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'45 41. -i gn.--4 . ,4 ,,,. . f no ' KI A.. 1 ' K ' QI 1 M. ln- Us Uv . , - Nw ff , . i 4 '-. X I al of . . , Y -1 'fff1 U1 3 L-41 4 '-Qi... O f. Table Of Contents Student Life 10 Academics 50 Sports 66 Residences 102 Organizations 17 Seniors 200 Each breath a new beginning people to meet experiences to learn memories to bring t Each day, change o life. initiates another phase of life. Anticipating success, people strive to meet their expectations - to make a new beginning. oures GO -0 I I , I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 I I I I I E' 6 I Life begins slowly. Months of waiting end with birth Hours of skill change clay to art. But the beauty of waiting frames the mystery of life. f 7 i l J 'w I I 1 x 4. 4. 1 0 i N N Y N N N I W 'I I I Vi I 1 1 Qu N x 8 4 E W Q O af , N' ' J Q, '1 Lwyf' . f I F 3 - 1 'N ' NA L Lai. 1 V . X ' . M1 I .. I .. X ,L f 9, ff its 51 mf iQLjjj,q i Wx 5. J' 251 , V 'Y 'A gf? Q 4 1 A' ff? 1 , 'Z 2 ffm ' X ,--- p gig! V . 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JK I I M ff 5 I A J. qw.. . ' 42521. . ,gully .4 l g X f sr Q . . gg.. ww :xr , . - -f .V X I lj 'l'gl,,f.,. ,J f p t 3 5 . ,-Z '5 M +251 3,45 , -1, Q i .9 .f f -P 515. 5 gg' rw ,- Qi 4 . .Iv My N I A-'LQ N :ry ers 3 ' , QT. ,, M -M! - in xx fr, if Q .JA AWR..f- 1 fix STLIUEINT LIFE A Rafgy R N-x K. rr! Ring that fire alarm, and I'll snooze on I .Z E. . X qi .V Qi Ht-M 'W .W - f x X' I X 'N L 'U' A I xl ' uxx 5,3 vv 1 'U 5,1 , K 1: I' -ff? 'g -I Xi R 31 6 V. lf I fig' ,D . fu A fy-, 'X'-fx ' tr I 2 ' Fv. Qhxiff s v - 'Il x -sf tx 15 j .4 I , I 0, 4 V ' ' Q 'L Y 1 ' r ffjfig' A V 1 4 -V R, V ' if, I 1. ' :IN V '45-.f ' fe' it ' . . 31' ' Y . A' Q J 5 I I 1' K 1 . ,tr Mfr' ?'f e r f -4... f A 9 , If 1 Q Z f 1 1 . , ,'. 'Aff' V J ' X f 1-1-Q. if A' 'A 7, ' ' fn Q ws f -gf-o I , ,' f' -' 'Qi ' , n ,lb I , 7 4. L . vomzwww I was a typical freshman. I slept through English 101, got sick at my first fraternity party, left the dorm at four in the morning for a fire drill, bought a season's ticket to Bradley football games, studied my butt off and got put on academic probation. I was a typical sophomore. I slept through one of my finals, sold a Bradley football season's ticket to a freshman, skipped half of my classes and changed my major twice. I was a typical junior. I turned 21 and woke up two weeks later, slept through English 300, pulled fire alarm drills, made two dates for one night, studied less and got better grades. I was a typical senior. I slept through grad- uation, stayed inside during fire alarm drills and hoped it was really a fire, drove to Kansas City for a six-pack of Coors, and looked for a job, looked for a job, looked ............. 1 I MTWlTF l Dept-. 1, COEESEE ,I 5.20.1 1 TIME 0 . .1 I 8:00-09:15 lf 7 I TI - l9:00-9:50 I 'X 'lil X' X If I 0 I 19:30-103045 by 1 X2 I 10:00-100:50 E 1 X47 0 xfivv-zfgfb . Ki av A3 I 3 111:00-12:15 X- y g y 0 ' 12:00-12:50 it Xl FX Q Il 4 ,X57 45 12 2 30-2 : 10 , 1 1 1 ' t W I I I' l 'I ' Smith and Caruthers j Greg Smith Greg Smith made Bradley Basketball history last year during a game against Drake L'niversity, He became the 19th Bradley player ever to score 1000 points in a career. Smith has averaged over 16 points per game in the past two years. Smith, a product of Aurora East HS was named All-Conference, All-State, to the first team on the All- State tournament team and Honorable mention on the Sunkist's All-American team. Since coming to Bradley, Smiths honors include All-MVC as a sophomore, honorable mention All-MVC as a junior and two-time winner of the William Dobler Free Throw Award. Greg Smiths thrilling moment came last year as the Braves of Bradley upset the unbeaten, nationally ranked Louisville Cardinals. Smith also led Bradley over I.S.U. last year with one of his greatest games ever, scoring 30 points, At 65 , Smith is one of the smallest centers in the conference. But as he puts it, I'd rather play against the big men. Smith calls the fieldhouse the center of attention. He said, I canit find a better place to playg the greatest fans in the world are right on top of you. oin Bradleyis 1,000 point club pnnmi 5 2 jim Caruthers ujumpinn jimmy Caruthers became the 18th member of Bradley's elite 1000 point club last year. jim finished his junior year with a total of 1,066 career points, averaging just over 14 points per game. Caruthers came to Bradley from Kansas City's Sumner H.S. where he was voted All-State, All- Metropolitan, Sectional All-American and MVP in the state of Kansas. Since coming to Bradley, Caruthers has been named M.V.C. Freshman of the Year, and the first freshman ever to make the Charlotte All-Tourney Team. jim has also been named to the second team All-MVC the past two years, and last year he was awarded the William Dober Award for best free throw percentage. Caruthers used just one word to describe what itjs like playing for Bradley - Creat,', jim praised Coach joe Stowell for giving him the opportunity to play as a freshman. It was Coach Stowell who played a major role in recruiting Caruthers away from MVC rivals Wichita and North Texas State. Playing basketball is a dream come true to Caruthers, but there is still one dream left - a chance in the pros. iw-v--nl,g f' yr-H v Ile Olde Sweet Shoppe Mountains of mouth-watering chocolate covered pea- nuts - jars of indescribably delicious M6iINI's - fresh, buttered popcorn - scrumptious maple nut goodies. It's enough to give a diabetic lascivious nightmares in bed. But for most of us, the nightmare is probably those three pounds weive put on over the semester from being lured by an inviting aroma to that hidden cubby- hole in the Student Center known as the SWEET SHOPPE. I never did know the regular customers by name, but as soon as I saw that familiar face, I'd think, iPis- tachios, or iSpicettes', or whatever the student was addicted to, says Mrs. Twila Ford, the former candy ladyi' who has greated all the candy addicts at Bradley since the fall of 1972 with her warm smile. Everyone always asked me how I stayed so slim. Mrs. Ford remarked, I can only imagine what they'd be doing if they were back here: eating up the profits. But there really isn't much profit involved in the SWEET SHOPPE operation, according to Student Center Games Area Director, Merlin Potter. VVe only make about S500 a year' from the sale of the candy. It was set up more as a student service than as a big, money-making deal The shoppe was established in 1972 through funds given by the Bradley Dads' Association, after its proposed creation was made by Student Center Director, E.I. Ritter. I got the idea when I attended an Association of College Unions International meeting in 197I,n said Ritter, Hand in 19712 we decided to set it up with the ticket sales booth. The prices have gone up quite a bit during the three years I worked there, says Mrs. Ford, but the number of customers increases every yearf' For sure that favorite corner of bubble gum, nuts and nut fana- tics is always a busy place. The mornings are usually occupied with ticket sales for the latest fieldhouse concert, the early afternoon with candy, gum, nuts, soda and popcorn sales and at about 3 p.m., like clockwork, the place is seiged by grade school kiddies wielding their quarters and dollar bills for after- school goodies. Final exam times is when everyone has the munchiesf reported Mrs. Ford with a wide smile. Sometimes the kids will be a penny or 20 short for the tax, but I'd say that 9992 of those who promise to come back and pay do so. Since November of '75, Mrs. Ford has been moved into the Student Directors office doing secretarial work and she misses the tiring but satisfying work in the SWEET SHOPPE. In the three years I worked in the shop and ticket booth, I can't think of any individuals who were disagreeable or complained about having to wait long for candy or tickets when the lines got rather long. The SWEET SHOPPE still beckons many a potential diet- er to its window, caught like flies in a spiderweb of sweet delight. It's funny, though, how you never notice how addicted you've become 'to the place your- self until you realize, embarrassingly, that she's weighing out candy for you before you even ask for it. No, make that red licorice today instead of black, I said, turning red, myself. I Round and round the lot in search of a place Where to park it: that is the question. Whether 'tis nobler to search for a spot farther away from the building and arrive late, or just take that faculty place ahead there, or - horrors - a spot marked with Xl The latter will probably mean suffering the slings and arrows of an outraged Bradley Security Officer who passes by and spots your junk parked in an un- authorized place, But, as so many students claim, I bought a decal and theres no place to parkf' so they put it any place, end up getting a ticket, and X,......' the Security office in Macmillan Hall finds itself with 300 to 600 outstanding violations during any one semester i'lt's only when departments hold special conferences, or an activity in the Student Center or Field-house that brings hundreds or at times thousands of visitors on campus that we have problems, Director of Security David Baer explained. Once last year we had 3,000 farmers in the fieldhouse and cattle cars, trucks, vans, and anything else that moved parked all over campus. At times like that, we suspend ticketing everyone. We know there aren't enough places available. For the 800 student places existing on campus, approx- imately 1,760 decals have been issued out for the year 75 76 making the parking placefparkers ratio about 2 Zfl while the faculty placeffaculty ratio runs fairly close to 1 to 1 That may seem lncredibly unfair but you have to re member that a lot of those student decals go to people taking night courses or maybe just one course in the day When they vacate the spot after a couple hours its free during peak hours said Baer I thmk we re very fair about ticketing said a member of the Bradley Security If we see that there really IS a lack of space available we avoid ticketing So noble or not as the case may be you still have to pay a S1 to S10 fine for parking it in the wrong place One arrow s not too bad but a quiver full can get expenslve x Ltr ' ' .' 1 Q' lm! if I - K I ' - -1 tl .. . 5 1 2 S F A' ,f ' N X' -Q7 -f ' 6 . ,- ' ? '-1-G-Lg. v-..- N omanly Waves weather collegiate tradition A dead man is worth more than a liye woman. found a Peoria widow and student of political science at Bradley U., Barbara Yan Auken, who was refused credit by a department store which offered to continue charges under her dead husbands name. job equality, right to establish personal credit. proper recognition of the housewifes important role in society - these are a few of the goals of the National Organization for Women QNOWD which now has some 70,000 members nationally. Yet the success has been little and far between till now, as Ms. Van Aulten, President of the Peoria chapter of NOW admitted. The disparity between incomes for doing similar work has grown wider. Theres an enormous gap between the gains that people are made to believe exist and what really is happening. A lot of tokenism is going on, and as Gloria Steinem says, 'Tokens are for the subway. They are not meaningful indications of changefu Today the importance of women in th American economy is still essentially as a consumer - the housewife buying for her family. A survey in 1975 of 160 well-known business and industrial concerns on employment trends for college and university graduates showed employers expect to hire the same number of men this year as in 1975, but 'TW more women. Yet todays career education is still backward, aiming more at men than women, according to a spokesman for CATALYST, a nonprofit organization founded to increase opportunities for college- educated women. 1'Testimony given before congres- sional committees on equal rights in employment and education revealed that the majority of todays undergraduate college women, currently numbering 4.2 million, are still being steered toward tra- ditional 'girl' courses such as english, education, and fine arts, and away from hard subjects such as science. math and businessf' which accounts for the scarcity of women engineers, accountants, and business administrators in todays economy. But Bradleys dean of the College of Engineering and Technology, Dr. Peter Bulkeley has contra- dicting statistics. The number of female students enrolled in the school of engineering has increased from nine in 1971, to 55 this year. With the nation confronting such problems as the finding and exploration of new energy sources, ff engineers, more than ever, will play a crucial role for the next two decades in the develop- ment of Americais economyf' said Dr. Bulkeley. I feel that virtually all engineering deans would agree that women must be aggressively recruited into technical fieldsf, Bulkeley continued. As companies eagerly seek female engineers, conditions now suggest that we have reached the point where female engineering graduates can get almost as many offers as interviews. Male engineers are changing their perceptions of the female very radically. Because engineering was formerly a predominantly male field of study, the first women appeared to be quite self-assertive. They tend to outperform the men in the collegef, Despite an apparent preocupation with the work- ing woman and her rights, Peoria's NOW president, Ms. Van Auken states that the feminist movement does not advocate a woman must be employed out- side the home to consider herself of value, as she explains, We,re trying to point out to society and certainly to the women involved that homemaking is one of the most necessary roles in our society. It's literally been the backbone of it.', i'Sexual prejuidice is the most deeply-rooted in our societyf, said the 29-year-old Bradley student. It,s going to take a long time to change. Our NOW services are going to continue in Peoria because theyire so successful - the legal service in sex discrimination cases, the 24- hour rape crisis line. In addition, we have decided to put a new emphasis on sexism in educa tion and sports, and find out what's going on in the world of credit to help women get the credit they deserve. Prowling for food on unday nights Dorm food reeks. But it,s still a pain to go out prowling for food on Sunday night. But where to go and what to eat? Something cheap but good - not too far if you don,t have a car - and someplace where the lines aren,t six-deep in Bradleyites all with the same idea. Beer, live entertainment, and wild orgies are not to be found at Iumer's or the Boaris Head, but they're the special restaurants reserved for birthdays and anniversaries. The more courageous or talented students try fixing dinner in their illegal popcorn poppers in the dorm. Tomato soup and crackers. hotdogs, steaks, peanut butter omelettes. fondue and chop suey have all at one time or another been concocted and served on plates, ? Af hard-cover books, napkins or most regally in the hand since Sunday din-din was discontinued in the dorm cafeterias. The lazier ones order out for a gondola from Avanti,s or pizza from Country Villa Cfor delivery, of coursej. Freshmen and sophomores unaccustomed to Peoria's Sunday night-life flock to nearby McDonald's, L's and Steak in, Shake Cmore than the milk is shaken by the end of the meall to nourish their growing bodies. The juniors and sen- iors have found the more sophisticated spots for dining: Barnaby,s, Lumis and the Inter- national House of Pancakes. Maybe sophisticated isn't exactly the term to use, but at least theyre located far enough from campus to enjoy a change of scenery land smellj. If none of these places suited you, you could always load up on dorm peanut butter and jelly sandwiches during Sunday lunch for evening dining. Whatever the case, Sunday prowling bites. Campus revives homecoming After an absence of several years, homecoming returned to Bradley complete with house decs, a homecoming queen and an all-school formal. And of course there was basketball - there had to be that. Although a 64-54 loss to New Mexico State dampened spirits a little, the all-school dance held afterwards at the Peoria Hilton was still a gala affair. Rosemary Cairo, sponsored by Sigma Nu fraternity, was chosen as the homecoming queen. Plans were made this year to continue the homecoming tradition which had been absent from Bradley since 1970. 1 ,H 1f41H -- - .JY-1,m1--fr ff-Q toni' 'N ,HZ ,I .4 ',q l R M R X 1., 3 ...... cLights, Action, Carnival' nazi-:lf ' If Cinerama '75', was the theme of Bradley's 24th annual Campus Carnival. A variety of booths at the carnival were sponsored by campus hours organizations. For a mere dime ticket, people had a chalice to win prizes like stuffed animals. mugs, candles and a 10-speed bike. Cluttons were satisfied with the usual belly-stuffers - hot dogs, popcorn, cotton candy, sno-cones. ice cream and assorted beverages. Weary bodies and aching feet went home with participants after the 27-hour dance marathon. Dorene Busch, impersonating the notorious Bonnie Parker, was crowned Queen Charity. King Hilarity tP1obert Wagnerl resembled the cute Harpo Marx. Entertainment of all kinds was a major highlight of' the Carnival, ranging from belly dancing to jazz and rock music. Sigma Chi's and Alpha Epsilon Phi's third Rock-A-Lot raised S1500 as Phil Bailey sat and rocked for 50 in downtown Peoria. The carnival not only collected almost 310,000 fOr local charities, but entertained large numbers of all age groups. 1, ? 4' 41 NT -, kai gg. in ' K A tizlixbt nav' -- 4 .' xl 'Q..,, S . 'Us L X13 L 'V 11-,4-L, -' x4 ,, A --, gicvq'-fx , ,V fm if If ..4:...... 4 Moms, Day - Art Fete Moms, Day was actually a Moms' Weekendl' in April of 1975. Besides a luncheon, which was highlighted by the Bradley chorale, there were numerous exhibits at the Third Annual Spring Fete. All-school President Kevin Tilton, Bradley President Martin G. Abegg and Dads' Association President james Althoff spoke at the buffet luncheon in the Student Center Ballroom. The Festival of the Arts had music by students and faculty, art exhibits, and speech, english and theatre presentations. The crowd wandered around, trying to see everything in one afternoon. I-1590-Q -. .Q VL. . 5.0 1 9 w ,U 2 i , ie 3 A -, w,g.agQ.,M V -nn:-x .Q .,,. Ili: CWelcome the World, Four years of hard work culminated in the final walk across the floor of the Robertson Memorial Fieldhouse to receive diplomas. More than 650 persons received their diplomas on May 18 of last year, marking for them the end of one phase of their lives. .,Q,, f Q-A.. C fi- J L.. ,L ,ff '19 pd ls' la 'M xii' 1' 111 I w., o 1 L 535. Gods and Chariots in Bradley,s quad? Creek Week promoted both competition between fraternities and sororities and cooperation between Greeks and the rest of the student body. Competition included selection of a Greek God and Goddess, with the winners coming from Sigma Phi Epsilon and Sigma Kappa, tug-of-wars, relay races, chugging, volkswagon-stuffing, marathon races, egg-tosses and pyramid building. All students were invited to a film festival, a jam in the Student Center Ballroom and a block party. xx Ll... -nm -Q Q J am .pw- ,.,-...., . , ads' Day expanded to Dads, Weekend Dads' Day events were spread over an entire weekend. Parents arriving on Friday were welcomed at the cocktail reception held after the soccer game against the University of Illinois. On Saturday, parents attended a luncheon and a concert featuring the Bradley jazz and concert bands. The jim Stafford performance that night highlighted the weekend. A Sunday morning brunch ended the Dads' weekend events. 4 3. 3 2 5333 in 1 Li i n . aa if ff',,-- '05, r ' rg .. if .--Paw i 3 wr? 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Ground-breaking ceremonies were held in the early part of 1974. Completion was first slated for fall of 1975. However, a number of strikes delayed construction, and first semester classes had to meet in Hewitt or the Fieldhouse. Haussler Hall facilities include an Olympic swimming pool, three gymnasiums, three handball courts, a dance studio, a combative gym, weight lifting room, training center, classrooms, faculty office center, first aid room and locker and shower areas. The building was named for Dr. A. G. Frenchiei' Haussler. Dr. Haussler was twice acting President, Executive Vice President and Executive Secretary of Bradley during his 25 years here. Dr. Haussler attended the groundbreaking ceremonies for the complex, but died of a heart attack on Sept. 4, 1974, before the building was completed. 'mm' 1 . 1 111 1 11 ii 11 1 1 1 1 ww f 4ffQa'2'?fV'7?5f v- ' ,515 V- 1 1 35 1 1 1 4 H81-7 Concert ban relaxed Keith Berger tAb0ve. Far Right: Centerj made a return appearance to Bradley. enchanting a Fieldhouse crowd with his wordless art. The mime left the audience speechless with his expressive art form. jim Stafford CAbove7 brought another kind of entertainment to the Fieldhouse for Dad's Day festivities in October, while the Ozark Mountain Daredevils CFar Above, Rightj brought their blue grass sound later in the month. All performances were a presentation of Performing Arts Committee which combined with Student Center Board to host a return appearance of the comedy duo Edmonds and Curley fFar Rightj in the Student Center Ballroom. Their brand of off-beat humor left the audience rolling for was it the beer?l Q i' . 6 ,- 'G ,1- 1.5 can ii? f.,, 1 :,v , fb, ,wglff b 1 -'Q Q. :4 ,AW , A34 ,3- x.,f:yy . ' 1? V 1' .elif , , 45 vj5,.:2:3, , L, 1,31- :,:-' 1,4 'lv ,I if z . .hm 'V - ' -A , f J-Qfglf, Q-f:Qf.' , 5 Lij'4 V- . , 1- I fa, . ' 1 . qw , ,.,,,. 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In the fall and spring, there are animals to watch, walks to take, football or baseball games to play and those new gymnastic stunts to try out in the quad. tOf course, if you feel too guilty, you can always pick out a favorite tree and study for a whilel Then the snow comes. Peoria doesn,t get that much, so you better take advantage of it while it's here. Find your best friends or your worst enemies, and let them have it with a handful of snow. But you better remember that no one is going to take that kind of treatment lying down for long. Be ready to defend yourself, for the retaliation is certain to begin soon. al Q. -. .., f' ' If -.-n. M 1 F. vw 3 :U 1 biz x X 1 49. ' 7-f-1. SL. 2' iw. sf. Q ,e 1, X ,, Q g-N . NX .. sk , 'S 'v . :X . iv 'K ,W ..v, -5 NN ' a- 'NK X 4.9-uw' , LV i ,qi , . mr .. Rm., , x ,. is -4+ l Qt, in K 'r 1, ., ,A ,, Q, , S., 15. ! ai ff' 4. , 7 P , 4 ' Q ,B . 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Wrestling matches offer students the chance to release their frustrations and show off their skills. Racquetball has become the most popular way for athletes to pass time. Most courts are reserved for the day as soon as the P.E. office opens in the morning. 1 ,i ,. 'Z . , ,. 1' .4 ! T I N 0 1 ll p Q al , 1, Q ,, . gg-bn., -F - Q - -- 4 jc - - W-az. Q 41 1 I Q,-,L-s a 'M 1 1 1 1 1 1 .::4,,I QQ. , , fy2a-,- :sg . E?igg4.11+xwy-ff 1 H ,' 1 Qi? 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' Z 'u9nc1r'M f,:wnaml1fnc?ffnv4'nm.a? ' ' :mx 1, J f4wJuvn.tl .A HEHDEIYHCS 'wwwv lfgfffyl NF7' ff Colle e of Business You hired jones under a two-year contract. After three months, he quits, and you cant find a suitable replacement. You take him to court. VVill you win? It's a typical problem you have to face as a business major, The theoretical debits and credits in accounting and the consumer surveys in marketing will soon be behind you, and youlll be applying what you learned to the real world. But for now, itls back to jones and your suit for breach of contract. rs. , -Q7 .W-, Q5 2- .sz H1112 . . Site? 2?'1:2ic' j fs. si? 5 W-sffan i '1l?'X'WV 9 .l 5 0 D P 'x 4' N. A t, v ,A gf., an 'W 5' . V W 'L , L ny I an p ,gd .ju- 5!'f:iQ-'sl .www-f wb my V 5 E f 3 X ,.,, . .,,- ,, , .f If 1' Colle e of Education I need I0 more words that start with TH . . . But if I don't understand the math, how can I teach anyone else? . . . I can't remember if you put ice or heat on a sprained ankle . . . As a special, elementary. secondary, or physical education major, you have these problems to solve all the time. You have to learn to think like your future students and to relate to their needs. And you hope you'll be better at it than some of those teachers you had in the past. AP. 0 , Y x AE 4 , ru Q, Xl J 5 E ,, QW? ar' , lu, l u its-4 V73 r x '14 N. -1250 '61-,iw E 55 gf 'N f .f Tw, 1 f in - ,' ,ff 'mf , WJ, , . v .,4J.., 1 vw N7 0 eg, N 'fy Im ' Q1 f f V , f,,y4Q . K' ' ri 1 fl, gy, , I ! -ii I , '63 f' F I H ! xx 5 V W, IWW X . . . 'i , .f H . A ' gg 'N Y ' u 5 1 I- 3. . A , , ,lid 4 gig , J 294, If 1 I v , I , :fx v 4 , ' Q - ' ' S' 'QI' 5 Q 1 it rt 1 if 21' 1 I Q 3:12132 1 5 X l , 1-if - 4' -S Lexx ' i ' s .S gf 8. 'ff an 4? k ,. Av vi . ' 1 ,, 'ff 5,,, Q a , M.. . ..,. MM , ' al' , ,. 4' -v , 13.0-A . 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In the study lounge, while everyone else is figuring out formulas and writing essays, you're drawing squiggles on paper that will make harmonious sounds when the composition is finished. 'I ' 2 ff A za. . Jinx b H '-I' ' u i s Q I 'Wg if if JJ!! 71: ,,,f ' . 1 5 s 5 N FW 1 M 'wk , 35'- f I - 7 WW' 1 11: ' ' , I YJ ,xg I A4 ,ii , .yi . X I 4 . 'J' I ,U wa' it Il: W' ,Zvi C' 's Q. INT f . sa' X 1, 1' g sa' -'.-'55 1 3x x 'T f ',. 1' I9 xg ' x I l Q! Qi W iff 'ff W X is C ,Wy W I J V -' '-Y 'Q x Y 1 5 Y 5 1 i, ' ff, 3' X W-'K -It x ' W I ' Q Ip E.fMw N If H Q. I ... -1 --f ' 'Aff H-: mv 4-Q -'f-7 QW Qc I ,I In I J' I I I II If li I I Xxx I I II l 1 I 1 I , i I .II .il ,I. II' 'I n:I M .ll In I .II I II XI I I I I I School of Speech and Hearmg SCICHCBS I' You've finished writing your therapy plans and now you're scheduled to give hearing tests. When you get to the speech and hearing building, you see other students all dressed up to work in the clinic where they help people of all ages who have disorders of speech, hearing and language. You remember the beginning courses of speech and language development and phonetics. The courses about the normal and abnormal processes of oral communication all have meaning for you nowi Did you ever think you would learn how to run all those machines? But now you're at the final stage and have cases of your own. School of International Studies Mr President, I would like to address the assemblyf, This is something you might say if you participated in the Model United Nations, which is the major activity of International Studies students each year. Pretend you are the ambassador from the United States, a resolution on the floor of the assembly is ready to be voted on. 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IOOOIUO itll!! ...... ..... ..... ... ..... ..- .... . il! 1 ,N .nn , .. 1 Q. 1 Q , .- , . rx U X M .I v--v:--......., 68 '45 I 5' 7 Bradley finishes 74-75 season with 15-1 1 record Bradley returned home to face Creighton University. After jumping out to a 6-0 record, the Bradley With the upcoming Louisville game on the minds Basketball Braves cooled off considerably. of everyone the Braves lost 82-76. Then it The Braves found out that the West is still wild. happened! The undefeated nationally ranked Washington University fSeattleD handed the Braves Louisville Cardinals came to Peoria. It was their first loss of the season 88-78. Brigham certainly the best game of the 74-75 season Young was the Braves' next stop. Following a and possibly the best game the old hangar has 100-87 defeat, Bradley headed back to Louisville ever seen. The braves beat Louisville 65-59, for its first M.V.C. game. The Cardinals and pandemonium broke out. forced Bradley into its their straight loss 82-80 in overtime. The remainder of the season seemed anti-climatic after the big upset. Bradley won six of its Finally the Braves returned to friendly Robertson remaining 11 games. The Braves beat Tulsa Fieldhouse to face Mid-State rival Illinois twice, North Texas State, West Texas State State. The Braves got back on their winning ways twice and St. Louis, while losing to Wichita by defeating I.S.U. 100-85. Two days later State. Drake twice, Detroit, and New Mexico State. Bradley beat Wichita State 88-73. Back on the road again, the Braves lost two games within a With the 7-7 record in the Missouri Valley the Braves' week - first to North Texas State 69-64, then season ended without a post-season tournament to New Mexico State 76-74. invitation. x xx T . -1 . v . HULEyl 1 3 ' Inq i i,,J-.. Nth t. f Braves get diversity from recruiting grab-bag 3 ,unify jack Brady, a transfer from joliet junior College, led his intramural team to an undefeated championship last season. At 6 feet-4 and 200 pounds, Brady plays forward and is one of the best jumpers on the team. Marcel De Souza is the 6 feet-8, 200-pound freshman from Brazil. Marcel led the South American All-Star team to an international title, scoring 197 points in six games. He also competed in the Pan American games this year. Terry Laaker came to Bradley from Quincy High School. The 6 foot, 155 pound Laaker is a good shooter and one of the best defensive players on the squad. Bill Ricca came to Bradley after leading the Mid-State 9 Conference in scoring. Ricca was named to the All-State team and averaged in double figures in three years of varsity ball at Bergan. An ankle operation sidelined Ricca most of the year. Rightg Front Row: Terry Laaker, Bobby Humbles, Ed Crowder jim Caruthers, Dennis Smith. Back Row: Coach Chuck Buescher jack Brady, Roger Phegley, Mike Davis, Greg Smith, Lawrence Bentley Coach joe Allen, Anthony Calanca. Not Pictured: Head Coach joe Stowell and Marcel De Souza. Basketball The Basketball Braves of Bradley opened their 1975- 76 season with eight straight home games, including the first Bradley Invitational Tournament. The Braves opened with impressive wins over both Fort Lewis College and Samford University. Two days after Samford, 18th ranked Iowa came into Robertson Fieldhouse. The Hawkeyes barely squeaked by Bradley, 100-96. The loss must have fired Bradley up because later that same week a big Detroit Titan team was turned back 71-67. After the game. Titans Coach Dick Vitale claimed he could win a national championship if he could have Bradleys fans. He gave the never-say-die Bradley fans credit for the victory. The Bradley Invitational Tournament featured Eastern Illinois University, Western Illinois University and Illinois State University. Bradley pushed their way into the finals by beating WIL7 89-84. The final round matched Bradley against a much improved ISU team. Illinois State won 88-83, making Bradleys record 4-12. vs. , While most Bradley students were on vacation, the basketball teamls record jumped to 9-3, The Braves won five straight games including their first road game. The wins came at the expense of Kent State, Drake, Southern Illinois, North Texas State, and Loyola of Chicago. The only set-back was at Tulsa, where the Colden Hurricanes beat the Braves 99-87. With an impressive 9-3 record, the Braves took to the road against M.V.C. rivals New Mexico State and West Texas State. 4 J v A-'Af -, 5 X f Q we ' 9 X . ., Q 4 ' -vu f i l Qf , -4 il' gg QBLUI 5 Z 5 xixnqb H . 2 TAX, LW .. Baseball The Bradley baseball Braves under coach Chuck Buescher compiled an overall record of 21 wins and I6 losses last spring. Sophomore pitchers Mike Kubera and Rich Russell make the future look promising for Bradley baseball. Freshmen Roger Phegley and Guy Hoffman have also shown they can pitch skillfully. 1 Above: Pat jackson lunges to get his bat on the ball against Western Illinois. jackson led the Braves in hitting with a .299 mark. Above Center: Bradley freshman left-hander Guy Hoff- man at work against Western Illinois. Dave Burritt is the Bradley catcher. Above Right: Bradley first baseman john Daynor awaits pickoff throw in the Braves win over Western Illinois at Meinen Field. Right: Dan McLaren 1193 is greeted by Dennis Linsley Q53 as he scores a Bradley run. Far Right: Baseball Team Front Row: Dennis Linsley, Daryl Klusendorf, Cary Carter, Guy Hoff- man, Pat jackson, Steve Anderson. Dale Lichtenstein, Matt Scheffler, Steve Preece, Steve Fisher. Second Row: Coach Chuck Buescher, Roger Phegley, jim Bulger, Dave Burritt, Fred Cam- pobasso, john Daynor, Rich Russell, Mike Kubera, Kurt Engel, jeff Frey, Mark Allard, Dan McLaren, jim Ruppert. 7 4 i Q? f s 6 V. 2 x Q X Y x, , .A - - X If . 1 A 2 .. -5- 0 I . gy L A' X' 5...,,,.,,,..,, .M ,. , ,,,,,,v.i5 . xi ' f 'a v1:'n'r5 F I 9 ,352 I' xr Q-..-', 2' H xmf'T'- fir' 1 wif A 'swf '3,,.,, am ' ' V 1 .f ,... 3 . A ,H . , - 1 , -v . ,AQ ZR, f s,......,..4l x ,. .nv-ff FD mg ...............,........ 4. . ,.,. ,,'W fTf fawr1 l'4'w Q2 M guys. Swim SUN ,bs '. ., mfs. , 17, ,W 1. . . 4 f z. s- , .4 9'3 . ' 'A fi .Q 7 F866 147' . 1 1' ' 3295 Qgg . rf-B QQ i Q Soccer Bradley Soccer Club relied on experience for victories. Seniors Terry Perkins, Camilo Tellez and Roberto Antezana along with Co-Captains Al Solari and Tom Cauthen provided much of that experience. An early season injury to goalie Oleg Wasynczuk brought Mark Nelson into the nets. Next year's team promises to show much action with the return of joel Ahrens, Dave Ness, jim Wendt and Peter Marton. Above: Soccer Team Front Row: Terry Perkins, Roberto Antezana, Haheeh Atesh, Tom Cauthen, Al Solari, jamal Almaif, Peter Marton, Ron Kurbrich. Second Row: President Lou Klejhuk, Oleg Wasync- zuk, Raul Ramirez jr., Brian Miller, jim Wendt, Mark Nelson, Ca- meron Fergusion, Dave Ness, Camilo Tellez, joel Ahrens, Coach john Kenny. of-U wi ,f I '. .- -4 ' 154x046 .-2 f w u gf v I V V I 1 5 li 5, 1 I f 5 1 4 5 ! H I I l I I 77 ., ,A I V -p u ,. C 44- S- I 1' f '!lL 1 -f- ' -s.. Pvt v na 'Av -X1 13? ,4-v 25,2 nf' , 13: f LQ!! ca x, I ,- as . - j'xiS 31 . .. ..wa......---V -tv- Eeevx . .+- 1 fs ai -1- ., Q ,rv f ' .-A 5 A ' , 9 a F z , -4, gi. .ff E1 if If ' f r P1 , ,,. , ffs, -1- ' V .V L, i 5 h .54 H 'ss 6 s I 'N 'F . ,V 1 , ' 1 h 1 ' , if-. X is y . V. . - wP! - 1-'g+'veww,4v.wv..1-wff,?w ':'-'rigs--, ,- S y A Y ' x D. ., ..., J . ...Ax V . Cheerleaders Spirited and Enthusiastic! These are words which describe this years B.U. cheerleaders, sponsored by Mrs. Betty Hasselbacher. Clad in bright new uniforms designed by their coach, Gregg Neal, Qformer B.U. cheerleader and USCA staff memberj, Bradley's partner stunt squad has made a concentrated effort to generate spirit and provide entertainment at the games. Besides performing at the games the squad competed in a cheerleading contest at ISU in October and placed second out of nine schools. Above: Front: Sally Wilson. Second Row: Debora Peters, Tom Costantini, April 0'Marah. Third Row: Nancy Kimpling. Fourth Row: Ion Williams. Fifth Row: Don Krueger, joe Keefner, Roger Dietz. Sixth Row: Steve Beemsterboer, Denise Perry, Art Barrows. Seventh Row: Toni Bradley, Lynne Ialovec. Back: lean Hogan. Track The Bradley track team under coach jake School finished the 1975 outdoor track season with a 2-3 dual meet record, The Braves lv-git 9ll'eFdw:irdsvillc and Knox College. Most valuable player jim Potter lt-tl tht- team with a XCIAA qualifying long jump of 25 feet, Dave Brown also set a school record in the triple jump with a jump of 49-0 lb. Andy Cuasto scored many points for the Bradley team with impressive showings in both the shot put and discus. Above: Track Team Front Row: Steve Page. Tony Brocato, Steve Chernick, Glenn Ciesel, Rich Po- pillo, Frank Leonard. Second Bow: jim Winfield, jim Gelaro, jerry McMahon, Dave Brown, Mike Freeman, Knox, jim Forster. Bill Henderson, Back Bow: Coach jake Schoof, jim Potter, Rich Stiegler, Andy Guasto, Bill Craba, Lance Baumann, Brian Batzer, Carlos Pignato. Q 1 W' 31 5 A ff U if f 7 5 up R s X Q aQsrff my 'WM . J . W, ,www my BASEBALL Memphis State New Orleans Northwestern New Orleans Tulane Northwestern St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis Illinois State Illinois State Illinois Wesleyan Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Eastern Illinois Eastern Illinois Northern Illinois Northern Illinois Western Illinois North Central North Central Indiana State Indiana State St. Francis St. Francis Western Illinois St. Louis SIU-Edwardsville Wright State Illinois State Louisville Louisville SOCCER MacMurray Western Illinois Springfield Illinois Knox MacMurray Springfield Illinois State Drake Illinois State BU 8 7 9 5 4 8 3 8 4 9 9 5Vv 8 9 7 9 8 2 10 1 7 6 9 0 5 3 0 TENNIS Wabash Northern Illinois Ill. Institute of Tech. Purdue Illinois State Western Illinois Hawaii St. Ambrose DePaul Principia VVashington SIU-Edwardsville VVestern Illinois Mankato State Wisconsin IV Carleton Eastern Illinois Illinois Knox New Mexico Louisville Wichita Drake West Texas Tulsa Southern Illinois North Texas WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL fgamesl Ice Monmouth Illinois Wesleyan Knox Eureka ISU Danvilletll DanvilleQ2J Parkland Knox Knox ICC Western IllinoisQ2J Danvillefll Lakeland Eureka Knox McMurray Illinois College Spoon River Illinois Northeastern Chicago State BU 47 81 85 60 42 76 60 23 WOMENS BASKETBALL Eureka ICC Danville Quincy Eureka ICC Illinois State - 4 ICC WRESTLING BU 8th MacMurray Invit. 41 9 Monmouth 18 21 Knox 18 ll Lewis 32 27 Illinois Wesleyan 27 20 Spring Arbor 35 0 Oliviet Mich. 52 22 St. Joseph 31 4th Knox Tourn. SWIMMING BU 53 Chicago State 60 3rd Notre Dame Relay 55 Northern Illinois 58 72 Evansville 41 70 Wheaton 43 54 Northern Iowa 59 46 Illinois Statev 67 69 Rockford 44 77 Millikin 28 TRACK BU 69 Augustana 76 76 SIU-Edwardsville 68 7lV2 Western Illinois 73W 103 Knox 38 60 Northern Illinois ' 84 2nd Viking Olympic 7th EIC Invit. 6th MVC Champion- ships BU 26 20 18 46 29 27 32 17 38 35 19 15 19 BU 59 22 36 22 42 lst 3r 59 18 56 24 18 CROSS COUNTRY DePaul 29 Loyola 37 Valparaiso 40 Illinois State 16 Western Illinois 30 Southern fEdwardsvilleJ 28 Wheaton 25 Illinois Wesleyan 44 Northern Illinois 23 Augustana 24 Chicago 39 Knox 50 Monmouth 39 MEN'S BOWLING Monmouth 7 Western Illinois 44 Carl Sandburg 30 UICC 44 Illinois State 24 Team-All Event Indiana Team Event Indiana WOMEN'S BOWLING Monmouth 7 Western Illinois 48 Carl Sandburg 10 UICC 42 Illinois State 48 BASKETBALL Ft. Lewis Samford Iowa Detroit p Western Illinois Illinois State Kent State Drake Southern Illinois North Texas Tulsa Illinois Wesleyan Louisville Loyola Tulsa New Mexico West Texas Wichita State West Texas State New Mexico State Wichita State Drake Creighton Southern Illinois North Texas State Louisville Cross country Bradley cross country got back to its winning ways this year after last season's disappointments. Coach jake Schoof calls john Philyaw the best cross country runner in Bradley history. Philyaw has a good chance to represent Bradley in the N.C.A.A. meet this year. Iim Forster and Mike Freeman have also turned in excellent times. Above: Cross Country Team Front Row: Pat Leonard, Marty Cullen, jim Forster. Second Row: john Pearson, Carlos Pignato, john Philyaw, Mike Freeman, Coach Jake Schoof. Right: Mike Freeman passing his opponent from DePaul. ?'O' , , X Golf Experience keyed Bradley golfers to victory. Warren Molitor again led the golf team, and captain Tom Ambrosch and jerry Young turnedin fine scores this year. Bradley finished third in a field of seven at the Cougar Invitational Tournament, and jerry Young shot a two-under-par 68 at the Bogey Hills Intercollegiate Tournament. Above: Golf Team Front Row: Tom Ambrosch, jerry Young, Cal Meister, Doug Wuethrich. Second Row: Coach Jim Spink, jeff Gower, Don Patton, jim Theine. Left: Don Patton shows form he used to capture seventh place in the Mid-American Tournament. Hockey Club The Bradley Hockey Club began its sixth consecutive season under the coaching of Pete Bardezbanian and j.T. Thorpe. Each year the team has been building, and this season with increased support from the university, was able to expand its schedule of practices and games at Logan Ice Dome. The Braves had 35 games and saw tough competition with Purdue, Marquette, Chicago State and Missouri on their schedule. The team had only seven returning regulars including leading scorers Dan Todd, and Steve Fuglsang with goalie Mike Messuck, and Most Valuable Defenseman Paul Caudette. The team with a good crop of young players had a successful season and prospects for the future look bright as varsity status for hockey is being considered by the University. Front Row: Pete Bardezbanian, Ray Steege, Kevin Teale, Mike Messuck, jim Neader, Howard Kendall, Dan Todd, Mel Anderson. Back Row: john Emory, Steve Kay, john Diziedziha, Steve Fuglsang, Greg Schimdt, Rich Knoebel, Mike Richardson, Paul Caudette, Frank Herout, Tom McFeely, Pete Wiedemann, Tom Crutcher, jim Thorpe. 1- V Q2 Right: Front Row: Val Tervola, Adrienne Les- chewski. Second Row: Dehra Bolen, Carol Ta- deusik, Natalie Roberts. Back Row: Cindy Pope, Sharon Slack, Pat Sweeney, Sherry Mueller. Below: Front Row: Mike Hogan. Second Row: Craig Behrendt, Rich Katzenherger. Nlike Mickelson. Third Row: Kevin Deeuir. Karl Guttag, Cary Behrendt, Ed Doerk, Fourth Row: Darryl Booth, Dong Williams, Boh Olen. Bill Micheletti. I7 I , fx 1 --fw- -we L---1 ff Wrestlin Possibly the most dedicated of all the athletes at Bradley are the Wrestlers. The team was only able to compete in two meets last year but showed enough ability to be invited to eight meets this year, including a quadrangular at Joliet junior College. Club President Doug Patton, along with Tom Brosowske, Rich Acosta and Freddy Higgins, led the way to the best Bradley wrestling team in recent years. Front Bottom: Tom Brosowslce. Front Top: Doug Patton. Back Row: jim Hall, Dale Colby, john Bradley, Pat Ward. Ted Siegel, Mike Anderson. Left: Rich Acosta breaks opponent clown and works for the pin. Wimming The new sports complex has keyed a series of Bradley swimming records. Early this season, Bradleys swim team saw four records fall by the wayside. Freshman joe Newcomb broke the 1000-yard freestyle record, while sophomore Tim Harris was establishing a 50-yard freestyle record. Not long after, it was Rich Schackle and Tim Dexter's turn. Schackle, a sophomnore, hit the 200-yard individual medley record and Dexter shattered Rradleys old diving record. Above: Front Row: Rick Schackle, Tim Harris, Craig juliano, Kevin McCarthy, jeff Bowers, Alan Pearson, jim Spink, john Evers, Ed Siggelko, Back Row: Reginald Folmar, jeff Martin, john Murphy, Tim Dexter, joe Newcomb, Roy Whalen. Q. img-A gli G Q NT ' 3 Q in. .,, X Q '-a L ifrfifi liz' f I 41 ' ,W ., vw , .yr Y , 'A-fy-V K Q' 3 ' -4. 4 . -' fy S ' . f' M-ei' -f a 4. . . V , Numif ' X ' - .l , . 'K ' ' , zf.'f'7,3 ', ',f X ' . J'-2, .wk ' -M ' Q 'f'5? Wn l 1 ' 5 - J , gg 4,..,--.-1 .1 . It 1 3 W, ' . 'M .it ul' ag! f mi, ifgffiff. N P-N f- Am 1' My - .V . . ' i ,M av'-1 wh w- ' 1 ' s . , if, , 1 .-5' ' x wen x Q- ,VA , . bu, 550, A, Q... vw 18 y gy' I J' 'E J 'IH N 4 Hx N nh x Bw 5 . 1 V+ ,. V ,Z , M., 'V u -'A' 4 'Y' s WL! . 4 4 ' V U f , .,.,,-my 4.91 Q. , ,M cw, , 4, Q, wg Rush QM, b I. ,fl iv. 29 I, WM5 4 Q1 , .vi mwmmw- I ' v i. iii! UMD l?llllf i . . E5 l 1 l 1 li il i Ili 92 H6 I! Tennis Bradleyfs tennis team, which completed its ninth consecutive winning season in the spring of 1975, has been called the uwinningest team on campus. It ended the spring season with a 19-8 record and finished 15-4 in the Missouri Valley Conference. This year's team lost its No. 1 and No, 2 players last May, Don Harris and Brad Riley, but five players returned, and one transfer student and two freshmen joined the team. S:-.x .N FX EESEEFEQ NS? .1,,m-Niillfvf Front Row: Ken Sanders, Alan Coeppinger, jay Morgan. Back Row: Steve Harris, Don Harris, Jeff Spietz, Brad Riley, john Shaulis. -? gf? if Rugby The Peoria Rugby Club looks to Bradley students for help. The club is made up mostly by Bradley Alumni, with only a few students. This is the club,s third year of existence. The club features a full schedule and plenty of action. Rugby is one of only a few sports that has fall and spring competition. Front Row: Denny Bowman, Jim Andreoni, john Workman, Dan Walthers, Craig Hiserote, Paul Elias, Don Curik, Bob Huff, joe Bump- kin, Tom Hannah, Mark Wohler, Back Row: john Bontemps, Ron Henrioulle, Mike Herren, David Willi, Mike Geske, Steve Wacner, jeff Hughes, Bill Lucas, Mike Nelson, Steve Loolay, Bob James. 'ig .af X ww E f 5- 7 -Q 5 Q K.. nw-'. mxf tx K ff X , gg, Q ' Ns 'E Q 44 V f n f .2 tl 1 !i!' Q x . J 5 I A Q ' fx 4 KX 4 1,- X X! , 1: . X v f' ' A, L ,I if g A HEJM- ...lf ,,- 2 ., ' A ,fr if-1... QQ, M735 I-Tx-53. quadettes The Aquadettes, a womens synchronized swimming group, form intricate designs and patterns in the water. The Aquadettes perform at many school functions and take part in competition throughout the year. Above: Front Row: Lauren Creeen, Rose- llillfy Kernvr. Laurie Ott. Vicki Halom. june Richards, Back Row: judy Madsen, Bolmhit- Huyriiorici, Ciutliy Barber, Tina Griffith. Women,s Intramurals Intramurals Bradley made two giant steps forward this year - the opening of Haussler Hall and the improvement in the intramural program. For the first time in recent years, the intramural program has a full-time director. Bill McClintock has added both experience and athletic knowledge to the intramural program. McClintock graduated from Drake University in 1972, a physical education and administration major. He was drafted in the 9th round of the pro football draft by the Detroit Lions. McClintock was put on waivers by the Lions after 6 weeks of practice. He then went up to Canada and played defensive back for the Saskatchewan Roughriders. A shoulder injury forced McClintock into a premature voluntary retirement from professional football. McClintock joined the faculty here on july 1, 1975, and immediately began to rework the intramural department. McClintock has done a lot for the Bradley students, but heis says he's just begun. N may-1- '!:',g pf A I fx , s. A x. 'Q anti f l . xl I ' 17'4 , Q 4' . ' -TN N ,L ' Ulsfnw - 1 2 N. ' X Jjdqs 3 w a v x :Q ' M wi- - it , -' A49-. 'L gh A .2 I AQ'- 5-s, ,v ,.. , Nl stil..- . M 1 'QR I X L' A , lk 1- 1 -:wa I P'-'l ' ,-4-Q . '- . fm 1... , ff f' -:f34'i' V I ', I -'.'1'V -1 'f ' .17-..-, I' K 3 ,, 'V ' -'iiff--ix -5121? 'Q 2,4 ,,, ,, ' - Lg-won-avi-gf. 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Back Row: joey Strecker. joe O'Brien, jody Kramer, Steve Zalesui, judy Mysza, Diane Petrie. ,, Jr '., U ai 'Zn-iffq, 2 , Q' i W' , , .C if 'Y U-hall stands tall Below Left: University Dorm Council Front Row: Cindy Wiviott, Debbie Ingram, VA Maxey. Second Row: Laura Chesler, Lisa Brandt, Donna Bowen. Third Row: julie Cockerill, Molly Barton, Marcia Collaer. Fourth Row: Bubis Inguagiato, Karen Lavin, janet Swetman, Lauren Creen. Back Row: Liz Bass, Debra Marie Davis, Kym Bowman. Below Right: University Staff Front Row: Bess Callanis, Nancy Nicholson, Carol Martin. Second Row: Laurel Taylor, Ieanine Peterson, Bobbie Raymond. Third Row: Lauren Creen, julie Crit- ton, Ellen Harrington. Fourth Row: Colleen Feeney, Maria Orty, Pam Petersen. Fifth Row: Denise Adams, Beata Riedlmayer, Pat Murphy. Back Row: Pat Dempsey, VA Maxey, Barbara Mingo. S l x i i l 5 3 WSJ Heitz: smack dab in the middle of things Right: llcitv Dorm Council Front Row: jnvlx Xvl- xon, lhvicl linrdit-it, jf-If Xlulhiinouigii Second Row: Bill lzislvr, TAIIIIIU tfrn-drinm 'lionnnx Vtiiitllvr Third Row: lhinclx Xin-tnilx l7.ir1.nU.ittx juvlx i'iIt'tNt'il1'f. jolin Sil'IlNI'Illl julio Hoc-wr Back: slll1ll'l'Iit'N4'lIlIlLlI BL-low: Ilcitv Staff Front Row: it-rrx X't'I'Il4llll, Nliiu' Rick! 17.1114 Unllx Xllln' linu- ggui SL-cond How: ,Xllrv Hx rrnw 'lioinmx Uilnttlm-r Buck Row: Dane' l,nNlL'r jim SllilkUXKNi'xt Nldrix l,lil1clxi1'lN. Doll 'liostmy jim llc-intl 'fi W. if 'SKY .- . may . Q.-,M ,mf 5 x r- N. ix Lovelaoe: the dorm awa from dorms Far Above: Lovelace Dorm Council Front Row Steve Worth, Ron Dziedziula, Stephen Weller Paul Neuberg, Dale Anderson. Back Row: Thom- as Allen, Bill Catlin, john Harty, Tom Goodrich Williams: a touch of class Right: Williams Staff Front Row: jolinie Turner jr., Diane Saelens, Christine King, Phillip H. Cabrera. Back Row: Rochelle Owens. Paul Berlmeret, Maggie Fiirrie, Celine Renipala, Tom Nicholson. Below: Williams Dorm Council Front Row: Bob Blovin, Bill Henderson. julie Reinliart, Paul Berberet, Kim Axel Kiilir, Ken Cumbill, Steve Page. Back Row: Anga Ferguson, Gail Nobbe, Lynn Loitz. Kathy Sowa, joanne Woitovieli, janiee Mic-helsen, Bill Bradley, Suzanne Wice, Vince Piaeenti. Q I --X, rkig 'Le l5l 5.--,f 'ff K -C .Ab--' .24 lv., A ,rx-. -.Hp - ,.-15' J x Geisert: height of livin Above: Geisert Staff Front Row: Maureen Brooks, Kent Erickson, Eyde NCGhee, Dan Back- lund, Cindy Dandurand, Michelle McGhee. Back Row: Greg Knipp, Tracy Bloom, Bill Kidd, Ed- ward L. Gilmore, Samuel johnson, Leslie Miller, Charles E. Wright, Doc. Left: Geisert Dorm Council Front Row: Kathy O'Brien, Nancy Fin- negan, Mary Dynan, Ross Ishima. Back Row: Donna Malikin, Glen Keiles, Scott F. Ottenberg, Bob Behrens, Walter Glogowski, Melody Mit- Cheltree, f F it l 1 i ' i I l ii 1: s ,.. .. . , .- . - A . 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I Q l l F 1 l Il l P.C.F. . we, 58.5. 4 I ca- ,Q 'snqiglv P.C.F.A. Front Row: Sam Palumbo, Rick Scardino, Tim Hender- feldt, Chuck Parrish, john Kumler, jay Krasne, Dick Ramello, Dan- long, Neil Lubarsky, Bob Solger. Back Row: john Leonard. B0b ny Collins, Dan Dahlke, Kevin Kucik, Steve Levin, Tom McGowan Poznanovich, joe l.aPaglia, Scott Hedden, Bob Heck, Dale Hohl- anhel The Presidentls Council for Fraternity Affairs, better known as P.C.F.A., and the Panhellenic Council, or Panhel, are two organizations made up of the 15 national fraternities and seven national sororities that are represented at Bradley. The main purpose of each group is to organize the various activities in which Greeks participate. These activities range from athletics to a cooperative food buying program They also strive to maintain good relations with the faculty, staff and the Peoria community. 'ik I W 'L HBH 17 U 45 -be tudent Senate Under the leadership of President Kevin Tilton, this year has seen a quietly active Student Senate representing students' views. Senate works with the administration investigating such problems as Security expenditures, the University Arbitration Board, eliminating P.E. as a graduation requirement and the replacement of the Supreme Court. L Top: Senate Officers Treasurer Kevin Carroll, President Kevin Tilton, Vice-President Anne Ed- wards, Secretary Bob Poznanovich. Above: Senate Front Row: Bill Steiner, Glenn Long, Ed McKen- na, Bill Henderson, Cary Z. Pielak, Mike Trucco. Second Row: Sue Ash, Kent Poindexter, Laura Herlovich, Lynn Hughes, Duenna jones, Amy Wilson, Mitch Brandt, Robert Cahn, John Ber- nard, jeff Wright. Back Row: Rona Keller, Rob Dixon, Sue Sweeney, Kay Mangan, Art Webster, Ed Mihalkanin, Bill Catlin, Dennis Codar, Bob Wassman, Mike Tague, Cyndee Gould. Performing Arts Committee, Student Center Board Below: PAC Front Row: julie Lawson, Eileen Paul, Lu Woodworth, Bobbie Applegate, Bill Hoare, Bob Klamut. Second Row: Don Stuhlin. jim Klamut. Far Below: SCB Front Row: Wally Tuten, Debbie Brown, Bobbie Applegate, Amy Novak. Back Row: Alice Woods, jim Moore, Barbara Schiller, john Ciesecke, Peggy Butler. Ray Leber. 'f W 1.x . ' x f - , 1 - , : .. . 5 ! j . f e i 'A 5 5' l X , 0 2 Q .XX .t , , 5 . ' . 1 1 gt V Q i The Student Center Board encourages student partici- pation in Bradley events. It plans and schedules concerts, jams, all-nighters, lectures and movies. Performing Arts Committee, once known as Lecture Arts, assists SCB with premiere events and other activities. It has no budget and therefore exists strictly on sales. 75 ...- I,ve called my doctor to see which is cheaper, an ulcer or a nervous breakdown. After finishing with the Scout, I guess I'll try both. Don,t believe then when they tell you that a newspaper is just deadlines and copy and more deadlines. I know better. The Scout has meant more often than I would care to remember, seeing personals pushed under the door two days after the deadline, with the note, Please get this in Friday's Scout. That is the only part of the message I can read, the personal being printed on the back of last week,s lunch bag. Well, at least I could get in as many personals as I wanted, or that is what people told me anyway. But by the time I was done with the Scout, there was no time left to write personals or else I had no friends left. Ellen Kretsch, Scout Editor Scout Left: Editors Front Row: Pam Woll Ccopy-layoutj. Back Row: Curt Wardelman Cphotoj, jeff Wright Cassist. ed.J, Ellen Kretsch Ced.l, Maureen Ryan Cmanaging ed.J. Bottom Left: Staff Front Bow: Paula Stone, joe Dalfonso, john-Allen Price. Sec- ond Row: Steve Stark, Pat Redington, Russell Okumura, Ray Leber, Kevin Teale, Margaret Cur- rie. Back Bow: Paul Neuberg, Rose Ippolito, Kirk Wessler. Below: Business Front Row: Emil Dril- lon Cad. exec.D. Back Row: Tom Iarm Cad. exec.l Lee Binz Qbusiness managerj, I, Pienkos lcircula- tions managerj, Mike Deutsch fadvertising man- agerl. HAMPSHIRE F ROTC Detachment 1 5 1976 represents the twenty-seventh consecutive year of the AFROTC program here at Bradley. Designed to give students officer preparation concurrently with their academic education, Bradley cadets are commissioned as 2nd Lieutentants in the Air Force upon grad- uation. Bradley alumni have served with distinction in every area of the Air Force. Major Robert H. Lawrence, jr., America's first black astronaut, was commissioned in 1956 and was a former Cadet Corps Commander. This year's thirteen graduates will serve as pilots, navigators, missile launch officers, engineers, computer scientists and security officers. I9 'R i - 1 4 R T Q Caraker Steye kline john Harty Doug Freck james Cehr Second Row jeff Hallock janice Top Right: Staff: Sergeant Hank Bresser, Captain Raymond Harlan Captain Thomas Mullen Ser geant Paul Hohimer Lt. Colonel Thomas blayy son Above ROTC Front Row Terry Brooks Al Men chaca, Dennis Smith, Pam Dowers Mike Diggs Sue Puhal Bron Rindeikis Dave Terrmoni Randy btolzenbach Paul johnson kevin Williams john Richard jim Ryan keith johnson Ed Harten boyyer Chuck Aymger Bob lxlamut Bill Palmby Tim Corbitt Dan Rust jerry Burmeister Mike Nance james Dyorsky Third Row Steve Buckner Randy Randolph Tim Bennett Mark md if Noe Tim Wright Cuy Dempsey Paul Taylor Bob Brooks Rodney Hxnrichs jack Fearneyhough Bruce Brooks Tim McCarthy Back Row Tom Thornton Greg MacMmn Dennis Meyer Bob Bloum Mike Pallela Bill McNeece Mark Magyar Mike Cley eland Bob Solger Wade Walden Tom Anderson Luther Bowman Arnold Air Society Angel Flight The Arnold Air Society is a professional, honorary service fraternity within the Air Force ROTC. It works with other groups for service projects. The Arnold Air Society also sponsors several social functions during the year. Angel Flight is an organization of Coeds in accordance with the mission of the Arnold Air Society. Pledges of both organizations must pass a test and complete several projects before they are allowed to be members. In April, 1976, representatives from Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight will go to Philadelphia for the annual National Conclave Below: Arnold Air Society Staff Officers Command- er lack Fearneyhough, Executive Officer Rodney Hinrichs, Operations Officer Bruce Brooks, Adminis- tration Officer Tim Bennett, Left: A.A,S. and Angel Flight Front Row: janet Dixon, An.F., Bill McNeece, AAS, Second Row: jeanine Peterson, exec. officer of An.F., Mike Diggs, AAS. Third Row: Del Newkirk, An.F., Doug Freck, AAS. Fourth Row: Pam Dowers, An.F., Bob Klamut, AAS. Back Row: Darcey Etaugh, An.F., Ed Hartenhower, AAS., Tim McCarthy, AAS., Keith johnson, AAS., Chuck Avinger, AAS., Terry Brooks, AAS., Randy Stolzenbach, AAS., john Car- aker, AAS., Dennis Smith, AAS., Al Menchaca, AAS. 5 x tflff 'Hai' , ff' six . z 'i. 2 pai. 1 , tv 'i Xi, . MTX P-'xx jazz Band Front Row: Director Donald Perrilles. Second Row: Thomas Huber. Andrew Giam- malvo, Michael Fiske, Diane Ellis. Third Row: Donald Gardner, jeffrey Brockelsby, Michael Keys, Clifford Smith, Ron Carson, jeffrey Layng, Philip Margolies, Douglas Coartney. Back Row: Robert Behrens, Edward Greene, Michael Holmes, Rory Maxfield, Maurice Mestemacher. Louis Ba- cle. if W.- , '1 ,Tx D EXHQ-,Qi-QFN,-. 'v':! ' I A I, lx 'u N V ul.. x i't. u ' xg- w Thx I- a . si ' ' -' iff-h: a'-71.1. -J,- 1 - 1- - ,Si Q2 ' 'fx :s s X' .X ' lg K Members of the jazz Band are usually quite busy with rehearsals and perform- ances. 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Kathy lluliliard, Patricia t'rlmauus, Catherine Stearns. lil- len Harrington. Dayle Savage. Delvra llarn, Linda Leu, Dehra Fraleer. Susan Klobucher, Marty Mowder, Diane Kleeman Fourth Row: Debra Banks. Cflieryl Klein, johnie Turner, john Davis. Larry McKee, Nathan Moore. Brian Claser. Peter XM-ssler, Karl Augspurger. james Long, judy Hucker, Camilla Russell. Fifth Row: Bolu Heitz- rnan, Boluert Nicholson, jack Nelson, Matt Staf- ford, Torn Allen. Ervin Huffman, Kevin Nlaynor, Bernie Markle-5, jeff Mondlocli, Paul Drake, Denis Campbell, Brad Owen, Tom Kirschbaum. Under the direction of Dr. john Davis, the Chorale, an auditioned group of Bradley undergraduates, represents the university's vocal talent at various performances during the year. Traveling on annual tours that take them throughout the nation, the Chorale performed in Ohio, Virginia, Maryland and at the Washington Cathedral in Washington, D.C. Next May, a trip has been scheduled to Europe. With off-campus, sorority and dormitory representatives, AWS tAssociated Women Students? is a national organization for all women sponsoring such events as self-defense week and rape seminars. lt plans an on-campus birth control clinic for women. Phi Chi Theta is a professional sorority for women seeking a career in business. The groups main goal is the promotion of better business terms for women. It tours the Peoria area and attends various lectures to learn about business in action. .,.-.....,.,,......i AWS, hi Chi Theta Left: AWS Diane Levy, Dawn Carsrud, Kathy Barber, Laurie Lavin. Below: Phi .Chi Theta Front Row: Liz Folk, Debbie Brown. Second Row: Deedee Fugate, Pat Carey, Sue Hazzard, Linda Wolber, Kathy Kreissl, Patti Ling, Barb To- maszek. Back Row: Mary Lou Bukar, Connie jatczak, Linda Foreman. if vfgcai ,, ff T 5' N.-4 4 X ,Qi 8. 1' Q X gf --W1 '.'w.. It if , '5 , X .. v . , 'E 'r '-' Y' 'iff 5 1'-' A 0: ,H H 1 .1f.xw 54g ' ' YNY! .4 'il 1 W .. 1-:N a, I an-can we llil ' Alpha hi Alpha Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. is the first of all black Greek fraternities. Born on December 4, 1906, at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York by seven young men, it now has grown to over 50,000 strong and has spread throughout the world. Alpha has always produced quality leaders like Thurgood Marshall, Duke Ellington and Dr. Martin Luther King, Ir. The fraternity motto: First of all, Servants of all, We shall Transcend allf, sums up the past, present and future of Alpha Phi Alpha. Opposite Page Top: Alpha Phi Alpha Front Row: VenitaTerrell, Brenda Woods, Joyce Exum, Rene Smith, Floresia Love, Donna Singleton, Denise Forbes. Second Row: Joann Wallace, Yolanda Mallory, jackie Greer, Barbara Brown, Karen jones, Shelly Green. Back Row: Ulisher A. Thom- as, Smokey Traywick, Keith Chapman, David B. Thomas, IS. Fuller, Delvano Iones, Ricardo A. Watts, Ralph Buck. l l Newman S.. -..S 1-If Father Patrick Collins Sr, Rachel Bergsclineider Torn Kriesholt Newman Council Mary Maiiten jan Michelsen jim Kenny Claire Manning Dee Welsh Bob Welsh Mike Kenny Barb Kenny Tom Pucelilt Penny Pucelik Rosemary Muchow E Q e The Newman community is comprised of students, as well as residents in the nearby vicinity of Bradley's campus. It is a Roman Catholic organization which answers the religious and social needs of the students and Peoria's community. Headed by Father Patrick Collins, the Newman Community holds weekly masses, has its own baptisms, confirmations and annual retreats - all of which are open for those who are interested. iii- Pub Council and Hillel Pub Council consists of both faculty and students, with the editors of the Anaga and Scout as non-voting members. The purpose of the Pub Council is to set salaries and commissions, select staffs and authorize large expenditures over the Anaga, Literary Magazine and Scout. ln addition, they set the advertising rates, subscription prices, and printing contracts of these organizations. Hillel is a non-profit organization interested in the social and religious attitudes of jewish students. It sponsors plays, such as Exodus,', and other various activities like a Break the Fast Dinner in celebration of Yom Kippur. Left: Pub Council Front Row: Dan Backlund, Matt DeLorenzo, Dr. Max Wessler. Back Row: Dr. Paul Snider, Dr. Thomas Kent, Kevin Carroll, Dr. Kevin Teeven, Sam Wagner. Below: Hillel Front Row: Shelley Favus, Ian Salinger, Bob Rosenberg, Helen Roberts, john Wallens. Second Row: Dr. Calslcy, Shani Kimberly, joy Ollcen, Gail Saunders, '-,J Intervarsity Gamma Sigma Phi is a national service sorority which had its origin on Bradleys campus about eight years ago. These twelve women take an active part in the promotion of the blood drives, work at the Madrigal Dinners as waitresses and have a booth at Campus Carnival. Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fratern- ity. Its goals promote leadership, friendship and service. Alpha Phi Omega's two-fold service program consists of campus and community projects. Some of the most important projects the service fraternity is involved in are the St. jude Bike Ride, Canned Foods Drive and Campus Carnival. Bradley Intervarsity Christian Fellowship is a group of students who have a personal relationship with jesus Christ. It is a student-led campus movement seeking to serve God through prayer, Bible studies, fellowship with one another and evangelistic outreach. They believe that jesus Christ is the Son of God and is alive today accomplishing His will here on campus. He died for our sake, was raised from the dead, and is coming backfl Above: Intervarsity Front Row: Tim Applegren, Rick Thompson, Don Sorenson, jim Cunov, Ken Spaulding, Linda Leu, Dolores Theiss, Ramiro Marquez. Second Row: Max VVessler, Michael Pawlik, john Lamberti, Keith E. Powers, john Bixby, Sue Bixby, Kevin Kloker, Judy Holmgren, Kirk Wessler, Larry McKee, jackie Fierman, Nan Foerter. Back Row: Tom Cummings, H. Cum- mings, Pete Wessler, Carolyn Hoeksema, Mike Thomas, Mike Chilton, Greg Schaefer, jim Welge, Tom Banks, Bill Silfies, Rick Miller, Nancy Erick- son. Nancy Buzan, Melody Mitchell, Dave lngflld, Deon Newton, Randy Ashlock, Shirlene Daniels, Scott Howard, Douglas Crancer, Greg McCoy. Gamma Sigma Phi Alpha Phi mega Left: Gamma Sigma Phi Front Row: Susan Zalon, Leanne Korsmeyer. Second Row: Sharon Slack, Maria Conrad, Sarah Clark. Third Row: jeanine Peterson, Susan Reinhardt. Back Row: Lisa Benja- min, Rhoda Sacks, Celeste Gasior, Patricia Fur- nace, Sue Duffield, Below: APO Front Row: Steve McNutt, Steve Andrew, Bruce Weber, Harshad Shah, Tom McLaughlin, Mich. Second Row: Deb- bie Weiner, Peggy Telser, Sue Cloutier, Geoff Brookman, Dave Ness, Ron Meinstein, jim Stuttle, Dom Francone, Kerry Kocher. Third Row: Cindy Stewart, Crystal Carlson, Sharon Benjamin, Val Abraham, Steve Carey, Mark Seiden, Oleg Wa- synczuk, Laura Paxson, Kathy O'Brien. Fourth Row: Sue Sepich, Yukie Leibovitz, Vicky Basso, Devona Yates, Mark Steinsdoerfer, Doc Syers, Ter- ry Cravens, Keith Lenz, Sue Sugar, Amy Long- bons. Fifth Row: Kathy Buhmann, Deb McLaren, Pam Schlesser, Meredith Sallee Mary VViersma. Larry Rose, Cary Benner, Sheila Hunyady, Debbie Besyk, Doug Sijersen. Sixth Row: jay Schlesser, Ellen Harrington, Lisa Bielfeldt, Sherry Mueller, Diane Renouf, Patty Yoder, Joanne Luzetti, Rose Keating. 1- lpha appa lpha Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc.. Epsilon Eta tEHl Chapter. was founded on Bradleys campus on Decemher 14. 1968. It is a secretive organization that fosters education, high scholastic achievement, leadership and character. It sponsors many social and civic functions such as contributing to drives against Sickle Cell Anemia and to the job Corps. Upper Right: Alpha Kappa Alpha Front Row: Frankie Maxwell, Larcette Linear. Beverly Mason. Constance Bucl-tner, Second Row: Gwendolyn Bryant. Neverlynn Davis. janet Nails. Michele Pit- man. Valerie Gardner, Back Row: Louise Nor- fleet. Karen Smith. Melinda jones, Yirgie Thomp- son. Carla jones, Linda Thomas. Right: AKA Pledges Cloria Whyte. Freddie jackson. Sharice james. Cynthia Brown. 5 .,X. l hi Beta d r Slgma an Phi Beta Sigma is a social fraternity which originated on Bradley's campus by Zeta Phi Beta, a social sorority. It was founded in 1914 by three brothers, A. Taylor, Charles Brown, and Leonard Moore at Howard University in Washington, DC. The main goals are brotherhood, scholarship and service. Above: Phi Beta Sigma Front Row: Greg Brown, Burnell Dixon, Nate Horn. Second Row: Altan Brown, Kent Poindexter, Ronald Butler, Randy Hamilton, Nate Colbert. Back Row: Rodney Cor- rell, Bradley Dean, Gregory Dennis, Walter Mc-Quay, Gregory Stephens. Left: Silhouettes Front Row: jan Holloman, Marsha Kimes, Judy Moore. Second Row: Crystal Whitaker, Florence Morgan, Beverly Byrd, Robin Kelly, Yolanda jack- son, Back Bow: Shonda Henderson, Benita Her- rion, Cheryl Wilson, Anita Davis. Silhouettes L FQ . Zeta Phi Beta, a service sorority chartered at Bradley in 1973, strives to improve the ideas of womanhood, sisterly love and scholarship, Omega Psi Phi is a service and social fraternity. Fund raising activities for starving countries are just a small part of its activities throughout the year. Delta Sigma Theta is a public service sorority founded in February of 1971 on Bradley's campus. It is dedicated to the ideals of academic excellence, cultural enrichment and social welfare. The American Society of Civil Engineers, better known as A.S.C.E., consists of students who are interested in and seek careers in engineering. It is a national organization having regularly scheduled guest speakers. X k . n . 'PEAX' 4, I 5 ,' , l ' If , f' . T ' , . -7? -.ft i'c':L 'M .-a2,',,V. J 'l ' fi so ,Iif U . , mf' 1' ., ,qi I 'xv ll ff mega Psi Phi Delta Sigma Theta Zeta Phi Beta ASCE Far Left: Zeta Phi Beta Front Row: Beverly john- son, Wanetta Newman, Karen Merrill, Denise Brown. Back Row: Linda Hopkins, Gilda Brame, Florence Morgan, Cheryl Barner, Ann Prender- gaste, Deirdre Allen. Left: Omega Psi Phi Front Row: Linda Hopkins, Monica Campbell, Denise Brockman, Chiquita Simmons, Ilonia Gulledge, Larcetta Linear, Valerie Gardner, Therese Hop- kins. Back Row: Henry Beaty. Gerald Clark, Shar- on Morrow, Lawrence Wilson, Kim jones, Leon- ard Thomas, Debra Brown, Steve White, Roxanne Brown, Harold Wilson. Far Below: Delta Sigma Theta Front Row: Adrienne Allen, Sharon Rob- bins, Diane Brooks. Back Row: Cheryl L. Morton, Cheryl Corley, Sharon johnson, Patsy Browder, Denise Hammond. Below: A.S.C.F.. Front Row: D. Al-Naif, G. Tankersley, M. Rogers, T. Bro- sowske, Gary Zika, Glenn Zika, j. Nelson, Rich Todd, Roger Zipprich, Mark Zorica, john McGin- nis. Second Row: BB. Muvdi, j.E. Bowles, A.E. Dini, Cliff Leverenz, Bruce Ward, Keith Powers. Dale R. Nobel, Leslie Fillingham, Wesley Welsh, Anne Edwards, Lester Inagaki, Steve Hetelle, Sue Kwiecinski, Cheryl Washington, Patrick Hartel. Back Row: Tom Scotese, Larry Kasza, Michael Rissman, Randall Siemon, Kevin Loiselle, Greg Arnett, Chet Anderson, Bob Vize, George Beegle, Martin E. Bankhead, Dave Kegel, Michael L. jones, jerry Larkin, Ed DeVincenzo, Ken Mont- gomery, Gary Warfel, jim Seckler, Brian jensen, Rick Lemke. i if kj Hospitality ore, Tour Guides Hospitality Core is composed of a large body of volunteer students who work in alliance with the Admissions Department. They are responsible for prospective Bradley students when they visit the school. Tour Guides, like the Hospitality Core work with Admissions. As visitors Come into the office, these students give tours and try to answer any questions either the prospective students or their parents may have. Hr' if tj V. Far Above: Hospitality Core Front Row: Sue Cloutier, Lynne jalovec, Debbie Bernhard. Doro- thy Nugent, Doug Sijersen, julie Lawrence. julie Kozak. Lisa Ernst, Paula Stone. Pam Gowers. Sec- ond Bow: Linda Fostert Admissions Aide. Maxine Starling. Cyndee Gould, Monica Campbell, Mar- lene Smith, Terri Sleppy, Vicki Satorius, Tracy Funk, Sue Baffety, Karen Krancic. Vicki Bertino, Clare Ann Locascio. joanne McKinney. Third Row: Brad Tucker. Chuck Padvorae. Dale Gierke, Patti Bauman. Ruth Wiedenmann, Sheila Hun- yady, Pamela Green, Roberta Niedermayer. Cin- dy Swanson. jan Larsen, Lisa Brandt, Stephen Seg- gebruch, Nancy Gondzur. Fourth Row: Mark Co- losia, Ben Leo, Michael Hamilton, Phil Addio. Dan Smith, Steven Shelemi, Keith Kuhlengel, jim Wendt, Brian Barthold. Bill Gatlin. Bill Hanley, Mark Simpson, Dana Vtjallace. Tom Goodrich, Larry Althaus, Sue Ash. .Admissions Aide. Above: Tour Guides Front Row: Marilyn Dennis, joan Van Dyke. jan Reifsteck, jamie Bilsky, Marifaith Hackett. Richard Katzenberger. Back Row: Steve Rivoir, Beth VVitry. Sharon Quinn, judy Holm- gren, Cindy Baker. Ed McKenna. SAM, Construction Club Construction Club is an organization of students planning a career in the construction field. Meetings are held monthly with speakers on different topics of the construction field. SAM tSociety for Advancement of Managementl, is a business organization with emphasis placed on bridging the gap between classroom learning and the real business world. Through lectures and tours, students get a management-oriented view of business, with all its social, psychological and economic implications. K . . . , x XA Na, f f g lxlv:4,Ri--g Left: Construction Club Front Row: Michael Hennessy, Mack A. Budzowski, Judith Coussens, Mike Wessman, Daryl Negley. Back Row: Carry Kubis, Terry Frigo, Terry Dobberstein, Creg Staat. Tom Mumm, Walter Lempicki, FE. Rebholz, fac- ulty advisor. Below: SAM Front Row: Don Tosby, jim Maijala, Kathy Youngberg, Bill Arras, Larry Zoss. Second Row: Becky Owen, Sharon Knapp, Irv Kahn, Cathy Mooney, Kathy Evans. Third Row: Kay Swedlund, jerleen Schlesser, Sandy Pahk, Debbie Babcock, Ian Collman. Back Row: Dr. Frank Wiebe, Michael Ernt, Marty Lieber- man. 30 33 34 l . -7 3 4. 5 6. 7 8. 9 I0 ll I2 133 I4 I5 I6 I7 18 I9 20 21 22 23 24 .75 26 327 28 29 '30 '31 Paul Lester Carolyn Meyer Slim-ila Pc-lf-rson Linda Foster Davc' Saatlioff Iiml Poll:-y Dc-liliiv Hallam john Li-ntz Melody lVlilcliL'llrn'c Hiuk Brown Cliff I,e'vc-rc-ill Daw- Tvrrinoni Don Shane-r cillflllllvl' Hartfe-il jumly Rvynolcls jolin Young jc-ffrcy Hof-lin Holi llvyiiokls Us-nnis Madison joe Rush Frank Pircher Dan Urluaniak Mark Solclano Bron llincleikis Mark Ta-ska Sandy Downm-rd Hcallwr Downercl jim Maclsc-n Stan Mill Max Kolmrinelz Rick Larsen Randy Sic-mon Ron lllolnn Rick Iloltman we 2 ,-A , 'J.Xg.,,,..,.. H X X Sigma Phi A Delta HA an HWWX Fvxfwxfl smm f 1- ,459 2 w D Abegg finishes his fifth ear as president Right: lirudh-5 Pre-siclenl Dr Martin CL Alum-gg Below: Mn-gg sitting in on u class in front ul juhst Hull, 4 96 .-3 -. -v 'l,. 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P ,A -Q ls r tx 4 df- Y- 'O JY .fs-I . afvfl --'fr I ,4'!,,1 'X' , 3 receive awards at Founders Day Three Bradley University professors were honored on Founderls Day, October 10. Dr. Charles Lewis, Associate Professor of Education, received the Putnam Award for 4 'A tl ,sg F5 i tt ,il lUflUVf9 l ,L fig 2 Excellence in Teaching, Dr. Clyde Smith, Associate Professor of Education, received the Mergan Award for Public Service, and Dr. Alan Galsky, Associate Professor of Biology, received the Bradley University Award for professional excellence. jack Brickhouse, WGN Executive Vice-President and Bradley Trustee, was a speaker at the dayis ceremonies which were held in Robertson Memorial Fieldhouse. i X, fl A 1 ft, 12- df- , f X 5. . f-- 1 f , 1: , . , ,512-,ir 1- V .L ggjrfpf is 1' 21 at 1 9? tits?- 7 4,5 3:2 4 A Lf, Q5 f , .M ,,. ,.i. . - f , - Liar as-1 'it I '- ,if gyg 4 Q ' rl 2 LAQX3 1 liifktiifigi' ho's Who Who,s Who is a national organization whose members are chosen by a committee of students and faculty. Applicants are evaluated on their scholarship, leadership and service. There is a limit to the number of students each campus may have in this organization. Who's Who Front Row: Dana Watts, Ellen Kretsch, Peggy Butler. Second Row: Diane Sae- lens, Mary Gower, Denise Satorius, Rona Keller, Kevin Tilton, Anne Edwards, Bob Poznanovich. Third Row: Marybeth Cenis, Rick Scardino, Rob Dixon. Below: Phi Kappa Phi Front Row: Ann Bohls, Ron Duplack, Gary Lange, Terry England, Kay Mangan. Kirk NN'essler, Colleen Feeney, Sue Mer- tel, Anne Zinger, Valerie Mudra, Trudy Frank, Yvonne Chicoine, Frank Parks, Chris Caulfield. Second Row: Michelle Quinones, Eileen Venzon, Greg Brown, Gale Leehaug, Greg Knipp, Nancy Erickson, Diane Petrie, Diane Saelens, Laurel Tay- lor, Kevin Kloker, Oleg Wasyuczuk, Greg Schaefer, Dorene Busch, Michael Tague. Third Row: Tom Hutchinson, Gary Walton, john Lor- enz, David Schiller. Far Below: Front Row: Gloria Palella, jamie Gold, Naida VandenDooren, Leeann Peek, Marlene Miller, Thomas Allen, Greg Schmitt, Martin Morris, Marlene Eagleson, Patrice Quinn, Mary Gower, Leanne Korsmeyer, Esther Bengtson. Phi appa Phi Phi Kappa Phi is a national honorary organization for juniors, seniors graduate students and faculty. To qualify for membersip, seniors must be in the top 10 per cent of their class, and juniors must be in the top five per cent. An initiation ceremony is held in December, and the annual banquet is in the spring. ilvvl-H . : l ' . 4453 i ,Q 'I 4 'fa 1 -L .v 5 .ff , . .1 I KK 'xv ,. 45.- ' Q X 1 N ' K 1 ' A sh-vf1'g' -an ' . . ' A ' f 6 5 QAXQI 5 YR X1 X J, fi flfi ,ky 41 - N.X lyhy A-, R. '..:-as if K3 4-A, 3 3 E 1, I O It A wixekof 1--' iff, xklx-NOT... ,, cf -x wo.- 4 . w , NJ Z .fl xi . i ri -Q! +I N I' Y -gf. N . ,,5.,.T, .V N- .. , ,. A M Vw 1 .5 fb-na... .. ' A ' 'S' f - f . , A ,- ,L . --...g,, . , -... ,. 1 ff, . . ' ' ' ' P ' . P. nn., - 'Ol' lpha Lambda Delta, Phi Eta Sigma r if A Alpha Lambda Delta is a national honor society of feshmen women. Membership is based solely on academics. The members must have an overall gradepoint average of at least 3.5. Phi Eta Sigma is an honorary freshmen fraternity. A student must have at least a 3.5 gradepoint during his first and second semesters. Members may remain in the fraternity during their entire four years of college. l Above: Alpha Lambda Delta Front Row: Laurie Baker, Kari Yedtman, Karol Suhl, Candy Habich, Ilona Berry, Kathy Evans, Debbie Bernhard, Cheri Paul, Donna Horak, Kathy O'Brien, Diana Creiner, Cindy Swearingen, Susan Ash. Back Row: Rosemary Koerner, Maryann Sullivan, Rhonda McGrain, Eileen McMenamin, Lauren Green, Diane Zervos, Melody Mitcheltree, Toni Horton, Dorothy Nugent, Patricia Urbanus, JoAnne Strecker, Valerie Tervola, Cathy Palasz, Diane Kowalski, Lynne Ialovec, Nancy jordan. Left: Phi Eta Sigma Front Row: jim Hollister, Cary Robin- son, Marc Nelson, Ed Schultz, Back Row: john Hoeflich, Martin Cloff, Ed Schanzle, Martin Vlc-ek, Orville Nothdurft. Seniors 5' Brian Alirains Bminmg Mun id Ifrnc-st .-Xtluiiis, jr Dc-irclrc .-Xllcn Roger ,-Xllliof Thomas Amlyrogch A Mlniin I 'Miwmlnnll Sociology tionstruction Mechanical Technology ' Peoria, ll, Chicago. II. Erie, PA Peoria, IL VVcstport, CIT Wi X ik aff 5 t J. -ty, . Q A 1 I '.f . 154:-' 1 ' XIX ' A A I Inn, I,-I Amlnhws HMM Mmm jc-llrei ,Minis A Iiolwrto .LxIlit'IllIILI Dchm Mmm i I I . . . . Biisiiit-ss Xian A lalt-ctric.il lziiiliin-eriiii: , V. .' ccounting Intlustrial l'.iii,1iiit-1-riiiil . .. Txurtmu luloriu Il ual' mlm- MAX JXCIIIIIII It'L'lIIIUIligt I tk ti H ' ' ' I ' ' ' Oct-ansitlc. 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Deism' Bolen Admin lo Om Naperx ille IL C hicago IL William M Bradley Electrical Engineering Technology LaGrange Park IL Mariwvn Bosch Speech Bi Theatre Arts Darien CT hre ,if h iv J ' ,f . Darla Brown Business Man 61 Admin Steubenville OH Mack Aaron Budzowslci Construction Lansing IL tl-XX' Shannon Billings Lee Binz Applied Music Mcclianim-al Iiiigim-ei'iiig Fox Lake, IL llampsliirc, IL v,f,,73,-,aww me V 1 'I' .sei st' 3 I or Darryl D, Booth Electrical Engineeri Technology Chicago, IL ng Deborah Bontz Industrial Engineerin Peoria, IL I f A 'we Gilda Brame Michael Bright Radio di T.V. Electrical Engineering Chicago, IL Arlington Heights, IL i Cwynetta Bullock Speech 8: Hearing Washington, D.C. I Richard Burger Social Services 5: Psychology Mount Vernon, NY , fat' . Z I Marguerite Butler Melissa Byers Alice Byrnes Vicki Cade journalism 81 French International Studies Nursing Accounting Joliet IL Woodland Hills CA Cicero, IL Chicago, IL . :QQ-,fx ' , 1 07.5 -11:1 'X 1 I V 'N , P? 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I A . ul- ' . g V l v .Jr ' i ': ' 'X ...' nil Barbara Carter Accounting Palmyra, IL Thomas Cauthen Laura Chappelow Stephen Chitwood Spanish Fashion Merchandising Acwlltltillg Barranguilla, Columbia Elmhurst, IL Bartonville, IL r jeffrey Cole LeTroy Cole Robert Coles journalism Business Man. 64 Psychology Ballston Lake, NY Admin, Peoria, IL Chicago, IL Richard Christensen Mariorie Clamp Construction Nursing Chicago, IL Central Islip, NY Kristine Collaer Thomas Cooper Home Economics Construction Oregon, IL Beardstown, IL Chris Canestraro Mechanical Technology Schenectady, NY I Blanca Carrizales Art Libertyville, IL 3. :: ii Christine Caulfield Nursing Mount Prospect, IL Michael Clark Business Man. di Admin. Elmwood, IL Steven Corich Accounting Chicago, IL 'M K Cheryl C orlev Carv Cornblath . . , Speech St Theitre Business Man 8: Relflccd Cmlz Blclf Crews Slspbfn Cllrmn Radu, 8 T X Admin ursing Construction At counting Chicago IL St Louis MO Danvllle IL Gibson City, IL Palos Heights, IL Marian Daniels Craig Dahlquist joseph Dalfonso Terrie Dangler - Robert Davidson Marltetmg journalism Nursing Medlgjallerrlgliinnology Mechanical Technology Chicago IL Mamaroneck NY Schaumburg IL . Y Barry, IL Chicago, IL Kathi Davis Education Peoria IL Robert Dehoff Business Man 81 Admin Chicago IL Paul Derrickson Accounting Mackinaw IL ...L Daniel Dahllce Accounting Gurnee, IL Bradley Davis journalism Oregon, IL William G. Deem Mechanical Design Sterling, IL Matthew DeLorenzo journalism Curnee, IL Michael C. Deutsch Accounting Hampshire, IL William Dirkes Electrical Engineering Hoffman Estates, IL Teresa Donato Special Education Naperville, IL Robert S, Duffield Me-clianical Ifngineering Clasford, ll. Mark Eckardt Electrical Engineering Naperville, IL 5 , . , janet Dixon Robert Dixon Electrical Engineering Nursing Hlstorv Technology Roselle, IL Oyster Bay NX Irs? 'fl A R' ilu Mina Douraghi Economics Khorramshahr, Iran john Edgerton Cathy Edmondson Paul Elias Roger Elke Michael Ernt Business Man 81 Nursing Accounting Biology 6: Env. Science Business Man 51 Admin Hoffman Estates, IL Svosset, NY Franklin Park, IL Admin St Paul MN r Morton Crowe IL I l, I ' Terri Esrig I Elementary Education Skokie, IL Robert Samuel Evans Electrical Engineering Washington, IL pr Joyce Fash Barbara Fauser Nursing Nursing Lockport, IL Chicago, IL , EleCtrE2,i?YEl1Elsleerin Patrice Fleming Frances Ford Kelly Ford 1 -1-echnofo V g Nursing Home Economics Art Peoria' Ii Arthur, IL Peoria, IL Peoria, IL I l F I l I l I l l I I l l 1 jeffrey D. Frey Business Man. Si Admin. Highland, IL Kathie Fritsch A Nursing 'm ' Los Gatos, CA Colleen Feeney Special ISI Elementary Ed. Oak Park, IL Michael Foster Construction Peoria, IL Iris Friedman Speech 81 Hearing Woodbury, NY Maribeth Fritz Speech 81 Theatre Arts Chicago, IL Tim Funderburk Robert Funk Kenneth Cambill Mark Gardiner janice Cartzman Electrical Engineering Industrial Engineering Electrical Engineering Business Man. 8: Nursing Technology Chicago Heights, IL Technology Admin. Skokie, IL Taylorville, IL LaGrange, IL Peoria, IL Kathryn Fickcnscher Chemistry Wheaton, IL Debora Fowler Med, Technology Biology DeKalb. IL Terence Frigo Construction Chicago, IL Victor Faust Marketing Michigan City, IN Celeste Casior Home Economics Chicago, IL 4-55 Larry Geiger Marybeth Genis Electrical Engineering journalism Sterling, IL Searborough, Ontario Mark Genovise Thomas S. Giese Accounting Electrical Engineering Norridge, IL Rochelle, IL S-Q IN Linda Glasford Martin Gloff Brenda Glossick journalism Electrical Engineering Elcrncntary Education Peoria, IL Lombar , IL Pekin, IL Olga Gonzalez Christopher Gooding Mary Gower Biology Electrical Engineering Biology Chicago, IL Kankakee, IL St. Charles. IL fi S Janice Green Stephen Green Valerie Green Business Man- 5, Mechanical Engineering Marketing Admin Canton, IL Westchester, IL ia. I Chicago, .IL X joe Clossick Mark Goestenkors jamie Gold Political Science Accounting Sociology Pekin, IL Pocahontas, IL East Alton, IL 3 jeffrev P Graves VViIliam Graha Meryl Granick . ' ' Physical Education Physical Education Busnxxginlrlfn' 81 Uniondale, NY Springfield, Nj Vernon NY Michael Greenhill Neil Gridley Kenna Grubb Mechanical Technology Economics Home Economics Glenview, IL Lake Bluff, IL Kankakee, IL Skokie, IL 418 . - . I tt, P Cary Cruen Michael Cryll A l3i0l0gy Liberal Arts 81 Sciences Nashville, TN Ronald Haibeck Mechanical Technology Evergreen Park, IL Allan Hayes Mathematics Villa Park, IL Cynthia Heller Speech Bi Hearing Shaker Heights, OH fs , 4 I-.6 Ag, A ,, -'F Afjx, ' U 's '-gi , , -I.-A I I, ' '--- N war, -f Karl Cuttag T.. 'i st-1 Electrical Engineering Bethesda, MD if if ,,, XS' ,ff Debra Harn Missy Harper Margo Harvey julie Hausam Music Education Secondary Education Psychology Elementary Education Fairview, IL Calesburg, IL CIIICHSO, IL PCOYIH, IL Michael Hearn Robert Heck Blvlqnle Hhiddelg Marketing Civil Engineering usnjfgs . an' Upper St. Clair, PA Sarasota, FL TrivgTilniL Ann Shields Hefley Art Education Canton, IL Timothy Henderlong Walter Hendricks jack Heppes Paul Heuerman Construction Professional Biology Mathematics Accounting Crown Point, IN Gurnee, IL Taipei, Taiwan Glasford, IL Leslie Haas Nursing Pekin, IL 4-rx 1:7 Richard Hayden Accounting Elmhurst, IL Michael Heins Accounting Palatine, IL '4i 'mv-- Loretta Himmelsbach Sociology 81 German El hart, IN Margot Hoffman English Wilmette, IL , . 1 v a 1, I 'I-Fr, , v ,, , l I. David Huff Business Man. 64 Admin. Des Plaines, IL Z Hubert jaliel Accounting Highland, IN Susan Hogan Special Education Cleveland Heights. OH 11, Gary Humphrey Music Collinsville, IL Cy ntliia janota Nursing Cary. ll. I 'Q , . 3 I 'S 1332 , ! 7-. 11:4-sf as ,, 4-wa. Iudv Holmgren Roger Holmquist Pamela Houlber . . K. - I , .I . g Cynthia Huber Sociolgiyviiresocial Buslriftsiinltilqan. Br Nursing EC-onomics Moline, IL Park Ridge, IL Dundee- IL Chicago, IL Kenneth Hunold ROSS I5l'lim21 , A . , Thomas Hutchinson Carl Isermann - I Elmlil-iilhggfigferlng Accounting Political Science Buslrlfiinlgfn' Sl Forest Hills, NY Pelma' lL blmalm' IL Des Plaines, IL 6- Q'-, Cliarles K1 'lanulaxig-li. Tllflllkig XI Lum Dehrajennings Vonstrhi ition xllulllllllllu l IIIIUIUQN lx ylclolllgll . ' ,Q XYln-cling, ll. , . Llllcagn- IL Saxxxcrxillc. Il, IVUFIJ. IL fr!x aft Ii f .1 ,fin 1 i l I 'l I V5 Melinda jones Maggie jost George juetersonke Marketing Nursing Biology ' Chicago, IL Waterloo, IL Libertyville, IL Ii l I il i, l l i I Q E If KA. 1 i a ! Qfmsf' I 1 X David Andrew Kegel Civil Engineering Towson, MD l 11 4 I l L MV' Z- I' f v, 'YYY ' 4 . 5 ,z img L I Don jennings Beryl joerns james johnson Susan johnson Carla jones lNleehaniCal Design :Xeeonnting journalism Ifnglish l'sx eliologi Morris, IL Arlington Heights, IL Iivergreen Park, IL Cornell, IL lflewlaml, Oli 4,-:P Irving Kalm lim kdm BHSHKLT Mlm' at Home Ifeononiics . ' Q mm' liellmore, NY Izvanslon, IL David Karmis Amy Kaspar Economics History Wheaton, IL Peoria, IL Ki Deluorah Keeley Iioseniary Keating English Phxsical Iidneation Tampa, FL Laflrange Park. IL Kim Kelley Sharon L. Kelly Psychology Nursing Nashua, NH Peoria. IL D1-lxano jones linsiness Nlan 6 Mlniin. Ifliieago, ll. Susan Kaplan liatlio or 'I'.Y. Lineolnxiood. II. Thomas Kazunas English Palos Hills, IL Owen Keenan Construction Glenview, II. 19 james Kenny Business Man. 61 Admin. Northbrook, IL L5-v Christine King Lorene King Biology Marketing Edwardsville, IL Peoria, IL Thomas Kirschbaum Alison Kirschner International Studies Speech 81 Hearing Moline, IL Cincinnati, OH P LE jo Ann Kloemplcen Kevin Kloker Elementary Education Electrical Engineering Arlington Heights, IL Beardstown, IL -E jodv Kramer lan KOVSIQ' Business Man. 64 Psychology Admin. 5l- L0U'5- MO Highland Park, IL Garry Kubis john Kuderka Construction Electrical Engineering C3lf'5bUfgi IL Hillsboro, IL , Q . - 113 john Kirk Mathematics Columbia, IL Lisa Kleeberg WM: Af Special Education Q Q x 4' ' Snyder, NY AX 'wi ,. j, s 'QQHPPG Ursula Kobald Elyse Komitzslcy Mark Kotlick Aijnj. dn Nursing Elementary Education Construction A ' I si. czhafifs, IL Baltimore, MD Skokie, IL Peoria, IL Lit? P. f it r Barry Krause Katherine Kreissl joseph Krulis lfij' KYQSDQ Advertising Si Business Man, 8 Business Man, 8: Political Science Marketing Admin, Admin. D0 'nf'f5 Grote- IL Niles, IL Des Plaines, IL Stamford, CT R s if 41 A 'I N Kim-Axel Kuhr Hilary La Mothe Frederick Lampe Debra A. Landre. Mechanical Technology Electrical Engineering History French Gi Mathematics Glenview, IL Technology Peoria, IL McHenry, IL Lafayette, Nj 1 LN 5' Ing -fi. - XE gl 5' .. . . ,, X.-Jw, '.- :-itfffax, ,gg5.': g'QElt:iifQlii 1-vfL'n':1 . -. : Holly Lang Stephanie Lang Gary Lange joseph LaI'aglia Bl?fA1'f'lKaf5 V Special Education Accounting Accounting Civil Engineering Mui T , 'm' 61 Arlington Heights, IL Dundee, IL Beecher, IL Chicago, IL P'l'r? u Cl Ll, 1 Alan Lasko Ann H. Latstetter LuAnn Leach Bay Leber Cheryl Lehnert Accounting Nursing Criminal justice journalism Art Peoria, IL Peoria, IL Oregon, IL LaGrange, IL Princeton, Nj Walter Lempiclci B. Keith Lenz Construction History Chicago, IL Peoria, IL Clifford Leverenz Chijgl8Lel!l2q.l I Civil Engineering Developmenltl Palos Heights, IL Chicago H 2: Sally Levy judy Lochbaum Ronald Loftus jeff Loman james Long, jr. Physical Education Art Electrical Engineering Radio 61 T.V. Construction Louisville, KY Peoria, IL Bloomington, IL Glencoe, IL Bethesda, MD K- Lizln-tli Larson Biology Peoria, ll, Richard Lemke Civil Engineering Dundee, IL 5 john F. Leonard Business Man. 61 Admin. Chicago, IL Carol Levinson Political Science Olivette, MO janice Loveless Business Man, 81 Admin, Peoria, IL ei lhfrui Nidlnnf x Q Lure M 'm ? Frank Maratea janet Marcil N ursing, P m'Jl?l SW t K h Coiistruclinn HlStOYX in Hum Chicago, lL Omaha NE 'S ' 1 Beverly Mason Business Mun. bi Admin, Chicago, IL I I V I Kevin Maynor Music Mount Vernon, NX Lake Bluf lL z'! yi. U 1 - '- Av 4. . :H vm .mn ' . Frances McCagg Mary McCaliill Ifaatiiciihllliclalr Debra McConnell Carol Mt-Cfrary Y.iIv.lliuiIUI4f'limilljolllullgyh eech 81 Theatre Arts Accounting umxiinindn' Iileinentary liclucation Iloine Iiconoinics 'H l:SitllIl'::llI'Lxtfmt' ort Myers Beach, FL Alton, IL Belleville! IL Sterling, IL film-ago, II. Chicago Ridgb' IL sw R' h d M ' gugrlgess Iaiilvagie Eclythe McGhee Michelle McGhee john McGinnis Michael MCC-overn Larry McKee Admin ' Nursing Nursing Civil Engineering Accounting Math Education Avon IL Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Fowler, IN Phoenix, AZ Oak Lawn, IL f 8 ., in 1 ' ' 1 if' ff , fx f . nf ? . ' ,V s Fm A ' I ! ij M Daniel McNamara Delores McKinney Jacqueline McLean Barbara A. McMahon Business Man 81 William H. McNeece II Karen Merrill Psychology Journalism History Admin ' Construction Speech 81 Hearing Memphis, TN Chicago, IL Morton, IL ' Winchester, IL Chicago, IL Huntington, NY Chu.- li ii- Cf- 3 + 5 Qfflftg Carolyn Meyer Dennis Meyer Speech 81 Hearing Mechanical Technology S-ff Wheaton, IL I, tk ,Q Z Florissant, MO ' 5 Q Janis Meyer janet Mikan Biology Education Arlington Heights, IL Lockport, IL 1 221 ,, Rick Miller Amy Milton Barbara Mingo Math Education Nursing Nursing Schaumburg, IL St. Charles, IL Chicago, IL 'N-f jay Morgan Roberta Montalto john Moore Bmm MA G International Studies History ' 535 1 bm' New York, NY llennemoulin, France A Q mm' Barrington, IL bf' Tliornas Mumm Kirnlmerleigh Munson Mary-Alice Muraski Construction Iflcmcutary Ifclucation Matlit-inatics Peoria, IL Caleslmurg, ll. Rockford, ll. Perry Miyashita Accounting Hoffman Estates, IL jill Mirman Elementary Education Norfolk, VA vcr' Susan Mosky Kathleen Morgan Special Education Nursing Chicago. IL Warren Molitor Business Man. 81 Admin. Peoria, IL C' Karen Mueller Sociology Highland Park, IL Fort Devens, MA 1 Mark Myers Indy Mvsza Business Man, 6: Hislmly -'W'H'H Ilridgeviea, IL Deerfield, IL 'l janet Nalls Sociology Chicago, IL 1.1 X Randolph Neiss Deborah Nelson Diane Nelson Mark Nelson Accounting Nursing Professional Biology Accounting McHenry, IL Oak Forest, IL Peoria, IL Washington, IL Thomas Nicholson Robert Nicol Dale Nobel Journalism Political Science Civil Engineering Arlington Heights, IL Ridgewood, NI Murphysboro, IL Prince Nolen Elementary Education Chicago, IL , .v Frank Nemetz Bruce Newsome Sociology Accounting Millington, Nj Chicago, IL 1 A x., Q M, ,,,,,fWv 'i 1, If ,7 M' I Louise Norfleet Amy Novak Education Special Education Chicago, IL Omaha, NE Ida Nuckolls Mary Pat O'Brien Peter Odon Carolyn Onion Judith Oppel Thomas Orchowski English Psychology Speech Sr Theatre Arts Upper Elem. 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Williams Nursing Mount, Carroll, IL james Winfield Elementary Education Hawthorne, NY AFROTC 180 Alpha Epsilon Phi 126 Alpha Epsilon Pi 144 Alpha Kappa Alpha 192 Alpha Kappa Psi 146 Alpha Lambda Delta 207 Alpha Phi Alpha 186 Alpha Phi Omega 191 Anaga 238 Angel Fl ight 181 Aquadettes 94 Arnold Air Society 181 ASCE 195 Associate Baseball d Women Students 185 74 Basketball 68 Bowling 88 Cheerleaders 78 Chi Omega 128 Chimes 206 Chorale 184 Concert Band 183 Construction Club 197 Cross Country 84 Delta Sigma Theta 195 Delta Upsilon 148 Delta Zeta 132 Gamma Phi Beta 130 Gamma Sigma Phi 191 Geisert Dorm Council 113 Ceisert Staff 113 Golf 85 Organizations Index llarper-Wyckoff Dorm Council 108 Harper-Wyckoff Staff 108 Heitz Dorm Council 110 116112 Stall 110 Hillel 189 Hockey 86 Hospitality Core 196 Intervarsity 190 Intramurals 99 Iazz Band 182 Lambda Chi Alpha 150 Lovelace Dorm Council 111 Lovelace Staff 111 Meri-N-Ettes 79 Mortar Board 206 Newman Community 188 Omega Psi Phi 194 Panhel 173 PCFA 172 Performing Arts Committee Phi Beta Sigma 193 Phi Chi Theta 185 Phi Eta Sigma 207 Phi Kappa Phi 205 Phi Kappa Tau 154 Pi Beta Phi 134 Pi Kappa Alpha 152 Publications Council 189 1 llugliy 93 Scout 178 Senate 176 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 156 SigmaC1ii 158 Sigma Delta Tau 136 Sigma Kappa 138 Sigma Nu 160 Sigma Phi Delta 198 Sigma Phi Epsilon 162 Soccer 76 Society for the Advancement o Management 197 Student Center Board 177 Swimming 90 Tau Epsilon Phi 168 Tau Kappa Epsilon 170 Tennis 92 Theta Chi 164 Theta Xi 166 Tour Cuides 196 Track 80 University Dorm Council 109 University Staff 109 Who's Who 204 Williams Dorm Council 112 Williams Staff 112 Womens Basketball 96 Womens Volleyball 95 Wrestling 89 Zeta Phi Beta 194 W . ,pw 2 X 4, .My Index -tarons. Barbara 144 tbbott. Gregory 111 Xllegjl, Xlartin 202 tbraham. Yalerie 191 'ybram s. Brian 148, 208 .tc-osta. Richard 89 -ydams. Annemarie 1613 -tdams. Denise 109. 206 rtdams. Ernest. jr. 208 -ttlams. William 167 tddio. Phil 196 -yhlemeyer, Douglas 147 .-threns. joel 76 singer. Kenneth 162 -11-Nal -tl-Nat -ylamsl ftllard. yllen, tllen. .-tllen. Allen. f. Dnraid 195 f. jamal 76 tau john 1-18 'ylark 74. 150 Adrienne 195 Deirdre 195. 208 joe 69 Xlark 169 Allen. Thomas 111. 18-1. 205 allhau s, Laurence 196 Behrendt. Craig 88 Behrens, Robert 113. 182. 208 Bell, Scott 144 Bell. Kristin 1i31. 1053 Bender. jayne 144 Bengtson, Esther 205 Benjamin. Lisa 191. 208 Benjamin. Sharon 191 Benner. Cary 191 Benner. Stanley 208 Bennett. Timothy 180, 181 Bensman. Laurence 144 Bentley. Laurence 69 Beranek. Patil 170 Berberet. Patil 112 Beryl, X1'i11ium 208 Ilergselmeicler. Rachel 188 Berkoyy. Dayid 157 Berman. Stephen 169 Bernard. john 176 Brown. Gregory 1923 Broun. Richard 198 Broun. Royanne 195 13royy n. Lyn 144 Brunner. Kenneth 152 Bryant. Guendolyn 192 Colby, Patricia 133 Cole, jeffrey' 169, 210 Cole. Letroy' 210 Cole, Scott 165 Coleman. Michael 1193 Coles. Robert 210 Bernhard, Deborah 155, 196, 207 Bernstein. Alan 169. 209 Berry. Ilona 131. 1623. 207 Berlino. Vicki 196 Besy k, Debra 191 Bicknell. Donna 209 Bit-lieldt. Lisa 191 Billings. Shannon 183. 209 Btlsky, jamie 196 Althof. Roger 170. 208 tmbrosch. Thomas 85. 148. 208 Ames Fred 148 Xrnornso Yictnria 163 tndersen. Diane 128 Xntlerson. Barbara 128 tntlerson, Chet 195 tntlerson. Dale 111 -Xnderson, Donnlta 208 .vt nderson. Larry 157 :X ntlerson. Xlel 86 Binz. Lee 179. 209 Biyby, john 190 Biyby. Sue190 Black, Thomas 162 Blain, jolm 150 Blake. Renee 1535 Blake. Steyen 150 Blasko. Trina 128 lllazek. Charles 161 Bleeke. Robert 169 Blickenstlerfer. Peggy 183 tnilerson. tnderson. X1IL'1lLlt'l 89 Steve 7-1 lllollni. Ronald 198. 2119 taneslraro 1 liris :tn I.-ngkwui NJN.. len 190 21 tnderson. Thomas 180 tndreoni. james 953 tntlreyy. Stephen 191 -Xndreyys jerry 208 tngus. Harry 148. 208 tnnis. jeffrey 152, 208 tnlezana. Roberto 76 208 tntonolf, Steyen 144 tpato, Debra 208 Xpplegale Bobbie 177 tpplegran, Tun 1911 traujo, Dennis 157 ftrkiss. Leslie 1231 trlsuell, Kathy 208 true. Torn 162 Bloom. Tracy 11'3 Blouin. Robert 112. 180. 209 Blum. Patricia 209 B1umenlha1,jay 169 Boggs. Brian 155 Bolils, inn 205 Bo1l1s.jo1lu 170 Boleu. Debra 88 2119 lhlllu. Amy 138, 1113 Bono, Tliomas 162 Bontemps, john 953 Bon1L, Deborah 209 Booth, Darryl 88 209 Borlyouski. 1i.i1t'2119 Borland Daniel 1112 Bortnick 1.aryn I-31 yrne. Vicki 1238. 1613 trnett. Gregory 195 tronson 51112111 169 trras. William 197 tsh, Susan 1113, 176. 196. 207 llorton. Cynthia 128 171 Bust h. Xlariu y n 209 Bosheget, 1'ain 1.31 .stik Toll! 167 Deein. tt ilhany 211 Fauser, Barbara 2153 tslilock Randall 190 ysip Elizabeth 1511, 208 tlesh, Habeeb 76 tuerbach, Seth 169 tngspurger. Karl 184 tying:-r Charles 180. 181 yu-1 jerry 108 Babcock Debbie 197 Batkluntl. Daniel 1133, 189 ltacle Louis 182, 1813 Boueii Donlia 109 liuyyens. 1 arl 209 11uyy1t' s.j If isis Bouers. jell 90 Boyyinan Denny 9I3 Bouman Kyin 109 Bouin.in Luther 180 Brady jack 69 Bradley john 89 Bratlley Tereya 148 Bradley, Toon- 79 Bradley tyilliain 112 209 Baer. Carolyn 1538 Baker. Cynthia 11 1. 191! Baker, Balser, Baker. Laurie 128, 2117 Stephen 148 Xt'ayne 208 Bals. 1,arl 155 Balsamo Cathy 1335 Bane. Christopher 144 Bankhead Xlarlin 195 Banks. Debra 184 Banks, Thomas 180. 208 Barber Cathy 96, 1135 18-3 Braine Cihla 195 209 Brandt Lisa 109, 133 196 Brandt Nliteln-11 170 Brasut-11 Carol 18 128 .nun ylarilyn Ill- - 4 1 Breilael Kalli1een1ti8 163 ennner ltobln lll Bresser Sul llank 190 Bright X1ic1tael209 Brt Broekelsliy, jellrey 182, 1853 Bartlezbanian. Pete 86 Barker. Ronald 1853 Barkley, Thomas 208 Barner Cheryl 195. 208 Baroni, john 208 Baroni, Nlichael 161 Barrou s. .ftrlliur 79. 208 Barthold, Brian 190 Battlett Debra 208 Barton. 'ylolly 109 Bass. Lisabeth 109 Basso. Victoria 191 Baller. Brian 80, 150 Bauman, Patricia 155. 196 Baninann, Lance 80 Banmgartner. Brad 158 Beaty llenry 195 Beccue, Mark 148 Beegle. George 195 Beemsterboer, Steven 79 Belirendt. Cary' 88 Broekman Debra 78 Broclynian. Denise 78, 195 Broins 'Klan 144 Broolsrnan. Geoffrey 191 lofi Brookman. 11'illiani 162 Brooks. Bruce 1112 180. 181 Brooks. Diane 195 Brooks. Xlaureen 1113. 103 lironks. 11U1X'l'1 1152, 180 Brooks. Terrence 1811, 181 Brosouske, Thomas 89, 195 Broyyder. Patsy 195 liroyyr Brour i. Altan 1951 i. Barbara 187 Broun. Cynthia 192 Broun. Darla 209 Broyyn, Dayid 80 Broun. Debra 177, 195 Brou n, Debra 185 Broyyt i. Denise 195 Broun. Gregory 205 itat.. ymhoity sn, 148 lou Brynelsen. Charles 162 Buck. Ralph 187 Buckner. Constance 192 Buckner. Stephen 180 Budde. Morgan 183 Budde. Rey 157 Budzoyvski. Mack 197, 209 Buenz. Ted 108, 162 Buescher. citmck 69, 74 Bnhmann. Kathryn 191 Bnkar, Xlarylou 185 Bulger. james 74 Bullock. Cu y'netta 209 Bumpkin. joe 913 Burchill. Linda 148 Burdick. David 110 Burford. Lee 150 Burger. Richard 209 Burke. Cay 1531. 157 Burke. Teresa 148 Burkert. Karen 152. 2138 Burklnyy. Keith 170 Burmeister. Gerald 180 Burris. judith 209 Burritt Dayid 74 Busch. Dorene 24. 147. 205 209 Busch. Karl 169 Butler, Xlargnerite 177, 204. Butler. Ronald 193 Buvan. Xancy 1923 Byard. Danny 162 Byers, Xlelissa 1531 209 Byril. Beyerly 1913 Byrnes, alice 110. 209 Cabrera, Phillip 112 1 arle X ieltt 209 Cahn Robert 171s 1 anis. Patricia 48. 78 Cairo, Rosemary 22. 128 tfalalica. Tony 119 Calcalerra Keyin 162 taltluell. Dennis 162 Callahan john l1y2 1 allalian Xltcllael 2119 talnoileia. yuila 184 tialnplvell Denis 184 tainplrell, Klonira 195, 19h 1 .nnplvell Thomas 209 tainpolrasso Fred 74, 210 taoterbury Tricia 184 1 aprelti Dean 183. 210 taraker john 155 180. 181 1'arey 1'.itrn'ia 185 1 .irey Nteye 191 tarlson 1 rystal 191 Karr 1 yntlns 155 1.avrl1a1ey. Islam-.1 210 tarroll Keyin 176, 189 tarson Bon 182. 183 1 arsrutl. Dayyn 138 135 larler Barbara 2111 tarler 1'liery1 148 tarter Cary 74 tarulhers james 15 69 tasahna Nancy 138 1 atareyas. Kllcltael 109 209. 2:38 1.an11n-hl Christine 148 3115 210 1 authen Thoinas 711 210 ti-ntanni Catherine 131. 163 1 liainln-ry 1.i-ster 1119 1 hapnian, Keith 187 1 liappeloyy, Laura 128, 2111 Charles ynilreyy lol 1 harles, Steyen 161 1 hatterton jayne 183 1 liatyyootl jului 147 tliernnk Stephen 80 148 Chesler 1.aura 109. 11v3 Clucoine 1yonne 171, 205 Clnllon, X1ll'l1Jl'1 190 Cluluootl, Steplien 210 tltristensen, Richard 1.50 210 238 1.ilron. janice IT38 Clamp. Xlaryorie 210 Clark, Cerald 195 Clark. Nlichael 210 Clark Sarah 191 1.11-yclantl Xlichael 180 tlonlier. Suzanne 191. 196 Coatly. Caren 171 Coartney, Douglas 182. 181 Cochrane, Robert 157 Cockerill, julie 109. 155 Coers. Bruce 170 Colbert. Nathaniel 1953 Colby, Allan 170 Colby. Dale 89. 170 Colby. Debra 1533 Collaer. Kristine 148, 210 Collaer. Marcia 109 Collier. Cn11inS. Collins. Collins. Collins. Xlarli 170 czmayw 155 Daniel 161. 172 Kevin 161 Patrick 188 Cullman. janice 197 Colosia. Xlark 108. 196 Conklin. james 162 Conrad. jnhn 1709 Conrad. Yylaria 148. 191 Cooper, Thomas 210 Corbitt. Timothy 180 1 fs yrich. 1 inrlfy . Steve 157. 210 Cheryl 195. 206. 211 Cornblath. Cary' 152. 211 Cornelius. Roger 158 Correll. Rodney 193 Costantini, Thomas 79 Coussens. jndith 197 Coyyan, Patricia 1531 Cou ie. lslay 183 Craig. Cathy 128 Crancer. Douglas 190 Cralz. Rebecca 128, 211 Cray ens. Terry 191 Creyys, Rick 211 Cristal, Nlichael 144 Crouiler Ed 69 Crutcher. Tom 86 Cuchetto julie 78, 148. 183 Cullen. Xlartin 84 tiammnags. Harris 190 Cummings, Tom 190 1'unningham, john 167 tnnniugliam Trish 138 Cunoy. james 190 1 urran Roger 107 Curran. Stephen 167. 211 Currie. Xlargaret 155. 179 Dahlke. Daniel 157. 172. 211 lalilqnisl Craig 211 Dallonso joseph 179. 211 Dayy, Nancy 111 Danilurand Lindy 11'3. 152, Dangler. Terru- 211 Daniels. Xlarian 111, 2438 Daniels 'slurlene 190 Dayulson. Robert 211 Dayis. ftnita 19f3 ljayts Bradley 211 Dayis. Debra 109 Dayis. Dr john 184 Dayis. john 184 Dayls Katherine 211 1ayis, Xllki-119 Dayls Neyerlynn 192 Dayis Sheila 183. 184 1 llayy yon. janlce 14.1 layis, tkilham 162 Day nor john 74 Dean Bratlley 153. 1951 De Boest Blake 144 Decuir Keyin 88 Deliotl Robert 211 Deinnnler Kirk 170 Delaney 'lnnothy l.x2 De Lorenzo Nlatlheu 189. 211 Delnc luck, tndreu 167 Deinpyey tiny 180 Deinpsey 1'at 109 Denni Dennl s. Gregory 19.1 y ylarilyn 1911 Denys Otto 141 Derrickson. Paul 211 De So ula Xlarcel 69 Deutsch, Nlike 179, 211 De Yincenlo Eduard 19.5 Deyter Tun 90, 158 1 Jianioml, Richard 169, 212 Dick.-son. Linda 152 Dxetl. Roger 79 Diggs, Xlichael 180. 181 Dilillo. Xlichael 212 Dillon, james 212 Dun. .-X lf. 195 Dirkes, William 212 Di Sarnone. Tom 161 Dislxruyy. janire 157. 183 Disbrou, Susan 171 Diyon, Burnell 1913 Dlyon. janet 181, 212 Diyon, Robert 1711, 204, 212 Diziredzilia. john 86 Dobberstein. Terrence 197 Dobesh. Carol 163 Doerk, Eduard 88 2538 Doherty. Terrence 1-14 Duig, Karen 171 Dolinka, Bruce 212 Doll. Cary' 152 Donahue. Chip 161 Donato. Terry' 212 Donegan, Mary' 163 Donigan, Kathleen 131. 212 Donoghue. Kevin 212 Douglas, Kevin 161, 238 Douraghi, Mina 212 Dowd, Carmel 212 Dourers. Pamela 180. 181 Doyle. Robert 161 Drabek. jaime 158 Drake. Paul 184 Drell, David 212 Dremann. Alan 183 Dreu'. Maureen 135, 173 Dreyfuss. Robin 126 Drillon. Emil 169 Driver. David 212 Drummond. Glen 170 Dnerinck. Kathleen 133. 1613 Duffield. Robert 212 Duffield, Sue 155. 191 Duncan. judy 183 Dunlap. Nlargnrie 171 Dunn. Pamela 171 Duplack, Ronald 205. 212 Dvorsky. james 180 Duyer. Brian 158 Dy nan. Nlary 1153. 133. 155 Dziedziula. Ronald 111. 148 Eagleson, Marlene 205. 212 Eckardt. Nlark 212 Edt-1. Ellen 212 Edgerton. john 167. 212 Edmondson. Cathy 212 Edstrom. joan 135- 143 Eduards. Anne 176, 195. 20-1 Eells. Nancy 1:38 Egizii. Xlary 115 ffisler. 1Yi1lialn 1111 Elias. Patil 93, 212 lflke. Roger 212 Ellis, Diane 182, 133 lfnunerich. Brian 161 Emory. jon 86 liingi-1. Kurt 74 England. Terry 205 1-ingler janet 131, 155 Eppinger, Dayid 1853 lfricksnn, Charles 152 Erickson, Kent 1153 . Q V t jk. 1 . 7 Ernst, Lisa 128. 196 lfrnt, Xlicliael 197. 212 Esrig. Terri 128. 2123 lftaingli. Darcy 181 1'111ierit1ge, Nllcltael 1793 lfyans. Kathy 197. 207 lzyans. Xlarc 150 1-Qyans, Rogert 218 l'.yers. john 911 liyerts. Robert 170 l'.Xlll1l, joy ce 187 Faesen Kathleen 128 Fairinan, james 183 Fasli. jnyce 1538. 1511. 213 v Faust. Yictor 21:2 Fayus, Shelley 189 Fearneyhougli. jack 180. 181 Feeney, Colleen 109. 2115, 2153 Ift-lil, Kenneth 161 Ferguson. Cameron 76 Ferguson, .yoga 78. 112. 157 Ferguson. Kevin 108 Ferrick, joseph 183 1-'iela-nsclier, Kathryn 1315. 2123 Fu-141. Charles 169 Field. Larry 2151 Fierman. jacquelyn 1911 Fillingliain. Leslie 195 Finkbeiner. Amy 157 Finn. james 108 1'inn. Xlichele 1131 Finnegan. Barbara 1531 Finnegan, Nancy 1153 Firnsin. Lance 162 Fischer. Debbie 13-5 Fisher, 'ylark 144 Fisher. Sleyen 74 Fiske, Nlichael 182. 183 Flashenberg. Richard 152 Fleischer, jack 110 Fleming, Michael 148 Fleming, Patrice 1238, 213 Flores. Angelica 135 Foerter. Nan 190 Fogel. Brian 161 Fulh. Elizabeth 128. 163. 185 Folk, Thomas 162 1-'111111.1r. 111-1111111111 5111 1'I11r1K's, 1,t'111Xi' IST 1'11lfK1. 1 r.1111-qw 2153 1511r11. K1'1I1 Thx IIS 1'I1lfl1, '1'111I.1 111 1'1llI't'111.lIl, I.11111.1 185 1'111r111111, 1'c'1L1.'L1 INS 1'11r1l1-r. 1.11111-1 H111 S4 1 11sl1'r. 1.IIll1.l 15111. 1518 1'mI1'r X1Il'11.1k'1 155, IIS 1'I111111'r, 111'11111'.1 21.1 1'1IN. 171'11r.1 1211 1 l'.1I1vr, 151111111 181 IN4 11.11111-. 1.11111-1 1111 1'Il'.lll01l1ll', D1111111111' 1511 1'TfLl1l1-. Trudy I3-'1 Il1.5 1'r.11111. 11l'11'llK' 155. 1113 1'If.11Il1. 1111111-11 111 Ifre-1-11. D1111g1.11 1511, ISI 1'1I'l'l1f1k'1xNl'1I. 11.1111 148 1'-ft't'II1.lll. N1i1'11Q11-1 811, H-I 1'Il'l't'111.1l1. 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Clarrn- 1-1-1 Nlaskc, Michael 220 7 -Um Mason, Beyerly 192. 220 Mather. Bruce 157 Xlatsuda. Cheryl 133 Matthews. Mark 155, 220 Xlatusiak. Kay 1-17 Nlatusialc. Richard 147. 220 Xlanten. Nlary 188 Klontaltn, Roberta 108. 222 Montgomery, Ken 195 Xlontgomery, Robin 9-1 Xlooney. Cathleen 197 Xloore. james 177 yimfe, john 222 Xloore. judith 78, 193 Olson. Kurt 152 0'Marah. April 79, 171 Onion, Carolyn 135, 223 Opeka, Kimberley' 138 Oppel, judith 2223 Orchowslxi, Thomas 223 Orr, Steven X170 Xlaxey, Veronica 109 Xlaxfield, Rory 155. 182, 183 Xlaxson. judith 15293 Xlaxiyell. Frank 192 Moore. Kimberly' 163 X14 wore. Kristen 18-1 Xloore, Nathan 15-1 Moran. Da riiel 167 Xlay, Mary 220 Xlaybe Xlaylue rry, Pamela 155 rry. Teresa 220 Xlayer, Thomas 162. 220 Morgan. Florence 193. 195 Xlorgan. jay 92. 1-18. 222 Xlorgan. Kathleen 222 Morris. David 157 Xlayes. Thomas 161 Maynor. Kexin 18-1, 220 N11-Bride. julie 135 Xli-Bride. Susan 220 Xlcflagg, Frances 221 Xlctfahill. Mary 135. 221 Nlctiarthy. Deborah 128 Xlcfiarthy, Keyin 90 Xlcflarthy. Maureen 1515 Xlctiarthy, Timothy 180. 181 Xlcfilane. Patricia 128. 221 Xlcfllintoclc. Milne 98 Xlcffunnell. Debra 126. 221 Xlctloriniclx, Daxid 170 Xlcliiiy, Greg 190 Xlctirary. Carol 221 X1cDonninLh. jeff 110 X1cDnnongl'1. Xlichael 221 Xlclfllin. Dayid 1612 Xlclflyaine. Richard 162, 221 Xlclfccly. Thomas 66. 150 Xlctiahey. Snsan 155 Xlcflhee. lfdythc 1133. 221 Xlctlliee. Xliclielle 113. 221 Xlcflinnin. john 156, 195 22 Xlctimi-rii. Xlicliacl 161, 221 Xlcflmian Thomas 152. 172 Xlcflrain Rhonda 2117 Nlctlnire Kent 157 Nlclxcc, Larry 1.0. 154 190 221 Xlrkeniia lflluaril 1116. 176, 1116 Nh-Kinney 171-lon-x 221 N14 Kinney joanne 196 Xltl.aren Daniel 74 1511 X1il.,ircn Debra 1111 Xlcl..1ni.11ll1li ililnurnas 191 Xlcl.can jainqlinc 221 X1cX1.ih.in Richard 157 Xli Xlahon. 11.irlmr.i 147. 221 Xlcxlalion ti--raril S11 7 - Nllx1l'Il.1111l11, Ella-cn 126 171 K1 X11 Nally. 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Randolph 145. 223 Nelson Ih'1mr.iln2211 xl'lsnI1. lliani' 221 Nl1'Ni'a'ly, kalln 15-1 X1cN it tt Sli-plien 191 Xlt-Quay Xlnllcr 1111 X11-cltler llrnre 161 Xlcegall, Xlarllm 1115 Xlvinxl eln. Ronalil 1111 Xlmsti-r talxin 'yo Xli'nill.n'.1 Xllveil 1511 1S1 Xlerrill karen 151.5 221 Nlertel Susan IS-1 2113 ylvttnt-L Xln hat-1 Sly X1wli'in.icln-r. Nlailrn-e ISI, lh-3 Xleycr li.11'lllyI1 195, 221 Xlcyvr llennis 146, lhll, 221 X11-yer jams 221 Xlirluals R.intlal1 110 yliclit-lt-ln 5511111411155 Xlltlielsrli, jalllci' 112. 1595, 2110 Xu-lvtll. jarl. llll, 154 Nelson, jawn 16-3 Xelsnn N1.iri'21l7 N.-IW.. Xlark To 147 1313 Xclwn X1ul,e '11 Xcrnell, lfranl. 221 Xcu 13.11111 To l'11 X1-tllx-ru 1'.ml 111 179 Xi-ucolnla jou-plz 'Ill 162 X1-nioim-r jean 16.3 Xe-nlirli U11--lla lhl Xt-ixinan llcne 12h X4-nlnan Hain-lla 105 Xt nsonu- Rruu' 22-3 Xu-nton llc:-n 1911 Xiclnilmn. Nancy 1119 Xiclmlson. Robert IMI Xn lmlsun. 'l'lu-:nas Ill. 2231 Ortiz, Maria 109 Oschman. Robert 158 Osellta. Dann 183 Ott. Laurie 96 Ottenberg, Scott 1223, 22-1 Overom. Peter 22-1 Omen, Brad 167. 18-1 Ou en, Rebecca 197 Ovens. Rochelle 112, 22-1 Pacilio. Rodney' 22-1 Padesliy. Mark 108 Padvorac. Charles 196 Pagan. Ada 22-1 Page. David 18-1 Page, Stephen 80. 112 Pahlz. Sang 197, 22-1 Pahnke. Robert 224 Palasz. Cathy' 207 Palella. Gloria 205. 22-1 Palella. Michael 180. 22-1 Pallay. swim 169 Palmhy, William iso Palumbo. joseph 22-1 Palumbo. Sebby 161. 172 Panahi. Sherri 163, 163 Paretzkin. Carrie 144 Parke. Diane 73. 206. 22-1 Parks. Frank 205. 22-1 Parrish. Charles 165. 172. 22-1 Paschlic. Dona 126 Patlngan. Susan 1138 Patriclz, Pamela 1338 Patterson. Toni 125 Patton. Donald 85. 1-16 Patton. Douglas S9 1',in1. tiheryl 1715. 206. 207 1'aul. Eileen 133. 177 1'ayel, Susan 138 ljayilili. Xlirhuel 190. 22-I Payson Laura 191, 2515 Payson. Stephen 106, 224 l',ixan. Craig 1711 1't-.irce l.anra 135 l'c.irce. Tt'ft'Sl 131 1'i-arum, Klan '10 l'e.irwii. john Ps-1 1't-1-L, Ronald 183 l'i-cl.. l.et-.inn 2115 IH-t-rlmlte, jerry 170 1'cnn.icclnn. tlalhy 1-17 1'i-redo, lfnriqin- 224 l'i-rlinx. 1.inila 224 l'erl.ins. Terence 76, 22-1 l'crrllli-s. Donald 152. 183 l'errx, 12011150 79 l'i-rn. Sandra 22-1 l'm-rtilc, tlharlcs 224 l'i-slral. rl-llt'It'Ml 13111. 246 l'i'ti-rs, 171-laura 751 l'i-ti-rsen, Paincla 109 l'i-ti-rwii. jt'J11I1N' 109, lhl. 191 l'ctcrv1n. Sheila 196. 22-1 Peterson. Tlinmas 162 IH-trio, lllalic 11115, 2115, 2241 l'1eillcr, Steyr-n 146, 22-1 1'ln iglcy, Roger 69. 74 I'ln-lan jane 1-B, 171 1'ln-lan, Tilnothy 170 Vlnllips. Carol 163 Xhcln-lson Sli-yen 111 Xllilclxnri, Nllrlnn-1 N15 Nlicrlxia, llliarlex 152 N1iha1l..inin, lzilnartl 1.6 Xlllt.in,j.iln'1 126. 221 Nlili-nn, john 152 Xlilciny, Xlary lzllen 152 Xliltlav llaincla 157 Xnlts, Nlarvt .llllt'fI1ll' 126 Xu-ul. Rnlx-rt HH, 2275 Xn-tlerniaxi-r, Roberta 144. 1116 Xoltln-. 1-all 112 Xolx-I. Dali- 195, 2251 Xue. janet 153 X..-, yl..rL 1811 Not-gel. Linda 163. 1521 Xolen. l,f1IlK'l' 229 l'lnlyaiy. john H-1 l,lJl't'IllJ, X 11100111 112. 225 l'lcton. Kenneth 225 1'n-lah Cary 176 lhcllltog, j 179, 225 l'lc1te. Ste-yen 14-1 l'nLlla1o, Carlos Htl. 6-1 l'innex, Nancy 2256 l,lH'lIl'f, lfranl. 196, 225 Xliltos john Iota Xllll Stan 196 Xlilli-r, 1111.111 76. 146 Nliller, Dau' 1711 Xliller, Kurt 162 Xliller, 1-1-slne 111 Xhller Nliller, Xliller Xliller Xlarlene 205 Patricia 171 Riel. 161. 190 Ricky 222 Xlilllce. Robert 157 2238 Xliltnn, ,-tmy 138. 150, 222 Xlongt 1. llarbara 109. 222 Xlirinan. jill 222 Xliwuicz. Daye 145 Nlitchi-ll, Xlelody 190 Nlilcllellrev. X11-Indy 113, 196. 207 Xliyaslnla. Perry 222 Xlolilor, Xtarren 85. 222 Xlondlocl, jeflrey 169. 18-1 Xluntalto. Mary Louise 148 Xolll 11111 144 Xorllcet, 1.oins4' 192. 2213 Xollnlurll. Orxille 2117 Xi-xalt. Amy 177. 223 Xucltolls, lda 2251 Nugent. Dorothy 94, 196, 207 Ulllrien. jancl 9-1. 128 0'l1ricn. joseph 1015 Oillricn. Kathleen 191. 207 U'l1ru-n. Katheen 113. 155 O'llria-n, Mary 22:3 O'Rrien Sheila 163 U41 fonnor, Shevaun 161 Udon. Peter 2233 Uillallcran. Steye 170 Oknmura. Russell 1751 Olcn. Robert 88 Ollzen, Kimberly 169 Olson. David 1098 llllhlll, Dena 9-l. 95, 225 1'itm.nn, Xllchclc 7H. 192, 22-7 1'ilnmslzl. jerry 108 Plealsnan, Sui-Ili-n 126 I'odraLa. Rick 1711 I'ui1i1t-luv-e, Tlnunas 155 1'omilt-yler. Ka-nt 1741. 19:3 l'o1ali. Kenneth 169 Polillo. john 150 1'o1lcy. Eduard 198. 225 Pope. Cynthia HH 11-vpillo. Richard 80. 1-18 Puppens. Deanne 163 Porter, janet 225 Pole-mpa, Ronald 158 Pottengcr, Harold 183 l'ullt'f. jim Htl Poulliard, Marcus 144 Potters. Dana 131 Powers, Keith 190, 195. 225 . 22-1 Pnznanovich, Robert 158, 172, 176, 20-1 Preece, Stephen 74 Prendergaste. Ann 195 Pressler, jana 225 Price, john 179 Printz. Wendy 225 Pritchett, Pamela 225 Pucelilc, Penny 188 Pucelili, Tom 188 Phhal. Susan 180 Puskedra, David 167 Pyatt, Kenneth 170 Quinn. Sharon 148, 196 Quinnnes. Michelle 205 Radlze, Richelle 138, 157 Rae. julie 150 Rae. Robin 157 Ralfety, Susan 196 Bamberg, Mike 170 Ramberg, james 170 Ramberg. Robert 158 Ramello, Richard 150, 172, 225 Ramirez, Raul 76 Ramsaier, Lennre 138 Randolph. Randy 180 Rankin, Norman 161 Rappaport, Gary' 1-14 Rasmussen. David 225 Rauen. Margaret 171 Ray lnond. Roberta 96. 109 Readeyg jane 131 Reagan, Michael 110, 225 Rehholz. F.E. 197 Redingtnn, Patty' 155, 179 Reeg. Brett 155 Reibert. Gary 157 Reilsteclc, janice 196 Reigel. janet 1:38 Reinhardt! Susan 148, 191. 225 Reinhart. julie 112 Reis. Sharon 183 Reiser. Susan 126 Ri-isinger. Elena 171, 1593. 2 Ri-mpala, Celine 112, 225 Rempala. Rusell 170 Rennul, Diane 183. 191 111-ttherg. janet 225 Reynolds. Roh 196 Reynolds. Carolyn 133 Reynolds. ,Indy 198 Reynolds. Mary jo 133, 225 Rey nolds. Robert 225 Ricci. Michael 110 Rich, Nancy 146 Rich. Paula 226 Richard. janice 1811 llicharmls. jane 96. 226 Richardson. Michael 86 Richmond, john 226 Ruler. Stephen 157, 226 Rn-dlrnayer. Rc-ata 109 Riley. Brad 92 Rini, Dale 158 ltmtlal. Rindeil: Terence 167 is. llron 180, 198 Ringstranml. Charles 165 Ringstrom. Tobey 163 Rissman, Michael 162, 195 Rixoir, Stephen 196 Robbins, llarry 155 Robbins. Sharon 195 Roberts, Helen 189, 126 Roberts, Natalie BH Robinson. Gary' 207 Robinson. jnanne 226 Robinson, jonathan 226 Robinson, Ken 155 Rochlnrd. Stephen 1-I-1 Rock, Rhonda 9-I Rodriguez, Scott 170, 226 Rm'S1't. john 110 Rogers. john 1 10 Rogers, Albert 162 Rogers. Ronnie 226 Rogers, Mark 195, 225 Roland. james 155. 183 Rolilan. Carrie 128 Rnlnich, joel 226 Romeo. Vl'en4Iy- 1:31 Romine. Karen 128. 226 Rose. Lau renee 191. 226 Rose. Monica 78. 238 Rose. Robert 169 Rosenbaum, Gary 169. 226 Rosenberg. Nancy 138 Rosenberg. Robert 189, 226 liosengard. Shelley' 226 Rosenthal. Deborah 126 Rosiere. Peter 1-1-1 Rolbart. Heidi 1:31 Rotelli. Mason 1-18 Rothenberg, Bonnie 173 25 W'iy iott, Royster, Richard 162 Rudar, Cynthia 78. 128 Ruettiger, Richard 226 Ruhaak. Paula 226 ltunnleldt, Ralph 227 Ruppert. jim T4 Rush. joseph 198 Rush, Michael 170 Russell. Camilla 184 Russell. ltighard 74 Rust. Daniel 152. 190 Ryan. 11ob 170 Ryan. Maureen 95, 179, 227 Ryden. jolm 150, 227 Saatlyoff, Day id 198 Sabick, Rodney 227 Sachs. joan 18-1 Sacks. Rhoda 171, 191, 227 Sadoyyski. Mark 148, 227 Saelens, Diane 112, 204. 205, Salinger. jam 126, 189 Sallee. Meredith 191 Samburg. Donald 170 Sainmarco. jolm 150 Sanders. Ken 92 Sandler, Mark 152 Sandra-tto, Carol 227 Santostefano, james 227 206 7 17 Satorius. Denise 128. 20-1. 206, 227 Satorius. Yicki 128. 163. 196 Satterthyyaite, Steven 227 Saul, Marie 206. 227, 2538 Saunders, Gail 126, 189 Savage. Day le I8-1 Sayittieri, Dorothy 227 Scardino, Anthony 1.2, 204, 227 Schachtner. Steven 157 Schackle, Rick 90 Schaefer, Gregory 190, 205 Schanzle, Edyyard 207 Scheffler. Matt 7-1 Scheib, Carl 158 Schierer. jill 135 Schiller. Barbara 15151, 177. 227 Schiller, David 162, 205 Schlesser, jay 191 Schlesser, jerleen 197 Schlesser. Pamela 191 Schmidt, Gregory' 86 Schmidt, Lisa 95 Schmidt, Richard 152 Sehmidtlein, Theresa 1353 Schmitt, Gregory 161, 205, 227 Schmitt. Mary 155 Schneider, Steven 155 Sr-hoof. jake 80, 8-1 Schramm, Deborah 18-1 Schramm. julie 1518 Schreiber. Maryann 1-18 Schultz. Ed 207 Sclmltz, Patricia 227 Schumacher. Scott 170 Schuster, Marilyn 1831, 18-1 Schyvarzbach. Gayle 227 Schyvenker. Karen 1513, 157 Scotese, Thomas 195 Scoville. Kimberly 131 Sea. Linda 108 Seaton. Barry 228 Seckler. jim 195 Segal, Martin 162 Segell, Mark 158 Seggebruch, Stephen 196, 228 Segnitz, Lynne 155 Seibyitis, Laima 15151, 163 Seiden, Mark 191 Semeniuk, Susan 131 Senra, Modesto 111, 228 Sephus, judith 228 Sepich. Susan 191 Serra, Nancy 228 Setlech, Debra 1:38, 1-18 Setzler. Louise 228 Shaclle. Laura 1:35 Shan. Harshad 191 Shaner. Donald 198 Sharp, Debbie 171 Shanlis, john 92. 228 Shayv, Trish 228 Shelby. Brenda 171 Sheldon, Ronin 1515 Shelemi. Steven 1-17, 183. 196 Shepler, Charles 152, 228 Shinrani, Barbara 228 Shires, Ellen 128 Shirmulis. Ronald 152 Siegel, Leslie 131 Siegel, Theodore 89, 1-18 Siemon, Randall 195, 198 Siet. Steven 228 Siggelko, Ed 90, 228 Sijersen, Douglas 183, 191, 1 Sikma, Brenda 155 SilfieS. William 190, 228 Silkett, Richard 162 96 Simmons, Clnyniita 195 Simpson. Mark 196 Simpson. 11ieh.n'd 101 Simpson, Shari 155 Smglet on. Donna 187 Sinn. jeanie 126 Siorek, Nancy 1511 Sir, Kerry 1518 Skilybe, Virginia 228 Skolniek, Michael 228 Slack, Slayy yo Sharon 88, 191 n, 1.1 Col Tlioinas 180 Sleppy, Teresa 184, 196 Small. 11eyerly 228 Smenos, 11ri.in 1.10 Smith.Cli1Iord, 182, 18:3 Smith, Clyde 20:1 Smith, Daniel 196 Smith, Dennis 69, 180, 181 Smith, Smith. Smith. Smith. Eugene 1851 Greg 14, 69 jaequeline 228 jeaime 228 Smith. jnha 15151 Smith. Karen 192, 229 Smith. Keith 1-17 Smith. Marlene 196 Smith, Mary jo ISI Smith. Quenlyn 1-17 Smith, Rene 187 Smith, Susan 148 Smock, jail 9-1, 95 Smoler. Glenn 169 Smothers, Nan 126 Snider. Solari. Paul 189 Alvaro 76 Soldano, Mark 198 Solger. Robert 172. 180 Solimeo, Louis 167 Sorenson. Donald 190 Sossin, Glenn 229 Soyva, judith 112 Spangler, Thomas 1-17 Sparks, David 155 Sparks, Victoria 229 Spaulding, Kenneth 190 Spietz, jeffrey 92 Spina. Randy' 170 Spink. jim 85, 90 Spohn. Marilee 229 Srutoyvski. Blaine 229 Staat, Gregory 197, 229 Stralford, Matthew 18-1 Stahlin, Donald 177 Stansbury. Barbara 229 Stanton, jacqneline 126 Stapleton, jana 229 Slaranoyyicz. Debra 1:18, 150 Stark, Gordon 158' Stark, Patsy 229 Stark, Stephen 108, 179 Starling, Maxine 196 Starshak, Frank 229 Staubns. 11arbara 229 Stauner, james 229 Stearns. Catherine 184 Steck. Mary 171 Steege, Ray' 86 Stefan. Leslie 78, 128 Stein. Paul 1-18 Stein, Steven 169 Steinback, Teri 126 Steiner, William 176, 229 Steinsdoerfer, Mark 191 Stensrud, john 110 Stephens, Gregory 19:1 Stephenson. june 9-1, 95 Stermer. Susan 1-18 Stern, Terri 1851 Sternberg, Lynne 229 Stevens, jeff 158 Steyvart. Cynthia 191 Stiegler. Richard 80, 167 Stiening, Kathryn 229 Stofan, George 158 Stoia, Rose 163 Stolzenbach, Randal 180, 181 Stone. Paula 179, 196 Stout, Lynn 1:31 Stoyy-ell. joseph 229 Straus. Robert 1-18 Strecker. joanne 108, 227 Stroud, Margaret 128 Stnlken, Diane 1-1-1, 1-17 Stuttle. Sugar, james 191 Susan 191 Suhl. Karol 126, 207 Sulkoyvski, james 110 Sulliva Snlliva n. Maryann 1:38, 157, 2 n. Patrick 167. 229 Sullivan. Thomas 162 Svoboda, Michael 158 Syy ahls tedt, Kip 157 Syy anson, Cynthia 196 Syyanson, Ross 155 Syyanson, William 229 07 'SWt'111'1I11lt'1'. Cynthia 94, 207 Syy e.u ingei. Keith 2:10 Syy ctllnnd, Kay 197 Syyeeney, 1,.11IIt'111 88 7 70 111 Syyeeney, Susan lil. Ii . -1 Syyerlm, 1.isa 118 Syyetnian, janet 109 Syyett. 1.ind:i 15151 Syers, W'illiam 191 Sylcrt. Slcyen 102 SIUTU. lfrank 1851 '1'aileusik, Carol 88 'l'.n1ue. Michael 118, 176, 205 Tankersley, George 195 'l'.mber, Snmnne 1:18, 157 '1'.iyyoda. 'l'homas 1-18 'l'.iylor, Cathy 2510 Taylor. Laurel 109, 205, 2:10 Taylor, lylichael 2510 aylor. Patil 180 eale, Keyin 86, 119 '11-ey en Keyin 189 Tellel, Camilo T6 'llelst-r, Margaret 191 Terrell, Ncmta 181 Terrinoni, David 180, 198 Tcryola. Valerie 88, 207 Teska, Mark 198 Teyenthal, Stuart 110 Theine. james 85 Tlleiss, Dolores 190 Thielen. Claire 171 Thomas, Dayid 187 Thomas, Leonard 195 Thomas, Linda 192 Thomas, Michael 190. 2110 Thomas, L'lisher 187 Thompson, Cynthia 2510 Thompson, jeffrey 158 Thompson, Michael 230 Thompson, Patricia 18-1 Wagner. liolyert 24 11'.tgnei, Sain 189 15lL11t'11lII111S. james 162, 2511 Wliltleli, Mlatle 180, 2311 W' ' aldsnuth. Mary 1.m Walker t'indy 95 yy'.iILi-i Nancy -128 Wallace Dana 190 Wallace joann 187 W:il1ens.joIly 2-1a Wallens jolm 155. 189 Wallin 1.ynn 128, 2111 11':ll1i-r, Yylelotlet- 2111 Walthers, Ilan 951 Walton, Cary 205, 2511 Walton. llicharil 135 W'anack. jan 18-1 Wartl. lirnce 195 Ward. l'at 89 yykirtli-Im:oi. t.urt 179 Wlirlel, Cary 19:1 W AIfll4'l'. Sandy 95 Warslianer. Sue 14-1 11'ashington Cheryl 195. 2:11 Wasilas, Susan 1518 yylissell, joy ce 2:31 W'asserslrom, Nancy 1-18 W'assman. Robert 176, 2:11 W'async7uk, Oleg Tb, 191, 205 Waszaly. Mary 155 W'atkins, Ronnie 2:11 Wlatls, Dana 110, 20-1, 2231 Watts. Ricardo 187 Wayering, jeffrey 2:31 Waynauskas. Laura 15151 Webber Bruce 191 Weber Patrick 162 Webster .-'yrthnr 176 Weiilemami. Pete 86 W7-in Philip 169 Weinberg. Lesley 2511 W'ciner. Deborah 191 Thompson, Richard 190 Thompson, Yirgie 192, 2510 Thornton. Thomas 180, 2510 Thorpe. jim 86 Thuss. Robert 1-18 Tickman. Ronnie 14-1 Ticknor, jamie 128, 163 Tilton, Kevin 176, 20-1 Tinervin, Ann 2110 Todd. Daniel 86 Todd. Richard 162, 195 Tomaso, Anthony 150, 2510 Tomaszek, Barbara 1515, 185 Tomczak, Mark 111, 2:10 Toohill, Maureen 171 Toohill, Michael 170 Topel. Kurt 161 Topel. William 61 Tosby, Donald 110, 197, 2:30 Tonscy. Mary 157 Trant. john 230 Travis. Richard 170 Trayyvick, Smokey 187 Treiber. Linda 128. 2:18 Trompeter, joyce 108, 2510 Tropper, Arnold 1-18 Trotter, Rhonda 78, 2110 Trucco, Michael 1-18, 176 Tucker, Anthony 2510 Tucker. 11rad 196 Turnbull. Elizabeth 2:10 Turner, Dean 148 Turner. johnie 112, 18-1 Tuten, Wallace 177 I nderstein, Gary 169 1 rhaniak. Daniel 1853, 198 1 rbanus, Patricia 18-1, 207 Yahl. Richard 1-18 Yalerio. Dayid 2:10 Yan Hove, David 157, 230 Yandehouten, Pamela 1515. 148 Vanden Dorren, Naida 205 Welge james 190 Weller Welsh, 1 Stephen 111. 2518 1ob 188 W'elsli, Dee 188 W'elsly W'r'-slcy 195, 2:31 Wendt james 76, 196 Werner Mickey 158 Wesley. james 150 Wt-sslet. Kirk 179, 190 205 Wlcssler. May 189 190 Wessler. Peter 184. 190 W essman, Michael 197 Weston. David 170 Whalen, Roy 90 Wheeler l1ob 150 W'hitake r. Crystal 94. 19:1 White. james 2:31 W'lii1e, Steve 195 Whitgro ve, Karen 171 Wlnttler, Tommy 110 Whyte. Gloria 192 W'ice Si izanne 112 Wiebe. Frank 197 Wiedenmann. Ruth 196 W icrsma, Mary 191 yvilli, D ayid 951 Williams, Douglas 88 Williams, jon 79 Williams. Kathryn 2511 W'illiam5, Kevin 180 W'illmot, Lorraine 1:18, 155 Willoughby, Patrick 157 Wilson, Amy 176 Wilson, Cheryl 1951 Wilson, Harold 195 Wilson. Lawrence 195 W'ilson. Sally 79, 108 Wilson. Tom 152, 2511 W infielt 1. james 80, 231 Winton Guy 155 Wirsing. Michael 162 Wisher, Dan 150 Witry, Elizabeth 1215, 196 Cindy 109, 128, 144 Yanclermyde. 11111 1-18 Yan Dy ke, joan 128. 1651, 196 Yan Ornum, Linda 1513 Yenard. Yenzon. Day id 1-18 Eileen 205 Yerbout, jerry 110, 2:10 Yernetti, Phil 161 Vice, Sue 163 Yize, Robert 195, 2:31 Ylcek, Martin 207, 2511 Yolturno, Liz 1:38, 2:31 Yon 11ehren, Christine 18-1 Yon Tobel, Greg 150 Wacner. Steve 933 Wagner Cheryl 1-18 Wagner, Gregg 158 Wagner, jeffrey 170 Wagner, john 169 Woheatl jeffrey 152 Wohler, Mark 951 W'oitoy'ich, joaime 112 Wolber. Linda 185 W'olf, Michael 162 W'olfe. Rhonda 95 Woll, Pamela 179 Woodburn. Cynthia 1-18 Woods. Alicia 177. 2512 Woods. 11renda 187 Woods. Ronald 1-18 Woodyyorth. Lu 177, 2:12 Wool. Amye 126 Worcester. Randy 108, 2512 Workman. jolm 933 Worth, Steven 111 Wozniak, Martin 162 Wright, Charles 11:3 Wrighf, jeffrey 176, 179, 2:32 Wright, Nancy 2:12 . 2511 W iight Tlioinas 150 Wright Tim 180 Wlneilllilleli, l7onyg1.is 85 Wynn taiol l.3o 1.ikylnlyy l'ugene 282 1.111-s 11eyon.t 101 1edtm.in. 18111175 128, 1 11-ilny, Drain' 1-1:y 1ttt1l'f, l'.itrlela 101 Noting, I1.irliara 181 1oung, lfru-.i 152 1onng jerry 85 Nonng jolm 198 2:12 11-unglu-rg lyatherine 19 Xnll, Katliariiie 1:11 1ull, M.irg.irel 1-15 laleslti,S1t'yell 108, 1:11 Lilon Susan 191 Xara Crt-gory 2:12 lareinliski, llita 1:18 felinka, ltieliard 170 Zi-nian. james 2:12 leryos, lluine 171, 207 Lt-sch, Kr-yin 170 Ziegler llayirl 2-12 Zika Cary 195 Lika Clenn 195 fillner, Nancy 1518 212 Lillner Susan 1518. 148 Lnnay, ltolierl 170 Limnier, Xnne 150 Znniner Stacey 144 Limmcrman, jolm 2512 linger. -tone 205 iipprich. Roger 195 lorica Mark 195 Loricll Nora 2:12 Znccarelli james 169 So this is who it takes to put out a yearbook' Above: Anaga Section Editors Peggy Butler, tlyndee Gould, Steve Weller, Cindy Dandurand. Karen Burlxe-rt, Dollna Clnrfxnslxi Above Center: Anaga Editor Maryheth Cenis Above Far Right: Anaga Assistant Editor Laura Paxson Right: An- aga Photo Staff Bob Millice, Rick Christensen. Kevin Douglas. Far Right: Anaga General Staff Front Row: Tami Kaleel, Nlarie Saul, Second Row: Marian Daniels, Buliis lnguagiato Back Row: Linda Trielier, jill Heppes lr---QQ Yearbooks just don't jump - completed - into existence, as the 1976 Anaga staff found out the hard way. First, thereis all the planning of pages, the scheduling of pictures, trying to shoot all the senior pictures, getting idents and trying to figure out just what some groups do. Problems usually come up quicker than completed deadlines. Every month, thereis some group that cancels its picture three or four times and then canit understand why the section editor is giving ultimatums. Film gets dropped, pictures get lost, equipment is never where you want it and tests always come at the same time as deadlines. The office is well-equipped with aspirin, and the editoris apartment is the scene of frenzied activity at 3 a.m. when the deadline was at 11 the night before. Weive got to be crazy to put up with work like this, right? At least thatis what a lot of people think Cincluding the staff at timesj. But, believe us, weire not. We'd probably get our work done a lot faster if we didn't spend so many hours giving each other a hard time, making wisecracks and ordering pizza. We also just want to give something to the students and the school so that people can look back in 25 years and remember what it was like. 19 6 naga Cr dit Marybeth Genis Laura Paxson Rick Christensen Peggy Butler Cyndee Gould Steve Weller Donna Gorzynski Cindy Dandurand Karen Burltert Kevin Douglas Bob Millice Curt Warclelrnan Rhonda Trotter Marian Daniels jill Heppes Bubis lnguagiato Tami Kaleel Marie Saul Linda Tricber Ellen Kretsch Claire Manning Trish Shaw joel Barckvill Dr. Thomas Kent Mike Hacltleman Donna Edmonds American Yearbook Company Delina Studios Editor-in-chief Assistant editor Photo editor Feature editor Student Life editor Sports editor Residences editor Organizations editor Academics and Seniors editor Photographer Lab technician Scout photo editor Cover designer, artist General staff General staff General staff General staff General staff General staff Contributing writer Contributing writer Contributing writer Contributing photographer Adviser Yearbook representative Plant representative Publisher Senior studio 240 l f Y I 1 1 1 1 i'A , n , v ...I xv- F x J . . 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