Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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BRADLEY UNIVERSITY Peoria, Illinois Jane Burch, Editor Marty Ryan, Photographer wnw- r fr fQP i 3 Q Q 2 fit Vg U Student Life . Sports ...... . Housing .... . Organizations Academics. . . 14 60 90 162 210 The Ever-Changing Face 2-,Leif . af? Q ji E ik R ll X . Q-J, ir Relaxatian, Fun, Ana' Entertainment 7 The Quiet Moments .Q 5 .u is ' Tm, vhfa PA f A fu! ' 3, 4.5 'lil' Je if ,L 'Qi v ,sa wa MEF' lf? wp 4'-' WL M S' 4 v, i'E1-. 'li K' 4 'bias Mi 5. H' nk 5+ 1 Xj, -L,,,'viiy? ,A L ' A ,iff ' ' 'Q 9'S5f' Q '-.2 vi 11 ,-I ' fm pk 3,6513 x fn ' bv- 'S ft -. Qigiif ' i gx. H' '35 fs -. ' Q iii ' .3 SYL' 315. 'fgp H94 Lgggjy, .5Q v,Q!K TX 4 if - ,-phwqxgi Q '56 S'- ','es' fm 4 '.4Q',14?5?fQfQgyK75fg r. . 'A 'ife , Q 5? 'iii fa .Q ' -ff 'I 'ff ,REE f . Q QQQ QQQQ fungal 6, km: X7 f -, QI ,vw-aw if +4 . ia 'fp vi, Q, f:Qw...,QZ QQ gfgQQQ,5 , jQ ' L wk, 2+ .-fiiffx . Q Q Q Q: QQ ff! AQQZMQ .QQ A Elf? fi? T X :QQ ,MQ-.Q aQ?gQ I, 521 . , ' , V QE-ami, ,'1QQ - Av 1 f if wg- jf zffsii gl' . 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Q . 7 . w'V, T f ' A ' ' , ' . 1 , 4-V 5 iVl.x Q .4, ' 1 ,. fl .0 - Q -FV ,XV X1 .. if'p dia :: STUDENT LIFE The Hilltop Comes Alive Starting slowly, students filter in from all parts of the country. With the first days of campus life comes the meeting of new faces, renewing old friendships, reliving summer experiences, and planning the coming semes- ter. As the pace quickens, Bradley's 5336 stu- dents experience the ups and downs of regis- tration, following the Bradley formula: money times frustration, divided by closed classes, raised to the power of confusion. And then, the first day of class. N. I :AW W ja - Q - gf il-W. ' ii,g as Va. 1 M ' s ' K' -tw? f -js -, kb 1: H' t ,.,, s ' if +4 Y as , 'aft T ., K K sw? b K g -,V ig fjsf f , b u ss l QI, :Ai QW, 1 , , , K ,ESQ-K? ,Q t .1 , . , - '-5 , f K . 'gp js .,i 1 ,NW-if ,S A, ,fx xml tx , Q 'le - 0 , : , iw- ' . 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V.: f. fm- ii wa Q Q-in :gyy,l,A,A K I 35214, 3 ,V 1'-12 -YQ1igy?awa'Q-'N - ' W:-, ,L Q ' f ,, 1 ning yu, ., . .. f.'1.11-21+-Lixx-..vmA.:.4.4uAfu, f -- I Q 4 ., 1 .fw 17 The Pace Quickens Fall semester and a new academic year, the campus is flooded with wandering freshmen and resolute upperclassmen, armed with renewed resolutions, adjusting to new room- mates, learning about their teachers, discovering the problems of a hastily contrived schedule. The atmosphere is relaxed and the weather is warm, but the swirling leaves carry omens of cold, dreary, early-morning walks to B-Hall and the Student Center. 'mt Nm Q, The Beat Goes On With the introduction to classes and the novelty of a new semester out of the way, the campus hits its stride. The first round of tests is over, the courses become more difficult, and concentration becomes the Watch- word, as the students look more deeply at the results behind and the Work ahead. While studying mounts, minds also begin to search for relief. 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Heitz Hall and Off-Campus Men's Association combined to win the Sweepstakes Award with their '4Let the Braves Put You in the Winners Seatw which was a take-off on the Hertz television commercial. Phi Kappa Tau, Pi Beta Phi, Alpha Kappa Psi, and Lovelace-Wyckoff Hall won in their respective divisions. FAR LEFT: Tlze Bradley Brave and cheerleaders lead the traditional snake dance to Bradley Park. LEFT: The Delta Upsilon 's housedec hits a snag as every- one wonders what happened to the blueprints. BOTTOM FAR LEFT: Once again the upperclassmen are victorious over the freshmen in the tug-ojlwar. BOTTOM MIDDLE LEFT: A freshman found guilty at rat court is creamed by B-Club members. BELOW: Heitz Hall captured the Housedec Sweepstakes Tro- phy with their representation of the Hertz commercial, at Wway, it 4, aggarr rr W W ,rw at F pkyagg, ta, I if 'rr ay NW Q, , as ,faq 'H a,a1f4i4nr1t2f'f K 3 Muses, ,,.t t Waaessxvvr ,rt at 'Q' rg t1'K1'W ,QM P , if w fa as 1,111.46 ,,w,'tWie'QL , fJ i if ' Quia il? wxatiii 2 'Q 1 11 sr assi' 'kimlgggi 'fikzuvw , 'zshif' I r,,,,3sfa' H ,gMs1,2,s4M ,,,'aa'Mw S 1 we A 2 4' ' .fa M ikirm' f , at 'aiiw 'VV N., efvzzvifaaa..-..f ati!!! V Satires Enliven Stunt Show Marching aspirin tablets, an imitation Rowan and Martinf, and a well-titled 4'Amateur Hour were all part of the 1968 Stunt Show. Twenty-seven organizations combined their talents into five shows sati- rizing television commercials. The Winning routine, MWho Stole the Right Guard, de- picted a desert fortress left defenseless by the theft of their protector. It was pre- sented by Sigma Kappa, Gamma Phi Beta, Pi Kappa Alpha, Phi Kappa Tau, Sigma Phi Delta, and Off-Campus Men's Association. After the performances, Aleta You was chosen to reign as queen over Homecoming. Jw . A 'W f Ki 'WG ABOVE: Princesses Judv Miller, Kay Krasin, Barb Hummel, and Rose Hecht wave to crowds during the haljltime parade. ABO VE RIGHT: It,s a A'Special Occasion as Smoky Robinson and the Miracles fill the Fieldhouse with their Motown sound. RIGHT: Homecoming Queen Aleta You presides over the halfl time Homecoming ceremonies. SECOND RIGHT: Alumni and undergrads com- pare dancing styles to the music ofthe New Colony Six at the Pere Marquette. THIRD RIGHT: The Bradley Brave does his traditional dance to help lead the Braves to victory. PAR RIGHT: The Braves rip open a hole in the Southeast Missouri defense as Larry Selinger fakes to Mike Dafjerner to hand off to Tom Stephano in the Homecoming game. M2612 Entertainment, Victory Climaxes Weekend Souling,' with Smokey Robinson highlighted the Friday night entertain- ment ot' the 1968 Homecoming. Con- tributing to the excitement were the Miracles, who opened the show with a fast-moving Motown Revue. On Satur- day, the stage was set for the gridiron match with Southeast Missouri State. Strong moral support from students and visiting alumni helped carry the Braves to a 22-l9 victory. That night, the New Colony Six performed for the traditional Homecoming Dance at the Pere Marquette. President Dedicates Olin Hall at Convocation aff, new in ay , Lew we-' ' i 5 :ifst : , ' Q if 3 A X M t 5. ,I , 4 , 5 , 2 4 - 5 r lm, , V . fi .tim mi, if cf Z The magnificent dream of Lydia Moss Bradley, who envisioned an institute of higher learning as a memorial to her husband, was recounted for all the students of Bradley at the annual con- vocation. Another phase of Mrs. Brad- ley's dream was realized with the con- struction of Olin Hall, dedicated to the enrichment of the University ee to preparing students for the constant challenge of new science. FAR LEFT: A most honored guest at convocation, Dr. James O. Wynn, Vice President of tlze Olin Foundation, speaks of the multi-million dollar grant given Bradley. MIDDLE LEFT: Dr. William Weiss, Bradley Horticulturist, proudly rnakes his daily inspection of the ultra-modern Olin green- house. LEFT: At tlze annual convocation cer- emony, President 71 W. VanArsdale presides over the dedication of Olin Hall. BELOW LEFT: Wit- nessing the Olin Hall dedication, the faculty awaits tlze cu tting of the ribbon. The S5 Million Face-lift Begins Part of Bradley'S S5 million building plan included a new residence hall and the expansion of Bradley Hall. Only this yearis juniors and seniors can remember the old Harper Hall, as the new 51.3 million structure takes its name and place on campus. By next fall Bradley Hall will also have a new look as two new structures take the place of the natural science facilities moved to Olin Hall. X, z A Q A l ,,, fi' fr W, .W V, mf P32516 ff ' Q M 'Y vvrggjiivk 'gr ,.5, f 2 Ni if N Q H N ' r ' , y K 'nf Xxx h Q, K, X. X EEK Mg L Q ' Q J S , '35 t ss, MiAMw,,,,J..J A g+ A Lxbfqv h.. M xx ,FV s t .ff ' xl W by 'V X- X, 1' I ,S Y' 'sf I I ff 4 f J, 3 f if 2 V i J I 1 Q! , 1 is if !f I 1 I J 32 Q M55 2 If 5215344 91x'fwr1l And When There Are No Classes . . . Nearly every weekend seems to host some event at Bradley. From the freshmen picnic in B-Park to a concert at the fieldhouse. the University plans a full schedule of happeningsf, This year the t'Coffee House Circuitu brought new entertainment to L1 year of movies, exchanges. concerts and others. Two events also provided 21 source of revenue for the students: the ISA Monte Carlo Night. and the annual Dadis Day. H5 P-4: rg ,'i ? M A ,,, 144: as e,yiiKiieir i XX N Q xx' ,ggfw :f- . Q 5 Beating The Blahs Relaxing during the Week is a sure escape from the 4.0 blues. Jam ses- sions keep everyone ready for the next weekend, while a cup of coffee in the Sit'n Bull gets everyone ready for the next class. A lively discussion helps to keep one up on the outside world and a beer or two at Maroon's is a must before any night of booking. as--W----'A ' I M ,r,V 35 I. w fi . X fa ,U . SN . ,f x f 2 v I 4 M.. .vw Y-0. ..,f1f 9 ' ,f ww.. 4, ,Away ,J LQNWWNN. ..x. . WN-wana' ' 'N 1 , . A,-uggrf mo ...,1,...s.J 9X5v' h .- -vip . . ' . ' . .'fffiQ g' . N4.1iw-Rfw nfgl.-Sf..,,,,. :?'Y1w-.'. Msw. L f,.7d,,,li Q4-.3,,,w v wal.-f - M N A W M' .' -Q W. A f-v3,.',g,. ,. M ?-K.5,,,.XiW:H A 15 . 9 ' . K V A w? Qiibiww K . . . W- 4 .. K X ,K .K fm- .3 L K t Q . L. . . . igg-5p.5.g3.m ,vw 'Gov-fx wx H.. W K Y ' A . k tm., Q ...1 X K .K - 5,1 X , .M . .N-V f,,..A.....,4.'5'. ww- .Q-,Q x 5 K.. K ' .- .:. .f if A -W.. 'k' . 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A Semester's Work Comes Into Focus I ml.-..3-at as As autumn fades and the first snows -- fall on Peoria, the mood of the cam- pus begins to Change. With the snow- covered campus creating a New Eng- land setting more time is spent in quiet seclusion in dorm rooms and the library. Finals and the end of another semester have become a reality. l 5 I x v,.4-My D' V My r IZ? ww may - A . , W5 ,. 4 A D xg. in ,,9,6'L K H5557 . 4 ' va 1' 5 - 1 nf - W i J Student Protest Results In Librar Improvement rf A Y 1 I wi .arf if 'Q if Basic discontent with the Cullom- Davis Library inadequacies coupled with a question of priority in the University's S5 million building pro- gram brought unprecedented student action and one of the most tense moments in Bradley's history. Spark- ing the student unrest was an admin- istrative allotment of 59,000 to Black Culture Week sponsored by the Black Students, Alliance. All-school meet- ings and conferences were held, stu- dent leaders deliberated, the President and students negotiated, and 31.5 million was promised to Cullom-Davis Library over a three year period. ABOVE LEFT.' Students make their feelings known at the library by checking out over 4,000 books. LEFT: A group of thirteen leaders, aceomf panicd by two to three hundred other students, remain at the library all night discussing the past weeks events and the results. ABO VE: President Van Arsdale announces the commitment of Sl.5 million to raise the standards of the library. Hamlet Provides Evening Of Intense Drama Murder, revenge, incest, and political intrigue were brought to Neumiller Chapel in the University Theatreis first Shakespearean production of 'tHamlet. The story of the famous young Dane was directed by Collins J. Bell who guided Hamlet CGary At- woodl in convincing the audience that Shakespeare said much more than just, To be or not to bef' BELOW: In pursuit of his father's ghost, Hamlet fGary Atwoodj is held back by his two friends Horatio fRobert Waynej and Marcellus Uohn Asherj. BOTTOM' Denmark's court of regality is soon to be seen transformed into a court of treachery, RIGHT: Hamlets father fTom Joycej appears spiritually before Hamlet to advise him on what to do. Reader's Theater Stages Hit Show Stop the World - I Want To Get Offf' the beguiling and inventive musical hit by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley, was given in Ll Readerls Theater presentation by director Ronald Koperski. With malice and scornful satire, this mixture of music and mirth chronicled the life of one man, Littlechap CBradley Sulli- vanl. und his rise to social success, including his women, his indulgences, and his pride, ending on a tragic note of self-realization and death. Off TOP: Bradley Sullivan takes his curtain call bow as Littleclzap after making 'Stop the World zz hit. ABO VE: The chorus shadows Littlechap 's lite with song, LEFT: As seen through pantomime, Little- chap is born. sl '6Odd Couplev Brin What happens when two grown men, living together, have a domestic quar- rel? Tempers llare, friendships snap, and laughs abound as the stage is set for the comedy of Phe Odd Couplef' Jack Steenrod, as the carefree Oscar, and Tom Doman, as the meticulous Felix, starred as the quarrelsome couple. The pair eventually separate, but the game must go on or, as Oscar explains, Life goes on, even for those of us who are divorced, broke and sloppy. RIGHT: Felix clears the ai' of differences with Oscar, BOTTOM: Cards fly as Felix f Tom Domanj breaks a tense moment with Vinnie fDaizieI1 rickj, Marry. fB0b Pateyj, Oscar Hack Steenrodj, and Roy fLarr,v Cohenj. BELOW: The Pidgeon sisters fDebbie Pitcher and Judy Wolfsonj fly high for the evening forming an odd qz4ar!eI. El' w I l ,.-3 W, ami get Lecture-Concert Brings Speakers Under the sponsorship of the Lee- ture-Concert Committee, popular speakers and entertainment groups are brought to campus. This year, Pro- fessor E. G. Williamson lectured on student unrest and other problems facing the present college generation. F. Lee Bailey questioned the U.S. legal system. Julian Bond, a Georgia Assemblyman, spoke on the troubles of the Negro in todayis society. ABOVE LEFT: One of the nation's leading crim- inal lawyers, F Lee Bailey spoke on legal prob- lems. LEFT: Julian Bond became famous as he led the fight for the seating ofa representative Georgia delegation at the Democratic convention. ABO VE: E. G. Williamson, professor of psychology and dean of students at the University of Minnesota, aimed at college topics. Special Occasions Lecture-Concert Committee weaves a rainbow of entertainment for the cam- pus annually, Within the past year. the fieldhousc has resounded to Herb Alpertls Tijuana Brass. rocked with the humor of Bill Cosby. and moved in the smooth spell of thc Tempta- tions along with Smokey Robinson and the Miracles. RIGHT: Smokey Robinson reaehes deep into his soul for his popular sound. MIDDLE ABOVE: My Girl. possiblv the best remembered ofall the Temps great hits, helped to make the show a success. FAR RIGHT: The only thing that could outshine the TL'I?'1f7IfIIl0lZSl0Llf'Hf.Y were their songs. BELOW: Bill Cosby makes effective use of panto- mime in one of his comedy routines. BELOW RIGHTJ Herb Alpert leads the Beat of the Brass, -sits Sa 45 Campus Carnival Brmgs Bigtop To Bradley Once each Spring, Memorial Field- house changes from The Home of the Bravelslw to a circus bigtop. Stu- dents constructed 31 Carnival booths representing 36 campus organizations, which brought nearly 8,000 dollars to various Peoria charities. Zeta Beta Tau paced all organizations, taking in over 6.000 tickets. Alpha Phi Omega head- ed the independents while Sigma Del- ta Tau won the sorority division. The l'und-raising continued as King and Queen, Dick Falkman and Linda De- lano, were selected to reign over the events by voting with moneyfl or ii- rw In, ,T xi 4 ,. U, ,, ,M ., :.,,i.,,. at - f W' -Pfifrfxlrjelwir 'ff' ' 46 r T I L 'res X. L W4 'wx . B T A -sv - 9 -we f .a ,- L sg 5 .h' X WX t esvis B Q .,,.:: . :.'- . ik FAR LEFT: Leading a parade of antique automo- biles, Bob Eiehberg, general chairman of the 1968 Campus Carnival, gets ready for the ride down Main Street. MIDDLE LEFT: No carnival is com- plete without a clown, and Sue Egizzi's costume and grease paint proved to be the best of 1968. BELOW CENTER: Linda Delano of Sigma Kappa and Dick Falkman of Kappa Delta Rho were named Queen Charity and King Hilarity. BOTTOM RIGHT: Finding her nose a bit too shiny, one Pi Phi waits to be powdered. BELOW: Winding up to Paddle a Pledge, one small boy shows that Campus Carnival is fun for everyone. 4 W . an V t f ..,.. 1 . st v H. q V Wh, QW ' ,af . ,WV t.,,,. , , ff1w..,tawf ' f 3:2249 ., f , I fe. K 7 29 ZS 4 2 K fs ,W ww f Wf 1 ff f it rf f---3 fl 3 , J il? if i f, N Q in XX Campus Hilarit FAR LEFT: A careful aim and a Steady toss result in another miss for Carl Paizella at Lovelace Hall's corn-Cob-toss, MIDDLE LEFTJ A bear. a mug, a Schlitz sign-some leave the Carnival with more than memories. Ll:'1 T: The sadists have their day dumping on the Sigma Kappas. BELOW CEN- TER: Such a deal has Larry Jones as he boosts prizes that can be won playing Z-Ball-T. BE- LOW: While working at the Carnival, Susan Blain has trouble fighting off the Raek Monster. i X N . Q X A gi. I S:kA LLALL,.,., 5 ,:,. m ,Lf.X, . . I E Q1 S Wyman 5 wwe 'U S kb Mygkwsww, ,xl One Challenge Met, A Greater One Lies Ahead ,..e A A w Q, Z, 22 if! ,, as T All Campus Queen my M Mu Patti Andres ff f n n be we nw gi X r QQ' fgsfvfie is gg N 3 f 5' if? x' N X JQQ' Q if .Q . . . J NV Ns. is its 'if , Q J X l .A NN' ,in E !, ' : , S SQ x ' . o x . Q ,, .V 'Elia -x f -. X - ' . Q 1 - ' 1 Coy . Q, t .yy 'eg 3 -YN? 6 - E , 'L Q w ,f ., -,,, . Q ga , ,.,- 1.,.n,,, ,- W if U 1 ,5 My Z J- BI ,-+'f'i' 1-f. 4, :,f f'5'5- T. , 1 ' s , Y ' ' f- ,gg 3 ' - -' 23' Q 1 H ' if r be X iff! jg-ff' 331.3 if off 1 Sag! ' ,,7fg ' ', ,wi f ,f 5 ' o 1, :F li, A. V' 'Q' ' . F1I13l1StS . ,- ,A if . ee- g X Arlene Peterson 1 . K E- M6 kk ' ,W- , i , nf. ' Q.. V , 4--AM.. QM. 5 Lx , 3' I . gfmwowiere 1 9' ,fr w -.X ' qw ..-9. V -QL. X M 5 fx Q ,-we ,,, - q4 e f ig Carole Benson n 53 Homecoming Queen Aleta You, nominated by the men of Sigma Chi, reigned as the 1968 Homecoming Queen. Aleta transferred here last year from the University of Hawaii Where she was a member of Beta Beta Gamma Sorority. Now a junior at Bradley majoring in speech education, she is a resident advisor in Lovelace Hall and is also active in radio-broadcasting. l Finalists if ABOVE: Carole Benson, nominated by Lambda Chi Alpha, is a resident advisor of Burgess Hall. LEFT: Nancy Grimm, a member of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, was nominated by the Off-Campus Men's Association. Homecoming Princesses V . ABOVE: Judy Miller, Gamma Phi Beta ABOVE: Barbara Hummel, Gamma Phi Beta BELOW: Rose Hecht, Gamma Phi Beta BELOW: Kay Krasin, Sigma Kappa Q , ,..,.T, . ...- Junior- Senior Queen Chosen to reign as l968 Junior-Senior Queen was Miss Patti Andres of Chi Omega. Patti, now a senior, is an elementary education major. She was nominated by Pi Kappa Alpha. fm-f ,M .. ai . N., r,..ia.,.sss,..,...,.T. ..... .i ..... Wi., ,......,.. 1 l V V. 3 1 Freshman-Sophomore Queen Marty Johnson was crowned as Queen of the 1968 Freshman-Sophomore dance. Marty, a member of Chi Omega sorority, is now a sophomore and is a liberal arts and science major. She was nominated by Zeta Beta Tau. f ,Wwe ff! Best-Dressed Girl Geraldine Parson V V ,,gad0 V ' WF Mmwww A I JW? 4 , 'QQ 'Y ff f n ' ,cm ' W .4 414 'N-rf ,f IFC Queen 5 W1-lvl i Z M f uw iw XX Q 2 ' x ., , , I 'if Y it Q 'M ' ,, -iw i Q ?4 y iw., .Q Q 9 iv X Y ii ,224 W if 1 ' 3' ,f 'Z' ' ' AQ 1 4 fig , 'x . 41 aff M f 1 R K 13 U M E it 2 Q 38 19, Q 9 ig ' gi 5 Sv W Ay EA E in 2 l g I VVAVV 4 ,VVJ 'FX -If Q! 3? -Aki Lgldiv , it v 'O n gg G , , H. S . Zigi Ik -gig my 'Q ! A VW, , Wi' , A I 11 I ,Y 7 if H' ,k f. ,Y V' K' K V X , Au if it , 'L - W? Q . ' ,R t- Z,. f ' 4? Q ,Jil 2' - 1, Q M 9' dl, 1 ,V J vat X 33 x V ' ' , 95,54 ligyz, ,A Jw, Q 1, , , , M. , ,f 4, 2 304' A? Y ,it v gr! gg, in , 3. 3 4' 'Q 9 A-4. 1 1 F1380 ,I ga 7s-1. 1,1 MA, f ffl s A' ll zu ,uv i 4 2 W if my 1 A, lv Football: A Tough Season For Coach Stone 3 if fs. V .f 3 QMAA we V1 ugybwle- aiieiiitihfqxbfwign . A i ABO VE.' Number 20, Dan Ginter tries to break away from a host of Central Michigan taeklers as Bill Erickson 1631 comes in to assist. ABO VE RIGHT: With an open Held in front of him, Ernie Pierantoni makes a desperate grab at a Selinger aerial against Western Illinois. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: The entire bench stares toward scrimmage on a tense fourth and one situation. RIGHT: Bradley 's front line stands poised and ready to keep Central Michigan from scoring. FAR RIGHT: Ernie Pierantorzi throws a down field block a jter a Bradley completion against Central Michigan. ,4 wwf' by 199 f r, ff , ' 'El' ffafiw ff ' fa- 455 ,ifyfg 1 913 r' ,v '?Ny Hopeful effort, a hard schedule, and heavy injuries combined to finish the 1968 Bradley football season with a 4-6 record. The highlight of the season was the 22-19 Homecoming upset over Southeast Missouri which was capped during the fourth quarter by a 80 yard march to paydirt and a strong defense which boosted the teams confidence for the rest of the season. Sophomore fullback Tom Stephano, the workhorse of the backfield, gained a net of 537 yards in 154 carries for an average of 3.4 yards per carry. Junior quarterback Larry Selinger spread out his 115 completed passes between Mike Dafferner, Tom Steph- ano, Ernie Pierantoni, and Tom Whitney. The small but rough sopho- more Mike Kepple grabbed off 5 interceptions highlighting his top- notch defense. 352 ff Injuries Hinder Team Strength The season was filled with several individual disappointments, including the sub-par health of co-captain Jerry Rapplean and a bad ankle which kept sophomore end Tom Whitney out for the last half ofthe season. There were also numerous injuries in the Pensacola game which hurt Coach Stoneis squad for the remaining two games. At the post season banquet Norb Pierce, a junior guard, was elected captain for the next season. Mike Bresko, a senior tackle, was voted Most Valuable Player for the 1968 football season. I my W V y -V -V ,ta ,ff T ,, iuiiuu T T T P T T , L, My N, yn ' ' I ' ' , , FAR LEFT: Quarterback Larry Selinger sets his team and signals as the Braves drive for a touchdown in the Southeast Missouri game. LEFT CENTER: Coach Stone confers with Larry Selinger on a crucial third down play. LEFT: Ernie Pierantoni goes high to beat out the Southeast Missouri defense. BELOW FAR LEF T: With the Akron secondary looking for a pass, Larry Selinger runs the option for six points. BELOW LEFT.' Larry Selinger threads the needle against three Central Michigan defensers. Braves Finish Strong In Spirit i 525555225 Q2 LEFT: FRONT ROW KL to Rl: Dave Hebenstriet, Jim Ulrich, Tim Ellis, Dave Schollt, Tim Rassi, Chuck Neumann, Mike Dafferner, Jim Edlund, Mike Kepple, John Veatch, Dan Ginter, Pat Dendler, Steve Beemer, John Knowles. SECOND ROW. Tom Stephano, Chuck Harris, Terry Baker, Gene Schumacher, Larry Selinger, Jerry Rapplean, Bob Durbin, Greg Mohns, Steve Celba, Dave Plautz, Jim Weinstein, Mike Plessner, John Grund, Alan Goode, manager Bob Luzzo. THIRD ROW.' Coach Ron Mosteri, Coach Jim Spink, Jim King, Jack Wiech, Gil Renner, Keith Wagner, Frank Difltri, Norb Pierce, Bill Erickson, Ed Gabrielson, Roy Muni, Mike Coleman, Steve Garrison, Bob Witherell, Ed Kuester, Mike Bresko, Tom Whitney, Ernie Pierantoni, Jim Creech, Chuck Kalb, Head Coach Billy Stone. ABOVE LEFT: Fullback Tom Stephano gets tackled by a Southeast Missouri player by the 30 yard line. ABOVE: Bradleys defense stops Western from a near touchdown. RIGHT: Defense halfback Steve Celva rests after having been shaken up on a play. 1968 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD BRADLEY OPPONENT 6 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 41 19 EVANSVILLE 27 14 WESTERN ILLINOIS 33 22 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 19 13 AKRON 27 37 EASTERN ILLINOIS 28 1 6 WHEATON 7 0 PENSACOLA 35 21 WISCONSIN-MI LWAUKEE 2 2 26 ILLINOIS STATE 42 I, .,... ef' Y ' In September, Coach Joe Stowell was quoted as saying that Bradley is Mused to Winning. Due to our inexperience we'll need a real good effort from all our boys? The 'feffortw and spirit promoted by an excellent basketball tradition was present all season. How- ever, inexperience had made itself felt by mid-season when the Braves could only boast a 3-7 Missouri Valley Conference record. Coach Stowell's first stroke of bad luck came at the beginning of the year when all-MVC player Al Smith did not return to school due to academic ineligability. Smith, who ranked as the number two scorer and led the team in assists, was sorely missed in games such as those with Tulsa, Memphis, and St. Louis, all of which could have been Won With one more basket registered on the Brave's side of the scoreboard. Basketball: Loss of Smitt Hurts Braves sq W: BYW2 FAR LEFT: As Dave Lundsrrom awaits his intro- duction, Steve Kuberski, L.C Bowen, and Cal Criddle acknowledge the cheers of the crowd. ABOVE LEFT: Finding himself all alone, Bowen tries one of his accurate 'Yumpers ABO VE: Cal Criddle lays one up on the fast break. RIGHT: Steve Kuberski is on his toes at the foul line. 1' 'A h iw 'H V Spirit Supports Team X x XX N AX X YN TOP LEFT: L. C, Bowen drives toward another Brave score. FAR l.l:'FT: A1 Crusoe leaps to block a Cincinnati pass during a press. BELOW LEFT: The Braves get iizstrzwtzofzs fiom coaclz Joe Stowell during a time-out. l.l:kFT.' A Bradley hook shot gets by Cincinnati for a score. ABOVE: The Immortal Symbol of Victohv in the Fieldhouse. TOP: Find- ing himself fiee in the corner, Dave Lundstrom attempts a Sliotfrom a difficult angle, While the l968-69 Basketball Braves will win few team honors. their indi- vidual efforts will be long-remembered by fieldhouse fans. Steve Kuberski. a junior transfer from Illinois. teamed with senior L. C. Bowen to form one of the strongest scoring duos in the nationi Cal Criddle thrilled spectators by stealing tips from much taller op- ponents. Backeourt men Bill Rohl- mann. Dave Lundstrom, and 5' 4 Frank Sylvester specialized in ball hawking and outside shooting. All in a vain attempt at fulfilling the Bradley winning tradition. ABOVI:'.' In the last half of the Cincinnati game, Cal Criddle attempts a fade-away jumper for two points. ABOVE RIGHT: L. C. Bowen jumps high over a Tulsa defender for a snot. ABOVE MIDDLE RIGHT: Joe Lewis attempts a free throw after being awarded a technical foul. PAR RIGHT: Sliding in under the backboard, Steve Kuberski scores against Nortlz Dakota State. RIGHT flfasily outjuznping his opponent, big L. C. Bowen at- tempts to tip the ball to a waiting Cal Criddle. Young Cagers Show Promise 'tus s :tix Cincinnati Game Highlights Season With a well fought attempt to stop Louisville from the Missouri Valley title playoff in the final game of the season, the Braves finished sixth in the Valley with a 7-9 record. A team that improved with every game, high- lighted by a victory at Cincinnati, kept spirit high throughout the season. With the memory of a dissappointing 14-12 season behind, hopes for a bet- ter season next year are high with three starters back, the return of Tom Campbell, plus several outstanding freshman and junior college transfers. FAR RIGHT: The Braves get psyched before going out on court. RIGHT: Frank Sylvester, Bradley 's 5 '4 wonder, and one of college basketball s better ball-handlers, in a familiar pose, searching for an opening to get the ball inside. BELOW: fleft to right! Cheerleaders Jackie Brasnick, Ardis Sheri- den, Sue Rissman, Janet Miller, Kathy Rawlins, and Carol Zeigler, provided spirit at all of the Brave 's basketball games. 5 ,.., K .ggi--....,..-f gig all ww as www C. .Mi 35- . ra t .X A if f 3 X Ml -Rs IV, .4 I 1968-69 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD BRADLEY OPPONENT 97 WISCONSIN STATE 57 98 AUGUSTANA 62 68 NORTH DAKOTA STATE 51 86 PAN AMERICAN 70 63 MURRY STATE 66 93 WITCHITA STATE 8 3 79 TULSA 81 86 INDIANA STATE 63 109 NORTH DAKOTA 77 68 MEMPHIS STATE 67 92 NORTH TEXAS 106 76 DRAKE 93 82 ST. LOUIS 8 3 62 CINCINNATI 82 64 LOUISVILLE 77 87 WITCHITA STATE 85 80 TULSA 94 72 DRAKE 73 105 TEXAS ARLINGTON 60 88 MEMPHIS STATE 62 95 NORTH TEXAS '77 86 ST. LOUIS 75 64 CINCINNATI 61 78 LOUISVILLE 82 1 ' I Wy, ,,-433 ,, fl ,V ,,,, T, ww, , f' ' f Swimming Team Improves Performance Under the coaching of Jim Spink, the a eveee P erf zr- rrree - a W erre 1969 swimming team greatly im- g rn n p g, rnal erra af. proved its performance over last sea- ,ssr son with the aid of an outstanding i ' as a it s. freshman, Robb Sellinger. Though the j tss s, 5 . . eeesae a season record did not show the im- provement of the team, the quality of the teams they competed with proved their increased ability. Highlighting the season were the showings of the 400 yard relay team fof Robb Sell- inger, Tom Preston, John Hosteller, and Tom Carneyj, and Sellingeris indi- vidual performances. The relay team set two records while Sellinger broke the Bradley record in the 200 yard individual medley three times. With an 8-5 record and upset victories over Agustana and Valparaiso behind them, the team has an excellent chance of at least a second place in the MVC. ' - Reggie S .-1 Q W 5 hi TOP: Tom Carney shows his style in the butterfly. ABOVE LEFT: At the crack of the starting gun, a Bradley tanker trys to out-jump his opponent. ABO VE: Bradley 's diver demonstrates his form and balance in competition. Cross Country Takes 6th in M V C This year's Cross Country team. under the direction of Coach John Schoof. compiled a disappointing 3-7 record for the season. Although Coach School was optimistic at the season's start with 4 returning lettermen. in- juries to several runners prevented the team from reaching its full potential. The team finished sixth in the Mis- souri Valley Conference Meet and eighth in the Illinois Intercollegiate meet. Dave Ulmer was the year's num- ber-one runner. LEFT: Dr. Brown checks in Randy Hart as he crosses the finish line in the Western meet. BE- LOW: Dave Ulmer takes the lead in a race against Northern Illinois at Bradley 's home course. s A K v . ' . . Us-su' .139 Golfers Improve XNHth.22-9-l.h4ark The 1968 golf team, eoaehed by Jim Spink, compiled one of the most outstanding records in the history of Bradley. Led by captain Dave Lund- strom. the golf team aehieved a dual match reeord of 22-9-l, but finished a disappointing 7th in the Missouri Val- ley Conference. The top two medalists for the season were Craig Profitt and Dave Lundstrom with 74.9 and 76.4, While the overall team average was 77.5. Low round ol' the season was shot by Craig Profitt. With the entire team returning for the 1969 season the outlook appears good for an even better finish than last year. goes for fe x J T K 3 is A L .Q Q it 3' - if it is 7 i' s 9 fi . it 9 S X gf 9 N, A ABOVE: Bi!! Hrank, Rod Johnston, Bill Bannon, Todd Kerzncufv, Craig Profitt, Dave Lumlstrom. TOP: Captain Dave Lunzlstronz shows his form and skill in a sand trap. vii va Cindermen Take Second In State The 1968 track team improved up- on an average past and showed hopes of a bright future for the Brave cindermen. The highlights of the past season were a 5-2 dual match record, a sixth place finish in the Missouri Valley Conference, a second place finish in the Illinois Intercollegiate Meet, and three new school records. The season's highest scorer was Joe Williams with 8721 points. LEFT FIRST ROW: Vasco Bridges, Jim Moss, Jim Dickerson, Ron Young, Bill Willingham, John Gersh, Bob Taylor, Dave Ulmer, Joe Williams, SECOND ROW: Jerry Cizak, Chip Jackson, Eric Walter, Bob Foster, Don Sloza, John Feigle, Wil- liam Murray, John Franks, Al Goode. THIRD ROW: Randy Hart, Bert Raabe, Dennis Rewerts, Pete Lanners, Greg Berry, Roger Frye. ABO VE: Entering the last hurdle of a 120 yard race, Vasco Bridges and John Gersh sweep jirst and second places in a substantial team victory over Washington University of St. Louis. RIGHT: Jack Wiech strains at the shot-put helping Bradley obtain their 5-2 meet record in track. FAR RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Dennis Crawford, Garv Zumwalt, Dave Umbarger. SECOND ROW: Coach Torn Coker, Rod Sprenkle, Bill Lofgren, Jim Kennedy, Brad Toburen. ABOVE: Denny Craw' ford returns a forehand during pre-season practice at the new indoor courts at Pioneer Park. RIGHT: Jirn Kennedy, Bradley 's lone netter graduate, slalns home another service ace. ABOVE RIGHT: Brad Toburen, last year's number three in singles, stretches far for this forehand return. i N 371968 TENNISIISCOREBOARD BRADLEY OPPQNENT 9 NORTH CENTRAL 0 7 NORTHEAST MISSOURI 2 vt ILLINQIS STATE 2 if DEPAUL 2 1 LORAS 2 6 AUGUSTANA 3 5 sfr. AMBROSE 1 599 NOTRE-DAME 9 392 9 EASTERN ILLINOIS o 9 AUGUSTANA 0 9 WESTERN 1LL1Noxs o 9 CHICAGO-ILLINI o 9 9 KNOX 0 9 WHEATON o 1 MAC MURRAY o 5 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 4 , Y. K 'N Wg ms,,.-..u-n-- f , 3 K I B ' .1 2.3 'Uv W Netters Capture The M V C Title The 1968 Tennis team, under the direction of Coach Tom Coker fin- ished the season with an undefeated dual match record of 16-O and were the Missouri Valley Conference cham- pions. The team placed first out of seven teams in the Northeast Missouri Invitational Meet and finished second out of eight teams in the Northern Illinois Invitational Meet. The leading man in the singles play was Bill Lofgren with a perfect 25-O match record. First in doubles was the team of Lofgren and Brad Toburen with a match record of 19-2-l. With the nucleus of the team returning, the l969 season outlook appears excel- lent, ti., 1 Q if A Sw ,E , , I Bradley Wins Valley Baseball 31013 t if Bradley's Baseball Team, coached by Leo Schrall, culminated a highly successful season by beating Tulsa to win the Missouri Valley Conference title. Led by the steady hitting of Gary Upton 1.3425 and Bob Swigris C.337J, the Braves Won 8 and lost l in the MVC while chalking up a 15-8 overall record. The conference title qualified the team for the NCAA district finals Where they fell to a highly ranked Oklahoma State team. Ap- pointed to the all-MVC team were catcher Gary Upton, third baseman Mike McDonald, and pitcher Bill Reising. W, - , 1 ,,g1':'ffgf5'1 ftf 'P 5'F'! ,,,f 'l ' f 2. M 1, 1 Q fy 4,11- t r u u 5 1, S C , i V aa V- , r X A A, K 1 ,16 5 J A Z Q X y 2 ' , 15 . it if ,, , ,, ' , Y 5 1 We-f L , Img rtt I tx N5 5 , l X l l l l l K yn 3-sr 1- u v . .. .. ,.,, -V 'f 4 .X , it 1 ,ei 49 Q 5 if LV: 641, K , . X 1. l fflvi f an Azvi he lg - ggi 2? x X V f xl xx gy ,. l f ' if I 4 3 . .. U '1 , 1,f Ff 'g if 'sf 3 2 am kms 'W' jf LEFT: FRONT ROW: Dave Thake, Lou Pasz'erb, Dave Mack, Tim Barberis, Mike Neese, Chet Rornaniak, Ken Meyer. SECOND ROW: Coach Leo Schrall, Mike McDonald, Bob Swigris, Tom Cassidy, Gary Upton, Pat Grafton, Ron Maestri. THIRD ROW: Bill Riesing, Mike Kincannon, Tom Wood, Frank Mavitz, Paul Suckow. ABO VE: AI Smith displays the form which brought him his .320 batting average. ABOVE LEFT: Neatly executing a hook slide, Al Smith scores against Cincinnati. FAR LEFT.' Frank Mavetz is congratulated by his teammates after making one of his seasons five home runs. liglggliit-YQSEBALL SCQREBQSQRD BRADLEY t OPPONENT 4 a U, OF THE soUm... .f 3 K 1 hhmA V U, OF THE if 6 . 5 lla GULF . s s .s l 1.11 rLB -6' a c7155 l isis aiu.. wEsLEYAzsi.it liiiii 3 so i 2 4 ILL.WESLEYAN,'-'lla' 5 A 8, cREIGH'roN. . . 0 CREIGHTQN Q 3. - a 1 .lt l ' L a -N s-.. YQ. .X W. XX W S K 5 s me Q K .,.iN... . 5. . W, W.: . .V ...X N m. , Q R XX K X - -. M Q X iw aw 3 My .. 5 ., LK-- , as J . N ' s X -4 'Q 'fifx ' . . N X QM Q 7 P S' NN Q W , .. 31 ,--. ifilft I Q 4 'QYQLF .f Q 5 N ii 'Kkh as N. Kiki is Q . . , .. K X,A. J 1 5 is Q Q i XY N l . . X. M. if Qi . w ii 5 ' x N Q -. if 9 Y-. 'T U.,-nuilia ' fikivrx, .1-.N 4 - in , W ,f W iw ' W W fwvfyc gn ,V ,t 4 Wt V, 7 ,V ina., ,.- ., .4 1, cf 1 ,J 1.1, 1 wb ,,, A-' .,-f3,4 . if LEFT.' Bill Riesing led the pitching corps with a 6-I record. ABOVE: Gary Upton pulls his bat away from a pitch in the dirt. TOP: Leo Schrall confers with his batteryg Bill Riesing and Gary Upton. wsu , f -f, ff .r,,,o'j3yY ffl gf ,Ju ,, xy, IFC Baseball Highlighting spring intra-mural competition is IFC baseball. For the second year in succession Theta Xi, led by their pitcher, Gary 'gBeef'7 Kramer, used a late inning rally to top a spirited Tau Epsilon Phi team in the championship game. ln the playoff for third place, Zeta Beta Tau defeated its arch-rival, Alpha Epsilon Pi. LEFT: Theta Xi's John Antoneechia jumps away from an inside heave. ABOVE LEFT: Al Pressman delivers in the championship game. ABO VE: Dave Rosenthal of Tau Epsilon Phi golfs at a low offering. TOP: Frank Misrero concentrates on the next pitch, 5 S 3' ms, . , it 7 V f .1 f ,kiwi ,ef gms M air. f a i HW .. it ,pg ,, ' my IFC Football This year's IFC football title went to Theta Xi as they defeated Lambda Chi Alpha in the championship game by a score of l0-7. ln the playoff for third place, Sigma Phi Epsilon used an intercepted pass in the first overtime period to down Theta Chi, 12-6. A we ,Q ' W . 9: . at .,,f 'fxqaftf 'H' it T a 1- .A c,t.,ssW T 1. ',f '3 , 'HQ .. if 'V' T , ist, QF, .H . A L I N ,pmt .Q N, 1, ,b . i ' rftt - - ' ' A . Q -5 X ,, . -1 ,ig-3: F A-',,..eS-ef-i.. Q ,. . -hi ES A Y rf 1 f S t f gg . '.s . g .. , - - 9 I if s A 'rf A QQ- i -. 2 - at A ' Y- ...uv 1- t-'- 2 Y ' its ...ii 1 1 A ff' - it . B ' X ' A ' i T .sg T page Q --A Q7 , f.1 . T, W J .W . ..i, X lf.s K K A ' it 1 abyss-h.:tsf1 sA-s , . 5 4 , T ' ii 1533? S Q 1 t Tl' ' 'ii' 'f Tixfi W f 135' Q .-we Q ..,, , , p i I .3 ? .-. r C ' 6 - -, ilyfftiife '-H . .. . ' - f .Q it 4 rdk ' ' a., f , , S 1 V, , 2:71 ' WI 'ii ll 2 , ,N Q ffifffd ,wr I ,, 4 , A Qty? ,ytsia L f ff We as My ' , . at - 'T T y , V ,, if it f ff f ' -2 fi H f ..,. N -, ,, -mf ' ,.,i ,, 2 ' t 'M tie, et ms , ,- I . ,,,i, , TOP RIGHT: Following a block by Curt Barsi, all-IFC quarterback Dale Gorski runs around end for a touchdown against SAE. TOP LEFT: The Theta Chi line closes in on an SAE ball carrier. MIDDLE RIGHT: TEP defense contains Theta Xi 's sweep. A80 VE: Dust rises at the completion of another play jn the Theta Chi-LCA game. RIGHT: Mark Corti breaks up an SAEaerial. M25 eg.. R - c ., .rl av i f nh s, rv, . Q., ,B 1 'tw - .X af, g Q a-4, s Ke W A ,L me et - ,sf nw-, 1 W, Xt as i s IFC Basketball LEFT: Greg Fletcher of Theta Chi strains for a jumpball in competition with Phi Kappa Tau. BOTTOM RIGHT: Setting up a play, Don Holton leads tlze Sigma Chi team down court. BELOW: Roger Koehler of Theta Chi tangles with two members of the Phi Tau team for a rebound. BELOW LEFT: Sigma Chi breaks the TEP defense for an open shot. Bradley Ice Hockey Club Under co-captains Greg Martin and Lynn Rowe, the newly formed Hock- ey Club finished first in their league with a 12-2 record. This gave them the best record of any Bradley sports organization. The club hopes to re- ceive direct sponsorship from the school next year, which would pro- mote them to Nteaml' status. no 'Z s,f - yur Us lj F' 9' QI it N! 9 has l 115 TOP.' Rod Zimmer positions himself in goal Umouthl' as he waits for a teammate's pass. LEFT? Going down to the ice, Greg Martin blocks a shot while preventing any chance of a rebound. ABOVE.' Hockey Club wins pace-off in action at Pekin ice rink. OCMA Basketball Over 260 men participated in the off-campus basketball league spon- sored by the Ot't'-Campus Mens Asso- ciation. Of the 26 teams that played. the Bandets. Sun Devels. Ball Hawks. and Cavaliers took eliampionsliips in the organizations divisions. ti' ww! -1-I .Mi C AL. me-V all f ,mm fm, M, 1 .4 I 'x - 1 X' ' I - L- C. .- A ln? ,J 1 ' 1 5 . I 4 Y 0 r'o 4 L :': I . ' . ,it . -- h I I . .x x.,Ql. ,'.,, ,Q . , '0 ,- Rl., JY-.-5 K' 'hi V v X Rf? K Q EMU X ...4 31 Q? Ms, 6 '22 4 Z! 1 ? ef WL? e tv , - W Expansion Improves Crowded Conditions This year's freshmen, as Well as any- one who has lived in the university's dormitories, will look back over their Htimen in the dorms with fond memo- ries of three to a room, a two block walk for meals, five flights of stairs, hours, excellent meals e just a part of Bradleyis 'ggoldeni' better living for less program. However, some of this nostalgic tradition will be missing next year when the new l.7 million dollar air-conditioned Harper Hall is opened for freshmen men next year. if Xllww ,sv J 3 305 f X K, Ig, 3 X f f f gf if' f 5 fig My ,ff I it 9 1 Dormitories Offer Unique Living Experiences Burgess-Sisson Hall DORM COUNCIL, FRONT ROW.' Helene Hillman Trea5.L Linda Rassel. Pres.1 Ava Blum, V.Pres. Shelley Heller, Sec. SECOND ROW: Sheila Kamler: Dee Dee Detwiler: Peggy Lazarski: Elaine Gold- mang Karyn Reed: Cheryl Bailey. K ,iW m.LJ3a., '?5 . , 237' ' ' 7 MM aw .Q . 4 32 X wwe RESIDENT AND ASSISTANT ADVISORS, FRONT ROW: Jucki Brasnickg Carole Bensong Sharon Wcbbg Chris Meiners. SECOND ROW: Carol Porembag Claire Brelickg Joan Cuyjetg Judy Bollingerg Vicki Hauserg Linda Greenheldg Mary Simong Lucille VanDuyneg Kathy Weinheimerg Hilary McAllister. 4 m.... BELOW: DORM COUUVCIL, FRONT ROW' Candi Burch: Sandy Culunea, Trcasg Karla Kindred, Presg Karen Pauli, See.: Linda Brunson. SECOND ROW: Ellen Hopkinson: Renell Brownstein: Danielle Glo- wackig Joyce Box: Susie Gordong Mary Kay Sulli- van. LEFTA RESIDENT AND ASSISTANT AD- VISORS, BOTTOM ROW: Carol Johnson: Susie Gordon: Romnna Perryg Jerri Bixuntz, SECOND ROW: Shelley Edelheit: Judy Arthur: Ellen Milnor: Mary Kay Sullivang Lori lfulukg Dianna Fuller. THIRD ROW: Ellen Hopkinsong Jsinet Siegel. W U DORM COUNCIL, FRONT ROW: Jill Koving Joan Mishkind: Malorie Moore, Treas.,' Patricia McPhea' roan, Sec: Jeanne C yriague, Pres.,' Stephanie Gligorijevic. SECOND ROW: Jan Poterekg Shannon Quinlayq Barbara Barrows: Sybil Kingg Judi Fur- man. THIRD ROW: Ann Pjlugfelderq Carol Cassi- matis: Marilyn Stuckeyg Cele Campbell: Duffy Sclzankenf Slllflffll Gahinski. Lovelace Hall an--we 1 fi A wma-ww CN? Q RESIDENT AND ASSISTANT ADVISORS FRONT ROW: Shirley Gabinskig Carmen Vallente Alera You. SECOND ROW' Leanne Buckeridge Ann Pflugfelder: Ann Clzristiang Pat Hansen. 1 University Hall ! DORM COUNCIL, FRONT ROW: Tom Hullg Frank Fraga: Galen Reserq Bob Plischkeg Keith Roserzblumq Jeff Pastor. SECOND ROW: Jeff Munelzojfl' Tom Bykerq Bill Ostrandg Ron Cleve- land: Robert Durkin. THIRD ROW: David Fors- bergq James .Yosekg Dave Warrzcrg Bob Eggebreelzt. RlfSlD1:',X'T.f1XD ASSIST-1lYT.'1DVIS FR ON T R O l1': Miki' Moore Terrj' Kanzmernzamz Gary Katterzbrakvr Dale Camerx' Gregg A1l'L'll0h'lClI Sl:'CO YD R O W: Dan Theirs Jolm Liizdblom Alan Strzzxs Bruce Blank Bruce Kerr Rivlz ,Yagode YHIRD RO W: Paul .Yeakrase Stevc'Altetzl1zlrg Richard Leiiz Richard Woolbag Skip Sclzermerlzoriz Jim Sparling Bill Weller FOUR TH ROW: Frank Meyer Dave Tlzake Dave Dresner Pete Kozlkola Ray Janieek Garv Sherwood O R S O0 DORM COUNCIL, FRONT ROW: Becky Carrara: Betty T opoulos, Treas.,' Claudie Glick, IZ Pres.,' Mary Meyer, Pres.,' Valeria Petro, Sec.,' Mary Jo Brown. SECOND ROW: Susan Landsrnang Cheryl Papeg Sharon T owneg Ellen Munsong Sue Musialg Kay Ferng Sheila Black. Williams Hall RESIDENT AND ASSISTANT AD VISORS, FRONT R OW: Wanda Wederg Ronnis Cherg Linda Jorgenseng Nancy Schwartzg Libby Ranking Paula Solomon. SECOND ROW: Maureen Farrellg Lynne Kimotog Laura Weinerg Laurie Kaplang Margie Clysdaleg Cindy Hatch. Wyckoff Hall wir Wx Y QW' ABOVE: RESIDENT AND ASSISTANT ADVI- SORS, FRONT ROW: Allan Millsg Tom Whitneyg Bob Fosterg Alan Lanser. SECOND ROW: Thom Berkesg Jim Holecg Roger Bartlettg Edward Sallowsg Dave Votaw. LEFT: DORM COUNCIL, FRONT ROW: Ken Marabella, V. Pres.,' Art Kare, Sec.,' Gary Trick, Treas. SECOND ROW: Dwight Law: Dennis Dufjieldg Mike Moriarty, - 4,1 , 1 4? Off-Campus Life Provides Privacy After a year in the dorms, most stu- dents welcome the privacy and free- dom of off-campus rooms and apart- ments. With visitation hours finally permitted, they have become more than rooms for studying and sleeping. They are now places for quiet week- nights Watching a movie and weekend parties beginning Friday afternoon. i it Q DG LQ X A Look At The Greeks e A 1 if A 1 i Q I 2 O at Lis? 7 QV.. y 1 ,a5x.4.Xl, -lx -s... S x Q X 1 s I ,,,,s4..R v, Q 7. 5 rx-1 ...J ? -N mill' We 4 MJ... v W f , ,img ,af ,pe f,, X255 Keep Smiling, Itas Rush Week The glitter of Greek life was recalled for prospective pledges as they glided through one of the fastest moving seven days of their lives, Rush Week. ln the midst of this whirlwind pace, forced to make a life-long decision in a few days, the rushees were quickly introduced to one of the uniquenesses of college life. BELOW: The Alpha Epsilon Phi's anxiously wait for their new pledges. RIGHT: The fraternities cheer for their new pledges at the final calling-Out. FAR RIGHT: A welcome handshake is just the beginning of a new life for this pledge. BOTTOM g'lI1DDL1j: Putting on skits and dressing up in Japanese style, as the Sigma Delta Tails did, is only part ofthe jim oj'Rush. 'L ..,...,, ,SN wr M MM Q NIQHNN NIM dj R lgla ll! il? L., Xi 1,4 'lik Bax will l an P! ll QD! Q! D! Q 22. ff. -io? f'.Q C ,S 8 jf gs: Q' , O 107 Os The uGreek,' Wa On Weekends ii 1 I , Ii , . k . it e fe f re s Z! A Q ee ft if ea Q With the inception of 'glegal partiesj, the Greek houses continued with their social specialty-parties. From individ- ual house parties to the IFC-Panhel Dance the Greeks boast the widest range of social life. i sk 'fs may sam sms fm' ss? N? we--M-ws 'ri FAR LEFT: Nancy Grimm of Gamma Phi Beta and Jim Griebenow of Sigma Chi reigned over the IF C-Panhel Dance as queen and king MIDDLE LEF T J The faces tell the story of this Sigma Chi party, ABOVE: The Changing Times entertain the Theta Chi's and Zi's at their semi-annual Theta party. BOT- TOM FAR LEFT: The Hub Ballroom saw this year's 'gathering of Greeks dance to the music of The One-Eyed Jacks ana' The Lykes of Us. BOT- TOM MIDDLE LEFT: The Delta Upsilon 's entertain each other during a band break. LEFT: Quite a few beers later the 'iTheta's put lyrics to another instrumental at one of their parties. Sigma Chi Holds A Homecoming A football game peaked the annual Sigma Chi Homecoming, as the Sig's sponsored a spirited weekend for their dates, parents, and alumni. During half-time of the football game against Theta Chi, LeeAnn Ewan of Chi Omega was crowned to reign over the weekend events. RIGHT: Although spurred on by their lovely cheerleading squad, the Sig's Homecoming was marred by their loss to Theta Chi. BELOW.' After being selected from nominees representing each sorority, LeeAnn Ewan, escorted by Jack Hoeman, is acclaimed Sigma Chi Homecoming Queen by Don Holton. Lambda Chi's Win wn Event Oil lamps burned along the lane to Bradley Hall, as pledges in P.J.'s pre- pared to represent their fraternities for the annual Lambda Chi Alpha pajama race. Being successful in their sponsored event, the Lambda Chi pledges captured first place. Chosen to reign over this event was Mickie Tanehaus of Sigma Delta Tau. LEFT: Proudly displaying their trophies, Mickie Tanehaus, the new Pajama Queen, poses with the triumphant LCA pledge relay team. BELOW LEFT: Pledges hom each sorority are iudged on question-answering abilizjv as Patty Ste rn of Chi Omega applies her wit with Ken 4Iexander. BELOW: Already having rounded ODK Circle, the LCA anchorman crosses the finish line to easily win the race. N 111 Greeks Hold Week NStop the World I Want to go Greekv was the theme of the 1968 Greek Week. With all fraternities and sororities dressing according to the theme and showing their unity throughout the week, each house tried to out-do the other. Each day was filled with events, however, an un- forgettable day for the boys was ATOM day, where all the girls had to open doors and pay for dates. The week was highlighted by the Greek games which included a banana-eating contest, the greased-pig contest, and chariot races. The winner of overall points was Lambda Chi Alpha. Sigma Delta Tau and Phi Kappa Tau were awarded the spirit trophies. ABOVE: Two Sigma Chi's find that catching a greased pig is only half the battle, the other is putting it in the sack. ABOVE MIDDLE: Greeks gather to witness the highly competitive tug-of war. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: Selected on their resemblence to Greek deity, Vicki Wolfert of Pi Beta Phi and Don Slota of Tau Kappa Epsilon reigned as Goddess and God for Greek Week. RIGHT: Varied expressions on the faces of the Chi Omega tuggers and spectators display the fun and competition of the Greek games. FAR RIGHT: Zeta Beta Tau 's try to out race the others using a hand-made chariot, a light-weight girl and their fastest runner. 43 N 'S .-Ml L M, L A I A 4 49 Panhellenic Councii The addition of two sororities and a new constitution this year expanded the Panhellenic Council's perspective as the legislative body of Bradley's eight sororities. Besides organizing rush. conducting the IFC-Panhel dance, scholarship banquets and teas. the council provides the basis for co- operation and improvement in the Greek system. In the future, the coun- cil hopes to sponsor guest speakers. workshops. and more social functions. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Linda Soll: Barbara Moore, V. Pres.: Judy Reid: Dale Marcus: Judy Schaffer. Pres.: Alix Rohrs: Carole Gerlt: Cathy Rawlins, See.: Kathy Waters: Becky Bailey, Treas, Interfraternity Council Functioning as the legislative body of Bradley's fifteen social fraternities, the Interfraternity Council serves to stimulate cooperation among its mem- ber organizations by providing a for- um for criticism and new ideas. To strengthen the fraternity system, the IFC sponsors throughout the year such events as rush. service projects, scholarship emphasis week. Greek Week, intramural sports, leadership conferences. and a library fund. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Jenl Owens: Joe Valrose: Jim Fein: Dave McLauchlarz, Pres.: Ken Alexander, Treas.: Jeff Jacobs: Greg Martin: Mike VanZandt: Bob Massa: Lee Mon tgomery: Bob Edgerton. 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Pat McClurkin Lindsay Miller Bruce Hutcheson Ron Epperly Dana Rosendahl Bill Ward Epsilon 21. A mfffienefjflqsjgfim Tau Epsilon Phi Els QA XQN l elsif? dliqjlfijffli wi , at i, my their is Xi HW ilk hiv i ,G Al Litwaek Mark Connness 3. Jeff Spero 4 Larry Goldstein Bob Gottlieb Bob Kogen Harvey Roth Riek Gonzalez Lenny lfarber . Willie Berez Mrs. Laura Sexton Steve Lehman Mike Seheftiries Dave Sehustaek Dave Roberts Steve Simon Steve Goldman Larry lfriedman Gary Lindon Larry Laitman Dave Rosenthal Don Rothsehild Gil Gordon Rusty Cohen Joel Bonda Greg Zeiger lid Rimson Arnold Gale Al Gerstein Don Teshima Ed Gilbert Art Olin Doug Levy Neil Kurtz Bill Smith Jon Teieh Randy Steinberg Stu Kurtz 15 1 N it 'X' -fu v W9 N vs. K vb, 5. Tau Kappa Epsilon 1. Chuck Tulley 2. Fred McCurry 3. Dave Pudelsky 4. Dave Diechmann 5. Jim Crawford 6. Rick Smith 7. Rodger Miller 8. Bob Springer 9. Michael Angelo 10. Bob Glazeski ll. Jim Stickle 12. Carl Castoldi 13. Tom Mercier 14. Greg Poropat 15. John Ohail 16. Larry Woelflin 17. Fred Zuccala 18. Pete Lindgren 19. Ken Grob 20. Bill Rusterneyer 21. Rich Dillon 22. Harry Bush 23. Don Slota 24. John Pope 25. Dave McLauchlan 26. Jeff Fowler 27. John Dughi 28. George Koelling 29. Bob Shomper 30. Bob Ulbricht W . me 25 fb flwlklfk ,Sl f lil fx 154 1, 'Ya ffl. T N, V? Q if ffm ,r.4 infix 1. A' C. .My 06' 'ff .Q , . WA, fr , Q V, fwa Q .,Q,tfg, M, fy, ,,, fy WL. w'3i uh, 'Qwkig d, 3' '5f. W +13 i , 1 3 sta '95 15 i,, Z, 'PZ A :sf Q . 'rv fi U Q u ,i 0 can .-, K, wk' ,K , JM, kkvxfvfb In 4 42 e ow El , 4 ,, , I e . f' I Ygfl Q Q., if AMUW' Gi' I Wil! ' Wgff' A , N a-. . V ,' , ' ' '-0 Q14 any Q 5, I I an I WLM .J Vigil? I xi 7.32 .a ,ff ,, 535' lf . 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Guy Finnetto Gary Kumpf John Guida Denny Boxx Jerry Garrett Dean Andresky Skip Heard Pete Potoeki Van Wilkerson George Crawford Mrs. Serena Bell Howard Sklar Rich McKinney Dave Neal Steve White Tony Areiero Mike Fareri Eddie Mancari Frank Lalumia Greg Martin Carl Maly Ron Libby Alan Salowe Dan Felean Tom Walsh Tom Koppelman Don Ross Frank Lafasto Clyde Klaezek Bruce Masek Eddie Jinotti Jerry Aniolowski Gus Skeadas Buzz Hoffman Greg Stevenson Seott Campbell Victor Carapella Roy Koenig Gery Gasiek Dan Durekel Donny Cather Theta X1 Zeta Beta Tau M 74 MQW? mia 27 E3 Steve Left' Dave Sacarny Stan Doyne C. Roger Smolin Bob Lauer Jerry White Jeff Jacobs Steve Lipps Mickey Fineman Bob Jaffe Lenny Siegel Larry Jones Dan Gintcr Phil Brown Jeff Ruskin Lonni Bing Climax John Geller Marc Birnbaum Chip Sincere Glenn Kiersky Dave Zacher Fred Simon Neil Dritz Lee Rosen Bob Kleinman Alan Piker Bob Sachs John Reinitz Bob Feldman Bob Reddard Jeff Schwartz Abby Hans Mark Barr Zeeb Buzz Deitchman Paul Solondz Aaron Paris Neil Ehrlich Dave Hochman Jeff Price Bob Katz Jeff Pomerantz Jeff Lieb Eugene Schwartz Steve Kohn Bob Elias Steve Goodman Earl Schraiberg Bruce Sherman Mike Schwartz Tom Johns Marty Miller Rick Ender Harley Kurlander Perry Friedman Peter Reich Bill Kulbersh Joel Sadowsky Bob Avakian Barry Bross Howard Atlas Lee Swidler Harris Reitman Elliot Zgodny Andy Reid Scott Grandon Marc Cohen Mike Rose Larry January Larry Acker Lee King Steve Seigel Mike Koblitz Bnrce Spector Mark Jaffee Ted Canelakes X ff Mh- .' -'A':'T? ? 5n '-.F ffm' Q' 'Y'- 2' JQVQN 'T -J' Xv '.. iffsz . 5 . Q I F A.. gxi '59-1 I,-. g NZ!-1' ' . h' r A ' 95.1. xi -A J' Q., in Xsfhr: I X .' 4, A ,f,,g - J 1' ' 'il -...lg 4 .. R A xl X J QI., - .9 X Y xx,-Jtqf? ffxx w f, Nr! KV XJ As if lf: 1 li'-: u X YI F., .. 2 I , ls I gh 'LQ gzz, 5 hike, .4yxJ-ue!! ra , . g 6 ,.3 fl ., 4 , N 1 ' 'X .t 'Q Lx ,tx fe, - - , - ' r I . . , . E+, f KI I n. '. '. ,- as I' lv x -1 , 'J .L t 5 I ' A X F, , A 1 . .1 1 Q y ' 'w . 5 A, N 4' se I '. '. ti 5 L! .' qvbg 2 X ' s YY, 'Q x , 5 I fx' 1' -Sf-A J . .if I I.: 4 I r, A ' I I rs A . ' Q ' ' c xl vs l k s ' K 'w ., . 51 f ' X ,. nel Las' 1 1 , - M 5 0 gh. A. ti. . ' G Nl. qc. K I . -N , . ' , fl 4 ' f 4 -ra-?w55 q s 1 ' . Q fp ' f N - I o -'- MN M F-15 -- F ar-6 H 4 . ra, ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT GOVERN MENT PUBLICATIONS HONORARIES PROFESSIONALS INTEREST GROUPS 4 FRONT ROW: Dennis Blumenthal, Parl.: Lee Ann Fink, Sec.,' Pete Erlinder, Pres.,' William Wogstad, I4Pres.,' Gary Roberts, Treas. SECOND ROW: Thom Berkesg Nancy Grimmg Kent Currieg A-Jay Koprowskig Michael Cuyjetg Jeanne Scottg Judy Schafferg Bill Thorsnessg James Feing Dave Mc- Lauchlang Deborah Scrogginsg Tom Lipsitzg Willie Statesg Gary Ericksong Roger Reckersg Richard Scotty John Rosieg John Hanksg Tom KuhI,' Charles Rhocksg Joyce Boxg Bob Edgertong Armen Zaka- riang Michael Closeng John Bowmang Eric Arnold,' Barbara Mooreg Barbara Weinerg Dwight Law,' James Gitzg Harold Brentg Kalman Goldbergg Charles Simmons. Senate The Student Bill of Rights, new women's hours, the free University were just part of the changes initiated and passed in this year's Senate. Through mature leadership the Senate has been able to extend the rights and responsibilities of Bradley students, proving itself an effective catalyst in Bradley's changing environment. 1---......,- M UI SEA TED. Carol Millerg Paul Solondzg Darryl Gra- ham, Chief Justiceg Morris Kleinerg Jerry Aniolow ski. Supreme Court With the advent of the Student Bill of Rights, the Supreme Court has had a full dockett of cases requiring inter- pretation and judgement on the rights of students. Functioning as the judi- cial branch of Brad1ey's student gov- ernment, the Supreme Court provides another opportunity for students to have their side of the story told? X Mis, ,..-'11 Associated Women Students Associated Women Students, com- posed of representatives from each women's dormitory and sorority, maintains a uniform discipline for all women living in university housing. This year they had new responsibili- ties of assigning restrictions due to no hours forjuniors and seniors. FRONT ROW: Jeanne Krouse, Pres.1 Linda Soll, Sec.: Melanie Cahan: Shelley llellcr. SECOND ROW: Cindy Gricvesg Evelyn lWJ1lCNllCllL1Cl1 Jeanne Cyriaqueg Karen Millingerg Mary Allcng Gutch Schaefer: Nancy Williamsong Linda Rasscl an-vn+Ahu.... Campus Communit Commission Campus Community Commission makes the final decisions on campus problems affecting the social and aca- demic matters of the student body. The body is made up of administra- tion, faculty and students elected du- ring the all-school elections each year. FRONT ROW: Dean Mary Browng Judy Millerg Libby Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mr. li. J. Ritterg Stevc Pctersong Bill Wogstad: Mr. James lfusscllx Pete lirlinderg Mr. Ronald Koperski: Dean Edward King. l 5 FRONT RO W.' Mr. Jack Carey: Phyllis Morgang Lin Brady: Bob Schafer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Donald Racubcr: Pete Dolczalg Cheri Nordcnberg. S B O Radio Board of Control Radio Board of Control is an advisory council of faculty members and ap- pointed students. The group super- vises the management, personnel, and development of WRBU, Bradley's Campus radio station, and acts as a liaison between the administration and thc station. FRONT ROW! Ray Anderson: Marge Kcstian SECOND ROW: Lorraine Tani1 Sue Mehrings. Publications Board acts as an advisory group to the ANAGA and SCOUT in the selection of editors and business manager, and planning ofthe budgets. The group recently has been reorga- nized into a Publications Council, which allows student help from the journalism department. Class Officers gh 'Z Freshmen FRONTROW.' Diane Alexander, V. Pres. Cindy Buell, Sec. SECOND R 0 W: Dave Warner, Treas. Jon Miller, Pres. 68 Q Juniors P1 CTURED: Carolyn Long, Sec. Jim Fein, Pres. Sherry Taller, V, Pres. Karen Cranwill, Treas. Sophomores FRONT ROW: Lee Ann Ewan, Treas. Mary Ann Young, Sec. SECOND R 0 W: Tom Kuhl, Pres. Steve Wittert, ll Pres. Seniors PICTURED: Bill Thorsness, Pres. Mike Glick, V. Pres. Bob Allison, Treas. m Tf'1M .3 Student Center Board Student Center Board offered a vari- ety of activities for the student body, it 'lb X116 including some events never tried be- 2 4 yi fore. One new event was Cup of 1 ,5 M Jazz,' which featured the Bradley Jazz Band in the Sit'n Bull Room. Other highlights of the year were the traditional movies, jam sessions, stu- dent-faculty coffee hours, blood drives and the coffee house circuit. FRONT ROW: Ann Pfiugfelderg Carol Hennesseyg Steve Rappg Libby Johnson, Pres. ,' Rose Hecht, V. Pres.: Barbara Winery Linda Bates. SECOND ROW: Dr. William Steiner, Advisory Pete Dolezalg Mike Rose. 1 avi' 'cliff' 0 FRONT ROW: Dan Dilrkelq Jane Bureh, Editor- in-Chiejl' Greg Crystalq Rick Brown. SECOND ROW: Lexie Green, Sherilyn Rubin, Organizations Editor, Nancy Eppersoni Bobbie Jones, Housing Editor. THIRD ROW: Marty Ryan, Photo Editor: Ken Monico, Copy Editor, Jim Wright, Sports Editor. Slierilyn Rubin, Organizations Editor: Jim Grie- benow, Assistant Editor, and Jim Wright, Sports Editor, tried counting a few 8 point leaded ll times picas while listening to times in tlze ofjiee. WM s J JI ' 'two P J.. so naga Literally, ANAGA means Hplaee on L1 hilltop. But in reality, ANAGA is L1 eolleetion of memories, events and people, blended into 248 ineuningtlul pages. To this years staff. the 1969 ANAGA is the fulfilled promise ol' more pages, more colored pictures, und a new format. lt is the product of many hours ot' hard work and Ll few grins, resulting in ti deep sense of satisfaction and ueeomplishment. Between tuna fish sandwiches from L 's and trips to Si's, Jane Burch, Editor-in-Chieff Pete Bradley, Editorial Assistantg and Bobbie Jones, Housing Editor, somehow managed to meet their deadlines, RIGHT: Lynn Drawer, Copy Editor, submits copy for the final approval of Editor-in-Clziej' Karl Dobrinielz. BELOW: Joe Marteski, Business Mana- ger, and Alan Meyer, AdvertisingManager, gather ads for two issues of the SCO UT every week. SWL? EJSMS3 I L.. E: . . nw Q' xg' If ' x X '1 L 13 . ! ff , ' wr if l A , ,mf f br -,,,,-- X., , ! X -K' f 5 , f 4 .!.. fe ' its Scout The SCOUT is the student newspaper of Bradley University. lt is run entire- ly by students as a student activity with cooperation from thc journalism faculty and students. The sixty-mem- ber staff is dedicated to the idea ol' making the student body totally u- Ware ot' thc issues which concern and confront their University. FR ONT R 0 W: Jim Monday Managing Editor Joan Williamson Associate Editor Joe Nadolski Tom Seymour Wanda Weder SECOND R OW: Bill Scarpaci A rt Editor Greg Crystal Winnie Ward Alvin Hefeli Marv Zivitz Sports Editor YYIIRD ROW: Joe Marteski Business Manager Karl Manheim Bob Roy Gary Babick 171 ll 5 it h fall!! Z Jag W,Wl,,,,,,,W,,.W..,m.,WnM FRONT ROW: Chuck Evans: Lee Newman: Lin Braafv: Leah Sloane: Frank Randall. SECOND ROW: Michael Bajaroq Joseph Beatlzanzg Mary Lou Szc:esniak,' Jan Udcscn: Mark Stulbergcr: Richard Greene. THIRD ROW: Steve Johnsonq Lawrance Friednzanq Jeanne Scott: Paula Arnbroseg Edward Staleyg Dave Schindcrle. FOURTH ROW: John Nixon: Karl Manlzcimq Roger Wells: Bill Bronzanq James French: Michael Stevensg Dennis Groce. M9 3-sua-w-w RB WRBU, located at 610 on the radio dial, is a major means ol' eonnnu- nication at Bradley. Student vol- unteers broadcast throughout the campus from studios in the center, 172 and boast the largest audience in the history of the station. The orga- nizationis efforts are being directed toward getting the adniinistration's help in making WRBU an FM station. Homecoming Steering Committee With May We Interrupt'?,' as the theme, this year's Homecoming Steer- ing Committee planned a weekend of stunt shows, house decs, the crowning of a queen, and the Smokey Robinson concert. A group effort of talent and organization contributed to another successful Homecoming weekend. FRONT ROW: Jeanne Krause: Jan Miller, General Chrm. SECOND ROW: Alan Melzlg Kris Cook, Asst. Gen. Chrm.,' Jane Beiser, Sec. THIRD ROW: Judy Miller: William D. Ward Jr.: Carol Hubbard. Model United ations Steering Committee The Model United Nations Steering Committee plans the semi-annual Gen- eral Assembly Which promotes stu- dent interest in foreign affairs. The committee is responsible for choosing officers, preparing agenda topics, and obtianing guest lecturers. FRONT ROW: Wanda Siegfried: Richard Frederics, Treas.,' Davidene Aronoff SECOND ROW.' David Caleg Deborah Bielat, Sec.: Greg Ganster. THIRD ROW.' Michael Alpart, Chrm.,' David Popovichg Michael Hailperin. 4 PR ON T R OW: Judy Miller, Clzrm Sue Marty, Sec. Llzlh y Sclzuessler Barb Hummel SECOND RO W: Michael Cuyjet Alan Melzl William Ward, Jr, n xl in j I Oh 'www f ,.. .,,, -......,1gy- I . '11 W KR 'H L it QE il mmm 2 1 if M674 5 2 x E W .rf 'musk i . Lecture-Concert Committee Lecture-Concert Committee is a group of faculty and students who arrange the performers and speakers coming to Bradley each year. This season the committee tried to bring several small name entertainers to campus between the larger concerts. Among the per- sonalities appearing this season were Attorney F. Lee Bailey, Professor E. G. Williamson, and singer Smokey Robinson. ,g 'tQws,3i 'QPF Bradley Band The Bradley Band, directed by Dr. Kent Campbell, is open to all qualified and interested Bradley students. Com- posed of ninety undergraduates, the group is organized into a marching band for football games, a pep band during the basketball season, and a concert band, which performs both on campus and on tours to other schools. Bradley Chorale The Bradley Chorale, under the direc- tion of Dr. John Davis, is a group of thirty-five select voices chosen each fall by audition. The members make an annual spring concert tour and appear at Bradley convocations and special functions. Students in Chorale receive one half hour of credit per semester for their participation. ,.,,,.a,uw-wmv , U U U ..,, f . it hl,A . ii i i K .'-. 1 f .. Q .TN . mi.-sig , .tvs-wg::.s if- -:Qgossk --NSS ::: - - Who's Who Among Colleges 85 niversities I 2 6 9 1-7 A -wi .1 mmm W' iiif,,,,,.,...,w-num 'I fi. UK 1 :EQ um. Q sa 5 XI W to J X ess Bob Prisco Thom Berkcs Gary Roberts Max Brittain Jane Burch Bill Wogstad Gary Erickson Libby Johnson Art Link Dave McLauchlan Dick Scott Judy Miller Jim Fein Nancy Williamson we Joe Rosenbloom Mike Cuyjet Bob Allison Barb Weiner Pete Erlinder LeeAnn Fink Linda Elman - Bill Thorsness Nancy Grimm Kristi Cook Allen Mehl Barb Moore Darryl Graham Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Lambda Delta is a national hon- or sorority for freshman women with a 7.0 gradepoint average. The group performs several services throughout the year, including serving at the Presi- dent's reception, and tutoring fresh- man girls requesting help. FRONT ROW: Pat Jones, Pres.,' Sheryl Clark, V1Pres.,' Marv Ellen Thomas, Sec.,' Joanne Fortuna, Treas. SECOND ROW.' Pat Jonesg Tina Brieske: Donna Kuntz: Mary Ann Van Dykeg Mary Demos. Accountancy Honor Society In the spring of 1966, a campus char- ter was granted to Accountancy Hon- or Society. The purpose of this group is to encourage and develop the scho- lastic and professional attributes of ac- counting majors in the College of Business Administration. FRONT ROW.' Jeri Carlsong Michael Lang, See.,' Richard Nagodeg Dean Epperly. SECOND ROW: Dennis Baileyg Richard Fandel: Benjamin Dyer: Rodney Perkins. THIRD ROW.' John Van Winkle: Mark Colborng Karl Dobrinich. iv' ' Alpha Pi Mu Alpha Pi Mu is an honorary society recognizing outstanding achievement in industrial engineering. The group sponsors student-faculty get-togethers to help underclassmen get to know their faculty, so that the new mem- bers of Alpha Pi Mu are more ready for the honor bestowed upon them. FRONT R0 W: Gary Kattenbraker, Pres. ,' Bob Allison, V.Pres.,' Roger Von Holt, Treas. SECOND RO W: Dick Scotty Larry A ft, Sec., Hamid Raja. ,7 4 . it ., 3' 'f 4. -,QI N 1 V gh Q h , I 1 : , 8 .Ag L gf' ff' ,Lk Q A . 14: gl .3 LAW, at 1 . ,,, fa . f 45. 5 f Q' I ' gxvQf M14 1 - - A C 'I Y WW W - A w M 4'-M ffl MJ f N X . '43 h fm' ini-4 vfh 1 mx-M Q 19.4 '! '.'.f' 01. QU! 9 'Xi . 5' ,a'9. . a 1. Q . , N S A' .ya MR Rm K, ww Tx 14 E ii K . in ' 3 'i 4 R 5 X K fan gi. 0- E5 - - f 'Er - wr --f' N '1 ::. gy , . W ,. ,E .Q . f., . -Q WifV,Wifif',1kx'.1 .a 'f'if3f15 'll ,,1xW ,, 2? ' ', nfs f 39423-Q' 's'if1N?f-3 -- 751 ' 'Z N ' 'ff I 1 'ffr' 'jg .g 'f '..1. W f ' wh N' ' ' I I fT' :Q ' V We 'B H 'F--M -R' - '1 r'k ' 'n .'k'. VM. 1 - ' r'- 'af' I ,Q . rx V. - . - I 7- 4 .f . ., . ' ' ' . ' ' - . f , . 1 , ' Q R Q Wa X ,. , ,w 2- Chi Epsilon Chi Epsilon, formerly Chi Epsilon Chi, became the Bradley chapter of the National Civil Engineering honor- ary fraternity this year. lt has con- tinued to promote its ideals of im- proving civil engineering as an instru- ment for the betterment of society. FRONT ROW: Ken Fitzpatrick John Ackerman Larrjv Kubinski Paul Musselman SECOND R O W: Ray La wing Dennis Groce Robert Kritzler Paul Leder ,wx Chimes Qhimes is an honorary for junior wo- men who have a 5.5 overall grade- point and have shown qualities of leadership and service to the univer- sity. The primary function of Chimes is to promote scholarship, leadership, and service on campus throughout the year. The members also decorate and serve at the Mom's Day and Dad's Day functions. FRONT ROW: Winnie Ward, Pres.: Sue Egizii, V Pres.: Carole Benson, Sec.: Connie Breckel, Treas.: Ann Morris: Mary Raynett. SECOND ROW.' Lin Brady: Wanda Wederg Ginny Lannamann: Susan Voss: Mary Fasulog Alvina Hefeli: Jeanne Scott: Carolyn Long: Sherry Tuller: Deborah Schmidt: Jane Beiser. Delta Phi Delta A national Art Honorary Society, Delta Phi Delta strives to give its members increased cultural benefits through its program of active partici- pation in all areas of the Arts. Mem- bership is based upon both scholastic and artistic achievement. FRONT ROW: Cherie Kluesing: Richard Sedivy, Treas,,' Jean Myers: Peter Traugott: Cecilia Duncan. SECOND ROW: Don Dedic, Pres.: Alvina Hefeli, Sec.,: Jack Seramurg Karen Larson, THIRD ROW: Dave Johnson: Carolyn Klugg Madeleine Dugas: Mari Stanis. FOUR TH ROW: Brad Pettetg Leslie Larson: Donald Davis: Marty Foster. FIFTH ROW: Gene Ishii: Susan Burlison: Carol Rau. FRONT R OW: Eta Kappa u Eta Kappa Nu is a national honorary organization which recognizesjuniors and seniors displaying outstanding a- chievement in Electrical Engineering. All members must show high scholas- tic standards by placing in the upper quarter of their class. Richard Albright, Pres. Donald St. Clair, Il Pres. Paul Kemp, Sec.-Treas. SECOND R O W: Torn Lockhart Garjv Erickson Ronald R. Stawley Mu Epsilon Pi Mu Epsilon Pi became a nationalhon- orary society this year with chap- ters in twelve universities across the United States. The organization's main purpose is to recognize out- standing students in the field of in- ternational affairs and diplomacy. FRONT ROW: Barry 11 Larson, Pres.,' Patrice McClellan, Il Pres.,' Susan Rehrner, Sec.,' Gerald Hedgcock, Treas. SECOND ROW: Ilene Good- srnithg Mary Fasulog Paul B. Solondzg Roger F Frgvg Greg Gansterg Steven Kohng Leonard Siegalg Ellen Hopkinson, Mortar Board Mortar Board, a national honorary fraternity for senior women, bases membership on service, leadership, extra-curricular activities and scholar- ship. The members served as ushers for campus events throughout the year and co-hosted the ODK Leader- ship Conference. FRONTROW: Linda Elman, Pres. Diane Fulton, Il Pres. Libby Johnson Jan Miller SECOND R 0 W: Barbara S. Winer, T reas. Jeanne Krouse, Sec. iillgil Phi Kappa Phi micron Delta appa Omicron Delta Kappa. a national lead- ership lionor society for junior and senior men. recognizes exemplary character. scholarship, campus service, and fellowship. This year the members of ODK have been busy in Senate, Supreme Court. professional societies. speech and debate, class offices and lnterfraternity Council. FRONT ROW.' Bob Allison, Pres.: Garjv Erickson, V. Pres. SECOND ROW: Bob Prisco: Judd Van Sickle, Treas. THIRD ROW: Dave McLauchlan,' Tom Lockhart. Phi Kappa Phi, national honor society, recognizes service to the campus and scholastic achievement in all schools and colleges of the university. Seniors with a 6.75 overall, juniors with a 7.0 overall, and outstanding faculty mem- bers are eligible for membership. FRONT ROW.' Bhagal Singh, Pres.: Wilbur Grimm: Neal Claussen, Sec.: Edgar Gasdorfl Treas.: Robert Lightfoot: Arthur V011 Behrcn: Thom Berkes: Darrvl Graham. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Hoff mann: Karen Lupton: Jerrv Freeman: Harvey Clewell: Ray Jarzicek: Dave Dresner. THIRD ROW.' Patricia Wodlw: Carole Benson: Jo Ann Rafaj: Ronnis Oher: Barbara Hoag: Michael Cibull: Gary Kattenbraker. Phi Eta Sigma Phi Eta Sigma. a national fraternity for freshman men who excel in scho- larship. promotes a high standard of learning and encourages scholastic at- tainment. The group helps sponsor the President's reception and offers in- formation about choice of vocation and improvement of study habits to freshman men. FRONT ROW: Charles Grayeb. Treas.: Gary Kat- tenbraker, Pres. SECOND ROW: Bill Wagner: Garv Roberts: Bill Thorsness. Pi Omicron Sigma Pi Omicron Sigma. newly formed at Bradley this year. is a national hon- orary that recognizes outstanding fra- ternity men who have contributed to the fraternity system or to their own houses. At meetings the members dis- cuss problems of the Greek system or individual houses and seek solutions for the improvement of the system. FRON T ROW: Terry Woith, Fozznderf Pete Dole- zal, Pres. .' Ralph Buston, Sec.-Treas. SECOND ROW: Bob Allison: Bob Massa: Matt Staaek. THIRD ROW: Bob Prisco: Tom Rich: Bill Thors- ness. FOUR TH ROW: Torn Walsh: Mike Boylan: Dave Day. -:Q fi es-- is ,i..e..i.issl . . . . .,..-- i . . .s ,,:- V . 5- 1.---wise? . U - fr :Wtw,51f1. - 1- : -NHS? A- ' Fe be fr , eg. - its-ifgizscss -xr' N ltt. .,..,a.,, 'E ess. . ii -Ms.-s-f X. .iw w X Pi Tau Sigma Pi Tau Sigma is a national honorary fraternity for outstanding junior and senior mechanical engineering stu- dents. The group takes part in the activities of the department, such as the tutoring program and the En- gineering Open House. FRONT ROW: Steve Altenburg, Pres.: Robert Sehroyer, V. Pres.. Marvin Schneider, See. SEC- OND ROW: Gerald Kraatz: Robert Marchetti: Marvin Marshall, Treas. THIRD ROW: George Trepina: Jerry Warren. FOUR TH ROW: Mike Bess: George Bondorg Judd Van Sickle, Pi Sigma Alpha Pi Sigma Alpha, a national honorary fraternity, functions as a part of the political science department and pro- motes extracurricular activities. The group has sponsored a talk-in on poli- tics, a panel discussion on the meaning of the presidential election, and helped in the formation of a new course in the department. FRONT ROW: Bernard Bray, Advisor: Mike Glick V Pres.,' Michael Alpart. Pres. SECOND ROW: David Votawq Steve Celba: Raymond Janicek' Steven Peterson, Sec.-Treas.: Patrick Barron. Psi Chi Psi Chi, national psychology honor- ary, provides academic prestige to its members and helps to develop their ability. Since this chapteris founding in May, 1968, lectures, pan- el discussions and field trips have been planned to augment the regular curriculum of the department. FRONT ROW.' Lawrence Walker, Advisor: David Rosenquist, Pres.,' Nick Angelo, Ii Pres.,4 Bob Wiltz, Treas.: Holly Coalson, Rec. Sec.,' Bobbie Jones, Corr. Sec. SECOND ROW: Marjv OHagan,' Ellen McShane.' Barbara Woodsq Kathi Grajjamg Keith Maller: A.L. Hunsicker: Tom Derbyq John Hanks: Carole Gerlt: John Crichton: Michelle Bu- checkg Marv Jane McCartney. fi 4 Sigma Tau Sigma Tau is a national honorary fra- ternity for outstanding junior and senior engineering students. Bradley's chapter participates in the Engineer- ing Open House, an engineering tu- toring program, and annually awards the Sigma Tau key to the top rank- ing freshman engineering student. FRONT ROW: Robert Schroyer, Pres.,' Richard Albright, V Pres.: Ronald Raymond, Sec.,' George Bondor, Treas.,' Paul Kemp: Robert Kritzler, John Almdale. SECOND ROW: George Trepina, Tom Lockhartg Marvin Schneider: Marvin Marshall: Jer- rjv Warreng Mike Bessg Gary Ericksong Bob Peter- song Gary Kattenbraker. THIRD ROW: Ron Winnq Jolzn Gibsonq Judd VanSickIc,' Lawrence Aft: Donald St. Clair: Donald Jaques' Steve Al- tem burgg Dennis Schumacher, Sigma Lambda Chi The fundamental purpose of Sigma Lambda Chi is the recognition of outstanding construction students and professionals of the industry. Other objectives consist of service to construction education, to fellow stu- dents, and to the development of good public relations between the university, industry and the public. FRONT ROW: M.1. Guest, Advisory Richard Ward, Pres: Lawrence Kiger, V. Pres.: Edward Maggio, Seca' Allen Towne, Treas.: Ted Shoornanq Richard Bucknerq Richard Edmond. SECOND ROW.' Dane Kimball: Orman Broadway' Jay Verboutg Roger Riekcnag Pete Markarian: Tom Richq Jay Schau- wecker: Jay Hinshawg Jerri' Erickson: Robert Vanderwarker: Gregorjv Reid. Tau Beta Pi Tau Beta Pi, nationalengineeringhon- or society, was founded to offer ap- propriate recognition for superior scholarship and exemplary character to technical students and professional persons. Since 1885 the organization has grown to be a vital force in the engineering field. FRONT ROW: Judd VanSickle, Pres.,' Jerry War- ren, Vf Pres.,' Tom Lockhart, Sec., Marvin Mar- shall, Treas.,' Paul Kempg John Almdaleg Gary Kattenbraker. SECOND ROW: Dennis Krollg Ron- ald Stanleyg George Trepinag Mike Bess, Gary Ericksong Bob Petersonq John Gibson. THIRD ROW: Ron Winn,' Robert Schroyerg Roger Von- Holtg Lawrence Aft,' Donald St. Clairg Richard Albrightg Donald Jaquesg Steve Altenburg. Zeta Pi Zeta Pi, professional honorary frater- nity for Business Administration, is open to junior and senior business majors with a 6.0 gradepoint and personal and leadership qualities. The groupis purposes are to further the study of business and to foster a high standard of business ethics. STANDING: Dave Day, Pres. Donald Weder Howard Kramer A. I.I.E The American Institute of Industrial Engineers introduces engineering stu dents to new techniques and gives them information about their future careers. Monthly meetings feature speakers, field trips to local indus tries, and get-to-gether between the students and faculty STANDING Roger Von Holt Pres Bzll Whzteszde VPres 1- ' :ff A. S. M. E. Membership in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers enables the student to begin his professional de- velopment and to build social and professional contacts. The local chap- ter sponsors guest lectures, field trips, and participation in intramural sports throughout the year. STANDING: Terry Kurtzg Ralph Buxton, Pres.,' Bill Hrank, Sec. ,' Bruce Blank. . H 1 aywuggipfgfffj g Us are T, A. S. C. E. The function of the American Soci- ety of Civil Engineers is to exchange knowledge and ideas of the tech- niques used in the civil engineering field. In carrying out this exchange, speakers present programs at each monthly meeting, and an annual field trip is taken by all members. STANDING: Paul Musselman Donna Troiano Paul Leder John Ackerman Jerrjv Stetzler - W-,-. lik J. E. C. Joint Engineering Council, an organi- zation of representatives from the en- gineering clubs and fraternities, pro- motes the best interest of the engi- neering students and the University. The council sponsors several extra- curricular activities, including the an- nual Engineering Open House. PICTURED: Robert Hillier, Treas. Gerald Kraatz, Pres. Mark Wohlschlegel, V1 Pres. F KW nl' ui S. A. E. The Society of Automotive Engineers holds regular meetings for the presen- tation and discussion of technical pa- pers on the design and construction of self-propelled mechanisms. It also brings its members together for oc- casional social functions. FR ONT R 0 W: Mark Spreitzer, Pres. Wesley Terry, Sec. SECOND ROW: Ronald .L Riem James Debenham, Treas. I. E. E. E. The Institute of Electrical and Elec- tronic Engineers is designed to help the student electrical engineer toward his desired profession. This purpose is fulfilled in monthly meetings, guest speakers, and field trips. STANDING: Robert Sass, Pres. Mark Wohlsclzlegel, Sec. Carl Wallen, Treas. r' Alpha Kappa Psi Alpha Kappa Psi is a professional busi- ness fraternity which integrates busi- ness activities with social events. Tours and speakers combined with parties and exchanges give them a well-rounded outlook on college. FRONT ROW: Elias Azpurua, V.Pres..' Lanfy Jen- kins, See.: Jules Parisi. Treas: David Vargof Karl Winter: Lyle Reinselix Bob Renskers: Walt Burger' Neil Greenberg: Bob Sclzajer. SECOND ROW: Duane Davyf Rick Mitchell: Al Spenks: Gary Paul: Clie! Roinaniak: Steve Akers: Joe Marteski: Steve Postlewait: Jeff Molzlx Tom Phillips: Joe Lent: THIRD ROW: Bill Gibson: Bruce Brown: N.C. Mueller: Bill Broinan: Toni Woods: Michael Rose- inan: Richard Pepe: James Nosek: Wayne Russell: Josepli Baroneg Rantli' Koors: Jolzn Sclzuldt. iff. J Q . X i . 1? xi - f 3' qi .sr ' Qi N f 53.14 ' 2 'wks ifki 'fy ga YE-we Tlze Ugly Man Contest, sponsored annually by Alpha Kappa Psi, was won this year by Jolzn Mangiameli and Dennis Fish. Construction Club ' Construction Technology Club is the student organization in the Con- struction Technology curriculum. The main objective is to bring to the mem- bers, through meetings and programs. those aspects of the industry which cannot be learned in the class. FRONTROW: Lawrence Kiger, Pres.: Proff MI. Guest, Advisor: Edward Maggio, V.Pres.: Jay Hin- slzaw, 77'eas.,' Richard Edmond, Sec.: Ted Shoo- nzan: Allan Herman. SECOND ROW: Roger Riekena: Allen Towne: Gregorv Bessette: Thomas Rich.' Jim Morgan: Jerry Erickson: William Miller. THIRD ROW: Chuck Brown: Wayne Kleinfelder: Paul Barralh: Einil Messikoiner: Pete Markaiian: Rodney Mauch: Rich Buckner: Orinan Broadway. Beta Tau Epsilon Beta Tau Epsilon is the governing council over the various clubs and or- ganizations composed of technology students. Membership consists of the officers and representatives of these groups. BTE organizes special ac- tivities and meetings for members. FRONT ROW: Donald Teague, Advisor: Duane Barlow, Pres.: Jay Hinshaw, If'iPrcs. SECOND ROW: Richard Edmond, Treas.: Ornian Broadway. Sec, THIRD ROW: Lawrence Kiger: Rich Paschkc: Edward Jlaggio. FOUR TH ROW: Armen Zakarian: Edwin Dc Pasqilali Bruce Carter. Machine Design 85 aterials Society Machine Design and Materials Society provides opportunities for its mem- bers to develop an interest in their related fields. It also provides ac- tivities which are helpful to the stu- dents' success in college as well as providing leadership and guidance to underclassmen in the department. FRONT ROW: Armen Zakarian: Rich Paschke: Bruce Carter. SECOND ROW: Donald Teague. Advisor: Charles Ulbricht. THIRD ROW: Sherrill Clark: Rudolph Barda: Don Berki. FOUR TH ROW: Duane Barlow: Edwin De Pasqual: Craig Lindberg. FIFTH ROW: Paul Gollnitz: Gary Grebncr: Skip Michael: Thomas Bolling. Kappa micron Phi Kappa Omicron Phi is a nationalhon- or society for students in home eco- nomics. The group participates in ser- vice projects for the department and the community and encourages high professional achievements for its members after graduation. FRONT ROW: Ann Pflugfelder, Pres.,' Nancy Wil- liamson, V1 Pres.: Linda Jorgensen, Sec., Ferne Bachman, Treas. SECOND ROW: Barbara Hoagg Diane Diekeng Barb Bulmang Judy Reidg Joyce Lehmang Judy Schaffer. . ,. ,JI-4w .WMM 1,1 v 0 Phi u Alpha Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is a national professional fraternity founded with the purpose of advancing the cause of music in America. Locally, the group performs service activities for the School of Music and sponsors an annual concert series. Phi Mu Alpha has been instrumental in the estab- lishment of the Bradley Electronic Music Studio. FRONT ROW: Richard Albright, Pres.,' John Lan- zer, Sec,,' Keith Ramsden, Alum. Sec.,' Stanley Ja- cobs, Treas.,' James Shrader, SECOND ROW: Richard Skowronskig Donald Browng Michael Mathews, Steven Skinner, Corr. Sec., Dave Living- stong Jay Himmel, Ted Manzanoq Herbert Joseph. Phi Chi Theta Phi Chi Theta, professional fraternity for women in business and econo- mics, promotes higher business edu- cation and training for all women. The group's projects this year have included the decoration of the Til- loston Room in Baker Hall and an orphans' Valentine party. FRONT ROW: Carol Kranz, Pres.,' Marsha Peter- son, Il Pres.,' Maureen Kenny, Rec. Sec.,' Sharon Towne, Corr. Sec.,' Lynn Balding, Treas., Jeri Carlson: Lori Falck, Mary Carroll, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Janet Profferg Karen Mantheyg Donna Kuntzg Janet Siegelq Fran Breinerg Vicky Henriksong Ginny Lannamanng Sandy Slater. THIRD ROW: Barb Gloverg Kathy Hotchkissg Marilyn Thomasg Barbara Mossy Gail Manockg Ka- thy Peckog Margaret D. White. g f Pi Kappa Delta The purpose of Pi Kappa Delta is to further the concept of The Art of Persuasion-Beautiful and Justf' The organization sends student speakers to represent the school at contests a- round the nation. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: A. Eric Arnold, Pres.: Kristi Cook, IC Pres.: Gary Roberts, Treas.: Sha- ron Webb, Sec. SECOND ROW: Susie Mehringsg Joe Gibson: Pete Erlinderg Michael Alpartg Mich- ael Closeng Arlene Peters0n,' Jackson Harrell: Win- nie Ward Sigma Alpha Eta Sigma Alpha Eta, an organization for Speech and Hearing majors, provides an opportunity for students to learn about their chosen field and to help in the speech therapy and new cleft palate clinics that serve the handi- capped residents in the Peoria area. BELOW: FRONT ROW: Gail Gross, Pres.: Ann Morris, Sec.: Katha Fahey, V Pres. SECOND ROW: Nikki Ruben: Sara Brooks: Lynn Morell. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Capeng Joanne Young. FOUR TH ROW: Marcia Till: Vicki Mizen. Sigma Delta Chi Sigma Delta Chi is a professional or- ganization for journalism majors. They annually sponsor. in conjunction with the Scout, a seminar for high school journalism groups from the state of Illinois. They also enjoy social activities throughout the year. Sigma Alpha Iota Sigma Alpha Iota is a professional fra- ternity for women interested in the field of music. Their purpose is to encourage participation in the per- forming arts not only on campus. but throughout America and foreign coun- tries. The group provides ushers for all school and community concerts. FRONT ROW: Penny Shook, Pres.: Susan Voss, Treas.: Cheryl Papa' Pam Langley, VPres. SEC- OND ROW: Carol Newton. THIRD ROW: Suzy Brown: .Margaret Becker: Paula Solomon. FOUR TH ROW: Mari' Kay Fink: Ellen Milnorf Linda Tiarks. PICTURED: Lin Brady Terry Sharp Ted Flcischaker Mary Jo Brown, Sec. Linda Bishop Steven Scigcl, Pres. Larry Cohen, V.Prcs. Rich Cole Rick Serczyk Larry Coffman Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Phi Delta is a professional fra- ternity of engineering students de- voted to scholarship. The group also participates in many campus activities. and this year Won second place in the independent football league. FRONT ROW: Robert Marchetti, Pres.,' Frank Abegg, IZ Prcs.,' Roger Reckcrs, Sec.: John Pitman, Treas.: Paul Buckq Ted Schaumburg. SECOND ROW: Tom Klimek: Juergen Brinnerq Louis Petrou: John Mackay: Jerry Stetzlerf Roberg Hillierg Gari' Erickson: Dennis Krollq Frank Bresscndorf' Shing- Ming Fung. THIRD ROW: Carl Wallefz: Jim Per- kinsg Tom Specrg Dick Scott: Richard Gingerichq Gerald Kraatzq James Ozeef Garv Thompson: Clif Warren. Df'3'ia- . fat af i FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CADETS, FRONT ROW: Charles Kalb: Willie Bedell: Frederick Hoffman: Michael Kutzman: William Frommelt: Stephen Cahill: Tony Lonzelino: Jolzn Ryal: Richard Waltmire: Michael Coleman: John Granfors: Barry Soffietti: Thomas Soderman: Frank Klespitz: Robert Chedister: Gregory Nance: Keith Kaneshiro: Jolzn Durbin: Bruce Domoto. SECOND ROW: Steve Randall: Mark Hof meister: John Gann: Dave Hardin: Robert Behlke: David Sojqan: John Mvradi: Arthur Palmer: William Larimore: Juergen Brinner: Jeffrey Owens: Daniel McDowell: Miclzael Gillespie: Roger Stevens.' Scott Russell: Bob Ehrenfeld: Clzris Hayes: John Kennedy: Bruce Pafume: Bruce Dearborn. THIRD ROW: Robert Plischke Jr.: Robert Ehren- JW Lx e 'X Strom: Louis Petrou: Frank Hamel: Robert Reish: Richard Hynick: Stephen Posllewaitg Stephen Stone: David Hebenstriet: John Brede- nzeyer: Hilton Thomas: Thomas Benson: Ron Cleveland: Willie Fort: Bill Spaulding: Michael Eagan: Earl McWilliams: Karl Winter: Lauren Hulett: John Warsaw. FOURTH ROW: William Engel: Gary Nelson: Roger Cooley: Robert Blaekledge: Guy Finetto: William Hession: Robert Frey: Brett Avener: Thomas Turk: John Anderfuren: Chester Reason: Thomas Janas: Gary Butkus: Stephen Friedman: Larry Luckart: William Wightman: Steven Barnum: Robert Crowley: James Nelson: Charles Rein: Garv Henzl. J J :,:, J 4 ---,Y -.1 - ABO VE: Maj. George Stegman: Cadet Col. Patrick Barron: Lt. Col. Robert Weaver: Cadet Lt. Col, Marvin Marshall: Capt, George Kenton. LEFT. FRONT ROW: Patrick Barron: Marvin Marshall. Gary Andrews: James Close: Robert Cook: Paul Novak: Robert Foster Jr.: Art Link: James O:ee.' David Vargo: David Neal: William Erie. SECOND ROW: Richard Lambi William Kavenevvi Robert Marshall: Jaek Yetter Jr.: Charles Rizgex John Reichert: Joseph De Long: Duane Davv: Dennis Knaubq Dennis Fishi Edward Stalev: James Konrad: David Stover. THIRD ROW: Lyle Reinsehq William Ward Jr.: Frank Randall Jr.: Harry Truitr: Bruce Larson: Ted La Bedz: David Usher: Harold Brischkeq Michael Stevens: Michael Klieh: Charles Schermerhorn. Jere Cook: John Tegtmeier: Gregorv Florey. Air Force R O T C To build an officer and a gentleman is the goal of the Air Force ROTC program. The courses provide a back- ground of military history, geography, and astronomy. Emphasis is placed on understanding the present military structure of the world and on un- derstanding the relationship between politics and military force. Cadets learn to Work as a team, to understand others, to be tlexible mentally and physically. and to become truly pro- fessional in managing men and ma- chines in response to the demands of our modern world. 9 he A Alpha Phi me a Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, conducts service projects for Carver Center, Peoria Animal Cen- ter and other Peoria area organi- zations. Acting as ushers at special events on campus and organizing a canned food drive are typical of the service projects the group performs for the school. FRONT ROW: Sid Ninos, Pres.: Edward Sallows, V. Pres.: Torn Grisham, Plcdgetrainer: Mark Colborn, Trails.: Bob Kabler, Rec: Sec.: Steve Mfvers, Carr. Sec.: Stephen Patcllclx Fred Grawey: Ken Bricrrcq Mark Greenberg: Rick Frederics. SECOND ROW: James Zicglcrx Alan Mehlg Jim Gitz: Rivlz Case: Michael CLl'VfCI,' Wavne Pollard: Stcpllvn Roach,' Bob Messingcrq Art Friedman: Alan S truss: Don Koclzg Tom Frver: Larr Metzrotlz. THIRD ROW: Dan Mitclzellq Michael Alpartg Marc l.c'1fy,' Lam' Sclzoon: Larrv Scliaerf Jim Welzrlif Denis Rcwcfrts: Randall Hollwzbcclc Marvin Sclzncidvrq Allan Devine: Toinzn Sprick: Harry Truittq Bob 1.ocjfler.' Michael Wasson. Alpha Psi Omega Alpha Psi Omega, a national honorary dramatic fraternity, provides ad- vantages for the university and serves as a reward to students for their efforts in the university plays. Mem- bership is attained through extended participation in the University Theater and the fraternity. ua ,,,, umm.. 1 ummm. 2. wanna 1 nf iv, FR ONT R O W: Ron Winn, Pres. Sally Greene, V. Pres. Susan Stone Becky Carrara Lynda Bender Diane Reporto SECOND R O W: Bill Colwell Karen Powell Gary A twood American Home Economics Club American Home Economics Club is comprised of not only Home Eco- nomics majors, but also any student interested in this field. An annual project is a fashion show with a local store. Monthly meetings feature guest speakers in all the different areas of the home economics curriculum. FRONT RO W: Judy Reid, Pres.,' Marcia Toy, See.,' Penny Reed, T reas. SECOND ROW.' Susan Orteng Linda Jorgenseng Judy Sehaffery Nancy Williamsong Barbara Hoag. THIRD ROW: Martha Green: Leslie Dakin: Gail Brinkworth,' Diane Biekenf Diane Kleinsehmidtg Judy Hathaway. FOURTH ROW.' Donna Dollmang Nancy Gingriehf Joyce Lehmang Barb Bulnianq Ann Pflugfelderg Ferne Baclzmang Donna Maxey. 1 American Marketing Association The purposes of the American Mar- keting Association are to investigate the opportunities in the marketing field, and to promote friendly re- lations between students and faculty. Through programs and lectures the group develops a better understanding of current problems. FRONT ROWS Wendell Milligan, Pres.: Mike Dafjerner, V,Pres.,' Ann Connclley, Scc.,' Bob Leo- nard, Treas.: Mark Ziegele: Alan Bacekg Ed Meyer: Robert MeCartl1y,' Nils Bengtsson. SECOND RO W: George Shaw: Jim Griebenow: Ed Krantzf Carol Kranz: Tim Gradvg Michael Tlzonzpsonp Richard McCarthy. Aquadettes Aquadettes is a synchronized swim- ming group composed of men and women working together to present an original show. The fall semester is devoted to developing swimming skills and endurance, while the spring term is centered around perfecting the show numbers. FRONT ROW: Melanie Edmonds, Pres.: Bob Jorgensen, V.Pres..' Joyce Logan, Treas.: Marty Jolznson, See. SECOND ROW: Susie Huric: Rick Hucbselzx Katlie Jolznston: John Beastonf Kathy McDonald: Kinz Propperq John Feiglc. THIRD ROW: Pain Rubens: Ardis Slzeridanq Joan La Vellerx Iirelyiz MacMiclzael.' Slzcijvl Clark, Nancy Swenson. 'H Q Z5 l i GE ,ww-wfm in H --fy 1 ., '14, ,QV all i 1 1- 1 ABOVE, FRONT ROW: Ardis Sheridan: Sandy Kudraq Carol Zeigler: Susie Rissnzang Jan Miller, Jacki Brasnick, Capt. SECOND ROW: Mike Mc- Donald, Pres.,' Mike Dafferner, V.Pres,,' John Hos- tetler, Treas.: Tom Stephanoq Ernie Pierantoni. THIRD ROW: Ron Youngg Mike Kincanong Jim Ulrichg Mike Keppie. RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Sandy Kudra: Jan Miller: .Iacki Brasnick. SECOND ROW: Carol Zeigler. THIRD ROW: Susie Rissnzan. FOUR TH ROW: Ardis Sheridan. B Club B Club is composed of lettermen in all of Bradley's major intercollegiate sports and the cheerleaders. The pur- pose of this organization is to pro- mote the general Welfare of athletics on campus. The addition of yell lead- ers this year heightened the en- thusiasm at basketball games. 200 B. S. S. C. Bradley Student Service Committee, the largest chartered, non-religious or- ganization with 410 members, en- deavors to satisfy the universal desire of people helping people. The group,s projects include recreational therapy at Bartonville, tutoring at Carver Cen- ter, and cultural enrichment at Boys' Club of Peoria. FRONTROW.' Ann Spacht, Pres. Dave Votaw, Sludenl Advisor SECOND ROW: Marcia Toy, Sec. Wayne Pollard, VPres. Sue Clarey, IiPres. FR ONT R O W: Fred Bm baker, Pres. Lori Falck, Sec. Michael Lang Benjamin Dyer Dean Epperly SECOND R O W: Dennis Bailey Roger Quin Robert Depp Richard Nagode Rodney Perkins THIRD ROW: Richard Fandel Norm Anderson Mark Colborn John Van Wirzkle Bradley Association of Accountancy Bradley Association of Accountancy is open to both accounting students and people interested in this field. The purpose of the group is to broaden the accounting education at the university and to improve students, knowledge ofthe techniques of accounting. 'QSJ' C? amma Sigma Phi Gamma Sigma Phi is Bradley's first FRONT ROW: Carol Hennessey, Pres.: Patty Prichard, Sec.: Georgia Wood, Treas.: Jackie Tracy: Sue Anderson: Carol McDanieZs: Judy Wilenskyx Ann Moerjv: Joan Selnick. SECOND ROW: Pam Johnsonf Sue Sharpeq Marcea Fosmang Patsy Schiff' Carol Rauf Jeanne Scotty Lenore Novakq Ronni Wittlinq Margie Clvsdalei Susie Kent. THIRD RO W: Mary Raynett: Cinafv Grieves: Carole Robin- son: Susan Youngq Sandy Seifferq Mary Beth Harperq Marci Greenberg' Sara Hunt: Peg Ringness: Cindy Hatch. and only women's service sorority. Its various service projects include Work sessions at Carver Center, ushering at concerts, and working with orphans. Although it is young, the group has won a number of trophies through its endeavors, including the third place all-school service award. 202 fi? '38 Independent Students, Organization Independent Students' Association provides the student who is not a Greek affiliate the opportunity to participate in all phases of campus activities. Besidesjam sessions, parties, and a Campus Carnival booth, ISA sponsors the Monte Carlo Night. Campus Carnival Steering Committee Campus Carnival Steering Committee is responsible for planning the basic layout and ground work for the Cam- pus Carnival, held annually for char- ity. The various eommittees organize the booths, parade, queen and king contest, and auetiong a big job for a small group of hard workers. FRONT ROW: Nancy Williamson. Gen. Clzrin.: Clzarles Chapin: Mark Colburn. SECOND ROW: Sandie Megcff Sec.: Rich Buckner. THIRD ROW: Barbara Winer: Marv Raynettq Claudia Glickg Sue Egizii. FRONT ROW: Jean Bollcrof Marilyn Reelii Tina Bricskc: Charles Rhodes: Rick Wheeler. Pres: Hymi ,llowlnragix l'.PreS..' Paul Waytenick, Treas. SEC- OND ROW: Susan Donzijancicf Pat Klaneir: Larry Malnarq .llicbael Salinas: Larrv Fronian: Alicia Ross: Cliris Derk. THIRD ROW: Guy Fineltof Robert Durkin: Bill Corras Bernard Callaghan: Jana Ourcdniki Ken .llarabellaf Alan Applegate. FOUR TH ROW: Harold Voss: Lyle Campbell: Rick Fislzgallq Tim Wendle: Steve Berger: Gil Willeumier. iff Laika' FRONT RO W: George Stoner, Jr. Advisor: Dr. Edgar Waldon, Advisor: Freydown Naeymi-Rad, Pres.: Orman Broadway, VPres.: Ramesh Kapur, Treas.: Janet Davy: Rick Fishgallq Luis Cabello, Jr.: Shashi Waldon. SECOND ROW: Jan Larnartine: Diane Jacobs: Benjamin Rosales: Teo Thian-sze: Don Johnson: Richard Youngberg: Robert Halbert: Joseph Pierre,' Andres Von International Students' Wachter: Deborah Bielat: Adrienne Schurwanz: Maria Lizarna. THIRD ROW.' Wei-Lan Huang: Duangrydee Buranasonggrarn: Aanghell McComb: Angelos Theotokatos: Kathleen Batkus: Joyce Frederickson: Shing-Ming Fung: Marilyn Stuckey: Homayoun Archang, Advisor: Irene Taraban: Nereida Ortega: Kaueh Khatir. rganization A primary function of the Inter- national Students' Organization is to receive and help orient foreign stu- dents upon their arrival to the United States and the Bradley campus. One of the group's programs is placing foreign students in Host Homesl' in the community over holidays. FRONT ROW.' Carol Tosto, IiPres.: Kathy Snyder, Sec.: Sheryl Clark, Treas.: Terrie Hunt: Linda Elman: Jodi Doriek. SECOND ROW.' Kendra Frantzve: Helene Hillman: Mary Budke: Cindy Bergstrand: Carole Gerlt: Mardelle Gares: Debbie Wied. THIRD ROW.' Karla Polashek: Marcia Merri- -Ettes Merri-N-Ettes, a nationally-known pre- cision dance and drill team, perform at three or four home basketball games and serve as ushers and host- esses. Membership is gained through competitive tryouts each fall, based on ability, beauty, and experience. Wiener: Karen Kazmer: Arlene Schoeman: Lynne Mass: Barbara Gratiot: Dee Dee Davis. FOUR TH ROW.' Kathe Bahr,' Claudia Campbell: Cyd Mill- stein: Claudia Driggins: Piper Metz: Jan Biegler,' Barbara Janos: Faye Highlander. 69256685 .' 3, Hi. 'E 'I .ff I ' vie tw.. si., , . s 203 O4 FRONT ROW: Gary Bishopq Bryan Allenq Pat Armato Pres ' Rich Buckner V Pres.,' Rich Pas Off Q am us M enas dike. slacozlb Row: Harolal Voss,-Jim Richard song Steve Caseyg David Adlerg Jim Martin , . THIRD ROW: Wayne Hawkmsg Wzllzam Holmes A S S 0 C1at1On Bill zimbat- Dane Kimball. Off Campus Men's Association is an organization of Bradley men living in homes and apartments in the Peoria area. The group sponsors a great many activities, including a car rally, and bus rides to out-of-town basket- ball games. Its members also partici- pate in intra-mural athletics. at r 4 wg: I FR ONT R 0 W: Gloria Herrman, Pres. Peg Ringness, Il Pres. Nancy Gilinsky, Sec. Kathleen Krippel SECOND R 0 W: Carol Hennessey Marcia Toy Janis Gillett THIR D R 0 W: Mary Beth Harper Sherry Jeanne Hertlein F O UR TH R O W: Nancy Miller Patrice McClellan Marsha G il bertt ff Campus Women's Society for Advancement Association Off Campus Women's Association gives the off-campus women students an opportunity to take a more active part in university activities. The group sponsored rummage sales and a Big-Little Sister program for incom- ing freshmen this year. of Management The Society for Advancement of Management, a national professional organization, is dedicated to the de- velopment of tomorrow's managers today. The group provides a bridge between the theoretical training of the university and the business World. FR ONT ROW: Tim Alter, Treas. Ginny Lannamann, Sec. Howard Kramer, Pres. SECOND R O W' Robert Depp Robert E Kozelka, Advisor , . 5 O6 'QM 2 1 i i if W. R. A. Women's Recreation Association aims to provide recreational opportunities for women of all skill levels. The organization sponsors competition in basketball, volleyball, and softball among dormitory residents, sorority women, and town students, awarding trophies to winning teams. FRONT ROW: Linda Mayer Judy Lawson, Sec. Marylou Schick, Treas. Carol Coram SECOND R0 W: Nancy Swenson Bernadette Martin Pam Davidson Nancy Berry Pam Rubens . .E.A. The Student National Education As- sociation is the professional associa- tion for college students preparing to teach. The group provides opportuni- ties for personal and professional growth, development of leadership skill, and participation in programs integrating local teachers and student education associations. FRONT ROW: Pat Craiga, Pres. Harriet Saclzsel, Sec. SECOND ROW: Melanie Cahan, Program Chrrn. Evelyn MacMichael, Hospitalirv Chrm. Linda Paiml, Publicity Clzrm. Don Juricka, Treas. Eli! l ill' lll I nn lill llli llll lill Ill llll IIII Kill llll llll .435 .Und Eizmbe 'nn-J -pigg- l L l l l Vet's Club Vetls Club is an organization which aims to provide an effective trans- ition from military life to the class- room. The group participates in all campus activities, including intramu- ral athletics. Scholastically, its mem- bers maintain one of the highest overall gradepoints of any indepen- dent organization. l ON STEPS: Bill Slutz, Pres.,' John Doyle, V Pres.,' Tony Donatog George Foley, Sec. STANDING: Rich Thornpsong John Raflzlkoq John VanWinkle,' James Simong Al Johnsong Bill Wellerq Roger Smallwoodg Ea' 0'Donnell,' Bob Zombrog Steve Fuld: Earl Jeftsq Pete Airnone: Steve Kalvigg Skip Cos- pitog Bill Hunterg Joyce Webberq Ron Browng Orrnan Broad- wayg Keith Patterson: Dick Bietlzf Norman Andersong Gary Stevensg James Bondq John Gullietq Joe Magnerq Terry 0Reilly,' Ray Bollerq Ben Dyer: Robert Scott: Charlie Burkeg Chuck Dressler, 207 Newman Club Newman Club serves as a place of discussion and learning where Catholic students come to unite with one another in serious moments as well as in frivolous ones. The group provided a place to live and study in an atmosphere of independence while maintaining the spirit of fellowship. 208 Chi Rho Students at Bradley have found a place at the Chi Rho House to feel at home, for prayer, for counsel, and for Christian fellowship. Most successful of their programs has been the Ex- pressit Coffee House, which provides entertainment, relaxation, and discus- sions for students. Hillel B,nai Blrith Hillel is designed to pro- mote and stimulate Jewish activities. The organizations offers many oppor- tunities to meet other .lewish students through Friday evening Forum Series, Classes, open-end discussions, cost sup- pers, and social events. FRONT ROW: Nancy Stern, Pres,,' Lawrence Aft, Treas.,' Sandy Sezffier, Sec. SECOND ROW: Fran Breinerg Perry Simmsg James Graftq Suzy Brown,- Harleen Gould. ' , f' R aa' 635.414-..a,,, ,NP Inter Varsity Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship is a student movement with the objective of helping the individual Christian mature in his Christian faith This is done through action groups confer ences Bible studies and meetings FRONT ROW: Ed Bradley Pres. 'Greg Oppenhuis V Pres: Cheryl Parduhn Sec: Gene Sidler Treas. SECOND ROW: Karen West' Brenda Wissel' Mari- lyn Stuckeyg Mary Schanken: Marilyn Pritchard' Joyce Lehman: Patrice McClellan,' Gay Rose: Mary Ann Cliven: Mereida Ortega. THIRD ROW: Mich- ael Frankel: Charles Griffith: Arthur Von Behreng Glen Sidlerg Richard Brenemang Mark West: Steve Dunn: Bill Spauldingg Chuck Babler. Interfaith Council Interfaith Council is composed of representatives from each of the religi- ous groups on campus and seeks to promote interfaith understanding and good will. This year the council eo- operated with the Olive White Lecture Series in co-sponsoring the famous author, Dr. Viktor Frankl. FRONT ROW: A-Jay Koprowskig Karen Moeding- er,' Jackie Zelinka: Kathi Earle: Becky Carrara. SECOND ROW: Ed Bradley,' David Rich: Marcia T illg Dennis Groce,' Dr. William Gould, Advisor. FRONT ROW: Chris Darby, Presg Sister Mary Claire, Advisor: Kathleen Earle, V Pres.,' Linda Riley,' Michael Cuyjetg A-Jay Koprowski: Ted Dobson. SECOND ROW: Judy Lawson: John FI Reigle: Tom Sprick: Gino Marcheschig Alan Mala- volti: Wally Lesserg Martha Green: Chris Hayes: Pam Davidson: George Bray: Norma Abrams: Alan Wortham. THIRD ROW: Michael Heckingerg Doug Ganglaff Treas.,' Mark Westg Pete Lanners. 209 r l I r P r i L i ' rmx Frm iijfzvt. ff- F .ri J. '4 -' r ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGES SENIGRS 331' D111 -wo--1... Q Q 4 X Admrmstrators Work Toward Campus Expansion '15' If ABOVE: George R, Beek, Vice-President o1'Busi ness Affairs. ABOVE RIGHTS O. W. Snarr. Vice President of Development and Sponsored Pro grams. RIGHT: A. G. Haussler, lfxccutive Secre turv, 214 ,NSY fa if if ABOVE LEFT: E. Russel Kuchel, President for Academic Affairs. LEFT: Orville Nothdurft, Dean of Admissions. ABO VE: Hugh MacMillan, Director of Plant Operations. ABOVE RIGHT.' Edward M. King, Dean of Men. ABOVE FAR RIGHT' Leslie I-l. Tucker, Dean of Students. R1GHT.' Mary Brown, Dean of Women. FAR RIGHT: E. J. Ritter, Director of the Student Center. Administrators Give Individual Attention ipwlk . ' , aff .. tsnslsllnst 216 College Of Business Administration Versatility is the keyword in the College of Business Administration. Requiring all students to complete at least half their courses in Liberal Arts, the College of Business Admin- istration strives to provide a broad background for its students in the face of a changing environment. Toward this end, various additions to the curriculum have been made in such areas as economics, accounting, and finance. These changes reflect the philosophy of Dr. Clarey, the eoilegeis dean, who believes the college's goal is to develop in the student not a vast store of facts, but the ability to analyze problemsf' ALTI R. TIMOTHY: Lialesburg. Society for Advancement of . -Q -' F' '. Management. Treas. f sf- ANDIRSOIN, NORBLRT C. Peoria. Bradley Assoc, of if'- Aeeounlancy. Neuman Club1Off-Campus Men's Assoc.. Society for Advancement ol' Management. Vet's Club. ARCIERO. ANTHONY: Utica, New York. Theta Xig American Marketing Assoc. ARMIN, ROY: Chicago. American Marketing Assoc.. Chess Club: Independent Students Assoc.. Ol!-Campus Mcn's Assoc.. Scout. BAGLLX . DIQNNIS: Peoria. BSSC. Independent Studentk Assoc. Off-Campus Nienis Assoc is ' N ABO VE: Dr. William Clarey, dean of the College of Business Administration up- holds the standards and effciency in the fields of business by the way he ad- ministers his oUice. LEFT: Students get to know their teachers well, as is shown when Dr. Donald Albanito assists stu- dents during class. BlfT'I'l RS, PAUL: Oaklield. Nevr York. Bl.lTH, RICHARD: Peoria. Geography-geography Club: Society tor Advancement ot' Mangernent. Vet's Club. BLATNIK. JAMLS. Middleburg Heights. Ohio, Ol't?Can1pus Men's Assoc. Pr Kappa Delta. BOLLlfR, DLBORAH: Lebanon. Pr Beta Phi. BOWMAN, JACQUELYN: Palatine. American Marketing Assocg Dorm Council. Newman Club. Pln Chl Theta. BOWMAN, JOHN: Winnebago: Bradley Assoc. ot' Accountancy: Dorm Council: Independent Students Assoc. V. Pres., Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Senate. Young Republicans. BREINLR, lfRANCl:S: Chicago: Assoc ot Accountancy. llillel, Sec.: Phi Chi Theta. Society for Advancement ot' Management. BROWN, GI-ZRALD: Peoria, Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy. BROWN, PHILIP la.: East Peoria. Zeta Beta Tau: Hillel. BROWN, PRENTICE W.: Cohasset,Massachusetts: Al ROTC: American Marketing Assoc.: Campus Crusade for Christ. Oftifampus Men's Assoc.: Young Republicans. BRUBAKER, FRED: Peoria: Bradley Assoc. ot' Accountancy, Pres.: BSSC: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Young Republicans. BUCH, JOHN: Quincy: American Marketing Assoc. Off-Campus Men's Assoc. CAMPBELL, ROBERT: Naperville, ASAE: Joint I-'nginecring Council: Oflfampus Men's Assoc.. Young Republicans. CHRISTENSEN, ROBERT: Glenview: American Marketing Assoc.: Society for Advancement ot' Management. Zeta Pi. COLLIER, DAVID: Berwyn: Assoc. of Accountancy: Newman Club, Treas., Pres. CONNELLILY. ANN: Upper Saddle River. Ness Jersey: Ganinia Phi Beta Treas.: American Marketing Assoc . Sec.: Ness man Club: Student Center Board. COONRANT, VIRGINIA: Rockford. CRAMER, DAVID: Peoria: American Marketing Assoc.: Newman Club: Oftfampus Mcnls Assoc. CRAWFORD, CRAIG: Glenview: American Marketing Assoc.: Off-Campus Men's Assoc., Young Republicans. CROCK, WILLIAM: Youngwood, Pennsylvania: Bradlcy Assoc. of Accountancy. -use B.. . I ers l El. DAlflfERNER, MIKE: Quincey: Sigma Chi, Sec.: Dorm Council. American Marketing Assoc., Pres., V.Pres.: Society for Advancement of Management. DANIELSON, JOHN: Lake Villa. DAVIS, DEE DEE: Shaker Heights, Ohio: American Marketing Assoc.: Merrl-N-ettes: Phi Chi Theta. DAY, DAVID: Rockford: Kappa Delta Rho, Treas, Sec.: Zeta Pi, Pres. DELONG, JOSEPH: Dccatur: APROTC: ASME: Arnold Air Society: Joint Engineering Council: Newman Club: Society for Advancement of Management. DEPP, ROBERT: Saint Louis, Missoun. Bradley Assoc. ot' Accountancy: Cln Rho: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Society for Advancement of Management: Young Republicans. DICVITT, BLAKE: Rushville: Pi Kappa Alpha, Pres., V.Pres.: Accountancy Honor Society, Pres.: Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy: Junior Class Treas.: Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Kappa Phi: Young Republicans. DOLTON, ROBERT: Pontiac: American Marketing Assoc.: Off-Campus Men's Assoc. DRESNER, DAVID: Washington, D.C.: Accountancy Honor Society, V.Pres.: Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy: Dorm R. A.: V. Pres.: Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy: Dorm R. A.: Zeta Pi. DYER, BENJAMIN: Bernardsville, New Jersey: Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy: Vet's Club. EDGE, EDWARD: Alsip: AFROTCQ Band: Independent Students Assoc.: Phi Mu Alpha: Vet's Club. EDLUND, JAMES: Blue Island: Tau Kappa Epsilon: American Marketing Assoc.. B Club: Varsity I-'ootba1l,co-captain. ENRICI, THOMAS: Villa Park: American Marketing Assoc. EPPIQRLEY, DEAN: Aledo: Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy. EVANS, GARY: Decatur. FARBER, LEONARD: Ifarr Lawn, New Jersey: Tau Epsilon Phi, Sec.: American Marketing Assoc.. Dorm Council: Hillel. Inter-Fraternities Council. Model United Nations: Society for Advancement ot' Management: Young Democrats. FOLEY, GEORGE W. JR.: Mapleton: Vet's Club, Sec. IfORDflfICHARD: LaGrange: Lambda Chi Alpha, Treas.: American Marketing Assoc.: Newman Club: Scout: WRBU. FOSTER, ARTHUR: Glen Ridge, New Jersey: Newman Club: Offfampus Men's Assoc. I-'RANKS, MICHAEL: Pekin. Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Society for Advancement of Management. FROST, BARRY: Upper Montclair, New Jersey:Tau Epsilon Phi, Pres., V. Pres.. Treas.: American Marketing Assoc.: Hillel: Inter-Fraternities Council: Society for Advancement of Management. IFULDQSTEPHEN: Peoria, International Club: Vet's Club. FULFORD, GREGORY: Peoria: American Marketing Assoc. GliLLERMAN,MARC1 Rock Island, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Pres.: Bradley Assoc. ot' Accountancy: Dorm Council: Hillel: Inter-Fraternities Council: Student Center Board. GEORGE, VIRGINIA: Peoria: Phi Chi Theta, Sec.: Society for Advancement of Management: SNEA. 2 GERBER, BARRY: Oak Park: Alpha Epsilon Pi. House Mgr.: American Marketing Assoc.: Dom Council. Pres.: Hillel. GIRSH, JOHN: Chillicothe: B Club. Economics Club. GLASSNIAN. MARTIN: Highland Park. Hillel: Ot't'-Campus Men's Assoc GOODWIN. JANET: Mount Prospect: Independent Students Assoc GOULD. JAMES: Boston, Massachusetts. Associated Student Government. Economics Club. Ilillel: Soccer Club. Young Republicans. GRAEPEN, WAYNE: Palos Park: Bradley Christian lfellowsliip. GRIEBENOW, JAMES: Kirkwood, Missouri: Sigma Chi. Sec.: American Marketing Assoc.: ANAGA: Greek Week Steering Comm.: IFC-Panhel King. Interfraternitics Council. Stutlcnt Center Board. GULLETT, JON: Peona: American Marketing Assoc.. Vct's Club. GUTOWSKI, ADAM: Rego Park, New York. HARRISON, JOHN: Webster Groves. Missouri: Theta Chi. American Marketing Assoc. HAYES, SCOTT: Northtield: Phi Kappa Tau: Society for Advancement of Management. HELLER, JACK: Peoria: American Marketing Assoc.: Hillel. Off'Campus Men's Assoc.: Scout. HORWICH, RICIIARIJ: Oak Park: Hillel. JACOBSEN. BRUCE: Des Plaines: American Marketing Assoc.. B Club. JACOBSEN, WILLIAM: Wheaton: American Marketing Assoc. , W' t S s Ng R X 'E ss 1 X .1 X ig! '1 ks Q 'Z BE 5 sa ..:. 1 Kkik gs 'ki s i' hah. NS - :- 'lS:L , ' :- - ww, ,, ,,..,,. , sts. ,Q 5 wi . Wi, :sal ,f - O ' .gee .Q-A V . is Q r Q . s, s, . Q s , WS. I R we sf- ,A 1. ,gi s 1 x il' , . I 2 ' 3 ' Sig . SESS 5 . I I 218 2 KASPRZYK, ALLEN: Chicago: AFROTC: Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy. KAYSER, THOMAS: Buffalo, New York: Sigma Chi. KENNEDY, TODD: Niles, Michigan: American Marketing Assoc.: B Club1Socicty for Advancement ol' Management. KENSILR, RICHARD: Peoria: Theta Xi: Track: Crosswountrv. KOORS. RANDY: Peoria: Alpha Kappa Psi: Bradley Assoc. ot' Accountancy. KRAMER, HOWARD: Havana. Society for Advancement of Management: Zeta Pi. KRANTZ, EDWARD: Chicago: American Marketing Assoc.: BSSCL Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Senate Communications, KRANZ, CAROL: Skokie: American Marketing Assoc.: Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy: Dorm Council: Phi Chi Theta. Pres.: Treas.g Women's Recreations Assoc.: Zeta Pi, Sec. KRAPP, KENDALL: Manhattan. KRAUSII, JERRY: Peoria: Gamma Delta, Independent Students Assoc.: Society for Advancement ofManageme nt. Vet's Club, KREJCI, ALAN: Park Ridge. KUHN, KATHLEEN: Peoria: Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy, Sec.: Gamma Delta, V.Pres., Sec.: Phi Chi Theta, Sec, KUNTZ, DONNA: Brimlield: Alpha Lambda Delta: Newman Club, LANG, MICHAEL: Louisville. Kentucky: Accountancy Honor Society: Bradley Assoc, ol' Accountancy. Off-Campus Men's Assoc. LEE. DAVID' Galesburg: American Marketing Assoc . New man Club. LEONARD, ROBERT: Kirkwood, Missoun: Sigma Phi Epsilon: American Marketing Assoc.. V.Prcs. LUCZAK, KATHLEEN: Chicago: American Marketing Assoc.: Domi Council: Newman Club: Young Democrats. MASSA. AMIIL: Pekin: Flying Club, V. Pres.: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Society for Advancement ot' Management. MC ATEE, DONALD: Rock Island: Delta Upsllon. V.Prcs.: Flying Club: Young Republicans. MC HUGH, ROBERT: Hartsdalc. New York. Ml:1lIL,IfREDRlC: Peoria: Alpha Kappa Psi, Pres.: American Marketing Assoc.. Professional Fraternities Council: Senate. Society tor Advancement of Management. Young Republicans. MI-'lSIiL, GLEN: LaMoille: Phi Kappa Tau, Pres., V.Pres.. Treas.: Accountancy Honor Society. MERTLQS. GLENN: Blackstone: Bradley Assoc ot' Accountancy: Dorm Council: Newman Club: Off-Campus Mcn's Assoc. MIVTZ, JOIIN: Peoria: Lambda Chi Alpha: American Marketing Assoc.: Society for Advancement of Management. MICYERS, BRADFORD: Mount Prospect. I-'lying Club. c i 1 ,P ..- . W s. .,. 4.-f Kf N, N-ef . P il 'slr Em, a.:.,:.,.,.i5t ii.,.,. . PEDERSON. DAVID: Rock lfalls. PHILLIPS. THOMAS: Kankakee: Alpha Kappa Psi. V.Pres.: Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy. Treas.: Independent Organizations Council, Sec.: Society for Advancement of Management. PIELET, JUDY: Hinsdale: American Marketing Assoc.. Hillel, POTLREK, GREGORY: Chicago: Kappa Delta Rho, Charter Mcmber, V. Pres., House Mgr.. ANAGA: BSSC: Inter-Ifraternitics Council: Newman Club: Society for Advancement ot' Management: Young Republicans. PUDELSKY, DAVID: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Tau Kappa lipsilon: American Marketing Assoc.: Inter-Fraternities Council: Newman Club, REBB, THOMAS: Riverside. RLNSKERS, ROBERT: Crystal Lake: Alpha Kappa Psi. Pres., House Mgr.: American Marketing Assoc.: Independent Organizations Council: Society for Advancement of Management: Young Republicans. REPKE. DONALD: Oak lforcst. RING, DAVID: Chicago: American marketing Assoc,: Economics Club: Hillel: Off-Campus Men's Assoc. ROGERS, WILLIAM: Park Ridge. ROMANIAK. CHESTER: Oak Lawn: Alpha Kappa Ps1:Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy: Society for Advancement ol' Management. ROSENBLOOM, ELLEN: St. Louis. Missouri. SAVAGE. ARTHUR: Peoria: Newman Club: Off-Campus Men's Assoc. SCHIERER, DONALD: Peoria: Sigma Chi: American'Marketing Assoc.: Society for Advancement of Management: Student Center Board, SCHILLING, EDWARD: Oak Lawn: Theta Xi, SCHWINDENHAMMER, ANTONNE: Peoria: Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy: Dean's List. SHULTZ, SAMUEL: Glen Iillyn. SIMKO, MICHAEL: Palos Park: Newman Club: Society for Advancement of Management. SIMMS. PERRY: St. Louis, Missouri: Hillel: Off-Campus Men's Assocg Scout: Young Republicans. SINKS, ROBERT: Shaker Heights, Ohio: Zeta Beta Tau. Alpha Kappa Psi: American Marketing Assoc.: B Club: Hillel. SLILSSER, JAMES: Westchester: Phi Kappa Tau: BSSC: Domi Council: Newman Club. SLUTZ, WILLIAM: Peoria: American Marketing Assoc.: Vet's Club, Pres. SMITH, TERRY: Barrington: Alpha Kappa Psi: American Marketing Assoc.:Soc1cty for Advancement of Management: Student Center Board. N as , AAA: i f f ' li x W uv 1 . . . :sg is MILLER, DAVID: Hobart, Indiana: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Young Republicans. MILLER, HAROLD: Wetherstield, Connecticut: Phi Kappa Tau: Economics Club. MILLER, ROGER: Catasaugua, Pennsylvania: Tau Kappa Epsilon: American Marketing Assoc.: Newman Club. MILLIGAN, WENDELL: Kankakee: 'l'heta Chi: American Marketing Assoc., Pres.: Domi Council: Bradley Baseball. MORTENSEN, ROBERT: Park Ridge. MORTON, JOHN: Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey: American Marketing Assoc.: Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy: Football: Independent Students' Assoc.: Off-Campus Men's Assoc. MULLNER, DONALD: Arlington Heights: Phi Kappa Tau: American Marketing Assoc.: Society for Advancement of Management. MUMMERT, FRANCIS: Baltimore, Maryland. MURPHY, WILLIAM: Chicago: Bradley Bowling Team: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Vet's Club, Trens. NEAL, DAVID: Glenview: AFROTC: Amold Air Society. NEESE, MICHAEL: Des Plaines: Lambda Chi Alpha: B Club: Campus Cnisade for Christ: Varsity Baseball: Society for Advancement of Management, NELSON, LARRY: Owensboro, Kentucky. NEUMANN, CHARLES: Peoria: Lambda Chi Alpha: American Marketing Assoc.: B Club: Bradley Christian Fellowship: Circle K: Gamma Delta: Society for Advancement ot' Management: Varsity Baseball: Varsity Football: Young Republicans. NICE, RICHARD: Bloomington: Economics Club: Newman Club: Politics Club: Young Republicans. PATCHEL, STEPHEN: Wayne, New Jersey: Alpha Phi Omega: Oft3Campus Men's Assoc. sr-ff' f' we ., J? .. Fsssw as i . . N ' : .t ,Z , . 2 . S it 5 :fel Seniors Business Q, .. ... . is ..,..., ,., .,,, : ,Q , ' . as , 't-s i . as in 220 .Lev ,, fi Q s .Pi N : . :,,:.,. Q . .. , Www Q sgo X W . W., 9' it . Nba guys S H ,. A . as 'I' ,X . X Seniors In Business THOMPSON.ALV1N: Pontiac: Chi Rho: Circle K: Oftfampus Men's Assoc.: Dorm R.A.: Society for Advancement of Management. THORSNESS, WILLIAM: Iflossmoor: Sigma Chi. Trcas., Pres.: IFC-Panhcllenic King: Inter-Fraternities Council. Junior-Senior Prom King: Phi Eta Sigma: Phi Kappa Phi: Senate: Senior Class President: Who's Who: Zeta Pi. TISCHLER, ROBERT: Genoa: Delta Upsilon: American Marketing Assoc.: Don'n Council: Flying Club: Pi Kappa Della: Society for Advancement of Management: Young Republicans. TOWNE, SHARON: Peoria. TUREK. JOSEPH: Chicago. Economics Club: Newman Club: Off- Campus Mens Assoc.. Society tor Advancement ot Management VARGO,DAVID1 Aurora: AVROTC: Alpha Kappa Psi: Arnold Air Society: Iflying Club: Independent Student's Assoc.: Newman Club. Ot'tCampus Men's Assoc.: Track Team: WRBU. VICCHIARELLI, MICHAEL: Wheaton. WACHTEL. JANII-.S. Buffalo. Neu York. Society for Advancement of Management. WEDER, DONALD: Highland: Young Americans for Ifrccdom: Young Democrats: Zeta Pi. WISINBILRG, BARBARA: Wilmettc. WEINER, CARY: Chicago: Circle K: Hillel: Society for Advancement of Management. WESTCOTT, RONALD: Accountancy Honor Society: Assoc. of Accountancy: Society for Advancement of Management. WHITE, WILLIAM: Highland Park: Zeta Beta Tau: Band: Assoc. of Accountancy: Hillel. WIBIZRG, KERRY: Mount Prospect: Kappa Delta Rho. WINKLER. DON: Skokie: Independent Students Assoc.: Politics Club: Soccer Club. Society for Advancement of Management: Young Democrats. WITTER, DENNIS: Peoria: American Marketing Assoc. WOGSTAD, WILLIAM: Park Ridge: Phi Kappa Tau, V.Pres.: American Marketing Assoc., V.Pres.: Campus Community Commission: Domi Council. Inter-Fraternities Council: Junior Class President: Pi Omicron Sigma: SABRC: Senate, V.Pres.. Society for Advancement ot' Management: Who's Who. WOLPERS, STEPHEN: Morton. WOOLDRIDGE, RICHARD: Edwardsville: Donn R.A.: Society for Advancement ot' Management: Young Republicans. ZANDERS, ROSALIND: Peoria. Alpha Kappa Alpha: Angel I-'light: lntcmational Club: NAACP. Off-Campus Women's Assoc.: Panhellcnic Council: Phi Chi Theta. Students for a Democratic Society: SNIiA. ZIEGELIC, MARK: Peoria: Sigma Chi: American Marketing Assoc. ZIRCIIER, JEFFREY: Rockford: Association of Accountancy: Soccer Club. ZOMBRO, ROBERT: Peoria: Vet's Club. ZUCKILRWISE, DAVID: New Rochelle, New York: Tau Epsilon Phi, Sec.: Hillel: Inter-Fraternities Council: Society for Advancement ot Management: Young Democrats. ZWEIG, JOSEPH: Gary, Indiana: American Marketing Assoc.: Hillel: Off-Campus Men's Assoc. x NN Q xx X . S, - SPENKS, ALLAN: Prospect Heights: Alpha Kappa Psi: Dorm Council: Society for Advancement of Management. Pres.: Young Republicans. STANIS, If. MICHAEL: Rockford: Domi Council: Newman Club: Society for Advancement of Management. STEPZINSKI, MARTIN: Peoria. STERN, EDWARD: Glenview: Bradley Assoc. of Accountancy: Flying Club: Ofl'Campus Men's Assoc.: Society for Advancement of Management. STEVENS, GARY: Peoria. STIERS, MICHAELE: Peoria Heights: American Marketing Assoc.: Band: Chi Rho: Off-Campus Men's Assoc. SUCKOW, PAUL: Elmhurst: Sigma Chi: American Marketing Assoc.: Economies Club: Varsity Baseball. SWANSON, JERRY: Cuba. TANENBAUM, RICHARD: Washington, D.C.: Tau Epsilon Phi: Assoc. of Accountancy: IEEE. TATZ, MICHAEL: Chicago: Hillel, Treas., Financial Sec. TEKlIiN. WILLIAM: Chicago: Delta Upsilon. Treas.. American Marketing Assoc.: Newman Club: Society for Advancement ol' Management. THOMAS. MARILYN: Peoria. .1 re 'N' - 'R gig. . in if A College Of Education Expands TV Network Mindful of the importance of the communication of knowledge, much of the energies of Bradley is chan- nelled into the College of Education. The college, offering degrees in all areas of education, has courses de- signed to meet state requirements for the certification of teachers. Under its Dean, Dr. Leo Bent, the college has recently expanded its TV network. Besides its regular programs, the net- work is now broadcasting graduate courses to teachers throughout Cen- tral Illinois. Also, a department of Special Education has been estab- lished. Students from this department have begun assisting mentally retarded students in the Peoria school system. ABOVE: Producing good teachers for the future is only part of the endless job for Dr. Leo Ben t, Dean of the College of Education. LEFT: Creativity and imagination are shown in Mrs. Paul 's creative art class as students make paper and paste animals. BELOW LEFT.' As Rose Hecht has found, part of the challenge of being a successful student teacher is establishing a desired rapport between her and her students. .m1.awn. .f,- ar.,,z.t,fsai .., f ,'.-,, L ESQ-xi nr if ...Magi .K ,gg me f -st rr? R J , as , egg 222 FARRELL, MAURIZEN: Chicago, Associated Women Students, V,Pres., BSSC, Seo, Dorm Executive Council, Pres., Gamma Sigma Phi, V,Pres., Independent Students' Assoc., Newman Club, SNEA. FEIGENBAUM, ADRIENNE: Morton Grove, Sigma Delta Tau, Dorm Council, Hillel: SNEA. FERGUSON, SUSAN: Milwaukee,Wiscons1n: Dorm Council, SNEA. GERBER, JANICE: Wilmette. SNEA. GINN, DIANE: Shaker Heights: Sigma Delta Tau, Angel Flight, Student Center Board, SNEA. GONAN, LOUISE: Peoria, SNEA. GORDON, JILL: Chicago: Alpha Epsilon Phi, Donn Council, Hillel, Panhellenic Council, SNEA. GRIEBEL, PAULETTE: Peoria, Gamma Delta, SNEA. JSBOLL, CONSTANCE: Petersburg, Chl Omega. Angel Flight, Chorale: SNEA: Young Republicans. HAASIS, MARY: Peoria, Newman Club, SNEA. HECHT, ROSEMARY: livergreen Park, Gamma Phi Beta, V.Pres., Assoc. Women Students, Jr. Rep.. Delegate to Nat'l. :,. : . ,jf ii X . s 1 sr., g : ...Sf . g,,,:, f --, . jwrj- ' ee ag X .f' S ls tr P ' x r r R r vu-...., 5 ,. I X X X .:,-.. X Ns:-':..zi . . A .... X s, , Q... ,Ex Lcudcrwhip Institute: Dorm Council, Homecoming Pnncess, 1967, A 1968. Newman Club. Student Center Executive Board: Who's Who HIRSCHBERG, CARYL: Chicago, Sigma Delta Tau, Assoc. Women Students, Hillel, SNEA, HOAG, BARBARA: Western Springs, Delta Zeta, Chimes, Home Economics Club, V.Pres.: Homecoming Steering Committee, Kappa Omicron Phi. Student Center Executive Board, SNEA. HOFFMAN, MARSIIA: Des Plaines, Alpha Epsilon Phi, V.Prcx., BSSC, SNEA. HOGAN, SUSAN, Berwyn, Chl Omega, Sec.: BSSC, Newman Club, Scout, SNEA, Young Republicans. HOLDEN, ANN: Larchmont. New York, SNEA. HUBBARD, CAROL: Ballwin, Missouri, Delta Zeta, Rec. Sec., Angel Fl1ght:BSSC. V.Pres,.Greek Week Steering Comm., Sec.. Homecoming Steering Comm., SNEA, HUMMEL, BARBARA: Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, Gamma Phi Beta, Angel Flight, Dorm Council, Lecturelfoncert Comm., SNEA, JACKSON, KATHY: Rockford, Sigma Kappa, Pres., ANAGA, Panhellenic Council, V.Pres., Student Center Board, SNEA, KASSOF, CANDY: Skokie, Alpha Epsilon Phi. KLEINMAN, MAUREEN: Skokie. KLUK, CHERYL: Chicago, ANAGA, Dorm Council: Hillel, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Lambda Theta: R.A. Dorm Asst., SNEA, Magna Cum Laude. KOCH, SUSAN: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Donn Council, SNEA. KRUTZ, CAROL: Bartonvi1le,SNEA. LAVIN, BETSY: Chicago, SNEA. . Q -4 , H Sis.. .req - P 5 Q L Slug we . -stiff Q P ig X ANDERSON, SUSAN: Peoria, BSSC, Gamma Sigma Phi, Off-Campus Women's Assoc., SNEA. ANDRES, PATTI: Belleville, Chi Omega, V.Pres., Angel Flight, Associated Student Government: Chimes: Chorale, 1967 Homecoming Queen, Senior Class Sec.: Scout, Student Center Board. AVERY, LINDA: Dwight. uAlLI5Y, PATRICIA: Peoria, SNEA. BATES, LINDA: Steubenville, Ohio, Sigma Kappa, House Mgr., Associated Women Students, BSSC, Jr,-Sr. Prom Comm., Scout, Student Center Executive Board, SNEA, BISANTZ, JERRI: Palatine,Ch1 Rho, Dorm Council, Domi R,A., SNEA. BROMS, LINDA: Peoria: Sigma Delta Tau, Corr. Sec., SNEA, V.Pres., Treas. BURCH, JANE: Cincinnati, Ohio: Sigma Kappa, ANAGA, editor, Aquadettes, Gamma Sigma Phi, Charter Member, Sec., SNEA, Who's Who. BURT, SUE ANN: Peoria, SNEA. COMERFORD, ANN: Joliet, Gamma Phi Beta, Newman Club, SNEA, CRAIGO, PATRICIA: Kirkwood, Mo.: Sigma Kappa, House Mgr.: Amocmted Women Students: Scout: Student Center Board: SNEA, Pres. CULBERTSON, JANET: Chillicothe: Ba.nd, Geography-geology Club: SNEA. University Theater Guild: WRBU. DONAHUE, MAUREEN: Peoria: SNEA. DOSSFTT, THERESA: Peoria, Angel Flight, BSSC, Gamma Sigma Phi, Mcrn-N-Ettes. Oflifampus Women's Assoc., SNEA. EVERETT, BRAD: Pekin: SNEA, not .ae- ' W-rx vw sg . :Strike ,: Fil is LEMM, LINDA: Peoria, Delta Zeta, BSSC, SNEA, Young Republicans. LEONARD, NANCY: Peoria, Pi Beta Phi, BSSC, SNEA, Young Republicans. LIPPERT, ANN: Belleville, Chi Omega, BSSC, Merri-N-Ettes, SNEA, Young Republicans. LOVELASS, CHARLENE: New Rochelle, New York, Don'n Council, Donn R.A., SNEA. LUPTON, KARENL Peoria1SNEA. METZ, JOY: Arlington Heights, Chi Omega, Pl. Trainer, Pres., Chimes, Pres., Greek Week Steering Comm., Scout, Social Editor, Sophomore Class V.Pres., Student Center Board, SNEA. MILLER, JANET: Waverly, Gamma Phi Beta, V.Pres., Pres., Angel Flight, B Club, Sec., Cheerleader, Capt., Chimes: Homecoming Steering Comm. Chrm., Mortar Board, Panhellenic Council, President's Council, Pres., Radio Board of Control, Who's Who. MINICH, JANET: Hong Kong, SNEA. MOORE, VICKJ: Peoria, Newman Club, SNEA. MUSIAL, SUSAN: Arlington Heights, BSSC, Dorm Council, SNEA. NOVAK, LENORE: Roselle, BSSC, Gamma Sigma Phi, Newman Club, SNEA. 0'BRlEN, JUDITH: Wyoming, Newman Club, SNEA. OHER, RONNIS: Skokie, BSSC, Hillel, Dom1 R,A., SNEA, PAIML, LINDA: Chicago, Sigma Kappa, Corr. Sec., Newman Club, Scout, Student Center Board, SNEA. PARSON, GERALDINE: Westbury, New York, Alpha Kappa Alpha, N AACP 3 SN EA . Seniors Education K . 2 if ' f 11, T.-wp - ,, y X 2 .fa 1: ,Ji X -ist., :Q .iff f 5' ji 11,2155 - ff? Q s- - S, 'I his. .tai ,wiv f' C A' ,K 7' is fz-5: P , ik 'gy e , .. xi 'Q -. .. .. ...., vt , ,, ox. -rr.. ,saws--L i, .- 'Y' PATTERSON, MATTIE: Youngstown, Ohio, Politics Club, SNEA PEEK, CYNTHIA: Annandale, Virginia, Alpha Lambda Delta Angel Flight, Phi Kappa Phi, Dorm R.Ai PFIESTER, CHERYL: Glenview, SNEA. POLLOCK, RACHEL: Louisville, Kentucky, SNEA. POWELL, KATHRYN: Newark, Ohio, Pi Beta Phi, V.Pres., Angel Flight, SNEA. KESTIN, CHRISTIE: Peoria, Chi Omega, Aquadettes, Merri-N-Ettes, Scout, SNEA, Student Center Board. RABIN, ARLENE: Northbrook, SNEA. ROSENBOHM, JEANNE: Bartonville, Associated Women Students, Chi Rho, Offlfampus Women's Assoc, Pres., Charter member, SNEA. SANDBERG, JOAN: East Peoria, SNEA. SCHROEDER, SUSAN: Grayslake, Angel Flight, Dorm Council, SNEA. SCHWARTZ, ANN: Cleveland, Ohio, Sigma Delta Tau, Pres., Sophomore Class Sec., Hillel, Panhellenic Council, Pres., Senate, SNEA. SIEGEL, MARSHA: White Plains, New York, BSSC, Hillel, Model United Nations, SNEA. STAFFORD, PATRICIA: East Peoria, Gamma Sigma Phi, Off-Campus Women's Assoc., Sec., SNEA. STICK, FRANCES: Chicago, BSSC, Dorm Council, Hillel, Dorm R.A,, SNEA. STONE, CHRISTINE: Peoria, Chi Omega, TAYLOR, LEIGH: Orchard Park, BSSC, Sec, Donn Council, Gamma Sigma Phi, SNEA, TODD, JEAN: Oak Park, Delta Zeta, Angel Flight, BSSC, Panhellenic Council, Scout, SNEA. VON BEHREN, G. ARTHUR: Peoria, Bradley Christian Fellowship, BSSCI SNEA. WARD, SUSAN: Bnissels, Belgium, Sigma Kappa, Con. Sec., Lecture-Concert Committee, Pi Lambda Theta: SNEA. WEINER, LAURA: Forest Hills, New York, Hillel, Donn R.A., SNEA, WEXLER, FREDI: Mount Vemon, New York, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Pres, Corr. Sec, BSSC, Dorm Council, Hillel, SNEA, Women's Recreation Assoc. WOOD, GEORGIA: Bethesda, Maryland, Chi Rho, Dorm Council, Gamma Sigma Phi, Pl. Trainer, Treas., SNEA. ZIMMETT, TINA: Highland Park, Hillel, SNEA. 223 24 College Of Engineering And Technolo World Renown Continued excellence is the goal of the College of Engineering and Tech- nology. Working to resolve the dis- crepencies between theory and appli- cation, the college offers degrees in civil, electrical, industrial, and me- chanical engineering, plus a complete realm of technological courses. Re- cently completed Was a human factors laboratory which will give engineering students practical experience in ex- ploring man-machine relationships. The fine reputation of the college is due to its dean, Dr. Martin Abegg, who states that the college's programs are as good as any in the countryf, 1. ABOVE RIGHT: Dr. Martin Abegg, dean of the College of Engineering and Technology advocates technical advzzncemen t. ABO VE J Using an oscilloscope is only one of the pieces of equipment that engineers need to know how to use. RIGHT: Civil engineers survey the campus with a transit. 'Q--f ACKERMAN, JOHN: Decatur: Am. Society otiMechanical Engineers, Sec., Chi Epsilon, Sec., Treas., Sigma Tau. ADAMS, DOUGLAS: Olney? Nigma Nu, Pres, Inter-Fraternities Council AFT, LAWRENCE: Franklin Park: Alpha Pi Mu, See.: Am. Institute of Industrial Engineers, Treas.: Band: Hillel, V,Pres.,Treas,, International Club,Joint Engineering Council. Sec.: Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pi. ALBRIGHT, RICHARD: Canton, Missouri, Chorale, Eta Kappa Nu, Pres, IEEE, Joint Engineering Council, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Mu Alpha, Pres., Sigma Tau, V.Pi-es, ALLISON, ROBERT: Downers Grove, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sec., SABRC: Alpha Pi Mu, V.Pres.: AILE: Campus Crusade for Christ: Joint Engineering Council: Omicron Delta Kappa, Prcs.: Senate, Senior Class Treas., Who's Who, ALTENBURG, STEVEN: Mount Prospect, Am. Society of Mechanical Engineers, Dorm Council, Dorm Head Resident, Joint Engineering Council, Pi Tau Sigma, Pres., Sigma Tau. ANDERSON, WILLIAM: Maddontield, New Jersey, Am. Society of Mechanical Engineers: Chorus: Joint Engineering Council, Offfampus Men's Assoc. ASHBY, PAUL: Wheaton, Theta Chi, Beta Tau Epsilon, Dorm Council, Flying Club, SNEA, Young Republicans. BALLY, FRED: Peoria, Oft'-Campus Men's Assoc. BARDA, RUDOLPH: Clarendon Hills, Machine Design and Metals Society. OffCarnpus Men's Assoc. BARLOW, DUANE: Galva, Beta Tau Epsilon, Pres., Machine Design and Metals Club. BESS, MICHAEL: Fairbury, Arn. Society of Mechanical Engineers, V.Pres., Dorm R,A.: Joint Engineering Council, Pi Tau Sigma, Treas.: Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pi. BLANCO, RODNEY: DePue, Am. Institute of Industrial Engineers, Sec. : 21 :ss-.e:t:fff:,:s-s :aisle g,ggggg,.ts--3,,: : fstewtesewt E K was :reg fi , sp - s 3 sae ss in N S s was 58 L st it A S5- I Qt, s if s , S R I . 5-' 'S s H N so 9 -is fs 'et , -sag fs E C-of' I... sg A a Q91 Q- sn. 1 R , ,, aft ,s . es? X ,gs as ,Q . , QP Seniors Englneermg BLANK, BRUCE: Wheeling, Am. Society ot' Mechanical Engineers, Dorm R.A., Joint Engineering Council, Off-Campus Men's Assoc. BOLLING, THOMAS: Chicago, Beta Tau Epsilon, Machine Design and Metals Club, Off-Campus Men's Assoc. BONDOR, GEORGE JR,: Dayton, Ohio, Domi R.A., Joint Engineering Council, Off-Campus Men's Assoc., Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, Treas., Society of Automotive Engineers, V.Pres. BOYLAN, MICHAEL: Chicago, AFROTC, Amold Air Society, Newman Club, University Theater Guild. BROWN, CHARLES: Peoria: Building Construction Club: Newman Club. BROWN, RONALD: Alton, New York, Society of Automotive Engineers, Vet's Club. BUMGARDNER, TERRY: Fairbury, BURCHELL, GORDON: Akron, New York, Phi Kappa Tau. BURLA, LEROY: Lockport, Newman Club, Off-Campus Men's Assoc. BUXTON, RALPH: San Francisco, California, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Am, Society of Mechanical I-lngineers: Dorm A.R.A. Joint Engineering Council, Sophomore Class Treas., Track CARSON. PARRY JR.: Union, New Jersey, Lambda Chi Alpha. CARTER, BRUCE: Schenectady. New York: Oiilampus Menls Assoc, CHOCHOLA, CHARLES: Oak Lawn, Off-Campus Men's Assoc., Society of Automotive Engineers. CLARK, SHERRILL: Lockport. COLVIN, BENJAMIN: Mount Morris, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Am. Institute oflndustrial Engineers, Bowling Team. CONGALTON. BRUCE: Des Pl:t1nes:Ch1 Rho, Pres.. Flying Club, Pres, CURRAN, KENT: Bensenvileg Society ol' Automotive Engineers, Am. Society of Mechanical Engineers, Joint Engineering Council, Newman Club, OffCampus Men's Assoc. DAVIES, WILLIAM: Gardner, Am. Society of Mechanical Engineers, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pi. DEARBORN, DEAN: Marquette Heights. DELAWDER, THOMAS: Bartonville, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. DIETTRICH, LAMBERT: Glencoe, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Society of Automotive Engineers. DUNCAN, ELIOT: Raritan, AFROTC, Beta Tau Epsilon, Campus Crusade for Christ, Chi Rho, Electronics Club, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, OffCampus Men's Assoc., Young Republicans. ERICKSON, GARY: Monee, Eta Kappa Nu, Honor Soc. Council, Sec., Homecomi.ng Steering Comm., Independent Students Assoc., IEEE, Treas., Joint Engineering Council, Omicron Delta Kappa, V.Pres., Senate, Sigma PhiDelt1i,Pres.,V.Prcs.,Sec.: Sigma Tau, V.Pres.:Tau Beta Pi: Who's Who. FAIRFIELD, BILL: Kearney, Nebraska, Sigma Phi Epsilon: Am. Institute of Industrial Engineers, American Marketing Assoc. FARERI, MICHAEL: Yonkers, New York, Theta Xi, V.Pres., Circle K, Electronics Club: IEEE: Newman Club. In p 'wmnv af uw, BELOW: Practice with the equipment is the only way to develop the skills necessary for engineering. RIGHT: Surveying outside and inside is only part of the requirements for civil engineers. FARVER, EDWARD: Ashton. VENNLLL, ROBERT: Bartonville. Eta Kappa Nu: lnstitute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. Joint Engineering Council. Newman Club: OftlCumpus Men's Assoc.: Senate. liROSTllOLM, OLLNN: Palatine, Society ot' Automotive Engineers. GATT, AUGGILZ Galesburg: Tau Kappa Epsilon, Society of Automotive Engineers. GlNGERRlCH, RICHARD: Peoria: Sigma Phi Deltu. GIRARD, KENNETH: Chicago: Society of Automotive Engineers, Sec.: Joint Engineering Council. GLASSCOCK, ALAN: Plainfield. Beta Tau Epsilon: lndependent Student's Assoc.: Off-Campus Men's Assoc. GOODALE, ROBERT: Princeton, New Jersey: Theta Chi, Sec.: Al-ROTC: Arnold Air Society: Inter-Fraternities Council: Joint Engineering Council. GOUDY. ROGER: Canton. GREBNER, GARY: Metamora: Beta Tau Epsilon: Ot't'Campus Men's Assoc. GRII-'lflTH, DAVID: Clinton: Construction Club. us... K 5-Y HACK, JOHN: Tinley Park: Society of Automotive Engineers. HALL, LEON: Mount Vernon. I ,Xa HART. STlQPHl-'Nz Peona. Am. Society ofCivil Engineers, Am. 'Q Af' Society of Mechanical Engineers. R . HARTMAN, LDWARD: Spring Valley: lnstitute of Llcctrical A gf i-if ii and Electronic Engineers. X .Airway g 4 if 3- K if' . if s ff 'r . sasii - ' A t sf . A Q HLNGL, DAVID: Bradley. .,,- HLRMAN, ALLAN. Peoria. 5 , 5 '53 llOliSTl-QTTER. FLOYD: Peoria.An1. Society of Mechanical linginee Q ers, Joint Engineering Council. Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Society of Automotive Engineers. HOMOLA, DONALD: Cary: lnstitute ot' Electrical and Electronic L Engineers, Joint Engineering Council. Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: : Sigma Phi Delta. HOUSTON, STEPHEN: Peoria. E HUNTER, WILLIAM: Lu Crosse. Wisconsin: Beta Tau Epsilon: Vet's Club. JACKSON, CHARLES: Riverside: Sigma Nu: Track. Swimming. JAQUES, DONALD: Glenview: Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pi, JAYNES, RONALD: Dundee: Theta Chi: Am. Society of Mechanical Engineers: lntcr-Fraternities Council: Joint Engineering Council: Senate: Young Republicans. JOHNSTON, THOMAS: Venetia, Pennsylvania, Delta Upstlong Young Republicans. 'N-.., F, www . swf:-'f : ., ., , ssrasri U ,s xiii? .Z as or JUSTEN, DONALD: McHenry: AFROTC: Arnold Air Society: Indep- endent Studcnt's Assoc.: Newman Club: Machine Design Club. KAUFMAN, JAMES: Kankakee: Theta Chi: Dorm Council: Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers: Newman Club, KEMP, PAUL: Westcrn Springs: Chi Rho: Eta Kappa Nu, Treas.: Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers: Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pi. KERR, JEFFREY: Peoria: Vet's Club. KIGER, LAWRENCE: Peoria: Beta Tau Epsilon: Construction Club, Pres.: Sigma Delta Chi, V. Pres. KIMES, DONALD: Peoria: Institute ot' Electrical and Electronic Engineers, KINDELSPIRE, THOMAS: Morris: Engineering Co-op: Newman Club: Off-Campus Men's Assoc. KING, DANIEL: Ironwood, Michigan: Am. Society of Mechan- ical Engineers: Society of Automotive Engineers. KLEINFELDIQR, WAYNE: South Holland: Building Construction Club, KLIMEK, THOMAS: Summit: Am. Society of Civil Engineers: Newman Club: Sigma Phi Delta. KLINGER, DAVID: Richland, Michigan. KRAATZ, GERALD: Highland Park: Am. Society of Mechanical Engineers: Joint Engineering Council, Pres.: Pi Tau Sigma: Sigma Phi Delta, V. Pres., Sec. KROST, NEIL: Massapequa, New York: Society of Automotive Engineers. LANDECK, JAMES: Naperville: Society of Civil Engineers: Joint Engineering Council. LESTER, ROGER: Rock Falls: Beta Tau Epsilon: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Young Republicans. :sg-hge.. - W. , -4 K ,-as-.Q A 'L 'Gs no 'of . sooo bm: : ts .,.'.t .3 .t , 'al' t Q -I!! J -some Y. s ,Q Q I t ' s Sfc fiiff -r is M so s f V sg RTN iii is f 5 il ,t HR Ns -.scsi f- ' W iff- ggy- ---:. . - .N --::. cs Bs gs i l se i : It as , V, if 'Lea K iii wp 'X se if Q ,,, i Q .s gev' , ,asia , P gg N it A-if , i. G5 . I H2 .. . We ' st. 4' figs i A ,a 'lb LINDBERG, CRAIG: Twin Lakes, Wisconsin: Beta Tau Epsilon: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Young Democrats. LOCKHART, TOM: Park Ridge: Phi Kappa Tau, Pres.: Eta Kappa Nu, Pres: Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, V. Pres.: Joint Engineering Council: Omicron Delta Kappa: Phi Kappa Phi: Sigma Tau: Tau Beta Pi, Sec.: Who's Who. LUZZO, ROBERT:Lyndurst, New Jersey:,Eootball Mgr.: Indep- endent Organizations Council: Newman Club, Pres.: V. Pres., Sec. LYONS, STEFFEN: Monmouth: Am. Institute of Industrial Eng- ineers: Am. Society of Mechanical Engineers: Joint Engine- ering Council: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Young Republicans, MAGGIO, EDWARD: La Salle: Construction Club, V. Pres.: Sigma Lambda Chi, Sec. MARSHALL, TERRY: Peoria. MATAGOS, GEORGE: Athens, Greece: Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers: International Club: Model United Nations: Politics Club: Soccer Club: Students for a Democratic Society: Young Americans for Freedom. MAUCI-1, RODNEY: McHenry: Pi Kappa Alpha: Beta Tau Epsilon: Building Construction Club, Treas.:Chorale: Community Chorus: Newman Club. MC LAREN, ROBERT: Canton: Phi Kappa Tau, Pres.: Rec. Sec.: Am. Society of Mechanical Engineers: Joint Engineering Council. MESSIKOMER, EMIL: West Chester, Pennsylvania. METES, WILLIAM: Joliet: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Am. Society of Civil Engineers: Inter-Fraternities Council: Joint Engineer- ing Council: Newman Club: Off-Carnpus Men's Assoc. MICHAEL, WILLIAM: Burlington, New Jersey: Beta Tau Epsilon: Domi Council: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Young Democrats. MONDLOCK, ROGER: Dixon, MUCHOW, STEPHEN: Elgin: Bradley Amateur Radio Club, Pres.: Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers: WRBU. MUSSELMAN, PAUL: Lafayette: Am. Society of Civil Engineers: Chi Epsilon: Joint Engineering Council. NELSON, MARVIN: Clinton: Vet's Club. NORDLOF, KEITH: Rockford: Off-Campus Men's Assoc. OZEE, JAMES: Mattoon: AFROTC: Joint Engineering Council: Senate: Sigma Phi Delta. PEDEN, WILLIAM: Northbrook: Am. Society of Mechanical Eng- ineers: BSSC: Joint Engineering Council: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Society of Automotive Engineers. PICCO, ANDREW: Spring Valley: Am. Institute of Industrial Engineers. QUALLY, STEVE: St. Louis, Missouri: Sigma Chi: Am. Society of Mechanical Engineers: Flying Club: Joint Engineering Council. READ, RICHARD: Hoopeston: Lambda Chi Alpha: Am. Society of Mechanical Engineers: Society of Automotive Engineers, Pres. RHOADS, DWIGHT: Western Springs. RICH, THOMAS: Dixon: Society of Automotive Engineers. ROBERTSON, JAMES: Inwood, New York: Beta Tau Epsilon: Construction Club: Newman Club: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Young Democrats. Seniors Engineering SPRITZER, MARK: Mount Prospect, Society of Automotive Engineers, Pres. STAAT, WU-UAM2 HUVBYQ AFROTC, Am. Institute oflndustrial Engineers, Joint Engineering Council. STANLEY, RONALD: North Olmsted, Ohio: Eta Kappa Nu, Off- Campus Men's Assoc., Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pi. ST. CLAIR, DONALD: Mount Prospect, Eta Kappa Nu, V. Pres., Institute ot' Electrical and Electronic Engineers, V. Pres., Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pi. STEELE, JOHN: Chicago, Alpha Phi Alpha, Pres.: Electronics Club, NAACP. SUCH, KENNETH: North Chicago, Am. Society of Civil Engineers, Joint Engineering Council, Young Republicans. 'I'ETZLAIfIf, MICHAEL: Franklin Park, Beta Tau Epsilon, Off- Campus Men's Assoc. THOMAS, GEORGE: Janesville, Wisconsin, Am. Institute of Industrial Engineers, Flying Club. TOMPKINS, RALPH: Franklin Grove, Am. Society of Civil Engineers, Independent Students Assoc., Joint Engineering Council. TOWNE, ALLEN: Groveland, Sigma Lambda Chi. TROIANO, DONNA: Newtield, New Jersey, Am. Society ofCivil Engineers, Sec., BSSC, Joint Engineering Council. ULLMANN, DEAN: Stratford, Connecticut, Beta Tau Epsilon, Construction Club, Dorm Council, Newman Club, Off-Campus Men's Assoc., Young Republicans. VALENTINO, RUDOLPH: Plainsfield, New Jersey. VAN SICKLE, JUDD: Rockford, Lambda Chi Alpha, PI. Trainer, Am. Society of Mechanical Engineers, V. Pres., Treas., Inter-Fraternities Council, Treas., Omicron Delta Kappa, Treas., Pi Tau Sigma, Radio Board of Control, Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pi, Pres., Who's Who. VEP BOUT, JAY: Neponset, Beta Tau Epsilon, Sigma Lambda Chi. VILLANO, JAMES: Livingston, New Jersey, Am. Society of Automotive Engineers. WARD, RICHARD: Rushvilleg Sigma Lambda Chi, Pres. WARREN. GERALD: Berwyn, Joint Engineering Council, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Tau Sigma: Sigma Tau, Society of Automotive Engineers, Tau Beta Pi. WHITESIDE, WILLIAM: Glen Ellyn, Am. Institute of Industrial Engineers, Pres., Joint Engineering Council, Offfampus Men's Assoc. WINN, RONALD: Shannee Mission, Kansas, Alpha Psi Omega, Pres., Joint Engineering Council, Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pi. ZABORSKY, JOHN: Joliet, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Beta Tau Epsilon, Independent Students Assoc., Newman Club, Off- Campus Men's Assoc. ZAKARIAN, ARMEN: Elwood Park, Beta Tau Epsilon, See., Off-Campus Men's Assoc. ZITNIK, JIM: Franklin Park. :iii X- f. N' --.L i-sie s- N - ms' Wi ROGERSON, JERRY: Princeton Junction, New Jersey. ROSEN, BARRY: Bronx, New York: Hillel, Off-Campus Men's Assoc. SANDBURG, ROBERT: Iuka, Campus Crusade for Christ. SASS, ROBERT: Hinsdale, Society of Automotive Engineers, Chi Rho, Gamma Delta, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, Pres., Joint Engineering Council. SCHEUBER, EDWARD: Lockport. SCHLAACK, EDWARD: La Grange, Lambda Chi Alpha, Am. Society of Mechanical Engineers. SCHNEIDER, MARVIN: Peoria Heights, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Phi Omega, Am. Society of Mechanical Engineers: Newman Club, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau. SCHROYER, ROBERT: Lincoln, Am, Society of Mechanical Eng- ineers. Dorm R.A., Joint Engineering Council, Newman Club, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Tau Sigma, V. Pres., Sigma Tau, Pres., Tau Beta Pi. SCOTT, RICHARD: Abingdon, Am. Institute of Industrial Eng- ineers, Joint Engineering Council, Professional Fraternities. SENECA, RAYMOND: Cicero, Am. Society of Civil Engineers. SHARP, ROGER: Champaign. SHOOMAN, THEODORE: Silver Spring, Maryland, Sigma Lambda Chi. SKALA. ROBERT: Sterling, Students for a Democratic Society. r . 1 L-.4., t C' Q,-s iw... W. W, .. ..f9s,,,, 'SSM 'lnfg Y 4 it f ., ,- M. sw- f' rs. Q. K' if? is- . gs- in - an i. is My L7-Ll. i x ' W QQ iaefgi, Challenge has brought change, both in ideas and tools in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. 2,200 stu- dents in 20 departments now com- prise Bradley's largest college. Besides a new dean and 28 new faculty, there has also been a physical expansion. This year marked the dedication of the Glin Hall of Science, the new center for biology, physics, and chem- istry. Two new wings have begun to rise on Bradley Hall and plans are being completed for a physical edu- cation complex. As Dean Jerome H. Manheim has stated, the college is 'ito awaken and nurture curiosity, to de- velop critical thinking, and to instill the love of learningf, Liberal Arts 85 Sciences Paces Expansion f Q'-e ABOVE LEFT: Although this is the first year that Dr. Jerome H. Manheim has been on Bradley 's Campus as Dean of the College ofLiberal Arts and Sciences, he lzas made numerous advancements in all subject areas. ABOVE: Printing pictures is only one of the many facets taught to prepare students for a future in the journalistic world. BELOW: Home Economic majors get a taste of the culinary arts in a foods class. N59 x Q I 5 . .... K 9 If ,F Q V I lg., X . . g K, .- . i f , I :E i A A L i in . ' s s A ' ' 229 i'iis . K.,f- -.-- -5355:---H t.lt l ss.t , 'Il r 'ew---' ALBANILSL, LUDWICQ: Roslyn lleights. Nets York. Tau I'psilon Phl V. Pres.. lnterfraternrties Council. Young Democrats ALLIZN, MARY: Aledo. Chi Omega. House Mgr.: Aquadettcs. Associated Women Students SNILA Young Re ubhcans .. . , g p .. ALPART, MICHAEL. Paterson. New Jersey: Alpha Phi Omega. Debate Team: Hillel: Model United Nations: Pi Kappallelta Pi Sigma Alpha, Pres ALSTON, BPVIZRLY: Nets York City. New York: Alpha Kappa Alpha. NAACP. ALTSCHULI-QR, ILONA: Vllhnettc: Alpha l.ps1lon Phi. Pres. BSSC. Hillel ANGPLO, NICHOLAS Oak Lawn. Lambda Chi Alpha. V. Pres. Aquadettes, Dorm Council. Psi Chi. V. Pres., Psychology Club. V. Pres : Swimming Team, Co-Captain. APPLL, SIIIRLPY llenry: Bradley Christian lfelIottsh1p.llome lxcomontcs Club. Off-Campus Women's Assoc. ARONOlfl', DAVIDIQNIV: I'.nr Lawn. New Jersey. Hillel: Inter national Club. Model United Nat1ons:Psyehology Club. BACZURIK, RON: Libertyville. Ot't3Campus Men's Assoc.: Psi Chi: Psychology Club. BAFRWALDT. CARRY: Northbrook:Ch1 Rho: Off-Campus Men's Assoc. BAHR, KATHli: Sprmgl'icld:Ch1 Omega. Angel l'hght. Campus Carnival Steering Comm.. Merrt-Nelgttesg Newman Club. Scout. BAILIQY, RLBECCA: Table Grove: Delta Zeta. Chi Rho1Communtty Chorus: Panhcllenic Council, Treas. BARRON, PATRICK: Peoria. Al RO'liC1 Arnold Air Society, Deputy Cemmanderg Phi l'ta Sigma: Phi Kappa Phi: Pi Gammu Mu: Pr Sigma Alpha: Young Republicans. .ks fbi 4- ft 1 . '11 A ff ' 4X ,Mw- vs .LY a Seniors Liberal Arts BARTON, GRANT: Waslungtonp Lambda Chi Alpha. Psychology Club BLAUMONT, JANICI.: Trenton: Delta Zeta. House Mgr.: ANAGA: Associated Women Students: BSSC: Gamma Sigma Phi: Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. BI'.CKliR. CHARLLS: Palos lleights. Tau Kappa Lpsilon. AIRROTCL Band BLCKl:R, MARK: Chicago. Chess Club. lfngllsh Club. Ilillcl. Independent Students' Assoc . International Club. Model United Nations. OIT Campus Men's Assoc.. Psychology Club. Students tor a Democratic Society. BliRliZ, WILLIAM. Chevy Chase. Maryland: Tau l'psilon Phi. Pres. Treas.: lnterlraternittes Council. BI' RGILR, WARRLN: Delavan. BSSC: llillelg Otit3Campus Mcn's Assoc. BIRGMAN, GARY: lluntmgton, New York: Sigma Nu. Sec.. Circlc K: Gamma Delta: Inter-lfraternities Council. Scout. Ad Mgr.. SNI-.AL Varsity lfootball. Mgr.: Young Republicans. Bl RKliS, THOMAS Vlest Clucago. BSSC, Lsec. Board. Dorm Council. Dorm R.A,. Resident Director. Independent Students Assoc.. Model United Nations, Treas.. Steering Comm.. Omtcron Delta Kappa. 'I'rcas..l h1 l.ta Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi. Pi Gamma Mu: SABRC. Senate. Who's lt ho BLACK, NANCY: Chappaqua, Ncu York. BLAKI., ALBLRT: Mcllenry. I-'lying Club. Off-Campus Men's Assoc BLISS, TY: Midland. Michigan: Lambda Chi Alpha. Pres.. Campus Crusade for Christ. Young Americans for lfrecdom. BOGART, .llil-ll-'RlfY. Roslyn, Nevt York: Zeta Beta Tau. Band. Dorm Council: lrosh.-Soph. Dance Comm.. Hillel. Inter- Fratern1tiesCouncll: Jr.-Sr. Dance Comm.: Scout. Sports I d- ltor. Senate: University Theater Guild. BOCRLAND. RICHARD: Sprmgtield. Independent Studcnt's Assoc.. Neuman Club. Ott-Campus Men's Assoc.. Politics Club BOYLI-i. MlCllAl.L. Peoria. Sigma Nu. Politics Club. Young Republicans. BRADLLY, EDWARD: Redlands, California: Sigma Phi I-psllon. Bradley Christian Fellowship, Pres.. V. Pres.. Inter-Faith Council BRAUS, HARVPY: Chicago. BSSC. Model United Nations. Phi Alpha Theta. SNI A. BRAVOS, JO: Clucago. Sigma Kappa. BSSC: Dorm Council. Scout. Student Center Board. BRI SKO. NIICHALL St. Clair Shores. Michigan. UB Club. Neu- man Club. Varsity I ootball BRILI., NANCY Oswego: Young Democrats BRITTAIN, NIAX' Arlington lletghts. Sigma Nu: I-'rcshman Class Pres.: Inter-l-ratcrnlttes Council, Pres : Pi Kappa Delta. Pi Sigma Alpha: Politics Club. Senate: Young Republicians, 'I'rea-' BROOKS. RICIIARD: Waslungton. D.C.: Dorm Council. Neuman Club. Ol't'-Campus Mcn's Assoc BROWN, MARY JO' .letil'ersonvillc. Indiana. Dorm t ouncll. Newman Club. Sigma Delta Chi. Corres. See. BUCK. STLPHI N' Decatur. Dorm Council. Independent Students Assoc.: .lomt I ngmeermg Council. Ol'ti-Campus Men's Assoc . Politics Club. Young Republic ans BLZGAY. JUDITII' Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. Sigma Kappa. Dorm Council. Newman Club: Young Republicans. BULMAN, BARBARA. Bryn Maur. Pennsylvania. Pi Beta Plu, Ilouse Mgr.: ANAGA: Angel l'hght. Associated Women Students. Chimes, Ilome licononucs Club, Kappa Omrcron Phi. Student Center Board, Sec.. 'I'rcas. 1 I BURGETT, DOROTHY: Peoria: SNEA. BURKE, PHYLLIS: Peoria. BURNS, RITA: Iowa Falls, Iowa. BUZZARD, CARL: Glenview: AFROTCL Joint Engineering Council: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: WRBU. CANFIELD, DON: Rockford: Dorm Council: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Psychology Club: Freshman Basketball, Tennis. CANHAM, MICHAEL: Pope A.I'.B., North Carolina, Hillel: Off- Campus Men's Assoc. CARR, JEANINE: Lewiston, New York: Dorm Council: SNEA. CARTER, JAMES: Staten Island, New York: BSSC: NAACP: Newman Club, Psychology Club. CATLIN, JULIE: Highland Park. CELBA, STI-LVE: Mundelein, Pi Gamma Mu: Pi Sigma Alpha: Varsity Football. CIBULL, MICHAEL: Chicago: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Phi Eta Sigma: St. Affiliates ot' the American Chemical Society. CLOSE, JAMES: Peru: AFROTC: Arnold Air Society: Dorm Council: Phi Eta Sigma. COHEN, ALAN: Poslyn Heights, New York: Dorm Council: Off- Campus Men's Assoc.: Psychology Club. COHIIN, SHARON: Skokie, BSSC: SNEA. COMMEAN, VICTOR: Peoria, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sec.: Assoc- iated Student Government: St. Affiliates ot the American Chemical Society, Pres. If f wa' 'H s ----- as E N. sf 9 was ' va--35, , P 'tg , 2 , ,g g X , Y ,,., .. , -A -. , ': , .,,. ::,.,,,::....tag1q , P .R.:....m..., ,., -. - 1, . ,-ze' . Ss . W . . T . G-af l 3 - is -et' Ps. A : My 5 it X sa? X . so s csc ag s ,s- g ser P ss s , 5 A wos.o.f, We as s i 'L s W -so-Y M., . R ' : I CONGALTON, JOHN: Des Plaines: Sigma Nu: Chi Rho: Debate: Pi Kappa Delta: Politics Club: Senate: Student Center Board: Young Republicans. CONRAD, JEFFREY: Peoria: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Phi Gamma Delta: Young Republicans. COOK, KRISTI: Michigan City, Indiana: Gamma Phi Beta: Alpha Lambda Delta, Treas.: Angel Flight: Chimes: Dorm Council: Greek Week Steering Comm.: Homecoming Steering Comm.: Panhellenic Council, Treas.: Senate, Sec.: Student Center Board: Who's Who. COOK, ROBERT: Peoria: Delta Upsilon, Pres., V. Pres.: AFROTC: Amold Air Society: Senate: Supreme Court, Young Republicans. COPPERMAN, JOEL: Cleveland, Ohio: Zeta Beta Tau, Hillel: lnternationalCIubg Young Democrats. COOPERSMITH, STARR: Peoria: Alpha Psi Omega, V. Pres.: Independent Students Assoc. University Theater Guild. CRADY, LYNN: St. Louis, Missouri: BSSC: Dorm Council. CRADY, PAULA' Peoria. Dorm Council: SNILAL Young Republicans. CRICHTON, JOHN: Peoria: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Psi Chi: Psychology Club, Pres.: Young Republicans. CRIDER, TWANNA: Havre Dc Grace. Maryland: Sigma Kappa: Angel lflight: Merri-N-Iittesq Psi Chi: Psychology Club. CROCK, RICHARD: Youngwood, Pennsylvania. Sigma Nu, V. Pres. CURRII., Kl:.NT Peoria: Economics Club: Off-Campus Mcn's Assoc.: Omicron Delta Epsilon: Politics Club: Senate: Special Intcrcst Council. Pres.: Young Americans for Iiree- dom, Treas: Young Republicans, Pres. CUTTER, CATIILRINE: Peoria, Pi Beta Phi: Young Republicans. CUYJl.T, MlCIIAI.L: Chicago: Alpha Phi Omega. Black Students Alliance: Campus Carnival Steering Comm.: Dorm Council, V. Pres.: Dorm A.R.A.: Lecture-Concert Comm.: NAACP: Newman Club: Oil'-Campus Men's Assoc.: Radio Board of Control: Senate: WRBU, Station Mgr.: Who's Who: Young Democrats. DAVIDSON, NANCY: Broadview: Gamma Phi Beta. Alpha Lambda Delta: Alpha Psi Omega, Chimes: Chorale: Mortar Board: Panhellcnic Council, Sec.: P1 Kappa Delta: Radio Board of Control. Pres. DAVIS, STEWART: New York, New York. DICBRUIN, LINDA: Ilolden, Massachusetts: BSSC: Newman Club. DIIRBY, THOMAS: Peoria: Oft?Campus Men's Assoc.: Psi Chi: Psychology Club, Treas. DIIQKPN, DIANIW Peoria: Dclta Leta, Chl Rho: Home lzconomics Club: International Club: Kappa Omlcron Phi: Young Republicans. DIRST, MICHAIQL: Peoria. Off-Campus Men's Assoc. DOTY. STI Vli Manhus: Bradley Christian l:cllowship: Basket- ball. Ofl'-Campus Mcn's Assoc. DOYLE, JOHN: Baseball: Newman Club, Vet's Club, Sec.. V. Pres. DRUMMER, MIRO: Chicago: Alpha Phi Omega: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Young Republicans. EGEL, ARLIiN: Chicago: BSSC: llillcl: Off-Campus Mcn's Assoc.: PoliticslCIub. ELLBERG, CARLENE: Princeton: NAACP Students for a Democratic Society. we 'ft ' ' 5 W V Y aw or l-LORl Y,GRI-1G: Washington: APROTC: Arnold Air Society: WRBL', Sports Director. I OSTI-.R, ROBERT: University City, Missouri: AEROTC, Arnold Air Society: MB Clubl Dorm Council: Dorm R.A., Independent Students Assoc.. Pres.: Model United Nations, See.. Senate. Student Center Board, Track. FRANKLIN, GERALD: Pekin. I-REEMAN, JERRY. Dundee: Delta Upsilon. IfRlI DMAN, ROBI RT: Chicago: Ilillel. OIT-Campus NIen's Assoc.: Young Democrats, FULTON, DIANE: Chrisman, Alpha Lambda Delta, Pres.: Angel I-light, Chimes: Mortar Board, V. Pres.: Student Center Board. IFURSTON, FRED: Pcor1a:Geography-geology Club. GANJA, MARGARET: Chicago, GI-,I-QRKEN, LARRY: Peoria. Off-Campus Men's Assoc. GI-.Nl-.NDI:R, KENNETH: Glencoe. Zeta Beta Tau: Hillel. Phi Theta Kappa. GERARDO, TONI: Gamma Phi Beta. Newman Club: Student Center Board, SNEA. GHELI-il, MIKE: NAACP: Pi Sigma Alpha. GIBSON, CAMILLE: Peoria, Off-Campus Women's Assoc.: Phi Kappa Phi: SNEA: Young Democrats. GILINSKY, NANCY: Peoria: Newman Club: Oft'Campus Womens Assoc., Sec. GLICK, MICHAEL. Chicago: Alpha Epsilon Pi. Sec., Hillel: Inter-Fraternities Council. Model United Nations, Pi Sigma Alpha, V. Pres.: Politics Club, Pres.: Senate, Senior Class V. Pres.: Who's Who. GOLDEN, MARY: Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Alpha Psi Omega: Hillel: SNEA: University Theater Guild. GOMBERG, STEVEN: Highland Park: Zeta Beta Tau, See.: Inter- I-raternities Council: Law Club: Psychology Club. GOODMAN, STEPHEN: Chicago: Zeta Beta Taul Hillel, Politics Club. GRAHAM, DARRYL: Aurora, Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Campus Com- munity Commission: Omicron Delta Kappa: Phi lita Sigma: Pi Kappa Delta: SABRC: Supreme Court, Chief Justice. GRAWEY, LAURA: Peoria, Delta Zeta: BSSC: Home Economics Club: Newman Club: Off-Campus Women's Assoc. GRIMES, ROGER: Peoria: Off-Campus Men's Assoc. GROSBOLL, CATHERINE: Peterburg, Chi Omega: Donn Council. Dorm A.R.A.: English Club: SNEA: Young Republicans. GUNTILR, DOUGLAS: Berwyn, Pennsylvania: ANAGA: BSSC: Inde- pendent Student's Assoc.: Psychology Club. HAIIN, ARNOLD: Toluca: 0t'fACampus Men's Assoc.: Politics Club. HANS, ABBY: Bridgeport, Connecticut: Zeta Beta Tau, Pres.: Hillel: Inter-Fraternities Council: Senate: Student Center Board, Chrm.: WRBU. I-LNIAN, LINDA Kansas City. Missouri. Sigma Kappa. V. Pres . ,I Treas.. Alpha lambda Delta. V. Pres . Angel lllight. Chimes. Merri-Nelxttes. Sec., Pres.:Mor1ar Board. Pres.. Senate: SNIA k ENGPI., GLRALD: llampsliire. Neuman Club: Ott-Campus Men's Assoc.: , Society for Advaneement of Management. 1 ' 7, I PSTILIN, ANN' t Iutago. Sigma Delta Tau. llouse Mgr.: Campus 'V -' Carnival Steering Comm.. Dorm Council. llillcl. Home Economics 1' V. .' ' Club. SNI A. f If Z ,f f I Rll . WILLIAM Wcsteliester. AIPROTC. Arnold An' Society: Young , , ' im Republicans, I A I:TZKIN, I LAINI: Wausau. Wisconsin. Chess Club. Hillel. ln- ' dependent Students Assoc.: International Students Organization. I See , St Affiliates ot' the American Chemical Society. ew I I CBANK. SIIARON Peoria. Young Republicans I VANS. CIIARLI S St Louis. Xtlssouri. ISSSC. Chess Club: Ilillt-I. Ott'-Cainpus 5Ien's Assot' . Psychology Club: WRBL. ALKMAN. RICHARD Nlayxsood: Kappa Delta Rho. Inter-I raternitics Council. Ps1Chi. Psychology Club. I ARNSWORTII, Al ICI . Lockport: Gamma Pln Iietu, MerriANfI'ttes. Newman Club: Sigma Delta Chi. Student Center Board: WRBU I'IxRGL'SON, MICIIAI I.. New York. New York. Independent Students Assoc., Ott'-Campus Men's Assoc I'I RN. KATIIRYN. Moorestown. Nevl Jersey. Chess Club: Model United Nations. Politics Club, Sec.: Young Republicans. PEUNER, ROBIuR'I 'I inlcy Park, Chess Club: Off-Campus Men's Assoc., Young Republieans. I'lNK, LII ANN. Indianapolis. Indiana. Sigma Delta Tau. Treasl Angel lIight.Cl1imes. Dorm Council. V. Pres.. Senate. See.. Student Center Board I:INNI-,Y, MARGI-Q Peoria. Pi Beta Phi. lnglish Club. Scout. Young Republicans FISIIER, DENNIS: Englewood, New Jersey: Model United Nations. Phi Eta Sigma: St. Affiliates ofthe American Chemical Society. use 5 ., sg? s . ,.,,,.. swift . ,,'- f If . Y in-A-v 'iw ,ii, S :if if - s. ':: . .'.:'- 5 F 2 :s . L 'ew mr S,-we , s 'va fr , Seniors In Liberal Arts IIOITINGI-R, WILLIAM: Glen Lllyn. Young Democrats. HUGIII-'S, KI.NNl:TIl: Oak Park. Canterbury Club. Chess Club: Chi Rho. Model United Nations. Off-Campus Mena Assoc.: Politics Club, Sec.. Treas.: Scout: Young Republicans. IIUNT, TIRRIL: Aurora: Sigma Kappa: BSSC: Merri-N-I-ttes: Newman Club: Scout. JANICEK, RAYMOND. Berwyn. Dorm Council. Pres.: Dorm R.A.: Newman Club: Phi lata Sigma: Phi Kappa Phi: Pi Sigma Alpha: Politics Club. JOIINSON, CAROL: Highland Park: Alpha Lambda Delta: Dorm R.A.: St. Affiliates ofthe American Chemical Society. JOIINSON, IILIZAISI TII: Peoria: Gamma Phi Beta. Rec Sec.: Campus Community Commission: Chimes: Mortar Board: Psychology Club. Sec.: Sigma Alpha Eta: Sigma Delta Chi: Student Center Board, Pres.: V. Pres.. Who's Who. JOHNSON, ROBERT. Peoria. JOHNSTON. KATIILI I-'N. Lake Bluff: Chi Omega. Aquadettes. Pres.: V. Pres.: I-conomicm Club: Kappa Omicron Phi. New man Club. JONES, NANCY: Ilatboro, Pennsylvania: Alpha Gamma Delta. JORGI NSLN, LINDA. Joliet: Dorm Council. Dorm R.A.: Home I-,conomics Club: Kappa Omieron Phi. SNliA. KAMINSKI, RUSSELL: Chicago: Dorm Council: Newman Club: Off- Campus Men's Assoc.: SNIQA. KAMINSKY, RAYMOND: Riverdale: Phi Kappa Tau, KAPLAN, LAUREEN: Skokie. KEITH, CAROLYN: Danville: Angel Flight: Gamma Sigma Phi: Young Republicans. KELLEY, SUSAN: Peoria: Chi Omega: Angel Iflight: Merri-N- I-lttes, Treas.: Newman Club: Student Center Board. KESTIAN, MARGARET: Berwyn: Sigma Kappa: Angel lflight: IIfC- Panhel Comm.: Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: Newman Club: Radio Board of Control, Sec.: Scout. KINCANON, MIKE: Oak Park: B Club: Baseball. KIRCHER, FRANK: Peoria: Gamma Delta. KITCHIN, ARLENE: East Peoria: Young Republieanx. KLASS, KATHLEEN: Belvidere: ANAGA: Chi Rho1Chorale: Dorm Council: linglish Club: Kappa Tau Alpha: Scout: Sigma Delta Chi: University Theater Guild: WRBU, KLEPPER, MARILYN: Jericho, New York: BSSC: Hillel: Literary Magazine. KNEUBUEHL, RICHARD: Rock City: Off-Campus Men's Assoc. KOCH, RICHARD: River Edge, New Jersey: Lambda Chi Alpha: APROTC: Campus Crusade for Christ: Freshman Class Trcas.: Inter-Fraternities Council: Junior Class V. Pres.: Sopho- more Class Trcas. KOSKI, LYNETTE: Pewaukee, Wisconsin. KRAMER, GARY: Roek Island: Theta Xi: ANAGA: Scout. WRBU. XX . S - V W 1 ,ao . .l X fl HANSON, DAVID: Cameron: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Chi Rho: Young Republicans. HATCH, CYNTHIA: Aron: ANAGA: Dorm A.R.A.: Gamma Sigma Phi. HICINS, KAREN: Monticello, New York: Home Economics Club. HEINS. KATHY: Monticello, New York. HINKLE, JAMES: Milwaukee, Wisconsin. IIOCKING, SANDRA: Peoria: Chi Omega. MerrifN-I-iles. Young Republitans. IIOLRTA, JOSI . Peoria. Newman Club. Ot't'-Campus Men's Assoc.. Plat Mu Alpha. HOPMANN. JOHN' Dixon: Polrtnw Club. IIOLLOMAY. LINDA Peoria. Sigma Delta Chi. HOLMBI RG. GRLTA: Park Ridge. Gamma Pln Beta. Alpha Lambrla Delta: Angel Ifllght. Chimes. Gamma Delta: Lecture-Coiicert Comm. HOPSON, LINDA: Chicago. HOSTETHER, JOHN: Maywood, Sigma Phi Epsilon. B Club: Dorm Council: Dorm R,A.: Swimming Team. qs'- H 233 KRASIN, KATHERINE: Chicago: Sigma Kappa, V. Pres.: BSSC: Merri-N-littes: Psychology Club, Young Republicans. KRIPPEL, KATHLEEN: Peoria: Newman Club, Treas.: Off-Campus Women's Assoc. KROUSE, JEANNE: Edwardsville: Pi Beta Phi, Pres.: Associated Women Students, Pres.: Chimes: Homecoming Steering Comm.: Model United Nations. Mortar Board, Sec.: Phi Kappa Phi: Senate. LAMB, RICHARD: Des Plaines: AI-'ROTC LANSliR, ALAN: St. Louis, Missouri: Dorm Council, Dorm R.A.: Joint IinginccringCouncll1Ot'f-Campus Men's Assoc.: Sigma Phi Delta. St. Affiliates ol' the American Chemical Soeicty. LARVICK, SALLY: Chicago Ileightsg Bradley Christian Ifellow- ship: BSSC1 Sigma Dclta Chi. LliIaS, JAMES: Lincolnwood, Alpha Epsilon Pi. LEIIMAN, JOYCI': Dodgcvillc, Wisconsin: Bradley Christian Ifellowslup: Campus Crusade for Christ. Home Economics Club: Kappa Omicron Phi: Young Republicans. LIQSSI-ZR, WAI,fl'l:R: Palatine: AFROTCL BSSC. Iflying Club: Independent Studcnt's Assoc.: Oft-Campus Men's Assoc.: Politics Club: Soccer Club, Pres.: Young Democrats. LEVANICH. LYNICTTEI Lockport: ANAGA: Associated Women Students: Newman Club. LIIIBOVICH, SAMUEL: Rockford: Geography-geology Club, V. Pres. LIENHART, CANDI: Decatur. LIVINGSTONE, BRUCE: Pekin: Chess Club: SNEA: Young Republicans. me 5 pf, 1 ' waist? I . W ,xmiiw . 5 by , -e-gg, i' - 'N C .... .5 . . .. ..t,,. .. fix N. M tif' ' ff :Z..:.t: bt M9457 , rw- H .Q Seniors Liberal Arts 3 1 34 LOVELASS, STEVEN: Normal. LUNDSTROM, DAVID: Galesburg: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Varsity Basketball: Golf: B Club. MARKOUTSAS, MARY ANN: Elmhurst: BSSC: Home Economics Club: Politics Club: Young Republicans. MARTIN, GREG: La Grange Park: Theta Xi: Circle K: Geography- geology Club: Ice-Hockey Club: Inter-Fraternities Council. Pi Omicron Sigma: Psychology Club: Young Republicans. MARTIN, RICIIARD: Northvillc, Michigan: Kappa Delta Rho: AFROTC: Chi Rho: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Young Republicans. V. Pres. MATLIN, LAUREL: Chicago: Hillel: St. Affiliates of the American Chemical Society, Sec., Treas. MAXEY. DONNA: Decatur: BSSC: Home Economics Club, Treas.: Illinois Home Economics Association, State Chrm.: Scout, Oftiee Mgr.: Senate Aide. MCCOMB, AANGIIIILL: Chicago: Hillel: International Club: Inter-Varsity: Students for a Democratic Society. MCDONALD, MICHAEL: Pekin: B Club. MCDONUUGH, KATIIERINE: Natick, Massachusetts: BSSC: Home Economics Club: Sigma Alpha Eta: Young Republicans. MCILWAIN, JANET: Rockford: Alpha Lambda Delta: Angel Flight: Phi Kappa Phi. MCLAUCHLAN, DAVID: Oak Park: Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pres., V. Pres.: B Club: Inter-Fraternities Council, Pres., V. Pres.: Omicron Delta Kappa: Pi Omicron Sigma: Senate: Varsity Golf: Who's Who: Young Republicans, MCSHANE, ELLEN: Park Ridge: Pi Beta Phi: BSSC. MEADE, MAUREEN: Elizabeth, New Jersey: Merri-N-Ettes. MEHL, ALAN: Peoria: Alpha Phi Omega: ANAGA, Sports Editor: Homecoming Steering Comm.: Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.: Lecture- Concert Comm.: Radio Board of Control: Student Center Board: Stunt Show Chrm.: WRBU, Commercial Mgr.: Who's Who. MEINERS, CHRISTINE: Barrington: Chi Rho: Dorm Council: Dorm R,A.: Home Economics Club: Independent Students Assoc.: SNEA: Young Republicans. Ml-ZLBER, MICHAEL: Evanston: Zeta Beta Tau. MESSINGER, MARILYN: Rockford: Alpha Epsilon Phi: Aquadettes: BSSC: Hillel: Student Center Board. MEURN, CARL: Washington. MEYER, MARY: Overland Park, Kansas: Associated Women Stud- ents: Dorm Council, Pres.: Gamma Delta, Pres.: Inter-Fmh Council, Pres.: Senate: Student Center Board. MICIIEIQLS, GERARD: Highland Park: BSSC, Chrm. MICHEELS, KRISTINE: Highland Park: BSSC: Dorm Council. MILLER, CAROL: Minonk: Chi Omega: ANAGA: Community Chorus: Student Center Board: Supreme Court: Young Republicans. MONICO, KENNETH: Melrose Park: Delta Upsilon: ANAGA, Copy Editor: Young Republicans, Treas. MOORE, JACQUIE: Omaha, Nebraska: Chi Omega, Corres. Sec.: Alpha Lambda Delta, Sec.: Angel Flight, Exec. Ofticcr: Chimes, Sec.: Junior Class See.: Phi Kappa Phi: Student Center Board: Young Republicans. 4. 'Wx PARDUHN, CHERYL: Chicago: Bradley Christian Fellowship PATEY, ROBERT: Waldwick: Delta Upsilon: Dorm Council: Newman Club. MORGAN, PHYLLIS: Danville: Pi Beta Phi: Angel Flight: Publications Board, Pres.: Scout: Sigma Delta Chi, Rec. Sec. MOSES, MARK: Rock Island: BSSC, V. Pres.: Hillel: NAACP, Treas,: Psychology Club: Young Democrats. MOSKOWITZ, ROSANNE: Peoria: English Club: Hillel. MULVEY, KATHLEEN: New York, New York: Gamma Sigma Phi. MURPHY, MADELEINE: Pi Beta Phi: Aquadcttes. NEAL, BOBETTE: Peoria: Pi Beta Phi. NICOL, WlLLlAM: Peoria. NINOS, SPIROS SlD : Chicago: AFROTC: Alpha Phi Omega, V. Pres., Pres.: Campus Carnival Comm.: Circle K: Newman Club: Pi Kappa Delta: Recognitions Council, Pres., Young Democrats, V. Pres., Treas. NOVAK, DlANl-I: Chicago: Students for a Democratic Society. NOVAK, PAUL: Peoria, Sigma Phi Epsilon: AFROTC: Arnold Air Society. Commander. Omieron Delta Kappa: Radio Board ot' Control. SABRC: Scout: Supreme Court: WRBU, News Director. OLSON, ROBERT: Skokie: Theta Chi. Freshman lfootball, Golf: Psychology Club. OPPENHEIM, JOHN: Pacific Palisades. California: Zeta Beta Tau, BSSC: Dcan's List. OVERBEKE, LINDA: Shaker Heights, Ohio. PALMER, HELEN: Oak Park: BSSC: English Club: Nexus. Students for a Democratic Society. PALMER, JAMES: Chicago: BSSC: English Club: Nexus. PETERSON, ARLENE: Chi Omega: Chimes: Lecture-Concert Comm.: Newman Club: Pi Kappa Delta: SNEA: University Theater Guild: Young Republicans. PETERSON, STEVEN: Kewanee: Dorm Council: Model United Nations: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Phi Kappa Phi: Pi Gamma Mu: Pi Sigma Alpha, Sec., Treas.: Politics Club: Young Republicans. PFLUGPELDER, ANN: WinstonASalem, North Carolina: Dorm Council: Dorm R.A.: Home liconomics Club, Pres., See.: Kappa Omicron Phi, Pres., Sec.: Student Center Board. POBIS, JAMES: Downers Grove: Delta Phi Delta. Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Young Republicans. POLLARD, WAYNE: Rockford: Alpha Phi Omega. BSSC, V. Pres.: Chi Rho: Dorm Council: St, Affiliates of the American Chemical Society: Student Center Board. POTENZA, REGINA: llinsdale, Sigma Kappa: Associated Women Students: Homecoming Steering Comm.: IFC-Panhel Queen: Newman Club: Senate. POWERS, ERWIN: Peoria: Baseball. PRESTI, MARK: Milwaukee, Wisconsin. PRISCO, ROBI-.RTI Aurora, Sigma Alpha l psilon, l'res.,Assoc. iated Student Government. Dorm Council. lntcr-l raternities Council: Newman Club. Omicron Delta Kappa. Senate: Sophoa more Class Pres.. Who's Who. PUKIS, NINA: Westchester: BSSC: Dean's List. Next man Club: Orchesis Dance Club: SNEA: Women's Recreation Assoc. QUINLAN, CAROL: New Hyde Park, New York, Pi Beta Phi, ANAGA: BSSC: Dorm Council: English Club: Freshman Class Sec.: Student Center Board: SNEA. RAFAJ, JOANN: Chicago Heights: Associated Women Students: Newman Club. RAFALKO, JOHN. Liverpool. New York: Vet's Club. RANKIN, ELIZABETH: Robinson: Dorm A.R.A.: English Club: Literary Magazine: Young Republicans, V. Pres. REICH, PETER: Bronx, New York City, New York: Zeta Beta Tau: Hillel. REID, JUDITH: Oak Park: Delta Zeta: Dorm Council: Home Ec- onomics Club, Pres.: Kappa Omicron Phi: Newman Club: Pan- hellenic Council. RICHMAN, KENNETH: Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Alpha Epsilon Pi, Pres.: lnter-Fraternities Council. RODGERS, RANDALL: Farmington: Chess Club: Young Republicans. ROSENDALL, DANA: Dwight: Sigma Phi Epsilon: Young Republicans. ROSIE, JOHN: Bluffton: Dorm Council: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Senate. Supreme Court. ROY, ROBERT: Chicago: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Circle K: English Club: Flying Club: Independent Student's Assoc.. Newman Club: OffeCampus Men's Assoc.: Psychology Club. Scout. Photo-editor. RUGE. CHARLES: Barrington: AFROTCL Arnold Air Soc1ety:BSSC Politics Club. RYAN, MARTIN: Mount Prospect: AEROTLI: ANAGA, Photo-editor: Arnold Air Society: Dorm Council, ' ii. L ' fg, lt9?5xX 1 7 'Exo X78 235 AQ..- E . ' waz: Hillel: Sigma Delta Chi, Corres. Sec. SLEIGHT, THOMAS: Peoria: BSSC: Phi Alpha Theta. SLOTA. DONALD: Chicago Heights: Tau Kappa Epsilon: B Club: Bowling, Football: Track. SKOVRONSKY, REGINA: Springfield: Angel Flight: Dorm Council SMITH. ALAN: Washington, D.C.: Tau Epsilon Phi. SMITH, ROSS: Chicago. SOITEER, RACHEL. St. Louis,Missour1. SOMMER. RUTH ANN: Des Plaines. Chi Omega. Clu Rho, Home Economics Club. Young Republicans, Sec. SPRECIIER, BECKY: Peoria: Inter-Faith Council. Newman Club. SPRENKLE, RODNEY: Millersville, Pennsylvania. Delta Upsilon: B Club: Varsity Tennis: Young Republicans. SPURR, G. ALLEN: Baltimore, Maryland: Zeta Beta Tau. Pres., V. Pres.: AIfROTC: Dorm Council: Hillel: Ilomecoming Steering Comm.: Inter-Fraternities Council: Scout. STI RN, SUSAN: Chicago. Sigma Delta Tau: Angel I light. BSSC: Bradley Majorette. Campus Carnival Steering Comm.. Dean's List. Greek Week Steering Comm.. Hillel. Sec.. Independent Studcnt's Assoc.: Psychology Club. Senate. Student Center Board. STI-TTNLR. WILL' Peoria. Geography-geology Club. STOVER. DAVID: Morton: AFROTC: Arnold Air Society: Psychology Club. STROUD. WILLIAM: Corning. New York. Bradley Amateur Radio Club, Domi Council: Flying Club, Pres.. Independent Students Assoc.. Newman Club. Off-Campus Men's Assoc.. Politics Club: Psychology Club: Soccer Club. Student Center Board. STROUP, WILLIAM: Dundee: Band: BSSC: Campus Crusade for Christ. Dorm R.A.: Gamma Delta, OIT-Campus Men's Assoc. STR USS, ALAN: Port Byron: Alpha Phi Omega. Dorn1Council: Dorm R.A.. Iconomics Club. STULBl'RliI5R. MARK: Massapequa. New York. Dorm Council: Inde- pendent Students Assoc.: Off-Cainpus Men's Assoc.. Radio Board ot'Control: WRBU. Program Mgr. STURGIS. RICHARD: Peoria. SUSEK, HELEN: Hudson. Pennsylvania. SWAIN. LAURA: Peoria: Off-Campus Women's Assoc.. V. Pres. SNIZA. TANEN, DALE: Rutland. Vermont. Hillel. TANI, LORRAINE: Honolulu, Hawaii: Delta Zeta: Angel Flight: Chimes. Treas.: Homecoming Comm.: Radio Board ol' Control: Student Center Board. TAYLOR, JOHN: Bloomington: BSSC1 Flying Club: Independent Sludent's Assoc.: International Club: NAACP. OIT-Campus Men's Assoc.: Psychology Club: Vel's Club. TAYLOR, LEON: Decatur: NAACP1Off-Campus Mcn's Assoc. TEICH, NANCY: Trenton. New Jersey: BSSC. v-, ,.. Via, if ? A 5 A V7 ' ' fa 2 ,gg v av SACIISIL. HARRIET: Skokie: Sigma Delta Tau. Ilillel. SNLA Sec., Trcas. SALLOWS. IDWARD: Port Byron. Alpha Phi Omega. V. Pres. Dorm Council. Off-Campus Men's Assoc.. Young Republicans. SALZMAN, PEGGY: Chicago. Dorm Council: Ilillel. SAMSON, EDWARD: Wenham. Massachusetts. SANDY, JOYANNL: Peoria. Young Republicans. SARLEY, BONNII.. Deerfield. SCARPACI. WILLIAM: Chicago: Alpha Psi Omega. Chi Rho. I nglishClub1Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Scout: University Theater Guild. SCIlAl'I-LR. JUDITIII Grand Rapids. Michigan. Pi Beta Plu. Home Economies Club: Kappa Omicron Phi. Model United Nations: Panhellenlc Council. Sec.. Pres.: Senate. Student Center Board. Young Republicans SCIII I L. GIRRY: Bradley Beach. Nen Jersey. Phi Kappa Tau. BSSC: Student Center Board SCIIMIDT. Tlll ODORL: Skokie. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Dorm Council. Flying Club. Hillel: SNIA. WRBU. SCHWARTZ. NANCY: Skokie: Dorm Council. Domi R.A.. ltnglish Club: SNI-'A. SCOTT, BEN: Peoria. SliLTZI'.R, STEVEN: Chicago: Tau Epsilon Phi, Pres.: Al-ROTC. Inter-Iraternities Council, Pres.: Society for Advancement of Management. SHAW, TOM: Paletinei Sigma Phi Epsilon, V. Pres.. Counseling: Young Republicans. SHIIRIN, JULIE: Wilmetie. Nw. VJ. Q31 Ns... we 'E TLPPER, BARBARA. Chicago. TIIO, THIAN-SLI , Lirnbang. Sarawak. Malaysia: Bradley Christian I ellowship. International Club: Soccer Club. TOBER. SUSAN. Snyder. New Yorkg P1 Bum pm, TOBUREN, GEORGE. Granite City. TOl.l'Pl-'R, TODD: Itasca: Bradley Christian I-cllowship: Off- Campus Mcn's Assoc. TRASK, MARK: Crystal Lake: Alpha Psi Omega: Gamma Delta: Independent Students Assoc.: Joint Engineering Council: Ott'-Campus Men's Assoc.. Senate. ULRICII, JAMES: Peoria. B Club. Dean's List. Offfampus Men's Assoc.. Varsity l'ootball. VOGELZANG, ROBERT. Beecher. Off-Campus Men's Assoc. VOTAW, DAVID: Aurora: BSSC, V, Pres.: Dorm R.A., Model United Nations. Pi Sigma Alpha. WACHTEL, SAMUEL: I-'orcst Hills. New York: Tau Epsilon Phi, V. Prcs,, Inter-I-'ratcrnitics Council. WALL, ROBERT: Waukegan: Delta Upsilon, Sec.: Newman Club: Scout: Sigma Delta Chi, Sec.: Young Republicans. WATKINS, JOAN: Evanston: Sigma Kappa: English Club: Scout: SNEA: Young Democrats. WAYNE, ROBERT: Hartsdalc, New York: Alpha Psi Omega: University Theater Guild: WRBU. WEBB, ROBERT: Morton Groves. WEBBER, JOYCE: Peoria, Newman Club: Vet's Club. 2 . , 4? L.. ..., . I , . , iiii' , 5 . . ': .,..., i as 5- ' '- , f W . in V R . y f I . f . 2 ,W 0 ' .W aj 26 5 z 3 Mc, 'P . 'J - 3 2. PQ W ' , f 2 ,. ,,.,,:: . ,. C .4 ,ff ...f Seniors In Liberal rts WEIMER, MARTIN: Wilmette: Donn Council: Hillel. Oflllampus Men's Assoc.: Politics Club. WEKSLER, MAXINE: Chicago: Dorm Council: Dorm R.A,: English Club: Hillel: NAACP: University Theater Guild: Young Democrats. WEST, KAREN: Garrett Park, Maryland: Bradley Christian Fel- lowship, Treas., BSSC: Community Choms: Inter-Faith Council. WEYHENMEYER, CHARLES: Palatine: Sigma Nu: Inter-Fraternities Council: Model U.N., Steering Comm.: Politics Club, Pres.: Senate: Young Americans for Freedom: Young Republicans, Treas. WHITE, WILLIAM: Peoria. WILLIAMSON, NANCY: Glen Ellyn: Gamma Phi Beta, Pres.: Angel Flight, Commander: Associated Women Students: Campus Carn- ival Steering Comm.: Chimes: Home Economics Club: Kappa Omicron Phi, Pres., V. Pres.: Student Center Board: SNEA: Supreme Court, WILTZ, ROBERT: Peoria: BSSC: Newman Club: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Psi Chi, Trcas,: Psychology Club, Pres. g. WINER, BARBARA: Chicago: Sigma Dena Tau, Pres.: Alpha Lambda N Q Psi: Angel Flight: BSSC: Campus Carnival Steering Comm.: Chimes: T' K iii' - i ' i 5' Dorm Council: English Club: Hillel: IFC-Panhel Dance, Sec.: p Mortar Board, Treas.: Pln Kappa Phi: Scout: Senate: Sigma Delta Chi: Student Center Board: Who's Who. ' X' WINTER, RICHARD: Oak Park: Newman Club. Sigma DeltaChi: WRBU. WOLSKI, SANDRA: Chicago: Delta Zeta, Pres.: Rec. Sec.: Angel I-light: Newman Club: Scout: Young Republicans. - . WOOD, LAVERNE: Mount Vernon, New York: Alpha Kappa Alpha: '- NMCPA I WOODING, LAWRENCE: Oak Lawn: Pi Kappa Alpha, Trcas.: SNEA. 4' K PN, WOODS, BARBARA: Chicago: Phi Beta Phi: ANAGA: Angel lflight: ' Aquadettes, Chimes: Ps1Ch1: Psychology Club. , : ' N, :gif WRIGHT, BARBARA: Peoria: Offliampus Women's Assoc.: SNEA. f ,QD P WSOL, LAWRENCE: Summit. P YEAGER, CAROL: Peoria. a X - YOUNG, RONALD: Carlinville: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: B Club: ' . ,fy Flying Club: Track. ZAPLER, SUSAN: Oak Park. ZARN, RONALD: Downers Grove: Oft'Campus Men's Assoc.: Phi Eta Sigma: St. Affiliates of the American Chemical Society: Young Republicans. ZEHNER, ZENDRA: Mount Prospect: Bradley Chrisitian Fellowship: Chi Rho: lflying Club. ZIMMER, ROD: La Grange Park: Ice Hockey Club. ZOBEL, NANCY: Peoria: Bradley Chrisitian Fellowship. fr .2-32, I in W 2 if 5 5 7 38 School Of Art Stresses Creativit The School of Art serves in the distinct position as the creative arm of the university. Offering courses of study in advertising art, art history, ceramics, design, painting, print- making and sculpture, the school orients the student to express his individual emotions. This year, the Art Department collaborated with Lakeview Center to sponsor a national art show. The school's art gallery in Duryea Hall displays a permanent exhibit throughout the school year. The school has greatly expanded and there are now 146 art majors. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Mitchell, chairman of the faculty in the School of Art is frequently seen walking through the art gallery discussing the various art displays with students. RIGHT: Carobfn Klug intently works at the potters wheel. ANTONACCI, LORETTA: Riverton: Alpha Lambda Delta: Chimes: Delta Phi Delta, Gamma Sigma Phi: Mortar Board: Newman Club: Phi Kappa Phi: Student Center Board: SNEA. BROOKS, MARY GILL: Baltimore, Maryland: Delta Phi Delta: Politics Club. CARDOZO, PATRICIA: Peoria. CLANCY, PHIL: Arlington Heights: Delta Phi Delta: Newman Club: Off-Campus Men's Assoc.: Young Republicans, CROSS, LORNA: Ramsey, New Jersey: Delta Phi Delta: Young Republicans. DICKERSON, VICKIE: Peoria: Sigma Kappa, V, Pres.: Miss Peoria: Newman Club. DUNCAN, CECELIAL New Rochelle, New York: Alpha Kappa Alpha, V. Pres.: Delta Phi Delta, NAACP, FOSTIZR, MARYLYNN: Peoria: Pi Beta Phi: B Club: Cheer- leader: Delta Phi Delta, HOSKING, PAULA: Wilmette. LARSON, KAREN: Princeton, LARSON, LESLIE: Chicago: Delta Phi Delta. MADSEN, LYN. East Moline: Delta Phi Delta: Young Democrats, PARKS, SPANDAU: Peoria. RAU, CAROL: St. Louis, Missouri, BSSC: Delta Phi Delta. Dorm Council: Drom Staff: Gamma Sigma Phi: Independent Students' Assoc. SCHERER, STEPHEN: Rochester, New York: Lambda Chi Alpha: Delta Phi Delta. TAYLOR, KATHLEEN: Elgin. ZARNE, LOUISE: Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Dorm Council: Hillel: SNEA. av 444- H, ABO VE: Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi, dean of the School of International Studies, holding 201 honorary doctorate degrees and formerly Minister of Finance of Hungary, not only teaches classes, but is also on the National Committee of Scholars for President Nbcon. RIGHT: I.S. majors intently listen to the occupational guidance given them by the faculty at one of their informal meetings. 'turf Dr. Nyaradi Lends Fame To I.S. School Since its birth in 1957, the School of International Studies has prepared its students for careers in international relations and provided any student of the university with the opportunity to better his knowledge of current world affairs. The school owes its existence to the foresight of its found- er and present director, Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi, who, in creating the school, established the first discipline of inter- national relations on an undergraduate level in the United States. DOLEZAL, PETER: Glen Ellyng Pi Kappa Alphag Cirle K3 Episcopal Student Assocz Frosh.-Soph. Dance Comm.g International Club: Jr.-Sr. Dance Comm.g Model United Nations, Chrm.g Publications Boardg Scoutg Student Center Executive Boardg Young Americans for Freedom, V. P1es.g Young Republicans. GASTMAN, LORIE: Kansas City, Mo., Alpha Epsilon Phi, House Mgr.g Assoc. Women Studentsg Hillelg Model United Nations. GLASS, MICHAEL: Chicagog Model United Nations, Chrm.g Pre-Law Club. GOODSMITH, ILENE: Fort Lee, New Jersey, Sigma Delta Taug Angel Flight: Mu Epsilon Pi. HEDGCOCK, GERALD: Mount Morris: Model United Nationsg Mu Epsilon Pi. HOPKINSON, ELLEN: Washington, D.C.g Dorm Councilg lnter- national Clubg Mu Epsilon Pi, Sec.g Donn R.A.g University Theater Guild. JAMES, TERRY: Monticellog Delta Zeta, Treas.g Angel Flight, Chimes, Pres.g International Clubg Model U.N., Sec.g Mu Epsilon Pig Scoutg Senate Aideg University Theater Guild. LINK, ARTHUR: Valparaiso, Ind.: Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pres.g AFROTCL tat, .rg H Arnold Air Societvg Associated Student Governmentg W s JE! I W tg M 'ff J a 1 fi Campus Commissiong Model U.N.g Omicron Delta Kappag Senate, Treas.g Who's Who. MC CLELLAN, PATRICE: Washingtong Bradley Christian Fellow- shipg Mu Epsilon Pi, V. Pres.10ff-Campus Women's Assoc. SCHUBERT, JOHN: Creve Coeurg Independent Students' Assoc.g Off-Campus Men's Assoc. SOLONDZ, PAUL: Morris Plains, New Jerseyg Zeta Beta Taug Chess Club: Economics Clubg Hillelg International Clubg Model U.N.g Mu Epsilon Pi: Pre-Legal Club Pres.: Supreme Court, Associate Justice. THOMPSON, REX: Peoriag Offfampus Men's Assocg Young ' Republicans. ULMER, DAVID: Villa Parkg B Clubg Mu Epsilon Pi: Phi Kappa Phig Varsity Cross Countryg Varsity Track. WATKINS, DARRELL: Davenport, lowa. 239 School O Music Tries Automation Although cramped into ancient Con- stance Hall, the School of Music offers a faculty with a rare combination of musical talent and teaching skills. Headed by Dr. Allen Cannon, the school prepares students for profes- sional careers and broadens the musi- cal interests of the general student. Besides teaching theory, composition, and applied music, the school has attempted automation this year by obtaining a Moog Electronic Synthe- sizer which uses various electronic devices to create a form of modern music. The School of Music also spon- sors the internationally known Brad- ley Chorale. CANADAY, SANDRA: Danville. SNEA, Young Republicans. EDWARDS, BRENDA: Mount Holly. N. Carolina. Community Chorus Young Republicans LANGLLY, PAMELA: Oregon: Sigma Alpha lota, V. Pres.gChorale MANZANO, TEDDY: Kahului Maui, Hawaii: Band Chorale: Phi Mu Alpha X . ii t . Y Xi . ,... . . . .L - I : - KX A 1 PAPLQ, txHlfRYl.- Kirkwoodg Sigma Sigma Sigma. Band: Chi Rho Chorale: Community Chorus. Dorm Council. Home Economics Club: Sigma Alpha Iota SKINNER, STEVEN: Washingtong Band, Chorale: Phi M-u Alpha SNliA SKOWRONSKI, RICHARD: Chicago Heights. Band: Newman Club Phi Mu Alpha SOLOMON, PAULA: Toms River. New Jersey. Chimes: Chorale Dorm Resident Advisor. Sigma Alpha Iota ABO VE.' Dr. Allen Cannon, head of the school of Music, performs with his favorite instrument, the violin. LEFT: Dr. Dean Howard experiments with the Moog Electronic Synthesizer to create modern music ofhis own. .BOVEJ Dr. James Mullendore, Dean of the School of Speech and Hearing Sciences, demon- -'trates their audiometer that tests a person 's ability to hear different frequencies and intensities of uretone. RIGHT: Barb Cholfin tests a childs reath flow by using the oromanometer Speech And Hearing Expands Curriculum Much has changed this year in the School of Speech and Hearing Science besides its name. Formerly known as the School of Speech Therapy, audio- logy, or the study of hearing disorders has been added to the curriculum. Under the direction of Dr. James Mullendore, the school can boast that it is the only separate school of speech or hearing therapy in the nation. Providing for the development of pro- fessional competence in these areas, the school offers the graduate and undergraduate student actual field ex- perience through its operating clinics and laboratories. GROSS, GAILZ Chicago, BSSC. Dorm Council.H1llcl.Protl essional lfratermties Council. Sigma Alpha Eta. Prcs JOHNSTON, SALLY: Mount Vernon. Iona. KIDD, JOYCL, Burlington, Vermont. Bradley Christian Fellowship' Chi Rho: Dorm Councill Gamma Sigma Phi: Sigma Alpha lla LENET, CHERYL Louisville, Kentucky, Dorm RA., Sigma Alpha lita, MIZEN, VICKI: Hinsdale, Gamma Phi Beta, Corres, Scc . BSSC, Sigma Alpha I' ta MURELL, LYNN, Potomac, Md,. Angel H1ght.CampusC'rusade tor Chnst, Treas.g Chimes. Pln Kappa Phi. Sigma Alpha Lta. Trcax.. Student Center Board, SNLA. ORTEGA, NEREIDAL Christianstcd, St. Creix, U.S., Virgin Islands, Bradley Chnstian Fellowship, V. Pros.: BSSV1 Community Chorus, International Club, Sigma Alpha l ta. TILL, MARCIA: Wallingford, Conn.. Delta Zeta. ANAGA. BSSC, Gamma Sigma Phi. Sigma Alpha hta. WAGNER, PAMELA: Belleville. Chi Omega. Associated Women Students. Dorm Council: Sigma Alpha lata. 225 42 ACCOLNTANCY HONOR SOCII'TY . AIRIORCI ROTC . , .... . . ALPHA EPSILON Pl . ALPHA IPSILON PIII , . ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA ALPHA KAPPA PSI . . . ALPHA LAMBDA DI-L'IA , . ALPHA PIII ALPHA .... ALPHA PIII OMI GA . . ALPIIAPI ML' . ..,. ..,.,. , ALPHAPSIOMEGA AMERICAN IIOME ECONOMICS CLUB .... AM. INSTITUTE O15 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS AM. MARKETING ASSOCIATION . . , . . . AM. SOCIITX O17 CIVIL I-NGINEERS , . AM. SOCIITY Ol' MECHANICAL ENGINI-IRS ANAGA. ..., . ANGEL I-LIGIIT ,..., ........ . AQUAD1-QTTES ..... ..... ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY , , , . , , . ASSOCIATI-D WOMEN STUDENTS , BCLUB . . . . , BETAPIN . BETA TAU EPSILON ..,, ..,,,.,,,.. BRADLEY ASSOCIATION OI ACCOUNTANCY BRADLEY BAND , . , ..,...,., . , , . BRADLEYCIIORALE . , ..., , . . , . BRADLEY STUDENT SERVICE COMMITTEE BERGESS-SISSON HALL ........... . CAMPUS CARNIVAL STI-ERING COMMITTLI: CAMPUS COMMUNITY COMMISSION ..,,, CHI EPSILON ..............,. CHI OMEGA ....., CHI RHO ,...,. CHIMES . . , CLASS O1-I-'ICI-PRS . CONSTRUCTION CLUB . . DELTA PIII DELTA . . 178 195 116 118 115 188 178 120 196 178 197 197 186 198 186 186 170 179 198 179 166 199 185 189 200 175 175 200 , .96 200 166 180 122 208 180 168 189 180 Organizations Index D14 LTA LiPSlLON DELTA LI TA . , ETA KAPPA NL '.,. GAMMA PIII BETA . GAMMA SIGMA PIII , HEITZ IIALL .,..,,,.,..., , . HILLEL ,..... ....,....,...,. HOMECOMING STEERING COMMITTEI, . . . . . INDEPINDENT STL'D1-NTS' ASSOCIATION .... 1NS'I'.OI ELECTRICAL ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS IN'1'ERl4AITH COUNCIL , . ...,., .,.. . . . INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS1 ORGANIZATION . INTER-I'RATERNITIES COUNCIL ..,.,.... INTIIR-VARSITY , . , , , . JOINT INGINELRING COLINCIL KAPPA D14 LTA RHO . , . . , KAPPA OMICRON PIII ,.,,.,. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA ,...,.,. LECTURE-CONCI-CRT COMMITTEE ,... , . LOVELACE HALL ,.... . , , , . . . . MACIIINI' DESIGN li MATERIALS SOCIILTY , . MERRI-Nfl-ITTES . . . . , . . , . , . MODEL LTNITED NATIONS , . . MORTAR BOARD ....... MU EPSILON PI . . ....... . . NEWMAN CLUB Olflf CAMPUS MI-QN'S ASSOCIATION . . . Oltl' CAMPUS WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION . OMICRON DELTA KAPPA . .,... , PANIIELLENIC COUNCIL . . . PIII CIII TIIETA .,...,.. PIII ETA SIGMA PIII KAPPA PHI . . PHI KAPPA TAU . . PHI MU ALPHA , PI BETA PIII .,.. PI KAPPA ALPHA . PI KAPPA DELTA . 124 .,126 181 M128 .,201 ...97 ..208 173 202 .. 187 , 209 .,,203 ,,ll4 ,.209 187 130 190 , 132 ..174 98 189 203 , 173 .. 181 ..181 , 208 204 .,205 , 182 114 .,I90 N182 182 134 190 ., 136 .. 138 .. 191 Student Index P1 OMICRON SIGMA . , P1 SIGMA ALPIIA . . Pl TAL SIGMA .,.. PSI CHI ..,........,., PUBLICATIONS BOARD ,,,, RADIO BOARD Oli CONTROL . SCOUT .. .. SENATE ...,.. ...... SIGMA ALPIIA EPSILON , . SIGMA ALPIIA ETA . . SIGMA ALPIIA IOTA . . SIGMA CHI ..,,.. SIGMA DELTA C111 . . . SIGMA DELTA TAU . . . SIGMA KAPPA ,,.. SIGMA LAMBDA C111 . SIGMA NLT ,,.,... SIGMA PHI DI-,LTA . . SIGMA PHI EPSILON .,..,,............ SIGMA TAU ........,.,..,... ,,.., SOCIETY EOR ADVANCEMENT O14 MANAGEMENT SOCII TY OI- ALTOMOTIYI- ENGINEERS ,,... STL'D1'INT CENTI-R BOARD . .....,.,,,. . STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SUPREME COURT ....,..........,... TAU BETA PI . , ,...,.,........,.. . . TAU EPSILON PIII ...., TAU KAPPA EPSILON . . . T111-TACHI .,, , TIIETA Xl . , , , . LINIVERSITY IIALL . . . VI-lT'S CLUB .,..... WHO'S WHO ..,.,..... ...... WILL1AMSHALL,,,.,. . ..., WOMENS RECREATION ASSOCIATION . WRBL' ,.......,..... ........ WYCOI-'lf HAIL ,..........,... ZETA BI-ITA TAU . A nk 193 Abegg,1-ra Abramx. Norma 209 Atker. Larry 161 Ackerman. Ackley. Ri .lay 135 Adanty. Doug 225 Adainaitix Adamx, M 1 Adamy. Na Atlainx. W Adler. Day Alt. Larry .1ohnl80.l85,225 eh 116 ke 141 my 143 lliam 130 id 204 178.l84.l85.208. Aimone. Pete 207 Akers, Steve 188 Albanexe, Lou 230 Albright. Barb 146 AlDI'lg11l.R1Cl1L11'Ll 181.184 185,190,225 Alexander. Diane 168 Alexander, Ken 111.1 14.132 Allen. Bryan 204 Allen. Mary' l22,166.230 Allison. Bob 1 32.168.177.178. 182.l83.225 Alrndale. John 184.185 Alparl,Mlehae1173.183.191. 196.230 Alxton. Beverly 230 Altcnburg. Steve 183,184,185 Alter. Ttrnothy 205.216 Altxchuler. Lonnie 119,230 All1lJ1'UNC.PLl1l1Ll 172 Anderfuren, lohn 194 Anderxon. Erick 156 Anderyon, George 116,124 Anderxon. Norbert 200.207.2l6 Anderyon. Ray' 167 Anderson. Suxan 201.222 Anderxon. William 225 Andres. Patti 52,57.122,222 Andreyky. Dean 159 Andrews, Gary 195 Angelo. Michael 154 Angelo, Nick I32.184.230 Aniolowski. .lerryf 159.165 Anthony. .lan 122 Antonacei, Loretta 238 Antonecchia, .lohn 85 Appel. Shirley 230 Applegate. Alan 202 Arciero. Anthony 159,216 Areliart, Art 159 Armato, Pat 204 Armbruyter. John 143 Armin, Roy' 216 Arnold. I-'rie 164,191 Aronolf. Davtdene 173.2 30 Arthur. Judy 97 Arvanitis, George 124 Ashby. Patil 225 Asher. John 40 Amin. Judy 119 Antwood. Norman 135 Atlab. How ard 161 Atwood. Gary 40,197 Augspurger, Levtix 141 Avakian. Bob 161 Avener. Brett 194 Avery. Linda 222 Azpurua.IF1iax 188 B Babiek. Gary 171 Bab1er.Char1et 209 Baehman.1-erne 190.197 Bachman. Karen 136 Baelurik, Ronald 230 Baer. Lesley 127 Baerwaldt. Garry 230 Bel'aro.Miehae1 172 Bagley. Dennty 216 Bahr. Kathe 122.203.230 Bailey. Cheryl 96 Bailey. Dennix 178,200 Bailey. Patricia 222 Bat1y,Bceky 114.127 Bak. Carol 127 Balding. Lynn 190 Bally. ll red 225 Bannon. Bill 78 Barberis. Tim 83 Barda. Rudolph 189.225 Barlovy. Duane 189.225 Barnum. Steven 194 Barone, ,loxeph 188 Barr. Mark 161 Barrath. Paul 189 Barre, Bill 159 Barron. Patrtek 183.l95,230 Barrows. Barbara 98 Bartlett. Roger 101 Barton. Grant 230 Barzelay. Bill 124 Baxak. .Ioe 151 Baxtos. David 132 Batey. Linda 146.169.222 Beaxton..1ohn 198 Be.1thani.Joxep1i 172 Beaumont. ,lan 127 Becker. Charles 230 Becker.1letty 119 Becker. Mark 230 Becker. Peggy 128.192 Betle11.W1llle 194 Beli1ke.Dayid 194 Beixer. .lane 136.173.1210 Beith, Richard 207.216 Benny. Lulu 146 Bender. Lynda 197 Benetwon. Tom 151 Bengtxson. Nilx 198 Bennett. .l, Alan 156 Benson. Bob 135 Benson. Carole 53.55.59.96. 179,180,182 Benxon, Thomas 139.194 Bentley. Gary 130 l3tJfCl,Wll1lLlm 152.230 Berger. Steve 202 Berger. Warren 230 Bergman. Gary 148 Bergxtrand. Cindy 203 Bergxchneider. Cab 148 Berkex.'1'homam 101.164,l76. 182 Berki, Don 189 Berkoyvil1,Marly 116 Berny. Carol 145 Berry.Greg 79 Berry, Naney 206 Bess. Michael 183.184.185.225 Bemette. Gregory 189 Betters, Patil 124.216 Bibby. Guy Lee 121 Btegler. lan 203 Bielat. Deborah 173.203 Bternesxer. Gary 124 Bieth, R. A. 207 Blhnyky. Ron 116 Bl11.Bert 132 B11Ig.l,1.1V11'C11kfB 161 B1rnhaum,Marc 161 l.51Sl1l1Il..lCl'l197.222 Bixhop. Gary 204 Biyliop. Linda 192 Blaek, Nancy 230 Black. Sheila 100 Blackledge. Robert 194 Blake, Albert 230 Blake, .lohn 141 Blakemore. Don 121 Blanco. Rodney 225 Blank. Bruce 99,186,225 Blatnik, James 216 Bliss. Ty' 132.230 Block. Joyce 119 Breclie1.Conme 127.180 Breinci.l4rances190,208,217 Brelick, Claire 96 Bremer. Lenore 146 Brenentan. Richard 209 Brenner. Barry 116 Breako. Mike 64 Bresyendorl, I-rank 193 Bridgex. Vaxco 79,121 Brierre, Ken 196 Briexke.Tina 178.202 Brill, Nanty 230 Brinkman. loyee 146 Brinkman. lady 128 Blue. Ann 136 Blum, Ava 96 Blum, Bill 135 Blum. Susan 47 Blumberg. Jay 116 Blumenthal. Dennis 116.164 Bogart, .Ieflrey 230 Bognar, John 135 Boll. Bob 151 Boller, Deborah 216 Boller. Ray 207 Bollero. .lean 202 Bolling. Thomas 189 Bollinger. .ludy 96 Bond. Jamey 207 Bonda,.1oe1 152 Bondor. George 183.184.225 Book. Alicia 119 Borden. Seott 141 Bottx. Ronald 121 Brtnkyu yrth.Ga1l 127.197 Brinner, Arthur 194 Brinner..1uergen 193 Brischke. Harold 195 Brittain Broadnax. Jeffrey 121 Broadway. Orman 189.203.207 Broman Broms, Brooks. Brookx, Brookx. Brosb. B Brower. Brown, Brown. Brown. Brown. Brown. Brown. .Max l48.176.230 .Bill 172,188 Linda 222 Mary Gill 238 Richard 230 Sara 191 arry' 161 .Iaek 159 Bruce 188 Charles 225 Chuek 189 Donald 190 Gerald 217 Jamey 121 Bourland, Richard 230 Bowen, L. C. 69,7 1,72 Bowman. Jackie 216 Bowman. .lolin 164 Box. Joyce 97.1 15.164.179 Boxx, Denniy 159 Boylan. Mike I24.I83.225 Boyle, Mike 230 Boyy. Barbara 136 Bradford, Rich 143 Bradley. Edward l5l,209.230 Bradley. Pete 156.170 Bradmeyer. john 194 Brady, Linda l67,l72.l80.192 Braxniek, .lacki 74.96.199 Braun. Harvey 230 Bravos, Jo 156 Bray. George 209 Brown. .lexsiea 127 Brown, Mary ,lo 100,192,230 Brown, Phil 161,217 Brown. Prentice. 217 Brown, Rick 170 Broun. Ronald l79.207.225 Broun, Sharon 145 Broun. Suzy 192,208 Brownstein, RenelI97 Brubaker, I-'red 200.217 Branson. Linda 97 Bryant. James 124 Bucek. Alan 143.198 Buch. .lohn 217 Bueheek. Michelle 184 Buck. Patil 193 Buck, Stephen 230 Buekeridge. Leanne 98 183 183 183 184 167 167 171 164 140 191 192 142 192 144 146 184 148 193 150 184 205 187 169 206 165 185 152 154 156 158 ,,99 207 176 100 206 172 101 160 Buckhoitz. Alan 116 Buckner. Rich 184.189.202. 204 Budke. Mary 128.203 Buell. Cindy 146.168 Bugay, Judith 146.230 Bulman, Barb l36.190,197.230 Buranasonggram. Duangrydee 203 Burch. Candi 97.1 15 Burch. Jane 146.170.176.222 Burchell. Gordon 225 Burger. Walt 188 Burgett, Dorothy 231 Burke. Charles 207 Burkland. Joyce 127 Burlison. Susan 180 Burns. Mike 124 Burns. Rita 231 Burrows. Marge 146 Burt, Sue Ann 222 Burton, Glenn 116 Burton. Tom 148 Bush.11arry 154 Busse, Gary 132 Butkus, Gary 194 Butkus. Kathleen 203 Butler. Mark 141 Buxton. Ralph 141,183.l86.225 Buzzard. Carl 231 Byker. Tom 99 C Cabello. Luis. Jr, 203 Cahan, Melanie 145,166,206 Cahill. Stephen 194 Calanca. Sandy 97 Cale. David 139.173 Callaghan, Bernard 202 Camery. Dale 99 Campbell. Claudia 98,203 Campbell, Lyle 202 Campbell. Robert 217 Campbell. Scott 159 Canaday. Sandra 240 Canelakes. Ted 161 Can1ic1d,Don 231 Canham, Michael 231 Capek. Tom 139 Capen. Cheryl 136.191 Carapella. Victor 159 Cardozo, Patricia 238 Carlin, Larry 124 Carlson. Jeri 178,190 Carlson, Parry, Jr. 225 Carney. Tom 76 Carr. Bill 156 Carr. Jeanie 231 Carrara, Becky 100,197,209 Carter. Bruce 189 Case. Rich 196 Casey. Steve 204 Cassidy, Tom 83 Cassiinatis. Carol 98 Castodi. Carl 154 Cather. Donny 159 Catlin. Julie 231 Celba, Steve 183.231 Chapin. Chuck 151 Charlier. Kerry 132 Chedisler. Roberl 194 Cher. Ronnis 100 Chochola. Charles 225 Cholfin, Barbara 145 Christ, Greg 139 Christensen, Robert 217 Christian. Ann 98 Christopher, Robert 135 Cibull, Michael 182,231 Cikulin. John 124 Cizak, Jerry 79 Clancy, Phil 238 Clarey. Susan 200 Clark. John 135 Clark. Sheryl 178.189.l98, 203,225 Clarson. Jolm 132 Cleveland. Ron 99.194 C1ewell.Harvey 182 Cliven. Mary Ann 209 Close. Jim 195,231 Closen. Michael 164,191 Clysdale. Margie 100.201 Cobetto.A1151 Coffman. Larry 192 Cohen. Alan 231 Cohen, Jeff 116 Cohen. Joanne 119 Cohen. Larry 42.192 Cohen, Marc 161 Cohen, Rusty 152 Coker, Tom 80 Colborn. Mark 178,195,200,202 Cole. Dave 139 Cole. Glenn 116 Cole. Ray 132 Cole. Rich 116.192 Cole. Willie 139 Coleman, Mike 194 Colen, Jan 128 Collier. David 217 Collins. Gordon 124 Collins. Richard 139 Colucci. Dannie 159 C0lV1l1.BC1lj1.1lTl111225 Colwell. Bill 197 Comerford. Ann 128.222 Cominean. Victor 141.231 Comniess.B1ark152 Congalton. Bruce 225 Congalton, John 148,231 Connelley. Ann 128.198 Conrad. Jeffrey 231 Cook. Jere 195 Cook. Kristi128.173,l77. 191.231 Cook. Robert 195.231 Cooley.Lona 121.115 Cooley. Rogcr 194 Coonrante. Virginia 217 Coontz. Mike 156 Coopersmith. Starr 231 Copperman, Joel 231 Coram. Carol 206 Corra. Bi1l202 Corti. Mark 86.156 Cospito. Skip 207 Coulson. Holly 146.184 Courtney. John 148 Covert. Susie 136 Covitz. Andy 124 Cos. Yvette 128 Cox, Yvonne 122 Crady, Lynn 231 Crady. Paula 231 Craigo. Pat 206.222 Cramer. David 217 Crane, Linda 136 Cranwill. Karen 128.168 Crawford, Craig 217 Crawford. Dennis 80 Crawford. George 159 Crawford, James 154 Creech, Jim 143 Crichton. Jolm 184.231 Criddlc. Cal 69.72 Crider. Twanna 231 Criss. Garry 121 Crock, Richard 231 Crock. William 217 Cross. Lorna 238 Crowe. Robin 141 Crowley. Robert 194 Crusoe, A171 Crystal, Greg. 170,171 Culberson, Greg 121 Culbertson, Janet 222 Cullen. Lawrence 139 Currie. Kent 164.231 Curry. Roger 25.143 Curry. Walt 148 Cutter. Catherine 231 Cuyjet. Joan 96 Cuyjet. Michael 164.174. 177.l96.209.231 Cyr1ague,Jeane 98.166 D Daflerncr. Mike 26.63,143. 190,199,217 Dakin, Leslie 197 Dalfen. Murray 116 D'Amico, John 116 Danielson, John 277 Dannells, Mike 148 Darby, Chris 209 Darvin. Marty 124 Davidson, Nancy 231 Davidson. Pam 206.209 Davies. William 225 Davis. Dee Dee 203,217 Davis. Donald 180 Davis. Sharman 115 Davis. Stewart 231 Davy. Duane 188.195 Davy, Janet 203 Day, Dave 130,183,l85,217 Deane, Kathy 122 Dearborn, Bruce 194 Dearborn, Dean 225 Debenham. James 187 Debruin, Linda 231 Dedic, Don 180 Deilchman, Buzz 161 Delawder. Thomas 225 Delong, Joseph 195,217 Dembitr. Andy 124 Demos, Mary 178 Dend1er.Pa1 141 Dennis. Michael 1 16.124 Dennison. Jim 156 DcPasqual, Edwin 189 DcPersla. Trent 135 Depp. Robert 200,205.217 Derby. Tom 184.231 Dcrk. Chris 202 D'1irrico. Joseoh 124 Derry. Betsi 122 Detwillcr. DceDee 96 Deutsch. Steven 116 Devine. Allan 196 Dcvitl. Blake 139.217 Dickerson, Jim 79 Dickerson. Vickie 238 Diechmann. Dave 154 Dieken. Diane 127.190.197. 231 Dierkcn, Tom 124 Diettrich. Lambert 225 Dillon, Rich 154 Dingcs.C1arine 128.179 Dinner. Bob 116 Dirst. Michael 231 Dishkin. Jodi 145 Dobrunch, Karl 171.178 Dobson. Tcd 209 Doheny. Jeanne 128 Dolezal. Pete 139,167,l69. 183.239 Dollman, Donna 197 Dolton, Robert 217 Dolvcn. Scott 156 Doman. Tom 42 Domijancic. Susan 202 Domolo. Bruce 194 Donahue. Maureen 222 Donaldson. Dave 132 Donato. Tony 207 Donner, Jeff 1 16 Dorick. Jodi 203 Dossetl. Teresa 222 Doty. Steve 231 Doyle. John 207.231 Doyne, Liz 119 Doyne, Stanley 161 Drawer. Lynn 171 Dreier. Bonnie 119 Drcsner. Dave 99.182.217 Dressler, Chuck 207 Driggins, Claudia 203 Dritz. Neil 161 Drummer. Miro 231 Duffield. Dennis 101 Dugas. Madeline 180 Dughi, Jolm 154 Dulgeroff. Dave 141 Duncan, Cecelia l15.180.238 Duncan. Flliot 225 Dunn. Steve 209 Durbin. Jolm 194 Durckel. Dan 159,170 Durkin, Robert 99.202 Dyer. Benjamin 178.200.207. 217 lf Eagan. Michael 194 Earle. Kathleen 209 1-1be11.Jlm 135 Edelheit. Shelley 97 Edge. Edward 217 Edgerton. Bob 114,124,164 1id1und.11m 217 Edmond. Richard 184.189 Edmonds. Melanie 198 Edwards. Brenda 240 Egel. Arlen 231 Eggebrccht. Bob 99 Egizii. Sue 39.122.l79.180, 202 Ehranstrom. Robert 194 Ehrenfeld. Bob 151.194 Ehrlich. Neil 161 Eichberg. Robert 39 Eisen. Karen 145 Elias. Bob 161 Ellberg, Carlene 231 Ellis, Tim 66 1i1man.L1nda177.181.203,232 Ender. Rick 161 Engel. Gerald 232 Engel. William 194 Enrici. Thomas, 217 Epperly. Dean 178,200,217 Epperly, Ron 151 Epperson. Nancy 146.170 Epsteen. Karen 119 Epstein. Ann 232 Erich. Jan 179 Erickson. Bill 143 Erickson, Bill 62 Erickson.Gary l64.176.l8l. 182.l84.185,193,225 Erickson. Jerry 184,189 Erickson. Robert 132 Erie. William 195.232 Erlinder. Pete 164.166.l77. 191 Erwin. Steve 124 Etzkin.1ilaine 182.232 Eubank, Sharon 232 Evans. Cherie 127 Evans. Chuck 172 Evans. Gary 217 Everett. Brad 222 Ewan, Lee Ann 1 10,122,168 F Fahey. Katha 136.191 Fairfield, B111 151.225 Falck, Lori 97,190,200 Falean. Dan 159 Falkman. Dick 39.130232 Falsetti. Robert 141 1-andel. Richard 178.200 Farber. Len 151,217 Fareri. Michael 159.225 Farnsworth. Alice 128,232 Farrell. Maureen 100.222 Farver. lidward 226 Fasulo. Mary 136.179.180.181 Favor. Rich 141 Feigenbaum. Andie 145,222 Feig1c.John 79.198 Fein. Jim 114.1 16,164.168. 176 Feldman. Bob 161 Fe1dman,Riki 119 Fennell, Jim 226 Ferguson. Michael 232 Ferguson. Susan 222 Fern. Kay 100.232 Finch. Bruce 135 Fine. Mark 116 Fineman. Mickey 161 1-'ine1to.Guy l59.194.202 Fink. Lec Ann l45.164.177. 179,232 Fink, Mary Kay 192 Finney. Marge 232 Fish. Dennis 151.195 Fish. Mike 116 Fisher. Dennis 232 Fisher, Greg 139 Fisher. Kathy 143 Fishgall. Rick 202,203 Fishman. Bob 148 Fitzpatrick. Ken 180 Fix, Jay 156 Fleischaker.Ted 192 Fleming, Barbara 146 Fletcher. Greg 87.156 Florcy. Greg 195.232 Foley. George 207.217 Ford, Dick 132,217 Forman, Barb 145 Forsberg. David 99,141 Fort.Willie 194 Forte. Jim 124 Fortuna. Joanne 127.l78.179 Fosman, Marcea 201 Foster. Arthur 217 Foster. Bob 79,l01.195 Foster.Marilyn180.238 Foster. Robert 232 Fought. Jeff 141 Fowler. Jeff 154 Fraga. Frank 99 1 rageman,Jan 128 Frank. Barb 145 Frankel. Michael 209 Franki.Wa1t 132 Franklin. Gerald 232 Franks. John 79,148 Franks, Michael 217 Frantzve, Kendra 203 Frederickson, Joyce 203 Frederics. Richard 173,196 Freed. Marty 116 Freeman, Jerry 124,182,232 French. James 148,172 Frey. Robert 194 Frick, Dan 42,139 Fricker. Sandy 128 Friedman, Art 196 Friedman, Dave 124 Friedman, Larry 152.172 Friedman, Perry 161 Friedman, Robert 232 Friedman, Stephen 194 Friedmann, Barb 145 Friedstedt. Brad 124 Froman, Larry 202 Fromme1t,William 151,194 Fromson. Patty 119 Frost. Barry 127,217 Frostho1m.226 Fry. Roger 181 Frye. Roger 79 Fryer. Tom 196 1'u1d, Stephen 207,217 lfulford, Gregory 217 Fuller. Dianna 97 Fulton. Diane 181.232 Fung. Slung-Ming 193.203 Furman. Judi 98 Furston. Fred 232 G G11D1HSk1.s11lI1Cj'98 GabrieIsen,1id 143 Gabrielsen, Keith 130 Gaida. Jolm 159 Gale. Arnold 152 Gall. Linda 146 Ganglaff. Doug 209 Ganja. Margaret 232 Gann, John 194 Gannon. Ken 143 Ganster. Greg 173.181 Garber. Barbara 119 Gardner. Larry 151 Gares. Mardelle 203 Garrett. Jerry 159 Gary. Paul 188 Gasick. Gery 159 Gastman. Lorie 119.239 Gatechair. Les 139 Gatt. Auggie 226 Gebhardt. Sue 136 Geerken. Larry 232 Geller. John 161 Gellerman. Marc 116,217 Genender, Ken 117.232 Gengenbacher, Geoffrey 148 George. Virginia 217 Gerudo. Toni 108.232 Gerber. Barry 218 Gerber, Janice 222 Gerber, Ronni 119 Gerlt, Carole ll4.146.184. 203 Gersh,.1ohn 79 Gerstein, A1 152 Ghelfi, Mike 232 Gibson, Camille 232 Gibson. Joe 191 Gibson. John 184.185 Gibson. William 188 Giebelsonhauscn, Rick 132 Gilbert. Ed 152 Gilbert. Steve 142 Gilbert. Marsha 205 Gilinsky, Nancy 205,232 Gillespie. Michael 194 Gi1lett.Janls 205 Gingerich, Richard 169.193, 226 Gingrich, Nancy 197 Ginn, Diane 144,222 Gintet. Daniel 62,161 Girard, Kenneth 226 Girsh, John 218 Gitz. Jim 196 Glass. Michael 239 Glasscock. Alan 226 Glassman, Martin 218 Glatz. Jay 143 Glazeski. Bob 154 Glick, Claudie 100.202 Glick, Mike 168,183.232 Gligorijcvic. Stephanie 98 Glock. Kathy 122 Glover. Barb 190 Glowacki. Danielle 97 Goetschius.John121.131.156. 210 Goctting. Kaye 127 Goffheb. Bob 152 Goffstein. Lynn 119 Gogots. Ken 132 Goldberg. Jeffrey 116 Goldberg. Phil 116 Golden, Mary 232 Goldman, Elaine 96 Goldman, Jerry 135 Goldman. Steve 152 Go1dste1n.Art 116 Goldstein, Larry 152 Goldstein, Linda 145 Gollnitz. Paul 189 Gomberg, Steven 232 Gonan. Louise 222 Gonzalez. Rick 152 Goodale. Bob 156.226 Goode, Alan 79 Goodman. Sandy 145 Goodman, Stephen 161.232 Goodsmith, llenc 145,181,239 Goodwin. Gary 116 Goodwin. Jan l70.176.2l8 Gordon.Gi1bert 152 Gordon. Jill 222 Gordon. Susie 97 Gorske. Nancy 136 Gorski, Dale 86,156 Goudy, Roger 226 Gould. lrlarleen 208 Gould. James 218 Grady.Tim 151.198 24 244 Graefen, Wayne 218 Graffam, Kathi 184 Graft, James 208 Grafton, Pat 83 Graham, Darryl 14l,165,177, 182,232 Graham, Doug 124 Gramme. Ed 141 Grandon. Scott 161 Grunfors, John 194 Grata. Elizabeth 146 Gratiot, Barbara 203 Graves. Walter 121 Grawey. Fred 196 Grawey, Laura 127,232 Graycb. Charles 182 Grcbner, Gary 175.l89.226 Green, Lexy 146,170 Green, Martha 197,209 Greenberg, Marci 201 Greenberg, Mark 196 Greenberg, Neil 188 Greene, Jeff 156 Greene. Richard 172 Greene, Sally 197 Greenfield, Linda 96 Grlebel, Paulette 222 Gricbenow,J1m l06,109,143, 170,198,218 Grieves. Cindy 128,166,201 Griffith, Charles 209 Griffith, David 226 Grill. Glen 132 Grimes, Roger 232 Grimm, Nancy 55,59,l09,l28, 164,177 Grisham, Tom 196 Grob, Ken 154 Groce, Dennis 172,180,209 Grosboll, Cathi 122,232 Grosboll, Connie 122,222 Gross. Gail 191.241 Gullett. Jon 207,218 Gumowitz, Ronna 145 Gunter. Douglas 232 Gustavson. Linda 122 H Haas. Ken 139 Haasis. Mary 222 Hagerty, Bob 135 Hahn, Harold 232 Hailperin, Michael 173 Halbert. Robert 203 Halctt. Lauren, 194 Hall. Leon 121.226 Hallam. Larry 143 Hamel, Frank 194 Hammer, Elaine 119 Hammond, Richard 148 Hanks. John 184 Hans, Abby 161.232 Hanson, David 151.233 Hanson, Pat 98 Hardin, Dave 194 Hardt, Dave 148 Harless, Charlie 132 Harper, Mary Beth 201,205 Harris, David 116 Harris, Maida 119 Harris, Roy 139 Harrison, David 139 Harrison, John 156,218 Hart. Randy 77,79 Hart, Stephen 226 Hartman, Edward 226 Hatch, Cindy 100,201,233 Hathaway, Judy 197 Hauser, Vicki 96 Hawkins, Wayne 204 Hayes. Chris 194,209 Hayes, Scott 135,228 Haynes, Steve 143 Hcald, Tom 139 Heard, Skip 159 Hebenstriet, Dave 66,194 Hecht, Rose 26.56,169,222 Hechinger, Michael 209 Hedgcoek, Gerald 181,239 Hefeli, Alvina 25, 1 27. 1 71, 179,180 Heins, Karen 233 Heins. Kathy 233 Heller, Jack 218 Heller, Phil 124 Heller, Shelley 96,145,166 Hellrung. Peg 122 Heneberry, Rich 148 Hengl. David 226 Hennessey,Caro1 109,201,205 Hcnrikson, Vicky 190 Henzl, Gary 194 Herman, Allan 189,226 Herman. Steve 124 Herr. Dale 139 Hcrrman, Gloria 205 Hertlcin. Sherry 205 Hession, William 194 Hickey, Sharon 128 Highlander. 1-'aye 203 Hillier. Robert 187,193 Hillman. Helen 96,203 Himmel, Jay 190 Hinkle, James 233 Hinshaw, Jay 184,189 Hintz. Chris 136 Hirschberg, Caryl 222 Hoag, Barbara l82,190,197,222 1-1obbs.c'andy 143,179 Hochman, Dave 161 Hockenberry, Charlie 124 Hocking, Sandra 233 Hoeman,Jack 25,110,143 Hoemke. Jack 141 Hoerta, Jose 233 Hoffman, Buzz 159 Hoffman, 1-rederick 194 Hoffman. John 233 Hoffman, Marsha 119,222 Johnson, Herb 132 Johnson, Judy 119 Jolmson, Kathy 127,179 Johnson, Laura 127 Johnson, Libby 166,169,176, 181 Johnson, Marty 57.198 Johnson, Pam 201 Johnson, Robert 233 Johnson, Steve 172 .lohnson, Susan 146 Johnston. Jill 122 Johnston. Kathy 122,198,233 Johnston, Rodney 78 Johnston, Sally 241 Johnston, Thomas 124,226 Jones, Bobbie 170,184 Jones, George 124 Jones, Larry 47.161 Jones. Nancy 233 Jones, Pat 122,178 Jones, Patti 136,178 Jones, Ramona 115 Hoffmann, Marilyn 182 Hofmeister, Mark 194 Hofstetter,1-iloyd 226 Hogan, Suzy 122.222 Holec, Jim 101 Holden, Ann 222 Hollenbcck, 196 Holloway, Linda 233 Holmburg 128,233 Holmes, Bill 204 Holmes, Jimmy 121 Holstein, David 116 Holton, Don 87,110,143 Homola, Don 226 Honnold, Sue 127 Hood, Dan 124 Hoover, Greg 139 Hopkinson, Ellen 97,181,239 Hopp, Kathy 127 Hopson, Linda 233 Horwich, Richard 218 Hosring, Paula 238 Hostetler, John 151,199,233 Hotchkiss, Kathy 190 Hottinger, William 233 Houston, Stephen 226 Howard, Jim 151 Hoyt, Peggy 128 Hrank, William 78,186 Huang, Wei-lan 203 Hubbard, Carol l27,173,179,222 Hubbard, Tom 130 Hudson, Jeff 148 Huebach, Rick 198 Hughes, Dave 151 Hughes, Kenneth 233 Hughes, Steve 159 Hull, Tom 99 Hummel, Barb 26,56,l74,178, 222 Hunt, Sara 201 Hunt, Terrie 146,203,233 Hunter, William 226 Hurie, Susie 122,198 Hutcheson. Bruce 151 Hutchinson, Chris 128 Hynick, Richard 194 1 Ishii, Gene 180 J Jacka, Sharon 146 Jackson, Chip 79,148 Jackson. Charles 226 Jacobs. Diane 203 Jacobs. Jeffrey 114,161 Jacobs, Stanley 190 Jacobsen, Bruce 218 Jacobsen, William 218 Jeffe. Bob 161 Jeffee, Mark 161 James. Terry 239 Janacek, Ken 156 Janas. Thomas 194 Janicek, Jerry 151 Janicek, Ray 99,182,l83,233 Janos, Barb 128,203 January. Larry 161 Jaques, Donald 184,185,226 Jayncs, Ron 156,226 Jefts, liarl 207 Jenkins, Larry 188 Jensen. Bernie 148 Jinott1,liddie 159 Johns, 'lom 161 Johnson, A1156 Johnson, Carol 97,233 Johnson, Craig 132 Johnson, Dave 151,180 Johnson, Donald 203 Johnson, lilizabeth 233 Jorgenson, Bob 198 Jorgenson, Linda 100,190,197, 233 Joseph, Herbert 190 Joyce, Tom 40 Jurek, Ken 132 Juric, Tom 135 Juricka, Don 206 K Kabler, Bob 196 Kalvig, Steve 207 Kalb, Charles 194 Kamin, Jeff 124 Kaminski, Russell 233 Kaminsky, Ray 135,233 Kamler, Sheila 69 Kammermann, Terry 99 Kaneshiro, Keith 194 Kaplan, Laura 100,233 Kaplow, Jane 119 Kapur, Ramesh 203 Karasik, Randi 110 Karchmar, Larry 1 16 Karchmar, Shelly 116 Kare, Art 101 Karm, Bob 1 16 Karver, Sherry 145 Kasprzyk, Allen 218 Kassof, Candy 119 Kattenbraker, Gary 99.178, 182,184,185 Katz, Bob 161 Kaufman, Jim 156,227 Kaveney, William 195 Kayser, Thomas 218 Kazmer, Karen 203 Keeshin, Janice 119 Kehe, Dave 143 Keith, Carolyn 233 Keith, Roger 156 Kelley, Carol 122 Kelley, Susan 233 Kellher, Kevin 132 Kelly, Laura 136 Kemp, Paul 18l.l84,185,227 Kengott, Janie 128 Kennedy, Jim 80 Kennedy, John 194 Kennedy, Todd 78,218 Kenny, Maureen 190 Kenser, Richard 218 Kent, Susie 201 Kenutis, Marcia 146 Kepple, Mike 63-199 Kern, Kathryn 232 Kerr, Bruce 99 Kerr, Jeffrey 227 Kesselman, Linda 127 Kestian, Marge 146,167,233 Khatir, Kaueh 202 Kidd, Joyce 241 Kidwell, Rich 151 Kiersky, Glenn 161 Kiger, Larry 184,189,227 Kimball, Dane 184,204 Kimes, Donald 227 Kimoto, Lynne 25.100 Kincannon, Mike 83,199,233 Kindelspire, Thomas 227 Kindred, Karla 97,115 King, Dave 148 King. Jim 143 King, Jossie 145 King, Lee 161 King, Sybil 98 Kircher, Frank 233 Kitchen, Arlene 233 Klaczek, Clyde 159 Klancir, Pat 202 Klanenik, Ken 132 Klass, Kathlene 233 Kleiner, Morris 165 Kleinfelder, Wayne 189. 227 Klelnman, Bob 161 Kleinman. Maureen 222 Kleinschmidt, Diane 197 Klepper, Marilyn 233 Klespitz, Frank 194 Klich, Michael 195 Klimek, Thomas 193,227 Klinger, David 227 Kluesing, Cherie 180 Klug, Carolyn 180 Kluk, Cheryl 222 Knaub, Dennis 195 Kneubuell, Richard 233 Koblitz, Mike 161 Koch, Donald 196 Koch, Rich 132 Kock, Susan 222 Koehler, Roger 87,156 Koelling, George 154 Koenig, Roy 159 Kogen, Bob 152 Kohn, Steven 161,181 Kolker, Sherry 119 Konrad. James 141,195 Koors, Randy 188,218 Koppelman. Tom 159 Koprowski, Ann 164,209 Koski, Lynette 233 Kosnoff, Kathy 145 Kostelney, John 141 Koukola, Pete 99 Kovin, Jill 98 Kowalski, Tom 148 Kraatz, Gerald l83,187,193, 227 Kramer, Gary 233 Kramer, Howard 185,205,218 Kramer, Linda 146 Krantz, Edward 198,218 Kranz, Carol 190,198,218 Krapf, Kendall 218 Krasin, Kay 26,56,146,234 Krause, Jerry 218 Krejci, Alan 218 Krippel, Kathleen 205,234 Kritzler, Robert 180,184 Kroll, Dennis 185,193 Krost, Neil 130,227 Krouse, Jeanne 136,166,173, 181,234 Krueger, Mark 135 Kruger, Rick 124 Kruse, Ron 148 Krutz, Carol 222 Kuberski. Steve 69.72 Kubinski. Larry 141.180 Kudra, Sandy 199 Kuffe1,Bi1l139 Kuhl, Thomas 132,164,168 Kuhn, Kathleen 218 Kulbersh, Bill 161 Kumpf, Gary 159 Kuntz, Donna 178,190 Kurlander, Harley 161 Kurtz, Neil 152 Kurtz, Stu 152 Kurtz, Terry 186 Kutchins. Jeff 116 Kutzman, Michael 194 L Laliedz, Ted 151,195 Lalfasto, lfrank 159 Laitman, Larry 152 LaLumia, Frank 159 Lamartine, Jan 127,203 Lamb, Richard 195,234 Landeck, James 227 Landsman, Suzi 100,119 Lang, Michael 178,200,218 Langley, Pam 192,240 Lee, Terri 178 Lees, Jim 234 Lefasto, Tony 135 Leff, Steve 161 Legaeki, Mike 143 Lehman, Joyce 190,l97,209. 234 Lehman, Steve 152 Lein, Richard 99 Lemm, Linda 127,223 Lemmink, Jan 127 Lenet, Cheryl 241 Lentz, Joe 188 Leonard. Bob 151,198,218 Leonard, Nancy 136,223 LePage, Russell 143 Lerner, Donna 1 19 Lesko, Al 135 Lesser. Walter 209,234 Lester. Roger 227 Levanich, Lynette 234 Levin, Hope 145 Levine, Barry 116 Levy, Doug 152 Levy, Marc 196 Lewis, Joe 72 Lewis, June 115 Lewis, Randy 146 Libby, Ron 159 Lichtenheld, John 148 Lieb, Bob 1 16 Lieb, Jeff 161 Lannaman, Ginny l79,l80,190, 205 Lanners, Pete 79,209 Lanser, Alan 101.234 Lanzer, John 190 Larimore, William 194 Larsen, Linda 122 Larson, Barry 181 Larson, Bruce 195 Larson. Karen 180 Larson, Leslie 180,238 Larson, Warren 238 Larvick, Sally 234 Lauer, Bob 161 LaVette r, Joan 198 Lavin, Betsy 222 Law, Dwight 101,164 Lawing, Ray 180 Lawson, Dave 139 Lawson, Judy 206,209 Lazarski, Peggy 96 Leder, Paul 151,180,186 Lee, David 218 Lee. Romaine 115 Liebonich, Samuel 234 Lienhart, Candi 234 Lindberg, Craig 189,227 Lindb1oom,Jaek 99 Linder, Rex 143 Lindgren, Pete 154 Lindon, Gary 152 Link, Art 151,176,195,239 Lippert, Ann 122,223 Lipps, Steven 161 Lipshultz, Ellen 145 Lipsitz, Tom 164 Litwack, Al 152 Livergood, Jim 141 Livingston, Dave 190 Livingstone, Bruce 234 Lizama, Maria 203 Lockhart, Tom 181,182.184, 185,227 Loeffler, Robert 196 Lofgren, Bill 80 Logan, Joyce 122,198 Loiterstein, Howard 116 Lombardo, Bill 139 Lomelino, Tony 194 Long, Carolyn 136,168,180 Lovelass, Charlene 223 Lovelass, Steven 234 Luckart, Larry 194 Luczak, Kathleen 218 Lunstrom, Dave 69,71,78,234 Lupton, Karen 182,223 Lyons, Steffen 227 Luzzo, Robert 227 M MacMichaeI, livelyn 146.166, 198,206 McAllister, Hilary 96 McAtee, Donald 218 McCampbell, Tom 143 McCarthy. Bob 135,151,198 McCarthy, Richard 151,198 McCartney, Mary Jane 184 McClellan, Patrice 181,205 209,239 McComb, Aanghe1l203,234 McCurdy, Karty 127 Mcfurry, 1-'red 154 McDaniel, Mickey 146 MeDaniels, Carol 201 McDonald, Kathy 198 McDonald, Mike 83,199,234 McDonough, Katherine 234 McDowell, Daniel 194 McGary, John 139 McGowan, lfran 127 McHugh, Robert 143,218 Mc11Wain.Janet234 McKeon, Carol 122 McKinney. Rick 159 McLaren, Robert 227 McLauch1an, Dave 114,154,164 176,182,234 McNabb, Sue 136 McPhearon, Patricia 98 McShane.1i1len 136,184,234 McWilliams, liarl 141,194 Mack, Dave 83 Mackay, John 193 Madsien Lyn 238 Maestri, Ron 83 Maggio,1id 184,189,227 Magid, Bonnie 119 Maginn, Pam 127 Xlagner. John 207 Magyar. Robert 148 Majavoltl, Alan 209 Majcen, Tom 151 Malnar, Larry 202 Maloncy. Jim 130 Mancari, lddie 159 Maly, Carl 159 Mandclberg, 1-'red 116 Mandeleorn, Alan 116 Manglameli, Jolm 156 Manheim. Karl 171.172 Mann. Stewart 116 Manock, Gail 190 Manthey. Karen 190 Manzano. Ted 190.240 Marabella. Ken 101.202 Marcheschi. Gmo 209 Marchetti, Robert 183,193 Marcus, Dale 114.145 Marek, Wayne 139 Markarian. Pete 184.189 Markoutsas, Mary Ann 234 Marshall, Marvin 15 l,183.184. Megetl. Sandie 202 Mchawich, Greg 99 Mehl. Alan l73.l74,l77,l96. 234 Mehl, I-redric 218 Mehrmgs, Sue 167.191 Meiners, Christine 234 JV1C1H118,Cl11'1S 96 Meisel. Glen 218 Mclber. Michael 234 Meltzer. Karen 145 Vlelville. Wayne 132 Mendelson, Allen 116 Mercier, Tom 154 Mertes, Glenn 218 Messikomer,1zmil 189,227 Mexsmger, Marilyn 119.234 Messmger. Robert 196 185.195 Marshall. Robert 195 Marshall, Terry 227 Maries ki.Joe 165.171.1188 Martin. Bernadette 206 Martin. Greg 88.1 14,159,234 Martin, Jim 204 Martin, Linda 122 Martin, Marcia 146 Martin, Rick 130.234 Martin Marty, osky, Ron 151 Sue 174 Masek, Bruce 159 Mass, Lynn 203 Xletes. Mettan MetZ,J Metz.J William 141.227 1. Mike 132 ohn132.218 oy 122,223 Metz,Piper143.203 Metzro Meurn. Meyer, Meyer, Meyer. Meyer. Meyer. th. Larr 196 Carl 234 Alan 139,171 lid 151.198 lfrank 99 Ken 83 Mary 100.234 Milligan. Wendell 198.219 Millinger, Karen 136.166 Mills, Allan 101 Mil1stein.Cyd 128,203 Mi1nor,I l1en 97.l79,l92 Ming. Cassandra 115 1V11H1C11,J11HC1. 223 Minneci. Sonny 124 Minor, Michelle 115 Mishkind. Joan 98 Mistero, lfrank 85 Mitchell, Dan 196 Mitchell, Rick 188 Mitleider. Steve 116 Mlzen, Vicki 128,191,241 Moedinger, Karen 209 Moedinger. Karen 209 X1oery,Ann 201 Mohl..le1'1 188 Molcnaar, Rich 124 Monday, Jun 171 Mondlock. Roger 227 Monico, Ken 124,170,234 Monter, lliott 116 Montgomery. Lee 114 Mueller, Mike 156 Mueller, Ned 188 Muller, Keith 184 Mullner, Don 135,219 Mulvey. Kathleen 235 Mummert, l'rancis 219 Munchofli, Jeff 99 Munson, lillen 100 Murphy. Madeline 136.235 Murphey, William 219 Murray. Bill 79.132 Musial, Sue 100.223 Musselman. Paul 180,186,227 Myers, Jean 180 Myers. Steve 196 N Moore. liarb l14.l46.164,177 Moore, Chris 148 Moore, Christine 146 Moore, Drew 121 Moore,Cre 148 Nadolskl, Joe 171 Naeymivkad. lfreydown 203 Nagode, Richard 99,178,200 Nance. Gregory 194 Napuck.l1i1ary 119 Nash.Jeli1 124 Neakrase. Paul 99 Neal, Bobette 235 Neal, David 159,195,219 Neese, Mike 83,219 Nei't'.Je1T 156 Nelson, Gary 194 Massa, Robert 114,124,183 Matagos, George 227 Mathews, Michael 190 Matlm, Laurel 234 Matthias, lillsworlh 141 Meyer, Steve 151 Meyers, Bradford 218 Meyers, Gail 119 Michael, Skip 189 Michael, William 227 Michals, Steve 132 Michalski, Jan 135 Michecls, Gerard 234 Mieheels, Kristine 234 Michelson, Linda 119 Miller. Carol 165.234 Miller. David 219 Miller, llarold 219 Miller, Janet 128,l73,l8l, ' S Moore, Jaequie l22.132,l79. 234 Moore. Jolm 139 Moore. Kenneth 121 Moore. Malone 98.128 Moorie. Mike 99 More, Vicki 223 Morell, Lynn 122,191,241 Morgan, Jim 189 Morgan. Phyllis 136,167,235 Moriarity, Mike 101 Morris, Ann 179.180,l91 Morris, Ilene 145 Nelson. James 194 Nelson, Larry 219 Nelson, Marvin 227 Nelson, Pete 141 Nelson, Thomas 148 Nelson -l1awkins,lfiona 122 Neumann, Charles 219 Newman, Lee 172 Newton, Carol 192 Nice. Richard 219 Nicol, William 235 Nicol, William 235 Niehause, Chris 127 Niemeir, Cindy 122 Mauch, Rod l39.I89.227 Mauer, John 130 Mavetz, lfrank 83 Maxey, Donna 127,197,234 Mayer, Jolly 146 Mayer. Linda 206 Meade. Maureen 234 Mease, Meek, Meek, Sue 128 Donna 122 Donna 122 199.223 Millcr, Jon 124,168 Miller. Judy 26.56-,128,166. 173,174,176 Miller. Kathy 122 Miller, Lindsay 151 Miller, Martin 161 Miller, Nancy 205 Miller, Roger 154.219 Miller, William 189 Mortensen, Robert 219 Morto n. Jolm 219 Moses, Mark 235 Moskowitz, Rosanne 235 Moss. Moss, Moss, Moss, Barbara 190 Jim 79 Joanne 119 Rick 116 Mowbray, Hymi 202 Moy, Calvin 124 Muehow, Stephen 227 2930 if 1 1 a er '143 ka? fx sasw i 1 M' 44 f ' rf ge aamiiirfr ww ez 2 4 5 .., ff Ninos, Spiros 196.235 Nixon. John 172 Nordenberg, Cheri 136,167 Nordlof. Keith 227 Norian, Linda 145 Nosek. James 99,188 Novak. Lenore 201,223 Novak. Patil 195,235 Nunn, Debbie 127 Nyaradi, John 143,154 0 O'Brlcn, Judith 223 Obuchowski, Sue 146 O'Connor, Judy 146 O'DonneIl, lid 207 O'Hagen, Mary 146,184 Ohail, John 154 Oher, Ronnis 182,223 Oldis. lidward 139 Olin, Art 152 Olson, Robert 156,235 O'Mar, Mike 143 Oppenheim, John 235 Oppenhuis, Greg 209 O'Rei1ly, Terry 207 Ortega, Nereida 203,209,241 Orten, Sue 146,197 Ostrand. 811199 Ourednik. Jana 202 Overbeke, Linda 235 Owens, Jeff 114,143,194 Ozee, James 193,195,227 P Paabo, Andy 85,129 Paeelli, Lisa 145 Pafume, Bruce 194 Paiml, Linda 206,223 Palmer. Arthur 194 Palmer, llelen 235 Palmer. James 235 Pape, Cheryl 100,192,240 Paprocki, Wally 130 Parduhn, Cheryl 209,235 Paris. Aaron 161 Parisi, Jules 188 Parker, Craig 132 Parkhurst, Pete 151 Parks, Spandau 238 Parnes. Sue 145 Parochelli, Julius 135 Parson, Geraldine 58,223 Pasehke, Rich 189,204 Pasierb, Lou 83 Paskell, Gregory 139 Pastor, Jett' 99 Patchel, Steve 196,219 Patey. Bob 42,124,235 Patterson, Keith 207 Patterson. Mattie 223 Paul, Brad 135 Pauli, Karen 97,136 Paulonc, Donald 141 Payne, Jolm 124 Pazdera. Karla 136 Pazdera. Keith 143 Pecko, Kathy 190 Peden, William 227 Pederson, David 219 Peek. Cynthia 223 Pennington, Ruth 128 Pepe, Richard 188 Perdue, Dale 121 Perk1ns,Jun 193 Perkins, Rodney 178,200 Perry. lloward 143 Perry. Rosanna 97 Peschke. Jayne 136 Peterson. Arlene 53.l22.l9l 235 Peterson. Marsha 179.190 Peterson, Robert 184,185 Peterson, Steve 166,183,235 Peterson. Tom 148 Petro. Valeria 100 Petrou, Louis 193.194 Pettet, Brad 132 Pfiester, Cheryl 223 Pflugfeldcr, Ann 98,169,190 197,235 Phillips. 'lihomas 188.219 Picco. Andrew 227 Pielet, Joyce 145 Pielet, Judy 219 Pierantoni, lirnie 62.63,65. 199 Pierce. Norb 64 Pierre. Joseph B, 203 Piker, Alan 161 Pitcher, Debbie 42,122 Pitman, Jolm 193 Pivonka, Dennis 132 Plisehke, Bob 99.194 Pobis, James 235 Podolsky, Sherri 145 Polashek. Karla 203 Pollard. Wayne 196,200,235 Pollock, Rachel 223 Pomerantz, Jeff 161 Pope, John 154 Popovich, David 173 Poppalardo, Rich 124 Porche. Michael D. 121 Poremba, Carol 96 Poropat. Greg 154 Postlewait, Steve 188,194 Potenza, Regina 235 Poterek. Gregory 130,219 Poterek, Jan 98.146 Potoeki, Peter 159 Powell, Karen 136,197 Powell, Kathryn 136,223 Power. Jeanie 122 Powers, lirwin 235 Pressman, A185 Presti, Mark 235 Prestin, Christine 122,223 Preston. Tom 135 Prevo, Mark 148 Price, Jeff 161 Prisco, Bob l41,176,182. 183,235 Pritchard, Marilyn 209 Pritchard, Pat 201 Proffer, Janet 190 Profitt.Cra1g 78 Proler. lfran 1 19 Proper, Mike 135 Propper, Kiln 122,198 Pudelsky, Dave 154,219 Pukis. Nina 235 Q Qually, Steve 143,227 Quin. Roger 200 Quinlan, Carol 136,235 Quinlay, Shannon 98 R Raabe, Burt 79 Rabin, Arlene 223 Racine, Scott 116 Rademaeher, Joan 122 Rader, Carol 145 Rader, Julie 145 Rafaj, J Ann 182,235 Rafalke, John 207 Raja, Hamid 178 Ramsden, Keith 190 Randall, lfrank 172,195 Randall, Steve 194 Ranieri, Gene 148 Rankin, Libby 100,235 Rapp, steve 143,169 Rapplean, Jerry 64 Rassel, Linda 96,166 Rau, Carol 180,201.238 24 Sincer Watkins, Darrell 239 Rawlins, Kathy 74,114 Raymond, Ronald 184 Raynett, Mary 127,l79,180, 201,202 Read, Rich 227 Reason, Chester 194 Rebb, Thomas 219 Rech, Marilyn 202 Reckers, Roger 164,193 Reddard, Bob 161 Reed, Karyn 96 Reed, Penny 146,197 Rehmer, Susan 181 Reich, Peter 161,235 Reichert, John 195 Reid, Andy 161 Reid, Gregory 184 Reiaauay 114,127,19o,197, 235 Reid. Robyn 122 Reigle, John 209 Rein, Charles 194 Reinitz, John 161 Reinsch, Lyle 188,195 Reiser, Betty 146 Reish, Robert 194 Reising, Bill 83,84 Reitman, Harris 161 Renner, Rick 148 Renskers, Bob 188,219 Repke, Donald 219 Reporto, Diane 197 Reser, Galen 99,135 Resneck, Alice 119 Rewerts, Dennis 79,196 Rhoads, Dwight 227 Rhodes, Charles 164,202 Rice, Stephen 156 Rich, David 209 Rich, Thomas 143,l83,184, 189,227 Richardson, Jim 204 Richman, Ken 116,235 Richter, John 151 Riebock, Tom 156 Riem, Ronald 187 Riekena, Roger 184,189 Riley, Linda 209 Rimson, Edward 152 Ring, David 219 Ringness, Peg 201,205 Ripling, Earl 116 Rissman, Sue 74,128,199 Roach, Stephen 196 Roberts, Dave 152 Roberts, Gary l41,164,l76. 182,191 Robertson, James 227 Robinson, Carole 201 Rodgers, Randall 220 Rogers. William 219 Rogers, Roy 139 Rogerson, Jerry 228 Rohrs, Alix 114 Romaniak, Chet 83,188,219 Rosales, Benjamin 203 Rose, Gay 209 Rose, Mike 161,169 Rose, Nancy 119 Roseman, Michael 188 Rosen, Barry 228 Rosen, Lee 161 Rosenbloom, Ellen 219 Rosenblum, Joseph 177 Roscnblum, Keith 99 Rosenbohm, Jeanne 223 Rosendahl, Dana 151,235 Rosenquist, David 184 Rosenthal, David 85,152 Rosie, John 164,235 Ross, Alicia 202 Ross, Don 159 Ross, Rick 148 Rossini, Bruce 124 Roth, Harvey 152 Rothschild, Don 152 Rovelstad, Linda 147 Rovner, Dan 130 Roy, Bob 141,171,235 Ruben, Niki 191 Rubens, Pam 198,206 Rubin, Sherilyn 119,170 Ruge, Charles 195,235 Ruskin, Jeff 161 Russell, Scott 194 Russell, Wayne 188 Rustemeyer, Bill 154 Ryan, Bill 132 Ryan, John 194 Ryan, Marty 170,235 S Sacarny, David 161 Sachs, Bob 161 Sachsel, Harriet 145,206,236 Sadowsky, Joel 161 St. Clair, Donald l81,184, 185,228 Salambier, George 156 Salinas, Mike 202 Sallows, Edward 101,236 Salper, Barb 145 Salowe, Alan 159 Salzman, Peggy 236 Samson, Edward 236 Sandberg, Joan 223 Sandburg, Robert 228 Sandell, Mark 151 Sandy, Joyanne 236 Sarley, Bonnie 236 Sass, Robert 187,228 Satterfield, Gayle 122 Saunders, Sandy 136 Savage, Art 219 Scarpaci, Bill 171,236 Schaefer, Gudrun 166 Schaefer, Judy 114,136,164, 190,197,236 Schaer, Larry 196 Schafer, Robert C, 188,167 Schaffer, Laurie 145 Schanken, Duffy 98 Schanken, Mary 209 Schaumburg, Ted 193 Scheel, Gerry 236 Scheffres, Mike 152 Schein, Craig 124 Scherb, Dave 124 Scherer, Steve 132,238 Schermerhorn, Skip 99,195 Scheuber, Edward 228 Schick, Marylou 206 Schierer, Donald 219 Schiff, Patsy 201 Schilling, Ed 219 Schinderle, Dave 172 Schlaack, Edward 228 Schmidt, Debbie 136,180 Schmidt, Theodore 236 Schneider, Marvin 183,184, 228,196 Schoeman, Arlene 203 Schollt, Dave 66 Schoon, Larry 196 Schraiberg, Earl 161 Schrenell, Eileen 145 Schroeder, Sue 223 Schroyer, Robert l83,184, 185,228 Schubert, John 239 Schueneman, John 124 Schuessler, Cathy 128,174 Schuldt, John 188 Schultz, Bill 132 Schumacher, Dennis 184 Schurwanz, Adrienne 203 Schustack. David 152 Schuter, Bill 130 Schwabe, Dick 124 Schwalge, Tina 122 Schwartz, Ann 223 Schwartz, Gene 161 Schwartz, Jeffrey 161 Schwartz, Mike 156,161 Schwartz, Nancy 100,236 Schwindenhammer, Antonne 2 Scott, Ben 236 Scott, Dick 146,164,169,176 178,193,228 Scott, Jeanne l64,l72,180, 201 Scott, Robert 207 Scroggins, Debbie 136,164 Sear, Marilyn 145 Sedivy, Richard 180 Sehring, Babs 122 Seiffer, Sandy 127,201,208 Seigel, Steven 161,192 Selinger, Larry 63,65,26 Sellinger, Robb 76,156 Sellstrom, Judy 122 Selnick, Joan 201 Selsky, Gloria 119 Seltzer, Steven 236 Seneca, Raymond 228 Sensenbaugh, John 124 Seramur, Jack 180 Serczyk, Rick 151,192 Sessler, Donna 119 Seymour, Thomas 171 Shack, Dan 130 Shade, John 135 Shafman, Jerry 116 Shanker, Suzanne 119 Shannon, Karen 128 Shapin, Charles 202 Sharp, Roger 228 Sharp, Terry 192 Sharpe, Susan 201 Shaw, George 198 Shaw, Tom 151,236 Sheppy, Bill 156 Sheridan, Ardis 74,198,199 Sherman, Bruce 161 Sherwood, Gary 99 Shirrin, Julie 236 Shirk, Joanne 136 Shock, Pam 128 Shompcr, Robert 154 Shook, Penny 192 Shooman, Diane 119 Shooman, Ted 184,189,228 Shrader, James 190 Shuck, Pam 128 Shultz, Samuel 219 Siddall, Cheris 115 Stevenson, Greg 159 Stewart, Ray 124 St1ck,Ifran 223 Stickle, Jim 154 Sticrs, Michaele 220 Stone, Chris 122,223 Stone, Susan 197 Stone, Stephen 194 Stone, Wendy l 19 Slontz, Mike 151 Stover, David 195,236 Straughn, James 132 Strorne, Donna 119 Sidler, Gene 209 Sidler, Glen 209 Siegal, Lenny 161,181 Siegal, Stuart 116 Siegel, Janet 97,190 Siegel, Marsha 223 Siegfried, Wanda 128,173,199 Simko. Mike 219 Simms, Perry 208.219 Simon Simon Simon . lfred 161 ,James 207 , Mary 96 Simon, Steve 152 ' e .Charles 161 Sinks, Robert 219 Skala, Larry 228 Skeadas, Gus 159 Skinner, Steven 190,240 Sklar, Howard 159 Skoglund, Bill 141 Skovronsky, Regina 179,236 Skowronski, Rick 190,240 Skultety, Keith 156 Slaman, John 132 Slater, Sandy 127,190 Sleight, Thomas 236 Slesser, Jim 135,219 Sloane, Leah 172 Slota, Don 112,154,236 Slutz, William 207,219 Small, lfred 121 Smallwood, Roger 207 Smith, Al 83,236 Smith, Pete 143 Smith, Rick 154 Smith, Ross 236 Smith, Terry 219 Stroud, William 236 Stroup, William 236 Struss, Al 99,196,236 Strykowski, Jim 135 Stuckey, Marilyn 203,209 Stulberger, Mark 172,236 Sturgis, Richard 236 Sturniolo. Joe 148 Sturniolo, Tony 148 Such, Kenneth 228 Suckow, Paul 83,220 Sukurs, Mary Lynn 146 Sullivan, Bradley 41 Sullivan, Mary Kay 97 Susek, Helen 236 Swain, Laura 236 Swanson, Glen 156 Swanson, Jerry 220 Swenson, Nancy 198,206 Swidler, Lee 161 Swigris, Bob 83 Swisher, Richard 148 Sylvester, Frank 74,143 Szczesniak, Mary Lou 172 T Tanen, Dale 236 Tanenhaus, Mickie 111,145 Tannenbaum, Rich 220 Tani, Lorrainne 127,167,179, 236 Taraban, lrene 203 Tatz, Michael 220 Taylor, Henry 121 Taylor, Hunt 143 Taylor, John 236 Smolin, C. Roger 161 Snipes, Willie 121 Snyder, Kathy 146,203 Sobol, Mark 116 Soderman, John 194 Soffer, Rachel 236 Sotian, David 194 Soll, Linda 114,145,l66, 179 Solomon, Paula 100,192,240 Solondz, Paul 16l,l65,l8l. 239 Sommer, Ruthi 236 Spacht, Ann 122,200 Sparling, Jim 99 Spaulding, Bill 194,209 Spector, Bruce 161 Speers, Tom 193 Spenks, Allan 188,220 Spero, Jeff 152 Sprecher, Becky 236 Spreitzer, Mark 187,228 Sprenkle, Rod 80,124,236 Sprick, Thomas 196,209 Springer, Bob 154 Sprinkle, A1132 Sproul, Steve 148 Spurr, Allen 236 Staack, Matthias 130,183 Staat, William 228 Stafford, Patricia 223 Staley, lid 172,195 Stanis, Mari 180 Stanks, lf. Michael 220 Stanley, Ronald 185,228 Stark, Dave 132 States, Willie 164 Stawley, Ronald 181 Steele, John 121,228 Steenrod, Jack 42 Stein, Sue 119 Steinberg, Randy 152 Steneck, Alison 128 Stephano, Tom 26,63,143, 199 Stepzinski, Martin 220 Taylor , Kathy 238 Taylor, Leigh 223 Taylor, Leon 236 Taylor , Robert 79 Tegtmeier, John 195 Teich, Teich, Jon 152 Nancy 236 Tekien, William 220 Teo, Thian Sze 237 Tepper, Barbara 237 Terry, Benny 121 Terry, lfran 145 Terry, Melinda 146 Teshima, Don 152 Tetzlaff, Michael 228 Thake, Dave 83,99 Theotokatos, Angelos 203 Theus, Dan 99 Thomas, George 228 Thomas, Hilton 194 Thomas, Marilyn 190,220 Thomas, Mary 136,178 Thomas, Steve 148 Thomas, Ulisher 121 Thompson, Alvin 220 Thompson, Gary 193 Thompson, Jeff 124 Thompson, Michael 151,198 Thompson, Rex 239 Thompson, Rich 207 Thomson, Jan 122 Thorp, John 130 Thorsness, Bill 143,l64,168, 177,182,183,220 Tiarks, Linda 192 Tiarks, Steve 148 Troiano, Donna 186,228 Truitt, Harry 195,196 Tuller, Sherry 168,180 Tulley, Chuck 154 Turek, Joseph 220 Turk, Thomas 194 Turkel, Randi 145 Turner, Cheryl 115 Turner, Michelle 115 U Udeson,Jan172 Ulbricht, Bob 154 Ulbricht, Charles 189 Ullmann, Dean 228 Ulmer, Dave 77,79,239 Ulrich, Jim 66,199,237 Umbarger, Dave 80,139 Underwood, Tom 148 Upton, Gary 83,84 Usher, David 195 V Valentino, Rudolph 228 Valiukenas, Dainius 139 Val1ente,Carmen 98 Valrose, Joe 114,156 Vanderwarker, Robert 184 Van Duync, Lucille 96 Van Dyke, Mary Ann 178 Van Hooreweche, Steve 143 Van Ness, .lan 127 Van Schaik. Shirley 136 Van Sickle, Judd 132,l82,l83, 184,185,228 Van Winkle, John 178,200,207 Van Zandt 114,139 Vargo, David 188,195,220 Vehmas, Andrew 124 Verbout, Jay 184,228 Vergon, Jim 143 Vicchiarelli, Michael 220 Villa, Bob 143 Villano, James 228 Viscardi, Jara 128 Visconti, Joseph 124 Vlazny, Dave 143 Voelker, Kay 128 Vogelzang, Robert 237 Voigt, Richard 143 Volk, Tom 130 Von Behren, Arthur 209,223 Von Holt, Roger 178,185 Von Wachter, Andres 203 Vosburgh, Gary 151 Voss, Harold 202,204 Voss, Susan 180,192 Votaw, David l01,183,200. 237 W Wachtel, James 220 Wachtel, Sam 237 Wagner, Bill 130,182 Wagner, Pamela 241 Wainwright, lfrank 159 Wakefield, William 156 Walker, Milo 132 Wall, Bob 124,237 Wallace, Lee 124 Wallen, Carl 187,193 Walsh, Tom 159,183 Walter, liric 79 Walters, Pat 179 Waltmirc, Richard 194 Walz, Shirley 127 Ward. Bill 151 Ward, Richard 184,228 Ward, Susie 223 Ward, Winifred l27,17l,179, 180,191 Ward, William, Jr. 173,174, 195 Till, Marcia l27,l9l,209, 241 Tilli, Joe 143 Tinsley, Chuck 132 Tischler, Robert 220 Tober, Sue 237 Toburen, Brad 80 Toburen, George 237 Todd, Jean 127,179,223 Warkentien, Terry 139 Warner, Dave 99,168 Warren, Clif 193 Warren, Gerald 183,184,185, 228 Warren, Lynn 145 Warsaw,Jolin 194 Wasson Michael 196 wmmfkathy 114,136 Toepper, Todd 237 Stern, Edward 220 Stern, Mike 116 Stern, Nancy 208 Stern, Patty 111,122 Stern, Susan 145,236 Stetner, Will 236 Stetzler, Jerry 186,193 Stevens, Barb 128 Stevens, Gary 207,220 Stevens, Mike 172,195 Stevens, Roger 194 Tompkins, Ralph 228 Topoulos, Betty 100 Tosto, Carol 146,203 Towne, Allen 184,189,228 Towne, Sharon 100,190,220 Toy, Marcia 197,200,205 Tracy, Jackie 201 Trask, Mark 237 Traugott, Peter 180 Trepina, George 183,184,185 Trick, Gary 101 Watkins, Joan 237 Watson, Art 132 Watson, Nancy 122 Waxberg, Ellen 145 Waxer, Jay 116 Waxler, Lynn 119 Wayne, Robert 40,237 Waytenick, Paul 202 Webb, Robert 237 Webb, Sharon 96,191 Webber, Joyce 207,237 Weder, Donald 185,220 Weder, Wanda 100,171,179. 180 Wehrli, Jim 196 Weiland, Bill 148 Weimer, Martin 237 Weinberg, Barbara 220 Weiner, Cary 220 Weiner, Laura 100,223 Weinheimer, Kathy 96 Weinstein, Jim 143 Weks1er,Max1nc 237 Weler, Dale 135 Weller, Bill 99,207 Wells, Roger 172 Welsh, Edward 139 Welsh, John 143 Wendle, Tim 202 Wesley, Terry 187 West, Jerry 132 West, Karen 209,237 West, Ma.rk 209 West, Mike 124,141 Westcott, Ronald 220 Westphal, Bill 124 Wetherald, Dick 156 Wex1er,Fredi 119,223 Wcyhenmeyer, Chuck 148,237 Wheeler, Rick 202 White, Jerry 161 White, Margaret 190 White. Steve 159 White, William 220,237 Whiteside, Bill 185,228 Whitney, Bill 132 Whitney, Tom 63,64,101 Wiberg, Kerry 220 Wickman, Don 124 Wiech, Jack 79 Wied, Debbie 203 Wiener, Marcia 119,203 Wiggins, lillen 136 Wiggins, Nancy 136 Wightinan, William 141,194 Wilensky, Judy 201 Wiley. Bruce 151 Wilkerson, Van 159 Willeumier, Gil 202 Williams, Joe 79,121 Williams, Tony 141 Wllliamson, Joan 136,171 Williamson, Nancy 128,166, 176,l79,190,197,202,237 Willingham, Bill 79 Wiltz, Bob 184,237 Wimer, Richard 143 Winer, Barbara 164,169,177, l79,181,202,237 Winkler, Don 220 Winn, Ron 184,185,197,228 Winter, Karl 188,194 Winter, Richard 237 Wissel, Brenda 209 Witter, Dennis 220 Wittert, Steve 124,168 Wittlin, Ronni 201 Wodka, Patricia 182 Woelllin, Larry 154 Wugstad, Bill 135,164,166 176,220 Woh1schlege1,M.V. 187 Worth, Terry 183 Wolfcrt, Vicki 112 Wolff, Steve 116 Wolff, 'lied 143 Wolfson, Judy 42 Wo1pers,Stephcn 220 Wolski, Sandy 127,237 Wood, Georgia 201,223 Wood, Laverne 237 Wood, Tom 83 Wooding, Larry 139,237 Woods, Barb 136,184,237 Woods.'1'Orn 188 Woolbag, Richard 99 Woolrldge, Rick 220 Worden, Dennis 141 Wormer, Sheila 136 Wortham, Alan 209 Zanders, Rosalind Yvette 115 Worthan, John 135 220 Wrieden, Rick 132 Zapler, Susan 237 Wright, Barb 237 Zarett, Jon 116 Wright, Jim 156,170 Zarn, Ron 237 Wsol, Lawrence 237 Wykel. Linda 122 Zarne, Louise 238 Zaslolsky, Steve 116 Zehner, Zendra 237 Y Zeiger, Greg 152 Zeigler, Tim 130 Yates, Tim 132 Zelinka, Jackie 204 Yeager, Carol 237 Zgodny, Flliot 161 Yellin, Norm 116 Ziegele, Mark 143,198,220 Yetter, Jack 124,195 Ziegler, Carol 74,136,199 Yoches, Marty 130 ' Ziegler, James 196 You, Aleta 24,25.26,54,98 Zimball, Bill 204 Young, Joanne 128,179,191 Zimelis, Meg 145 Young, Mary Ann 128,168 Zimmer, Rod 88,237 Young, Mel 143 Zimmett, Tina 223 Young, Ron 79,141,199.237 Zircher, Jeffrey 220 Young, Susan 201 Zitnik, Jim 228 Youngberg, Richard 203 Youngberg, Robert 151 Z Zivitz, Marv 171 Zobel, Nancy 237 Zombro, Robert 207,220 Zuccala, Fred 154 Zuckerwise, David 220 Zumwalt, Gary 80 Zvone, Pam 127 Zweig, Joseph 220 Zaborsky, John 141,228 Zacher, David 161 Zakarian, Armen 164,189,228 1969 A AGA STAFF Editor-In-Chief. . . . . Jane Burch Assistant Editor . . Jim Griebenow Photo-Editor ............ Marty Ryan Photo ...... 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