Cornell College - Royal Purple Yearbook (Mount Vernon, IA)

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Nh. .- -1, iw- Hey, hey, we're the monkees! fha XSZ 6 Freshman Week Crashed by Kohawks Jennifer Rugg displays not only her singing and dramatic abilities, but other things as well. Cornell welcomed 320 new freshmen to the campus this year, most of them endured the trials of New Stu- dent Week. For their first Cornell mixer the freshmen were paired off by computer. Several days after their arrival on campus, downtown Mt. Vernon was filled with students wearing recently acquired Cornell sweat- shirts and carrying various new accessories for their college rooms. During New Student Week the summer reading of the freshmen was discussed with faculty members and upperclassmen and the freshmen were acquainted with various aspects of Cornell life. An unexpected highlight came to Orientation Week as four Coe College freshmen on a beanie snatching raid were captured by alert Cornell monks and given a just and unbiased trial before an all Ram iury. Attorney for the defense, Baron Bremner Esq., was denied his re- quest for a change of venue for the defendants and the monks' verdict sent the four longhaired Kohawk frosh away with shaven heads and caused a few Cornell students to wonder whether or not the monks belonged to the human race or to a tribe of savages. With the closing of New Student Week, the profound declarations of humility from the freshmen,their plying of the shoeshine trade and the wearing of beanies were replaced by English seminars and afternoons in science labs. Kate Kanealy and her folkswingers de- light everyone with their welI-harmo- nized folk melodies. Kim the Ching adds an exotic note to Freshman Talent Show and is heartily applauded by the deprived upperclass men. 'v The Ram cheerleaders start off Homecoming with a burst of enthusiasm. Fireworks Set Off Homecoming Weekend Homecoming '67 looked back to the Roofing Twenties for its theme and everyone cooperated to make it a successful weekend-that is, everyone but the Kohawks. The traditional torchlight parade in Ash Park was held on Friday night. Ram supporters wore buttons with the slogan Hey, baby, l'm gonna mash your face. The pep rally included fireworks and the announcement of the Homecoming Queen and her court. Cornellians chose Sue McMasters as their queen. Her court con- sisted of Meredith Mclntire, Linda Cook, Barb Jackson and Vicki Brownlee. The Nlilts and the ATA's tied for first with their Roaring Twenties parade floats while the Kappa Thetas won sole honors among the women's social groups. Joe Spiegel pays tribute to a representative of the Cor- nell student body. Protest against the war in Vietnam lent a somber note to homecoming festivities. Maple Leaves Join Torchlight Parade The Olin men go all out, and capture the dorm decoration honors. President Stumpf cheers with the students during o victorious moment of the homecoming gome. 0 Miss Sue McMolsters Crown C The orrivol of the Queen float is on exciting ond long-owoited moment Hey, baby, we're gonno mosh your force. of the halftime festivities. 'elf Sorry Mrs Stumpf but it s all in a day s work' Here they come-the newest look in sports car models. 0 0 0 omecomlng Queen Du fl ng Ha lftl me Saturday morning Olin Hall won the dorm decorations contest, while in King Chapel President Stumpt ac- cepted the dedication of the renovated chapel with its new Moller organ. Saturday afternoon the weather- man cooperated and scores of Ram fans had plenty to roar about in the first half of the Rams' tilt with the Kohawks. The halftime score was Cornell 2l, Coe l4. But alas, the Roaring Twenties slid into the depression of the thirties as the Kohawks took over in the second half to win 35-21. Saturday night Cornellians went underground to the Bootlegger's Ball where Queen Sue McMasters received her crown and Rams fans drowned their sorrows. if E' Ti SIM gifs? 2 ' :E X ,- , - 1 . wf ,Q 1 . f' nl J, . - M . ml pg- , . . L., 5. ,gf-? L-Q 3,2 ' :f'f.w'f'.?'r-'-1-1:- f E -t-J. 1, miiff , - zsgasg .. V , E , L, I. 4.. ,' .'F,' 'Q' E .',- M., vw.. , ? .vr. :ix A r, Q3 .4 'A 4 7- '. x . 9 X - 'L ,. -,J ' ff- .z..-,,-f:--, -N a .. . 1, -1 f . . 'L f f f ' 4 r , , .,. P - , 5 xr r,33,' . ,lib S I . ryJQl 1, i - - 4,,' 'Z' I ,fu I 5 K. XJ x L r -. ,wi rf 4 -,H 'Q w Ly L 1 A ws , 1 1 ah' 1 , 4 King and Queen of Winter Weekend '68 NK? y KPOT K.- I 'fy' . f . ' I A favs.-1 4 G' ffl' W . 4.15 4 XX Y .r f . Professor Shackford wheels and deals at Casino Night in the Commons. IS M. ,X-,s-rsh., are he e-. -1. I T-. qu.. A, ' . Tarr Hall, a pre-games favorite for last place, upset all predictions by winning two events and picking up entry points in The third To win the girl's division of Winter Weekend Olympics. The favored Phi-O's were second with a win in the King's Race and high places in other events, but They couldn't overcome The scramblers from Tarr in either broom hockey or Tug-of-war. The favored DelTs pulled out To an early lead in The boy's division, but failed To win a game in broom hockey. A strong showing Sunday by The Gammas forced a Tie for first place. The Milts put in a strong bid for The title with a surprise second in the tug-of-war and a first in the Queen's Race. They trailed the Delts by iust one point going into the broom hockey tourna- ment, but like The Delts they could not survive the first round. They wound up in Third place, one point from a Three-way Tie for first. The Tarr girls looked neither quiet nor shy as they de- feated the Thetas, the Phi-O's and The Arrows on their way To the broom hockey championship. The Phi-O's played To a 0-0 Tie after The regulation twenty minutes and ten minute-overtime, so The game was declared a draw, with the teams sharing Third place. is , A , . ,, , I 5 l fs ma Students gamble with markers which are then used in the midnight auction. G! l..1.:Yfr:n.1' V ' ' Tarr Hall Upsets All Predictions an Despite the spring weather on February 23rd, Cornell students had a successful winter weekend. Two basket- ball games and two wrestling meets teamed up with a full weekend's schedule of games, gambling and danc- ing. Friday night was Casino night in the Commons, and a kickline, stage band, continuous floor show and an auc- tion were sandwiched between an evening of gambling in the Hilltop lounge. Saturday was highlighted by the King and Queen's Race. The Phi-O's hauled Chuck Gough to the crown, followed by Pfeiffer, the Arrows and Rood. Tarr, in a surprise entry, struggled to drag Nike the Greek Call 250 pounds of himj up the hill. In the Queen's Race, the defending champions the Milts held their title by carry- ing Linda Gable to a Winter Weekend victory. They were followed by the Delts, the Axes and Pauley. A lack of snow did not cancel the snow sculpture con- test. Dows won the first prize of fifteen dollars with their ice-block dice and a title of Cornell is a Para- Dice. Second prize went to the Milts and an indepen- dent group of girls from Dows won third. A contestant for the Queen's Race, Donna seems quite comfortable in her blanket seat. Wulf. Emma-- G -L ,ol E LSE: - ins Winter Weekend Olympics iw! ,ff X Absence of snow doesn't hinder three imaginative Cornell men from entering the snow sculpture contest. 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Cornell's offense, which ranked third in the Confer- ence, featured the passing of senior quarterback Pete Irvine and the receiving of junior end Joe Campanelli. Irvine hit on 100 of 210 passes for 1387 yards and 12 touchdowns. Campanelli, an all-conference first team selection, hauled in 46 passes Ka new school recordl for 688 yards and led the team with 44 points. Defensive standouts were co-captains Phil Brooks and Dave Austin with 104 tackles apiece. Defense was the weaker part of Cornell's game, as they ranked fifth in that department in the conference. The Ram's victories were earned with overwhelming offense powered by a well executed passing game. In addition to the all-conference selection Campanelli shared the Joseph T. Meade Best Player Award with senior offensive end Phil Brooks. 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F-.v4N'-lj u A .a-'w1AFf- ,lg ffl? fill ' x x -P xx, s,1f3flar.g2.if4'- Cornell Opponent 28 Knox 7 27 Grinnell 24 40 Monmouth 19 4 Lawrence 37 2l Coe 35 39 Carleton O 8 St. Olaf 23 7 Beloit 20 and Well-Executed Passing Game 8 QQRIB Y' Bl it 1 l it 'l - W4- l 'YI A J CIZW . f ' I .xi gx xx Back Row: Raemaker, Varda, Holmes, Spalten, Fletcher, Schmidt, Froman, Clannahan, Knutsen, Schuler, Wood, McMillan, Coach Maaske. Front Row: 5Cl1illiI'lg, Holmes, l-Cllli, Nlullenixt Kf10Yl1- Thifd Row: Field, POVYEY, CFCHTIEY, Coach Hrouda, Coach Pflasterer, Wallace, Campanelli, Brooks, Austin,'Ber- Peters, Croker, VonNess, Arends, Ferguson, Mathews, Neri, Mattson, Welter- nier, Elder, Nelson,Coocl1 Miller. len. Second Row: Coach Clark, Lother, Szilasi, Nelson, Luther, Irvine, Mc- Cornell 63 75 84 71 67 56 88 70 65 87 76 72 71 75 53 81 34 98 f 1 76 y 60 70 Rounclballers Finish Wi n Coe Opponen' Morningside 66 Buena Vista 77 lowa Wesleyan 75 William Penn 50 Monmouth 80 Knox 44 St. Olaf 65 Carleton 72 Beloit 87 Grinnell 73 Grinnell 63 Monmouth 61 Ripon 81 Lawrence 64 Knox 51 Coe 63 Beloit 41 Ripon 75 Lawrence 74 Coe 58 St. Olaf 92 Carleton 69 Back Row: Gary Knutsen, Tom Bissell, Jim Brousord, Joe Campinelli, Bill Lolli, Front Row: Steve Staton, Ron Gudas, Darrel Varda, Jack Carbee, Dick Jim Wallace, Bob Hansen. Second Row: Coach Mcaske, Jim Burns, Tim De- Hodges, C.W. Myers. Long, Chuck So1berg, Stef Beilke, Steve Mathis, Frosty Hicks, Coach Clark. Second in Conference Holiday Tourney The Rams won two of their last three games, finishing with a 12-6 conference record and a tie with Mon- mouth and St. Olaf for second place. Beloit was champ with a 13-5 mark. The season was a highly successful one for Coach Paul Maaske's Miracle Men, who made believers out of the rest of the conference. With no starter over 6' 2 the squad began poorly. However, sparked by the play of all-conference guard, Tim DeLong, Cornell swept the Coe Holiday Tournament in December and it was apparent they were on their way. Against taller and stronger conference opponents the Rams did extremely well. Although not expected to place in the first division they somehow managed to stay in contention for the title throughout the season. But after sustaining a loss to St. Olaf on the day be- fore the season ended they could only be satisfied with a second place finish. Cornell, who finished with a 14-8 record, had six men over 100 points. DeLong C3921, Tom Bissell 13661, Jack Carbee C2051, Daryl Varda C1971, Joe Campanelli 11391, and Dick Hodges C1181. Also, this year marked the beginning of the Rich Hal- bert Memorial Trophy in honor of a sophomore super- star who was killed in an auto crash before he could demonstrate his talents. The winner of this trophy could have been any of a number of Rams who dem- onstrated the leadership and unselfishness that Hal- bert did in his freshman year at Cornell. This year's recipient was senior co-captain Daryl Varda. A strong rebounder and an aggressive leader, Varda's play exemplified the courage and determination of this year's squad. l 3-L., I , ! - .',...- - --.---- - 42' 2,24 Cornell Roms Secure Conference L --- - '- -.1x' -, 'ki ' ---fa--Y-.FY, - :Sign imusen . ,zf OMSEH n , WALTER ROHANO ' 4 I Xa!! Ji 5 - :Q e fRE1- b'- Q- n I 5 I ,370 2 he JT v AAMQ Efwigf r, mc , ii. X 1 S f ff M, ' ii ' il f - . L W if X 'viiuizixi -v ra ' R fi . S ' 2 f5lU .. i - i H . , , - , . ,f ' , , . -f. I ctw I J I , Q M i .685 W fi'?l'Mfa1i iciffiiiffi QWJ S S VS' if l iff , S94 - QSM? ,K lm W qwf, . VlRl7.STlNB ! w?ISmm . 1 MJE:llllil4 sg? C .W Su-,l S? X . Q, 1RESTU l 1 ,qgswi S'-Ag -'ov 1 + S, em , wnrsiw . xx ,X M 'X I 'Uv' ' Back Row: Po? Luther, Word Nelson, Bill Hoelfgen, Dona Snodgrass, Chuck Cori Stallings, Gene Welderling, Doug Colon, Horace Fox, Don Johnson, Bob Field, Greg Gipson, Brion Quigg, Dol Ferguson, Coach Hroudo. Front Row: Toubenheim, Gary Beard, Lance Smith. The Cornell Rams captured their 24th Midwest confer- ence wrestling title this year, having lost the title only three Times in the past 27 years. The Rams scored 97 points to runner-up Carleton's 50. Our five individual champions included: Lance Smith C1151 who won his third titlef Corky Stuart C1371, his second, and sopho- more Carl Stallings C1601 and Pat Luther C1771, each of whom captured their first. All eleven Rams placed as Doug Colon C1231, Larry Beard C1301 and Dana Snod- grass C1451 took thirds, while Clair Cramer C1671, Ward Nelson C1911, and Greg Fletcher CHwt.1 each placed fourth. The wrestlers concluded their season as they scored four points in the NCAA at Mankato State. Field, a senior, and Luther both won two matches before los- ing. Smith, Beard, Stuart, and Stallings were first round victims. Smith finished this year with a 13-2 record and his fine career with an over-all 43-9 record. His sopho- more year he placed 5th in the NCAA. Field also had a fine career record, 36-15-1. Cornell Opponent 8 UNI 32 36 Monmouth 3 43 Knox 6 28 Lawrence 13 34 Beloit 1 1 47 Ripon O 14 Western Ill. 15 32 Grinnell 9 20 Drake 17 17 Dubuque 12 26 St. Olaf 13 32 Carleton 5 i ..,- 5 M., '.f A gs-' . ,,-ii.'.T i: ' 1, Wm Q1 ' Y , , l l J 'l l . 2 l 1 i 1 'l l l W , his l . , 4 Front Row: Robert Sullivan, Steve Ackley, Tom Ames, Mark Wallace, David Schnare. Back Row: Coach Miller, Charles Strief, Allen Saunders, Kevin McPl1errin, Ken Glass. Freestyle Relay Team Captures Third Place ..is.,,4,,- i . '.r- we P, , Lawrence ended Cornell's swimming championship string at three this year as the Rams took sixth place with a 4-5 record. Tom Ames tied his own school rec- ord in the 50 yard freestyle C:23.2l as he finished second, then captured a third place finish in the 100 yard freestyle with a :5l.9. Doug Peterson broke his own school record in the breastroke as he did 2:28.3 in the prelims and took third in the finals. The 400 yard freestyle relay team of Chuck Stried, Kevin Mc- Pherrin, Al Saunders and Tom Ames took third with a time of 3:29.3. Losing only team captain and senior Steve Ackley, the Rams should be considerably tougher next year. Cornell Opponent 50 Grinnell 45 58 UNI 42 40 Knox 55 35 Carleton 57 60 St. Olaf 34 42 Monmouth 53 25 Lawrence 68 28 Beloit 66 Cross Country Posts 5 0 Record in Conference Cornell cross-country men enioyed a splendid season, posting a 5-O record in the Midwest Conference and an over-all mark of 6-1. Their only loss this year was to the University of Northern Iowa. The Rams were disappointed, however, in their showing at the Confer- ence Meet in Chicago. With Komei Go on the sick list, Cornell's Harriers fell to a third place finish. First among the Ram runners was Dave Newell, followed by Jim Effinger and Howard Hogle. As a whole, this year was a continuation of the high performance of Cornell in cross-country which has enabled the Rams to chalk up a ten year record of 39 wins against 14 losses. Cornell Opponent 36 Knox 21 37 Grinnell 20 43 Monmouth 20 31 Lawrence 25 15 UNI 49 31 Coe 24 33 Dubuque 23 Back Row H oegle J ge Cl Cl k J C dd gt D k G t Brian Larson. Front Row: Craig Nixon, David Newell, Bob Barrick, Komei Go, Coach Track Team Places Sixth Dick Hodges was named the winner of the O.W. Lawr- ence outstanding Senior Trackman Award, as the Rams scored 21 points to finish sixth in the conference meet. Hodges was a consistent winner in the broad iump, triple jump and hurdles over the past three years. This year he placed fourth in the triple iump with an effort of 43' 3 a new school record, then ran a leg on the 440 yard relay team that placed fifth. Senior Ray Kraig was voted two awards by his team- mates. He was named both captain and most im- proved trackman of the year. Kraig ran a leg on the conference champion mile relay and also ran a leg on the fifth place 440 yard relay team. Besides the first place in the mile relay, the Rams got a superb performance from sophomore Clive Clark in the two-mile run. He took second with a 9:58. 4 'r 1 .7-get ' 4-A-f.,5.E,,-,qi .. 1 im- .. .l.1J 7 ,.. ..i -M L-S . -di- Bock Row: Mark Christiansen, Jim Brousard, Jim Brown. Front R Tim Delong, Greg Teas. Golfers Win Conference Led by iunior Tim DeLong, the Rams captured the 1968 conference championship. DeLong shot a 158 to win medalist honors and lead his team to the champion- ship. After being edged out by one stroke by St. Olaf last year, the team withstood the challenge of a strong Ripon five, 663-666, to gain the title. Jim Brou- sard, another Cornell junior, finished in a three-way tie for fifth place. Tennis Team ,J4 1 Ties for Fifth ' The Rarn Tennis squad Tied wifh Monmouth for fiffh ,,.4 bp place in the Midwest Conference Tournament. The ' number one doubles Team of Paul Stark and Steve Greenfield vvon two marches before losing in The semi- finals, and Stark won a singles match before losing. The Tearn, which ended with a 6-5 dual mark, chose Greenfield as honorary captain. The Rams lose Stark , and Randy Engel by graduation. Stark was 5-2 his iu- nior year and IO-I his sophomore year, giving him a fine three-year record of 21-8. W? ss....,,,,, , .aan44.n.e..,A,A,n.b A Y is ,H E 3 'ics NT W J T Q4 X .SK X 9, 5--. -r i C A ir X ,a Buck Row: Steve Greenfield, Don Hussell, Paul Stark, Coach Hroudc. 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'!. -ali' - x u 4 Faculty and Administration Nfgfy P 49:5- ii 'F' WX ,J 1- i A 4 ff 'fx Z' 'I wa 245.1 xx, .Q , .,, ,, c-Sf -'H Dr. Samuel Enoch Stumpf assumed duties as Cor- nell's new president July 1, 1967. He comes to Cor- nell with an impressive set of credentials. Dr. tumpf has a B.S. degree from UCLA, a D.B. degree rom Andover Newton Theological School, and a h.D. from the University of Chicago. The new presi- dent vacates the position of assistant to the Chan- cellor at Vanderbilt University where he remains on record as the only faculty member to have taught in four schools of the university and where he quali- fied as one of Esquire magazine's thirty-three Su- per Profs of the nation. Primarily a professor of philosophy, Stumpf has published three books in his area: Socrates to Sartre: A History of Philosophy, Morality and the Law, and A Democratic Mani- festo. ln the short time he has presided at Cornell, Presi- dent Stumpf has revealed more of himself than we could ever have seen from his paper qualifications alone. He has openly expressed his ambitions for Cornell, which he terms a gem, specifically refer- ring to its possibilities for excellence in the educa- tional world. The president's efforts to improve the F i 'i academic status of Cornell focus on what he calls an already good faculty, specifically, his plans in- clude increased professor salaries, the highest possi- ble selectivity in faculty hiring, and careful reevalua- tion of a professor before giving tenure. Dr. Stumpf's words have not been without action. Since taking office on the Hilltop, he has shown himself to be a swift administrator, impatient for progress. The administration's refusal to renew the contracts of three professors is attributed to the president's ambitions for the college. In short, his swift actions have made him a controversial figure as many have condemned him for moving too quickly and rashly. Whatever the case, it is appar- ent that the new president's attention is directed inwardly at the basic factors which determine Cor- nell's quality as an academic institution, certainly Dr. Stumpf is more than a fund raiser. Whether we see Cornell with its new helmsman as risking the character to which it owes its present stature or as about to wake from a long sleep, change is immi- nent. inl- Howard Troyer Stuart Good Dean of the College Dean of Student Affairs William Houenden Registrar Jean Tompkins Dean of Women X. J. Barron Bremner Dean of Men , EN 6 Charles Cochran Vice-President, Treasurer 4 4 Charles Jacot Director of Admissions I k li ,S -4 , , --Q--...,,g L 1 ig? 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Front Row: Steve Hall, Roze Nelson, John Wernecke, Ed Jeff Brown, Craig Phair, Ray Meredith, Bruce Beck. Second Row: John Russell, Ashmore, Spence Anneberg, Max Knouer, Fredrick Hudson, Mark Bauske, Tom Wilson, 109 Rorem mm, E Back Row: Leroy Perry, Orrin Childers, Bob Antrim, Doug Swartz, Larry Hall, Charles Starr, Fred Schwanfes, Scoft Munstock, Second Row: Dave Lange, Don Johnson, Gary Barnard, Dave Brandau, Warren Western, Bob Boehme. Front Row: Jim Evans, Jeff Nall, Dick Gast. I 2 B B .., rv. SEND Al D Back Row: Jack Nicholson, Dale Chimenri, Bruce Moeng, Steve Mewaldt, ll '0f Bruce WUld5Cl1miClf1 B05 5UlliV'-'Jn' Ken l-lfWClqUl5T1 Mike Cl flST0Pl1eff Dave Ferguson, Paul Clark, Mark Steger, Ted Lawrence. Front Row: Art Ushi- Ram'-lY 5e9e'ST 0mf Wendell Beovefsv -ft ,ii i 1 ! , V X r iii 5 in ,vi- . 1 P . I i 5 V , i i, 1 Row: Craig Nixon, Jonathon Fischer, Al Rohrer, Dove Trimble, Kent Culver, Lon Bull, David Rees, Front Row: Mike Grice, Roger Gouletre, Ned John Kollio. Second Row: Eric Orr, Todd Curtis, Dick Gosf, Don Shimobukuro, Mike Clark, Leroy Perry. Pfeiffer Back Row: Sally Tyrrell, Robbie Conway, Sue Carpenter, Sarah Gifford, Cherelynn Elliot. Second Row: Harrier Dickinson, Nancy Phillips, Peggy Harclesty, Ruth Turnquist, Midge Fay, Mary Ann de Werff, Donna Wildrick, Susan Bolster. Front Row: Janet Harris, Jan Sobolik, Kristin Towner, Amy Browder, Nora Page, Karen Woolpert, Sandy Pfanrz. Back Row: Dianne Miller, Mary Berg, Anne Withee Gabriel! Davis Nancy Haynes Mrs Webb Front Row Billie Jean Hamer Ann Brown Gwyn Johnstone, Bonnie Bean, Wendy Brownell, Darby Rrnger Second Row Mar ton Susan Redeker Tela Weber gore! Tihrs, Barb Pieh, Janice Atkins, Carolynne Myall Susan Seam Lynn Isa Jig? I 'Sm Row: Sally Sherwin, Kim Haag, Marlene Radosevich, Kris Anclresen, lenberger, Jean Welty. Front Row: Virginia Shannon, Norma Fitzgerald Westly, Ann Dappen, Sherry McGowan, Corrie Root. Second Row: Nancy Crawford, Jane Coddington, Helen Nunley, Beth Soper. King, Elaine Lehrman, Laura Aiifu, Sue Bean, Sally Dettman, Linda Kel- . .Ja-'f'. 01 31 if, Back Row: Anne Silander, Arlene Sanders, Cheri Howery, Sue Marrow, Mary Front Row: Connie Janes, Beth Stitt, Martha Meredith, Barb Martin, Janet Ortmeyer, Sandy Shaull, Lil Saarion. Second Row: Linda Gable, Ann Gross, Sprague, Nancy Moon, Jan Koch. Martha Montello, Kathy Lacher, Nora Mooney, Sue Goclbolcl, Candy Bunker. 4 Ta rr Back Row: Laura Cannon, Kathy Hanger, Ann Caywood, Ginny Schwartz, Barbara Goshorn, Kathy Barrett, Susan Baker, Donna Birkhohn, Patricia Wei- gel, Alice Townsend, Jon Zuck, Carol Klein, Becky Mullan, Jamesera Mar- shall. Second Row: Lynn Gamble, Fatiuae Harrak, Soleda Teng, Joan Man- ning, Debby Ackman, Paula Evenson, Charlotte Lewis, Karen Stephens, Dian Hechtner, Gayle Beierwalters, Susan Zwinger. Front Row: Elaine Bliss, Nancy Law, Marylyn Pugh, Bess Granot, Mel Throck, Trish Georgeff, Sue Wells, Linda Daniels, Sally Holm. Back Row: Susanne Roche, Gail Hansen, Elizabeth Fisher, Tee Dohrn. Second Barbara Sneddon, Jenny Moeng. Front Row: Ruth Savadge, Olivia Trotter, Row: Mrs. Gross, Leslie Hancock, Marcia Pearson, Prudy Shaw, Vicki Brown- Dorothy Yant, Carolyn Theiling, Mary Barkolow, Sharon Jueckstock, Barbara lee, Jo Nykiel, Julia Heath, Diana Entwisle, Christine Chadek, Mary Luschen, Janes, Deb0I'C1l'1 ACl'4mClf1, M'-'1fClf1 JOl'lf1S0I1, Sandy Thode. Merner j I Back Row: Don Nelson, Bill Freeburg, Steve Peters, Phil Ferguson, Allan Fleming, Andy Goldberg, Ron Cowell, Brian Fulton, Dave Johnson, Chuck Thomas, Joe Rossignol, Larry Goldberg, Hank Espensen, Tom Read, Ken Goodman, Front Row: Gary Schneider, Rick Kraig, Gene Steenhoek, Phil Dirks, Michael Linder, John Pray, Mike Evans. Second Row: Dick Barrett, Bill Nordecker, John Geshner. G ' lcl 1 ,E if ' 'i ' 1 -j Back Row: David Kline, Dennie ' l Cress, Gerry Stamp, Andrew Leong, l John Shuck, Bob Clark, John Lowell, Gary Steller, Dino Choremi. Front J Row: Bill Rohde, Bob Stout, Bill l Bates, Dale Knoblock, Paul Mc- Bride, David Nunan, Dick DeRemer, Bob Howard. i it 3 ll 0-1 I 2 ' n l Bowman Back Row: Jackie Lockriclge, Cindi Duba, Linda Roberts, Diana Gilbert, Barbara McClellan, Sheryl Ash, Nanette DeLaittre, Dorothy Mc- Keever, Barbara Sands, Lynn Man- nel, Kathy Burton, Sandy DiBattista, Jill Husbands, Lynn Thomas, Sharon Roberts. Second Row: Jenifer Smith, Connie Whipple, Carol Baker, Tanya Miller, Charlyn Cloud, Sheryl Atkin- son, Marcia Monson, Laura Main, Bonnie Clarke. Front Row: Terry Nelson, Cherrlynn Ultch, Janet Shuey, Ruth Selby, Jean Ernst, Jane Bishop, Linda Cook. 2' 5 -t -t' ',4..er Lili' ll J -- 'grin' :L-J -V ,qu -F Back Row: Ann Strong, Linda Gamnes, Martha Hewitt, Maxie Olson, Mary Ann Mead. Third Row: Judy Fouts, Pam Shafer, Chris Graves, Ann Reinhart, Carla Orr, Jan Hoich, Betsy Nelick, Jane Langocre, Lorie Veris, Dotty Burk, Carol Carpenter. Second Row: Ruth Morishige, Lynda Love, Andrea Lites, P I, Qi . i 1 Judy Davids, Meg Sullivan, Mrs. Foster, Marianne Jewell, Jenifer Rugg, Beverly Floro, Barb Schultz. Front Row: Patti Ehlers, Janet Pendleton, Rachel Kopet, Louise Johnson, Joyce Anderson, Sue Radkins. Back Row: Ernie Hyde, John Bernickas, Carl Nash, Art Reis, Dick Titus, Robert Quaas, Dave Wilks. Second Row: Scott Nomiya, Bruce Clement, Tim Mc- Cue, John Chase, Mark Epstein, Duncan Low, Ron Mason, Ken Banks. Front Row: Phil Topcik, Pete Bowen, Blake Learned, Mike Mullin, Mark Warner, Carl Stallings. Olin i Back Row: Bob Giery, Paul I-lirafzka, Chuck Hyser, Jeff Martin, Rick Schubert, Doug Hicks. Second Row: Bill Blount, Ed Mitchell, Tim Loft, Tom Ray, Phillip Effland, Ken DeCorlo. Front Row: Bob Steempel, C7 fra Don Bishop, Stu Lehr, Bruce Day, Brion ' Hayes. so 'Q' -Q h ,,, Dows C9 .W-,,,, Back Row: Carol Bargoni, Peggy Riley, Mary Schmidt, Aliz Pryhoda, Jane Gleasen, Nancy Miller, Lois Refle, Jane Welgos, Mary Austin, Cathy Shields, Vicki Mitton, Barbara Boettcher. Second Row: Peggy Graving, Ann Weibel, Rullv GFGVBS, Kl'iSTif1S Bl0OmqU ist, Sandy Vocelka, Chita Gillis, Holly Anderson. Front Row: Kathie Trampier, Chris Joslin, Peggy McAdam. Bock Row: Mary Doerrie, Gloria Armstrong, Donna Kim Ching, Mary Rein- hard, Margie Waddell, Marilyn Corners, Mrs. Bumgardner, Bonnie Bickel, Ju- lie Lundun, Ginna Binger, Karen Edwards, Barbara Squire, Margie Anders, Nancy Schlitter, Karen Bennett, Leslie Edmonds, Nicki-Test. Second Row: Mary Parsons, Sheryl Ramsclell, Trudy Hoag, Martha Montgomery, Susan Nodland, Kathy McCarthy, Rosemary Gant, Ann Butler, Barbara Jares, Dianne Bishop, Linda Hayden. Front Row: Marcia Quist, Susie Byers, Kathy Schlott, Ellen Adler, Sarah Stephenson, Kathy Frank, Mary Chalmers, Carol Fair. M, , 'ny ,-Av,-V . r ?-L.-, M. .-...- .k. . ...F .-,. .4 1,1 ., ,. . .fd ,ve ,.., ,V 1' J-1'f1'?.?4 xr' , -4-.5 ..- x . '.'.:L'F Q rfirzfi 'fwfr-'K 'ec ,MW -, . Q1 Ju l x F ur.. , 'H K 4.. I Q T I Pm 4 . 1 I ,x 1 .M J- ' iff, ... S 4. 1 'J 4 J- ' 'X s-W .-4' Q A . E3- I -fn 1 .il 'S .Q ii. . v il ' 1 Hatjflflg 5.4-.5 f 4.11-fur, , -uf :f.J14?,' . 3- . 'TZ QVT , ' . . f :f.rui -1 - 5.4 5,5 . , f- - Tiwfi X' ', ' I : 'fmt J. 4: T51 331 ,F 1, -,--+ - g. . ,TSQ N :pj-1519 ii - f 2 - 12 125111 . , 51 -f -.:. ,iii -.aa 5' 51,5 ,. , 7' 1 ' : 1 , .. -:QW P' ' 1- W I gift' A 1 L was if '1- -- ' -VI, I : HIL ' WA .T Hi' 4 ' ' Q, qi is R f N 4,1 V gr t 1 3 ' ,x U w if if !, Y F N 'r v s is l Donald L. Jackson John H, Arthur Men's Senate President Senior Class President W l. 1 Joseph Davis Gebhardt Student Body President Mortar Board Aleta Grillos Konnie Kiefer Martha Lothrop Lynn Perry Miller Senior Fellows Linda Schinke Janet Schulz Judy Simmer Helen Ward ln the Humanities John Arthur Donald Dimmitt Aleta Grillos Marshall Johnson William King Martha Lothrop .gn- Mark Pabst Lynn Perry Miller Janet Schultz Gary Steller Judy Simmer Helen Word Seniors William King Martha Lathrop Phi Beta Kappa Suzanne Anderson Betty Bardin Dale Chimenti Randall Engel James Frederiksen Joseph Gebhardt Aleta Grillos Norman Hetland William King David Kline Lori Larson Meredith Mclntire Mark Pabst Arthur Reis William Rohde Linda Schinke Janet Schulz Carol Shiner Gary Steller Mary Wadsley Helen Ward Martin Zahn ., ' ' ' i . z 11 if . 4 V . ' I ' mf 0 ,i N I il' Avon: ' .gt ' f is so ' J Y JA . , X fl l., Who's Who Among Students in America John Arthur Dallas Ferguson Joseph Gebhardt Aleta Grillos Norman Hetland Valerie Johnson Konnie Kiefer Raymond Kraig Mclntire Miller es and Colleges Vladimar: That passed the time. Estragon: It would have passed in any case. Vladimar: Yes, but not so rapidly. Samuel Beckett i 123 William Abel ' Michael Allen Suzanne Anderson Spencer Anneberg Phillip Brooks Paula Arenols Mary Ash Sharon Atkinson David Austin James Brown Carol Baker Coleman Baker Betty Barclin Trudy Bartholomew Priscilla Bass Ann Beason Delight Beatty Bruce Beck Karol Benewicz Robert Benz Stanley Black Clinton Blantord i 'x.- -ef if Qi' rg.-- iii git W. I ,S lg-.'k 'il'-fl-Q-' C B -Quiz ' r - - , - J- tat? ,. .. 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Associatecl Women Students , A A x x Back Row: Kathy Hamer, Val Johnson, Aleta Grillos, Peggy Ruth Graves, Sandy Vocelka, Linda Shirkey, Trish Georgeff, M n's Senate Back Row: Joe Croker, Bill Lulli, Tom Shives, Jack Crawford, Gary Barnard, Steve Mathis. Front Row: John Hoines, Gary Ruemaker, Don Jackson, Dave Kline, David Newell, was L li' ASI- A 345: f as ., -' 4-'J li -----new--. .nl l'lCH'Cl9STy, MGVY Luschen, Judy Fouts, Leslie Carlson. Front Row: Marlene Radosevich, Jean Bishop Commons Union Board .4 A, i wa A , wi: 'HJ' 3275 xy -1 NW' 4 xx, .L nw wa- - . 1. if vi , Q.. 3' jb- Top to Bottom: Deon Reid, Craig Nixon, Jim Klipp, Goyle Goold, Ed Krieger, Jane Bishop, Bob Bostrom, Tom Martin, Barb Womsley, Kim Hoag, Bob Toubenheim, Susie Wiederspon, Poul Stork. C Club fe Back Row: Charles Strief, Allen Saunders, Ken Glass, Jim Brousard, Joe Campanelli, Bill Lalli. Sixth Row: Dick Hodges, Bruce Neri, Dick Myers, Dick Gast, Robert Barrick, Tom Bissell, John Schilling, Richard Szilasi. Fifth Row: Chuck Mattson, Dave Newell, Tom Ziegler, Dave Austin, Mark Wallace, Ward Nelson, Kevin McPherrin. Fourth Row: Craig Nixon, Gary Knutsen, Jim Van Ness, Jim Effinger, Dave Wood, Pat Luther, Doug Colon, George Lather, C' Chuck Nelson. Third Row: John Holmes, Griff Froman, Greg Fletcher, Jock Jones, Preston Setterly, Darryl Varcla, David Ecoff, Tim DeLong, Steve Ackley. Second Row: Forest Hicks, Bill Hoeltgen, Pete Irvine, Larry McClannahan, Steve Beilke, David Balster, Jeff Leigh, Clive Clark, Gayle Goolcl. Front Row: Garrett Knoth, James Brown, Bill Owen, Jim Schmidt, Paul Stark, Jim Wal- lace, Joe Gebhardt, Gary Raemaker. Royal Purpl KRNL Eric Trimble, Business Managerf Dale Knodblock, Fine Arts Program Directory Jim Beernan, Pro- gram Directory Rob- ert Clark, Station Manager. Lynn Haynes, Layout Editor 5? Richard Petersen, Business Manager JOFHCS Afkif'l51 EdiT0l' ' i lm:- 1 4 . O 1 t. .1 . si lv ',f , .,. ',TP ?':iFl?' 2--...J 'CQ 'ig .ex-U-'Q sf'-elsgg -- Buck Row: Dick Barrett, Ad Manager: Bob Barrick, Editor, George Brush, Managing Editor, Bob Taubenheim, Business Manager, Gary Rcmaeker, Sports Editor. Front Row: Mike Christopher, News Editor, Dick Gast, Copy Editor, Max Knouer, Features Editor. Cornellian First semester editor, Christine DeVries, second semester editor, Robert Barrick Cpictured leftj. Nl xqm 14 R ligiou Life Council Front to Back: Judy Simmer, Bill King, Mr. Thomas, Trish Georgeff, Phil Tomcik, Jcmet Schultz, Jane Welgos Paul Heltond, Vicki Weber. Arrows Bock Row: Margie Grupp, Carla Orr, Candy Bunker, Joan Spletter, Turnquist, Debbie Neddermeyer, Susan Clark. Second Row: Kathy Barb Brindley, Diane Perry. Third Row: Paula Plath, Midge Fay, Cath- Brown, Priss Bass, Sharon Atkinson. Firsf Row: Trish Georgeff, Liz erine Went, Sandy Chudomelka, Robbie Conway, Janet Sprague, Ruth Hoyer, Karen Ruse, Anne Reinhart, Judy Perkins, Betsy Kelly. 14 46 Alpha Theta Alpha President, Martin Zahng Vice-President, Steve Folletteg Secretary, John Chaseg Bailiff, Tom Wright. The ATA's supported Their spring formal by s flowers at Homecoming and on ParenT's Day. pledges were graced with The opportunity To about the campus with one hand dyed ATA Q they also had a game of wafer polo in The C River before a crowd of cheering acfives. .6 . ...f-- Ji 'K' Tom Wright, Mark Epstein, John Chase, Fred Tishen, Steve l.aFoleffe, Marty A 1 Alpha Chi Epsilon President, Terry Lauret, Vice-President, Bill Owen, Secretary, Tom Schaub, Treasurer, Doug Frantz. The Axe pledges were the most unpopular men on campus during their initiation days, for they were en- couraged to wear a large-sized onion around Their necks. They were even permitted to take a bite of their onion whenever a brother felt they might be get- ting hungry. And surely no one will forget those Axe sandwiches which earned funds for their spring for- mal. Top to Bottom: Jerry Sole, Kendall Miller, Steve Greenfield, Mike Koury, Terry Louret, Steve Grummon, Art Ushiiimo, Orin Childers, Mike Grice, Bob Lund, Dave Bolster, Gary Knoth, Jim Hummel, Tim Willis, Dan Merryman, Jim Wallace, Greg Teas, Paul Hetland, Stu Hunter, Doug Frantz, Tom Shives, Bill Owen, Jim Brousard, Chuck Gough, Chuck Strief. 'I47 Beta Omicron President, David Austin, Vice-President, Peter I Secretary, Steve Ackley, Treasurer, Gary Ramaeker. The Owls were able to pledge seventeen new i bers this fall-the most of any men's social group Owls seem to attract to their ranks the maiority of H top athletes. Y., - ,. , ,, -, , ,- , .,,., QI,-r , .-, , -, , ,. r ' - - .. -V 1 V - ,. i'Ar: ,,. gi.-- -th.- . .1 r '- , 1 , .Y . W . A N, .v Y ,I .V . ,4 ,. I.. .., -....,.t A , ,Y i A ..,, , , , ,, . Q, . ,i .,,,i. -. H .,,- ,V , - , I , ,, ,, ,, ,-V . .... . f , .- ,. , , , ' I ' .gl ,,'.g-,j 7- I , , 9. , A cu:. l 3 ln - - V: f ,bg 'f ' f'1 ' ff,-i7'?'ff: ' . ' '-A --- r ' .--'e ? 'ff3 , ' LIT - -'.LLTf.'f:? ' -. if.. A - ' , 'M' - t C: , , , QL l.5'ii7i,f5 Ltzfgf. r... 1, A .fc '. llffil-tff..'fIf.,. i1l'.',,'. 17-,Li QQ Back Row: John Schilling, Mark Arends, Dick Szilasi, Tim DeLong, Bill Spal- Nelson, Bill Kimmel, Larry McClanahan, Gary Raemaker, John Holmes, ton, Dove Austin, Greg Kane, Horace Fox, Pat Luther, Doug Colon. Front Clare Clamer, Dove Ecoff, Bolo Glaser, Tom Ziegler, Jim Cottington, Griff Row: Greg Fletcher, Steve Ackley, Dove Lather, Henry Buckingham, Ward Froman, Joe Gebhardt, Jim Schmidt. Delta Phi Rho President, Jack Carbee, Treasurer, Phil Brooks, Secre- tary, Chuck Mattson, Phantom Representative, Terry Miller. The Delt hot dog roast Cusually scheduled on the first rainy day each springl dominates their fund raising activities. This group prides itself on their newly initi- ated fund to care for orphan water mooses in Eastern India. 5 5 .1 'Q gi Nfl -N wg- ages, I: - .:. '. , ' A. -- l P- ef P ,iff -, ms 1157. 2 :Q .fi 3' ' I. L ,Hay Back Row: Phil Brooks, Dan Holmes, Chuck Field, Tom Ames, Ken McMillan, Dave Nelson. Front Row: Pat O'Hara, Terry Miller, Skip Bally's, Jack Carbee, Jim Beeman, Dan Stibolt, Lon Mathews, Corky Stewart. Second Row: Robie Chuck Mattson, Jim Klipp, Denny Peters. Neff, Jim Thompson, Terry Bernier, Larry Beard, Bruce Neri, Don Jackson, 14 Gamma Tau Pi President, Jim Brown, Vice-President, Ray Kraig, Sec- retary, Dave Bauske, Treasurer, Stephen Beilke. Often referred to as the Blue Ants, the Gammas sell the famous Gamma dogs to support both a winter and a spring formal. The Gammas have to their credit IM championships in both football and swimming. 1-.-g ...JO ' Q . ' r- 54 'fiixf i ' f Back Row: Dave Woods, Bob Hanson, Art Reis, Mark Wallace, Larry Bow- Kerry Mann, Tom Martin, Bob Johnson, Steff Bielke, Terry Tucker, George man, Lee Schumann, James Brown. Third Row: Ray Craig, Paul Stark, Dick Hafke, Steve Staton. Front Row: Dave Bauske, Tom Hartall, Jeff Frost, Blaine McLain, Jeff Leigh, Mark Abbott, Jack Schuler, Darryl Varda. Second Row: Shaum, Frank Whitson, Bob Ferguson, Preston Sitterly, Chuck Solberg. hh 5. Kappa Theta President, Barbara Wamsley, Vice-President, Susan Chadwick, Recording Secretary, Kathy Pederson, Cor- responding Secretary, Sally Smith, Treasurer, Sue McMaster, Social Chairman, Sid Smith. Kappa Theta pledges in brown and yellow carry Cond retrievej miniature flags during pledging week. To fi- nance their spring formal, Kappa Thetas sponsored an ice cream scoop and operated an efficient car wash. Kappa Thetas also secured the prize in the women's Winter Weekend float contest. Top to Bottom: Sue McMaster, Mary McComb, Sue Chadwick, Peggy Hardesfy, Ann Dappen, Barb Schultz, Chris Andreson, Harriet Dickinson, Sue Redeker, Kathy Pedersen, Kathy Chase, Barb Wamsley, Corrie Root, Helen Gough, Sue Carpenter, Kim Haag, Jane Diehl, Mary Thompson, Sherry McGowen, Betsy Nelick, Marline Radosovich, Cindy Walters, Susie Wiederspan, Carole Westly, Sid Smith, Jane Ann Evans, Sally Tyrrell, Margie Nussdorfer, Nancy Kvoch. Mu Lambda Sigma President, David Newell, Vice-President, Robert Bos- trom, Secretary, Larry Everhardt, Treasurer, Lonnie Mishler. The Milts program this year has stressed the coordina- tion of their group activities with those of the whole campus. ln accord with this interest in coordination was the Nlilt's first place finish in the Homecoming competition. 3 fu Z' Back Row: Mike Conklin, Lonnie Mishler, Dave Ferguson, Bob Bostrom Charles Wright, Don Hossell, Jim Hodgkins, John Reinhort, Jim Keele. Third Row: Mike Hill, Jim Effinger, Mitsuyoshi Okano, Howard Hogle, John Wiese, Dick Gast, John Wernecke, Roy Nelson, Buck McDonald , Dave Newell. Second Row: Robert Barrick, Bob Watson, Doug Camer- on, Dan Grimm, Craig Nixon, Bruce Day, Gary Dohrn, Bob Taubenheim. First Row: Tom Brown, Larry Everhart, Nicholas Shargo. 1 Phi Omega President, Carolyn Warner, Vice-President, Linda Cook and Lynn Ward, Treasurer, Ruth Graves. Selling Phi-O rolls in the dorms aid the Phi-O's with their funds. Some members ofthe group take time out every week to help with the Leap proiect. Phi-O activi- ties culminate in their spring picnic at the Pal and the presentation to some lucky member of the infamous striped tights. Back Row: Val Johnson, Jane Bishop, Soleda Teng, Nora Mooney, Me- Carthy Jan Wulling Bette Cooke Mary Parsons Second Row Ruth Ianie Throckmorton, Linda Adams, Cathy Shields, Marcia Monson. 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N if Senior Directory A William John Abel Psychology Major Evergreen Park, Illinois Activities: Track, Mu Lambda Sigma Robert Steven Ackley Elementary Education and Psychol- ogy Major Des Moines, Iowa Activities: Swimming Co-Captain, C Club secretary, Beta Omicron sec- retary, Christian Science Organiza- tion President, Link, Kippers, Dra- matics Michael Wakefield Allen Psychology Major Clarion, Iowa Activities: Psychology Club Publicity Secretary, Cornell Players Suzanne Phyllis Anderson Elementary Education and Psychol- ogy Major Arlington Heights, Illinois Activities: Orchesis, National Edu- cation Association Spencer Kivits Anneberg Psychology Major Carroll, Iowa Activities: Band, Young Republi- cans John Hugh Arthur Philosophy Major Denver, Colorado Activities: Senior Class President Mary Margret Ash Latin Major Toledo, Iowa Activities: Classics Club, National Education Association Sharon Kay Atkinson French Major Galesburg, Illinois William David Austin Biology Major Chillicothe, Missouri Activities: Football, C Club, Beta Omicron Carol Elise Baker Sociology Major Springfield, New Jersey Activities: Bowman Social Chair- man, Bowman House Council, Link Coleman Earle Baker Political Science Major Glen Rock, New Jersey Activities: Gamma Tau Pi Public Affairs Club Brian John Baldwin English Major Edina, Minnesota Betty Marilyn Bardin German Major Downers Grove, Illinois Trudy Irene Bartholomew Functional Major Activities: Student Council Secre- tary-Treasurer, National Education Association President, House Coun- cil, Urban Semester, Honor Resi- dent, Kappa Delta Chi Priscilla Ann Bass Psychology Major Rumson, New Jersey Activities: Alpha Sigma Pi, Psychol- ogy Club Delight Opal Beatty Functional Major Shellsburg, Iowa Activities: Concert Choir, Oratorio Choir, National Education Associa- tion Bruce Lennart Beck History Major St. Paul, Minnesota Karol Lynn Benewicz Psychology Major Detroit Lakes, Minnesota Activities: Bowman Hall President, Psychology Club Secretary-Trea- surer, Classical Announcer KRNL Robert Fowler Benz Psychology Major Mt. Vernon, Iowa Richard D. Beville Health and Physical Major Chicago, Illinois Education Stanley Robson Black History Major Denver, Colorado Activities: Gamma Tau Pi Clinton Perkins Blandford, Jr. Political Science Major Clinton, Iowa Phillip Frank Brooks Geology Major Delmar, Iowa Activities: Delta Phi Rho Treasurer, C Club Vice-President, Football, Baseball, Track James Ronald Brown Biology Major River Forest, Illinois Jeffrey C. Brown Geology Major Estherville, Iowa Activities: Choir, Geology Club President, Pauley Hall President, Men's Senate Kathleem Brown Speech and Dramatic Arts Major Clarksville, Iowa Activities: Alpha Sigma Pi Presi- dent, Dromatics Thomas David Brown Economics and Business Major Davenport, Iowa C John Charles Carbee Health and Physical Education Lisbon, Iowa Leslie Ann Carlson Elementary Education and Psychol- ogy Major Minneapolis, Minnesota Activities: Dows House Council, Association of Women Students, Sophomore Honor Resident, Orato- rio Susan Claire Chadwick Elementary Education and Func- tional Major Wilmette, Illinois Activities: Kappa Theta, Kippers John Howard Chase History Major Brattleboro, Vermont Activities: Alpha Tau Alpha Presi- dent and Secretary, Cornellian Copy Editor Dale Everett Chimenti Physics Major Chicago, Illinois Activities: Concert Band, Cornellian Staff Photographer Constantine Demothenes Choremi Political Science Major Athens, Greece James Carl Crawford Biology Major Mt. Vernon, Iowa James Sheridan Cunningham Economics and Business Major Malta, Illinois D Donald Neil Dimmitt Philosophy Major Des Moines, Iowa F Dallas Eugene Ferguson English Major Edmond, Oklahoma Activities: Football, Wrestling, Stu- dent Council, Beta Omicron, C Club Jean Perry Ferguson French Major Nashua, Iowa Robert Paul Ferguson Biology Major Lake City, Iowa Charles Steven Field Biology and Chemistry Major Rochester, Minnesota Activities: Football, Wrestling, Chemistry Club, Tri Beta Biological Society, C Club, Delta Phi Rho Kathleen Mary Flanagan History Major Dallas, Texas Barbara Jean Foss French Major Chicago, Illinois Activities: French Club, Experiment in International Living James Walter Frederiksen Chemistry Major Ferguson, Missouri Cheryl Lynn Fritz English Major Skokie, Illinois Activities: Experiment in Interna- tional Living, Bowman and Rood House Council, Sophomore Honor Resident Saralyn Gaston Sociology Major Cedar Rapids, iowa Activities: Honor Residence Secre- Activities: Dromatics, Orchesis tary-Treasurer Karen Marie Dudas German Major Downers Grove, Illinois Merrilee Ann Gay Psychology Major Denver, Colorado Activities: Phi Omega, Experiment J05ePl Devis Gebllufdf in International Living Jack Allen Elder Chemistry Major Wilton Jct., Iowa Randall Gary Engel Chemistry Major Clinton, Iowa History Major Des Plaines, Illinois Activities: Student Council Presi- dent, Junior Class President, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Beta Omicron, Homecoming I966 Co-Chairman, Men's Counselor, Who's Who, Hon- ors Tutorial John Raymond Geshner Biology Major Sparta, New Jersey Komei Go Chemistry Major Kobe, Japan Activities: Wrestling, Chemistry ACflVlfieSf CFOSS CO'-lf1TfYi Public Club Affairs Club Cherokee, Iowa argaret Jean Grauft Latin Major Naperville, Illinois Activities: Phi Omega, Experiment in International Living ichard Scott Green Geology Major leta Mae Grillos English Major Denver, Colorado Activities: Association of Women Students Secretary, Rood House President, Mortar Board Treasurer, Experiment in International Living an Lee Grimm Biology Major Aurora, Illinois onald Gudas Sociology Major Ontario, Canada H eorge Robert Haftke History Major Fort Morgan, Colorado awrence Edward Hall Psychology Major Minneapolis, Minnesota ichard Allen Hastings II Chemistry Major Ottumwa, Iowa Activities: Baseball, Kathleen Creanza, C Club, Chemistry Club, Alpha Chi Epsilon atricia Jean Hayden Biology Major Activities: Sophomore Honor Resi- dent orrnan James Hetland History Major Mount Vernon, Iowa arrest Charles Hicks Biology Major Sioux City, Iowa obert W. Hill, Jr. Economics and Business Major Palos Heights, Illinois ichard Thomas Hodges English Major Clinton, Iowa JVillion Craig Hoeltgen Business and Economics and Psy- chology Major Midlothian, Illinois Activities: Wrestling, Tennis, C Club, Choir, Investment Club Presi- dent lohn Edward Holmes History Major Galesburg, Illinois Betty Jane Iliff Mathematics Major Newton, New Jersey Peter McCauley Irvine History Major Detroit Lakes, Minnesota J Donald Leonard Jackson Mathematics and Physics Major Libertyville, Illinois Activities: Men's Senate President, Delta Phi Rho J. Marshall Johnson English Major Mankato, Minnesota Valerie Ann Johnson English and Latin Major Wheaton, Illinois Activities: Associated Women Stu- dents President Lirida Rogers Joslin English Major Amber, Iowa K Ronald Lewis Kalinoski Biology Major Racine, Wisconsin William McGuire King History and Philosophy Major Homewood, Illinois Activities: Religious Life Council, Concert Choir, Honor Residence Vice-President Madge Kay Kistner English Major Mt. Vernon, Iowa David Matthew Kline Mathematics and Chemistry Major Aurora, Illinois Activities: Men's Senate Garrett Monroe Knoth History Major Davenport, Iowa Raymond Kraig Chemistry Major Cicero, Illinois Activities: Track, Chemistry Club, Men's Councelor, Dating My Pin- Mate L Lori Ann Larson Sociology Major St. Charles, Illinois Activities: Kappa Theta, Link, Ex- periment in International Living Terry Allen Lauret Biology Major Waukegan, Illinois Frank W. Leupold Speech and Dramatic Arts Major Superior, Iowa Activities: Cornell Players, Cornell Marching Band, Concert Band, Brass Choir Martha Elizabeth Lathrop Religion Major Huron, South Dakota Activities: Associate Editor of Cor- nellian, Honor Resident, Band, Mortar Board President John Arthur' Lowell History Major Kansas City, Missouri Activities: Cornellian Staff, Experi- ment in International Living M Mary Francis McComb History Major Webster Groves, Missouri Kathleen McCulIen English Major Rapid City, South Dakota Meredith Kay Mclntire Russian Major D Waukegan, Illinois Cynthia Suzanne McMaster Elementary Education and Func- tional Major Galesburg, Illinois Activities: Kappa Theta, National Lon Emmons Mathews German Major St. Louis, Missouri Activities: Football, Baseball, C Club, Delta Phi Rho Stephen Morey Mathis Psychology Major Boone, Iowa Activities: Basketball, Men's Senate Charles T. Mattson Political Science Major Prairie View, Illinois Sue Ann Mead History Major Fargo, North Dakota Kendall Lee Miller Biology and Chemistry Major New Hampton, Iowa Terry John Miller English Major Denver, Colorado Activities: Delta Phi Rho N avid Paul Newell Chemistry Major Aurora, Illinois Activities: Mu Lambda Sigma Presi- dent, Cross Country, Track, Men's Counselor Educational Association, Homecom- Neil Dewar Norton ing Queen Thomas Baxter Martin Psychology Major Leawood, Kansas Biology Major Grinnell, Iowa Activities: Royal pher Purple Photogra- ,f'I, , A , -, ,uv l M .Q , , A , , Af I ' YA.Tl T Ag .ff .- J., ' 1.3 A. .Q l t FIU fP'3.. ,. . v - n. , A A ' ' 5. -.. 4: 4 ' ' V 'v rr- , '-- 'P' Q' ' 5' Sf , 5 A Fx - 'A Ji':'.X':..v , Q,- ' .: -7-'ff ,- -V 1, H A, Q, . I'lJ-- 5 ' . eb- w '-'f JV 1' Q55 -,f 1 , ? .- J K V ,H pf A 3 - ., A Q! f- I, wi' ,f '.. Y igm I Ja u . . 2 ...I , in - get I ps.. . 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' -L-, K. we , 1- arriet Ruby Pitlik Functional and Elementary Educa- tion Major Mount Vernon, Iowa sane Kathleen Price French Major Western Springs, Illinois avid Philip Rahn History Major St. Joseph, Michigan Activities: Oratorio, Cornellian, Fine Arts Film Club Treasurer, Public Affairs Club President ary Wayne Rarnoeker History Major Chicago Heights, Illinois Activities: Football, Wrestling, Sports Editor of Cornellian, Men's Senate Vice-President, Who's Who, Beta Omicron Treasurer arbara Ann Ramey Biology Major Freeport, Illinois Activities: Band, Biology Club, Na- tional Education Association ary Ann Rees French Major Cedar Rapids, Iowa rthur Henry Reis, Jr, Chemistry and Physics Major Activities: Track, Chemistry Club ynne Christine Richards French Major Des Moines, Iowa Activities: Phi Omega, French Club, National Education Association illian Arthur Rohde Chemistry and Philosophy Major Nashua, Iowa Jerret Elmer Sale English Major Waverly, Iowa Activities: Alpha Chi Epsilon -Mary Francis Salisbury Religion and Elementary Education Major Cedar Rapids, Iowa Activities: Orchesis, National Edu- cation Association Linda Anne Schinke French Major Crete, Illinois Activities: Cheerleader, Mortar Board, Honor Resident, French Club, Experiment in International Living Judy Lynn Schneider Political Science Major Cedar Rapids, Iowa Janet Lynn Schulz English Major Gurnee, Illinois Candace Yvonne Schwarzer English and Elementary Education Major Roselle, Illinois Activities: National Education Asso- ciation, Phi Omega Arthur Serianz Chemistry Major West Hartford, Connecticut Larry M, Shannon Biology Major New York, New York Terrance Donovan Shaw Economics and Business Major South Bend, Indiana Barry Lee Shepard Speech and Dramatic Arts Major Hinsdale, Illinois Activities: Cornell Players Carol Jean Shiner French Major Wichita, Kansas Activities: French Club President, Student Council Representative, Experiment in International Living Douglas Lee Shuman Economic and Business Major Des Moines, Iowa Judith Ann Simmer History and Religion Major North Platte, Nebraska Karl James Smith Chemistry and German Major Mt. Laguna, California Sally Ann Smith Sociology and Elementary Educa- tion Major Activities: National Education Asso- ciation, Kappa Theta R. Davis Snider History Major Bethesda, Maryland Joseph Henry Spiegel History Major Glencoe, Illinois Martha Lynn Sprague English Major Wilmette, Illinois Paul Seidler Stark History Major Kansas City, Missouri James Norman Stout Political Science and Psychology Major Peoria, Illinois Activities: String Trio and String Quartet, Fencing Club, Public Af- fairs Club Gary Albert Steller History Major South Holland, illinois Activities: Honor Residence Tem- perance Worker Ann Elizabeth Stephens English Major Loup City, Nebraska Activities: Sophomore Honor Resi- dent, Experiment in International Living, Student Council T Melanie Jeanne Throckmorton Sociology Major Denver, Colorado Activities: Student Council, Associa- tion for Women Students, Link, Phi Omega Linda Baab Tompkins French Major Greeley, Colorado David A. Trimble Art Major LaCrosse, Wisconsin Eric Reid Trimble Economics and Business Major Moline, Illinois Activities: KRNL Business Manager and Chief Engineer V Juliana Ellen VanBerg Biology Major Akron, Ohio Darryl John Varda Biology Major Mount Morris, Illinois Activities: Football, Basketball, C Club W Mary Alice Wadsley Sociology Major Early, Iowa James Wallace Health and Physical Education Major Mount Vernon, Iowa Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, C Club, Alpha Chi Epsi- lon Cynthia Dianne Walters History Major St. Paul, Minnesota Stephanie Yvonne Walters Psychology and Elementary Educa- tion Major Alton, Illinois Activities: Fine Arts Film Club Pub- licity Chairman, Photography lnter- est Group Treasurer, Psychology Club, National Education Associa- tion Barbara June Wamsley Sociology and Elementary Educa- tion Major Neenah, Wisconsin Helen Bard Ward English Major Park Forest, Illinois Carolyn Kay Warner Sociology Major North English, Iowa Activities: Phi Omega President John N. Watson Psychology Major Macomb, Illinois Vickie Louise Weber Art Major Audubon, Iowa Activities: Religious Lite Council, National Education Association Gary William Westerberg Economics and Business Major Hopkins, Minnesota Jacquelyn Gayle White Biology Major Waukegan, Illinois David Beal Whiting History Major Chicago, Illinois Susan Kay Wiederspan Psychology Major Denver, Colorado William Winger Physics Major Ottumwa, lowo Steven Louis Wolfe Biology and Psychology Major Hampton, Iowa Charles Everest Wright Biology Major Kirkwood Missouri Activities: Mu Lambda Sigma, Pho- tography Interest Group, lnter-Sa- cial Group Council Y Eve Young French Major Cedar Rapids, Iowa Activities: French Club, Fine Arts Film Club, Band Z Martin David Zahn Biology and Chemistry Major North Olmsted, Ohio Activities: Alpha Tau Alpha Presi- dent, Tri-Beta President Susan Margaret Zale German Major Westchester, Illinois 'I63 General Index A Abbott, Mark, 150 Abel, William, 124 Ackley, R. Steve, 35, 64, 141, 148 Ackman, Deborah, 114 Adams, Linda, 153 Adelman, Mark, 117 Adler, Ellen Sue, 118 Ahlen, James Aiifu, Laura, 113 Akkurt, Hasan Albers, Ronald Allen, Guy Allen, Michael, 109, 124 ALPHA CHI EPISILON, 147 ALPHA SIGMA PI, 145 ALPHA THETA ALPHA, 146 Alspaugh, Jane Ames, Thomas, 64, 149 Anders, Marjorie, 118 Anderson Hollis, 118 Anderson, Joyce, 116 Anderson Kenneth Anderson, Suzanne, 124 Anderson, Thomas Andresen, Kristine, 113, 151 Andrzeiewski, Peter Anneberg, Spencer, 124, 109 Antrirn, Robert, 110 Applebee, Andrew Barrett, Richard, 115, 143 Barrick, Robert, 65, 141, 143, 152 Bartholomew, Trudy, 124 Bass, Priscilla, 108, 124, 145 Bates, William, 115 Baum, Karen Bauske, David, 150 Bauske, Mark, 109 Bean, Bonnie, 112 Bean, Sue, 113 Beard, Larry, 62, 149 Beason, Ann, 108, 124 Beatty, Delight, 124 Beavers, Robert, 109 Beavers, Wendell, 110 Beck, Bruce, 109, 124 Becker, Lawrence Becker, Randy Beeman, James, 142 Beers, Betsy Beierwaltes, Gayle, 114 Beilke, Stephen, 60, 141 Benewicz, Karol, 124 Bennett, Anthony, 68 Bennett, Karen, 118 Benz, Robert, 124 Beranek, James, 117 Berg, Mary, 18, 112 BERGMAN, TOM, 91 Bergstrom, Lynn BERN, JULIAN, BO Bernickas, John Bernier, Terence, 59, 149 BERNSTEIN, DAVID, 102 BETA OMICRON, 148 Beville, Rickard Bickel, Bonnie, 118 Bielke, Stef, 138 Beinger, Virginia, 118 Birkhahn, Donna, 114 Burhop, Gary, 125 Burk, Dorothy, 116 Burke, Frederic, 109 Burke, Teresa Burlein, William Burns, James, 60 Burton, Kathleen, 116 Butler, Ann, 118 Butler, Madelyn Byers, Susan, 118 C C CLUB, 141 Cameron, Douglas, 152 CAMERON, JOHN, 94 Campanelli, Joe, 60, 59, 141 Cannon, Laura, 114 Carbee, John, 60, 125, 149 Cardone, Vincent Carlson, Eric, 109 Carlson, Kathryn Carlson, Lance, 109 Carson, Leslie, 108, 125, 139 CARLSTON, PAUL, 100 Carpenter, Carol, 116 Carpenter, Susan, 112, 151 Carter, Donald Carter, Sherry Caywood, Ann, 114 CELL, CONALD, 87 Bishop, Deanne, 118 Bishop, Donald, 19, 117 Bishop, Jane, 116, 140, 159 Bishop, Jean, 159, 139 Chadek, Christine, 114 Chadwick, Susan, 34, 125, 151 Chalmers, Mary Ann, 118 Chapman, Susan Charleston, Noncy,153 Chase, John, 117, 125, 146 Chase, Kathy, 151 Childers, Orrin, 110 Chimenti Dale, 110, 125, 135 Ching, Donna, 17, 118 Choremi, Dino, 115 Kathleen, 108, 125, 145 Arends, Marc, 59, 148 Arends, Paula Hart, 124 Armstrong, Gloria, 118 Arnold, Helen, 39 Arthur, John, 122, 138 Ash, Deborah Ash, Mary, 124 Ash, Sheryl, 116 Ashmore, Edward, 109 Atkins, Janice, 112, 142 Atkinson, Sharon, 108, 124, 145 Atkinson, Sheryl, 116, 153 AULT, ADDISON, 86 Austin, David, 59, 124, 141, 148 Austin, Mary, 118 AWS, 138 Baab, Linda Backus, Gary, 109 Bacopoulas, Nicholas Bailey, Tracy Baker, Carol, 116, 124 Baker, Coleman, 124 Baldwin, Brian Ballie, John, 150 Bolster, David, 141 Bolster, Susan, 112 Banks, Kenneth, 117 Barber, Linda Bardin, Betty, 124 Bargoni, Carol, 23, 118 Barkalow, Mary, 114 Barker, Susan, 114 Barnard, Gary, 110, 139 Barrett, Kathy, 114 Bissell, Thomas, 60, 141 Bjork, Alan Black, Stanley, 124 Blandford, Clinton, 124 Bliss, Elaine, 114 Bloomquist, Kristine, 118 Blount, William, 117 Boehme, Robert, 110 Boettcher, Barbara, 118 Bollinger, Lesley BORENSTEIN, AUDREY, 96 BORENSTEIN, WALTER, 94 Bostrom, Robert, 23, 109, 140, 152 Bowen, Peter, 117, 138 Bowman, Lawrence, 150 Brandau, David, 110 Breighner, Martin BREMNER, J. BARRON, 75, 104 Brindley, Barbara, 145 BROMBERGER, SAM, 89 Brooks, Brian Brooks, Phillip, 59, 124, 149 Brousard, Jim, 60, 67, 141 Browder, Amy, 112 Christiansen, Marc, 67 CHRISTIANSEN, PAUL, 85 Christopher, Michael, 110 Chudomelka,Sandra,145 Clark, Bonnie, 116 Clark, Clive, 65, 141 CLARK, JERRY, 98 Clark, Michael Clark Paul, 111 Clark Richard Clark, Robert, 142 Clark , Susan, 195 CLARKE, ROBERT, 100 Clauter, Dean Clement, Bruce, 117 Cloud, Charlyn, 116 Clouse, Harland, 109 Clutterham, Lars COCHRAN, CHARLES, 75 Coddington, James, 65, 148 Coddington, Jane, 113 Cody, Scott, 109 Collins, Keith Colon, Douglas, 62, 141, 148 143 Brown, Ann, 112 Brown, James F., 141, 150 Brown, James R., 125 Brown, JeffreYf 109, 125 Brown, Conklin, Michael, 152 Conn, Ronald Conners, Marilynn Conway, Roberta, 112, 145 Cook, Linda, 20, 116 Brown, Mary Brown, Thomas, 109, 125, 152 Brownell, Wendy, 112 Brownlee, Victoria, 20, 114 Bruning, John, 109 Brush, George, 34, 143 Buckingham, Henry, 148 Buettner, Linda Buhrmann, Cathalin Bull, Lon, 111 Bunker, Candace, 113, 145 Cooke, Roberta, 153 Cord, Robert CORDELL, HOWARD, 76 CORNELLIAN, 143 Cornish, Richard Courson, Robert, 109 Cowell, Ronald, 115 Coye, Peter Cramer, Clair Crawford, John Crawford, James, 139 Crawford, Nancy, 113 Creanza, Kathleen Cress, Dennis, 115 Croker, Joe, 59, 139 CSAVAS, ZOLTAN, 100 CUB, 139 Culver, Daniel, 111 Cunningham, James Curtis, Todd, 111 D Dallmeyer, Kent, 111 DAM, CECIL, 101 DANA, ROBERT, 91 Daniels, Linda, 114 Dappen, Ann, 113, 151 Davids, Judith, 116 Davis, Gabrielle, 112 DAVIS, WATSON, 93 Day, W. Bruce, 117, 152 DEBBINS, WILLIAM, 100 DeCarlo, Kenneth, 117 DeLaittre, Nanette, 116 DeLong, Tim, 60, 67, 141, 148 DELTA PHI RHO, 149 DENECKE, JULIA, 83 Denny, Geri DeRemer, Richard, 115 Dettman, Sally, 113 DeVries, Christine DeWerff, Mary Ann, 112 Dibattista, Sondra, 116 Dickinson, Harriet, 112, 138 DIEFFENBACH, ROBERT, 93 Diehl, Jane, 18, 151 Dietrich, Sheila DIETZ, JOHN, 81 Dimmitt, Donald, 125 Dirks, Kenneth, 115 Dobbins, Rowena, 108, 125 Doerrie, Mary Lou, 118 Dohrn, Gary, 109, 152 Dohrn, Terry, 114 Dowdle, Patrick, 39 Duba, Cynthia, 116 Dudas, Karen Dumke, Donna DUVAL, FA. Duvall, Paul Ebinger, Jeff Eckerley, JoAnn Ecotf, David, 141, 148 Edmonds, Leslie, 118 Edwards, Karen, 118 Effinger, James, 23, 65, 141, Eftland, Philip, 117 Ehlers, Patti, 116 EHRMANN, WINSTON, 96 Elder, Jack, 125 Eliiah, James ELKINS, EUGENE, 94 Elliott, Cherelynn, 112 Emery, Margaret Engel, Randall, 68, 126 Enos, Patricia, 153 Entwisle, Diana, 114 Epstein, Marc, 117, 146 Ernst, Jean, 116, 153 Espensen, Henry, 115 Ethern, James Evans, Barbara, 153 Evans, Jane Ann EVANS, JESSE, 83 Evans, Michael, 115 Evenson, Paula, 114 Everhart, Larry, 152 1 152 F Fair, Carol, 118 Fay, Margaret, 112, 145 Ferguson, Dallas, 59, 62, 126 Ferguson David, 110, 152 Ferguson, Jean, 126 Ferguson, Philip, 115 Ferguson, Robert F. Ferguson, Robert P., 59, 126, 150 Field, Charles, 62, 126, 149 Field, Fred Filarsky, Robert Fischer, Elizabeth, 114 Fischer, Jonathan, 111, 146 Fitzgerald, Norma, 113 Flanagan, Kathleen, 126 Fletcher, Gregory, 59, 141, 148 Floro, Beverly, 116 Foh, Stephen Foss, Barbara, 126 Fouts, Judith, 116, 139 Fox, Horace, 62, 148 Frank, Kathryn, 118 Frantz, Douglas Fraser, Audrey Frederiksen, James, 126 Freeburg, William, 115 FREEMAN, KENNETH, 100, 105 Freer, Scott French, Beverly Freshour, Kenneth Fritz, Cheryl, 108, 126 Froman, Griff, 59, 141, 148 Frost, Jeff, 150 Fulton, Brian, 115 Fulton, Kathleen Fung, James FUNKE, ERICK, 95 G Gabbert, Deanne, 138 Gable, Linda, 24, 113, 153 Gallup, John Gamble, Lynn, 114 GAMMA TAU Pl, 150 Gamnes, Linda, 116 Gant, Rosemary, 118 GARST, TOM, 90 Gary, Linnah Gast, Richard, 65, 111, 141, 143, 152 Gaston, Saralyn, 126 Gay, Merrilee, 108, 126 Gebhardt, Joseph, 122, 138, 141, 148 Georgeff, Patricia, 114, 139, 144, 145 Gerdes, Gail Geshner, John, 115 Gettemans, John Ghormley, Marilyn GIBSON, TERRY, 77 Gibson, Thomas Giery, Robert, 117 Giese, Jane Gifford, Sarah, 1 12 Gilbert, Diana, 116 Gillis, Chita, 118 Gipson, Greg, 62 Glasel, Jeanne Glaser, Helen Glaser, Robert, 68, 148 Glass, Kenneth, 64, 141 Gleason, William Glezen, Jane, 118 GO, Komei, 65, 126 Godbold, Susan, 113, 153 Gold, William Goldberg, Andy, 115 Goldberg, Lawrence, 1 15 GOOD, STUART, 74 Goodman, Charles, 115 Goold, Gayle, 140, 141 Gorcly, Dennis Goshorn, Barbara, 114, 153 Gough, Charles, 24 Gough, Helen, 151 Goulette, Roger, 111 GRABER, HARLEN, 101 Granitz, Lydia Granot, Bess, 114 Grant, William Grauff, Margaret, 126, 108, 153 Groves, Christine Graves, Ruth, 116, 118, 139 Graving, Peggy, 23, 118 Green, Valerie Greenfield, Steve, 68 Greenwood, John, 138 Grice, Michael, 111 Grillos, Aleta, 108, 122, 126, 139 Grimm, Dan, 127, 152 Gizzarcl, Noel Gross, Anne, 113 Grossman, James Grove, Barry Grove, Linda Grumman, Steve Grupp, Margaret, 145 Gudas, Ronald, 60 Gustafson, Otto H Haag, Kimberley, 113, 140, 151 Haas, Brian l-iaftke, George, 127, 150 Halbert, Richard Hale, Jon Haley, James Hall, Cynthia Hall, Larry, 110, 127 Hall, Steven, 109, 138 Hallett, Susan Hamer, Billie Jean, 112 Hamer, Kathryn, 139 Hamilton, Laura Hancock, Leslie, 114 Hansen, Gail, 114 Hansen, Robert, 60, 150 Hardesty, Peggy, 112, 139, 151 Hardy, James C. Hardy, Steven Harrak, Fatima, 114 Harris, Janet, 112 Hortall, Tom, 150 HARTMAN, WILLIAM, 80 Hartnett, David Hasel, Cheryl Hassell, Donald, 68, 152 Hastings, Richard, 127 Hatch, James Haycock, Laurel, 153 Hayden, Linda, 118 Hayden, Patricia, 127 Hayes, Brian, 117 Haynes, Lynn, 112, 142 Heath, Julia, 114 Hechtner, Dian, 114 HEMPSTEAD, CHARLES, 76 HENDLEY, WILLIAM, 87 HENDRIKS, HERBERT, B9 HENDRIKS, LURETTA, 91 HETLAND, MELVIN, 88 Hetland, Paul, 144 Hetland, Phillip Hewitt, Martha, 116 HEYWOOD, VIVIAN, 79 HEYWOOD, WILLIAM, 92 Hicken, Jeff I-licks, Douglas, 117 Hicks, Forrest, 60, 127, 141 Hill, Michael, 152 Hill, Robert, 127 Hillbruner, Fred, 133 HINMAN, EUGENE, 89 Hiratzka, Paul, 117 Hoag, Trudy, 34, 118 Hobart, Jackie Hodges, Richard, 60, 127, 141 Hodgkins, James, 109, 152 Hoeltgen, William, 62, 141 Hogle, Howard, 65, 152 Haines, John 109, 139 Holch, Janice, 116 Holm, Sally, 114 Holmes, Daniel, 59, 149 Holmes, John, 59, 141, 148 Hope, Anne, 153 HOUKOM, ALF, 81 I-iouser, Karen HOVENDEN, WILLIAM, 74 Howard, David Howard, Robert, 115 Howery, Cheryl, 113 Hoyer, Elizabeth, 145 HROUDA, DAVID, 68, 98 Hubacheck, William Hudson, Frederick, 109 Hummel, James Hunter, Stuart Hurst, Michael Husbands, Jennifer, 116 Hyde, Ernst, 117 Hyser, Charles, 117 Iliff, Betty, 127 loerger, Connie Ireland, Richard Irvine, Peter, 59, 127, 141 ISAACS, ELIZABETH, 90 J Jackson, Barbara, 20 Jackson, Donald, 122, 139, 149 Jackson, Douglas, 138 JACOT, CHARLES, 75 Janes, Barbara, 117 Janes, Connie, 113 Janes, Randy Jaques, George Jares, Barbara, 118 Jewell, Marianne, 116 Jewett, Thomas Johnson, David, 115 Johnson, Donald, 62, 110 Johnson, J. Marshall, 135 Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Louise, 116 Johnson, Marcia, 23, 114 Johnson, Robert, 150 Johnson, Samuel Johnson, Valerie, 19, 138, 139, Johnston, Gary Johnstone, Nancy, '12 Jones, Edward, 141 JORDAN, TRUMAN, 12, 86 Joslin, Christine, 118 Joslin, Linda, 127 Jueckstock, Sharon, 114 K Kalal, Ralph Kalinoski, Ronald Kollio, John, 111 KANDA, SHIGEO, 103 Kane, Greg, 148 Kanealy, Katherine KAPPA, THETA, 151 Kaufman, Richard, 35, 36, 50 Keele, James, 109, 152 Kellenberger, Linda, 113 Kelly, Elizabeth, 145 Kiefer, Konnie, 127 Kimmel, William, 148 King, Bruce King, Jeana, 113 King, William, 127, 144 KISTNER, ARTHUR, 90 Kistner, Madge Klein, Carol, 114 Kline, David, 115, 127, 139 Klipp, James, 140, 149 Knauer, Max, 109, 143 Knoblack, H. Dale, 115, 142 Knoth, Garrett, 59, 138, 141 Knutsen, Gary, 59, 60, 138, 141 Koch, Janice, 113 Kolbaba, Scott KOLLMAN, ERIC, 92 Kopet, Rachel, 116 KOTTNER, MARGARET, 99 Koury, Michael Kraig, Raymond, 115 Kraig, Richard, 115 Krieger, Edward, 37, 45, 109, 140 KRIEGER, MILTON, 92 KRNL, 144 Kvach, Nancy, 151 L Lacher, Katherine, 113 LaFollette, Steve, 146 Lalli, William, 59, 60, 127, 139, 141 Lange, David, 110 Lannom, Charles Larson, Brian, 65, 109 Larson, Lori, 108, 127 Lather, George, 59, 141, 148 Laughlin, Maureen Lauret, Terry, 128 Law, Nancy, 114 Lawrence, Sandra Lawrence, Ted, 110 LAYTON, LEE, 87 Learned, Blake, 117 Lehr, Stuart, 117 Lehrman, Elaine, 113 Leigh, Jeffrey, 141, 150 Leong, Andrew, 115 Leupold, Frank, 33, 128 Lewis, Charlotte, 114 Ligoclci, Dan LIFSON, HUGH, 78, 104 Linden, Howard Linder, Michael, 115 Lindquist, Kenneth, 110 Lindquist, Nels, 109 Lisle, Thomas Lites, Andrea, 116 Littell, Miriam LiVacari, Gary, 109 Livingston, Heidi, 39 Lockridge, Jacqueline, 116 Loff, Timothy, 1 17 Lomena, Sebastien Long, Christa Foster Long, Robert Longacre, Jane, 116 Loomis, John, 37 Lathrop, Martha Love, Lynda, 116 Low, Duncan, 42, 43, 117 Lowell, John, 115 Lund, Robert, 109 Lundahl, Judy Lundeen, Julie, 118 16 5 Lunt, Mary Luschen, Mary, 114, 139 Luther, Partick, 59, 62, 141, 148 Lutterbie, John, 36, 42, 43 LYON, DAVID, 84 Mc McAdam, Peggy, 118 McBride, Paul, 115 McCarthy, Kathleen, 118, 153 McClannahan, Larry, 59, 141, 148 McClellan, Barbara, 116 McComb, Mary, 108, 128, 151 McCue, Tim, 117 McCullen, Kathleen, 108, 128 MCGLAUCHLIN, TOM, 78 McGowan, Sharon, 113, 151 Mclntire, Meredith, 20 McKay, Thomas, 109 McKeever, Dorothy, 116 McKELVEY, DONALD, 86 MCKELVEY, KATHERINE, 93 McLain, Richard, 150 McMaster, Suzanne, 20, 21, 108, 128 151 McMillan, Kenneth, 59, 149 McNeill, Kathleen McPherrin, Kevin, 64, 141 Miller, Kendall, 128 Miller, Nancy, 118 MILLER, STEVE, 99 Miller, Terry, 128, 149 Milne, Marcia MINASIAN, MARY, 82 MINASIAN SAMUEL, 82 Mishler, Lonnie, 109, 152 Mitchell, Edward, 117 Mitton, Vicki, 118 Moeller, Marilyn, 108, 128 Moeng, Gruce, 110 Moeng, Jennifer, 114 Monson, Marcia, 116, 153 Montello, Martha, 113 Montgomery, Martha, 118 Monthei, Arlo Moon, Nancy, 113 Mooney, Kathryn, 113, 153 Moore, Larry Morishige, Ruth, 116 Morrow, Susan, 113, 153 Morter, Joye Mottinger, Laura MU LAMBDA SIGMA, 152 Mullan, Becky, 114 Mullan, Katherine, 128 Mullennix, Ronnie, 59, 109 Mullin, Kathleen Mullin, Michael, 117 Munstock, Scott, 110 Myall, Carolynne, 112 MCRAE, MICHAEL, 101 M Masske, Michael MAASKE, PAUL, 98 Mabley, Ann MacDonald, Buchan, 152 MacDonald, Donald, 128 MacGregor, Paul Machacek, Gilbert Madsen, Chris Mahin, Patrick Main, Laura, 116 Mann, Kerry, 150 Mannel, Lynn, 116 Manning, Joan, 114 Marshall, Jameseva, 114 Martin Barbara, 113, 153 Martin, Jeffrey, 117 Martin, Thomas, 128, 140, 150 Mason, Deborah Mason, Ronald, 117 Mast, Steven MYERS, DR., 76 Myers, Richard, 60, 128, 141 N Nall, Jeffrey, 110 Nash, Carlton, 117 Neal, Gerald Neckar, Lance Neddermeyer, Deborah, 145 Neff, Robert, 128, 135, 149 Mathews, Lon, 59, 128, 149 Mathis, Stephen, 28, 60, 109, 139 Matson, Eric Matthews, Lee, 29 Mattson, Charles, 59, 141, 150 Mead, Mary Ann, 116, 38 Mead, Sue, 128 MEERS, GENEVA, 91, 105 Meier, Judy Meineke, Calvin Mellay, Thomas MEN'S SENATE, 139 Meredith, Martha, 113 Meredith, Raymond, 109 Merriman, Larry Merryman, Daniel Mewaldt, Steven, 110 MEYER, JOHN, 93 Meyer, Victoria MIHAILOVIC, EMILIJA, 94 MIHAILOVIC, MIHALO, 95 MILHAUSER, CHARLES, 95 MIKELSON, THOMAS, 103 Miller, Dennis Miller, Diane, 112 Miller, Jewell, 116 Nelick, Elizabeth, 116, 151 Nelson, Clark Nelson, David, 150 Nelson, Donald, 115 Nelson, Razell, 59, 109 Nelson Nelson, , Terry Lee, 116 Ward, 62, 141, 148 Neri, Bruce, 59, 141, 149 NEWBURY, DOROTHY, 88, 105 Newell, David, 65, 128, 139, 141, 152 Nicholson, Jack, 110 Nixon, Craig, 65, 111, 140,141,152 Nodland, Susan, 118 Nomiya, Scott, 117 Nordaker, Philip, 115 Norton, Marilyn Norton, Neil, 130 Nunan, David, 115 Nunley, Helen, 113 Nussdorter, Anne, 18, 153 Nykiel, Joanne, 114 O'Hara, Patrick, 149 Ohlswager, Ted Okano, Mitsuyoshi Oklepek, Dwayne, 18, 134, 138 OLESON, JIM, 91 Olsen, Gordon Olson, Maxine, 116 Orr, Carla, 116, 145 Orr, Eric, 39, 111 Ortmeyer, Mary, 113, 153 Ott, Linda Owen, William, 131, 141 P Pabst, Mark, 131 Page, Nora, 112 Palmer, Penny Panowski, Daryl Parish, Kathy, 131 PARK, T. HARDY, 87 Parkes, James Parmeter, Marcia Parsons, Mary, 118, 153 Pearse, William Pearson, Marcia, 114 PECILE, MARIE, 95 Pedersen, Kathy, 151 Pendleton, Janet, 116 Perkins, Judy, 145 Perkins, Sally, 18 Perles, Barbara, 108 Perry, Anne, 130 Perry, Diane, 145 Perry, Leroy, 110, 111 Perry, Lynn Peters, Dennis, 59, 149 Peters, Stephen, 115 Petersen, Richard, 109, 142 Peterson, Douglas, 19, 122 PIERCE, DAVID, 102 Pfantz, Sandra, 112 PFLASTERER, WILLIAM, 98 Phair, Craig, 109 PHI OMEGA, 153 Phillips, Nancy, 112 Phillips, Patricia, 108, 130 Pieh, Barbara, 112 Pitlik, Harriet, 130 Plath, Paula, 145 Potter, Thomas, 59 Powell, Mark Poznik, Grines, 109, 130 Pratt, Sterling, 133 PRAY, FRANCIS, 84 Pray, John, 115 Price, Diane, 13, 130 Pryhoda, Alix, 118 Pugh, Marylyn, 114 Quaas, Robert, 117 Quig, Brian, 62 Quist, Marcia, 118 Radkins, Susan, 116 Radosevich, Marlene, 113, 139, 151 Raglan, Doyle Rohn, David, 133, 138 Ralles, Janice Ramaeker, Gary, 59, 130, 139, 141, 143, 148 Ramey, Barbara, 130 Ramsdell, Sheryl, 118 Ransom, Cynthia Ray, Thomas, 1 17 Read, Thomas, 115 Redeker, Sue, 112, 151 Rees, David, 19, 111 Rees, Mary Ann, 108, 130 REID, ROBIN, 75, 104, 140 REID, SUE, 96, 104 Rrefior, Wendell Refle, Lois, 118 REICHARD, RICHARD, 92 Reinhard, John, 152 Reinhard, Mary, 118, 145 Reinhart, Ann, 116 Reis, Arthur, 117, 130, 150 Reiter, Bruce Richards, Lynne, 108, 130, 153 Rickard, Linda Rightor, Gwyneth, 112 Rigoni, Vicky Riley, Margaret, 38, 118 Ringer, Darby, 112 RLC, 140 ROBERTS, JAN, 76, 105 Roberts, Linda, 116, 153 Roberts, Sharon, 116 Roche, Susanne, 114 ROGERS, THOMAS, 85 ROGGENSACK, DELINDA, 83 Rohde, William, 115 Rohrer, Alan, 111 Root, Corrie, 113, 151 Rosen, Laredo Rosenfeld, David Rossignol, Joseph, 115 Rossiter, Jean Rowland, William ROYAL PURPLE, 142 Rugg, Jennifer, 17, 116 Ruse, Karen, 145 Russell, Barry Russell, John, 109 Russell, Michael, 34 S Saarion, Lilia, 113, 153 Sale, Jerry, 130 Salisbury, Mary, 130 Sanders, Arlene, 113 Sands, Barbra, 116 Sanks, Carol Savidge, Ruth, 114 Saunders, Allen, 64, 141 SCANLAN, ROGER, 81 Schaub, Thomas, 150 Schilling, John, 59, 68, 141, 148 Schinke, Linda, IB, 130 Schlitter, Nancy, 118 Schlott, Kathryn, 38, 118 Schmidt, James, 59, 141, 148 Schmidt, Mary, 22, 118, 153 Schnare, David, 64 Schneider, Cary, 115 Schneider, Judy, 108 Schneider, Richard Schroeder, Philip Schubert, Richard, 117 Schuler, Jack, 59, 150 Schultz, Barbara, 116, 151 Schulz, Janet, 130, 144 Schwantes, Fred, 110 Schwartz, Virginia, 114 Schwarzer, Candace, 108, 130 SCOTT, EARL D., 102 SCOTT, PAUL, 77 Seabrook, Steven Searle, Donna Segerstrom, Randy, 110 Segerstrom, Ricky, 109 Seim, Susan, 112 Selby, Ruth, 116, 153 Serianz, Arthur Severson, Howard Sl-IACKFORD, JOHN, 91 Shafer, Pamela, 116 Shannon, Larry Shannon, Virginia, 113 Shargo, Nicholas, 152 Shaull, Sandra, 113 Shaum, Blaine Shaw, Prudence, 114 Shaw, Terrance, 131 Shepard, Barry, 16, 36, 131 Sherwin, Sally, 113 Shtmabukuro Necl 111 hiner Carol 108 131 hirdey Linda 139 hive Larry hives Thomas 139 huck John 115 huey Janet 116 153 human D Lee 131 150 ilander Anne 113 ilvernail Bruce immer Judith 108 131 138,144 immer Stephen inger Lynn etterly Preston 141 locum Stephen mallwood Susan Jennifer 116 1711111 ml? mlih l Y'lt11 1 1T1l1l'1 IY1lTl'1 mith John Kar 131 Lance 62 Pamela Sa y 131 Sydney 151 navely Richard neddon Barbara 114 nider Richard 131 nodgress Dana 65 obolik Janice 112 olberg Charles 50 omers Shirley ONNEK JUDY 99 oper Mary 113 orrick Keith palten William 59 148 piegel Joseph 18 131 pies Linda pletter, Joan, 145 prague, Janet, 113, 145 prague, Martha, 108, 130 priggs, Thurman quire, Barbara, 118 tailings, Carl, 62, 117 T. CLAIR, JANET, 99 tamp, Gerald, 115 tar , Paul, 68, 130, 140, 141, 150 tarr, Charles, 110 taton, Steve, 60, 150 TAUDINGER, W,l.., 84, 105 tauf, Norman, 130 tebbings, Phillip teenhoek, Eugene teensen, Sherry, 115 teger, Mark, 110 teller, Gary, 115, 130 tephens, Alan tephens, Anne, 138 tephens, Karen, 114 tephenson, Sarah, 118 TEWART, HENRY, 88 Stibolt, Dan, 149 Stitt, Beth, 113, 153 Stout, Robert, 115 Straub, Douglas STRAUSBAUGH, JOY, 12, 80 Strempel, Robert, 117 Strief, Charles, 64, 141 STROMER, WALTER, 97 Strong, Ann, 116 Stuart, Corwin, 149 STUDENT COUNCIL, 138 Stulc, Jerry STUMPF, SAMUEL, 72, 73, 104 Sullivan, Margaret, 116 Sullivan, Robert, 64, tio Suneson, Scott SVEC, JOSEPH, 97 SWANEY, CHARLES, 88 Swaney, John Swanson, James Swartz, Douglas. 110 Swensen, Mark Szilasi Richard, 59, 141, 148 Shields, Cathy, 118, 153 . I I ' I I I , , , 4 I I , , , , , . , , , I 1 I I ' ' I . l . I I I , , , , , , I I A I ' h, ' , l, ' , , , 131 1 I ' , II , 5 D I I ' I . , , . I . I 5 I V I ' , . I - , , , 150 L I . 5 I I , , , 5 I I I 5 I I I 5 I I' . . k T Taubenheim, Robert, 62, 108, 143, 152 Taylor, Diane Teas, Greg, 67 Tegnell, David Teng, Soleda, 114, 159 Tenney, Patricia, 138 Test, Nicki, 118 THAYER, ROBERT, 80 Theiling, Carolyn Thiemann, Bruce Thode, Sandra, 114 Thomas, Allen THOMAS, CECIL, 77 Thomas, Jane Thomas, Kris, 153 Thomas, Lynn, 116 THOMAS, RICHARD, 103, 144 Thompson, James Thompson, Kristine, 42, 43 Thompson, Mark, 109 Thompson, Mary, 151 Thompson, Vickie Thomsen, Timothy, 150 Throckmorton, Melanie, 114, 130, Tims, Margaret, 112 Tischer, Fred Titus, Richard, 117 TOFT, ROBERT, B5 TOMPKINS, JEAN, 96, 74 Topcik, Philip, 117, 144 Towner, Kristin, 112 Townsend, Alice, 114 Trampier, Kathleen, 118 Trimble, David, 111 Trimble, Eric, 142 TRIPLETT, ROBERT, 82 Trotter, Olivia, 34, 39, 43, 114 TROYER, HOWARD, 74 Tucker, Terry, 150 Turnquist, Ruth, 112, 145 Tyrrell, Sally, 112, 151 U Ultch, Cherrlynn Ushiiima, Arthur V Van Berg, Julie, 133 VAN ETTEN, WINIFRED, 90 VAN FOSSEN, RICHARD, 90, 105 Vanderpoel, John Van Evera, Linda Van Ness, James, 59, 141 Varda, Daryl, 59, 60,109,132,141, 150 VELIZ, DOROTHY, 94 Veris, Lorene, 116 Vocelka, Sandra, 118, 139, 153 Vos, Margaret W Waddell, Margaret, 118 Wadsley, Mary, 108, 132 Waldschmidt, Bruce, 110 Wall, Joel Wallace, Gabriel Wallace, James, 59, 60, 132, 141 Wallace, Mark, 64, 141, 150 Walters, Cynthia, 151 Walters, Stephanie, 132 140 153 Wamsley, Barbara, 108, 132, 140, 151 Ward, Helen, 132 Watson Watson Warner, Warner, , John , Robert, 109, 152 Carolyn, 108, 132, 153 Mark, 1 17 WEBB, CHESTER, 97 Weber, Tela Weber, Vickie, 108, 112, 133, 144 WeberfKruger, Eugen Weibel, Ann, 118 Weigel, Patricia, 117 Weiss, James Welgos, Jane, 118, 144, 153 Weller, Barbara Wells, Sue, 114, 153 Welterlen, Eugene, 59, 62 Welty, Jean, 113 Wendt, Catherine, 145 Wernecke, John, 109, 152 WEST, WILBUR, 79 Westerberg, Gary, 133 Westergard, Rebecca Western, Warren, 110 Westly, Carole, 113, 151 Weymouth, Jacqueline Whipple, Constance, 116 White, Jacquelyn, 133 whiting, David, 133 Whitson, Frank, 150 Wiederspan, Susan, 133, 140, 151 Wiese, John, 152 Wildrick, Danna, 112 Wilks, David, 117 Willett, Brian Willis, Tim Wilson, David Wilson, Thomas, 109 Winger, William Withee, Anne, 112 Wolfe, Steven Waivers, Thomas Wood, David, 59, 141, 150 WOODFORD, DON, 78 Woodyard, Jeffrey Wooldridge, Dana, 39 Woalever, Greg Woolpert, Karen, 112 Wray, Daniel, 34, 39, 109 Wright, Charles, 133, 152 Wright, Danna Wright, Thomas, 146 Wulling, Janet, 153 WYl.lE, NEIL, 102 Y Yant, Dorothy, 114 YOHE, DANIEL, 86 Young, Eve, 133 Young, Suzanne Z Zahn, Martin, 133, 146 Zegarac, Steven, 19, 35 Zegarra, Jorge Ziegler, Thomas, 141, 148 Zimmer, William, 138 Zuck, Janalee, 114 Zwinger, Susan, 114 1917, P' -1 at .. . 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