Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1972 volume:

DRIFTWOOD CARTHAGE ,J Ru' KENOSHA COLLEGE' .. WISCONSIN VOLUME VII 125 years ago 7 to be precise on the 22nd of January in 184? the Legislature of Illinois chartered Car- tha'ge Cgllgqge. The name of the col- early as the l830's. Illinois and the entire Middle West were at one time. part of the great frontier. the Ameri- - almost beyond our imagining, The Lutheran Church in lllineis consisted of only a few small. struggling eon- gregations. Yet. despite all the many drawbacks men of vision wmdet mined to found a college 0W frontier. J ' The Board c0nsi1ie ' I locations falf-the sucemnstitutions - we would Call therfi-J-private high schools - which proviijged the main means-ofsecon'dary edu$h1ion in America in this era be- Fore hublic high schools. The plan was to continue the Academy as the prepa- ratory department ofthe new college. Also at that October I846 meeting . the Trustees decided to open the col- . - legs: for classes in January 1847. The can West. Life was crude and difficult, - . title of the college was the Literary 5:31; . unqLT-he logical. institute ol the Evan- 4W? Cili ' Ch West. i Possibly the most import taken by the Trustees in October I ' was the choice of the first President. v$hey chose the Reverend Francis pringer. 21 man of preliound vision hov-reud'i'ly can be considered the leading Fou nder 0f the college. Later. after relinquishing the Presidency, he would querve 115 a Professor. and Juhn Hay. many ti thut cupat. Springer w Hillsboro ' . . ceasing in ' death in I892. e President :11 teld. but later I inthe relo- cation :11 Cttrthage. During the Hrst year ul operation at Hillsbom the President. Faeult ' Ind Trustees set :1 gil of which ?'thl-lege'tg enmity and a'quahter later. Wham: included. reeklliImem 0f Sitt- riIilar to those o'fIEJWW dents. building an endowmem fund. soliciting gifts for operational expen- ses. obtaining scientific equipment. and enlarging the library. -.. hut did students study at tWhat was calleda 'elassi- the liberal arts: M . Ieeially ILati'Ii rofmathemutics, studies. What has begn taught and leurnei at the- gollege Iiis not changed substug'fively i$a cen :11 and a quart- er Togay lhaMe is larger: but Carthage has remaI 1: true to the original ideal 6? I25 3:... 5 ago- - to be .1 college ofthe liberal arts. F1991 the first the: members of the college President. professors. and students wjoined together in the reg- ular- worship of God. This aspect of the college tl-S Christian community has remained always at the core of its meaning. Enrollment at Hillsboro never ex- ceeded 112. and the faculty numbered about half a dozen Despite the good relations with the people of Hillsboro. prospects for the growth ofthe college there appeared limited. So. after five years there. the Trustees agreed to accept :1 renewed offer from civic lead- . .- ers of Springfield to relocate the col- ge in that capital city that gave titer promise for the future of the institution. Due to its location in- the capital. the college during its Springfield years. I852 to I869. was known as the Illi- nois State University. The name re- flected. too. '115 importance in the community. Prominent leaders of the state. including Abraham Lincoln. served as trustees and benefactors. The alumni from this period included Lincoln's eldest son. Robert Todd Lincoln. and John Hay. future secre- ! Oh. t-Ll ILI; .rllrmmw urgi-g ; ----.-- q HA1! 0-7 ----.-- 1-.Iu-I--- tary of State under Presidents Mc- Kinley and Theodgre gpos'ehlg :9 4. HThe college Ia'It ISIp'fiT: xkc'ge .3 home; theII mcIept the W-I cIoIIege bullgimgg$ Iggy i -- to almost. frothing' 3'1 ;me ' Wand faculty made many effom to .hq-gwns Ii 4-7 I ' Isv-n- mv- In 1ts turn .31; t the commmer IIfocfingi tw-ng a m; Qatntammg - - my yam. ' mains in thejungles of Indo-China. In the first half of the twentieth cen- tury the college expanded its physical plant at Carthage considerably. Old . Main and a men's dormitory. North Hall. remained from earlier years. In 1905 the college built its first physical education center. remodeled to be- come Biology Hall in 1931 when a second much larger field house was added. The second decade of the cen- $1 tury saw the donation of a science 7: building by Andrew Carnegie. the ! .tin-I :55. :F E; E 541.42 Emily Pennock 1OCI. linguist and librarian. ScottishtAmerican entrepreneur, and the erection of Denhart Hall, a wom- ev enhs dormitory named for the college's great benefactor. After World War I the Memorial Gates. opening into the Evergreen Walk that led up to ' Old Mainti were dedicated to the memory K of Carthaginians who had died in the war. After World War II a new ments dormitory served to honor coliege members who had died in that war. Also in the l940's the generosity of 19-1. 20... '-' many brought about the building of the handsome Alumni Library. The last structure to be added to the Car- thage campus was a ehapeI-audito- riurnt built in the early 19503. With the coming to Carthage in 1909 of President Harvey Daniel Hoover the college entered something of a golden era. H. D. Hoover was a man of many gifts as leader. teacher! fund raiser. pastor, and friend, not least as a friend ofstudents. He served as President from I909 to 1926, and Alice Kibbet biology teacher and individualist. alumni of that era remember him with great respect and affection. H. D. Hoover was a builder of the faculty. When he came to Carthage he found a number of solid teachers. like Dr. W. K. Hill. Dean of the College and Professor of Chemistry. To these President Hoover added many more. From the John Hopkins University he brought William Cart Spielmant Pro- fessor of History for over thirty years, and Merle Chapin, Professor of Eng- lish for equally as long. From Cornell came Dr. Alice Kibbe. She is remem- bered. to be sure. as something of an eccentric. lmportantlyt however, she is honored as a biologist of national stat- ure who gave forty-four years of first rate teaching to Carthage College. Professor Elmer Hanke. trained at Augustana. brought the music school to high reputation. Other notable Hoover recruits in- cluded two deans. Archie Oscar Boat- man served in many capacities, one of Pearl Goeller. '20. veteran administrator. them that of Dean of Men. He was also a iong-time science and mathe- matics professor. Perhaps the pro- foundest scholar ever to distinguish the Carthage faculty was Dr. John Olaf Evjen. He was a theologian. his- torian, and linguist who earned his Ph.D. at Leipzig and wrote a number of scholariy works. A remarkable teacher, Evjen left an indelible impres- sion on many students. not least on a number who became leaders in the Lutheran church. From the ranks of Carthage alumni President Hoover called a number of faculty members who added lustre to the reputation of the institution Professor Emily Pen- noek taught Latin and Spanish and served many years as College Librari- an. Dr. Pearl Goeller, Registrar Emerita, has given over halfa century of loyai service; she is an inspiring example to this day of the dedicated servants of learning who came to the college during the Hoover era and Elmer Hanke '3 I , builder of the music school. stayed for the rest of their careers. Some others of that alumni group were Letta Simmons. esteemed Dean of Women: Dr. Juanita Jonest poetess and Professor of English; and William Krauss. veteran Business Manager. The stature ofa college is measured by the accomplishments of its alumni us well as by the distinction of its fac- ultyt and the Carthage period pro- duced a number of outstanding men and women. Always the college has given of its sons and daughters to the service ofthe church It has been faith- ful consistently to its earliest objective of providing for the education of fu- ture pastors. and hundreds of its young men of the Gospel vision have entered seminary and the ministry. In many years the college has sent forth graduates to labor in the mission fields, none reaping a richer harvest of souls than John Hyde. class of '87. uPraying Hyde came to be known as the apostle to India. a land to which he Dean Evjen. pro found scholar and teacher. gave the twenty years that preceded his early death in 1912. A phenome- non oFChristian mysticism the influ- ence of his prayer life permeated the entire Christian community in that sub-continent. Notable among alumni of recent decades who have dedicated their lives to the church is Dr. Jerald Brauer. church historian who as Dean of the University of Chicago Divinity School raised that seminary to great reputation. From the first, Carthage alumni have enjoyed success in public life. in the professions, and in business. Prominent in American life today are such alumni as Alden W. Clausen. President of the Bank of America. the woridts largest bank, and Colonel Howard Ellis Cox. Wall Street lawyer and business leader. There have been. of course. thousands of other graduw ates, from the iirst class at Hillsboro to the most recent at Kenosha, who perhaps have not attained to national C01. Howard Cox '33. leading Wall St. lawyer. prominence, but whose days have been blessed by the enlightening imprint of alma mater. As with many institutions of higher learning, Carthage faced great difii- culties during the Depression of the 19303. Eventually however it re- covered. In the long run. nevertheless, the future of the college at Carthage did not carry great potential. In fact. as early as I929 some leaders in the Lutheran church had begun to realize Lutheran synads - eWat Cant .5 - I ' . .- ' W ' L. . . M- gggga . dlqad ..-' 0c in: 'J. M -' -' :,'3.thoroughly,, 111 ' 01' th 0.. hi: .1. ' ' .3; ColIgge for .. .35th: t . it was the year in which whim .SNKW NI - W . r h ' H - vu'w-c Writ i1? .. . .... --1 a... - 'I I. ',, -. -0. ,1;- . . Lentz became President. He was 10 be we man who under the aegis of the . - high wouid move the college to ' i would hear the brunt of '3 culties and would build imam two years later it ' mm El'qg. Lbs . 4:49.51 was the year Q? hommwg, .IiI-Ed - . a 'evcnt in the history 0ft 1:..- .-....r. Hr bml': --.u-v.-. . . u- Part by part. through the 19605 and now into the IQ'HTS, ttCarthage by the Lake is being completed. Dr. Lentz has drawn together the forces of the college. the church! and the communi- ty to build a dynamic new Carthage. It minished faculty effort. t : - . - howmmat seeks always to build on the .Qnduring'. val w' : -. u .. past mindfulofthc rocM ' - .; t IO 4. m- .namlr -F ... -v- . .1i'iiiiiiiiiz-ifrfirf-imsmz'iihwi.z. ;..;;'.;.-r . .. 1.. f wwmqmw .m 7 EVENTS. .. THE DRIFTWOOD STAFF th72299 . PRESENTS Carthage had the privilege ofhosting a group ofJapanese students . .. An exposure to new customs . . New friends . . An cx- Miss Rath makes a point ,, Attention everyone! ... u:A 1 um. ..,..'...:.-:. '9' ' HI -'- - 1' ' ' L4...' ' 3. Wm '7 , w rr-w. MAWW' '- Carthage is growing ... While groundbreaking ceremonies for lhc Fine Arts Building were held in the spring. work began in The Honor Dorm begun . . . Mr. Villup directed operations . . . citing experience for all . . A universal search for truth . .. Election year , . Campaigns . . . Promises . . Personality plus Senator Ernest Gruening . . . This way fellas! '.p...'..' .';'.;'.'.:.'::. .. .: .i:.-I.r.- hmammwm -.. . earnest over the summer . .. Controversy finally ended The Honor-Dorm Guest House popped up during tht: sum. All is in readiness . . . Pillars of cement 7 , . . . Senators Spokc on campus at various times during the year . . . Senator Ernest Grucning appeared with Mayor Burke T0 b6 sure -- Mayor Burke was there too . .. mcr months; . . . Welcome to Carthage . . The new 'trurf of freshmen arrived at Carthage and immediately fell into the capable :' IV I E - Thc beginningufa new life . . . Onset of the beany . . . Culture abounded on campus . . . A classical gultarist performed during a chapel service . . . A chance to meet a requirement . . . j L Let there be music .. Takca bow ... l7 hands of the upperclass orientation committee . ConfirmedOldtimers . . . A meeting piacc .. . Friends . . Entertainment . Concentration on soul . . . ...-an... '.-..--.:--......-..-.-..'.-...-'.'. .i.:;-. 7. A 'ni. ' . . Sessions and more sessions ... Practice for the talent show ... Tht: trauma Freshmen talent? . . . .. The Back Room ... A formal Occasion The Milwaukee Symphony A fantastic director . . . . ,i- W --.. .-. .- ofmccting new friendsw ... Upperclassmen ... Bu110n Fresh! ... T0 the lake ... Thejungle is supposed to be in Africa v rnmn-uuu 1 va Activitiesin Action .. . HWhata hassle! . . . appeared in the .. P.E.C. ... an immersion in the sounds ofsymphonic music ... Loud. soft, running. Flowing ... Winding Singing strings . .. Anexcellent concert ... . - w - , - - h-F- - nur-w- - ---- h? '77-... wrvwvy MW. in - - - -.. -. , ' . Registration was worse than fighting tigers . . . Frustration . . . ' But Fm a senior? . .. Triumph . .. President Lcntz was Sorry, the class is Hlledv . , A tribute from Tom Kicso . . . through moods. lives, loves . . . An experiment in learning . . . On campus . . . Off campus . . . The trials oflnterim . . . Excite- . ' QJNE ARE YGJU To help a child . .. W5. rei'arding experience .. . 2U uLm- r,- .11 - -- chrt-f WW'RIW. A..F7F'W W ' honored for his Iwenty-fivc years of faithful service to Carthage: College . .. Congratulations ... flying dirt ... Awakened by 2.: 44.. gmimmrh mama.- m4:-t.:r.ua.u -' S i :l i fl 1 i 1 '3'. '4' '1 I i a delicious dinner . . . The pillars continue to rise . . . ment . . . Boredom . . . A definitc success . . . Donkcyball at Carthage . . . Big and stubborn animals . . . A stick for persua- t Whoa! .., On your marks. gel scL GO! ,1 , ---- --....-..-.-4.--- - - ----H---v-w--u-v--H-Fv---.--.-r-v:v.f-:-a.wz-1.-r war Hzmr-l-H l . f the roar of bulldozers . . . Expectation . . . Queen candidatcs voted on by the students . . Well laid plans . . . Academics forgot- Start your engines! . . . Down the stretch . . . sion ... J0 Prescott on a mini donkey ... The college faculty all stars lost a close game . A shovel full of . .. Tugging .. lemost made the shot! .. . NO COMMENTEE ... 22 . .7- ? -t a .. . . . ....-. .... r WA ,m .M-ri' r-V. 5'? i -. . ten by all but slzlunch professors .. A campus facelifting . . Prayers for sunshine . .. The festivities began ... '5! Mn Homecoming! - - . . a. .1 fl 0 9 e g . . . - f: ' ' - d. 1' . , ? ' v. x I ' .... .-. ' . . ' - -- 7' a, $1; ,. . --. . uWhata lineup! ... The bonfire burned brightly . .. Pushing . . . Pleading . . Persuasion to movement . . . Second semester brought Bread t0 the Carthage campus ... A nighLof Right 0n fellas! , , , uI saw her diary underneath the tree .. 23 .x-u-yrrvw-II . -.- L .7 ..s . '-'. , '4'j'm-ii-ffjs; . H'Z-fh'f - w.- 73: ' -' Jun -3 ' ' ' u'i Y1: I: QVt-wai if; h -' 132:??- i I I i I . . . An exciting tricycIc rats: appealed to the competitive spirit of the male population oflhc campus . . . Darkness descended I i I I I - I I Thoughts silhouetted I . . The Pi Theta float . i HI entertainment ,,, Ballads.soulfu1rock, hard rock ... Movement ... Life . . . A changing aurora ofrainbow colored lights . .. Beauty as well as soul ... . Dig that drummer ... 24 a m . .. . ,. . . . ...- -.-.;,-,--K .- ..-.. . . I -- a. - ,e I ,,..I......., I, III. .. A blazing bonfire defied the night .. The winning neat . . Heavy bass . . . Long hair and short hair . . The crowd . . . . Pom pens swihhed . .. . Grooving out Voices rose in chants and cheers of victory for Carthage A hopeful prediction . . . . . . A full house .. Sponsored by the Student Activities Board Mr. Eugen moderated . . . IHFTVH. . -. no . ..-.qwu .335. .xp-,..a:1. 'u'n .. Fi,'T..-rr.. r.. ,-i,.+..-.. .x' -. '..... - ' .- .'..-.'. . Wf 7:1tiffjii'filiijihgili 'H '. M mn i nglodious tunes gfcarpgmr-y as um Heats wen: feverishly completcd . . . Tim: swccl fragrance of mums l iHed the air as parents I l ! I .- ?'I Carnival! .. Leave it to the Turtles! ... .. . The draft, a cause for concern . . . Discussion in an open forum . . The history of Carthage College .. . A play by Mrs. Reflections . ., Stril'c gave way to unity ... 26 .of-,.5' 175w 97? ..-- xvi... ..x . .... x.- .rv and alumni arrived ..I Speculation ... Radiant sunshine . . . Hlfs 50 beautiful here?! , Mulling crowds . . . The trek down to w .:1 n.-rvr;. I .. V iha mi The loyal alums ... Stand up and cheer! I . . ...l..1-.... l' E H . Webb . . . Commemoration of 125 successfulyears ... CARTHAGE l25 , H The third play oflhe season ... As most. a success '-'.'1'- rr. d-Iarnh l.'. . . .r- .'I:'W'v The cast . . . Marching 10 Kcnosha . . . f? .3. .. :. : - -. ...: ' :if;'- ;7- '- : 7'7 -'-'- m g- H? ; u$ 1 r ' 9'1- I 'I i i I I I i 1. II the field ... Invigorating cheers ... The Redmcn were in top form ... Tension us halftime arrived ... Shining cars ... Ncrw I! An alert rescue squad . . . The oldest alumni present . . . 1i :I . . A college community can't Exist in itself . . A march for Muscular Dystrophy in the Kenosha-Racine area . . . Hectic pack- if H A van for the pooped' . . Shining faces, lilting voices . . . 28 ... - a ,,,,,,, ,...,,,. ....- .... r- . .7 -...-.nncmrv,m J-u...-nl. .5757er -'- .... nus candidates awaiting the announcement ... Chris Pietha I97l Homecoming Queen ... Elation ... George Halas intro- A warm handshake for a real pro . .. Gifts from a Carthage beauty . .. ing ... A long bus ride ... The Midwest ... Choir tour . .. Cheering fans ... Flying fists ... Colliding bodies . . . Speed ... The pack moves out . . . Go Joan! . . . 29 up. .. . . - . . NH... e. .. ..rwh-...--... ....- 7.77 v .2,- :A- :.--4-.-.':-.-..x:.-.--Iv-eu m:n-v-v . vm-..-1g.iq W .1 . -.. - -.-.-.. - . . ..-. , . - u. - - --. . . - :Jh94e l duced to a cheering crowd . . More tension ... The winners of the float competition were announced ... 11 all paid off! ... Over the rail . . Jammers . I . Rolier Derby at Carthage . . e Jeannie Westen . . . Chills . . . The pack . . . Skaters battling the f I a . j e The Queen candidates . . . The winner is . . e .1 1 An injury ... John Seal swinging out ... 30 ,q,e.- , .. ....., .. .... , .. .. ...-,ms..gmiJ.I'-....1. .m-'.f'-1---T- 1T-Hn. Triumph For the Redmcn ... Dinners with parents . .. Fond farewells ... Hurried preparations for the evening . . Laughter An appreciative gaze 7 T . A radiant smile from the winner . clock . . . Bobby socks and saddle shoes . . . chn Angel . . . A promise kept . . . Groundbreaking ceremonies . . . The swimming .JII'HIIIIII! ' '. wan- aat 1- J? ' :7 .- '31 .... ' f The Hrs: shovelful . . . The beginning of construction 7 r 31 ul'xF-Ich' ii iii hi i 1Rc'W-HH'4 l'- Iv' sum . ...-n5. ...41Hii-I; 13;... .AH.3E1dk$n-EW;.;H-Jwd-nu-upa -: Ki m... mmm .. ?HLH w-.--. ..h...-.F......-....1.-...I-...I. :......-..-.:.......:-.-.:-pmt.- ..-...,-,.-:.-.-; .. ...- - H- .- - 27.. .9 - Mn , ' ' ...- h. . ..;u..-.................1..-.uq..-...Av: 2-. . - - ' thJ..'..-+ nhh-h h Snickers ... Pat Paulson ... The scent of flowers filled the air .. Music ... Romantic couples ... Some things to never The Queen escorted . . . To the car , . h pool , , , Plans well laid . . .Monsters of Metal. . .Warming winds caressed bared bodies . . . Bikinis abounded h . . The lake Sunny walks on the beach .. . Hours under the sun . 32 x v. A -- -.-.-n rm.-. ..., .. - . ... . r . . -.1- '! ;----1. ,l'nu-mr-f- .T h iu-t'. r.'xnr.-:n-.-.u.,----.- - Wm?! munud- chungc ... Timelessncss in time . .. Mumcnis Ofsilcnt yearning for days gone lbrcvcr ... Quick smiles ... A small tcar $8th 213 -4 FA . . m.. ' 'r': ?1'l f'? '. E E Q. F i. i E. E f - 1 Papa Halas and Chris; .. . Pal Paulson pCl'fOl'mlng . . . E ti shimmered in the: rising sun . . . Frisbees and footballs . . . Barefcct and sandals . . . Suntan lotion . . . Calculus under the trees f- Kissing rock, believe it Or not ... Fish on a flagpole . . 33 u.' . .....ngw-u .-, ... ' - . .- - .- ..- 7.. . mv- a ...rF-an- . ALT- .-+..,.l. nw- .. , - fond memories are once again returned to the quiet corner Ufa heart ... until next year . . . Another banquet . . . MOW SPCCChCS f.. . .I. . .lh' ----- Kli' meyrf .f.. f. m the assembled multitude . . . - To begin with . . . . Tennis for beginners . . . Dead Flsh . . . Beach bonfires . . . A facclifling for the campus . . . The hole for the swimming pool Greetings! . . . Registration and punch . . . 34 .. Preparations for future celebrations . .. Carthage l25 . . President Lentz 25 Distinguished guests .. Pride ... AjOb One more for the road . . A demonstration for the cast . . . begun . . 1 Parents? Weekend . . . An interesting auto show in front of North and Denhart . . , Cordial welcomes . . . Smiles So your Sue's parents . . Om: ofthe newer models . . 35 . . . . . 1... .. . .-. ---y-v .. . . w -. -., .. ...:v -x.-. 1-.--w-' w 1-! - . . ... I-.1'-I .--. 5.... -... ...J ' . . . . . - - - .g- ' 't-h .uuv. ! - - - .t - i, . .. .. -. ,... . . . . 47f ,, ,Amgg Kalb n well done ... Rigorous rehearsals ... Diligent work on the $61.. .Mountingtcnsiun ... l-IAMLET nears perfection ... Open Instruction frorn Dr Holland . . . ' F0rward! . . . . Open house in the Presidents' Room . . . A food extravaganza . . . The last major production 0fthc season . . I ROAR OF A challenge . , A scene from the play . . . 35! .-. ,H .-?-p m,Hvi-WFIF ' ing nightjillcrs prevailed ... success . . Ray Spoor ab Hamlet . . Harried students prepared for the road tour of HAMLET Scene from a bcnefitperformance 7 . Adviceto Hamlet . . . THE GREASE PAINT SMELL- OF THE CROWD ... Laughter 1.. Musical numbers . .. Puignant scenes reflecting life . .. The glory ofii all! . .. A childis dream coma true . .. 3? - . . .. .. .... ..w- .. .. h: I f.H..,...,-..T I.Iv...-.....h;a -' .... . . . . . . .. I , A... r... W, n - --.- .- - .. Memories ... Warm receptions ... Lack of sleep . . A workshop in southern Illinois ... Slrcnuuus schedulcn ... RC- I , a The king and queen . . . The cast . . . a Final play for many .. . Glittering costumes . . . Elephants . . . Firey hoops . . . CIRCUS! I . , Daredevil stunts 0n atrampoline I i :1 ..i - 1 . He lives dangerously ..A A moving pyramid. man and beast .. I I i I l! J I l 38 4': II . - . - W - ---...-.:.-. -.-...:..-:-- 'r - .. .. . --. , . . .. - . ..v-Frrv m,.m-m war warding experiences .. SA B's contribution to Carthage Culture ...Soulfuljazz ., The Worlds Greatest Jazz Band ... Ex- . .. - - : :. .n. .4+ummimwmuunmanmhinmguk ' ' - - .ngu. -.'.I..il;.L.1-hu...: ...-m. ..uauunm ......A . l: - . aiimSidhi-b! The entire band performs . . . The drummer improvises , . . . Lions and tigers .. Bodies flew through the air gracelully on a shining trapeze . .. Progress toward an end .. . Hammers 1 i r 1 grunitagni- vi A precarious position . . I do! . .. ... . -.-..'.' -..- .- ;- .. -.me' 39 l m . kitu4't v' PJ I'LJH HT Sadie Hawkins . . . Sponsored byTuu ccllcnt music . . . Important pcrsunages in the world ufjau on stage . . Girl ask guy . . . All together at last . . . That man can sing! . . . and saws droned cm . . May Hey Day . . . White tablecloths in the REC. . . . A sitdown dinner for students and faculty . I . Really Dean Roberts! ... Take a bow Mr. Day! .. 40 Sigma Phi ... Fum frolic, frivolous fantasies ... Phony marriage certificates ... Corncob pipes ... Dog Patch. U.S.A. . .. SmileAbbyI . . . The band played on . .. Barbecued chickcn and candlelight 7 7 Recognition of student leaders . . . John seal awarded the outstanding senior award . . . Olson and Ralh . . Think lhcy d get a Grammy? . . , 41 i.WA...-..,..-.....-....7- A. A A; . .- .4 1 . ..F.....Q,.F....-I.II. JVI Iyrr ' ... . 5! M a 5.11. A y; m Rock music . . True love blossomed . . Help! . . . A doubtful marshall .1 . Lucky that it came but once a year .. . Curves What a group! . . . A happy couple . . . An exhibition of doubtful but hilarious faculty talent . 7 . Applause signs . . . Next yeark; orientation leaders were seIected . , . Tom and Kathy; good luck! ... Things arc: looking up! . 1 42 a ' ' m -' m-I-m'w- i H A.Amm-VUIT and shoulder pads ...The team: took the field . .. Powdcrpufffootball ... K Phis against the Kappa Chis 7 When a line . .. ' ...:uuum atuuiwwmr - All at once; best Foot forward! . . . ActionEE . . . Work progressed on the Fine Arts Building ... To be ready in the fall ... Exams Tension ... AH nighterf , 7 Hell Weary bones find a resting place . . Whafs going on here?' . . 43 . himftho- I'Lf ILL. '1 ' M Unfcmale females lead the cheers t . . The students were careless or the maintenance poor .. . A raging debate .. . Mason The victors . . . The not so pretty part . . . Night t.. Hours Ufcramming . .t It's over ... Elation ... Sunlight M.Shorts and sunglasses ... A search for boxes ..t A All that in this car? . .t No, it bslongstome, remembch' . .. 44 Profit A return engagement . . An inexpensive dale The thrill of theater . . Tryouts . . Dr. Holland ... COMPA- A funky sound ' 'Charge! ... year of life packed in brown paper boxes until lift: resumes in the fall . . . Tcarfui farewells , , Memories . . . See you in the Two past Carthage presidents , Dr. M onson Ieads the way . 45 .1 :-' ...--.--..... .-.. .-- ...-.... .. - -.-.-.--: .;;-.g-.,-...;.-.-..;.':' Ii. -' -'- ' 5:511. NY OF SAINTS . .. The second play ofthe season ... Time demanded . .. Results predicted . . Opening night heralded suc- Nice leg youNe got there! . . Hip to hip. bump to bump . .. 14 1'1 4', I ' faH . . The Enal few days . . . Stored memories for eternity . . . To be a senior . . . Sadness andjubilation . . . Relaxation bc- .. 11-! '29.: ' The last walk . .. Smiles as bright as the sunlight ... L16 -$-.... .....1. .-.-.-..-...-...;...:...-::-1--9,:- - 2' z- - . -. . 7 77 . . . . . r-1I---q .m -.- m,.r-m:-r-Fr i A cess . . . A pleased cast . . . A relieved crew . . . A celebration 0fthe plays success . . Ajoinl effort too often forgotten. . .Win- aimimuadmug... .... ....-..;.-. .;g;mmMauwuhhidih-mhw - Um.-5.a.5;:6i.'ani31ulhdil-imi3ku ; Would you believe? ... The cast ... fore formality . . . Caps and gowns .. . The processionai lead by Dr. Monson .. . Tears and smiles . . Commencement . .. A smile. a laugh. a tear ... Everything has its speeches . .A 4? J A.- 77 ,, W. V r ,7: .7 7: .-.-..e..r,.,- .Z. ::.:- ---- --'- - --.:.. - FL :2 ...?.' . - -'K '1;-.:. :: .5 n --.-. . r-I-Ili i mm chill descended. forcing everything indoors . . . Workers included . . . Typical scenes . . . A Pi Theta bazaar . . . The frozen u. . . Le. til ELI .l 48 1n out ofthe storm . . . Was it that funny? Debbie Drews honored as Valedictorian . . . Rudolph Schulz and Erland Nelsone past presidents ofCarthage were in attendance HonOrary degrees were presented . . . A lingering recessional . . . Poignant farewells . . . Good wishes for the future . e . The moment has arrived 31 last . . . Commencement is over . . . IF... ... Ell Pike lured skaters into a winter wonderland ... 3 am: :0 EsEEoU .II.I ITIL1 The magic ofice . . . The class of I972 left but Carthage remains . . The end of a year. Steps toward the Future . . . Congratulations . . . Celebrations . . . ...-83.255..- Smiles from grads and parents. Dr. Lent: congratulates the Doctors 7 , 49 33 Time is on our side . . . SPORTS... Did you see these freshmen? Ya. they look pretty big. You think any'll help us? Hope so? ' You gcltin' itchy? F O O T B A L L Ya. whcn's practice start? Be 011 lhc field about 3:00. FRONT ROW: 3. Dischcr. D. Taliban. M. Slonwall. SA Zimmerman. L Demon. K. Johnson. D. Doruk. R. Lamb, M. Kufl'ci. K. Bales. D. Ruehkcn, B Jones. T. Cooper. C. Whipple. B. Allwardt. B. Finer. SECOND ROW: Coach Zaiukur. T. HulL C. Dresser. J. Roe. T. Convcne. C Trimble. C. Huard. R. Raynor. M. chrda. K. Ramlc. C. DrcschJ. Jansen. R. Gillan.G. Scylcn B. Fraundnrf. l7, Ficruh. B. Shimun. Li. Malmillcr. THIRD ROW: Conch Keller. T. Kunicck. A. Zunin. R. Robinson. C. Dcalum T.0ilher1. P, chkeI. H. Flanagan. M. Rudan. J. Vugt. R. Converse. k. Kmlccnk. R. Bur- andl. C. Spieimum P. Slocum. B. Pialniuu. J. Vilkus. T. Teakc. U. Jensen. 6 Penman, R. Mueller. M. Farouncr. F. Richtcr. C. Mulch. T. Kurliauk. B Pom. T. Lund. BACK ROW: Coach Schmidt. J. Jclkc. D. Hanson, D. Walk- cr. D. Thorn. D. Cassia. D. Burro. S. Humphrey. J. Purlcka. C. an-ur. J. Lllulowski. B. Johnston. J. Thompson. T. Maltick. J. Blackburn. J. Lmonuv uich. F Rus. .I. Frewnacc. T. Lukuszcu ski 53 . :- A L 4 E It's i1:00 and everything is green because today's game day. Coach just walked by singing his shin-kicking country- ucmern music. As you enter the locker room. the qucsnun 0f the dahx :5 How do ya fed? Th1: nalural response: is ngcul. however. like everyone else. you're a lilllc apprehensive. Gclling 10 your locker is a problem bccauhc the whole lcam seems to take out their equipment and thrust i1 0n 1h: 11 our fur last minute gathering Cassity forgul his game sucks and as. usual there urelft any lcfl. but that ducan'l mallcr sinu: you dunk nccd rcd-slriptd sucks to gel 0n the l'lcldA Aher gmhering all equipment i1'51imctuhcudl'orlhcdruss- ing ruum. I.iw.:n to that jive! IVs surprising how 1mm: a link: music from l.uk c'sjivc box can keep you on the day of a puma. Everyonek gm their own way of psyching up for the game. Some turn real quiet. while others just canW shut up. Tcske's just put hisjersey 0n backwards. Dressing is a slow procedurewith each player making last minute equipment checks piece by piece. George just went to get two new laces for his pads. Hustle it up. will be going on the Held in a Few minutes. That's Coaclfs final signal to get ready fur warm-ups. After warm-ups. which last twenIy-f'lvc minulca. the team rcgathcrs in the dressing room for a last minute talk. I! usually ducsn I take much to inspire us but it's gram to hear Coach Keller for our final reassurance. Coach is good at those things and by the time we have finished the Lord's Prayer togethen the lcam truly feels like a unit. That's important because in order to face and beat another team you not only need good pluyem but a common goal. i352 .1. .u .3 . .. .....:.-.'.a.uu HAIL-AQLLMm:i:Li$Q: ihaalm Robby..- H... ..-.. .. .i:'a.-1B'II'I' '-t'.' '-;.-;:;i'o-n.'.......-- -- :'.I';'-l.'t1 -d.: -' mmmaaahz .-.- -aMw 4. .... i CONFERENCE CHAMPS NAIA PLAYOFFS Boy. does it feel funny it: be: practicing football in Decem- ber. To have Coach Schmidt watching you go through line drills in the dark and Coach Keller making corrections on plays. The week of practice before the Weslminister game was flat. IFS hard getting back in the swing ufihings after a weeks lay- off. Each player had to work hard and by Friday it appeared as though things were getting sharper. f a .a 332'. 3 4? ', J5 Friday night Coach read the NAIA rules for the play-off and explained what would happen in case of a lie. The rules seemed funny because it contradicted Coachk philosophy that he didn't care how the game went, just as long as we won or tied it. But this game was different because a tie wouid not he the solution. CAPTAINS and M.V.P. -- Craig Demon Frank Rus JIM BARNHILL AWARD - Keith Dcaton BUILD BETTER BOYS AWARD Gary Petersen 5? Sometimes you feel like you haverft done squat. You work C R0 S S hard all week and when the meet comes along, you run like - there's a bear on your back. Reisnuckle finally shook his Crawdaditus hy the end of the year and with Crazy Joe, T.J., C O l I NT R S, Tricky Dick, Redhead. Ken, and Hair Eye pulling together we got a third in the nation. Not bad. hey? 1!; H . i o E E 1 Is I f' E i - i: E FMErkREiswcber- . John HBpau ie FRONT ROW: Lcn Marsch, Herb Gross, John Beaumicr, Biil Levitt. SECOND ROW: Ken chningfeld, Kick Su- waskc. Tom Jocrrcs. Rick Colho, Jeff Murlinsun. BACK ROW: Joe McGhec, Ron Crawford, Coach Swift. Mark Re- iswcber. Harry Penington. THIRD NAIA NATIONALS .-.--.- Iflsu;-.-.s aim rEQe'iu' MN '11 1:655:19de l'RONI EUR: Vimld Shah. Matt 5'iggim. Jim Trucnnu, Brunt Anderson St-fQND RUVK: .II. V. Hcrnumicx. JeffJunr mm. Hedi Bah. Tum Rice. Dun: DcSulm. Mnhcsh Shah. SOCC E R mum mm: Todd ?mrlunck. Muslin mm. Sluw: Claw- mn. $ ircg Clapper. Jay h-olnmk. 'I a! ti FRONT ROW: Dawn Murdoniu. Mary Collins. Sue Smith 9 Donna Stalncrak. SECOND ROW: Lurcnc Slakck. Cherie 5 Surzyn. Lynn Suhljak. Kandy Fitzpatrick. Vicki Wuliiscr. BACK ROW: Diane Benno. Dawn Moon: Katy Anderson. POM PON M arshu Cover. Put Johnson. 61 ' n- QWQSVEogt' 68 .................... 83 BASKETBALL QPPQNENTS C'ARTHAGE 363 YNANagnoar 'hitewateri rroll if. : St. Norhep' . Wesleyan F' ' Wheaten 55-h... ' : North Cegtratt V; ' ' '. P11 .' . IWheaton Elmhiurst FRONT ROW: Bob Heysec. Jackson Bain. Gary Greene, . Craig Skoog. Chris Teevan. and team trainer Jeff Anderson. MIDDLE ROW: Reggie Hallnwell. Dave Janene. Jeff Ball- mcr, Ruben Borg. Ed Gross. Brian Bratteho and team mana- ger Stan Brcilzman. BACK ROW: Eric Ryberg, Rod Walker, Rich Anderson, Brian Scheuncman, Ted Bruggemann. Lyle Greenfield. head Coach Jay Burris, Craig Sanger and Jeff Hoberg. .... ,A' In .3 pn- ....':'.1n M...;;i . . PWTH -. .. . Brallcbtfs hccn forcing the hull.1hc hig man's bccn hurling Coach Burris yells. Dun'l you think it would be easier to nmsl 0r lhc season and we've been constantly jockeying lhul chase hogs in a barnyard rather than in :1 field'? He's :1 little fifth position around. ll seems that Smrk's hard work and perturbed at us because we currl get the press going on lhe chvan's halllhandling haw.- bccn the only stabilizing forces on . J.st. It's been rough trying to get everything together and we the tczun. Wcll maybe this year of experience will help ncxl just hanan consistently 100de like a lczlm. yuur. Sun: hope so. MVP - Rich Anderson Captain Rich Anderson Build Better Boys Award - Rich Anderson Chris Teevun - :- - ..- ---- - wv-w.-.----p..;;- 2-39.. .- ,.'1:!'-::-. '.x-.-..- . . . Jun, . .. g -. - - . -- 45' IrM. -.--.-L;-;.'.V'LA-r': ';::K;-... - YI$'A..-'1F;LW -v'-'. i? ' . . - .J . ...+ uni'h-i- K-utw. V51 . - :- x; H;Z'-.. n FRONT ROW: Bruce Hansen. Pete Voorlus Bub Dcttmum Dan Hochn M IDDLF. ROW: Run Raynor. Tom Adams. Mikc Kuchl. Juhn Vogl. Randy Boulon. Dave Gustafson. BACK ROW: Couch Zalukar. Harry Flanagan Nf R ES I I ING Bob Carison. Lennie Washington. Don Johnson. Rum. Andursun Row Mcadcr. 'ITHAGE Triple ' . W.C., arathaQ ........................ won 2 of3 .E ' Double Dual gm ' - K wWM, . ........................... wonOon Triple I' r. 66 Wrestling started slowly but picked up momentum as the year progressed. The team had two outstanding wrestlers in Pete Voorlus and Tom Adams. Both grapplcrs went to the NAM Nationals with Adams taking 3rd 10 bccomc an NAIA AII-Amcrican. MVP , Tom Adams CAPTAIN -- Pete Voorlas E. E hm . . . . .' 1-.2 . ;. 1;:-17.71 'IL'F'TTV-5' '33:...- - ., - wan; h. an: E I I I ' I i R I EAD I l. R S Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Bcv Alston, Cathy BOhITL Joy M ;.1r50n Amy Hus ton Mimi St wros -- I m 1.- M' W: ,4: .. ' l: g? I ITIH-llml'll 'IHJI rhhll ill ' W h,.. . 'I ' N J... l . : II r .. W- 9.1. . m.- m. min 1m 1:31am. gum 119: . 353 ! l -3 h 3g I Varsity Cheerleaders: FRONT ROW: Carol Gyllenbcrg, The cheerleaders confront all types of weather i1? their at- Mary Beth Schmidt. Sandy Schulze. MIDDLE ROW; Lynn tempts to boost the athletic teams on to victory, The1rcmhu5I- Hcrmanson, Linda chsten Jun Carlson. BACK ROW: asm helps inspire both the Carthage athletes and lhe spirited Nancy Heinkcl. crowds. T mm '- .'L..-'.h'.'.' . -'-,'.'5-5'-443.;.;-11:'-.1-31 'q'J-r- -. . r ; . . un ... ...,- W . ... ..:--.-.-.-.-.-.t.;.-...:-. ... ..- .4 4, -- - '3:- FRONT ROW: Paul Micruw. Jeff Matheus, Claude Huard, Greg Loudcn, Harry Penington. John Bcamicr, Len Marsch, Ken chningfcld, Jeff Marlinson. BACK ROW: Scott Lindg- rcn. Dave Hansem John Roe. Bob Kostelny, Jeff Kocnitzer, JeffJanscn,J:1cksnn Baim Dave Boero, Chuck Malek, Joe Mc I RA E IK Ghee. Tom Joerrcs Rick Colbo, Mgr. Mike Ulrichson, Coach Ron Zalokar. Carlhuge wars chocbfull 0f indnvidual stars, but lacked depth lo pick up the needed points, as: they look third in Con- ference, Harvey Schiclds was outstanding as he won the 220. 100 and ran a winning leg in the 440 relay, Tom Babula and John Busing swept the high hurdles and discus respectively: Jeff Hobcrg leaped to victory in the high jump and Joe Mo 0th ran his way to First place in the mile, With the return of all first place finishers but Babula, Carthagem track team should show promise in the coming year. u m f! V3.17? '1 , J ','P'f . .- FRONT ROW: Fritz Richlcr, Ray Morris, Tom Richards, Craig Dealon. SECOND ROW: Tom Adams, Kevin Rattle. Stew: Mulvey, Rocky Jurvis, Scott Ron, Gary Greene, Ken Johnson. Bob Heinkel. BACK ROW: Bill Heinkel, Murray Dennisum Coach Augie Schmidt, Larry Hawkins. Keith Dea- ton. Mark Burger. Terry Padgett. Gary Paulauskaus. Mike PodbereskL Kurt Lchrmann. Stan Breitzmann. '- Amu-JJL-a'f- ' -' '- u'gM . 'fi'irim .'.::'7 ' 73-1-1??? W Carthage won its third straight Conference championshlp in baseball with a southern trip record of 10-10, a Conference record of l1-3 and an overall regular season record of 14-6. Carthage which was believe to be weak in the pilching depart- ment found its slrcngh in Ray Morris and Mark Burger. mix? ' f .'- . QM T31.- f . - 19.?- J I . 1 . . v Carthage l a . 5'1 '51.: in. LLWJ : I EN N I S Carthage WP tennis players: Scull Engholl, MVP, Chris Tm;- Van. Coach Jon Swift. Bob Simpson, Mark Henderson. i u 1 LL I TI TI Jim If r 5+: .. . .+ 7:1? I. I I 2L; '1' TIII TI , . $47-, F1 4- . L... 4-.' ?-+ Carthage . .- Carth Cartha Carthag Cartha e Cartham. q 1 ?6 WOMENS EXTRAMURALS N 4... X E Mu '. x 'li-','. ;!:' ' FRONT ROW: Pam RCSCJT'Ig, Anita FIothmeier. Barb Anger. Debbie Hauck, BACK ROW: Tma Mucha. Jan Thieme. Gayle Vaughn, Coach Donna BelL Barb Dopke. :7 ; -'-'-:-;; Chg. ....-.-.- u... - l' 3;-n mw' FRONT ROW: Mary Beth SchmidL Debbie Mann. Marty Mugnuson, Barb Dopkt Bonnie Gardincn Laura Baker. Woman's Volleyball was outstanding as the lady spikers BACK ROW: Put Krucgcr. Mgr.. Lorulce Mudaus. Jun were able to lie for 4th in the state meet. The season record Thigmc Linda Ycumn. Marie Podbercski. Carol Hucltig. was 9-3 and the team captured the southern division. M iss Mizerka. Basketball is not only a favorite sport of man at Carthage. but also draws a Iargc number ofpanicipants into the women's extramural program. The women cagers had an impressive 6-3 -rcc0rd fur the season and a tie For Isl in the southern division. FRONT ROW: Barb Dopke. Marsha Gordon. Abbie Bettingv haus, Bonnie Gardiner. Laura Baker. Donna Bell. BACK ROW: Mary Lac Springer. Loralee Madaus. Jan Thieme Diane Mimrku Coach. Linda Yeamn. Carol Nailor. Marty Magnumn, Carol Hueltig. ?9 hmmu. u......,.. .,.., l'I-HH-r'v-v-IHF-v-r'v- -- F mE8l-y.-TF1-.I'1.'- .- -..:-. ..v s . . F . .. .. .- 4...... ....-,.-.-,---w-v-nh...p-n--. L-n-Iv Womcnk Softball Team. FRONT ROW: Marty Magnuson. Kris Allison. Kris McCoy Cindy Kcndcr. Pam Resong, Mar- cia Gordon. BACK ROW: Miss Mizcrkm Jan Thicmc. Marie Podbcrcski, Loralcc Madaus. Carol Nailun Barb Dopkc. Laura Baker. Pat Krucgcr, wr- J Womenas Track. FRONT ROW: Donna Bell. Karen Johnson, Sue Budzicn, Linda Ekstrom. Christy Duel, Pam Resong. Marilyn Melbye, Pall ZychowskL Kris Allison, Bev Alstom Kathy Reinhard, Laura Baker, Mary Lea Springer. Holly Hvainrich Back ROW: Becky Alley.MissC1ine. Womcnir, Track got is shot in the arm From an increase in - :npyma v membership and an increase in the number of mean In both Ihe indoor and outdoor season Ihe womenk star was Chrisly Duel. 81 - .. .. ... . '.:.h -'-' - -- '. H -,--.- .In-r1,9-l, . 3.11- . - - .. , . . - .7. ... -- ...- . . ..z. .. q... -. - -. .....-. -- ..'.h .'. hFFH-Miumvm . ' b... ELZL': n. ......;..; ' Women's Badminton. FRONT ROW: Kris Allison, Pam The Womcnk Badminton team showed their championship Resong. Chris Swanncll. Kathy Reinhard. BACK ROW: Barb status as they tied for state. Conklin. Pat Krueger. Judy Schmidke. Mrs. Vaughan. Men's intramural competition was keen with the Guzzlers taking the independent league and Don Sweeping the fratern- ity league. The. Guzzlers. which were closely followed by the Kickers and M-J's, racked up the. majority of their points in volleyball, table tennis. and softball. Thc Don's won golf. pool, basketball, volleyball, table tennis. badminton and track to place ahead chthe- Turtles and Tau Sigs. INTRAMURALS -.q 1-119 .-, . cf. 43-.- Whig't. . . .'I.L.;ula... .. .H-x , . 1! i:m.. OVERVIEW .1'mum-ifl Ir- . 4- I A . This was a year in which Carthage not only showed its strength in the Conference but also showed the NAIA what it had to offer. In the Conference, Carthage won two sports, football and baseball. It also had the MVP's in footballt wres- tling and track with the top scorer in basketball, As represent- , . ' . i .. '- -, y ' N'. 4.4.... H'- 'w .-.- A -..A atives in the NAIA. Carthage placed as runnervups in footv ball. had a wrestler who placed third in the nation, a cross- eountry team which was third in the nation, and a baseball team which won the state independent school title. Thus in 197l-72 sports. Carthage has much to be proud about. 86 1:15 P.M. Wonder iflhcrc are any good seats lel't'? It seems us if everyone comes to watch a winning team! Hi Tom. Kar- en! Think we'll win today? I don't know, Coach Kcllcr looked a little worried this morning? Here comes the team! Man, does that backfield look sharp today! Look at that buggcr run ... didn t think ht: had it in himV Go team go! Go team go! Well. it looks as ifwe might make playoffs this wear! Alright!! , . -+ I, .. .- . ...n. HYnu going to the buckclball game tonight? I dorm Do you have your l.D.? CaIft let you in without it ... know. I've got some studying to dtx and then I'm going to go Okay? Go Stork sink mH Why donu they use a prcss over and see Sue for a while. Besides, Ihcfrc going to lose for Pacts- sake! tool it, Charlie. Coach Burris knows what anyway. thafs real spirit for ya ... See ya lulcr.' 'Ych. he's doing. Thcy won. do you believe it. they actually won ! see ya. 8? tteacher...33 1me IS a grea GCT F AC ULTY 90 THE PRESIDENT President Harold H. Lent: has had a busy year preparing for. and leading the collegfs celebration of its 125 years of existance. On October 25. Dr. Lentz was honored at a banquet held to commemoi rate his twenty years of dedicated to Carthage College. .F THE ADMINISTRATION ALAN R. ANDERSON . WILLIAM AU LWES ' Administrative Asst. to President and Admls- Asst. Business Managcr Asst. sions Direclor. JAMES P. BISHOP RICHARD bNGEN LARRY BEHM Director of Admissions. JACK HARRIS Assoc. Pruf of Philgsophy and Director of AssLCampus Pastor ' Vice Presidemor Development. Library Services. 91 ;.:..n'li EEJLLEJd'J-ud!..l-;.:ri.-r I-:.' 7- - :3 3hljl'iLa-szia'? 'A ..J ALICE JOHNSON BETTY KENDALL ROBERT KISER Huuscmolher Public Services Librarian. Director of Student Activities and Concert Manager. EILEEN A. MULLIKIN ROBERT PETERSON ANN PIEHL Reference and Serials Librarian. Alumni Director Technical Services Librarian. 92 ETHEL KLOPSTEI N Houscmothcr DOROTHY RATH Director of Placement and Career Planning; C ounsclur l0 Women Students. GARY LARSON Purchasing Agent DUDLEY RIGGLE Campus Pastor DONALD MOLDENHAUER Director of Public Relations. M ARGARET ROBERTS Assoc. Dednof Women 93 .;.-.:...-.,,....n..a: -- m -;-.:.m;:..:dm:r;a.:'m - ;Iu-'-ru.-.-.- .. . .. .1 i...;y-L-um- . ..-I..I.r2;. . zhrL .v' '.K' ': '- :r. a w- . . .... . ..i. . 44.4 -.-...;w::.lLL..- -'.I - LL-m-JL- 2.4; wavy? m7 wwrnneW -'.'.' T . ,1. KATHYRN ROMAINE JANET SCHLAFhR Campus Nuns Campus Nurse MILDENE SORBIE 1 Campus Nurse J ; hARLSPANGLER WINTON THURBER Academic Dean: Prof. of History. Asst. Director of Admissions. 94 -v:-;::;rialiiamma THE FACU LTY 59543-3 . ,- er-u'i EDWARD AMEND HENRY ANDERSON JOHN BAILEY JR. Instructor of Russian Asst. Prof. of Biology A551. Prof. of History '-':i.r.:.7-$';,----' A .-'-9 m ., 1 .i .En-tdrt v I' IE;- E E 111'??? 11$??? EUNICE BOYER . MERLE BUYER MARJORIE BRUNER Assoc. Prof. of Sociology; Chairman of Soc1- Prof. of Philosophy; Chairman of Humanities Prof. of English ology Dept. Div; Chairman ul'Philosophy Dept. l 95 .IV'EWERT'I': .lOSlzPH BURRIS HAROLD CARLSON JANE COMINCib Instructor ol'Physical Education. Prof. ofPsychology;Ch:1irman ol'Psychqugy Asst. Prof. ofFrench Dept. KENNETH HAMM PAUL HANSEN ALLAN HAUCK Prof. of Chemistry: Chairman of Science and Prof. orChemislry Assoc. Prof. ochligiun Math Dept; Chairman quhemislry Dept. 96 JAMES IL'IUFF'Ir Asst. Prof. of Education T. SHANDY HOLLAND Prof. of Speech; Chairman of Fine Arts Dim: Chairman Drama and Speech Dept. u ROSS GEARHART Assoc. Prof. of Speech a LAWRENCE HUFENDICK Asst. Prof. of Mathematics ROBERT HADE Assoc. Prof. ofChemisLIy ROBERT JEANMAIR E Assoc. Prof. of Physics E: .u ..- ....:,-.a.uu. r-EEEHLFQLLRLL 1' 1' rill Ju'r'ithi; ' F 349mm: 7' ' - - :':, 5 . -' ?7 Mfr'tnj- 5:199:01? -nu ,,' i , ... ,.....- -- . .. ... .... ,. 'T.'j'.'T- ';....- -j7f- Ir -.-+W- - mam- 4'3: DON JOHNSON ARTHUR KELLER MARY ANN KONSIN Asst. Prof. of Businms Admin. Athletic Director; Prof. of Phys. Education: Asst. Prof. ufMathamatics Chairman ofPhys. Educ. Dept. DONALD MICHIE RICHARD MILLER MARTIN MONSON Asst. prof, of English Asst. Prof. of Social Science and Geography; . Prof. of Education Chairman of Geography Dept. 98 43.4.4.4. ' ' x 1- W ' ' Tug... :m. '-' '1. 1nd l-Lmi L La-itn IRENE KRAEMER VICTOR LaBELLE EMMA MELTON Instructor of F tench Assoc. Prof. of Business Admin Assoc. Prof. of Education MJLJLAWEILHWFAEFLm;.1411; .u; Social Science Div.: Chairman of Pulilical Science Dept. 11 2' t5; Ir. I. . f, z;- HERMAN OGREN ERIC OLSON mm OLSON t Prof. of Bicrlcug;f Assoc. Prof. of Polilical Scmnuc: Chalrman of Instructor of Speech E - m q:,-r 7:1. IJtuM - .. ..:'.:'.. : .'. .. 1 .? '1 WILLEM OUDEGEEST RALPH PARSONS STEPHEN POSNIAK Prof.ofEnglisl1 Asst. Prof. of Psychology Instructor ofPolitical Science WILLIAM RUYLE . JAMES SALMI ARTHUR SCHOENOFF Asst. Prof. of Speech and Theater Residence Counselor Asst. Prof, ofMusic 100 ' : -H-Th- ?' ' W REUBEN POSTON WILLIAM ROTH JAMES RUNNELS Prof. of Education Assoc. Prof. of Music Asst. Prof. of English RICHARD SJOERDSMA . DENNIS STROMMEN JON SWIFT Asst. Prof. of Music; Chairman of Musu: Asst. Prof.ofChemIstry Asst.Prof.ofPhysicalEducation. Dept. ' 101 .s' 1. M . ' . ' . '. 2 :?'7 .?'.'7 :-1'. ?. 7'.77 W?773 '7.'? :HH14:;LTimm- mm... ALTMAN SWIHART WILMA TAGUE RALPH TIEFEL Prof. of Religion Asst. Prof. ofEnglish PFOK 0f51010gY:Chairman of Biology Dept. DONALD WEISFLOG GAYLE VAUGHN Instructor of Art Instructor of Physical Education. 102 F LOY D TOLLESON Prof. of English; Chairman of English Dept. PAUL TROUSLOT Asst. Prof. of English THOMAS VAN DAHM Prof. of Economics; Chairman of Businsss and Etonomits Div. Administration And Faculty Not Pictured DANIEL BRUCH WILLIAM BURNIE JOSEPH CARPENTER JOHN CASEY SAMUEL CHELL VERALLYN CLINE EVELYN CRUMP DENNIS DAY HOWARD DEAN DENNIS DEVLIN DUANE DISHAW ERNESTINE EGER WALTER EVANS DONALD FAULKNER J. VAIL FOY HAROLD GARDNER HARVEY GLAESS DENNIS HAGERMAN LARRY HAMILTON RALPHHANSEN BURDETTE HARRIS ANNETTE HART VINCENT HART GUYr HICKSJR. JOHN HILL RICHARD HOOVEN RUTH JOHNSON TOM JOHNSON DANIELJURKDVIC MARY KENT DONALD KOCH HAROLD KRUGER WALTER MADDUX WENDELL MATHEWS EDWIN MATTHAIDESS LLOYD MELIS DIANNE MIZERKA STANLEY O'MALLEY RICHARD POWELL WILLIAM REYNOLDS NELSON ROSS MITCHELL RUKAVINA JACK SATORIUS AUGUST SCHMIDT GARY SENNER LIL! SOROK IN JON STRAUR WALTER SUTER ARTUR VILLUP JOHN WINDH RONALD ZALOKAR 103 Ch00se thine own time . . .3 9 STUDENTS Laurancc Bauer Mark Siegworth Wilma Tague President Vice-Prcaidem Advisor Barbara Almos Jane Anderson Richard Anderson Sara Anderson Marilyn AyErs Rafeek Bachus Jeff Bainbridge Sally Barr 106 -. Ia . - .Mm . -n I135: Larry Bauer Karen Bjork Annc Brqulle Richard C a re;- Ramona Becker Dennis Bockhaul Tom Christensen Diane Benno Fled Body Debby Burgy Mike Cork Frank Boynton Chris Burkcu Lincil Cornwall 10? .....r.n. Janna Carsrud Jim Christa Mary.r Collins Frank Columbus Linda Dearsley Craig Deaton Bob De Young Cynthia Dingwall Barbara Dopke Glenda Dupons Torn Durgun Pam Duriac Jue Ekcberg lOS Cheryl Elgh Suellen Finer Dave Gcriszlcr Gary Engstrom Sue Fischer Jim Freyensee Phil Grasly Kay Erdman Torn Frame Gloria Greinert Mike ancis Ahmed Gathing Sharon Gucmhner 109 v .- u-r-r-rn. .IHJ. we r-rwrrv. ru-a' : ;.-.-.-..-.' -...:...: ..-...:..-....-.... . 4- 110 Linda Haluska Sharon Harringlan Lynne Hasselquisl Steve Gusiavson Debbie Hansen Carla Haubrick Karen Haines John Hansen Sharon Hart Deborah Hauck Gary Haller Richard Hanson Ann Harwood Jim Heitman Jim Helferl Carol Huettig David Jannone Glenn Hendrickson Ursula Holzer Jerry Jansen Kirk Hoover Marcia Jerde Gordon Hubbs Ron Jacger Gary Jochim - u-J hurl!- '------m' W'r-m -r,. arum. . m ... U Awu.-.v.....,......... . .':. - -..-- - ' '- --. A v: 1:. 'm';;n- 1-: wu-A ..... ...- .- Chuck Johnson DonJohnson Linda Johnson Margo Johnson Pat Johnson Richard Johnson Shcrene Kailevik Eunice Kanwischer Ellen Kasper Janet Kass Craig Kastilahn Toni Katscncs Julie Keiler Tom Kjrchrneycr Faye Knorr Brandon KoILz 112 Bud K ru eger Richard Lee Terri Linders Georg: Logan Kenneth Lang: Tim Lee LoeAnn Loehrkc Tani Loudjieff Richard Lange Todd Luknszewski Karen Larson Margaret Libncr Christy Logan John Maaskc . w----- 113 ...qnulmm-H! - Vmg:-m-Wr 'V'E'L: - . . w h - .... ..-..-... - - e. - .-- .-- M -- . ..-...-. .---. .-' 7-.- -... .. . . 7 r, Rich M acal Harriet M ed: Loralee M adaus John Malzan Gina Markadonis Louis Masi Bob McCormac Kristine McCoy I John McGimy Kathy McHugh Steve McIntosh Linda MclandEr J. Ken Meyer Jim Petersen Sue Mitncr John Nelson John Paslowsky Bill Piatnitza Bob New berg Ray Passarella Louise Pitsch Peggy Nicholson Bab Placko 115 er-v. r-vn-n-v-n... ... Tle. . x .v.u.v-nmpr,. nu... ..,. Nun! .' y. H. - m A A v' -' - : .m- J wax. J'gw - John Pohar Tina Polloch Jusephine Prescott Rosetta Reed .1 w Kathleen Reinhard Tom Richards Fritz Richter Kathleen Roberts A I3 Dean Rocbkcn Pam Rasbnrough Joseph Rose Frank Rus Lynne Sabljak Ken Sajaeke Jennifchandell Bob Schenk 116 Karen Scherer Carol Schmidt Scoll Sonncnberg Luann Spraker 117 . ..- .... -a,gq . Margaret Spraker Rhonda Sprechcr Barb Stanhope Sue Stank Bruce Steinway Peter Sterud Wendy Straub Linda Swanson I .I Peggy Swartzel Todd Teske Toni Teske Jodee Tetting Sue Thode Mike Thomas Karen Thorvaldsen Ken Urwin 3013 U rbanus Joyce chdorf Tom White Kalhryn Wiersum t Branda Wright Carol Wynstra AlanZiskal CheyrlCernak Joanne Wheeler Marc Whit: Janice Wilson Cherie Winfield Diane Young Dennis Ziegler Wampum ..- IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 'l 1972 I WHO,S WHO .E John McGiniy Bruce Steinway :25 - L . COLLEG Q urns. I: II- 1- km. John Seal t 120 Tom Christensen Ray Spear J' oycc Wendorf ,.. ---i '--.g--L.- .x't'f pun; I -.1 . . a .. . U r, -. Tom Richards Carol Huetlig WHO S H Ken Brandt Robert Urbanus John Maaake 12?. Torn Kieso Deborah Draws Chris Piethe Larry Bauer NOT PICTURED Mike Cork Sucllcn Fincr Susan Fischer Gan.r Petersen Frilz Richter Jay Zvolanek 124 Richard Allen Kay Anderson Barb Anger JeffBalImer Jan Bennett Mary Biederman Debi Bitter Rick Bouder Linda Budzien Rag,r Burandt Mark Burger Martin Cash Mary Cato Janet Claffcy Greg Clapper Barb Conklin Lmlic Cunningham Debbie Dolenshek JUNIORS Lynda Helm President Arlene Eckline Janna Ehrnen Jams Ekholm Jim Hood Anita Flolhmeier Chris Francis Lmda Friedlund Patty Froelich Bonnie Gardiner Donna Goelz Sharon Green Dan Grzcsik Carol Gyllenberg Lynda Helm Ken Henningfeld Kathy Hensch Greg Hustor Tom Joerry Ken Johnson Lcni Kastens Kathy Kauffman Torn Kicso Jim Kulbcda Chris Laing Bev Larson Carol Lewis Greg Louden Jim Lutron Suzanne Marlin JeffMalheus Mark Mayer Elaine Mercer Joanne Meyers Mark Miritz Tom Mohr Pam Pagles Harry Pennington Vivian Pctcrson Christine Picthe Paul Price Dru Occhlcr Lynn Reschenberg 1 125 126 Craig Richards Tom Robinson Paul Roth Loral Schlie Mary Bclh Schmidt Gail Schulz Sharon Sisk Lorene Sladek Jerry Souta Joe Schlyk Joe Stepnik Gary Sutton Chris Swanell Jefszlylor Landis Thompson Ernest Vierra Gary Voss Rod Walker Jil Wilen Tom Wilson Debbie Windl Karen Wolfe J ay Zvolanek - . - . .-......-.g.-- .... ...-- . . -. hr..- . ' .-.., SOPHOMORES Dennis Monroe Jane English Torn Johnson President Vice-Presidem Adviser Susan Ash Susan Anderson Greg Baldwin Kathy Barfnachl Ellen Barr Wiilie Berry Carlene Bingaman Karen Blachuuslu' Randy Bouta William Brockman Tad Brueggeman Nancy Brustrnan Sue Budzicn Janet Buell Jeanne Burak Kathy Casey Steve Clauson Kathy Cohagcn 127 I a,xF-AM. HJ I'LJ .. 128 James Cole Linda Cooper Tim Cooper Marsha Cover Beck; Diemer Dave Dorak Glenna Dudley Christy Duel Linda Ekstrom Sue Elliol Jane English Tim Essinger Mike Fager Karen Fink Bill Fleischman Torn Fraley Kent Geartner Linda Gangler Ed Gardner Steve Gcnger Marion Giese Cathie Glasener Caro! Graupner Lyle Greenfield Colleen Griffcn Annette Grimner Ross Great Jean Grueuner Rhonda Guehler Mcsfm Haile Diane Hamm David Hanson Mark Harper Tim Han Roland Hayes Elizabeth Hcckmann Bob Heinkel Janice Hcrgct Jeanine Hicks Nancy Hoffman Susi Holvedl Diane Howard Gale Jochim Lynne Johnson Nancy Johnson Karen Kaeppler Carolyn Kcsslcr Marilyn Kessler Peggy Kister Robin Klaning Dave Kritser Patricia Krueger William Kucera Fred Kuzel John LaVoie Stephen Lawrence Todd LeVine Judy Luedtke Craig Lundquist Jane Madlund Debbie Mann l Joe McGhoc Ivan Miller Sarah Bryan Miller Tina Mucha Joan Mundell Batty Nelson Lois New: Shelly Nickerson Scott Otterbei n Penny Panek Damn Peterson Elizabeth PliEr Richard Poughcr Cindy Pram Bah Proper Leonard Quiring Jeanne Rachie Jim Rasch Kevin Rattle Karen Reitcr Ed Remus Pam Resong 129 -+ 1., 130 Owen Richardson Joseph Rindcrknecht Gretchen Roth .lan Ryden William Schacht Candy Schaudcr Lin Shanks Rich Schneider John Schroeder Ktis Schuett Stephanie Schultz: Kristen Severson Mahesh Shah Candy Sheridan Vicki Shochey Craig Skooge Carri Skovsled Linda Stahl Donna Stanczak Pat Slrickcr Charles Strotner LynnEve Sturrm Loren Swakow Doug Talbot Doug Thorn Maria Troui Ban nic Tucker Linda Tyler Jeff Vlatowski Joan Vitkus Kris Wall Vicki Walliser Mark Ward Leonard Washington Pam Watkins Jan Weber Nan Weber Linda Webster Marcia Werner Jan Whitehouse Kim Wilson Rick Woodsidc Alice Zukdkay Danna Belt m m e v: a d .m .L Kathy Young . ?.t. h . i u n . T ; .rH-nihhh .III I31 132 FRESHMEN Gregory lMdams Beverly Alston Jeff Anderson Ross Anderson Vicki Anderson Kathi Aspinall Jackson Bain Cecelia Barnes Debbie Barrie Chris Barlschl Sherry Bales Mike Beaumia Dale Bcnno Sherry Bailey Abbie Bettinghaus' Bcv Blanck Cathy Bohn Alan Basworlh Doug J ohnson Vice- Ptesidenl Robin Stevens Corresponding Secretary . rxrlw Debbie Bovec Cindy Brehmer Wendy Bremer Diana Brown Robert Brown Nancy Brusscr Jan Burkhalter Robin Buss: Pam Bye Katherine Carlson Michael Chronquisl Neal Clinton Stephen Crooks Mark Daum Murray Dennison Georgia Diehl Deby Dabs Cheyrl Dobnikar Anita Driver Nancy Duggan Dave Echeibarger Marie Emma Cheyrl Engclking Mark Engen David Englund Chris Erich Frank Fanjoy Barb Feldman Alison Fernite Judi Ferrin Lynn Fielder Barry Fields Robert Finer Janice Fischer Joan Flewers Robert Fraundorf Paul Fretheim Graydon Fuller Dan Gard Robert Gillum Jan Grebcl Alicia Hager +1 I 133 Linda Hale Cynthia Hansen Gar;f Hanson Kim Hanson Gunila Hazuria Mark Heideman Esther Hcistad Susan Hemenway Mark Henderson Kay Hcrrendohler Bob Hayes Howald Hill Vicki Hoekstra Randy Holmes John Houser Amy Huston Karen J acger John Jeanmarie JulieJclinek Nancy Jenkins Dave Jensen Ton Jensen Doug Johnson Linda Johnson R ichard Johnson Edward 103' Bruce King Don Kissack Kathy Klaver Beth Klotz Margaret Kocian Bob Kostelny Laurie Kraft Dahbic Kusch Sue LaBonte Jim Laughlin Jami Lee Chris Leesman Ruth Lcsher Peggy Licbig Bill Lovitt Marty Lundquisl Curl Lusk Susan Maaske Brad MacCalium Martha Magnuson Len Marsch Cindy Marsch Carla Marubio Tom Manick Steve MCG ralh Pam McKinney Craig Larson Don McMurra; Jane McPherson Jean McPherson Nancy, Melvin Ricky Margy Linda Mcsch Bev Mesick Alan Meyer Debbie Miclz Diane Mishovete Steve Mohns Ann M oldcnhauer Jim Mongiat Debbie Mousolitc David Mullikin Carol Nailor Scott Nccdham Linda Novak Marva Oechler Chcyrl Olson Mark Olson Kathleen Panning Sue Pederson Heather Petty Margaret Perch Don Pesko Tamra Pfiug Deborah Poll Suc Prew Bill Price Nancy Quella 135 Roberta Rang Lin Reichwald Richard Richter Richard Roombos Mark Rulh Lisa Rowe Shirley Rosdalovaky Debby Rucff Claire Rutila Don Saran Lori Sarich Bonnie Schmidt Chris Schnepp ' Luann Schoo Alison Schultz I Jody Schulz I am Scott Toni Scott Jeff Selmer John Shenlogran Harvey Shields Carol Shotola Deborah Schroeder Bob Simpson Marcia Sladek Wendy Slapak J an: Slezak Judy Slight I Sue Smicklas I Gayle Smith I David Sodcrsirom Lenard Spalding Kathy Spengler Marl.r Stormer ' Mimi Stavros Gayle Stelich Robin Stevens Nick Stokovich Nancy Slrumph Ruth Suckow Nancy Tapio Fwd Teichen J: 136 ? Cynda Terhark Elem, Tessman Terri Tetzloff Karen Thomas Kim Thorstenson Cyndy Treader Chris Trimhle Mike Trinski Marilyn Tripp Michael Ulrichsen Cindy Volz Jim Vordalc Carol Walker Helene Wasynchuk Jim Weber Denis: WciICr Joanne Wendel Vicki Wierig Sue Williams Davey Wise IaneWiLhers Carol Wilt Elizabeth Wiuman Sue White Connie Wruck Dan Wynslra Aletha Young Lee Zimmerman Todd Zvolanek Patty Zychowski .m --.--...--'-'- '-'1 - W. Wa-a-mml -.4- Man w- . - -; .5 .. - , - .. mu - 138 w Irrl.ll.mdlw11ah.k1h...r. iii?! .L. 9 3 ....... ' .I...n:. ....... . .. L... .. . , . .Wu... 9....JHPFJ-W. Aunt; .......H--Fr,m..La-...--- - n-mm-g; .u 'FM'J: Tr ife College L 140 L E I I III. .L...I.I.l:t.lil..ll ....1... I. III HI; r -I I P- . in :- ibulhvf! t 99 Time is an endless song . . . ROW I: Roberta Rang. Judy Slight. Lorene Sladekt Kim Wilson. Jan Wichman. Loral Schlie. Beth Proper. Leslie Cunningham. Glenna Dudley. Pcnlny Pahek. '1 Kathi Spengler, Debbie Doienshek. MariaTrotti. ROW 2: Debby Dabs. Sue Elliott. Debbie MousoEitet Lynn Smith. Donna Stanczak. Palty Froehhcht Linda Helm. Amy Huston. Linda Kucerat Janita Carsrud. Candy Sheridan. Steve McGrath. ROW 3: Karen Raiter, Jane Slezak, Sue LaBonte. Connie VonRohr, Dawn Mardoian. Holly Heinrich. Jan Bennett. Bath Carlson. Mary Cato. Dan Weber. Nancy Bruszer. Candy Schaudcr. Chris Schneppt Arnold Nelson. Loren Swakowt John Maaske. ROW 4: Jane Madland. Robin Stevens. Ruth Svensson, Joe Stcptyk. Bruce Luetzow. John Seal. Bill Fleischman, Paul Pialnitza. Dale Vanderpoot. Phil Sapienza. Rick Pougher. Steve Benlon. Tom Robinson. Mark Siegworth. Linda Yeaton. STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD Ag -L...--. 144 ROW 1: Jan Carsrud, John Maaske. Ruth Svensone John Seal. ROW 2: Maria Troltit Linr da Helm. Glenna Dudley. Candy Sheridant Bill Fleishman. Slave Benlon. SAB underwent many changes this year in order to become a more mature organization, including a new constitution and organizational structure which provided for greater student representation and input of ideas, an increased budget from the Student Activities fees, a greater concern for pro- fessionalism in the programming of activities, and the sponsorship of more weIl-k n0wn and expensive forms of entertainment. Among the major events sponsored by SAB were concerts by Bread. Siegal- SchwalI Blues Band, and The Byrdst Speakers brought to campus included Senator Ernest Grucn- ing. Pat Paulsen, Mrs. Medgar Evers. and Dick Gregory. Many unusua! events were also provided by the Student Activities Board. am ong them being Roller Derby, the musical production Jesus Christ Superstar, the Hanneford Circus. 3 St. Patrickhs Day Party with green been a 195035 Nos- talgia Weekend, and an interesting demonstration of musical paintings. Many other activities were also presented to the student body such as Home- coming, coffeehouse performers. movies. dances, mini-coneertst poetry readingst art exhibits. a neat market. bus trips, and rental of tandem hikes and toboggans. Overall, the year was one of marked growth for the Student Activities Board. Through the time and effort given by the mem- bers of the student senate and with the help of var- ious student government committees. significant progress in the changing of school policies was made and higher goals and farther reaching activi- ties were undertaken. Projects worked on included establishing a new commuter lou nge. passing a new proposal for women's hours. planning a new teach- er evaluation program. researching the finances of the college, passing the constitutions of two new organizations. raising money for East Pakistan Relief Fund, and honoring Ted Nicholson on his birthday. In its display case. the body strove to in- form students of local, state. and national issues. about the happenings on other campuses. and about what was occuring in student government. They helped sponsor speaker Dick Gregory, two wrestlers to go to the national meet, and two mem- bers to attend the National Student Lobby. The members also appropriated money for purchasing toys for Southern Colony. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ROW 1: Bonnie Schmidt. Rachel Bingea, Pat Stricken Dwight Winkler, Chris Lange, Nancy Jenkins. Carol Gyllenberg. ROW 2: Tom Kieso. Cynthia Jansen. Gwen Richardson. Nancy Bartels. Larry Bauer. Frank Pellegrino. Gary Engstrom. ROW 3: Thomas Robinson. Bruce E. Engstrom. Bruce Luetzowt Don Johnsont JelTMatheus. David Genszler. Mark Farbord, John Houser. ' f.- Iu'u :3 man. teemigjtm , ROW I: Linda Boss. ROW 2'. Torn Robinson. Dwight Winkler. ROW 3: Don Johnson. Tom Kieso. MS -u-. 0.. -.... ROW l: Elaine Jacklim Chris Piethe. Jan Gartzke. Lynne Hasselquist. Pati Zychowski Connie Von Ruhr. ROW 2: Terri Linders. Terri Lovdjieff. Sharon Harrington. .Ian Bennett. Linda Budzein. Mc- lanie chdricksun. A.W.Sk is young women directing their ideas and drive taward bettering condi- tions and living at Carthage. 11 is through their iniiiative that such things as the abol- ishment of signing out. the placing of sophomores on the key system. and the changing of freshmen hours have come about. A.W.S. is also responsible for pian- 031 sewing machines. washers and dryers, and cooking equipment in the dorms. It also sponsors the Big-Liule Sister pro- gram. Homecoming window decorating competition. fire drills, and a bus to Soulhridge at Christmastime. ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS ROW I: Peggy Kister, Kristen SeVerson. Debbie Huuck. Christy Duel. Debbie Dolcnshek. ROW 2: Sharyn Sisk,GailSchulz.Jil1 Wilen. Kathy Fuller. Shcitey Nickerson. ROW 3: Patricia Krucger. Leslie Cunningham. Linda Friedlund. Linda Kuceru. Karen Kucppelcr. Linda Tyler. 146 - 'L-L-p. ..-.. .1 ..;x.... ul - . .. La-uwn..- human, .. ROW l: Judy Lucdkte. Patty Froelich. Chris Picthe. Susan Larson. Lin Shanks. ROW 2: Barbara Almos. Judy Schmidktc. Luralee Madaus. Linda Budzein. Nancy Hcinkel. Jan Bennett. Standards Council is'composed of seven mcm- STANDARDS COUNCIL bers and two assistant dorm coordinators who act as thejudicial body for women students. Manic. Dorm Council exists solely to improve life in the M EN5S DORM COUNCIL ments dorms. Their work is accomplished with the one dollar dues from each male resident and the money from several fund raising projects. ROW 1: Larry Bauer. Mark Harper. Mark Bishop. Ivan Miller. ROW 2: Ed Remus. Charles Strother, Tim Hart. Paul Zach. l4?I ROW 1: Carl Breitlow, Gary Holloway. Bob Urbanus, Tom Durgom, ROW 2: Ken Meyer. Gary Pelerscnh Bob PIaCKO. Jim Kulbeda. Marc White. Brandon Koltz. The R.A.'s are students employed by the college RESIDENT ASSISTANTS who aid and counsel the students oh their Floor. They encourage and promote 3 5001211 and extra- curricular program in the dorm assist bewildered freshmen. and maintain law and order on the H001: ROW 1: Lynne Hasselquisl. Josephine Prescott, Janet Kass. Mary Collins. Pam Pagles. Melanie chricksen. ROW 2: Sandie Schulzc. Jodee Tetling. Debbie Draws. Carol Hnmig, LindaJohnson. Sue Thodc. Kay Anderson. Mary CatoJoyce Wendorf. 'Jl 148 ROW 1: Karen Wolfe, Jane Loyda, Janita Carsrud. Loral Schlie Wice-Chairmam. Leslie Cunningham. Pa, mela Roshorough. ROW 2: Fred Kuzel. Ronald Grayson. Richard Schneider. Arnold Nelson, John Seal. ROW 3: Chuck Johnson tChairmanL Tim Hart. Craig Kastilahn. William Kucera. Ken Green. Dan Gard. Young Republicans consist of po- litically active people who support Republican viewpoints and politics. They held several fund-raising pro- jects throughout the year. Several of the mem bers attended dinners which featured prominent speakers such as Attorney General Warren and Senav tor Goldwater. They also participat- ed in a model legislature held in Madison in the fall and conventions in the spring. The young Republi- cans were also active in campaigns of local hopefuls. especially that of a former Carthage graduate. Torn Mortenson. YOUNG REPUBLICANS POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS CARTHAGE LIBERATION FRONT ROW l: Todd Petersen. Katie Kern. ROW 2: Jan Hepner. Susan Larson. Jon Roth tPresideml. Barb Rosler. Cathy Fish; Gregg Schieve EVice PresJ. Mark Sharpe Ginger Gauger. ROW 3: Bob Dettmane Peter Beck strand. Jim Laughlin. June Edvenson. Kurt Nesgood. R. Ernie Boudar, John Schmeder. K ris Gardner. CLKF. strove to increase student awareness. They were the impetus behind the liberalization of womenhs hours and open visitation and took part in a moratorium peace demon- stration in Chicago. Several mem- bers were active in the Switchboard phone consultation program. 1-19 n-p-u . -m-------u-..r-.-ul - ....-........... ROW l: Karen Berger. Gary Sutton. Alison Fcrnilz. Phil Grasly. Jon A. Telling. Karen Wolfm Michael Maly. Leni Kastens. ROW 1: Cindy Marsh. Bethalynm Dannie. Peggy Hugunin. Jami Lee. Lin Reichwald. Betsy Tessman. Susan Maaske, Cecciia Barnes. ROW 2: Debby.r Rueff. Linda Tigges. Jane Slezak. Kim Hansen. Beverly Blanck. Debbie Mictz. Ann Moldcnhaucr. Lois Neva. Elisa- beih Wittman, ROW 3: Alison Fernitz. Kim Thorstenson, Mike Maly, Jim Averdier, Douglas Johnson. Arnold Nelson, Timothy Diemer. Kathi Klavcr. Marion Giese. ROW 4: Mark Fnrbord. Neal Prchlcr. Torn Bachu, Paul Frclhcim. Michael C. Chronquist. Len Spalding, Glenn Malson. Paul Microw. Richard E. Lange. 'K. CHAPEL CHOIR 150 ROW I: Karen Haines. Kathy Cohagen. Sarah Bryan Miller. Lynne Hasselquist. Diane Howard, Chris Francis. Cathie Glesener. ROW 2: Mary Ackerman. Vivian Peterson. Pam Pagles. Debi Bitter. Andrea Domanik. Elaine Mercer. Terri Linders. Roberta Rang. Peg Gabik. ROW 3: Sue Ash. Edward Gardner. Jon Telling, WIIIiC Moore. Richard Schneider, Tom Wilmn. Willie Schubert. Jane Madland. Rhonda Guehler. ROW 4: Jim Luuon. Gary Wee. Dean Peterson. Ron Springer. Phil Grasly. Leonard Quiring. Steve Gen- ger. Gary Sulton.Jim Rasch. The choirs had a successful year with the theme oftheir concerts centering on The Life OFChrist . The Christmas concert, in which all the choirs par- ticipated. was built around nine Messiah choruses. The Carthage College Choir toured the Midwest during Easter. The repertoire su ng ranged from the traditional Handel t0 contempOrary Charles Ives all the way to selections from Superstar. The chap- el choir performed at chapel services and at a few churches in the area. Chamber choir sang chamber music and madrigals. Under the management of Tom Wilson. the swing choir. which sings popular music. performed for churches. civic groups. and schools, and spread the name of Carthage College throughout Wisconsin. CHAM BER CHOIR ROW 1: Linda Tiggcs. Vivian Peterson. Kim Hansen. Cathie Giesener. Diane Howard. Lynne Hassclquist. ROW 2: Jim Rasche Jim Lumm. Leonard Quiring. Gary Wee. Phil Grusty. Richard Schneider. Arnold Nelsonl Not shown: Sarah Bryan Miller. CARTHAGE COLLEGE CHOIR ROW 1: Chris Swannell. Deborah C. Hauckt Kristine McCoy tPresJ. Christy Due1.Caral Gyllenberg. Bonnie Gardiner. Ellen Barr. ROW 2: Sandie Schulze, Pam Resong, Kathy Reinhard, Patricia Krueger, Donna Stanczak, Kay Erdman, Sharon Harrington. ROW 3: Linda Tyier. Loralee Madaus. Donna Bell. Barbara Conkiin. Tina Mueha, Glenna Dudley. Diane Benno. Carol Huettig. The purpose of Woments Recreation Associa- tion is the promotion of participation in sports and other recreational activities. The association organ- izes intramural activities such as bowling. volley- ball, volley-tennis. gymnastics, basketball. softball. tennis and badmintont All Carthage women are encouraged to participate! In addition. WRA of- fers co-educational volleyball and hopes to expand its co-ed program! For the more skilled women there is intercollegiate competition in the sports listed above. All women are encouraged to try out for teams. Carthage is now the only small college represented in the Wisconsin Womenis Intercolle- giate Athletic Conference. The formation of this conference has increased the level of competition and makes pessible statewide competition on a larger scale. In addition. the women ofWRA spon- sor an annual high school volleyball sportsday. As a money-making project, the women sell conces- sions at must of the ments varsity athletic events. In the spring the women have an annual Spring Awards Banquet. W.R.A. ROW l: Linda Stahi, Gale Jochim. Kris McCoy. Marilyn Fry. Carol Gyllenberg, Bonnie Gar- D ANCE GROUP diner. ROW 2: Wendi Stover. Linda Ekstrom. Margaret Perch. Gloria Greinert. Elaine Jacklint Pati Zychowski. ROW 3: Robin Busse. Cheryl Dobnikak. Donna Stanczakt Kim Hansen, Dee Dee Thayer. Jan Whitehause, Linda Webster. Members of the dance group share the com- mon interest of self-expression through dance. Work nut sessions prepare the students for their formal presentation at the end of the year. 152 Cl Club is a service type organization which tries to enhance the Carthage College athletic facilities. To be eligible for this or- ganization, which is open to both male and female. one must letter in any sport. This yearls big project was installing a carpet in a room in the PEC which can be used by all students, C Club sponsors all sports ban- quets and hands out and purchases all tro- phies. letters, and awards selected by the coaches. The members also work concessions at all basketball games and are in charge of homecoming programs. ROW l: Martyr Casht David Dorak. Todd Teske. Jerry Leih. Ray Passarella. Jeff Martinson. ROW 2: Tom Mohr. Mike KulTel. Phil Slocum. Mark Hale. Ken Henningleld. ROW 3: Gary ht ,, Greene. Caryr Hallert Mark Reisweber, John Nelson. Jeff Ballmer, John McGinly. Dick Allen. C CLUB ROW 4: Tom Joerres, Ml. Robert Peletson tadviserl. Gary Petersen. .lirn Freycnsee. Rich Ander- son, Craig Deaton. Don Johnson. Harry Penington. SKI CLUB Some people view the first downy. white flakes of winter as harbingers of worse things to come but to the ranks of Carthagels Ski Club they mean the beginning of the snow sea- son's joys! Every fall the pre-season meetings get everyone jacked with films of big-name areas out West. the club's own trips. preparato- ry and maintainance hints, and a trip to the Ski Show at McCormick Place. Its executive mem- bers serve all Carthage as a travel agency. fur- nishing information about where to go, where to stay, and what to pay! The major trip this Christmas was to Whitecap and Indianhead in upper Michigan. and there were weekly jaunts to Wilmott for which all members get free trans- portation and reduced rental and lift fees. One ski was the entire years only casualty! utas... . Row 1: Debbie Hauck. Sandie Schulze. Vicki Anderson. Laurie Kraft, Debbie Kusch. Carol Gyllenherg. Debbi Hansen, Diane Galstad. Donna Stanczak. Cindy Payne Debbie Nauta. ROW 2: April Ray. Earlene Reed. Sue Pederson. Diana Brown. Linda Dearsley, Linda Bud- zien. Janice Wiehmann. Leslie Cunningham. Alison Schultz, Dwight Winkler. Stephanie Schultz. Sue Niemann. ROW 3: Tom Schuelke. Scott Sonnenberg. Pam Bye. Robin Stevens. Marty Campbell, Kathie Roberts, Dawn Mardoian, Glenna Dudley. Jody Schultz. Peggy Lie- big. Lynda Helm, Bob McCormac, Chris Schnepp. Debbie Mietz. Bob Newberg. ROW 4: Ste- ven Gengcr. Frank Boynton. Michael Scholzel, Bruce Luetzow. Jim Versino. Skip Cerwin, Rob- in Busse. Paul Price. Jim Kulbeda, Chuck Wahlen. Dave McBryde, Joe Steplyk. Beth Klotz. Richard Lange tPresidenn. Todd LeVine. i ' n .9 k1 '..- -.4.. . '9 9 a: w 24.4? e . - ..m......-... .-,..-?t-..T.-.HMW?.--L LLOYD N. YEPSON PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Psychology Club is open to students who are in- terested in any aspect of psychology. Its activities include lectures by visiting professionals. discussion periods. visits to labs. and partiest ROW I: Mariiyn Fry, Karen L. Wolfe Nice Presidenn. ROW 2: Cheryl Olson. Margaret Perch. Lois Neve. Lorene Sladek, Linda Friedlund. ROW 3: Lynn Smith. David Hayes tPresidentl. Scott Engholt. Dale Olson. Ken Green. REPRESENTATIVES TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Six student leaders and one alternate were selected by Student Government as the first stu- dent representatives to the Carthage Board of Trustees in the history ofthe college The repre- sentatives tried to ref1ect the varying opinions of the student body in the Boards meetings and keep the trustees aware of the many issues which concerned the student population OFCarthage. ROW I'. Sandie Sehulze. Debbie Draws. Linda Boss Ialternatet. ROW 2: Tom Wilson. Tom Kieso. Gary Engstrom. John Seal. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS The main purpose of this organization which welcomes all foreign studentst is to let the stu- dents know the immigration laws with which they must abide. They also work with other or- ganizations in the state, lct American students know about their countries, and let their mem- bers know what is happening in the Carthage community. The organization tries to bridge the gap of understanding between themselves and the American students. Rufeelt R. Bacchus. Mahesh Shah. James Salmi tadvisert. John Pohar. Vinod Shah tPrestdentJ. Not shown: Gunil'd Hozuniu. Edward Mbeche. Tomas Viiufor. Mesjin Huilet Djita Kuurt PHILOCHRISTOS Philoeristos serves anyone who is considering any kind of chureh-amliated profession, In I971- 72, trips were taken to Northwestern Seminary in St. Paul. Minnesota. the Lutheran School of The- ology in Chicago. and Hamma School ofTheology in Springfield, Ohio. Several presentational meet- ings were held. including those on the geography of the Holy Land. and the development of new forms of ministry. such as experimental and inner-city applications. t? ,f 1. L3; .0 ROW 1: Pam Durica, Sue Fischer Nice PresJ. Sharon Greene IIPresJ. ROW 2: Christine Plethe. Margolohnson. Ellen Fredericksen. OLIVER WENDALL HOLMES SOCIETY The various aspectse opportunities, and intri- easies 0fthe legal profession are explored by the Oliver Wendell Holmes Society. Anyone inter- ested in pre-lzlw is encouraged to avail them- selves 0f the assistance the society offers. The society takes various trips to see law in action. FRONT: Margaret Perche Colleen J. Griffin. Sarah Bryan Miller. Annette Grimner. BACK: Mark Bishop. Gary Wee. Timothy Diemer. Dave Echelborger. Douglas Johnson. Leonard Quiring. Kathleen Panning. Joseph Rinderkinechl. Paul Fretheim. S.E.A. Student Education Association is for all inter- ested education majorse and serves as a source of information about teaching trends. professional standards and opportunities. slate teaching con- ventions. and promotes leadership and under- standing in education. SEA is a chapter of Wisv consin SEA. and is affiliated with National SEA. .r n 1-1. A r ROW 1: Suzanne Martin, Dwight Winkler. Elisabeth Heckmunn. Dave DeSnlvo. Timothy Dlemer, ROW 2: Forrest Wells. JOeI Bleeke. Bin Baldoni. Skip Cerwine Randy Beger. Bob Heyse. Charles Slrolhcr :Vice Pres.l. Paul Patterson tPresJ. Greg Clapper. Gary Hunsun. Lar- ry Bauer. ROW 1: Helen McRae. Ahmed Gathing. Josephine Prescott. Karen Thomas. Beverly Alston. Anita Drwer. Sandra Banks. Sherman Martin. ROW 2: Pam Watkins. Dave Wise. Brenda D. Wright lVice PresJ. James Gilbert. Greg Adams. Rosetta Reed. Carol Walker. Murray Dennison. ROW 3: Tommy Holt. Rodney Watker. Harveg, Shields. J1; Jackson Bain. Azie Bonds. Phil Lofton. Willie Berry, Robert Gillum. Rachier A. Mbeche. ROW 4: Wendell Wills. Will Moire. Rick Stokes. Curtis Lusk. Frank Fackier. Reginald Hollowetl. Theresa Cosby. Richard Perry. Jrq Charles Strother. The purpose of the Black Student Un- ion at Carthage is to foster a social life on the campus and within the community. They help new students and each other get to know the campus and some of the things it offers, Some of the things they have done to raise money are to hold bake salest dances, and the Black Talent Show in the Michigan Room. The Black Student Union is working for some changes at Carthage. They would like to initiate a program at orientation to help Black stu- dents become familiar with the campus. They are also working for a full time Black teacher to teach a Black studies class and a full time Black student recrui- ter and a full time Black student counselor. BLACK STU DENT UNION ART STUDENTS LEAGUE SITTING: Laura Nelson. Jake Jacobson. Gail Schultz. Jill Wilen. STANDING: Richard Pougher. Mark Millonas. Gary Jochim, DaVe Kessler. Betty Haupt. The Arts Students League at Carthage consists of students that are art majOrs and students that are just interested in art. They try to find themselves by exploring art in different media. Their organization is trying to acquire the idea that art is a personal thing and that everyone is cap- able of being an artist if they try. They aiso meet for get-togethers and discuss the current trends in the Fine arts area. 156 PHOTO AGENCY Bob Bockmann and Tom Jensen. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS CENTRIQUE SEATED: Anncuc Grimner. Wilma Taguc. Adviser. Judy Kirkpatrick. Ehzaheth Heckman. Karen Wolfe. Lorai Schlie. STANDING: Gary Sutton, Sue Larson, Linda Friedlund. Sun: Prew. u$ l. I. . m..-. . ........'..'.....m......... . . - qua; MMM'W 15? ..-!x hgaul s-v.::'. '. . -..;...-... -;. 158 ROW 1: Leslie Cunningham. Bonnie Tucker. Candy Schauder. ROW 2: Penny Panck. Linda Yeulom Kathy Fischer. Loral Schiie. Candy Sheridan. THE DRIFTWOOD Linda Yeaton ................ EditorrimChief Candy Sheridan ............. Assistant Editor John McGimy .............. Business Manager Mr. Donald Michie ..... m H H , Adviser Wendy Straub .................. Events Editor GaryPetersen SportsEditor Loral Schlic . . . . . . . . . . . . . Organizations Editor Penny Panek ........... ..... Students Editor LindaCooper . .......... .,.....Greeks Editor Leslie Cunningham ..................... Staff Kathy Fischer ......................... Staff Bonnie Tucker ....................... Typist Candy Schauder , ................... Typist Linda Yeaton. Editor-in-Chiefofthc I972 DRIFTWOOD: Candy Sheridan. Assislant Editor. Torn Christensen. Editor ofthe ARROW. The industrious staff ofthe ARROW! THE ARROW Editor .................. ... Tom Christensen Associate Editor ................. Ken Brandt Managing Editor ......... ........ Ron Jaeger Business Manager ........ ...... Bob Urbanus News Editors 7 .. ............ Kathy Martin Mark Millonas Feature Editors ......... . . . . John Paslawsky Bill Bereza Sports Editors .................. Steve Schult7 John Nelson 159 .v- xwrrrnw-ql nm.-....- .. q... . . ...-.-::-.2.hh.... . gave. ,..-,...,,......., -.,.....:.+...... h. . . , - , . -..-h . . .h. ...., h-h; '9 1 LOS CARTAGINESES 5 Members of L05 Cana- gineses must have a knowl- edge of the Spanish lan- guage and an interest in the Spanish world. The club has .1 decorated the Spanish I l room. had sangria parties. and Spanish table during ' I theyear. ROW l: Lorraine Sarich. Peggy Nicholson. President: Kristen Severson. Donald Koch. Adviser: Maria Trotli. Ruth ' Laher. Gary Holloway. ROW 2: Peggy Licbig. Kulhy Young. Pat Fessendon. Claudia Berg. Guy Hicks Jr.. Advisor: Beverly AlstonA ROW 3: Julie DeBruyneh Gail Duhaniewicz, Pam McKinney Marion Giese, John Hyrilsis. Janice Her- get. Marsha Cover, David Wheeland. LES GAU LOIS ROW I: Cindyf Dingwall. Rafcck R. Bacchus. Penny Panekh Irene Klaemer. Adviser: Cindy Brchmer. Vinod Shah. 1. : ROW 2. Marion Gieseh President: Pam Resnngh Cecelia Barnesh Linda Johnson, Kathleen Panning, ROW 3: Sue Gun- l son. Pal Johnson. Janice Rydcn. Jan Grebcl. Julie Busch. .I French Clubh or Les Gau- . I I loish is a group of students ', ! interested in France and the l French language. The ciub I. , gets its name from the first ' I tribe of men that settled in France. Members made use '. . of French culinary secrets , l by preparing a French din- .I ' ner at Christmastime and desserts for after their I meetings. 'U'I. ROW l: Pam Durica. Kristen Severson. Pat Strickcr. Claudia Berg. Debbie Hauck. PeggyNtcholson.Pre51dent; Mariann Powers. ROW 2: Gail Dubanicwicz. Betty Hauplt Susan Lamont Leeann Lochrkc. Connie Von Rohrt Bonnie Tuckcrt Dru Occhlcrt Vinod Shah. ROW 3: Marion Gicse. Sue Gunsun. Put Johnsunt Pal Fessendcn. Jay Zvolanek. Glenna Dudley David Wheelandt Guy Hicks .Ir. Alpha Mu Gamma is a national foreign Ian- guagc honor society. To gain membership. 0m: ALPHA MU GAMMA must have at least three semesters of foreign Ian- guagt while in college and earn gradcs of B or better. The club sponsored the Mission Hills Pro- ject at Carthage this year. .-.-...---.h.. -..-wu- - S.A.I. ROW 1: Cynthia MacKinnon. Vivian Peterson. Lynne Lathropc. Pam Paglcs. Diane Howard, Lynne Hassclquist. President. Sigma Alpha Iota is an international profes- sional music fraternity for women. Membership is based on scholarship. musicality. and contri bution t0 the school and the music department. S.A.It helps to propagate and promote music for the school and surrounding community. It supports the international music fund and the S.AJ. Foundation as well as a local fund which awards two scholarships a year. This year Saw the establishment of an annual formal music recital. 161 Scholarship. leadership. character. and the ability to transmit and pre- serve Carthage traditions and spirit are the key qualities which mark se- nior women eligible for this honor- ary fraternity, which is modeled af- I ter the nationai women's honorary. 'II' Motar Board. One must have .3 ' above the school average and be ac- tive in at least two other campus organizations. This year they held a banquet for sophomore Alpha Lambda Delta members. and they also have a banquet for newly select- ed members in the spring. -'-;.:', ROW l: Susan Fischer. Debbie Brews, Melanie Henricksen. ROW 2: Janna Carsrud. Carol Huettigt Joyce Wendorf. rnwpnr-n . SIGMA LAM BDA BLUE KEY .E ROW l: Craig Deaton. Vinod Shah. John McGinty. ROW 2: Don Johnson. Gary Petersent John Malzan, John . Seal. tnot pictured: Torn Kieso. Dwight Winklen. Blue Key is an organization designed to give recognition to outstanding men students who have been good student leaders. They are selected for such things as being able to work effectively with the administration and the students at Carthage. They strive to improve the college as a whole so it will be a fine educational institution. 162 ROW l: Annette Grimner. Gretchen Retthx Kathyr Cohagen. Leni Kastens. Maria Trotli. Kristen Severson. Carol Gyllenberg. ROW 2: Chris Francist Christine Piethe. Elaine Mercer. Jody Rigg. Vicki Shockey. Glenna Dudley. Lois Nave. ROW 3: Kathy Marlin. Fatty Froehlich. Connie Von Rohr. Sherene Kallevik. Karen Rei- ter. Sue Peterson. Cindy Payne. Chns Laingt tNot piclured: Linda Yeaton. Presidenl. Diane Hammy. ALPHA CHI ETA SIGMA ROW l: Hank Belusa,.l0hn Lavoie. qucrt Kendall, Alan Ros'aey. David Dorukt ROW 2: Barry Horck. John Mulzan. Dennis Monroe. Mike Fagert Scolt linghull. John Seal, Hurry Pcninglon. Craig LcRctte, Wesley Von Seggern. An outstanding grade point of3.5 or better during the freshman year is the eligibility factor For this national honorary women's sorority. with all women who have achieved this merit being admitted. LAM BDA DELTA The Chi Eta Sigma fraternity at Carthage is an honorary organiza- tion for men. It is to reward those men that have achieved a 3.5 or bet- ter grade point average during their freshman year. The aim or goal of the fraternity is to further scholastic achievement among the men at Carthage. 163 w..m Students that are active and interested in the theater at Carthage can become a member of Alpha Psi Omega. a National Honorary Dramatics Fraternity, It helps to bond all the students that are interested in the theater together. One of the projects that Alpha Psi Omega presents is the an- nual childrerfs production. Towards the end of the year they hold a semi-annual banquet to look back upon the events of that year. ALPHA PSI OMEGA PI KAPPA DELTA The National Honorary Forensics Fra- ternity, Pi Kappa Deltat is a fraternity organized to promote interest in intercol- legiate speech activities and debate. They accomplish this by providing cooperatiOn and leadership through the art of public speaking. One ofthe activities that Kappa Delta Sponsors is the high school tourna- ment for forensics and debate each fall. 164 ROW 1: Pal Stewart. Laura Nelson, Rhonda Sprecher. Janis Baker, Randy Gullickson. ROW 21J. W. Ruyle. Carol Lewis. Russ Fear. Dale Loefflcr. Mark Siegworlh. Maggie Schmidt tPres I. Gary E. V053, Ray Spoor. HONORARY FRATERNITIES ROW 1: Rhonda Sprecher. Suellen Finer, Maggie Schmidtt Lynne Sabljak tPresidenU. Sharyn Sisk ROW 2: Paul Patterson, Susan Fischen Mark Siegworth, Ross E. Gearhart tsponsory. !: . . : , '. ' . i', I PHI MU EPSILON Math. physics. and pre-engineering are the majors and minors that unite the exacting minds of these students. Anyone who has com plated at least 3 courses in these fields with a 3.0 or better in these courses is eligible for this honorary fra- ternity. which gathers to stay informed of the many aspects of their flelds and to learn of the professional opportunities available to them. ROW 1: Donna Slanezak, Holly Heinnck, Jan Wichmann. ROW 2: Ken Henningfeld. Mr. Hartley Glaess tadviserl, David Gustafson. THETA CHI DELTA Chemistry majors who have completed the sufficient number of courses with the req uired or better grade point are eligible for this honoraryr fraternity. Professional opportu nities are dis- cussed. and an initiation banquet is given to honor new members. FRONT: Kenneth L. Hamm. BACK: Janice Wichmann. Paul Hansen. Jr.. Hoily Heinrich. Robert L. Hade. Carl Breillow tPresidentl BETA BETA BETA Beta Beta Beta is a national honorary biologi- cal fraternity open to those students who attain proficiency in biological studies. The fraternity strives to stimulate interest and enjoyment in the life sciences through sponsorship of field trips. lectures. and mildly intellectual social gatherings. ROW l: Melanie Henrieksent Putty Froehlich. Margaret Libner. Louise Pitsch. Cheryl Elgh. ROW 2: Jay Zvoianck. Gertrude. Walter R. Sulur tttdviscrjn. Franklin Fleming, Brandon Koltz. 165 I'vt. 166 ROW I: chgy Kistcr. Chris Swannell, Pat Slrickcr. Lcni Kastens. Kathleen chsch. Kristen Severson, Eunice Kanwischcr. Cindy Dingwall. Grclchen Roth, ROW 2: Beth Proper. Janice Wilson Lynne Lalhrope. Karen Larson. Cathie Glcsener. Sharon Gucn- lhner. Toni Katsenca Dru Occhler. Pamela Rnsborough. ROW 3: Janita Carsrud. Leeann Loehrkc. Elaine.- Mercer. LindaJohnson. Linda Yeaton. Glenna Dudley. Ginger Gaugcr. Barbara Conklin. Nancy Brustrnann. PI DELTA'CHI Leni Kastens, Elaine Mercer. Pal Stricken and Ginger Gauger make bur- lap flowers for the Homecoming Bazaar. Pi Delta Chi is the campus service organization for women students. It offers girls the opportunity to take part in many volunteer service projects. This year's special projects included an Easter Egg Hunt for the children of faculty and staff members. visits to area rest homes, and making stuffed ani- mals for the children at Southern Colony. Annual projects included survival kits, distributed during Enals week. and the homecoming bazaar. ROW 1: John Malzan, Larryr Bauen Mark Bishop. Fred Body Brcm Anderson. ROW 2: Tom Wilson. Thomas Robinski. Mark Harper. John Maaske. Mike Thomas. ROW 3: Bill Brockmann. Chuck Johnson. Dan Gard. Karl Keup. Mike Zeiss. Robert Brown. John Seal. Members are getting the Chrisln1aslrcefurlhcl.AS huildingh CIRCLE K Circle K is an international service organization serving Carthage and the community. Among its many projects. Circle K published free student directories. distributed Thanksgiving food boxes to needy familiesh provided and decorated the huge Christmas tree in the LAS lobby and was vitally involved in Racinehs Saturday Morning Club and Kenoshahs Muitiple Sclerosis drive. At the district convention the Carthage club captured all service awards. 16? ' ROW l: Mike Rhomas. Kenneth D. Meyer, Ron Jaegcr. Randy Boulam Mahesh Shah. Rafeek Rx Bacchus. ROW 2: Steve Genger. Jay Zvolanek. Rich Macal. . William Brockmann. W. B. W. Mauch. Gary Sutton. Robert Kendall. Richard Schneider. ROW 3: Ronald Grayson. Mark L. Snider. Carl Breitlom Craig Sanger. Gary Wee. Fred Kuzel, Leonard Quiring. Tom Babu1a Craig Kastilahn. Tim Hart. ALPHA PHI OMEGA Omicron Mu chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, na- tional service fraternity founded on the principles of leadership. friendship, and service. enjoyed an active year of service to the campus. community, and nation. in addition to a year of greatly in- creased membership and social activities. The at- l brothers of Alpha Phi Omega performed many services including bartending for all-school beer ; parties. assisting with registration. operating paper ' ' recycling drives, hosting a Christmas Party for needy children, helping with chapel services, han- dling Peace Corps and Vista campaigns on campus. running Parentsa Weekend registration holding pancake breakfasts, and many others. In addition to these services, Alpha Phi Omega participates in 'a full social program including a Halloween party. --7 beach parties, beer parties. a homecoming banquet, and the spring formal at the Lake Geneva Playboy Club. ROW 1: Frank Petlegrino. Mike Cork. Gary Jochim. Bob Newberg. Dwight Winklen Doug Hepner. Joe Stcplyk. ROW 2: Dr. Carpenter xiadvisen. Larry Theis. Robert A. Strykowicz. Allan Meyer, Bruce Luetzow. Richard E. Lange, Bruce Hamblcn. Bob Urbanus. ROW 3: ML Don Johnson hdviscrL Randy K. Johnson. Marc White, Paul Zach. Kent Gaerlner, Hank Dulin.Pau1Price,Mark Miritz. Gordie Hubbs. Prof. Donald Faulkner. PI SIGMA EPSILON Pi Sigma Epsilon is the national professional fra- ternity of Marketing and Sales Management. Open to all interested students, PSES main goals are to instill in its members a sense of honon prick: and leadership in the marketing and sales Fields. In addition to selling the ads for the ARROW, PSE sponsors projects throughout the year to further a professional interest in marketing and sales. . ;' - 5' . .rsmni r' - van...- -4 2: LT.- 159 INVOLVEMENT . . . !?0 sl: 1N . . -.. .-J Alone on the beach . . . YET 1?? :51: With thoughts and dreams of tomorrow. 17 3 9 Remember the good times . . .3 GREEKS .:.'.'.2- .'..':.u..' uv' '-. 5.: l?6 The Kappa Chis had a meaningful year. Kappa Chi worked together in their annual Powder Puff football game which is held to raise money for a special educationecenter. They learned to work to- gether with the K-Phis at the Kappa Kaper Hal- loween Party. Kappa Chits year saw the sisters of the sorority brought closer together at the Alum- nae Luncheon during Homecoming, and at the Winter formal dinner dance at the Fireside Inn in Fort Atkinson. ROW 1:5ue Sinks. Elaine Jacklin. Diane Galslad. Marilyn Fry. Debbie Hansen. Arlene Eklundt Chris Francis. Kandy Fitzpatrick Lynne Sabljak. ROW 2: Kathy Young. Ellen Kasper. Debbie Windl. Sue Elliott. Rita Schmude. Janet Kass. Vicki Walliser. Ingrid Brynjolfsson. Linda Webster. Kathy Martin. ROW 3: Vicki Morton, Robin Dauglas. Rachei Bingea. Martha Campbell. Kim Kilday. Debby Burgy. Cherie Winfield. President: Beverly Larson, Kim Robertst Sue Niemann. Sandy Niemann. ROW 4: Mary Collins. Gina Markadonis. Jeanne Rachie. Jan Carlson. Jan Claffcy. Dee Dee Thayer. Rhonda Guehler. Kathie Roberts. Debbie Draws. Ellen Fredericksen. Janice Herget.Ju1ie Keller. Debbie Mannt Marsha Cover. KAPPA CHI OMEGA HKAPPA CHIS,9 . - J; - --- . $ 3 '- 3 u u. . L U 'l u , .. u i - - F'I '. F M. . P'! . , ., .6. l; r n. l ,4 - - . t l- . ll : 1 I ll, v.2 .. x .. - n- - . .- I. '0 - .. I . '. l -t . l -L.'. I...- l - i .. 'ZH' - - 2-.- . -JF-,...:..- - ..-. ..- . r ' . ,l r l'- n: l 3.: ' ROW 1: Sue Stank. Barb Angcrl Gloria Greincr1.Touic Sprakcr. Josephine Prescottl Carol Gyllenberg. Kalhy Kicnappei. J0 Myers. ROW 2: Mar- cia Werner, Cheryl Houdek. Sara Anderson Linda Dearsleyl Gail Schulz. Chrisiine Piethe. Linda Budzien. Jeanne Desing. Terri Lovdjicl'i Penny Panek. ROW 3 .' Holly Heinrich. Mary Magnuson. Claudia Hughesl Kathy Kauffman. Sharon Harrington. Lynn Rcschenbetgl Pally Fruehiich, Danna Goclz. Janet Moorc. Nancy Hcinkel. Jill Wilcn. ROW 4: Belly Haupl. Becky Dicmcr. Melanie Henrickscn. Sue Mintnerl Faye Knorr. Jovce Wendolf. Janna Ehmunl Jean Mundclll Barb Carlsonl Mary C310. Siephanie Schulz. Sherene Kallevik. ' KAPPA PHI ETA llK-PHISll The K-Phis have participated in a variety of ac- tivities this year including luffy apple sales at home football games. working on homecoming decora- tions. playing in the Powder Puff football game against Kappa Chi. also holding Kappa Kapers Halloween Party with Kappa Chi. We have donat- ed money. books. and toys to a Racine Day Care Center and Thanksgiving baskets to needy Keno- sha families. This year was crowned with the Win- ter Formal held at the Abbey in Lake Geneva. and will come to an end with the Founders Day Rose Banquet for actives and alumni. A summer retreat will also be held. 1?? 31A '? .1 ',,;;L'..'..'.' ... mull? Pi Theta Sorority has many annual events. Our year starts off with our campus and window deco- i rations and our Homecoming Brunch. Mardi Gras is our costumc party. Al Chnstmastime we havc . ' our Christmas bazaan we carol in the dorms 10 get money for Southern Colony children. and our i Christmas Party. Our Sweetheart Formal is held f near Valentines Day. Other events include Foun- ders Day Luncheon. Beta Phi Epsilon's Darby Day, Muscular Dystrophy Drive and Greek Week. E! In everything we do the women of Pi Theta try to stress individuality and unity within our sisterhood. 1i PI THETA 611T. 1 13455534? ROW 1: Mary IBieder-maln. Cherie Surzyn. Bonnie Lowe. Nancy Limpensel, Toni Tcske. ROW 2:C01lcen Grifl'ln. Karen Bjurk. Lorene Sludck. Sue Sm'lh- Judy RISE. VICklc Reynolds. Barbara Almus. ROW 3: Cindy Payne. Tina Pollock. Debbie Naulu. Donna Smmyck. Shuryn Sink. Chris Lalng. ROW 4: Pal Johnson. Diane Bennu. Candy Schaudcr. Dawn Moore. Candy Sheridan. Kay Anderson. Aplil Ru'xz Mary Ackcrnmn. 17'8 7-: .- - ::--,v , Th-.-c;g.u-----d--A-M ROW 1: JeannelGruettneI.lKaren Haines. Karen Wolfe: Susan Fischer. Sharon Green: ROW 2: Nancy Brustrnann. Margo Johnson. Nancy Hoffw Elani-iodee Temng Prcmdent. Karen Larson. Bryan Miller. ROW 3: Linda Cooper. Karen Reiter. Janet Buell. Glenna Dudley. Caroline Pearson. Cue ode. SIGMA ALPHA CHI :ALPHA CHISaa The sisters of Sigma Alpha Chi enjoy having fun together. and our many social events throughaut the year give us a chance to do just that. Social functions include a RegistratiOn Day Pizza party. bowling party. Halloween party at Pelrifying Springs: Moonlight and Mistletoe Formal at Christmastimc. roller skating party. spring Steak Fry, and a Scnior-Alumni Banquet to end the year. Working together on service projects such as sell- ing U nicef Christmas cards and participating in thc Muscular Dystrophy Drive: and working together during rush all help strengthen our unity and sisterhood. 1?? :-.' -- . ' . ....'u'1' -;. .;-....:.... .9: . .. ..., -.- : -.: - - - .. .--. --. 4:- : :; humilii'! . t? '.- 1Pll'w , tgttr mmmgimmt umn '6 t6 - V QM, $. 2; l 9 I f ' ROW 1: John Henkel. Dennis Monroe. Brandon Koltz. Steve Mclnlosh. Tom Mohr. Tom Durgom. ROW 2: Chuck Leonard. Jim Bernardit Jim 6 ! Immet Steven Nelson. Ed Peterlinz. Dale Oison. Joe Stepnik. ROW 3: Landis Thompson. Ted Brueggemannt Gregory W. Louden. Brian Scheunen f . mann. James Reemtsma. Steve Larson. Charles Strother. 15' t i i , I if i BETA PHI EPSILON VSQUIRESV -1 T.- I. at The Squires returned to campus this fall with : , their usual lusty zest for life. They constantly.r con- a . vey this enthusiasm throughout the year. They - build their custormary float for Homecoming which took first place this year. and held a mixer for members and parents. Other activities include the Pumpkin Grand Prix. raising money for the printing of the Theatrets Playbill. decorating the i union for Christmas sponsoring their annual Derby Day and participating in the all Greek Muscular Dystrophy Drive. The social highlights were the annual Hell's Angels Party. the Paddy Murphy party, the Roaring Twenties Party, and their an- nual Dream Girl Formal. QEKY 1;;t-A. A 180 As usual the Dons Siress the qualities of unity and brotherhood, as seen in their athletic, academr ic. community and social endeavors. The Dons arc the current intramural basketball champs. defend- ing Grcck Olympic champs. and have at least one member on every varsity sport. The Dons had sev- cn members listed in ths Who in American Col- leges and Universities. Donkey basketball was again held. as was the annual canned food drive at Thanksgiving. and the gathering ofChristmas pre- sents For Southern Colony Thesocial calendar was highlighted by the Christmas party at Petrifying Springs and the formal at Tuckuway Country Club in Milwaukee. DELTA NU DMEBA DELTA OMEGA NU DONS, 565T; ;.' .'.'.' .:.;-.::. :.:'..'..: :'....:.-.:--.--.:H...,'31:mn......j '-'- ' GV----r -... - - - ..5 hr ...-- inn...- - w .. H... Tau Delta Psi. the Buffs. have many activities. Social events includc a St. Vinccnfs Party. Hul- loween party. Pajama Party. and pledge active par- ties. The annual Buff auction is held to raise money for a worthwhile cause. The spring formal was a . great end to a year that saw a display of fraternal l' solidarity and a stronger active -- alumni relationship. TAU DELTA PSI BUFFALOS 3 '41:; . a! ,4. '9 .-. .Pa. W- .34.? ROW 1: Gary HoIIvaray Mike Cork. Dwight Winkler. Gordie Hubbs. Dennis Ziegler, ROW 2: Scott Sonnenberg, Jon Telling. Bill Madson. Tony F 1ck. Frank Pellegr1n0.ROW 3: Fred Bchnkc Lorry Vandcr Mculcn. Frank Boynlon. Richard l.ange..lohn M. Kyrilsis ROW 4: Rich Bclzer.Ken1 sCmcrtner Ken Sajeske. Paul chh. Karl Keup Rich Carey. 182 The Turtles continued their policy of social and service 10 the college and community as a whole. Tau Sigma Chi sponsored and organized their annual Muscular Dystrophy Drive with the help of eight other Greek organizations. Other activities included fraternily parties and the formal. Playboy Weekend. to close the year socially. TAU SIGMA CHI TURTLESa ROW1:Craig Demon. Zaki Skaria. Tiger Lilly. Jon E. Simpson. Paul Ociepkm Hachct Bauers. Vince Paluchi. ROW 2: Mark Whegls. Thus Joerrcs. Smilc Karusck. Kankakee Lambert. Salch Tcske. Hoocha Drcsch III, Dream Roebken, ROW 3: George Lugam Sonny Pissonm Klrk. Rolscoc Nas- cwvltch. BXSA Piulniuu. Ernie Kencrskl. D. Heliund. ROW 4: Barabuu Ahoy. Doug TulhutL Mark Burger. Rocky Vllkus. Rook. Chns Teevun. VLO. Guy L. Herbert. Psychedelic Schucht. 183 -w-k----:-- ma'; 1: ...... ' ---- N --r- --'- -': a...,--n'- - ..-..' ---..--.-.-a-v--.--.. -g-.-l . . .- Wt??? ..,. gt V v' rm l I ROW 1: Dave De Salvo. Sieven Clawsom DJ Heitman. Jeff Kiel, Jim Gillenberg Ron Hauscr. Ken Brandt. ROW 2: Hank Belusa. Doug Erick, I Wesley Von Seggcrn. Gary C. Nelson. President: Bob Urbanus. Geoffrey Schlichlcr. John Johnston. ROW 3: Glenn Caithamer. Bill Maikasian. Chris Kindcrn. Tom Hurckes.G.Wi1Iiam Bercza. Skip Cerwin. Mark Hale. Ralph Teutsch Rickeye Lee. ROW 4: Marc While. Chuck Malek. Rob WatersJeff BainbridgeJon Reign. Phil Sapienza. Paul Price, Franky Dieiuca. Fransass Rus Jr.. Donald KisielewskL ' TAU SIGMA PHI' TAU SIGSS, . A great variety of private parties, intramurals. i and service projects are included in the Tau Sigk annual schedule of activities. 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Madsen Mr. 8: Mrs.Wi1bur Moehring Dr. 8c Mrs. Edward Niccolai Dr. Richard Powell Dr. Leon J. Regner Dr. John L. Regner Dr. C. A. Sattbler Mrs. Donald Schieve .. ...-div -H,,.,-;'....... .. . ' .-.-.---- , - .1... . :-.:.-...-. .-:.--.- .. .... 7..- -.-.,'.. .. ., ...- ..-- .. ... - mm u-..J..........-..-.-.--- - ,.. t -- ' ....-.n. 201 I .Ill.... . . n. rI-u I. ffF-uiibi 1.1w 202 L.Ill.... . l ... II... .1 203 1: CARTHAGE By the Lake . . . 205 206 H. -grv 208 209 u.-,. .- 210 ..,- .. ..'. - -.---. -a: ::., -'- Jaba-LLh-W :'-:.-. ,1- yimLW , Senior Index A BARBARA LU ALMOS Elementary and Special Education Pi Theta Wice President, Presidenn, SEA. Standards Council. Student Judicial Board. RICHARD C. ANDERSON Mathematics Baseball, Basketball. EC Club, Delta Omega Nu Ureasuren. Men's Dorm Council. MARILYN HARLEEN AYERS An Art Students League, Beads LisL DRI FTWOOD, Kappa Chi Omega Secretary; B RAFEEK R. BACCHUS French Alpha Phi Omega, International Students Association. JEFFERY THOMAS BAINBRIDGE Business Administration Football, Student Government, Tau Sigma Phi, Track. LAWRENCE MICHAEL BAUER Political Science Circle K Urcasurerh Junior Class Vice Chairman. Mcnk Dorm Council, Oliver Wendall Holmes Society. Senior Class Chairman. Student Government, Student Judicial Board, Tau Sigma Chl, ths Who in American Colleges. DIANE J. BENNO Physical Education Pi Theta Wresident, Treasured. Pom Pons, SEA. WRA. GEORGE WILLIAM BEREZA Political Science ARROW, Freshmen Orientation Committee. Interfratcrnity Council Wrcsidcnu. Tau Sigma Phi Vicc President. Secretary. KAREN ANN BERGER Elementary Education ARROW. AWS4 SAB,.SEA Swing Choir. KAREN AMINDA BJORK Elementary Education Dean's List, Pi Theta Gecretaryh SAB, SEA Ski Club. FREDERICK DANIEL BODY Business Administration A RROW. Circle K. Delta Omega Nu. Freshmen Orientation, Soccer. Student Publications Board. CARL O. BREITLOW Chemistry Alpha Phi Omega Nice Presidentj, Dcank List. Men's Darm Council. Resident Assistant, Theta Chi Delta mrcsidenn. C JANITA LEE CARSRUD Elementary and Special Education Alpha Lambda Delta. Dean5s List. Honors List, Omicron Phi Alpha WTCSidcntL Pi Delta Chi. Sigma Lambda. SAB Secrclarn. Young Republicans Gemstaryj. CHERYL LEE CERNAK Elementary Education Acapella Choir, SEA. JAMES EVAR CHRISTELL Art Art Students League, Pi Sigma Epsilon. THOMAS J. CHRISTENSEN Social Science ARROW Masociate EditOr. EditorL Blue Key WresidentL Dearfs List, Delta Omega Nu Secretaryj. Student Publica- tions Board, Student-Faculty Judicial Board Who's Who in American Colleges, Who's Who in Fraternities and Sororities. MARY JANE COLLINS Elementary and Special Education Kappa Chi Omega. Pom Pom Resident Assistant. SEA, Ski Club. FRANK PETER COLUMBUS Business Administration Veterank Club. MICHAEL JON CORK Business Administration Chi Eta Sigma. Dcarfs List, HonOrs List. Pi Sigma Epsilon. Resident Assistant. Tau Delta Psi tPresidentL ths Who in American Colleges. D LINDA JEAN DEARSLEY Elementary Education Deank List. Kappa Phi Eta. Pi Delta Chi. SAB. Ski Club. SEA. CYNTHIA JANE DINGWALL French and Elementary Education Chapel Choir. French Club. Pi Delta Chi. SEA. ANDREA MARIE DOMANIK Biology Acapella Choir. Dearfs List. Honors List. 211 .-: r-:-'.::i.':l ':;t:.:'.tir.u:gw' - A L. BARBARA KAY DOPKE Physical Education Womenss Intercollegmte Athletics: Basketball. Softball UVIVPLTennissVolleyball;WRA. DEBORAH HELEN DREWS Sociology Alpha Lambda Delta sPresidenU. Band. Deanss List. Gamma Kappa Alpha Honors List. Kappa Chi Omega tPrcss identL Phi Beta Kappa Sophomore Scholar. Resident Assist- ant. Sigma Lambda tPresidcntl. Spiclmun Award. LINDA JEAN DUBANIEWICZ Elementary Education. GL ENDA SUSANNA DU FONS Physical Education Dean's List. Honors List. WRA. PAMELA LYNN DU RICA Elementary and Special Education Alpha Mu Gamma. Chapel Choir. SEA Urcasurerl E CHERYL LOUISE ELGH Biology Band. Beta Beta Beta. Dean's List. GARY GENE EKGSTROM Chemistry Chemistry Fellowship. Choir, Dean's List. Freshmen Orienta- tion Committee, Student Government, Theta Chi Delta. F SUELLEN FINER Speech and Theater Arts Dean's List, Freshmen Orientation Committee sCo-C hair- manj, Kappa Phi Eta. Pi Kappa Delta, Sigma Lambda, Sigma Tau Delta, Sophom ore Vice Chairman, Student Government, Student Judicial Board. Whoss Who in American Colleges. SUSAN MARIE FISCHER English Alpha Lambda Della Secretary. Alpha Mu Gamma, AWS. AWS Scholarship. Chapel Choirs Deanss List, Honors List, Pi Kappa Delta. Sigma Alpha Chi Wise President. Treasurers, Sigma Lambda. Sigma Tau Delta LPresidenU, SEA Wice President; Who's Who in American Colleges. ELLEN JEAN FREDERICKSON Elementary Education Acapella Choir, AWS, Freshmen Class Secretary, Freshmen Orientation Committee. Kappa Chi Omega UreasurerL SEA. G VICTOR K. GEIB Psychology Deanss List. 212 GLORIAGENEGREINERT Elcmcnlary and Special Education Alpha Lambda Della, Chapel Choir, Cheerleader. Dance Group. Deanss List. Honors Lists Kappa Phi L'tu sSccrcturyL SEA. SHARON LEIGH GUENTHNER Sociology Pi DeltaChi. SUSAN PATRICIA GUNSON French Alpha Mu Gamma. French Club. International Students Kappa ChiOmcga. H KAREN ANITA HAINES Psychology Acapella Choir. Alpha Mu Gammas Chapel Choir. Pi Delta Chi, Sigma Alpha Chi. LINDASUE HALUSKA Spanish Alpha Mu Gamma, Deanss List. Pi Delta Chi. CARYJOHN HALLER History C' Clubs Delta Omega NLL GolHCaptainL SAB. BRUCE EDWARD HAMBLEN Economics and English Pi Sigma Epsilon sPresidenU. Student Government, Tennis. DEBORAH LYNN HANSEN Elementary and Special Education AWS. Greek Court. Kappa Chi Omega sSecretaryL SEA. Ski Club. SHARON LEE HARRINGTON Business Administration and Economics AWS tPresident. TreasurerL Kappa Phi Eta Urcasurerl WRA. CAROLYN MARIE HARRIS Social Science AW84 Dean's List. Honors List, Oliver chdall Holmes Society sSecretaryL Phi Alpha Theta, Student Government. SHARON RAE HART Sociology AWS. SAB, WRA. ANN MARIE HARWOOD Elementary and Special Education Chapel Choir, Deanss List, Pi Delta Chi, SEAs Spanish Club. LYN NE ELAINE HASSELQUIST Elementary Education and Music Acapella Chair, AWS, Chamber Choirs National Education Music Association. Resident Assistant, Sigma Alpha Iota sPresidenn, SEA. CARLA ELIZABETH HAUBRICH Sociology DcunCs List. Pi Delta Chi Wresidenu. DEBORAH COLLEEN HAUCK Physical Education, Social Science Alpha Mu Gamma. AWS, Law Club, Psychology Club. SA B. Ski Club. Womcnk Intcrcollcgiulc Athletics: Tennis. Track. WRA. Ml-IANIEANN HENRICKSON Biology AWS IVicc Presidcnu. Beta Beta Beta. Kappa Phi Eta. Pan- hcllcnic Council ITreasurerL Resident Assistant. Sigma Lambda, Standards Council. WRA. DOUGLAS ALLEN HEPNER Business Administration Pi Sigma Epsilon. JOSEPH JOHN HERNANDEZ Sociology URSULA ROSALIE HOLCZER German AWS, DRII- TWOOD. SAB. Ski Club Womchs Intercolle- giate Athletics: Volleyball, WRA. Young Republicans. GARY CHARLES HOLLOWAY Spanish Fraternity Assistant, Freshmen Orientation Committem IFC Wice President. Treasuren. Spanish Club. SEA. Tau Deita Psi tTreasurerL CAROL IRENE HUETTIG Physical Education Alpha Lambda Delta, AWS. Dean's List. Honors List, Pi DCI- ta Chi Ureasurcn, Resident Assistant. Sigma Lambda Urea- suren, Standards Council. ths Who in American Colleges: WomenCs Intercollegiate Athletics: Basketball, Softball, Ten- is. VolleybaiL WRA Wreasurcr. Outstanding Semen. J ELAINE H.JACKLIN Physical Education AWS, Dance Group. Kappa Chi Omega. Panhcllenic Council Wice Presidenn. SAB. Track Court. DONALD ll JACOBSON Art Alpha Phi Omega, ARROWC Art Students League, Junior Class Vice President. SAB. JERRY ALAN JANSON Physical Education Bascbatl. Basketball, Fellowship ol'Chriinan Athletes. Foch baIL Tau Sigma Chi. MARCIA ANN .IERDE Elementary and Special Education SEA GARY R1 JOCHIM Art Art Studems League, Pi Sigma Epsilon, Tennis. DONALD HARRY JOHNSON JRC Elementary Education. History Blue Key: C' Club, Dean's List. Delta Omega Nu. Men's Dorm Council. National Student Register. SAB, Student fi -'CT'I'InlL l lPresidcnt. V'icc Prcsident.Chaim1an 0fthe Sen- :r . :. u'htl Whe in .Kmurigun Colleges. Wrestling. LINDA LOU JOHNSON Elementary and Special Education AWS, Freshmen Orientation Committee. Pi Delta Chi, Resi- dent Assistant, SEAC Standards Council. MARGO MARIE JOHNSON Elementary and Special Education SEA, Sigma Alpha Chi Secretaryy PATRICIA JEAN JOHNSON French Alpha Mu Gamma. AWSC French Club, Pi Theta. POm Pons, RICHARD L. JOHNSON Biology Beta Bela Beta iPresidcnIL DcanCs List. Tau Sigma Phi Wice Presidenn. Theta Chi Delta. K SHERENE BETH KALLEVIK Elementary and Special Education Alpha Lambda Delta, Dean's Lisl, Honors List. Kappa Phi Eta. SAB. SEA, Student Government. EUNICE LYNN KANWISCHER Elementary Education Pi Della Chi. SEA. Young Republicans. CRAIG l. KASTILAHN Business Administration Alpha Phi Omega, SAB, Student Government. Young Republicans. JANET LEE KASS Elementary and Special Education Kappa Chi Omega, SEA. Resident Assistant. TONI LEE KATSENES Sociology Chapel Choir. Durkheim Society. Pi Delta Chi Wresidcnn. JOHN FREDERICK KIRCHMEYER Mathematics DeanCs List. Mathematical Association of America. JACQUELINE SUE KIRK Elementary Education Young Republicans. 213 -..- '. - .F..... M -Ln.;.m:zlvm-u-:;'.Z -2 mam eH-'i!mHH-;elt3iin$zH-.i:3 ' 35.. . .-.-;;:-.m..:.-u.. .3- FAYE YVONNE KNORR Sociai Science Kappa Phi Eta Wice Presidenn. Standards Council. WRA. JAY LESLIE KRAFT Sociology Circle K. L RICHARD EISELE LANGE German. Music Alpha Mu Gamma. ARROW. IFC. MENC Wise Presidents. Pi Sigma Epsilons SAB, Tau Delta Psi. KAREN LOIS LARSON French DeanBs List. Honors List. Pi Delta Chi. SEA. Sigma Alpha Chi. RICHARD CLARKE LEE Business AdministratiOn Tau Sigma Phi. TIMOTHY RAYMOND LEE Political Science JERRY ROBERT LEIH Physical Education Baseball, Blue Key tTreasurcrL C Club, Dearvs List. Tau Sigma Chi. TERRI ANN LINDERS Sociology Acapella Choir, AWS. LEEANN LOEHRKE Eicmcnlary and Special Education s Alpha Lambda Delta. Alpha Mu Gamma, Chapel Choir, Dean's Lisi, Honors List, Pi Delta Chi. CHRISTY R. LOGAN Elementary Education Dcarfs List, Kappa Chi Omega. Pom Fons. GEORGE A. LOGAN Business Administration Baseball, Football, IFC, Tau Sigma Chi. TERESA E. LOVDJIEFF Elementary and Special Education AWS. DeanBs List. Kappa Phi Eta. SEA, Student Government. TODD RICHARD LUKAZEWSKI Physical Education Baseball, C Club, Football, Junior Class President. M JOHN E. MAASKE 214 L-Blenuanturyr Education Circlc K tPrcsidcm, Treasured. Delta Omega Nu, Freshmen Orientation Committee. SAB Ureasurcrls Who's Who in American Colleges. RICHARDC HARLES MACAL Biology Alpi; x W: .-;..: LORALEE SUE MADAUS Physical Education Band. Dcarfs Lists Honors List. Standards Councils Women's Intercollegiate Athletics: Badminton, Basketballs Softball. Volleyballs WRA Warliamcnluriam. MARY L. MAGNUSON Elementary and Special Education Dean's List. Kappa Phi Eta, SAB. JOHN DONALD MALZAN Philosophy Blue Key. Chi Eta Sigma. Circle K. DeanBs List, Honors Lists Lutheran Brotherhood Senior Scholarship. GINA MARKADONIS Elementary Education Kappa Chi Omega. SEA. RUSSEL WILLIAM MARKOVIC Physical Education Baseball. C Club. Fraternity Assistant, Tau Sigma Chi sSecretary-J, RACHIERs ARAKA MBECHE Psychology Black Student Union sPrcsidcnU. International Student Association. KRISTINE LINDA MCCOY Physical Education Chapel Choir. Pi Delta Chi. WRA sPrcsidcnn. JOHN CHARLES McGINTYJR. Economics Blue Key, BC' Club. Dcarfs List, Delta Omega Nu Ujresi- dcntL DRIFTWOOD sEdilor, Business Managers. IFC. SAB tTrcasureU, Student Government, Truck, Who's Who in American Colleges. KATHERINE MARRIE MCHUGH Sociology AWS, SEA, Student Government. STEVEN FOREST MCINTOSH Business Administration Baseball. Beta Phi Epsilon sPresidenU, DRIFTWOOD U3usi- ness Managers, Pi Sigma Epsilon. DAVID JOHN MERSCHER Sociology. KENNETH DEA N MEYER Business Administration and Econumics Alpha Phi Omega fPrcsidenl, Vice President, Treasurcn. Dean's Lislq Resident Assistant. SAB trTrcasurerL Student Guvcrnmcnl. MARGARET JEAN MILLER Elementary Ed ucalinn QEQSAN JL-Dl'l'H MINTNER Elementary and Special Education Alpha Lambda Della. AWSC DeanCs List, Honors List, Kappa Phi Eta. Lutheran Brotherhood Scholarship. Panhellcnic Council CSccrctaryJ, SEA. RAYMOND HAROLD MORRIS Physical Education Bascball. TERRI JO MORRISSEY Art Art Students League, DcanCs LisL Freshmen Orientation Committee. N GARY C. NELSON Physical Education ARROWC Student Government, Tau Sigma Phi WresidentJ. JOHN NELSON Physical Education A RROW, C Club. Delta Omega Nu. Golf. PEGGY L. NICHOLSON Spanish Alpha Mu Gamma Wresidenn. Chapel Choir. Deans List. Homecoming Queen, SAB CSecretaryL Spanish Club WresidenU. P JOHN Y. PASLAWSKY English ARROW. BundC Burkhardt Society: Circle K Wise Presidenn. GARY WAYNE PETERSEN History Blue Key. C'C Club Wresidenn. Delta Omega Nu Wice Presi- dent; DRIFTWOOD UEditorL Football, Track. ths Who in American Colleges. LOUISE N.?lTSCH Biology Beta Beta BetuC Beta Sigma PhiC Dean's List. Student Government. ROBERT MARTIN PLACKO Business Administration Circle K. Delta Omega Nu Wice Presidenn. IFC Wresident. Sccrctaryl Resident AssislanL Soccer. THOMAS ROBL-RT RICHARDS BusinchAdminislraiion Blue Kcy. 'C Club, IFCC Remdcnt Assistant. Student Judi- cial Board iOzujrmsz, Student Publications Board. Tau Sig- ma Chi E . Vice President. Treasuren. WhoK' Who in .Xmeric;;-' numih KATHLtELV ANN ROBERTS Elementary Education Kappa Chi Omega, SEA. Ski Club. PAMELA KAY ROSBOROUGH Elementary Education Band, Dean's List. Honors List. Omicron Phi Alpha ISecre- taryj. Pi Delta Chi. Sigma Lambda. Young Republicans Urcasurcrj. S LYNNE M. SABLJAK Speech Communications Dcanb List, Debate. Forensics. Kappa Chi Omega Urcusur- cry Pi Kappa Delta Wresidenn. Pom Pons. SEAV KENNETH JOSEPH SAJESKE JR. Chemistry IFC. SABC Tau Delta Psi. Young Republicans. JENNIFER GAY SANDELL Elementary Education Acapella Choir. Chapel Choir. Kappa Chi Omega. SEA. CAROL ELIZABETH SCHMIDT ARROW. DeanCs LisL DRIFTWOOD. Student Government. LOIS ANN SCHMIDT Spanish Speech and Theater Arts Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Mu Gamma. DeanCs LisL Foren- sics. Gamma Kappa Alpha. Honors List. Pi Kappa Delta, Sigma Lambda. Spanish Club. MARGARET JEAN SCHMIDT History. Speech and Theater Arts Alpha Lambda Delta. Alpha Psi Omega. Dean's List. Honors List. Kappa Phi Eta. Pi Kappa Delta Sigma Lambda. RITA MARGARET SCHMUDE Elementary and Special Education DeunCs List. Honors List. Kappa Chi Omega. SEA. WRA. DAVID A. SCHULTZ Sociology STEVEN ALVIN SCHULTZ History and Social Science ARROW. Delta. Omega Nu. JOHN CHARLESSEAL Economics. Political Science Acapellu Choir. Blue Kay. Burckhardt Society: Chi Eta 215 -u-L::yr.g:,-iif;3ru;g,wg J? C-i- IL-J Sigma Urcasurcn. Circle K. Deank List. Freshmen Orienta- tion Committee. Gamma Kappa Alpha. Honors List, SAB Wresident. Vice Presidcnu. Student Judicial Bnard Who's Who in Amarican Colleges. Wisconsin College Republicans State Treasuren. MARK EUGENE SIEGWORTH Speech and Theater Alpha Psi Omega. ARROW . Band. Circle K, Pi Kappa Dem Wice Presidenn. benmr Llass Vice Chairmali. Signul Delta, SAB. Theater. Track. Who's Who in Amcrican Colleges. CATHLEEN M. SLEZAK Art. Elementary Educaiion Omicron Phi Alpha Wice Presidenn. SABV LUANN MARIE SPRAKER Elementary Education. Sociology Panhellenic Council Wresidenn. Pi Theta. RHONDA LEE SPRECHER Speech and Theater Alpha Psi Omega. Pi Kappa Delta. Ski Club. BARBARA ANN STANHOPE Elementary Education SUSAN LYNN STANK German Kappa Phi Eta. Panhellenic Council. T TODD ANDREW TESKE Physical Education WC Club Wice Presidenu, Football. Tau Sigma Chi Wresi- dent, Treasuren. Wrestling. JODEE ANN TETTING Elementary Education, Sociology ARROW. AWS $ecretaryl. Deanas List, Resident Assist- ant! SEA. Sigma Alpha Chi WrcsidcntL Student Judicial Board. MICHAEL EDWARD THOMAS Musw Alpha Phi Omega, Band, Brass Choir, Circle K, Harmony Foundation Scholarship, Racine Symphony Scholarship. SUE ANN THODE Mathematics AWS. Chapel Choir, Panhcllcnic Council iPrcsidcnu, Psy- choiogy Club. Resident Assistant. Sigma Alpha Chi. Student Government. U ROBERT L. URBANUS Business Administration. Psychology Baseball, Men: Dorm Council, Pi Sigma Epsilon. Rcsidenl 216 Assistant. Student Government. Tau Sigma Phi HrcusurcrL Whois Who in American Colleges. W CRAIG DONALD WEBER Music Band. HAROLD WAYNE WELTON Business Administration Veterans Club. JOYCE L. WENDORF Elementary and Special Education Alpha Lambda Deilu Wicc PrusidentL Alpha Mu Gamma Dcank List. Honors List. Kappa Phi Eta Wicc PresidenlL Resident Assistunn Sigma Lambda Wine PresidentL SEA, Student Government. ths Who in American Colleges. WRA. MARC ROBERT WHITE Business Administration ARROW. IFC Men's Dorm Council. Resident Assistant, Tau Sigma Phi. THOMAS S, WHITE Biology Alpha Phi Omega Wice President. Secretaryj. ARROW Beta Beta Beta, Beams List, Honors List. Resident Assistant. The- ta Chi Delta. JAN ICE KAYE WILSON Elementary Education Alpha Lambda Dalta Deanas List. Honors List, Pi Delta Chi. SEAA CHERYL LEEWINFIELD German Alpha Mu Gamma, Kappa Chi Omega Wresidenn. SEA. WRA. A Auen. Lailu Ackerman. Marys. 151 Adams. Gregory B. 132 Adamx. Thomas L. 66. 6?. ?3 Aggcr. J'uhn A. Aird. DcnnisJ. Alex. Dan Allen, Richard 124. 153. 1111 Alley, Ruhucuu 111 A llison. Kristync 80. 81. 82 Allwurdl. Brcnl 53 Almus. Barbara 106. 14? Alston.Bcvcr1y 68. 111. 132. 156. I60 Amend. Edward American Motors 191 Amcncun State Bank 199 Anaconda American Brass Co. 193 Anderson, Alan R. Anderson. Brcnl 60. 16?. 1111 Andersen. Henry Anderson. Jane L. Anderson. Jane M. 106 Anderson. Jeffery A. 63. 132 Anderson. Kay 61. 124,143, 185 Anderson. Richard 63. 65. 106. 153. 181 Anderson. Ross 66. 132 Anderson. Sum 1015, 1?? Anderson. Susan 12? Anderson. Vicki 132. 153 Andrea. David Andrews. Gary Anger. Barbara ??, 124, 1?? Armslrong. Jack Arthur, Linda Ash.Susan 12?. 151 Ashley. John A1k1ns,Ronald Aulwes. Lonnie Aulwes. William Ayers. Marilyn 106. 1?6 B Babula.Thomas 168 Bacchus, Rafeck 106. 154. 160. I68 Bach. Robert Bacha. Thomas 150 Bailey. John Bain, Lawrence 63. ?0. 132. 156 Bainbridgc. Jeffery 106. 13-4 Baker. Janis 164 Baker,1.aura?11. ?9. 80.111 Baldoni. William 155 Baldwin. Gregory 12? Bal1mer. Jcchry 63. I24. I53. 181. 185 Banks. Sandra 156 Bardcns 19? Barfknccht. Kathy 12? Barnes.Cece1iu 132. 150. 160 Barr, Ellen12?. 152 Burr. Larry Burr. 521113.r 106 Barrie. Debra 132 Bands. Nancy 145 Barlschl. Christine I32 Bale. Sherry 132 Bales. Kenneth 53 Bauer. Lawrence 106. 10?. 145. 1411.55.16? 1115 Bauer. Nancy Bcaurnia.Michuc1 132 Bcaumicr. John 5111. S9. ?0 Becker. Ramona 10? Beckealrand. Pclcr 149 Beers. Janet Bcgcr. Randall 155 Bchm. Lang.r INDEX Behnke. Fred 1112 Bchrman. Dr. 201 31:11, Donna ??. ?9. 81. I31. 152 Belmont. Thomas Bclusa. Henry 163. 184 Bclzcr. Richard 182. Bendu. Terrance Bender. Carol Bcngston, John Bennett.Janice124.144. I46. 14? Bcnno. Dale 132 Bcnno. Diane 61. 10?. 152 Benton. Steven 144 Bereza. William 159 Bcrg.C1audia160.16l Berger, Karen 10?. 140 Bernardi..1amcs 1110 Barry. Willie 12?. 156 Betley. Sherry 132 Bettinghaus. M. Abbie ?9. 132 Bidingcr Musxc House 199 Bicdcrman, Mary 124 Bingaman.Carlene 12? Bingca. Rach61145. 126 Bishop. James P. 155 Bishop, Mark 14?. 16? Bitter. Debra 124. 151 Bjork. Karen 10? Blachowski. Karen 12? Black. Normann Blackburn. John 53 Blair. John Blanck.Bever1y 132. 150 BIeeke.Jncl 155 Black. Jean Bloomquist. Rue Buckmann. Robert 15? Bockhaut. Dennis 10? Bocro. David 53. ?0 Body. Frederick 60.10?. 16?. 1111 Bohm. Calherine 68. 132 Bonds, Azie 156 Borg.Robcrl63.181 Buryc, Nicholas Buss. Linda145.154 Bosworth. Alan 132 Boudar. Ricki 124. 149 Boulan. Runda1l 66. 12?.168 Bovcc. Deborah 133 Bowie, Homer Buyel. Eunice Boyer. Merle Boynlun. Frank 10?. 153. 182 Brandt. Kenneth 159. 184 Bluttcbo. Brian 63 Braun. Thoma: Brchm. Mark Brchmcr. Cynthia 133. 160 Blei110w.Car1 10?. 143. 165. 168 Breitzman. Stanley 63. ?J Bremer. Wendy 133 Brenncmar. Raymond Bruckmann.W11liam 16?. 168 Brown. Diana. 133.153 Brown. Randall Bruwn. Rubcrt 133. 16? Bruce. Todd Bruch. Daniel Brucggcmunn. Ted 63. 12?. 130 Bmlultc. Anne 10? Brumm. Wayne Bruncr. Dr, Marjorie Brustmann. Nancy 12?. 166. 1?9 Bruszcr. Nancy 133.144 Brynjoll'sson. Ingrid 1?6 Bucci. John Buchan. Sara Bucholaliary 181 Budzien. Linda 124. 146. 14?.153. 1?? Budzicn. Susan 81. 12? Buel1.3anel12?. I?9 Buesing. John Burak.3:anne 12? Burund1.Raymund 53. 124 Burger. Mark 124.183 Burgy. Debra 10?. 1?6 Burkec.Chris 10? Burkhallcr. Janice 133 Burnie. Dr, William Burris. Joseph 63 Busch. Julia 160 Busch. Marie Busse. Roberta 133. 152. 153 Bye. Pumeia 133.153 C Caithamcr. Glenn Calandra. Joseph Campbcli.Martha153.1?6. 185 Curline. Sara Carlson. Barbara I44. 1?? .' Carlson. Glen . Carlson, Dr. Harold Carlson. Janet 69. 176 Carlson. Katherine 133 Carlson. Marcia Carlson, Robert 66 Carey. Richard 10?. 1152 Carpenter. Elhel Carpenter. Dr. Joseph 169 Carsrudenila108.144.149.162.166 Carver. Rodney Casey. Dr. John Cash.S. Martin 124. 153 Cnssity. Danie153 Cato.Mary124.14-4.146.1?? CeprCSS. Sister R051: Cernak. Cheryl 119 Cerwin. George 153. 155. 18-1- Chapla. Christina Checchin. Frank Chell. Dr.Sumuel Christel. James 108 Christensen. Thomas 10?. 159. 181 Christensen. Martin Chronquisl. Michael 133. 150 Chroust. Richard C1110. Donald Cipolla. Kathleen Claar. Dru Clafl'ey. Janie: 124. 1?6 Clapper.Gregory 60. 12-1. 155 Clark. James Clausen. A.W. 201 Clawson. Steven 611. 12?. 1114 Cline. Vcrullyn :51 . Clinton. Neal 133 ; Cohgen. Kathleen 12?. 151. 163 Colbo. Rick 59. ?0 Cole. Jumcs 1215 . Cole. Mary .- Collins. Mary 61. 108. 143.1?6 .1 Colson. Terrell Columbus. Frank 108 Comerl'ord. Ruben Comings. Jane L933 Conklin.Burbaru112.12-1. 152, 166 5'. Converse. Randy 53 Converse. Terry 53 Cooper. Linda 128.158. I?9 Cooper.Timolhy 53.128 Curk.Michuc110?. 169.182 71:12.44; 21? Curnwall.Linc11 10'1 Cornwall. Steven Cosby. Theresa 156 Cover. Murcia 61. 128. 1611. 1'16 Cox. Churica - ruw1'ord. Runuld 59 Crisp. Paul Crooks: Stcphcn I33 Crump.1Jr Evelyn r3 ' 1'! .!'113116124.14114614915333 D Dahl. Sharon Daum. Mark 133 Davis. Judith Day. Dennis 40 Deal. Vicki 146 Dean. Howard Dean. Richard Dearsley. Linda 103.153. 111 Dcaton. Keith 53. 5'1 Dcaton.William c.5151. '13, 108. 153. 162. 183 DeBruyne. Julia 160 Dannie. Bclhulyn 150 Dennison. Murray '13. 133, 156 DeSalvo. David 60,155. 134 Desing. Jeanna 1'1'1 Deltman. Robert 66. 149 Deulh. James Dculh. John Devlin. Dennis DeYoung. Robert 108 Dibcndettn, David Dieh1.Georgia 133 Diemer. James Dicmcr. Rebecca I28. 150. Dicmer, Tim 155 Dingwa11.Cynlhia 108. 160. I66 Discher, Bret 53 Dlshaw. Duane Diskerud. Clayton Divila, Virginia Dobnikar.Chery1133,152 Dubs. Debra 133. 144 Dolcnshek. Deborah 124. 144. I46 Domanik. Andrea 1011. 151 Dopke. Barbara '17. '11-1. '19. 110. 108 Dorak. David 53, 128. 153.163 Dorsey..1acqueline Dorlsch, Sandra Douglas. Robin 1'16 Downey. Sarah 108 Dresch. Christian 53 Dresser. Chadwick 53 Drew Stephen Draws. Deborah 4'1. 108. 1411. 154. 162. 116 Driver. Anita133,156 Dubanicwicz.Gai1160.16l Dubuniewicz. Linda Dubuquc. Richard Dud1ey. Glenna 128.144.152. I53. 161. 16.1. 166. 1'19 Du:1.Christinc 81. 128. 146. 152 Duffy. James Duggun. Nancy 133 Dulin. Henry 169 Dupuns. Glenda 101$ Durgum. Richard 1013. 148. 1150 Duriuu, Pamela 108. 155. 161 Dynumulic-Eatun Corp. 200 E 1:1:helhurgcr. David 133, 155 1'.dw:umn. June 149 lager. lzrncsline I hier-L Jeanne 1 11mm. Janna 125 ! 1'uriLL.Duug1u5134 I nhl 111.51even Ekcherg. Joseph Ekhulm.Junis 125 Eklnv. Donaid F111und.Arlenc 1'16 1Ekslrum,1.ind:11il. 133. 152 th. Cheryl 109. I65 E1101, Kristine 1-'.1Iimt.Susun 1211. 14-1. 116 1'111011n-SCag15 I99 :' ' '. 1'cx'cn Emmu.Maric133 Endrcs. David Engclking.Cheryl 133 Engcn. Mark 133 Eugen, Richard 25 lingholl. 8301176. 154. 163 English. Jane 12?. 1215 Englund. David 133 Engslrom, Bruce Engslrom.Gary 109, 145. 154 Erdmun.Kuy109.152 Erhart.Georgc Erich.Chr1sline I33 Essingur. Timothy 128 Evans. Walter F Fackler. Frank 156 Puget. Michael 128. 163.181 Falconer. Michael 153 Fanjoy, Frank 133 Faulkner. Donald 169 Faust. Wayne Fear. Russell 164 Feldman. Barbara 133 Fallon. Shlriey Fenderson. Dwight Fennema. Mary Lee Fcrnilz. Alison 133.150 Ferrin, Judith 133 Ferris, Mark 109 Fesscndon. Patricia 160. 161 FichAnthony 182 Fiedler. Lynelte 133 Field. Gregg Fields, Barry 133 Ficrch. Lawrence 53 Filka. Pamela Finer. Robert 53 Finer,Suellen 109. I33. 164 Fink. Karen128 First National Bank 195 FischEr. Kathryn 158 Fischer.Susan 109. 155. I62. 164. 1'19 Fischer. Janice 133 Fitzpatrick, Kandyr 61. 1'16 FIanagan.1-Iurry 53. 66 Fleischman.William 128. 144 Flemming. Frank 1155 Flood. James 125 F10lhmeicr.Anila '1'1. 125 Flowers. Joan 133 Forburd. Mark 145, 150 Fox. Daniel 1-oy. Dr. J. Vail Fralcy. Thomas 1215 Franklin. Todd Francis.Christin6125. 151. 163. 1'16 Francis. Michael 109 Fraundorf. Rober153, 133 Frederickson. Ellcn 109. 155, 1'16 Frcnk, Ronald Freitheim. Pau1 133,150. 155 1 reycnsuc,James 53. 109. 153, 1151 Friedlund.L1ndu 125. 146,154,151 Friesema.10hn l-rilsch.Wi11iam 1-rilz. John Froehlich. Patricia 125,144. 141. 163. 165, 1'1? 1-'rueh1ing.Du1-id 1-ry.Murilyn 152. 154. 116 1 uchs. Udu Fuller. Uruydon I33 Fuller. Kalhlccn 146 G Liabik. Margaret 151 Oaddini. Hunk fi.:d'1ini.Su1li chrlncr. Kcn1169. 111?. Galslad. Diana 153, 116 Gangler. Linda 128 Gurd.Dun1cl 133. 149. 161 Gurdincr. Bonnie '18. '19. 125. 152 Gardner. L-dwurd 128, 151 Gardncr. HuroEd Gardner. Kris I49 Garrett. Elisha CiaLI'LzI-ic..lalnjcc 1-16 Gust. Douglas 109 Ciulhing. Ahmed 109. 156 Udughcr.Gingcr 149. 166 Gcarhurt. Ross 164 Gicb. Victor Genszlcr. David 109. I45 Gemignani. Joseph Genger.Slcven 128. 151. 153. 168 Gcnlher. Fred George. Arnold George-Timm Co. Inc. 194 Giesc.Murian128. 150. 160. 161 Gicmrik. Donald Gignilliat, Mary Gilberg..lames 156 Gill. Scott GillcnbcrgJames 184 Gillurn. Rober153. 133. 156 Gleass. Harvey 165 GleSeneI.Ca1herine 128, 151. I66 Gociz. Donna 125. 1'1? Goodman, Gordon Gordon. Marcia '19. 110 Gosscll. Paul Graupner. Carol 1213, 150 Grasly. William 109.150. 151 Gray. Richard Graywn. Ronald 149, 168 Grubel.1anell33,160 Green. Kenneth 149, 154 Grecn.$hmon 125. 155. 1'19 Green, Soiomon Greene. Gary 63. '13. 153. 181 Greenfeldl. Leon Urccnfleld. 113-11: 611211.181 Gregg. James Greincrl Gloria 109. 152. 1'1? Griffin. Cullen 1211. 155 Urimncr,Anncuc128. 155. 15?. 163 Grout. R055 128 Gross. Edwin 63 Gross. Herbcr159 Uruclmchean 123. 119 Grzesik. Daniel Guchlcr. Rhonda 128. 131. 1'11! Guanhner,Sharon 109. 166 UuEIickson, Randal I64 Gunsun.Susan 110. 160. 161 Gustafson. David 66. I65 Gustavsun. Stephen 110 Guzicwski. Dennis Gyllenbcrg. Carol 69. 125. 145. 152. 153. 163. 17'? H Hade, Robert 165 Hagberg, James Hagar. Alicia 133 Hagerrnan, Denis Hagstrom.Doug1as 11uile.Meslin 60. 1215' Haincs, Karen 110. 151. 1'111. I115 Huirrcll. Fred H2116. Barbara Hale.1.inda 13:1 Hale. Mark 153. 134 112111. David Huller.Gury 110. 153. .141 1' 11$cy.'1'crry wk. 1.1nda110 Ham. Charles Hamblcn.13rucc I69 Hamitun. Dr. Larry Hamm. Diane 128 Hamm. Dr. Kenneth 165 Hamrick. Donna Hunks. Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. 201 Hanncs. Margarcl Hansen. Bruce 66 113nsen.Cynlhia 134 Hansen. David '10. 128 Hansen. Deborah 110.153. 116 Hansen.John 1113 Hansen. Kimberly 134.150. 151. 152 Hansen. Dr. Paul 165 Hansen. Ralph Hanson. David 53 Hanson.Gary 134. 155 Hanson. Richard 110 Harper.Mark128.14?. 16?. 181 Harringlon. Sharon 110. I46, 152. 117 Harris. Burdcttc Harris. Carolyn 110 Harr15.3ack Han. Annette Hart,Sharun 110 Hart.Tim0111y123.141.149.168 Hart. Dr. Vincent Harwood, Ann 1113 Husselquist. Lynne I 10. 146.148. 151. I61 Haubrich.Carla 110 Hauck. Dr, Alan Hauck. Deborah 1?. 110, 146. 152. 153.161 Haupt,EIizabeih156.161 Hauser. Ronald 184 Hawkins, Larry Hayes. David 154 Hays. Penny Hayes. Roland 128 Hazclwood, Harry,r Hazenf'ield. Robert Hazuria. Gunila I34 Hcckmann, Elisabeth128. 155. 15'1 Hegg. Ruth Heide. Peter Heideman. Mark 134 Heinkcl. Nancy 69. MT. 1'17 Heinkel, Ruburt '13. 1213. 181. 135 Heislad. Esther I34 Heitman. James I 10. 1154 Helfert, James 111 Helm. Edward Halm. Lynda 124. 125. 144. 153 Hemenway, Susan 134 Hendec. Richard Henderson. Mark 16. 134 chdrickson. Glenn 111 Henkcl. John Henkcl. Pau153 Henningfeld. Kenneth 59, '10. 125. 153. 165. 181 Henrich. 1101131r 81.144. 165. 117 chrichs. Thomas Henricksen. Melanie III. 146. 148. 162. 165 Hensch. Kathleen 125. 166 Hcpncr.Douglab 111. 169 Hepner. Janice 149 Herbert. Guy.r Hergel.Janicc I23. 1613. 116 .- m ..-., J. .-- l: :2 1 1 . . Hurrnanson. Lynn 69 Hernandez. Jose 60 Hernandez. Joseph Hcrrndohlcr, Km.r 134 Hessedorl'. William Hel1and, Danie! Hellingcr. Robert Hcyrmui' Robcrl 1616.1 ';r163, 1.3-1. 155 111 :.1:u3'161J.161 Hicks. jeanine I28 H11dcn.Kur1 Hi11,Juhn 103 H111. Howard 134 Hinlzen. Cheryl Hobcrg. David Hoberg. Jeff63 Hoehn. Danie166 liuckstra. Ruth 134 Hoekstra. Vicki Holczer. Ursula 111 Holden. Richard Hoffman.Nancy128, 1'19 Holiund, Dr.T.E-1hand5.r 9'1 Hullcrbach. Rita Ho!loway.Gary111.148. 160. 182. 135 Hollowell. Reginald 63. 156 Helm. Harold Holmes. Randell 134 Hall. Thomas 53. 156 Hoovcn. Richard 103 Hoover. Kirk 111 Horek. Barry 163. 181 Hotvcdl. Susan 123 Houdek.Chery111'1 Houser. John 134.145 Howard. Diane I23. 151, 161 Huard.C1aude 53. '10 Hubbard..1011n Hubbard. Nancy Hubb5, Gordon 111. I69. 182 Hudson. Dirk Huctlig, Carol '18. '19. 111. 1415.152. 162 Hufcndick. Lawrence 9'1 Hughes. Claudia 1'1'1 Hugunin. Peggy ISO Hu1lgren. Donm'in 181 Humphrey. Charlcs 53 Hung, Nancy Hurckes. Thomas 184 Huslcr. Gregory.r 125 Huston. Amy 68. 134. 14-4 1 Imme. James 150 J Jacklin. E131nc111.146. 152.116. 185 Jacubsun. Donald 111. 156 Jaeger. Karen 134 Jacger. Ronald 111. 159.1613 Jamrich. Dr..10hn 201 Jannone. David 63. III Jansen. Cynthia 145 Jansen. Jeffery 60, '10 Jansen. Jerryr 53.111 .larosz. Johnny Jeanmairc. David Jcanmajre. John 134 Jeanmuire. Rober19'1 Jelinck. Julie 134 Jelke. Joseph 53 Jenkins. Nancy 134.145 Jensen. David 53. 13-1 .Icnsen. Donald Jenscn. Thomas 134. 151 Jcrdc. Marcia 1 I I Jochim. 631:: 129. 152 Inchim.Gary 111.156.169 ' wrung; Jockey InternationaL Inc. 196 Joerrcs.Thoma558. 59.10. 125. 153. 183 30hnscn.1-'mnk Johnson.A1ice Johnson. Chuck 112.149. 16'1 Johnson. Darrel Johnson. Don 913. I69 Juhnson.12--;J H116. 112. 1-15. 153.162.1151 1 . .J ..- 31:-.15'1. .55 Johnson. Janet Johnson. Joseph 201 . Johnson. Jule Johnson. Kenneth 53. '13. 125 Johnson.L1nda J. 134 Johnson. Linda 1.. 112. 148. 160. 166 Johnson. Lynn: 129 Johnson. Marg0112,155,1'19 Johnson. Nancy 129 Johnson. Patricia 61. 112. 160.161 Johnson. Randy 169 Johnson. Richard 1..112 Johnson. Richard W. 134 luhnson. Ruth 103 1011 nson. Sandra Johnson.T0m 103. 12? Johnson. Vicki Johnson Wax 1915 Johnston. Brent 53 5! Johnston. John 184 '1 Jones, Bernard 53 Jones. William Joy. Edward 134 Jung. Wllliam Jurkovic. Daniei 103 Jurvis. Rocky '13 Justen. RaIph K Kaefer. Gary Kaeppeler. Karen 129. 146 K211121511. John Ka1lstrom. Roy Kallevik.Sherene112,163.17? Kanwischer, Eunice 112. 166 Karrer. David Kartisuk. Timothy 53. 183 Kasper. 1:11en 112. 1'16 :5 KussJancl 112. 1415. 1'16 5 Kasser. Kathleen Kassnel, Robert Kaslcm. Lcni 125.150. 163, 166 Kaslilahn.Crai3112. 149. I68 Katscnes. Toni 112. 166 Kauffman. Kathlctn 125.117I Kaur. Djita ' Keller. Arthur 53. 98 '1'. Keller. Julia 112.1'16 ' Keller. Laura 16:130. Paula Kendall. Betty 92 Kendall. Robert 163. 168 Render. Cynthia 30 Kenosha Savings and Loan Assoc. 19'1 Ken1.Dr.Mury103 Kcsslcr.Carulyn 129 Kessler. David 156 Kcssler. Marily 129 ; Keup.K.ur1 161.1152 ' Kiel. 11:11 134 Klenapp-el. Kalhy 1'1'1 Kicsu.Thumas 125. 145. I54. 181 Kilbeda. James Kilday. Kim1'16 Kimberlin. Douglas Kindem. Christopher 1114 King. Dumel King. Michael King, Robert King. Valeria Kirchmey'cr. John 112 Kirchner. Paul Kirk. Jucquehne Kirkhus. Debra Kirkpatrick. Judy 15'1 Riser. R0her192 K9 ck. Donald134 Kissinger. Sandra Kister. Peggy129. 1-1-6. 166 River. Kathleen 134. 150 Klopstcin. Ethel 93 K1011. Beth 134. 153 Kmiecik. Keith 53 Knorr. Faye 112 Koch. Donald 103. 160 Rocian. Margaret 13-1 Koel.Carol Koenitzcr. Jeffrey '10 K0112. Brandon 112. 1411. 165. 180 Komac. Dennis Kunicck. Tim 53 Konkcl. Our; 1111 Kensin. Mary Ann 911' Kopoian. Marc Korn. Kathryn I49 Kostelyn. Robert '10. 13-1 Roster. Eric Kracmcr. Irene 99. 160 Kraft. Jay Kraft. Laurie I34. 153 Kraning. Robin 129 Kranz. Lewis Kritsar. David 129. I31 Kruegcr. Barbara Kruegcr. Bud 113 Krueger. Patricia TE, 30. 82. 129. 146. 152 Kruger. Harold 103 Kucera. Linda 144, 146 Kuocra.WilIiam129. 149 Kuchel. Barnard Kuffe1. Michael 53. 66. 153 Kunklc. Jane Kureger. Dean Kurlh.Hubcr1201 Kusch. Deborah 134. 153 Kuzcl. Frederic 129. 1-18, 168 Kuzlch. Mark 1111 Kyritsis. John 182 L LaBelJe. Victor 99 Lahonle. Susan134. 144 Laing.Christin2125. 145. 163 Lake. Robert Lamb. Richard 53 Lambert. Lawrence 153 Landgrcns. Dairy Inc. 192 Lane. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas 201 Lange. Kenneth 113 Lange.Richard 113. 150. I53. 169. 18.7. Larson.Bcvcrly125.1'16 Larson.Car1 Larson. 03113193 Larson.Karcn113. 166. 1'19 Larson. Stephen 180 Larson.5usan 141. 1-19. 15?. 161 Lalherow. Jerry Lalhrope. Lynne 161. 166 Lau1ghlin,1amesl34.l49 Lavoic. John 129. 163 Lawior. Ronald Lawrence. Stephen 129 LceJami 134. 150 Loe.R1chard 113.1154 Leesman.ChrisLine 134 Lchrmann. Kurt '13 Lcih.Gcra1d 113. 153 Lenu. Dr. Harold 9. 49. 90 Leonard. Charles 130 220 LeQucsnc..1ume.-z 1111 1.6113116. Craig 163 1.1.15th. Ruth 1.1-1. 1611 1.clsom. William l.cVinc.Todd 129. 153 Lcrunowich. .1 uhn 5,1 Lewis. Carolyn 115. 164 Lihncr. Margaret 11.1.1135 Lichncr. Sicwn Liebig. Peggy 13-1. 15.1. 160 Limpinsci. Nancy Lind. Marcia Linders. Terri 1 13. 1-16. 151 Lindgrcn. Scott 10 Lindqum. George Lizdas. Diane LoelTlcr. D111 164 Lochrkc.Lccann 113. 161. I66 Loewenhugen. Bruce Lol'lon. Phyllis 113. 156 Logan. Christ; 113 Logan George 113.183 Lukvum. Dr. L.H. 201 Luudcn. Urcgury '10. 12.5. 1110 Lovdjiel'f.Teresa 113. 1'1? Lovilt. William 59. I39 1.1m c. Bunnie 1,0ydu..1une 1-111 LucdtkeJudy 129.141 Luclzow.Hrucc144.1-15. 153.169 Lukunich. John 181 Lukaszcwski. Todd 53. 113 Lund. Todd 53 Lundquisl.Craig129 Lundquisl. Marlha 134 Lundquixl. Philip Lusk. Curtis 135. 156 LutlonJumcs 125. 151 M MuaskeJohn 113. 14-1. 16'1. 1111 Maaske. Susan 135. 150 Macul. Richard 114. 1614 MacCallum. Bradley 135 Mack. Harriett 114 Mackcy Therese MacKinnon.Cynthiu 161 MacKinnon. Douglas MacLagan. Pamela Mudaus, Lora1ee 18. '19. 150. 114. 14?. 152 Maddux. Walter 103 Madland. Jane 129. 144.151 Madsen. Frank 201 Madam, William 1112 Magnuson, Martha '18. '19. 110. 135 Magnuson. Mary 111. 1'1? Main. Earl Malck. Charles 53. '10. 134 Malkasian, William Maloncy. Teresa 1'11lalz.an..1ohn114.162.1671 Mangialurdi. Gregory Mann. Deborah '13. 129. 1'16 Mano. John Mardoian. Dawn 61.144. 153 Murkudonis. Erginu 114. 1'16 Markovic. Russell Marks. Sandra Marks. Thomas Murkwuld. Ruth Munch. Leonard 59. '10, 135 Marsh. Cynthia I35. 150 Marson. Joy 615 Marlin, Kalhlccn42. 159.163.1161 Manin. Shcrmun156 Manin. Suzanne. 155 Murlimon. 1:111:31 59. '10. 153. 181 Murubiu.Curlu 135 Musi.L0uis 114 Mmun. Charles Mulhcus. .IclTrcy '10. 125.145. 1111 Mulhcws. Dr. chdcll 103 Matscn. Karen 11-1 Mutson.G1cnn 150 Mauhuidcss. l-Idwin 103 Mullick. Thomas 53. 1.34 Maumincr. George 53 Many. Michael 150 Munch..1:ln1es 11-1 Maurer. Lawrence Mhechc. Edward McBrydc. David 153 iN'lcCIaiin. James McCormuc. Robert 11-1. 153 McCuy, Kristina 110. 114. 152 Mcthc. Joseph 511. 59. '10. 129 McGinlyJuhn114.153.158.161131 McGraLh. Slcphcn 135. 144 McHugh. KuLherinc 114 McIntosh. Steven 114. 1110 McKinney. Pamela 135, 160 McLarcn. Craig McMurray. Dun135 McPherson. June 135 McPherson. Jcan 135 McRue. Helen 156 McShane. Lawrence Mcadctr. Ross 66 Mecklenburg.Th0mus Mclandcr. Linda 114 Melbyc. Muri1yn 81 Meli5.Dr.1,ond103 Mellon. Emma 99 Melvin. Nancy 135 Mercer. Elaine 125. 151.163.166 Margy. Richard 135 Mcrschcr. David Mcsch. Linda 135 Mcsick. Barbara Mesick. Beverly 135 Meyer.Alan 135. 169 Meyer. Kenneth 115. I43. 1615 Meyer. Mark 125 Meyers. Joanne 125. 1?? Micck. Daniel Miceli. Kenneth Michie. Donald 99. 158 Micruw. Paul'10. 150 Mie1Z.Deborah 135. 150. 153 Miller. Edward Miller. Ivan 129. 141 Miller. Laurie Miller. Margaret Miller. Richard 99 Miller. Sheri Miilcr.S.Bryan129.151.155.119 Millonus, Mark 156. 159 Mintner.Susan 115. 11415 Mirilz. Mark 125. I69 M1schkcr. Michael Miskovetz. Diane 135 M126rku.Diunne '18. '19. 1'50. 103 Modinc 190 Muchring. Mr, and Mrs. 201 Muhns.Slcvcn I35 Muhr. Thomas 125. 153. 180 Moldenhuucr. Ann 135. ISO Motdcnhaucr. Donald 93 Moldenhnuer. Susan Monglat. James 135 Monkman. Constance Mcnroe. Dennis 126. I63. 130 Manson. Dr. Martin 45. 99 Moore. Dawn 61 Moore. Jenl 1'1'1 Moore. Willie 151. 156 Morris. Raymund 12.115 Morrisscy. Tcrri Morton, Vicki 1'16 Musling. Chrislinc Muusoluc. Dchoruh 135.144 Much21,Valaninu T1. 129.152 Mucllcr. Richard 53 Mulick.Phy11is Mullikin.1Jav1d 135 Muliikin Eilucn 92 Mulvcy. Steven 93 Mundcll. Juan 129, 177II Myers. Jeffrey I 15 N Nailor. Carol 7'9. 80. 135 Nuula. Debbie 153 Necce. Debra deham. Scott 135 Nclsun,Arnuld I44, 149. 150, 151 Nelson, Belly 129 Nelson. David Nulson,1i:1ry 115. 184 Nclson..10hn115.153.159.111I Nelson, Karen Nelson,1.aura 156, 164 Nelson. Steven 11511 Ncsgood. Kurt 149 Ncucnschwander. Dr. John 103 Neukarn, Daniel Nave. Loi5129. 150, 154, 163 Newberg, Robert 115. 153. I69 Newman. Dr. 201 Niccolai, Dr, and Mrs. Edward 2131 Nicholson. Margaret 115. 160,161 Nmkcrsun, Shelly 139. 1-16 Niederhofer..10hn181 Niemann. Neel Nicmann.Sandra 1'16 Niemann, Susan 153. 176 N1hlson.Jeanetle Ninmann, Ricky Nissan. Michael Northway, Deborah Northway. Milton Novak.Linda135 Nyberg. Daniel 0 Dciepka, Paul Occhler. Dru 125, 161. 166 Oochier. Marva I35 Ogrcn. Dr. Herman 99 Ogrcn. Karen OIeSen. Dale Olson.Chery1 135. 154 Olson.Da1::115. 154. 1150 Olson. Eric 99 Olson. Grcgdi. 99 Olson. Lawrence Olson, Mark 135 Olson. Monica O'Mallcy. D1'.Sti:1nlcj,r 103 Opeku. Kay Opsahl. Douglas Ouolek. Theodor: Ottcrbein. Scolt 129 Overdier. Timothy Oudcgccsl. Dr. Willem 100 P Padgett. Tcrrcnoc 313 Pagles. Pume1a125. 148. 151. 161 Palmer. Diane Panck,Pcnny129.144,158. 160. 1?? Panger. Sam Pankoke. Cathy Panning. Kathleen 135. 154. 160 Puricku, Juseph 53 Pursuns.Rulph100 PaslawskyJohn 115. 159 Pashurcllu. Raymond 115. 153 Patterson. Julie Paulauskas. Clary ?3 Paync.Cynlh1a 153.163 Pcarsun.Carulyn 1'19 Peccarclli. Dale Pcccarulli, Mark Pederson. Marian Pcderson. Susan I35. 153 PEN. Linda Pcilcgrino. Frank 145, 169. 182 Pcninglon. Hurry 59. 7'0. 125. 153. 163. I111 Pcnncys 194 Paper. Toberl Peppers. Laverna Perch. Margaret 135.152. 154. 155 Perry, Richard 156 Pcsko. Donald 1.15 Pctcrlinz. Edmund 1130 Petersen. Gary 53. 5?, 115.148.153. 158. I62. 131 Petersen. Jann Petersen. Todd 149 Pctcrson. Dean 129. 151 Peterson. James I 15 Peterson. John Peterson. Roberln. I53 Peterson. Susan 163 Pelerson, Thomas Peterson. Vivian 125. 151. I61 Patterson. Paul 155. 164 Petty. Heather 135 P111111. Denise PHug,Tamra 1'32, 135 Pfotenhauer. James Pialniua. Paul 144 PialniIJa, Wi1liam 53,115 Pickard. Randall Pichl. Ann 92 Piethe.ChrisnneZ9.125. 146. 147.155. 163. 177 Pilsch. Louise 115. I65 Pilts.Michac1 Pivovar, Christophm 53 Placko. Robert 115. 148.181 Plier, Elizabeth 129 Podbcrcski. Marie 7131.110 PuharJohn 116. 15-1 Poll. Deborah 135 Pollock. Tina 116 Ponx. Bruce Pombaugh, Kip Pope. Virginia Posniak. Stephen 100 Poston. Dr. Rcuben IUI Pougher. Richard 129. 144. 156 P011105. Sharon Poweil. Dr. Richard 103. 201 Powers. Mariunn 161 PralLCynthiu 129 Prchler. Neal 150 PrescotiJosephine 1 16. 148. 156. 1'1? Prew. Susan 135. 15':r Price. Paul125. 153.169. 184 Price.WiIliarn 135 Proper. Elizabeth 129. 144. 166 Prymula. Charles Q Quel1a.Nancy 135 Quiring. Leonard I29. 151, 155. 168 R Rachie. Jeanna 129. 1'16 Rahn. Sterling Rang. Roberta 136. I44. 151 RaschJamcs 129. 151 Ralh. Dorothy 14. 41. 93 Rattle, Kevin 53, 73, 129 Ray. April 153 Rayner. R0na1d53.66 Reed. Earlene 153 . Reed. Rosana 1 1.5. 155 i . Reed, Virginia Rccmlsma. James 180 Ragnar. Dr, John 201 Regner. Dr. Leon 201 Reichwald. Linda136. I50 Rcilly. Kulhlccn Reinhard.Kulh1ccn 81.152.116.152 RU166.J0n 184 Ruiswchcr. Mark 511. 59. 153. I111 Rcitcr. Karen 129.144. 163. 1319 Remus. Edward 129. 14'! Reschenberg. Lynn 125. 1?? 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