Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1975 volume:

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C' Q 1 f 2- If a , , 1 i , Il, ' 1+-A yn M, lf, iii-.tolli ,Z ,,,, ci 0 . , xr'--..,,, . , , il V-up ,, Q 5 , l , FM. F' 'wa urs Nxt The fabulous Fifties were relived at the 1974 Be-Bop Big Top Campus Carnival which raised over 510,000 for local charities. A soda shop, the Phi lVlu Alpha Grease Band, the crowning of King Hilarity and Queen Charity and a 27-hour dance marathon were among the 19 booths and many activities featured during the carnival weekend. The carnival, started in 1952, is held annually in the Bradley Fieldhouse. -sxf' E'-5'-9-R-1. if A 'Id iQ.x?1l'!s, Qi- .!'f FIRE ESIIIPE Bradley welcomes moms for weekend on campus Bradley rnoms were honored and entertained by the university on April 27-28, 1974. Sports events and the traditional luncheon where lVlrs. Joyce Bagley was chosen Morn of the Year were both on the schedule of activities. Saturday night was highlighted with a concert by Ferrante and Teicher, two well-known pianists. Over 1100 parents participated in the weekend on campus. S.lT..9f till I! 1 lx W' an 5 if . c W 1 ' z J .W-f' O ,1 'if-In Y ...Ii ovnif -:ul 1 - ff X ,. I 3? 5 1 I Y 5 Graduation 1974: 856 granted diplomas On May 19, 1974, 856 students participated in Bradley's 77tn commencement exercise. 39 students graduated summa cum laude Coverall grade point average equal to 3755, 44 graduated magna cum laude Coverall grade point equal to 3.55 and 50 graduated cum laude Coverall grade point equal to 3.255. Speakers at graduation included Bradley President Martin G. Abe-gg and Dr. Thomas Pucelik, chairman of the religious studies department. L 5 1 II I 1 l I I r A r 4. F . Q Q 5- as-1'-' Y Q... ue.:-:A-A 21. -1 wwf WF? is-wwf' 490 fi if v Varied faces and interests . . . but all Bradley coeds Back to BU for classes and s activities sz-fffskwa X -ffl N i rf... N I I i I L l I W J N A - I 27 , . .-..nu.41nm., y1- - , Menial tasks no longer done by Mom's loving hands f A-IP Steer roast: a rare Sunday dinner 1500 pounds of barbequed beef, 290 pounds of baked beans, 260 pounds of potato salad, 200 pounds of cole slaw and 70 dozen french rolls were prepared by Food Service for the Labor Day steer roast this year. Under the supervision of William Dalpe, a member of the executive staff of Canteen Corp., St. Paul. Minn., the cooking of the steer began at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 1, and continued for 14 hours. Students and outsiders were invited to the picnic. Dorm students ate for free, and 1175 tickets were sold to non-dorm students and Peoria people. The event. the first of its kind on the Bradley campus. gave students a chance to meet new friends and get reacquainted with old ones. 5 is 1- ,- X A . - X '?9 '-' 4.3,,xXe5N ' .44 i X f - fm. is N1 1 f 7 iQ ew-0. NXJY' .. ,..- 'hun- Q X 4 s 'Mg ,W um. 1 -in .., . ma, J' nl Greeks hold week of competition, entertainment During the latter part of September l3radley's Greeks participated in a week of entertainment and competition. Atthistime, the fraternities and sororities were given an opportunity to show off not only their athletic prowess and house spirit, but also their new pledges. Thursday, Sigma Alpha Epsilon's Mick l-larrity and Sigma Kappa's Nancy Rosenberg were crowned Greek god and goddess. Saturday highlighted the week with fierce competition in such diverse events as the tug-o-war and beer chugging. New to this year's games was the chariot race. The week ended with a jam featuring the Water Brothers Band. ' xf '?' F, wwf' it up . 'L , ' In l..' 33 P5 9 3' l I l - , Outside artists captivate student audiences Gene Roddenberry, creator-producer of the television series Star Trek and creator of the movies Genesis ll and The Questor Tapes, spoke on his producing experiences and television in general before a Fieldhouse audience. During .the presentation, Roddenberry showed a film entitled Star Trek Bloopers and a pilot film of StarTrek never shown on television. Gove, a multi-talented musician who writes most of the blues, soul and country songs he sings himself. performed at a Student Center wine and cheese event. The Chicago Daily Blues is a group from Madison, Wis. They play a combination of blue grass and rock music, mostly composed by other artists. The band divided its show into three 45-minute sets. l l x i RIGHT: Gene Roddenberry discusses Star Trek and television in general before a Field- Q, house audience. BELOW: Gove sings the T- blues. OPPOSlTE PAGE: Chicago Daily Blues i 5 divides its performance into three sets. i 1 J F 3 5 S X . and here s Dad! On October 5, the 45tn annual Dad's Day began vvitn President Abeggs reception and luncneon. At tnefollovving soccer game, parents viewed the Bradley victory over Muscatine College. After a program by the Concert Band. parents saw a performance of the All-Steel Kazoo Band. Doc Severinsens concert nignligbted the day. A reception with the musicians was later neld for parents and students. inr- l ll lllllii 'Ulf UW ,bfi Q fm I ', HV. 1 i 'TIS F' - 1 k V A-do , A V E' .4 M I . fa ,Msg Q:-H X . N fx S R Q S 5 A Y- Onan-...V . i xl! J I f . f , is 'f1f-'-n- if i, Ya. 9 4 A f I -U iffy - -as -Q- .qs 'V x ' 1 Goodman, Gibson entertain enthusiastic audience Steve Goodman and Bob Gibson two well-known Chicago folk singers, performed for a small but enthusiastic audience in a show presented on November 9 by the Lecture Arts Committee. C At least we know everyone who's here wants to be, Goodman said.D Goodman, who got his start playing guitar in Chicago bars and honky-tonks, is most famous for his City of New Orleans, the song performed by Arlo Guthrie. During the concert, Goodman played old songs, crazy songs, dirty songs and told stories and jokes. Bob Gibson, who performed before Goodman, is known as one of the best five-string banjo players in the United States. Gibson got his start in the early sixties - the years when folk music was at its peak. Goodman and Gibson ended the evening by performing several compositions together, some of which were audience requested l 39 ,-cgx f- A ... .A -wr , Q.-5-'jf-1 ,X 1 lk V X i Take time Take time to think - it is the source of power. Take time to play - it is the secret of perennial youth Take time to read - it is the source of wisdom. Take time to laugh - it is the music of the souI. Ballroom transformed to medieval manor. The origins of the Nladrigal Dinner date back to the 16th century in England when the principal families of English counties gathered in a neighbors manor to enjoy a Christmas feast before the yule login his great hall. The singing accompanying the festive occasion consisted of five or six parts using counterpoint and imitation. Decorations and food at Bradleys Nladrigal dinner are authentic olde English fare. ,- in ' v . r N Z 1, I f I' 5' 2 1 5 .y V. ., ,A YA f , .,,.....,, 1i 1 ,, ,,,. , .. xm' V1 f ff? f '- 2, Vu 'f'f?m., L , ,, . . , , . 4 Ifaffw :gif 5' Vw, ,43W1f'z,,, - I f 2548 9',v,f 271' 'U ,FW hwy. ,, :wwf AJ, f,. ff. Vpvf -, 5 ,, ,I ,uv M ' . ' ni, ,1 . . g + 4 ,M H. M., f nf, 3 4,1 f M, ' M Q i A 9 zf' 0 Y .xf'?'f' - nf, Y , .4 BTN' 'KK ..-..f non' r. ,ji , F Y , IV 'RQ g' 5,-1, f - . .3 Q' - w'.14 Q, - . - H if . f 4 A ot I , f- 7'1,' 5 N ,nn -:f 'Ln sl. r ja. if -Q, 5... -s , if ..f .55 -'gn : F S itil UZ.. bil Happiness is just a state of mind within reach of everybody who has taken time to be kind. Z'-ff, , 42 my A-,sal ' 'Y Met' 'QZZZP Bradley: no longer isolated on the hilltop RIGHT: The 14th annual canned food drive to benefit needy families in the Peoria area during the Thanksgiving holiday was organized by the Bradley chapter of Alpha Phi Omega. BELOW: A series of monthly press conferences, featuring timely speakers from within the university was begun to promote communication with the community. FAR RIGI-lTz Registering to vote on campus allows students to get involved in Peo- ria's government. BELOW RIGHT: 201 students donated blood in the October blood drive. The blood received goes to the major hospitals in the Peoria region- al blood center. The blood drive was conducted by the Red Cross. X' mm ,.-01 P .M-. ,M-rv f'f?'fQf,! Peoria: a city of varied services Peoria. located on the lllinois River in central lllinois. has an estimated metropolitan population of 342.000 lt ranks amongthe top 65 industrial markets. serving as home for more than 360 plants which produce almost 1,000 different products. Peoria is also a large agricultural center. lt is one of the largest cash corn markets in the United States. Soy bean. wheat and livestock farms also surround the city. For the Bradley student. Peoria can provide entertainment. banking facilities. shopping in the downtown area and the various centers Qincluding a large enclosed malli. churches and synagogues, parks. newspapers. television and radio stations and sports centers. Since the campus is located only about 20 blocks from the downtown area. Peorias facilities are easily accessible. ln addition. the bus system can take the student almost any place he wants to go. -wx 5 5 i s . mul v-bf: 6 1 Y 4 'if' 1 2 ,4 .' 1',E',F f,.45,1:.-54 Q ,-sa .fo f- Ma?D0na 155 X MfDonald's X ' -.v'1 '- xp: RTX-xx .X -, ., Njukjx vfg Qi S x - U X, 5 . H .. W . T .5- tl ! i!.!x-h,- - xr 'I , ' if ,- . 1 Q.. 'l' ga, , F' , uiig' , 6 . X 9 9 n C REQ .n.couK Funs PAPPAGALLD l.UlVl'S -fm Fm-cs Y lwl-1 gsi'ii':'i .2 I L m 5 l l'II'lI .1 lu' l' :1'u-'I rl' 1 1' 1' ' I' 1 -I 1 nn , I - .11 ll.l':l::x-lsllimnl - un:l:l:a:n .'Q-u:a.'r u1-url 11111 1111111 11111 'Milli' I I F V i 2 l I 5 X Q N w 1 1 I N 1 1 E N 5 U 51 Use free time . . . , . to build Campus Carnival booths . A . . . . to talk to friends , r A .Mtopaintacar , .. to make beautiful music together , A or to read a newspaper. uw . . D.. X . ' 'fi -1 J 4: 11 ' ,ai 'Y 'G ' t f 5 45 w -'-LA, . 4 .. Q v ,fgjiis kr ,gm ai! , -ff Q yf L 1 : a ' f E H I xx 41 mia' 4'-?'.aZ, -'Wa ' 4 , ,,,4,, ,,, ,..n 'f 4. 4. Y ff A perfect picture . . . in any place 16 V13- 'ar' 1 . . 4 YJ' .4,.L 'TSB T A fpie -X: W 4 'Il 1 - 4 . Q 1 4 Q 1 A 1,1 me - It . gi. 313' f 1 eff. . 'Nl NK f 4 Y f x- ff n. .Xgf .NX .K ', W f. '1- J , - I 'U f -, ,.,Li'f'-'f'X 1 U any ,af -of ,,., 15 i' 1- 5 l 11 , s.. 1Qff'.f , mf i S E Q.. M., wr ' 6 fr Q5 review 1 1. ,-. Rljigywv ' Viewed on a giant screen Our life is quick cuts And slow dissolves. So watch your step, For in my mind A hidden camera follows you - Movie Makes Four years of college: sometimes a life of leisure, free from responsibilities ibut not often enoughj LL! ' ix X ,,,Jl' 1 Completion of P.E. complex slated for fall 1975 l-lausslerHall,the physical , education complex named after l the late Dr. A.G. Haussler. is slated for completion in fall of 1975. The complex. estimated to cost 53.3 million, will consist of three levels. Facilities will include an Olympic-size pool, handball courts, a dance studio, a weight lifting room, three y basketball courts, a combatives gym and classrooms. Construction was estimated to take 15 to 18 months, but was delayed by strikes. ' l i i i -, ww sv- M . ff. ?1-:fm guts- 41 i T fk A Na A 'Nv- .an V -as an v ...I f Q .pug .4 if .1 I, ,fi V ,. M .-n 1 if , ,,, ,Y A W w Braves end 73-74 season When the ANAGA went to press last year, BradIey's basketball season was not yet completed. So this insert is provided as a recap to the 1973-1974 season Bradley spent the first half of the Missouri Valley Conference season trailing Louisville by one game. The Braves moved into a first place tie with a victory over Tulsa while the Louisville Cardinals lost to New Mexico State. But those same New Mexico Aggies knocked off Bradley two days later. This set up the inevitable confrontation between two powerhouses at the end of the season - Bradley and Louisville. But Bradley had a scare. The Braves traveled to Des Moines. Iowa, to play the Drake Bulldogs and survived with a 75-74 victory on two free throws by senior Dave Klobucher. Then came the game of the year at the Fieldhouse - Louisville vs. Bradley. The Cardinals grabbed an early lead and held on to it for most of the game. But the Braves rallied in the second half and tied the game on Jim Caruthers' jump shot from the corner with 7 seconds to go. This sent the game into overtime. The Braves grabbed a three-point lead in overtime but lost it in the last minute and were defeated by Louisville 87-84. But the season did not end there for the Braves. They acted as the Valley representative in the Collegiate Commissioners Association Tournament in St. Louis. The Braves defeated Kansas State in an inspired effort in their first-round game. Then they faced Southern California and lost in overtime. The Braves finished the 73-74 season with a 20-8 record. Nm l' 62 Basketball The 1974-75 edition of the Bradley Basketball Braves was expected to accomplish great things. They started out by winningtheir first six games. After getting by lllinois Wesleyan, the Braves gave Iowa State Coach Ken Trickey an answer to his question Who is Bradley? by defeating his Cyclones 93-72. The Braves then had their first road test and squeaked by Kent State. They came back to the Fieldhouse to take victories over Loyola, Wheaton and St. Louis. The Braves were off to an impressive 6-O record. ABOVE: Basketball Team FRONT ROW3 Defl- nis Smith, Roger Phegley, Greg Smith, Mark Dohner, Mike Davis, Lawrence Bentley, Gary Church. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Chuck Buescher, Tom Les, Ed Crowder, Bob- by Humbles, Wayne McClain, Willis Nance, .lim Caruthers, Assistant Coach Joe Allen, Head Coach Joe Stowell. FAR LEFT: Forward Mike Davis puts up a shot over the extended hand of an lowa State Cyclone. NHDDLE1 Coach Joe Stowell instructs his team from the sidelines. LEFT: Freshman Roger Phegley drives in for a layup. Season's winning streak soon ends iv 5 -Mt.-. But then hard times struck our warriors ofthe hardcourt as they took to the road. They were soundly defeated by Washington and Brigham Young on their West Coast trip. Then came their first battle against Louisville at Freedom Hall on January 4. The Braves played well and were leading by two points with 10 seconds to play. But a missed free throw and a tap-in of a missed shot at the buzzer sent the game into overtime. The Cardinals grabbed the lead and held on for an 82-80 win. After six straight wins, the Braves now had three straight losses. 'fc The Braves then returned to the friendly confines of Robertson Memorial Fieldhouse to renew an old rivalry against neighboring Illinois State. Bradley responded with a convincing 106-85 victory. The Braves returned to conference play two nights later and defeated Wichita State. Bradley then took to the Southwest and came back empty-handed. They lost to North Texas State 69- 64 and to New lVlexico State in overtime. The Braves came back to the Fieldhouse in hopes of regaining their winningform againstCreighton. But the Bluejays surprised the Braves and handed them a 82-76 defeat. Bradley now had lost three games in a row again and were reeling with six defeats in their last eight games. Bradley upsets unbeaten Louisville 65- 59 The date was January 251974. The scene - Robertson Memorial Fieldhouse. The event - Bradley vs. Louisville. The Braves were 8-6 on the year, Louisville 13-O, ranked second in one poll, third in another. The result-a 65-59 upsetwin forthe Braves - a victory called possibly the Braves' greatest ever. The reason tor the upset? Bradley's hustling defense which controlled the second halfofthe game. Bradley trailed for most of thetirst haltand fell behind by as much as seven points. l-lowever, the Braves scored six straight points and only trailed by two points at halftime, 33-31. ,LUX a f'7 X5 be-7 f B-'lj' -517' -1- 1 Q1 ln the second half, Bradley i if 1 +4-+:'r- I - -' U , , if pulled even at 37.then out- 1 ,A-- -if Bl 'Q-- SP1 scored the Cardinals 13-llin a 3-rninute stretchtotakea A -...- 1 - - - f 50-41 lead with 12:26 to gO. uadgffl- 4- 4--f 111' .w-' . vaf- .55 A :- . , -' And jubilation breaks out in the Fieldhouse A ?g fig NW- Butthe poised Cardinals came back to take a four point lead with just under five minutes remaining. The Braves answered that with seven points in a row to take a 60-57 lead. Louisville pulled to within one point, then Tom Les hit one of two free throws with 19 seconds to go. Junior Bridgeman of Louisville missed a shot and Jim Caruthers hit two tree throws with two seconds to go. Caruthers hit a jumper for good measure at the buzzer. Final score: Bradley 65, Louisville 59. Mike Davis scored 18 points to lead the Braves' scoring. Greg Smith and Jim Caruthers each had 13. The Braves forced 31 turnovers from Louisville. For his efforts, Tom Les was named the Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Week. After the game, fans rushed the floor to show their delight. - 3 S xr b .:,,y ik of .V , - ...,.,,. cw. ' , 1, 9,20 Y .mm +-we . A fe ,u,f - z is .Ml f I, I 5 329, lla '1 Basebah Bradley's Baseball Braves. who finished their 1974 spring season with a 21-18 record. placed third in the Missouri Valley Conference race behind Tulsa and Drake. The Braves captured a first place in the SIU-Edwardsville Tournament. ' ABOVE Baseball Team FRONT ROW: Mike Mat- thews, Matt Scheffler, Steve Preece, Jim Bulger, Dave Klobucher, Dane Wilcoxen, Gary Carter, Rick Buckner, Steve Anderson, Steve Fisher, l Bruce Blumer. SECOND ROW: Coach Chuck Buescher, Dave Diesselhorst, Jerry Zywica, Rich l Russell, Kirk Lichtenstein, Mike Kubera, Pat i Jackson, Bob Gestrine, Dave Burritt, Tom Stone- I bock, Steve Welch. ABOVE RIGHT: Rick Buckner l takes a mighty swing and . ABOVE FAR RIGHT: I the result is a home run. RIGHT: Coach l Chuck Buescher completes his second year as l manager. MIDDLE RIGHT: First baseman Dane l Wilcoxen was BradIey's leading hitter with a .354 average. FAR RIGHT: Dave Diesselhorst looks , over the pitch. He was twice an all-MVC pick. l l l I I 68 Q 1-fi Ill nv Q, x fffzfgy 'fgfz' 1' ,Alifz ., , h . . ., W . X N JJ H. ,V-X i ' r. f . . -'h - , , , - , . . , ,Quai E-,Q rgeknf. ,, yy, ' l V wfwsfN'1i'Hq:Hnr'rQ9in-fPs9'BM11?s.- Aw, mfs.. ,av , Aa . Y V 'Y ' . it . t v t x U k Y mf' S. .. -- f A W ' A . - v ' . ,- . 'L all-4 - - . - '5?f??5F2ff.f +:-fs, - auf' 'M . ' . A RSI? W FEET' A R --wwf wwe? 1 whrxggbg sh-AR. .' V ' 5, 2 if . s.lfAE'ji3F' ' kfvv2'1f?1M ,ZA A 'NY eg-V v r I-QV. ,q ,- an fy Q 7 ,Q I .' ':' ' 'ff-. '4 ,,f-w w' '16, -mv! N JK u X .Rf !'u l6 ,lww f 1 i , 'Fifi ' if 'Q ii' , EZ if . 31,4 Q ig, RMS ' xA v I XS 8 A Q5 ,AA, fx? X H Mya. f,, MM. , e ,: iid ow ' , rl , 4 'X J' ' f M5 U f if ff f :L 2 I 2,1 ,wk y 'E b MM, W-mf V, A .b A.1.,A, .V., .- - ..,L.,,,,... fs f? 3 ?: - 69 1 , I. II If' -s 2 I I I I Q ABOVE: Glenn Giesel soars to new heights in the pole vault. ABOVE RIGHT: The strain of the broad jump is seen in Jim Gelaro's face. RIGHT: Kevin Ferguson competes in the high jump. OPPOSITE TOP: Track Team FRONT ROW: Kirk Wessler, Tony Brocato, Al Smith, Kenny Feld, Brian Emmerick, Brian Batzer, Lance Baumann. SECOND ROW: Rich Davis, Frank Leonard, Greg Zara, Steve Ivey, Jerry McMahon, Jim Winfield, Mike Monaghan, Rick Papillo, Billy Graba. THIRD ROW: Coach Jake Schoof, Jim Potter, Tom Wright, Glenn Giesel, Kim Brokaw, Rick Smathers, Mike McGovern, Kevin Ferguson, Jim Gelaro, Bob Cook, Mike .Libbee, Tim Thornton. FAR RIGHT: Kim Brokaw leaps over the high hurdles. Ln-ff ul lhl.-.l14.r 4? ' 5 my h. ' Track The Bradley track team finished the season with an outdoor dual meet record of 1-3 and placed sixth inthe Missouri Valley Conference. Several records were set by individual members ofthe team. Steve lvey set an Illinois Nlemorial Stadium record in the javelin throw in the lllini Classic. School records were set by Al Smith in the mile run, .lim Winfield in the 6-mile run and Jerry lVlclVlahon in the shot put. Soccer The Bradley Soccer Club, under Coach Vic Reed, took a young team this year and threw it out to competition. It returned with a 3-7-1- record. Its regular season slate included victories over Aurora, Muscatine Community College and lllinois State, and a tie with Rockford. The season was highlighted by the 7-O conquest of Muscatine, which came before a large Dads Day crowd. The soccer Braves finished third of four teams in the Illinois State Soccer Tournament, ahead of ISU. Outstanding players were President Lucien Klejbuk. the cIub's leading scorer. and Jorge Bustamente. RIGHT: Cameron Ferguson uses his body as a shield against his opponent. BELOW: Tom Cauthen uses his head. I in il' IN --3 L-ff 1, .2 T. al gg! M aa Q1 TOP Soccer Club FRONT ROW: Roberto Antezana, Cliff Gault, Babatu- nie Joshua, Glenn Zika, Terry Perkins. SECOND ROW: Marc Nelson, Cameron Ferguson, Oleg Wasynczuk, Raul Ramirez, Alvaro Solari, Coach Vic Reed. THIRD ROW: Camillo Tellez, Mike Schrock, Lucien Klejbuk, Valentine Martis, Tom Cauthen. LEFT: Club President Lucien Klejbuk battles for possession. ABOVE: Babatunie Joshua puts his best foot forward. Cross Country The Bradley cross country team received its first losing record since 1969 by finishing the 1974 season with a dual meet record of 5-6. The Harriers finished third in the l-luskie Invitational, fourth in the Missouri Valley Meet and ninth in the Illinois Intercollegiate Meet. Coach Schoof has begun to fill the gaps which will be left by Al Smith and Jim Winfield. The teams outstanding freshmen were Jim Forster and Mike Freeman. X i Q I ,. Q r S ilk, hwik Z'-'X 2 ftp, 5 f .1 '- ' B52 1 W Qi- I Q If - Arn , P, Vi ' .Rx 1 f .N W X f , XR ' 2 xi? K Q . QM im, M Q X K I3- 1 r 4. Q f' . ' ..' Q5 Q M' ' QR NIH 0 u ! v. W .1 ,, 'Y J 1 4 9 '1- 'JH BR 4v4ff X 'Q inn Xia CE 2?72?gf 52324 Q ? 5 P? One of the added features of seeing a Bradley basketball of a tension-packed game. is the cheerleaders. Bradley's game is the performance of These girls also serve as cheerleaders have madea the Meri-n-ettes. Their dance usnerettes before the concentrated effort to urge routines to contemporary music basketball games. the fans to Cheer on the provide some entertaining Every team needs the support Braves. To the team, a little moral relief to ease the atmosphere of theirfans and the catalyst support meansa lot. f MQ ABOVE Meri-N-Ettes: Monica Rose, Joann Luzetti, Michelle Pitman, Louise Brown, Cin- dy Rudar, Cheryl Wilson, Sue Bruce, Kay Mangan, Linda Swedland, Melodee Walter- nos, Alice Karmasin, Val Hughes. ABOVE LEFT Meri-N-Ettes: Denise Brown, Leslie Stefhan, Diane Parke, Lorreen Gaydos, Patty Cains, Carol Braswell, Rhonda Trotter, Ro- zlyn Brown, Lori Covert, Kari Yedtman, Anga Ferguson, Judy Moore. FAR LEFT Cheerlead- ers FRONT ROW: Debbie Dailey. SECOND ROW: Ken Otey, Dan Lopez, Art Barrows. THIRD ROW: Jon Robinson, Maribeth Fritz, Lynn Jalovec, Connie Rau, Denise Satorius, Jon Williams. FOURTH ROW: Linda Thomas, Karen Leininger, Jackie McLean, Nancy Kim- pling. FIFTH ROW: Sally Wilson. LEFT: Cheer- leaders show their pleasure-filled spirit after the Braves score again. Hockey wi, M A Gffl' rl -qnrs , -'- 4 'wuuv-5.5-lr -.. 'l. WW Xxx? N KC 323123-QQ'-' 5 X-X x L s XX!-Q' vft K-.xnxx xx w The Hockey Club, operating on a budget cut for the fourth time in four years, saw a reduction in scheduling and players this year. The schedule was cut from 32 games to 22, and practice was cut from three times to once a week. Injuries hampered the Braves' performance. Bruce Becker played with a separated shoulder, Ted Greenlees was out for a time with two sprained ankles, and Jeff Rothstein had stomach surgery. Increased support forthe team brought benefits to the fans. The club sponsored buses to home gamesfrom campus. and several games were broadcast on WCBU, Bradley's radio station. Hockey Club FRONT ROW: Mike Messuck, Paul Gaudette, Mike Kerouac, Kevin Poling, Bob Lockerbie, Dan Todd. SECOND ROW: Steve Kay, Steve Fuglsang, Tom McFeely, Ted Greenlees, Jim Neader, Curt Gibson, Wayne Ekland, Roger Perry, Bruce Becker. Tennis The Bradley Netrnen finished fifth inthe Missouri Valley Conference Meet in Denton. Texas, after losing some close matches. The Netrnen lost only one man, Chris Peerless, from last year's team. With fourfreshrnen joining the team, prospects for a winning season this spring are bright. RIGHT: Brad Riley moves into position to re- turn the shot of his opponent. BELOW Tennis Team FRONT ROW1 Jay Morgan, Alan Goep- pinger. SECOND ROW: Chris Peerless, Brad Riley, Don Harris, Coach Tom Coker. Q lT J-Iv fn , cl xl 8 T1 QS Golf The Bradley golf team competed in only one dual match duringthe 1974 season, but finished with a 1-O record. The team played in five tournaments. lt made its best finish by placing fourth in the IVlaclVlurray Invitational. ABOVE Golf Team FRONT ROW: Cal Meister, Pat McFate, Jerry Young. SECOND ROW: Coach Jim Spink, Warren Molitor, Don Pat- ton, Mick Alberti, Tom Ambroschl LEFT: War- ren Molitor is a study of concentration at the top of his backswing. Wrestling The Bradley wrestling club isthe only university intercollegiate athletic organization coached by a student, John Fabecich. Fabecich organized the club in 1972 after Bradley had been without wrestling for 12 seasons. Funding became a problem for the club this year and only six matches were scheduled. This year, the wrestling club had three home meets on its nevvly purchased mat. Only three wrestlers, Fabecich, Freddie Higgins and Dennis Godar, returned from last year. ABOVE Wrestling Club FRONT ROW: John Fabecich, Dennis Godar, Byron Ishima, Fred- die Higgins, Dale Colby, Tom Brosowske. SECOND ROW: AI Colby, Roger Smiley, Rich Acosta, Jim Santostefano, Lance Jubelt. RIGHT: John Fabecich grits his teeth in deter- mination trying to break out of a hold. ' 'L .., V 1 - - , .I 7 . D Y sf r up , X r 5-....-we lt J x 'UP' DQR 1 wi Q7 Bowlin ABOVE Men's Bowling Team FRONT ROW: Tom Masseth, Sandy Zeitchick, Gary Hum- phrey, Steve Ruggiero. SECOND ROW: Mike Chapman, Dave McEllin, Cary Behrendt, Mike Hogan, Craig Behrendt, THIRD ROW: Lex Uni- tis, Gary Kessler, Doug Williams. LEFT Wom- en's Bowling Team FRONT ROW: Robin Laza- rus, Robin Pasick. SECOND ROW: Valerie Tervola, Adrienne Leschewski, Carrie Rey- nolds. THIRD ROW: Sherry Mueller, Dorothy Savittieri, Elsie Jefferson. Sf' as Swimming Brad Iey's 1974- 1975 Swim Team has been called the strongest team the school has ever had. After its first two meets ofthe season, nine school records were broken. As of press time, Scott Nlinnick held two and Ed Siggelko held three. The team holds its regular practices in Central Park Pool. K' N 0 ' ,Q xv 1 , ' vb. 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I - .X f 4' V, vdvimdfea-:ck mf A I 4 1974 BASEBALL Arkansas State Arkansas State Arkansas State Christian Brothers Delta State Delta State Delta State Memphis State Memphis State Illinois Wesleyan St. Louis St. Louis Illinois State Illinois State Illinois State Notre Dame Notre Dame Eastern Illinois Eastern Illinois Northern Illinois Northern Illinois Western Illinois Western Illinois Western Illinois North Central Drake Drake Drake Drake Western Illinois Missouri lSt. Louis Southern lEdwardsvilIeI Christian Brothers BU SOCCER 1 Western Illinois 2 MacMurray 2 Rockford 6 Muscatine Community College O MacMurray 3 Aurora 0 Illinois State 0 Southern Illinois IEdwardsvillel 2 Illinois State 0 Southern Illinois lCarbondaIel 0 Springfield BU 307 336 336 316 305 305 333 377 377 479 388 GOLF Delta State New Orleans Tulane Southern Mississippi New Orleans Nicholls State Memphis State Illinois Wesleyan Millikin Knox Lincoln Land 310 303 307 293 295 298 306 394 401 483 396 BU 3406 3399 3517 2978 2891 2815 MEN'S BOWLING Western Illinois Monmouth Northern Illinois WOMEN'S BOWLING Western Illinois Monmouth Northern Illinois 3515 3061 3435 3172 2548 3043 BU 42 26 39 30 50 29 17 32 22 25 24 CROSS COUNTRY Augustana Valparaiso Illinois State Southern IEdwardsvilIeI Eastern Illinois Northern Illinois Knox Western Illinois Chicago Wheaton Loyola 16 31 18 27 15 26 46 25 34 31 35 1974 TENNIS Indiana State Wabash Wisconsin l0shkoshl Augustana Illinois Gustavus Adolphus Illinois State DePaul Wisconsin lOshkoshJ Augustana St. Ambrose Eastern Illinois Lake Forest Illinois lChicago7 Illinois Benedictine Western Illinois Knox Monmouth HOCKEY Eastern Illinois Loyola Illinois State Western Illinois Eastern Illinois University of Illinois Junior Blades Chicago State Northeastern Illinois Lewis University Illinois State Junior Blades Eastern Illinois Northeastern Illinois Western Illinois Beloit Knox Knox Marquette Drake Illinois Institute of Technology Elmhurst Marquette Graceland WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL BU 11 8. 4 Illinois Central 15 8. 15 12 8: 5 Illinois State 15 81 15 1 8. 1 Western Illinois 15 8g 15 15 8. 15 Monmouth 3 8. 11 14 8. 14 Illinois Wesleyan 16 8. 15 14, 15 8. 2 Illinois State 16, 12 8. 15 15 8. 8 Illinois Wesleyan 17 8- 15 15, 13 81 6 Illinois Wesleyan 7, 15 8. 15 15 8t 15 Danville 121 8 84 0 6, 15 81 11 Danville Ill 15, 10 8t 15 15 81 15 Danville 127 3 81 4 3, 16 8: 15 Western Illinois 15, 14 8. 10 3, 16 81 10 Danville 15, 14 8: 15 3 8. 13 Illinois State 15 81 15 15,5 8t 10 Illinois Central 6, 15 8: 15 10, 15 81 8 Illinois Central 15, 8 84 15 1974 TRACK BU 109 1f2 St. Ambrose 36 Knox 35 112 22 Eastern Illinois 80 Illinois State 60 Loras 23 99 Southern Illinois 46 lEdwardsviIleJ 72 Augustana 73 62 Western Illinois 83 56 Northern Illinois 89 BU 76 93 77 123 88 74 73 87 80 106 88 64 74 76 65 91 76 66 95 92 73 75 78 75 54 78 BASKETBALL Illinois Wesleyan Iowa State Kent State Wheaton Loyola IIILI St. Louis Washington lSeattlel Brigham Young 100 Louisville Illinois State Wichita State North Texas New Mexico State Creighton Louisville Tulsa Wichita State Drake North Texas State Tulsa Drake Detroit West Texas State West Texas State New Mexico State St. Louis Greek sports Athletics play an important part of fraternity life as each house vies for the coveted all-sports trophy. Competition is provided in football, basketball, softball, volleyball, golf and tennis. The longtradition of Greek sports is carried on every weekend in Hewitt Hall or Bradley Park. RIGHT: Alpha Epsilon Piand Pi Kappa Alpha battle for possession as the jumpball starts their game. FAR RIGHT: Despite a hard rush, Sigma Alpha Epsilon's quarterback gets off a pass. BELOW RIGHT1 A strong throwing arm is an essential for any serious baseball player. BELOW: A Sigma Nu volleyball player goes down on his knees to set up a shot for his teammate. T1-X A.. 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LEFT: The runnlng back carnes the ball across the faeld fol- lowed closely by the linebacker i 4-i vga' ,,,- - f L, ' .AQT 2.5, V, v.,,- -LSE?-, Gn-.l. Y -A - 'i' A-r- -i' , -4.. 3, -- s ,.,,' ' .V ' K ' -liz-A '- O.C.S.A. Sports Students who do not belong to dorm or fraternity teams can compete in athletics on one of several independent sports teams. Theteams collectively form part of the Off-Campus Students Association fO.S.C.A.l. The teams compete in football, basketball and baseball. Thefootball championship in the league was vvon by the Independent Students Association ql.S.A.l. ABOVE: A member of I.S.A. - all alone on the field - tries to carry the ball to a touchdown. ABOVE RIGHT: An attempt to gain yards is thwarted by the opposing team, and the ref- eree runs toward the action. FAR RIGHT: Members of O.C.S.A. teams compete in Hew- itt Hall or the Fieldhouse. RIGHT: The offense goes up for a shot, but finds his attempt made harder by the defensive team. A75 xl' yo.. -. 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The students using these facilities are not vying for conference championships ortitles butaretryingto achieve an individual satisfaction or accomplish- ment. That is sometimes difficult to come by, but the games area is still a great place for recreation. Z f-L- H- 1.,, I fsayfg-5 ':. .-.f ,- .,'. Gif fif- w------M--- 'r Q M gs 376 Aquadettes The Aquadettes, a women's synchronized swimming group, perform at school functions such as lVlom's Day and participate in competition. The swimmers learn to control their bodies in order to forrn intricate designs and patterns on the surface ofthe water. , 111 :5','1t,gw -1 fuzz: :,,':v:'f- --- ' vw- .-- --f- Y, Y . V. N '. fgwfgr - ,,-EQ 'hugel- TOP: Muscle control, concentration and co- operation among the Aquadettes help them make stationary patterns in Hewitt's pool. 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S Heitz Staff Dave Levine Claire Manning Nancy Glick Dave Van Gorder Dave Line Jim Sulkowski S 4 fx Il I2 I0 7 3 9 5 10 Lovelace-Sisson Staff Mark Tomczak Michael Demianiuk Modesto Senra Daryl Bear Tim Lynch Jeff Kennedy Torn Wendle Barbara Charles Randy Worcester Mike Weller Bob Arthur Jeff Milligan Michael Johnson Olga Gonzalez Dana Watts Michaelle McGhee Janice Tucker 9 . B YO ll Dorm Staffs Harper-Wyckoff Staff Cnnsty Cnrnela Matt DeLorenzo Kasey Reed Jeannne Peterson Jerry Axel Denise Louther Tommy Whuttler Roberta Montalto Stephen Paxson Maxnne Isert Jody Kramer Andy Frano Mike Connor Mnke Reagen Scott Jordan DennusTornpkuns Gary Boyer Ron Smaldone ll I2 I3 I4 IS 8 I6 '7 vs 9 I0 3 5 4 6 7 1 2 --3-Q, 1 -Y b 3253 'j . ,, ,ff-41-3 Canine UNL! .- ' 19.4, . I2 10 ii U ,S 6 7 i A 5 7 B 2 3 9 i University Hall Staff 1 Edye McGhee Celine Rempala Phyllis Stern Maureen Brooks Alice Karmasin Diane Saelens Debbie Brayton Chris King Alice Brynes Jill Bowens Rochelle Owens Pam Peterson Barb Ming Karen Whitschorek Colleen Feeney Laurel Taylor Denise Adams Pat Dempsey Williams Hall Staff 1, Elaine Leipziger 2. Carol Blosser 3. Val Hughes 4. Lance Holder 5. JulieGritton 9 7 4 I 2 Randal Connour Al Turner Mary Jane Lilly Maggie Furrie Steve Zaleski 6 3 GGISEIT Dorm Council Wanda Orriola Bob Behrens Judy Burris Robin Kagan Sue Slmonson Ed Mack Paul Berberet Ross Isnuma Rick Zver Bull Rotenberry Donna Pant Don Tosby Dave Mlcnals Howle Golub The Doc V Y 1 ,fi f v 1 if Lovelace-Sisson Dorm Council 1.WaIterZakahi 2. Ron Dzledziula 3. Jerry Verbout 4. John Be-Illsarlo 5. 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Lisa Schmidt Heltz Dorm Council Evelyn Farrls Maxine Edwards Leslie Allen Tom Hendryx Dlane McKlnney Scott Rovvader Melvin Cloyd Dan Backlund Jeff Wohead Mark Norrls Lloyd Murphy Don Gordon Erlc Budowsl-sl Dorm Councils F 13 6 2 - ff -ff -rv F' rlqf' ff' V .,l','L1i-'Ev-If-lf ? f.1 ' L v . X , I-1 , 14,1 A ,VZ Q fx- 'f -'Q ' ' 1-ff. W1 .-'f- -Q-, r i-mtmg '5 ,fe -! 1L'?lrFf:J: '.'-tar, '44 Williams Hall Dorm Council 1, Stu Somlar 2. JuIieGritton 3. Ramona Camarata 4. Janice Michelson 5, MaryJane Lilly 6. James Kenny 7. Tom Barkley 8. 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Jim Zoffinger Z Phi Beta Si ma Leroy Cole Burnell Dixon II Randolph Hamilton Keith Brooks Nate Watson Nathannel Horn Chris Pittman Gregory Brown David Driver Kent Porndexter Edward Jernagan n f q... if ,. 3 I' 31 vs' .,-. xxx V' WT , , , --qi, Niki x .1, Y ..'fxf, A i H. ,,- . Sy: a,- i ! 2 l , . . I . i ' i V , 1 . MW V 'xvlsfl-,rx Si ma Phi Epsilon Lance Firnsin Dan Todd Dennis Caldwell Steve Haines Kurt Miller Kevin Poling Tom Mayer John Latgen Tom Bono Tom Sullivan Howie Needelman Ray Johnson John Lucki Craig Smith Pat Weber Tim Crowe Mike Locascio Bill Davis Marty Wozniak Rick McEIvaine Chuck Brynelsen Evan Luck Marv Johnson Dean Lowe Rich Royster GregGorski Chris Peterson Mike Zaccheo Dave Schiller Fred Marks Bruce Brooks Dave Musselman Tom Mullady Jim Waichunas Mike Haines Jim Conklin John Reyns Ken Ainger Mike Romero Mick Rissman Bob Brooks Butch St. John Rich Todd 33 39 Joi ' 'fs .1 S Jim Stauner Mark Belokon Steve Glaser Jay Pickens Dr. Thomas Pucelik Rho Rho Rho 1 l . i I L n 5 I S i 4 ! i i i F A M 1, 1, ,Q u 5 I A V I I s I 5 z X 1 I 0 L w 1 l Q.. 1 I Q 5 X E 1 -X 4 J J i QL, NX YY- 3 N 'wb 1 , YNY lf i 1 A f ii 1 2 4 , gk ll if L, 5 '51 l X' ' gif Senate, as a representation of student thought, places emphasis primarily on student services. Independent Students Association is a social and athletic organization for unaffiliated Bradley students, without the added duties, expense and pledging activities of the Greek system. Associated Women Students is an organization for all Bradley women. This year AWS held human sexuality seminars. self-defense seminars. Career Week and Self Awareness Week. 176 ' s 041' ,xgj-2 EAN G -0 g 7 - ' ' at x . 'J Q, 'ag' . ...ki t,'y,'7H'S5'fp in f' ' X 1 1 . s f,'Hv- 1.3:- X-x f , ABOVE LEFT Senate FRONT ROW: Steve An- astase. SECOND ROW: Sue Daugherty, Nancy Nicholson, Deb McConnell, Cheryl Wagner, Susan Kaplan, Paula Rich, Sharon Robbins, Donna Pait, Jeff Majerowicz. THIRD ROW: Frank Leonard, Mitch Brandt, Jay Pickens, Ed Mack, Jeff Wright, Mark Belokon, Geoffrey Brookman, Howard Golub, Jeffrey Lisabeth, Janice Michelsen, Nick Alberti, Kim Stauner. FOURTH ROW: David Marshall, Bob Pozna- novich, Jack Meyer, Lloyd Murphy, Kevin Carroll, Rick Travis, Dave Urbaniak, Laura Schelly, Chris Brannan, Jack Germany, Jim Bannon, Robert Dixon. ABOVE Independent Students Association FRONT ROW: Jim Stau- ner, Mutz. SECOND ROW: Tom Jarm, Ira Hare, J. Pienkos, Bob Latsetter, Marian Dan- iels. THIRD ROW: Howie Meiseles, Dale Hack- er, Marie Saul, Trish Shaw, Alison Kirschner, Marybeth Genis. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Tompkins, Hank Beaty, Mike Reagan, Dave Fahrenkamp, Maribeth Fritz, Andy Frano, Lee Binz, Mark Eckhardt, Mike Deutsch. LEFT Associated Women Students FRONT ROW: Terri Bell, Wendy Reiter, Amy Wilson. SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. Jean Miller, Nancy Dodder, Claire Manning, Deborah Brayton, Marie Saul, Linda Van Ornum. THIRD ROW: Janice Goldie, Carol Phillips, Ann Baer, Linda Trei- ber, Sharon Golden, Diane Stulken, Diane Levy. FAR LEFT Senate Officers Steve Witten- born, Anne Edwards, Phil Pritzker, Kevin Tilton. 'l77 BELOW Lecture Arts Linda Paul, .Ioe Mikrut Bill Hoare, David Thompson, Lu Woodworth Bob Olen, Bobbie Applegate, Monkey RIGHT Student Center Board FRONT ROW Bobbie Applegate. SECOND ROW: Beata Rie dlmayer, Kenna Grubb, Tom McLaughlin THIRD ROW: Joe McJohn, Chuck Shepler Melissa Sauter, Amy Novak, Ray Leber. 'f mrimrw rw Qfgyrwrwm mmmmmq Wayne Baker Carla White Pete Odon Jim White Ron Cardas Anita Pavliak Janice Michelson Ed Siggelko Ed Alley Julie Rienhart Kathy Hubbard Tom Ochs Mike Callahan Mary-Lou Bukar Maggie Furrie Chris King Sue Wice Steve Comeau Sigma Omicron Beta 1 65 34 37 41 2 36 as 39 43 44 45 46 3 ao 47 4 G5 , 5 6 nm Q Q GJ g Ron Smaldone 9 10 m 11 1 5 12 FX 3 4 7 B 13 6 QT 14 15 16 FN FA 17 47 Lecture Arts is an independent organization which provides educational and entertaining performances and lectures for Bradley students and Peoria citizens. This year's presentations included Gove, Gene Rodden berry, Keith Berger, and Edmunds and Curley. Student Center Board also provides entertainment forthe Bradley campus. Weekend movies, all-nighters, jams, and travel programs were among sponsored programs. Sigma Omicron Beta, despite their Greek letters, is not a real fraternity. It is just people gettingtogether for the good times. They are active in many off- campus sports. Pam Van de Hout Bob Wagner Mack Budzowski Carol Blosser Rich Chelminski en Sarah Clark Elaine Bottari Al Turner Steve Siet Dave Haussler Scott Minnick Linda White Tom Scotese Rich Olson Marty Lieberman Tony Calanca Janet Dixon Peter Grau Anna Lee Ken Gauthier Cyndi Safstrom Roy Whalen Denise Rothstein Leanne Korsmeye Mike Ernt Rick Williams Jeff Zientek Sue-Boo White Barfy Slgglesmith l' Newman Staff Tom Krieshok Sr. Rachel Bergschneider Fr. Patrick Collins Newman Council Jim Kenny John Fineran Claire Manning Patty Hanlon Dee Welsh Bob Welsh Barb Rohrer Hugh Rohrer Mike Kenny The Newman Community is an organization of Catholic persons on campus. This past year they sponsored the coffee house in Williams and the refugee center in Williams cafeteria during exams. Most of the people of Newman come together at the liturgy on Saturday or Sunday. Bradley Hillel is an organization dedicated to extending the scope of the Jewish concept and idea to the Bradley student. They have a house on campus and schedule cultural and social events. Students' International Meditation Society is an organization whose regular practice of transcendental meditation insures the harmonious and balanced development of body, mind and heart. ABOVE Hillel FRONT ROW: Don Novey, Linda Green, Briana Novak, Carol Rubenfeld, Carol Levinson. SECOND ROW: Alfred Katz, Donald Brandt, Roy Ginsberg, Debra Colby, Larry Rose, Irving Kahn. LEFT Students' Interna- tional Meditation Society FRONT ROW: Caro- lyn Reid, Sharon Jones, Bogdan Wrzesinski, Bill Arras, Kevin Donoghue, Joel Rolnick, H. K. Stefan. SECOND ROW: Doug Lueken, Wil- Iiam Drollinger, Howard Guller, Theodore Zapel, Bob Muenchen, Scott Bell. Alpha Phi Omega is a national fraternity based on leadership, friendship and service. It conducts an active service program throughout the year with projects such as a St. Jude benefit, bike hike and canned food drive. The Admission Aide Program is a student originated and run organization whose purpose is to host prospective students visiting the campus overnight. They act as hosts and hostesses at Mom's Day and Dad's Day and organize the fall and spring weekends when a large number of high school seniors come to campus. Hospitality Core, in its second year of existence, is a volunteer organization of predominantly freshman who also help host prospective students. The program is administered by the Admission Aides. Alpha Phi Omega 1. Debra Luzietti 2. Sherry Mueller 3. Rosemary Keating 4. Gayle Haman 5. Vicki Friedman 6. Steve Nicol 7. Briana Novak 8. Anne Zinger 9. Yuri Wellington 10. Aleece Lurie 11. Danette Gerry 12. ElaineTishler 13. CheriWiseheart 14. Nancy Erickson 15. Barb Peterson 16. Patty Yoder 17. Jim Wehrli 18. Patti Smith 19. SueWatkins 20. Mike Kretzer 21. Beth Wolf 22. John Kuderka 23. Jim Frederick 24. Geoff Brookman 25. Jeanie Snoke 26. Keith Lenz 27. Julie Aden 28. Tom McLaughlin 29. Jim Stuttle 30. Mark Steinsdorfer 31. Loreen Gaydos 32. Tom Zinger 33. BilIWelch 34. Joanne Luzietti 35. Jack Kimmelman 36. Larry Rose S 29 30 3' 32 33 34 35 36 180 Q '11 ABOVE Hospitality Core FRONT ROW: Cindy Dandurand, Kathy Evans, Linda Foster, Shar- on Morrissey, Nancy Diettrich, Penny Marsa- Ia. SECOND ROW: Maryann Sullivan, Pam Dunn, Mary Beth Ebener, Sue Sugar, Laura Shlaferman, Debra Keyes, Judy Gentile, Col- leen Clarke. THIRD ROW: James Madsen, Jeannie Ciuffini, Debbie Bernhard, Dorothy Nugent, Ellen Harrington, Laura Paxson, Lynne Jalovec, Susan Ash. LEFT Admission Aides Jim Mueller, Carla Jones, Ginger Con- ley, Sarah Owens, Director Lyndi Kramer, Cindy Janota. i 5 ' . val C? .N- X. International Students Organization helps foreign students adjust to living in the United States. By providing information about America, the group tries to promote unity despite cultural differences. International Affairs Organization is open to all students having an interest in international affairs. lt gives members a greater understanding of international relations through speakers, discussions and a special library. The members of Construction Club are people enrolled in the construction curriculum. The club's purpose is to develop leadership, to prepare students to make an intelligent career choice and to gain a better understanding of the industry and its relationship to their future. S? ao 24 32 I9 22 is 20 26 28 3' 17 is 29 23 27 I3 25 12 14 7 ii 6 8 9 io , 2 3 4 5 International Students Organization Yemi Faleti 12 Chung-Chuan Cheng Kaueh Khatir Tony Lopez 13 Jorge Bustamante Wayne Baker Sue Nlahsman Ron Lorentzen Harshad Shah Noor Hussein Mirza Delia Kong Colleen Flynn Fong Tsien Debbie Landre Gary Ernelle 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Indra Ramli Pravin Vora Alicia Woods Alvaro Solari Briseida DeLeon Valentine Martis Mariam Rahman Ana Lee Ghassan Wakim Fran Spinillo Sherry Panahi Mina Douraghi Darlene Felton Cindy Place Behrooz Rahbar Duraid Al-Naif Camillo Tellez LEFT International Affairs Organization FRONT ROW: Bill Roberts, Marina Haven- stein, Colleen Flynn, Beata Riedlmayer, Areea Malone. SECOND ROW: Tony Lopez, Jeff Hallock, Ron Lorentzen, Douglas Cran- cer, Thomas Kirschbaum. THIRD ROW: Yemi Faleti, Mike McClintock, Roy Ginsberg, Lance Jubelt, G. Michael Burns. BELOW Construc- tion Club: Mark Kotlick, Mack Budzowski, Greg Staat, Felipe Salazar, Walter Lempicki, Steve Comeau, Terry Frigo, John Ohl, Chuck Parrish, Judith Coussens, Eugene Rebholz. 1..- R ABOVE Zeta Phi Beta FRONT ROW: Wanetta Newman, Karen Merrill, Linda Hopkins, M. Faye Grady, Beverly Johnson, Cheryl Barner. SECOND ROW: Denise Brown, Deirdre Allen, Gilda Brame, Ruby Sterling. UPPER RIGHT Omega Psi Phi FRONT ROW: Michael Archer, David Walton, Larry Wilson, Brook Ellis, Ger- ald Clark. SECOND ROW1 Sharon Morrow, Carl McDonald, Donnita Anderson, Janice Green, D. Mac, Toni White, Dawg, Henry L. Beaty, Valerie Gardner, Michael Davis, Harold Wilson. FAR RIGHT Sigma Gamma Rho: Rosie Loggin, Wanda Howell, Leslie Bell, Cheryl El- lis. RIGHT Delta Sigma Theta FRONT ROW: Rochelle Tolson. SECOND ROW: Doris Brown, LaBravia Jones. THIRD ROW: Adrienne Allen, Sharon Robbins, Diane Brooks. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl L. Morton, Cheryl Corley, Shar- on Johnson, Patsy Browder, Denise Hammond. 'Q Q Zeta Phi Beta sorority, Inc., is a service sorority chartered at Bradley in 1973. Its objectives are finer womanhood sisterly love and scholarship. Throughout the year they sponsored projects for the children from Friendship House. Omega Psi Phi is a service and social fraternity. It sponsored a canned food drive and fund raising activities for Africare which aides starving countries in Africa. Sigma Gamma Rho is a national civic and social sorority founded in 1922 whose purpose is community service for community progress. The members participated in the multiple sclerosis program and helped sponsor the Miss Black Teenage Illinois Pageant. Delta Sigma Theta, founded in 1913, is a public service sorority dedicated to the ideals of academic excellence, cultural enrichment and social welfare. . Operating Staff of the BSA, Black Studies Program and the BlackCulture House Student Coordinator S Secretary of Student Affairs Receptionists Mimeo Clerks and Typists S S Bookkeepers SS r..,. S SS Black Studies Receptionist S S S S S S S S House Organization and Maintenance S S S S Richard Scott Bobbie Wesbter S Edna Overton Rhonda Trotter S S S S Rory Allen David Walton S S Booker Miles Eric Buchanan Cheryl Morton S S S Carl Bowen Photographers S S S Cheryl Corley Darryl McKinney Artist S S S SSSSSS S S SSSSSSSS Fred Hall Tutoring Chairman S S S SSSS John Bernard Research and Business S S S SSSS Glenda Lewis Adviser S SSSSSSS S S S S S S Georgia Corley The purpose of the Scout, l3radley's weekly newspaper, is to entertain and inform students about events both on and off campus. But, most of all, the Scout provides something for students to do during Friday morning classes. Black students on the Bradley campus voluntarily participate in cultural functions on campus through the Black Student Alliance. The BSA acts as a steering committee to supply tutoring, information and counseling services. i TOP Scout Business Staff FRONT ROW: Business Manager John Baroni. SECOND ROW: Advertising Manager Dick Kuhn, Circulation Manager Maryann Palicka, Account Executive Mike Baroni. MIDDLE Scout Editorial Staff: Photo Editor Curt Wardelman, Editor Bob Marich, Managing Editor Ellen Kretsch, Editor Cathy Wein- rich, Sports Editor Jim Ruppert, Copy- Layout Editor Kathy Maiman. LEFT Scout Reporters FRONT ROW: Joe Dalfonso, Carol Levinson, Brad Davis, Lisa Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Adviser Dr. Paul Snider, Jane Koranek, Janice Michelsen, Maureen Ryan, Steve Stark. THIRD ROW: Laura Shlaferman, Matt DeLorenzo, Cindy Ru- dar, Diane Kulmala, Emerson Rapp, Jeff Wright. FS I Q Gamma Sigma Phi is a women's service sorority whose purpose is to serve the school and community. They work at campus events and sponsor projects for the underprivi- leged. Sigma Alpha Iota, a professional music sorority, promotes music around the university and Peoria area. The Student Supreme Court hears cases pertaining to infractions of university regulations and violations of students' rights. UPPER LEFT Gamma Sigma Phi FRONT ROW: Wendy Estrin, Lisa Benjamin, Deborah Dee Brayton, Jeanine Peterson, Janice Richard, Barbara Shintani. SECOND ROW: Rhoda Sacks, Celeste Gasior, Amy Jane Kaspar, Pa- tricia Furnace, Sarah Clark, Amy Wilson. THIRD ROW: Joan Dachenhausen, Susan Bastian, Bev Keith, Becky Joos, Leanne Kors- meyer, Mary-Alice Muraski, Peggy Merkel. LOWER LEFT Sigma Alpha Iota: Rosalee Pruett, Chris Von Behren, Sue Edwards, Sher- yl Solomon, Jean Reisinger, Debbie Harn, Patricia Moore, Marcia Jetton, Janice Kirkel, Morgan Budde, Camilla Russeil, Shannon Billings, Alison Voorhees. ABOVE Student Supreme Court Justices: Donna Gorzynski, Terry Locke, Jim Andreoni, Debra Luzietti, Kim Kelley, Wanda Howell. LEFT Student Supreme Court FRONT ROW: Janice Richard, Colleen Clarke. SECOND ROW: John Lamber- ti, Steve Glaser, Mark Belokon, Rich Rappold. THIRD ROW: Jeff Brookmam, Rich Travis, Mike Tague, Steve Witten born. The Campus Carnival Steering Committee heads Bradley's all-outcharity weekend. The carnival has donated over 525,000 in the past tour years to local charities. The carnival has become a community and campus tradition after 23 years of hard work by the steering committee and the entire student body. Publications Council is a body composed offive faculty and five students whose purpose is to supervise all student publications bearingthe name of or sponsored by the university. The council draws its authority from the university which serves asthe publisher. Q25 l i i l nl V clip Q-7 4 5 TOP Campus Carnival Steering Committee FRONT ROW Howard Needelman SECOND ROW Mike Kretzer Maureen Brooks Rona Keller Carol Blosser THIRD ROW Randy Zavertnik Edye McGhee Steve Nicol Debra Luzietti Gary Chesin Phyllis Stern BOTTOM Publications Council Kevin Teevan Dr Paul Snider Sam Wagner Matt DeLorenzo Dr Thomas Kent Kevin Carroll Dr Max Wessler Pat Burgess v The Bradley Chorale blends together 50 vocalists from all over the country. The Chorale's repertoire ranges from old to contemporary music. ln its first main performance of the year, the Bradley students presented a fall concert at St. Mary's Cathedral. Chorale is also featured at its annual spring tour which takes its members to all parts of the nation. This year the singers traveled to Washington D.C. and the preceding year to New Orleans. Chorale FRONT ROW: Director Dr. John Dav- is. SECOND ROW: Barbra Young, Laura Schelly, Ellen Byers, Sheila Davis, Joan Sachs, Debra Banks, Camilla Russell, Debbie Schramm, Yuri Wellington, Kathy Roberts, Denise Adams, Anita Camodeca. THIRD ROW: Rae Jean Perrine, Chris Von Behren, Kim Munson, Robyn Leslie, Ellen Harrington, Laura Luner, Mary Jane Lilly, Laura Morgan, Debbie Harn, Denysia Potesanos, Sheryl Sol- omon, Kris Moore. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Hubbard, Dayle Savage, Judy Hucker, John Davis, Karl Augspurger, Ken Ward, Dennis Mundon, Kin-Fun Wong, Pat Urbanus, Patti Moore, Marilyn Schuster. FIFTH ROW: Larry McKee, Tom Allen, Larry Bowie, Kent Poin- dexter, Brian Glaser, Kevin Maynor, James Craig, Hal Heckathorn, Paul Drake, Brad Owen, Mike Walsh, Rob Nickolson. Jazz Band 1. Director Don Perrilles 2. Wendy Eisenberg 3. Sheila Davis 4. Alison Voorhees 5. Rick Coates 6. Kenneth Greenberg 7. Robert Behrens 8. Jeffrey Brockelsby Michael Keys Louis Bacle Diane Ellis Jack Barr Andy Giarnrnalvo Ronald Peck Sandra Syfert Dean Capretti Douglas Coartney Jeffrey Layng Karl Bahnick Clifford Smith Mark Hanson Maurice Mestemacher Bill Silfies David Eppinger Edward Greene 00000 mmmmm DDDD0 hmmm 16 17 13 19 zo 21 22 23 0 GQ 2 3 4 5 6 fa ra ll I2 I3 I 0 WTO 61 3 4 66 69707 57 58 59 60 62 6 65 rwm 67 68 172 73 74 75 76 43 44 61-A65 37 38 52 53 54 55 EQ WNW 2 3 mmm mmm mmm HUGO 77 78 Gm izoj faoj V 45 46 k 3 3 iz-13 25 4 '5 '6 f20H21x f22,6:b Q 17 19 H I I 1 2 3 8 9 10 4 5 6 7 Concert Band 1. Diane Ellis 2. Gerard Malzone 3. MichaelChapman 4. Ronald Peck 5. James Roland , 6. Thomas Hallett 7. BruceCurrie 8. Bruce Lamb 9. Marilyn Schuster 10. Claudia Libman 11. Linda Noegel 12. Kenneth Kelley 13. Melody Mitcheltre 14. Jamel Nuckolls 15. Susan Hubbard 16. Robin Rush 17 Nancy Erickson 18. Richelle Radke 19. Lois Pellegrino 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 e 41 42 43 44 45 46 20. Marlene Mestemacher 21. Michael Murphy 22. Wayne Galasek 23. Shannon Billings 24. Frank Szorc 25. MichaelColeman 26. Tim Beranek 27. Karl Bahnick 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 Janice Kirkel Clifford Smith Lynn Forster Diane Renouf Sheila Davis Andy Giammalvo Jack Barr Tom Platt Douglas Coartney Jeffrey Layng Wendy Eisenberg Doris Frisse Susan Mertel Judy Slifko Alison Voorhees Michael Keys Jeffrey Brockelsby Assistant Director Donald Perrilles Director Harold Pottenger Jack Griffith Robert Larkin Edwin Jones Gary Kessler Sandra Syfert Gayle Johnson Ronald Barker Jeffrey Crohn Dean Capretti Jack Kimmelman Harry Harczak Karl Lindner Johnie Turner Gale Borkowski Jason Nelson Morgan Budde Roy Ginsberg Rosemary Keating Dawn Oselka Mark Hanson Maurice Mestemacher Edward Greene Thomas Banks Bill Silfies Michael Tague Terry Cravens Lee Heinz Terry Birley Gregory Kaleel Neil Nagler David Eppinger Louis Bacle Robert Britton Rick Coates Bradley University Band membership is open to all students in the university after audition. An active schedule of concerts and other appearances at campus, community and out-of-town events have included concert tours to St. Louis, the Kentucky Derby at Louisville, New Orleans and Canada. Organizations include the Concert Band, Symphonic Wind Ensemble, Concert Winds, the Jazz Band, Basketball Bands, concert ensembles, jazz ensembles and the Madrigal Dinner Brass Ensemble. RIGHT Air Force Detachment FIRST ROW: Edward Hartenbower, Bob Baer, Robert Brooks, Susan Welsh, Mary Anne Holler, Thomas Wright, Tim McCarthy, Tim Bennett, Jack Fearneyhough, Edward Mack, Edward Mathews, Keith Johnson, Mike Palella, Stuart Boxenbaum, Guy Winton, William Palmby, Carmen Maisonet, Antonio Lopez, Jim Ryan, Robert Norman, Jeffrey Hallock, David Pus- kedra, Randy Randolph, Christopher Gerber, Ruth Starks, Daniel Rust, Janice Richard, Lathal Ponder, Melody Pumper. SECOND ROW: Mark Rogers, Rodney Hendricks, Bruce Brooks. THIRD ROW: Luther Bowman, Dave Wiggers, Scott McBride, Thomas Anderson, Bob Caruso, Bill Riley, Charles Avinger, Dar- cy Etaugh, Jeff Brown, Leon Ploszaj, Dan Blazwich, Stephen Buckner, Timothy Corbitt, Bill McNeece, Gary Bals, Greg MacMinn, Alan Latta, Guy Dempsey. FOURTH ROW: Mark Magyar, Kent McGuire, Bob Solger, Wade Walden, Dana Rose, Richard Royster, Phil J f Ross, Michael Cleveland, Dan Foreman, John Piepenbrink, Mark Cluskey, John Kretzer, Stanley Eddleman, Thomas Thornton, Gary Norton, David Lasco. BELOW FAR RIGHT: At the AFROTC awards day on December 5, 1974, Leon Ploszaj was named the new corps commander. BELOW MIDDLE: Rodney Hin- richs and William Riley were presented the AFROTC Superior Performance Ribbon by Lt. Col. Thomas M. SIawson.BELOW Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight FRONT ROW: Daniel Blazwich, Scott McBride, Commander Robert Caruso, Jeff Brown, Rodney Hindrichs, Stuart Boxenbaun, William McNeece, Edward Mack, James Stauner. SECOND ROW: Mark Rogers, John Piepenbrink, Jeanine Peterson, John Kretzer, Dell Newkirk, Leon Ploszaj, Sandy Perry, Dave Lasco. Barb Runkel, Cindy Possley, Jack Fearneyhough, Kimberly Mun- son, Timothy McCarthy, Litta Zimmerman, Mary Muraski, Stanley Eddleman, Susan Welch, Mark Cluskey, Maryanne Holler. Arnold Air Society is an Air Force affiliated honorary service organization designed to maintain and motivate AFROTC cadets who have been in the program for at least one semester. They must pass a test and go through a pledge program. Angel Flight supports Arnold Air Society in all its functions to increase esprit de corps . It is open to all female individuals who go through a pledge program. It is a nation-wide organization present at all Air Force detach ments hosting Arnold Air Society. They hold national conclaves each year. This past year, it was held in Louisville, Kentucky. -.-J . -.f'.' . '.2.3fL.' - 1'- gg. -4 3 x l 1 V Phi Chi Theta is a professional fraternity for women in business whose purpose is to promote the cause of higher business education. They encourage fraternity and cooperation among wornen preparing for business careers. ABOVE Phi Chi Theta FRONT ROW: Kay Man- gan, Kathy Kreissl, Connie Jatczak, Vicki Arne, Christy Hewitt. SECOND ROW: Cindy Rudar, Linda Livingston, Rhonda Wahls, Lin- da Wolber, Susie Moore, Karen Lackinger, Mary Lou Bukar, Pat Carey. RIGHT Phi Chi Thetas Cindy Rudar and Kay Mangan stoop to decorate the Christmas tree in Baker Hall business office. .L X txt I we I 1 California SFTJQCSCT s..rQ TN -. f -4. -4 -w LEFT: The members of Alphi Phi Omega test- ed out the race cars before distributing them to Peoria children in the Toys for Tots pro- gram. BELOW: These 16th century waitress- es are really Gamma Sigma Phis and APO little sisters volunteering their services at the Madrigal Dinner. 'Ns sl if '1 ,I S lm as 'DN than ABOVE: Constance Hall is the scene of ar- duous practicing in preparation for recitals or music performances. ABOVE RIGHT: Members of Admissions Aides and Hospitali- ty Core present Bradley campus to prospec- tive students. RIGHT: Campus publications demand a great deal of behind-the-scenes work before presentation to the student body. 54, in J jf -I.,-rf--X ,f it zat. -KW? Sl I 1 1 1 Q 3 1 5222... S111 1 1 1 U 1 1 H! 11 '1 11 1 1 1 1 K , 1 1 1 K 1 1 1 1 KX ,dx 1v .X X1 X. xx X- X2 . Q! 13 17 ff-3 1 1 1 X 1 1x 1 ' X! QL Y-x A 1 xx 1 H, , XY 1 ,, 1 1 X xx . 1 ! I .X 1 XX f X , 1 1. ', X. 1 X 1 X! XXX yx gf 1 1 1 xx xx - , XX ' X X xx Z! lg' XX XJ x J f XX if f ff ff fl ff 'I X , , f !f f X I f f 1 fx ff f fy ff! ,f X ff K' 1 X 1 X, ff 1 1 1, 1 1 I1 1 ffx, 1 ,ig The president and his committee ti President's Committee: Vice President of ii M... ,- aa Q i Academic Affairs Geor e B Fer uson Presi ' g ' g v ' dent Martin G. Abegg, Vice President of De- velopment L. Victor Atchison, Vice President of Business Affairs Joseph F. Mele. WR. xxx Q .lv -5 as W H -WM 'Q if 75 -5 Q ff. if 3 Bradley President Martin G. Abegg Dr. Haussler dies after 24 years serving Bradley Dr. A. G. Haussler, twice acting president of Bradley University and one of its chief executive officers for the past 24 years, died Sept. 5, 1974, at St. Fran- cis Hospital in Peoria after suffering a heart attack. Dr. Haussler, 74, had been executive secretary of the university and director of deferred giving since 1968. Dr. A. G. Frenchie Haussler was indeed a legend in his own time and although Bradley University was one of the sources of this legend, it was also the beneficiary. The last 24 years of his life were spent at Bradley. and his every waking moment was dedicated to promoting and strengthening the university. During his years at Bradley. he was called upon to serve in a variety of administrative positions, and he responded with strong leadership. efficiency and dedication. As a high school teacher, coach, principal and superin- tendent, he had an opportunity to work with young people. and although he and his wife Helen had no children of .fi rg -..g 5 I' :fm , J -1, . ...... f' A ,XL their own. their legion of friends include many whom 'Frenchie' met, helped and guided duringtheir high school and college years. Over the past four years. I have had an opportunity to work closely with Frenchie on many of his development projects. and this included traveling with him to many parts of the country. To many alumni and friends of the university, he was Mr, Bradley and to those of us who had occasions to travel extensively for the university. the one person that was universally known. asked about and respected was Frenchie Haussler. University and was quietly proud and appreciative when the ground was broken for Haussler Hall, the univer- sity's new physical education facility. As the center of those activities programs which were an important part of his life, Haussler Hall will indeed be an appropriate memorial. He will be missed by everyone associated with the university and although the Book of Life has closed for Frenchie Haussler, his legend and his many. many significant accomplishments will live on for all of us to enjoy and appreciate. Dr. Martin G. Abegg President He was proud of Bradley Bradley University 3 BU faculty receive awards at Founder's Day Three outstanding awards were presented during Founder's Day ceremonies. The recipients ofthe 1974 awards were Dr. Gustav Olling, the Putnam Award for Excellence in Teaching: Dr. Romeo Garrett, the Nlergen Award for Public Service and Dr. Douglas Thorson, the Bradley University Award for Professional Excellence. The ceremony . was held on Tuesday, October 9, in the Robertson Memorial Fieldhouse. FAR LEFT: Dr. Douglas Thorson receiving the Award for Profession- al Excellence. LEFT: Dr. Gustav Oll- ing accepting Putnam Award for Excellence in Teaching. BELOW: Phil Pritzker, president of the Stu- dent Senate, speaking to the Foun- I .LL der's Day audience. --ij-K, , , 5.,'v. Eg rl ,i - , f , ' w H L N1 ff Q .YH n . , 5 A .. Q :il 1 -Y 4 Veg.: -if 4 s X Ds ,Q is 'TWP' ,' 1 Q VN x I was gf 'Zz' Q-fl in V. K- '15 , ? fn 1 . . 14 1 'lv -.- V , 4 fi Q. lv N ,. 'jd Ve, W-e' ig.: .Y xg 1 I 'F ' ',. if A - I .f.,.x A' .- qwf i A , 'j.lb'-'- 15 f by X N ,Q -2129 -'QLQ-'gpg fl: 'V J- y -0-I-A, I ' 'Q' ' I . .'.-. , 'W . , -A Jw . f 4 4 x 'vt 1 ' ,x 1 I 4. .Q if 'Q-.. sf- is' :Sf ssfxg F , K , up ,A is I. 'W ffm 'fy - . ' NA . - A- -' ., 1 5 f Y- QQ-,.-gg, .:a4, ' ' f..',,Yi- I l 1 V F ,ll Y f i . -- - Nf' Q . 2 1 .0 , 9 ' ' 'x ,iq 4 13 men with le. 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Langen, Cathy Keefer, Michael avid a,D .uc .2 Phi Eta Si ma Phi Eta Sigma FRONT ROW: Steven Car- twright, Martin Vlcek, Dwight Stock, Martin Gloff. SECOND ROW: Orville Nothdurft, Peter Odon, Michael Taylor, Greg McCoy, Brad Sumner, Terry Perkins, Karl Guttag, Gregg Grierson, John Carroll. Phi Eta Sigma is a honorary freshmen fraternity with emphasis placed primarily on scholarship. Eligibility is earned when the student receives a grade point average of 3.5 or above which must be maintained during the firstand second semesters. Freshmen men are able to become members, and can remain in the fraternity during their entire four years of college. Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Lambda Delta is a national honor sorority for freshmen women. Its members must have an overall gradepoint average of at least 3.5. The girls are formally initiated during a ceremony in either semester of their freshmen year. Membership is based solely on academics and not on activities. Alpha Lambda Delta FRONT ROW: Donna Horak, Denise Satorius, Debra McConnell, Chris VonBehren. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Lacquet, Elizabeth Folk, Cheri Paul, Loreen Gaydos. if Seniors . A ,., , ,,. . ,W . - f' l A 1 1' 1 1 H hr' Lynn Allardice Edward Alley Kimberly Allison Home Economics Biology Special Education Northport, N.Y. Burbank, Ill. Park Ridge, Ill. -x J' ' 1 ,W 5-v I i Richard Armstrong Kathleen Ashe Juanita Ashmore Criminal Justice Art Special Education Park Ridge, III, Glen Rock, N.J. Chicago, Ill. Y ,, rg i. Ralph Bailey Richard Baker Susan Bakiian Construction Biology German Peoria, lll. Rockford, Ill. Glenview, lll. C 'K 4 Candafle Baffli Randy Barton Donald Bauer Elementary ECll-ICSTIOVW Psychology Computer Science Betsy Althoff Elementary Education Mcl-lenry, Ill. sf' ' i' . it - ,N X X . iliififgx - . wi T'-JZ? -im! 5,1 .:5.,g-1.101.551 ia easiest L. -'fi9 .'i, i -' , wx ' ,g YJ .ye-L g .3 .Q L H s. -i fr- i:llPeQ.nr Richard Atterberry S peec h Pekin, Ill. 72 Michael Baldwin Marketing Oak Park. Ill. Bradley Beal Accounting l William Anderson . Mechanical Technology Peoria, Ill. Monica Avery French Wilmette, lll. Ig- gl N is - ill 1 -. A- T P' ' Donald Banas Criminal Justice8i Soc Peoria, lll. I 1 Bruce M. Becker Psychology Gary Anna Accounting Camden, N.Y. Cherie Bagley Psychology Danville, Ill. John J. Baroni Business Man. 8i Admin. Cicero, lll. Nancy Becker Liberal Arts East Peoria, Ill- vvoodliull. Ill. Bartonville. Ill. East Peoria, iii, Pittsburgh, Pa. Peoria, iii. Xe f 5' t 'ify 62 -'f Q 4 ix , 'X ' t it . , i Jane Beckway Kenneth Behr Special Education Marketing , Park Ridge, Ill. Hazel Crest, lll. l Tim Beranek Music Education Washington Park, lll. f., ,.., . ,.l, ,.,V Wm Sheryle Block Sociology Skokie, lll. Charlene Brackman , Biology i Chicago, lll. l . Julian Brown Business Man. 81 i Admin. Chicago, lll, l. David Bernhard Mathematics 81 Secondary Education Peoria, lll. CHQ Carol Blosser Mathematics Wheeling, lll, Alan Bradshaw Construction Beecher, lll. Susan Bruce Interior Design. Lake Bluff, lll, f X v Carol Belback Nursing Northlake, Ill. Renee Belanger International Studies Holmsted, O. Cynthia Berry Patricia Berry MedicalTechnology Art Pittsfield, Ill. Libertyville, lll. Robyn Borchardt Business Man. 84 Admin. Lombard, Ill. Margaret Boarini Secretarial Science McHenry, III. Denise Braggs Diane Brooks Special Education Sociology Chicago, Ill. Sterling, Va. ' fu 15.3535 ' , 'V , qqqlv if-. i v-Aj 'I I It ' .Q 1-i A 1 ' -' .1 ,1,.: ' .gg v ' V N-...,.,:f . 1 X iiiiitjlxrit . 'x William Bruketta Mark Bucey Civil Engineering Mechanical Design Table Grove, Ill. Stillman Valley,llI. 5 Av- - l ,gf I l Marian Bell Elementary Education Peoria, Ill. A .BEST II Q 4 JK .-Q'-,gf:'..Q 1 . if xi 'TTU' .:., '. , Y .i Michael J. Blachly Mechanical Engineering Washington, lll. Claudia Bordin Art Williamsville, N.Y. Matthew Broughton Business Man.8t Admin. Wauconda, lll. Robert Bullock Computer Science Glen Head, N.Y. f- 1--7 A., t - v Mark Belokon Political Science Lake Forest, lll, Janet Blair French Chicago, lll. Lynn Bowden Elementary Education Peoria, lll. Doris Brown Sociology Chicago, lll. Patricia Burgess English 81 Journalism Mount Prospect, Ill. - 52.12. , 4' , ' 1f:'?f3L1t. Le- V H4 K J: .M . gf if M ,. ?b f-rv :.,, if 5: 9:1 -'z' fu-7.11.5 , 1.1'.::,f::.-: . . W. ,y hi ... f -., my ,i an y.. .-1- . ... . , wr ,Q - . 5 - ,ff.f3'w,' ,NSI '-J' .1 1 'fu' .v,'f! ?LSf.,i - - . ,- 1-api' -1 . , ,. .. 11 ,., J, .,.,, , S4 if 'RFQ' .- X' bij- na IZ 4 Jn .. M f ywf .i,?J1,.,. ff- -5 22 if . s My H .A , i'iQ'.f1I'J',TTl'T I Richard Burritt Electrical Engineering Morton, lll. Karen Canter Psychology Cedar Falls, la. . + I Katrina Cathelyn Nursing Mineral, lll. i Deborah Chase Nursing Palatine, lll. Gary Chesin Marketing Chicago, Ill. A. 31 N '-l fix- Ellen Byers Psychology Chicago, lll. Gerrard Carlson Electrical Engineering Galesburg, lll. '10 Rita Chamberlain Speech Si Theatre. Psychology Omaha, Neb. . i i i , ,' ug 1. 1 .i it I .Mu 3: ' -3522. w .JY Laura Chase Elementary Education Peoria,llI. if , A Pb Christy Chmela Special Education Cicero, lll. -ef? Brian Cahill Raymond Caldwell Accounting Physical Education Tinley Park, Ill. Alton, lll. A 1341 Robert Carlstedt James Carter Business Man. Si Chemistry Admin. Galva, Ill, Arlington Heights, lll. I I Y 1 Romona Camarata Elementary Education Northbrook, lll. Steven Cartwright. Physics Ferguson, lll. -4 EVXMAY R is Michael Campbell Mechanical Engineering Rock Island, Ill. L l i l Renee Castillo Elementary Education ' Hometown, lll. I i I i l l 3 1? l l l l ' i James Churchman Business Man. 81 Admin. Montclaire, N.J. Rick Coates Music Peoria, Ill. John Connor Accounting Farmington, Ill. Jeffrey Crohn Special Education Hartsdale, N.Y. IQJWX v...-4-V Susan Clabots Nursing Deerfield, Ill. Q ' Www- ' Debra Cohen Elementary Educatior Morton Grove, lll. Randall Connour Business Man. 84 Admin. Ipava, Ill. ' Robert Crosby Mechanical Engineering Panama, N.Y. V i Susan Clark Physical Education Morton, lll. 1-. is w frj s . ff g X . K i' LeRoy Cole Accounting Chicago, lll. Theresa Corrigan Marketing Downers Grove, Ill. l JCL 'Wo Y 1 900' 'H 4 , Ba rba ra Crowe Home Economics Northlake, lll. Lynn D'Altorio Scott Daner Joyce Darrow Spanish Psychology Home Economics Baltimore, Md. Levittown, Pa. Alpine, N.J. William Clarke Journalism Port Washington, N.Y. Tina Coleman l Art Valley Stream, N.Y. Richard Creasy Construction Peoria, Ill. Charles A. Cullen Elementary Education Peoria, Ill. Larry DeBrock Economics Sheffield, lll. Roger Clayton Business Man. 84 Admin, Peoria, Ill. Stephen Comeau Construction Stamford, Conn. Rhonda Creinin Elementary Education Homewood, lll. ...2,'a. . aff: , 51 X N i l Jeanne M. Cunningham Home Economics Mount Prospect. Ill. Michael DeSeIm Civil Engineering Peoria, lll. ins ' 4 Mark Cluskey English Brimfield, Ill. -ag 1 'nf Wi 21 Douglas Conant History Passaic, N.J. 'Ya iiwq IA Robin Crocker Nursing Lacon, III. Wd' James Cwerenz Mechanical Technology Addison, Ill. .- ' 2 'G' i .5591 J Deborah Dimmick Psychology East Peoria, Ill. Jan Donnell Sociology Pontiac, lll. James Dwyer Chemistry Peoria, lll. Lawrence Ellen Beth Doobin Nursing Cedar Grove, N.J. if Mary Eames Liberal Arts Arlington Hts., lll. Dorie Elrod Marketing Elementary Educatioi Skokie, lll. Skokie, lll. Richard Everetts Business Education Washington, lll. S .V .,.. Edward Ewing Sociology Peoria, lll. John H. Fineran Electrical Engineering 81 Technology Chicago, lll. William Fiorino Political Science Chicago, lll. Andrew Drogin Liberal Arts Bayonne, N.J. .N am .1 4 ' Q W Y. fll -AW. R . Bvfttiii Stanley Eddleman Business Man. 81 Admin. Sparta, Ill. Thomas J. Elzey Economics Chicago. Ill. David Fahrenkamp Political Science Sunset Hills, Mo. Barbara Fleming Home Economics Peoria, lll. F as William Drollinger Kevin Duffy English Business Man. Sr Pittsburgh, Pa. Admin. Hinsdale, lll. William Dunnill Civil Engineering Carlyle, lll. Holly Edelman Donald Eggert Sociology Physics Louisville. Ky. Libertyville, lll. fl Gary Emelle Psychology New Orleans, La. William Engstrom Geology Evanston, lll. 9 Ci Lew Field Accounting Lincolnwood, lll. John Fasano Marketing Oak Lawn, lll. 6 l Brenda Fleming Colleen Flynn Nursing International Studies Brighton, lll. Chicago, Ill. Wendy Eisenberg Religious Studies Wilmette, lll. Michael Enk Environmental Biology Naperville, lll. ' W' fm! Roger Findley Business Man. 8. Admin. Chicago, Ill. g i .-'lr - H 1 1 '-, K I , yhieir.. A ' fiiiiiiz 5 h S :Huw - izcagig t. ll, :Lrg 71' if. X Stephen Focken Chemistry Peoria, Ill. ,r 3 live, .. J 51' ' VA it, 1 at Ronald Forbes Electrical Engineering 8i Technology Normal, lll. Lynnette Forster Dietetics Aurora, lll. Barbara Frackman Elementary Education 81 Sociology Milwaukee, Wis. William Garity Speech Jersey City, N.J. fi V, WW V K Mark Gillespie Business Man.8t Admin. Jacksonville, lll. Andrew Frano Dana Frye Christine Frymire Margaret Furrie Civil Engineering Business Home Economics Special Education Arvada, Colo. Aledo, lll. Pekin, lll. Springfield, lll- Kenneth Gauthier Janice Geiger Darren Gerry Joanne Gilbert Biology Home Economics History Geography Waukegan, Ill. Lisle, lll. Melrose, Mass, Lexington, Mass. fav Roy Ginsberg Steven Glasser Ann Marie Glecier Nancy Glick International Studies Psychology Music Special Education Dania, Fla. Rockville Centre, N,Y. Evergreen Park, III, University Hts., O. Walter Garbarczyk Biology Chicago, lll. Q 'WC the A 4 'V' X if 'V' X t , 1 Marcia Gillespie Nursing Jacksonville, lll. Frank Gogliotti Electrical Engineering Chicago, lll. W Sheree Gollay Psychology Morton Grove, Ill. I .fl ., ,I 'fi Howard Golub Political Science Skokie, lll. Charles Gottlieb Psychology Wallingford, Vt. I'- Peter Grau Marketing Montvale, N.J. Tom W. Hallett Accounting Blue Island, lll. I XA' -4 xf Kathleen A. Golob English Crest Hill, lll. Daniel Good Civil Engineering Kewanee, Ill. ' ef Q ' .ulggzbgt ' -'fy 5,4 wh: 'ff if. -tif. A ' e ' s ,- , A . .',, .i'r ':'i'-Wffllwg . it -,L Wi ' u 'f',o '92 ji -ul..- f'1 x x -' ,-- ., ' . A-.,-,',2, 3. A .' ' ' I 'A .1 T' YQ-Naam' ' 1- L Hans Grade Chemistry 81 German Rockford, Ill. .Lu ffafffg f ,,.f.- g.,f,, . r, F. 7, A ' .V -01 'ff' vf' 9. Pamela Greenberg Ann Greenfield Paul Grohsmeyer JoEllen Guido Thomas Guriyan Sociology Sociology Mechanical Technology Special Education Accounting Omaha, Neb. Pittsford, N,Y. Dunlap, lll. Oak Brook, Ill. Kings Park, N.Y. Jean Hammerlund Patricia Hanlon Karen Hansen Mark Hanson Thomas Hanson Liberal Arts Economics History Music Education Marketing Woodhull, lll. Addison, lll. Park Ridge, III. Peoria, Ill. Riverdale. Ill. O Debra Hardy Nursing Chicago, lll. Roger Hasler Accounting Peoria, III. Sue Helminski Business Man. 81 Admin. Des Plaines. Ill. Ronald Herink Manufacturing Technology Henry, lll. Robert Heumann Accounting Barrington, III. Steven Harness Angela Harris Geological Science Liberal Arts Peoria, lll. Dunlap, lll. 'qv' Don Harris Mathematics Ottawa, Ill. ii Thomas Harris Electrical Engineering 84 Technology Pecatonica, lll. John Hayes Lesley Hayward Mary Head Patricia Heffron Mechanical Technology Home ECOUOITUCS Biology PhYS'C5 Chicago, Ill. Worcester, Mass. Brentwood, Mo. LaSalle. lll. l i 2 if . Robin Harrison Political Science Burlington, N.J. BH' 1 -vp Karen Heinsohn Special Education Wauconda, Ill. ,,MW,,,,, . ..-,, M, f . W qi I YW , Michael Hennessy Construction Chicago, lll. ,- , 'ff?TfQf'2 ' J cf'r7r222 . ,-VL, N .1' ' ' ,gf .V 4,7- Matthew Herrmann Mech. Tech. 81 Auto Power Shabbona, Ill. Jeff Hibbard Computer Science Canton, Ill. Joanne Hochstatter Biology Mendota, lll. Linda Hopkins Business Education Chicago, lll. Ki RQ Cedric Hurst Political Science8i Bus. Admin. Peoria. Ill. , ,Tyra 4 Anthony lnnamorato Marketing Peoria, lll. Y Jerald Jacobs Civil Engineering Peoria, III. 6' Q 1 James Hocking Civil Engineering Peoria, lll. - 1 1.3 , 5' fir ,Su J K -V . 4? W' a - I Marianne Horberg Art Northbrook, lll. Ronald Hutchens Civil Engineering Peoria. Ill. Jil Glen lshikawa Chemistry Morton Grove, lll. Robin Jarrett Philosophy Chicago, Ill. ' 53. Randall Hodoval Biology N, Riverside. Ill. Robert Horst Electrical Engineering Quincy. Ill, Lance Holder Sociology Hempstead, N.Y. x Nancy Holtzman Secondary Education Chicago, Ill. Richard Hondlik Industrial Engineering Downers Grove, lll. lk Bruce Horwitz Wanda Howell Valerie Hughes Accounting Political Science Psychology Highland Park. lll. Chicago, lll, Wauconda, Ill. K. ,A 5. :fa Y Ni' 'sw ,. 1 .ali rms., Elsie Jefferson Industrial Engineering Peoria, Ill. Daniel Johnson Psychology Rockford, Ill. Jeanne Jenkins Delvvyn Jo Adrienne Johnson Biology Business lVlan. 84 Special Education Bourbounias, lll. Admin. Chicago, lll. ak Pamela Johnson Art Oak Lawn, Ill. o iff Sharon Jones Liberal Arts Chicago, lll. ,, .,,,,, - it .AAI 4 i Beverly Johnson Spanish Washington, D.C. Renee Jones Sociology Chicago, Ill. William S.Jordan Biology Elgin, lll. , , A 2 if , it ' fi' , , Q ec' MM 2: Dan Kalkbrenner Ronald Kardas Mechanical Engineering AUTO T9Cl'lVl0l08Y Cary, Ill. W 8! .A 9 I , Will? '-V, . .V , , i ' ' ,fa-1 I .ip 1 , Jing' sg Alice Karmasin Sociology La Grange Park, lll. Troy, Ny. Christopher Karmis Marketing Wheaton, Ill. W, , lt, W , or , J . f Q- X or ,. Q- rx S uf, s 5 I N? ,V.vEg.?M M I .. Ar A N I. Q i R , g Fi' iv- K Q r .ex T , - 1' 5. ' -- . 3 , ' is txt, '-1-7 -, .f' . 5.-., . i Q -- . - I . it, f ' 5 , Michael J. Keenan Mechanical Engineering Chilicothe, Ill. Cathy Keefer Elementary Education Elmwood, lll. Robert Kaufman Marketing Somerville, N.J. O E' Ai J l Robert Kingery Biology Winnetka. lll. X . Kenneth Killebrew Journalism Peoria Hts., lll. Robert King Electrical Engineering Chicago, lll. CN 'US xl- Llftda Klein Gary Kleinschmidt David Klintworth ACCOUDTIDE History Accounting Harwood Hts.. lll. Glen Ellyn, Ill. Chicago. III. C ?7 John Kolton Delia Kong Rosemary Kopeck Construction Accounting Sociology Summit, lll. Peoria, lll. Dixon, lll. 'T Charla Kozak l John M. Kretzer David Krieger Special Education Eletrical Engineering Qlegtrical Engineering Milwaukee, Wis, 81 Technologbf 81 Technology Pana. lll. Bensenville, lll. Q-..- Laura Kelly Speech 81 Hearing Hickory Corners, Mich i Dennis Kinsella Speech 8. Theater Caseyville. lll. Lee Knighten Business Man. 81 Admin, Chicago, lll. Edward Koper Sociology North Chicago. lll. A' Mark Kugelberg Economics Franklin Park, lll. Xiu Sue Kelsey Sociology McHenry, lll. -r Nxr, 1 Jo Ann Kinsella Home Economics Wyoming, lll. Ronnie Knowles Business Man. 5 Admin. Chicago Hts., lll. Frank Kotre Political Science Hoffman Estates, lll. L i-.x .W Jerry Kuhn Civil Engineering New Berlin, lll. Gary Kessler Biology Springfield, lll. Nancy Kistler Dietetics West Chicago, lll. Ai T9 Jan Kollegger Elementary Education Bethpage, N,Y. Susan Koukol Home Economics Oak Lawn, lll. Richard Kuhn Political Science Naperville, lll. ' 6 v 4, , Q, -if Randy Kulaga Business Man.8i Admin. Clarendon Hills, Ill. Linda Laurinec Marketing Flossmoor, lll. :Q in V--y 1 'N Q. Ana Lee Accounting Republic of Panama Sally Lemke Business Man. 81 Admin. Niles, III. i A1 - ,I ,, K Fi. X W 1.4! ,5-,W xx' tal, ff' 'fx 9 gt--, 5 V .gb ' x M 34 2112 : 1.1: F , - A . '- 1 . ., Karen Lackinger James Lannholm Michele LaRoche Michael Larson Marketing Biology Speech 8. Theater Mechanical Technology Westchester, Ill. Galesburg, Ill. Chicago, lll. Lynn Center, Ill, 1.1-A llfxmw 53544 'l L l Harold Laski Electrical Engineering 84 Technology Dolton, Ill. -,-4 - , -me, 4 141' Robin Lazarus Business Man. 81 Admin. Freeport, N.Y. 4 L pf L 0 y y L, . Elaine Leipziger Special Education St. Louis, Mo. Carmen Lemons Special Education Chicago, lll. J-N Tom I-55 Robyn Leslie 4 David LGVGY Robert Levitt Mary Jane Lilly Richard Lindstrom ACCOUHUVWS ElG Tl9VlT3VY EdUCaT'0V Marketing Liberal Arts Businss Man. 81 Civil Engineering i Niles, lll. Glenview, Ill. Arlington Hts., Ill. Woodmere, N.Y. Admin. Highwood, lll. Springfield, lll. l 221 'ff 47, .1 ' Qian liter David Line Accounting Galesburg, lll. Dennis Linnenburger Industrial Engineering Warsaw, lll, Scott Logan Electrical Engineering Si Technology Chicago l-lts,, Ill. Mark Lopolsky Liberal Arts Skokie, III. Jeff Maierovvicz Economics Chicago, Ill. . i I . Nxt I l Kenneth Logsdon Business Man, 8 Admin. Arthur. Ill, Douglas Lueken Business Man.8l Admin. Springfield, Ill. v Donna Malmgren Special Education Washington, Ill. Us -mu 'T li i .ul-0 Gary Long Iris Long Don Look Russell Loomis Art Liberal Arts Construction Mechanical Design Peoria, lll, Chattanooga. Tenn, Chicago. Ill. Palos Hts., Ill. P' Y Q'-V-J qv' Jory Luster Debra Luzietti Pam Lynch Kathleen Maiman Business Man.8t Political Science Nursing Journalism Admin. Des Plaines. Ill. Elmwood Park, Ill. Lake Forest, lll. Chicago. lll. Robert Marek P. Robert Marich Randy Markle Lois Martin Business Man. 81 Journalism Electrical Engineering Special Education Admin. Oak Park. Ill. 8.TeChn0I0gy Chicago,lll. SUl'lClty,AriZ. Pegria, Ill, i l I i l A Georgeen Mathys Monica Matuzek Teresa Maxfield Lori May Q Cheri Maze Janice Mazur A Home Economics Fashion Merchandising Mathematics Elementary Educauon Home Economics Biology ' Chicago, Ill. Peoria, Ill. Canton, Ill. Dixon, lll. Houston. Texas Chicago, lll. l I Cynthia Menanteaux Mafk MGVSQUTPWGT psychology Mechanical Engineering , Lansing' Ill. Crystal Lake, lll. l 'BQSX :sv- Duane Mertel Jack Meyer Civil Engineering Business Man. 81 Norridge, Ill. Admin. Aurora, Ill. l Cathy Mical David Michals I Speech 84 Hearing Psychology 1 Oak Lawn, lll. Chicago, Ill. l I i l l l f G. Richard Miller Leslie Miller Norman Miller Jeffrey Milligan l Mathematics Elementary Education Mechanical Technology Psychology i Mineral, lll. Springfield, lll. East Peoria, lll. Grand Ridge, III, 'Elly , V, Z W R, .ff , 1 f . 'f J 42,,.: ' 5','33.3i' W .. ,:. '. r ff,.' ff, v N Q, 4 it 'X 'W ' 4' x . 1 , Lucas Minehart Business Man. 81 Admin. Peoria, lll. if Eric Moler Construction Hamden,Conn. A377 Moira Monaghan Walter Monroe Patricia S. Moore Thomas J. Moore Business Man.81 Business Man.8l Music Business Man.8. Admin- Admin- Kewanee. lll. Admin. Hillside, lll. Glenview, Ill. Okemos, Mich. 1 rf . .4 Q? - i iff, i pg.-:L--1-L, Q . '2- Greg McCoy Susan McCoy Carl McDonald Maryrose McGann Industrial Engineering Elementary Education Construction EF1gllSl'1 Belvidere, Ill. Pekin, lll. Peoria, lll. PGOVIG. lll- 45' Pam Morris Daniel Mottl Psychology Mechanical Engineeringl Alexis, Ill. Riverside, Ill. Herman Muehe Jennifer Mueller Elec. Engineering8i Elementary Education Computer Sci.!Math Joliet, lll. Galesburg, Ill. Mary McAvoy Jane McCahill i Speech 81 Hearing Special Education l Peoria, lll. Alton, lll. 1 .fx J Donald C. McCall Construction Mary McClane Accounting Belleville, lll. ,- ,kr I ' Peoria, Ill. 1 -5. x, .1 -'- . X c Eljl :Il .. -gg. X Kathryn McHugh i Biology Chicago, Ill. Terrence McGuan Business Man. 81 Admin. Oak Forest, lll. l l is 'T f W X s X ,infmki , , . .. 1 l it John Mcllnay Mechanical Technology Washington, Ill. Bruce Nelson Construction Valparaiso, Ind. Briana Novak Speech 81 Hearing Chicago, lll. Eff 1-:g ' .I ' 53? ' ' 33.4. , ,-:tal-EE!.1.-E ,,,,...., 2 rf... f :'b'z1z: ':, iq' ' X-ff,-ni . -5,u:vff X- - - 2 '5 5 f'i'l Q7..,,,fSg. ,. ' 'jf.'f,'4,Lg:' N1 c,1,,,,..,,,., -. ,. ,.' f,3-,'.,, ., ,,,.l. li XJ .,... ,.,,,.,.,. .,.,.,.,f.,'.,4,-i., x 1, 7 .,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,,,i . 1' . ,. K. I. ,. K. ,t , ., f,'f,'4,'f,'., , - xwix - l 1 5' Q 4...-7 3 3' 'NET'-f-2 ',:1, 'xv tm , -' glial- T2 if Xu. ff 1 ,f-'iq N ,N 1....t... 4,,,.,,,.,,,,ffl 'si . 1 1' itll. W ,.., .-.,-,-,t t ..,fv, V. ...,. .- ,t,.,. .l.-.K 1 -,. .,, 44 :'--f- .L Q..,.lI..-..-..-..-..-..x3.- M-.'fI'f,'fIf'f .l. I Daniel Orzel echanical Technology Chicago, lll. Maryann Palicka Art Brookfield, Ill. Q vm' Janet McKeighan Robert McMahon Beverly Nash Construction Nursing Farmingdale, N.Y. Alton, Ill. Education Yates City, Ill. Ruth Neumann Thomas E. Neumann Steven Nicol Spec. 81 Elem. Education Chemistry Business Man. 81 Peoria, Ill. Mt. Prospect, Ill. Admin. East Peoria, Ill. X 1' H X X Viv s 3925 X X K J 1 gf N , X , Q ti, , ,, . Q fs 4 I , 6 x 'Q 'NA Charles Nowak Thomas Ochs John Ohl Civil Engineering Business Man. 81 Construction Calumet City, lll. Admin. Watchung, N.J. Chicago, Ill. M Rebecca Owen Mary Owens Anthony K. Oyekunle Business Man. 81 Special Education Mechanical Engineering Admin. Peoria, Ill. Abeokuta, Nigeria Peoria, lll. Terry Patten Linda Paul NliCI1aeIPawIik I PSYCDOIOSY SDBVUSD Elementary Education Richardson, Texas Dorsey, Ill. peoria, iii, sa , 'K N ,Q ' . i x..v. g X, p f. S Jim Neader BusinessMan.8t Admin. St. Petersburg, Fla. Michael Norbutas Accounting Glenview, Ill. 1-P ,. 1-L.: ' 'Y ' 2 fa 1 'Q x -A no iglf l ,Q , ff? z f g fm J J , fx tri 1 , 5 I J .rr ,z Diane Ohsman Sociology Cedar Rapids. Ia. Jeffrey Page Biology Bellwood, lll. David Pearsall Electrical Engineering 81 Technology Cordova, lll. F Judith Neirick Nursing Chicago, lll. Charles Nord Political Science Godfrey, lll. 9 Robert Olson Marketing Northbrook, lll. .cz-f,, Philip Paleg Business Man.8t Admin. Mamaroweck, N.Y. Pg: 'V ' .QQQWI Brad Pearson Business Man. 84 Admin. Rockford, lll. lite' ! Lynn Perez Wendy Perkins Speech 8i Theater International Studies Rockford, III. Lake-in-the-Hills, lll. Cynthia Place Special Education Alton, lll W cf William Preston Electrical Engineeringiit Technology Mundelein, lll. fi W , 'hy ,nn N -af ...Q B Bradley Randall Civil Engineering Aurora, Ill. s , P 4 T V ,.. Janet Reigel Chemistry Midlothian, lll. Leon Ploszai Construction Dolton, lll. Phil Pritzker Political Science Henderson, Ky. Richard Rappold Political Science Chicago, lll. Q15 ' Sue Reihansperger Elementary Education McHenry, Ill. Chris Peterson Pamela Pidcoe Accounting Psychology Beecher, lll. Springfield, lll. ii il , --' I au , KYZffi'f9 ' ' . jk - K Q 0 Ggegory Polich Cynthia Possley onstruction Nursing Peoria. lll, Erie. lll. Y-. Rosalee Pruett Rebecca Quiller Music Education Home Economics Washburn, Ill. Pittsfield, Ill. .Z t Z Stephen Ratay Psychology O'FaIIon, Ill. Quanda Ray Liberal Arts Chicago, Ill, 'se-T Sandra Reimer Louis Reiner Gefmafl Construction Crystal Lake, lll. Palos Hts., lll. it Stephen Pienta Economics Galva, lll. N f x .I Rodney Potter Industrial Engineering Rushville. lll. 1 Daniel Rakowski Electrical Engineering 84 Technology CalurnetCity, lll, X3 3 U' Michael Raymond Biology Hollywood, Fla. Georgia Reiter English Joliet, Ill. John Piepenbrink Electrical Engineering 81 Technology Manteno, lll. Mary Anne Potts English Sheldon, lll. Diane Ramsey Business Man. Si Admin. Bronx, N.Y. Sl' Kathleen Reed Special Education Wheaton, lll. Carol Richards Psychology Deefield, lll. I J. Brad Riley Industrial Engineering Ottawa, lll. Kathy Roberts Speech 84 Theater Ballwin, lVlo. I I I I I ,i l I li rl 'I Sheldon Rosen Accounting Chicago, lll. 'I I I fre- 'W' r'-- if cf I Vx : I . I li I I Il I I I A - I I Suzanne Rosenthal l Special Education L.: Chicago, Ill. A GN ii ll K M5 g l 4 ,,, ,. I , I ' , ,ig Qgyy -H H ,mil f,Lg,:g2,23i in g yi 5 . -we ii ' Christine Rowe I Nursing I Chicago, Ill. I, ' V 4 .,,. 4 av t , -df .2 li s..L:4i 'im William Riley Business lVlan. Si Admin. Park Forest, Ill. Lisa Robin Q Elementary Education Skokie, Ill. Sharon Rosenblum History Clayton, Mo. James Roth Construction Lansing, lll. Roger Ruhnow Electrical Engineering Port Byron, lll. Edward Ripka Environmental Science Peoria, Ill. Tommy Robinson Electrical Engineering Deer Creek, Ill. QQ!!-JJ Julia Rish Home Economics IVIetarr1ora,III. Ann Beth Roberts Elementary Education Demarest, N.J. Sharon Robbins Business lVlan. Si Admin. Chicago, Ill. . .. L Ga -Wu! Jean Rogers Dennis Ronowski Robert Rose Liberal Arts Accounting Sociology BraIdWOOd, Ill. Chicago, lll. Northbrook, lll. wywvn Q ,i l l l l l t l l L P l s l l l l l o l i .-gl TY N James Ruppert Journalism Lemont, Ill. -'f?H'x ' 1 51 Q- Y X T 1 Melissa Sauter Mathematics 81 Computer Science Arlington Hts., lll. ? if Marcia Schulman Elementary Education Milwaukee, Wis. l il. Craig Seasly Electrical Engineering Joliet, lll. 4r Edward Seikus Civil Engineering Lockport, lll. Paul Rust Civil Engineering Jacksonville, Ill. William Schanzle Electrical Engineering 84 Technology C Aton lll Joseph Ryan Construction Chicago, lll. 'fx Elvin Scheib Biology herry l-lull N J Jaki Samuelson International Studies Des Moines, la. ff' wr Shirley Sato Biology Lombard, lll, Y--J Lois Scheuerman Roseanne Schloss Industrial Engineering Mathematics Hamburg N Y Griffith Ind Willie S. Saunders Speech 84 Hearing Chicago, Ill. Carl Scholin Mechanical Technology Park Ridge lll Neil Schulz Liberal Arts Peoria, lll. Gerald Seeger Political Science Wilmette, Ill. . l f I I .XL MMM, ' 2 I J t l f , , t f l, f ly A ' . lj ff ' U l4O Stephen J. Seller Electrical Engineering 81 Technology i i x4 1.1 ' Peoria. Ill. Michael G. Sheehan Political Science Havana, lll. David Shestokas Political Science La Grange, lll. Kenneth Siok Business Man. 81 Admin. Chicago, Ill. Ronald Smaldone Auto Power Saratoga, N.Y. Stuart Somlar Geology Alton, lll. 'T '..,s- , iv t . ':..g': 1- . . ff- 0 ' V. N X sw x,,. , .. 1 Q.. P a ' s w ap: 'p...2'f5' 'i g Z: , , ,, wt . .swtm -, Ffl'f1i- ' A .Q-11, ,, V .f . ,F 1 Q N4 A rf wig . eww M- ,Q i 'Z ' 1- f-Q 19? . 353, 5 1 . 35 Q-K ..x'f'3Qfr?y, w 93 K S ,-,vs.5f' ' -I .I -6 uf?-fe ... - 33? M 3' 5 , 'TZ ff F- A --.W . ff.:5.:'1fjf, sQE ' 11.1 -L. :me A, , st. 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I If 4 Janet Smith Patricia Smith Sheryl Solomon Nursing Liberal Arts Music Education ChilliCOtl'19. Ill. Ann Arbor, Mich. Cincinnati, Ohio Ken Spaulding Frances Spinillo Robert Spitz Mechanical Engineering Special Education Mechanical Design Chicago, lll. Galesburg, Ill. Wayne, N.J. . 7. :s V' ' ' iw .fin N2 S. Brian Spitzer Business Man. 81 Admin. Hoffman Estates, lll. ,IP- :Hex , t K, Paul Starkey Marketing St. Anne, III. L 51' Q Sy James Steele Manufacturing Peoria, III, Y !V Phyllis Stern Speech 84 Hearing Yonkers, N.Y. Christie Sweeney Education McHenry, lll. .9-5 Mark Staelens Mechanical Engineering Tampico, lll. Herb Staulcup Psychology Wauconda, lll. F ev. l, , .mai --V 4 . Hi ' .- ,il A, V , x ii ,,1.-can-3. . x .-- Andrew Stefo Accounting Niles, Ill. 'V X X Xt Gail Stewart Elementary Education Highland Park, lll. ,!4 Terri Symonds Elementary Education Peoria, Ill. t . Sheila Stiles Elementary Education Libertyville, lll. 4 i N I l' vm l 'f YZYi'T: li Nik, i, 'mul kt A nil , ,lik M Richard Taber Construction Port Byron, Ill. 1 Dwight Stock International Studies Galva, Ill. Stephen Tabor Electrical Engineering Marine, Ill. r ,I If J' ,I Maureen Strzalkowski Diane Stulken Speech 81 Hearing French Chicago, lll. Greenlawn, N.Y. Y - -:ff v Q A4 . x, 3 fm. ,,,., ,. 'fo' f N 5 if owl , i . Q - ,iv si- wa -1 it iii.-t xi x - 54 Kenneth Tarnoff Lisa Taussig Radio 81 Television Speech Hearing Chicago, Ill. Skokie, lll. l i I ' ' ' ,.,,,-, f 'w ,, ---f :' ' Y' ',,,, 'ff ,..5m 7'f ', -- - A ...f -V Lwesfw, ff:j,,,., A. ,,. of , as we K 'Liv Iajjtu .. ,M 3,4 K. ,ggi 4 7, , V V: M . , .W i'..-it 1 R 41-3-'W' ' . . - 1.. 1 V,...V: . V,., Q, i Mary Noel Tousey Virginia Trent Glenda Trollope Jeffrey Trzaska l Computer Science Elementary Education Elementary Education Business vMan.8t Wilton,Conn. Maplewood, N.J. Peoria, III. Admin- Schiller Park, III. gms--gk V '55 '7 5' 1f5 1E'f7f'55s 0, 1 fn 9: 1 . 5 I' ' -.95 3 0 1:1 x P - V-F31 , 1 t, rr g V .-rv.-:wifi 5959 - 52. - .ff1f'I-5 .. ..,., ,,.,.,,,m.,.,,. ---- -,, vv-,- , ,I-it-, David Thomas Biology Brooklyn, N.Y. James Thorwegen Accounting East Peoria, Ill. 'W ff ,,.l .4 N , -i yan., . il 3555 is 1? ? ',': V V Christy Tolbert Fashion Galesburg, Ill. Wayne Tumminello Marketing Park Ridge, lll. l Ji ' D .',- V ' .,,, - ' i ..ull : f N X ,s lg .'- A ' E David Van Gorder Donald Vincz Richard W. Wald rneier Jay Walerstein Terry Wallace 7 Business Man. 81 Business Man. 81 Journalism Environmental Science Mechanical Technology Admin. Admin. Pekin, Ill. North Merrick, N.Y. Lafayette, Ill. Geneva, Ill. Edison, N.J. , A Mary Thomas Elementary Education Rockford, Ill. I iff A ' 7' T , l '. 'ij ffq gvfi Constance Thurston Special Education Chicago, III. R. Dennis Tompkins Business Man. 81 Admin. Farmington, Ill. Howard Tyska Electrical Engineering Peoria, Ill. -' f7v'3iz55?ff??5 97 ,5361 ,KW-1 Barbara Walsh Nursing New Lenox, lll. Stephen Wathen Electrical Engineering Princeton, lll. 7 I, K, Debrastine Wiggins Psychology Chicago, Ill. Pamela Witzke Psychology Maywood, lll, ...Z Linda Wratten Business Man. 84 Admin. Arlington Hts., lll. 3 N fff . XX 12- 1 .Jiri Jeri Ann Weinberg Political Science Buffalo, N.Y. Rick Williams Mechanical Design East Moline, lll. Joseph Wojewodzki Motor Technology Loves Park, Ill. P Charles E. Wright Finance Chicago, Ill. 3' Cathy Weinrich Journalism Alton, lll. fel i Bruce Wilson Construction Evergreen Park, Ill T' ax '- l K Susan Wood Nursing Nashotah, Wis. Kathy A. Wright Psychology Chicago, lll. Thomas Wendle Business Man. 81 Admin. Mequon, N.J. , V' Edwin A. Wilson Industrial Engineering Chicago, Ill. James C. White David Wiggers Business Man. 81 Auto Power Admin. Morton, lll. Rockford, Ill. Wayne Witsman Steve Wittenborn Chemistry Business Man. 84 Peoria, lll. Admin. Springfield, Ill. inn George Woodruff Electrical Engineering Winnebago. lll. Gig :XJ xii' ii. Jeff Wych Chemistry Garden Prairie, lll. X Jeffrey Zientek Economics Berwyn, Ill. cf-rl C 451 f N..-. Linda Woods William Woolf English Mechanical Engineering Peoria. lll. Matteson, Ill. Sarah Young Jerome Zboinski Nursing Automotive Kirkwood, lll. Peoria Hts., Ill. Thomas Zinger Peter Zukerwise Electrical Engineering Marketing Waukegan, Ill. New Rochelle, N.Y Melissa Sauter named Senior Woman of theYear '5 A. . 3' A Y 'I , ' For the third consecutive year, Associated Women Students asked a panel of judges to select a Senior Woman of the Year. Melissa Sauter, a Mathematics and Computer Science major, was chosen as this year's Senior Woman. Miss Sauter was selected by the panel of judges in the late fall, and the announcement was made to the student body in February. Girls who applied were judged on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service and character. The task ofthe judges was to find the woman on Bradley's campus that has been extensively involved inthe university while maintaining a high gradepoint. The judges met and inter- viewed the candidates, but did not fill out any 12. 5 Melissa Sauter, a Mathematics and Computer Science major from Arlington Heights lll was chosen as the Associated Women Students Se nior Woman of the Year. numerical score card. Each candidate had to have at least a 3.25 gradepoint Con a 4.0 scalel. She then was evaluated on the basis of academic awards, honorary fraternities or sororities, participation in activities, projects done to better the school and herself, how she benefitted from her years at Bradley and what she would change. Among the judges were faculty members, deans. head residents from the dormitories, and representatives from Senate, Pan-Hellenic Council and Associated Women Students. Index ABYOF1 s. Barbara 136. Abegg. Martun 22. 36. 202. 203. Abrams.Bruan147. Acosta. Ruchard 82. Adam Adam Adam Aden. s. Denise 113. 193. 207. s.Greg 144. s. Monica 129. Julua96.182. Aunger. Kenneth 173. Alamshaw. John 147. Albertu. Nicholas 81.177. Alexander.Sheula11O. Allarduce. Lynn 210. AlIen.Adruenne186. Allen. Deirdre 186. Allen. Joe 63. Allen. Richard 165. Allen. Rory 188. Allen. Sam 165. Allen. Thomas 193. Alley. Edward 179. 210. Alluson. Kimberly 210. AI-Nau f. Duraud 184. Althof. Roger 167. Althoff. Betsy 135. 210. Althoff. Tod 160. Amato. Janet 115. Ambrosch. Thomas 81. Ames. Fred 147. Anastase. Steven 151. 177. Ancuade. Bruce 151. Ander Ander Ander Ander Ander Ander Ander son. Auleen 135. son. Barbara 130 son.Donnuta186. son. Kent 147. son. Krustu 115. son. Steve 68. son. Thomas 196 Anderson.Wulluam 210 Andreonu. James 191. Angus. Harry 147 Anna. Gary 195. 210 Antezana. Roberto 73. Anton. Joe 165. Antonoff. Steven 143. Apple gate. Bobbie 178 Archer. Michael 186. Arkuss. Leslue 135 Armstrong. Ruchard210 Arne. Vicki 138. 198. Arras. Wulluam 181 Arroyo. Eddue 171 Arthu r.Bob111. Ash. Susan 183. Ashe. Ashm Kathleen 210 ore. Juanuta 210. Asup. Luz 135. Atchison. L. Victor 202. Atterberry. Ruchard210 Atwat er.Carson 151 Augspurger. Karl 193 Avery. Monica 210 Avung er. Charles 196. Axel. Jerry 112 Babruelson. Keith 148. Bacle. Louus194.195 Baer. Ann 138. 177. Baer. Robert 196. Bagley.Cherue 129.210 Bahnuck. Karl 194. 195 Bailey. John 159. BalIey.Phu11up 159. Bauley.Ralph210 Baker Baker Baker Baker Bakuua Baldw .Laurie 130 .Richard 210 . Stephen 147 .Wayne 179. 184 n.Susan 133.210 un. Michael 210. Bals. Carl 153.196. Banas. Donald 210. Banks. Debra 193. Banks. Thomas 195. Bannon.James147.177. Barbe Barke Barne Barne Baron Baron r.Cathy 141. r. Ronald 195. r.CheryI186. S.WulluarTl167. u. John 189. 210. u. Michael 160. 189. Barr. John 194. 195. Barrett. Dorothy 135. Barrows. Arthur 77. Barth. Candace 210. Barton. Randy 210. Bastuan.Susan 191. Batzer. Bruan 70. 151. Batzer. Loru 138. Bauer. Donald 210. Bauer. Robert 159. Baumann. Lance 70.160. Beal. Bradley 210. Bear. Daryl 111. Beaty. Henry 177. 186. Beccue. Mark 147. Beck. Arthur 171. Becker. Bruce 79.148.210. Becker. Nancy 210. Beckway. Jane 211. Behr. Kenneth 128.160.211. Behrendt. Cary 83. Behrendt. Craig 83. Behrens. Robert 144. 194. BelrTl.Nel1143. Belanger. Renee 138. 211. BeIback.Carol133.211. Bell. Leslie 186. Bell. Marian 211. Bell. Scott 143. 181. Bell. Teresa 141. 177. Bellusaruo. John 114. Belokon. Mark 174. 177. 191. 211. Benuamun. Lisa 191 Bennett. Timothy 196. Bensman. Lawrence 143. Bentley. Lawrence 63. Beranek. Timothy 195. 211. Berberet.Paul110.114 Berg, Matthew 157 Berg. Royal 154. Bergschneuder. Sr Rachel 180. Berkland.Chrustopher16O. Bernard. John 188 Bernhard. David 211 Bernhard. Deborah 115 183 Bernstein. Steven 143 Berry. Cynthua 211 Berry. Ilona 96. Berry.Pa1rucua 211 Berry. Thomas 157 Bullungs Shannon 191 195 Bunz. Lee 177 238. 240 Burley Terry 195 Bittner Frank 165 Blachly. Michael 211 Blain Edward 151 Blair. Janet 211 Blasko.Truna130 Blazwuch. Dan 196 Block. Sheryl 140 211 Blohm Ronald 162 Blosser Carol 113 179 192 207 211 Boarunu Margaret 211 Bobus Steven 160 Boeske. Lunda 115 Bohls John 167 Boller.Mark 154 Bono. Thomas 173 Bontemps. Bull 240 Booth. David 110. 144 Bochardt. Robyn 211 Bordun.Claudua 211.240 Borkowsku. Gale 195 BOrtr1uCk.Caryr1135 Borton.Cynthua130 Bottaru.Elaune179 Bowden. Lynn 211 Bowen .Jull113.115 Bowens.Carl 188 BOWI9.1.BWYEl lCE 193 Bowman. Luther 196 Boxenbaum.Stuart 196 Boyd. James 149 Boyer. Gary 112 Brackman. Charlene 211 Bradshaw. Alan 211. Bragg. McFarland 144 Braggs.Denuse 129.211 Brame.Gulda 186 Brandow. Michael 177. Brandt. Donald 181 Brandt. Mitchell 147 Brannan.Chrustopher167.177 Braswell. Carol 77. 130 Braun. Lynn 140. Brayton. Deborah 113. 177. 191. Bredael. Kathleen 138 Britton. Robert 195. Brocato.Tony 70.75 Brockelsby. Jeffrey 194. 195. Brokaw. Kim 70. Br0ms.AIal'l143. Brookman. Geoffrey 177. 182. 191 Brooks. Bruce 173. 196 Brooks. Duane 186. 211 Brooks. Keith 172. Brooks. Maureen 113. 192. Brooks. Robert 173. 196. Brosowske. Thomas 82. Broughton. Matthew 207. 211. Browder. Patsy 186. Brown.Debra135. Brown. Denise 77. Brown.Doris186.211. Brown.Gulda186. Brown.Gregory172. Brown.Jeffrey196. Brown.Juluan110.211. Brown. Louise 77. Brown Richard 162. Brown. Rozlyn 77. Bruce. Susan 77. 211. Bruketta.Wulluam 211. Brunsman. Karl 160. BrynelSerl.CharIeS173. Bucey. Mark 211. Buchanan. Eruc 188. Buck. Ralph 144 Buckner. Ruck 68. Buckner. Stephen 196. Budde. Morgan 191. 195. Budde. Rex 157. Buderman. Brad 154. Budzowsku.Mack179. 185. Buescher.Chuck 63.68. Bukar. Mary Lou 179. 198. Bulger. Jau-nes 68. Bullock. Robert 157.211 Bulmer. Bruce 68. Burger.Ruchard143. Burgess. Patricia 192. 211. Burke.Dwaun147 Burkert. Karen 238.240 Burklow Keith 167 Burmeuster. Gerald 157. Burns. G Michael 185 Burns. Mary 136 Burris. Judith 114 Burritt. David 68 Burrutt. Richard 212 Bush. Mary Ann 207 Bustamante Jorge 184 Byers Ellen 193. 207. 212 Byers Mel 165 Byers Melissa 135 Byrnes Alice 113 Cahill Brian 212 Cauns Patricia 77 Calanca Anthony 179 Caldwell Dennus173 Caldwell Raymond 212 Callahan Muchael179 Camarata Romona 212 Camodeqa Anila193 Campbell Muchael212 Canter Karen 212 Caprettu. Dean 194 195 Cardas Ron179 Carey Patricia 198 Caruo. Rose Mary 130 Carlson.Debbie13O Carlson Gerrard 212 Carlstedt. Robert 212 Carlstedt Wulluam 160 Carmen. LOrru 136 Carroll John 208 Carroll Kevin 151 177.192 Carsrud. Dawn 138 Carter Gary 68 Carter James212 Cartwright. Steven 208.212 Caruso Robert 196 Caruthers. James 62. 63.67 Casaluna. Nancy 138 Castullo Renee212 Catheuyn. Kathy 212 Cauthen. Thomas 73 CEl'113V1f1l.C811'19YIl'19133 Chamberlain. Ruta 207.212 Chapman. Muchael83. 195 Charles.Andrew160 Charles. Barbara 111. Charles. Steven 160. Chase. Deborah 138.212 Chase. Laura 212 Chelukas.C. L. 207 Chelmunsku.Ruchard179. Cheng.Chung-Chuan 184. Chernuck. Stephen 147 Chesun.Gary 192.212 Chulds.Gary 75 Chmela.Chrusty 112.212 Christensen. Richard 151. 238. 240. ChrlStie. Kay 130. Church. Gary 63 Churchman. James 213- CitrOl't.Januce138. Ciuffini.Jeannie183. Clark. Gerald 186. Clark. Sarah 179. 191. Clark. Susan 213. CIarke.C01Ieen183.191. Clarke.Wulluam 213. Clayton. Roger 213. Cleveland. Michael 196. Cluskey. Mark 196. 213. Coartney. Douglas 194. 195. Coates. Ruck 194. 195. 213. Coers. Bruce 167. Coghlan. Cynthua 141. Cohen. Debra 136.213 Cohen. Jeff 165. Cohn. Helene 110. Coker. Tom 80. Colby. Allan 82. Colby. Dale 82. Colby. Debra 133, 181. Cole. .leftery 165. Cole. Leroy 172. 213. Coleman. Michael 195. Coleman. Tuna 213. Colluer. Mark 167. Colluns.Danuel160. Colluns. Fr. Patrick 180. Comeau. Stephen 179. 185. 213. Conant. Douglas 213. Conklin, James 173. Conley. Ginger 183. Connor.Muke112.213. Connour. Randall 113213. Conrad. John 167. Cook. Jett 151. Cook. John 70. Corbutt. Timothy 196 Coruch. Steve 157 Corley.Cheryl 186. 188 Corley. Georgia 188. Cornblath. Gary 154 Corrigan. Theresa 213 Coughlun. Joseph 207. Coussens.Juduth185. Covert. Lori 77 Craig. Cathy 130. Craig. James 193 Crancer. Douglas 185. Cratz Rebecca 130 Cravens. Terry 195 Creasy Richard 148.213 Creunun Rhonda 136.213 Crocker Robin 213 Crohn Jellrey195 213 Crosby. Robert 213 Crowder. Edward 63 Crowe Barbara 213 Crowe Jeltrey171 Crowe Turr1Olhy173 Cullen Charles 213 Cunningham Jean 141.213 Curran Stephen 169 Cuurue.BruSe195 Cwerenz. James 213 Dachenhausen. Joan 191 Dailey Deborah 77 Dahlke Danuel157 Dalfonso. Joseph 189. Daltoruo. Lynn 213 Daly. Terrance 171 Dandurand. Cynthua 183. 238. 240 Daner. Scott 213 Dangler.Terrue135. Danuels. Marian 177. 238. 240 Danielson. Casey 162 Dapkuewucz. Stephen 169 Darrow. Joyce 213 Daugherty. Susan 177 DavuS. Anuta 115 Davus. Bradley 189 Davus. Dr John 193 Davus John 193 Davus Muchael186 Davus. Michael 63. 67. Davis. Rich 70. Davus. Sheula 193. 194.195. Davis.Wulluam173 Dawson,Januce141. DeBoest. Blake 143. DeBrock. Lawrence 207. 213. Deununger.Kurk167 DeLeon. Bruseuda 136. 184. DeLorenzo. Matthew 112. 189. 192. Demchuck,Andrew169 Demuanuuk.Muchael111 Dempsey.Guy154.196 Dempsey. Pat 113. DeSelm. Michael 213. Deutsch. Mike 177. Devincenzo. Edward 171. Diesselhorst. David 68. Diettrich. Nancy 183. Dimmick. Deborah 213. Dixon. Burnell 172. Duxon. Janet 179. Dixon. Robert 177. Dobbun.James171. Dodder. Nancy 177. Dodds. Robert 147. Doherty. Terrence 143. Doll. Gary 154. Donahue. Chip 85. 160. Donigan. Kathleen 135. Donnell.Jaru 214. Donoghue. Kevin 181. Doobun. Beth 214. Douglas. Kevin 160. 238. 240. Douraghu. Mina 184 Drabek. Jaime 159. Drake. Paul 193. Draper. Bill 117. Drew. Daryle 147. Drew. Molly 141. Drew. Sandra 133. Dreyfuss. Robin 140. Druver.Davld172. Drogun. Andrew 165. 214. DrolIunger.WiI1uam 181. 214. Duerunck. Kathleen 138. Duffy. Kevin 169. 214. Dunn. Pamela 183. DunnulI.Willuam 214. Dwyer. Brian 159. Dwyer. James 214. Dzuedzuula. Ronald 114. Eames. Mary 214. Ebener. Mary 183. Eckardt. Mark 177. Eddleman. Stanley 149. 196. 214. Edelman. Holly 140. 214. Edgerton. John 169. Edmondson. Cathy 135. Edstrom. Joan 141. Edwards. Anne 177. Edwards. Sue 191. Eells. Nancy 138. Eggert. Donald 167.214 Eguzuu. Mary 141. Eisenberg. Wendy 194. 195. 214. Eklund. Wayne 79. EIlaS.Rlck143. Ellen. Lawrence 214. Ellus. Brook 186. Ellus. Cheryl 186. Ellus. Duane 194. 195. EIrOd.D0rle136.214. Elzey, Thomas 214. Emelle. Gary 184. 214. Emmerich, Brian 70.160 Engler. Janet 96. Engstrom. Wulluam 214. Enk, Michael 207. 214. Eppunger.David148.194.l95. Erickson. Charles 154. Erickson. Kent 110. Erickson. Nancy 182. 195. Ernt.MuChael179. Esrug. Terru 130. Estrun. Wendy 191. Etaugh. Claire 207. Etaugh. Darcy 196. Evans. Kathy 183. Evans. Scott 169. Everetts. Richard 214. Evers. John 85. Ewing. Edward 214. Fabecuch. John 82. Faber. Deborah 207. Fahrenkamp. David 110, 177. 214 Faletu. Adeyemu 184. 185. Fasano. John 214. Fash. Joyce 138. Fearneyhough. Jack 196. Feeney. Colleen 113. Feld. Kenneth 7O.16O. Felton. Darlene 184. Ferguson. Anga 77. Ferguson. Cameron 72.73. Ferguson. George 202. Ferguson. Kevin 70. Fuckenscher. Kathryn 141. Field. Lewis 214. Fundley. Roger 214. Fineran.John l81.214. Finn. Patrice 207. Finnegan. Nancy 96. Fuoruno.Wulluam 214. Furnsun. Lance 173. Fischer, Debbie 141, Fischer, Steven 68 Flashenberg, Richard 154, Fleming, Barbara 214, Fleming, Brenda 214. Flynn, Colleen 184, 185. 207, 214. Focken, Stephen 214. Folgate.Jill141. Folk, Elizabeth 130, 209. Folmar. Reginald 85. Forbes, Ronald 215 Ford, Gregory 154, Foreman, Daniel 196. Forhan. Michael 157. Forster. Lynnette 195, 215. Forster. James 75. Foster, Linda 183. Foster, Michael 159. Frackman, Barbara 215, Frame, James 160. Frank. Helene 138. Frank, Trudy 133, Frano, Andy 112, 177, 215. Frederick. James 182. Fredricksen, Paul 147. Freeman, Michael 75. Freund. Ross 143. Frey. Bette 138. Friedman, Arlyn 136. Friedman. lris130. Friedman, Peter 165. Friedman, Vicki 182. Frigo, Terence 185. Frisse, Doris 195, Fritz, Karen 135, Fritz, Maribeth 77, 177. Frommelt, Craig 162. Frye, Dana 215. Frymire, Christine 215. Fuchs, Beth 138. Fugate, Diane 141, Fuglsang, Stephen 79.159, Full, Rick 159. Funderburk, Tim 167. Furman, Francis 148. Furnace, Patricia 191. Furrie, Margaret 113, 179, 215, Furrie, Michael 110. Gaffey, Thomas 162. Galasek, Wayne 195. Galioto. Mark 128, 154. Galman, Roy 149. Garbarczyk, Walter 153, 215. Gardner, Valerie 186. Gardner, William 159. Garegnani, Jerry 159. Garity,William 215. Garrett, Romeo 205. Gasior, Celeste 191. Gaudette, Paul 79. Gault, Clifford 73. Gauthier, Kenneth 179, 215. Gaydos, Loreen 77, 182, 209. Gehlmann, Susan 141. Geiger, Janice 130, 215. Gelaro, James 70, Geller, Abbie 136. Genis, Marybeth 177, 238, 240. Gentile, Judy 183, Gerber, Christopher 196. Gerberding, Scott 143. Germany, John 147,177, Gerry, Danette 182. Gerry, Darren 215, Gestrine, Bob 68. Giammalvo, Andrew 194, 195, Gibisser. Glenn 167. Gibson. Curt 79. Giesel, Glenn 7O,147. Gilbert,Joanne 215. Gilchrist, Scott 147. Gilla. Donna 141. Gillar'n,JameS154. Gillespie, Marcia 125. Gillespie, Mark 215. Gillson, Bob 169. Gilmore, Edward 110,144. Gindlin, Robert 143. Gins, Scott 160, Ginsberg, Mark 207. Ginsberg, Roy 181, 185, 195, 215 Glaser, Brian 193. Glaser, Steve 191, 240. Glasser, Steven 174, 215. Glecier, Ann Marie 207, 215, Glick, Nancy 111, 215. Glick, William 167. Gloff, 207, 208. Godar, Dennis 82. Goeppinger, Alan 80. Gogliotti, Frank 215. Golden,Sharon135, 177, Goldfarb, Robert 143, Goldie, Janice 177. Gollay,Sheree13O,216. Golob, Kathleen 216, Golub, Howard 114, 177, 216, Gonio, Maureen 135. Gonzalez, Olga 111, Good. Daniel 216. Gooding, Christopher 154. Goodman, Alan 159. Gorman, Judith 141. Gorski, Gregory 173. Gorzny, Michael 153, Gorzynski, Donna 130. Gottlieb,Charles 216. Gottlieb, Lynn 136. Gottschalk, Sally 138. Gould, Cynthia 238, 240. Gower, Mary 130. Graba,William 70. Grabel, Robert 169. Grade, Hans 216, Grady. M. Faye 186. Grau, Peter 179, 216. Graves, Jeffrey 160. Green, Janice 186. Green, Lauren 115. Green, Linda 181. Green, Valerie 128, 135, 207, Greenberg, Barry 171. Greenberg, Kenneth 194. Greenberg, Pamela 136, 216. Greene, Edward 194.195, Greenfield, Ann 216. Geenlees, Ted 79,159 Grierson, Gregg 208. Griffith, Jack 147, 195. Griffith,Tina 96,141. Gritton, Julie 114. Grohsmeyer, Paul 216. Gross, Debra 136, Grotto, Robert 169. Grubb, Kenna 178. Gryll, Michael 165, Guest, M.l. 207. Guido, Jo Ellen 216, Guller, Howard 181, Gunyan, Thomas 149, 216. Gustafson, Jon 143. Gustafson, Ray 143. Gutmann, Joseph 143. Guttag, Karl 208. Gysin, Ann 133. Haarlow, Janet 207. Habich, Candy 140. Hackel, William 165, 169. Hacker, Dale 177, Hafits, Barbara 128, 136. Haines, Michael 173. Haines, Steven 173. Hall, Fred 188. Hallett, Tom 216. Hallmon, Willie 117. Hallock, Jeffrey 185, 196. Halom,Victoria141. Haman, Gayle 182. Hamilton, Randolph 172. Hammerlund, Jean 216. Hammond, Denise 186. Hanlon, Patricia 180, 216, Hannapel, Robert 151. Hannel, Carolyn 207. Hansen, Elionore 207. Hansen, Hugh 207, Hansen, Karen 216. Hansler, James 162. Hanson, Mark 194, 195, 216. Hanson, Thomas 216. Harczak, Harry 147, 195, Hardgrove, Mary Jane 136. Hardt, Barbara 207. Hardy, Debra 217. Hare, lra 177. Harn, Debra 191, 193, 207. Harness, Steven 217. Harrell, Joan 128, 138. Harrington, Ellen 183,193 Harris Angela 217. Harris, Donald 80, 217. Harris, Thomas 217. Harris, Timothy 85. Harrison, Charles 148, Harrison, Eric 147. Harrison, Margaret 136. Harrison, Robin 217, Harrity, Mick 32,157. Harte,Ruthanne140. Hartenbower, Edward 198. Hartfeil, Guenther 162. Hartwell,Williar'n16O. Haselton, Gary 157. Hasler, Roger 217. Haussler, A.G. 60, 204. Haussler, David 85.117, 179. Havenstein, Marina 185. Hayes,William 157, Hayes, John 217. Hayward, Lesley 217. Hazzard, Susan 130. Head, Mary 217. Hearn, Michael 159. Heck, Robert 169. Heckathorn. Hal 193. Hedden, Scott 149. Heffron, Patricia 217. Hefley, James 117. Heins, Mike 167. Heinsohn, Karen 217. Heintz. James 162. Heinz, Lee 195, Heller, Bruce 143. Helminski, Susanne 217. Henderlong, Timothy 167, Hendryx, Thomas 116, Hennessy, Michael 217. Heppes, Jack 167. Heppes, Jill 130. Herink, Ronald 217. Hernandez, Frank 159. Herrmann, Matthew 217. Heuerman, Paul 149. Heumann, Robert 149, 217. Hewitt, Christy 198, Heyman, Richard 151. Hibbard, Jeffrey 217. Hicks, Laurence 151. Higgins, Freddie 82. Hildebrandt, Mark 143. Hildreth, Michael 128, 169. Hinchman, Allen 160. Hinrichs, Rodney 196. Hoare,William 178. Hochstatter, Joanne 218. Hocking, James 218. Hodoval, Randall 218. Hoehn,Jeff162. Hoekstra, Pamela 138, Hoffman, Cindy 136. Hoffman, Guy 159. Hoffman, Lynn 141. Hogan, Michael 83, Hoge, Sherry 115. Hohlfeldt, Dale 143. Holder, Lance 113, 117, 218. Holford, Mark 167. Holler, Maryanne 196. Holmquist, Roger 167. Holtzman, Nancy 218. Hondlik, Richard 207, 218. Hooczko, Steven 162. Hopkins, Linda 186, 218, Horak, Donna 209. Horberg, Marianne 218. Horbrook, Randal 144. Horn, Nathaniel 172, Horner, Sylvester 75. Horst, Robert 218. Horwitz, Bruce 218. Howaniec, John 159. Howell, Wanda 186, 191, 218. Howett, Steven 171. Hubbard, Kathy 179, 193. Hubbard, Susan 195, Hucker,Judith193. Huff, David 147, Hughes, Lynn 130. Hughes, Valerie 77,113,207,218. Hulse, Owen 171. Humbles, Bobby 63. Humphrey, Gary 83. Hunsicker, A.L. 207. Hunter, Stephen 157. Hurst, Cedric 218. Huser, Carol 207. Hutchens, Ronald 218, Hutchison, Mary 141. Hyman, Leslie 136. lngold, Greg 207. lnnamorato, Anthony 218. Isaac, Lynn 136. Isaacs, Mark 167. lsermann, Carl 207. lsert, Maxine 112 117. lshikawa, Glen 218. lshima, Byron 82. lshima, Ross 114. Ivey, Steve 70. Jackson, Patrick,68. Jacobs. Cheri 140, Jacobs, Jerald 218, Jalovec, Lynne 77,183 Jamison, David 167, Janota, Cynthia 183. 207. Jarm, Thomas 177. Jarman,Mark167. Jarrett, Robin 218. Jasinski, George 160. Jaskierski, Andrew 162, Jatczak,Constance 198. Jaynes,Carol 141, 219. Jefferson, Elsie 83, 219. Jenkins.Jeanne219. Jernagin, Edward 173. Jetton,Marcia191. Jo, Delwyn 219. Jochem,John143. Johnson, Adrienne219. Johnson, Beverly 186, 219. Johnson, Carolyn 140. Johnson, Dan 219, Johnson, Daniel 160, 219. Johnson, Gayle 195. Johnson, James 219. Johnson, Jom 169. Johnson, Keith 196. Johnson, Marvin 173. Johnson, Michael 111, 219. Johnson, Pamela 219. Johnson, Paul 153, Johnson, Raymond 173. Johnson, Sharon 186. Jolley, Michelle 133. Jones, Carla 183. Jones, Delvano144. Jones, Edwin 195. Jones, Labravia 186. Jones,Maxine 129. Jones,Melinda129. Jones, Renee 129, 219. Jones, Scott 117, Jones, Sharon 181,219 Joos, Rebecca 191. Jordan, Nancy 130. Jordan,Scott 112. Jordan,WiIliam219. Joshua, Babatunie73. Jost, Marguerite 130, Jubelt, Lance 82, 117, 185. Juberg,Michael147. Jun, Paul 154. Juricka, Donald 207, Kagan, Robin 110, 114. Kahn, Irving 181. Kaleel, Gregory 151, 195. Kalkbrenner, Daniel 219. Kaplan, Susan 141, 177. Karambelas, James 143. Kardas, Ronald 219. Karmasin,Alice 77,219. Karmis, Christopher 157, 219. Karmis, David 128. 160. Karp, Susie 136. Karpeles, Richard 159. Kaskel, Michael 167. Kaspar,Amy191. Kastner, Gregory 147. Katz, Alfred 181. Kaufman, Laurie 135, Kaufman, Neal 153. Kaufman, Robert 220. Kay, Steven 79. Keating, Rosemary 182, 195. Keefer, Cathy 207. 220. Keenan, Michael 220. Keenan, Owen 154. Kegel, David 160, Keith, Beverly 191. Kelderhouse, Robert 157. Keller, Candace 130. Keller, Rona 135, 192. Kelley, Kenneth 147, 195. Kelley, Kim 191, Kelly, Laura 220. Kelsey, Susan 220. Kennedy, Jeffrey 111, 157. Kenny, James 180. Kenny, Michael 117, 180, Kent, Thomas 192, 240. Kerouac, Michael 79. Kessler, Gary 83, 195, 220. Keyes, Debra 115, 183, Keys, Michael 194, 195. Khatir, Kaueh 184 Kilas, Robert 154. Kilbane, Michael 147. Killebrew, Kenneth 220. Kimmelman, Jack 182, 195. Kimpling, Nancy 77. King, Christine 113, 179, 207. King, Paul 110. King, Robert 220. Kingery,Robert 147,220 Kinsella, Dennis 220. Kinsella, Jo Ann 220. Kirschbaum, Thomas 185 Kirkel, Janice 191, 195. Kirsch, Nancy 136. Kirschner, Alison 177, Kistler, Nancy 130, 220. Kleeman,Alan143. Klein. Linda 207, 220. Kleinschmidt, Gary 157, 220 Kleibuk, Lucien 73. Kless, John 147. Klintworth, David 220. Klobucher, Dave 62.68. Kloempken. Joann 135, Knaack, Scott 143. Knighten, Lee 144, 220. Knowles, Ronnie 144, 220. Kobald, Ursula 128, 130, Koerner, Rosemary 96. Kokenge, James 159. Kolleger, Janice 220. Kolton,John 153,220 Komitzsky, Elyse 207. Kong, Delia 184,220 Kontos, Irene 135. Koors, Randy 149. Kopeck, Rosemary 220. Koper, Edward 220. Koranek, Jane 189. Korsmeyer, Leanne 179, 191 Kotlick, Mark 147, 185. Kotre, Frank 220. Koukol, Susan 138, 220. Kouns. John 160. Kowalski, Diane 130. Kowalski, Donald 160. Kowalski, Paul 153. Kowieski, Jill 115, 138, Kozak, Charla 220. Kramer, Jody 112. Kramer, Lyndi 183, 207. Krasne, Jay 159. Kreis, Kimberly 141. Kreissl, Katherine 135, 198. Kretsch, Ellen 189. Kretzer, John 192, 196, 220. Kretzer, Mike 182. Krieger. David 220. Krieshok, Tom 180. Kubera, Michael 68, 151. Kucik, Kevin 148. Kuderka, John 182. Kugelberg, Mark 220, Kuhn, Jerry 220. Kuhn, Richard 189, 220. Kulaga, Randy 221. Kulmala, Diane 189. Kumler, John 167. Kwiecinski, Susan 115. Lackinger, Karen 130, 198, 2 Lacquet, Jo Ann 209. Lage, Linda 138. Laine, Cynthia 138. Lamb. Bruce 195. Lambert, Patricia 138. Lamberti, John 191, Lance, James 165. Landre, Debra 184. Lang, Holly 135. Langen, David 207. Lannholm, James 221. Lantero, Lawrence 157. Lapp, Jeff 143. Larkin, Robert 195. LaRoche, Michele 221. Larsen,Valerie141. Larson, Dean 149. Larson, Michael 221. Lasco, David 196. Lash, Ellen 136. Laski, Harold 221, Lasko, Alan 149. Latgen, John 173. Latstetter, Robert 177. Latta, Alan 196. Laurinec, Linda 207, 221. LaValle, Lawrence 144. Lavin, Lauren 140. Lawmaker, Gary 165. Lawson,Julie 133. Layng, Jeffrey 194, 195. Lazarus, Robin 83, 221. Leber, Raymond 178. Lee, Ana 179. 184, 221. Leehaug, Gale 138. Leet, Dennis 167. Leiber, Lynne 138. Leininger, Karen 77,130. Leipziger, Elaine 113, 221. Lemke, Sally 221, Lemons, Carmen 129, 221. Lempicki, Walter 185. Lentz, John 162. Lenz, Keith 182, Leonard, John 128. Leonard, Frank 70,75,177. Les, Thomas 63, 67, 221, Leschewski. Adrienne 83. Leslie, Robyn 141, 193, 221. Leverenz, Clifford 162. Levey, David 221. Levine, David 111. Levinson, Carol 181, 189. Levitt. Robert 221. Levy, Diane 138. 177. Levy, Sally 128, 140. Lewis, Glenda 188, Lewis, Kevin 165. Lewis, Sandra 136, Libbee, Mike 70. Libman,Claudia195. Lieberman, Martin 179. Lichtenstein, Kirk 68. Lilly, Mary Jane 113. 117, 193 207, 221. Lind, Karen 133. Lindner. Kal 195. Lindner. Susan 130. Lindstrom, Richard 221, Line, David 111, 222, Ling, Patricia 141, Linnenburder. Dennis 222. Lisabeth. Jeffrey 167, 177, Livergood. Thomas 157. Livingston, Linda 198. Locascio, Michael 173. Locke. Terrence 151, 191. Lockerbie, Robert 79, Loftus. Ronald 207. Logan, Scott 222. Loggin, Rose 186. Logsdon. Kenneth 222. Long, Deborah 115. Long, Gary 222. Long. Iris 140, 222. Long, James 154, Look, Don 222, Loomis, Rob 85. Loomis, Russell 222 Lopez, Antonio 184. 185, 196 Lopez, Daniel 77. Lopofsky, Mark 128. 222. Lorentzen, Ronald 184, 185 Louther, Denise 112. Love. Denise 129. Low, Barbara 133 Lowe. Dean 173. Lowery. Jane 130, Lubarsky,Neil160 Luce. Scott 167 Luck, Evan 173. Lucki, John 173. Ludwig, Mark 159, Lueken. Douglas 149, 181. 222. Luner, Laura 193. Lurie,Aleece182. Luster, Jory 222, Luther, Steven 117. Lutsker, James 171, Luzietti, Debra 182, 191, 192, 207, 222 Luzietti, Joanne 77.182, Lynch, Pamela 222. Lynch.Timothy 111. 114 Mac. D. 186 MacGregor, Scotty 130. Mack, Edward 114, 177, 196 Maclennan, Donald 147. MacMinn, Gregory 159, 196. Madai, Ted 153, Madsen, James 183, Maginn,Mlchael147. Magruder, Edward 153, Magyar, Mark 153, 196. Mahsman, Susan 184, Maiman, Kathleen 189. 222 Maiman, Kevin 153. Maisonet, Carmen 196. Maierowicz, Jeff 177, 222. Makowski, Terrence 151, Malder, Jack 165. Malinowski. Jon 149. Malmgren. Donna 222. Malone. Areea 185. Maloney, Therese 138, Malzone. Gerard 195. Manahan. Denise 133. Mandel, Cindy 136. Mandel. Bill 165. Mangan, Kay 77, 198. Mannering, Gary 154. Manning, Claire 111, 177. 180. Maratea. Frank 154, Marcum, Deborah 133. Marek, Robert 222. Marich, P. Robert 189, 222. Markle. Randy 222. Marks, Frederick 173, Mars. Jay 165. Marsala, Penelope 183. Marshall. David 177. Martin, Carol 115. Martin. Jeffrey 85. Martin, Lois 222. Martis.Valentine73, 167, 184. Masseth, Thomas 83. Mather, Bruce 85. Mathews, Edward 196. Mathys. Georgeen 223. Matthews, Mark 153. Matthews. Mike 68, Matusiak, Richard 149. Matuzek, Monica 223. Maxey,Veronica110. Maxfield. Teresa 223. Maxwell, Frankie 129. May, Lori 223. May, Mary 138. Mayer, Fredrick 157, Mayer, Thomas 173, Maynor, Kevin 193, Maze, Cheryl 223. Mazur, Janice 207, 223, Mazur. Mark 153. Meckler, Bruce 160 Morris. Pam 224. Morrissey, Sharon 183. Morrow, Sharon 186. Morton. Cheryl 186, 188. Moses, John 159. Mottl, Daniel 224. Muehe, Herman 224, Mueller. James 183. Mueller, Jennifer 141. 224. Mueller, Sherry 83.182. Muenchen, Robert 181. Mullady. Thomas 173. Mullen,James 154. Mullen, Michele 135. Mullgrav, Rosemarie 117, Mulrow. Robert 153. Munden, Dennis 167, 193. Munson, Kim 135, 193. 196. Muraski. Mary 133. 191, 196. Murphy. Lloyd 116, 177. Murphy. Michael 195. Murray. Steven 162, Muryn.Jeffrey147, Musselman, David 173. Muth. Craig 147. McAvoy. Mary 224. McBride, Scott 148, 196. McCagg, Frances 117. McCahill, Jane 141. 224, MCCahlII,M3ry141. McCall, Donald 224. McCarthy, Deborah 130 McCarthy, Maureen 141, McCarthy, Timothy 196 McClain, Wayne 63 Meiseles, Howard 177. Meister, Calvin 81 Meister, Christopher 207 Meita. Cheryl 207 Mele. Joseph 202 Menanteaux. Cynthia 223 Mergenthaler, Mark 223. Merkel, Margaret 191 Merrill. Karen 186 Mershon, Vivian 207 Mertel. Duane 223 Mertel, Susan 195 Messuck. Michael 79 Mestemacher, Marlene 195 Mestemacher, Maurice 194.195 Meyer. Jack 177, 223 Meyers.Wendy 138 Mical, Cathy 138, 223 Michals, David 110, 114. 223 Michelsen, Janice 117, 177. 189 Michelson, Steven 143 Mick. John 162 Mierzwa. Charles 154 Mikan, Janet 130 Mikenis. John 154 Mikrut.Joseph 178 Milano, John 157 Miles, Booker 188 Miller, Cathy 135 Miller, Cindy 128 Miller. David 167 Miller, Jean 177 Miller. Kurt 173. Miller, Leslie 110. 223 Miller, Norman 223 Miller, Richard 223 Miller, Robert 240 Millice Robert 157. 238. 240 Milligan, Jeltrey 111, 223 Millin, Thomas 153. Mills. Sylvia 129 Milton,Amy 138, Minehart, Lucas 223 Ming. Barb 113 Minnick, Scott 84. 85. 179, Mirza. Noor Hussein 184. Mitchell. Douglas 151 Mitcheltree. Melody 195 Mitovlch. Rosemary 141 Moler. Eric 223, Molitor,Warren81.149, Monaghan. Mike 70. Monaghan. Moira 224. Monroe,Walter 224. Montalto, Roberta 112. Moore. Judith 77, Moore.Kristen 193. Moore. Patricia 191,193,224 Moore, Susie 135, 198. 207. Moore, Thomas 224. Morgan, Jay 80.147, Morgan, Laura 193. Morgan,Wayne117. Morris. David 157, Morris,Jeff128,157. Morris, Martin 160. McClane. Mary Kay 135, 207. 224. McClane. Patricia 130 McClintock. Michael 185 McConnell, Debra 130. 177. 209. McCormick, David 167 McCOy.Gregory 208. 224 McCoy. Susan 224 McDermott. Daniel 143 McDonald. Carl 186. 224 McEllin, David 83,160 McElvaine, Richard 128, 173 Mclfate, Pat81 McFeely, Thomas 79,151 McGann, Maryrose 224 McGann, Robert 148 McGhee, Edythe 113. 192 McGhee ,Michelle 111 McGovern. Michael 70, 160 McGowan, Thomas 128, 154 McGuan, Terrence 153, 224 McGuire. Kent 157. 196 McHugh. Kathryn 224 Mcllnay. John 207, 225 McJohn, Joseph 178 McKee. Larry 167, 193 McKeighan, Janet 225 McKinney. Darryl 188 McKinney, Diane 116 McLaren, Daniel 151 McLaughlin, Thomas 178, 182 McLean. Jacqueline 77,129 McMahan, Richard 159 McMahon, Jerome 70 McMahon. Robert 225 McManimon.Pat167 McMenarnin. Eileen 140 McMillion, John 162 McNamara. Daniel 160, McNeece. William 196 Nagler, Neil 195 Nalls. Janet 129 Nance, Willis 63. Nash. Beverly 133. 225 Naughton, John 171 Neader,Jim 79. 225. Needelman. Howard 173. 192 Neirick,Judith 225. Neiss, Randolph 147 Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Nelson, Nelson. David 162. Eric 147. Jason 195 John 128, 151, Marc 73. Mark 149, Neu. Laurel 115. Neumann. Ruth 138. 225. Neumann. Thomas 225. Newkirk, Dell 196. Newman. Ilene 115. Newman. Wanetta 186. Nicholson, Nancy 177. Nicholson, Robert 193. Nicol, Robert 147. Nicol. Steven 182. 192, 225. Nishimura, Linda 110. Noegel,Linda 115,195 Norbutas, Michael 153, 225. Nord, Charles 128, 169. 225. Norman, Robert 196, Norris, Mark 116. Norton,Gary196. Nothdurft, Orville 208. Novak, Amy 178. Novak, Briana 181, 182, 225. Novey. Don 181. Nowak. Charles 225. Nuber, John 169. Nuckolls,Jamel195. Nugent, Dorothy 183. Ochs. Tom 179, 225. Odey, Timothy 157. Odon, Peter 179, 208, 238. 240. O'l-lara,Tom169. Ohl, John 185, 225. Ohsman, Diane 140. 225. O'Leary.William154. Olen, Robert 178, Olling, Gustav 205. Olsen, Lynn 128. 135. Olson, Kurt 85,154. Olson, Richard 179, Olson. Robert 160, 225. Onion. Jane 141. Opeka.Kim115.138. OrriOla.Wanda114. Orzel, Daniel 225. Oselka. Dawn 195. Otey. Kenneth 77, Overton. Edna 188. Owen. Brad 193, Owen, Rebecca 225. Owens, Mary 225. Owens, Rochelle 113, Owens, Sarah 183, Oyekunle. Anthony 225. Padvorac. Charles 153, Page. Jeffrey 225. Pahnke, Robert 171 Pant, Donna 114, 177. Paleg, Philip 149. 225. Palella, Michael 196. Palicka. Maryann 189. 225. PaIl'T1by.Wl11Ial'T'l196. Palumbo, Sam 160 Panahi. Sherry 133, 184 Parke, Diane 77 Parks, Frank 147 Parrish, Charles 171. 185 Paschke. Dona 130 Pasick. Robin 83 Patlogan. Susan 138. Patrick, Pamela 138 Pattara, Marytran 136. Patten.Terry 225 Patterson, James 171 Patton. Donald 81,147 Paul,CheryI 209 Paul. Eileen 133, Paul.Londa133,141,178.225. Pavel, Susan 138 Pavliak,Anita179. Pawlik, Michael 225, Pienkos,J.177. Pienta, Stephen 226. Piepenbrink, John 196.226, Pignato,Carlos 75. Pircher, Frank 162. Pitkin, Diana 138. Pitman, Michele 77, 129. Pittman, Christopher 172. Place, Cynthia 184.226, Platt. Thomas 195. Pleatman, Sue 140. Ploszaj. Leon 196.226, Podgorski, Wanda 141. Podraza, Rick 167, Pofske. Sam 165. Poggensee. Thomas 153. Pohlman. Katherine 135. Poindexter. Kent 172, 193. Polich. Gregory 226. Poling. Kevin 79,173. Polk, Stephanie 1154 Polley, Edward 162. Ponder, Lathal 196. Pope, Cynthia 115. Popillo, Richard 70.147. Porter, Kevin 147. Possley. Cynthia 128, 133. 196 226. Potesanos. Denysia 193. Pottenger, Harold 195. Potter. James 70. Potter. Rodney 226. Potts, Mary Anne 226. Poulliard, Marc 143. Powell, Cherie 138. Paxson, Laura 115, 183. 238. 240. Paxson, Stephen 112. Payan,Craig167 Pearlman, Philip 143, Pearsall, David 225. Pearson. Brad 225 Peck. Ronald 194. 195. Peerbolte. Jerry 167, Peerless, Chris 80, Pellegrino, Lois 141, 195 Pennacchio. Cathy 115. Perez. Lynn 207, 226, Perkey, Gary 151. Perkins. Terence 73.208 Perkins. Wendy 138, 226. Perrilles. Donald 194, 195. Perrine. Rae 193. Perry, Roger 79. Perry, Sandra 196. Petersen, Pamela 113. Peterson. Barbara 182. Peterson. CB. 153. 226. Peterson, Christopher 173. Peterson, Jeanine 112, 191. Petrie. Diane 110. Pfeiffer. Steven 147. Phegley, Roger 63. Phelan. Timothy 167. Phillips. Carol 136. 177. Phillips, Robert 165. Piacenti, Vincent 117. Pickell,Orren151. Pickens, Jay 177. Pidcoe. Pamela 135. 226. 196, Powers, Kenneth 148. Poznanovich. Robert 159, 177. Preece. Stephen 68,151. Preston, Susan 136. Preston, William 207, 226. Price. Scott 154. Pritzker, Phil 177, 205, 226. Pruett,Rosalee191.226. Prullage, Gregory 159. Pryor, Tom 151. Pucelik, Penny 207. Pucelik, Thomas 22.174, Pulte. Sue 133. Pumper. Melody 196. Puskedra. David 196. Quiller, Rebecca 226. Quinn. Thomas 171. Raab, Barbara 136. Rabin, Marcy 136. Radke.RicheIle115. 138.195, Rae, Robin 157. Rahbar. Behrooz 184. Rahman, Mariam 184. Rakowski. Daniel 153. 226. Ramberg, Mike 167. Ramirez, Raul 73. RamIi,lndra184. Ramsaier, Lenore 138. Ramsey, Diane 226. Randall, Bradley 151. 226. Randolph, Randy 196. Rappaport, Gary 143. Rappold, Richard 191, 226. Ratay, Stephen 154. 226. Rau, Connie 77. Ray. Quanda 129. 226. Raymond, Michael 143. 226. Readey, Jane 135. Reagan. Michael 112, 177. Rebedeau, Mary 130. Rebholz. Eugene 185, Rector, Stephen 167. Reed, Kathleen 112, 226. Reed, Vic 73, Reeg, Brett 153. Reid, Carolyn 181. Reigel, Janet 138, 226. Reihansperger. Susan 141, 226. Reimer, Karen 135. Reimer. Sandra 135. 207, 226. Reiner, Louis 226. Reinhart, Julie 179. Reiser, Susan 140. Reisinger, Jean 191. Reiter. Georgia 226, Reiter, Monica 141. Reiter, Wendy 140, 177. Rempala, Celine 113, 115. Rempala, Rusell 167. Renouf. Diane 133. 195. Reynolds, Carolyn 83, 133. Reynolds, Mary Jo 133. Reynolds, Robert 162. Reyns, John 173. Rich, Nancy 136. Rich, Paula 177, Richard. Janice 115. 191. 196. Richards. Carol 226. Richards. Jane 96. Rider. Stephen 157. Riedlmayer. Byeata 110. 178.185 Riley. Bradley 80. 227. Riley. William 196. 227. Rim. Dale 159. Ripka. Edward 159, 227. Rush, Julia 227. Rissman. Michael 173. Robbins. Barry 153. Robbins. Sharon 177. 186. 227 Roberts. Ann 227. Roberts. Kathryn 193. 207. 227. Roberts.William185. Robin. Lisa 227. Robinson. Joanne 129. Robinson. Jon 77, 207. Robinson, Kenneth 153. Robinson. Tommy 227. Rochford. Stephen 143. Rodriguez. Scott 167. Rogers. Jean 227. Rogers. Mark 196. Rohrer, Barb 180. Rohrer. Hugh 180. Roland,James 153. 195. Roldan,Carrie13O. Rolnick. Joel 181. Romero. Michael 173. Romine. Karen 130. Romolo. Michael 151. Ronowski. Dennis 171, 227. Rose. Dana 196. Rose. Lawrence 181. 182. Rose. Monica 77. 130. Rose. Robert 165, 227. Rosen,Gail117. Rosen. Sheldon 128, 159, 227. Rosenbaum, Gary 128, 165. Rosenberg, Nancy 32. 138. Rosenblum, Sharon 133, 136 207, 227. Rosenstein. Mark 147. Rosenthal. Deborah 140. Rosenthal. Suzanne 227. Ross, Phil 196. Rotenberry, William 1 14. 157. Roth. James 227. Rothenberg. Bonnie 136. Rothstein, Denice 136. 179. Rothstein, Jeffrey 153. Roush. Mark 162, 167. Rowader, Scott 116. Rowe, Christine 207. 227, Royster, Richard 173. 196. Rubenfeld, Carol 181. Rudar, Cynthia 77.130,189,198. Ruggiero, Steven 83. Ruhnow. Roger 207, 227. Rundquist, Peter 151. Runkel, Barbara 196. Ruppert. James 189, 228. 240. Rush, Robin 195. Russell.Camilla191,193. Russell. Neil 143. Russell, Rich 68. Russell, Shonda 117. . Rust, Daniel 154,196 Rust, Paul 228. Ryan, James 196. Ryan. Joseph 228. Ryan. Maureen 189. Ryden, John 151. Sabick. Rod 240. Sabin, James 162. Sachs, Joan 193. Sacks. Rhoda 191. Saelens, Diane 113. 115, 207. Safstrom. Cyndi 179. St. John. Butch 173. Salazar, Felipe 185. Samburg, Donald 167. Samuelson, Jacqueline 207, 228. Santostefano, James 82. Sato, Shirley 228. Satorius, Denise 77, 130.207, Saul. Marie 177, 238, 240. Saunders, Gail 140. Saunders. Willie 228. Sauter. Melissa 178, 207. 228. 233. Savage,Dayle193. Savittieri, Dorothy 83. Scardino, Rick 159. Schackle, Richard 85.153 Schanzle, Edward 117, 207. Schanzle, William 228. Scheffler, Matthew 68. Scheib. Elvin 228. Schelly. Laura 177. 193. Scheuerman. Lois 228. Schiller. David 173. Schimmerling, Gary 143. Schloss, Roseanne 140, 228. Schmid. George 160. Schmidt. Lisa 115, 189. Schmidt. Richard 154. Schmitt. Gregory 160. Schmitt. Mark 148. Schneider. Steven 153. Scholin. Carl 228. Schoof. Jake 70. 75. Schramm, Deborah 193. Schramm. Julie 138. Schrock, Michael 73. Schulman, Marcia 228. Schulz. Neil 228. Schulz. Robert 154. Schuster. Marilyn 193. 195. Schwarzbach. Gayle 136. Schwenker, Karen 133. Scotese, Thomas 179. Scott. Richard 188. Scoville, Kim 135. Seasly, Craig 228. Seaton. Barry 167. Seeger, Gerald 228. Segell,Mark159. Seggebruch, Stephen 177. Seibutis. Laima 133. Seibutis. Regina 133. Seikus, Edward 228. Seller, Stephen 228. Semeniuk, Susan 135. Senra, Modesto 111. Ser, Kerri 138. Setzler. Louise 207. Shah, Harshad 184. Shaner. Donald 162. Shaw. Patricia 177. Sheehan. Michael 229. Sheldon. Robin 141. Shepler.Charles154,178. Sherman, Steven 229. Shestokas, David 229. Shintani Barbara 191. Shlaferman, Laura 115, 183. 189. Siegel. Leslie 135. Siegel, Ted 147. Siet. Steven 179. Siggelko, Ed 84, 85. 179, 207. Sikma. Brenda 115. Silberman.Loree14O. Silfies, Bill 194, 195, Silvertrust, Joanne 136. Simonson, Susan 114, 229. Simpson, Richard 160. Siok, Kenneth 229. Siorek, Nancy 135. Sisco. Sherry 141. Slater, James 229. Slawson, Thomas 196. Slifko, Judith 141, 195. Smaldone, Ronald 112, 117, 179. 229. Small Gail 136. Small. Mary 229. Smathers, Richard 70, 75, 207. Smeja, Scott 229. Smenos, Brian 151. Smiley, Roger 82. Smith, Al 70, 75. Smith, Clifford 194, 195. Smith, Craig 173. Smith, Dennis 63. Smith, Greg 63, 67. Smith, Jacqueline 240. Smith. Janet 229. Smith, Patricia 141, 182, 229. Smith, Suzanne 207. Snider. Paul 189, 192. Snoke. Jeanie 182. Soessard, Bruce 148. Solari, Alvaro 73, 184. Soldano, Mark 162. Solger, Robert 157, 196. Solomon, Sheryl 140, 191, 193 229. Somlar, Stuart 117. 229. Sommer, Ellen 229. Somogyi, Sandy 229. Somomeo, Lou 169. Sossin. Glenn 153. Southwell, Robert 162. Sparks, David 153. Spaulding, Kenneth 229. Spector. Michael 147. Spinillo, Frances 184, 229. Spink, Jim 81, 85. Spitz, Robert 229. Spitzer. S. Brian 230. Spitznas. John 143. Staat. Gregory 185. Staelens. Mark 167. 230 Stainworth, Dick 165. Staranowicz. Debra 115, 138. Stark. Gordon 159. Stark. Ruth 196. Stark. Stephen 117, 189. Starkey, Paul 230. Starshak. Frank 167. Staulcup, Herbert 230. Stauner. James 174, 176. 196. Stravropoulos. Karen 135. Steele, James 230. Stefan. Helen 81. Stefan. Leslie 77.130 Stefo, Andrew 230. Stein, Paul 147. Steinsdoerfer. Mark 182. Sterling, Ruby 186. Stern. Phyllis 113. 192. 230. Steubing, John 143. Stevens, Jeff 159. Stewart, Gail 140, 230. Stickelmaier. Joan 207. Stiening, Kathryn 130. Stiles. Sheila 135. 207. 230. Stock, Dwight 207. 208, 230. Stofan. George 159. Stolton. Denise 130. Stonebock, Tom 68. Stowell. Joe 63. Strecker. Joanne 115. Stroud, Margaret 130. Strzalkowski, Maureen 207, 230. Stulken, Diane 138. 177, 230. Stuttle. James 182. Stutz, Jacquelyn 207. Sugar. Susan 115, 183. Suhl, Karol 140. Suhr, William 169. Sulkowski, James 111. Sullivan, Maryann 138. 183. Sullivan, Patrick 169. Sullivan, Thomas 173. Sumner, Bradley 208. Svob, Anthony 151. Svoboda, Michael 159. Swedlund. Linda 77. Sweeney. Christie 230. Swett, Linda 133. Syfert, Debbie 140. Syfert, Sandra 140. 194. 195. Symonds, Terri 230. Szorc, Frank 117. 195. Tabata, Lyle 159. Taber. Richard 230. Tabor, Stephen 230. Tague, Michael 147. 191. 195. Talan. Robert 171. Tarnoff. Kenneth 230. Tauber. Suzanne 138. Taussig. Lisa 230. Tawoda, Thomas 147. Taylor, Laurel 113. Taylor, Michael 160. Taylor, Michael 208. Teevan. Kevin 192. Teller, Mike 148. Teller, Sherri 136. Tellez, Camilo 73,184-. Tervola, Valerie 83. A Thomas. David 144. 231. Thomas. James 144. Thomas, Linda 77. Thomas, Mary 141, 231. Thomas. Pat 148. Thomas, Ulisher144. Thompson, David 178. Thompson, Jeffrey 159. Thornton, Thomas 196. Thornton, Tim 70. Thorp, John 148. Thorson, Douglas 205. Thorwegen, James 231. Thurston, Constance 129, 231. Tiemann, Mark 167. Tilton, Kevin 177. Timmons, Ross 154. Tishler, Elaine 182. Todd, Daniel 79, 173. Todd. Richard 173. Tolbert, Christy 231. Tolson, Rochelle 186. Tomaso. Anthony 151. Tomaszek. Barbara 141. Tomczak, Mark 111. Tompkins, R. Dennis 112. 117 177. 231. Toohill, Michael 167. Tosby. Donald 114. Tousey, Mary 141, 231 Travis. Richard 177, 191. Treiber. Linda 130. 177. Trent, Virginia 138. 231 Trollope. Glenda 207. 231. Tropper, Arnold 147. Trotter. Rhonda 77.188 Trzaska.Jelfrey 231.' Tsien, Fong 184. Tucker, Janice 1 11 TumminelloW.P. 231. Turner.Allen113.179. Turner, Dean 147. Turner.Johnie195. Tyska, Howard 231. Unitis. Alexander 83. Urbaniak, David 160. 177. Urbanus, Patricia 193. Vahl, Richard 147. Valdez. Michael 171. Valerio. David 147. Vandebogart, Scott 171. Vande Houten, Pamela 179. Vanden Noort, Marian 115. Van Gorder, David 111. 231. Van Henkelum, Paul 162. Van Hove, David 157. Van Ornum,Linda 133,177 Venard, David 147. Verbout.Jerry 114. Vincz, Donald 151,231 Vlcek. Martin 208. Voight. Robert 167. Volturno.Lisetta138. Von Behren. Chris 193. 209. Von Rashke, Bob 165. Voorhees,Alison191,194,195 Vora. Pravi n 184. Wagner, Cheryl 177. Wagner. Gregg 159. Wagner, Jeffrey 167. Wagner, Robert 179. Wagner,Sarn192. Wahls. Rhonda 198. Waichunas. James 173. Wakim.Ghassan184. Walczynski, Stanley 147.- Walden,Wade196. Waldmeier. Richard 231, 240. Walerstein, Jay 231. Wallace.Jaonn115. Wallace. Terry 231. Wallens. Jody 140. Wallens. John 153. Wallin, Lynn 130, 165. Walsh, Barbara 231. Walsh, Michael 193. Walter. Melodee 77. Walton, David 186. 188. Ward, Kenneth 193. Wardelman. Curt 189, 240. Warren, Richard 171. Wasem, Joann 207. Wasynczuk, Oleg 73. Wathen. Stephen 232. Watkins, Susan 182. Watson, Nathaniel 172. Watts, Dana 111. Watts. Ricardo 144. Waynauskas. Laura 133. Weber, Patrick 173. Webster, Bobbie 188. Wehrli, James 182. Weller, Mike 111. Weinberg. Jeri 232. Weinberg, Lesley 140. Weinrich.Cathy 189, 207,232 Weisen, Steve 169. Welch. Stephen 68,151,182 Welch, Susan 196. Wellington, Yuriko 182. 193. Wellwood, Mark 180. Welsh. Bob 180. Welsh, Dee 180. Welsh. Susan 196. Wendle, Thomas 111, 232. Wessler, Kirk 70. Wessler, Max 192. Weston, David 167. Whalen, Roy 85,179 White, Carla 179. White, James 179. White. James 232. White. Linda 117, 179. White. Toni 186. Whitschorek, Karen 113. Whittler, Tommy 112. Wice, Suzanne 117, 179. Wiggers. David 196. 232 Wiggins, Debrastine 232. Wilcoxen, Dane 68. Williams, Douglas 83 Williams. Jon 77 Williams, Kathryn 128. Williams, Rick 179.232 Wilsey. Pat 143. Wilson.Amy177.191. Wilson. Bruce 232 Wilson.Cheryl 77. Wilson. Dorothy 207. Wilson. Edwin 232. Wilson. Harold 186. Wilson. Jim 157. Wilson. Lawrence 186. Wilson. Sally 77. Winfield. James 75 Winkler. Susan 96. Winton,Guy 153. 196 Wise. Susan 136. Wiseheart. Cheryl 182. Witry. Elizabeth 141. Witsman,Wayne 232. Witte. William 207. Wittenborn.Steve177, 191.232 Witthonn. John 162. Witzke, Pamela 135,232 Wohead,Jeffrey 116. Woith. Betty 207. Woitovich. Joanne 238. 240. Woiewodzki. Joseph 232. Wolber. Linda 198. Wolf. Beth 182. Wolf. Gregory 151. Wolff, Linda 136. Wolin, Cathy 140. Wong. Kin-Fun 193. Wood. Susan 232. Woodruff, George 207, 232. Woods.Alicia184. Woods. Linda 232. Woods. Ronald 147. Woods, Susan 133. Woodworth, Lu 178. Wook. Amye 140 Woolf, William 232. Worcester, Randy 111, 238. 240 Worsing, Mike 153. Wozniak. Martin 173. Wratten. Linda 232. Wright. Charles 110. 232. Wright, Jeffrey 174. 177. 189. Wright, Kathy 232. Wright. Thomas 70,151,196 Wrzesinski, Bogdan 181. Wych, Jeff 232. Yedtman,Kari77,130. Yoder, Patricia 182. Young, Barbara 193. Young, Harold 171. Young. Jerry 81. Young. John 162. Young, Sally 135. Young. Sarah 232. Yull, Katharine 135. Zaccheo. Michael 173. Zakahi. Walter 114. Zaleski. Steven 113. 117. Zander, Paul 171. Zapel. Theodore 181. Zara. Gregory 70. Zarko, Gary 160. Zavertnik, Randall 147. 192. Zboinski, Jerome 232. Zeff. Anita 130. Zeitchick, Sanford 83. Zelinka. Richard 167. Zesch. Kevin 167. Zientek, Jeffry 179, 232. Zika. Glenn 73. Zillner, Nancy 138. Zimay, Robert 167. Zimmerman.Litta196. Zinger. Anne 182. Zinger, Thomas 182, 232. Zoffinger, James 171. Zolla. Marilyn 136. Zorich. Nora 207. Zuckerwise, Peter 232. Zver. Richard 114. Zywica, Jerry 68. ' 237 Qi' vr, u lib 75?::: 'H - rf? rl zztrf' 10 grl rjlzzzzynvf' Y gh - gli' Yzxylzitynl :Avj1,f:f,'LZ'f-I Yzyfahiizg v V ip ,,v' 211 gi' P ,- ' ' .uhQ1r1,vf,, 1 .-'. -I-,',v L b .. Q K ' .':Z:-ga E-JZ I4 izzvs- 1 p-,., FR, 1975 Anaga Staff Qwho put the book out somehowl TOP ROW: Bob Millice, Marybeth Genis, Laura Pax- son, Marian Daniels. 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