Chapman University - Ceer Yearbook (Orange, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

■. - isr-iM ' s! ' ' ' ' ' . ? ' ' ' ' ' ' r - ■m ' ' %! ««itewi ' - t -mm mi m Li ing ill the now, the pulsating present. The past and the ever day motions of life are often dimmed and blurred. Yet it isjust these past events and everyday motions of life that lead us to the onward How ing now Even as we How in the nov of life we will reHect back on those motions. It is this motion of life we have tried to catch a hint of in these wooden fibers, to give a hint of those motions that once were now. These motions are traced from the beginning of a day in the life Life from morning to evening and fall to spring. Thus we hope to present a tangle of time and events that w ill happen for vou like it happened w hen it was now , CHAPMAN COLLEGE CEER 1968 EDITOR - ARDON ALGER ASSISTANT EDITOR - BETH WILKINSON 1 ,■ H- -c -v_ - ij i%. The flame of learning and giving burns in him and, in his own words, he is content when he sees a small spark grow into a flame within his students. As a student, he skipped three grades (3-5-11), and entered college at fifteen. During these special years of college, which we now e.xperience, he lead a band, earned his bachelor and master degrees in music and religion at U.S.C. to obtain liis Ph.d. in world religion. Since 1952, this dedicated teacher has been with us. During Seven years old. Dr Huntington with his wife, Judy. this time he has participated in the East-West Philosophers Conference in Hawaii, started a book on world religions, spon- sored the international club, kept score at the basketball games, has been dean of the ship in 1966, head of the religion department, and next year he will be director of the New Asian Area Studies program. Because this teacher has given us the flame that glows within himself, because he cares to give knowledge of life itself, we the students of Chapman College dedicate the CEER for 1967-1968 to you, Dr. Ronald M. Huntington. U.S C. band member THE DEDICATION PRESENTED TO DR. RONALD M. HUNTINGTON don t know hert ' I ni uoiiiii l)nt I in on ni w a — Sanclbnri; who is the slayer, who is the victim? Speak Sophocles Martin Lutlier King Robert Francis Kennedy i WHEN WE LOSE A FRIEND WE DIE A LITTLE ' Chapman College was honored to have had the late Dr David F Ferris devote so manv da s out of the last five years to its graduate and under-graduate students. Dr. Ferris was born onJuK 1, 1913. He is survived by his wife and twc children. Dr. Ferris left the position of Director of Teacher Training at Occidental to assume the role of the head of the Graduate Division here at Chapman. He brought u ith him a love of all fine arts, especialK music and drama. Dr Ferris was sincereK warm-hearted toward the students at Chapman. . s far as Dr. Ferris was concerned, the student came first and the student-program second. 10 -y ' ■ILi 12 1 J ' - ' « i 14 jJEH I Im MM f- ii ■BfJ W:% E fl ■Ki ---ll- J L ' -K « m i ..i: «Easi.-!« r ' ' - • ' ■■ ' FRESHMEN ROW I: Twinks Allen, Pam Brewer, Sherron Cox. Tim Allen, Sophie Stockton, Nancy Chambers. ROW 2: Sandra Draper, Becky Ellis, Rick Grider, Janell Gregg, Diane Chrystal, Dean Beatty 20 ROW 1: Dcirrif Maiik ' S, Jfaiiric Murplu, Kitsit- Neal. Brenda Andtrscm Blanche Nett. Marsha Dciufll, Peiiiil McRdberts, Aladee Delahuussayt- Katliif BraL ROW 2: JriiiiiftT Clddinns, Sandy Nt-u port. Row 1: Dorcitlu-a Vialf. Tnidv Ki lifr, Siisic Kent. Diarine Nigrii, Mar Scott. (:und Hal - Row 2: Bdl P.ittcrs Stlcda (;dl, Jon an ' ai; ncr, Jcanic I ' cndlclon, Bdl I ' inkcrton Chris Toole ROW 1: Carolyn Chambers, Linda Kivett. Nancy Witte, Laurie Willard, Lynn Washington. Karen Tennyson, ROW 2: Bill Par- sons, Steven Rook, Glenn Robinson, Earl Vinson, Angie Peterson, Curtis Vandewalker, ROW 1: Joy Robinson. Gregory Caudela. Marialico Thomsen. Grace Wade. Mary Jane Weil. Nancy Cramby. Ellen Jeung ROW 2 : Linda Thomas, Phil Otterson, Bill McCormick, Linda Wall, Susan Hamilton. Janet Wilson, Chris Frederiksen, 22 23 ■ s fe SOCCER 24 I :yfi Z. TOP ROW (Lett (ci Right): Mr Kt-mp-Blair. Biiii; llim.ll. Fred Carson, Jay O ' Neil, Pete Smith. Be. I) Chatn, Phil Wal- lach, Chris Odebiiiimi, Stii Sharp, Nhuini Biindi, Stii Rob- erts. FRONT ROW: l.arrv Old.r, Juhii lie. Dae, Chris Waian, Chris Fredericksoii CROSSCOUNTRY INTRAMURALS Bl l I L. TO R. Chris Waian, Terrance Okimura, Joe Willit-lm, Harold Tiibbs, Jim Tognaziiii, RandyGray, Rick Myers, Bill Jacksoii-President, Ross Clark, Danny Campbell, Mac Carpenter, John VonWagner, Jim Voss, Dave Baker. L A M B D A S K i ■ ■i . -gr via H V- l H k C 4n Hre] t j Mr CKiri. Advisor Miss Lambda Plii Alpha 196S Mar Parker 29 STANDING: Diaiif Mall, Barbara Houssierf, Rent ' Busch. Jcanie Pendleton, Terese Guarnero, Lynn Washington. Karen Olsen, Leslie Carpenter, Mary Parker, Sandy Kocli. Linda Kisner SEATED: Kiitli i ' liDnipkins, Jade LiislibauHh, Micky N orris, I inda Spafford, Nancy Phillips. KAPPAS 1 M k i jkLB Li 3 |h i h m K| HE H D i ' ' _|| 1 I m H f1 H BBI BihhL I M 1 9 Pl ft. tm K ' t ' lA o - . K«- ' ' j B w W ii mm Ig H fe jjP M K k ' . t 1 L 1 ■ V ' 31 International Club Members Berhanu Duressa Linda Kerley Bob Martin LizStahl Malee Mensairn Sman Ngamsit Akira Oshima Nick Papaconstantinou Nizar Samman Diane Hanson Bob Oberaunt Tim Maple Linda Kolokathis Sue Olvey Sandra Waldorf Abdul Taibah Luisa Reynolds Ton Tuan That Hiep Quang Quae Adnan Al Bayati Amelia Hooke Rita Lee John Kamanopolli Fred Ma Varre Cummins Vinh Phan Aka Medard Bob Choto Nyuma Bondi Parvin Ghassemi Bing Howell Sameh Khurma Terrance Ng Myra Sklar Nipa Suvvansang Mitsuko Natsume David Tsunk Chris Odebunmi Terry Callahan Mercedes Wanguemert Richard Weatherington Thomas Campp Sammye Sams Bill Clark Scott Graham INTERNATIONAL CLUB STANDING: Richard Weatherington, John McCreedy, Mr Harrison, Noni Magdanz, John Watley, Julie Pruett, Doug Motley. Ro- land Foster; SEATED: Henry Tarlow, Marty Babayco, Rick P ' isleben, Jay O Neil, RADIO KNAB ' fw ' w HOME ECONOMICS CLUB L. TO R. SEATED IN FRONT: Jessica Pell, Dr Morgan, Karen Gill, Pris Barboo. Ruth Herrington, Nancy Brock, Karen Olsen; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dohrmaiin. Mrs Dorst, Bonnie Smith, Gail Hayne. Kllen Meredith. Nancy .Mpert, Diana Pry. Marcia Freitas, Judy Bennington, Helen Harlan. Colleen Marzec. 36 f George W llace 37 A.S.B. PRESIDENT JIM RICHARDSON 38 A.S.B. VICE PRESIDENT BAILEY WHARTON - ' T A.S.B. r SENATE 40 Senators Janice Hedit Nancy Witte JaiiellGregj; Karen Teninson Gwen Hiroto Leah Jacobs Bob Morse Warren Hull John Poptanich Tom Amos Tim Maple Carol Kennedy- Maggie Lee And Frederickson Karen (iill Don Allen Jim Stanton Jim Voss John Kamanapalli Julie Pruett Wanda Stallworth ASB EXECUTIVE Jim Richardson Baile Wharton Scott MacAdams Jetf Huston Jo ce Kamei V ' arre Cummins Rick Kisleben John McCready Jim Stanton Bill Jackson Brinley Liese Darlene Hemphill Lynn Washington President Vice President Chief Justice AMS President AWS President Treasurer Junior Representative Sophomore Representative Senior Representative Social Chairman Campus Co-ordinator Secretar Clerk ot the Senate 41 jlg lljlllllgr The ' g PANTHER MEMBER, ASSOCIATED COLLEGIATE PRESS t Vs MEMBER, UNITED STATES STUDENT PRESS ASSOCIATION Uy j, MEMBER, INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS flrlfnllft ' ' PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF CHAPMAN COLLEGE PRESS Letters to the Editor should be submitted to the Panther office, Wilkinson Hall, by 4:30 p m. Monday. Letters are printed as receWed. Editor-in-Chief Dan Woolridge Managing Editor Richard Weatherington Assistant Editor Janell Gregg News Editor Laurel Awsumb Editoria I Assistant Nate Rosenga rten Feature Editor Dorothea Viale Campus Editor Toni Burks Sports Editor Jack Brushert Fine Arts Editor D.anne Dryer Residency Base Editor Jennifer Giddings Club Editor Gwen Hiroto Dorm Editor Cyn Nero Columnists Jerry Young Business Manager Richard Weatherington Staff Pam Tucker, Linda Hamlin, Cliff Ishigaki, Mary Scott, Elias Soria, Capt. Kidd, Selton Peters, Anita Capps Staff Hippie _ Pete Simpson National Ad Manager Charlie Bunton Photographers Chris Frederiksen, Pradip Gupta, Joe Wilhelm, Larry Older Faculty Advisor Dr. John O ' Neill Technical Advisor Dr. Carl Venstrom 43 CEER STAFF CEER STAFF na t ' Bakfr MicBfll Pain iss PliilOtterson Katli l.atlirnp Marilou rhorpt dins !■ ri ' deriksen , tfai l- y Jf P«aul4v a? uHy WIJ5 F s iii y   Wy , ' «« ■ «wWv ixof CM.ov% o uf - .OT ' 3 mI I 5«t  O - JjU3 H lav- v« % JS7 1 ;«, N (w i ' 4 1 i a N r% 4 H f«.«MOT 1 i H 5 r oT-b ' - i mSf l«r . 4t lA l L Sc-VN-arS M 1 ' ' ' ' v. i, .or1 ii: 3e.T  OTS m Jrz a+i d .-i «5r Mi 3tl•i- •«■ Jfc« r H , 0 i • ■OlA « H jraA- « ' « JP 3 H ,Y.i.  -? ' • w Denise Rockwell Janice Kv ing Cinny Kneberle Karen Wilkinson A.M.S. Kxecutive: STANDING: Dave Larson, Dave Baker. Dennis Marling. Bill Daniel SEATED: Bob Zamora. Jeff Huston (President). Charlie Bunten, Dave Mott A.M S.-A W S Dress Dinner. AM S,-A W.S Prt ' sicUMils A M.S. Intraniiirals SEATED LEFT: JnAiiii Ciatn, Mrs. Perkins {spciiivir). (avi-ii K Okiimura, Janet Havens, Joyce C liiltcin, ( arleen Moore. 2nd ROW: Jolaine Fergn- son, Bett Kin,n, Joyce Kamei. President, Marcia Freitas, l,ynn Washing- ton 3rd ROW: Janice Fwing. Hnth llarrini ton, Fvetyn (Gibson 4th ROW: Sue Rider, Sandra Draper. Haehel Jiistni. not pictured Mrs Sum- mers, spon.sor. An anticipated .AWS event was the Formal Dinner Dance, held at the Newporter Inn in Newport Beach. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Mr. Miller, auctioneer at the faculty auc tion 48 Karen Wilkinson Theta President Diane Mall i ted best dressed coed ol t hapinan b AWS. Linda Kisner Kappa President-elect I. i LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs R Kennedy, Joyce Kamei President, Rachel Justni, Bctt King, Mrs King, Mrs. Cato, Jo, nn Cato. . special moment, the Rose Ring. HOMECOMING AND THE LOVELIEST OF LADIES Chapman ' s 1968 Queen, Ardys Williams. Each candidate with her respective sponsor: Alpha Phi Omega, Circle K, Adelphos, Lambda Phi Alpha, and A MS Queen Ardys Williams and Princess Lynn Lovejoy. Princesses Rebecca Pearson, Kathv Kvie, and Slierrv Smith, 50 THE FESTIVITIES Frosh also participated in Homecoming activities. Tile entire orani e enriiriinint shared in the t;ai!a parade and Honieconiing acti ities The Von Harris: A silly millimeter longer! Pink Panther and the pepsters added to the noise. fSf Varsity Yell; Kent Hoffman. Tim McKean, Dominic DiBella, Marty Babay- co, Connie Miller, mascot Charii Roe and friend PEPSTERS Varsity Song: Karen, Linda, Ce- Cee, Kathy, Julie. RIGHT; Bee Yell Susie, Brenda, Jennifer, Olga. baaj j ii-jaslEMJia EBlBB T TOP ROW (Left to Right) Coach Dave Weatherill, John Young, Bob Davidson. Tony Mason, Tom Hart. Frank Franklin. Warren Bedell, Jim Bruce. Hal Eidal, Asst Coach Dick Weatherill FRONT ROV John Green, Mike Milhouser. Dan Mandayan. Ron Danman, Doug Kckert, Rich Grimes, Jim Caperton. VARSITY BASKETBALL iL « « MM ... . i 1 i 2 , 1 mm 53 J.V. BASKETBALL 63 BACK ROW, left to right: Tom Fries. Lance Mack. Dun Chaffin. James larner. Cc.acli Dick Weathcrili FRONT ROW : l.kun Kcibinsoii. Brian Cirupe. Ja Ra l, John Cortesi SOPHOMORES KOW 1: (LTO R)(; ven lliroto, Jcilaint- FiirKi-Min, Mangif [.ee, Mary Cillftt, J(i Ann C;at(), Marty Babayco. ROW 2: Ann Hudson, John Corpin, Ji seph Wilht ' lm Jr., C hris Waian, Klizabetli Stahl, Bern ice Botlcliiv 58 ROW ONE: L TO R Chris Tiinisdii, AKc-c Niinnan, Carlfcii Mo.irf. IkIu.I rcclaii l. MariKii [ranks. Sur ()Kf . kathlt-fii Kricksc.n HOW TWO: l.iiula kt-rk- . Sue Riclt-r, Bub Martin, j.i iux- Kwitii;. antia Skillwurlli 59 Dr. Desmond W. Bittiiiger Chancellor Or John L Davis President of the College Dr. Merwin A Griffiths Dean of the College THE ADMINISTRATION TOP RIGHT: Dr. William W Carpenter Chaplain Mr. Carroll C. Gotten Dean of Students 60 Mr EmervE. Owens Registrar Mrs. Lois F erris Administrative Asst. to Chairman and Academic C x)rdinator Mr. John Breihan Assistant Registrar Mr Ralph S Gunn Business Manager Mr Merton D Brown Director ol .Xdrnissions Mr Denzel Melvin Financial Aids Officer Mrs. Arlene Metha Coordinator of Special Student Services Mr. Cyril Conrad Student Personnel STUDENT PERSONNEL Mr Charlie Miltli -ll Housing C-oordiiiator RIGHT Mr Janif K Ia-Ims Bookstore Manager BF.LOW Mrs Mills and Mrs. Di.ngorv Shiderit Health tk-iiter BELOW RIGHT Mrs Roberta Hagood Placement Otfieer ' ■.; • ■ ' ■ ' - . The yroundbreakini; Inr the- new ;)cieiRe Biiikliiit; proves (_:hapman s ra|)id ,i;ri)« th. DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT LEFT: Fredric S. Burgh, Robert W Mitchel, Lucy Parker, Richard Arbenz, Betty Hartley, James Farley. NOT PIC- TURED: Robert Cox, Floyd McCarthy, Leonard McKee, and John Rowett 64 Lori Bartholomew, Janice Bartletl, Karen Blessing, Carol Ann Bozman, Sharon Callahan, Lillian Carpenter, Judy Curtis, Bess Hughes Dickenson, (ieraldean Dortch. Diane K Elam, Klizabeth R. Fa , Dorothy B Ferrin, Marv K, Fretheim, Bennie Lee Gildon, Marge Hennen. Kathr n S Jarvis, Karen K Keegan, Marjorie Mclnnis, Yvonne H McLaren, Betty McNamara, Sandra Menghini, Patricia Ngamsnit, Nell Oskins, Justeen Perkins, (k-mella J. Pooley, Mary Reeder, Bar- bara Robinson, ' irginia Rowe, Nan Rozema, Sue Rudisill. Frances Sanhlippo. Ruth Sinikins, Marcia Sonnenberg, Vivian Switzler, Patricia SyTTimes, Sibyl Thomas. Marlene Thorson, Ruth Trickey, Ruby VViggs, Kdna-Grace Wocher, Fvelvn B. VVoellcl, Daphjie Zakzeski, InezKosche. STAFF Mr JamesJ King, Manager, College Services 65 ' Action is greater than inaction: perform therefore thy task in Hfe. Krishna- Bhagavad Cita.3 66 DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION BACK ROW: Carol Brock, Bruce MacKenzie, Dr Wendell Hammer. William Wolter, Ruth Mahar, Anna Mac McKee, Sheila Morris, Caths Cook .MIDDLE ROW: Jan Cion, Sue Riche . Marie Miller, iri;inia Mathon , Susan Webb, Jane Edwards, Netter Worthing- ton, Phil Crawford. FRO.NT ROW: M ra Stolk, Betty Bartle , Martha Sturgeon, Lois Ferris, Susan Owens, Penny Patch 68 i-  • 69 JUNIORS BOTTOM: Mark Gale, John Corpin, Wendy Forsythe, Pris Barboo, Nancy Alpert, Sandy Alexander, Nyuma Bandi TOP: Ardon Alger, Jan Gilkison, Wally Eastwood, James Benham, Judy Buck, Medard Aka. 72 BOTTOM: Noni Magdanz, Sameli kluirnia, Joyce Kamt-i. Jeanne Hociper. Pegg Ha A ard. Htlt-n Jn Harlan TOP: Patrick Mnnsiin. Jm Ji Duncan Harvey, Carol Kennedy, Diane Mall, Kuth Harrington BOTTOM: Bettie Walker, Karen Wilkinson, Pam Adair oss, Sarnmye Sams, Sman Ngamsnit, Allan DaMd Roch, C;«en Okninnra, Lnida Personett TOP: J P Golinvaux, Alexis Woods, Frank Schouwenaars, Don Sevier, Sandy Ruller. David Rainwater, Diana Pr , Marie OMiigton R.F. ' S Cliamber Singers: STANDING. Bill McMillan. Jim Iriistri, I ' at Wade. Matt Riivald, Kathv Latlirop, Mark Glailsdii. Jo Johnson. Mic Bell; SEATED, Franz Briglitbill. Carol Weber. Jolin L)it;litoii. Cliris Tunison. Steve Dublin. Kaye Groljee, Alvin Brinhtbill; and Berniec Briglitbill and Donna Nathan, ij l9l|Br HALlSe ANGELS Hall ' s Angels — the Concert Choir and Chamber Singers on tour 76 Concert Choir And Chamber Singers Tour Northern California, Oregon, and Washington during semester break. The Concert Choir is composed of nintv selected members who, under the direction of Bill Hall, perform at several school events as well as several concerts during the ear The Chamber Singers are selected from among the best voices of the college and give several perform- ances within the community besides singing in concerts with the Choir. Both groups practice long and hard to prov ide exceptional music w henever the perform. Sopranos Paula Barabash, Denise Brou [i, Judy Buck, Susan Cooper, Marsha Dowell, Kaye Grobee, Dorthea Hahn, BcverK Hayashida, Lynda Jennings, Alice Kirtlan, Bernice Brightbill. Doris Manley, Nancy McLain. Marvina Raw son, Chris Tunison, MariKn Walker, Carol Weber, Megan Hicks, Caro- l n Rohnert; Altos, BeverK . llen, Linda Bicker, Carmen Bryant. Jan Burger, Jo.- nn (;ato, HolK Coit, Juanita Coleman, Dee Dee ( otniolly. Sands Draper, Rebecca Kllis. Sandra Fa , Jennifer Ciiddings, Mar (iillett, Jarnce Hecht, .-Xnne Hutfington, Jo Johnson, Elizabeth Jones, anc K le, Kath Lathrop, Maggie Lee, Penni McRoberts, Jeanne 1urph , ( inny Null, Nancy Parniin- ter, Susan Rosten, Linda Tessier. Rita an Horn, (;race Wade, Pat Wade, Sands Waldorf. Lmda Wall, Beth Wilkinson. l,arelee Stene, Tenors; Alvin Brightbill, Fran Brightbill. Stephen Dublni, Bill !cMilla;i, Bill Rainbolt, Matt Riivald. Jnn Togna nn, Basses; Michel Bell. John Blumeyer, Steve Oindit, Bill Daniel, Dan Dernns, John Dighton. Rick Kisleben, Draig Fields, Jim Friesen. Nelson Kimber. Tim Maple, Bill Parsons. Bill Paterson, Dave Ruch, Bert Willis, MikeFricson, Bob Martin, C;raig Clark, John Miller 77 ■ tfft H ■■■■■■■H 1, , ail 1 Ml 1 g tH!! -a SUMMER AND SMOKE Sammye ' s most dramatic scene. LEFT: Sammye Sams, Wayne Beauvais, Suzanne Rowe. Julie Castleton, Suzaime Rowe, Darrel V ' ils Lurry OldtT, llarrel illMiii, Waviie Bfaiivais. Bud Cook WAITING FOR GODOT 81 Bud Oddk and Larrv Oldt-r KISS AN UGLY MAN By The Brothers Kemp-Blair His performance in Kiss An Ugly Man aided Bud Cook in get- ting actor of the year award In many plays including Kiss An Ugl Man, Cand tlintcnljurgcr wins the co ' eted Melrose Trophy for 1968. Princess Chris Tunison and beast Craig Fields. ' T o of the many outstanding ' utiles . Mr Woniack and Don Zirp tld. Januf Ikcht, also an uelv , gets a nose job in the batk roiind A cast o( thousands includes Chris Tunison. Don Zirpola. Hand Gray. Bill Rainboh and John Dig h ton. POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL Frosh Win 1st Place Seniors Take 2nd Place Juniors And Sophomores Follow. ii.:i vhii. ' h immmmm The Winner Is . . . West Hall! SPRING SING HAPPENING ' •- r ? ' 68 THETA ' S 86 KAPPA ' S LAMBDA ' S BETA CHI ALPHA PHI OMEGA LEFT: N ' arre Cummins, Henry Tarlou, Richard VVeatheriiigton, Stewart Sharp. Art Elhs, Dr. O ' Neil, Mr Booth, Mike Vreeland, Nelson Kimbe Dick Harnack, David Larson, Rick Ostrowski. I f ! ' - V MiS ' 89 BETA CHI SEATED: Esther Castillo, Betty King, Nancy Alpert, F.llen Jung, Gwen Okumura, SECOND ROW: Judy MacAdams, Joy Johnson, Marvina Rawson, Pam Aker. Janice Heck, Sue Rider, Sue C ooper, Joyce Kamei, THIRD ROW: Judy Buck, Jeanie Murphy, Laura Weatherhiil, STANDING: Mrs. Kerrin, Robin Johnson, Leanna Wade, Evelyn Gibson, Doris Manley, Dorothea Hahn, Cathy Kyle, Betty Walker, Sherri Smith, Carolyn Collup, Becky Ellis, Linda Kurlv, Liz Stahl. 90 most kissable ' ■.m KsstrsBS.Sfe ' sa ff LEFT TO RIGHT LINE, Kathy Lathrop, Colleen Marzec, Joyce Chilton, Linda Hamlin, Sue Olvey, JoAnn Cato. Stephanie Whittlesey, Sue Beers, Ginny Koeberle, Chris Tunison, Margie Jones, Sandv Gordon, Karen Wilkin- son; CLOCKWISE FROM TOP, Alexis Woods, Robin Loveday, Diana Pry, Anita Capps, Nancy Witty, Margie Shreve, Janet Havens, Marcia P ' reitas, Pris Barboo, Rebecca Pearson, Jolaine Furguson, Melinda Diehl, Maggie Lee, Linda Colokathis, Nancy Parminter, Ty Platton, Jan Frazee, Sue Pope, Mojo Sanders, Kathy Erickson, Linda Genung, Julie Pruett, Not pictured Linda Franz, Gwen Hiroto, Carolyn Rohnert, Ann Huffington. THETAS 92 ADELPHOS A A STANDING: Dennis Marling, Pat O Neal, Harry Walles, Bill McMillan, Cliff Ishigaki. Jay O ' Neil, Selton Peters, Tom Griffiths, SEATED: Ray Braun, Jeff Huston, Bill Daniel. 94 Adelpho Koriim with Dr Ramsey as speaker 95 I ' To love the game beyond the prize. Henry Nevvbolt 96 1 ., 1 TRACK T ;_ pp f.: NCAA NATI TOP LEFT: Paul Deese (coach), Tony Spano. Dean Smith. Don Richards, Jim Hanis, Dennis Veltz, Rich Roman, Bill Holt, John Young, Gerald Hammel, Dave Ristig, Rick MacHale, Steve Robertson, Bud Cunningham 100 ONAL CHAMPS (coach 1, Rands Giiesiui (coach). Kd Peck BOTTOM LEFT: Fred Sohegi- ari, Domiiiick Daley, John Baker. Mark Carlson. Bob Zamora. Lotniie (Jr- tcKa. Chuck Stone. 101 Jim Haiiis rounds another base. BELOW: Proud team members Jim Hanisand Tony Spano. y f f Coach Paul Dt-ese and Captain Bob Zamora receive the NCAA Nation- al Champs Award Bob Zamora comes home. 103 THE WINNING SCORES 104 PACIFIC COAST REGIONALS chapman i Portland 6 C ' liapnuin t Sacramento State 3 Cliapinaii (i Seattle Pacific NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP chapman 11 Long Island L ' niversit 8 Chapman .-I o Arkansas State Chapman 11 Delta State 105 TENNIS :A ' - • m -,,. ■■■■ (, ■ -, M R ' VOw m S eS A lfl|, ,• ' , ' A 2 , 106 fill i — J BACK ROW: Dave Boliaiinan, Charley BuTitlii, John BlacklidKc l, ni Klliot, FRONT ROW: Riiss Lindcrman, Rich Kraiik. Jim Tiii;iiaiiziiH. Bill Daniels. HOCKEY TEAM MEMBERS PICTURED BELOW: Bill Wilson, Steve Sharp, Jack Spratt. 108 Charley Sax. Coach; JcH IImsIoti. Sarid ( .albraith. Lucus Wall, Bob Kerris, Rkli Simpson. Rich (irimes. GOLF 109 - c Dr Bert C; Williams RIGHT:Dr Ronald M Huntington Chairman, Division of Humanities Head, Dept, of Religion Professor, Ptiilosophy Assoc. Prof, of Religion and Philosophy Dr Fred Francis, Asst. Prof, of Religion Dr. Willis W Fisher Professor of Religion PHILOSOPHY RELIGION Mr Pauls Delp Assoc. Prof., Philosophy Mr. William G, Womack Co-Director, Speech-Heariiia C linic Asst. Prof, of Speech Mr Richard Doetkott Director. Audio-Visual Projects Asst Prol of Speech and Drama SPEECH AND DRAMA Mr. Heiir) Kemp-Blair Head, Speech-Drama Dept Asst. Prof of Speech and Drama Mrs, VxlHh Schwartz (!o-Director, Speech-Hearing Clinic Instructor in Speech Dr Kalpli Smith Head, Music Dt ' pt. Prof. 1)1 Music MUSIC Mr. William Hall Asst. Prot. i)f Music Dr William K Haldeman Assoc. Prot, of Music Mr. Norman Tliornpsim Instructor, M usic 112 Dr Dorothy Mills Asst. Prof, of Spanisfi Dr Edwin G Alderson Head, Dept of Foreign Languages Prof, of French FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr David A Bowman Instructor in Spanish Mrs. Francoise Appel Instructor in French 114 ■Bl 1 ■■ m r : - ' - ■- Dr Lillian Sacco Asst, Prof, of Englisti r.WS ' ' %- ' ■ ' ' Dr Ricfiard Watson As t Prof of Knglish Dr, Melvin R, Watson Head, Knglish I5ept Prof of Knglish ENGLISH LEFT: Mrs Elizabetti Truax Instructor in English RIGHT: Mr Cameron Sinclair Instructor in English 115 ENGLISH Mr. Millard Parker Instructor in English Dr Anna Maria Jardini Assoc. Prof- of Knglisfi and Frencli LIBRARIANS Mrs Alice E Flint Librarian Mrs Bertha M Coddington Asst, Librarian Asst. Prof, of Library Science Mrs. Ruth M Borchard Circulation Librarian Instructor in Library Science Mrs Lois McClure Reference Librarian Asst. Prof, of Library Science Mr. Ronald M. Jorve Assistant Librarian - Asst. Prof of Library Science NOT PICTURED Mrs. Lois Anne Eaton Library Assistant Miss Joan Greenfield Library Assistant Mrs. ArleneOtte Secretary, Librarian Acquisitions Clerk Dr Arthur K Flint Chairman. Division of Natural Sciences Head, C;eolog Dcpt Prof of (Geology Dr Stanley Wimberley Assoc Prof of Geology GEOLOGY AND PHYSICS Mr. John A Vules Instructor in Physics Mr. William E Boyer Head, Physics Dept Assoc. Prof, of Mathematics and Phvsics na 5 117 Dr Frederic] Kakis Assoc. Prof, of Chemistry Mr. KarIP Reitz Head, Mathematics Dept. Asst. Prof, of Mathematics Mrs. Jean Vincenzi Instructor in Mathematics Mr G. Vance Gritton Asst. Prof, of Chemistry CHEMISTRY AND MATHEMATICS 118 Dr Chang Mei Fradkiii Head. Dept ot Biology Assoc. Prof, of Biology Dr. Clinton . ' Westervelt Asst. Prof, of Biology MIssEllettaE Kneip Assoc. Prof- of Biology BIOLOGY Dr Edwin S Oosby Prof (if Fiologs 119 L« k i w 1 B z ' I B - _ 1 Dr Robert G. Ramsay Chairman, Divsion of Social Sciences Head, History Dept Assoc. Prof, of History Dr H. Preston James Prof, of History HISTORY Mr James C. Miller Assoc. Prof, of History and English Dr. Robert L Harris Assoc. Prof, of History 120 Mr. James VV. Utter Assoc. Prof, of History AND GOVERNMENT Dr Jufin R ONeill Acting Head, Dept of (iovernnient Asst, Prof of Government Mr RohertJ Fogarl Asst. Prof, of (iovernmeni Mr Cliarles Wilbourn Instructor in Historv ■ •wHriUMMlkNilhM ' Mr. Donald R Booth Head, Dept of Economics and Business Administration Mr. Benjamin B. Sherry Asst. Prof. Economics and Business Administration ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Dr Kenneth E Daane Assoc. Prof of Economics Dr. Sverre I. Scheldrup Assoc. Prof Economics and Business Administra- tion 122 PSYCHOLOGY I )r James J Tschudy I li-ad, Dept of Psychi)logy Assoc. Prof of Ps chol()g Dr. Stanley N. Califf Asst. Prof, of Psychology Dr Prances Smitfi Assoc. Prof. Psychology Instructor in Clinical and Educa- tion Psychology 123 Mr Stuart B. Smith Acting Head, Dept. of Sociology and Social Wel- fare Asst. Prof, of Sociology and Social W elfare SOCIOLOGY - Dr Patricia Lee Asst. Prof, of Sociology and Social Welfare Mr. Edward C. Keswick Director of Men s P. E. Assoc. Prof, of Physical Education Miss Mickey Raynor Acting Head, Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletic Dept. Asst. Prof, of Physical Education Mr David A. Weatherill Director of Athletics and Basket- ball C oacli Asst, Prot, (jl Phvsical Education Miss Joan Kawriip Instructor in Physical Kdiicalion Mrs Bonnie S Wulff Instructor in Physical Kdu- cation PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr Pauls Deese Asst Prof of Physical Education ■■WB m- ' f Dr Wilfred M Landriis Chairman. Division of Kducation Head. Dept. of Kducation Prof, of Psycliology and Education EDUCATION Miss Ann Bullock Director of Elementary Education Prof, of Education Dr Donald E Hutchcrson Assl. 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