Carleton College - Algol Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1984 volume:

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(Ecclesiastes 3:1) = P Paes : Sr Townies-for-a-day: ‘Naw, she aint no college chick Banger, Karl Covert, Political Science, and Chris ‘Dyin’ aint much of a livin’ The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly Leslie Schluckebier, Religion Zooming off into a career in corporate theology Wendy Urban and Diane Harrison, Sociology-Anthropology “Gunga, gunga la gunga” Jerome Comeau, Religion Lisa Vecoli, Psychology, and Tara, Unconditional Positive Regard “If I live I'll be great.” Chris Williamson ren Ogren, History (and Jeewon Chung) ife breaks us all and afterward many are strong at the broken places.” — Hemingway i P — s a= des ae = ‘ Beth Ann Torgerson, English “People say that life is the thing, but I prefer reading.” Logan Pearshall Smith Laura Beard, English Says Ellen “E.J.” Emerson, Psychology Cathy Lennon, Religion Eric Bosset, History Tom Albertson, History Political Economy what Gd. IMLS. “Too much of everything ... was just enough.” Karen Cobb, Religion Jess Ann Peterson, Art History “Meditation is giving a huge, luscious meadow to a restless cow.” “You never know when you're making a memory: they will wish they were here together — Chogyam Trungpa again, someday.” Rickie Lee Jones Neysa McClanahan, English It was a delightful visit; perfect, in being much too short. Jane Austen, Emma “ Peter Albrecht, History, and John Moody, International Relations “A Commitment to Excellence” Al Davis “Lighten up and have a drink.” Thomas C. “Koz” Kayser, Jr Paul Olson, Mare Borge, Biology, and Mary Clinard, Political Science ers History Ad Shari Loop, Mathematics my hy , Te Dana Bennett, Biilogy, and Denise Kokaras, Physics “Upside-down is a state of mind.” Tom Devo Brunton, Anthropology Fuck you, I'm from Western Minnesota. Elliot Olsen, Geology, and Jay Jackson, Geology Carolyn White, Geology Matthew E. Bernard, Psychology “Gotta eat” Sara Sudenga, Biology, and Jenny Crane, Sociology-Anthropology Jim Southwick, International Relations “Expose yourself to art!” “Well ... maybe MOSKOVA - MOCKBA - Jeewon Chung, History Tom Clark, History Kim °83, Kris 83, and Deborah Castillo, English “One spirit in them rul’d; headlong themselves they threw down from the verge of Heav’n, Eternal wrath burned after them to the bottomless pit.” Mansoor Husain, Chemistry “No brain, no pain!” — Tunnel Graffiti Lisa G. Maracich, Political Science Joy M. Condon, Sociology-Anthropology Cale 1) - ; Steve Patrick, Economics ' . . : Paul Mullin, Psychology j Greg Smith, Physics “Crazy, But sane Imprisoned, But free Physicists, But innocent: Durrenmatt, Die Physiker Ingrid Sparrow, Biology We do not see things in life as they are. We see them as we are. — Talmud Kathleen Sundberg, Chemistry “Bizarre, but never boring ... ” Cindi Thompson, Sociology-Anthropology, Education “There's a naked man on my door!” Deanna Clarkowski, History and Jeewon Chung Friends they cherish each other's hopes, they are kind to each other's dreams Henry David Thoreau 28 Alice O'Hara, English Lisa-Marie Rousseau, Studio Art Susan Roberti, Economics “Nothing can resist the person who smiles at life.” — P. de Chardin oO settee ee” Fe Se, See a a 1S, ia et : _ _ . - Jon Einess, Economics ¢ 3 rT ; «; ¥ Vite . J . “ Shelly Blees, Sociology-Anthropology, Janet Sawin, and Emily Adams — °86 | Lori A. Hall, Economics . John F. Dunn, Geology “If you love it, set it free; if it doesn’t come back to you, hunt it down and Kill | “A man can’t think straight without his hat on.” = Mary McMillan, Geology Florence Wong Kwok Ching, Chemistry Patricia A. Mason, Economics ea Steve McCormick Michael C. Apel, English Literature “Were diu werlt alle min Von deme mere unze an den Rin Lis Sembe a, Psychology Neil G. Hedlund, Political Science Time is short and life is cruel, but it’s up to us to change this town called malice. Paul Weller = = 2A eras Margaret Zhou, Psychology My love and gratitude to my parents, Mrs. Booz, the Spencers, and many others who mad my coming to Carleton possible. Dan O'Brien, Economics Silver Bay, Mn a a Sean Beardsley, Religion “Sean rapidly adjusted to the Spartan academic rigors of Carleton .. well, maybe not thé icademic rigors ss Hugh Mctavish, Biology The four most exciting years of my life . ; Jennifer Sosin, Political Science “Consistency is the quality of a stagnant mind.” Jim Boyle, English “If a single man plants himself indomitably on his instincts, and there abides, the huge world will come round to him.” Emerson “Can ya see the real me? Can ya? Can ya?” Jessica Lynn Daskal, Studio Art Danny Shapiro, Physics . “ Mark Guttag, Chemistry ; Suzy Renfro, Economics Laura Daniel, Sociology-Anthropology “ “Come on!’ “Where? said Pooh ‘Anywhere,’ said Christopher Robin.” William Ham, Chemistry “The ultimate aid of karate lies not in victory or defeat but in the perfection of the character of its participants.” Gichin Funakoshi lary Berkman, Economics y ... Like life at Carleton is 3-dimensional: sex and drugs and econ. Lisa Greenberg, Classical Languages Speak not of quid. George S. Glander III, Physics “No, George, the curl of E equals the partial derivatives of B with respect to A.” Jeffrey W. Pipes, Geology “Come to the woods, for here is rest.” — John Muir Mike Rothman, Political Science Nick Tell, Political Science “Can they ever be separated?” Meg David, Geology Mary Severance, English Jane Tornatore, English “Papers are the bane of my life.” Mary Beth Kiefer, English “IT am a part of all that I have met. Yet all experience is an arch where through gleams that untraveled world whose margins fade forever and forever when I move.” Tennyson Brian N. Freeman, English “I thought there was such a light shining in the darkness of the wilderness for me.” — Thoreau Kevin Earl-Earl Baldwin, Classical Studies “Why so distant, Trilby?” Mark Williams, Chemistry, Mathematics, Economics Harlan T. Baxter, Economics “Homo locum ornat non hominem locus.” — Carisius : , Karen Goodwin 83 and Laurie McLaren, Classical Greek ° Pss, pss, pss machita, machita, I lof you. Want to come down rhe to Costa Rica weeth me to peeck coffee bins? Kurt DeMarais, Political Science International Relations Mary Deirdre Beyer, Archaeology Marc Borge, Biology, and Elliot Olsen, Geology “Leave this everywhere and this something alone and choose this nowhere and this nothing.” Anonymous, 14th Century Sharon Kelly, English and STPP “Reflect upon your blessings of which every man has many not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some.” Charles Dickens Jeffrey J. Baumann, English I don’t know where life may lead me but | know where I've been (sitting in limbo, J.C.) Linda Schalch, Geology Richard Brett, Sociology Anthropology “It’s eating the tripod! No grade is worth this ... ” Robin Ingenthron, International Relations Last Rights ate Mehr, Amherst '84, Chris Hamilton, Williams ‘84, and Kris Herfkens, History Joanne Kao, Economics, and Margaret Wood, Mathematics “Two are better than one; if one falls down his friend can help him up But pity the man who falls and has no one to help him up.” Ecclesiastes 4:9,10 Joe Goswitz, Chemistry Lisa Shirley, History “He learned the arts of riding, fencing, and gunnery And how to scale a fortess, or a nunnery.” Lord Byron George J. Hudak III, Geology, and Christopher Foley, Geology Nice guys don’t always finish last. Mike Thomas, Economics When fourth Meyers was for men ... one last look Janet Sawin, Economics, and Carolyn Sawin (Harvard °87) Before I built a wall I'd ask to know What | was walling in or walling out, And to whom I was like to give offense. Something there is that doesn’t love a wall, That wants it down Robert Frost Mary Clark, Latin American Studies = : Chris Walker, Chemistry, Bruce Walker (?), and Alex Walker (Middlebury °86) . ; Beach -3. Carleton -0. Jo Anne Westlund, Economics There’s nothing worth the wear of winning, But laughter and the love of friends. — Belloc Thale-girl Cross, Chemistry, Deirdre Beyer, Archaeology, and Ingrid Sparrow, Biology Karen Birk, Economics, and Sue Kanne, Economics “If anybody asks you, we belong to Prince Jay Waldera, Physics Josiah Place, Film Arts, English And I'm just another moonlight mile on down the road Tom Shoop, History Linda Larson, Economics Peg Cunningham, Biology, and Boris “LIVELY UP YOURSELF” Bob Marley Liz Myers, German “Deutschland! Super!!!” Laura Carlson, English, and Julie Gannon, Political Science Theo Peterson, Mathematics “Don’t report this — Agents of Fortune” David Kirschner, Geology John Pipkin, English Thank you Lord for these four years. “But I don’t like suppositories!” Elaine Will, History Laurie Waters, Mathematics Computer Science “Graduation — what a feeling!” Ellen Anderson, Biology 44 Jim Carlson, Philosophy, and Leslie Sherman °85 De Jensen, English, Sean Beardsley, and Jill Turner, German “For without words, in friendship, all thoughts, all desires, all expecta- David Gassel, Economics, and Kristin Triff, English tions are born and shared, with joy that is unacclaimed.” “Education is good; crime is better.” — Kahlil Gibran, The Prophet Meta nae tee . a i. Mary Severance, English 45 Evelyn Robbennolt, History Education Andrew Kao, Chemistry Visala Chepuri, Chemistry Hoodlum-of-the- Year Aram D. Berberian, Sociology Anthropology Faye L. Lufkin, French — “Ts ) = - - “Inside us there is some secret: we are a following a narrow ledge around a mountain, � , we are sailing on skeletal eerie craft over the buoyant ocean.” Robert Bly Johanna Froehlich, Classical Languages “Who's Mick Jagger?” June Thiemann, English, and Susan Kalina, Russian Literature The Fall ian Puterbaugh, Political Science International Relations Mike Francis, Economics, and Jim Leach, Economics | liberal arts dream; to be able to talk about anything for five minutes at a cocktail party. Do you ever get the feeling there’s something going on here that we know nothing | about? Nichols, Economics Izumi Heima, International Relations Beatrice “Bata” Prati, International Relations Latin “I-RO-I-RO TO DO-MO A-RI-GA-TO-U” “Quod ut superbo provoces ab inguine, ore adlaborandum est tibi.” : : } Patty Nolan 85, Peggy Callahan, Biology, and Tom Hall 84 “Every now and then you've just got to say, what the fuck.” Suzanne Klick, Art History Ooooh Bébé, rugby’s so tacky Bodeen! Jim Larsen, English Aint it nice to have a collidge Digree? Deb Gordon, Math Thanks and Love Elizabeth Lathrop, Religion (with Lydia (Liberace) Wyatt) Anna Levy, Chemistry “This is serious, this is a game.” Bob Kopf, Biology Dr. Rudy Arguetz and Jeff Carpenter, English Film Concentration I used to wonder if I was looking for something; now I “Rochester! Rochester! for God’s sake, come!” — Jane Eyre wonder if I have found anything. Sandra Bobleter and Jill Gohdes, Economics Scott Smith, Religion I read somewhere about enlightenment and ... Sigrid Finke, Religion thus spake the Delphic Oracle. Norm Brown, Geology | top f , =) B cae) : 3 : 1 | Tom Schlagel, Physics ; | Debbie Burns, Religion “Hey Debbie, have you figured out God yet?” Phil Reed, Chemistry Striding out and hitting the wall of the future, Reflect on your experiences and leave the rough times behind | | ae - “eae cok Matt Allen, English Chris Smith, Geology Linda Ollis, English Anne Kitch, English Robert Jones, Physics “Peace, love, and brotherhood.” Sharon Karch, Chemistry Gretchen Green, International Relations Dan Schroeder, Physics Elliot Bruhl, Geology “| always thought you entered the REAL WORLD when you were born a Todd Wright, Biology Eric Hjort, Physics Paul Johnson, Chemistry “As High As We Can Get” | | v i | homas LaTourrette, Sociology Anthropology ren actor, that’s compacter. Yes, and always arrives overdone. — Sondheim (Sweeney Todd) Ann K. Dahlgren, International Relations | es sh eee oe Jon M. Acheson, “Ma negresse voulez vous danser avec moi” i Gretchen Green, Jenni Fletcher, Barb Swenson BN | fREty er 4 53 3 § 7 ; 54 Torsten Kjellstrand, English and Mark Nachbor : a shift of values can be achieved by reappraising things unnatural, tame, and confined in terms of things natural, wild, and free.” Aldo Leopold Lydia Wyatt, Religion ‘What's green and brown? A tree. What’s brown? A tree in winter. What’s green? Moss. Pamina Ewing, History Mike Ostrom, Political Science “In doing nothing there is nothing that is not done.” Mark Daly, Psychology, etc. “Okay, I’m walking up the side of a well. See?” Frederick K. Hauser II], Economics History “L’exces de conscience est une vrai maladie” Michael Lopez, Sociology Anthropology Torsten Kjellstrand and Mark Nachbor, Chemistry “I am not sure energy is his basic problem, : although the weight of opinion is against me.” E.B. White Barbara Bringedahl, Economics Tara Narain Gidwani, Religion Be still and fear not for in the end comes peace. Stephen W. Booth, g..p, Political Science Grace C. Fan, Chemistry Rest in reason move in passion. 55 Thomas Riley, Geology “If we can somehow retain places where we can always sense the mystery of the unknown our lives will be richer.” — S.F.O. Jena Myers, French Literature “Adieu!” Keith Laldig, Chemistry I don’t fear death, but the end of life: the wounds of anguish and loss, left by the reaper’s sickle to those remaining behind. — Nil Illegitimi Carborundum ‘ : Kimberly Ady, French “Les lapins volants vont apprendre a nager.” Billie, Bobbie, Tommy White La Try Machine His beauty was only skin deep Steve Eickhoff, Physics Susan Moe, English Four years of college to do this? Tim Moran, International Relations Laura Goostree, Biology This is a tale of our castaways They're here for a long, long time- They'll have to make the best of things It’s an uphill climb. Margaret Kelly, History “Peace, love, and Bobby Sherman.” Linda Shields, English “Teehee,” quot she, and clapte the windowe to. History Pete Hansen Christoph Michael, Physics cy a 80 5 ES BL = iv) = © — as. oO slth - ia | — a | . Ze 5 a 9 s. = 5 Y = k 2 os 3 g 3 [= ] + 4 i“ tad s: - ;' ’ ‘ a vie n} . iw at SaN ea TR Jeffrey W. Pipes, Geology 58 enneth Greenlee, Philosophy Mathematics yn the size of the sun): the breadth of a man’s foot - Heraclitus Kim Berkman, Religion Too often, perhaps, we see the goal as an end unto itself and miss the joy of the journey. — Theta Burke Vince Brown Philosophy Tone ANE foot on the hill Doug Lufkin, Studio Art 59 John McCreary, Mathematics Education Rock-n-Roll Colin P.J. McGinnis, English Hear ye not the hum of mighty workings? Louann M. Leonard International Relations “Only one who does not know deep waters can still be dancing on the waves.” Andy Vaaler, Chemistry “You are what you eat” John Hodges Classical Languages Jeremiah 9:23-24 Dwight Lueck, Political Science Dwight Lueck in front of KGB Headquarters “There’s always a job in international ... finance.” Laurie McLaren, Classics, and Karen Goodwin, Spanish Green tomato pie ... looks good ... smells good ... but Eickhoff won't touch it. Don’t worry, I double faulted my first term too. Christopher Moore History So we're all wet Nick Gustilo Economics Chris Gustilo incoming freshman Class 88 61 é Liz Myers German Pamela Stever, French, and Jenni Fletcher, Economics “Personal style is the reflection of personal education. No wonder, people with style are so rare.” - Monsieur Van Laack 1 . — Wendy Heck, Biology Brian Schnell, Political Science, and Mark Wandmacher, Economics Smiles and Lou come out of the closet and get picked up by the law! ™ rs, _ :. “ Chris Borden, Economics ’ é h Dahlgren, International Relations, and Michele Schwartz, English y be , ‘Cy ty a A ? - ‘f La - me a 3 , L445 Michele K. Moore, German “Verweile doch James LaBresh, Religion “Heaven in Devil worship Rhythm is the organism.” Pamela Sue Stever, French Edie Karras, Sociology Anthropology Refinement = $1.25 People magazine + 35¢ sugar Carol Bradford, Mathematics Who do you think the shadow is? Linda Tsung, Mathematics Linda sticking out her behind, and me doing disco with her. Love Aileen b4 Lynn Leonard, Economics Marcy Weinstein, English Charlie Wojciechowski, Political Science International Relations Jill-Bob Hendrickson, Biochemistry “IT am a fool. Oh yes! | am confused.” Tao te Ching a Christiana E. Kippels. Economics Paul Bode, Physics “What befalls the fool will befall me also; Why then have I been so very wise?” Ecclesiastes 2:15 Uli Koester, Classical Languages Uli. Oodles. Ulster. Ooly. Uli Buli bb David Groos, Biology A passing thought: “... we shouldn’t all wear hair Stephanie Fields, German Ruth Robertz, Mathematics and Noah Krieger, Religion Linda Burlak, Biology It is only with the heart that one can see rightly Carol Ecob, Political Science Nobody ever thought I was a senior” Ys rm err re ' Troy Mangan, Psychol David Mcllvaine III, English “The Fertility God” 68 Sarah “Lois” Lane, English “IT be cool” } a Elliot Olsen, Charles Jones, Religion, and Marc Borge Frank Kreml, English “Since, then, you have been raised with Christ, set your hearts on things above, where Christ is seated at the right hand of God.” — Colossians 3:1 , . Melanie Flesner, English yon all 7 ai 69 Suna Strong, Economics nen Leif Erickson Laura Ingham Nelson Raitt, Economics an BP SMSTS AS ae ay J Dwight Koeberl, Chemistry A man with influence and influential friends. bu IR Au elESREODN) aiat 3) Kathy Houle, Pyschology “They are the lords and owners of their faces;” — WS. Neal Rutstein English “Captions are for faggots” Julie M. Cook, French Tom Ascher, History Amy Tamsyn Sewell, Biology “Aplysias reign” Sue Barclay, Sociology Anthropology Scott Springer, Mathematics Proof that criminal behavior is learned through association! Frank Roepke, Chemistry When I considered everything that grows Holds in perfection but a little moment ... Shakespeare Kirk W. Allen, English and Group II Distribution 1 i . ae 7 Se ns Hh youen Wr airs - on weve, faeuiusite ay ah ae he eb bed fo} “ 16 ; Sse e of RESET) | zs Leif D. Erickson, English Sean McCormick, Studio Art “It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness.”” — Charles H. Spurgeon (1843-93) Mark Gordon, Geology Career Options Aime Gessler, Psychology Theater “Now comes the Mystery” — H.W. Beeker Jeff (John) Conery, Biology “Someone had to do it.” Annette M. Beaulieu, Geology (right) Well. at least I’m no longer bald. 73 Reese Warne, History There is only one success to spend your life in your own way Phil “Squid” Schmid, Chemistry “Some of my best friends are invertebrates (and Ukrainians)’ INES AND PICKLPA RITE OF rv Vince Brown, Scott Porter, David Chalk, and John Mims, Physics “Our lives are a patio of fun.” — Zippy Wendy Heck, Alex Vincent, and Ann Shaughnessy All Biology Dave Glick, Physics “Sometimes you just got to say © Karleanne Rogers, Spanish ; Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet “Ta : And the winds long to play with your hair. ¢ Cs ¥ “ . T — Kahlil Gibran 4 Katie MacMillen (right), Geology, and Lisa Van Stone, Princeton °84 Maya Bunik. Biology, with Ron Smith and Scuba Joe and Scuba Joe “REACH HIGH! Life's finest treasures lie on the top-most shelves But not beyond our reach if we reach beyond ourselves” Anonymous Christina Maria Carlson, Art History, Kurt DeMarais, and Lisa Hinners “There may be better times, but this one’s ours.” Sartre | am not made to “carve cats”. Alan Downie ‘84 Bob Nieman, Biology Dave Kaufman ‘84 Mike Lutarewych Carleton — it made a man of me Paul Fawcett, History It’s where you are, not who’s in front, that counts. Perry Ferguson, Psychology : any “Do you think I am easier to be played on than a pipe?” Jim Tolford, M.1.Q. David Pickle, History “I want to be so happy, the veins on my neck stand out.” — Zippy Todd Proebsting Mathematics Ramona Avallone Sarah Hutcheson, Mathematics Tom Hall, English “I said I’m hurt, she said Honey let me heal you” — B.S. 77 al Cecily Weisstein, Biology Psychology “All men are born mad some rémain so” Carolyn Baker, History =, Street yi! 7 ® ifs afi Stephen Van Hoey, English How’s this for sweet sorrow? Marcus McKinley, Chemistry Maggie McKinley, Languages Meg Philbin, English “Day is light and we can play; Night is dark and we go to sleep.” Knowing - =r want it all Yaniel M. Bartholomay Sarah Lucken, Chemistry _ John Mims, Vince Brown, Scott Porter, Math, and Dave Chalk I don’t need no heavy trips I just do what I wanna do — Iggy Pop | i) 7 —e sf ‘ +%., i i Y —— F be i. a , Fhe Pa ae. Alexandra Vincent, Biology 79 . Scott Porter, Vince Brown, Stevie Wonder, David Chalk- History, and John Mims John Thoren, Biology J’ai une carte topographique de Barry White. Lynne Freeman, Biology “Say Barb, could I borrow your lab notes sometime?” Andy Spiropoulus, Political Science “I know that ?!XO?! Marx was big but you gotta ask Margaret Wood and Joanne Kao, Economics 80 yerself whether he was good big or bad big.” Yes, its true! She finally got a B! She's just like the rest of us after all! + Nancy Pellowe, Economics Chris Hamilton, History “I’m gonna wipe the dust of this crummy little town off my feet and see the world” J.S. Ernie Eusebio, Biology and Mike Markowitz, Political Science “D’ye think th’ colledges has much to do with th’ progress iv the wurruld?” asked Mr. Hennessy. “Do’ye think,” said Mr. Dooley, “tis th’ mill that makes the water run?” F.P. Dunne, Colleges and Degrees Dean Williams, Biology “In the beginner’s mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert’s there are few.” Shunryu Suzuki 81 hy F so Steve Burgenson - °69, Pre-med “Jose Cuervo, you are a friend of mine . Peter Davidson, Political Science I like little girls O. Boingo Burge: Chix don’t dig me, and neither do guys Rock Miller, Buddha, and Noah Krieger 2 East Fourth St “Idols Interest House” Frank Hogan °84-5, Political Science “The fine are of farming.” “T want candy!” Sarah Vernon, Biology Oe a eet a an nel eet gleam” Randy, Suzi, and Joe Swanson, History tei Cindi Thompson, Sociology Anthropology My best teacher’s look. Wendy Urban, History “Be patient toward all that is unsolved in your heart ... love the questions R.M. Rilke Jennifer Shah, Political Science 83 Lisa Tannebaum, Physics Kathy Vaughan, History What? Me Work? John McCreary, Math ees wale ea President Robert H. Edwards L-R: Visitor from Univ. of Chicago, John Tymoczko, Rick Staub, Bill Muir, Thea Trimble, Gerry Hill, Joan Moeri, Myles Bakke, and Ross Shoger. Not Pictured: Paul Jensen, Gary Wagenbach, and Delores Zischke. Back Row L-R: Brian Mars, Jim Finholt, and Bill Child. Front Chemistry Row L-R: Wendy Zimmerman, Jerry Mohrig, Chuck Carlin, and Lynn Buffington. Classical Languages L-R: Jackson Bryce, Linda Clader, and Ronnie Ancona. L-R: Robert Will, Heidi Kroll, Kurt Brown, Steve Strand, and Economics George Lamson. Not Pictured: Martha Paas and Scott Bier- man. + 7 A Aa NV) : : ; bed Back Row L-R: Anne Montgomery, Wayne Carver, John Tallmadge, ng IS Susan McKinstry, and John Wright. Front Row L-R: Anthony Manousos, George Soule, and Robert Tisdale. Back Row L-R: Doug Green, John Scott, Owen Jenkins, Constance Walker, and Elizabeth Ciner. Front Row L-R: Vern Bailey, Frank Morral, and Philip Martin. Not Pictured: James McDonnell. 88 L-R: Jean Osman, Helen Berwald, Rodger Bybee, and Richard e Education Nelson. Not Pictured: Patricia Libbey and Paula Rome. L-R: Eiler Henrickson, Ed Buchwald, Tim Vick, Betty Bray, and Mary Geology Savina. Not Pictured: Shelby Baordman and Mark Hempton. Back Row L-R: Carl Weiner, Charles Dickerson, Clifford Clark, Philip History Niles, Diethelm Prowe, and Chang-tai Hung. Front Row L-R: William Woehrlin, Robert Bonner, Eleanor Zelliot, and Ray Kea. Not Pictured: Kirk Jeffrey. Back Row L-R: Harry Nordstrom, Larry Archbold, Bill Nelson, Leslie Dunner, ® Music and Anne Mayer. Front Row L-R: Stephen Kelly, Marie Jensen, Phillip Rhodes, Mary Nelson, and William Wells. Not Pictured: Laudie Porter, John Ellinger, and Margaret Smith. eee Back Row L-R: Cris Roosenraad, Steve Galovich, e Mathematics Milt Ulmer, Meridian Telescope, and Roger Kirchner. Front Row L-R: Richard Brown, John Dyer-Bennet, and Russ Petricka. ae Back Row L-R: Richard Nau, Arthur Gropen, and Constantino Unguriano. Front Row L-R: Clare Hemenway, Jack Goldfeather, and Loren Haskins. Not Pictured: Seymour Schuster and George Mills. 91 Modern Languages Standing L-R: Leah Hewitt, Pat Dust, Ana Taylor, Michel Monnot, Mansoor Alyesh- merni, Becky Boling, Katie Sparling, Dana Strand, Joe Shepard, and Roger Paas. Sitting L-R: Anne Ulmer, Mary-Alice Sipfle, Antonio Obaid, Coco Colteaux, Don Singleton, Charles Messner, and Diane Nemec-Ignashev. Not Pictured: Chong Hae Chung, Julie Klassen, Sigrun Leonhard, Janice Monnot, Joan Odd, Dick Cantwell, Debbie Glassman, Gail Schwab, and Cathy Yandell. ar . yi ELM aH 1 i : % ¥ F e @ L-R: David Sipfle, Roy Elveton, Perry Mason, Maria Lu- | OSOp y gones, and Gary Iseminger. Physics and Astronomy L-R: Robert A. Reitz, June Matthews, Robert Matthews, Richard J. Noer, Bruce R. Thomas, and Thomas Moore. Not Pictured: Barry M. Casper and William J. Titus. Men’s Physical Education L-R: Leon Lunder, Bob Sullivan, Jack Thurnblad, Bill Huyck, and Will Tomi. Pa Women’s Physical Education Back Row L-R: Vi Dommeyer, Leslie Kingman, Pat Lamb, and Eileen Sharp. Front Row L-R: Joyce Davis and Ele Hansen. Not Pictured: Mary Easter, Wendy Ansley, and Antoinette Sostek. Psychology L-R: Peter Guthrie, Neil Lutsky, Jerry Eberhart, Kathie Galotti, and Steven Kozberg. Back Row L-R: David Maitland, Richard Crouter, and Robert Wood. | a Rell 10n Front Row L-R: Louis Newman, Ian Barbour, Anne Patrick, and Roger Jackson. Sociology and Anthropology L-R: Paul Riesman, Russell Langworthy, Beverly Lauwagie, and James Fisher. Joan Churchill Ruth Weiner : Women’s . | Studies vets eine ag A A £52 nae Manes iit Leen, vee rom (hdd a be Lie neetorerare. 98 ee fh ‘WH “ Wil my op i pet bis eine A] Ist Goodhue: Jeffrey Aldrich, Robert Benjamin, Garrett Blanchfield, William Bonello, Roger Branigin, Thomas Brounk, Elizabeth Callahan, Dana Colt, Mary Davis, Andrea Dawson, John Dichtl, Kathryn Firmin, Michelle Frank, Peter Fritzell, Kimberly Gillen, Ben Glenn, Laura Grether, David Guinee, Steven Haker, Denise Harden, Katherine Heimes, Richard Hirth, Paul Johnson, Mary Johnston, Jennifer Jorgensen, Kristin Knittel, John Leary, Julie Levi, Andrew Lim, Douglas Liphart, Paula Long, Randi Madisen, Heather Mitchelson, Margaret Myers, Daniel Nienhuis, Martha Oakley, Julienne Parshall, John Peterson, Laura Ruetsche, Keith Rushing, Jani ne Schlamp, Adele Seipp, Nadene Sorensen, Elizabeth Uppman, Christopher Vega, Colleen White, Robert White, John Woodwell, and Joanna Zabriskie. it at Be Her - ana HHHHHWRHBREEHI 4 4 rey HH st Goodhue and 2nd Severance Ist Severance: Karen Birk, Julie Chen, Tyler Priest, Tim Spiekerman, and Alok Vidyarthi. 2nd Severance: Marita Aro, Jonathan Audette, Hilary Berkman, Eric Bosset, Jeewon Chung, Ann-Marie Davis, Denise Goihl, Todd Golub, Peter Hansen, Joseph Harten, Bradley Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Sharon Kelly, Kevin Kokesh, William Krueger, Linda Larson, Lisa Lawrence, Lynn Leonard, Anna Levy, Porter Loomis, Stephen Mayman, Scott Moede, Joel Moody, Jena Myers, Mary Pierce, Earll Pott, Susan Renfro, Mary Skinner, John Sturtz, Anthony Thompson, Bryon Tierney, Carlton White, Lynne White, David Winter, James Wyant, and John Young. 4th Nourse: Gretchen Achilles, Jon Einess, Gretchen Hartung, Kris Herfkens, Thomas Hoak, Craig Houser, Lisa Hundros, Leslie-Ann Ifill, Eric Jensen, Valerie Johnson, Christopher Kern, Ulrich Koester, Jennifer Litz, Reid Mackin, Theodore Maclean, William Peterson, Elizabeth Richey, Carolyn Rosenfeld, Monica Stevens, Tom Valdivia, Jonathan Wayne, Mark Williams, and Shannon Wood. 103 104 Ground Evans: Matthew Biegert, Robert Etteldorf, Karen Lang, Robert Machalek, Charles McElrath, Donald Stevenson, and Michelle Velazquez Ist Evans: Jeanie An, Harlan Baxter, Matthew Carpenter, Jerome Comeau, Greg Davis, Steve Dinneen, Claire Harkrider, Erik Jordan, Michael Lupez, Charles McCollister, Linda Ollis, Michael Puumala, Andrew Reineman, Kristine Simonson, Diane Stearns, Rina Stopsky, Lisa Vecoli, Sarah Weston, Jennifer Will, and Mari Zeiler Michael Anderson, Lee Bascom, Marcella Billstrom, Tom Clark, Jennifer Colby, Margaret Dean, Monica Drane, Mark Erhardt, Sarah Hobbie, Stephen Johnson, James Ketterson, Eric Koistinen, Jonathan Larsen, Patricia Laurenson, Chang Lim, Mary Mathews, Mary Mau, David McCaa, Peter Nakahata, Greg O’Gawa, Elizabeth Phillips, Luis Reynaldo, Kristin Schulze, John Smegal, John Stevenson, Kathleen Sundberg, Joanne Westlund, and Eric Williamsen. Thomas Albertson, Sean Beardsley, Philip Dech, Melanie Howe, and Elizabeth Myers. Alumni , House 4th Watson: Michelle Barton, Annette Beaulieu, Susan Boley, Sara Costello, Keith Craig, Ramon Garcia, Matthew Gish, George Glander, Leah Golden, Chet Haase, Karen Hermans, Brendan Jenk s, Susan Just, Jay Keil, David Linton, Sarah Lucken, Anne Muench, Mark Odoroff, John Puterbaugh, Debra Rembis, Leisa Richards, Thomas Schmidt, Berndt Schmit, Elizabeth Screaton, Sari Sommers, and Christopher Yetman. Peter Gelman, Will Kennedy, Steev Lynn, Tina Meckel, Beth Peterson, Matt Phillips, Kathy Strauss, and Tracy Yue. Watson BA A L-R: Thomas LaTourrette, Greg Smith, Barb Jones, Faith Fleming (two St. Olaf graduates who now live on the right side of the tracks) 2nd Burton: Lisa Adent, Aaron Baker, Katherine Becklean, Joni Biesemeier, Crystal Bryant, Christina Carlson, Peter Chiappinelli, Karin Dahl, James Darling, Rhonda Dunten, Georgia Ede, Randall Ellingson, David Elliott, Vicki Enney, Ross Erickson, Ernie Eusebio, Allison Flom, Rene Heilman, Mara Hessel, Susan Jerich, Garrison Kaufman, Suzanne Lagrande, Michael Lutarewych, Margaret Maceachern, Michael Markowitz, Patricia Mason, Sean McCormick, Joanne Mechling, Ellen Nadelhoffer, Lynne Nakano, Sherry Nordstrom, Mary Ostergren, Andrew Pierce, Renee Pitra, Samuel Ray, Gregory Rhodes, Phillip Schmid, Mark Stephan, Cynthia Swan, Michael Thomas, Andrew Tipton, Bradford Wallin, Erik Wangen, Elisabeth Ware, Dinah Wayne, Kirk Weidner, and Adeline Yoong. 107 Janet Davis, Kristin Grady, Kenneth Hershbell, Geva Heselhaus, Robert Krebs, Nat Longley, Christine Massey, Deborah Nachbor, Wendy Schultz, and Sven Schwark. Prentice House Watson House Janet Bouwsma, Cristi Crosby, Gregory Ewing, Catherine Farry, Clayton Markel, David Slovut, Charles Steinwedel, and Sarah Theimer. 4th Musser: Ramona Advani, George Ahn, Elise Andrews, Leslie Bartle, Wade Baxter, James Boyle, Alice Cascorbi, Howard Craig, Richard Curley, Margaret Daggit, Jane Dutton, Sarah England, Christopher Foreman, Laura France, Joseph Frank, James Friedmann, Frances Go, Lia Gore, Gary Gustafson, Maureen Haggerty, Susan Herlick, Thomas Holm, Sam Khayatt, Ronald Kim, Rachel Leader, Hedy Lieberman, Judy Meath, Theodore Montgomery, Todd Nickodym, Judith Norman, Sarah Ogden, Ellen Pfister, Nancy Phillips, Alan Pitt, Clifton Prince, Matthew Prineas, Nick Rat, Mary Roberson, Margaret Ross, Gregory Schmidt, Patty Shanahan, Karin Snelson, Erin Thomasson, Alan Turnbull, Jennifer Walker, David Weindling, Martha Westerlund, Tierza Wiese, and Kenneth Williamson. 3rd Goodhue: Shelby Anderson, John Armstrong, Joseph Calhoun, Jennifer Carey, Cynthia Carroll, Steven Cederbloom, Rhonda Chamberlin, Emily Christianson, Mary ¢ ottone, Rezonn Dahlin, ' i ee David Edinger, Suzanne Edmands, i. : F = em in eal Maureen Foy, Sharon Frank, Laura s Goetz, Matthew Goldman, Helen Gramentine, Lisa Hassebrock, Lisa Hawkinson, Paul Hemstreet, Kurt Huffman, David Jennett, Tammy Keith, Maureen Kelly, James Klein, Mary Klimek, Michael Loghry, David MacLaughlin, Janet Maclean, Louise McDonald, Carol Meeter, Karen Menghini, Jennifer Munt, Ann Murray, Robert Noll, Tara O'Brien, Michael Pogue, Paul Queary, Kent Rabehl, Barton Regehr, Mark Rhodes, David Schaefer, Whitney Schwab, lan Stewart, Wendy Strong, Richard Thrasher, Kristin Triff, Charles Umbanhowar, Kathryn Whitbeck, Jeremy White, David Wilbanks, Digby Willard, Joshua Young, and Robert Zeitlin. 3rd Nourse: Christine Akin, Michael Beasley, Nana Biney, Julie Brenton, Matthew Claybour, John Donaldson, David Doolittle, Gary Engelhardt, Sigrid Finke, Lisa Finnican, Brian Freeman, Joseph Goswitz, Stuart Grubb, Elinor Knepler, Franklin Kreml, David Lefkowitz, Gretchen Letterman, Michael Macicak, Clark Meyer, Lisa Montali, Abigail Nesbitt, Nancy Nuss, Jean Outterson, Roger Pavelle, Jessann Peterson, James Reichert, Mary Roberti, Steven Rowley, Kerry Ruocco, Linda Schalch, John Stolzenbach, Jeffrey Strasser, and Christine Sullivan. Ground Burton: Peter Grebner, Eric Hawksford, Patrick O’Connell, and Clay Taylor. 111 3rd Davis 3rd Davis: Clifford Anderson, Jennifer Ballard, Sarah Bratt, Gerald Carlson, Karina Combs, Jessica Daskal, Christine Hastings, Margaret Hermann, Sallie Ketcham, Anne Kitch, Milica Kokotovic, Peter Kumasaka, Thomas Reimler, David Reiner, Gerald Ronning, Michael Rothman, Pamela Safford, Colleen Sullivan, Christina Tarasczuk, Nicholas Tell, James Tolford, Cesar Trajano, David Wentker, Alison White, Kevin Winters, and Michael Zank Williams Kelly Holmes, Antonio McMillan, and Mu-Chiew Lin. aks Reynolds Ruth Alpers, Elizabeth Shearer, Harry Tilis, and James Thompson. Faculty Club Kevin Baldwin, Mary Beyer, Victor Chapman, Michael Clarage, Karen Deaton, Martha Heid, Sharon Karch, Tama Keaner, lan Kraabel, Catherine Lennon, John McConnell, Mary McMillan, Jonathan Pearlstein, Sonja Solomonson, Dwayne Trujillo, and Paul Wetherbee. 113 Ground Davis: Andrew Anderson, Randall Anderson, Daniel Baker, Donna Brock, Constance Campbell, Shunagh Dobbs, Paula Donato, Jessica Dunnagan, Steve Engel, David Grein, Susan Hankins, John Harris, Michelle Hoffman, Karen Lindsay, David Marks, Brianm Nabors, Timothy Philpott, Elizabeth Reed, Daniel Schnor, Russell Scott, Deborah Sigel, Margaret Song, James Udaloy, Anne Vanvalkenburg, Timothy Webster, Richard Wilcox, and Kimberly Wright. - N. ti) 3rd Musser: Tracy Albinson, Andrea Abel, Alison Altmann, Marian Andrews, Jean Austin, Stefanie Beam, Anne Becher, James Burke, Keith Burkea, Kathy Burkholder, Benjamin Dolven, Kathleen Flynn, Michael Gentile, Anne-Marie Girard, Ruth Golden, Laureen Grevan, Melissa Hamilton, Paul Helm, George Herrel, Susannah Hopkins, Carla Jensen, Michael Kinde, Mark Kirby, Terry Knoploh, Elizabeth Larson, Naomi Lederer, Nancy Lee, Christine Lehman, Lloyd Leider, Scott Leonard, James MacGaffey, Robert Manzer, Nan Marshall, William Moseley, Janet Nelson, Jennifer Nelsona, Tim Peters, Jennifer Pietenpol, Laura Pugh, Joseph Rosen, Virginia Rowthorn, Marilyn Sanford, Frank Strung, Titus Sung, Noel Symons, Robert Tempel, Alexander Venegas, and Jeffrey Zack 3rd Watson: 7 — $$ __ — John Carlson, { Brian Christiansen, Karen Cobb, Gregory Foley, Aime Gessler, Naomi Ikeda, Stacey James, Paul Johnson, Cynthia Kierscht, Heather Kirkpatrick, Mark Lee, Gerald Lefkowitz, Steven Lindblad, David Marquardt, Timothy Moran, Alice O’ Hara, Christine Ogren, Deborah Parker, Sara Peracca, Mary Porter, Lisa-Marie Rousseau, David Schmidt, Katherine Suhm, Atul Vidyarthi, Susan Vobejda, Scott Willett, and David Yett. 3rd Watson 4th Goodhue, Pictured (more or less) Nina Levine, Richard Martin, Jennifer Nesheim, Chuckles McCuskey, Peggy Callahan, Susan Kolp, Bob Pelz, Margaret Byrne, Shana Crosson, Lisa Boranian, Karen Wilson, Carlos Bonilla, Diana Phibbs, Beth Virnig, Jennifer Staben, Angie Ruud, Mark Schmidt, Sam Kahng, Pat Riedel, Ted Durant, Carolyn Murray, Casey Cain, Fernanda Turner, Guy Glirbas, Mark Guttag, Chris Young, Warren Anderson, Molley McManus, Derek Eaton, Helen Erwin, Steve Graham, Phil Lemoine, Brian Brennan, Meredith Broberg, Joe Hellweg, David Jackson, Steven Johnson, John Canto, Dean Williams, Carol Janson, Dave Groos, and Andy Mason. Out gallivanting about: Grace Llewellyn, Diane Hurley, Jane Silverson, Amy Edinger, Cheylene Keating, Chap Flack, Kevin McCreight, Michio Nikaido, Cath Prullage, Melissa Whelan, Bill Burke, Scott Covey, John Bernstein, and Chuck — — Wojciechowski. 7 : . p 4th Hue Hall House Ellen Anderson, Jennifer Crane, Chris Hamilton, Dean Ingemansen, Susan Kalina, Richard Kohlan, John Moody, Brian Schnell, Sara Sudenga, Kimberly Swain, and Mark Wandmacher. eat 309 E. 2nd St. “We're mint, everyone else is not.” L-R: Kathy Vaughn, Karen Goodwin, Sarah Vernon, and Laurie McLaren. Ines Banchero, Keith Bartz, Rick Bollin, Laura Coombs, Tracy Davis, James Ervin, Patrick Field, Peter Hirano, Julius Knowsles, Bruce Krofft, Jennette Lee, Phil Lodwick, Richard Loggins, Lori Lorenz, Tom McCabe, Roberta Nielson, Dawn Odell, John Patterson, Carol Roecker, Christine Ruggle, Mike Sandels, Dagmawy Shibberu, John Sorlie, Mary Stoner, and Mary Vos. 2nd Musser: Harold Ard “remy Clifton Levin, Jeffrey Lowenthal, John Luewenthal, Darryl Magree, Ted Manning, David McAlpin, Christian Moore, Russell Moore, Timothy Nakamura, Andrew Noss, Sean O'Brien, Michael Penfield, Philip Pinc, Brian Potter, Gery Ryan, Aaron Schwartz, Graeme Sharpe, Timothy Soulen, in, Gregg an Nevel, James White, ind Nicholas Zvegintzov hha | ‘Pode 2nd Musser Parish House: Timothy Allik, Scott Beers, Mark Boardman, David Boudreau, Lisa Bourne, Patrick Brennwald, James Buhler, Deana Burrill, Daphne Cobb, Paul Dexter, Carolyn Ecob, Kristen Edgar, Sandra English, Thomas Freedman, Stephen Gould, Kenneth Greenlee, Brian Hedlund, Michael Heim, Lauris Heyerdahl, Scott Hirschberg, Heather Hood, Mark Johnson, Gabriele Kenaston, Stephen Knox, Dwight Koeberl, Elizabeth Lathrop, Thomas Lentz, Paul Liimatta, Michael MacCollum, Jill MacKenzie, Peter Machacek, Missy Matsuoka, Stephanie McGee, Gretchen McGuire, Shannon McKenzie, Jean Miller, Paul Moore, Margaret Pink, Jennifer Rehm, Leslie Severson, Jonathan Shapiro, Katherine Thomas, Joseph Thvedt, Gary Vanquilder, Richard Ward, Matthew Wiemann, and Susan Woo d. Parish Evans B: Jeffrey Aldrich, Michael Alvarez, Jack Becker, Richard Brett, Michael Brooks, Benjamin Buehrer, Paul Butler, David Cohen, Gretchen Colonius, Jacquelynn Cowdery, Elizabeth Gibson, Sheilah Hayden, Deborah Heath, Helen Kim, Jonathan Linman, Russell Mead, Stephanie Molliconi, Christopher Moore, Suzanne Paul, Jonathan Ripepi, Joan Scarborough, Elaine Will, and Jane Youmans. Evans C: Leslie Bush, Mark Golden, Elizabeth Hayes, Mary Hunt, David Kelliher, Stephanie Lofgren, Peter Martens, Douglas Mead, Susan Moe, Lisa Morrison, Maia Nilsson, Lisa Pemrick, Jennifer Reisinger, Barbara Spanjers, Andrew Vaaler, Laurie Waters, and Kirstin Wortman. 120 Ist Watson: Frances Bressman, Cristi Hamilton, Barbara Larkin, Pamela McClelland, and Wendy Wilson. 2nd Watson: Paul Allbright, Andrew Becker, Rebecca Breuer, David Brown, Glen Carleton, Maryanne Chamerlik, David Clark, Sarah Crippen, Deanna Donley, Scott Duncan, Eric Ernstene, Janet Foley, Laura Gracey, Robert Harris, Michicko Kawai, Nancy Madigan, Jeanette Mayo, Dean Nichols, Monica Norwick, Earl Potter, Raul Raymundo, Susan Reber, Michael Shaler, Jeffrey Shorba, Elizabeth Warwick, Cecily Weisstein, and Yvette Wrona Thomas Albrecht, Catherine Caley, Grace Carpenter, Joseph Dempsey, John Garcia, Peter Gerhardstein, David Jensen, Bridget Krause, Cynthia Krulitz, Michael Merchant, Megan Riley, Christopher Staiger, Laura Wheaton, Anne Williamson, Michael Wittgraf, and Stephen Young. 3rd Burton: Martha Anderson, Joseph Andrews, Lois Bauer, Christopher Borden, Janice Bosco, Terrence Boychuk, Barbara Bringedahl, Scott Cheney, Ross Christofferson, Nancy Cook, Erika Dillman, Robert Fayfield, Christopher Fink, Michael Florey, Amy Fuller, Jean Glatzmaier, Lisa Hartz, Christopher Hayden, Fred Hertz, Heather Hume, Heidi Johnson, Sheila Kim, Winston Lam, Anna Martin, Elizabeth Martin, David Martin, Victoria McGarry, Christoph Michael, Ann Morrill, Eric Mueller, Lise Neher, Daniel O’Brien, Karen Peirolo, Scott Peterson, Tanya Popovich, Ann Ross, Matthew Ruby, Jennifer Service, Thomas Shoop, Pamela Stever, Clea Sucoff, Gerald Waldera, Christopher Walker, Laurie White, Angela Wilcox, Patrick Zak, and Samuel Zbozny 4th Burton: Ashfaq Bengali, Carol Bradford, Ann Dahigren, Ellen Emerson, Ellen Esparolini, Richard Goldberg, Bruce Goodman, Kathleen Houle, Chris Huffine, John Johanneson, Barbara Keys, Frances King, Susumu Kobayashi, David Kough, Wesley Lofgren, Rebecca Lohmann, Gary Luloff Martha Mattheis, Jane Mikulski, Julie Nishimura, Tsemaye Opubor, Robert Papp, Kathleen Paul, Michael Rhine, Julia Risser, Jeffrey Robertson, Mary Rosinski, Daniel Schroeder, Paul Shadle, David Sheehan, Lisa Shepherd, Jeffrey Shimeta, William Spurgin, Rhonda Thomas, Steven Weisman, and Sung-Hyon Yim. untington House Andre Baskin, Brian Beard, Kimberly Berkman, David Cade, Mary Frank, Ellen Gnaedinger, Michelle Grilley, Margaret Hahn, Mark Hall, Marya McNeish, Robin Merritt, Charles Nalezny, Donald Padilla, Laura Rash, Julia Scatliff, Sarah Vernon-Horn, and Lisa Wilde. ’ 2nd Goodhue: Cynthia Barks, Todd Berghoff, Robert Buerglener, Deborah Durns, Dagmar Butte, Steven Chakeres, Fun-Fun Cheng, Ting Ting Cheng, Kurt Christensen, Karen Corbin, Jennifer Crawford, Claudia Eng, James Flaten, Tammi Forster, Sandra Fosgate, David Glick, Joel Gohdes, Christopher Grace, Stacey Haughland, Sean Healey, Izumi Ani Hyslup, Eden Inoway, Patricia Jew, Mark Kline, Thoma Lane, Kevin Liddiard, Jane Loague, Curtis Lum, Philip MacEachern, Catherine Marciano, Mary-Scott Marston, Lee McEnany, Warren Porter, Lee Riciputi, Joseph Rousseau, Laura Rowley, Gary Ruskin, David Saunders, Carol Schmidt, Sarah Scilley, Joann Serumgard, Shannon Skinner, Joshua Skolnick, David Smith, Stephen Thorsett, Eric Tretbar, Daniel Tysver, Stephen Voran, Jennifer Watson, Deborah Wolfson, and Margaret Zhou. Heima, Julie Hobus, Laurel Horne, Karen Ballentine, Elizabeth Bent, Matthew Colonius, Christopher Kamper, Martha Kim, Torsten Kjellstrand, Sean McKenna, Kathryn Neff, James Southwick, and Elizabeth Wibiralske. xu AN. ee Se ee a . ere arr “et ; : + aj Peds dedere Ay § Rice House Tom Angell, Carole Baker, James Baldwin, Monica Carrillo, Karl Covert, Catherine Coy, Felicia Cruz, Johnny Fang, Jill Fox, Charles Jones, Reynolds Lassiter, Katherine Lee, Celia McGuinness, Rosemary Moran, Rosemary O’Brien, Sheila Peterson, Robin Schellinger, Charles Schmidt, Randy Springer, Kathryn Stewart, Gavin Sullivan, Mark Ward, and Jonathan Zack. 2nd Davis: Lorinda Barney, Brigitte Breuer, Ruth Cattani, Diane Cluxton, David Darmour, Michele Durand, Claudia Ferris, Randall Findlay, William Fleming, Lucy Franklin, William Garvis, Rahul Godbole, Brent Habeck, Robert Hoch, Karen Hopkins, Kathryn Kalinowski, Daniel Kennedy, Wendy Kerich, Jeffrey, Levy, Elizabeth Luebker, Gordon Moore, Teri Nau, Jason Rasmusen, Steven Richardson, Sarah Schmidt, Jan Scott, Monica Smith, Ryder Smith, Rex Stanczak, Gina Wiese, Jennifer Williams, and Stephen Witt. Allen House Paul Bode, Deanna Clarkowski, Margaret Cunningham, Ann Doherty, Barbara Falkowski, Barbara Fredrickson, Christianna Kippels, Seth Leventhal, Anne Meysenburg, Michael O'Connell, Susan Pacholski, Michelle Phifer, Jeffrey Pipes, Roxanna Rejali, Karleanne Rogers, Jennifer Shah, and Florence Wong Jillage 110 David Bailey, Douglas McGuire, Village 104 Michael McNally, and Stephen Young RLE TO ¥ 7 e ® = 5 at Marc Borge, James Carlson, Elliot Olsen, and Peter Ubel Matthew Allen, Thomas Ascher, Megan Brim, David Christenson, Theodore Cornwell, Paul Fawcett, Margit Foss, Sabrina Fu, Hilary Fuller, William Ham, Leslie Hayes, Robert Kaplan, Keith Laidig, Julia Lehman, Linda Mcallister, Linda Sennholtz, Takeya Suzuki, Elizabeth Thelin, and Jacquelyn Walcome. Stadium 202 “the boys i mean are not refined” e.e. Cummings Stephen Eickhoff, Douglas Holzschuh Robin Ingenthron, Ross Johnson Robert Jones, Paul Martin Erin Lundgren Wilson House Kimberly Carpenter, Mary Clark, Daniel Garcia, Douglas McNair, Kevin Olson, Maria Peterson, Alejandro Riera, and Marion Woods. Ist Davis: Emily Adams, James Arbogast, Amy Beierle, Michelle Blees, Christopher Carlson, Pamela Coldoff, Bruce Coles, Karen Doerschug, Barry Dols, Arthur Feldman, Michelle Fleming, Robert Gersky, Robert Gilbert, Beth Kaplan, Therese Kramer, Robert Levy, Jean Lewis, Margaret Lysaght, Wayne Nesbitt, Jonathan Parshall, James Peck, Edouard Peter, Nancy Roth, Jeffrey Rozinka, Janet Sawin, Mark Severseike, Kimberly Sollenberger, David Treichel, Linda Tsung, and Marlyse Wiebenga. The token late senior picture Kendra Beard, Geology STPP “One climbs, one sees — One descends and sees no longer — But one has seen!” 129 Faculty J Club Annex 7 Susie Adams, Jenny Bjorhus, David Blackburn, Cole Hannon, Carl Loeb, and Susannah Patton ae ee ee ee 509 E. 4th Street L-R: Neysa “June Wedding” McClanahan, Ruth (Mae Fete Marriage” Robertz, Beth “But I don’t like white” Torgerson, and Jennie “I’m available” Sosin Stadium 203 Leif Erickson, Nelson Raitt, and John Thoren = Stimson Jonathan Eisenthal, Baird Johnson, John Karl, Charlotte Kimball, Debbie Klinger, Robert Kopf, Rolf Nordstrom, Debra Oberman, Rigoberto Obregon, Rebekah Parker, and Stacy Swain. = 3 ' 131 7th Watson 1 Diana Allen, Laura Bloom, Duane Butcher, Laura Dameron, Matthew Emlen, Gail Engstrom, Christopher Foley, Holiday Hale, Jennifer Harris, Sara Hays, George Hudak, Mansoor Husain, Katherine James, Sean Keel, Lisa Maracich, Anna Paulson, Nancy Pellowe, Thea Ragatz, Christine Rhodes, Stephen Shulman, John Soave, Margaret Sullivan, Jon Thomas, James Truman, Keith Wiebe, Joanna Wu, and Philip Zrimsek. é ! 5 — TT 3rd Myers: Susan Baxter, Sylvia Becker, Trina Blake, Anne Bojacich, Louis Brown, Kimberly Buss, Margreta Cheney, Thomas Clavel, Rita Deeg, Julia Drits, Steven Glapa, Jon Goellner, Peter Gross, Kristin Harmon, Alan Johnson, Caroline Ketcham, Karl Kurfmacher, Marcus Lang, Lisa Langsetmo, Nancy Linnerooth, Peter Lokes, Scott Marsalis, Laura McColm, Kathi Medcalf, James Milavetz, Bradford Miller, Denise Moffett, Douglas Mork, Jill Moses, Julie Mue, Patricia Nieman, Mark Olson, Jeffrey Olson, Rolf Peters, Kevin Preble, Evan Sandok, Jean Shein, Lisa Smith, Amy Stam, Christina Stucy, Paul Umbanhowar, John Van Valer, Elizabeth Wartluft, Bradley Werrell, Todd Wilhelmy, and Hideki Yamada. Evans A: David Alberg, Andrew Barnett, Dawn Bauer, Gwyn Beattie, Cindy Chang, Ana Crespu, Laura Day, James Eisner, Lynette Enz, Margarita Fernandez, Paula Fleming, Keith Fox, Albert Graziosa, Susan Hammel, Ellen Hindman, David Kumasaka, Lawrence Monger, Jeffrey Pasley, Jonathan Pettigrew, David Santomenna, Ann Shaffer, Catherine Shapiro, Elizabeth Tregoe, Carrie Vanhorne, Daniel Williams, Mark Winston, Benjamin Withers, and Carrie Wren. 133 2nd Nourse: Michael Apel, Stacia Beak, Anne Burda, Timothy Buroker, Francine Cogger, Lisa Corbridge, Chris Dawe, Nancy Devino, John Dewey, William Edinger, Stephanie Fields, David Gerdes, Elena Gomez, Elizabeth Grayden, Diane Harrison, James Hollenberg, Nathaniel Land, Eric Larson, Janet Levitt, Doug Licoln, Erik Light, Mark Nachbor, Christine Nelson, Michael Preston, Douglas Provencio, Philip Reed, Phil Shils, Lisa Shirley, Lisa Stein, William Sullivan, Jane Turpin, and Suzanne Votaw Sth Watson: Julie Andrew, Annette Bisulca, Humphrey Castello, Caroline Estey, Matthew Fiske, Michael Forstrom, David Frankel, Laura Goostree, Roxanne Greene, Nicholas Gustilo, Neil Hedlund, Stuart Hendrickson, Nakul Jagjivan, Pamela Kernan, Ann Kitzmiller, Therese Kucera, Silva Leonard, Hugh McTavish, Bonnie Munis, Theodore Petersen, Shelley Peterson, Todd Proebstring, Jenifer Sawyer, Scott Smith, David Sorgen, Anne Thomas, and Heidi Wiese 2nd Nourse Sth Watson ‘| 4th Myers: Shawn Abern, Kim Alexander, Carolyn Anderson, Deborah Anderson, Amie Armstrong, Sarah Beshers, Emily Brauer, Mary Brix, Susan Cantrell, Christina Carlson, Nicola Dealy, Rebecca Dirkswager, Gwendolyn Fate, Celeste Freeman, Mary Gerig, Jill Glassman, Susan Glen, Juliana Hagen, Amy Hakim, Elizabeth Hofmockel, Sarah Hyde, Ruth Kelley, Ellen Keough, Patricia Larios, Madeline Larson, Grace Lee, Deborah Lewis, Mechelle Miller, Isa Montgomery, Diana Morehead, Amy Morgan, Diane Palkert, Laura Park, Jennifer Pease, Lauren Samuels, Elisabeth Saum, Elizabeth Schaaf, Louise Schneider, Patricia Sifferle, Sarah Swift, Elizabeth Taplin, Valentina Tikoff, Elizabeth Van Slyke, Paige Vandegrift, Elisabeth Walker, Laura Weinkauf, Jean Whitney, and Catherine Yates. 135 2nd Myers: Charles Bender, Diane Cassidy, Christopher Cheng, Carl Colonius, Steven Cook, Kristin Dunlap, Lisa Ebert, Kimberly Feldt, Meagan Freer, Thomas Gallagher, William Goldstein, Ramon Guerrero, Loren Henning, Katherine Hill, Kimberley Jordan, James Jurkovich, Brenda Kaminski, Kesa Koresko, Gregory Lambeth, Lea Leadbeater, Peter Lucas, Stephen Lynch, Elissa McBride, � Michael McMiller, Elizabeth Miller, John Morley, John Nelson, Jonathan Nowaczek, Susan Orandi, Maris Person, Wiliam Piersol, Brian Sala, Stacy Saltzberg, Thomas Schroeder, Sarah Smalley, David Spriggs, T. J. Stiles, Charles Thompson, Kris Tichenor, Peter Tiemeyer, Lorenzo Trajano, Ravi Uppaluri, Emily Wallace, Catherine Walser, Carl Weissman, and Salli Wood 136 Leslie Bingham, Anne Birge, Valerie Cottereau, Dale Goddard, Lynn Grapp, Bill Haft, David Holman, Roger Huddleston, Maureen Kenny, Tim Munson, Susan Olson, and Scott Weldon. House 4th Davis: David Alexander, Lisa Bailey, Aram Berkerian, Karen Brakke, Melissa Cavaghan, Barbara Cohen, Kelley Conway, Jonathan Davis, Ann Fidler, Michael Francis, Benjamin Gordon, Jana Hollingsworth, James Leach, Jennifer Liston, Colin McGinnis, Timothy Raphael, Thomas Schaible, Julia Soule, Stanley Stohr, and Theresa Zaske Mark Bradley, Mary Cunningham, Kathryn Frantz, Debora Gordon, Bonnie Goyer, Andrew Graham, Susan Hodge, Michele LaVallee, Kirk Ormand, Christianne Pike, Jeremy Resnick, Laura Runkle, Michael Schwartz, and Sargent Wood. Village 106 Visala Chepuri, Stacy McDonald, Alice O'Hara, and Evelyn Robbenolt = pgok1's fi PET SHOP —_—_—_ rr ° Th ’ Village 108 Jill Hendrickson, Ingrid Sparrow, and Wendy Urban 3rd Severance: Kendra Beard, Mark Boccio, Vincent Brown, Laura Carlson, David Chalk, Joy Condon, Muriel Cunningham, Andrew Eckert, John Flygare, Julie Gannon, Scott Greenhaw, Gretchen Hofmeister, Tom Karp, Todd Kuss, Jeffrey Lewis, Lyri Merrill, Phillip Miller, John Mims, Scott Porter, David Roback, Nancy Schneider, Courtney Schnell, Thomas Shanley, Margaret Stevens, John Sturtevant, James Walsh, John Winter, and David Wright. 4th Severance: Peter Albrecht, Mark Daly, Sarah Hamm, Paul Johnson, Margaret Lansky, Sandra Mallory, Michael Ostrom, Janet Sigler, Leah Stoddard, and Judith Walden Village 100 David Gassel, Jeffrey Meyer, and John Shapiro 6th Watson: Rudolfo Argueta, Carol Barnett, Melissa Bruhn, Linda Burlak, Jamie Carlson, Jeff Carpenter, Laura Daniel, Derek Dean, Kritin Deitz, Steve Eppell, Douglas Fitzgerald, David Gappa, Cheryl Gunness, Darryl Hamm, Elizabeth Hewitt, Joanne Kao, Dennis Liphart, Douglas Lufkin, Thomas McCudden, David McGowan, Mary Randell, Elizabeth Randle, Maria Smith, Teresa Tyler, Allan Warrior, and Margaret Wood. 140 Ist Burton: Carolyn Baker, Katherine Beauchamp, Bret Berglund, James Casserly, Peter Economy, John Estey, Leslie Eustis, Jennifer Fletcher, Stephen Ford, Jonathan Glick, Michael Gray, Devon Harmon, Kenneth Harvey, Kristin Hazard, Laura Herbert, Eric Hjort, Kristen Holden, Erin Hoover, Mary Huggins, Julianne Kaster, Susan Kim, Suzanne Klick, Joseph Krall, James Lee, Louann Leonard, Marshall Lewis, Sharlyn Loop, Christiane Mack, Michelle Moline, Richard Murphy, Eric Nesheim, Jennifer Owen, Donald Palan, Andrew Parrish, Johanna Patch, Beatrice Prati, Robert Schmitt, William Schroeer, Michele Schwartz, Thomas Shraw, Thomas Sieh, Stacy Sorenson, Eric Stenson, Trudy Sternad, Barbara Swenson, Steven Toth, Timothy Warder, and Marcy Weinstein. 141 ee) Sat ee . er AMS ESS “® . | % ii ‘ | é + af a Naas may § a + . Ay a oe hee ° ’ ooh , , ‘ of Be . ihe io : AL 2 © AY i t Day Te J el 0 ‘| re NG nL ap il Se Gee See GOD EO - : er Preme, 50a. Png diene bt o- % di gly OMT as ports . . ; = eu a iohMon Football i er 8 me 17 Trinity St. Thomas Macalester St. John’s 2 Concordia Gustavus Bethel Augsburg 8 Hamline 13 St. Olaf Carleton 4 - 6 Field Hockey 1983 U of Wisc- Oshkosh U of Wisc- Platteville Luther College U of Wisc- Platteville of Wisc- LaCrosse of Wisc- Stevens Pt of Wisc- Platteville of Wisc- Oshkosh U of Wisc- LaCrosse Grinnell lowa Wesleyan U of Wisc- LaCrosse Bemidji State Univ Bemidji State Univ Bemidji State Univ U of Wisc- River Falls coc 0 a wh Carleton 2 1 1 alll cual aaa nel Overall record: 12-7-1 Finished third in the Wisconsin lowa Min Conference Championships of Wisc- Platteville of Wisc- LaCrosse | of Wisc- River Falls of Wisc- Stevens Pt nesota Conference 147 Soccer Grinnell MIAC Tournament St. Thomas Macalester St. John’s Bethany Lutheran St. Mary’s Gustavus Bethel St. Olaf Augsburg a Carleton chek owwese MSN Conference: Carleton Gustavus St. Olaf St. Mary’s Gustavus St. Olaf Concordia- Moorehead Concordia- Moorehead St. Olaf St. Mary’s Macalester Macalester Non-Conference: Carleton 6 Augsburg Colorado College Univ. of Minn. Madison Madison U of Mo.- St. Louis MIAC Championship: Carleton 3 Gustavus 2 St. Mary’s 0 Macalester Conference record (4th): 5-7-2 Overall record: 7-11-2 149 Women’s Cross-Country } oe Vi CARS pea rc = ATI MATS zy ie gare “3 Sip Meet Results: : . Ist at College of St. erine oa 4 - | : Wises iver Falls 150 1983 Men’s Cross Country 17 Sep 23 Sep 1 Oct 8 Oct 15 Oct 29 Oct 8 Nov 12 Noy Men’s Cross Country Luther Invit. Hamline 17 St. Olaf Invit. Carleton Invit. The “GBS” Invit. MIAC The Great Karhu Shoe Race NCAA Central Reg. 11th of 18 teams Decorah, lowa Carleton 38 Minneapolis 5th of 16 teams Northfield 2nd of 12 teams home not scored Minneapolis 4th of Il teams St. Paul Carleton 15 Olaf 50 6th of 17 teams Decorah, Iowa 151 . Pe ol + ; . rere it ae WRESTLING Augsburg Luther River Falls Pillsbury Golden Valley North Country Augusburg St. Olaf Gustavus St. Thomas Cornell (IA) Dubuque (IA) Hamline St. John’s Bethel Concordia MIAC NCAA Regional cc No team scores kept 6 49 No team scores kept 16 29 26 16 11th place (7 1 2 Pts.) 9 39 1S 33 17 27 6 48 6 48 21 24 26 18 15 35 24 27 12 35 6th with 18 3 4 Pts. Will Goldstein, Bob Temple, and Dave Sheehan all competed and placed 4th en’s Swimming Men’s Swimming cc St. Thomas 47 66 Gustavus 86 26 . St. John’s 8th of 11 teams w 104 pts. St. John’s 46 67 Mankato State 55 58 Loras-Luther 4th of 6 teams w 42 pts. St. Olaf 39 73 Luther 63 50 MIAC Sth of 7 teams w 32 pts Carleton 110 Macalester 28 57 St. Catherine 78 46 Mankato 93 44 St. Thomas 9| 43 St. Cloud 9| 80 Gustavus 4) 6) River Falls 6) Carleton was -3rd of 6 teams at the College of St. Catherine Invite -Sth of 8 teams at MIAC ee eee ieee, Men’s Basketball Grinnell Concordia Bethe St. Mary’s Macalester Geo. Wash. | U. of Chicago Jamestown Concordia Hamline Augsburg St. John’s St. Thomas Concordia St. Olaf Gustavus Bethel Hamline Macalester St. Mary’s Augsburg, St. Thomas St. John’s Concordia St. Olaf Gustavus Women’s Basketball Carleton 80 Normandale 62 48 Lake Superior State 78 63 Macalester 74 55 Hamline 69 68 Macalester 60 59 Augsburg 78 59 St. Catherine 46 48 Concordia 71 50 St. Thomas 73 53 St. Olaf 61 76 Bethel 67 te Gustavus 68 62 St. Mary’s 67 69 Bethel 85 68 Hamline 84 71 Macalester 57 60 St. Mary’s 81 66 Augsburg 64 56 St. Thomas 88 65 St. Catherine 51 4 63 Concordia 88 a St. Olaf Gustavus A plex + i 2 “ee, : -_ ae ’ 4 wt 2 =2”.- al ¥ Season Results ; Women — 4 2nd MCSA Regionals, Ishpeming Mich. ; Ellen Anderson Ist = ait : . Ist MCSA Nationals, Steamboat Springs Co. Ellen Anderson 2nd Brigitte Breur 10th Ist Relay Team: Ellen Anderson Brigitte Breur Joan Scarborough 3rd MCSA Regionals, Ishpeming Mich Chris Kamper Sth 2nd MCSA Nationals, Steamboat Springs Co Chris Kamper 9th Pete Fritzell 10th 2nd Relay Team: Chris Kamper Pete Fritzell Paul Fawcett - . ; 159 160 161 Fall Season Carleton Spring Season Carleton x 6 Univ. of Wis. River Falls St. Thomas Univ. of Wis. LaCrosse 7 Univ. of Wis. River Falls 6 a” Luther St. Catherine Mankato Bethel Luther St. Benedicts Hamline St. Cloud State Macalester St. Olaf St. Thomas Gustavus GEO RE I OE ey i i | Women’s Men’s Tennis Results -1984 Carleton 8 Hamline (Southern Trip) 5 Eastern Il. 8 Washington U. @ St. Louis 5 Jackson State 0 Belhaven 7 Millsaps 6 Principia Depauw arleton 7 St. John’s 2 2 Gustavus Adolphus 7 i nn 3. University of Mn. 6 4 St. Thomas 5 6 Macalester l 8 Univ. of Wisc.-Stout | 6 St. Olaf 3 9 Bethel 0 ‘arleton St. Olaf Inv. 4th of 6 teams AIAC @ St. Peter, Mn 4th 2 Univ. of North Dakota Carleton 8 Concordia 8 Augustana l 8 St. Cloud State 4 9 Gustavus III ] 2 Gustavus | 0 4 St. Thomas 9 9 St. Mary’s 2 3 3 ¥ 4 : 4 . ‘Zn _ Sy y curt; MPO AL anenacnn BGueeen 7 y ccc, them das: Gem eaten Glin ate iin ba ane Tr? 163 1984 Baseball Results Southern Trip Carleton | Arkansas Tech 0 Arkansas Tech ! Arkansas Tech ! Arkansas Tech i College of the Ozarks l College of the Ozarks Carleton Univ. of Mn.-Duluth St Mary's Hamline Augsburg Concordia St. Olaf St. John’s Macalester St. Thomas Gustavus Adolphus Bethel St. Mary's MIAC Softball Ks LNG i — ee 4 ee ‘3 ; a —_ ’ : Macalester Macalester Augsburg Augsburg St. Thomas St. Thomas St. Olaf St. Olaf Bethel Bethel Gustavus Gustavus St. Mary’s St. Mary’s Augsburg 5 _ St. Mary’s Carleton NAN ONNN — WW o- Own=— 16 Northwestern 0 16 Northwestern 5 2 Concordia 2 100 Hurdles 200 Dash 4 X 100 Relay 4 X 200 Relay 4 X 400 Relay Shot Put Long Jump Triple Jump 166 New Records in 1984 Jan Schlamp Jennifer Shah Opubor, Shah, Hawkinson, Hamilton (Conference Champs, All American 5th) Opubor, Shah, Hawkinson, Hamilton Ballentine, Shields, Neff, Hawkinson Sarah Scilley Lisa Hawkinson (Conference Champ, 13th in Nation) Linda Shields 17.3 26.13 49.04 1:48.37 4:07.88 37° 5-3 4” 179 30° 9 Ch - . 2s ey % Ag CARLS Bey a ) Fare af } = MIAC 11 12 May at Carleton 6th of 11 Teams NCAA National Championships at Carleton Rick Bollin placed 2nd in decathlon Downhi Skin Jan 14,15 Minnesota Governor’s Cup, Welch Village B 7th, G 3rd Jan 21, 22 Wisconsin Governor’s Cup, LaCrosse B 4th, G 2nd Jan 29 Welch Village, Mn B 8th, G 3rd Feb 8 Birch Park Series, Birch Park, WI B 7th, G 2nd Feb 11, 12 Michigan Governor’s Cup, Iron River G 2nd i} | ESSENCE || 1984 and a shadow COMMENCEMEN Ode To Goodhue Dorm of limestone, broad and long Harken to my humble song. But wait! The “limestone” doesn’t click Keith Covey says it’s yellow brick. Nonetheless I praise these halls As they resound with loud phone calls. Though bathrooms here were put in late Through an architect’s mistake We don’t care, ’cause we adore How they make rivers on the floor. SAGA’s here, and we are blessed With chicken cooked before it’s dressed. No matter if the liver’s green It goes quite well with cold wax beans. O Goodhue fair! My humble lay Can never half your charms portray. Even cockroaches agree That Goodhue is the place to be. KAT °84, 308 Goodhue THE NEW LIBRARY as coal i} ; ; g } TENNENT EUUTMAITY a DEANS, IN AND OUT Dean of Students Cris T. Roosenraad, 1983 — ii} Associate Dean of Students for Residential Life Robert Wool- sey, — 1984 iA x. Rhy es _ 2) : i Fi j iA tind ’ veMbick iaw Sl - . CONVOCATION Rey. Theo Kotze “The Case for Economic Sanctions against South Africa” Michael Langham 1983-84 Lucas Lecturer in the Arts Alarmel Valli Bharat Natyam, the temple dance of Southern India Minneapolis Police Chief Anthony Bouza | | . ORGANIZATIONS Aprii 13, 1984 To whom it may concern: After a presentation of the proposal by the Central American Solidarity Group, the Carleton chapter of the Minnesota Public Interest Research Group has voted overwhelmingly in favor of the proposed Symposium. As an education-oriented group of students, we of MPIRG strongly support having such a symposium because we feel that it would bring to a focus the issues and facts of the current Central American situation. This is a timely topic which none of us can afford to ignore. But our support of the CASG Syposium goes beyond merely supporting the idea behind it; we could hardly wish to support just any sypmosium on the situation at hand, for an unbalanced or otherwise biased symposium would by no means eniaghten members of our community. We support the Symposium proposal because we believe that Mr. Wynia and the other organizers and planners of the Symposium wiil work hard to ensure that speakers represent opposing sides of the issues at hand; that discussion panels wili have a make-up such that they too wili be representative of opposing viewpoints; that individual members of the audience will have the opportunity to question each speaker regardless of whether a discussion panel has been set up for that particular talk; that students will not be denied entrance to Symposium events. We encourage all persons with an interest in the future of the Americas to help bring the CASG Symposium to Carieton Coliege. Sincerely, on behalf of the Ca:ieton chapter of MPIRG, Jonathan Dings and Barbara Cohen, Local Board Co-Chairpersons tional St Associ on mt - vgs ¢ - A Ate “ne ied Dy £6 A coats i o a? e.. — Pro Musica es a TERRES ACTER emo MUSICALS ; ye Pirates Of Penzance Anything Goes 23 SKIDOO Dance Ensemble Kalachorus Frosh Snake Dance Sophs in Great Hall Mr a Eh eR PLAYERS PRODUCTIONS - : atta Carleton Players Present Shakespeare COMEDY o Heartbreak House 4 AT | pe THE CAMPUS CARLETON 221. Seet. 28, 1983 Dr. Helen Caldicott February 26, 1984 Carleton College } Northfield, MN CIA Demonstration April 12, 1984 League of Wo THE WORLD Sept. 1, 1983: Soviet Union shoots down Korean jetliner, 269 killed James Watt resigns as Secretary of Interior, Oct. 9 “Peacekeeping” in Lebanon-- the Marine massacre, Oct. 23 Crisis in the Caribbean: U.S. invades Grenada, Oct. 25 ‘The Day After’’ —a nuclear nightmare U.S. Pershing-2s deployed in Western Europe, Nov.-Dec. Lech Walesa awarded the 1983 Nobel Peace Prize Christmas 1983-- the Cabbage Patch craze The XIV Winter Olympics-- Sarajevo, Yugoslavia Yuri Andropov dies at 69, Feb. 9 Mining Nicaragua’s harbors-- the CIA in Central America Reagan goes to China, April 26—May 1 ’84 Primaries--Reagan vs. ? --Mondale, Hart, or Jackson? Moscow announces boycott of the Summer Olympics, May 1984 ., = Mt rs a +) , em ' World Feder f Se ‘ f ; Interna , f fe. ; . - ese SPRING EC OO A tc and fer court, “Acheson, Jon M. 53 _ Ady. Kimberly K. 56 Albertson, Thomas J. 23 Albrecht, Peter L. 24 Allen, Kirk W. 72 “Allen, Matthew C. 51 Anderson, Ellen EF. 44 “Apel, Michael C. 31 scher, Thomas A. 71 Avallone, Ramona M. 77 Baker, Carolyn L. 78 Baldwin, Kevin E. 37 Barclay, Suzanne E. 37 Barclay, Suzanne E. 72 Bartholomay, Daniel M. 79 “Baumann, Jeffrey J. 39 | Baxter, Harlan T. 37 wBeard, Laura J. 22 eardsley, Charles S. 32 Beaulieu, Annette M. 73 Bennett, Dana L. 25 Berberian, Aram D. 46 Berkman, Hilary L. 35 Berkman, Kimberly A. 59 Bernard, Matthew E. 25 Beyer, Mary D. 38, 41 Biney. Nana M. 84 Birk. Karen M. 42 Blees. Michelle L. 29 Bode, Paul W. 66 ‘Booth, Stephen W. 55 Borden, Christopher S. 63 Borge, Mare A. 24, 38 Bosset, Eric C. 23 Bourne, Lisa C. 18 Boyle, James L. 33 Bradford, Carol Jo 64 Brett, Richard M. 39 Bridge, Douglas A. 75 Bringedahl, Barbara A. 55 Brown, Norman N. 50 = Kendra L. 129 Brown, Vincent R. 59, 74, 79, 80 ‘Bruhl, Elliot J. 52 Brunton II., Thomas F. 25 Bunik, Maya E. 75 Burgeson, Stephan G. 82 Burlak, Linda K. 68 Burns, Deborah S. 50 Callahan, Margaret A. 48 Carlson, Christina M. 75 “Carlson, James C. 45 “Carlson, Laura Joy 43 Carpenter, Jeffrey T. 49 Castillo, Deborah M. 26 Chalk, David A. 74, 79, 80 Chepuri, Visala 46 ‘Chung, Jeewon Kim 26 Clark, Mary A. 41 Clark, Thomas D. 26 Clarkowski, Deanna L. 28 Cobb, Karen A. 23 Comeau, Jerome A. 21 “Condon, Joy M. 27 Conery, John J. 73 Cook, Julie M. 71 Covert, Karl T. 20 Crosby HI, Sumner M. 37 Cross, Thale A. 41, 61 Cunningham, Margaret E. 43 Dahlgren, Ann K. 53, 63 Danicl, Laura N. 34 _Daskal, Jessica L. 34 David, Margaret M. 36 Davidson, Peter B. 82 Be Marais. Kurt A.-38, 75 Downie. Alan A. 62 Dunn, John F. 30 Ecob, Carolyn L. 68 Eickhoff, Stephen T. 56 Einess, Jon H. 29 Emerson, Ellen N. 22 Erickson, Leif D. 70, 72 Ernstene, Eric C. 21 Estey, John H. 45 Eusebio, Ernesto C. 81 Ewing, Pamina G. 54 Fan, Grace C. 55 Farry, Catherine M. 46 Faweett, Paul C. 76 Ferguson, Perry N. 76 Fields, Stephanie A. 67 Finke, Sigrid K. 50 Flesner, Melanie A. 69 Fletcher, Jennifer L. 19, 53, 62 Foley, Christopher K. 40 Ford, Stephen D. 50 Francis, Michael J. 47 Frank, Mary C. 19 Frazell, Coral E. 70 Freeman, Brian N. 37 Freeman, Lynne M. 80 Fried, Colleen A. 67 Froehlich, Johanna R. 46 Gannon, Julie M. 43 Garcia, Ramon E. 78 Gassel, David S. 45 Gessler, Aime M. 73 Gidwani, Tara N. 55 Glander III, George S. 35 Glick, David B. 74 Gohdes, Jill A. 49 Goodwin, Karen L. 38, 61 Goostree, Laura H. 57 Gordon, Debora S. 48 Gordon, Mark B. 73 Goswitz Jr., Joseph J. 40 Green, Gretchen L. 52, 53 Greenberg, Lisa P. 35 Greenlee, Kenneth H. 59 Groos, David J. 67 Gustilo, Nicholas A. 61 Guttag, Mark J. 34 Hall, Lori A. 30 Hall, Thomas C. 48, 77 Ham, Willi am K. 35 Hamilton, Christopher A. 81 Hansen, Peter H. 58 Harrison, Diane J. 20 Machalek, Robert M. 29 Mac Millen, Katherine A. 75 Mangan, Troy W. 68 Maracich, Lisa’G. 27 Markowitz, Michael A. 81 Mason, Patricia A. 31 McClanahan, Neysa C. 24 McCormick, Sean A, 73 McCormick, Steven P. 31 McCreary, John C. 59, 84 McGinnis, Colin P. 60 Mcllvaine, David 68 McKinley, Marcus W. 78 McLaren, Laurie 38, 61 McMillan, Mary E. 30 McTavish, Hugh E. 33 Michael, Christoph C. 58 Mikulski, Jane F. 18 Miller, Rock 82 Mims, John H. 74, 79, 80 - Moe, Susan C, 57 Moody, John D. 62 Moore, Christopher R. 61 Moore, Michele K. 63 Moran, Timothy M. 57 Morrill, Karen E. 19 Mullin, Paul A. 27 Myers, Elizabeth R. 43, 61 Myers, Jena 56 Nachbor, Mark D. 54, 55 Najafi, Kevin L. 33 Nichols, Dean R. 47 Nieman, Robert S. 76 O'Brien, Daniel P. 32 Odoroff, Mark I. 21 Ogren, Karen E. 21 O’Hara, Alice E. 29 Ollis, Linda C. 51 Olsen, Elliot L. 25, 38, 69 Olson, Paul R. 24 Ostrom, Michael D. 54 Patrick, Steven C. 27 Pellowe, Nancy H. 81 Petersen, Theodore T. 43 Peterson, Jessann 23 Philbin, Margaret M. 78 Pickle, David E. 77 Pipes, Jeffrey W. 35, 58 Pipkin, John F. 44 Place, Josiah R. 42 Porter, Scott A. 74, 79, 80 Prati, Beatrice 47 Proebsting, Todd A. 77 Puterbaugh, John B. 47 Pyle, Ellen M. 84 Raitt, Nelson W. 70 Reed, Laura S. 19 Reed, Philip A. 51 Renfro, Susan K. 34 Riley, Thomas A. 56 Robbennolt, Evelyn 46 Roberti, Mary S. 29 Robertz, Ruth L. 67 Roepke, Frank W. 72 Rogers, Karleanne E. 75 Rothman, Michael J. 36 Rousseau, Lisa-Marie 29 � Rowe, Katherine A. 55 Rutstein, Neal D. 71 Sawin, Janet L. 41 Schalch, Linda H. 39 Schlagel, Thomas J. 50 Schluckebier, Leslie F. 20 Schmid II], Philip G. 74 Schnell, Brian B. 63 Schroeder, Daniel V. 52 Schwartz, Michele 63, 65 Screaton, Elizabeth J. 18 Semba, Natalia S. 31 Severance, Mary L. 45 Sewell, Amy T. 71 Shah, Jennifer 83 Shapiro, Daniel B. 34 Shaughnessy. Ann M. 74 Shields, Linda L. 57 Shirley, Lisa E. 40 Shoop, Thomas J. 42 Smith, Christine H. 51 Smith, Gregory L. 28 Smith, Scott A. 49 Sosin, Jennifer A. 33 Southwick, James D. 26 Sparrow, Ingrid F. 28, 41 Spiropoulos, Andrew G. 80 Springer, Scott R. 72 Steve, Pamela S. 62, 64 Strong, Suna P. 69 Sudenga, Sara A. 26 Sundberg, Kathleen M. 28 Sunderland. Elizabeth A. 65 Swain, Kimberly A. 62 Swanson, Joseph B. 83 Swenson, Barbara D. 53, 58 Tannebaum, Lisa R. 84 Tell Jr.. Nicholas W. 36 Thiemann, June A. 47 Thomas, Michael T. 40 Thompson, Cynthia R. 28, 83 Thoren, John A. 80 Tolford, Jim 76 Torgerson, Beth Anne 22 Tornatore, Jane B. 36 Tsung, Linda E. 64 Urban, Wendy E. 83 Vaaler, Andrew K. 60 VanHoey, Stephen F. 78 Vaughan, Kathleen A. 84 Vecoli, Lisa 21] Vernon, Sarah M. 83 Vincent, Alexandra C. 74, 79 Waldera II, Gerald J. 42 Walker, Christopher B. 41 Wandmacher, Mark E. 36, 63 Warne, Rees Ann 74 Waters, Laurie L. 44 Weinstein, Marcella 65 Weisstein, C. Cecily 78 Westlund, Joanne M. 4] White, Carolyn 25 White, Laurie R. 33 Wiebe, Keith D. 67 Will, Elaine J. 44 Williams, Dean E. 81 Williams, Mark D. 37 Wojciechowski, Charles J. 65 Wong, Florence Kwok Ching 30 Wood, Margaret E. 40, 80 Wright, Todd W. 53 Wyatt, Lydia A. 54 Yim, Sung-Hyon 18 Zhou, Margaret H. 32 Zipser, Geraldine M. 66 187 188 Randy Springer, Editor Missy Matsuoka, Photography Editor Tracy Yue, Layout Editor Carla Jensen, Copy Editor Janet Sawin, Seniors and the magazine David Brown, Seniors Photography Staff: Ramon Garcia Lucy Franklin Michele DuRand Nana Biney Lisa Ware Scott Leonard Laura Dameron Maureen Kelly Rahul Godbole Kathy Kalinowski a NE