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A.. ...ml - ' A- 5 2.2.-'55, U . .un 1' L Last spring's Campus Carnival benefits Peoria charities I l otqqn '- 4' Hip L -2: , 'sf -Sf. -gc 'f-od 'X- ' -nn ' -sg 1 Y Campus Carnival of last spring transformed the fieldhouse in- to a Psychedelic Side Show. The annual charity event, cele- brating its 19th year, collected more than S8000 for various Peoria charities. During the two days' activities twenty-nine booths, representing indepen- dent and various Greek organi- zations, competed for the Sweepstakes trophy. Iethro Tull and 'The Cage' add to 1971 spring happenings L With the performance of Iethro Tull, Lecture Arts con- cluded its schedule of concerts. Fascinating the crowd, Ian Anderson, songwriter of the group, presented a captivating show. The Cage, a play about prison life, rounded out lecture arts activities. San Quentin parolees wrote, produced, and performed the drama. 'T Greek Week, shortened to a weekend for last spring, in- cluded all the traditional Greek games. G.D.I. or Greeks Do It created some controversy as a Greek beheaded a chicken. Mom's Day activities on Sunday included the annual PanFra sing which became coed for the first time. PanFra sing concludes weekend of Greeks Do It J if ' YK ' A , g--. 21 For the seventy-fourth year, the university conferred mas- ters and bachelor degrees to Bradley students. The gradu- ates wore the traditional caps and gowns in Ceremonies held in the Robertson Memorial Field House. 22 X gn- S ,.....--., ... . f-Q bv 47 ' o , w 1359 ,: A4 g, F'-' -. 4 Y ' ' ' - G Q- ' In -T' 2 ' ' 3 '- if ,Q ' 'Q : 1 Q 5 ' Q 3' ' ' ' v R ' f' 'Y - 'U 1 ' Y I' i I -. ' 1,2 Q 1 A ' ' . .I N ' , - . - : 5 17 - - D., F-Q : ,O :Hhs ... Ext' is .Ts q.txm,, '- f 'm -' 'X' 'S' X- ' f r 'M' C4 O 1 luv., 'T Q fl . I' Ah. I L fx ' .. Y Iii, fii:Qlg 1:x'2-fvvzrg X ' x IX s f 4 ' X X- A' 1 5 4 p- i 7 I 5 i 13 rx. 27-35 'XHMA DOINEQ' Q' ' a QM iii! nw! gas! P70 f'.v 1 5,51 ef I,-y W1-Y fw I ffl- ,5'4ff,,Q1jw1'f4'rJ6: www wfgwf- A ,. 5:12, A wx '7 'ff -- ' . :.A'i1'?gi3iQ7 aw' . wwe- N L ,, ,,,aff H.-X . ,--all -an .0 574416 -5. r N JAX , mx. . fb 43 19' . F , 1 Once again students con- verged on campus and hegan moving in as fall semester started. Due to the nevv semes- ter plan students arrived the last week of August instead of the middle of September. The hassles of registration, the ex- citement of fraternity and sorority rush, the renewing of old friendships, all Combined to open the school year 71-72 for the university. Registration, rush signal beginning of fall semester 9 ls . 2 'iw ,l G5 X i iz 25 R--Wg.. gi i Monsoon season hlts campus as traditional part of fall semester 26 Lois. .1 V..-415 y, .i'.4 F'ff+9G I fl . ... -, ' f ,-, j..' - f,.:,.,-4, JF: M I lb 1.- 'Q -1-.- gifs TSI ili- fi x - hqq 1 ..4 Ly anim -.,-f Gyms' .fu-f With fall semester starting early, students found summer weather in Peoria. As it gradu- ally got colder, monsoon season struck and umbrellas and rain- coats became common place. Along with football in the quad, numerous dogs, and piles of leaves, students discovered Bradley Park as a place to get away from studies. vg Hx wx 51 n , ,,,,,A VJ .mJfi. ,. Ma-. I 5, . .ga - our -zsioopg 0 ?II M1091D9 173, ww SANDWICHE5 . 4. . ., . w ' H ' . 1 I X Y. , H4z: 01,k U Ili I '?'f'-migns, IN 5 I l O s s . l Jdisfdf- A DCNUT . ,I f. 'jig ,gi u'v, 19' ' . l'i ' -, 5 -r ,5i,.,aunruunI ' LIUUORSEIS gggkkww Kfflfug wtf ed k Ori y lckgn . .sliders fb? K i 'Q I 5559. A :Q rs, 5 X 4 ,nf J! Lecture Arts presents Chase in concert, Rod Serling speaks to student body !f1 ffl I h219,ys'-.QQ 3 P. Q1 Chaise, El Chicago group. por- formocl for Lecture Arts' first concert of tho year on Serotoni- her 24. This unique hand with four trumpets and no other horns played songs from their recent socontl ailhurn. On Worl- nescleiy, Soptomher 29, tolovi- sion writer Rod Sterling spoke at the fioltihouse on tho topic of censorship. Fall Event Carnival replaces football Homecoming ' ' VU ff I U ,Q n 'Y 4 ' X :l ' ' i .'f-45 , ,- als ,., f 5 ' .,. Faint' '0 l' ...s. -f at Oi 0. ai' A ,fs , 1 oi .4 P 1 .4 W: f nw- r 6 vs 4 2.1.' f? 1.9 va . M v 'VH ,,,, W 2 . 'Q aff' ai nf , .' ,-pf L , . .fy Q 'N-!'! -5 I 5. .. ' xxx. tr' 3 , ii BSS presents Livingston Taylor, Iulian Bond makes second appearance Serving the student, Bradley Student Services, a non-profit organization, presented Living- ston Taylor in concert on Octo- ber 15. Appearing prior to him, Burton and Applegate added to the music of the evening concert. Making his second appear- ance in two years, Iulian Bond spoke about racism and tbe problems of black people. After the lecture in the fieldbouse, an informal question and an- swer period took place in the Student Center ballroom. ini X I 35 i ' V ,.. i ' ' We .H 1 iftiltlitilm The celebration of Bradley's 75th anniversary took place on Founder's Day, October 15th. At this assembly President Martin Abegg presented the state of the university address. After ceremonies in the field- house the crowd moved to Geisert Residence Hall and the MacMillan Plant Service Facil- ity for the dedication of these two buildings. Parents arrived on campus for Dad's Day on October 23. Activities for the day included a luncheon, cross country and soccer meets, and the Broadway Revue Dorraine and Ellis. 'Q K Y ' ' '.' --al..--5-:ba-.4-ram ' 1-114-.-.1 I' D-lf! as . Q f xg P I 5 ei- fi Q- .uv k 4 A A 4 , University begins celebration of seventy-fifth year .ff 'O' A 5 s ,f N ... t , 'ALI-lv, 37 Country music invades campus with Iohnny Cash and Wheatrldge Presented mainly for the Peoria community, Iohnny Cash appeared on campus on Qcto- her 30. A capacity crowd jam- med the fieldhouse to hear two hours of solid country mu- sic. Adding to the country- western-folk music theme, Wheatridge performed in the fieldhouse on November 15. SCH through the courtesy of Bergners presented the three piece group free to students. r Varied activities unfold both on and off camp Magician and illusionist An- dre Kole appeared in the field- house on November 1. His show included magic tricks and pre- dictions using the audience quite a lot. Un November 8, the Everett McKinley Dirkson Chair Din- ner took place at the Hotel Pere Marquette Grand Ballroom. This dinner helped raise funds for a chair of American govern- ment to be established at the University, a project of the Class of 1970. Iourney into Blackness un- folded in the fieldhouse on November 17. A troupe of black actors and singers performed various songs, dances, and skits. 40 4'.'1 4' -x' 59312. 'DA'-v lethro Tull triumphantly re- turned to Campus on November 0. BSS sponsored the group which played to a Crowd of 7000 in the fieldhouse. Curved Air preceded Tull's performance. While students enjoyed the entertainmentofTull,the Board of trustees decided to raise tuition hy S5200 for next year. Tull returns, Board announces tuition increase 42 BRADLEY UNIVERSITY onw'o' November 22 1971 THE PRIUIDENT T The Students of Bradley UH1VefS1ty and the1r Parents I wlsh to you you as today, year I could make th1s letter far more personal and dlrect lt speclflcally and your famlly however 1n the essence of t1me, I want to lnform qulckly as posslble of the Board of Trustee dec1s1on, made earller to ra1se tu1t1on at Bradley Un1vers1ty for the 1972 73 academlc After a careful r6V1eW of several alternatlves, the Board of Trustees has authorlzed a S200 1ncrease 1n tU1t1OH for the 1972 73 academlc year, whlch w1ll beg1n next September Thls w1ll br1ng the full tu1t1On for full tlme students at the UH1VeIS1ty to S2 100 Th1S, of course, w1ll be subject to the approval of the Federal Pay Board Wh1Ch 1S presently rev1ew1ng lncreases of th1s nature The Un1VefSlty, even w1th th1s tu1t1on lncrease, w1ll remaln 1n the lower half of quallty prlvate Un1VerS1t1eS 1n the State of I111HOlS and 1n the nat1on 1n the tU1t10H category, a number of our slster 1nst1tut1ons are well over the 32,500 flgure Nevertheless, I fully reallze that thls may put additlonal f1nanc1al pressure on you and your famlly, and I wanted to lnform you as qulckly as posslble of th1s deC1S10D I want to emphaslze here that a proport1onate lncrease wlll also be made 1n the f1nanc1al a1d appropr1at1on of the Un1vers1ty Thus a student presently rece1v1ng a1d could rece1ve add1t1onal asslstance at least to the extent of the lncrease 1n tu1t1on At the present tlme, 68 per cent of all Bradley students are rece1v1ng some type of f1nanc1al a1d asslstance, and wlth thls 1DCr6aSE add1t1onal students may become el1g1ble for such a1d As a parent of two college students myself, I real1ze the add1t1onal flnanclal burden that th1s act1on may place upon you Thus I want you to be among the f1rst to know of th1s d6C1S1On Your conslderatlon of the Un1vers1ty 1n th1s matter and your understandlng of the necess1ty of th1s dec1s1on 18 apprec1ated MGA es Cordlally, Mart1n G Abegg Presldent 3 Q Q Q O Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q b Q 3 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q A' 1 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q . .Q Q Q Q Q Q 3 0 - Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q o Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q o C 0 0 0 0 I 0 Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q o Q O O 43 Students take five from classes and booking it - to enjoy life Y.. ,Q G Q C0359 5 GRASS! r 9 fb, L. Taking ai hroak from studying students questioned Illinois Senator Charles ll. Percy on Wednesday morning. Decem- ber 15. Other pursuits involvetl rapping, attending sports events, settling clown with an interesting hook, or just getting ina few z's. .Irb- 1 5- Xp B i Ides of March, Kathleen Cleaver arrive on campus to entertain ,X-,L,..,..-ff On December 1, Student Cen- ter Board sponsored a mini-con- cert featuring the Ides of March in the Student Center. Co-spon- .sored by Student Senate, Lec- ture Arts, and Student Center Board, Kathleen Cleaver spoke on December 2. Talking on the topic of Revolution in our time, Mrs. Cleaver presented her views on the blacks' prob- lems. Something new on cam- pus, The Coffee Cround Inn opened in Williams Hall West Cafeteria. Students enjoyed food and free student entertain- ment on Friday and Saturday nights from 10 p.m. until 4 a.m. 47 'E 'A x V1 Q ,-fx , if 0 9 1 -A' I3 Q., Pwr' 3 11 'N 1 ' H Singing Christmas czireles in German and English, the Mad- rigal singers performed for seven nights from December 3-'l0. A sellout, the first Madri- gal Dinner combined the efforts of many departments in the University. Trying to keep the authenticity nf the sixteenth Century, waitresses served such dishes as lentil soup, roast heef, and quartern loaves nf bread. Olde English Christmas feast includes twenty Madrigal songs N V' ' tl, .W .J 'is 49 Holidays, finals, and freezing weather greet students 5 S ln. iv 7 -r . .t.A- . xg l s sr' K X if A M- x S - f' fi tiki 13:1 iv Ti Y. .Q l fi. fa FQ? IN 1-rf' 'xfxi X 7' hx I . . If if X F J, . xi. .f.f+. + 1 x ' . . I . P X JN iv xy, 5 N Q ' , ,J f . nfl. Q'-I w3,.f A, 4 Finals and the holiday season combined at the end of Decem- ber to make everyones sched- ule busy. Studying, in dorm rooms and the library, became first and foremost in everyones minds. The first week of classes for second semester brought snow to Peoria for the first time all school year. Along with the snow came below zero temper- atures. Plays for first semester at Carousel Playhouse featured Iulius Caesar and Dr. Fish. After problems with The Typ- ist, this short play was dropped and oral interpreta- tions played vvith Dr. Fish. Second semester's schedule of dramas included Y0u're a Good Man, Charlie Brown and The Ballad of the Sad Cafe. Problems cause cancellation of Man-in-the-Moon Marigoldsv . , -Q.-5 4 . 4 J - .-f. 1 1.5 ,pl . i SCB co-ordinates weekend activities, jams, movies - 1. A , A S-.- . E M, - ,M 1 , ,. ,MN-s vi glln-n-A C - XXI 'Y I Midnight movies, jams. mini- conoerts, and the groove tube. all added up to Student Center Board's events for the year. Pro- viding weekend entertainment for the campus, SCB also spon- sored several All-nighters throughout the year. 1 nhl ff , .'! 1 Z tix x sv .. 6 Q 4 , .X 5 . 0 ' lt f X ,wfff X XR K ! ft 4 In 'ls 5 i X 55 K Association, two lectures start second semester Starting eyents for second semester, Lecture Arts spon- sored two lectures. Dave Meg- gysey, retired football player, spoke February 1, on The Foot- ball Myth. The second lec- turer, Alex Haley, talked on The Saga of Black History, on February 8. Un February 4, Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity brought The Association to the field- house. Appearing together for the first time in two months, the group combined old favorites along with new songs for their performance. i P i 1 57 BRADLEY UNIVERSITY 1897 1972 Qona Celebrating its 75th anni- versary the University remem- bered its founder Mrs. Lydia Moss Bradley. In conjunction with this celebration, Home- coming activities took place in basketball season. 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September 12, 1968-its Sisson, Lovelace, Harper, University ............. . . . . . . . . What's your major? Where ya from? . . . . .Sn Smokey Robinson ........ Football and no fans . . .J Floor meetings .... Hatchet Man ..... Neumiller .....HHHout-TrickyDickin'68......BSA......1 Staubach, Pensacola Navy beats B.U .... Bill Cosby. Dancing at jams ........ H2001: A Space Odyssey , Spirit at home games ......... Beatles White Alburf . . . . Midnight Cowboy . . . Work on B. Hall wingfl Vanilla Fudge ..... Woodstock Nation ......... , Harper Hall ..... Draft Lottery . . Butch Cassidy Gogetters go Ozark ....... Student Center Sit-In . College Bowl victors .... Black is Beautiful . . .... Easy Ridern... .Earth Day. . . . . . . Decent i Carousel Playhouse . . . War College ....... Bullif:. Dirksen Chair . Tuition S950 . Enrollment drops 80? BSS ...... Teacher Salary Cut . . . Carey Goldberg Football given boot ..... Star Trek ...... Kunstler . . . .Van Arsdale leaves . . . . Give me,five . . . .. BU goes further in red ..... Parietal Hours ...... Iesus Christ Superstar ..... President Abegg . . Creature Feature ...... Nostalgia. . . Imagine , Kathleen Cleaver .... Ozark misses runway ..... Tuition for '73-S1050 ....... 75th Anniversary .... . . . . Basketball Homecoming. . . . . Campaign '72 . . 64 . beginning ........ Tuition S650 ....... Burgess, . Registration lines ...... Greek Rush ............ 0 more beanies ..... House dec. ..... Aleta Who? Ilin Hall ..... Searchlight .... Mrs. Robinson . . .. apel . . . Al Smith fails to return ........ Hamlet Student Bill of Rights ...... Avanti's Gondolas ..... . . . . . WIRL's Robin Weaver. . . Drink-chug-a-lug . . . . Kuberski . . . . . . .Temptations . . . . . Laugh-In . . . Campus Carnival. .Library Sit-In . . Black Week alts ....... Scandal causes re-election ........... . First man on the moon ...... Tuition S800 ....... . ...October 15th Moratorium . . . . . . 5th Dimension . . .Abbie Hoffman ........ Blood, Sweat and Tears . . Bob Hope .... WRBU to WCBU FM .... Stones . .Kent State ...... M'A S H ...... Chicago. . . . . . .Zig Zag Papers ..... Sitting at jams .... Hair Hendrix, Ioplin O.D. . Curly Iohnson . Right-On . . . . 674-6011, Rap Line. . . . . Fire and Rain . . . .. . .Varsity Theater-Vixen ...... Take me higher . . . Sylvester-Smith-Gathers . Love Story . Beer Ads bortion ...... Tulil Concert . May Day . . Tapestry .Tuition holds! . . . Geisert Hall ...... Billy lack . . Livingston Taylor .... The Bradley Papers ..... . ,. Try it, you'll like it ..... Finals before Christmas 'American Pie .... Schultz, Simmons . . Association .May 14, 1972-Graduation, Not Nearly the end .... 6 5 V L . . . , 1 zuhffr, Q55 xf-' r 3-1. ,g,, A' ' .af 2 Wi . . 1-.- . . . .mfff -.aa uw . --af I. , 21- - ..1!,,,, .,,1- -3 f 1.5-.x. . .. . Q. 4- .. v V QFL. -rw J' Y , --Mir - 5 if! T' 11+ . K igflhr. X V ,, -' x x-.' 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P' 4- ,,. ,,. i v-e,i-Y 51 ff 'hfffi' 2 v 9 M. an- J. , . BELOW LEFT: Freshman Steve Welch pitches against Eastern Illinois. FAR LEFT: Bill Cihson races for first base against Wisconsin of Mil- waukee. LEFT: Tom Cassidy displays his pitch- ing technique. ABOVE: Catcher Al Hodson sweeps in on a bunt hy Illinois State. BELOW: Varsity Baseball Team, Front Row: Rich Buck- ner. Al Hodson, Dave Banko, Larry Thurston. Ron Sullivan, Dave Diesselhorst, Ron Quinn. Sam Salins. Second Row: Coach Leo Schrall. Tom Cassidy, Steve Welch, Dave Thake, Cary Blazek, Dave Klohucher. Bruce Blumer, Tom Stenebeck, Ieff Ruskin, Chuck Hammond. 'li 1 7' AIIOVE tIEYXI'I'ER: Varsity Track Team, Front Row: Marty Conway, Laurie Stone, loe Williams, Willie Hamton, Tom Turlwtt, Roh Seedenlierg, Greg Go- yen, Phil Gamache, Sam Humphrey, Larry Diver, Carol Coram, lohn I.ink. Buck How: Steve Wright, Coach School, Kim Brokaw, Vasco Bridges, Rick Kennedy, If-rry Rose, Iohn Compton, Randy Grady, Bruce Illrich, Iioh Kingery, Iohn Armstrong, Mike Shaffer, Iioh Bach, Doug Magnuson, Rich Da Vault, Dave Ne-al, Iioh Cook, Tom Pratt, Boh Ruffer, Marc Iones, Glenn Hansen, Gary Wallington, Eric Walter, Mike I,ililiee, ABOVE: Dave Neal springs out of the starting hlocks at fxleinen field, RIGHT: Bob Cook followed hy Bruce Ulrich comes in first in the 440. AISOVI-I RIGHT: Boh Kingery practices with his shot put at Meinen field. ABOVE FAR RIGHT: Pole vaulter Kim Brokaw demonstrates his unusual way of warming up. FAR RIGHT: Randy Grady clears the high jump during a meet. 72 Track 71 '5- lgb. , 4'. 'Q 5-A iw llv Q 4, 'f . . li S. Cross Countr has exceptional season V- N '7V 9' VfW 75', Avg, fm- f' -55355 U'.7' H1 . 'KIA .QA ' :A MM' 9' 9 3 : T'-5'7'7' - ' A ' Sufi? Q1-IE? Q Ay' 'P ' -4 ' X' Ml. fig, A :J--uw-w-- r f 511l'.l'?'U51! A , W W ,.. 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Varsity Cross Country Team, Front Bow: Iim bett. Ramel Diah. Mark Brsfwvr. Mikf- I,ihtw+- Rich Kennedy. Tom Turhett, Ramel Diab, lohn Winfield. Bob Marich, Iohn Armstrong. Phil Rick Kennedy. .WLFP . 5 r - . , if x- , ' , ' - , QB .. 9 is . .. ,,,,, bm M .. U .. E fd - -, ff fr-' -'-- w-----an -- .- -V an V :rw-I ,Si-3' -P , ,Jul ' V , , - ff?7, 'if4,wtg.1gQ Y Q, .. ',.4,V,..vfJ3:gfrgx,a1,y' f'71 ' - ,1 A. J' 1' 41-A -,?, , f ' wggg. ..3,gi3yb, '5 y-. -,.--, , Q I A ., -. iw I .I ,Q 'IA -79.1-':Lr,L,g4'l3i :,:J .if J' Y . U I . 4 ,I M fp. .mi,g,5:f:,4Qg,22j5fg 1.?i?.galil JH.-,fl-v ' , ..f . . -V . ' ' ' , 'L .34,,,g.'1 . ,yn-,jc V , N, ' ..- 'g7f3'35-,,1W'gQ'Si'1', ',.,,f.,,,,4 4n Y ' A ' -' -4- . .- -L s. -- vw'f:u e2 '-11411 f ,.-an -'STHQRV A is f- ,.: .A .f. l J-A -l ..'.,,, . ,v , J.. -Q.-e , ,gh W. ,, 15 n,. E.y ful -sr - - f '- Y 1 H ' ' T' ff' Wim 1 ..As-.-!Zf'i'f,'wb2'eJ'fs'w 'xi 'J ,r' way' ' ' - . X -'- '. ' ' ' . 'Y-,I . ,' '..' '-. .'-f A 1, N ' - ' ' Y 'fem ,, fl Q. 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Bock Row: Coach Spink, Dnng Srghrmirflwr, Bill Ryan, B.1rrylX1ason,Brad I.nwr1kfe.UPPIJSITE1 BI'ffI1llDH1ill'l,lGfl, withlwn ms-mlwrs of the .'XlljlllSliiI'ld learn, , .. . , A K A :I X f , I I 1 sr- - .1 .r .. . 3 .R , l r ,xx .va X- 3 if K. N K A f-QQ ., -W-ML,4f45 z:a y . u 'I tl-. ,g.kQL'K.. - x . ' .x n xi.. . - ,, ' 5 ,.' cu, n ,.. u' 1 4 - .1 u ,yuv -Qgib wg. A 179 w ,- .,. l offs' 5.1 ' V. ' 1-ml.. 1 01.4 ,L fx v' Q 'a Soccer club strlves . . . l 1 E -I - A ' --v -0- , ,,..,.....un I ' Q X Si -4 -P-r4'1 Wil x M- , 5 .' . N' 0 I --, ,J gnu-,.' ufi Qi af 'W A Q n 1-M ,. ,V .A v-vw 1 'e ' '4:'l7M , ., .4 , .pt ,x:,4g., fi r - - c . 3 - . I - Qcwi. f s . .., If if---r-f'1 . 38-ff . Q91 ' - -' f r 'EL 'B vN' l ' ,.,: A.-. .-'- f.4...f. :uv ...T , ,Wir hwvm., L,r.W,,- xv, ..,.,. ., 1 l 52 5 WV'L 4:U?l'i!iBrJ4gZ!4Lf3..:-,.ll.........'f' , ' . -, HS I k. 2- 0 7f4'El 'f 'L f:f'35?xT . -Lf' v 'JU ., x n 1 . 4 .-... . ,y'. gi' . ,'.','. 4, . ..'-RX' ' , . h - . . x .ft ' ' 8-'-,'.'.' 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' -1 gf?-Ni. -'elf' 'ggfskg-frv. 1'- 13.1 s, A yt-1 Ra, 'f-,,' a . ' 1-52.7 . H' -1 ,rx-Tj... 'Y' vw, :Q A, A 5 Ek-Q-. 1 ,- 3.1 - . , ' 'S 41,-.-.-,. -. .. 'f-fb-'F . ,Jr -ff ., civ v r w. sf ,- .1 fur, 4 iff? fs V 4 - . iz- :H vqlwigrr-Yx E. 54,5 H. . . 1 . -. 5fii,.f:g.1?3 ABOVE l,EF'l': Wes Wclchi .X study in mlvtesr- minaticn. Al3UX'E RIGHT: Carx Te-uiman lu-ads the- ball in an attf-mp! In km-p it away from I,S.ll. ,XBOVI-I: Varsity Soccer Club, Front Row: Dan Alle-rl, Steve Nleeyfer. Charlie- Puffe-r. Daw: Craft, Dave Dodd. Allwn fxlf-aux. Xlil-uf Sl:-ffins,Cary'l'm1iman.lX'cslX'f1lr1h. Buck Row: Leer Matl'1f2xx'fs, lsvdrmr Rusrihcinski. Kr-Yin Thrush. Rick Watters. Mark lipslf-in. liulm Df- Gnmczr. llrad Nladrerpferl, Vim: Trinlxus, 'IN-rry Lyman, Ted Bushrmg, Phil Moorws. Stvxw- PerefsIam,Cn.u:l1l,m1isl3.1ssu. fJPPUHl'I'l-II,Hlf'l Outstanding x'e-tvran goalie- Ilan- llmld stups a shot on goal. 3 X JL. kj x QAQLBT 1 E, .Q N, i ,Q rf - 1 -4-eng... V 1 ! I . , us. 4 4 'iw-uv ABOVE LEFT: Roger Coulter 1331, Dave Klo- bucher 1411. Seymour Reed 1441, and 1ohn Car- roll 1321 during a tense moment at the Field House. ABOVE CENTER: Freshman Roger Coulter signals one of his teammates down court. BELOW LEFT: Paul Zander successfully shoots a free-throw. ABOVE RIGHT: Carl Mc- Donald 1311 tries to take a shot but Seymour Reed 1441 prevents it. While Henry Thomas 15-11 and Roger Coulter 1331 look on. BELOW RIGHT, PAPOOSES: Front Bow: Rick Flor- sheim, Bert Durr, Paul Zander, Mark Dohner, Roh Meyer, Carl McDonald, Iohn Carroll. Bock Bow: Marv Bausman, Darrel Comes, Den- nis Tompkins, Roger Coulter, Tom Leverso, Randy Connour, Tom Les, Frank Wargo, Coach Harris, 1 ' Waiffff. f' C .-' , 1 Jw -'- ' , .., ,, 7 tr .wg Zigfiqfv' . xv...-5 ' , ,L k ,f .ew if 4 MAD 13 gblife n Wa' AH' Frosh vs. Varsity- Freshmen emerge asateanm BRAUU RAD 7RAUL 4 AU 951 ...J 79 1 Eight sophomores 3 dd zest to Varsity lllilllll' Varsity Basketball Team l'rom! Hunt lim P1-r'rxm.m. lim Xlll1r1ll,S.1m .Xlll-11 RlI.llSllllllll7,Sf,4JllllI'Il4lls,x4ll4ll1llI1! ll1plprll. SUXIINHII Rm-1l,l11ll'.1r,l-u llf1r'l.llw1'. Ilfmf ll Ron lllulis.ll,-K1elllo.u:l1 lvl--Slow-ll, ll.l'.f- lxllllnlriluvr. lining Slllllllyxlllxl' ll.1rrv-ll.llol1u Pmlmllfm. lllllflllllll l'lll1lllll.ll lllX l'l1ornlls. w C,o.u:l1t1l111r:k llllfif-2fIlN'I'. Bradley captures second at Sugar Bowl A high-point of the Brave's '1971-72 haskethall season was participation in the Sugar Bowl Mid-Winter Classics. Bradley placed ahead of St. Ioseph's of Pennsylvania and Purdue losing only to top-ranked North Carolina 175-691. Rich Schultz was voted most ment by the Sugar Bowl Com- mittee.B1adleyrecc,ived further recognition through Collette Steg who was selected to rep- resent Illinois during the Sugar valuable player of the tourna- Bowl parade and other func- fi tions of the week. 4 A YQQNM-9 X 5 a 1 ' , 1 illffg ' 4 4 t 9 ' 1 7 ff' 'Q if Q 'N I 4 A. . ,,.,- 'A , .rr X 1, , 4 ,X 5 t 'I , 7. 052. '-f'6'. ' ' 0' ' if X I .Y '- A Q , psf? ' ftpi. , i 5 ., :ffl .wifi , . fjjf' rf . ,JI-,::.7'wg4-' V ' , , . 'QQ-gf,j2gg,:Q'z: . , ' gy 51-wfT1,':?f5J1 ' , ,M , A, ., .3 ,,. Q 1. :qw-53 . A H ,,,f.': ,, V,- .P Y-5 , Q. V x e , .2 if y, J 'bibs 4 N3 QI! . 'fflqzw S l..-. 1 4-, Q 0 0 5'- fin.. t A if A 5. 4. ' I 5 , u- F 1, Q a 4 x . nn . ' . '2 'Q s -M s fi Jw f 4 4 5 , . 0 U ,ki - W .I' ,f 4-P O' nal ' .Uv a 3 gf' fi '44 - .1 S hx ww l. -A 414' 'Qv - QVXM Uk , - W... ...,.f,. rss- .L Q W, 4 'Wa , . we i X A' . 84 Sophomores add vigor in 72 35 seconds to play e third in the nation Louisville up hy two points - Bradley's hall. Bradley had many exciting mo- ments and did threaten Louis-' ville away and at home, yet could not hold a lead at the end. Victories were gathered from strong competition. Two Big Ten Teams: lylinnesota and Pur- due were downed hy the Braves this year. Desire to compete and emerge on top earmarked the style of this year's play. Coach Ioe Stowell, summed up the team's unending drive when he said: It's tough when you'ye lost close ones, but these kids keep coming hack , and they did. Three Seniors concluded their college careers this sea- son. High scoring, All-American Sam Simmons and center Rich Schultz, one ol' the shortest centers in the country. made a large numher ol' contributions during their first three years of play at Bradley. Scott Brooks saw a lot of action on the court this year despite an early sea- son injury. Two juniors, Don Ilogehoom and lim Zimmerman contrih- uted to the depth of the 1972 team. Sam Allen, a 6-7, 230- pound part-time center, was a welcome newcomer. ' . -, x 3:5 AF in g9,,ilL 85 1 Q if ,Q ., ,A pHULEy 51 It was a year of hard-fought close-calls 86 gg we 4 ' .w,' gfgg, M'-' ' Q . .f 1 'Q W W., , V 'NM ' ,Q .. K.. ... li A kv ' ,s , . . N5 . F-L.. x - A' 47 ,M 5 V. Hia ,R L M A I ,, as 5 -S Qu -?o xv ' ' my-f ' .'-cv.. QT Varsity Swimming, Front How: Robb Sellinger, Kim Brokaw, Chuck Ivison, 'Fred Hoffman, Fmnk Uvntile-, Dave Long, Er! Alley, lim Sur- Craig Sjurset, Robb Loomis. Dan Iohnson, lack tori. lofi' Altman, Couch lim Spink. Back Row: Katz,Rir:k Osberg. 88 JN' . 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B 5 eg BU 33 82 46 56 69 30 42 73 57 71 67 'Q 5 i SWIMMING Eastern Illinois Monmouth Notre Dame Millikin Wheaton Northern Illinois Illinois State Chicago Circle Valparaiso Evansville Rockford Western Illinois Illinois College .H-A .ll It ' 'I Fifi 41- fn r +I' ' c II, A Z9 :fl I l 'Y 'Q I i Bowling Team gathers momentum during '72 season o . 4 Q . ,f Q g. 5 F 1 ,,,, ,. Q an E' . , ' 'f BJ . - -ff ' 2 Q' A ' -E, 4-P RT fi f Um ,. 1 v Tb . 's JY-x 'V V - .,.. . ,-, 'K i 4 9 -.. - ..,1.,-- . . I ISC 1 -FY N ABOVE l.I-II-'T' Mens Bowling Team, From Hou' N-1l Rummy IJ.1u-hllrik, N4-.1lIx.m!rn.m. link llluwnrnrmx mr. Sw'fvr1rl Hun' lilll flmtfm llfm1l,fx.' nlk f,.n'x bmmilm. Ulm Ihfwnf- H111 P. Hvvn llmm Imlv-, Xrx lhlnvn. SM-xv H1-rum 'H..1'-.rn . v , , IXIHHISV, HI fWthIXU!. 17.111 mlwvkwr ISHHKX I,I-1I 'I Womens Bowling Team. lrwnr Hun Rulnin l..17.1rru, fXl.1l1ff Hl.1XXIU11LxS'1AAIltfHv1LX Pill XIf.I'l1w.1l's:ur1. X-may 811111:-IX H11wr.Hm'. 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HH 1 1 'f 1 .G s fi 'Q 5 S 9 Q si .,, QM 5 P 1 ,S as .nlii 0.1 4 BW' f., 7 1 - Zin ' 1 , , .5 ' 1 Q Q . , . 1 r . '26 - Q . -at 1 1' -1 h - 2? , 1 5 'ki J x. f 1 W. E it -Q 4 1, 4 , 3 Qi- 2 rv . - av LW! ii Qs T' '5 F if NS, 'f 1 Q m v Martin G. Abegg becomes Bradley's seventh president Dr. Martin C. Abegg was named President of Bradley University on Iune 7,1971 after serving as Acting President for seven months. An alumnus of Bradley's class of 1947, Dr. Abegg began teach- ing as an instructor in engineer- ing that same year at Bradley. He became chairman of the Department of Civil Engineer- ing in 1960 and three years later was appointed Dean of the Col- lege of Engineering. Prior to his appointment as Acting Presi- dent, Dr. Abegg had been Dean of the recently formed College of Engineering and Technology since 1967. Dr. Ahegg received his Mas- ter of Science in Civil Engineer- ing from the University of Colorado in 1951 and his doc- torate in Civil Engineering in 1960 from Rensselaer Poly- technic Institute. f fi.. E t ' . '- V rv ' 41422: 55 2 vs ,Q , 2 5252.7 Q25 5 M Q! .-sw, Q 'A 1 1'-qv: -, -sri? , 15 X. Aj-53.3. f O 'S Y Sf X N X. :fy A isnt . ., Q4 ' 3' -'V 1,-f'.' . . 5 we ..g,P' 1- -5.1 'fl' n. -u J' , .aff , .M-. - f 'R - ' lv 3 :nfl - 7' '-if Q ', , 7 -X 3? Q. ,Fei 4. day. ' . 4 L' ' x. ' .x 5. . .f ' - : ', x fix' '- aff L- 'f N 3 ,. . DN . W nf C fi? ,ff x J 5? 1 QA? : 'Ha l Q! :r i 7 J l If ' I' A' it 'xiii 1 limi A. 'id 7 'L'i2Q1+g,Qi t-ffl' j , af' il-f 3 T l ,-as X President's Committee ABOVE LEFT: Vice President for Student Services Richard Trumpe. ABOVE CENTER: Acting Vice President for Aca- demic Affairs George Ferguson. ABOVE FAR RIGHTS Control- ler and Assistant Treasurer Ioseph Mele. BELOW LEFT: Executive Secretary of the Uni- versity A. G. Haussler. BELOW CENTER: Dean of Admissions Orville Nothdurft. BELOW FAR RIGHT: Vice President for Business Affairs George Beck. li if -J 10 -4 fi 1 T' tw 4- . sl' FV'- ,lq ,, Q- Vice President's Committee on Academic Affairs Front Row: Assoc. Professor in Education Virgil Grunkemeyer, Acting Dean of Liberal Arts and Sciences Laurence Norton, Di- rector of School of Art Robin Mayor, Dean of Evening Col- lege and Summer School Don- ald Albanito, Assoc. Professor in English William Klatte, Stu- dentRepresentativeTim Engen, Acting Dean of College of Engi- neering and Technology Bic- hara Muvdi, Director of School of Music Allen Cannon, Acting Vice President of Academic Af- fairs George Ferguson. Bock Bow: Dean of College of Busi- ness Administration William Clarey, Assoc. Professor in Business Administration Paul Arney, Dean of Graduate School Wilbur Grimm, Professor of Mechanical Engineering Harold Ratcliff, Assoc. Dean of College of Liberal Arts and Sciences E. Neal Clausen, Assoc. Professor in Physics Conley Stutz, Student Representative Dick Bardoulas, Professor in History Lester Brune, Dean of College of Edu- cation Leo Bent. 104 -R: . ,Q -.,. , , . ,- all high . K r Q' Loaf - 1, NPV- ' - 'Q .4 , A , , ...fx ,GD L QI. S fb-3' A 4 A 4 gk - z-'X X tux' Nui' f 105 wa .. ,,.-Q,Al?T1g.is- ,,,,p:-' 'll Vice President's Committee for Student Services ,fra JI P --J ...fun-y-'iam ABOVE: Front Row: Vice Pres- ident for Academic Affairs George Ferguson, Vice Presi- dent for Student Services Rich- ard Trumpe, Director of Place- ment Robert Pardieck, Coun- selor in Financial Aids Nancy Salzer, Director of Housing Kenneth Coldin, Assistant to Dean of Women Ioan Krupa, 'gl I Dean of Women Camille Primm. Bock Row: Assistant Director of Student Center lack Kuntz. Assistant Director of Housing Michael Murphy, Director of Financial Aids Thomas Crom- well, Director of Mens Resi- dence Hall Programs Michael Banks, Director of Counseling 107 Center Harold Miller, Dean of Students Leslie Tucker, Dean of Men Edward King, Director of Security Office Curley Iohn- son. Not Pictured: Director of Student Center E. I. Ritter. Di- rector of Health Center Harold Vonachen, Representative of Student Senate Nancy Schnoll. Former President Talman VV. Van Arsdale, Ir. was appointed Bradlevs first Chancellor on Iune 15, 1971. He will he rep- resenting Bradley in contacting various individuals and groups interested in providing finan- cial assistance to the university. Previous to accepting the newly formed post of Chancellor, Dr. Van Arsdale had served as Bradlevs sixth president from 1961 until 1970. ma s' 'S' G v -, . ,3 , Q 75.5, ' - ,M . . 5 - 3 . , - i-.f-' s NA l 4..v,.x v. V ,. -.415 tl lf. s, 'W'- .' .f f '.-1 -4, - Kd: '-'. .' .gl ,Au ,' .-,4 '- Pickering receives Putnam Award 109 5. 1...-api., , . ,f i' 'fig-tl kt-L :H -. -. A A K W. ., . . f QS- ,ii 1: - 1 2g,,,,Q ,fi 4 - , ' -4- lu 'p,' .4 .Q , K ',,t1i44-- sq.-qngy-1 vo-suv- . A V W.. -4-aux.-.-.... - -... -1..-A. -saga-1-gg.-,..,.- Dr. E. Neville Pickering was presented the 1971 Putnam Award which is given each year to an outstanding member nf Bradley's faculty. Dr. Pickering is the associate chairman of the electrical engineering depart- ment. -Q Dr. William Steiner Psychology Man, everywhere and throughout history, has correctly understood that the purpose of life is not found in life itself. Man is a far more complex or- ganism that is necessary for merely living in this world and he has far more in him than is necessary for or- dinary life. The fallacy of modern thought is the belief that man, as we see him, is complete. Man is far from being complete and all of the observa- tions and facts which comprise what is generally regarded as knowledge are a rather pitiful caricature of the shad- ow of man. Man must complete him- self- a task which is seldom finished in one's lifetime. The extent to which the educational process recognizes this in its teachings, education may be useful. All too often, education has a reverse effect of hastening the 110 processes of sleeping humanity. Then, education must be regarded as harm- ful. Among other things, one must correctly understand the inevitabil- ity of one's own death. Only such a sensation can destroy man's egoism and his tendency to hate. Of what value is a life if there is no love in the world. He who knows how to love knows all. To be in the world but not of it, free from personal ambition, greed, intellectual pride, blind obedi- ence to custom, or awe of persons higher in rank, to be outwardly cour- teous to all without distinction, whether they be rich or poor, friends or enemies, power-possessors or slaves, and to whatever religion they may belong, but inwardly to remain free. Y ' 'Us r. Kalman Goldberg Economics 111 Profiles Being a student is more difficult now than in my day. Not that institu- tions weren't in disarray! There was gross and outrageous injustice: there was cupidity and ineptitude in the establishment, But while our anger was no less passionate then, we still had the comfort of hope that in our- selves and our scientific tools, our rationality and intellect we would find strengths and would fashion techniques to exorcise the evils. But your world has seen us take the instruments of our hopes and turn them against ourselves. We have used science to fashion implements of nu- clear annihilation: managerial effi- ciency to concentrate and administer corporate giants which are apparently impervious to human will: productive efficiency that plunders our resources and environment to turn out economic goods that are denied in sufficient quantities to our poor: and most dev- astating, we have used the knowledge accumulated over the ages to destroy the truths of our past without re- placing them with new and service- able ones. The world, it seems, is no longer manageable: the artifacts and institutions we created to serve our ends have made us their manser- vants. But if in this milieu being a student seems an aimless pursuit, it is no less difficult for faculty. What can we teach in a world shorn of its certain- ties: how can we counsel in a society bereft of purposes: how do we inspire in the face of pervasive despair? The difficulty for both of us is that we cannot any longer simply transmit as teachers to students a self-confi- dent wisdom. However, the rejection of our past truths has also liberated us from them, and our more difficult task is to find new and more meaning- ful ones. Some who are fearful do not recog- nize the necessity of turning from our past: others lack the will to believe that we can do anything about our future. A university shrinks from neither. Profiles One tragedy of urban education is not that poverty students do not learn about themselves, it is WHAT they learn about themselves. They may be Black, Indian, Puerto Rican, Mexican, Appalachian and indeed the poor of every color, race and ethnic back- ground. They eagerly enter school enthusi- astic.anxious to come to grips with magic that changes scorned, ugly ducklings into admired, beautiful swans and the impoverished and the destitute into the rich and the power- ful. But such magic is not there. They attempt to reconcile the para- doxes of their daily lives with the ideas that all men are created equal, that there is liberty and justice for all and that the public school is dedicated to equality of educational opportunity. But the educational process which inspires and stimulates privileged students with the thought that they can accomplish anything, depresses and crushes the same spark of genius in the inner city by its very definition of the worth of inner city inhabitants. They are confronted with the insid- ious assumption that their potentials are limited for all kinds of reasons and they are strongly encouraged to be- lieve it. Sifted, sorted and certified by the schools, they are given to under- stand that THESE PEOPLE and THOSE CHILDREN are them. Mrs. Barbara Penelton Elementary Education i-M - .- .,4...... .--...N-an , , . . Ihe mutuality of the teaching-learn- ing process experience has long been a source of fascination for me. I can suggest, direct, guide. refine, but I cannot dictate and force my students. Basically, in both my performance and non-performance courses, I search for amalgams of intellectual vigor and creative expression. I can justify recognizing a student who is hard-working. attendant to detail, well prepared. vocal. energetic, and, in a sense, above all, possessive of an ever-questioning mind. I want to be questioned. . . and challenged . . . and then somehow I have a feeling that as I respond to these questions and chal- lenges my part in the teaching-learn- ing duality is being exercised. I think faculty members should take a more observable interest in their students. in general. The time periods before class and after class are dyn- I . 1. 55 - - 'AT' .. ' f - -we 4? if . . .C j,:L5, 4. y 41 N3 I t, Q - ' Q-51. I 1 xp, - IR: ,R Z, Vtfr. amic moments las class meetings themselves should bel. Search and in- quiry should transgress the class meeting time itself . . . and faculty members should assist those student urges. I want to stress my sincere be- lief that faculty, as a part of their in- vestment in the teaching-learning process. should strive uniformly to show to students that they are inter- ested in them not only as ID numbers, or merely students, but also as per- sons, human beings, and individuals with some dignity. Finally, I think faculty members should be familiar enough with de- partmental, college or school, and university requirements to converse intelligently with ony students who need general direction, or assistance especially in the interpretation of those requirements. The experience of academic advisement should in no sense be stigmatic to the professional life of any faculty member. Dr. Ronald I. Koperski Speech and Theatre Arts 113 Seniors Martin Abegg, jr. Earth Science Peoria, Ill. jf . 55 1 lift if 4' t . at Lg if '19 Je ,t ' i t as. F.. A - Barbara Albright Elementary Education Waukegan, Ill. David Appe Engine Power Tech. Loudonville, N.Y. ,I Q , t l 1 4: l . Q A n E is K Ll 'l julian Adamaitis Chemistry Chicago, Ill. 'T' Mary Albright Elementary Education Dunlap, Ill. Alan Applegate Accounting Blackstone, Ill. Steven Addler Economics Washington. Ill. Z ' J -1636 ga 'tg 4 ij ' ' H., ,vgfgjgm 45 :1-, If -E llf ' Y '- , ,,1 w ,N gf-cf' f Donna Allen Sociology DeWitt, N.Y. Y ' Richard Aevermann Wayne Albertsen Mathematics Chicago, Ill. Lombard, Ill. jeffrey Altman Paula Ambrose Mathematics Art Norwood, Mass. joliet, Ill. Engine Power Tech. lvan Arnold George Arvanitis jesse Austin Mechanical Design Tech. Business Man. 81 Admin. Retailing 8: Marketing Rapids City, lll. Evanston, Ill. Chicago. Ill. Qfx Paul Barker Steven Barnum joseph Barone Mark Barr Ronald Barth Electronics Technology Earth Science Accounting Construction Technology Business Man. 81 Admin. Peoria, Ill. Peoria, Ill. Argo, Ill. Norfolk, Va. Peoria, Ill. 114 Richard Albrecht Mechanical Engineering Kenosha, Wis. I V Patricia Anheuser Elementary Education Wauwatosa, Wis. Gary Babick Accounting Chicago, Ill. 7-v Steven Beckett Electrical Engineering Peoria, Ill. Steven Beemer Physical Education Morton, lll. l Steven Berger Mathematics Peoria, lll. 5'X l L 1 Ronald Bilinsky Sociology New York, N.Y. i Betty Birchler Home Economics Bartonville, lll. Stephen Blank Electrical Engineering Lombard, Ill. lack Bellmer Mathematics Springfield. lll. 'K 1 YY Cynthia Bergstrand History Crystal Lake. Ill. ii C7 , .xg 1 , .V ' . of '. A on 59,0 . .gym desc mga -'fdbb ' si- - 9,j'.j195v J gag: -'Ot'- . -099511 . oo' . -a?2 ?p5: Deanne Bilotti Elementary Education Peoria, Ill. bs. YD! Nancy Blackburn Physics Rockford. Ill. Stephen Bloch Psychology Peoria. lll. lohn Bengston Construction Technology Rockford. lll. , l -QW David Berkebile Accounting Northbrook, Ill. William Benman Electrical Engineering Glencoe, lll. F 2 .g B- . r me tx, .- J ' 1 .t 4. ' ,. KX X B Y, f 3 -r if Stanley Bersin Civil Engineering Quincy, Ill. Roger Bennett Construction Technology Lafayette, Ind. Ianet Biegler English Park Ridge. lll. V+ N rv N Robert Bffrgomiiscxo Sociology White Plains, NY 1 x 4 Maryann Bierman Biology Itasca, Ill, 115 -1 ' ,'W,,.iiWj ,Z loyce Block Douglas Bloomfield lay Blumberg Sociology Retailing 8: Marketing Speech Highland Park. Ill. Peoria, Ill. Chicago, Ill. 1 L X X o'. o ' o O QI Q0 fs Y 0.0 .Q 0 Q O ,a k 0 Q 0 ' . Q O 9 . U 0 0 ' , 0 0 Q ' I iv 4, Q, .J X X Patricia Bocian Charles Boesen Philosophy Psychology Chicago, Ill. Eyota, Minn. ,1Qg,v :.'- , gy, 4 40 5, ffafaaff Wanda Bolton lournalism Chicago, Ill. 'W 'U qt t ' fz' ' P lift- - 1 . if' v P ,f I ki ' if F ' fx 'k Ll l David Bond Iames Borg Stanley Borys Political Science Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Acton, Mass. Harvey, Ill. Lake Zurich, Ill. if David Boswell Robert Brickner Iuergen Brinner Retailing 81 Marketing History Industrial Engineering Kewanee, Ill. Peoria, Ill. Fairfax, Va. ,Ax GX 1:-' Marilyn Brock Scott Brooks Theatre Psychology Des Plaines, Ill. Moline, Ill. Q'-'v I N t 1 Bruce Brown Mary Brown Accounting Sociology Algonquin, lll. Cleveland, O. 116 lames Brothers Mathematics Elmwood, Ill. st N 2:N N' :C- Deborah Browne Economics Chicago. Ill. l ' Norm Brucer Business Man. A Admin. South Holland, lll. Thadd Bush Business Man. ai Admin. Wilmette, Ill. F-1 Lyle Campbell Biology loliet, lll. Mary Brust Sociology Akron. N.Y. fn vi Gary Busse Physical Education Aurora, Ill. Donald Carpenter Alan Bucholtz Business Education Woodbury, N.Y. A Gary Butkus Geography West Chicago, lll. x Q 4: ' v .1 ,f L 11 .C 9 g f Michael Carpenter Electronics Technology Industrial Distribution Utica, Ill. v- I Peoria, lll. lohn Catlin Craig Ceaser lohn Charnisky Fred Chase Rory Chase Lisa Cherr Electrical Engineering Political Science Business Man. 8 Admin L ' ' ' ' Oakley, lll. Oak Park, Ill. Peoria, lll. 57 N? 'Ti l ' C llxl' W Richard Churnovic Marta Clarson Douglas Clausen l0Ul:nalism Histor'y Electronics Technology loliet. lll. Peoria, lll. Rock Island, Ill. l W 1 1 K,,. William Bulfer Elementary Education Sublette, lll. KZR ' V 1,- Y' 'Y ,- Thomas Bylcer Business Man, 81 Admin Franklin Park, lll. Iudith Carta Psychology Chicagozlll. rf' 'Q- QS- I i l i Steven Burka Biology Chevy Chase, Md, 9-N Bernard Callaghan English Aurora, Ill. 1 e KX, t 'xl li . Carl Cary Engine Power Tech. Peoria. lll. Linda Burns Sociology Chicago, lll, ev., I Claudia Campbell Music Western Springs, lll. - 'Yi Steve Casey Business Man. 81 Admin. Peoria, lll. y , loyce Block Douglas Bloomfield lay Blumberg Sociology Retailing 81 Marketing Speech Highland Park, Ill. Peoria, Ill. Chicago, Ill. X X 's Y of .Q ' oo C'.f'N O O Q I , Q I av 454 K. .IS N X Patricia Bocian Philosophy Chicago, Ill. fl' 9 'fe' a l 45 David Bond Political Science Acton, Mass. .I ,:-- F fi' 2 cznf David Boswell Charles Boesen Psychology Eyota, Minn. z ijt., ' ll V at I t l t lames Borg Civil Engineering Harvey, Ill. L if Robert Brickner Retailing 81 Marketing History Kewanee, Ill. Peoria, Ill. 'x b'x 'Sf' Marilyn Brock Theatre Des Plaines, Ill. lj?- Bruce Brown Accounting Algonquin, lll. 116 GX 1-'P' Scott Brooks Psychology Moline, Ill. r i l Mary Brown Sociology Cleveland, O. Wanda Bolton lournalism Chicago, Ill. ps-' .1 Stanley Borys Mechanical Engineering Lake Zurich, Ill. ,fig 4, , grab' I , fo? luergen Brinner Industrial Engineering Fairfax, Va. james Brothers Mathematics Elmwood. Ill. Deborah Browne Economics Chicago, Ill. 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Rochester, N.Y. 133 f :- If A- Q ' -'s l . i Thomas Ostanik Political Science Peoria, lll. is W , X , , Mi: v F Robert Pedersen Electronics Technology Peoria, lll, yq Russell Petro Political Science Chicago, lll. rfu Arthur Palmer Music Education Peoria. lll. , J Harold Peltz Political Science Bethesda, Md, Ronald Pighini Civil Engineering Chicago, lll. ,, if h ' C 4 X x it Aaron Paris Ecoriomins Beachwood, O J? Richard Pepe Business Man. 81 Admin. N. Massapequa. N.Y. TxliirlaP1ttm.in lourntilism Nlonmoutli. lll Vt- X Sylvia Polhemus Gregory Poropat Stephen Postlewait Elementary Education Business Man. 81 Admin, Accounting Peoria, lll. Chicago, lll. Bement. lll, 'ZS .T . 1 we . ,V ,, Iudy Proffitt Elementary Education Peoria, lll. Brenda Pruitt Political Science Chicago, lll Scott Racine Psychology Chicago. lll 1-we ' X, i i. S95 37 Ioan Rademacher Sociology Decatur, Ill. 4 I t..1xM4. fy I. 'Ja K . f du ' .- C 'A X Robert Redard Psychology Tenafly, N.l. 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Barbara Rice Business Man, 81 Admin. Oak Park, III. William Rustemeyer Construction Technology Avon. Ill. 5:-.5 Sheila Scahill English loliet, Ill. 134 1 for ' '7 vs ,, Linda Rassel Psychology South Holland, Ill. Charles Rein Mechanical Engineering Morton, Ill. Deidra Roberson Psychology Chicago, Ill. f' gn . . 1 ' lohn Ryan Electronics Technology Palos Hills, Ill. . 5 .. X 1 I 'f I T P3 t 3 .1 - tv X Ruth Schelkopf Elementary Education Brimfield, Ill. Chuck Rath Mechanical Engineering Chicago, Ill. mi TE' . , Q Afvs 5- Ig, .fl if 1 , A if I I Len Renda Accounting Franklin Park, Ill. Henrique Roman Industrial Engineering Cartagena, Daniel Sanders Mechanical Engineering Niles, Ill. Eldon Schlupp Business Man. 81 Admin, Roanoke, Ill. Q 'in T '7 Q.. g,.. u.5'21- f1 .,- , l . 11 'f A . 41. Qu -'hit f.. ?ibi,l,La J.. ln-xc' 1- g 8 , .Q-.J V P v'v.a.h. Q . .L I , , .g f ' '-J..-,1 Q -Q.. 54, . - , .. 4, . 111. ,ur -- S -f..,Tm - IFJ fa t E . ,....,... , if--ng-, Jsffig.. ...M git '-Y. 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My I -171 7 gf-Q i My I NY . if ,K i Kathleen Verplancken Foreign Languages Lake Zurich, Ill. .L lohn Vana Engine Power Tech, Moline, lll. .IL 'FAQQ Gerald Villiger Business Man. 8: Admin, Henry, Ill, - ,ps rf N ' l gl, William Vlcek Business Man. 81 Admin. LaGrange Park, lll. ,.,,,5j' i .X Y -K, -.. rl iii? 5 . Thomas Volk Mechanical Engineering Hales Corners, Wis. Frederick VonHoltz Construction Technology Oswego, N.Y. IL William Voyt Accounting Harvey, lll. nt Glenn Vantiura Psychology Tinley Park, lll. :bi fi M ry L' Ei i ll 'I , 4 f Q 'i Katherine Villiger Business Man. 81 Admin. gi ,AJ .. t. 1 Henry.lll. it is x I V L f N milf f l Y' Vita-Maria Volturno Speech 81 Hearing Peoria. lll. Gary VonGlinow Psychology Crestwood. Mo. I Xi Deborah Wade Sociology Reston, Va De-liorali Vaiiillvsso-I Sociology 'l'wo Rivers, Wis Kenneth Villiger Business Man. 8: Admin. Henry. lll. 0-4' Larry VonBehren Elementary Education Peoria, lll. Gary Vosburgh Psychology Springfield. NI. gl - . 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For the annual Children's Christmas Party the dorms sponsored slave auctions, movies, floor auctions, Brad- ley's first beer chugging contest and other events to raise money. The new Coffee Ground Inn, located in Williams Hall, was created through many hours of planning and work of Dorm Council members and interest- ed residents. It is a late night gathering place for music, snacks, and friendly talk. In addition, various dorms sponsored other activities such as intramural sports, a dance, movies, and get togethers with the other dormitories. XX. 'kg N gzffit- ,, ,a f .-L ,,.. X ,. ' g f ',,' fr' info , .gain-' . ' A 'hx K- 4 1 ki: F pgs B QQ? 1 wil fm 'fx 3' .'s?g1s. F 14 ' v ra '. Sf , 1 4x tg, ,fi xX -C.. 1X X ' 4,-7 1 'V gf' 1 . N ff 1 ,Pg 1 I :A ,, 2,2 i 'ri ,I LQ ! i ... 146 . K '- F L--I f....' , 01s M fnV:E'f f-'I .fl N5 'i x 1 E pf Variety in the dorm Urganized activities are only part of dorm life at Bradley. The dorm offers students living quarters among their fellow students and such a situation has unlimited possibilities. Roommates and many neigh- bors add variety and unpre- dictability to dormitory living. ,.-3 gif? 5, ,. 147 .5 C9 A look inside the dm-m :Mg L- ,Q 4 1: : iw Y. M ,.'.Q?5?..,',,x' T K ,fi W, ' ' ij. M ' . ,.gf:,A,l7, s ,in 56 V ay, ' ' ' '?i,v. 4 fy . 45211 ' xg- . ' ,fgufm .2 -ll ' ,.., 1 X L 1. 1 Y5,1.'Q , 'T iff, -i x. ! w?lr,f -s' 'V ,', 1:5 ,via v ' 3 ,, ' - , -: ,55?f.l -iff' ... vnkzv S. M N' ' fly A 3 512- 5' :Hg gg? sf Q., fi: 5 1 44 s '2- Xi if S eg 3 pg, -J-P' Sl, X .3 H.. 148 f n't 'T' il., X. I - 1 v 4. ' ggi? i fri-..,,f.- . -,-r. I A iv WA ff Huw! V? K ' 1 4 -fx, 3 E I 7 9 V' ' fl v h 1 A x 'Hp' 4- -4 :f Q JA. ,i vzgv, z ay ' .1 ,f E r A ., N: 'A 1 ' '4 'Winamp f' Y , 0 ' may I A Lu ,f ...QL tl 7 Xxx' K VJ . ,- Q ,Q- 1. Dorm life Music: ancl noise, stock ele- vators, studying, rentecl refrig- erators, RA's anrl ARAB, flights ancl flights of stairs, soaking up the rays on the santleelx, pop- Corn, pizza, ancl yuinniy snarzlis. not so yummy' cafeteria foocl. heing wakenetl hy your room- mate, joking anrl rapping with friends, losing money in the socla machine, forgetting your key, relaxing, floor meetings. finally getting some mail, shock- ing phone hills, frishee wars, water and shaving cream mara- thons, ancl much, much more are parts of dorm life. A N'- L... 'NK' 'M L, .igigiiiiii .yt-X! mx...1 Dorms change living policies In an attempt to change with the times Bradley, for the first time, offered a golden experi- ence in co-ed living with the opening of Burgess Hall. Stu- dents living there were offered a chance for dorm living with much of the privacy of off- campus life. Besides this major change the university also pass- ed 24 hour parietal hours in all dorms. The seclusion of sexes involved in dorm living has started to dissipate with hoys and girls visiting each other in their dorm rooms. .vii Apartments offer privacy Off campus living provides for freedom and privacy not often available in the dorms. Besides studying and house- keeping, apartment dwellers spend time involved in other indoor activities such as sleep- ing, cooking, eating, having parties, watching TV, and vari- ous other asundry activities. 55? nv el I wgnnvf hx 5 I X 'R - . - ,fl l, Q 1 -I Y 4 ma I4 so NTU f f . 55 W f'U' V! N 9 30 e 5. t E K L kb. vf fi 9+ 6 AI. - as V, 4 pl x 'l' I ,- I . X 9 4 Q Y -x .7 N , S- f f H -fa ,f- l . X 1 , f T - X' ,N ' fx fig'-QA. I S , 'f - Isla 4' r JV, 'Mfg' f.4N: is tl. ff, , 4 1 ,ix h , -J be., t4 Y , iff i 1 2,4 - -' Ha 1-Z? LA N.-. IJ . K' -' 4, I 'gy g ig. 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Ian llall v ,. .- iw ,+A ,,- -N, -N ru Ai' r- -qs 4 aff? 1. - 4 vs- I O fl M A Mfhfwx WN Q A A lpha Epsilon Pi 2. Sherlock 3. Bimho 4. Speecy 5. B. S. 6. Romeo 7. S. Bag 8. Scot KD, Knaack 9. Dirt 10. Cog Lee 11. C3141 12. Dudley Doright 13. Rum 14. B. Arf 15. Butch 16. Two Guys 17. Ivan 18. Goofy 19. P. R. 20. Stan Geldermunn 21. Lance 22. Abdullah Sherman 23. Fish 24. Cat :i2 25. Benedict 26. Mendy Cohen 27. Gary Goldstein 28. Mags 29. Lunch 112 30. Brunch 31. Satch Brady 32. Princess 161 Alpha Kappa Alpha Canmhuzv linrch Nin.1I .1in Devonnu Watson AuflroyD.1ni:vl Cynthia Harris Caryl Brown Dei1lraRolnfrson Sharmon Iaimison Ieanne- Cyriaquf- Rosw Chilmlrfef-Ls Carol Clorfnn Ionnifeer johnson CarlnE1lw.m1s Lorraine: I J'Connor Sybil King Connier llopson Claudia Driggins , , '4 i Q . Ai 3 , , . A V' of f K Q 4. , Q- V FN ws. f ' -' '4 -.. 1 ., Y - .,. ' 31 mg J 13 . ' 5 5, ,wg 5 ,v ., ' S' k , . 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Perrymnn 6. W, Turner 7. I. Underwood 8. S. Humphrey 9. D. Moss 10. I. Hudson ll. F. Green 12. P. King 13. C. Adams 1-1. M. Evans 15. M. Bragg 16. M. Richards 17. R. Hodges 18. V. Bridges -i ' -I NN ' H I W MQYWNAAAA fi fimnfi 'TL 2 QW? I f P 'Cm .I 3 'X I A' F . N 5 V Chi Omega 1. Andi Tuna Tun 2. Monnie Keane 3. Lynne Salvatori 4. Pat Frog Lovell 5. Ianice Geiger 6. Sheree Gollay 7. Ann Goldfarh 8. Cathy Sahin 9. Ian Donnell 10. Marilyn lanicki 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 11. Helen Hoozie Camasto 37. 12. Candy Gerher 13. Peggy Young 14. Alice Quihilan 15. Kathy Stewie S 16. Sharon Knlik 17. Sue Harding 18. Beth Elwood 19. Kathy letter 20. Gail Magill 21. Karen Lackinger 22. Mary Record 23. Marsha Tedford 24. Toni Franklin 25. Cindy Perina 26. Nancy Kistler 38. 39. 40. tevvart 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. -19. 50. 51. 52. Kathy Luscher Darryl Ross Dee Dee Uetvveiler Suzi Sherman Candi Yeager Ioanie Rademarther Rhoda Nessenson Sheila Tapper Cathy Cox Candy DeGraf Susie Leeker Chris Schnldt Linda Larsen Gayle Satterfield Carole Konsler Mary Beth Wescott lan Moranx loanie Neimeier Dehhie Dahlen Gail Sam Samos Sandy Corona Nadine Liher Ioan Koch Peggy Lielienow Nancy Mcllveen Cindie Grigshy 37 is 20 it I6 is '7 19 I 7 J sz 50 si as 39 'O 47 ci 4 u U A6 ai H 23 ze 6 74 - 25 77 79 Ji 7 a 4 , 9 169 Delta Upsllon , J . , Y I Wm r , x , Q :If .Q X V, wg-- ' I .--Q' D,-s.. , -YO : Wayne Sleazy Capizzi Carl Rocher Tom D-Bag Diezrken Davir Danielson Bill Griffin Ronnie Lofchiu lack Flash Ryan Chrifl Strom Chunky Fazio Tony Sparacio Steve: Ruggiern Bruce Heath Brad Rolholz loc Visconti Larry Hardhat Lans- Tony Peanuts Fasano Terry Mel llammamoto C. D, Sharp Tom Hillmann Tim Penrod Roh Dodds Dart Strauss Tom Drummond Dirty Ed Bowman Phil Super Rick Soukup Iohn Young Roh Sydney Bach Larry Richman Lyle Sajewich Rey Barry Bilder Steve: Yandell Boh Kong Kingery Tom Herhie Slelznffr HYXIXR Nw W1 Nl ll flH,flfl5QfyiPKm may Delta Zeta Cathy Frye Patte Moore Ellaine Kiriluk Lee Ann Kozak Di Watgen Carolyn Young Sue Woods Linda Chamness Martha Mehrings Darilynn Caskey Barb Bergman Debbie Stein Lyn Cromwell Roxie Marshburn Mardona Thornton Sister Rosemary Carol Belback Sue Pulte Anne Dwyer Shelley Haas Alisa Hudson Diana Hauter Kay McCurdy ludy Welander x A , Yqu i Q 1 -1 -1 'V 'Y 1 ' 7 ' V Vg 47 lm so iv as .:4,h gt PM Q 1 . isp. '5- 1-zu ' 489,13 51. 4 ...AH .ff sl Q. N FMNNMN ffmfinf? NFZHRW, .,.f?fg '79 4..- Gamma Phi Beta 1. Camille Petriska 2. Patti Anheuser 3. Dyan Sherr 4. Sheila Scahill 5. Marci Whitehead 6. Sheila Stiles 7. Sharon Bierman 8. Roe Meuser 9. Amyre Coleman 0. Chris Sweeney 11. Eileen Ginsburg 12. Denise Farina 13. Cheryl Kolator 14. Carolyn Somerville 15. Diane Heal 16. Bev Rautenberg 17. Chris Trautwein 18. Bonnie Raymond 19. Ioanne Lynch 20. Madeline Mitchell 21. Sheila Kamler . Melissa Sauter 23. Marilyn Berkebile 24. Pam Pidcoe 25. Pam Witzke 26. Sue Stuart 27. Sue Moore 28. Susie Fritsch 29. Helaine Kane 30. Sandy Reimer 31. Ioan Meyers 32. Patti Ogilvie 33. Iacie Levy 34. Karen Fredman 35. Maria Lane 36. Iudy Gau 37. Mary Krakos 38. Shari Loxtle 39. Betsy Althoff 40. Mari I0 Smith 41. Corky Pfeister 42. Barh Ianos 43. Marta Clarson My b Y .45 N -m--.,.,.,,,,M.,,w .4 'xl 'lx la fi Lv ' 38 H 42 3 79 so 32 34 aa 3 7 J s 27 za 3' I5 4 71 5 7 io l 27 II I8 4 8 is 4 6 9 3 flfilitilm 0 24 25 23 '26 I :Summa Emmy E 'V'l Fifi ,M Q I 'W . i 1 Q., JE , ,W AT , 1 ! 176 i T I .I Kappa Delta Rho 1. Clets 2. Super Pledge 3. Chuck Alpha 4. Bruce 5. Ass Hole 6. Whiz 7. Star 8. PT 9. Cee 10. NewKid 11. Sauce 12. Younger 13. Doc 14. ROTC 15. BC 16. Supp 17. Bubba 18. 1.T. flflflflfx fl A W fl fl ASX N 0 za as 76 av Ju 3 HH A as so 31 vo 17 s ,5 nv . 70 , 71 23 7, io' 2 7 J SX Lambda Chi Alpha 1. Larry Harvey 2. Fred Wrieden 3. Ray Cole 4. Dan Sanders 5. Bob Kamerlander 6. Gary Busse 7. Charlie Puffer 8. Tom Fillipp 9. AndyStefo 10. Steve Michals 11. Terry Locke 12. Tom Chernak 13. Craig Parker 14. Steve Fleming 15. Don Iohnson 16. Cliff Seigh 17. Terry Wallace 18. Ken Siok 19. Iohn Nelson 20. Russ O'Connor 21. Tom Pauson 22. Randy Rhodes 23. I-lerblohnson 24. Bob Murphy 25. Chuck Kalb 26. Steve Orloff 27. Russ Troc 28. Dave Hardy 29. Bob Wicke 30. Iohn Schadl 31. Steve Welch 32. Ed Meyer 33. Harold Moses 34. Wayne Melville 35. Steve Chadesh 36. lack Collins 37. Kevin Keliher 38. Bob McMahon 39. Mike Bafigo 40. lack Crock 41. Dave Long fb, 179 g E k I5 1 Omega Psi Phi 1, Orlando Ceaser 2, Bill Green 3. Darryl McKinney 4. Craig Curry 5. Stephen Lewis 6, William Hoffler 7. Cleve Hall 8. Gerald Fisher 9. Willie Taylor 10. Bruce Shelton 11. 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Mike Salmi 31. IanMichalski 32. Mike Winston 33. Iohn Kankis 34. Mike Norhutas 35. lim Davis 36. Iohn Bacilek 37. Tony Lofaso 38. Dick Visin 1. Frankie Krivohlavek 2. Kenna Gruhh 3. Annette Eckert 4. Laurie Zelenka 5, Lesley Hooks fi. Sara Ann Bonde- 7. Ioanne Churchill 8. leanne Cunningham 9. Patricia Smith lu. Monica Hoehne 11. Yvonne Marquart 12. lady Cora 13, Diane Bihhs 14, Nancy Ritter 15. Holly Butler 16, Ioann lone-s 17. Iucly Stephens 18. Marilyn Miller 19. l3arhTaylor 20, Ann Hutchison 21. Nanny Williams 22. Bonnie llintls 2.3. Laura Iucltl 24. IaCkie Ripka 25 Q6 ,- 21 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 -ltl -ll 42 -13 -14 45 -16 -17 P1 Beta Ph Mary Mtzlntosh Susan Dahl Eva Conroy Ann Stthottlekorh Peggy Dustin Iamit- larrf-t Lisa Morin Sherry Sisco Gwen Eiclswiok Bev Disahato Diana Evans Mary Thomas Rohyn Vaughan Iill .Nlexanrler Sue Reihansperluf Iucly Maxwell Michele Wohlsch Cathy Struzynski Rohyn Leslie loannu Shirk Ian Nortlenherg . 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Low Leiluowitz 8, Iohri Baickoiiitrzli 9. Ron llryze 10. Bob Marchetti 11. Wally Boro 12. Frank Pirrglwr 13. Iim Thompson 14. Bill Cillnerl 15. Larry Decker 16. Cary' Thompson 17. Paul Buck 18. Iohri Pitman 19. Gary Kliiwinski 20. Bill Pvterson 21. Pele Reimimn 22. Daw Dini 23. IQI'I'Xrlll,1lJl7S 24. Ii1ergonBrinnezr 25. Clif Wurrf-ri 26. Iohn Kovzirzik mm is NU is M M '9 22 Sigma Phi Epsilon 1. Schoonkie 2. Chunk Wolf 3. Andy DeSabitino 4. Tom Hot Shot Dubay n. Tom Knuk Lemanski 6. Bill Mishk 7. Fred Smolonski 8. Bradon Larson 9. Steve Guttman 10. Mike Locascio 11. Ieff far Gilmore 12. Chuck Peterson 13. joe Basak 14. lim Phoenix 15. Dan Maude 16. Bill Yeager 17. Andy Aha Legamarsino 18. Dick Leo Bardoulas 19. Dennis Box Hockey 20. Maske Man 21. M. Z. Corson 22. Roh C. Snowden 23. Looney Larry Zenahan 24. A Friend 25. Gene Hummel 26. LBS 27. Vic 28. Mic Hinkley Rissman 29. Bill Shay 30. Scott lnden 31. Mike York 32. I., Lomanski 33. Paul Tihlwts 34. SuperjoCk lack 35. 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L. k 'v,. . ug: Tau Epsilon Ph Artie Olin Markie Stuart Mark Breitman Beatrice Larry Goldstein Gerni lack Silly Sills Erroll Flynn Bliwas Marvin Kitch Arnie Rat Gale Iim Rye Bread Rosen Boo-Boo Bashkin Freddie'Einbinder Neil Hunter Ioel Fess Parker Dave Link Perlman Rick Ootsie Katz Nelson Speiss Matt Nardi Barry Freak Clark Steve Klitzky Gary Understein Larry Andrews Ierry Ra Kuhn Bruce Rabbi Rabinowltz Mort Rubin Bob Bergee Berger 23 75 76 27 zz 24 I9 20 7, re U N 9 I0 n U I , 8 I2 ll 5 4 6 FX 5 I 2 1 4 H+ Jx',.,5,' 203 iQ 3 nib' Uni, , A .vs 'fi ,:4r' Qw ,'f N, .4 'I '-xan- 5 I I X r 04 1 I ' :ri HI x 7: 'l bn.. r 'Vi K V ' .1 . , Q.. M: D -.?3',:A-xg - 5 F ' ii.. -Lf' tis? if qffki Q. P' 'V 03. ' ' 027.7 20 Tml Kappa Epsilon l. Kevin lannilavich Il. Rick Wargo 3. Smack Wagner 4. Arnie Barnel 5. GOIN? 6. Dew Man 7. Steve Cassens 8. Kirk Hammond 9. Don Egger! 10. Zero 11. Scotter Mrzlvlanimon 12. Greg Poropat 13. Ben Kopriva 14. Bill Fite 15. Mike Sklar 16. Boh lllhricht 17. Dot Motley 18. BillGlick 19. Rappo 20. Chamho 21. john Kennedy 22. Big Hopper 23. Leotus Bonotto 24. Flash 25. Lance Stuff 26. T. Tarquinio 27. Teen Angel 28. Schwanz 29. Stretch Reigel 30. E. P. Woelflin 31. Rodney Buss 32. Steinman 33. Rich Zelinka F1 412189 npmmmmm ,gwtyuwkn Wm W AERA 4- OPE .nf 3 I P 'q Af . , . .. J, 'H .,. sl' 'wks 'Q ..,,,go 5 -3 0 V H ww., my .,.L, ' :A-'gnu-3 g.1.f:g. -1-ff 1 -N wifi ,aa - 5 '. fam f..fw 'A Af- M -1.54 K, 34 1, r M g ?'n . , i 1, A..Li,f.4f- 4, ah 14- , W. - 3 .,u '. ...fr ' mr - p. W , f .. ff-L:L:.+..4,.b Mr w 2,Q., 'uhm .,, O ,- V 5 . I -Q u 'Q Q l fi 7 '.! 206 A - va-S vx' lc f w F 1 Q 7 75 77 7. 1 5 0 X 1 .Q N- r H E . so ' . ' av 3. io , J7 M 4 79 31 JJ 34 Jo 32 za l ini-.. A- 13 19 , ii '7 'J , is 15 1 a v io 1 2 WAGON WHEEL RU' ii . 'stu Lui We 4 Theta Chi 1. Bezirtl 2. Roscoe 3. Wierrl Russ 4. Flea 5. Rats 6. Carp 7. Iimmy D. 8. Wolfy 9. ISucltlenl 10. Scrotum 11. Wilcl Bill 12. Butterhall 13. lCarml 14. Nelly 15. Boehmer 16. Franco 17. lShehoyg4inl 18. Dunlap 19. Norton 20. Pup 21. Sheppy 22. Corn 23. Hank 24. Moose 25. Slim 26. Paco 27, Floater 28. Leo 29. Smitty 30. Bergo 31. Denny 32. Tap 33. IAsoriousl 34. Spaghetti 35. Mike 36. The Kid 37. Rabbit 38. Moon 39. Butch 40. Ed 207 Theta Xi Scott Campbell Paul Curran Chris Towne Kevin Smith Rich Cornwall Ioe Conklin Bill Kettell Terry Hehel Iohn Lazarus Chuck Nord Mike Mellion Mark Husted Tom Ollara Eric Walter Greg Stevenson David Stevenson Larry Merstorf Boh Kaufman Dan Lambert Ioe Kenney Speedy Wiesen Cary Cossett Tom Mulvihill Steve Hughes Ed Kuestor Bill Sandstrom Kevin Duffy Clint Gleason Cary Michaels lohn Heller Dave Neal lack Wiertel Daryl Buder Scott MCCaslin -7. I I G + ya 4, X Q QPQX5. a 'wir w U 33 JI W ,Q mmm W SW W V9 M J 5 WW I A WW HHH N fW 'j -, 'Y . ' ' J .N jar - lm X .4--Q 3-X 5- 5 S x S ,X . .,,,.....---- Nz., ,,,-,,,........ a , .,...--v- X ,,.,..,...f. ...... . , ,,,,.. rv W- g TH ,429-L bl 1 ,511- Zeta Beta Tau lfrff Ruskin Stevv Alelkin l3FllCf?l,l8llllCl1 Rick lincler Mikfv Knrzun Mark Chaser Pure Rolmlin Mark lmluerr l3IJlJKll Sl1f!l1lHilll11 Irwin Burg lJav1+Zz1illin Rnnrly Gnllay Dong Yerrman llnl1l,e:vilI lluleg llcrnning llnwurcl Rlllwnslevin Zach Hay lvff llunsl Anrly Ranrlall linll Knllmnn Neil Strmn f:ilI'1'k'VVf?ll1ll'Ellll3 lmfe Nlnnlgnmcfry ra I4 U no '7 'B '9 20 I A 2:4 2 1 s 4 7 6 a A 'O 1 H I2 2 J 1 I flflfl 210 Delta Sigma Theta 1. Carolyn Hull 2. Eloise Dillon 3. Gwen Ware -1. Gladys Carey 5. Sandra Powell 6. Vivian While 7. Cynthia Washington 8. Marcia Cage 9. Gwynetta Bullock 10. Gwendolyn Kirkland 11. Carla Haithcox 12. Beverly Turner 13. Sarah Palmer l-1. Rochelle Portee 15. janet Morris 16. Deborah Browne 17. Carolyn Loving 18. Gloria Crite 19. Marilyn Colherl 20. Saundra Moody .!,,, . 1 ? . r- I I9 70 17 'B U 13 14 '5 16 6 Q l 2 3 4 7 3 l0 H 5 --,Y mn 1 F 951 f 'ga 'll f vs 15 2 X. A 515 -34 A Y' -il , K 1 Y this .. vt' L, mil A x , L w '1 'R- .P L V? 'vu .-WNW' 'ing '75 214 Student Senate, a Iwuislaiixif .aunt il si-iwvs as llii' iw-iii'ws1'iil.ilixI' wil tli-- st i tltrnts. lliis it-ai' Swnati- inatlff HSS an iinlifiis-iiilwiit Iiniljt. anil ifstalilisli'--l Il1iIllI'ilIll4iN I ninn lui' SIIIIIVIIIN xxlnf li is tlivsigiitiil In stiitiivutliwii stinlwnt pimirrix Campus Affairs Advisory Board I'I'Yll?US iltltltltfilllt. itlltl Iltlll- airiatlfrinifj allliairs at thi- iwriiii-st nl Iliw arlininistratirni. 'I'hi' liriaiil is unin- pnsertl nl larinlty, atlininislratiiin. .intl felvrztml students, 'l'hir Supreme Court can rule: nn rzasfes pt-rtaining In inlrarf tions of iinivvi'f-:ity riilrrs. 'l'hsi r,rini't is Coinpnsi-tl nl' attnrnitys anil wni'kirrs in addition tri tht: appnintezrl iustim-s. ABOVE l,EI 'I'2 Senate, Front Hunt YI-al Riifgh- man. Ui-lihin Uumais, fitlfif' I,it'lwi'in.iii. Xlikii Schwartz. Neil Hunt:-r, Ras' Rf-hr. Xliki- Sklar Bank Row: Iiarh Mnsifflak. Iiarli Iii-ruinan. Hhllll Iririlan, Rick Waittuiis, Rnil Siinins-r, Riizliaiil .Mia drulis, Nancy Sizhnnll. III-IIKJIX' I,I-IIf'I': Senate, Front Huw: Diizk Bardfinlas. 'I'iin Hnuvn. tlarnlf- Hartman. Iuily Finiirzain-U tlarrril NILKI-nn. Diana Hauler, Annette Eckert. Al Lippi-rini. Buck Roux' Ieanntr fNIr1Shani-, Larry flnlif-ii.'I'nn1 Gold, Patrick Baikauskas. Irihn Iiarrini, Phil Pritzker. Leon Crntknwski, Ilarilynn tlaskf-5. BELOW RIGHT: Campus Affairs Advisory Board, Front Flow: Linda Chamiivss. Ilvlilin- Du- mais. Buck HOW: fX1ikirYfii'k. Dun . Xlli.initn.'I'rirn Coker. Trim Hull, Camillw Primm. XI, A. Wvs- slfir, E. I. Ritter. Dnmffnimi Yfiltiirnri. AISCJYI-I RIGHT: Supreme Court, I-'rnnt Row: Randi I,ix'- ingston, David Rosen, Dennis Holland. Huck Row: Bruce Specktnr, Hilton Thomas. ,wggg W4 N-K Dorm Council is the governing body of each individual dorm. The groups sponsor various dorm activities for its residents, and institute pertinent changes in dormitory living. 216 fry . ff 'L J ,r rw, ,, ,V b 1 , f I it ,4 ,, ,Si ai 4 ' 1 1, .55 E -2, 'Z ' I, ' ,rx ' 4 I ...A . I gs. -.A fl s 1 U- . A . v' Otfmg 'a 'li' uf ' rims . -.gqggf f , L 1 ,nl 4 'tm' win ,Q , ' , ,X - nriitlv l' M ragga ' it 1 tfifcf, S-SL ,s 'sw' -' t -Jw-+ vf v' ,fi 45 l.Q ' N , 4 . ', its , f ,VE aa- l' 1' 'Q Vg. ' ,if Nl i -'Ml 1 'Q' fl' , ,QF - 'Q?,,,,?f ! -h X131 ,Y ,, ' 4' 'X 1 lk' ' f ' L.' ,iv .- : I I lt' :Q in t A, f 1 , ,I' n ,- t 'vt ' . no 4 i ' z ..f...- I . if l i 4 5 ll 7.1 , iff, if , , 1' 1 a ,' .gli ' 4. J' I W J' 'V ,v., 1 T M' gf! , 217 'Q .91 L.-.ya5f 1'2' ,. rf... ,L 7 WE. '.-14, it Al' ABOVE LEFT: Williams Hall, Front Row: lackie Kozak, Gwenetta O'Connor, Rohyn C-ropper. Bock How: President lim Buckert, Helen Runs- dorf. Treasurer Iudy Tauber. Mary Ludwig. Nancy Somers. ABOVE CENTER: Geisert Hall, Front Row: Sharon Pollack, Secretary Rose- marie Lewin. Bock Row: lim Davis. Frank Pir- cher. Tony Lyons, Dave Colvin, President Howard Popyer. Treasurer Dave lirhaniak. Rick Saviano. ABOVE RIGHT: Heitz Hall, Front Row: Cwynetta Bullock, Second How: Kerry Murphy, Sharon Hull, Third Row: Presi- dent Carol Kearney, Gain McDonald, Treasurer Cathy Hackman, Bev Nash. Bock Row: lean Dover. Lynne Duncheon, Secretary Sherly Bull. Barb Morehead, Mary Ann Umitrasz. Sandy Strauss. BELOW LEFT: University Hall, Front Row: Secretary Phyllis Walker, Nadine Arm- strong, Sue Clahots, Terry Turlek, Second How: Chairman Moira Monaghan, Treasurer Valerie Banasik. Chairman Lynn Perez. Bock Row. Lisa Taussing. Karen Hansen. Laurie Zelenka. Denise Hraggs, Carol Richards, Renee lones. Ina Smilk, Pauline Nachhar. Gina Herman, BELOW CENTER: Lovelace Hall, Front How, Treasurer Lee Knighten, Vice-President Hugh Robinson. Bock Row: Paul Cafron, Secretary Steve Wittenhorn. President Iohn Fulan. BE- LOW RIGHT: Harper-Wyckoff Hall, Front Rout Tom Ochs. President Scott Gin, Treasurer Holi Positano, Secretary Don Chesnut, Ron Nlax- well,1ack Meyer. Bock How: Lanier Korsmeyer. Karry Lipke, Thomas Elzey. Mark Hoffman Student Center Board's purpose is to encourage, coordinate, and sponsor all-school student ac- tivities. This year the S.C.B. sponsor such events as movies, jams, concerts along with many other activities for the benefit of the student body. Associated Women Students is basically a service organization. AWS sponsors the Big Sister program and the underprivileged chil- drens Christmas shopping trip. The board also make recom- mendations to the Dean of Wo- men concerning women's rules and regulations. Rap Line is staffed by trained students who are there twenty-four hours a day to answer calls from people with problems. The students who answer calls go through a training period to prepare for different types of problems which might arise. .1 'E Na X fr- i LEM 'A PQ? i,iN tgp QU Y ,, -6 ofa' J , f 'cp I X41 IEQ E. , ..--.-4 9 HP 'xl S811 , fl . ff. ABOVE RIGHT: Associated Women Students, FmntPmi1': Br-x' Nash, Yiwu- Pr:-sidf-nt Dm- Clim- vefr. President Hiirli Ntefmil, Svc1i'ert.ii'y XI.ii'itin Stzliiitz, A-Xrlvisor Mrs. Kriipn. Huck How: Siisiw Kuiwl, llviiiiie- Uiiilirr, Ktitf- Unvis, Pniiline- N.ir:hhtii', Cindy Bvi'gslr.iml, Sunni Hunt HH- 1,1 JW I,liI 'I': Student Center Board, fxltiiomiiw-I Kivgfel, Miko iii'fIiiiH4L2t't', Sin- Ki-nt. Hntilmit- Applegeiti-, Shwilii K.inilwi', Holm Plisrrhke-, Mr. Wisf2.Ditirif1He-.il,'I'uin Hull. 'N L NL Lecture Arts Committee is in charge of obtaining popular groups and speakers for the pleasure ofthe Brad- ley students and the surrounding com- munity. This year, the group of stu- dents and faculty have brought per- sonalities to the campus such as: Chase, Alex Haley, Rod Serling, and Iulian Bond. Publications Board serves as an advisory committee to the Scout and the Anaga, assisting in the selection of editors, the planning of new budgets, and they approve the business staff. Radio Advisory Coun- cil consists of a group of faculty mem- bers and concerned students who govern the operation of WGBH, Brad- levs campus radio station. This COIN- mittee is responsible for the super- vision of the personnel, management, and the development of the WCBU Radio Station. 220 r' N -L y 'N Q- E 'CJ f 7 .dig mi i -'xv' ' I v 4 iw, Q , 1 dl' 3? .,x, , 5'-..- ,l-1-. 1 3 'IYYX D nr 1 Q 'D- 7 ABOVE l,EF'I': Lecture Arts Committee, Front How: Cathy Besko, Harb Brutini. Sotzreetairy Kay Mr:Curcly, Chairman Dick fXlcCarth5', Ioan Raclemaoher. Linda Chamness. Second Row: Diane lfritz, Willie Status. Gvorgo Arvanitos. Lafxlarr Billups, Tom Dubay, Shullfey Haas. Buck Flow: Cooffrox' Kamin, llal Corlcv, Ste-vo ,. . . , , 'l1t:k, Rich Afrvermann, DilX'lll Aachur, ,-Xl Lo- hetto, Marty Ahogg, ABOVE RIGHT: Radio Advisory Council, Front How: Vivian White, lim Tanker. Ian llclfzsvn. Hack How: Paul Arney. Don Nlarklt-y, l,e-sliv Tucker. Chairman Iool Hartman. Davicl Randolph. CENTER HUT- TOM: Publications Board, Front Row: Vivian White, Chris Barta, Karon Slaff, Roy Borg. Bock How: fxlr. Iamffs Shansrr, Dr. William Steiner, Mrs. Margaret Cartier, Xlr. llfrnry Baker. 221 W.C.B.U., 88.3, Bradley's own radio station once again brought music and programming to Bradley and the Peoria community. 'l'he FM. station, which is staffed and managed by stu- dents, experienced a major financial disaster this past year. After much re- organization and a relocation of the station at Iobst Hall, the voice of W.C.B.l T. was again heard. In an effort to create increased interest in foreign affairs the Model United Nations Steering Committee plans its semi- annual General assembly. The com- mittee is responsible for preparing an agenda, selecting officers. and obtain- ing guest speakers. -. f .- 'Whip 'Nm-4-.ha li, 2.58. el 7 34, I-qw 'Six X-2.11 g'K 5 Ax is . W. 5 l 222 Higher tuition drops enrollment pm is comin orial Fiel- 27, 8 p.n featurin, Robinson y Robins By Rick C h urnovic were cooperative and frank in A recent study by the Office of their evaluations, Registrar Ruth lnstitutional Research confirmed Jass said. Almost all of the A - ' 4 ' THE WORLD WOULD BE 50 History repeats Bradley. quite icit years in the ays surmounted , explaining that ms equally as se now facing confronted the 20's and 30's. 69, Yates, a full erican History ing at Bradley was asked by BQAUTRFUL IF IT WERENT F02 Newsmveizs ! 9? v Af lv i..?.l.?. p. class size and opportunity to participate in the classroomg Zj opportunity to make independent 1,272 students that entered 1967 or 35.5 per cent. And 15 students 114 5 per centj were st deci- rw und lf Conf :XllUVl'i l,l'1l 'l'2 Nvtxs lillllltl' Ruigvi ltntlilinrt, Smlswl- acadt Nvws litliltn' Rnxii- Nl.irslilnir n .Xssistnnl litlilrn timed wi the! Cary l':lH'llllj.l. Sports litlilur tlltnrlvs SIM-li-, the Class ' litlilur Slvlhi-ri 'l'.ir'ti-r, thipx lirlittn lwnriitf l quail Sxnlt-. .-XllUh'lf Rllillli llllSllll'SN Nl.in.ii: r Him 1- -jdI 'JN from Brown, .'XtlX'tfl'llSlllll fN1.iri.igt-r' ltnyrit- Srliuipp. g men 37 A Glenn llnltlwin, Rit:hiirrl l's.p4-. 'l'r'+-.isiiiwr Im- 256 studen voice liairtirit-, Rntzk 'l,.irrzihi-an lvlnxi- lla'-'links-N lilulil 111 ghl rcgul and l,l'.l' fi Plmtti lutlllnr lt-tl l'lm-isr,litiks-r. lnin lmlrl, llairhnrai Clmr'lt's, Sheryl llrell--r. Plintn l-,tlilnr Conf Marvin Schmidt. lllillltl' ltitzlrit 1t.,,.nri.trs. d6?67 B- SOCIEU lfrrmt How: llvhhit- fxlfrrltr, Rnlwrl lf:-lilrn.in 6 'W camp Icnnie Sytzle. Secontl lluw: Rnhin llnrrisnn, 5-greegqyye St Wunder llnllnn, Iris tllnrkfe. ll.irhni.i tjhnrlvs. Semi- I-1 l1r1hMnrii:h.Huck Huw: .Ntilirw-3 hllllvl, R11.lmi'il ' the a llnmmnntls, Ralph Russell. Rich f:lll1l'llllX'lt,. 'es aw-ard' emph pillllllf?l'Zfl1-.l,fXllkt?Kllflhillkil .S-M-EL 2 on ' 22 ar opportunity for cultural activities. Another interesting study by the Institutional Research Office shows an increasing number of students need more than eight semesters of attendance at Bradley to receive a bachelor degree. The study showed that of the 1,385 freshmen entering Bradley in 1966, only 546, or 39.4 per cent, graduated in 1970. It also B.F.A. 26. The study also showed that 4 per cent of the class had an overt grade point average between 4 and 5.4. Another interesting fact stat- in the study was the number curriculum changes processed f the class. A total of 435 studer changed curriculum at least one 141 students changed twice, Q changed three times and 7 ma M offered at Bradley, and financial sho've4--'Wet 'M 1 t' th aid offerings were not adequate. attei . ' fl IHS 99 le Also included in the wits t f of the POIIQY which questionnaire was an evaluation of schq e n a e P I ' D n S e d VOPPTS of the services and facilities. 'V Tar' Saldf Young The factors the respondents grad WHLIAMS Darilyn Caskey 41 IOUSVY numbers of were most satisfied with were: ll stut ' , BURGESS-I an a ni 50 iit their 5 by bein thowski 60 .he year's fthy 53 'WS you' hwartz 49 'erments, 1 er 46 thin g , - 5, .3 sed befor X A, , f A teaching S' ml 38 years, Yates Y , precedent t Eley D7 published AS 4 went through s 1, w iew senators v this in the self-evaluation, New stude hen Presidentj Urldergradu rsdale to writea have access - , 'str -'l' E Q0ctober, Yates errect as in there's such an photocopies o materials to be articles can the Rank, not J 5 Q ext Monday's x in 'I oin I 2 Dave Rosen :iate justice, D wo justices n the ruling. senting opini- :ase of Robert ey UIIIVVUFSIHI shown that 1 the Student he defense l t Security h nconsistently. ouble standart fparkingf' xl gi 'fv x af -...1 D NO ABOVE I,El 'I': Chimes, Front How: Vice-Presi- rlf-nl Bnrh Hl'l'Klf?i. Svcund How: Lisa Innes, Tn-nsiirwi' Prim Miller, Maria Lance, Indy Lar- son. iNilH1I1if?Kt?ilI14', Third How: Pre-sident Doe Cmwvr, loan Koch. Roxif- Mnrshhurn. Martha Mi-Iirinus, Lincizi Klhzimnoss, Barb Bergman, Hvir-n flxeichrwski, Iain Morzinx, Terry Nnddy. AHHYIC RIGHT: Who's Who: Tom Hull. Indy I,nrmn, Nfezil Riifzhmnn, Susiv K4-nl, Mike Srghwnrtn. HHIHW I.EF'I Mortar Board: Sheila Kurnlfer. Marilyn Ilriswulrl, Arclis Sheridan, Knryl NIr:fIi1i'4ly, Prvsicln-lil Uvidrai Ruhvrson, Linfln Simif-l.il'. Bi'1I.UW' RIGHT: Who's Who: Front Huw: Didnt- Ilmil. Kurs-n Slaiff, Susan IJ.ihl. fI.irule- Htirtiimri. SPCUDII Row: Annette Hzzlwrl, Harb lit-rgnmn, Kuryl Mrztlurcly, Roxie fXt.urshtmrri, lfinn Rticlf-iimrghir Cnrolyri MC- Kwm. Ile-hhw Diimnis Tliird Row: Hob Piisfliilxs-, :Xi flrviwllrv, Cole-n Rvsffr, Dilik Bill'- rlmilns, Iiriirzi- Spwfzktor, Kay Mrifliircly. Huck How: Ilnrrilml P+-ltr. Hriirzu lfinrth, Dick Mc- t1.irthy,Ke-n Xi.ir'ulii-lla,th-urgvArvunitis. 5 is Mi. C 22 6 I i I 'VHA f,.sX Nl 5. xx I -'SQ i .1 F' Q31 .59 wr? -xv-' Chimes is Qin Immun soczivly lui' jiiiiiiii woinien. .'AXI1B'illIliUI'KX'iii1 ai 3.511X'l'l'fIii VViNlSi1fJXX'Silfkliitfltiitillililiiiii is fiiiaili- fieeii to apply. This giwiiip is iwspoii- sihh: i1UI'tif?tItJI'iliilUlivUI'ii1l'ixitilli tiiiil Diiil's tltii' hziiiqiicrl. Mortar Board is .1 mitionail honor sorzifrly for sfriiioi' wri- rnvn. The giwiiip sfvlferzls wfiini-ii who show lfziichrrship iliiailitiivs aiiiil hiuh schohistirz aihiiily. Ther grriiip siiriiisfws vzii'ioi1si'frlzitfrrl ucztivilius for their iii- gainizaition. Uni: oi' iii'iifii1?f'S imtioniil honor smzifztius is Who's Who Among Students in Colleges and Universities. Mfzmhers inczhicle those: sliichsnls who have rnzichz iexlrzi-1ii'rlinfii'y rninlrihii- A, tions to the rztimpiis in many airmis. Memhers ure Chosen hi iiilfllliif' iiml student representatives. f 83' A Q! 1-D 'fv QL 4' -'v 15, ,lf QI - lm.-L if it 3 Y f D' 'Ilan ' 'L I I i..A fsf! f iv F- RIGHT: Alpha Lambda Delta, Front Row: Iackie Mazour, Secretary Nancey Scherer. Treasurer Ioanne Skiba, Vice President Aldie Iakus. President Elizabeth Iagoda, Lesley Hooks. Sec- ond Row: Nancy Siverman, Suzanne Taniguchi, Marilyn Carlson. Iody Poss, Debbie Stehman, Irene Gubitz. Bock Row: Mary Iordan, Susan Olsson, Andrea Frediani. Lillian Glass, Susan Edwards, loan Myers, Donna Schwindaman. BELOW: Phi Kappa Phi, Front How: W. W. Grimm, Robert Lightfoot, Doris Hoye, President Dean Howard, Treasurer B. B. Muvdi, Trea- surer Richard Ulrich, Frank Gryna. Second How: Kay McGurdy, DeeDee Detwiler, Karyl McGurdy, Deborah Wilder, Ernest Ising. Back Row: lim Dunlap, Ian Lamartine, Terry Scott. Marlene Krapausky. Linda Sindelar, E. Neville Pickering, Thomas Cummings. BELOW RIGHT: Phi Eta Sigma, Front Row: Greg McCoy, Dean Mades, Treasurer Ray Figlewicz. Second Bow: Chip Golletti, Vice President Greg Huss. Buck Row: Steve Andersen, Tom Robinson, President Bill Kasley. A national honor society Phi Kappa Phi recognizes scholastic achieve- ment in all schools and colleges at Bradley. Membership is open to se- niors, juniors and faculty members. Alpha Lambda Delta is a national honor society for freshman women who have attained a 7.0 or better. The group encourages freshman women to attain high scholastic achievement through various activities. Phi Eta Sigma is a freshman men's honorary for those with high scholarship. The group sponsors the president's recep- tion. ws M we ti ,f if 4, I N fu Ae- 8'7- 228 Q lv 'JFK ssc Tig' x . .. I' y,b,.2g4,'t' -1. F S F71 ,J H 'W ZX Xl I lYx Y Q? 229 T7 n,y'ff L 052 I .Viv 2 ,A, , 4 x . 5 In ' 1 'i V' ' Hit 1 5 x N if R 'giiixa gf . 5 Q. , Quit Q' Q 5 I 4'l 'x 1. .A Q '24-4 OV, -...,s ' s'V ,,8b'b,14-'fin . I j Q5 - mis iii .Kia J ., gm' 4' . SQ fl U Q Q rl!! . 1 ' 5 fr ,,.--,- L!! fl Xxx' wal ,-WT-i' Q 'i Pi Kappa Della is lliiirlli-xis iilliiiil mliflmli' .intl iil'.itii1'y liiiiiiii siii,ii-txi lliif giwiiip si-uils stiiili-iils Iii ipiiiiiliiili- iii x'4ii'ious ii,ilioii.il fgiiiiti-sts lliiwiiiuliiiiil llii- ipiiiiiitry. Carousel Playhouse Com- pany is ilvsigiiiril to liistiii sliiil-itil iiia turf-st in tlituiti-i'. l,l'l'lfll'lllilllf.l'S .iii- put on lix thi' pliixi-is xxliii ,ilsii ilii tlivu' own iiiiilu--tip. nrisliiiiiits. .iiiil spifiziail vllfeuts. Nl'-iiilwisliip ls rntivtl to iill stutle-nts on ipiiiiiiiiis. Phi Nlu Alpha Sinfonia is rpiiiitpmiiiiil xxilli l'4'lf ognizing tvxrzieplioiiiil iiiiisiu stiiili-iils. lt is il Ililllllllill pi'ol'i-ssioiiiil li'.iti-iiiilx lol' mon iiiteeiwstirtl in iirlxxinrriiig Ilii- lIlIllSl?lllilllllSlll.SlJllIlSlll'lIlILfilI1illlllllill rzoiiiztrrt sorties iinil iiigtinixiiilu si-i'x'ii,i- illIllX'lllf?S lor tliie sfzliool ol IHIISIIZ is iiiiif ol' the: ll.fI'lJllIJiS iwrspiiiisiliilitiiis. 'l'liii rzoiintorpiirt ol Phi Nlu .Xlphii is llii' prol'ossionail music: l'r.itivi'nity liii' women known as Sigma Alpha Iota. Any sturlont with ai musif: iiiiijiii' iii' minor isieligililfe. AlilJVl'I I,l'Ilf'lY Pi Kappa Delta, l'il'lHll Hou' liolilii Kri-tsrxlimerr, Kin fXli,lIiii'ilx, liiili, Voss. ljiiil Siiiiios. liurrlw lion' X iw lliw-siiliiiit lmiiil lNli:l,urrli, llainlq lliillllllllx. Pri-siili-tit liiliii lX.is- izhi-ix Pfirsriiiiie-I Uiiw-izloi' lim liiiigwii ,iXlltJX'l'I Rlllllli Sigma Alpha Iota, lfmiit lion lliilly Mill:-r, Si-r:rwt.ir3 fXl.ii'y Iuniiil. K.ii'i'n 'Iliuu-ul Sfffzonrl llnui' I..iurii- Xlll'lf4'l, l.iu lX'.in,ii,lt. Ili-tty w-1 V. , Lollery. lhiril Row llie-siili-nt Xlilllllf' Xl.iiliu, Tre-.isurvr Ruth llriiiiilo-r, Riisuliw- fiiosla Howl: Row: Pam Sllvvli. Yiiw Pri-siili-iii tllmiillii 11.111111- hell. lil-IIAJXX' lililfl' Carousel Playhouse Com- pany, Front How: Ionutliiin lil'f'l'lllllflll. Xlurl Ellfrn Biitlgt-r, lohii ,-Xst.i, Wtiiirly Stiiiii-, lion Clif-snut, I.ynil.i Willvr, Riilmin l i'ie-illriiiilwi' Swv ond How: Ili-nf' I,i-vin, l,.in.i lil.ik-ix. Xouuii- Sloan.lol1nl,l1lloril, lhiimiis Iiiingw. l.iuiiis l,uil- wig, Sui- Us-Hiinlo, Nlzirx lliilxiirt, lhirtl llriu' Rita Kowul, lint lflirii-ii, Uaixirl lliiiipi-ig lfriig l,ox'ull, Riu Ilivisswn, Liz lJii.il4, l,.itliy lli-iii' rich. B4-th Nlllxilllll. Huffl-5 lliiii' lim liiiilvip Srliittllfiiize-lvi',Rolit-rtI.i1r:iis,lose-pliSturiiiiilii, Bill Stxhiinxlw. Us-nnis Kiiiswlla, lil'iI,l JW llllilll' Phi Mu Alpha, Front lloui' S+-izri-tiiix ll'-ilii-it loss-ph. Vim- llwsiilviit Ririliiiiil liisping, lliiiv lilflliXllljllilf'lXlqill1l'XX'S,pIif'Sllli'llllKIsf'lllll,t1llll'. Rontilfl Ruliiu. Sffizriml How: lX'illi.iiii lZi'iii.iigi-, Riszhiirtl lfiirrrill, IJfiii.ilil Xliliiiili-A Rnnily Stunt-. Clilif Smith. Huck llow. tire-gory Siiiilli, lI'I'l'l I lliirllefx, Ron lxrtiiisiu Rlfllx Uoiiti-s. lJi1.ini-if l.inil- , . 1 Sill,lXf5Illll'lll5l2l1ll+'lll. RIGHT: Chorale: Director Dr. john Davis. Front How: joyce Muller, Laurie Noetzel, Kathy Nance, jody Bennett. Delihie Stehman, Linda Ghamness, Linda Salm. Lynn Perez, Mary Lud- wig. Mary junod, Elizabeth jagoda, Karen Tag- gart. Second Bow: jan Wanack, Mary Potts, jeanette Vennell, Willa Woodson, Courtney liamphell, Marilie fylartin, Claudia Campbell, Sandy Young, Pam Speer, Aldie jakus, Maria Lane. Xlarion Odom. Third Row: Lynn Puffer, Yirki Simer, Dehhie Wied. jim Keeney, Tom Malone, Dennis Munden. john Moriarity, Ro- man Wt-grxyii. Greg Smith, Richard Carroll, Patricia Klancer, joan Myers. Bock Bow: Don Valenti. Bill Harlan, Steve Focken, Larry Von Behrens. Ron Krause, Duane Lindsay, Charles Boesen, Richard Ulrich, jeff Milligan, Kim Mi- chael, jim Rimington, Bill Marlin, jerry Hadley, BHLCJXXT Band: Gary Anna, Bonnie Atwood, Daryl Bear. Timothy Beranek, Eugene Billick, Larry Birkamo, Richard Bisping, Dean Briggs, Kristin Brown, Thomas Bueschel, judy Calla- han. Richard Carroll, Donald Chaplin, Michael Chapman, john Cowie, jeffrey Crohn, Lynn D'.-Xltorio, David Dunn, joanne Dunn, Kerry Fields, Lynnette Forster, Marlene Francel, Alan Friedman, Lawrence Gihes, Mary Glennie, jo- seph Golile, Gregory Goyen, William Grinage, john Gupton, Mark Hanson, Alisa Hudson. john janelma, Richard Kandiko, Alan Kernc, Gary Kessler, Keith Killgo, Rohert Kingsland, janice Kirkel, janice Klimala, Geoffrey Knafelc, jan Kovsky. Randolph Kuhes, Tom Lane, Duane Lindsey. john Mahoney, Michael Mathews, Marlene Mestemacher, Holly Miller, Glenn Miyahira, Arthur Moshure, Martin Mroz, judy Muller. Kathleen Nance, Thomas Orchowski, Rohert Paige, .-Xrthur Palmer, Ross Penny, Brad- ley Price, Phil Pritzker, Gregory Reigel, Rohert Reilly, jeri Ripley, jean Rogers, judith Ross, Richard Roth, Roger Ruthhart, Louis Salvatore, Kenneth Schoepf, Stephen Seiler, William Shel- hy, Clifford Smith, Michael Stanis, Randall Stone. William Strauss, Scott Swinderman, Phyllis Thomas, Craig Thompson. Mark Tollef- son. Ellen Tonretz, Mary Tracy, llonry Tuher, Donald Yalente, Mary Walsh, Charles Washing- ton, Deliortllt Wlietl, Patil Wilf'WSlii, Max Wil- liams, Lee Wilson, Director of Bands: Dr. Har- old Potts-nger. Assistant Director, and Director ofthe jazz Band: Don Perrilles. Bradley University's Band is com- posed of students from all schools and colleges of the university. The hand is divided into several sections including jazz and concert hands. They play at university ceremonies, athletic events and formal concerts. A selected group of forty students, chosen hy audition, form the Bradley Chorale. Each mem- ber receives one-half credit per sem- ester. In addition to receiving acade- mic credit the memhers are eligible to participate in an annual tour. -if .,..--r ?- . -,is ..-J.-.W 4.41.-.....-.,.....,.,. ,...-. -,......., .-..,..,.-, .. a, . ., , , ,,,.,- . ,, A , . , , . 232 ,JV 9 '54 'h- f '55 nmw-' , v 3 S is E 3 2 li Q.. wwf sig, wx .,,.. . rx 5 X I X x fb My I 5 K ' A 5 x 234 fb ' . X. 'f s v - f 0 N '3 l czisilm lll'ill alllcl ililllflt? tfrllm is lillll SltlttfiIJOI'llUI'fTlllU.lillll1f?H1. l.llIIf?FtJ,l,tl-fikiltlillflf,tI1flX Rtlllt'l'lS, l,lIl'lll ll.l lirlx. Crt-gg Nl-all. flllptllill flilfftl CIIIRIUI, S E Q 4 . lynx 'l'hll spirit ol' lllwllllllx lf is l-xlrllllililillrl hy its cheerleaders. tlalllll' l l1llllS lJt'I e lllrlll llt tlwllllts hlflll III thll litll wht-ll - l 1 . tht' lt?illTl IS rzlllwrlllllx' tllltlfitfll. lltt' j2I'ttlllD is il Yllill IJ2lI'l lll lilwlllllrxt S Sllllll lt llllsklrtllllll ualllll-s. lilwlrlll-x s Illll' l , Kill als thu Merri-N-etles. 'l'hlvy llSllt?I' ltl strwrrzll hllmfe llllsklrtllalll glllllf-s ht'- I,El 'l': Cheerleaders, Klllfl-ling .'Xl'lllS Slll'l' lull Dlll'll'lS. Xllll-l'iv lXlr:l'Ill'm Left to Hlg RltIl1fJlStlI1.CllI'lS Slghlllflt. Ullllll11?l'1ltlFljl,l ltllill. ht: ftljltfl' ' ' ' ' ith llSlf' lllll'lf?, Rich l.fllll:ll. BI'1I.OWi Merri-N-ettes: , . . Lzllwilyrl lflhnsrlll, Xkllvflt' llllj.ll1ffS.Ittilf1I1 llllil-Q fxlltli? K.lrmllslll, Dm- Dew Dllvls, lfftlli-illI'f'I' lttitll ll Nlrllllix Stl Six lt Im Xltll lily Korzh, XX . :I ' I, .' w .' 'll -. . . '. Ritll Kowzll, lilllflkl Frifllllllalll, Ilyrlll lJt'Htill lN'l1ll'y'I'flSt'SilVl lv, 2 .Ml 2' - 'e NN lj.,f Ill Ill Nl: ml lf l Ut lllllt llllh- tlrx Sh lrllll Pull llili. len. Slit- Brlltzlr, Sl-fzrzr. 5 .' l . llx Xiu Pills- Cwernettll CJ'Cfmnlil', ,-Xllvsllli Slime 2 1-Y X 1 . w - icllent Chlrtllyll Ilrlml, Roallefr f1lflSl-l, flfllllxll Camphell, I.imlll Bezllrl. 11'N ' X, 901 4. l e .1 5-M 235 K5-'W Y l l . ,l 1 txijl 1 sig G ,C ....-.V-..---.,.-4... i 'Ur 'U' o Panhellenic Council is a governing body for sororities on campus. Com- posed of delegates and representa- tives from each house, the group spon- sors blood drives and other activities. Inter-Fraternity Council is a group composed of members from each fraternity. The group sponsors a news letter and various sports. Womens Athletic Association is an organiza- tion offering intramural and extra- mural activities for women. The group has sponsored such things as powder puff football, basketball, volleyball, and swimming. LEFT: Panhellenic Council, Front Row: Candy Gerber. Kris Coologeorgen, President Karyl McCurdy, Secretary Lauri Saxe. Treasurer Deidra Roberson, Advisor Mrs. Krupa. Bock Row: Lesley Hooks, Bonnie Raymond. Sherry McClenny. Amyre Coleman, Marsha Sherman, Nina Fain. Darilynn Caskey. BELOW LEFT: Inter-Fraternity Council, Front Row: Secre- tarv Steve Hennin son President Galen Reser . E - - Vice President Richard Andrulis, Patrick Bal- kauskas. Second Row: Erick Anderson, Phil Super, Rick Watters, Tony Lofaso, Paul Cur- ran, Dick Bardoulas, Mike Sklar, leff Small. BELOW RIGHT: Womens Athletic Association, Front Row: Lynn Castles, Becky Fairly. Sec- ond How: Mary Frank, Chairman Barb Taylor, Analee Mussman. Back Row: Mary Record, Moe Rupasheuski, janet Zoch, Diane lord. E as :gif ' 1 C '1v.' 'Q . y al wg4 .- - .- . -- g Q. .. . asf -' - 'S , - -ss. r - - , 1- - . , I Q n, 'L ' Qu. Vu .4 'TH ' ' ' 4- 5' i -a- '-' 1' FK' x J e fi' . .. 4. 31- , 'P - an fi u.-5' . A :H a . ' i . gf K , 4 .L 'HT' -,sf ' I-vt 1.2 K N 4- . . wt, i i Ama. -ggi' , f Rf: -7 g , I I I .n - an .pq ,V Y A -' Q 1 I ,Q vt' '!, 'NE'-, If stag.. I J M f I L.. va-+I. ,fi .f:'.. I f- 4 - C' ff-PM - , is 'ant' ' A . ,.. - Q , W , fi, ff... .X , Y vi - , 'V I Q N S ik 1. at .ata J? , , 'iQA, - ,tx , -Q , fe A 7 .. .. - XA 2-4' Y F SGINLQVT 'S 36' 'ii lr: 5 B3 Uv A we J' A Q Y 'V q 9 f -U lp? F 'vu I 'F lb 'll o . 0 5' K- Angel Flight, a national honorary service sorority, serves as an auxil- iary to the Arnold Air Society, the honorary for men in Air Force Re- serve Gfficer Training Corps. To be- come a member of Angel Flight girls must have a 5.5 gradepoint average and must be a second semester fresh- man. Membership in Arnold Air Society is open to sophomore, junior, and senior men having a 4.5 and who are in RCTC. Off Campus Men's Association is an organization for men living at home or in apartments in Peoria. The group sponsors social, cultural, and athletic events for all Bradley students. Activities include road rallies and hayrides. 238 1 . Ll ABOVE: Arnold Air Society, Front Row: Charles Rein, Forrest Keaton, lay Barr, Stephen Friedman, Commander William Larimore, Frank Iland, Thomas Turk, Michael Pribilski. Troy Pombert. Michael Salmi. Second Bow: Gary Nelson, Robert Marler, Charles Kalb, Paul Varga, William Stuart, Robert Mitchell, Mark Tigerman, Bob Wicke, Iohn Durbin. Third Bow: Stephen R. Postlewait, Donald Edwards, lohn Nyaradi, George Loerakker, james Madon, Major Lloyd Filkins. Bock Row: Calvin Coolidge, Roger Ouellette, Thomas I-Iudock. Gary Wallington. Gregory Nance, Phillip Mooves, Ioseph Ferry. ABOVE RIGHT: Angel Flight, Front Row: Donna Pollack, Iody Bennett, Ian Moranz, Debbie Stein, Com- mander Sheila Kamler. Ianet Sorrentino. Second Bow: Io Ellen Guido, Kathy Mott, Terry Bielicke, loan Koch, Carolyn Young, Gail Samos, Bock How: Captain Michael Larocca. Sue Pulte, Ioy Schroederus, Nancy Knowles, Karyl McCurdy, Diana Watgen, Alice Quibi- lan, Helen Czachorski. RIGHT: Off Campus Men's Association, Front Row: Political Chair- man, Dan Seitz, Secretary Isabelle Robbins. Bock Row: Athletics Chairman Mike Powell. Publicity Chairman Gary jackson, President Mark Seller. 'il' JV4 fn. TS l 1 if 1 Hmm It ftllfl B lv fl Fl fl BRN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22, Gary Kochanek Ed Darling Ierry Goins Ike Eichenlaub Sue Blender Larry Batten lim Westwater Dennis Klienau lohn Schoenheider Dave Long Tom Krupa Gary Collins Bill Sweasey Bill Shamiclc Vince LaVacCa Al Mitchell Bruce Myers Earl Iefts Ed Burns Rich Aevermann Bill Fisher Tom Kraft 3 . t -x ,.,. .5 A . N, .. i ' x :,,', . . W . 'SP aug, - f. -aug I' . , Gsbhfz, . .4 1 l , 1 X xx . 1- s , vgl A f U ,R ' 45, l YJ ' 1 5. Y 9- il X' ' '5uu..:w 240 f . I .J 5 .1 . sir' H, fi 3 i . 11 -'x u 'L f ' -21 'gp A on I 4 'I --P. .1 if . N K J i, W Q N 9 MXH NT 13,1 ,fy ni .lsl 'sf 'sz -f-' -Adil? Vets Club is a social organization Composed of members who have served in the armed forces. The club holds various parties ond drinking functions. They also sponsor Cor washes, couples howling on Wednes- day nights, sports, and other activi- ties. 241 41C 513 Alpha Phi Omega is a national sfrrviczfe lll'illfTI'llllX. l3i'aiclleey's ZertaAlphz1r:liap- teri' llSl14'I'S all rzrimzferts ami lcrrzliircs. APU Qilsu spunsurs xwiriuiis social fzvwiits iii zinlclilirmii lo srriwiczff. Gamma ' Sigma Phi is finer ul' Iwo wunieeifs sei'- virn- sm'fmi'ilius on l31'ziclle:y's Campus. , . lhf- girls iishui' at fzumzf-rls and holcl x'aii'1ul1s liimzliuiis lui' iimlf:i'pi'ix'ile:gezcl uliililrfrii. , I 1 ,avi il- sf 242 Laing ! 'ef f if' xy V 1 I -Af- 512 CO .,k 3-S ABOVE LEFT: Alpha Phi Omega, Front Row: lames Kearney, Gary Wilson. Trcrasurt-r lamis Vargochik. First Vim: Prvsidvnt Inhn Kiidf-rka, lim Weehrli. Pre-side-nt Irmhn Hrs-itsarnfetfer. Cnr- responfling Svtzrfrtary. Arthur Xlnshnrt-, Rtiman Wegrzyn. Ira Shulclmtin. Second Row: Crugnry Cwik. Bruce Plassmeycr. D1-nnis Kind, Gus Stamas. Hnh Plischker. Sherwin Rankin. lafnny Kemp. Tyler Hopkins. Fred Schlt-gt-l, Tum Frey, Buck Huw: lack Katz, Waynv tlrnhh. Rai- mnntl Parson, Denis Rs-wfrrts, Carry Yaffv. Mark Gtirnicx. Stow: Epste-in. Mark llnflman. lim Ladd. ABOYI-I RIGHT: Gamma Sigma Phi, Front Row: Kathy Flanagan, Iacl-:iv Nlamiik. Carolyn Snmfvrvillu, Linda Nlainit-ru. Ann Dooley, Mary Clfsnnis. Second Ron Rtihyn Long. Indy Larson. 'l'rerasur+rr Lynn llultrsandrn. Vice Prusiflent Sh:-ila Spuar. Sefrzrutary Sheila Fogarty. Prczsicleznt Cnnnife Short. Sally Sf-hw. Blanche Imaino. Third Rowf Linda Sindvlar. Sue Kuntz. Yatlinv Miller. Nlyrna lantlhnrg. Carol Feist, Betty Birrzhlerr, lriannf- l,ynr:h, Diana llauter. Linda Zink. Huck How: flanrly Htrrzler. Peggy Batkti. Indy Stylf-s. Dianna- Flnrig. 'Furry llierlirikfr. llarh Xlntt. Susie- Ke-nt. Sally Stuckrlalu. Linda Eastman. Rfvliyn llarri- son. International Students is to receive ancl hehi orient foreign studerns to Bradley s canipus. Tlie grouii holds parues and acnvuiesthroughoutthe year. Circle K is a service organization thM hehm notonb'thecmnunm hut the conuniuuty.Bradleys chapterluw sponsonxl newspaper and can re- cycling drives. Bradley Student Ser- vices serves the studerus through the operauon ofitstxrop hookfnore 'The organizanon adso sponsors con- certs for the students. ABOVE RIGHT: Bradley Student Services Directors, Terry Patten, Mike Schwartz, Hilary Cooley, Fiarry Peltz. BELOW: International Students' Organization, Front Flow: Patricia llerschnian, Sermsook Sukietkul, Terry Bie- licke. Fran DiSaluo. Treasurer Roger E. Bocox, President Dick Fung, Vice-president Louise Irwin. Secretary Bernadette Potempa, Dottie D'Angelo, Carol Richards. Char Dragon. Second Row: Doug Schvveickert. Nat Rajan, LaBravia jones. Ioy Schroederus, Oskar Hofer, Bahram Massoudi, Ieri Ripley, Ianet Blair, Kathy Mai- man, 'I'rudi Dick, Salah Al-Tarkait, Karen llein- sohn, Buck Row: Ly nne Oilhert, Walter Miller, Marcia Cronsdahl, Linda Paul, Frank Madigan, Rod Sumner, Dan Rouse, lose M. Pahlo, Patricia Moore, Phil Burroughs, Hani Iarjura, Mary Beth Tracy. BELOW RIGHT: Circle K, Front Row: Dehhio DeLong. President lim Kayser, Trea- surer Tom Olson. Second Flow: Lee Matthews, Larry Cohen, Steve Green, Secretary Dick DePalma, Bruce Goodman. 3 glfitw . 'fi' J 1 T . 1 ' ' ww L Q . 4. 14 I , i . - 4 sw- ' WE, A rf 1 1 'Qw .. L 4 5 by 3 K' iv.. -gi he N k 1 I P... E A U x .x5' ,ZHJQ I f A i' A f l 'ii'-.4 irc.. . wr' ,I 421' rg. W' .4 2 .9 1 ,' .1 CWB 'kriw A x if V 'Ir 'Q Q '16-lf' J, If t 1 ' fy! 1....7 f FW 's ' 44 - . ' ' if Y 'Pl I' 24 J :Fixx N 1.4, i,rf00.w. 5 as 1 6 I ' -9 9 V3 -'ei 1' 'Ur Bradley Christian Fellowship is a group of students concerned with the purpose of helping the Christian stu- dents in his faith. This is accom- plished through various meetings and other activities. Newman Club serves as a place for friendship and learning for Catholic students. The group provides a place to live, study and enjoy fellowship. B'nai B'rith Hillel offers activities designed to promote and stimulate the lewish stu- dent. The club provides Friday evening Forums, suppers, and sen- sitivitysessions. 246 .--ff' ABOVE: Bradley Christian Fellowship, Front Bow: Kris Brown, Secretary Becky Fairly, Pres- ident Douglas Morey, Vice President Debbie Wilder, Treasurer Greg McCoy. Second Row: Brenda Fleming, lody lftner, Betsy Beckwith, lane Rheinwald, Kathy Golob. Bock Row: Ruth Steinvvedel, Grant Oppenhuis, Ken Spaulding, Steve Allen, Analee Mussman, Mike Pawlik. ABOVE RIGHT: Newman Club, Front Bow: Barb Miller, Phil Gamache, Sue Kaldahl. Second Row: Ray Figlewicz, Ellen Kreisler, lohn Fineran, Paul Morris, Michael Grzywa, Richard Kennedy, Sharan Tash. Buck Bow: Bob Zyskowski, Don Carpenter, Al Iaskunas, Bill Voyt, President Tom Lehak, lim Moroz, Greg Coughenour, Vice President Stan Radose- vich. Secretary lim Galick. RIGHT: Hillel, Front Flow: Diane Cooper, President Paul Shapiro, Helene Fogel, Phyllis Raphael, Gary Rushakoff. Second Flow: Second Vice Presi- dent Roz Gentle, Fran Brandwern, First Vice President Marci Greenberg, Treasurer Howard Levin. Buck How: Recording Secretary Marla lacobs. Errol Bliwas, Corresponding Secretary Peter Hesky. Steve Sherman. Andy Drogin, Harvey Newman, Advisor Dr. Alfred Katz. ,- 2 4 L '.. f nv X Qu fi L3 I 1 4- 5' If ip. lr, A E , , Q -Lu.: -65 wg' V9 RJ X5 Y--I' Ba Coover A .-Xlwgg, Pres Martin 100 .Xln-gg, Martin 114, 190, 221 Fxtlams, Gregory 91 .-Xilanis, tlri-gory 166, 223 nttlarnski, Phillip 91, 197 Atldlt-r, Steven 11-1 At-xi-rmann, R 114, 221, 240 .-Xllvanito, Don 104, 215 fhl-vll.lflKtill,Siljdl'1 244 Alberts:-n,Wayne114 ,'kll1Ft'tTl1l,Rltil'1tll'll 114 Albright, Barbara 114 Jklliflglll, Mary 114 All-tkin, Steven 2111 Ali-xamli-r, jill 184 Alla-n, Daniel T7 Allen, Donna 114 :Xlli-n,S.immy 81 Alle-ri, Stephen 2-16 All:-3 , Edward 88 Alpha Epsilon Phi 158 Alpha Epsilon Pi 1611 Alpha Kappa Alpha 162 Alpha Kappa Psi 164 Alpha Lambda Delta 229 Alpha Phi Alpha 166 Alpha Phi Omega 2-12 Althoff, Betsy 174 Altl1off,Timti1hy 81 Altman,jeffrt-y88,114 Ambrose, Paula 114 ANAGA 254 Anderson, Dale 255. 256 Anderson, Erick 237 Anderson, Kart-n 194 Anderson, Steven 228 Anrlrews,jamr-s186 Andrews, Lauri-nce 202 Andrulis, Richard 215, 237 Angel Flight 238 Anheuser, Patricia 114, 174 Anna. Cary 232 Appe, David 114 Applegate, Bobbie 219 Applegate,R1t:h 114 Armhruster,R 183 Armstrong, john 72,75 Arnold Air Society 238 Arnold,lvan114 Nrvanitis, George 11-1, 221, 226 Associated Women Students 218 Asta, john 231 Atwood, Bonnie 232 .'.Xl1Nlll'1,ji'SSPll-1 B Hdl1ltIlC,Gkll'y 114,197 B2if,h,Roliert72,171 Bafghner, jerry 164 l Bacilek, john 183 Batikovitrh, john 199 Badger, Mary 231 Baflgo,Mit1havl178 Baikauskas, Pat 197, 215, 2117 Bailey, john 186 Bak er, Henry 221 Bakutis, Maggie 184, 255 Baker, Patrick 114 Baldwin, Clt-nn 164, 225 Ball, Dan 183 Ba nasik, Valerie 217 Band 232 Banko, David 71 BardezBanian, Coach Pt-to 9 Bartloulas, Ditk 104, 2011 .,.i- ...f lla lla Ba Ba rg, Irwin 210 rnel, Arnold 205 rnum.Stevs-n 114 Barone, joseph 114, 164, 1 roni, john 197, L15 Barr, jay 238 Ba rr,Mark114 Barta, Cris 221 Ba Ba rth, Ronald 114 sak, joseph 200 Baseball 70-71 Ba shkin, Michael 202 Basketball 78-88 sso, Coach Louis 77 Batka, Margaret 243 Batten, Larry 240 Bausman. Marvin 78 Bay , Zachary 210 Bean, Linda 235 Bear, Daryl 232 Beck,George1ll2 Becker, Bruce 91 Becker, Cynthia 194 Beckett. Steven 114 Bockway , janv 194 Beckwith, Elizabeth 246 Be emer, Steven 115 Behlke, john 183 Behr. Kenneth 197 Behrendt, Cary 223 Belanger, Renee 194 Belhack, Carol 172 Bellmer, john 115 Bengston, john 115 Benman,William113 Ile nnett, jody 232, 238 Ben1,Dvanl,eo104 Be-ranek,Timo1hy 232 Berg, Roy 186, 221 BPFj.ldl'11tlSCU,Rtll7l 115 Berger, Robert 202 Berger, Steven 95,115 Bergman, Barb 172, 215. Bergstrand.C 115,219 Be rkebilir, David 115 J 1 , 1 it .. 1 1 1 I DEX Berkeliile, Marilyn 174 Berman. Gina 217 Bernstein, julie 192 Bersin, Stanley 115 Beske, Kathleen 221 Biblis, Diane 184, 255, 256 Bicknell, Thomas 1114 Biegler, janet 115 Bielicke, David 164, 225 Bielicke, Theresa 243,244 Bielik, Kevin 164 Bierman, Maryann 115 Bierman, Sharon 174 Bilder. Barry 171 Bilinsky, Ronald 115 Billick, Eugene 232 Billups,Lamarr 181,221 Bilotti,Deanne115 Birchler, Betty 115, 243 Birkemo, Lawrence 232 Bisping, Richard 231,232 Blackburn, Nancy 115 Blackman. Linda 217 Blair, janet 244 Blakey, Lana 231 Blank, Stephen 115 Blazek, Cary 71,197 Blt-nder,Susan 240 Bliwas, Errol 202,244 Bloch. Stephen 115 Block, joyce 116 Bloomfield,D,116 Blumer. Bruce 71 Blumberg, jay 116 Blumenthal, C. 159 Bocian, Patricia 116 Bocox, Roger 244 Boesen, Charles 116, 232 Boller, Mark 186 Bolton, Wanda 116, 225 Bond, David 116 Bonde, Sara 184 Borg, james 116 Born, Waldo 199 Boruch, john 183 Borys, Stanley 116 Boswell. David 116 Bowling 94 Bowman, Edward 171 Bradley Christian Fellowship 2-17 Bradley. Michael 190 Bradley, Stephen 183 Bradley Student Services 244 Bragg, Mcfarland 166 Braggs, Denise 217 Brandwein, Fran 246 Bredei, Barbara 221, 226 Bredemeyer, john 199 Breitman, Mark 202 Breitsameter 243 Brennan, Chris 164 Brewer. Mark 75 t . . Brickner, Robert 116 Bridges, Vasco 72, 166 Brinner, juergen 116,199 Brock, Marilyn 116 Brodsky,Lisa 159 Brokaw, Kim 72,88 Brooks, Scott 81, 116 Brothers, james 116 Brown, Bruce 164 Brown,Brucej. 116,164,225 Brown, Caryl 162 Brown, Kristine 232,246 Brown, Mary 116 Browne, Deborah 116. 211 Bruce, Susan 235 Brucer. Norm 117 Brune, Lester 104 Bryze, Ronald 199 Brunsman, Pat 197 Buchanan, Richard 190 Bucholtz, Alan 117 Buck, Patil 199 Buckert, james 217 Buchner. Richard 71 Butler, Daryl 208 Bueschel, Thomas 232 Buescher, Coach Chuck 81 Bulfer, William 117 Bull. Sharon 217 Bullock, Gwynetta 211. 217 Burch, Candace 162 Carlstedt, Robert 197 Carpenter, Donald 246 Carpenter,M,117 Carroll, john 77 Carroll, Richard 231,232 Carroll, Robert 197 Carta.judi1h117 Carter, Margaret 221 Cary. Carl 117 Casey. Stephen 117 Caskey,Darilynn172,215,237 Cassens, Stephen 205 Cassidy, Tom 71 Castles, Lynn 237 Catlin. john 117 Ceaser, Craig 117 Ceaser, Orlando 181 Ceranec,Martin197 Ceraulo, Phillip 255, 256 Chadesh, Stephen 178 Chambers. Donald 186 Chamness, Linda 172, 215, 221 226, 232 Chaplin. Donald 232 Chapman, Michael 232 Charles, Barbara 223, 225 Charnisky, john 117 Chase, Deborah 194 Chase, Fred 117 Chase, Mark 210 Chase,Rory117 Burka. Burns, Burns. Steven 117 Edward 240 Linda 117 Burroughs, Philip 244 Burroughs, Rich 223 Bush, Thadd 117 Bushong, Ted 77 Buss, Rodney 205 Busse.Gary117,178 BuIkus,Cary117 Butler, Holly 184 Cheerleaders 234 Chernak, Thomas 178 Cherry, Lisa 117 Chesnut. Donald 217. 231 Childress, Rose 162 Chi Omega 168 Chimes 227 Chorale 233 Churchill, joanne 184 Churnovic, R. 95.117, 225 Cianfrogna, Larry 186 Butler, Peggy 223 Byker, Thomas 117 C Calgi, Dominic 186 Callahan. judy 232 Callaghan, Bernard 117 Calvert, Mary 231 Camasto, Helen 169 Campbell, Claudia 117, 231, 232 Campbell, Courtney 232, 235 Campbell, Lyle 117 Campbell, Scott 208 Campus Activities Advisory Board 215 Cannon, Allen 104 Capizzi, Wayne 171 Carey, Gladys 211 Carlson, Marilyn 228 i 1 1 1 Circle K 245 Clarey. William 104 Clabots, Susan 217 Clark, Barry 202 Clarke. lris 225 Clarson. Marta 117, 174 Clausen, Douglas 117 Clausen. Neal 104 Clayton. Debby 117,223 Clifford, john 231 Coates, Rich 231 Cohb.Wayne 43 C0lJell0, Albert 221, 226 Coffey.Marie 231 Cohen, Debra 192 Cohen.Harris117 Cohen, Larry 215,244 Cohn. Helene 159 Coker,Coach Tom 215 Colbert, M. 117, 211 Cole, R aymond 178 Coleman, Amyre 174, 237 Colletti,A,197,228 Collins,Gary 240 Collins.jack178 CoIlins,Sandra11B Colvin, David 217 Compton, john 72 Conklin, joseph 208 Connour. Randall 78 Conroy. Eva 184 Conway. Martin 72 Cook, Bobby 72 Cook, Franci 192 Cooley. P1ilary244 Coolidge, Calvin 238 Coologeorgen, K. 237 Cooper. Diane 246 Cooper, Earnest 166 Cooper. james 231 .Dorothy 219, 226 248 l Copeland,Tricia 118 Coram, Carol 72, 118, 162, 235 Corley. Augustus 221 Cornwall, Richard 208 Corona, Sandra 169 Corra, William 118 Corrigan,Thomas 118 Corson, Michael 200 Coughner, Greg 246 Coulter, Roger 78 Cowie, john 232 Cox, Catherine 169 Cox, Helen 118 Crady, Randall 118, 72 Craft. David 77 Crawford. Lynne 118 Crego,janice118 Crite, Gloria 118, 211 Crock, john 178 Crohn. jeffrey 232 Cromwell,Lyn 118,172 Cross Country 74 Cummings, Thomas 228 Cunningham. lean 18-1 Ciirless. Michael 118 Curran. Paul 91, 208, 237 Curry.Craig91. 181 Cwik.Cregory 243 Cyriaqur-. I 118.162 Czachorski, Ili-len 226, 238 Czy znik. Donald 95 D D'Amico.lohn118 D'Andrea.Pam118 DZ-Kngelo. Dottie 2-1-1 Da Vault. Ricky 72 Dahl. Susan 118. 18-1. 226. 255. 256 Dalhen. Debra 169. 235 Dahlen. Karl 118 Dablgren.Alan118 Daltorio, Lynn 232 Daniel. Audrey 118.162 Danielson. David 171 Darling. Edgar 118. 2-10 Davies. lames 118 Davis. Diane 159. 235 Davis. Dr lohn 232 Davis.lames118. 183.217 Davis. Kathryn 219 Davis. Richard 118 Davis. Robert 118 Degomar, Robert 77 Dean. Lester 118 Decker. Larry 199 Degraf. Candice 169 Dehoff. Robert 186 Delaney. Dennis 118 Dellavalle. R. 118 Delong. Deborah 244 Delta Sigma Theta 211 Delta Upsilon 170 Delta Zeta 172 Demanes, Lynette 235 Densberger. Dan 256 Depalma, Richard 244 Desanto, Susan 231 Desimone. loseph 118 Detwiler. Dawn 118. 169, 2 Deutsch, Fred 118 Devine. Daniel 119 DeWindt. Dana 68 Di Sabatino. E. 200 Diab. Ramel 75 Dick. Trudi 244 Dierken. Thomas 171 Diesselhorst. Dave 71 Dietz, Steven 183 Digate. Thomas 186 Diglio. Deborah 219 Dillon. Eloise 119. 211 Dini, David 199 Dinner. Robert 119 Disabato. Beverly 184 Disalvo. Frances 244 Diver. Larry 72 Dmitrasz. Mary 217 Dodd, David 119.77 Dodd. Shirley 119 Dodds. Robert 171 Dohner. Mark 78 ' Dolesandro, Lynn 2-13 Donnell. Ian169 Dooley, Ann 2-13 Dorm Councils 216 Doubet. Scott 198 Dover, lean 217. 223 Dragoon, Charles 244 Driggins. Claudia 119, 162 Drockelman. David 119 Drogin, Andrew 246 Drummond. Tom 76.171 Duba, Phyllis 119 Dubay. Thomas 100. 221 Dubets, Ieffrey 235 Duffield. Dennis 119 Duffy. Kevin 208 Z8 Dumais. Deborah 119. 215. 226 Duncheon. Lynne 217 Dunlap. Iames 119. 197.228 Dunlop. Terrence 119 Dunn, Carleton 197 Dunn. David 232 Dunn. Ioanne 232 Dunn. Robert 119 Dunst. Ieffrey 210 Durbin. lohn 119. 238 Durr, Bert 78 Dustin. Peggy 184 Dwyer. Anne 172 Dzurak. David 223 E Eastlund. Karen 119 Eastman. Linda 243 Ebeling.Gary 119.225 Eckert. Annette 184. 215. 223. 226 Eckhaus. Stevan 119 Edelman. Holly 139 Edwards. Carla 162 Edwards. Donald 238 Edwards. Sue 194, 228 Eggert. D, 205 Ehrlu:h.Nval119 Eic.ht-nlaub, William 2-10 Eidswick. Gwen 18-1 Einbindi-r. l-'rod 202 Elde-r.Timothy 120 Elias. Robert 120 Elie-s,l1oxv.iril 183 Elliott, My ron 120 Elwood. Elizalu-th 1119 Elzey . Thomas 217 Ender. Richard 210 Engel, William 120 Engl-n. Timothy 10-1. 215. 2. Epstein. Mark 77 Epstein, Steve-n 2-13 Erir:kson.lami-5120 Estzhman. Michael 120 Evans, Diana 184 Evans. Michael 166 Evins, Robin 120 Ewing. Michele 19-1 F Fahrenkamp. David 186 Fain. Nin.i162.237 Fairly. Rebecca 237, 2-16 Faivre,lohn120 Farina, Denise 17-1 Fasano, Anthony 171 Faust. William 190 Fazin. Richard 171 Feist. Carol 243 Feldman. Robert 120. 225 Felinton. Lee 120 .101 Ferguson. George 102. 104 Ferguson. lames 120 Ferino. Kenneth 120 Ferry, joseph 238 Field. Iohn 120 Fields, Kerry 232 Figlewicz. Ray 228. 246 Filkins. Major Lloyd 238 Fillipp. Thomas 178 Finch. Bruce 120. 183. 226 Finck. Nancy 256 Fineran, lohn 246 Finucane. ludith 215 Fisher. Ierald 181 Fisher. Bill 240 Fitch. William 120 Fite, William 205 Flanagan. Kathy 120. 243 Fleischaker, Ted 120. 225 Fleming, Brenda 246 Fleming. Steven 178 Florig, Dianne 235. 243 Florsheim. Rick 78 Focken. Stephen 232 Fogarty. Sheila 243 Fogel. Helene 120. 246 Fonda, David 120 Ford. Christine 120 Forster. Lynnette 232 Foss, Randey 192 Foster, Robert 120 Frackman. Barbara 159 Francel, Marlene 232 Frank. Mary 121. 237 Frank, Robert 121 Franklin.Toni 169 Franko. Walter 121 Frantzve. Kendra 121 Frazer, Gerald 121 Freddolino.M.121 Frediani. Andrea 228 Fredman. Karen 121. 174 Freedman. Wendy 192 Freeze. Steven 121 Frey. Robert 121 Frey. Thomas 243 Friedlander. R 231 Friedman. Alan 232 Friedman. Gloria 159, 235 Friedman. Stephen 121, 238 Friestedt, B. 121 Fritsch. Susanne 174 Fritz. Diana 221 Frizzell.L...183.Z23 Frye, Cathy 172 Fulan. lohn 217 Fung. Shing Ming 199 Fung. Dick 244 Furman. ludi95,121 G Gaertner.R.121 Gafron. Paul 211 Gage. Marcia 211 Gale, Arnold 121 Gale. lohn 202 Galick. lames 246 Gamache. Philip 72. 75. 121. 246 Gamma Phi Beta 174 Gamma Sigma Phi 243 Gardner. I. 95 Garrels, Lawrence 121 Carton. Linda 121 Gaston. William 95 Gates, Linda 121 Gau, ludy 174 4 .87 x..,r, 1 1 1 1 1 Harmon, Daniel 123 Q!!! , . ' - af. W Q , rn., ,, ,., , .. 5 . , L in-tg-, ul' 1 5' ,. ire.- 2 ' -K -.vu -sig l A Y i 1 - .. , - .. ... ,, l 332755835524 U Riff , . -' , E W 'G ' 4 Q I 1 4 'fl Q CN ix Y A1 ,P 4. , 4 K. 'L ' E+ QV rl I 4045351 ...y , ,,' '4l 5EfE5E5P' 42,4 4, 3, 1 t 425 'I 1 7 ' 5 -'Z A' ,V , W 'ur A , f' lf? s., ,il if nv- ,ti 4a1.s... . 'I 'B . 'ia -, 4 ' Y if T, tif ra A .1 H?ia,,'4 if ault, Linda 121 aumer, Daniel 121 1-iger,lanir,s-169 t'1hZ,Kl lSlII'1!' 121 t-ller,Iane1'12 I-Ilvrman,Ci-ri 192 1-ntile, Frank 88 1-ntle, Rusalinu2-16 ' 237 vrlier,t,anditie169,.. I-rry, Darren 91 1-rstein, Alan 121 1-yer, Dale 197 iammanco, Linda 121 ilws, Lawn-ni.e 232 ihring, Donald 121 illiert, Lynne 244 illiert, Marsha 122 illwrt. William 1911 ill:-s, David 122 illvspie, Mark 223 lll'r1orrf,Irrfft't'y 2011 inn,Scot1217 ins,Mir.haf-I122 inshurg. Edt-1-n 174 IIINIA, Rrisalm- 231, 235 irardi, Angela 122 laser, Steve 235, 236 lass,Ilana1i9 lass, Lillian 228 ,lt-.ison,t,lint 208 Ili-nnie, Mary 232, 243 ilu k, Daryl 1112 3lir.k, David 93 l1t,lK,k'kl1llldI11:U5 1 1logorijeyir,, Stephanie Plover, Ilarliara 122 Iolile, loss-ph 231, 2,12 Ioffstein, Lynn 122, 159 1oins,lf-rry2-10 2old.'I'hornas213, 223.2 Loldlrerg, Ilr Kalman 1 IoldIarli,Ann169 Ioldin,Ks-nnv-lh1lI7 loldman,Dian1-139 lolflman Steyr-rt 122 Zoldstf-in, Alan 122 lolrlstein Arthur 122 Iriltlstein, I. 122.202 76 II 7 11 lyme-W, 0 'li 'wi v , . f , . 'li'ff I i yi, - ig s f H . if I A F 2, .1 - 1 ir, TX -x. ai-- . wg' , -I? .gy?3Q75f3gi3?,uue ,:'f'Z1?f ' ' ,ala 122, 2221 1 wi, 52 Qi Goldstein, Toliye 192 Golf 80 Gollay, Randy 210 Cullay, Sherrie 169 Col0l'J,Ka1l1lPvn 246 Gomes, Darrel 78 Goodman. Bruce 244 Goodman, Sandra 122 11ItI'd,lUtIlll'I 184 Corenslvin, Renee 192 Cossett, Cary 208 Cottlieh, Paula 192 Coyen, Gregory 72, 232 Grady, Timothy 122 Crane, Mike 122 Crant, Larry 181 Craves,leffrey197 Crayeh, Charles 122 Creci, Linda 122 Green. David 122 Green, Freddie 166 Cru-en, Stephen 244 Crt-en, William 181 Gr:-enht-rg, Marcia 122, 246 Cr:-enherg, Pamela 192 f1I'1'f?l'1lJf'I'12,S. 123 Crt-ener, David 123 Cree-nhiit,Del1hie 194 Grwenman. lonatha 231 Cremonprez, Dan 123 Crierson, R 123 CriIfin,William 171 CrifIith,Iohn164 Crigshy, Cynthia 169 Crimm,Willwr 104,228 flrinage, William 231, 232 Crisham,Kenneth 183 Griswold, Marilyn 123, 226 Crod1esk,K 123 Gronsdahl, Marcia 244 tlropper, Roby n 217 Crotkowski, L1-on 215 C1'llllll,K1Ef1l'1dI84 Crunder, Ruth 231 Crunkemt-yer, Dr Virgil 10 Crygiel, Crvegory 123 Cryna, Frank 228 Crzywa, Michael 246 Cuhitz, Irene 228 Cuidi, Bradford 123 Guido, lo Ellen 238 Cullickson, William 123 Cunyan.Thomas164 Cupton, Iohn 232 Curian, Cary 123 Curnicz, Mark 243 Cuttman,St1-yen 200 H Haas, Shelley 123, 172, 221 Hackwith, Frances 123 11adank.lohn 197 Hadley, Ierry 231, 232 Haithcox, Carla 211, 235 Hajas, Kathy 123 Hall, Cl:-ve 181 Hall, Ianice 159 Hamamoto,Terrence171 Hamel, Frank 123 Hammond, Charles71 Hammond, Kirk 205 Hammonds, Richard 225 Hamton, Willie 72 Hand, Frank 238 Hansen, Arv 95 Hansen,Clenn 72 Hansen, Karen 217 Hanson, Mark 232 Ilardenhrook, D 123 Harder, lohn 123 Hardine, Susan 169 Hardy, David 178 Harlan, William 123, 232 Harmon,William 123 Harrell, loan 194 Harrell, Mike 81 Harrington, john 123 Harris, Coach Ron 78, 81 Harris, Cynthia 123, 162 Harrison, Craig 197 Harrison, Dale 123 Harrison, Robyn 225, 243 Hartman, Carole 123, 215, 226. 255,256 250 5 ,Q,, Si Hartman. Ioel 221 Hartmann, Michael 123 Harvey, I.arry 178 Hathaway, Dick 186 Haussler, A. G. 102 Hauler. Diana 143, 172, 215 Hawkins, Robert 123 Hayes, Mark 123 Heal, Diane 123, 174, 219, 226 Heath,EIIiott171 Hehel, Terry 208 Heckinger, Mike 123, 219 Heinshon, Karen 244 Heller, Iohn 208 Heller, Richard 123 Herrler. Sheryl 225 Henning. Dale 210 Henningson, S. 237 Hermann, Dennis 123 Hermann, Klaus 124 Herridge,lackie124 Herrington, Rick 124 Herzler, Candice 243 Herzog, Patil 225, 256 Hs-sky, Peter 246 Hihhard.Iames124 Hiett, Lynn 124 HiIhurg,Rohert124, 183 Hillet 248 Hill, Roxanne 124 Hillman, Helene 124 Hillmann,Thomas171 Hinds, Bonnie 184 Hinueher, Kay 124 Hobson, Constance 162 Hochman, David 124 Hockenherry, Charles 124 Hockey 90 Hockey, Dennis 200 Hodges, Ray 166 Hodson, Al 71 Hoehne, Monica 184, 255, 256 Hofer, Oskar 244 Hoffler,William 181 Hoffman, Fred 88,124 Hoffman, Mark 217, 243 HoIrichter,I,124 Hogeboom, Donald 81 is Holland, Dennis 215 Holler, Michael 124 Hooks. Lesley 184, 228, 237 Hoover, Gregory 124 Hopkins,Tyler 243 Hopp, Catherine 124 Hovey, Dale 124 Hoye, Dr, Doris 228 Ilrank, Bill 76 Hulihard. Richard 124 Hudock, Thomas 124, 238 Hudson, Alisa 172, 232 Hudson, Ieffrey164 Hughes, leffrey 197 Hughes. Stephen 124, 208 Hughes, Valerie 235 Hulin, Mary Ann124 Hull,Car0lyn 211 Hull, Thomas 215, 219, 226 Huls, lames 124 Hummel,Gene 200 Humphrey. Samuel 72, 166 Hunnell,P,124 Hunsicker,lim124 Hunt, Allyson 124, 194, 219 Hunter, Neil 202, 215 Hurie, Susan 124, 235 Huss.Gregory 228 Husted, Mark 208 Hutchison, Ann 184 Hynick, Richard 124 Iehl, Raymond 124 Iftner, Iody 246 Ihlem, Mary 124 lmaino. Blanche 243 Imher, Mark 210 Inden, Scott 200 Inman, Brent 76, 164 Inter-Fraternity Council 237 Inter-Fraternity Sports 96 International Students 244 Irwin, Louise 244 Ising, Ernest 228 Ivison, Chuck 88 I jackson. Gary 238 jacobs. Marla 159. 246 jagoda. Elizabeth 228, 232 jaimison,Sharman162 jakus, Aldie 228. 232 james. Michael 197 janas, Thomas 124 janeba, john 232 janicki, Marilyn 169 janos. Barbara 125. 174 janulavich. Charles 205 jarjura.Hani125,2-I-I jarrett. jamie 184 jarzah, james 223 jaskunas. Alan 246 jefts, Earle 125. 240 jenkins. Pamela 125 jennell, jannette 232 jetter. Kathy 169 jirucha. jean 235 johns. Katheryn 223 johnson, Bruce 200 johnson. Carolyn 235 johnson, Curly 107 johnson. Dan 88 johnson. Daniel 197 johnson. David 125 johnson. Donald 178 johnson. Gail 125 johnson. Herh178 johnson, jennifer 125. 162 johnson. judith 125 johnson. Kenneth 125 johnson. Marilyn 125 johnson, Raymond 125 johnson. Roger 125 johnson. Stephen 125 johnson, Thomas 197 jones.Gary183 jones. George 125 jones. joann 184. 235 jones. Labravia 244 jones. Lisa 226 jones. Marc 72 jones. Renee 217 jones. Robert 125 jordan, Mary 228 jordan. Scott 197, 215 jordt. Diane 237 jorgensen. Mary 125 joseph. Herb 125, 231 joyce. Tom 231 judd. Laura 184. 255, 256 junod. Mary 231, 232 juric. Thomas 125 K Kalb. Charles 125. 178, 238 Kaldahl. Susan 246 Kallman. Robert 210 Kallmayer, Susan 125 Kamerlander. R. 178 Kamin, Geoffrey 125. 221 Kamler, Sheila 126. 174, 219. 226. 238 Kandiko, Richard 232 Kane. Helaine 174 Kanefield. Wendy 192 Kankes. john 183 Kaplan, Eva 192 Kappa Delta Rho 176 Karchmar. Sheldon 126 Karm, Robert 126 Karmasin. Alice 235 Karoff. Mike 91 Kasley. William 223, 228 Katz, Dr. Alfred 246 Katz, jack 88,243 Katz. Richard 202 Katz, Robert 126 Kaufman. Neal 95 Kaufman. Robert 208 Kayman, Minette 192 Kayser. james 126.244 Keane, Monica 169. 226 Kearney. Carol 217 Keaton. Forrest 238 Keenan. Maureen 125 Keeney. james 232, 243 Keliher, Kevin 126. 178 Kelley, Benjamin 164 Kelley. David 126 Kelly. Grace 129 Kelly. Kim 91 Kelly, Mary 126 Kemp. Dorothy 126 Kemp. Leonard 243 Kennedy. john 205 Kennedy. Richard 72. 75. 246 Kenney. joe 208 Kent. judy 126 Kent, Susan 126, 219. 226, 243 Kernc, Alan 232 Kessler. Gary 232 Kettell. William 208 Killgo. Keith 232 Kimbrell, Ruth 126 Kind. Dennis 243 King. Edward 107 King. Kevin 125. 255. 258 King. Preston 166. 223 King. Sybil 126. 162 Kingery. Robert 72, 171 Kingsland. Robert 232 Kinsella. Dennis 231 Kirchhoff. R, 126 Kiriluk, Ellaine 172 Kirkel. janice 232 Kirkland. G, 127. 211 Kirshenhaum. Robert 210 Kistler, Nancy 169 Kilch. Marvin 202 Klancer. P. 232 Klancir, Patricia 127 Klatte. William 104 Klawinski.Gary199 Klein. Robert 223 Kleinau. Dennis 240 Kleinman. R. 127 Kleppetsch. T. 127 Klimala. janice 232 Klitzky. Stephen 202 Klobucher, David 71.77, 81 Knaack. Scott 161 Knafelc. Geoffrey 232 Knighten. Lee 217 Knize, Michael 183 Knowles. Nancy 194. 238 Koch, Galen 127 Koch. joan 226. 235. 238 Koch, Stanley 127 Kochalka, Michael 127, 225 Kochanek, Gary 127. 240 Koeller. Karen 127. 223 Kolar. Richard 223 Kolator. Cheryl 174 Kolton, john 183 Konsler, Carole 169 Koop. Dennis 190 Kopel. Susan 159. 219 Koperski, Dr. Ronald 113 Kopriva. B. 207 Korman. Robert 223 Korsmeyer. Lanier 217 Korzon, Michael 210 Kostelny, john 127 Koteski, Steven 127 Koukol. Susan 194 Koukola. Peter 127 Kouns. john 197 Kovacik, john 199 Kovsky. jan 232 Kowal, Rita 231, 235 Kowalski. Thomas 127 Kozak. Charla 159 Kozak. jacqueline 217 Kozak. Lee Ann 172 Kraft, Thomas 240 Krakos, Mary 127. 174 Krakow, Emily 194 Krapausky.M.127,228 Kraps, Michael 127 Krasny, Barry 127 Krause, Ronald 231, 232 Krause, Wayne 95 Kreisler. Ellen 127, 246 Kremer. Nancy 95,127 Kretschmer. Roberta 127.2 Krevokuch. Laurel 127 Krivohlavek, Franki 184 Krupa. Thomas 240 Kubes, Randolph 232 Kubistant. T. 127 Kuderka. john 243 Kuehn, Stephen 127 Kuester. Edward 208 Kuffel, William 127 Kugelberg, Mark 186 Kuhn, jerry 202 Kulick. Sharon 169 Kuntz. jack 107 Kuntz. Sue 243 Kupper, Patricia 127 Kuritsky, Helene 127 Kutik, Robert 164 Kotzman. Michael 127 L Lackinger, Karen 169 Ladd. james 243 Lagomarsino, A. 127. 200 Laing. Constance 256 Laird, William 197 Lake, Donald 164 Lakner. Paul 127 Lamartine. jan 128. 228 Lambda Chi Alpha 178 Lambert. Daniel 208 Lane. Larry 171 Lane, Maria 174. 226. 232 Lane. Robert 128 Lane, Thomas 232 Lanie, Ronald 128 Larimore, William 128. 238 Larocca. Capt. Michael 238 Larrabee. R. 225 Larsen. Linda 128. 169 Larson. judy 226, 243 Larson, Mark 128 Larsson, Brandon 200 31 Lavacca. Vito 240 l.awson,judith128 Lazarski. Peggy 128 Lazarus, john 208 Lazarus. Robin 95 Leach. Richard 235 l.ebak. Thomas 246 Lecture Arts 220 Lee, Danny 128 Lee, janine 128 Leeker. Susan 169 l.eff, Stephen 128 l.eibowitz, Lewis 199 Lemanski. Lawrence 200 Lemanski, Thomas 200 1.emke, Chris 128 Lemmink.janice128 Lenahan. Larry 200 Lenhardt. Marc 128 Lerner, Donna 128, 159 Les. Thomas 78 Leslie. Robyn 184 Lesniak, james 128 Lev, Rhona 128 Leverso, Thomas 78 Levin, Howard 246 Levin. Ilene 231 l.evitt, Robert 210 Levy, Amy 192 Levy, Frances 192 Levy. jackie 174 Lewin. Rosemarie 217 Lewis, Debbie 192 Lewis, Stephen 128, 181 Lewon, Anne 223 Libbee. Michael 72.75 Liber, Nadine 169 Lichtenheld, john 255,256 Lieberman, Gayle 215 Lieblich, Bruce 210 Lightfoot, Robert 228 Lindburg, Myrna 243 Lindenfelser. D. 128 Lindgren, Peter 128 Lindsey. Duane 231,232 Link. john 72 Linn. Lesley 192 Linsley, james 128 Lipke. L. 217 Lipperini, Alfred 215 Lippert, Mary 128 Livingston, R. 215 Lorascio, M. 200 Locke. Douglas 95 Locke,Terrence 178 Loerakker, George 238 Lofaso, Anthony 128, 183, 237 Lofchie, Ronald 171 Logan. Willie Ann 128 Lokay. Ray 197 Lombardo, William 128, 186 Londe. Shari 128, 174 Long, David 88,178 Long, David 240 Long,jeralyn192 Long, Robyn 243 Loomis. Robb 88 Lovell. Patricia 169,231 Loving. Carolyn 128, 211 Lu Chei Ying 128 Lucas, jacqueline 128 Lucas, Robert 231 Lucero. Roger 235 Ludwig, james 231 Ludwig, Mary 217,232 Luecke,BrarL76,128 Lueth. Ray 129 Lueth. Roy 129 Luscher. Kathy 169 Lustig, Sandy 192 Lutton, Wayne 129 Lyman, Philip 9 Lyman, Terry 77 Lynch.joanne 174,243 Lyons, Anthony 217 M Macedon, Anne 129 Mades, Dean 197 Madigan, Frank 244 Madon. james 238 Madreperl, B. 77 Magill, Gail 169 Magnuson, Doug 72 Mahoney, john 232 Maiman, Kathleen 244 Mainiero, Linda 243 Majkowski, Edwin 129 Malafronte.M.129 Malatesta,1an197 Maloney.Thomas 232 Maltas. Kenneth 199 Marabella.K.129.226 Marchetti,Rohert199 Marich. Bob 75 Marich. Peter 225 Markiewicz,j.129 Markley, Don 221 Marler, Robert 238 Marquart. Yvonne 184 251 Marsaglia, james 129 Marshliurn.Roxanne172.225.2156 Marten. Susan 129 Martin, H 129 Martin. james 129 Martin. john 129 Marlin. Marillt' 2112 Martin, William 232 Masek, Bruce 129 Masini. Gerald 129 Mason. Harry 76 Massoudi. Bahram 244 Matarelli, james 129 Mathews. Michael 231, 232 Mathis. james 190 Mattheeussen. Ed 186 Matthews. Lee 77, 244 Maude. Daniel 200 Maxwell.judith184 Maxwell. Kevin 129 Maxwell, Ron 217 Mayer, Linda 129 Mayers. Robert 120 Mayo, Linda 130 Mayor,Rohin104 Mazour, jacilyn 228. 243 McCarthy, Richard 139. 221. 226 McCarthy, Robert 130 McCary, Gladys 130 McCaslin, Scott 130. 208 McClenny, Sharon 194, 237 McCoskey, Michael 130 McCoy, Gregory 228, 246 McCurdy. Karyl 130, 226. 228. 231. 237. 238 McCurdy. Kay 130. 172. 221, 226. 228. 231 McDonald, Carl 78 McDonald. Gail 217 McElroy, Valerie 231 McEwan, Richard 120 McGrath. Marybeth 194 McGuan,Terry183 Mclntosh, Mary 184 McKay, judith 130 McKeon. Carolyn 215, 226 McKinney, Darryl 181 McMahon, Robert 178. 223 McManimon, P, 205 McNabb, Wanda 231 McNamara, Douglas 190 McPhearson, P. 95, 130 McShane. jeanne 215 McWilliams, Earl 130 Meaux. Alan 77 Meeker, Dan 95 Mehrings. Martha 172. 226 Mele. joseph 102 Melka. Charles 164 Mellion, Michael 208 Melville. Wayne 178 Mendl, Barbara 130, 219 Merinettes 234 Merle. Debra 225 Merstorf, L. 208 Mestemacher, Marlene 232 Metcalf, Lester 130 Meth, Amy 192 Metz, Mary 130 Meuser, Rosanne 174 Meyer. Edward 178 Meyer. jack 217 Meyer, Robert 78 Meyer. Stephen 77 Meyers. Gail 130 Meyers, joan 174 Michaels. Gary 208 Michael, Kim 232 Michals, Stephen 178 Michalski, jan 130, 183 Midenberg, Neal 130 Mignone, john 130 Miller, Barbara 246 Miller, Diana 130 Miller. Holly 231,232 Miller, jon 130 Miller. Marilyn 184 Miller, Nadine 243 Miller, Nancy 131 Miller, Pamela 226 Miller. Walter 244 Millet, Aubrey 225 Milligan. j. 232 Minas, Dino 131 Minneci, S. 121 Mishk, William 200 Mishkin, Bonnie 131 lVli1Cl'1ell. Allan 131, 240 Mitchell. M. 174 Mitchell. Robert 238 Mitsuoka. Doug 91.197 Miyahira,Glenn 232 Model United Nations 222 Moedinger. K. 131 Moline. David 131 Monaghan, Moira 214 Monroe. james 131 Montague, Susan 131 Montgomery, Lee 91. 210 Moody. Saundra 211 Moore, james 164 Moore.Malorie131 Moore,l'atrtt.ia172.24-I Moore,Su1- 174 Moore. Thomas 223 Moores, Phillip 77. 3'1H Moranz, janet 169, .126. 231, 2718 Morehead. l'latli.ira21-1 Morey, Doug 1711. 246 Moriarity, john 232 Morit:i,Petvr1f11 Morin,Mt-llssa184 Moroz. james 246 Morris. Donald 131 Morris. janet 131, 211 Morris.l.acrystal131 Morris, Paul2-16 Morrison. P 223 Morrow, Paula 131 Mortar Board 227 Moses.llarold176 Moses, Terrence 1111 Moshure, Arthur 232. 243 Moss.Donell166 Motley. Dot 205 Mott. Barbara 243 Mott, Kathleen 238 Mount. Carol 131 Mount. john 131 Mroz. Martin 232 Muller. joyce 235 Muller, judy 232 Mulvihill. Thomas 308 Munden. Dennis 232 Murphy, G. 217 Murphy, Kerry 217 Murphy. Micheal 107 Murphy, Robert 178 Musielak. Barbara 215 Mussman, Analee 237, 246 Muvdi,Hichara104 Myers, Bruce 240 Myers, joan 228. 232 N Nachhar. Pauline 217. 219 Naddy. Therese 226 Naeymi-Rad,Fara131 Nance, Gregory 238 Nance, Kathleen 194, 232 Napuck. Hilary 131 Nardi, Matthew 202 Nardi, Robert 121 Nash, Beverly 217. 219 Neal, Gregory 235 Neal, David 7175, 132,208 Neimeier,joanie169 Nell. David 76 Nelson, Bruce 91 Nelson, Don 199 Nelson. Gary 238 Nelson. jake 190 Nelson, john 178 Nelson, Thomas 164 Nessenson, Rhoda 169 Newman 246 Newman. Harvey 246 Newman. Ruth 194 Neimeier. joan 235 Noecker, Gregory 132 Noetzel. Lauren 231 Noruhtas,M,183 Nord. Charles 208 Nordenherg, jan 132, 184 Norgart. Doris 132 Norman, Linda 132 Norris. james 197 Nordstrom. joel 132 Norton. Laurence 104 Nothdurft. Ann 132 Nothdurft. Dean Orville 102 Novak, Beverly 132 Novak, Gary 132 Nobel. Richartl,197 Nyaradi. john 190, 238 Nykiel. Frog 190 O O'Brien. Dorothea 231 O'Brien, Kenneth 132 Ochakoff.Dale132 Ochs. Thomas 217' 0'Conner, l.. 132, 162 O'Connor. Gwenetta 217.1235 O'Connor, jim 178, 186 Odom, Marion 232 O'Donnell, james 223 Oehler, Kenneth 132 Off Campus Mens Association 239 Ogilvie. Patricia 17-1 O'Grady. Patrick 132 Ohara, john 208 Olin, Arthur 132, 202 Olson,Gary18I1 Olson, Rmharrl 235 Olson, Thomas 2-14 Olsson. Susan 228 Omega Psi Phi 180 Onak.l.izheth133,159,231,223 Oppenhuis. Grant 246 Opperman. john 133 Orchowski. Thomas 232 Orloff. Steven 178 Osherg. Richard 88 Oshman, Diane 157 Osika,Gregory133, 183 Ostanik. Thomas 133 Ouellette, Roger 186, 238 P Pablo. jose 244 Pacey.Gilbert 81 Paige. Robert 232 Palmer, Arthur 133, 232 Palmer, Sarah 211 Palumbo,josepb197 Pan-hellenic Council 237 Pardieck, Robert 107 Paris, Aaron 133 Parisi, joseph 197 Parker. Craig 133, 178 Parker, joel 202 Parkhurst, Peter 133 Parson, Raymond 243 Pasco. Wayne 133 Patten, Terry 244 Paul, Linda 244 Pausen,Tom 178 Pawlik, Michael 246 Pedersen. Robert 133 Peerless. Chris 68 Peltz. l l81'0ld 133,226,244 Penelton, Barbara 113 Penny, Ross 232 Penrod, Tim 171 Pepe,Richard 133,164,225 Perestam. Stephen 77 Perez. Lynn 217,232 Perina. Cynthia 169 Perlman. David 202 Perrilles, Don 232 Perryman. jim 81 Perryman. Larry 166 Peters, jeffrey 133 Petersen. Charles 200 Peterson,C.183 Peterson. Nancy 133 Peterson, Thomas 133. 197 Peterson, William 199 Petriska, Camille 174 Petro, Russell 133 Pfeiffer, Gerald 164 Pfiester, Corinne 174 Phi Eta Sigma 228 Phi Kappa Phi 228 Phi Kappa Tau 182 Phi Mu Alpha 231 Phoenix, james 200 Pi Beta Phi 184 PiKappa Alpha 186 PiKappa Delta 230 Pickering, E. Neville 109, 220 Pidcoe. Pamela 174 Pielet, Gail 192 Pighini, Ronald 133 Pircher. Frank 199, 217 Pitman, john 199 Pittman, Marla 133 Plassmeyer, B. 243 Plautz, David 133 Plischke. R 133. 219, 226. 2 Poccia,joAnn133 Poczatek, Frank 164 Poirot, Michael 197 Polhemus, Sylvia 133 Pollack, Donna 238 Pollack. Sharon 217, 235 Pomatto, Douglas 81 Pombert, Troy 238 Popyer. Howard 217 Poropat, Gregory 133. 205 Portee. Rochelle 211 Positano. Robert 217 Poss, jody 228, 231 43 Postlewait, Steve 133, 164, 2 Potempa, Bernadette 244 Potempa, Donald 186 Potempa, Lawrence 190 Pottenger, Dr. Harold 232 Potts, Mary Anne 232 Powell, Michael 238 Powell, Sandra 211 Pozulp, Dean 133 Pratt, Tom 72 Pribilski, Michael 238 Price, Bradley 232 Primm, Camille 107, 215 Prince.Wayman133 Pritchard, Marilyn 133 Pritzker, Phil 215, 232 Proffitt.judy133 Pruitt. Brenda 133 Publications Council 221 Puffer, Charles 178 Puffer, Lynn 77,232 Pulte, Susan 172, 238 Q Quibilan, Alice 169, 238, 256 Quinn, Ronnie 71 Quinones, june 223 R Rabin. Bonnie 192 Rabinowitz, Bruce 202 Rabins, Rhonda 192 Racine. Scott 133 Rademacher. joan 134,169, 221 226 Radio Board 221 Radosevicb. Stan 246 Radzi, Wayne 134 Rajan. Nat 244 Ramsey, Terry 134 Randall. Andrew 68 Randolph. David 221 Rankin. Sherwin 243 Raphael. Phyllis 246 Rap Line 218 Rasko. Robert 134 Rasmussen, james 197 Rassel, Linda 134 Rath, Charles 134 Rautenberg,B,174 Ray. Quanda 223 Raymond. Bonita 174, 237 Recher. Carlton 171 Record, Mary 169, 237 Redard, Randall 190 Redard, Robert 134 Redetzky. Barbara 134 Redmon, Carol 134 Reed. Karyn 134 Reed. Seymour 78, 81 Rehr, jacquelynn 194. 215 Reigel. Gregory 205. 232 Reihansperger, Sue 184 Reilly, Robert 232 Reimann, Peter 199 Reimer, Sandra 174 Rein, Charles 134, 238 Renda, Ben 134 Renwart, Anne 134 Renwart, Serge 134 Reser, Galen 134,226,237 Rewerts. Denis 243 Rheinwald. jane 246 Rhodes, Randy 178 Rice. Barbara 134 Richards, Carol 217, 244 Richards. Mark 166 Richman. Larry 171 Riley. james 186 Rimington, james 232 Ripka, Edward 190 Ripka, jackie 184 Ripley, jeri 232. 244 Rissman, Michael 200 Ritschdorff, M. 183 Ritter, E. 1. 107, 215 Ritter, Nancy 184 Robbin, Isabelle 238 Roberson, Deidra 134, 162, 226. 237 Roberts, Cynthia 235 Robinson, Hugh 217 Robinson. Tommy 228 Roblin, Peter 210 Rodstrom, R, 197 Rogers, jean 223, 232 Roman, Henrique 134 Romano, Michael 91, 197 Rosales.B.134 Rose, Gerard 72 Rosen, David 215 Rosen. james 202 Rosen. Sheldon 190 Rosone, Neil 95 Ross, Darrel 169 Ross. judith 232 Roth, Raymond 232 Rotholz, Bradley 171 Rouse, Daniel 244 Royer. Roy 190 Rubenstein, H. 210 Rubin, Mort 202 Ruchman. Neal 215, 226 Rucker, Robert 186 Ruffer, Bob 72 Ruggiero, Steven 171 Runsdorf. Helen 134, 217 Rupashevski, M. 235 Ruscheinski, lsador 76 Rushakoff, Gary 223, 246 Rushing,Thomas183 Ruskin. jeffrey 71,134,210 lussell, Ralph 225 Rustemeyer, William 134 Rutherford, L. 190 Ruthhart. R. 91. 225, 232 Ryan, Bill 76 Ryan, john 134, 171 S Sabin, Cathy 169 Sajewich, Lyle 171 Salins, Barbars 255, 256 Salins, Sam 71 Salm, Linda 235 Salmi, Michael 183, 238 Salvatore. Louis 232 Salvatori, Lynne 169 Salzer. Nancy 107 Samos. Gaif169, 231. 238 Sandell, Mark 190 Sanders, Daniel 134, 178 Sanders. Susan 134 Sandstrom, Bill 208,232 Sartori, james 232 Satterfield. Gayle 134. 169 Sauer, Clark 183 Sauter, Melissa 174 Savage. Maryrose 235 Saviano, Enrico 217 Savren, Bonnie 159 Saxe, Harvey 186 Saxe. Lauri 159, 237 Saxhaug. Paula 134 Sayers. Kent 186 Scahill.Sheila 134,174 Schadl, john 178 Schaffner. Gerry 255, 256 Schanzle. William 231 Schavitz. Edward 95 Schelkoph, Ruth 134 Scherer. Nancy 228 Schermann, K. 135 Schinderle, David 135 Schlegel. james 243 Schloss, Roseanne 159 Schlupp. Eldon 134 Schmalensee, Fred 300 Schmid, George 197 Schmidt. Dougles183 Schmidt. Marvin 225. 256 Schneff, james 197 Schneidman,W.135 Schnoll, Nancy 214. 215 Schoenheider, j. 240 Schoepf, Kenneth 231. 232 Schoof. Coach 72, 75 Schottelkorb. Ann 184 Schrall, Coach Leo 71 Schramer. Kurt 135 Schroeder. Doug 76 Schroeder, jeff 135 Schroederus. joy 238, 244 SCl'tulClt, Chris 135, 169, 235 Schulman, Marcia 159 Schultz, Richard 81,135 Schultz, Robert 135 Schupp. Wayne 164, 225 Schur, Donna 135 Schutz, Marian 135, 219 Schwartz, Lauren 159 Schwartz, Michael 135. 215. 226. 244 Schweickert, Doug 244 Schwindaman, D. 228 Scott, Terry 135, 228 Searcy, Carol 135 Seher, Sally 243 Seidenberg, Robert 7 Seigh, Cliff 175 Seiler,Mark 135,238 Seiler, Stephen 232 Seitz, Daniel 238 Sellinger.R.135.23Z Sellstrom, judith 135 Sels, Dana 135 Selsky, Gloria 135 Shafer, M. 72 Sbafman, jerald 136 Shames,jeanette136 Shamick, William 240 Shank. Douglas 81 Shanker, Suzanne 136. 159 Shapiro, Larry 136 Shariro, Paul 246 Sharp. Charles 171 Sharp, David 186 Shay. William 200 Sheinbein. Mary 192 Shelton, Bruce 181 Shepley, William 232 Sheridan. Ardis 136.226, 235 Sherman. Marsha 159, 237 Sherman. Steven 246 Sherman, Susan 169 Sherr. Patti 174 Sherrod. Floyd 166 Shirk, joanne136,184 Short, Connie 243 Shuldman, lra 243 Siatka, Dennis 183 Sica, Susan 223 Siegel. Stuart 136 Sien. john 136 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 188 Sigma Alpha Iota 231 Sigma Chi 190 Sigma Delta Tau 192 Sigma Kappa 194 Sigma Nu 196 Sigma Phi Delta 198 Sigma Phi Epsilon 200 Sills. jack 202 Silverman, Nancy 159 Silverstein, Barb 192 Simer. Vicki 232 Simmons. Sam 81,136 Sindelar.Linda 136.226, 228.243 Siok, Kenneth 178 Sisco. Sherry 184 252 Silverman. Nancy 228 Sjurset, Craig 232 Skerker. Robert 136 Skiba. joanne 228 Sklar, Michael 105, 215. 237 Slaff, Karen 136,221,226 Slawniak. Marie 95 Slimak. Allyson 235 Sloan. Rananah 231 Slowinski, Donna 137 Small. jeffrey 237 Small, Myron 137 Smilk.1na 217 Smith, Clifford 231. 232 Smith, Craig H. 137 smith, craig T.137 Smith,Ernestine137 Smith, Greg 231, 232 Smith, Karen 137 Smith, Kevin 137 Smith. Kevin j. 208 Smith, Lawrence 186 Smith, Mary 174 Smith, Miriam 255,256 Smith. Patricia 184 Smith. Randall 197 Smith. Richard 137 Snowden, Robert 200 Sobol. Philip 183 Soccer 76 Solomon, Sheryl 159 Somers. Nancy 95,217 Somerville, C. 174, 243 Sonnen. David 137 Soodik, Marcy 192 Sorrentino, janet 238 Soukup, Richard 171 Sparacio, Anthony 171 Sparling. james 137 Spaulding. K'en 137, 246 Spear, Sheila 243 Specktor, Bruce 137, 215, 226, 255, 256 Speer, Pamela 231, 232 Spero, jeffrey 137 Spiess, Nelson 202 Spink, Coach 76 Spink, jim 88 Sports Score Board 92-93 Stabinski, Thomas 137 Stahl, Richard 137 Stamas, C. 243 Stanard, Mark 137 Stanis, Michael 232 Stark, David 137 States. Willie 137, 221 Stauner. james 183 Steele. Charles 225 Steele, Edgar 166 Stefanic, Michael 183 Steffens, Michael 76, 137 Steffins, Dean 137 Stefo, Andrew 178 Stehman, Debbie 228. 232 Steiger, Larry 137 Stein. Deborah 172,238 Steiner, Dr. William 110, 221, 256 Steinwedel, Ruth 246 Stelzner, Tom 171 Stenebeck, Tom 71 Stenger, Charles 137 Stephano. Robert 190 Stephens. judith184 Stern, Patricia 137 Stevenson. Dave 208 Stevenson, Greg 208 Stewart. Gail 159 Stewart, john 223 Stewart. Kathy 137, 169 Stiles. Sheila 174 Stockdale. Sally 137, 243 Stone, Laurie 72 Stone, Randall 231, 232 Stone. Wendy 159. 231 Stontz, Michael 137 Stowell, Coach joe 81 Strauss, Arthur 171 Strauss, Sandra 217 Strauss. William 232 Streicher. Elaine 127 Strell, Fred 137 Stroker, George 137 Strom, Clifford 171 Strom, Neal 210 Strome, Donna 137 Struzynski, Cathy 184 Stuart, Susan 174 Stuart, William 202,238 Student Center Board 219 Student Senate 214 Stuff, Lance 205 Sturniolo, joseph 138, 231 Stutz, Conley 104 Styles. judy 243 Sukietkul, Patricia 244 Sukurs, Mary 138 Sullivan, Rod 71 Sumner.Rodney 138,215,244 Super, Philip 171, 237 Supreme Court 215 Sutton. Sally 138, 184 Swanson. Stephen 138 Sweasy, William 240 Sweeney. Christie 174 Sweet, Susan 235 Swenson. Donald 138 Swimming 88 Swinderman, Scott 232 Sycle. jean 138. 225 T Taggart, Karen 231,232 Talbott, Sandi 138 Taniguchi, S. 338 Tanker. james 138. 221, 223, 231 Tapper, Sheila 169 Tarnoff. Kenneth 223 Tarquinio, Tommy 205 Tarter, Stephen 225 Tash, Sharan 246 Tau Kappa Epsilon 204 Tau Epsilon Pi 202 Tauber, judy 217 Taussig, Lisa 217 Taylor. Barbara 184,237 Taylor, Willie 138. 181 Taylor, William 91 Tedford. Marsha 169 Telford. Steven 183 Tennis 68 Ternetti. Harry 138 Teuiman, Cary 77 Thake. Dave 71 Theissen, Ben 231 Theta Chi 206 Theta XI 208 Thiel, john 138 Thomas, Frank 223 Thomas, Henry 78,81 Thomas, Hilton 138, 181, 215 Thomas,j.166 Thomas. Mary 184 Thomas, Phyllis 232 Thompson, Craig 232 Thompson, Gary 138.199 Thompson, james 199 Thomson, Valorie 138 Thorne, Donald 95,138 Thornton, Mardona 172 Thorp, john 91 Thorwigen. james 183 Thrush, Kevin 77 Thurston, Larry 71 Tiarks. Stephen 68,138 Tibbetts. Paul 200 Tick, Steven 221 Tigerman, Mark 138. 238 Tiller, james 138 Timmons, Thomas 138 Tivol, Cathy 192 Tkachuk. Henry 231 Toback, Rochelle 138 Tollefson, Mark 232 Tompkins, Dennis 78 Tonozzi. Richard 138 Tosby, Robert 138 Touretz, Ellen 232 Towne, Chris 208 Track 72 Tracy, Mary 232,244 Trautwein, Chris 138, 174 Trent. Virginia 194 Trinkus. Victor 77 Troc. Russell 178 Trumpe. Dr. Richard 102, 107 Trush, Kevin 223 Tubbs, jerry 199 Tuber, Henry 232 Tucker, Dean Leslie 107, 221 Tun.Andria 169,255,256 Turbett, Thomas 72,75 Turk, Thomas 138, 238 Turlek, Terest 217 Turner, Beverly 211 Turner, Willie 166 Turton, William 138 U Udesen. jan 139, 221 Ulbricht, Robert 205 Ulrich. Bruce 72 Ulrich, Richard 139.228, 232 Umbargar. Dave 68 Understein, Gary 202 Underwood. john 166 Urbaniak, David 217 V Vaccaro, Sandra 139 Valente, Donald 231, 232 Van Arsdale, Dr. Talman 208 Van Beuning, R. 139 Van Cura, Glenn 139 Van Dessel,D.139 Van Grondelle, j. 95 Van Horn, Ellen 139 Vana, john 139 Varga. Paul 238 Vargochik, L. 139, 243 Vaughan, Robyn 184 Verplancken, Kathy 139 Vet's Club 2-tt Vllllgvr. Gerald 139 Village-r.Ka1hx 1119 h'llllHf'f.Kt'h1'1t'll1 119 Vtnvr.Randi139 vlSC1l1lll,l11St'l1l1 1119. 171 v1S1l'1,R1lIl1tll'1l 11111, 11111 X'lcvk,11'1ll1ani1119 Volk. Thomas 1119 Vollnrno. Dr Home-niro 21.i X'Ulllll'l'l11,h' 1151.19-l Von Bchrvn l. 1119, 2112 Von Cl1noxx,llary 1119 VonH0lt7,l-'rt-111119 vUf1BCl'lt'11,llt11'11l1l 107' Voshurgh. Gary 1119 Voy1.W1Illam139.246 W W.1de.l1f-liorah139 Wagne-r.St1-ph:-n 205 Wagy. Iam:-s 1119 Waldmun,M1chael140 Wa1d0n.Shash1141l Walker, Phyllis 217' VVi1lldCt'.TP1 1'y 178 Wallington, Cari 72. 2311 Walsh. Mary 2112 Waller. Eric 72, 208 Walton. David 140 1Ya1z,Sh1rl1-5 1-In Wanack lan 2111. 2112 Wangle-r,W1lllam 1-111 1Y.lre', U 1411. 211 Wargo,1-'rank '11 Wargn. Rngh 205 Warn-n,1fIt1ton l-111.1519 Was1:hvr.Iohn 2111 Washington, tlharlvs 2112 lv11Sl'llf1Hl0H.fl 211 Was111ews1o.S 1-10 Watgz-n,D1anal411.112.2.11'1 Watson, Dvvonna 162 Watson, Karen 1411 Watters, Richard 77, 215, 237' Waxer,Iay140 Way ne. Russell 1113 WCBU Radio Station 223 Ws'hs1trr.Cnnnn- 140 We-er1el.luCk 200 W1-grzyn, Roman 232, 243 W1-hrli, lames 140, 243 Vvt'Il'll'1Cl'l, Cathy 231 lNt'll'1Slt'Il 1.l3YT1t?S 140 We-tntruub. Cary 210 Wv1ss,Sundra 192 Weiten.Wayne 140.223 W0i1zman,NanCy192 Welandc-r.ludith140,17'2 Welch. Stephen 71.178 Welch, Wess 76 ,Ri ,v 11.'t-IIs,Ro1u-rt411 We-Ils, Ta-rt-sa 1411 lv4'111ll1'.'l.llT1Ull1y 1411 1v4'f1lt'l',Kt'f111t'll1l-4Il W1-sslt-r. M 215 We-st, llavtd 1411 WH-s11:ti11.lx1-try 1651 W1-slwan-r,lam1-s 14112411 Wlule-,Gu-rald140 1Vh111'.llll192 Whllv, Vivian 140, 211, 221 VVl1ll0l'1t't1tl,lXli'l1'Cld 174 Who's Who in American Colleges 226 Wicker. Robert 1711, 2311 W1cd,Duhorah 2112 Wu-rtel, Iohn 140 1Nmsen,Stcven 2011 W1ggins.1Jchras1122l1 Wiltler.Dc-:horah14112211.2415 Wll9WSkl, Paul 233 Willer. Lynda 2111 Williams .Anthony 140 Williams, Douglas 140 Williams ,Gregory 223 Williams. loe 73 Wil1iams.Mux 2112 Williams.Nancy184,255,256 W1lson.Gary24f1 Wilson. Lee 2112 Windchy, Martha 140 XY1n1n-ld.I 73 Wins1on,N1ark111'1 hv1l1ll'lt'1 ,Sl.1lll 2111 Wipe-rt, Slt'1Jl1l'l1 7'1- WirkIn.l1,Ros1-140 1'Yist', Ur 219 VV1SS1'l.llft'11fltl 141 Witt, Ronald 141 lN'l11vnliur11,S 217 VVIlll1lll'111,Il1l1I1lL'lll W11Imvr,Rnss--ll 141 Wilzkt-.l'am4-1.1174 lNtwlfl111,l. 141.2115 11'ohlsc:hIa-ga-l.M1r.he-Iv 1114 Wol1.Cl1a1'lPs 111111 Wolpin, Sandi-1' 192 Women's Athletic Assoc. 21111 Woorls,Susan1T'2 1NooLlSon.VVll1a2I12 VVFl0Kll'f1.l l't tl 1711 VV1'l2l'1l.Sll?1.'4' 32 VVruhh1-l.lumn-s 141 Wnrst. 111-nnis 141 Y Yacgt-r, William 141 Ya1'fe,Carry 2411 Yanrlell,S1f-vvn171 Yutt-2s,Alan19T Yeager. Candy 141,169. 21111 14-tlnau 11ouuI.1s21lt Work N11111.1--1,'ou ,'1'. Yoshinaua Iain:-s1'1 Young 1,-1llIl'.1l 1 2 .5111 Young 1uhn1'1 Yuii1lg.'x1arga1:-111111 Young N111 hav-l 1-11 Young hZa11clr.cl'I-1 212 Youny1,Susan1-11 Z Za1iluudll,Susan 221 Zalrluxx,l'al1l1-11 Lat hvr, 11.11111 221 Zalun-r.1Z 11111 Z-l1ll.1'k.Sl1St1l1l-Il Zandvr, Paul '11 Zatlln. lJaxn121Il Z1-ld:-n, 111-th 1112 Zo-lu-nka, Lauranno- 1114 1' APllf1lh1.R1f,l1-lfll:lla Zvmr-l.Natl1nv 141 Zeta Beta Tau 210 Zimmvrmann lam.-4 H1 Z1nk.l.1nda24'1 Zola-1,X1ar1a 1112 Zor.h.Ianr-111117 Zur.ke-rman. R 2211 Zumvwalt, Garx H11 ZySkI1Vk'Slil.R4Il1f'l'l 246 21 K 1- 7. . 253 A A vim.. -. ,:.x.TS3.'flli:'mfx N1 . CH a' 'JQQQ91 , b 12... ',s.'a-'I' .53 ' .f? 'e. X 705 ' 'S Y! I -J ff 1 . L.. it Hui if -I r'-ii , ' 9 vig:-, mfg' 'G M lr dai wffwm A thousand thoughts, photo- graphs, and words compose the body of the 1972 ANAGA. Vol- ume 23 of Bradley's yearbook reflects the many aspects of the university community as it is seen by the students. Under the guidance of a benevolent dic- tator, the staff of the ANAGA has created a memory which will long be a testimonial to the vitality of Bradley University. ABOVE LEFT: Assistant Editor Carole Harl- man, Editor-in-Chief Susan Dahl. ABOVE CEN- TER: General Staff: Monica Hoehne, lohn Lichtenheld, Maggie Bakutis, Nancy Williams, Bruce Specktor, Diane Bibbs. ABOVE RIGHT: Top to Bnltonms Academics Editor Miriam Smith, Organizations Editor Laura Iudd, Happenings Editor Barb Salins. BELOW LEFT: Trip In lioHnm: Residences Editor Andi Tun, Athletics Editor Dale Anderson. BELOW RIGHT: Photo Editor Phillip Ceraulo. Gerry Schaffner, Steve Glaser, Assistant Photo Editor Kevin King. 255 1 L I 'ff 'O 1 i me--it ' . is ,J , Q' ,' Hi' S xl! ,yfzv fi 4 fi 1 :ig is Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor . Photo Editor . . Assistant . . Staff .... Contributing . 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