,gf5yOg4Qm7U mag 13 IMI g QARY BRADLEY UILIIVERSITY PEURIA, ILLINOIS - S - '-'Dx' . JY' 3 . nl r. i 951 vu ll 0 , .m gs tiialnt '9 as YA. ei Y., - .': ' N . I' U53 if f' Q - QQ ' 4 . , 3'- '-ff? .h sf -fm .ff f Q ' f '. - . I ,Y ig Q05 R 'Q' -' H-rf I 1 f I A f 2.51:-4 -- X 'QW K I , 1 5 ' ' ' ,inf 1 P' ' K Y' N11 ' 'S' - N 'Q 4 Y., A ' -.s . --,X ' 3 , ' .1 f.- '-3 ' - 1 . - P 'r rc,-fp .' . fir ' xx ' 'i 1 ' . -s' f. 1 ' ' ,U an 'F P 'Q - fi . 'Bi-?e3f.a-tffffi . , H i QQ i f 1 P1 . '- W If r B' 1 0 ' I 0 . I I Q H fQQ1f', ,,,, 2551, 1, ,Qi tj 11: M ,. if 5 1. I nf, , . 44 -453-f 0 . . I I , - Lug , O 6 x A v 'J' .. , Q 1. ,I-' 1-, ,iff 3 ' 4 gf. -I ' f T? ' i ,-w- , X - vm'II l- 'l ff: , x Z i'.s--A- -' ..r N t , A , ' 1 , 7 ' O , . I V. x l . 4x X N U W . L 5. ' 1 14 Y Q ' . ,s i . I . , xii ' '-, LJ . A ew '- v. 1 41 1 Q Q. We only know what we are told, and that is little enough. H: r .-.............-.-ah-:ILL in Q -...J ,-Q, Cllldl ,n,i,, 1 1 1- , K AWN f.KP. , ff, x '4 .N ' I w L1 X A f' I . -P -P 1 I' X 1 g -1 I an ' , 'f A , . 3 7 If , 0' ' s Sh 'V-.. .- V -v ' '3 x ic 1 'f- Y Q' -vb V Q ,.,,4 ..,-1, A sl' , y S If I 5 ,1 5' K They are not long, the days of wine and roses ' .-.Sv X 3, 9' ' . X 16,4 Y .a4 k.-029' .. - - ' ff? - - , , F .. - vp.,-f Y 'L ,,-,,aw 'e'fw:':i., ' V ,fain 'W ,df-'F'-, A ,N 4 F., ' f. - .ff r ',1H ww 1 'w ' X, t ,.1,. J ,M X 4 . . Af ,,-'.+f'j,,'- ,- ' 0 X' ' ,J- 'H ' -, w,.,- vw' ug.,-7., ' 1 Q.- if' A 1 . -A ..-- ,,,. ,-- - A ,. x ,x f ' f ,..A- -4 ,elif ,V - -v-' p vw-4 'l 9 , 1755 - ai 4-...F X' X , 'Yi-if 43311, -34? ' 2. X'L f , ' . V , ,:, . -.- . . 1 u 31 -. - 'lv' s - . , , J 6 ,'f'?g.-.VM xl -1-3-,, . H -f . A . -num. -A. - ,Y'.' . .K 3,-f x -flx,.L.f . I ,c - ' 9' L ix W A 3,j131fvfsQ' Ki-Q lgffd 2. 1 Y V . 5. T L1 .1 ng, - 1 w l Q 1 J nX lv L .,...-, , .A-Nr. ,, - V Q1-.,- , it N ,ai- 110: ff, pawn-1' 'W ,pf- I Out of a misty dream Gur path emerges for a while, then closes Within a dream -Ernest Dowson 'EW Win 4. ' 0 1712?-: g +4 Q 'I :.l,.Q,:-Ll..' ' ' 3.1-.' A nf ' 1' ,1 .-'H' t , ' 1 -,fb . 5-' , Ru 1 I4 nf' J, , 2' ff-gif' -wif . , ,155 ,-MNH QW' lv. ali f fijfc v' L-f 3 3 Tig, ff ,, .1g.fw .','v rfH .Q 41 . ' -'-',d.-5 .' .- , . :N N f A-rm, V, '1 g-'7- fg: - 1 -.. -E - 31: -.1- .1. N'-1' z' D Q , ' ' . f - --f' - 534, :'9' -1 .-1-ff ,q-.-:-gr 'r -I of - - ' ' ' 1 - - 1- n I ' I rr ' I , s- ew., . 'U ,, fl .V , ff Q ,wg . . 'n .l ' C ' n ,. ii-' ll -I . . 'W ' iu'i.A .nil Life is neither good nor badg it is a reflecting of what you show it. Since it is our duty to mirror the life we see, accept our gift as vve see you-we. -j. t. nadolski 41 AB r 1 1 I P 1 2-.aiu Qfus, 4 414 'x ,M !f' ,aw X,sI1x S X ,xf -la Q, a . qi Q4 K ii 5 f ofv J Af X: 3 R Ka rf' A' STUDENT LIFE ..... ACADEMICS .... SPORTS ............ RESIDENCES ....... 45 ORGANIZATIONS Hope, Excitement, Frustration Begin The Year Anyone who has survived the first few days of school can look back and see nothing but lines. Lines of groggy students meeting early registration appointments, and lines of worried people wait- ing to pull class cards. Lines of impatient people trying to go through activities fair without blowing their first month's allow- ance, and lines of devoted work- ers trying to sign them up for ac- tivities. Lines of textbooks wait- ing to be taken home and opened periodically through the semester, and lines of stu- dents depleting checkbooks to the sound of ringing cash regis- ters. Even sorority and fraternity rush can be recalled as lines of smiling faces, becoming jumbled in the confusion of choosing a favorite house. Finally the lines diminish and the frustration ends as the year moves into full swing once again. alll -'N :f..,vwf-if--'r.nu :.,1E For the first time Bradley University sponsored a Black Culture Week. The students were given the op- portunity to see various aspects of black culture that exist today. Throughout the week black stu- dents sponsored such things as an art display, a black protest play, Afro dancers, and guest speakers such as Muhammad Ali. The week was to be one of education for all students ofthe University. K lll ..? Ji'- 1-- ,f- '- -,..f ' 4,-4- ,,--4 if l ..f ,ff- A4 Issues Confront The University -cw .N --' JS : e.-r i: , , fs- 1 s .. A 'uv fyf 1 - 1j:, ff'4 ,. .A h 12- -r 4 A -as 'ij ,- gut X in -J if Q 'M u-L B 1 ' V , . -9. v. if 1' Q - V4 ? 5 ' 4-gui E? Q ,Z ' f I 'M 4. Wrap X H . A X'iX v--'vat I 1 5, tr YC' H XTF. Q 19111 1 'gr' .' f-K Y A fjgf, 1 A V fs While the Homecoming activi- ties were beginning on one side ofthe campus, the students par- ticipating in the War Morator- ium reflected a mood quite in opposition to that of the pep rally. All day ofthe Moratorium the names ofthe war dead were read in the quad. That evening the crosses symboiizing the dead were burned, beginning the torchlight parade through the campus and city. Homecoming Innovations To Improve Attendance And Cooperation r , - , 1 , - -9 k M -,,, 1969 was a year of innovation for prac- tically every aspect of the traditional Homecoming weekend. Men's and women's organizations and dorms combined forces to build better house- decs with a minimum of expense and work and a maximum of fun and coop- eration. The Alpha Phi Omega Snake Dance and bonfire pep rally, usually carried out in Bradley Park, was held on campus to promote better student attendance. For the first time, Found- er's Day convocation was not requiredg as a result about 200 of the student body turned out to view the slide pre- sentation of the history of Bradley. The annual Putnam award for teaching excellence went to Dr. Albert Hun- sicker. :QW 'fr' 1,'l P I F 3 txq ci ,lgdfjr 1 , . Mfg! 'Lx g,f '4f'f'3'-ff -J - 2 SQ '65 :korg - i1'0 cf' '5- 1 ,QQ 'xx U' W ' ' , w , . I I A I N . Xi dsx -Q 'Qi an iv, XX N' 'ivy wi , .rasgnvf IW Q ., 0 I ent-'sg' ld 14 W' . .4 , x . Q ' h ls s 5 , 1 6' Q I Q 'Os ', J f' , 4' '.R'- 'WJ I Braves Lose To orthmen But Winning i 1 N Housedecs Score ,KNEW M' 6 ef fx .21 f- ar ' vga if w'v'?i17'Elsu4: 'vi.l :gfgw - U. JICTO P - , 14' .rv 1.-3 I - 4 . . 1 I 1 5, . .41 45,2 Q3 ti , N ,V Qi, . J '.f.- '13 A uf ', .V J, . 'w,i 5e,p:,.gg,' f K , -.- - !f'-f?- K ' , T . . ' Af 3 nas' JS. . sa 2' . X .. W A M X A S 1 1 1 . P ll il- . an i'555?2w:e+i- , Rl of '94 W Even the enthusiasm of the Brad- ley Brave, Ed Gilbert, could not rouse the football Braves to vic- tory Saturday afternoon. The team's efforts were unsuccessful as the Northmen of Northwood Institute won 35-14. Later that night the efforts of housedec chairmen and their stuffin crews were rewarded with honors and trophies at the dance at the Pere Marquette. Lovelace Dorm and Off-Campus Men won the Independent division, while Pi Kappa Alpha took first place in the Greeks. Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Alpha Epsilon Phi combined to take over the highest Sweepstakes award on campus. ABOVE LEFT: Braves baffle Northmen BOTTOM LEFT: The sweepstake House Dec, built by Alpha Epsilon Phi and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ABOVE CENTER: Lovelace Dorm and OCMA won the Independent Division. LEFT: Bradley band per- forms at the halftime. RIGHT: Bradley Brave, Ed Gilbert, looks on during the game. 'F 025 A 4 tl, 23 x gy Z. The Age Of Aquarius In Concert Up, Up And Away With The Fifth Dimension 1 X . H' ' ., i r ' 1- . ' . pl 7 , ,- A.,-..,.luif,' 'SJW' 1 t ff'-. Hope Portrays Farce and Faith Not many entertainers begin with a standing ovation as did Bob Hope when he ,visited the Bradley garage on November 7. And after all was said and done the 7,000 spectators once again rose to their feet expressing not only appreciation for an eve- ning's performance, but also in appreciation for this man's countless contributions overseas asatruly greatentertainer. FAR RIGHT: The fabulous brass section of Blood, Sweat and Tears delights the audience. MIDDLE RIGHT: The leader of the group, David Clayton- Thomas, answers questions at an interview. RIGHT: Bob Hope clowns for the photographers, BELOW RIGHT: Blood, Sweat and Tears doing their thing in Robertson Memorial Fieldhouse. BELOW CENTER: The famous ski-jump nose was easily recognizable to all at the concert. BELOW: Peoria's own Young Folk performed a musical fourney, Z. 'QI t E ifiifiq' wwf s g. , A J g ,f 'R K I f-, 'xi .M 'fikgft ts , ,Z -4 'IX' Blood, Sweat And Tears Present A Totally New Sound 6' 1:2 If 'lf If nl 1 E X Ml waging' - A' 'f' 5- 'k Q xy. -as 1- ? xr, X W .114 i A . j 'V ff' va. ge.. at . v. : 35 , XN J W .ybwrgklg 5 , A gh, x f 8. nf! 181 11. Fl O .ffm S3 Ns., N X' f 3 W. 1 ,f 0 as '48 X r 5 A , . Ai A x KEY F iw,-' Aw if f ': f S 3 1 S? Ai i .Maw ng I 1 A Q xy' X la The Right To Dissent In 0wn Wa Exemplified S -,alq11'4' I-F gnu-t 'l 9 A . Ll.-l 4 5 .4-'15-if ydlt' :'i:A -..mil With the many national issues stir- ring the campuses this year Lecture Arts appropriately engaged speak- ers such as Abbie Hoffman, David Suskind, and Bill Russell, in an ef- fort to provide an opportunity for Bradley students to hear varied philosophies which are the driving forces in the nation today. Hoff- man is one of the seven on trial in Chicago as a result of the distur- bances at the Democratic Conven- tion in 1968. His talk was cut short by a stink bomb thrown in the fieldhouse. The international news commentator, David Suskind, will not soon forget the panel discus- sion held here on the Viet Nam War. It was obviously difficult for the panel of two professors, three campus leaders, and Mr. Suskind to stay within the limits, since the discussions ranged from the mor- atorium to Bobby Seale. Bill Rus- sell, former player-coach of the Boston Celtics, impressed it upon the Bradley audience that there is essentially nothing wrong with prejudice, it is the person's reac- tion to it that is the evil of it. He spoke as a citizen, rather than a former basketball player, and warned that if the society does not change soon it will be too late. ABOVE LEFT: Abbie Hoffman expresses his views as a leader of the New Left. BELOW LEFT: The panel included: Dr. Charles Simmons, head of the history department, Pete Erlinder, David Suskind, Horace jones, Dr. jerome Manheim, dean of College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Cary Roberts. LEFT: Bill Russell strided across the fieldhouse floor during his talk on prejudice and society. 1. QA ,I ,,-nv' ' M '51 ' W, f! 93 pn Y ' 'Mg '4?f'g'?i' ' 'X 'b 5 - .1 LQQ' 'YQQQ Qrqpvmxq-frlqg Q , f'Q L ,.-M Y Q 'Y f J- 'Z-.-Tjw-.1 ,W QE f- L-5 3 in M V, I Q 47 A- -1 ' N. 'ra-ug NIJ 1 4' -f-5 3 - v .fl '-,X ' A 2 mv , , 4 r v-Z, i in V ' , A, ,Q wg' A E..-32'Q,x,.AL!1'Q.. 9, Q5 'A Q-1 W M i B1 kb 1 wif: , ,, . 4, X For the Bradley Qui? Kids, five months of practice and study paid off in a five-game winning streak that netted 519,500 in scholarship grants forthe school. In defeating Cieorge Washing- ton, University of Minnesota at Morris, Cleveland State Univer- sity, Beloit College, and johns Hopkins, the team utilized quick recall and knowledge covering the broad spectrum of liberal arts. The hard work was re- warded that November day when moderator Robert Earle handed team captain Ed Wehrli the silver college Bowl champ- ionshiptrophy, FAR LEFT: The team ponders a toss-up question LEFT: The victorious team arrives to be greeted bi. fans. BELOW FAR LEFT: Dr Laurence Norton confers with another College Bowl coach, BE- LOW CENTER: Ecstatic scholars gain their reward BELOWt Bradley quiz kids take New lurk by storm. 1 .2 f ' Q 2. N-. , ' I I NH N 'bags I - 'msg . M. A-4, X we X 1 r QA kg i JA Tx? I V , M.. ' if M QL Q 4 Of 5 ' ,---uw 1 .2 23351, L gil: .Q 4. if if -sz 1 '09 I, 32 '1- . JMX Sv 5' Fall Activities Promote Involvement The United States vvas con- demned for its actions in Viet- nam after a heated discussion in the Model United Nations Gen- eral Assembly. Thirty-five coun- tries vvere represented in this student-organized activity, at which Latin America, Biafra, and Vietnam were discussed. Bradley students proved their opposition to bloodshed by the poor turn- out at the Student Center Blood Drive. Out of 5,000 enrolled only 240 pints of blood were pro- duced, which amounted to just 5 percent of the students donating to the Red Cross. In its 23rd an- nual speech and debate tourna- ment Bradley would have placed third in individual events had it been eligible for trophies. The Bradley tournament sponsors contests for about 1,000 partici- pants. sf 'FQ l 2 l i J i I v Greeks Turn On In Derbies And P.I.'s v-.1 if Ni N-N :X wh A l I y Sigma Chi Derby Day and Lamb- da Chi Alpha Pajama Races are always popular and well attend- ed events during the year. All the sororities compete in various games and contests in an effort to accumulate enough points to win the Derby Day Cham- pionship Trophy. The Lambda Chis include the pledges in their competition. The sororities nom- inate one girl from their pledge class to vie for the Pajama Queen Crown, while the fraternity pledge classes must compete in a rigorous relay race. ABOVE: Will somebody please sign my pledge duty? ABOVE CENTER: A refreshing break in competition at Derby Day. FAR LEFT: Karen Melr- zer is crowned Miss Brave Sig. LEFT: The survival ofthe firtest. sv ,f E Ni 1 i ,lfll Greek Interests ary ..-ri we- ' Two of the more solemn Greek occasions are illustrated here with the return and death of Paddy Murphy and the Alpha Epsilon Pi panel discussion. Pad- dy Murphy returns each year for the SAE's, only to suddenly die after only a brief stay. The AEPI's sponsored a panel dis- cussion concerning the effects of campus demonstrations and democracy in the U. S. Nearly 400 gathered for the two hour discussion. RIGHT1 Tis a far, far nohler thing I do than I have ever done before! FAR RIGHT: We learn by lI5ff'llII7'2.f to each other. ABOVE RIGHT: ZBT Santa is coming to town. ABOVE: AEP! panel inaction In mag, i 1 , Q ..---.- . - -Y - ' I 4 n Y K? in 9 bn 'S I '21 1 i Z' s 1- K . 'Q HP .x..1A,, Mm' A 5. x Q .As IL '5 'P' 5 'm xg, Vx, 2' js University Theatre Offers Diversity The University Theatre season ended last year with the contro- versial production of Maratf Sade. The setting for this play is a French insane asylum. Through the various patients, Peter Weiss comments on de- structive and hypocritical ele- ments in society that existed not only during the times of the French Revolution, but as di- rector lohn Clifford points out in his production, exist even today. The season opened this year with a children's Theatre production of Winnie The Pooh which was performed at Manual High. LEFT: When she saw the dagger, the dagger was bright. FAR LEFT: Climb up, climb up, and take a ride with meg l only go one way. BELOW LEFT: We want a revolution, now. BELOW: Don't worry Piglettll .zly . . ,- . 'i? f415:33.J'.L' P P'- Despite Poor Stage ualit Drama Where the routine is prescribed by social laws and carried into validity in the courtrooms, then these laws, must have the credit of conduct. This very precisely sums up one of the major issues brought out in the powerful social commentary of Blues For Mister Charlie by james Baldwin. The Lion ln Winter proved to be a play full of strange oaths, jealous in honour, sudden and quick in quarrel, Seeking the bubble reputation, Even in the cannon's mouth. CWilliam Shakespearel LEFT: And one man in his time plays many parts. Dr. Collins I. Bell as King Henry. FAR LEFT: Lyle's wife attempts to protect her husband. BE- LOW LEFT: Pappa D delivers his testimony to the white jury, knowing full well that all his truth will be discarded for white bigoted beliefs. BE- LOW: The Lion and his family, all representing a 12th century generation gap. . 1 i- I - 'I ff I - -B i 4 . aww' una 1 I p if K . C vf' 5 , 9 M '. ,l 18. 'Wi- 's 21 Mx I X . 5. 'fi Q . . Doing Their Thin The Student Center Board again sponsored the Coffee House Cir- cuit this year at Bradley. It was welcomed enthusiastically throughout the year. The Circuit began with Mara Loves, a group from the Bitter End in New York City. The Patti Miller Trio fol- lowed with an interesting per- formance. Chuck and Mary Perrin, a local duo, gave rendi- ions of songs from their new album. Dan Gralick, a singer and pianist entertained in the Center on February 27. The McKendree Spring returned to campus this year as a part of this rotating group of entertainers. BELOW: Chuck and Mary Perrin doing their thing. BELOW CENTER: A portion of the Mara Loves group performs. BELOW RIGHT: Dan Gralick exhibits his talents. FAR RIGHT: Patti Miller puts herself into her music. RIGHT: The McKendree Spring ready for Bradley. 1 A lv 'i fli2 ' 1 'v I'- .4 ,,.... ..,-.Q-I-'Navi-' '1 'gfvi ff , '. ..--swf' I . I X N- 1 '1 X .- I arf gr, XP' ,l- l 5 '-P2 Q-. Semester Begins With Entertainment For All HPV' Each year the music department sponsors the experimental work- shop under the direction of and in conjunction with Ed Blanchard and his workshop class. Many hours of rehearsal went into this year's serious production of Slow Dusk and the lighter R.S.V.P. The Lettermen were back at Brad- ley again, opening the Lecture- Arts program for the second semester. At the end of the two and one-half hour performance, the audience came to their feet demanding even more. The con- sumer's defendant, Ralph Nader, spoke to Bradley students about Corporate Responsibility and Consumer Protection. BELOW LEFT: The two romantic leads of Slow Dusk, Sally Batz and jim Shrader. BELOW CENTER: Now why did you tell? BELOW: I think he's finally turned on, EAR RIGHT: Romantics of R.S.V.P., jim Shrader and Gloria Selsky. RIGHT: The con- sumer's white knight, Ralph Nader. 3 Z- 1 '94- 1 yi X lfli 0 x--wwf qglnhv NE r lil!! ll!! I. C43 ff? ID h nlt'sTooMu h... l vi fx JIU? Nxwga 'Sf Y.. 1 fvrinf' 3 5l n1UYra--'45.,. .. .4 iw 9 i I 1 I f' fqlr-' 5 ' C x Ng, ,A T ,Q was .1 y .IKQ 1 yn' f z G . U - V JN, it 'W ,,f X X ' 'N v X ' ,NWN M ,W .M ..,.,..,.--gi-vw-v-Y -uw.,--.,,f... , M, Qu-ff 'wgg .fA4 'EW' Qu., ma 'Q' . is R Earth Day Fights Pollution Campus activism turned its attention towards the environ- ment and the problems of pollu- tion on April 22. The Environ- mental Teach-ln at Bradley was a part of a nationwide obser- vance of Earth Day. Although the activities began long before April 22, with films and speakers in March, the Teach-In itself began the evening of April 21 with an address in the fieldhouse by Victor Yannacone, nationally renowned attorney for the New York based Environmental De- fenders, lnc. Earth Day activ- ities were centered around panel discussions, films, displays, and speeches. Major addresses were delivered by William Rutherford, former State Director of Environ- mental Quality, and Dr. Alan Guttmacher, national president of Planned Parenthood Associa- tion. '1- I 4 W.. . x f P W..- :Ki 1 4 X x 4 E I 1 Vw .1 1 1 V' lk Z ff.-we i ,I ,- 1. . I Q ,.,,, 1 ' .if-'1 TQ ,L ' 2 I' ff if I -1422! 91 'Q-. a M I P , .T .1 j , 431 - :mn r ,3 I' YW M.. 4 f -f 'g-'SM .,,4,,,D', as 16 I 4 Q: .4 , Q Q.: r a .. Q1 xv ' All Campu Queen Lin Brady QM. r ,gk 1 a. , ,Q ru :Rig ' 2:fi ?f.f'ii sis ' 'v 15 1 .S ,!', J 4 nf' ' ws. 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V , ' 'fx , , ,wr ,,,..,.g, ,ri . b .,N...,M,, N :X f , N , F' M -Lu.,--., , 4 V Y Q-f m.w:':.g,: . ,A 1 ,Mgmt 5 ,, , X Q hi mi Mig, 1' '1 ww, I Q 1 . .W ,M . ,WW ,, ,ww - .mm- -. Q Q. ,... x X Q , X., ,Q X 1 4 c 1 , n I 1 r ,X- x Cx N H- Q , -N :'f XM.. M. '-, .1 'g Q m o , 1 'il v U -., Q '1 o U ACADEMICS become a quest for truth D Learning Can Happen Anywhere At An Time Aid 4 .A,f..4.w1v1 3 B. iii, .1 Qc ,,.-Q, J' ,ar J Y' .0- i-.i,L-,f 'sg- ,f 1 uf il X ' Mb' 0 .-... ,J an ,fl if3'ff-21 -L'1Tx:,. ' -'1 '9 Ng1,,ie,NK 3,5 Kg ,dm xg 6 I x Na' i f V' ,qv V . A., 1 V 1 A, .. MMM -J A ,n,,,! w,,,m,. - A 3 A f , 2 ,,. wg. if J- -X ' f , 1, .5 A .4 : ,1!,,f2D'6-S'!i52'a.,:fw5i,:p.,,,.:g,-g,, 337, Q V, M ii- .E , x g Q X' ,. xv Q ' A W3 f sqm, f iii adv ' 9 Q -1 n Q 1 F la, y . L. 'BGL 1 4 K wi i Eli! x, i -421 A 4 ' a ' ' M QE W' ffwwivlif ,-srl' W,.,..- f.. M. m.,.....,... K 4 . M... M...-. , 1 X N, -W-fr 4 ss gy-nun. zggfg., 1 . ' 1 ymdhvi-M. fxfwlyx- fe iv: Q',:,, , - y f ,,,.- 5535? T, If , , K 'Q V , x N, 1 , ,.f-Q-M. W. flfi, v. 0 ' Aw ,M V 1: - X. ,-Q Q, vwfffiw fl-vatf. I ,,,,X .Q - O 0 -4......,...V.M. ,..,,.,,, ,,, Q an s ,J ,c L? Q President Van Arsdale --Tl f sl i Q iff' I gf Defining The Challenge Q Of A Growing University .. , ' l. - ,, .., 54- President Talman W. Van Ars- dale, lr., a man of many facets: husband, father, educator, ad- ministrator. At home he carries out the duties of his position that never seem to fit into one normal working day. A daily rou- tine consists of appointments in his office in Swords Hall, and dictation in his home office, at his cherished antique legal desk. Mrs. Van Arsdale, as first lady of the university, is called upon to serve as community worker, hostess, and as all wives are, a sounding board for her husband. Educated at the University of Buffalo, Pres. Van Arsdale has been both teacher and adminis- trator. Finding the multiplicity of disciplines and students missing 5 'Q in a small university, and the per- sonal interest lacking in a large university, he has come to ap- preciate the uniqueness of Brad- ley. Except for actual teaching, the president would not be happy doing anything else, he is fascinated by the challenge of higher education. In his position as president of the university, Dr. Van Arsdale sees his job as coordinating the efforts of those smarter than I am in their individual areas of interest. The fund raising aspect of the presidency is a privilege he loves, for after the comple- tion of the difficult groundwork, he is the person who shakes the hands and accepts the check. Dr. Van Arsdale credits the presi- dent of his alma mater with be- ing his inspiration and recalls with fondness this man of great integrity who was vitally inter- ested in his students. The president praises today's university student as being brighter, more mature and more idealistic than the student of his generation. He attributes this improvement to better high school preparation and keener competition. Sincerely interested in every student, President T. W. Van Arsdale is a warm, friendly man, who has earned respect in every aspect of his life. He is proud to be associated with the challenge of Bradley, a good university getting better every day. 65 i ,gmfqwfc rfwqwxinff GM, ,f ,W 41 www Academic Affairs. RIGHT: Otto W. Snarr, Vice- ABOVE: E. Russei Kuchel, Vice-President tor President for Development and Sponsored Pro- g ra m s. 4 mv- . 1- ,gzgfi Ng - 5-f Qfw gj 4 HT nf ' X. 15 2 , . .r - . c w - L 141 X r , .mfr . ,X b2q, , ,fn :ffff -I' -gf' Administrators Work For An Improved University ABOVE LEFT: George R. Beck, Vice-President fgr Buginegg Affairs. ABOVE: Orville Nothdurft, Dean of Admissions. LEFT: Arthur G. Haussler, Executive Secretary. Xb .id i JSR 3 i , 'Quik , ,s - A 'V ' , , -, 1 1 ik ' V 4 . WY' ,auf 1 N .QD had 68 dministration xmnrslmd x TOP LEFT: Leslie H. Tucker, Dean of Students TOP RIGHT: Edward M. King, Dean of Men BOTTOM LEFT: Camille Primm, Dean of Women ABOVE: Hugh MacMillan, Director Of Plant Op- erations. X X--Lf Dr. Albert Hunsicker Cited For Excellence Dr. Albert A. Hunsicker, head of the department of psychology, received the 1969 Putnam award for excellence in teaching. The purpose of the award, which consists of a cash prize and a certificate of merit, is to provide stimulation for further growth and development to an out- standing member of the faculty. The criteria for judging the nom- inees are grouped into catego- ries of teacher ability in scholar- ship, class planning, communi- cation, evaluation and personal relations. Dr. Hunsicker is a member of learned professional, honor and civic organizations, as well as regional and local professional and community agencies. w U. 5. .,' ,fr is .,,', l E f l w Q1 c if 3 'Q.if,.q1,f-Yi ia' 5 741 'trif- . 1, f .gs 'N '.'. Q 1 0 ld R Art School Plans New Fine Arts Center The School of Art has recently announced plans to move from Duryea Hall to a new fine arts center in Hewitt Hall. The school, under the direction of Prof. Robin Mayer, offers courses in advertising art, ceram- ics, art history, painting, print- making, design and sculpture, and displays a permanent exhibit in Duryea Hall. gf 0 Qs -5 , A ' wi 1 A . .. - 1 2 ' tl? F 1 1 . 53212 , ' V 1 3' H35 Zigl, if ,ku , 4,5 E R f2 415tft A at .LQ ft Q. N11 i A A ,Qt . .pm a its 396: ff 4 A ii T i :' A 1 T 'Rl Q 6 , i . ... 3 fe as ' P 4 355' T' i N ST' ' ' N90 'Q F if 5 RM. Q ' K ,fs 'S M' fern, ' . A iii, 1--' ' .. .,.. Q K . I Y V 1 'lf Owens, Virginia: Elmhurst, Chi Rho, Chorale, Sigma Alpha Iota, YD's. Peacock, lim: Fulton, Amer. Mktg. Assoc., Delta Phi Delta, OCMA. Pitlik, Barbara: Peoria. Reese, lill: Peoria, Pi Lambda Theta. Seramur, lack: Oaltlawn, OCMA. Slick, Suzanne: Peoria. Stec, William: Westchester. Teeter, Philip: Peoria, Delta Phi Delta, Sigma Chi. Turner, Cheryl: Chicago, Delta Phi Delta, BSA, Alpha Kappa Alpha. Whelden, Stanley: Nantucket, Mass. is 'W l Q . E iv I at , . . i 'QFKN M47 ':. 5, 'K i fum., 'vgva ..QiQf 5 .j-nge x he hive Abrahamson, Rita: Evanston, Delta Phi Delta. Adams, Nancy: Wilmington, Del., Delta Phi Delta, Merri-N-ettes, Model UN, SCOUT, Stud. Center Bd., Chi Omega. Black, Sheila: O'Fallon, Mo., Delta Phi Delta, Dorm Council. Christ, Claudia: Downers Cirove, Aquadettes, Delta Phi Delta, SCOUT, Stu- dent Center Bd., YR's. Evans, Gail: Caseyville. Gibson, julie: Peoria. Gustavson, Linda: Barrington, BSSC, Freshman V. Pres., Merri-N-ettes, Senate, Chi Omega. Hartman, lohn: Kewanee. Heleli, Alvina: Chicago, ANAGA, Angel Flight, Chi Rho, Chimes, Delta Phi Delta, SCOUT, Delta Zeta. lohnson, David: Belwood, Delta Phi Delta. Klug, Carolyn: Peoria, Delta Phi Delta. Krosse, Ted: Dunlap, Bradley Christian Fellowship, Circle K, Delta Phi Delta. McEnary, Greg: Peoria, OCMA. Mease, Susan: Mt. Pleasant, Pa., Delta Phi Delta, Lecture-Concert Comm., Panhel, Gamma Phi Beta. Niemeier, Cynthia: Peoria, Delta Phi Delta, Student Center Bd., Chi Omega. afar. Ya N,-5 QR' 9 S 1 i ff . ff Abert, Thomas: Moline, Acc. Honor Soc, Brad. Assoc. of Account., Zeta Pi. Adams, Virgil: East Peoria, Brad. Assoc. of Account. Akers, Steve: Peoria, Alpha Kappa Psi, Ind. Stud. Assoc., Newman Club, OCMA, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Alex- ander, Kenneth: Oak Lawn, Amer. Mktg. Assoc., CCC, IFC, Lambda Chi Alpha, Pi Omicron Sigma, Senate. Aniolowski, lerome: Chicago, ANACA, Brad. Assoc. of Account., CCC, IFC, Model UN, Newman Club, Omicron Delta Kappa, SCOUT, Supreme Court, Chief lustice, Who's Who, Theta Xi Applegate, Steven: Elm Grove, Wis., OCMA, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Azpurua, Elias: Caracas, Venezuela, Alpha Kappa Psi, Pres., Amer. Mktg. Assoc., lnternat'l Club, Newman Club, OCMA, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Barkulis, Nicholas: Chi- cago, Amer. Mktg. Assoc. Barron, Ricky: Chicago, Brad. Amateur Radio Club, Hillel, OCMA. Bastos, David: Danbury, Conn., Phi Kappa Tau. LR ,gi 'S' O at L - Business Students Prepare For Changing World Dr. William Clarey, dean of the college of Business Administra- tion, feels the main goal of the college is to develop in the stu- dent an ability to analyze prob- lems. For this reason, all students are required to complete at least half of their courses in Liberal Arts to provide a broad back- ground in preparation for the ever-changing environment. ln addition, various additions have been made to the curriculum in areas including economics, accounting and finance. 41, S5 Q Q rg, , fx if ,fx i fats: tl H .,j,Q-'T' 1? lim ti' x.' N - ,I lg. l ' fl' -' '. S L W 4. I i R5 ,Z r T - N N fav wr--f A I T s.. u . - , Bauer, Kenneth: Lynbrook, N.Y., OCMA, YD's. Beck, Michael: Harvey, Amer, Mktg. Assoc., Chorale. Behrens, Thomas: Peoria, Brad. Assoc. of Account., Newman Club, Theta Xi. Benham, Al: Q Elkhart, Ind. Bergman, Steven: Pittsfield, Amer. ' Mktg. Assoc., Dorm Council. 6 Bitner, Audrey: Manhattan, Dorm Council, Phi Chi Q Theta, WRA, Bliss, Timothy: Peoria, Amer. Mkte. Assoc., Sigma Chi. Blum, William: Naperville, Brad. Assoc. of Account., Soc. for Advance. ot Manage., Phi Kappa Tau. Bowers, Craig: Kalamazoo, Mich., Brad. Assoc. of Account. Brierre, Kenneth: Oter- land, Mo., Alpha Phi Omega, Dorm Council, Soc 2 for Advance. of Manage., WRBU. M! li. ., YZ- - s 71 Brower, jackson: Pittsburgh, Pa., Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Theta Xi. Brown, Gordon: East Peoria, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Brad. Assoc. of Accountancy, Brad. Christian Fellowship, Campus Crusade for Christ, Chess Club, Econ. Club, OCMA, Psych. Club, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Vet's Club. Bucek, Alan: South Holland, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., YR's, Sigma Chi. Bullock, Mary Beth: Peoria, Gamma Sigma Phi, Newman Club, Student Center Bd. Burger, Walter: Teaneck, N. j., Account. Honor Soc., Alpha Kappa Psi, Brad. Assoc. of Account., Internat'l Club, SCOUT, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Calcari, Reno: Staunton, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Dorm Council, Newman Club, Soc. for Advance. of Man- age., SNEA, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Carlson, Bruce: Fair- field, N. j., Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., OCMA, Psych. Club, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Carlson, jeri Ann: Blue Island, Account. Honor Soc., Alpha Lambda Delta, Brad. Assoc. of Account., Dorm Council, Phi Chi Theta, YR's, Zeta Pi. Castoldi, Carl: Rockville Centre, N. Y., Tau Kappa Epsilon. Clarke, Richard: Waukegan, joint Eng. Council, YR's, Delta Upsilon. Clemens, Gary: Elk Grove Village, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Lambda Chi Alpha. Cohrs, Arthur: Chicago Heights, Brad. Assoc. of Account., Phi Eta Sigma, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Tau Kappa Epsilon. Cooper, jerry: Skokie. Creso, james: Baldwinsville, N. Y., Ind. Stud. Assoc., Pres., OCMA. Cundiff, j. Randall: Deer Creek, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., IFC, SCOUT, Senate, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Sig- ma Phi Epsilon, Pres. atfi I I, ,X 1-,. I ,,. sn., . v .Z V sf . Ts W IL. fi l xv si , . ,Q If Lv - . ,. x ' B aaa . is '- 1 y3sf.,.e, 3-wx Ti 1, 3 ' E Seniors In Business -:fy hx . .sg I er Si f x .- ff. ,J .1 . .V 0 . Q ik J 1.15535 - - 'A x. J N... 1 W ,ffl s - -2' lf... A I iiii . l 1 X l A ii, . t X X f 4.1- fix. -if 5-7 WRBU. 4112? Dall, David: Peoria, Vet's Club, Pres. Davis, Roy Peoria, Pi Sigma Alpha, History Club. DeCremer, Daniel: Peoria, Newman Club. Deutsch, Steven St. Louis, Mo., Brad. Assoc. of Account., Alpha Epsi lon Pi. Dobrinich, Karl: Calumet City, Account Honor Soc., Brad Assoc. of Account., Dorm Council Ind. Stud. Assoc., Omicron Delta Kappa, SCOUT Editor, Senate, Student Center, Sigma Nu, Pres. Doty, Dennis: Rock Falls, Vet's Club. Duewel, james Elgin, Golf. Epperly, Ronald: Peoria, Account Honor Soc., Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Zeta Pi K -fi Sigma Phi Epsilon. Erickson, Robert: Chicago, Soc 1. '78 for Advance. of Manage., Lambda Chi Alpha. Erick ' A son, William: Oak Lawn, B Club, Beta Tau Epsi 3 lon, IFC, Theta Chi, Football. . Falck, Lorraine: Glen Ellyn, Brad. Assoc. of Account Chi Rho, Phi Chi Theta, Pres., YR's, Fandel, Richard East Peoria, Account. Honor Soc., Brad. Assoc of M T! Account., Ind. Stud. Assoc., Zeta Pi. Fearnley, I liot: Hinsdale, YR's, Delta Upsilon. Fike, Roger ' Pekin. Fisher, Walter: Wilmette, Amer. Mrktg Assoc., Vet's Club. Fought, jeffrey: Homewood, joint Eng. Council Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Frank, john: New Berlin Track. Friebel, Robert: Evergreen Park, Amer Mrktg. Assoc. Friedman, David: Levittown, N Y Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., YR's, Delta Upsilon. Froman, Lawrence: Niles, Ind. Stud. Assoc., IEEE, OCMA y it f-1 i i 4.15 1 ,40 Henrikson, Victoria: Peoria, Gamma Sigma Phi, Newman Club, OCWA2 Phi Chi Theta. Hessler, Mark: West Chicago, BSSC, Psych. Club, World Stud. Federalist. Hinchcliff, Richard: Hinsdale, Econ. Club, Pres., OCMA, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Hopkins, lames: Springfield. Horton, Philip: Spring Bay. Hull, Randall: Peoria, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., OCMA. Hutchings, Ronald: Peoria. Iones, Patricia: Lisle, Alpha Lambda Delta, Newman Club, YR's. Kanouse, Keith: Chicago, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, YR's, Zeta Pi. Kasprzyk, Allen: Peoria. Kennedy, Edward: Phillipsburg, N. l., Ind. Stud. Assoc., Brad. Assoc. of Account., OCMA. Kenny, Maureen: Peoria, OCWA, Phi Chi Theta. Kulbersh, William: Columbus, Ga., Zeta Beta Tau. Kunzeman, lohn: Meredosia, Ind. Stud. Assoc., Soc. for Ad- vance. of Manage., Pres., Zeta Pi, Scholars Program. Lannamann, Ginny: Cincinnati, Ohio, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Angel Flight, Commander, Aquadettes, BSSC, Campus Crusade for Christ, Chimes, Dorm Council, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Student Center Bd. Larson, Bruce: Peoria, AFROTC, Arnold Air Society, Gamma Delta, OCMA, Soc. for Advance. of Man- age. Lehman, Stephen: Great Neck, N. Y., Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Hillel, SCOUT, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., YD's, Tau Epsilon Phi. Lieb, jeffrey: Highland Park, Hillel, Student Center Bd., Zeta Beta Tau. Lindon, Gary: Wilmette, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Hillel, Soccer Club, Tau Epsilon Phi. Lipps, Steven: Dallas, Texas, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Zeta Beta Tau. 5 A 1- r Fryer, Thomas: Chicago, Alpha Phi Omega, New- man Club, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Garrels, Harold: Peoria, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., BSSC, Ind. Stud. Assoc., loint Eng. Council, OCMA. Golik, Renee: Chicago, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., BSSC, Chess Club, Dorm Council, Newman Club, Phi Chi Theta, YR's. Goodwin, Gary: Skokie, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Brad. Assoc. of Account., Alpha Epsilon Pi. Green- berg, Neil: Rockford, Alpha Kappa Psi. Gregg, Daniel: Peoria, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Dorm Council, Pi Kappa Delta, Soc. for Advance. of Man- age., WRBU. Gunter, Robert: Mundelein, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., B Club, BSSC, Tennis. Haire, Robert: Highland Park. Hannam, Rolland: Gales- burg, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., OCMA. Hanson, lames: Chicago, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Hanson, Patricia: Pontiac, Brad. Assoc. of Account., Dorm Council, Dorm R.A., Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Hardt, David: Chicago, OCMA, Sigma Nu. Hardy, David: Bartonville, Brad. Flying Assoc. Has- sebrock, Stanton: St. Louis, Mo. Hazen, Lynn: De- catur, BSSC, Phi Chi Theta. Wi- . . , ., n fry N' fi 'ul' i ,rv 'R S xv- C7 ,wtf ,wi K5 i 1 .f- X 5' :Ns X l i Livergood, james: Peoria, Sophomore Class, Treas., YR's, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Long, Carolyn: Ioliet, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Angel Flight, Chimes, junior Class, Sec., Senate, Pi Beta Phi, Pres. Marteski, joseph: Penns Grove, N. I., Alpha Kappa Psi, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., ANAGA, Dorm Council, SCOUT, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Student Center Bd. Mather, Fred: Galesburg, Ioint Eng. Council, Lamb- da Chi Alpha. Mayer, Kenneth: Evergreen Park, OCMA, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., SNEA. McCloskey, David: Peoria. McCurry, Frederick: Audubon, N. I., Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., IFC, Tau Kap- pa Epsilon, Pres. Miller, Daniel: Morton. Mitchell, Rick: Hinsdale, Alpha Kappa Psi, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Morris, Ilene: Fair Lawn, N. I., Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Associated Women Students, Hillel, Student Center Bd., Sigma Delta Tau. Mueller, Michael: Deerfield, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Theta Chi. Murphy, Thomas: Riverside, Econ. Club, College Bowl, Alt. Murray, Daniel: Manhattan, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Soc. for Advance. of Manage., YR's. Nagode, Richard: LaGrange, Account. Honor Soc., Brad. Assoc. of Account., Dorm Council, Dorm R.A., Zeta Pi. Niven, Hugh: Wayne, N. I., Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., OCMA, Soc. for Advance. of Man- age., Lambda Chi Alpha. Oldis, Edward: Hinsdale, YR's, Pi Kappa Alpha. Parisi, jules: LaGrange Park, Account. Honor Soc., Alpha Kappa Psi, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Brad. Assoc. of Account., Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Zeta Pi. Pauls, Phyllis: Peoria, Newman Club, Phi Chi Theta, SNEA. Lentz, joseph: Peoria, Alpha Kappa Psi, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., SCOUT, Soc. for Advance. ofManage. Seniors In Business Q65 'I ix l K 1 ' ' - f-1 - its Q Digits. 'Q , , '2 v.1s.D -.li-.l 1-sg 3. lst' 'fi' 'W . My i,As..3fgi s if 1 Wt my 4.-..,. 1 gn'-Q5 K A ' T S-ilk W xt.. QI. fr . as L 'fl il ...lm if i 51 Q 1 3 E. 5 -' v . sf g? l t JETS Af' 'va 'J 1 .Yew ' X its-. 'L um ,tg x, .S t . sei? ,Fir 5, if 4 v -'mf X tk ar 4 ' ' f si? Q7 -9 'ml .f T Q-- ' 5. . .Ax xfw' Payne, Marc: Franklin Square, N. Y., Hillel, Ioint Eng. Council. Pelz, Greg: Washburn, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Perkins, Rodney: Creve Coeur, Account. Honor Soc., Brad. Assoc. of Account., Phi Eta Sigma, Zeta Pi. Peterson, Daniel: McNabb, Account. Honor Soc., Brad. Assoc. of Account., Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi. -Peterson, Marsha: Manhattan, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Angel Flight, Dorm Council, Phi Chi Theta. Polashek, Karla: Berwyn, Merri-N-ettes. Pomerantz jeffrey: Chicago, Zeta Beta Tau. Portman, Pete: Peoria. Quin, Roger: Washington, Account. Honor Soc., Brad. Assoc. of Account., OCMA, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Rassi, Timothy: Goodfield, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., B Club, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Foot- ball, Track. Rausch, Leonard: Brookfield, joint Eng. Council, OCMA, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Reinsch, Lyle: Oak Lawn, AFROTC, Alpha Kappa Psi. Rhodes, Charles: Valley Stream, N. Y., Sr. Sena- tor, Dorm Council, Ind. Stud. Assoc., OCMA, Sen- ate, Who's Who, Tennis. Rossini, Bruce: Northbrook, Delta Upsilon. Roths- child, Donald: Chicago, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Dorm Council, IFC, Phi Kappa Phi, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Zeta Pi, Tau Epsilon Phi, Pres., Pi Omicron Sigma. Ruebenson, George: Oaklawn, OCMA, Zeta Pi, Scholar's Program. Salk, Steven: Chicago, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Hillel, SNEA, Theta Xi. Sallow, judy: Palatine, Christian Sci. Org., Dorm R.A. and Head Resident, YR's. Sargent, Wayne: San Diego, Cal., Lambda Chi Alpha. Sauer, David: Richmond, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc. Scha- fer, Robert: Arlington Heights, Alpha Kappa Psi, Newman Club, Publications Council, Chrm., Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Schumacher, Elaine: Pe- oria, Phi Chi Theta. Schustack, David: New Ro- chelle, N. Y., Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Chess Club, Hil- lel, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Tau Epsilon Phi Schwartz, Michael: Barrington, Soc for Advance. of Manage., Theta Chi. Seiler, Stephen: Moline, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Ind. Stud. Assoc., Newman Club, OCMA, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi. Sher- man, Kenneth: Chicago, OCMA, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Silski, loseph: Bellwood, Alpha Psi Omega, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Vet's Club. Skeadas, Gus: Litchfield, Dorm Council, Theta Xi. Slater, Sandra: Peoria, Phi Chi Theta, SCOUT, SNEA, Delta Zeta. Smith, Leonard: Peoria, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc. Smith, Richard: Decatur, Brad. Assoc. of Account., IFC, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Smolin, Roger: Chicago, IFC, Zeta Beta Tau, Pres. Sproul, Steven: Dixon, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Brad. Assoc. of Ac- count., Dorm Council, IFC, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Nu, Pres. Stephenson, Michael: Aurora, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc. Sund, Frederick: Peoria, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc. Swan- son, Glen: Park Ridge, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., joint Eng. Council, Theta Chi. Seniors In Business Wig., -.W V 3-4 .4-' ff 9 - Ng l 48 4' 1 f ' s K I tg t i. A a QV 'X VT I1 Ju ' hwy qpl -Q h, l S '53 .' Q' 7, .,.. 'J' 3 . .ggi l if K' 1'- Q WN If if it l 4:4 - ,.,- i is X, J 'i -v Ch 13? F 'lllllif cf! Swartz, Robert: St. Louis, Mo., lnd. Stud. Assoc., OCMA, SCOUT, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Thompson, lohn: Indianapolis, Ind., Chi Rho, YR's, Delta Upsilon. Thorn, Robert: Peoria, Brad. Assoc. of Account., OCMA, YR's. Touretz, Gilbert: Chicago, Econ. Club, Hillel, OCMA, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Assoc. of Account. Unsbee, john: LaGrange, OCMA, Vali- ukenas, Dainius: Chicago, ANAGA, Lecture-Con- cert Com., Pi Kappa Alpha. VanZandt, Michael: Hyattsville, Md., Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., IFC, Lecture- Concert Com., Pi Kappa Alpha. Vreeland, Kenneth: Union, N. J., Amer. Mrktg. Assoc. Wainwright, Frank: Oak Lawn, IFC, Soc. for Ad- vance. of Manage., Theta Xi. Ward, William: Phil- adelphia, Pa., AFROTC, Arnold Air Society, Soph. Class, Vice-Pres., Flying Club, Lecture-Concert Com., YR's, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Who's Who. Wie- land, William: Peoria, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Circle K, Gamma Delta, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Student Center Bd., YR's, Sigma Nu. Winn, Michael: Peoria, Newman Club. Wisinski, Paul: Chicago, Account. Honor Soc., Brad. Assoc. of Account., Econ. Club, OCMA, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Zeta Pi. Wong, Diana: Hong Kong. Wright, Robert: East Peoria, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc. Yetter, lack: Racine, Wis., AFROTC, YR's, Delta Upsilon. Youngblood, Sheila: Peoria, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc. Zancan, Paul: Chicago, Alpha Phi Omega, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., Newman Club, OCMA, Dorm Council. Future Educators Meet State Requirements The College of Education, under the direction of Dean Leo Bent, offers courses designed to meet state requirements for the cer- ification of teachers as well as degrees in all areas of education. The college includes a depart- ment of Special Education, which allows students to assist mentally retarded students in the Peoria school system. 2 Q tl 1 ff 1 5 t if m it ,ig xx X Ei s I ill lf' 'if ,r PB'- llk iz? -vt,-5 f ' . ' . YY' - . ' , --1.-93.3 f ? ftgf1q:1+ltgg,..:g.. mf 2- E Q ,gg its fiat t if W .. . at rs 'fa f gi 'f if MEX Af A - ' ,- , . if . 3 A ml. ' t 4 K tt Ml If 4 H l ' ll, 4:3 as 'N-. ,401-.,s,y,i Arndt, Theodore: Peoria. Brandy, lane: Raymond, Angel Flight, SNEA. Bice, lill: Rockford, Pi Beta Phi, Borden, Ellen: Cin- cinnati, Ohio. Borden, Maureen: Highland Park, SNEA, WRBU. Breese, Pamela: Gas City, Ind., BSSC, SCOUT. Brown, Cynthia: Lincolnwood, Hillel, Stu- dent Center Bd., SNEA, Sigma Delta Tau. Bryson, Paula: Peoria, OCWA, SNEA. Cahan, Melanie: Overland Park, Kan., BSSC, Hillel, SNEA, Pres., Sigma Delta Tau. Carroll, Charlotte: Peoria Heights. Cincere, Alexine: Peoria, SNEA. Cleair, Peggy: Sugar Grove, Chi Rho, SNEA. Clysdale, Margaret: Barrington, BSSC, Chi Rho, Dorm Council, Gamma Sigma Phi, Ind. Stud. Assoc., Dorm R.A., SNEA, Univ. Theater Guild. Cohen, lanis: S. Orange, NJ., SNEA. Cranwill, Karen: Springfield, Angel Flight, Campus Cru- sade for Christ, junior Treas., Student Center Bd., YR's, Gamma Phi Beta. Craw- ford, Linda: Chicago, Dorm Council, BSA, SNEA. Delmastro, Domenica: Pekin, Cam- pus Crusade for Christ, Newman Club, OCWA, SNEA. Doran, Linda: Peoria. Down, Brenda: Wyoming, Chi Rho, SNEA. Eisen, Karen: Highland Park, SNEA, Sigma Delta Tau. Eisenberg, Elise: Highland Park, Hillel. Engelhart, loanne: Flossmoor, WRBU, Bowling. Festen, Babs: S. Holland, Dorm Council, SNEA, Dorm A.R.A. Finke, janet: Evanston, BSSC, Dorm Council, Gamma Sigma Phi, Hillel, Finnegan, Susan: Oak Park, SNEA. Fried- man, Barbara: Prairie Village, Kan., Hillel, Student Center Bd., SNEA, Sigma Delta Tau, Little Sigmas. Gall, Linda: Lake Forest, BSSC, SNEA, WRA, Sigma Kappa. Gerdes, Sandra: Dixon, Gamma Phi Beta. Gold- berg, Linda: St. Louis, Mo., Hillel, SNEA. Goldstein, linda: Glencoe, SNEA, Sigma Delta Tau. Goodman, Susan: Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Dorm Council, Hillel, SNEA. Gorske, Nancy: Elmhurst, AWS, BSSC, Dorm Council, Student Center Bd., SNEA, Pi Beta Phi. Greenleaf, Ann: Webster Groves, Mo., Dorm Council, Student Center Bd., Pi Beta Phi, Pi Lambda Theta. '14-Q. ba- 155 Maxwell, Mary: Peoria, Newman Club, OCWA. Mazza, Mary Lou: Warwick, R.l., Newman Club, Politics Club, SNEA. McDanieIs, Carol: Peoria, Gamma Sigma Phi, Mortar Board, Newman Club, OCWA, SNEA. Meiser, loyce: Peoria. Meltzer, Karen: Hillside, N.l., Student Center Bd., SNEA, Sigma Delta Tau. Moldenhauer, Ethel: Peoria, OCWA, Soc. for Ad vance. of Manage., SNEA. Moss, Linda: Owaneco, SNEA. Munson, Ellen: Abingdon, Dorm Council, SNEA. Nelson, Carol: Peoria, Gamma Sigma Phi. Newton, Diane: Morton Grove, SNEA. Ostwald, ludith: Pekin, SNEA. Podolsky, Sherri: Chicago, SNEA, Sigma Delta Tau. Raynett, Mary: Peoria, Alpha Lambda Delta, Angel Flight, BSSC, Chi Rho, Chimes, Gamma Sigma Phi, Mortar Board, OCWA, Phi Kappa Phi, SNEA, YR's, Pi Lambda Theta, Delta Zeta. Ringness, Margaret: Peoria, BSSC, Gamma Sigma Phi, Ind. Stud. Assoc., Newman Club, OCWA, SNEA. Rizor, Ann: Moline, Student Center Bd., SNEA. Rubin, Sharon: Wantagh, N.Y. Schulman, Connie: Chicago, BSSC, Hillel, SNEA. Seiffer, Sondra: Prairie Village, Kansas, Angel Flight, BSSC, Gamma Sigma Phi, Hillel, SNEA, Delta Zeta. Serone, ludy: DesPlaines, SNEA. Sessler, Donna: Hartsdale, N.Y., Dorm Council, Alpha Epsilon Phi. Sharpe, Susan: Peoria, Gamma Sigma Phi, SNEA WRA, YR's. Terry, Fran: Lincolnwood, Hillel, Stu- dent Center Bd., SNEA, Sigma Delta Tau. Tosto Carol: Elmwood Park, Dorm Council, Merri-Nl ettes, Newman Club, SNEA, WRA, Sigma Kappa Voelker, Kay: Belleville, SNEA, Gamma Phi Beta Wittlin, Ronni: Fair Lawn, N.l., Gamma Sigma Phi Hillel: SNEA. Sv is..,J- 5 ffil -7 39' V1 Hall, Christine: SI louis, Mo., SNl A Hardine, Anne: Galesburg, AWS, Dorm C, ount il, SNl PX, I hi Urns-ga Harris, Carolyn: Shaker Heights, Ohio, Hillel Hauser, Vicki: Silxer Spring, Md., llorrn Council, Gamma Sigma Phi, Dorm RA., SNP-X Herman, Gloria: Pekin, Gamma Sigma Phi, UC W N, Pri-s Hertlein, Sherry: Crewe Coeur, OCWA. Houston, Carol: Peoria, SNEA. Hulva, Vicki: last Peoria, OCWA, YR's. Huser, Billie: Peoria, SNFA, lohnson, Kris: Rockford. lorgensen, Robert: Racine, Wisc., -Xquadettes, SNEA, Cross Country. Kelley, Carol: Bellexille, Cam- pus Crusade for Christ, Student Center Bd., SNEA, Chi Omega. Kolker, Sherry: St. Louis, Mo., AWS, Pres., Panhel, SNEA, Alpha Epsilon Phi. MacMichael, Evelyn: Fair Lawn, N.l., Aquadettes, AWS, BSSC, SNEA, WRA, YR's, Sigma Kappa. Marcus, Dale: Skokie, Panhel, Student Center Bd., Sigma Delta Tau. fp. bv' Ui 'l '?' if fs x.- .,N Y c G 155 fav' ff fi' 5155 'F , - , . syfgzszffitz-a: f az i 1 .4 ty!! w - Bradley Famous For Engineering nd Technolog .j, s . . 'ti The programs in the College of Engineering and Technology, ac- cording to Dean Martin Abegg, are as good as any in the coun- try. The college offers degrees in civil, electrical, mechanical and industrial engineering, as well as a complete technology majors program. A human fac- tors laboratory gives engineering students practical experience in analyzing man-machine rela- tionships. QC ' ,MQ N 'U' E 0 ,A , 4 . rg, -,- A. '- - ' , K ? Ti ' 'ff J7 . . f, 1. HW' 7 N H ig -is 'Par fs i mi I I ., -- I ' . 'E Q CW ' Abegg, Frank: Anchorage, Alaska, IEEE, Pres., joint Eng. Council, Pres., Newman Club, OCMA, Dorm A.R.A., Sigma Phi Delta. Andreas,john: Massapequa Park, N.Y., ASME, Pres., joint Eng. Council, Newman Club, OCMA, Bradley ENGINEER. Anell, Tom: Maquon, IEEE, OCMA. Antonacci, George: River- ton, ASCE, OCMA. Atteberry, Dennis: Peoria Heights, OCMA. Augspurger, Lewis: Peoria, ASME, Circle K, joint Eng. Council, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Track. Austin, Stephen: Des Plaines, Model UN, OCMA. Banich, Dale: De Pue, ASME, joint Eng. Council, OCMA. Barnes, Donald: Peoria, Ind. Stud. Assoc., IEEE, OCMA. Beinor, Stephen: Kankakee. , if ' iw' I AA , . jf' 3 s, j A 2 RN i' 3 ,f Bentler john: Burlington, Iowa, OCMA. Bergstrom ,M ' I 'W K, W Robert: Woodhull. Berki, Donald: Chicago, Indi Lbs? W Stud. Assoc., MDMS, OCMA. Blank, Bruce: Wheel- - ' T ing, ASME, OCMA, SAE. Brauhn, Howard: Men- gm , ,H ,gn J V Q, Y dota, SAE. an ri- ' 'f 4' l T 3 f fwa' I '- ' -f , 1 .rf -' 'L ii: iii., X Bressendorf, Frank: Chicago, ASME, joint Eng. Council, Newman Club, OCMA, Sigma Phi Delta. Broadway, Orman: Pound Ridge, N.Y., Beta Tau Epsilon, lnternat'l Club, Pres., Sigma Lambda Chi, Vet's Club, Construction Club. Brubaker, Martin: Cedarville, AFROTC, SAE. Brumund, Craig: Glen- view, Soccer Club, Phi Kappa Tau, Construction Club. Buckner, Richard: St. Louis, Mo., Ind. Stud. Assoc., Newman Club, OCMA, Pres., Sigma Lambda Chi, Construction Club. Burns, R. Kenn: Robinson, IEEE. Camery, Dale: Dixon, Alpha Pi Mu, AIIE, joint Eng. Council, Dorm R.A. Capek, Tom: North Riverside, IEEE, Pi Kappa ., H ,p Alpha. Catalano, George: Berkeley, ASCE, OCMA. ' W- 'S Cieslik, Gerald: Niles, OCMA, 's N fn' 7' ' 5 ff-72 ,p -A its 7 . , - . i 'V M ijt Kwai I V. I 1 -v 'Jig . I. 78 ff' -.Q fa xg EQ it 'M ' ' f 5+ Q: 'gi :5 Cleair, William: Rock Island, Ind. Stud. Assoc., OCMA. Cole, David: Alpha, Alpha Pi Mu, AIIE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Pres. Condie, David: Spring Valley, AIIE. Conroy, lerry: Chillicothe, ASME, Soc. of Auto. Eng. Dearborn, Dean: Marquette Heights. Debenham, lames: Rochester, N.Y., SAE, De Bruin, Don: Downers Grove, Alpha Pi Mu, AIIE, Pi Kappa Alpha, Swimming. De Pasqual, Edwin: Bloomfield, NJ., Beta Tau Epsilon, OCMA, Mach. Des. and Mat. Soc., SAE. D'Errico, loseph: Paterson, NJ., Beta Tau Epsilon, Model UN, Delta Upsilon. Devine, Allan: Easthampton, Mass., Alpha Phi Omega, OCMA, Soccer Club, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Con- struction Club. Donato, Anthony: Atlantic City, NJ., Vet's Club. Doran, Stephen: Peoria. Drill, Gary: Glenview, Chess Club, SAE. Eddington, Stephen: Morristown, NJ., AEROTC, OCMA, Construction Club. Edmond, Richard: Cohocton, N.Y., Beta Tau Epsilon, Sigma Lambda Chi. Edwards, Bruce: Decatur, ASAE, ASME, Ind. Stud. Assoc. Erber, Wayne: Peoria. Erickson, lerry: Wyanet, Beta Tau Epsilon, OCMA, Sigma Lambda Chi, Construction Club. Field Robert: Yonkers N.Y., Vet's Club, Sigma Lambda Chi, Construction Club. fig. ,, X LJ' it lr-'A' .f 'El-, ,A-' 'PQ t I 'Q 'Bur I y X l 'Wo'-I - ..: 'T I , A 15 I. V , - L ' I ' ft tg.. f' 1 J F... 955 5 --V 1 ,E M I M Nil i 'wQ,,,- BR ,M 5 fx, Quui' it -1+ an I ,nf YN , w. v-fr, V, Fitzpatrick, Kenneth: Farmington, ASCE, Chi Epsi- lon, Pres., OCMA, Flanigan, Robert: Westchester, IEEE. Gaedie, Ronald: Pelham, N.Y., ASCE. Gerulat, Edward: River Forest, AFROTC, Arnold Air Society, Phi Kappa Tau, Track, Cross Country. Gibson, john: Peoria, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE, joint Eng. Council, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pi. Gleason, Edward: Dobbs Eerrv, NY., Ind. Stud. Assoc., IEEE, joint Eng. Council, Newman Club, Vet's Club, WRBU. Gloor, Kent: Springfield, ASME, Gamma Delta, OCMA, WRBU, SAE. Gogats, Ken- neth: Wadsworth, Campus Crusade for Christ, Pres., Student Center Bd., Lambda Chi Alpha. Gollnitz, Paul: Chillicothe. Gormley, lames: Bartonville, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Xet's Club. Groesch, joseph: Springfield, Ind. Stud. Assoc., IEEE, OCMA, WRBU. Haiek, William: Chicago, YR's. Hansen, Richard: Chicago, Construction Club, Har- grove, William: Cahokia, ASAE, Ind. Stud. -Xssoc., Ioint Eng. Council, OCMA. Hawkins, Wayne: Nlil- ford, Conn., OCMA. Hegstrom, Robert: Riverdale, ASCE, Ioint Eng. Council. Herald, lohn: Rochester, NY., Phi Kappa Tau. Hermann, Steve: Quincy, IFC, Delta Llpsilon, Mach. Des, Tech. Club. Hill, Lawrence: Stockton, ASCE, YR's, Conserxative Club. Hinshaw, lay: South Holland, Beta Tau Epsilon, OCMA, Sigma Lambda Chi, Construction Club. Hoemke, jack: Monona, Wis,, IEEE, joint Eng. Coun- cil, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pres. Holstein, james: St. Louis, Mo., AIIE, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., YR's. Honold, Stephen: Peoria, IEEE. Hopkins, john: Stamford, Conn., Ind. Stud. Assoc, Hoppes, john: Frankton, Ind., Beta Tau Epsilon, Mach. Des. and Metal Soc., Pres., OCMA. Hughes, David: Crete, AIIE, B Club, Sigma Phi Ep- silon. Hulting, Thomas: Peoria, ASAE. Hurd, Greg: Springfield, Arnold Air Society, IEEE. Hurdelbrink, Mike: Hinsdale, IEEE, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Hurstack, George: Berwyn, OCMA, SAE. jacobs, Stanley: Chenna, Phi Mu Alpha. janis, Fred- ric: Chicago, ASME, Sigma Phi Delta, SAE, joint Eng. Council. johnson, Alan: Norridge, Mach. Des. and Metal Soc., Theta Chi. . ,f 51---A a-,. 5 . U kiitw Vw.- -df' 4'3- A Q za ' V- 'W . . Y . ,Va ,Q v am, .. 5, 5 ec! gs W .W x 1 v . if . L f -S5 AA Ca 5 Q i, : -as se .,,. . KT7' 'v',':-f-'ft'-T' Fl s ,V .. . Qt Mg rf' at 0 '- Cl X i ... its Y fa- -fi-aw :J. ?I-,fc L .1 'axis i- f, 5--v L. v . M 80 YK , E353 J. Seniors In T Engineering johnson, Allen: Huron, Ohio, ASCE, Pres., Chi Epsi- lon, Pres., Vet's Club, joint Eng. Council. johnson, Stephen: St. Louis, Mo., AIIE, Phi Kappa Tau. jost, Ronald: Hometown, Dorm Council, joint Eng. Co- cil, Dorm R.A. Kania, james: Lombard, OCMA. Kattenbraker, Gary: Caseyville, Alpha Pi Mu, Pres., AIIE, Pres., Dorm Council, joint Eng. Council, Phi Eta Sigma, Pres., Phi Kappa Phi, Dorm R.A., Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pi, Pres. Kayma, Robert: Springfield. Kellett, Michael: Aurora, ASCE. Kisch, Steven: West Orange, N.j., MDT Club. Kissick, Gary: Brookfield. Knackstedt, George: Deerfield, Flying Club, IEEE, joint Eng. Council, YR's, Delta Upsilon. Knoles, Warren: Pana, ASCE, Campus Crusade for Christ, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Koelling, George: Oak Park, Tau Kappa Epsilon. Kritzler, Robert: Ridge- wood, N.j., ASCE, Chi Epsilon Chi, Sigma Tau, YR's. Krueger, Mark: Waukegan, ASCE, Phi Kappa Tau. Kubinski, Karry: joliet, AFROTC, ASCE, Assoc. Stud. Ciovt., Chi Epsilon Chi, joint Eng. Council, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Kullman, Richard: New York, N.Y., OCMA, WRBU. Kurtz, Terrence: Chicago, ASME, joint Eng. Coun- cil, Newman Club, OCMA, Sigma Phi Delta, SAE. lami, Richard: Glen Ellyn, ASME, joint Eng. Coun- cil, OCMA, SAE, Pres. Leppellere, Terrence: Blue Island, OCMA. Lienhart, Dennis: Maroa, AFROTC, AIIE. Lindblom, john: Arlington Hieghts, Dorm Council, Newman Club, Dorm R.A., SAE. Madden, Ted: Lockport. Malone, William: Burlington, Iowa: ASAE, Mach. Des. and Metal Soc., Newman Club, OCMA. Maple, Gerald: Peoria, IEEE, joint Eng. Council, OCMA. Marchetti, Robert: Livingston, N.j., ASAE, ASME, joint Eng. Council, Newman Club, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Phi Delta, Pres. rf' 5:- 'K err J, ? lil IQ.: 'bfi -1-'f CJ ks 5- fc hs Naeymi-rad, Freydown: Tehran, Iran, Internat'l Club, Pres. Nardelli, Gerald: Niagra Falls, N.Y., ASME, OCMA, Pi Tau Sigma, Pres. Naugle, Allen: Galesburg, AIIE, joint Eng. Council, Student Center Bd., YR's, Lambda Chi Alpha. Nesbit, Randall: Belle- ville, AIIE, Campus Crusade for Christ, Dorm Coun- cil, SCOUT. Nordenberg, David: joliet, SAE. Nordlof, Keith: Rockford, IEEE, OCMA. Oge, Terry: Burlington, Iowa, OCMA, YR's, SAE, Mac. Des. and Mat. Club. O'Reilly, Terrance: joliet, Vet's Club. Paschke, Richard: Calumet City, Beta Tau Epsilon, BSSC, OCMA, Mac. Des. and Metals Club. Peterson, Charles: Downers Grove, ASAE, ASME, OCMA. Peterson, Robert: Lombard, Eta Kappa Nu, Pres., IEEE, joint Eng. Council, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pi. Planck, john: Peoria, AFROTC, Arnold Air Society, IEEE, joint Eng. Council, OCMA. Poli- doro, Roger: Yonkers, N.Y., joint Eng. Council, SAE. Pope, lohn: Evergreen Park, Tau Kappa Epsilon, SAE. Powers, Phillip: Peoria, IEEE, joint Eng. Council. Pullman, james: Palatine, AIIE. Reid, Gregory: Para- mus, N.j., Sigma Lambda Chi. Render, Michael: Peoria, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE, Newman Club. Riekena, Roger: Hanna City, Sigma Lambda Chi, Construc- tion Club. Rinkenberger,lames: Morton. Rundquist, larry: Franklin Park, ASCE, Choral, Fly- ing Club, joint Eng. Council, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Tau, Pres., Tau Beta Pi. Salinas, Michael: North Chi- cago, ASAE, ASME, Ind. Stud. Assoc., OCMA. Sather, Gregory: Elmhurst. Marshall, Marvin: Hamilton, AIROIK, Cath-t Comm., ASME, Arnold Air Society, IIC, Omimron Delta Kappa, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi lau Sigma, Sigma Tau, Tau Bt-ta Pi, SAI., Sigma Phi Ipsi- lon, Pres. Marshall, Ronald: Sycamore, -XSCI, thi Epsilon Chi. Marshall, Terry: Peoria, tht-ss tluli, OCMA, Vet's Club, Construction Klub Martin, Hugh: Peoria. Massa, Michael: Pr-Ion, Ot NM, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi. Mau, Larry: Peoria, OCMA, Construction Lluli, Max,lohn: Downers Grove, Newman Club, OLMA, Construction Club. McKinney, Richard: Lansing, BSSC, Circle K, OCMA, WRBU, YR's, The-ta Xi, McMichael, Dannie: Hampshie, OCMA, Meth. Tech. Soc. Millard, David: Peoria, OCMA. Miller, Robert: Bartonville, IEEE. Morgan, james: Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Vet's Club, Construction Club. Morris, Michael: Canton, ASAE, OCMA. Moss, Edward: Marseilles. Mourning, Lindel: Peoria Heights, ASAE, ASME, joint Eng. Council, OCMA, BRADLEY ENGINEER, Editor. 4? ,,,z' . ,,, . Tis. 8' 7,-F' if KT-Sf: if X If . sa ' 1-fi, 'LIL' 2 is J '-- r 'E-' Y' 4 tl fi ., 'A l ' r 4'-I: .-4' X fm as-fl f.- rl 1. ., A ' nj sr , -fc H -P-gay, ' -nc. I 'Sn Q. 7 I N Q . ,A-,gf-1:k I. Il Xs- , , gf 5 if 82 Schauwecker, jay: Bartonville, Ind. Stud. Assoc., OCMA, Sigma Lambda Chi, YR's, Construction Club. Schinzing, Kenneth: Morton Grove, ASME, joint Eng. Council. Schluchter, james: Hinsdale, Ind. Stud. Assoc., IEEE, OCMA. Schmied, Mike: East Peoria, OCMA. Schumacher, Dennis: Peoria, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Tau. Skultety, Keith: Chicago, AIIE, Theta Chi. Smith, jack: jolietg IEEE, OCMA. Stalker, William: Ever- green Park, AIIE, Vet's Club. Stewart, Gregory: Chi- cago, ASME, joint Eng. Council, OCMA. Strutz, Eric: Rochester, NY., ASME, BSSC, OCMA, Pi Tau Sigma. Swanson, David: Yates City. Tegtmeier, john: Peoria, AFROTC, ASME. Terry, Wesley: Paw Paw, OCMA, Soc. of Auto. Eng. Theus, Daniel: Rock Island, Eta Kappa Nu, IEEE, Newman Club, Dorm R.A. Thiersch, Barry: Peoria, ASME, joint Eng. Council, OCMA, Soc. of Auto. Eng. Seniors In ,S T C w ,ii 's-Q13 5354 E .lr-, N-of '41 ,fn Q1-gf :za- f- 'T' Se T --p ,..:'v -5.5 ff -f 3 ,Ai ,I A 4 6.6 Fw Engineering lffe,Q.,..f,'i, . f ia' .K ii Au 4 ' 'rf' e,-' f f 1 f S., . ,M W ah! .. '! '-, fs, isighs, T .i,,,WK.,.-, , 1, cr- P ' r V , . s V . , 7 4-:ev-C5 ff? Q Mi. x X' 'QA ' s ' , ' . A, 1 N' f kg rx, f . ii' HT -rv '25 'Q N ff . ' 5 1 are as an 5 1 a 1 i 1 --1, 'Q-,b lk, Yr' 7 - K I fs 'f 0- t' l' at I-git ,Y ,3 'Zeiss ills. w, -. --W Trepina, George: Berwyn, ASME, joint Eng. Council, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Tau Sigma, Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pi. Truitt, Harry: Schiller Park, AFROTC, Alpha Phi Omega, AIIE, Arnold Air Society, Chi Rho, Flying Club, Student Center Bd. Tulley, Charles: Rochester, N.Y., Tau Kappa Epsilon. Usher, David: Shaker Heights, Ohio, AFROTC, ASAC, ASME, Arnold Air Society, Flying Club, joint Eng. Council, YR's, Delta Upsilon. Varner, David: Rock Island, ASCE, joint Eng. Council, OCMA, YR's. Vehmas, Andrew: Waukegan, Mac. Des. and Metal Soc., YR's, Delta Upsilon. Venter, Edward: New Mil- ford, N.j., Soc. of Auto. Eng. Von Holt, Roger: Brookfield, Alpha Pi Mu, AIIE, Pres., joint Eng. Council, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi. Voss, Harold: Mount Prospect, ASCE, Ind. Stud. A Assoc., OCMA. Wall, james: Fairbury, ASAE, ASME. Wallace, Ron: DesPlaines, Ind. Stud. Assoc., IEEE, f Wallen, Carl: Glen Ellyn, IEEE, Sigma Phi Delta. Ware, Maximilian: Falls Church, Va., IEEE. Webster, Kenneth: East Peoria, OCMA, Soc. of Auto. Eng. West, james: Springfield, Band. Wick- man, Donald: Aurora, joint Eng. Council, Student Center Bd., YR's Delta Upsilon. Williams, Lawrence: Greenwich, N.Y., ASAE. Wimer, Richard: Pittsburgh, Pa., B Club, Construction Club, Sigma Chi, Swimming. l Wong, james: Peoria, AIIE, joint Eng. Council, OCMA. Worthington, Ken: Peoria, AIIE, Wrona, Theodore: Franklin Park, Beta Tau Epsilon, Mac. Des. and Metal Soc. Zimbal, William: Middleburgh, N.Y., IEEE, OCMA. Zimmerman, joseph, Saybrook, Chi Rho, OCMA. i l l Barney, Marshall: Burlington, Wisc., Chess Cluo, OCMA, Soc. for Advance. of Manage. Blue, Ann: Glen Ellxn, Angel Flight, AWS, Model UN, Mu Epsi- lon Pi, Student Center Bd., Pi Beta Phi, Little Sisters of Minerx a. Brown, jeffrey: Forest Hills, N.Y,, Hillel, Model UN. Dennis, Michael: Dillsburg, Pa., YR's, Delta Upsilon. Fasulo, Mary: Chicago, Chimes, Angel Flight, Model UN, Mortar Board, Mu Epsilon Pi, Student Center Bd., Pi Beta Phi. Fineman, Michael: Philadelphia, Pa., Hillel, Model UN, Zeta Beta Tau. Friedman, Perry: Cleveland, Ohio, Zeta Beta Tau. Halbert, Robert: Peoria, Inter- nat'l Club, Model UN, Newman Club, Soccer Club. Hawes,lohn: Oak Lawn, lnternat'l Club, Mu Epsilon Pi, Senate, laffe, Linda: Neptune, NJ., Amer. Mktg. Assoc., Mu Epsilon Pi, Dorm A.R.A. . 4 ' ' vs 'Q 'X fv- 4' sf , ,fs ,., C , ,x X , S I - 3 . ., .xg v W l Q ,I N .S. Students Contend With World Problems The School of International Studies owes its existence to its founder and director, Dr. Nicho- las Nyaradi who, in 1957, estab- lished the first discipline of international relations on an undergraduate level in the United States. The purpose of the school is to prepare its stu- dents for careers in international relations and to provide for the opportunity to gain a better knowledge of current world af- : 4 A fi 9 1-:gy E :KE :TL x . S 'V 5 'vs Monmouth, Chi Rho, Model LN, Rita: Chicago, Aquadettes, Dorm Council, Ind. Stud. Assoc. Kohn, Steven: Evanston, IFC, Model UN, Mu Epsilon Pi, Zeta Beta Tau, Pi fairs. 5-'Q' i 5, 3' Q N ' 23- '- if X, sy- i f Wifi Jig- fi ii H a f- , ff ,.:: G , is XX N Xxx A lohnson, lohn: OCMA. Kehr, tl A -Q , . -6 fx Y it Z 5 A yah , if t n Y rx. . ,Ks . 1. A' fi- Omicron Sigma, Student Center Bd. Petro, Valeria: Danville, Dorm Council, Ind. Stud, Assoc., lnternat'l Club, Model UN, Newman Club, SCOL T, NRS, Rawlins, Katherine: Morrison, Alpha Lambda Delta, B Club, Cheerleader, Chimes, Mu Epsilon Pi, Panhel, Student Center Bd.: Gamma Phi Beta. Rehmer, Susan: Kankakee, Mu Epsilon Pi, Student Center Bd., YR's. Schermerhorn, Charles: Pekin, AFROTC, Arnold Air Soc., Dorm Council, Model UN, Mu Epsilon Pi, OCMA, Dorm RA. Shuck, Pamela: E. Peoria, BSSC, Mu Epsilon Pi, Student Center Bd., Gamma Phi Beta. Siegal, Leonard: Chicago, Hillel, Model UN, Mu Epsilon Pi, Pres., Zeta Beta Tau. Stapp, Vicki: Tucson, Ariz, BSSC, Dorm Council. Stevens,Michael: Hamilton, Ohio, AFROTC, Model UN, Newman Club, WRBU. Tarr, Monty: Peoria. Topoulos, Elizabeth: Naperville, Dorm Council, Internat'l Club, Mu Epsilon Pi, YR's. 83 2 Liberal rts nd Sciences ' x 6 al ji- A s .X ilu ,tit . me ...Q .. .. .. as Y t . t. Expands Facilities The purpose of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, according to Dean lerome H. Manheim, is to awaken and nurture curi- osity, to develop critical thinking and to in- still the love of learning. The college is the largest in the university, and there has been marked physical expansion. In addition to the new facilities for biology, chemistry and physics in Olin Hall, the two new wings of Bradley Hall will be completed by the sum- mer of1970. N .1 ' L 'f - .. Ig., ,fav-.N -. 'fu is ' ' f?e'f1Ssa X 'fx V-f. V .w-5' I I Aw -un. f fit . iff ,Q . F . Am iw., ,Wi ri if . f ,Q2 A I Y I1 fggvff V. 3 .. 'f' , V ge' I as I -s ,B iw f- 1. 4' xt, ht S 5 , I if ' ' 72 .11 QQ.. 'T 1 -- -2. rf if 'S like '?.sf Q. 'S-4 'bx x -A as 'qnzf W Q E Yfv' rw Wi I lx - . I 1' bv Ya-A ,, ' ' s. ' 'i . S' J I 'Q 'f , ,Q 511 .51 Y, X Xiu . l i . . 6 1 I X I . l' T I I ' 42 7,5 Hx 'N fa. LW? ffl., Q . 'Q' 1 , . +9 I e f ff A ' . V' fl-., , is 84 f -I 7 fx. Abel, Sabrasue: Peoria. Allan, Ira: Brook- lyn, N.Y., BSSC, Internat'l Club, Model UN, OCMA, SNEA, History Club. Ander- son, Carole: Orland Park, Alpha Lambda Delta, Pres., Angel Flight, BSSC, Chimes, Mortar Board, Phi Kappa Phi, Psych. Club, Dorm R.A. Apgar, David: Park Forest. Arnold, Eric: Peoria, AFROTC, Arnold Air Society, OCMA, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Kappa Delta, Pres., Pi Sigma Alpha, Senate, Univ. Theatre Guild, YR's, Debate, College Bowl. Atlas, Howard: Long Beach, N.Y., Psi Chi, Student Center Bd., Zeta Beta Tau. Austin, Denny: Washington, BSSC, Econ Club, OCMA, Stud. World Federalist, Pres. Babler, Charles: Mt. Morris, Bradley Chris- tian Fellowship, OCMA. Bachmann, Karen: Maitland, Fla., Angel Flight, Model UN, YR's, Pi Beta Phi. Baker, Nancy: Champaign, BSSC. Balanik, Nina: Ro- chester, N.Y., BSSC, Internat'l Club, Model UN. Bartel, Allan: Chicago, IFC, Sigma Nu. Barth, lohn: Peoria, Vet's Club, WRBU, Alpha Epsilon Rho. Barzelay, William: Westport, Conn., Flying Club, Delta Up- silon. Baskin, Lawrence: Rochester, N.Y., Tau Epsilon Phi. Bay, Stefani: Skokie, En- glish Club, Hillel, Psych Club. Beldin, Cheryl: E. Moline, Gamma Delta, Gamma Sigma Phi. Bernard, David: Chicago, BSSC, CCC, Chi Rho, Circle K. Econ Club, IFC, OCMA, Sigma Delta Chi, Student Center Bd., YR's, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Berndt, Glenn: Chicago Heights, Basket- ball, Besse, Bruce: Fenton, OCMA, Psych Club. Birnbaum, Marc: Highland Park, Econ Club, Hillel, IFC, Model UN, Senate, Zeta Beta Tau. Bishop, Roy: Ithaca, N.Y., Theta Chi, Swimming. Black, Allen: Roselle, OCMA, Amer. Chem. Soc. Blumenthal, Dennis: Chicago, Senate, Alpha Epsilon Pi. Bodnar, Robert: Fair Lawn, N.l., ANAGA, Circle K, Dorm Council, SCOUT. Borden, Scott: Wyoming, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Bowen, L. C.: Benton Harbor, Mich. Bowers, Melissa: Peoria. Bowles, Donald: Peoria, OCMA. Brady, Linda: Springfield, Chimes, Sr. Class Treas., Kappa Tau Alpha, Mortar Board, Newman Club, Panhel, Publications Bd., Politics Club, SCOUT, Sigma Delta Chi, WRBU, Sigma Kappa, College Bowl. Breckel, Connie: La Grange, BSSC, Chimes, SCOUT: YR's, Delta Zeta, Pres. Brischke, Harold: Villa Park, AFROTC, Arnold Air Society, BSSC, Chess Club, Chi Rho, Ind. Stud. Assoc., OCMA, YR's. Brittain, Sherry: Peoria, Chimes, Soph. Class Sec., lr. Class Vice Pres., Merri- N-ettes, SCOUT, Chi Omega. Brooks, Robert: Mt. Prospect, Econ Club. E I Brown, Caryl: Chicago, Dorm Council, lvettes, NAACP, Univ. Theater Guild, Alpha Kappa Alpha, BSA. Brown, Susan: Columbus, Ohio, ANAGA, Angel Flight, Dorm Council, English Club, Panhel, SCOUT, WRBU, Sigma Kappa. Bucheck, Michelle: Merrillville, Ind., Assoc. Stud. Govt., Chess Club, Pres., Dorm Council, Psi Chi, Psych Club, SCOUT, YR's. Budke, Mary: St. Louis, Mo., BSSC, Merri-N- ettes, SCOUT: Gamma Phi Beta. Burbank, Monica: Franklin Square, N.Y., Gamma Sigma Phi, Hillel. Burns, Michael: Haddon Heights, N.j., Econ Club, IFC, Delta Upsilon, Pres., Pi Omicron Sigma. Byrkit, Gary: Peoria, BSSC, Chi Rho, Flying Club, OCMA, Psych Club, Inter-Faith Council. Caldwell, Gwen, Park Ridge, BSSC, Dorm Council, Home Ec Club, Ind. Stud. Assoc., WRA, YR's. Caldwell, james: Mt. Carroll, History Club. Canelakes, Ted: North Chi- cago, Zeta Beta Tau. Carney, Thomas: Peoria, B Club, Swimming. Carrara, Becky: Canton, Alpha- Psi Omega, AWS, Dorm Council, Newman Club, Univ. Theater Guild. Caruso, Melvin: Peoria, Pi Sigma Alpha, Debate. Cassel, Gloria: Peoria, Merri-N-ettes, Model UN, NAACP, Newman Club, OCWA, BSA. Catton, judy: Cuba. Chelikas, Peter: Peoria, OCMA, SNEA. Christenson, David: Geneva, joint Eng. Council, Math Club. Cloyd, Richard: Peoria, Kappa Tau Alpha, SCOUT, Sigma Delta Chi. Cohen, Stephen: New York, N.Y. Collins, Laura: Lacon, Dorm Council, Geography- Geology Club, YR's. 'W A I a 4?-5 9 ' l . u ,ls M -1? ax Wi? i i-1 .. A ai nip '1-1':'1:. ,, A f if g .-. 7 N Ai ae s 'I --ky 'x 1 TJ Ar! T 5. A' fj i . fr lx' . .-'Q' 1'-Ti ' ' I ,ff l :fl lf: is, : ' Y B' 47 L 44 K. ,fssvi vm. 9 Q, ,r- : ' N I.. vi 'V , -. 4 . ,f v , S Colwell, William: Mt. Prospect, Alpha Psi Omega, Univ. Theater Guild. Conard, Howard: Peoria, Chi Rho, History Club. Cook, jere: Peoria, AFROTC, Arnold Air Soc., OCMA. Cooper, Sherry: Skokie, History Club. Cosentino, joseph: Western Springs, IEEE joint Eng. Council, Newman Club, OCMA, Kappa Delta Rho. Coulson, Holly: Peoria, Chi Rho, Mortar Board, Psi Chi, Psych Club, YR's, Sigma Kappa, Pres. Counihan, Bernadette: Batavia, Newman Club, Amer. Chem. Soc., Dorm RA. Crane, Linda: McHenry, Assoc. Stud. Govt., Merri-N-ettes, Student Center Bd., SNEA, Pi Beta Phi. Crawford, Cleda: Belleville, AWS, Dorm Council, Panhel, SNEA, Pi Beta Phi, Dorm Housemother. Crawford, George: Farmingdale, N.Y., YR's, Theta Xi, Pres. Criddle, Calvin: Oakland, Cal., Club, NAACP, BSA, Basketball. Crock, Elizabeth: Indianapolis, ind., Dorm Council, SCOUT, Chi Omega. Crusoe, Albert: joliet, B Club, Dorm Council, NAACP, BSA, Bas- ketball. Culver, joan: Peoria, BSSC. Curtin, Neal: Aurora, Alpha Kappa Psi, Dorm Council, Eton Club, Newman Club. Cutler, Alan: Chicago. Dahl, Brian: Metamora, Soc- cer Club, Amer. Chem. Soc. Dakin, Leslie: Streator, Home Ec Club. D'Atri, Frank: joliet, B Club. Da- venport, Kenneth: Indianapolis, Ind., AFROTC, .Alpha Phi Omega, OCMA, History Club. l -aka 14 fy, bw- ff 1:27 not li Fein, lames: St. Louis, Mo., Freshman Vice-Pres., junior Pres., Dorm Council, Hillel, IFC, Lecture- Concert Comm., Politics Club, Senate, Who's Who, YD's, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Pres., Pi Omicron Sigma. Filippini, David: Rome, N.Y., Theta Chi. Fisher, Barbara: Chicago. Fisher, Kathleen: Toledo, Ohio, Lecture-Concert Comm., SCOUT, Chi Omega. Fitz- patrick, Thomas: Hometown. Fleming, Barbara: St. Charles, Alpha Psi Omega, BSSC, Univ. Theater Guild, YR's, Sigma Kappa. Freund, Martin: Whitestone, N.Y., OCMA. Fricker, Sandra: Rochelle, Angel Flight, Mortar Board, Radio Bd. of Control, Student Center Bd., Gamma Phi Beta. Fry, Roger: Peoria, Mu Epsilon Pi, Pi Sigma Alpha. Fuller, Dianna: Philadelphia, Pa., NAACP, Psych. Club, Dorm R.A., BSA. Gabinski, Shirley: Bloomingdale, Dorm Council, Newman Club, Dorm R.A., YR's. Garner, Robert: Springfield, Nl., Dorm Council, SCOUT, Sigma Delta Chi, Student Center Bd., WRBU, Tennis, De- bate, Univ. Theater Guild. Geller, john: Cleveland, Ohio, Zeta Beta Tau, History Club, Pre-Law Club. Gerlt, Carole: Chicago, BSSC, Merri-N-ettes, New- man Cluh, PanHel, Psi Chi, Psych. Club, Senate, Sigma Kappa, Little Sister of Minerva. Geyer, Roger: Peoria, OCMA, Amer. Chem. Soc. Gilbert, Edward: Harrison, N.Y., Dorm Council, Tau Fpsilon Phi, Bradley Brave. Gilbert, Marsha: Peoria, Gamma Sigma Phi, OCWA. Gingrich, Nancy: Elm- hurst, Dorm Council, Home Ec. Club. Ginter, Daniel: Springtield, Nj., Hillel, Zeta Beta Tau, Foot- hall. Gitz, lim: Freeport, Alpha Phi Omega, Assoc. Si. Govt., CCC, Ind. Stud. Assoc., Model UN, OCMA, Pi Kappa Delta, SCOUT, Senate, Pres: VVho's Who. 1 Goetting, Katherine: St. Louis Park, Minn., BSSC, Gamma Sigma Phi, Student Center Bd., Delta Zeta, Pil-ti-ttf-s. Golata, Kathi: Winfield, Dorm Council, Hillel, Psvc h. Club. 86 ict? it 5 'ff' . asv f V. 2 .f -A , fs. , 5. ls Davis, Richard: Wilmette, Kappa Tau Alpha, OCMA, l l Sigma Delta Chi, YR's. DeMattia, Linda: Melrose Park, Psych. Club. DePersia, Anthony: Floral Park, N.Y., SCOUT, Phi Kappa Tau. Dickerson, james: Peoria, B Club, Newman Club, OCMA. Dietz, Sharon: Indianapolis, Ind., Chi Rho, Dorm Council, Phi Chi Theta, Student Center, YR's, Pi Beta Phi. Doheny, leanne: Lafayette, Ind., Mortar Board, SCOUT, Student Center Bd., Gamma Phi Beta, Pres. Dolan, William: Livingston, NJ., Newman Club, Soccer Club. Dollman, Donna: Succasunna, N.l., Home Ec. Club. Drawer, Lynn: Chicago, Dorm Council, SCOUT, Sigma Delta Chi, Bowling. Dritz, Neil: Chicago, Hillel, IFC, Lecture-Concert Comm., Model UN, Psych. Club, Soccer Club, Stu- dent Center Bd., Zeta Beta Tau. Ebell, lim: Homewood, Phi Kappa Tau. Edmonds, Melanie: Cape Coral, Fla., Aquadettes, Pres., WAA, Chi Omega. Egizii, Susan: Springfield, Angel Flight, AWS, Chimes, Kappa Omicron Phi, Mortar Board, Newman Club, Univ. Theater Guild, Chi Omega. Eisenstein, Tobi: Old Westbury, N.Y. Everett, Mark: Peoria. 5' I wsu? Seq'-.ag gx Y f l r fQgj . ss. ,V ffvx '21-.IT 3- til J- .i F Seniors In Liberal rts l'Q,s 'f . a :1' ,.l 0 L in '-,X ,Z Gustafson, Karen: North Aurora, BSSC, Newman Club, Math Club. Gutierrez, Enrique: Peoria, Delta Phi Delta, lnternat'l Club, Vet's Club. Haisch, Caro- lyn: East Peoria. Hall, Robert: Peoria, Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Kappa Phi. Hand, Christina: Bay Village, Ohio, Home Ec Club, Bowling. Hansen, lohn: Whitestone, N.Y., BSSC, Pres., Gamma Delta, Pres., Psych. Club, Track. Hanson, Steven: Peoria. Harper, Mary Beth: Peoria, Gamma Sigma Phi, OCWA, BSA. Harris, Charles: Cresthill, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Football. Hart, Sandra: Peoria, Alpha Lambda Delta. Hathway, ludith: Waukesha, Wis., BSSC, Home Ec Club, Kappa Omicron Phi, Newman Club, WRBU. Heerde, Marianne: Peoria, SCOUT. Henderson, lane: Deerfield, YR's, Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Club. Hennessey, Carol: Peoria, AWS, CCC, Gamma Sigma Phi, Pres., Newman Club, OCWA, Student Center Bd., SNEA, Who's Who. Hirschfield,David: Highland Park, History Club. Hoag, Dennis: Monica, Amer. Chemical Soc. Hoch- man, Robby: Indianapolis, Ind., Psych. Club. Hoff- man, Bruce: Chicago, BSSC, Hillel, OCMA. Hol- combe, Ginger: Hopewell, N.l., Psych. Club, Order of Diana. Holmes, limmy: Mt. Vernon, N.Y., AFROTC, B Club, Dorm Council, IFC, BSA, New- man Club, Alpha Phi Alpha, Track. Holmes, Kathleen: Decatur, Ga., BSSC, Newman Club, Student Center Bd. Holmes, William: Creve Coeur, Internat'l Club, OCMA, WRBU, YR's, His- tory Club. Honnold, Susan: Peoria, SCOUT, SNEA, Delta Zetz. Horvath, Arlene: Randolph, Wis., New- man Club, Home Ec Club. Howard, Nancy: Peoria. 'X ,.1 ' Q5 9 fi 'V gl if i. Gomberg, Sharon: St. Louis, Mo, llillc-I, Incl Stud Assoc., Comm. Chorus Gould, Harleen: Racinc-, Wisc., Gamma Sigma Phu, Hillc-l, SN! N Graff, lames: Chicago, ANAGA, Brad, Amatc-ur Radio Club, Hillel, Pres., OCMA, SCOUT, VNRBL. Graflam, Kathleen: Cicero, ANAGA, Dorm Counc il, Psi Chi, Psych. Club, Senate, Stuclc-nt Center Bd. Greenberg, Steven: Livingston, Nl., Hrllel, Alpha Epsilon Pi. Greene, Sally: Peoria, Alpha Psi Omega: Univ. Theater Guild. Greenfield, Linda: Louisxrlle, Ky., Dorm Council, Dorm RA. Gregory, Pam: Bernardsville, N.l., Home Ec. Club. Grim, Ronald: Easton, OCMA. Grimm, Nancy: Peoria, CCC, Chimes, Freshman Sec., Merri-N- ettes, Pres., Mortar Board, Panhellenic Council, Senate, Student Center Board, SNEA, Who's Who, Gamma Phi Beta.Grusin,lay: BSSC, Supreme Court, Tau Epsilon Phi, History Club. Gullett, Claudia: Pekin, Campus Crusade for Christ. wtf-v 1 K- - 6' 'if- ,Iv ki : Tw IYN .all Y ' 9 ff 'W f 'Vs T5 , 87 , N H... if :him ., -f 2 ' vs r . r i tg 1 . K It an s f f S 1. ' . ..ga:4f f , 5 'A ii is i as f mdk at i - 'vs r 'aw ' .na . 'r X ' ,M 9 4? 1- ' 'X s. if' fi x ii is Q l -' .31 3111 ,lg - ,, . Y Ax ac.. - F N lay? fn. .ix .,. Q Q., , , ., V.. A . 78 N f ' Q as .. My ia ,, xg? ws . lg Xl , ' ' e - K i V., 551 ,g Q:. P i V x . . Q x .I S Seniors In Kavale, Marilyn: Chicago, Dorm Council, WAA. Kaveney, William: Palatine, AFROTC, Arnold Air Society, Newman Club, OCMA, Bowling, Capt. Kelliher, Richard: Palatine, Newman Club, Psych. Club, Pres., YR's, Theta Chi. Kendall, Reginald: Dugway, Utah. Kienzler, Michael: Springfield, Model UN, Pi Sigma Alpha. Kinsey, Bernadette: North Chicago, English Club, Newman Club, SNEA. Kipka, Robert: Cary, Newman Club, OCMA. Kleiner, Morris: Peoria, Econ. Club, Hillel, OCMA, ,Supreme Court, YD's, Kleinschmidt, Diane: Greenview, Gamma Delta, Home Ec. Club. Klich, Michael: Downers Grove, AFROTC, Arnold Air Society. Knapp, Keith: Bellwood, Sr. Pres., Senate, YR's, Delta Upsilon, History Club, Pi Omicron Sigma. Knaub, Dennis: Peoria, AFROTC, Arnold Air So- ciety, IFC, Phi Kappa Tau. Knezovich, Kathy: Peoria, Gamma Sigma Phi, Pres., Newman Club, Student Center. Koch, Donald: Tremont, Alpha Phi Omega, Ind. Stud. Assoc., OCMA, YR's. Koch, Wesley: Tre- mont, Geography-Geology Club, OCMA, Psych. Club, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., YR's. Koch, William: Peoria, BSSC, Chi Rho, Pres., Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Koehler, Roger: Blue Island, Theta Chi, Pres., Pi Omicron Sigma. Koke, Gerry: Monmouth, ANAGA, SCOUT, Sigma Delta Chi, Sigma Kappa. Komar, Susan: Evanston, Model UN, Student Center Bd. Kovar, Martin: DesPlaines, BSSC, Gamma Delta. 88 . ...A T37 Wx s .K Q A 'cf ii! . , -. ...f a -Q, I .ffm i .. ac H ' l f..o X, 3. 5-fwwwg B., g .. .M . 'fi' X 'ev ,W fs. f ...n .fu ... afa taxtfiesig' if ,1 V ' 55? XJ. .ig,:M,k:, ,Q 5 1, 4 if., ,, '- : ,tw ,gifi-.,,gQ,, , sf 'T' rx Vx N N ff 37-. . v. s,...., . .. .,,N T'-NK ki S 1 l s I K ifxf-35 N.-is SEQ xg' PW Sc- .- ., .WE g x .s :ga Us 1 tg 1, N - -Q, -arf' My . s Hoyne, Linda: Evergreen Park, Newman Club, Psych. Club, SNEA, YR's. Huey, Claudie Ann: Pekin, Dorm Council, Mortar Board, Sigma Alpha Iota, SNEA. Hutner, Glenn: Valley Stream, N.Y., Hillel, Model UN, Alpha Epsilon Pi. Hymen, Allen: Wil- mette, Psi Chi, SCOUT, Zeta Beta Tau. lacobson, john: Blue Island, Theta Xi. lage, Cheryl: Chicago. lohnson, Craig: Ingleside. johnson, William: Park Forest, B Club, Newman Club, Track, Cross Country. lones, Bobbie: Naper- ville, ANAGA, Editor, Angel Flight, BSSC, Chimes, Psi Chi, Who's Who, Sigma Kappa. lones, Larry: Cleveland Heights, Ohio, IFC, Model UN, Psych. Club, SCOUT, Zeta Beta Tau. loseph, Sharyn: Chicago, Univ. Theater Guild. ludd, Sharon: Peoria, Gamma Sigma Phi, Newman Club, Psych. Club. Kabler, Robert: Franklin Park, Alpha Phi Omega, OCMA, Amer. Chemical Soc. Kaplan, Barb- ara: LaCrosse, Wis., Dorm Council, Hillel. Kaptain, David: Elgin, Amer. Chemical Soc., YR's. Karchmar, Larry: Chicago, Dorm Council, Hillel, IFC, Politics Club, YD's, Alpha Epsilon Pi. Karna, Oiva: Houston, Texas, AFROTC, Alpha Phi Omega, Arnold Air Society, Campus Crusade for Christ. 'YB 'W gy . s.-...C QA- 343 Al 1, 1. ff? '12 aa f'Fs , -.v ,fr -1.2 19 :iw i ii .gi Z X Y'Z.c' i Krause, Helen: Peoria, Alpha Lambda Delta. Kuchar- ski, Richard: Burnham, Dorm Council, Model UN, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Dorm R.A. Lauer, Rob- ert: New York City, N.Y., Zeta Beta Tau. LeCocq, Ann: E. Peoria, English Club, Newman Club, SCOUT, Counterparts. Lee, Romaine: Trenton, NJ., Politics Club, BSA, Alpha Kappa Alpha. Levine, Barry: Chicago, Hillel, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Greek Week Chairman. Levinson, Alan: Wilmette. Levy, Carole: S. Orange, N.j., Hillel, WRA. Levy, Douglas: Hicksville, N.Y., Chess Club, Dorm Coun- cil, Hillel, Pres., Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Sigma Alpha, Politics Club, SCOUT, YD's, Tau Ep- silon Phi, History Club. Lewis, jeff: Glenview, Amer. Mrktg. Assoc., YR's, Delta Upsilon, Lewis, joseph: New York City, N.Y., B Club, Bas- ketball Team. Lieb, jackie: Highland Park, History Club. Liebert, Clare: Milwaukee, Wisc., Alpha Lamb- da Delta, Newman Club, Phi Kappa Phi, Amer. Chemical Society. Lofdahl, Marlene: Peoria, OCWA. Loitz, LaDonna: Grant Park, Chi Rho, YR's, History Club. Lanners, Peter: Skokie, B Club, Newman Club. Lubel, Kathy: Washington, D.C. AVA: IL 5 ,-5' S.. S K E- Z' .-P4 Z' 'x 3 3 xv, A 4 X 1' 'n Wx ' ff 'bp - 4, .bw 3 5 - A 4 fs . 'ET' ' K+. -ff Liberal Arts And Sciences Lurie, jan: Elmhurst, BSSC, Hillel. McCartney, Mary: Meredosia, Alpha Lambda Delta, Ind. Stud. Assoc. Phi Kappa Phi, Psi Chi, Psychology Club, Student Center Bd. McDaniel, Mickey: Birmingham, Mich., BSSC, Newman Club, Psych. Club, Student Center Bd., Sigma Kappa, McDonald, Kathleen: Granite City, Alpha Lambda Delta, Aquadettes, BSSC, Phi Kappa Phi, Dorm R.A. McLaughlin, judith: Willi- mantic,Conn. McNair, james: Lombard, Alpha Kappa Psi, OCMA. Mangiameli, john: Chicago, Theta Chi. Mannino, Sam: Villa Park, Phi Kappa Phi, Martin, Linda: Lix- ingston, N.I., Panhellenic Council, Phi Kappa Phi, Psi Chi, Student Center Bd., Chi Omega. Marty, Susan: Lincoln, Lecture Arts Comm, SCOUT, Sigma Delta Chi, Gamma Phi Beta, Meek, Donna: Morris, Angel Flight, Meri-N-ettes, YR's, Chi Omega. Mehawich, Gregg: Ringoes, Nl., Chi Rho, Pres, Dorm R.A., YR's. Meischner, Ken- neth: Washington, Mellens, Walter: Hickory Hills, Dormffouncil, Ind. Sutd. Assoc., Newman Club. Mil- ler, judy: Watertown, Wisc., CCC, Angel Flight, Chimes, Class Officer, V. Pres., Lecture-Concert Comm., Who's Who, Gamma Phi Beta, Homecom- ing Steering Committee, Homecoming Queen Fi- nalist. Molenaar, Richard: Saginaw, Mich., YR's, Delta Up- silon, History Club. Monday, james: Plainfield, Ind. Stud, Assoc., OCMA, SCOUT. Moroni, james: Elk Grove Village, BSSC, lnd. Stud. Assoc, Psych. Club? SCOUT, Senate, Student Center Bd., VYRBL. Moul- ton, jennifer: Peoria, Amer. Chem. Soc. Muller, Keith: Peoria, ANAGA, Psi Chi, Pres., Psych Club, SCOUT. 1 'TA Muni, Roy:Peoria, B Club, Football. Murray, Ray: Peoria. Myers, lack: Canton, Cieography-Geology Club. Myers, Steve: Overland, Mo., Alpha Phi Omega, Pres., OCMA. Nash, jeff: Freeport, Chi Rho, Flying Club, lnternat'l Club, Psych. Club, YR's, Delta Upsi- lon. Nauman, Thomas: Metamora, Newman Club. Nelson, Louise: Lacon, Lecture-Concert Comm., SNEAg YR's, Gamma Phi Beta. Nelson-Hawkins, Fiona: Palatine, AWS, Dorm Coun- cil, lnternat'l Club, Model UN, PanHel, WRBU, Chi Omega, Little Sisters of Minerva. Neuhoff, Dorothy: Peoria. Newman, Lee: Chicago, Hillel, WRBU. Nickells, Michael: Lansing. Nixon, Richard: Oak Park, Band, Ind. Stud. Assoc., lnternat'l Club, OCMA, WRBU, Alpha Epsilon Rho, Pres. wg' . 'Pigs L: vi ,Q ' :I- - -- . V A X fm i l li il V2 L Y x r ' U 4 ! ,gg .t .I I g X 'M 1' Q 'If' ,W T ii 2... . Q Q tl .AS 4, P s X K 'L ...Af .i 35' , z I ' !fl A N 'sw 5:-is Qs lc., w-...E s 'mr ng Aft. S 1 Marci- tt ss f fi .. 'X . . ,, at V . N , Q, X . , ,,,,.- - ff' , if Q? 'V 'V ' 9... v',51f4.-.- ew af . --1 ' A - 1 . . , J- 'af fa- . 4 54. A , L - 's ag a , - , 1 g : 4 fi, 3. ., ' 1 , . 4 - - 55 1. 'P ' 1 Q 11, p ag' - x :if at .,,, s ,fe mf --ww A - W Ju ' 1. l' Ag. rv' lx ,S . I 7 4. V r .: A, . , .1-', . f 1 f.. 'Y 5, . YV Pt V ,ig sig? V x .1 'M ' li . CAA ' -215' Q hw i 5 uf' 'YP' . .... ai U 5 .:',,f-pv ,. 5 Qs:-f 'FWS Y. . M5 53 O'DonneIl, Edward: Peoria, SCOUT, Vet's Club, History Club. Orten, Susan: Kirkwood, Mo., BSSC, Chi Rho, Home Ec. Club, Kappa Omicron Phi, Pan- Hel, Sigma Kappa. Ostrow, Glenn: Springfield, NJ., Hillel, Model UN, OCMA, Alpha Epsilon Pi. Page, leanette: Oneida, Home Ec. Club, SNEA. Passarelli, Ralrghz Springfield, Band, Dorm Council, English Clu . Perkins, Patrick: Peoria, Newman Club, OCMA. Pierce, Norbert: Sandusky, Ohio, WRBU, Football. Pierce, Virginia: Peoria, BSSC, Psi Chi, Psych. Club, Dorm R.A. Plass, Bette: Addison, Dorm Council. Post, Linda: Peoria, Alpha Lambda Delta, Chorale, Sigma Alpha lota. Pounds, Karen: Peoria, Angel Flight. Rader, Carol: Mt. Vernon, N.Y., Dorm Council, Hillel, WAA, Sig- ma Delta Tau. Randall, Frank: AFROTC, Band, BSSC, Flying Club, Ind. Stud. Assoc., OCMA, Radio Bd. of Control, Pres., WRBU. Rapoport, Cindy: Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Hillel, YD's. Rapp, Stephen: Rochester, N.Y., Psi Chi, Psych. Club, Student Center Bd., Sig- ma Chi. Reed, lohn: Peoria. Reents, larry: Peoria. Reilly, lanice: Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, English Club, Inter- nat'l Club, Counterparts, Editor. Reitman, Harris: Bayside, N.Y., Model UN, SCOUT, Supreme Court, History Club, Counterparts, Zeta Beta Tau. Rem- bacz, Bonnie: Chicago, Psych. Club. Reporto, Diane: Park Ridge, Alpha Psi Omega, Pres., Newman Club, Phi Kappa Phi, Univ. Theater Guild. Resutko, Lawrence: Mokena, Geography-geology Club, Newman Club, OCMA. Rich, David: Buffalo, N.Y., Chi Rho, Inter-Faith Council. Roberts, Gary: Rochester, Minn., Soph. Pres., Dorm Council, Econ, Club, Omicron Delta Kappa, Pres., Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Kappa Delta, Pres., Senate, Supreme Court, Who's Who, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pres., College Bowl. Robinson, Carolyn: Maywood, Chi Rho, Dorm Council, Gamma Sigma Phi, WAA, Pres., YR's. S- K Seniors In Liberal rts Schultz, Robert: St. Louis, Mo, Schwalge, Christina: Evanston, Dorm Council, Gamma Delta, Home Ec. Club, Student Center Bd., YR's, Chi Omega. Scott, leanne: Springfield, Chimes, Gamma Sigma Phi, Ind. Stud. Assoc., Model UN, Mortar Board, Pres., Newman Club, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Gamma Mu, Pi Kappa Delta, Pi Sigma Alpha, Senate, WRBU. Seigel, Steven: Springfield, NJ., Psych. Club, Sigma Delta Chi, Pres., Zeta Beta Tau. Sensenig, Larry: Reading, Pa., Psi Chi, Psych. Club. Serczyk, Richard: Chicago, AFROTC, Arnold Air Society, Dorm Council, Lecture-Concert Comm., Model UN, Newman Club, SCOUT, Sigma Delta Chi, Student Center Bd., WRBU, YR's, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Sheppy, Robert: Oak Lawn, IFC, Pi Sigma Alpha, Theta Chi. Sims, Margaret: Homewood, Econ, Club, Newman Club, Phi Kappa Phi. Simunek, Frank: Port Washington, N.Y. Skovron, lames: West Newbury, Mass., Newman Club, Baseball, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Slaman, lohn: River Edge, N.l., Campus Crusade for Christ, SCOUT, Sigma Delta Chi, Lambda Chi Alpha. Snyder, Carole: Riverside, BSSC, SCOUT, Sigma Kappa. Soll, Linda: St. Louis, Mo., Angel Flight, AWS, BSSC, Sr. Sec., Dorm Council, Hillel, PanHel, Pi Sigma Alpha, Senate, Student Center Bd., Sigma Delta Tau, Pres. Spacht, Ann: Peoria, ANAGA, BSSC, Pres., SCOUT, Student Center, Chi Omega. Spiegel, Michael: Skokie, BSSC, Hillel, OCMA, Amer. Chem. Soc. Staley, Edward: Philadelphia, Pa., Alpha Epsilon Rho' 1 AFROTC, OCMA, Radio Bd. of Control, SCOUT, WRBU, Soc. for Advance. of Manage., Who's Who' Counterparts. Stern, Nancy: Omaha, Neb., Hillel Pres., Sigma Alpha Iota, SNEA. Stewart, Ray: Han- over, Dorm Council, Pres., IFC, Delta Upsilon, Pres, Stewart, Sara: Chicago Heights, YR's. Stone, joseph: Newton, Mass., Hockey Club, History Club. 1 1 Stone, Susan: Lincolnwood, Alpha Psi Omega, Univ, Theater Guild, SNEA. Stout, Richard: Chatham, Psych. Club. Stratton, Cheryl: Pekin, Chi Omega. Suhre, DeArle: Hamel, Home Ec, Club, YR's. Sum- mers, Daniel: DesPlaines, Q Roeder, Susan: Muslim-gon, Mich., Ciarnina lit-lla, Ind. Stud. Assoc., Psych. Club Rogers, Stephen: Peoria, AIROIC, -Xquatlt-ttt-s, Arnold -'Xu Sotit-ti, lI1lt'I'I1dl'l Club, Psyc h. Club. Rohlman, William: Strealor, B Club, OCMA, Baskt-tball Rosen, Lee: Shakur Heights, Ohio, Hillel, Politit s C lub, It-ta lit-ta Tau, History Club. Rowe, David: Northbrook, Ilxinig Club, Phi Alpha Theta. Rubin, Sherilyn: St. louis, Mo., ANAGIX, Asst. lditor, Alpha Epsilon Phi, Pres., Little Sigmas. Salacuse, joe: Niagara Falls, N.Y. Sauer, Richard: Parma, Ohio, Chess Club, Ind. Stud. Assoc., History Club. Scherb, David: Wyckoff, Nl, IFC, Model IIN, Politics Club, YR's, Delta Upsilon. Scheutzow, Edward: Home- wood, OCMA, Psyc h. Club. 1 Schaer, Larry: East Peoria, Alpha Phi Omega. Schiff- man, William: Passaic, N.l., OCMA, Tau Kappa Lpsi- lon. Schlessinger, Sandra: Milwaukee-, Wis., Hillel, Home Ec Club. .Q I .. ,ilk -145 Y 'L ' . - i s l 'MQ I9 vs - , '- 0, f , 'Q f . g s - f .ft A ' ' 7' I x I 1' -3 - g K ,V ' .,f 'fir -i ' Q s 1 .4 i W , - rv I .. s ix V V ,..,....W . 3 I ' ,M I . 6 . I ' . H .1 Qs .sq ia' fi 3' su .,H1fsi,aa , -:fi -i it t , -cv .. - .V-V y- - :rn ,Q f ,f i Q .-.. 5 .gt ' I l f fl ' ai . .Q 3 I I Ks. 'X QI I ? , I , ' , I , .:.. ..i 13 X I .t -if fill' .iii L f ' 11' 'UD xx hi, li ' Tifizffifiifif Y. t' 'Vu Sutula, Priscilla: Suffield, Conn., BSSC, Internat'l Club, Newman Club. Sweet, David: Polo, Phi Eta Sigma, Am. Chem. Soc. Swenson, Nancy: Indianapo- lis, Ind., Aquadettes, Student Center Bd., WRA. Taradash, Lynn: Chicago, Dorm Council, Hillel. Thompson,lohn: Park Forest, Model UN, OCMA. Thompson, Marcia: Kenmore, N.Y., BSSC, Dorm Council, Newman Club. Tibbetts, Helen: Deerfield, Dorm Council, WRA. Tracy, lacqueline: Pittston, Pa., Gamma Sigma Phi, Newman Club, Dorm R.A. Trimarco, Sandi: White Plains, N.Y., SNEA, WRA. Troy, Mary Ellen: Highland Park. Ulmer, Ron: Peoria, B Club, YD's, Lambda Chi Alpha, Basketball. Van Hulle, Kenneth: East Moline, OCMA, Psych Club. Voigt, Richard: Greenville, R.I., Sigma Chi. Volland, Gayle: Arlington Heights, Alpha Lambda Delta, Christian Science Org., Phi Kappa Phi. Ward, Winifred: Cahokia, Angel Flight, Assoc. St. Govt., Band, BSSC, Chimes, Pres., Dorm Council, Panhel, Pi Kappa Delta, SCOUT, YD'S: Debate, Delta Zeta, Little Sisters of Minerva. S fi 5' i f ' fat-'ii luv ',,f-v - AI Seniorsln Liberal rts nd Sciences ffl' ' if - 'x i i if se- 1 , .. - ' v 'I A ' 'H' ' 'var if k -' ' 5. T' ., -. F Y ., , A ' i Q V f ki' 3 , . Y R t . . 4, .f .LM4 .' I , ' 1, . ..i f N My '- I 4 , A , - ' ' -1- , ' ,O . 'XY Q c 0 -. 1 .1 D' . , , . . . , if-:inf ' if :Qjf is il if iifiiif 92 1 mv ' Warren, Lynn: Chicago, Hillel, Student Center Bd., Sigma Delta Tau. Wasson, Michael: Trivoli, Alpha Phi Omega, Newman Club, SCOUT. Webb, Sharon: Nashville, Tenn., Chi Rho, Chorale, Lecture- Concert Comm., Pi Kappa Delta, Dorm R.A. Weder, Wanda: Highland, Angel Flight, Chimes, Dorm Council, Kappa Tau Alpha, Dorm A.R.A., SCOUT, Young Amer. for Freedom, YR's, Little Sisters of Mi- nerva. Wessel, Patricia: Belleville, Alpha Lambda Delta. Whinery, George: Grand Rapids, Mich. Williams, Nancy: Pittsburgh, Pa., Chorale, Ind. Stud. Assoc., OCWA. Williams, Paula: Bellwood. Winicker, ludith: Galesburg, Gamma Sigma Phi. Woelfle, Edna: Peoria, Phi Kappa Phi, SNEA. Woith, Terry: Pekin, Assoc. St. Govt., IFC, Pres., loint Eng. Council, ODK, Senate, Am. Chem. Soc., Student Center Bd., Who's Who, Pi Omicron Sigma, Phi Kappa Tau. Wolfson, ludith: Springfield, Dorm Council, Hillel, Univ. Theater Guild. Wright, Law- rence: Pecatonica, Band. Yare, Rhoda: O'Fallon, Aquadettes, Dorm Council, Hillel, Dorm A.R.A., WRBU. You, Aleta: Honolulu, Hawaii, Pi Kappa Delta, Dorm R.A., SNEA, Little Sigmas. Young, David: South Haven, Mich., Econ Club, Ind. Stud. Assoc., Mu Epsilon Pi, YD's, YR's. Young, Robert: Peoria, Geography-geology Club, Pres. Zelinka, lacquelyn: Aurora, Alpha Lambda Delta, ANAGA, Christian Science Org., Pres., Internat'l Club, Pi Sigma Alpha, Pres., Interfaith Council. Zgodny, Elliot: New York, N.Y., Assoc. St. Govt., Model UN, History Club, Law Club, Zeta Beta Tau. Zivitz, Marv: Philadelphia, Pa., Kappa Tau Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Kappa Delta, SCOUT, Editor, Sigma Delta Chi, WRBU, Debate. Zuckerman, Barry: Bradford, Pa., OCMA, YR's. Zywotko, Darlene: Pittsburgh, Pa., Home Ec. Club, YR's, Sigma Kappa. Fink, Mary Kay, Peoria, Alpha Lambda pe' Delta, Band, Chimes, Newman Club, Sig- ma Alpha Iota, Pres, Frankel, lacquelinez Miami, Fla., Hillel. Mannahan, Susan: Can- ton, Band, Sigma Alpha Iota. Perrilles, Donald: Peoria, Band. Ransden, Keith: Summit, Band, Phi Mu Alpha, lau Band. Shook, Penny: Yellow Springs, Ohio, Al- pha Lambda Delta, Band, Sigma Alpha Iota,Pres. Shrader, lames: Berwick, Pa., Band, Cho- rale, Phi Mu Alpha, Pres. Taylor, Cather- ine: Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Band, Chorale. Tiffan, Diane: Chorale, Dorm Council, Sigma Alpha Iota. Upton, Greg: Peoria, Chorale. Voss, Susan: Peoria, ,Alpha Lamb- da Delta, Chimes, Chorale, Gamma Sigma Phi, Newman Club, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Alpha Iota. Wormer, Margaret: Peoria, Chorale. , .Iwi 1? N rv' 'vs i fl T4 . ig... ' n . V P' g 4 ' 'illirxi 'gg W T' 1 , 5 IS' Q' g I ,iv V F . lg. R V C Q y W, , N i ' 1 ' 1 wt' at x I ' tv it I .N 'Z' lf?gy5:,,, F -,f , -. ' . -. ' . . f .. mi Q L+ . t X .- fl 1 Music Perfects I G A Talent And Skill The School of Music prepares students 'A for professional careers. Headed by I ' ' Dr. Allen Cannon, the school offers courses in theory, composition and applied music. I! I i a Speech And Hearin Serves Communit Under the direction of Dr. james Mullendore, the College of Speech and Hearing offers the graduate and undergraduate student actual field ex- perience through its operating clinics M and laboratories. us, Becker, Hetty: Lincolnwood, AWS, Dorm Council' Hillel, Panhel, Senate, Sigma Alpha Eta, Alpha Epsi- lon Phi. Brooks, Sara: Old Bridge, Nl., BSSC, Hillel, Sigma Alpha Eta, Capen, Cheryl: Elmhurst, Sigma Al- pha Eta, Pi Beta Phi. Fosman, Marcea: Springfield, Nl., Gamma Sigma Phi, Hillel, Sigma Alpha Eta. - Liska, Helen: Glenview, Dorm Count il. 4 F' 7 Morris, Ann: Chicago, Angel Flight, Campus Cru- sade for Christ, Chimes, Dorm Council, Ntortar Board, Sigma Alpha Eta, Student Center Bd 1 SNEA J rf Mullendore, Richard: Peoria, IEC, Pres., Senate, Sigma .Alpha Eta, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Prichard, Patricia: Peoria, Gamma Sigma Phi. Ruben, Naomi: Chicago, Hillel, Dorm R.A., Sigma Alpha Eta, SNEA Schaffer, Laurie: Peoria, CCC, Psych Club, Sigma Alpha Eta, Sigma Delta Tau, Sear, Marilyn: Chicago, Angel Flight, BSSC, Hillel, Mortar Board, Sigma Alpha Eta, Student Center Bd, SNEA, Sigma Delta Tau. Smith, Elnora: Peorial OCVVA, Sigma ,Alpha Eta, SNEA, YD's. Stein, Suz- anne: Milwaulcee, Wisc., Hillel, Lecture-Concert Comm., Sigma Apha Eta, Student Center Bd., Alpha Epsilon Phi. Young, loanne: Pekin, Angel Elight, Sigma ,Alpha Eta, Gamma Phi Beta. Zitman, Nancy: Chicago, Hillel, SNEA. 93 fx 'Vx E l . . J , N 'Ul 5 93' . H f' .. ' 9 f'v c or A I 5 I . X .I , X. 3-. I ' -. e , AV 5 fr' . ' x 1 4' h , c. gpff . . f K SPORTS provide increased participation, tough competition Braves Kickoff With Great Optimism -.-we t-,-A-gil W7 Yeti 4 la W. .,,,.,. ,js -4' nail I' 'ff -B 2 s. as s t .-A149 1,9 1' 74'- P lb, fp r. Q -NJC n is 5 N-. . '- A W 9 , Er' B We 1 4 ' .V .,,,,, Ek M 38 Y ?'7!'iZ in-J' ka! f . n Af 8 96 On the Credit side ot Bradley Football ledger enter one victory and only tour seniors graduating. On the debit side, enter eight defeats, the availability of only a handful of scholarships and the absence of a quarterback. Ae- Cording to Coach Billy Stone, everything will depend as it does every year on the number of key injuries incurred. ABOVE: With Doug Steele running Interference quarterback Larry Selinger sets up running pass pattern. ABOVE CENTER1 Finding himself 20 yards deep rn Bradley Territory punts the Braves into a safer tield position. RIGHT1 The Bradley blrtz proves successful as one Brave lineman throws Western Illinois tor a loss. ACROSS: lim Vvienstien appears to be giving the ret a hand in lteeptng his eye on the ball, -Q v'-v ---v ' ' - l-iq I. iwl1kqi0lJ ' g ' ' rv Q..g 4. 4 9 .. if 3 ,. '.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.'-f.f'-'- Q kv - , .-.ug 52:7 f KQV ' -v-' 1'-Q ! ':,:, ' ygWQf s 'cf'-16,11 i yi 0 ,n S . N. fn 7521.5 . L1 . 'xl 4 S if f ' f ww' '- 1 if-rf' -gf 'hi b 4 -n , - ' 'A 'iii ,. f1Q,f'l-3 3'-r lib, 5 V I h f 'T , f A ,, 6- ,, we 3, gf,-A A ,. if ,'Slj'f1 4' ll ff a up ,, Kmzf'A I ' 'sf V .A rv' . 1, ' ' . 'vw' 3 '- J Xin. 11 X . ug. it - I. ' ,- a If C Qt - ul A' K Q -'QAM . . .4 f , ,' . .Tv If - 'U v I . 0 , 4 N54 N: - , Ma' 4, tj-Z, ff . , S .il I rv, 3- ' ' ' X v I' ff 1 ,v I IZ . I7 . .?,, , . V if F am A Mgwf, , af. px' ' ,iq ,Q F R o I. iw , -8 I. 5' Y ,wk ' 1:n'1'g,'a Q l A 's'l'i'. ,,. ', '- x fiuexbviy. g . 3 'Six Qu., . ', ' YgS i:i 4 ' if -in Yana ffy. , '11- 4? 3 if,-3 ,,'eil.t,an4 .45 v. A i 'mf' 2i'1-ww 'fn' 1,y.r.f f, I rl I ,I W F 'x xx 5 Q . X -Fr 1 0 . - . 5 , 1 i, , 1 97 l ,A Injuries End Hope For A Winning Season The Braves who ended their sea- son with a 27 - 7 loss at Illinois State, will have a new quarter- back next year. Larry Selinger and Tim Ellis both graduate Others graduating are flanker Tim Rassi and guard Norb Pierce, the team captain. With most of the team returning, Stone has high hopes for a good season next year and a prayer for a new quarterback. RIGHT: The Braves' offensive line crouches wait- ing for the snap ofthe ball. BELOW RIGHT: Frank Fraga cries out as a Western Illinois linesman brings him down. BELOW: Larry Selinger and Norbert Pierce set up blocking for the ball car- rier. LEFT: Fullback, Steve Beemer, leaps high to catch a pass. i 1 l li QQ wal if 'iv , 5 4 ,y,,,ig , J ga 3 ' 1 Q an fa E was l li W 5 T if I af, , .. , g 1 If K ' gy X Q M lil 3 4, V , Y at Q J , 'ni Q N U g I 1. V . , ffl' A I ' ir I v Q. , I I tb 1 2 ,, . t . , 11,5 1 . Q, 1 . ,, 1 Y 1 ' if A , r-' 'ua - 'haw ' -B Sn' N, MA O 0 ' 'nv K A A 'x A fyfmsl. If 4 l 2, f V -Q 9 4 1 is , X' ' I' 1 ' I X ' ' 1 ' 1 f 0' v ' ' 0 I I. I I I. Q 1 I . ' I 4 I I 1 I I ' :Y A-A v- --- . '.-.f--Q- 1' . -ah 'I' Al? X - 'uw lb DF' as 2 Q.. I v if 'Wnr' Us 1 4? 4 1 Y I PM J f 43?-H '1n!O Y- M , '05 Q . '.9-91:2 99 f r Vg, HE ,L l 1: I I an 4 tl, P 3 E 'I 4 J s .il '-'-- Braves Football Spirit Gives Hope For Next Season Seldom in athletics has so much been accomplished with so little. Bradley football has no mass scholarships, no athletic dorm- itory, and no stadium. Bradley does have only two assistant coaches, no depth in player per- sonnel, and no spring practice. The 1969-70 squad's 1-8 record reflected how little the team had to go on. But, the spirit was still there and 16 of this year's 22 lettermen will be there when the grid season opens next fall. BELOW: FOOTBALL TEAM: Front Row: Steve Hefner, Cteorge Peternell, Dick Isaacson, john Knowles, Cireg Mohns, Steve Stanger, jim Dono- hue, Tim Rassi, Mike Kepple, jeff Ornstein, jim Weinstein, Ciary Busse, Chuck Kalb, jack Collins, Pete Hoener, Chris Lemke. Second Row: Scott Ascher, Danny Drake, Steve Beemer, Dave Ed- wards, Dave McDonough, Tim Ellis, Tom Steph- ano, Doug Steele, Dan Shipman, Mike Plessner, Roger Maxfield, Dave Hebenstriet, Tim King, Norm james. Third Row: Coach Billy Stone, Keith Wagner, Norb Pierce, Tom Whitney, Dick Gun- nar, Mark Bolton, jack Weich, Ed Cabrielson, Gil Renner, Ernie Pierantoni, Larry Selinger, Ed Kuester, Bob Witherell, Steve DeSmet, Coach jim Spink, Coach Ron Maestri. FAR RIC-HT: HOCKEY CLUB: Front Row: jack Walter, Bill Taylor, Nick Kintgios, Tift Bates, Paul Wrubleski, Steve Meyer. Back Row: Clyde Klaczek, john Cikulin, Lou Carrozza, joe Nowosielski, Pete Howkinson, Tom Dittmeier, Bill Dobbeck, Paul Curran, john Thorp, jack Wiertel, ' Emmy 1 Ill '0- Hockey Club Tries For Varsity Status In its second year, Bradley's Hockey Club made a concerted effort to become a recognized varsity sport. Although lacking financial support from the uni- versity, the team played well against established schools, and inspired hope in team nfernbers and fans alike for varsity status and financial sponsorship for next season. ll'-'wus-no-q Bah .r AW,,, W 9- er-,-.t . 0 nd The Going Graduall Gets Tougher ...Q Bradley's basketball Braves opened the 1969-70 sea- son with a 107-67 romp over the University of Texas at Arlington. Five wins later, the Bradley squad re- ceived its first home loss in sixty games, falling to Murry State, 72-60. The next week saw Bradley on a road trip that took the Braves to a third place finish in the Utah Classic, a 101-78 loss to Tulsa's Golden Hurricanes in the Missouri Valley Conference open- erg and an 89-60 loss to the St. Louis Billikens. ABOVE: Cal Criddle t41J and Frank Sylvester l54l crowd the action as Frosh guard lim Zimmerman t20J passes off. TOP CENTER: Gonna take heap big med- icine to pull this one out. TOP RIGHT: Center Gene Gathers gathers in rebound from above. FAR RIGHT: Forward loe Lewis goes high to Claw at rebound as Northern Michigan cager watches from comfortable spot on the floor. BOT- TOM CENTER: Crlddle pulls ahead ofthe pack and goes all the way. 901.2 H S. , V51 Z I 5 ur 'I ff 10 I -MA V X 104 inn-1 131 ly QHDLEP 'i.-. , '--.R A S ii-an , 1--ni K if A -:JW TQ 'L-1 1 Braves Gel At Mid-season UL ,fl Ji .S- -' E, ----1 !F 'Av l s - ' . 1 1 ' -4m-,,., .-.,. ,- RN- 'Q Three days later, the Braves bounced back with a 91-74 home court victory over the West Coast Athletic Confer- ence's Pepperdine College. With senior starters Cal Criddle and Tom Camp- bell sitting out a one-game suspen- sion, the team journeyed to Wichita, where Bradley uncorked one of the most surprising upset victories of re- cent years by downing the Shockers on their own court 89-80. The fired up Braves put the game away with less than two and a half minutes remaining when Rohlman, playing with the high post, hit C-athers underneath for three consecutive baskets and the Braves first MVC win of the season. Bradley continued to improve its MVC standing by toppling both North Texas State and Memphis State in two consecutive Fieldhouse events. The next contest witnessed Drake slipping by a poor shooting Bradley team in one of the most heavily defensive conference games of the season. The Robertson Fieldhouse crowd of over 7,000 saw the Braves battle Bulldogs to a 27-27 tie at the half, but, in the opening minutes of the second period, Bradley went cold, allowing Drake to pull ahead and take the crucial MVC match 65-55. LEFT: Keith Klevan 110i looks worried as senior guard Tom Campbell T325 tries to intercept a cross-court floater meant for frosh starter Don Hogeboom 6423 during the Freshman- Varsity game. TOP CENTERt Sophomore forward Sam Sim- mons tangles with two Northern Michigan detenders in a rebound battle. TOP LEFT: Senior forward Cal Criddle takes his time at the charity stripe. FAR LEFT: Svlxester and Rohlman on the steal in Frosh-Varsity match. BOTTO.N1i Sam Simmons displays his light touch on the jumper as Frank Sylvester looks on. Y Y Y,Y Braves End Season VC Title-maker After the poor showing against a strong Drake squad, the Braves bounced back two nights later to give U.C.L.A. some of the tough- est competition it had seen in years. The road trip took the Braves first to Cincinnati and then down to Louisville. During semester break, the Braves re- turned from their disastrous road trip to face Wichita State and Tulsa. But, the home-court advantage did notcomethrough, and the long dry spell continued on the road matches against MVC leader Drake. The Braves fared better on their swing down to Memphis State as they broke the losing streak with a decisive victory. After losing to North Texas on the road and defeating St. Louis at the fieldhouse, Brad- ley found itself out of the top echelons of the MVC, but in the position of a title-maker. In a spectacular home performance, the Braves downed Cincinnati 87-83, thus assuring Drake the Valley title. NIT-bound Louisville was next on tap a Robertson, and the Braves were equal to the task. The 72-67 Bradley victory dropped the Cardinals to a third place MVC finish and left Brad- ley fans with a rosy picture for thefuture. ABOVE: VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row: joe Lewis, Billy Gay, Scott Brooks, Sam Simmons, Rich Schultz, Cal Criddle, Ron Ulmer, Gene Gathers, Back Row: Steve Doty, Ken Meischner, Al Crusoe, Gerry Fisher, Tom Camp- bell, Bill Rohlman, Randy Crady, Frank Sylvester, Coach joe Stowell. ABOVE RIGHT: Gene Gathers looks for the pass from Cal Criddle, but goes for the bucket instead as LJCLA's Henry Bibby gets caught in the middle. BELOW RIGHT: Bradley's mighty midget Frank Sylvester looks for a pass to Sam Simmons as UCLA's Henry Bibby keeps it tight, CENTER: Gene Gathers goes all the way against Tulsa's Granville Bunton in a tough MVC battle. RIGHTz Gene Gathers outruns Steve Pat- terson and hackhands a shot at the Chicago Sta- dium. -Ayr 4? W H1 . K wi? 1 7 1 xx, Ii --fig ZS'-if I: 7 l j-1' 3, , . lx 'N Wt? y 'r 11--L A fr f ' Y, ai 'ff ' -9, .an sri.. .. .rg NS O5 I ll amz 44 is-J ff A cb 'ms'-Q vias filf-f i , 1 I N up-ff.. A 3 'va-. , A w, ,-1, 4.--nf? , 'bv gxak af 1 1 .. 0 1 5 . 4' WA ' Y X . J 5' . Y Q A ' Affiwn 'F A 3. 4' MQ? .Ngf '0 X L., M .A....., My.. M. . . , ul X , .. 7 L g-E 107 J f O 'T Q .-: 3, I . ' T -.Xl va S Q .. 'i xk rl-25' Z I la It Takes More . . . In 1965, a Bradley University graduate returned to become head basketball coach. Now in his fifth year as coach, he has run up a 72-36 record in four varsity seasons. He has taken teams to four tournaments in- cluding one appearance in the NIT. The man is joe Stovvellg his job, basketball. A job that has made his name synony- mous with vvinning. Basketball takes a great deal more than just a coach to win. It takes hours of tireless effort in prac- tice sessionsg it takes a kind of inborn drive to succeed and an unquestionable school spirit to back up the team. All this produces the spirit to win and the team to do it. in O After Slow Start Yearlings Hit Stride Bradley Freshmen split the sea- son, with a one game edge put- ting them in the winner's col- umn, as Coach Ron Harris put this year's Papooses through their paces. This year's schedule was a tough one, as the Papooses faced the frosh from Louisville, SIU, Drake, Notre Dame, and St. Louis, but near the end of the season it was apparent that what had been just raw talent had been molded into a team as the frosh downed four out of their five opponents. RIGHT: lim Zimmerman almost gets the steal from Rich Schultz and Lamonia Barksdale comes across court to help. BELOW CENTER: FRESH- MAN BASKETBALL TEAM: Front ROWS Cal Atwell, Bruce Lieblich, Don Hogeboom, Lamonia Barks- dale, Marv Bausman, Bob Collura. Back Row: Coach Ron Harris, Keith Klevan, Stan Lee, lim Micnheimer, lim Zimmerman, Glen Berndt. BE- LOW: Frosh center Don Hogeboom harrasses varsity guard Tom Campbell as Billy Cray looks on. VL Q H ! 'X 4-f A 1 ' f 11... , A -Yr 'naw Awww' I ws. gHflULg 3 2 ERQD m, .ff Lg, l RW-EY' 'L 44 BRAU 4423 4 . 4 Tankers Second In Valley Swim Meet Bradley Tankers broke four rec- ords in the 34th annual Missouri Valley Conference swimming championships, while the team sailed to a second place finish. Rick Cioff covered the 200-yard butterfly in 1259.2 for a confer- ence record and raced through the 100-yard butterfly in 53 sec- onds. Two more records were broken as Tom Carney swept through the 200-yard freestyle in 1:51.3, and Dick Swisher stopped the clock at 1206.2 in the 100- yard breast-stroke. LEFT: SWIMMING TEAM: Front ROW! Fred Hoff- man, Frank Gentile, lim Sartori, Chuck lvison Tom Carney, Craig Sjurset. Back Row: Coach jim Spink, jeff Altman, Tom Preston, Robb Sellinger Dick Swisher, Bob Magyar, lay Himmel. -ggniln ,V WW Q x .S gr. I -J a ' lv- i 4 'U' ' ' . - r F - 274 6 1, . .I , A 1 Jff ' 1- Q:- BradIey's Soccer Takes Upswing This Season 'Xa ' 35 e s ' ,f li s We :LU t 1 A Soccer's future at Bradley University took a tremendous upsvving in the se- mester just completed. Although the final count shows tvvo victories, four losses and a tie, it has to be counted as a successful campaign in player develop- ment. This vvas the third year of compe- tition for the team. According to coach lohn Kenny, vve did very well this sea- son, lvvas impressed with the younger players. Kenny did a masterful job and he'll have the material to start a fast clip next year. A Dismal Finish To a Dismal Season This year's Cross Country Team compiled a disappointing record for the season, finishing in last place in the Missouri Valley Con- ference. It is hopeful that next year's lonely runners will have a better season. . v' V ' , ' M 1 .r , I . 0 5 . ' 4 ,pa 1 , . , f - 5, .1 l,,,,, ,fa J., I f A Kilifflflyj ,in :f'f,'f' swf-.Jgm yfm -gffl, A ,rg rg-QA - .. Y .-, U ,gt . . . . ,M ,, , Wk ., ., M..-iw. Q 'A f n - ,aa v , ,ag , ,f .,,,.vAef. . A-lg, Ng - . A, g . 4 Hp, v. 1' 4. - 1 , ., . ,ra-'ww ,214 25.4 s ,Q L4 , I .. 1 -as JA few . . . V . nr, 4' xr W, U l fmfn- V 9gg4Q'fffwk'?1hfF45?Y5 z,7'3w,6 'His ,cr gmt 1' - M gg. Apt I V5 ,is . .Hx tx. Ji ,A H n 2 V , .W , A rj 9 2 J , a fn. HQ, -'15 xr :Y , 5 f, g H-sf -g Q- v. 117,-.Qx -,vi 'C' 'Y f 'F' 1 kf A -1 wwf ae: , v z4nn.:Jua.x...t r Despite Tough Competition Track Team Breaks Records is if W wk KS ,QW 114 xii Ilf- .grill ,vi '-,,,., ,.,. ,V Although not a winning season due to tough competition, Bra- dley trackmen were able to come up with an easy victory 'over Augustana and Valparaiso and a second place in a triangu- lar meet with Minnesota and Northwestern. Despite their losses, seven Bradley track and field records were broken. Out- standing harriors were Bill john- son and Randy Crady. johnson holding the Bradley record for one, two and three - mile events and Crady took the rec- ord in high jump and was also a winner in MVC competition. U 53- NQX 1 33 in -I QL' tv .sy Graduation and Tough Competition ' I .i 'il ig Hinder Linksmen Coach lim Spink is trying to smooth out some of the rough edges this season after losing his number one and three men through graduation. Although hampered by the loss of their seniors, the golf team did man- age to win the Macfvlurray Invi- tational. An outstanding perform ance was given by Bill Bannon representing Bradley in NCAA competition at Colorado Springs. Coach Spink is whipping the squad into shape and is confi- dent of a promising new season. i ABOVE: Criag Proffit, Bill Bannon, Dave Lund- strom, Todd Kennedy, Doug Schroeder, Rod Johnston. nfl, , ,I 4 sq. ' 4, f., Y . 7. 1 'N :'. A i if ' 1' sf? l 117 J Y , 3 N: X., X'. 's 3 C 'xg . . - ABOVE: Front Row: David Umbarger, Gary Zum- walt. Back Row: Bob Gunter, Bill Lofgren, Dennis Crawford. Netters Finish Season Second In The Conference 1969 was another successful season for the Bradley Tennis Team. Coach Coker's netters played an impressive season, remaining undefeated until the final week of competition. Bill Lofgren was the highlight of the team with his second consecutive undefeated season leading the netmen to a tie for second place in the conference. Coach Coker views next year's season with optimism, losing only one from the second place squad. - 'al Bradley's Baseball Team re- turned this year to make a still impressive victory in the MVC Eastern Division. Although the teams 12-6-1 record was a let- dovvn from the previous season, Bradley did manage to have Abe Banko as conference All-Star, and Tom Hubbard made Topps district five all district. Coach Leo Schrall attributed the season losses to a young, inexperienced squad. Schrall is eagerly looking forward to '70 since he will have the majority of his starters re- turning. BELOVV: Front Row: Paul Gibson, Bill Gibson, Dave Banko, Dave Monts, Terry Gualandi, Bob Brickner, Mike Gilliam, Ron Sullivan, Dave Thake Back Row: Coach Leo Schrall, Steve Templeton, Mgr. Chester Romanials, Lou Pasierb, Dan Cassidy, john Jacobson, Tom Wood, Mike Kin- canon, Tom Hubbard, Ernie Pierantoni, Tom Cassidy, Mike Koeppel, Gary Upton, Asst. Coach Ron Maestri AQ 47 W? 5 .q ,S r rd, ISIC WWI-' '3tiI'E'!'!' .1 ff t 1 i . II ix!!! o Q .'. .Q-gin ' ' x , - I' bi 'Q Q. p MLA- .L ft 1.4.-.qi ,N 4 M - . an A v h M, ar, Q I .htm vu. 11, .V 1, 1..-4p.1,.. .5 'xfx'.iU '15,-.'. W s ,. ' ' ' W 4f : - .tn X , W ta 4:11 We I f A 1 , - ' V' V my -3-54,50 I .. . I If U-1 A' 5 I I 1-Iwm aa ' I' , ' , . I f I 1 ' - ,gf ' W, . , ,, ,, I L, T Q 1 W QQ W, M ' . - I' ' in ' . xg. 119 I I 1 I I I 1x1 I I I . :'I 'II I I I I I I I I n I I I I EPi Tops LCA For Title Scoring their second major championship in succession, the men of AEPi Captured the IFC softball crown with a 5-3 win over LCA. The champs reached the finals on the strong pitching of all-IFC standout Marc Geller- man. DU won the third-place consolation game over ZBT in the battle of the league runners- up, with a score of 7-4. , H' L. 1 N ',,4, 2, . ,'. 'K .ful ' 4... - -5 . if 'fx Q ' ff! , , , s 0- ,K 4, MA f 4 a A D ' Y Q A' f it U., r ,, ' .x 1 ' 3 -A 'iff' f 'yy dy: 1 4 V 1, . 1. Sigs Climax IFC Hoop Season Despite SAE's domination of regular-season play, Sigma Chi won the IFC Championship by downing Sigma Phi Epsilon in the playoff finals. SAE took third place honors, topping LCA in the Consolation game. The play- offs marked the end of another exciting IFC season. Perhaps the highlight of the year came when the IFC all-stars sent the Bradley freshmen into overtime before falling,94-92. m3': ??:N ' 'Y ,Ir .533- , ,C ' A.. ' Y, .:.g,,.,,-A '- J x Ib , in . '41 -1 '. s V . 75 S- ,I A -f. , . . , , X, A Qi. V .-1 mp? Greeks Show Splrlt In IFC Competition ,hm qu? ffl.- qi ,ff pn eq fb 122 J I W i N W e F 9 . I X T 'Q j I ,Q- N,,,-1 550.- in-.s,,, H-nb.-.. f-vi 1 www , uv The responsibility for developing and sustaining Competitive spirit is a daily job. Providing the im- petus for this team effort is not an easy task. The job is even harder when you Consider most people Can't even get aroused enough by our national anthem to salute the flag. However, lack of spirit does not apply to the IFC and IFC intramurals. Here is where the true spirit of frater- nalism and house spirit show. If you're a greek, whether on the field or off, you're out there playing each second of the game with your brothers. The only way to maintain this is by being pa- tient, persistant and putting out that extra effort. ,lf FOOTBALL Bradley Opp. 18 Evansville 49 7 Western Ill. 14 Missouri- Rolla 21 Wayne State 14 Northwood 42 Wheaton 14 Southern Ill. 17 Wisconsin- Milwaukee 7 Illinois State 124 'SCORES CROSS COUNTRY Bradley Opp. '34 Valparaiso 23 34 Wheaton 22 47 Eastern Ill. 16 31 St. Ambrose 24 41 Western Ill. 19 49 Illinois State 17 24 Washington 31 '17 Chicago 39 29 Carthage 26 44 Northern Ill. 19 BASKETBALL Bradley Opp. 107 Texas- Arlington Minnesota- Duluth Northern Mich. South Dakota Indiana State Murray State Michigan State San Francisco Tulsa St. Louis Pepperdine Wichita State North Texas Memphis State Drake U.C.L.A. Cincinnati Louisville Wichita State Tulsa Drake Memphis State North Texas St. Louis Cincinnati Louisville anuwurnn ,,:-MMM- SWIMMING Bradley Opp 45 Northernlll. Ball State Western Ill. Illinois State Wheaton Central Mich Eastern Ill. Notre Dame Univ. Of Ill. North Park Augustana Valparaiso Ev insville king . Y 4 - 4 541 l Ll' l -. 3, a 'J BASEBALL Bradley I Opp. 3 St. Mary's St. Mary's Offutt AFB Creighton Creighton Ill. Wesleyan Northern Ill. Memphis State Memphis State Memphis State Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Illinois State Western Ill. Western Ill. Western Ill. '1-If-- I 4-.rat TRAcK , Bradley Opp. 'lkf'f',Qi5 65 Easternlll. 80 Ulf ffigl:,,aaf'ag,.ay j W 57 Minnesota 103 lax' 7'1f,j ' North- western 48 GOLF 99 Washington 46 Bradley Qpp, 72 Augustana 70 4 North Texas 5 Valparaiso 39 2 Texas 70 Westernlll. 75 Wesleyan 6 127 Chicago 18 516 Tulsa 1015 64172 Illinois State 80172 gifa Kansas 416 74 N0f111ef'1 '-71 8172 Kansas State 6172 107 Wheaton 37 3172 Wichita State 11172 6 Tulsa 9 6 Kansas State 9 5 Wichita State 10 7172 Illinois State 10172 11 Northern Iowa 7 14172 Illinois- Wesleyan 3172 17172 Millikin 172 18 Rockford 0 16172 Augustana 1172 15 Illinois- Wesleyan 3 15 St.Ambrose 3 9172 Westernlll. 8172 12 Easternlll. 6 7 Illinois State 11 5172 Westernlll. 12172 10172 Northern Ill. 7172 , If fr 2 A rl.. I Y N ....,'--ful, TENNIS Bradley Opp 6 Illinois State Western Ill. Northeast Missouri St. Ambrose Oshkosh State Eastern Ill. Augustana De Paul Knox Wheaton Northern Ill. 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' f V s ,W v ,ff ' yw' VA .w Mali, ,v- Q. f'f N if . fi, 'Lp' S V ,- f 5'259?g1jgQ': '+ i RESIDENCES provide a source of identification and a sense of pride WZ' X K n :gg , ,ts t EVA u t Q Q , fwwf,x' 4 .. ,ru . . , , ,sg ,w 1 Dormitories Show Diversified Interests f' we l 32141. 1 L. 3-+r4'18 fi 11 0 Dorms Sponsor Annual Christmas Party Each year the dorms contribute Christmas cheer to underpri- vileged children in the com- munity. This year the cheer came in the form of treats, presents, and special entertainment spon- sored by Alpha Psi Omega. Each dorm volunteer acted as a big sister or brother for each child. The satisfaction the students receive more than repays them for their donations of time, money, and sincere efforts. flhwwm lj . , T' , 5' - , Xl- :N R Nbifftr, -. 7' .3-5 54 -2 5. . I 'v 1 ,- A...-...4 gn inf' -i . I ,V 5.4, .qi .4 M X nj? Xa' ' ' I ABOVE: DORM COUNCIL: Front Row: Cathy Skalag Rae Levine, V. Pres.g Rosemarie Lewing Margaret Kiegelp Debbie Bussg Sheila I. Ciilesg Robin Long. Standing: Dorothy Coover, Presg Karen Fortunag Willie-mae Kitt, Treas.g Char- lene McLauChIang Susie Andichg Dee Dee Coleg Leslie Bakerg Pam Ciecang Colleen Kellyg Mary Ciunkel. BELOW: RESIDENT AND ASSIS- TANT ADVISORS: Kneeling: Kathy Ryang lan- et Siegelg Shelley Edelheit. Sitting: Debbie Wilderg Hilary MCAlisterg Leanne Buckeridge. Standing: Linda Seeryg Trish Bertschg Ann Christiang Susie Cordong Duffy Schankeng loyce Fredericksong Roxana Perry, Burgess-Sisson Hall gl is ' Z4 'ON-A L ,j-Tying Harper-Wycoff Hall , fr . 412' ABOVE RIGHT: DORM COUNCll: Sitting: Kevin Ford, Sec.-Treas.g Tony Rufino, Pres.5 Kurt Schramer, V. Pres. Standing: Terry Scottg Cary Sherwoodg Al Nordstrom. RIGHT: RESI- DENT AND ASSISTANT ADVISORS: Front Row: Ray lehlg Gary Sherwoodg Bruce Kerrg Frank Meyerg Todd lohnsong Tom Bykerg Dean Pozulpg William Roseg john Lindbloom. Second Row: Willie Wisep Herbert losephg Tim Wendleg Dan Theusg Rick Nagodeg Gregg Mehawichg Pete Koukolag Tom Butlerp Skip Schermerhornp Rich Case. Third Row: Ken Hardineg Terry Scottg Rich Kuchnrskig Fred Hoffman. 1 I l'13 6 g A . rf . ',f GOP Heitz Hall WW mv 5 L1-1 G .ww ABOVE1 DORM COUNCIL: fron! Rowi Carole Hartman, V, Pres.-Seng Claudia Campbell, ' Pres.g Mary Betb Donnellan, Treas, Sefond Row: Cindy Weidenfeldg Diane Alexanderg Valerie Tbomson. Third Row: Peg Lazarslcig . Ernestine Smith. Fourth Row: Barbara Barrowsg Paula Ambroseg Debbie Bigbamg Fifrh Row, Marilyn Brockg Mary Kay Sullivan. BELOW: RESIDENT AND ASSISTANT ADVISORS: Slttirigj , Carmen Vallenteg Lynda Caultg Marilyn Brockg jackie Tracy. Standing: Sally Mosowg Mary Kay lf' 1. Sullivang Lynne Kimotog Linda Cormier. l I ,I il II QI l l I il li I i i l 137 OW' 413 Q www! ff s I A 1 KA' 1' x 1, I Q. gpg 'lf ful l 'ta LL9' hs ,JT I f 55 X K, V-LLSJPY: l 1. .x:..an1 'ar -B' gil Lovelace Hall ABOVE: DORM COUNCIL: Barbara Drake, Treas.g Donna Stapel: Carol Quattrocchi, V. Pres.: Sally Roscher: Kate Davis: Jeanne McShane, Pres.g Rusty Ebert. LEFT: RESIDENT AND ASSIS- TANT ADVISORS: Sitting: Donna Slowinski: lean Carroll. Standing: Mary Simon: Bernadette Counihang Lucille Van Duyneg A-lay Koprowski. 4 +14 vf.'s 4- ! ,, r 'ii 1 1 .1 Qin., :ij niversity Hall ABOVE: RESIDENT AND ASSISTANT ADVI- SORS: Sitting: james Munchoffg Wayman Princeg james Hibbardg Don Morrisg jim Holecg joe DeSimoneg Cary Ebeling. Stand- ing: Dan Devineg Tom Kubistantg Rich Leing William Wellerp Stan Borysg james Sparlingg Tom Creamerg Bob Plischke. BELOW: DORM COUNCIL: Sitting: Dave Rosen, Pres.g Xcylur Stoakley, V. Pres.g Andy Epstein, Sec.5 Cary Wilson, Treas.g Allen Curtis. Standing: How- ard Hermang Dale Mayolg Mike Belly Dave Goldsteing Al Lipperini. 4 V 1 rv 'xr' pw ,- illiams Hall ABOVE LEFT: DORM COUNCIL: Sitting: Becky Carrara, Pres.g Kathi Graffam, V. Pres.g Mary Demos, Treasq Marcia Behnke, Stand- ing: Judy Wilenskyg Nancy Kremerg Linda Pletzg Linda Hrnyak. LEFT: RESIDENT AND ASSISTANT ADVISORSI ludy Arthurg Gail Manockg Nikki Rubeng Vivki Hauserg Linda Greenfieldp Lauri Fehr. 14 J-X .1 I J , 44 gal 1 Greek System Unwinds f 1 '4An- ,pn :- f .ai afbai - H 1 'f P .f',. V !l', ,.- lb. Y : ' , lb I-,Li Ab 14 IFC And PanHel Coordinate Greek Activities FAR RIGHT: INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL: Front Row: Mike Dannells, V. Pres., Ken Mara- bella, Sec., Terry Warkentien, Dick Mullendore, Pres., Willie Parker, Advisor, jerry Aniolowski, Treas,, Rich Cole, Rush Chrmn. Second Row: Rusty Cohen, Neil Hunter, Bob Boll, Charlie Hockenberry, Roger Keith, lim Wright, Ken Alexander, Ray Cole. Third Row: Rick Renner, Ed Mancari, Aaron Paris, Dan Felean, jeff Iacobs, Larry Wolfin. Back Row: Tom Lipsitz, Howie Loiterstein, john Welsh, lim Linn, Bill Kasleyi leff Owens, Dan Shack, Gary Long. BELOW RIGHT: PANHELLENIC COUNCIL: Front Row: Barb Moore, Pres., Susie Mehrings, Sec., Kathy Raw- lins, Vice Pres., LeeAnn Ewan, Rush Chrmn.Back ROW! Dean Camille Primm, Advisor, Candy Burch, jessica Brown, Alison Steneck, Carole Gerlt, Chris Hintz, Sherry Kolker. .4 f s l 11 'T -c---.. 1 QV? v--.... r- 'Id ...X 48 l 1 f ,Ulf '1- 14 rib 5 , f , uf , Q I 'S . . N , . z ,Q-5. 1 v,,fl Y X '31 'lk ,v ,ff I -5. J 4':V . L hi .L '. 9. 'a 4.1 1 V i 4: 3 Q5 r-f A 3 in .' an 4 .1 ' fi A Aw a ,O 34 35 37 as fl 13 36 21 31 32 jill 9 28 30 22 Z3 25 15 19 Zl ZS 7 ll 15 - N 14 18 20 nfl 51 I 2 J l, X. lpha Epsilon Phi 1. Randi Karasik 2. 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Mark jaffee Len Pearlman Aaron Paris Bobby Sachs Mark Birnbaum Mark Uberstine Milt Stern Ted Epand Perry Friedman Glen Kiersky Lee Rich Bob Lauer Roger Gordon Laffy Davis Sam Deligi Stu Septimus SIQVQ I-ippg Edward lVl3fKS H9 -'QW 161 ,Q fl I si se 68 F? 33 48 so as 45 17 Q S sz 5' U 35 In 9 non zs za 29 3' in is is 17 30 JZ is 20 is it s 1 f f I fx, I 3 s F1 N JS 51' N 'S I ll 13 197 .Cassandra Ming .june Lewis Sharman Davis .Cl'1eryiTurner .Candi Burch .Cheris Siddall .Cecilia Duncan Rornaine Lee Lona Cooley .loyce Box lpha Kappa Ipha 9 4 s A6 if X RQ ,f Tiliiii I0 g. 198 ll 8 vw 1' ga W I li I Q'?'51 Hilton Thomas Willie Taylor john Allen Ollie Williams Larry Everrit Stephen Lewis Chestor Reason Arthur Rose Benny Raspberry 15' -3 ,- .-pg,f- ,. , 1 . M , .. .31-.YQ-wr .Q ' - -:ff .f . N- . ,', - pin? .-4 at 'if A , 2' .mf , ,I - , .Q ,.., W .Q . V, , , ,,. A f V: f ,-m. 'I- H '. 1- ,, ' , , 1 .' 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SENATE, Sitting: Willie States, Iacie Levy, Gail Samos, Sue Mehrings, Ioe Gibson, Ian Frageman, All-School Treasurer Tom Kuhl, All-School Vice-President Nancy Grimm, All-School President lim Gitz, All- ,4.9i1'iii', , School Secretary Wanda Siegfried, Tom Lipsitz, Mary Ann Young, Annette Eckert, Susi Harris, Terry Sharp, Charles Rhodes, Pat Campus Community Commis- sion makes the final decision on campus problems affecting social and academic affairs. After this year it will be known as the Campus Activities Advisory Board and will review academic and non-academic affairs if the administration requests it. Asso- ciated Women Students acts as a disciplinary committee for all women living in university hous- ing. The group is composed of a girl from each dormitory and sorority house. Bradley Univer- sity's Student Senate acts as a representative council for the students. This year the changes initiated were extension of women's hours and sponsoring of the co-op book store. In addi- tion to these changes an exten- sion of the drop-add date for classes was proposed, and pro- posal of a pass-fail grading sys- tem which was referred to the university senate. fl il . - 8 . link. 4 ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS, Front Row: Linda Michelson, Bonnie Hinds. Se-cond Row: President Sherry Kolker, Secretary Gail Brinkworth, Susan Egizii. Back Row Shirley Walz, Barbara Mendl, Susan Garner, Dorothy Coover, Becky Carrara, Sue Claret: Carol Hennessey, Fiona Nelson-Hawkins. O'C.rady, Harry Peltz. Standing: William Dunlap, leanne Scott, Paul Ruchman, Galen Reser, Brad Rotholz, Randy Smith, Dan Felean Remack, Dick Mullendore, Keith Knapp, lim Ascot, Eric Arnold, Neal Chris Hintz, jeff Owens, Marc Gellerman, Dr, Brenden Liddell. 'x in XJ O 204 it fm 'f ' - ,we Q , - Q' AHs 'f6'S' ' f -Q., .. , f -'nv-J - . , fl 3 lx. Q-. x if C A e , Y , if ,ta , ' , J- 'f' N- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary Susie Covert, President Willie FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Presidentjim Ascot,Treasurer States,TreasurerLuis Castresana,Vife-PresidentLinda Rassel. XCYIUI' Stoakley, vice-President Bafb Afdapple, SECVGIHFY Carol Burrows. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President jeff Owens, Vice-President Steve Whittert, Secretary Cheri Nor- denberg, Treasurer Bob Edgerton. 51 ,Assn bling: ie 1 r SUPREME COURT Howard Loiterstein Dana de Windt Morris Kleiner Chiel justice lc rome Aniolowslti, Robert Boll, Mic hae-l Clown, Trials for those students involved in the Student Center incident has played a major role in the ac- tivities ot the Supreme Court. Seven appointed students serve as the judicial branch of Brad- ley's Student Government. The Supreme Court handles all cases involving violations of the Uni- versity rules concerning motor vehicle regulations, elections, social activities, and cases in- volving disciplinary rules. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Trt-.isurer Lin Brailx, Secretarv Linda Soll, Vice-APresiclent ludx Nlille-r, President lxeith Knapp. 'HW'-A .ta V' x ALL CAMPUS ACTIVITY CROL PS STUDENT CENTER BOARD, Sfttlng Program Dlrector Mrs Roberta Applegate Sue Rehrner Presrdent Carol Hennessey Vice President Mrke Rose john McC.ary Lrnda Crane Standing Secretary Treasurer 'Ms 'vi' 206 M94 'HO 1 Al K' A0 lin Sandy McG1ff Faculty Advisor Dr Steiner Dave Bernard Rach Collrns Alrson Steneck Scott P Crandon IQ - Student Center Board is respon- sible for sponsoring various activities for the student body. Events this year were movies, coffee hours, and blood drives. Besides planning these events the board oversees the workings of many committees. Campus Carnival Steering Committee is responsible for laying the basic groundwork for Campus Carni- val. The various committees or- ganize the booths, parade, queen and king contest, and auction. This year's committee successfully organized Brad- ley's Bigtop Benefit into an enjoyable event for everyone. The Homecoming Steering Committee must begin planning events early in the spring for a successful fall homecoming. This year's committee planned a weekend filled with events in- cluding the Fifth Dimension concert. 14 CAMPUS CARNIVAL STEERING COMMITTEE, Sitting: john Nyaradi, lim Linn, General Chairman George Shaw, Bill Ducett, Mary Raynett, Gayle Satterfield. Standing: Al Coberto, Rich Buckner, Marty johnson, Don Holton, Wanda Siegfried. HOMECOMING STEERING COMMITTEE, Sitting: Penny Reed, Linda rence, General Chairman Rich Buckner, judy Miller, Bill Blum, Tony Kesselman, Mary Raynett, lan Frageman. Standing: Wayne Merek, Sturniolo. Tom Hull, Mrs. Roberta Applegate, Debbie Pitcher, Mrs. Betty Law- r I 207 In an effort to create increased interest in foreign affairs the Model United Nations Steering Committee plans its semi-annual General assembly. The commit- tee is responsible for preparing an agenda, selecting officers, and obtaining guest speakers. Radio Board of Control is a group of concerned students and faculty members governing the operations of WCBU, Brad- ley's campus radio station. It is the responsibility of this group to supervise the personnel, man- agement and development of the WCBU Radio Station. Obtaining known groups and speakers for the Bradley campus is the responsibility of a group of students and faculty known as the Lecture-Concert Commit- tee. Personalities visiting the campus this season included such renowneds as: Bob Hope, David Susskind, Ralph Nader, and the Blood, Sweat, and Tears. Acting as an advisory committee to the Scout and the Anaga, the Publications Board assists in the selection of editors, business staff, and in the planning of new budgets. Reorganized into the Publications Council, it now al- lows student assistance from the journalism department. III 01331 BLOOD SWEAT ll TEARS SAT. NOV I5 - Roszargon wirnonm lllltlll ,mil muon NOV f. LECTURE-CONCERT COMMITTEE: Larry Gardner, Cathy Schuessler, Ioan Cuyjet, William Ward, Suzanne Stein, ludv Miller. l I PUBLICATIONS COUNCIL: Scout Advisor lack Fought, Anaga Advisor William Steiner, Mike French, Chairman Bob Schafer, jack Carey, Bill Cole. K wi i ! e ll i H L l ill ll l, l it 1- ...-H- PY , , ,..,,, ...--V-Y l l 1 l l ,,,.,.-f- 41' ti - iz Q ,.,....1--,...,...,.1.--- .- ,,..--...,...,,.,..,...,..-v , .A -, - ,,,...,.............-...- ,',.,..,.....-..,.l.. v--ww--1-t........- 4451 I l S S, 5 N W . Q SL 7 f 209 I 1 u -. ,-1. um .N Zz' ., dl Ai 5,5 y,f,':'f'!l HO ORARIES Who's Who Among Students In Colleges and Universities is a national honorary which extends membership to those students who have made outstanding contributions to campus in many areas. BradIey's members are chosen by the administration representatives and the student body. WHO'S WHO, RIGHT: Charlie Rhodes, Rich Buckner, William Ward. BELOW: Front Row: Debbie Pitcher, Barb Moore, Linda SoII, Carol Hennessey, Lyn Brady. Back Row: George Shaw, lim Gitz, Jeanne Scott, leff Owens, jerry Aniolow- ski, FAR RIGHT: Lee Ann Ewan, Susan Mehrings, Sue Egizii, Bobbie jones, Ian Frageman, Mike Claussen, ludy Miller. BELOW RIGHT: Ed Staley, Tom Kuhl, Joe Marteski. Not Pictured: Wanda Siegfried, Gary Roberts, Nancy Grimm, joe Rosenblum, Marc GeIIerman, lohn Hanks, james Fein. .ii,,,y: f 1' V -ffrwri f ,,,.q,,,,, ,. .11 L. T' 194 A fc, W Qfifffa t if ,Qs J Jw ' :'M W 5, , is ra., - 'is' at bi Vs 'xv ,, 'V' 'A ,Q -1- Q dw -51' 3255?-'11 -sf at-as f . - - 2, -I..-y at ,Jw-ir' f 'sf' W .Luci fwff. ke 5. 1 'e,,,f 'S nr f 1 'afar . f vi pf fr 4' I' i 'W J 5 -I , lla Y-A r s f -'y ffm' 'Y' if I., J 4' ff' . 132 T 4 NJ! fa I Tv ' I!! nfukfaf 0 f 4-' -'I Q- M' Pflxf- T, f.yiQw54 f A, 'tv N' id T iid 'xxx' 'Q-'N A-G ez, f f.'4'f M r-f,',zw'w.- 1 . ...r if' as-ff .nt 4- ff 'r 'i fa..- We Cn S 'O A, r. 'O Wi HI ff .. 5 Q 4 ,. x I1 4 uv? in J QM! 'if-3'.f,1-.,5 lin 5 , .O zz-f A f... 1 3 'fd . .QQ J .I-.n a' .W nh: ,,,3-f if ,--Q. .o.- IQ- , 'IQ I 2 x-5.,. I.. 1 ANGEL FLIGHT, Front Row: Commander Ginny Lannamann, Execu- tive Officer Ann Morris, Administrative Officer Candy Hobbs, Comp- troller Marsha Peterson, Information Officer Wanda Weder, Stan- dards Officer Mary Fasulo, Operations Officer Ioanne Fortuna, Karyl McCurdy. Second Row: Sheila Kamler, Mary Raynett, Susan King- Angel Flight, a national honor- ary service sorority, serves as an auxiliary to the Arnold Air So- ciety, the honorary for men in Air Force Reserve Officer Train- ing Corps. Both groups, pos- sessing the common goal of building leadership, work to serve the community and the University. To become a mem- ber of Angel Flight girls must have a 5.5 gradepoint average and must be a second semester freshman. Membership in Ar- nold Air Society is open to soph- omore, junior and senior men having a 4.5, and are in ROTC. Alpha Lambda Delta is a national honor sorority for freshman women with a 7.0 gradepoint average. The group serves at the President's reception and encourages freshman women to achieve high scholastic stan- dards through participation in otherfunctions. solver, Lynne Kimoto, Yvonne Cox, Kay Broderick, Susan Caster, Susie Hurie, Marilyn Sear, Diane Heal, ludy Whitley, Hilary Mc- Allister. Back Row: ludy Lindsey, Marilyn Brock, Aleta Berra, Susan Lewis, Mary Brinas, Chris Neihaus, Karen Bachmann, lane Bandy, Candi Yeager, Ian Lamartine, lessica Brown, Pam Maginn. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY OFFICERS, 'Front Row: Capt. George Kenton, Lt. Col. Robert Weaver, Commander lohn Tegtmeier, Pledge Trainer lohn Kennedy, Assistant Pledge Trainer Bruce Pafume. Back Row: Adjutant Recorder Harry Truitt, Operations Officer lere Cook, Administrative Officer Harold Brischke, Information Officer Bruce Dearborn, Deputy Commander Bruce Larson, Chaplain David Usher. -ul! , as ABOVE, ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA, Front ROW! Karen Slaff, lan Ude- sen, Susan Kingsolver, Second Row: Secretary Sheila Kamler, Vice- President lan Lamartine, President Terry Schuermann, Treasurer Gail Manock, Historian Barbara Redetzky. Back Row: Ruth Crunder, Faye Highlander, Brenda Wissel, loyce Frederickson, Kay McCurdy, Dee Dee Detwiler. ,,,.. . Q ,- BELOW, ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY, Front Row: Scott Russell, Douglas Thierer, William Kaveney, Paul Ribarich, William Schultze, luergen Brinner, john Nyaradi, lack Yetter, Robert Cietl, jetlrex Owens, Charles Rein. Back Row: Michael Kuch, Charles Schermerhorn, Ted LaBedz, Charles Tinsley, Duane Davy, William Larimore, Michael Coleman, Thomas lanas, Robert Marshall, Christopher Hayes, Earl McWilliams, Stephen Friedman, William Ward. x! 5+ Eff 21 ACCOUNTANCY HONOR SOCIETY Srttrng President Richard Nagode Secretary lerr Carlson Trt asurer Rodney Perkrns Second Row Barry Softrettr Wrllram Staffhorst james Crego Back Row Frank Huber Phul Hcnrv Robert Stevens Dave Schermann Theatre rs a most compllcat d plece of machinery lt rs a place of awe and wonder A place where a group of dedicated art rsts work together and create to gether, a place where there must be constant communlcatron among everyone Involved It IS a place where rn order to be successful everybody s contra butlon as not only necessary but vrtal TheonrV Aldridge Alpha Psl Omega rs the natronal theatre honorary fraternity that recognizes outstanding students who have contributed to the Unlverslty Theatre Membership rs determined by grades and partlclpatlon This year, In coop eratnon wrth Tom Joyce s direct Ing class, Alpha Ps: Omega sponsored the experimental theatre The productions were completely student produced and operated The experlmentals were designed to give students more exposure to types of drama and stage technrques ALPHA PSI OMEGA Smrng Cary Lrbkrn Carl Atvvell Iudy Wolfson Berrow Bull Colwell Barb Flemrng Standrng Back Row Debby Put Lynda Bender Buzz Derchman Becky Carrara Srandrng Front Row cher Brad Sullivan Steve Dresdner Sue Stone fx X I 1 Sign f ll ' ' e 1 K ,' o u a I 3, , if -H . , , . . 1 3 r ' - i ci 1 . . , . , . As 0. 'J' - ll ' ' f. N V . 1 . V 1 ,J . . . b Q l I I 1 . 'V L A I I I r r r 1 1 I - I f I ' Peggy Hellrung, Diane Reporto, Ric Wanetik, Barb Neal, Shirly A Q - A tv! ffl 'Nm ' W W N tw as t.+..M---'W 63 5 , ALPHA PI MU: Richard Kay, David Cole, President Gary Kattenbraker, Dennis Kroll, Ad- visorloseph Emanuel. Formed in 1965, the Accoun- tancy Honor Society is open to all junior and senior accounting majors with a 5.5 overall and a 6.0 in the field of accounting. The group sponsors field trips to local accounting firms, and speakers at their meetings and banquet. Alpha Pi Mu recog- nized outstanding achievement in the field of industrial engi- neering. The sponsoring of stu- dent-faculty get-togethers en- able the members to know the faculty and to understand them and each other better. The National Civil Engineering hon- orary fraternity, Chi Epsilon promotes high ideals and inter- est for its members. The group strives for the betterment of civil engineering in society. CHI EPSILON: Vice-President Rob Kritzler, Secretary-Treasurer Larry Kubinski, President Al johnson, Editor Ken Fitzpatrick, Marshal Ron Marshall 15 CHIMES, Front Row: jacki Brasnick, Alison Steneck, Mary Demos Hilary McAllister. Second Row: Sue Mehrings, Treasurer Sheryl Clark, Secretary Gail Atwell, jan Frageman, joan Williamson. Back Row: Robyn Reid, Wanda Siegfried, Susan Lewis, jodi Dorick, joan Cuyjet, Candy Hobbs, Vice-President joanne Fortuna QA f ETA KAPPA NU, Front Row john Mackay Treasurer Daniel Theus President Robert Peterson Vice President Dennis Schumacher john Almdale Back Row Mohamad Yazdi Gregory Phelps john Pitrr-an Frank Abegg john Gibson Greg Oppenhuis .an-1 l vw, Chimes is an honorary society for junior women with a 5.5 overall, and who show leader- ship. Their main task is to deco- rate at Mom and Dad's day banquets. A national electrical engineering honor society, Eta Kappa Nu confers membership upon students with high scho- lastic achievement. The group takes part in many events during the year. The purpose of Kappa Omicron Phi, a national Home Economics Honor society is to further the interests of Home Economics. The group takes part in many eventsgincluding a na- tional project. A national hon- orary for senior women, Mortar Board selects women who show scholastic achievement and lead- ership. The group co-sponsored this year's leadership confer- ence. 99 T7 cj C '7 ....L. KAPPA OMICRON PHI, Sitting: Secretary Vicki Baker, President Ferne Bachman, Treasurer Suzy Orten. Standing: lan Anthony, Becky Fay, Nanci Hollis. MORTAR BOARD, Sitting: Treasurer Holly Coulson, Vice-President Mary Fasulo, President leanne Scott, leanne Dohenv, Sandra Fricker, Susan Egizii, Mary Raynett, Claudie Huey. Standing: Carol McDaniels, Secretary Lin Brady. K X .- 'go 217 2 1? '2 sxpih A 1 MU EPSILON Pl Front Rovvi President Leonard Siegal, Kathy Rawlins, Steven Kohn, Mary Fasulo, Michael Stevens, Membership Chairman Svcretarv Susan' Rehmer, Vice-President lohn Hawes. Back Row: Pamela Shuck,Elizabeth Topoulos. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA, Sitting: President Cary Roberts, Advisor Neal Claussen, Treasurer joseph Rosenblum. Standing: Rich Buckner, jeff Owens, jerry Aniolowski. 'fu-aa? -GA Mc... .,..-..-f V+ .L ,fxfa ,i 're P' l i a llllll PHI ALPHA THETA, Sitting: President Paul Remack, Vice-President Ed Wehrli. Standing: Dr. Oscar Williams, Advisor Dr. Gregory Guzman, Mr. Richard Sanders, PHI KAPPA PHI, Front Row: Susan Rehmer, lan Schuttler, Clare Liebert, Susan Voss, Linda Post, Sheryl Clark, Gayle Volland, Lynne Kimoto, Edna Woelfle, Diane Tiffan. Second Rowf President Wilbur Grimm, Allen Cannon, Secretary Neal Claussen, Doris Hoye, Rosa- mind jones, Robert Lightfoot, Treasurer Edgar Gasdorf, Penny Shook, Mu Epsilon Pi's main purpose is to recognize outstanding stu- dents in the field of international affairs. It is currently trying to become recognized as a national honor society. Omicron Delta Kappa is a leadership honor society for junior and senior men. Members are recognized for scholarship, campus service and fellowship. Bradley's chap- ter of Phi Alpha Theta honors special achievement in history. This year the group sponsored a regional conference in the spring. Phi Kappa Phi is a nation- al honor society which recog- nized scholastic achievement in all schools and colleges at Brad- ley. Seniors with a 6.75 overall, juniors with a 7.0 and faculty members are eligible. Mary Raynett, Back Row: Marilyn Sear, Dennis Schumacher, Prem Suri, Claudia Gullett, jackie Zelinka, Michael Massa, lohn Gibson, Donald Bowles, Eric Arnold, George Trepina, Gary Roberts, Robert Peterson, Michael Closen, Bruce Fineman, Larry Rundquist, Jeanne Scott, Helen Krause, Sandy Hart. E qi Fl X. ,1 X PHI ETA SIGMA, Front Row: Tim Wendle, Michael Zuccarini, Trea- macher, john Gibson. Back Row: Gene Sidler, Marvin Marshall, Tom surer Charles Grayeb, President C-ary Kattenbraker, Dennis Schu- Whitney,BillWagner,MichaelClosen,Alan Nordstrom. I ' 2 : ' i A I l I f if SQRQQ 220 PI SIGMA ALPHA: President jackie Zelinka, Mike Kienzler, Advisor Bernard Bray,1eanne Scott, Bill Sheppy, lay Comsin, Vice-President Roy Davis. Iflj' tw ,- Z' f Q 2 A55 PI TAU SIGMA, Front Row: jon Adorjan, john Tegtmeier, Vice- Marchetti, Dale Lindenfelser. Back Row: Fredric janis,john Andreas, President George Trepina, President jerry Nardelli, Secretary Robert Daniel Stone, Keith Wagner, Eric Strutz. Promoting high scholastic at- tainment is the goal of Phi Eta Sigma, a national honorary fra- ternity for freshman men. The group sponsors the President's reception and offers assistance in the improvement of study habits to freshman men. Serving as a national honorary frater- nity, Pi Sigma Alpha admits stu- dents showing outstanding achievement in Political Science. The group's activities include sponsoring speakers and infor- mal discussions. Pi Tau Sigma is a national honorary fraternity for junior and senior mechanical engineering students. Activities include a tutoring program and the sponsoring of the Engineer- ing Open House. Psi Chi is a national psychology honorary designed to help develop the ability of its members. The group's activities include the sponsoring of field trips, lec- turers, and panel discussions. PSI CHI, Front Row: President Keith Muller, Vice-President Larry Sensenig, Advisor Law- rence Walker. Second Row: Mary Demos, Lenore Bremer. Third Row: Ann Weaver, joan Bowers, Recording Secretary Mary O'Hagan, Carole Cierlt. Fourth Row: Kent Boberg. Charles Cooper, Howard Atlas. Back Rowf james Maher, Bobbie jones, Corresponding Secretary Kathi Ciraffam. l g . X ' sf nav f HF. .., was mtv ABOVE, SIGMA LAMBDA CHI, Front Row: Richard Edmond, Bob Field, Bruce Kerr, Rich Buckner, Sherwin Schwartz, Orman Broad- way. Back Row: Secretary lay Schauwecker, Treasurer lay Hinshaw, President Roger Riekena, Vice-President jerry Erickson, Darrel Christian,Steve Bangert. i BELOW, SIGMA TAU, Front Row: Marvin Marshall, Secretary Dennis Schumacher, President Larry Rundquist, Vice-President Rob Kritzler, Treasurer George Trepina, Robert Peterson. Back Row: Lawrence Hill, Dale Lindenfelser, Gregory Phelps, Kenneth Fitzpatrick, Michael Render, john Gibson, Bob Kutter, Gary Kattenbraker, Larry Kubinski. .sv , M. . , afnwy- . ,. Q . ,. '4 Qin? ii 222 TAU BETA PI, Front Row: Recording Secretary Robert Peterson, Trea- surer Marvin Marshall, President Cary Kattenbraker, Corresponding Secretary George Trepina. Back Row: Kenneth Fitzpatrick, Dennis Schumacher, Larry Rundquist, john Gibson, Bob Kutter, Rob Kritzler. ZETA Pl, Front Row: Rodney Perkins, President jules Parisi, Richard Nagode, Bark Rim, Sigma Lambda Chi is an honor- ary fraternity recognizing stu- Q dents in construction technoi- 1 ogy. The group tries to develop better public relations between the industry and the public. V Sigma Tau, an honorary frater- 4 nity for junior and senior engi- neering students, allows its members to take part in events in their field. The group also awards the Sigma Tau key to the top freshman engineering stu- dent. Founded for the recogni- tion of superior achievement and character, Tau Beta Pi is an honorary society for technical students. The purpose of Zeta Pi, a professional honorary for ' Business Administration, is to further the study of Business. Open to junior and senior busi- ness majors it also recognizes leadership qualities. Vice-President Richard Fandel, Faculty Advisor William Clarey, Secre tary Ieri Carlson ri VI i x '1- 0 PERFCDRIVIERS 224 BRADLEY UNIVERSITY CONCERT BAND, Front Row: Penny Shook, Cathy Taylor, jane Hamilton, Susan Mannahan, David Rosler, George Pariza, Eugene Williams, Robert Bates, Barbara Bergman, Phyllis Thomas, Second Row: Carol Newton, james West, judi Furman, Dan Fergus, Mark Rankin, jay Himmel, judy Sellstrom, Thomas Hull, Ann Goodwin, Richard Oliver, Greg Christner, Roger Bocox, Ronald Rubin, Thomas Volk, Mary Lynn Sukurs, john Kostelny. Third Row: Karen Moedinger, Susan Lewis, Enrico Saviano, john Alley, Barbara Rice, Daryl Bean, Shirley Walz, Bonny Atwood, Ross Penny, Alvin Hill, Cheris Siddall, Fred Cherny, David Kirkel, Henry Tuber, Rodney Sumner, Debbie Wied, Mike Gottschalk, Dan Gannon, Rick Louis, Cliff Smith. Fourth Row: Richard Veronda, jane Ropp, William Spaulding, Mark Tollefson, Ken Herrick, Bill Wagner, Thomas Mok- rycki, Randy Kubes, joseph Goble, Gail Bonner, Frank Thomas, Herbert joseph, Bill Bailey, jim Thomas, Keith Ramsden. Standing: Alan Nordstrom, Robert Lucas, Alan Friedman, Bill Strauss, Don Chaplin, Don Perrilles, Duane Parker, james Schrock, jo Ellen Iftner, Larry Wright, joanne Dunn, Richard Bisping, Art Palmer, Mike Mathews, Clarinetist Bob Lowry, Assistant Conductor Dan Gannon, Conductor Kent Campbell. Bradley University Marching Band. , fr, y. .A-. 4- .sn I what ,JZ , ' x an 33' Pin? iq 'iii BRADLEY UNIVERSITY CHORALE, Front Rowi Gloria Selsky, Sheila Wormer, Pamela Ciazda, Linda Chamness, Claire Brelick, Margaret Hammer, Dr. john Davis, Sheryl Pape, Carla Haithcox, joyce Muller, Diane Tiffan, Ann-joyce Koprowski. Second Row: julie Neiberger, Mary-Annette lhle, Margaret Wormer, Marilie Martin, Carole Propp, Deborah McAtee, Nancy Rose, Sharon Webb, Willa Woodson, Susan Voss, Susan Kent, Karen Kreiling. Third Row: Claudia Campbell, Elizabeth Caster, Sally-Ann Batz, james Devitt, james Rimington, Ronald Mott, Donald Brown, james Shrader, Frank Meyer john Leh- man, Sheryl Clark, jill Laun, Patricia Klancer. Back Row, Donald Sand- strom, Lawrence Rundquist, james Sparling, Randolph Smith, Richard Maly, john Nixon, David Livingston, Charles Boeson, Richard L'lrich, Steven Roach, Cireg Upton, jay C.iallombardo. The Bradley University Band consists of over one hundred students from all schools and colleges on the campus. The group, organized into several departments such as the jazz band, marching band and foot- , ball band, plays at formal campus fd Ki concerts, university ceremonies, ,- and athletic events. The students in Bradley's Chorale meet to- gether to find musical satisfac- tion and fellowship in song. The members, chosen by auditions each fall, each receive one half hour of credit per semester. This year the group toured in Washington, and will be touring in Europe duringthe summer. 2 226 F- ' ,-f W' Y' ,,,, ,,-?v- A I I-' 'Y,. re- ,L-'N' 5. . Y 5' 5' M 4 , L ,df AQUADETTES, Sitting: ludy Cora, Kathy letter, Secretary-Treasurer Holly Hironirnus. Standing: lohn Beaston, Linda O'Connor, Roxie MERRI-N-ETTES, Facing Right: Choreographer lodi Dorick, Secretary Patti Klanfir, Roxie Marshburn, Kendra Frantzve, Carol Psota, Cindy Bergstrand, Carole Gerlt, Barb Albright, Roberta Hostetler, Linda Tosto, Sandi Talbott, Sheryl Clark, Lynne Mass, Betty Reiser, Carolyn Iirka, Sue Marten, Mary Lynn Sukurs, President Kathy Snyder. Facing i C 4 P ls' 2, Marshburn, President Mary Record, Claudia Christ, lim Simon. Left: Liz Cirata, Collette Steg, Andrea Berlak, Marilyn Brock, Trea- surer Faye Highlander, Lynne Salvatori, Claudia Campbell, Ronda Fine, Dee Dee Davis, ludy Maxwell, Barbara Cireen, Susie Hurie, lan Biegler, Rita Kowal, Piper Metz, Cathy Nicholas. M sg- Aquadettes are a group of men and women who work together in the field of synchronized swimming. ln addition to devel- oping swimming skills the group works to present an original show. The spirit of Bradley U. is shown by its Cheerleaders who perform at try-outs held in the fall. This year striking new uniforms have been added to the squad. Merri-N-ettes are BU's precision dance and drill team. Performing and ushering at several home basketball games are some of their duties. This year the team had the honor of performing at the Chicago Bears' football game at Wrigley Field. Z ix J CHEERLEADERS, Kneeling: Monnie Keane, Cindy Newman Chris Schuldt Standing Andy Dickholtz, Shirley Dougan, Captain Ardis Sheridan E r I V' . x . I ,sf M it 1 ..z' ' .f ,Ji-'J xflh v 2 ... PI KAPPA DELTA, Front Row: Bobbi Kretschmer, Karyl McCurdy, Edward Wehrli, Vice-President Eric Arnold, Michael Closen, Trea- President Cary Roberts, Kay McCurdy, Sue Mehrings. Back Row: surer Winnie Ward. WCBU, Front Row: Station Manager lohn Barth, Rich Nixon, john Nixon. Second Row: Bill Holmes, Stephanie C-ligorijevic, Traffic Manager Sue King. Third Row: Charley Steiner, Roger Wells. Fourth Row: Program Manager Ed Staley, Little Poo, Debbie Clayton. Fifth Row: Steve lohnson, lay Alan, Dan Rovner. Back Row: Alan Cohan, News Director Bob Skerker, Mike Perelstein, Bill Kuffel. XI' yu! Pi Kappa DeIta's purpose is to further the concept of The Art of Persuasion. The group sends speakers to represent the school at national contests. WCBU - the voice of Bradley in Peoria is an educational experience for students and a source of diverse educational programming for Peoria. The station, which just switched from WRBU to WCBU, comes to the Peoria area on the FM station 88.3. Sigma Alpha Iota is a women's professional music fraternity. The group encourages participation in the performing arts throughout the nation. The girls serve as ushers for school and community con- certs. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is a national professional fraternity for advancing the cause of music. The group performs service activities for the School of Music and sponsors an annual concert series. PROFESSIO Al.S0Cllf-IFIES . a . i t ll I y fit fin? ti e' I I ' ' ' . 1' I 9 . ' . ' ' , Y I I.-it . ' X 7 lx r mfr' BELOVV: PHI MU ALPHA, Front Row: Ion Lffnrnan, Nick Nc-ronrla, President james Shrader, jim Rirnington, Herb lcgsefph, Refcortlinu Secretary Keith Ramsden. Back Row: Treasurer Stan jafolus, lax Him- mel, William Strauss, Vice-President Daxid Livingston, Milxc- Ntat' thews, john Kostelny, Don Brown. 1 i ,f ,l fffr mf 230 cv, '1zrg,.Xl, PSYCHOLOGY CLUB, Front Row: Audrey Schuessler, loAnn Daum, Treasurer Debby Sachs, President Richard Kelliher, Vice-President Robby I-Iochman, lanie Kaplovv, Mary Demos, Cathy Tivol. Second Row: Karen Watson, Ilene Siegel, Nancy Bradley, William Turton, ' .sggqssg 7' yifgsss f -..mufsl . Robert Flaherty, Richard Stout, Ronnie Rembacz, Toodie Connor, Carole Hartman. Back Row: Spencer Seides, Bruce Kopetz, Kent Boberg, Dave Bower, Charles Cooper, james Maher, john Cupton. SIGMA DELTA CHI, Front Row. President Larry Cohen, Vice-President Rick Serczyk, Linda Bishop. Back Row: Larry Coffman, Richard McMunn,Rick Davis, Terry Sharp. The purpose of the Psychology Club is to better inform students who show an interest in psy- chology. Besides obtaining guest speakers, the club also sponsors several social activities. Devoted to improving the profession, Sig- ma Delta Chi, a professional journalism society, is open to journalism majors. In addition to other activities the group spon- sored a press conference for Peoria students. An organization for speech and hearing majors, Sigma Alpha Eta provides an opportunity for its members to develop specific interests in their chosen field. The group has a chance to work in speech and hearing clinics in Peoria. The Student National Education Association is a professional group for students preparing to teach. The group tries to deepen the interest of capable students in the field of teaching. L SIGMA ALPHA ETA, Front Row: Karen Millinger, Susan Phelps, Kathy Esser, Laurie Schaffer. Back Row: Ann Morris, Vice-President Cheryl Capen, President Katha Fahey, Secretary Marilyn Sear, Treasurer Nikki Ruben. 1- is STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION: Secretary Evelyn MacMiChael, Vice-President Linda Melanie Cahan, Recording Secretary Barbara Forman 1 . 1 .' xl rf I 1 Q adin.. bi -gp' -Q If .39 23 , - 5 N AM AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS: Secretary jonathan Syrnko, President john Andreas,TreasurerCeorge Trepina. 1 I 1 l. Q l ABOVE, INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELEC- TRONIC ENGINEERS: Vice-President john Gib- son, President Frank Abegg, Secretary Douglas Magno,TreasurerIohnClark. RIGHT, IOINT ENGINEERING COUNCIL: Trea- surer jerry Tubbs, Secretary Dick Fung, Vice- President Theodore Schaumburg, President Frank Abegg. f K-Ap.. 1 , f- ,', ,,. - f,.- .. ' W' T ik rdf ABOVE, SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS! Technical Chairman john Hopkins, Treasurer Donald Seavers, Vice-President Roger Polidoro, Secretary William Hargrove, Engineering Chairman Floyd Hofstetter, President Richard Lami. BELOW, AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS, Front R-ow: Corresponding Secretary Roger Reckers, Recording Secretary Larry Rundquist. Back Row: Trea- surer Larry Kubinski, President Al johnson, Vice-President Ron Marshall. The College of Engineering in an effort to represent each en- gineering club and fraternity formulated the loint Engineering Council. Composed of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers, the American Society of Civil Engineers, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers, and the Society of Automotive Engi- neers, the council works to pro- mote the best interest of the engineering student and the University. Each group working under the council seeks to better inform the engineering student in his field of interest by sponsoring speakers, group discussions, and field trips. I i i I I Z4 ' 5, AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS X mc President lim Holstein, President Ciarx Kattenbraker Trea surer Mike Eagan, Secretary Bob Kutter. ,, V- ,,,,4- -v-' .yur Wrona, President john Hoppes, Don Berki. Back Row: AI johnson, Ed DePasquaI, Tom Eicher, Terry Oge, Chuch Tulley, Andrew Vehmas. BETA TAU EPSILON Sitting Secretary john Hoppes Treasurer Richard Edmond Standing President Gregory Bessette Advisor Don Teague, Vice- AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION, From ROW: Vice- President Lynne Kimoto, Vice-President Randy Hult, President George Shaw. Second Row: Steven Bergman, Edward jinotti, Torn Stephano. Back Row: Dan Mooha, john Blake. The purpose of Machine Design and Metal Society is to give stu- dents an insight into industry. An effort this year was the club's reorganization. Beta Tau Epsilon, composed of technology stu- dents, acts as a governing body for clubs. Special activities are held by the group. A purpose of the American Marketing Associ- ation is to investigate opportun- ities in marketing. The club sponsors guest speakers and programs. Construction Club stimulates interest in construc- tion technology. At meetings the group learns of new ideas in in- dustry. A business fraternity for women, Phi Chi Theta promotes higher business education for women. The group sponsors programs and other activities. PHI CHI THETA, Front Row: Corresponding Secretary Elaine Schu- macher, Treasurer Karen Schneckenburger, Vice-President janet Siegel, President Lori Falck, Recording Secretary, janet Proffer, Pledge Trainer Karen Manthey. Second Row: joAnn Poccia, Gloria 5.-sr CONSTRUCTION CLUB, Front Row: Richard Buckner, Paul Barrath, Richard Caertner, Thomas johnson, Bob Field. Second Row: Advisor jack Schade, President Richard Edmond, Vice-President jay Hinshaw, Treasurer Roger Riekena, Orman Broadway, Craig Brumund, james Finley. Back Row: Robert janssen, john Uhhg, jim Wohead, Gregory Bc-ssette, Darrel Christian, Steve Bangert, jay Schauwecker, jerry Erickson. Defoe, Donna Kuntz, Barbara Clover, Kathy Pecko, Gail Manotk, Rosanne Bell, Linda Pletz. Back Row: Mary Sullivan, Phyllis Pauls, Maureen Kenny, Kathy Hotchkiss, Sharon Towne, Sandy Slater, jeri Carlson, Audrey Bitner. 1515 'si 'Slate f, fd mf fi'--L ' Sf The building of an officer and a gentleman is the major goal of Air Force ROTC. In the past few years emphasis has been placed on the military relationships with the sciences such as astron- omy, economics, and geogra- phy. Increased emphasis on basic military theory is creating a new and higher caliber of mili- tary officer. Learning to work as a team, understanding of others, and physical and mental flexibility are goals each cadet must attain in order to become truly a professional officer able to meet the demands of today's modern world. DETACHMENT 185 AFROTC OFFICERS: Capt. George Kenton, Lt. Col. Robert Weaver, Major Eugene Mitchell. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CADETS, Front Row: William Engel, Bill Spaulding, Brent Inman, Steven Maze, Louis Melendez, Steve Forster, Richard Straub, Gary Wilson. Second Row: Gary Nelson, Alan Hag- gard, Bob Anna, Rohan Samaraweera, jim Class, john Mount, joe Zeman, joe Goble, Doug Locke. Third Row: Steven Barnum, David Roque, Troy Pombert, Charles Williams, Rick Bertinetti, jerome Bi- elicke, Mike Katzman, Donald Edwards, Richard McMicken, joe Curtis. Fourth Row: Larry Luikart, juergen Brinner, john Warsaw, Fred Hoffman, Richard Skirball, Bill Stuart, Robert Mitchell, Robert Shupe, Carl Dunn, Elliott Heath. Fifth Row: Robert Plischke, Frank Hamel, Charles Kalb, john Nyaradi, john Gray, Thomas Turk, jay Barr, Robert Paige, Bill Frommelt, Mike Frye, Bill Gaston, Steve Cahill. Sixth Row: Stephen Friedman, Dominic Calgi, Carl Warren, Edward Troy, john Sharp, Gregory Lurz, Kenneth Morrison, john Lazarus, Mark Tollefson, Charles Rein, William Larimore, james Madon. Back Row: james Coleman, Thomas janas, Robert Fisher, Gary Wallington, Karl Winter, Gerald Bockenek, Frank Kilgore, Gary Butkus, Stephen Postlewait, Earl McWilliams, Thomas Russell, Glen Dykhuizen, j. Howard Ferry. A -1 -DHL ffl 0 f'N!'L'1 'i 'a V' h'x'x 55 ', 'x fr' .2 IUNIOR-SENIOR OFFICERS, Front Row: lohn Kennedy, leffrev Owens, Robert Chedister, john Tegtrneier, Edward Staley, William Kaveney, Ted LaBedz, Dennis Boxx, Robert Gietl, lack Yetter, Michael Klich, Gerald Cluskey, Douglas Thierer, Bark Row. David Usher, Kenneth Monico, William Ward, Bruce Larson, lere Cook, Duane Davy, Chris Hayes, Michael Coleman, Brufe Dearborn, Harold Brischke, Robert Marshall, Charles Tinsley, William Schultze, Charles Schermerhorn, Bruce Pafume, Harry Truitt, Paul Ribarich, Scott Russell. i wi ,- , --1 Y - VT. 1' 4 ! 237 SERVICE GROUPS. nf: E. 238 F7 ALPHA PHI OMEGA, Front Rowf President Mark Colborn, ist Vice-President Mark Green- berg, 2nd Vice-President Mike Wasson, Treasurer Louis Vargochik, Recording Secretary Bob Plischke, Sergeant-at-Arms Tom Fryer, Corresponding Secretary jim Holec, Bill Ducett, Rich Case, Chaplain Al Devine. Second Row: Gregory Cvvik, joe Sands, Brian Grebow, Harry Truitt, Bob Loeffler, Bob Messinger, Larry Schaer, Tom Desmond, Mark Gurnicz, Denis Rewerts, Rich Lein, Steve Myers, Mike jordan, Ed Barrett, Larry Schoon, Stephen Roach, Dennis Vogt, jim Gitz. Back Row: Patrick Pomes, Bruce Hansen, Hank Tuber, Paul Friedman, john Breitsameter, Charles Taub, john Higgins, Bill Spaulding, Tomm Sprik, Don Koch, Robert Durkin, David Smith, john Karna, jim Ziegler, Rich Frederics, Ron Fritz, john Kovarek. Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity. The Zeta Alpha Chapter at Bradley ushers at concerts, and lectures. ln addi- tion to service, APO has many different social events. Gamma Sigma Phi serves Bradley's cam- pus and the Peoria community. The only women's service soror- ity on campus, the girls usher at the coffee house circuit, lecture arts, and do volunteer work at Carver Center. GAMMA SIGMA PHI, Front Row: Barb Frank, Betty Birchler, Secre- tarv Susan Sedlet, Carole Robinson, Ronni Wittlin, Pledge Trainer Sharon ludd, Vice-President ludv Winicker, Treasurer Maryann Van Dyke, Carolyn Isert, Sandy Seiffer. Second Row: Connie Short, janis Gillett, Susan Young, Historian ludy Wilensky, Carol Hennessey, Kathy Flanagan, Social Chairman Mary Beth Bullock, President Kathy F' A r 'N 5.41. 6' ' -4.51, V 'Ny Knezovich, Suzie Leyrer, Sheri Greenstein, Marx -Rnnettelhle,Mare1re Clysdale, loan Selnich, Sue Kent, Barbara Banister. Bark Rim jackie Tracy, Susan Voss, Lark Zebell, Pledge President lodi Dorick, Marcea Fosman, Advisor Bobbie Applegate, Cheryl Beldin, Susan Sharpe, Vicki Baker, Shelley Haas, Terry Schuermann. 2 I TERESTS GROUPS TQ... -M-shun.,-1 240 VET'S CLUB, Sitting: jon Adorjan, Dan Gormley, Ed Burns, Ed Glea- DeSimone. Standing: Orman Broadway, Ted Hague, Al johnson, joe son, Dennis Dotx, Earle letts, Secretarx Bruce Thatcher, President Magner, Charles Burke, Rich Aevermann, lim Davis, Skip Cospito, Charles Dressler, Treasurer William Weller, Bill Barry, Rich Thomp- Chuck Peterson, Bud Stalker, lames Bond, lohn Sronce. son, George Brax, james Becker, Robert Raz, Allan Mitchell, loe Bradley Vet's ClubFootballTeam. , , W ,. -W .-- ...,.. 1 A N A x X N, N -wwf: 'X X .b. . .- '-4 - v . x ' . A . A '. , . -. ' .J If Fx 1':' . - '- Y '-- - ' -. 'TV' X fc' ,'f - '- 'f fx-'N a-'Sf :L I , f., q.X,.-f , . 'fgi 'V I , 5.1.13 ,, A i'1fq4ug'.. 1 l ' 44,F3,,f Lak ' n: QQ: .lla Q' w- ' ,Q-1-----W' Q.-- ,D-.... SPORTS CAR CLUB: Rich Nixon, Secretarv-Treasurer Thomas Ibler, Neal Ruchman, jeffrey Goldberg, President Stephen johnson, Vice- President Stephen Eddington. Vet's Club is a socially oriented organization designed to aid the returning veteran in the ways of college life. Besides planned functions the group participates in intramural sports. The club also maintains high scholastic achievement. Sports Car Club, newly formed this fall, was founded for those students who are interested in sports cars. The club has sponsored a trip to the Chicago Arts show and a trip to the Chicago midwest SCCA Auto Cross. In addition to these activ- ities, the group held a car wash and two rallys. A campus politi- cal organization, Young Repub- licans seeks to educate its mem- bers in the workings of the American political system. The group sponsored speakers and also worked on the constitu- tional convention elections. . YOUNG REPUBLICANS, Front Row: loe Gibson, President Thomas Seymour, Nice-Presv dent Tim Wendle, Treasurer William Holmes. Back Row: Secretary Kathy Pecko, Alan Nordstrom, Rodney Sumner, Gerald Kreuger, Greg Osika, Corresponding Secretary Bobbie Kretschmer. - 1 5-ll 7, aff- -H!--fl? 1- 'fn-All Off Campus Men's Association is an organization for those men living at home or in apartments in Peoria. The group sponsors social, cultural, and athletic events for all Bradley students. Yearly events include Coffee House Circuit nights, road rallies, and hayrides. This year the group also sponsored a bus trip to the Bradley-U.C.L.A. game. A pri- mary purpose of the Interna- tional Students' Organization is to receive and help orient for- eign students. The Women's Athletic Association provides recreational activities for the enjoyment of the Bradley co-ed. Their program includes intra- murals, cook-outs, and camping trips. They also award trophies to the winners of events they sponsor. tif? OCMA enjoyed listening to Chuck and Mary the night they sponsored Coffee House Circuit. OFF CAMPUS MEN'S ASSOCIATION, Front Row: Harold Peltz, Rob- Domoto. Back Row: Rich Paschke, Kent Boberg Robert Janssen ert Schultz, Ken White. Second Row: lohn Gronner, Richard Gaert- Richard Smith, Wayne Radzi, Russell Neidl, Rod Sumner joe Magner ner, joseph Zimmerman, Vice-President William Zimbal, President Ken Witowski, William Rustemeyer, lerry Erickson Paul Morris Rich Buckner, Secretary-Treasurer jim Martin, Ken Ferino, Bruce 1erryConroy. ' , 4 W if , fmfzzawrf 1L.-,..- if - l .-.'1.i..Y. I A-1 L.-,A A L 'r INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ORGANIZATION, Front Row: Vinod Srivastava, Betsv Beckwith, Treasurer Rich Awermann, President lovce Frederickson, Vice-President Shashi Waldon, Secretary Marilvn Stuckey, Ali Al-Sheraidah, Angala delaPaz. Second Row: Bill Holmes, Ralph Russell, Entertainment Co-Chairman Ken Morrison, Rodnev ' ' A'-'1 .,,, i ,z rmuzh. ,C -a....4 ,Ig Sumner, lim Moroz, Enrico Saviano, Show Chairman Rajesh Som Back Row: Fran DiSalvo, Louise Irwin, Angelos Theotoltatos, Nlihat Bilgutav, Hani larjura, Paul Ciamboa, Chuclt Ot, Pat Herschman, Linda Chamness. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, Front Ron Badminton Champion, Nice- President Susan Sharpe, Intramural Vollevball Champs, Second Row Lee NN ood, ludi Furman, Anne Renwart, ludx Lawson, Secretarx-Treasurer Linda Maxer, C.irl's VarSi1v 3dSls6Tb8ll TGJFYW- Back Row, Carol Rader, Linda Bean, President Dena Chentes, Eloise Dillon, Cathy Kelley. i ,,.,,,,,, ,1 F 1, ls., ,, , - -,-.- V , , I L, l l BRADLEY ,-,7, ,, 5-I .--.,. I -v-.1 1 Y .ai 4 if 244 Y i E. T7 N2 l INDEPENDENT STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION, Front Row: Karen Moedinger, lan Udesen, Carol Olgd, Marv Beth Donnellan, Cindy Be'-rgstrand. Second Rovvy President james Crego, Vice-President Ken Witowski, Secretary lean Bollero, Treasurer Alan Applegate, Athletic Chairman Robert Stevens, Robert Miller. Back Row: Steve Beyler, NEWMAN CLUB, Front Row: Mary Beth Bullock, Mark West, Marty Green, Sister Mary Claire, Father Tom Kelly, james Anderson. Back . , .,.-- ii iii r ii e Bill Tillmann, Special Events Chairman Larry Froman, Michael Powers, lay Greenwald, Don Edwards, Ron Wallace, Paul Waytenick, Chris Burns, George Brunsman, Tom Anell, Rick Capp, Harold Peltz, Rus- sell Anderson, lim Perz. Row: Thaddeus Dobson, Chris Hayes, President Doug Gangloff, lody Feigle, Nancy Schrieber, Ronald Noel. 1... pull EIN' -1- - 1 L sd ... f 7' '...J.1 I -r- BRADLEY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, Front Row: Sheryl Clark, Secre- KretSChrner, Betsy Beekwith, Gene Sidler, Steve Dunn, Daiid Ogden, tary Roxana Perry, President Greg Oppenhuis, Vice-President Charles Cl'18fl6S Biiblef, Glen Sidler, Zalsi Bro, Deborah Wilder. Griffith, Treasurer Douglas Morey, Shashi Waldon. Back Row: Bobbi HILLEL, Front Row: 2nd Vice-President Howard Herman, President Ronald Markowitz, lst Vice-President Marci Greenberg, Treasurer David Goldstein, Back Row: ludi Furman, lim Graff, Secretary Wayne Schneidman. Independent Students' Organi- zation is an organization which provides activities for the stu- dent who is not a Greek affiliate. ISA sponsors social and athletic activities including Monte Carlo Nite. Newman Club serves as a place of learning and fun for Catholic students. The group provides a place to live, study, and enjoy fellowship. Inter- varsity Christian Fellowship is a student movement with the ob- jective of helping the Christian student nature in his faith. This is done through meetings and other activities. B'nai B'rith Hillel is designed to promote activities to stimulate the jewish student. The club offers Friday evening Forums, open-end discussions, and suppers. Rm. so 4: 24 SCOUT Tuesday nights . . . too many people in the office, too few stories turned in, not enough space on the front page, com- motion in the darkroom when things don't work out just right, that's what the Scout was this year. But it was more than chaos ...there was order . . . a deliber- ate effort to move from a bulle- tin board to a newspaper . . . more pages . . . an effort to get into closed meetings . . .and yet, there was more . . . the all- nighter putting the Moratoriam coverage together, the empty office after Tuesday's rush, the pride in a good product, and the knowledge that something bet- ter could be done. RIGHT: Editor Marv Zivitz. MIDDLE RIGHT: Assistant to the Editor joe Nadolski. FAR RIGHT: Photo Editor Rick Cloyd. BELOW LEFT: Managing Editor Karl Manheim. BELOW MIDDLE: Business Manager joe Marteski. BELOW RIGHT: SCOUT STAFF, Kneeling: Bruce Dearborn, Karl Man- heim, Ed Staley. Standing: Steve Tarter, Betty Elanagen, Walt Burger, Ann Leslie, joe Marteski, joe Nadolski, jeff Ruskin, Al Meyer, Marv Zivitz, Bob Skerker, john Nixon, Greg Paskell, Bob Gietl. 915 4'?YT1 1 YA, 57.5 , V L I mms 4. A ,-U eu-. F s ix? l f .11 n il ' .Q 'I'-1 3 'Q l-. l I H Q Q X s cpl can i ...M 4 v , ADA. n., - l 1 L1 YQ AR F CIN .4. LD QIKZ1' I 1 gi - 1 'Ai' f 'Q -'y ..4ll 'J --1-1-i.. ! 4 Organization Index .ACCOUNTANCY HONOR SOCIETY , , . .214 AIR FORCE ROTC . . . . .236 .ALPHA EPSILON PHI . . . .148 ALPHA EPSILON Pl . . .150 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA . . . .198 ALPHA KAPPA PSI . . , . .152 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA . . .213 ALPHA PHI ALPHA . . . , . .154 ALPH.A PHI OMEGA . .238 ALPHA Pl MU . . ,.,, . . .215 ALPHA PSI OMEGA . . . . . . , .214 AM INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS .233 AM MARKETING ASSOCIATION . , . . .234 AM.SOCIETYOECIVILENGINEERS . . .233 AM.SOClETY OE MECHANICALENGINEERS .232 ANAGA . . . . . .254 ANGEL FLIGHT , . . .... 212 AQUADETTES . . .226 ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY . . . .213 ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS . . .203 BETA TAU EPSILON .... BRADLEY BAND BRADLEY CHORALE . BRADLEYCHRISTIANFELLOWSHIP . . BURGESS-SISSON HALL .234 224 12225 I -245 . .,.... 132 CAMPUS CARNIVAL STEERING COMMITTEE . .207 CAMPUS COMMUNITY COMMISSION . .202 CHEERLEADERS . . , . . . .227 CHI EPSILON . . . .215 CHIMES , . .216 CHIOMEGA . . . . . .156 CLASS OFFICERS . . .204 CONSTRUCTION CLUB . .235 DELTA UPSILON . .158 DELTA ZETA . . 160 ETA KAPPA NU .216 GAMMA PHI BETA . . .162 A Abegg, Frank 78,185,216,232 Abegg, Marty 177 Abel, Sabrasue84 Abert, Thomas 71 Abrahamsonl Rita 70 Adams,Gregory 155 Adams, Nancy 70 Adams, Virgil 71 Adorjan,jon 221,240 Aevermann, Rich 240 Aerhart,Art 195 Akers, Steve 71,153 AimdaIe,john 216 AIan,jay 228 Albright, Barbara 180,226 Alexander, Diane 137 Alexander, Ken 71,146,166 AIexander,Sue157 Allan, lraB4 Allen, john 199 Alley,john 224 Allison, Charles165 AI-Sheraidah, Ali 243 Altany, Cher180 Altmarrjeff 111 Ambrose, Paula 137 Anderson, Carole 84 Anderson, Curt 159 Anderson, Erlc192 Anderson,james 244 Anderson, Russell 244 Andirh,Susie-132 Andreas, john 78,221,232 Andresky, Dean 195 Andrulis, Rick 150 Anell,Tom 78,244 Anheuser, Pat 162 ' Aniolowski,jerry 71,146, 195,205,210,218 Anna, Robert 182,236 Anstadt, Scott 189 Anthonyylan 217 Antonacci,George 78 Apgar, David 84 Applegate, Alan 244 Applegate, Steven 71 Ardapple. Barbara 204 Armbruster, john 177 Armbruster, Ryan 169 Arndt,Theodore 76 Arnold, Eric 84,203,219,228 Arthur,judy 143 Arvanitts, George 154 Ascher, Scott 100 Asr.ot,jim 203,204 Atlas, Howard 84,197 Attenberry, Dennis 78 Atwell, Cal 110 Atwell,Gail 214,216 Atwood, Bonny 224 Avakian, Bob 197 Augspurger, Lewis 78 Austin, Denny 84 Austin, Stephen 78 Avermann, Rick 243 Avner, Brett 150 Azpurua, Elias 71,153 B Babler, Charles 84,245 Bachman, Ferne 217 Bachmann, Karen 84,170,212 Barley, William 224 Baker, LesIre132 Baker, Nancy 84 Baker, Vicki 217,239 Balanik, Nina 84 Ball, Rlfls 255 Bandy, jane 76,212 Bangert, Steve 222,235 Banach, Dale 78 Banister, Barbara 239 Banke, Dave118 Bannon, Bill 116 Bardoulas, Dick 186 Barg,lrwrn197 Barkulis, Nicholas 71 Barnes, Donald 78 Barnett, Rich 189 Barney, Marshall 83 Barnum, Steven 236 Baromf-,joe 153 Barr, Mark 197 Barr,jay 236 Barrath,Paul 235 Barre, Bill 195 GAMMA SIGMA PHI , . . HEITZ HALL .......,....... . HILLEL ................... . HOMECOMING STEERING COMMITTEE , . . INDEPENDENTSTUDENTS'ASSOCIATION .. INST.ELECTRlCAL ELECTRONICENGINEERS . INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' ORGANIZATION INTER-FRATERNITYCOUNCIL . . , IOINT ENGINEERING COUNCIL . . . KAPPA DELTA RHO ....... . . KAPPA OMICRON PHI ...... . . LAMBDA CHI ALPHA ........ . LECTURE-CONCERT COMMITTEE . LOVELACE HALL ........... MACHINEDESIGNSIMETALS society' . , I MERRI-N-ETTES ........... MODEL UNITED NATIONSSTEERING COMMITTEE ...,,..,,.. . . MORTAR BOARD . . MU EPSILON Pl ..,....... NEWMAN CLUB ........... orr CAMPUS MEN'sAssoctATioN I I I OMICRON DELTA KAPPA .,.... PANHELLENICCOUNCIL ..... . I I PHIALPHA THETA -, . . . PHI CHI THETA ' .... PHI ETA SIGMA . PHI KAPPA PHI . . PHI KAPPA TAU . PHI MU ALPHA Pl BETA PHI ..,. . . PI KAPPA ALPHA . . , . PI KAPPA DELTA . . , . Pl SIGMA ALPHA PITAU SIGMA . . . . . PSICHI ........ . . PSYCHOLOGYCLUB . .. PUBLICATIONS BOARD 209 RADIO BOARDOFCONTROL. 1 I I izoa SCOUT ......... SENATE ......... SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA ETA . . SIGMA ALPHA IOTA . . SIGMA CHI ...R . SIGMA DELTA CHI . . SIGMA DELTA TAU . SIGMA KAPPA ..... SIGMA LAMBDA CHI . SIGMA NU ......, SIGMA PHI DELTA . . , SIGMA PHI EPSILON . . SIGMA TAU , .... . ,. ...202 .. ,.,174 . ...231 ...229 ...176 ...230 ...178 . ...180 . ...222 ...182 ...184 ...186 ,.....,.....222 SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS .... 233 SPORTSCAR CLUB ........... . . ,241 STUDENTCENTER BOARD ...... . . .206 STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION ........... . . .231 SUPREMECOURT . . TAU BETA Pl ,..,. TAU EPSILON PHI . . . TAU KAPPA EPSILON . THETA CHI ....... THETA Xl ,...... UNIVERSITY HALL . . VET'SCLUB .... WCBU ....., WHO'SWHO . ,,., WILLIAMS HALL .... . ..,205 .,.223 . ,..188 . ...190 ...192 ...194 ...140 ...240 ...228 ...210 ...142 WOMEN'SATHLETlC ASSOCIATION . . . . .243 WYCOFF-HARPER HALL YOUNG REPUBLICANS ZETA BETA TAU .... ZETA Pl .,... Student Index Barrett, Ed 238 Barron, Ricky 71 Barry, William 240 Bartel, Allan 84 Barth, john 84,228 Bartholomew, Gary 186 Barzelay, Bill 84,159 Basak, joe 186 Bashkin, Mike 189 Baskin, Lawrence 84 Bastos, David 71 Bates, Robert 224 Bates, Tift 100 Batz, Sally-Ann 47,225 Bausman, Marv 110 Bayer, Kenneth 71 Bay, Stefani 84 Bear, Daryl 224 Beaston, john 226 Beck, Michael 71 Becker, Hetty 93 Becker, james 240 Becker, Peggy 162 Becker, Susie 149 Beckwith, Betsy 243,245 Beemer, Steve 98,100 Behnke, Marcia 143 Behrens, Thomas 71 Beinor, Stephen 78 Beldin, Cheryl 84,239 Belkin, Steve 150 Bell, Mike 141 Bemis, Lulu 180 Bender, Lynda 214 Bengtsson, Tom 186 Benham, Al 71 Bennet, Dick 159 Bennett, Keith 182 Benson, Robert 169 Bentler, john 78 Bentley, Gary 165 Berez, Willie 189 Berg, Roy 173 Bergemasco, Bob 192 Bergman, Barbara 224 Bergman, Steven 71,234 Bergstrand, Cindy 226,244 Bergstrom, Rich 192 Bergstrom, Robert 78 Berkebile, Dave 175 Berki, Donald 78,234 Berkowitz, Marty 150 Berksdale, Lamonia110 Berlak, Andrea 226 Bernard, Dave 84,175,206 Berndt,Glenn 84,110 Bernstein, julie 178 Berra, Aleta 180,212 Berrow, Shirly 214 Bertinetti, Rick 236 Bertsch, Trish 132 Besse, Bruce 84 Bessette, George 234,235 Beyler, Steve 244 Bice, jill 76 Biegle-r,jan 226 Bielicke, Dave 153 Bielike, jerome 236 Bigham, Debbie 137 Bilgutay, Nihat 243 Birchler, Betty 238 Birnbaum, Mark 84,197 Bishop, Linda 230 Bishop, Roy 84,192 Bisping, Richard 224 '3itner, Audrey 71,235 Slack, Allen 84 Slack, Sheila 70 Blackledge, Bob 169 Blackmon, Barbara 170 Blackmon, Greg 177 Blair, Kathy 162 Blake, john 175,234 Blank, Bruce 78 Bliss, Timothy 71 Bloom, judy 149 Bloomfield, Nancy 149 Blue, Ann 83,170 Blum, Bill 71,169,207 Blumberg,Iay150 Blumenthal, Dennis 84,150 Boberg, Kent 221,230,242 Bocox, Roger 224 Bockenek, Gerald 236 Bodnar, Robert 84 Boeson, Charles 225 Bogan, Bob 166 Bognar, john 169 Boll, Bob 146,186,205 ..,134 .. ...241 . ...196 , . .233 Bollero, jean 244 Bolsen, Chuck 166 Bolton, Mark 100 Bond, james 240 Bonner, Gail 224 Borden, Ellen 76 Borden, Maureen 76 Borden, Scott 84,175 Borello, MaryAnn 161 Bortko, jack 159 Borys, Stan 141 Bowen, L, C. 84 Bower, Dave 230 Bowers, Craig 71 Bowers, joan 221 Bowers, Melissa 84 Bowles, Donald 84,219 Box, joyce 198 Boxx, Dennis 237 Boyer, Edward 175 Bradford, Rich Harvey 177 Brady, Lin 54,a4,1so 205,210,217 Bradley, Nancy 230 Bradley, Pete 192 Bragg, McFarland 155 Brandt, jim 166 Brasnick, jacki 216 Brauhn, Howard 78 Braus, Harvey 189 Bray, George 240 Breckel, Connie 84,161 Bredel, Barb 162 Bredemeyer, john 185 Breese, Pamela 76 Breitman, Mark 189 Breitsameter, john 238 Brelick, Claire 225 Bremer, Lenore 180,221 Bressendorf, Frank 78,185 Brickner, Robert 118 Bridges, Vasco 155 Brierre, Kenneth 71 Brinas, Mary 212 Brinkman, joyce 180 Brinkworth, Gail 161,203 Brieske, Gene 159 Brinner, luergen 185,236 Brischke, Harold 84,212,237 Brittain, Sherry 84 Bro, Zaki 245 Broadway, Orman 78,222,235,240 Brock, Marilyn 137,212,226 Broderick, Kay 57,157,212 Broms, Lee 178 Brooks, Brooks Brooks . Brown, Robert 84 Sarah 93 Scott 106 Bruce 153 Brown, Caryl 85 Brown, Cynthia 76,178 Brown, David 155 Brown, Don 225,229 Brown, Gordon 72 Brown, j. j. 146,161 Brown, james 155 Brown, jeffrey 83 Brown, jessica 212 Brown, Brown, Ken 186 Susan 85 Brower, jackson 72 Brownstein, Amy 149 Brubaker, Martin 78 Brumund, Craig 78,169,235 Brunsman, George 244 Bryson, Paula 76 Bryze, Ron 182 Bucek, Alan 72 Bucheck, Michelle 85 Buck, Paul 178 Buckeridge, Leanne 132 Buckner, Richard 78,207,210 218,222,235,242 Bucholtz, Butch 150 Budke, Mary 85,162 Buell, Cindy 180 Buhlig, Dean 173 Bullock, Mary Beth 72,239,244 Burbank, Monica 85 Burch, Candy 146,198 Burger, Walter 72,153,246 Burke, Charles 240 Burklund, joyce 161 Burns, Ed 240 Burns, Chris 244 Burns, R. Kenn 78 Burns, Mike 85,159 Burrows, Barb 137 Burrows, Carol 180,204 Burton, Glenn 150 Busche, Al166 Bush, Harry 191 Bush, Phil 186 Bush, Thad 175 Buss, Debbie 132 Busse, Gary 100 Butkus, Gary 236 Butler, Tom 134 Byker, Tom 134 Byrkit, Gary 85 C Cahan, Melanie 76,231 Cahill, Steve 153,236 Calcari, Reno 72,186 Caldwell, Gwen 85 Caldwell, james 85 Cale, Dave 173 Calgi, Dominic 236 Camery, Dale 78 Campbell, Claudia 137,225, 226,229 Campbell, Tom 102,105,106,110 Canaday, Su 59 Canelakes, Ted 85,197 Cannon, Allen 219 Capek, Tom 78,173 Capen, Cheryl 92,231 Capp, Rick 244 Carapella, Vic 195 Carlin, Larry 159 Carlson, Bruce 72 Carlson, jeri 214,223,235 Carney, Thomas 85,111 Carrara, Becky 85,143,203,214 Carrozza, Lou 100 Carroll, Bob 182 Carroll, Charlotte 76 Carroll, jean 139 Caruso, joe 150 Case, Rich 134,238 Casey, jack 177 Cassel, Gloria 85 Cassidy, Dan 118 Cassidy, Thomas 118 Caster, Elizabeth 225 Caster, Sue 162,212 Castoldi, Carl 72,191 Castresana, Luis 204 Catalano, George 78 Cather, Don 195 Cattron, judy 85 Cemenska, Rich 172 Ceranec, Marty 182 Chamberlin, jim 191 Chamness, Linda 225,243 Chaplin, Don 224 Chapman, Marta 162 Chedister, Robert 237 Chelikas, Peter 85 Chentes, Dena 243 Cheris,Siddall198 Chernoff, Dave 191 Cherny, Fred 224 Christ, Claudia 70,226 Christ, Greg 173 Christensen, David 85 Christian, Ann 132 Christian, Darrell 222,235 Christner, Greg 224 Christopher, Steve 150 Cikulin, john 100 Cieslik, Gerald 78 Cincere, Alexine 76 Clancer, Pat 180 Clanton, Robert 165 Clarey, Sue 203 Clark, john 169,232 Clark, Sheryl 216,219,225 226,245 Clarke, Dick 72,159 Clarkson, john 168 Class, james 236 Claussen, Mike 210 Claussen, Neal 219 Clayton, Debbie 228 Cleair, Peggy 76 Cleair, William 79 Clemens, Gary 72 Closen, Michael 205,208, 219,220,228 Cloyd, Richard 85,246 Cluskey, Gerald 237 Clysdale, Margaret 76,239 Cobetto, Al 186,207 Coffman, Larry 230 Coggan, Betty 157 Cohan, Alan 228 Cohen, janis 76 Cohen, Rick 150 Cohen, Rusty 146,189 Cohen, Saul 150 Cohen, Stephen 85 Cohrs, Arthur 72 Colborn, Mark 238 Colby, Terri 149 Cole, Bill 173,209 Cole, DeeDee 132,178 Cole, Dave 79,173,215 Cole, Ray 146,166 Cole, Rich 146 Coleman, Mike 166,213,237 Coleman, james 236 Colen, jan 162 Collins, jack 100 Collins, Rich 172,206,208 Collura, Robert 110 Colucci, Dan 195 Colwell, William 85,214 Condire, David 79 Conkey, Ron 175 Conklin, joe 195 Connolly,jim 153 Connor, Toodie 230 Conrad, Howard 85 Conrox, jerry 79,240 Cook,Franci178 Cook, jere 85,212,237 Cooley, Lona 198 Coologeorgen, Kris 255 Coontz, Mike 192 Cooper, Charles 221,230 Cooper, Earnest 155 Cooper, jerry 72 Cooper, Mike 186 Cooper, Sherry 85 Coover, Dorothy 132,203 Cormier, Linda 137 Cornwall, Rick 195 Corson, Zoo 186 Corti, Mark 192 Cosentino, joseph 85 Cospito, Skip 240 Cotter, Pat 159 Coulson, Holly 85,180,217 Coulson, Marsha 180 Counihan, Bernadette 85,139 Covert, Susie 170,204 Cox, Yvette 162 Cox, Yvonne 157,212 Crady, Randy 106 Craft, Dave 186 Crandell,Merilee178 Crane, Linda 85,170,206 Cranwill, Karen 76 Crawford, Cleda 85 Crawford, Dennis 117 Crawford, George 85,195 Crawford, jim 191 Crawford, Linda 76 Creamer, Tom 141 Creech, jim 177 Crego, james 214,244 Creso, james 72 Criddle, Calvin 85,102,105,106 Crock, Elizabeth 85 Crookston, Dan 175 Crowley, Robert 186 Crowell, Terry 186 Crusoe, Albert 85,106 Crutcher, Kenneth 155 Crystal, Rick 197 Culberson, Gregory 155 Culver, joan 85 Cundiff, Greg 186 Cundiff, Rick 159 Cundiff, j. Randall 72 Curran, Paul 100,195 Curry, Carl 192 Curtin, Neal 85,153 Curtis, Allen 141 Curtis, joe 236 Cuthbert, Pam 170 Cutler, Al 85,150 Cuyjet, joan 216 D Dahl, Brian 85 Dahl, Sue 254,256 Dakin, Leslie 85 Dall, David 72 Dannells, Mike 146,182 D'Atri, Frank 85 Daum, joAnn 230 Davenport, Kenneth 85 Davis, Bob 197 Davis, DeeDee 149,226 Davis, james 169,240 Davis, Kate 139 Davis, Larry 197 Davis, Richard 86,230 Davis, Roy 72,220 Davis, Sharman 198 Davy, Duane 153,213.237 Deane, Kathy 157 Dearborn, Bruce 212,237,246 Dearborn, Dean 79 Debenham, james 79 DeBruin, Don 79 Decker, Larry 185 DeCremer, Daniel 72 D'Errico, joseph 79,159 DeFate, Ronnie 172 De Foe, Gloria 235 Deichman, Buzz 214 De La De La Cruz, Marco 197 Paz, Agnela 243 Deilisi, Sam 197 Della Valle, Rich 186 Delmastro, Domenica 76 De Mattia, Linda 86 Dembitz, Andy 159 Demos, Mary 143,216,221,230 Dennis, Michael 83,159 Dennison, james 192 De Pasqual, Edwin 79 De Persia, Anthony 86,169 De Simone, joe 141,240 De Smet, Steve 100 Desmond, Tom 238 Detwiler, Dee Dee 157,213 Deutsch, Linda 178 Deutsch, Steven 72 De Vido, Dave 159 Devine, Allan 79,238 Devine, Dan 141 Devitt, james 225 De Windt, Dana 205 Diechman, Buzzy197 Dickerson, james 86 Dickholtz, Andy 227 Dierken, Tom 159 Dietz, Sharon 86,170 Dillon, Eloise 243 Dimond, Pat 162 Dinner, Robert 150 Di Sabatino, Andy 186 Di Salvo, Fran 243 Dittmeier, Tom 100 Dobbeck, William 100 Dobrinich, Karl 72,182 Dobson, Thaddeus 244 Dodd, Tom 175 Doheny, jeanne 86,162,217 Dolan, Charles 175 Dolan, William 86 Dollman, Donna 86 Dolven, Scott 192 Domoto, Bruce 242 Donaldson, Dave 166 Donato Anthony 79 Donnell, Lyn 162 Donnellan, Mary Beth 137,244 Donohue, james 100 Donovan, William 182 Doran, Linda 76 Doran, Stephen 79 Dorick, jodi 216,226,239 Doty, Dennis 72,240 Doty, Steve 100 Dougan, Shirley 227 Down, Brenda 76 Doyne, Elizabeth 255 'oyne, Stan 197 Drake, Barbara 139 Drake, Denny 177 Drawer, Lynn 86 Dreier, Bonnie 149 Dresdner, Steve 214 Dressler, Charles 240 Drill, Gary 79 Dritz, Neil 86 Drum, Don 192 Drummond, Tom 159 Ducett, William 207,238 Duewel, james 72 Dughi, john 191 Dulman, jill 178 Duncan, Cecilia 198 Dunlap, james 182 Dunlap, William 203,208 Dunn, Carl 236 Dunn, joanne 224 Dunn, Steve 245 Dunst, jeff 197 Durckel, Dan 195 Durkin, Robert 238 Dwyer, Ann 161 Dykhizen, Glen 236 E Early, Hobe177 Ebeling, Gary 141 Ebell, james 86 Eber, john 186 Eberts, Craig 186 Eberts, Rusty 139 Eckhaus, Steve 189 Eckert, Annette 202 Eddington, Stephen 79,241 Edelneit, Shelley 132 Edgerton, Robert 159,204 Edmond, Richard 79,222, 234,235 Edmonds, Melanie S7,86,157 Edwards, Bruce 79 Edwards, Dave 100 Edwards, Donald 236,244 Egan, Mike 233 Egizii, Susan 86,157,203, 210,217 Ehrenfeld, Robert 186 Ehrlich, Neal 197 Eicher, Tom 195,234 Einbinder, Fred 189 Eisen, Karen 176,178 Eisenberg, Elise 76 Eisenstein, Tobi 86 Eisman,Sherie149 Eleis, Howard 169 Ellis, Tim 98,100 Emanuel, joseph 215 Engel, William 236 Engelhart, joanne 76 Epand, Ted 197 Epperly, Ronald 72,186 Epstein, Andy 141 Erber, Wayne 79 Erickson, jerry 79,222, 235,242 Erickson, Robert 72 Erickson, William 72,192 Erlicht, Anne 149 Ertel, Dave 153 Esser, Kathy 231 Evans, Cherie 161 Evans, Diana 170 Evans, Gail 70 Evans, Michael 155 Evans, Robin 157 Everett, Mark 86 Everrit, Larry 199 Ewan, Lee Ann 146,157,210, 254,256 Ewing, Michele 180,255,256 F Fahey, Katha 231 Falck, Lorraine 72,235 Falkman, Dick 165 Fandel, Richard 72.223 Fasulo, Mary 83,170,212 217,218 Fay, Becky 217 Fearnley, Elliot 72 Fehr, Lauri 143 Feigle, jody 244 Fein, james 86,150 Felean, Dan 146,195,203 Fennell, james 153 Ferguson, Roy 165 Ferino, Ken 242 Ferry, Howard, j 236 Festen, Babs 76 Field, Robert 79,222 Fike, Roger 72 Filippini, David 86 Finch, Bruce 169 Fine, Rhonda 226 Fineman, Bruce 219 Fineman, Michael 83,197 Fink, Mary Kay 93 Finke, janet 76 Finkel, Amy 149 Finley, james 235 Finnegan, Susan 76 Fish, Denny 186 Fisher, Barbara 86 Fisher, Gerry 106 Fisher, Kathleen 86,157 Fisher, Rob 177,236 Fisher, Walter 72 Fitzpatrick, Kenneth 79,215, 222,223 Fitzpatrick, Thomas 86 Fix, lay 192 Flaherty, Robert 230 Flanagan, Betty 180,246 Flanagan, Kathy 239 Flanigan, Robert 79 Fleming, Barbara 86,180,214 Fletcher, Robert 195 Ford, Kevin 134 Forman, Barb 178,231 Forn, Carl 155 Forsberg, Ralph 175 Forster, Steve 236 Fortuna, joanne 161,212,216 Fortuna, Karen 132 Fosman, Marcea 239 Foss, Randey 178 Fought, jeff 72,175,209 Fowler, Robert 191 Fox, jan 149 Fraga, Frank 98 Frageman, jan 162,202,207, 210,216 Francini, Pete 192 Frank, Barb 239 Frank, john 72 Frank, Mike 189 Frank, Robert 189 Frankel, jacqueline 93 Franko, Wally 166 Franks, William 182 Frantzue, Kendra 226 Frederids, Rick 208,238 Frederickson, joyce 132,213,243 Freeburg, john 186 Fredman, Karen 162 Freed, Marty 150 French, Mike 173,209 Freud, Martin B6 Fricker, Sandra 86,162,217 Friebel, Robert 72 Friedman,Alan 224 Friedman, Barbara 76,178 Friedman David 72 Friedman, Gloria 149 Friedman Larry 189 Friedman Paul238 Friedman Friedman Perry 83,197 Stephen 213,236 Friestedt, Brad 177 Fritz, Ron 238 Frizzell, Charles 169 Froman, Lawrence 72,244 Frommelt, Willy 186,236 Fry, Roger 86 Frye, Mike 175,236 Fryer, Thomas 73,238 Fuller, Diana 86 Furman, judi 224,243,245 Fung, Richard 185,232 Fosman, Marcea 93 S Gabinski, Shirley 186 Gabrielson, Ed 100,177 Gabrielsen, Keith 165 Gaedje, Ronald 79 Gaertner, Richard 235,242 Gaida, john 195 Gale, Arnie189 24 , O Gall, Linda 76,180,231 Galloway, Norval 159 Gamboa, Paul 243 Gangloff, Doug 244 Gannon, Dan 224 Gannon, Ken 177 Gardner, Larry 186,209 Garner, Robert 86,254,256 Garner, Susan 203 Garrels, Harold 73 Garrett, Dede 162 Garrett, jerry 195 Garroson, Steve 166 Gasdorf, Edgar 219 Gasick, Gery 195 Gaston, William 236 Gatechair, Les 173 Gathers, Gene 102,106 Gau, judy 162 Gault, Lynda 137,180 Gay, William 106,110 Gazda, Pamela 225 Gebhardt, Sue 170 Gecan, Pam 132 Geller, john 86,197 Gellerman, Geri 149 Gellerman, Marc 150,203 Gentile, Frank 111 Gerber, Candy 157 Gerber, Ronni 149 Gerdes, jan 157 Gerdes, Sandy 76,162 Gerlt, Carole 86,146,180, 221,226 Gerstein,Al189 Gerulat, Edward 79 Geyer, Roger 86 Giallombardo, jay 225 Gibson, joe 202,241 Gibson, john 79,216,219, 220,222,223,232 Gibson, julie 70 Gibson, Paul 118 Gibson, William 118,153 Gietl, Robert 214,237 Gifford, Chuck 173 Gilbert, Marsha 86 Gilbert, Steve Dewey 177 Gilbert, William 185 Giles, Sheila j. 132 Gillett, janis 239 Gilliam, Mike 118 Gingrich, Nancy 86 Gins, Mike 150 Ginter, Daniel 86,197 Gitersonke,Al191 Gitz, james 86,202,210, 238 Glazeski, Robert 191 Gleason, Edward 79,240 Gligorijevic, Stephanic 228 Gloor, Kent 79 Glover, Barbara 235 Goble, joseph 224,236 Goetting, Katherine 86,161 Goffstein, Lynn 149 Gogats, Kenneth 79 Goldberg, jeff 141 Golata, Kathi 86 Goldstein, Arthur 150 Goldstein, Dave 141,245 Goldstein, Linda 76,178 Goldberg, Linda 76 Goldberg, Phil 150 Golden, Mike 192 Goldman, Steve 189 Goldstein, Larry 189 Goldstein, Linda 178 Golik, Renee 73 Gollnitz, Paul 79 Gomberg, Sharon 87 Gomsin, jay 220 Good, Rich 189 Goodman, Bruce 189 Goodman, Sandy 178 Goodman, Howard 191 Goodman, Susan 76 Goodwin, Ann 224 Goodwin, Gary 73,150 Gora, judy 226 Gordon, Anita 149 Gordon, Gil 189 Gordon, Roger 197 Gordon, Susan 178 Gordon, Susie 132 Gormley, Dan 240 Gormley, james 79 Gorske, Nanci 76,170 Gorski, Dale 192 Gottlieb, Paula 178 Gottlieb, Robert 189 Gottschalk, Mike 224 Gould, Harleen 87 Grady,Tim 186 Graff, james 87 Graffam, Kathleen 87,143,221 Grandon, Scott P. 206 Grata, Liz 180,226 Graves, Walter 155 Gray, john 236 Grayeb, Charles 220 Green, Barbara 170,226 Grebow, Brian 238 Green, Marty 161,244 Green, Mike 189 Greenberg, Marci 245 Greenberg, Mark 238 Greenberg, Neil 73 Greenberg, Steven 87 Greene, Sally 87 Greenfield, Linda 87,143 Greenleaf, Ann 76 Greenstein, Sheri 239 Greenwald, jay 244 Gregg, Daniel 73 Gregory, Pam 87 Grey, john 175 Griffith, Charles 245 Grill,Glen166 Grim, Ronald 87 Grimm, Nancy 87,202 Grimm, Wilbur 219 Grob, Ken 191 Groesch, joseph 79 Gronner,Iohn 242 Grunder, Ruth 213 Grusin, jay 87,189 Gualande, Terry 118 Gullet, Claudia 87,219 Gum, Howard 191 Gunkel, Mary 132 Gunnar, Dick 100 Gunter, Robert 73,117 Gupton, john 230 Gurkoff,jon150 Gurnicz, Mark 238 Gustafson, Karen 87 Gustavson, Linda 70 Gutierrez, Enrique 87 Guyjet, joan 209 H Haas, Shelly 161,239 Haase, Ken 172 Haggard, Alan 236 Hague, Ted 240 Haire, Robert 73 Haisch, Carolyn 87 Haithcox, Carla 225 Hazek, William 79 Halbert, Robert 83 Hall, Christine 77 Hall, Robert 87 Hamel, Frank 236 Hamilton, jane 224 Hamner, Elaine 149 Hammer, Margaret 225 Hammond, Dick 182 Hand, Christina 87 Hannam, Rolland 73 Hannekamp, Barb 162 Hansen, Bruce 238 Hansen, john 87 Hanson, james 73 Hanson, Patricia 73 Hanson, Steven 87 Hardine, Anne 77,157 Hardine, Ken 134 Hardt, David 73,182 Hardy, David 73 Hargrove, William 79,233 Harper, MaryBeth 87 Harrington, jack 159 Harris, Carolyn 77 Harris, Charles 87 Harris, jeff 192 Harris, Robin 178 Harris, Susi 202 Harrison, Dave 173 Hart, Sandra 87,219 Hartley, Robert 169 Hartman, Carole 137,230, 255,256 Hartman, john 70 Harvey, Larry 166 Hassebrock, Stanton 73 Hassi, Tim 98 Hathaway, judith 87 Hathaway, Rick 173 Hauser, Vicki 77,143 Hawes, john 83,218 Hawkins, Kathy 162 Hawkins, Wayne 79 Hayes, Christopher 213,237,244 Haynes, Steve 177 Hazer, Lynn 73 Heal, Diane 162,212 Heath, Elliott 236 Hebenstriet, Dave 100 Heed, Tom 173 Heerde, Marianne 87 Hefeli, Alvina 55,70 Hefner, Steve 100 Hefter, Susan 178 Heller, Larry 191 Heller, Shelly 178 Hellrung, Peg 157,214 Henderson, jane 57 Henneberry, Rich 182 Hennessey, Carol 87,202, 203,205,210,239 Henrickson, Cliff 189 Henrikson, Victoria 73 Herschman, Pat 243 Henry, Phil 214 Henzl, Gary 172 Herman, Howard 141,245 Herman, Steve 159 Herr, Dale 173 Herrick, Ken 224 Herrman, Gloria 77 Hertlein, Sherry 77 Hertz, Arlene 170 Hess, Fred 192 Hessler, Mark 73 Heyer, Bob 195 Hibbard, james 141 Highlander, Faye 157,213 Higgens, john 166,238 Highlander, Faye 226 Hill, Alvin 224 Hill, Lawrence 79,222 Himmel, jay 111,224,229 Hinchcliff, Richard 73 Hinds, Bonnie 170,203 Hintz, Chris 146,203,208 Hinshaw, jay 79,222 Hironimus, Holly 226 Hirschfield, David 87 Hoag, Dennis 87 Hobbs, Candy 157,212,216 Hochman, Dave 197 Hochman, Robby 87,230 Hockenberry, Charlie 146 Hodges, Ray 155 Hodson, Al 177 Hoehne, Monica 170 Hoemke, jack 80,175 Hoener, Pete 100 Hoffman, Bruce 87 Hoffman, Buzz 195 Hoffman, Fred 111,134,236 Hofstetter, Floyd 233 Hogeboom, Don 110 Holcombe, Ginger 87 Holec, jim 141,238 Hollis, Nanci 217 Hollowick, Gwen 162 Holmes, jimmy 87,155 Holmes, Kathleen 77 Holmes, William 87,228,241,243 Holstein, David 150 Hostein, james 80,233 Holton, Don 177,207 Homnold, Susan 87,161 Honnold, Stephen 80 Hoopman, Craig 153 Hopkins, james 73 Hopkins, john 80,230 T-Ioppesf john 80,234 Hopwood, Ed 153 Horton, Philip 73 Horvath, Arlene 87,162 Hostetler, Berta180,226 Hotchkiss, Kathy 235 Houston, Carol 77 Howard, jim 186 Howard, Mike 159 Howard, Nancy 87 Howkinson, Pete 100 Hoye, Doris 219 Hoyne, Linda 88 Hoyt, Peggy 162 Hrnyak, Linda 143 Hubbard, Thomas 118 Huber, Frank 214 Huey, Claudie Ann 88,217 Hughes, David 80,186 Hughes, Steve 195 Hull, Thomas 207,224 Hull,Thomas186 Hulling, Barb 157 Hult, Randall 73,234 Hulting, Thomas 80 1-iulva, Vicki 77 Hunsicker, jim 175 Hunt, Sonni 180 Hunter, Glenn 88 Hunter, Neal 146,189 Hurd, Greg 80 Hurdelbrink, Mike 80 Hurie, Susie 157,212,226 Huser, Billie 77 Hurstack, George 80 Hutchings, Ronald 73 Hyatt, Wayne 169 Hymen, Allen 88 Hynick, Rich 159 lbler, Thomas 241 lehl, Ray 134 lftner, joEllen 224 lhle, Mary-Annette 225,239 Imber, Mark 197 Inman, Brent 236 Irwin, Louise 243 Isaacson, Dick 100 Isert, Carolyn 239 Istel, Linda 162 Ivison, Ed 169 Ivison, Chuck 111 I jacobs, jeff 146,197 jacobs, Saul 197 jacobs, Stan 80,229 jacobson, john 88,118 jaffe, Linda 83 jaffee, Mark 197 jage, Cheryl 88 james, Norm 100 janas, Thomas 213,236 janis, Fredric 80,221 janos, Barb 162 lanssen, Robert 235,242 january, Larry 197 janulavich, Kevin 191 jariura, Hani 243 jefferson, Dorian 155 jefts, Earle 240 jenkins, Larry 153 jensen, Bernie 182 jetter, Kathy 157,226 jinotti, Edward 234 jirka, Carolyn 226 johnson, Alan 80,192,215 233,234,240 johnson, Allen 80 johnson, Craig 88 johnson, David 70 johnson, Don 166 johnson, Herb 166 johnson, john 83 johnson, Kathy 161 johnson, Kris 77 johnson', Laura 161 johnson, Marilyn 157 johnson, Marty 157,207 johnson, Rich 195 johnson, Robert 155 johnson, Rod 116 johnson, Steve 80,228,241 johnson, Todd 134 johnson, Thomas 235,253 johnson, William 88 johnston, Rod 166 jones, Bobbie 88,180,210, 221,254,256 jones, Larry 88,197 jones, Lisa 161 jones, Patricia 73 jones, Rick 159 jones, Rosamind 219 jordan, Mike 238 jordt, Diane 180 jorgensen, Robert 77 joseph, Sharyn 86 joseph, Herb 134,229,224 jost, Ronald 80 judd, Sharon 88,239 julius, Steve 197 K Kabler, Robert 88 Kalb, Charles 100,236 Kamin,jeff159 Kamler, Sheila 162,212,213 Kammerlander, Bob 166 Kane, Helaine 162 Kania, james 80 Kanouse, Keith 73 Kansen, Richard 79 Kaotain, David 88 Kaplan, Barbara 88 Kaplow, jane 149,230 Karasik, Randi 149,253,255 Karchmar, Larry 88,150 Karl, Arthur 186 ' Karm, Bob 150 Karna, john 238 Karna, Oiva 88 Karver, Sherry 178 Kasley, Bill 146,182 Kasprzyk, Allen 73 A Kattenbraker,Gary 80,215,220 222,223,233 Katz, Bob 197 Katz, Rick 189 Katzman, Mike 236 Kavale, Marilyn 88 Kaveney, William 88,213,237 Kay, Richard 215 Kayma, Robert 80 Keane, Monnie 227 Keeshin,janice149 Kegstrom, Robert 79 Kehe, David 177 Kehr, Rita 83 Keith, Roger 146,192 Keliher, Kevin 166 Kellett, Michael 80 Kelley, Carol 77 Kelley, Cathy 243 Kelliher, Richard 88,230 Kelly, Colleen 132 Kenantz, ebbie 157 'Kendall, eginald 88 Kengott,lanie162 Kennedy, Edward 73 Kennedygjohn 212,237 Kennedy,Todd116 Kenny, Maureen 73,235 Kent, Duffy 166 Kent, judy 162 Kent, Susan 225,239 Kepple, Mike 100 Kerald, john 79 Kermann, Steve 79 Kerr, Bruce 134,222 Kersting, Larry 195 Kervan, Pat 161 Kessel, Carl 153 Kesselman, Lin'da 161,207 Ketchum, Betty 157 Kidwell, Rich 186 Kiegel, Margaret 132 Kienzler, Michael 88 Kiersky, Glen 197 Kienzler, Mike 220 Kilgore, Frank 236 Kimoto, Lynne 57,137, 212,219,234 Kincanon, Mike 118 King, Herby197 King, locie 178 King, Lee 197 King, Preston 155 King, Tim 100 Kingsolver, Sue 157,212,213,228 Kinsey, Bernadette 88 Kintgios, Nick 100 Kipka, Robert 88 Kirkel, David 224 Kirchoff, Don 166 Kisch, Steven 80 Kissick, Gary 80 Kitt, Wille-mae132 Klaczek, Clyde 100,195 Klancer, Patricia 225,226 Klasik, George 182 Kleiner, Morris 88,205 Kleinschmidt, Diane 88 Klevan, Keith 105,110 Klich, Michael 88,237 Kluber,Tom166 Klug, Carolyn 70 Knackstedt, George 80 Knapp, Keith 88,203,205 Knaub, Dennis 88 Knezovich, Kathy 88,239 Knoles, Warren 80,175 Knowles, john 100,177 Koch, Donald 88,238 Koch, Wesley 88 Koch, William 88 Koehler, Roger 88,199 Koelling, George 80,191 Koenig, Roy 195 Koepple, Mike 118 Kogen, Bob 189 Kohn, Steve 83,197,218 Koizim, Mike 192 Koke, Gerry 88,180,255,256 Kolker, Sherry 77,146,149,203 Komar, Susan 88 Kopetz, Bruce 186,230 Koplin, Bob 182 Kopriva, Ben 191 Koprowski, Ann-joyce 139,225 Korn, Betsy 228 Kosnoff, Kathy 178 Kostelny,john 224,229 Koukola, Pete 134 Kovar, Martin 88 Kovarek, john 238 Kowal, Rita 226 Kowalski, Tom 182 Kramer, Karen 149 Krause, Helen 89,219 Kreiling, Karen 225 Kremer, Nancy 143 Kretschmer, Bobbi 228,241,245 Kreuger, Gerald 241 Krieble, Kris 161 Kritzler, Robert 80,215 222,223 Krosse, Ted 70 Krueger, Mark 80,169 Kubes, Randy 224 Kubinski, Larry 80,175, 215,222,233 Kubistant, Tom 141 Kuch,Michael 213 Kucharski, Richard 89 Kuchnrski, Rich 134 Kuester, Ed 100 Kuestner, Rich 191 Kuflel, William 172,238 Kuhl, Tom 166,202,210 Kuhn, jack 197 Kulbersh, William 73,197 Kullman, Richard 80 Kumpf, Gary 195 Kuntz, Donna 235 Kuntzi, Linda 180 jiunzerngan, john 73 Kupfert, Dave 177 Kurtz, Stewart 189 Kutchens, jeff 150 Kutick, Bob 153 Kurtz, Terrence 80 Kutter, Robert 222,223,233 Kutzman, Mike 177 L La Bedz, Ted 213,237 LaFasto, Frank 195 Lagomarsino, Andy 186 Lain, Marcie 42 Lamartine, jan 161,212,213 Lami, Richard 80,233 Lansdowne, Terry 180 Lanius, Pat 192 Lannamann, Ginny 59,212 Lanners, Peter Larrabee, Rock 173 Larimore, William 213,236 Larson, Bruce 212,237 Larsen, Linda 157 Lauer, Robert 89,197 Laun, jill 225 Lawson, Dave 175 Lawson, judy 243 f Lazarski, Peggy 137 Lazarus, john 166,236 Le Cocq, Ann 89 Leder, Paul 186 Lederman, Norm 189 Lee, Romaine 89,198 Lee, Stan 110 LeGlaire, Nancy 178 Lehman, jon 225,229 Lehman, Steve 189 Leib, Robert 150 Liebert, Clare 219 Lein, Rich 141,238 Lemke, Chris 100 Lentz, joe 153 LePage, Russ 177 Leppellere, Terrence 80 Lerner, Donna 149 Leslie, Ann 246 Levine, Barry 89,150 Levine, Ray 132 Levinson, Alan 89 Levy, Carole 89 Levy, Douglas 89,189 Levy,'Fran 178 Levy, jacie 202 Levy, Lynn 178 Levy, Wayne 150 Lewin, Rosemarie 132 Lewis, jeff 89 Lewis, joseph 89,102,106 Lewis, june 198 Lewis, Robert 20,197 Lewis, Stephen 199 Lewis, Susan 161,212,216,224 Lewry, Robert 224 Leyrer, Suzie 239 Libkin, Gary 214 Lieb, jackie 89 Lieb,jeff197 Liebert, Clare 89 Lieblich, Bruce 110,186 Lienhart, Dennis 80 Lightfoot, Robert 219 Lindblom, john 80,134 Lindenlelser, Dale 221,222 Lindsey, judy 212 Linn, james 146,150,207 Linn, Lesley 178 Lipner, Suzie 149 Lipperini, Al 141 Lipps, Steve 197 Lipsitz, Thomas 146,150,202 Liska, Helen 93 Litchenheld, john 182 Livingston, David 225,229 Locke, Doug 236 Loeffler, Robert 238 Lofdahl, Marlene 89 Lofgren, William 117 Loiterstein, Howie 146,205 Loitz, LaDonna 89 Lombardo, William 173 Long, Robin 132 Londe, Shari 162 Long, Carolyn 170 Long,Gary 140,165 Look, Don 169 Louis, Rick 224 Lovinger, Marcia 178 Lubel, Kathy 89 Lucas, Robert 224 Luikart, Larry 236 Lundberg, Bill 172 Lundstrom, Dave 116 Lurie, jan 89 Lurz,Gregory 236 M MacMichael, Evelyn 77,180,231 McAllister, Hilary 132,212,216 McAtee, Deborah 225 McCarthy, Dyke 186 McCarthy, Robert 186 McCartney, Mary 89 McClenny, Sherry 180 McClintick, Mark 192 McCloskey, David 74 McClure, jack 172 McClurkin, Pat 186 McCurdy, Karyl161,212,228 Mccurdy, Kay 161,213,228 McCurry, Frederick 74,191 McDaniels, Carol 77,217 McDaniels, Kathy 180 McDaniel, Mickey 89,180 McDonald, Kathleen 89 McDnough, Dave 100 McEnary, Greg 70 McGary, john 170,206 McGehee, jean 170,253,255 McGiff, Sandy 206 McGowan, Fran 161 McHugh, Bob 177 McKay, Dave 186 McKeen, Carrol 157 McKinney, Richard 81 McLauchlan, Charlene 132 McLaughlin, judith 89 McLuckie, Dave 165 McMichael, Dannie 81,234 McMicken, Richard 236 McMillan, Bill 175 McMunn, Richard 230 McNair, james 89 McShane, jeanne 139 McWilliams, Earl 213,236 Mack, Dave 191 MacKay, john 185,216 Madon, james 236 Madden, Ted 80 Magid, Bonnie 149 Maginn, Pam 212 Magner, joe 240,242 Magno, Doug 232 Magyar, Robert 111 Maher,james 221,230 Nlallin, Mike 159 Malone, William 80 Maloney, james 165 Maltas, Ken 178 Maly, Richard 225 Mancari, Ed 195 Mangiameli, john 89,192 Manheim, Karl 246 Mann, Stu 150 Mannahan, Susan 93,224,229 Manners, Mark 189 Manock, Gail143,213 Mannino, Sam 89 Manock, Gail 235 Marteski,joe 246 ' Manthey, Karen 235 Maple, Gerald 80 Marabella, Kan 146,180 Marchetti, Robert 22,80,185 Marcus, Dale 77,178 Marek, Wayne 173 Margolis, Bob 191 Markley, Donald 208 Markowitz, Owen 173 Marks, Howard 197 Marlowitz, Ron 245 Maroni, james 89 Marquart, Yvonne 170 Marshall, Marvin 81,186 220,222,223 Marshall, Robert 213,237 Marshall, Ronald 81,215,233 Marshall, Terry 81 Marshburn, Roxie 226 Marten, Sue 226 Marteski, joseph 74,210,153 Martin, Hugh 81 Martin, jim 242 Martin, john 172 Martin, Linda 89,157 Martin, Marcia 57,180 Martin, Marilie 225 Marty, Susan 89,162 Masek, Bruce 195 Mass, Lynn 226 Massa, Michael 81,219 Mather, Fred 74 Mathews, Mike 224,229 Matthias, Elsworth 175 Matusiak, Rick 153 Mau, Larry 81 Maxfield, Roger 100 Maxwell, judy 170,226 Maxwell, Mary 77 Mayer, joli 58,180 Mayer, Kenneth 74 Mayer, Linda 243 Mayo, Charles 155 Mayol, Dale 141 Maz, john 81 Maze, Stephen 236 Mazza, Mary lou 77 Meade, Rich 173 Mease, Susan 70,162 Meek, Donna 89,157 Mehawich, Gregg 89,134 Mehrings, Sue 161,146,202 208,210,216,228 Mehrtens, Kim 153 Meiser, joyce 77 Meischner, Kenneth 89,106 Melendez, Louis 236 Mellins, Walter 89 Mellman, Gary 189 Meltzer, Karen 35,77,178 Melville, Wayne 166 Mendl, Barbara 161,203 Merek, Wayne 207 Merkel, Bill 177 Merrill, Kent 169 Merriman, Dan 191 Messinger, Robert 238 Metz, Piper 180,226 Meyer, Alan 246 Meyer, Ed 166,186 Meyer, Frank 134,225 Meyer, Steve 100 Michals, Steve 166 Michelson, Linda 149,203 Mitchell, Rick 74 Micnheimer, jim 110 Millard, David 81 Miller, Craig 150 Miller, Diana 180,255,256 Miller, jim 192 Miller, Ion 159 Miller, Judy 57,89,162, 205,207,209,210 Miller, Robert 81,244 Millinger, Karen 170,231 Ming, Cassandra 198 Mitchell, Allan 240 Mitchell, Eugene 236 Mitchell, Rick 153 Mitchell, Robert 236 Mitleider, Steve 150 Moedinger, Karen 224,244 Mohns, Greg 100,192 Mokrycki, Thomas 224 Moldenhauer, Ethel 77 Molenaar, Richard 89,159 Monday, james 88 Monico, Ken 237 Montero, Bill 166 Montgomery, Lee 166 Monts, Dave 118 Mooha, Dan 234 Moore, Barbara 55,146,210 Moore,,lohn172 Moranz, jan 157 Morey, Doug 245 Morgan, james 81 Morici, Peter 169 Moroz,jim 243 Morris, Ann 93,212 Morris, Donald 141 Mororolsky,Chir186 Morris, Ann 231 Morris, llene 74,178 Morris, Michael 81 Morris, Paul 242 Morrison, Kenneth 236,243 Mortonson, Mark 182 Moses, Mike 173 Mosow, Sally 137 Moss, Edward 81 Moss, Linda 77 Motley, Dot 191 Mott, Ronald 225 Mount, john 236 Mourning, Lindel 81 Moulton, jennifer 89 Mueller, Michael 74,192 Mullendore, Richard 93, 146,175,203 Muller, joyce 225 Muller, Keith 89,221 Mulvihill, Tom 195 Munchoff, james 141 Muni, Roy 90 Munson, Ellen 77 Murphy, Bob 166 Murphy, Scott 186 Murphy, Thomas 74 Murray, Bill 166 Murray, Daniel 74 Murray, Ray 90 Myers, jack 90 Myers, Ken 155 Myers, Steve 90,238 N Nadolski, joe 246 Naeymi-rad, Freydown 81 Nagode, Richard 74,134 214,223 Nardelli, Gerald 81,220 Nardi, Matt 189 Nash, jeff 90 Naugle, Allen 81,166 Naugle, janet 157 Nauman, Thomas 90 Neal, Barb 210 Neal, Dave 195 Neiberger, julie 225 Neihaus, Chris 161,212 Nejdl, Russell 242 Nelson, Carol 77 Nelson, Gary 236 Nelson, Louise 90 Nelson-Hawkins, Fiona 90, 157,203 Nesbit, Randall 81 Nesbit, Reese 155 Neuhoff, Dorothy 90 Newman, Lee 90 Newman, Cindy 227 Newton, Carol 224 Newton, Diane 77 Nichols, Cathy 162,226 Nickells, Michael 90 Niemeier, Cynthia 70 Niven, Hugh 74,166 Nixon, john 225,228,246 Nixon, Richard 90,228,241 Noel, Ronald 244 Nordenberg, Cheri 204 Nordenberg, David 81 Nordolf, Keith 81 Nordstrom, Al134,220,224,241 Nosek,jim153 Novak, Gary 165 Novell, Mike 192 Nowosielski, joe 165,100 Nyaradi, lohn 207,213,236,288 O Oakley, Stew 195 O'Conner,judy180 O'Conner, Linda 226 O'Donnell, Edward 90 Ogden, David 245 Oge, Terry 81,234 O'Grady, Pat 203 O'Hagen, Mary 180,221 O'Hail, john 191 Oldis, Edward 74,173 Olin, Artie 189 Oliver, Park 159 Oliver, Richard 224 Oppenhaus, Greg 245 O'Reilly, Terrance 81 Ornstein, jeff 100 Orten, Susan 90,180,217 Osika, Greg 241 Ostrander, Tom 159 Ostrovv, Glenn 90 Ostwald, judith 77 Ol,Cl1UC li 243 Ouellem-,Rogt-r172 Owen, Lee 195 Owens,jc-ll177,146,Z03,204, 210,213,2'l8,237 Owens, Virginia 70 Owik, Gregory 238 O1ga,C-irol244 P Paagrac, john 173 Pacelli, Lisa 178 Pafume, Bruce 212,237 Page, jeanettc- 90 Paige, Robert 165,236 Pape, Cheryl 225,229 Parker, Craig 166 Parkhurst,Pete186 Palmer, Art 224 Paris, Aaron 146,197 Parisi, jules 74,223 Pariza, George 224 Parker, Duane 224 Parmley, Beth 157 Purnes, Susan 178 Paschke, Richard 81,242, Pasco, Wavne 182 Pasierb, Lou 118 Paskell, Greg 246 Passarelli, Ralph 90 Paul, Gary 153 Pauli, Karen 170 Pauls, Phyllis 74,235 Payne, Marc 74 Peacock, jim 70 Pearlman, Len 197 Pecko, Kathy 235,241 Pelz, Greg 74 Pelrz, Harry 203,242,244 Pepe, Rich 153 Pearelstein, Mike 197,228 Perkins, james 185 Perkins, Patrick 90 Perkins, Rodney 74,223 Perrilles, Donald 93,224 Perry, Roxana 132,245 Perz, james 244 Peternell, George 100 Peterson, Charles 81,240 Peterson, Daniel 74 Peterson, Marsha 74,212 Peterson, Nancy 180 Peterson, Robert 81,216, 219,222,223 Peterson, Tom 182 Petro, Valeria 83 Petrou, Louie 185 Phelps, Gregory 222 Phelps, Susan 231 Pielet,joyce178 Pierantoni, Ernie 100,118 Pierce, Norbert 90,98,100 Pierce, Virginia 90 Pitcher, Debbie 207,210, 153,157,214,256 Pitlik, Barbara 70 Pitman, john 185,216 Planck, john 81 Plass, Bette 90 Plessner, Mike 100,177 Pletz, Linda 143,235 Plischke, Bob 141,236,238 Plumley, Don 159 Poccia, joAnn 235 Podolsky, Sherri 77 Poirot, Mike 182 Polashek, Karla 74 Polidore, Roger 81,233 Pombert, Troy 236 Pomerantz, jeffrey 74 Pomes, Patrick 238 Popalowski, Rich 169 Pope, john 81,191 Popovich, David 208,254,256 Poropht, Greg 191 Portman, Pete 74 Post, Linda 90,219,229 Postlewait, Stephen 236 Potocki, Pete 195 Pounds, Dave 186 Pounds, Karen 90 Power, jeanie 157 Powers, Michael 244 Powers, Phillip 81 Pozulp, Dean 134 Preston, Thomas 111,169 Prichard, Patricia 93 Prince, Wayman 141 Proffer, janet 235 Proffit, Craig 116 Proler. Fran 149 Propheter, Tim 191 Propp,Carole 149,225 Propper, Kim 157 Psota, Carol 225 Puffer, Charlie 166 Pullman,james 81 Q Quattrocchi, Carol 139 Quin, Roger 74 R Rabens, Roni 178 Racine, Scott 150 Rader, Carol 90,243 Radzi, Wayne 242 Ramsden, Keith 224,229 Randall, Andy 197 Randall, Frank 90,208 Ranieri, Tom 182 Rankin, Mark 224 Ransdell, Dave 186 Ransden, Keith 93 Rapoport, Cindy 90 Rapp, Steve 90,177 Raspberry, Benny 199 Rassel, Linda 204 Rassi, Timothy 74,100 Rausch, Leonard 74 Rawlins, Katherine 83,146,218 Raynett, Mary 77,161,207,212,217,219 Raz, Robert 240 Reason, Chestor 199 Recher, Gene 169 Reckers, Roger 185,233 Record, Mary 226 Redard, Randy 177 Redetzky, Barbara 213 Reed, john 90 Reed, Penny 207 Reedy, Pat 180 Reents, Larry 90 Rehmer, Susan 83,206,218,219 Reid, Gregory 81 Reid, Robyn 57,157,216 Reilly, janice 90 Rein, Charles 213,236 Reinsch, Lyle 74 Reiser, Betty 180,226 Reitman, Harris 90 Remack, Paul 203,219 Rembacz, Bonnie 90,230 Rench, Becky 180 Render, Michael 81,222 Renner, Gil 100 Renner, Rick 146 Renwart, Anne 243 Reporto, Diane 90,214 Reser, Galen 159,203 Resneck, Alice 149 Resutko, Lawrence 90 Rewerts, Denis 238 Rhodes, Charles 74,202,209 Ribarich, Paul 213,237 Rice, Barbara 224 Rich, David 90 Rich, Lee 197 Richards, Bob 159 Richards, Mark 192 Richards, Mike 155 Richter, john 186 Rickman, jerry 197 Ridker, Ron 159 Riekena, Roger 81,222,235 Riemann, Pete 185 Rimington, james 225,227 Rimson, Ed 189 Rinehart, jack 177 Ringness, Margaret 77 Rinkenberger, james 81 Ripka, jackie 170 Rizor, Ann 77 Roach, Steven 225,238 Roberts, Dave 189 Roberts, Gary 90,219,218,226 Robin, jeanne 149 Robin, Marcre 149 Robinowitz, Cathy 149 Robinson, Carolyn 90,239 Robltn, Peter 197 Roeder, Susan 91 Rogers, Stephen 91 Rohlman, William 91,105,106 Romanials,Chester 118 Romano, Mike 182 Ropp, jane 224 Roque, David 236 Rose, Arthur 199 Rose,Mike 197,202,206 Rose, Nancy 149,225 Rose, William 134 Rosen, Dave 141 Rosen, Lee 91,197 Rosenblum, joseph 218 Rosenthal, Dave 189 Rosler, David 224 Ross, Penny 226 Rossini, Bruce 74 Roth, Barb 157 Rotholz, Brad 159,203 Rothschild, Donald 74,189 Rovner, Dan 165,228 Rovelstad, Linda 180 Rowe, David 91 Ruben, Naomi 93,143,231 Rubin, Ronald 224 Rubin, Sharon 77 Rubin, Sherilyn 91,149,254,256 Ruchman, Neal 203, 241 Ruebenson, George 74 Rufino, Tony 134 Ruskin, jeff 197,246 Russel, Ralph 243 Russel, Scott 213,237 Russell, Thomas 236 Rustemeyer, William 242 Rutkowski, Don 175 Ryan, Bill 195 Ryan, Bob 191 Ryan, Kathy 132 Rundquist, Larry 81,219,222,223,225 S Sachs, Bobby 197 Sachs, Debbie 230 Sadowsky, joel 197 Salacuse, joe 91 Salinas, Michael 81 Salk, Steven 74,195 Sallow, judy 74 Saltzman, Ron 177 Salvatori, Lynne 226 Samaraweera, Rohan 236 Samos,Gail157,202 Sandell, Mark 177 Sanders, Dan 166 Sanders, Sue 180 Sands, joe 238 Sandstrom, Donald 225 Sargent, Wayne 75,166 Sartori, jim 111,177 Sather, Gregory 81 Satterfield, Gayle 157,207 Sauer, David 75 Sauer, Richard 91 Saviano, Enrico 224,243 Schade, jack 235 Schaer, Larry 91,238 Schafer, Robert 75,153,209 Schaffer, Laurie 93,178,231 Schahill, Sheila 162 Schanken, Duffy 132 Schatz, Marion 161 Schaumburg, Ted 185,232 Schauwecker, jay 82,222,235 Scheffries, Mike 189 Schein, Craig 159 Scher, Mark 192 Scherb, David 91 Schermann, Dave 214 Schermerhorn, Charles 134,213,237 Scheutzow, Edward 91 Schiffman, William 91 Schinzing, Kenneth 82 Schirmer, Brad 159 Schlessinger, Sandra 91 Schlott, Dave 177 Schluchter, james 82 Schmidt, Marv 189,255,256 Schmied, Mike 82 Schneckenburger, Karen 235 Schneidman, Wayne 245 Schoon, Larry 238 Schottelkorb, Ann 170 Schramer, Kurt 134 Schrennel, Eileen 178 Schrieber, Nancy 244 Schrock, james 224 Schroeder, Doug 116 Schuermann, Terry 213,239 Schuessler, Audrey 170,230 Schuessler, Cathy 209 Schuldt, Chris 157,224 Schulman, Connie 77 Schultze, Bill 166,213,237 Schultz, Rich 106,110 Schultz, Robert 91,242 Schulz, Mark 186 Schumacher, Dennis 82,219,220,222 Schumacher, Elaine 75,235 Schupp, Wayne 153 Schuttler, jan 157,219 Schustack, Dave 75,189 Schute, Bob 195 Schwalge, Tina 91,157 Schwartz, Andy 149 Schwartz, Gene 197 Schwartz, jeff 197 Schwartz, Lauren 149 Schwartz, Mike 192,197 Schwartz, Sherwin 222 Schwartz, Tom 197 Schwartz, Michael 75 Scott, jeanne 91,203,210,216,219,220 Scott, Terry 134 Sear, Marilyn 93,178,212,219,231 Seavers, Donald 233 Sedlet, Susan 239 Seery, Linda 132 Seese, Patti 180 Sehring, Babs157 Seides, Spencer 230 Seiffer, Sandra 77,161,239 Seigel, Steven 91 Seiler, Stephen 75 Selinger, Larry 96,98,100 Sellinger, Robb 111 Sellstrom,judy157,224 Selnich, joan 239 Selsky, Gloria 47,225,229 Sensenig, Larry 91,221 Septimus, Stu 197 Seramur, jack 70 Serczyk, Richard 91,186,230 Serone, judy 77 Sessler, Donna 77,149 Seymour, Thomas 241 Shack, Dan 146,165 Shafman, jerry 150 Shaiberg, Earl 20 Shanker, Suzanne 149 Shapiro, Candy 49 Shapiro, Larry 189 Sharp, john 236 Sharp, Terry 202 Sharpe, Susan 77,239,243 Shaw, George 177,207,210,234 Shaw, Gloria 178 Sheinbein, Mary Ellen 178 Shepley, Bruce 191 Sheppy, Bill 91,220 Sheridan, Ardis 227 Sherman, Kenneth 75 Sherman, Paul 150 Sherrod, Floyd 155 Sherwood, Gary 134 Shipman, Dan 100 Shirk,joanne170 Shoenberg, jeff 150 Shomper, Bob 191 Shook, Penny 93,162,219,224 Short, Connie 239 Shrader, james 47,93,225,229 Shraiberg, Earl 197 Shuck, Pamela 83,162,218 Shuit, Steve 197 Shupe, Bob 191,236 Shuter, William 165 Siatka, Dennis 169 Siddall, Cheris 224 Sidler, Gene 220,245 Sidler,Glenn 245 Siegal, Leonard 83,218 Siegel, Ilene 230 Siegel, janet 132,235 Siegfried, Wanda 202,207,216 Siegle, Stu 150 Sills,jack189 Smith, jack 82 Smith, Larry 173 Smith, Leonard 75 Smith, Patsy 162 Smith, Randy 182,203,225 Smith, Richard 75,191,242 Smolin, Roger 75 Snedeker, Deb 180 Snipes, Willie 155 Snowden, Bob 186 Snyder, Carole 91 Snyder, Kathy 180,226 Sobol, Mark 150 Soffietti, Barry 214 Soin, Rajesh 243 Soll, Linda 91,178,205,210 Spacht, Ann 91 Sparacio, Tony 166 Sparling, james 141,225 Spasser, Shelley 178 Spaulding, William 224,230,238 Spector, Bruce 197 Speer, Tom 185 Spere, jeff 189 Spiegel, Michael 91 Sprik, Tom 238 Sproul, Greg 165 Sprowl, Steven 75 Srivastava, Vinod 243 Sronce, john 240 Staack, Matt 165 Staffhorst, William 214 Staley, Edward 91,208,210,228,237,24 Stalker, Bud 82,240 Stanger, Steve 100 Stanton, Reid 191 Staple, Donna 139 Stapp, Vicki 83 Stark, Dave 166 States, Willie 182,202,204 Stec, William 70 Steele, Doug 96,100 Steg, Collette 226 Stein, Suzanne 93,149,209 Steiner, Charley 228 Steiner, William 209 Steinzig, Marcy 178 Steneck, Alison 146,162,206,216 Stephano, Tom 100,177,234 Stephenson, Michael 75 Stern, Milt 197 Stern, Nancy 91,229 Stern, Patty 157 Stevens, Barb 162,208 Stevens, Michael 83,218 Stevens, Robert 214,244 Stevenson, Gregg 195 Stewart, Gregory 82 Stewart, Ray 91,159 Stewart, Sara 91 Stoakley, Xcylur 141,204 Stone, Daniel 221 Stone, joseph 91 Stone, Storm Stout, sue 91,214 ,judy 229 Richard 91,230 Stoutt, Van 166 Stratton, Cheryl 91 Straub, Richard 236 Strauss, William 224,229 Strom, Neil 197 Strutz, Eric 82,221 Stuart Mark 189 Silski, joseph 75 Silverstein, AI189 Simmons, Sam 105,106 Simon, Fred 197 Simon, james 226 Simon, Mary 139 Simon, Steve 189 Sims, Margaret 91 Simunek, Frank 91 Sincere, Chip 197 Singer, Robert 20 Siokos, Cindy 180 Skala, Cathy 132 Skeadas, Gus 175,195 Skerker, Robert 228,246 Skirball, Dick 186,236 Skouron, james 91,186 Skultety, Keith 82,192 Sjurset, Craig 111 Slaff, Karen 170,213 Slaman, john 91,166 Slater, Sandra 75,161,235 Slick, Suzanne 70 Slowinski, Donna 139 Small, jeff 150 Smolinsky, Donna 157 Smith, Bill 189 Smith, Cliff 173,224 Smith, David 238 Smith, Elnora 93 Smith, Ernestine 137 Stuart, William 236 Stuckey, Marilyn 243 Sturnillo, Tony 207 Suhre, De Arle 5.91 Sukurs, Mary Lynn 180,224,226 Sullivan, Brad 214 Sullivan, Mary Kay 137,235 Sullivan, Ron 118 Sultan, Evan 189 Summers, Daniel 91 Su mner, Rodney 224,241,242,243 Sund, Frederick 75 Sunley, William 186 Suri, Prem 219 Susina, Dan 165 Sutula, Priscilla 92 Swalstedt, Kim 175 Swanson, David 82 Swanson,Glen 75,192 Swartz, Robert 75 Sweet, David 92 Swenson, Nancy 92 Swisher, Dick 111 Sylvester, Frank 102,105,106 Symko, jonathan 232 T Talbott, Sandi 157,226 Taradash, Lynn 92 Tarr, Monty 83 Tarter, Steve 246 Taylor, Catherine 93,224 Taylor, Connie 180 Taylor, Hunt 177 Taylor, Kay 170 Taylor, Willie 100,199 Taub, Charles 238 Tegrmeier, john 212,237 Teichert, Ron 175 Templeton, Steve 118 Tanenhaus, Mickie178 Teeter, Philip 70 Tegtmeier, john 82 Terry, Fran 77,178 Terry, Mindy 180 Terry, Wesley 82 Teshima, Don 189 Thanke, Dave 118 Thatcher, Bruce 240 Theotokatos, Angelos 243 Theus, Daniel 82,134,216 Thierer, Douglas 213,237 Thiersch, Barry 82 Thomas, Clifford 155 Thomas, Frank 224 Thomas, Hilton 199 Thomas, james 226 Thomas, Phyllis 224 Thompson, Gary 185 Thompson, George 175 Thompson, jim 185 Thompson, john 75,92,1S9 Thompson, Marcia 92 Thompson, Mike 186 Thompson, Rich 240 Thompson, Valerie 137 Thorn, Robert 75 Thorp, john 100,165 Tibbetts, Heleh 92 Tiffan, Diane 93,219,225,229 Tilli, joe 177 Tillman, William 244 Timmerman, Bill 177 Tinsley, Chuck 166,213,237 Tivol, Cathy 178,230 Tollerson, Mark 224,236 Tonkin, Bob 182 Toobin, Rich 191 Tnpal, Robert 150 Topoulos, Elizabeth 83,218 Tosto, Carol 77,180 Tosto, Linda 180,226 Toswosky, Nancy 157 Touretz, Gilbert 75 Towle, Chriss195 Towne, Chris 195 Towne, Sharon 235 Trachtenbarg, Arlene 178 Tracy, jacqueline 92,137,239 Traub,judy149 Traut, Sally 170 Frautwein, Chris 162 repina, George 82,219,220, 221,222,223,232 Trimbarco, Sandi 92 Trost, jan 170 Troy, Ed 153,236 Troy, Mary Ellen 92 Tubbs, jerry 185,232 Tuber, Henry 224,238 Truitt, Harry 82,212,230,237 Tulley, Charles 82,234 Tun, Andy 157 Turk, Thomas 236 Turner, Cheryl 70,192 Turner, Viki149 Turton, William 165,230 Tynan, Liz 162 U Uberstine, Mark 197 Udesen, jan 213,244 Ulig,john 235 Ulbricht, Robert 191 Ulmer, Ron 92,106 Ulrich, Richard 225 Umbarger, David 117 Underwood, john 155 Unsbee, john 75 Upton, Greg 93,225 Urgento, Dennis 159 Usher, David 82,159,212,237 Usndek, Cathy 162 V Valiukenas, Dainius 75 Vallente, Carmen 137 Van Cura, Glen 175 Van Dyke, Maryann 239 Van Dynne, Lucille 139 Van Hoorweghe, Steve 177 Van Hulle, Kenneth 92 Van Zandt, Michael 75,173 Vargochik, Louis 38 Varner, David 82 Vaughn, Roger 159 Vehmas, Andrew 82,234 Venter, Edward 82 Vergon,lames177 Veronda, Richard 224,229 Viner, Randi 149 Vlazny, Dave 177 Viscardi, Iara 162 Voellcer, Kav 77 Vogt, Dennis 238 Voigt, Richard 92,177 Volk, Tom 165,224 Vollard, Gayle 82,219 Volturno, Vita 180 Von Cilinow,Cary182 Von Holt, Roger 82 Vosburg,Gary186 Voss, Harold 82 Voss, Susan 93,219, 225,229,239 Vreeland, Kenneth 75 W Wagner, Keith 100,221 VVagner, William 165,220,224 Wainwright, Frank 75,195 Waldon, Shashi 243,245 Walker, Milo 166 Wall, lames 82 Wallace, Lee 159 Wallace, Ron 82,244 Wallen, Carl 82,185 WalIington,Cary 236 Walter, Eric 195 Walter, lack 100 Wall, Shirlev 161,203,224 Wanetick, Rick 214 Ward, Sandv 180 Ward, William 75,186 209,2'l0,213,237 Ward, Winifred 92,161,228 Ware, Maximilian 82 Wargo, Rick 191 Warkentien, Terrv 146,173 Warren, Carl 230 Warren, Clifton 185 Warren, Iohn 236 Warren, Lynn 92,178 Wasson, Michael 92,238 Watson, Karen 230 Waxberg, Ellen 178 Wavtenick, Paul 244 Weaver, Anne 180,221 Weaver,5teven 166 Webb, Sharon 92,225 Webster, Kenneth 82 Weder, Wanda 92,212 Weed, Tom 182 Wehling, Rick 195 Wehrli, Edward 31,218,228 Weich, lack 100 Weidenfeld, Cindy 137 Weinstein, lames 100 Weitzenkorn, Marc 159 Weller, William 141,240 Welsh, Iohn 146,177 Wendle, Tim 134,220,241 Wessel, Patricia 92 West, Cierold 166 West, lames 82,224 West, Mark 244 West, Mike 175 Whelden, Stanley 70 Whinery, George-92 White, Ken 242 Whitehead, Marti 162 Whitley, ludv 212 Whitnev, Tom 100,220 Whitten, Steve 20-1 Wickman, Donald 82 wied, Debbie 180,224 Wie-land, William 75,182 Wienstien,lim 96,100 Wiertel,Iack 100,195 Wightman, Bill 175 Wilcox, lelf 166 Wilder, Debbie 132,245 Wilenskv,Iudv 143,239 Wilev, Bruce 186 Williams, Charles 236 Williams, Dave 186 Williams, Eugene 224 Williams, Ioe 155 Williams, Lawrence 82 Williams, Nancy 92 Williams, Ollie 199 Williams, Paula 92 Williams, Tonv 175 Williamson, loan 170,216 WiIson,Gary 141,236 Wimer, Richard 82,177 Winicker, ludith 92,239 Winn, Michael75 Wise, Willie 134 Wisins, Paul 75 Wissel, Brenda 213 Witherell, Bob 177,100 Witowski, Ken 242,244 Wittert, Steve 159 Witthuhn, lohn 185 kkittlin, Ronin 77,219 Nhwiliii, larry 146,191 Vtovllli-, filo.: 92,219 Woha-ad, lim 235 NN htilst hlegol, Mit hi-lt-170 Woith, lerrv 92 Wolll, Steve 150 Wolfson, ludith 92,214 Wollner, Mark 175 Wolpin,Sandw178 Wong, Diana 75 Worv, lames 82 V1fo0d,Lee 243 Wood, Robert 186 Wood, Thomas 118,177 Woods, Tom 153 Woodson, Willa 225,229 Wormer, Margaret 93,225 Wormer, Sheila 170,225,2 Worthington, Ken 82 Wrieden, Fred 166 Wright, lim 146,192 Wright, Lawrence 92,224 Wrona, Theodore 82,234 Wrubleski, Paul 100 Y Yaeger, Bill 186 Yeager, Candi 212,157 Yanev,lulie180 Yare, Rhoda 92 Yates,Tim 166 Yazdi, Mohamed 243 Yetter, lack 75,213,237 Yoches, Martv 165 York, Mike 186 You, Aleta 92 29 iiiuiig t.iiolx.ii1t,1 1iiiirig,lJ.isirl'iJ Young luaririi' 91 Young Vlar. Min 5' 162 ,'ll,' tiiutig N1i'l 2ll,1' 1iiuriq,Riilwrt9J 1uunq,Sus.iri 219 iounglilrioil, Nl1t'Il.1 '5 I Zather,Daxc-197 Iabl0vs,Paul189 lam an, Paul 75 if-bell, Lark 239 lvid,Lisa162 If-idler, Russ 165 lt,-igler, Tim 165 lelden, Beth 178 If-linka, lacquelvn 92,219,220 Zeman,lof-191,236 lgodnv, Elliot 92 Zeigler,Carol170 Ziegler, lames 238 ZimbaI,WiIIiam82,242 Zimmerman,jim102,110 Zimmerman, joseph 82,242 Zirinis,Dessx17B Zitrnan, Nancy 93 Ziutz, Marv 92,246 Zuccarini, Michael 220 Zuckerman, Barry 92 Zumautt,Cary 117 Zvone, Pam 161 Zvvvotko, Darlene 92,180 ,mf l ti' vi wi n-1 25 Scrapbook Staff Recreates Year A handful of common everyday laborers working under the watchful eye of a Simon Legree organize an idea into a reality. An ever-present camera and pounding typewriter capture the people, places, and events of the campus, and recreate anoth- er memorable Bradley year. An ' inventive, productive staff com- Q., bines hard work with many -.- laughs to meet a final deadline, --f relieved that the pressure is over but left with a sense of accomplishment to fill their now empty free time. The 1970 A- - ANAGA, a cosmos of pictures -RL:-W' 't and words, is created. 4 GN ' r ' 231 g Y , g si. will Qi? 04 ABOVE: Sue Dahl, Organizations Editor, Lee Ann' Ewan, Student Life Editor. ABOVE RIGHT: Sheri- Iyn Rubin, Assistant Editor, Bobbie jones, Editor in Chief. RIGHT: Bob Garner, Sports Copy Editor, ', ,N David Popovich, Sports Staff. ' 254 KL -5 L ' .1 1 -,,... TOP LEFT: Marvin Schmidt, Photo Editorg Rick Ball, Assistant Photo Editor. TOP RIGHT: Diana Miller, Index Editorg Miki Ewing, Kris Coologeor- gen, Index Staff. LEFT1Cerrx Koke, AC'3d9f'T1iCS Editorg lean McCehee, Carole Hartman, Orga- nizations Staff. ABOVE: Randi Karasik, Liz Dox ne, Residences Editors. 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