DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 292 of the 1966 volume:

These are special people. DePauw people. They come from Lansing, Glen Ellyn, Southport, Minneapolis, and Bronxville and from Germany, Iran, and Greece and from Greencastle. They want to be lawyers, nurses, missile technicians, . ministers, singers, and wheeler-dealers. Strange things happen to people in those 1,050-0dd days at DePauw. They become matriculated, dedicated, initiated, frustrated, infatuated graduated. As students they are intensely interested in knowing. They learn to learn anew, to create, to give of themselves. Querying, probing, ponderinge they seek straight answers to straight questions and find the answers arenat always there. But the search never ceases. x x t - :2; : ; ; , , u . If; 5:: mmsxxxw r i The East College bell tolls, the doors of Harrison ahd Asbury and Roy Q. West swing open, students pour forth. For- ten minutes each hour the campus bursts alive, tingling with humanity. Then, itas back to the house or dorm, off to the lecture, the seminar, the bluebook exam. Happiness is spending a lazy Saturday afternoon in Minshall Lab and finally finding the last of 29 unknowns. The early morning cram for the big hourly, a last rehearsal for Fridays concert? re-reading those three econ. Chapters in the library reference r00m the learning process takes many forms. Hands are interesting little appendages. Are DePauw hands special? Perhaps not, but they often do special things! At DePauw hands type bibliographies, dial 3-3131 for chapel dates, paint the Phi Delt rock, open boxes of Chocolate chip cookies from good 01: Mom, shake each other silly during fall rush, pass batons every spring, and sometimes, place rings on fingers of other hands. Though traditionally a gregarious creature, the student is most typically DePauw when he is alone, or in a small group of his peers+d0ing what he likes best, talking with those who share his tastes and interests. Here he lets down his outer defense and becomes arfindividual. Here friendships become real and lasting. 15 Funny how human nature seems to retain longest the random miscellany, the hodgepodge of non-essentials, in one,s memories of a school year. But ifs invariably true. Which will stand out more vividly in 19735 recollectionse this year,s eloquent commencement address, or that wonderful fall day when they repaired the heating plant smokestack? V l,ivu: 15!!!! i , u I 5.4 l I I 1 '4 Wm '1' TH! Inxiilviillnlf..r0 .- rrlfr. i. V. ... i1 :3 wt; ginaewu , 3-x: ?.?xitrHLithkrli. If measured in geologic time, its only a blinkea fleeting 45 months from onels Orientation Sunday to his Commencement Sunday. But when the diplomas are passed out, a lifetime of memories accompanies as part of the bargain. Hold them dear. For only in our sweetest dreams will we live these days again. g. :1 Ala 41. l9 A prominent characteristic of the modern college genus, DePauw species, is the tendency to pairbff. Close friendships and ardent courtsh'ips, great lovers and good buddies, and a con- vincing number of DePauw people, lend close support to Noahk basic idea. Maybe our two-ness fetish is just a security blanket against the more insecure world outside the womb of Greencastle- At least, someone said it was out there. People, anti; the events they determine, make our ivorld What it is. And the DePauw community, despite our cynical jokes and flip sayings, is a very real and Vibrant part of this , larger world. Last year the people and events on the next six pages had a profound effect on the destinies of both. UPI In a White House ceremony last Sept. 9, President Johnson unveiled the design for the Adlai E. Stevenson memorial postage stamp. Here, looking at the design with the President, are Adlai Stevenson III and his wife. 22 President Johnson takes a short walk Oct. 9, 1965, in his Bethesda Naval Hospital suite in the first photo of him after his gall bladder operation. A P CBS Pope Paul VI is greeted by the Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen upon his arrival in the United States for a preeedent-setting visit last Octobert 1 WIDE WORLD PHOTOS vaUH Q: ' m ' An unidentifiedgman at left, shouting ttThis in the name of my people? spits in the face of Secretary of State Dean Rusk in Montevideo, Uruguay, Nov. 16. The inci- dent took place when Rusk, on a Latin American tour, had placed a wreath of Howers at the monument to General Jose Artigas, the Uruguayan national hero. Gemini 5 astronauts Charles Conrad and L. Gordon Cooper come aboard the USS Lake Champlain after splashdown. NEWSWEEK Top ifs filled, bottom ifs empty as President Johnson signatured legislation establishing the Auburn-Folsome flood control project in California. Although news happenings seldom follow a set pattern, the events of the past year seem to be in a class all their own for sheer variety and scope. With power blackouts, transit strikes, serious racial uprisings, uncertainty over draft New Yorkes newly-elected mayor John Lindsay holds his Status, l'lCW men in orbit CVCI'Y fCW son aloft and waves to an admiring crowd at a gala , . post-election ceremony lastNovember. months, new leglslatlon every few weeks, and new Viet Nam battles every few dayse it was truly a year to remember. 24 Lifting off from Cape Kennedyts Launch Complex 19, NASAts powerful Titan II rocket blasts Gemini 5 astronauts L. Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad up and away on their highly 1 successful 8-day mission. A Los Angeles furniture store blazes wildly in the cityts all-Negro Watts area, one of the many hres that burned through the streets where rioting raged for three consecutive nights last August. NASA 1; WIDEWORLD PHOTOS AP Generator-powered searchlights usually used to publicize film premieres and supermarket openings were put to good use in New York,s Times Square area Nov. 9 during the power failure. t 25 U.S. 82nd Airborne troops of the Inter-American Force clean up a Santo Domingo street Sept. 7, 1965, after removing half of a sandbag emplacement facing the rebel zone. Barbed wire in the foreground maintains a closed street. terse '4. - 4-1-nx r . s U.S. infantrymen rush to pre-assigned field positions as Army tcopters drop them near a Viet Cong stronghold. 5 an 1E WIDE WORLD PHOTOS t t UPI UPI From the shores of Santo Domingo to the streets of Los Angeles to the jungles of Viet Nam, Americans were at war in 1965-66. The locales and motives varied widely, but the blood spilled was equally red, and the lives lost equally American. This US. Marine has his hands full following a helicopter raid on a village ten miles to the south of Chu Lai last Aug. 6. The Marines take blindfolded Viet Cong and suspected sympathizers back to base for questioning. 26 U.S. airborne troops run for cover after debarking from a helicohter during operation last fall near Ben Cat in South Viet Nam. AP AP mcmmm .; U.S. AIR FORCE x , . . A youth, with lampshades from a looted store, runs down the street in the Watts section of Los Angeles last Aug. 13 following the outbreak of rioting. The six days of violence left 34 dead and resulted in $40 million in property damage. h A 750-pound bomb falls toward its target from a US. Air Force F-100 Super Sabre. During this Mekong Delta strike 47 miles southwest of Saigon, four Viet Cong structures were destroyed. 27 . L toumsv VM GREEKASTLI mm or Comm Carolyn Emerson in- ;1 An exciting, bewildering, memorable day tently awaits the regis- 1 begins with a basic logistics problem. tration verdicticlass i filled or not filled. 'W Student Body President Rick Roesslcr Gar lef'o welcomes the class of 1969. 28 Tests and more tests. ttIs this what college is really like? First Days Amidst the frenzy of overloaded cars, eager luggage carriers, shutter-happy photographers, and helpful dormstafTers, 750 confused fresh- man arrived at DePauw last Sept. 5. With an East College welcome by President Kerstetter and an orientation convocation later on with Dean Riggs, freshmen were presented DePauw requirements for academic performance and general behavior. OtstaHers were an additional help as they explained to their respective groups the upcoming schedule of events. Con- quion reigned in Bowman Gym as headquarters we're set up for four days of placement tests and registration. A hectic week of adapting to the DePauw way of life was concluded with KTKis ttFall Openera7 in the UB ballroom. Professor Ripley helps counselee Karen Keeler work out her first semester schedule. The rush talk builds to its climax, and the glories of frat life are extolled. The thrill of sorority pledging is enough to make any Nancy Weir seems to have the Kappa rush well under con- lS-year-old coedjump forjoy. e trol. But one more what, Nancy? Rushing and Pledging With a shortened orientation week this year, DePauwts Greek system also saw a change. Fraternity pledging found most men established in their respective houses by the weekend of Sept. 11, while womenis rush continued through Oct. 1. For those students preferring in- dependent living Bishop Roberts, Longden, and Mason residence halls were available. When registration was completed, freshmen and up- perclassmen alike scrambled to the Book Store to purchase books and supplies in preparation for the first day of classes. With classes be- ginning on Friday, Sept. 10, this year, students had to settle down to the studying routine earlier than usual. As orientation week drew to close, a new and exciting year began for DePauw. DU pledge Jim Evans zeros in with a grin at the Alpha Chi kiss-in. AG The Alpha Phits do their best to make another group of anxious rushees feel at home. 31 Nothing draws the crowds to the UB terrace any faster than a good combo. hLefs see nowethe instruction manual said . . Dave Vassgman in charge of the Misfitsh ttbig beatf 32 TGIF Party-goers tilerktt away their frustrations. For this DePauw Go-Go girl, happiness is a warm Friday and a combo. Singers and Swingers Jerk, jumble, swarmewhether one is an active participant or a passive spectator, these dances and their hypnotizing rhythms can be heard throughout the year on the DePauw campus. The pulse of these frantic dances beats the tem- po for many a11-campus dances, including the KTK Fall Opener, the IBM dance, the Little 500 dance, house dances with themes varying from a country barnyard to the canals of Venice, and the popular TGIF parties. On occasion, however, romance and soft music crept onto the campus with the Old Gold Day dance, Gold- diggers Ball, and the Military Ball. Whether frenzied or serene, dancing remains one of the most popular social activities to release the ten- sions of academics. One of the famous Isley Brothers takes the mike and moves into the spotlight for a solo. Jim Thompson, president of the DcPauw Student Union, crowns radiant Nanny Martin, 1965 Old Gold Day Qucen. DePauw coeds always get high for the big, games. Attendant Sue Sperber Attendant Linda James q- Gold Chrysanthemums, name tags marked with graduation dates, and car-packed streets were sure signs that once again numerous alumni had made the October pilgrimage to Green- castle for Old Gold Day. A spirited morning Chapel opened the days festivities, followed by a pre-game luncheon at the UB. Despite the Tigersh 29;21 loss to Valparaiso. perfect weather and the traditional halftime Crowning 0f the Old Gold queen and her court provided some compensation. Following the game the loyal aluxns trooped back to the UB for a recep- tion. Concluding the hectic, memory-filled day was the slow and easy music of the Old Gold Day dance. Blackstock is filled to capacity as alumni and students await the opening kick-ofT. 35 Convocations As 10 otclock approaches each Wednesday and Friday morning students begin to cluster about the Boulder, the favorite meeting place for chapel dates. The crowd soon diSperses and heads for either Gobin Church or, just a few steps away, rustic Meharry Hall. Diversion- seeking DePauwites thereby supplement their classroom education at the bi-weekly Univer- sity chapels. On Wednesday the programs are inspirational in nature. Fridayst chapels are comprised of more varied programs including musical and dramatic performances as well as talks by Visiting lecturers. Both members of the University and individuals and groups outside of campus present these programs of eurrent gen- Dr.Charles Malik presides atapost-lecture discussion. eral interest. ; AdminiStrationas Norman J. Knights greets the Nigerian ambassador. Visiting dignitaries receive ttred carpet treatmenttt from DePauth top brass. . -.. 6M t . . .7 . . til; npw--1n;,'ifh, ..; ...:'-,t ...h J L' .71 r' . l ' I O r . 4$ h..- 'ui The freshmen men lead off the Oct. 9 Derby Day festivities with a wild, and successful,greased pig chase. The first place Theta-SAE pairing marches onto the field in style; Judging the womenk legs con- test is a thoughtful task. 38 Derby Day Smashed eggs, broken balloons, and squashed watermelons were all a part of the debris and confusion found at the AWS-KTK sponsored Derby Day. Despite a misty rain, nearly the entire campus gathered and was entertained as paired living units competed in the afternoonts events. Once again the upperclassmen out- grunted the freshmen in their tug-of-war, women paraded in the legs contest, teammates tried to dress each other, men fought for the honor of being the most stylishly dressed woman, and oranges slipped in the orange pass relay. Eat- ing a watermelon quickly and piling people on Coke cases were new skills which the teams had to develop. The Theta-SAE pairing emerged from the organized chaos as the winner of Derby Day. Bunny Linda Lauer does her best to improve studentv faculty relations. All smiles in the center is Prof. Ripley. William Tell never had a target like this! Emily Post would disapprove, but it sure tasted good. F 39 The devilish Applegate oversees as Lola, one of his mest tempting Iths not long before Lolahs telling poor Joe proteges, goes to work on innocent country boy Joe Hardy; thhatever Lola Wants, Lola Getst The Mary Mary cast takes a well-deserved rehearsal break and talks over the next scene. y- DePauwites on Stage As the lights slowly rose on the several dramatic productions this year, Speech Hall Was mag- ically transformed. The one-time church became a Greek courtyard, a garrett, a baseball dia- mond, and an English hat. Mary, Mary was this yearhs hrst Little Theater production. Two tragedies, Five Finger Exercise and The Trojan Women followed this. Sigma Delta Chi changed the pace with its spirited Damn Yankees. In February Opera Theater presented La Boheme. Little Theater concluded its season with Look Homeward Angel, a modern drama. Carol Brown won critical kudos for her Mary Mary role. Rehearsals for Damn Yankees took many long hours. 41 x The venerable Memorial Archway forms a picturesque frame for Professors Phillips and Levine. DePauw opponents beware! The Boulder doesnk lie. Though alcohol and DcPauw have little in common. this pep sign was a big hit. SDX pledge-trainer Jim ttMothii Miller UefD supervises his charges in their traditional plaque-cleaning ceremony. Traditions and Customs As vines entwine the Memorial Arch, tradi- tions entwine DePauw life. The Boulder, petri- fied turtle or not, continues to be the popular meeting place for many activities. Nearby, the Owl wisely watches and, as legend goes, even hoots occasionally. Heralding academic proces- sions and athletic victories as well as the time, is the Sigma Chi Victory Belleolder than Mc- Guffey,s Reader. Each fall freshmen fraternity men, who must wear green ttpotsfa organize an exuberant and fiery pot-burning ceremony. The Monon Bell, shared with arch-rival Wabash is held by the winner of the annual football classic. These cherished traditions along with the many everyday customs, retain the iiavor 0f the old in the march of progressive education. J The chemistry student tests his understanding of basic principles in Minshall Lab. 44 Academics With the initiation of the new course system this year, academics presented a host of new challenges. The year began with an entirely re- vised curriculum. Non-Western studies became a required part Of the Universityts liberal arts education. School began and ended about a week earlier than in the past years. And two new weeks were added to the calendar at the end of each semesteraReading Weeks. As stu- dents registered for courses this year in- stead of hours, they took fewer subjects and were expected to delve deeper into those courses they were taking. The accent was on inde- pendent study, both during the semester and during the Reading Weeks, as the University strove to prepare its students to meet the chal- lenge of a fast-changing world. Linda Heisel and Jay Walker pause for an afternoon study break in the reserve reading room. Studying for finals does strange things to the aver- Sometimes the temptation to ttrack outw isjust too great. age, well-adjusted DePauw student. 45 g? Serving as unofficial headquarters for a myriad of campus activities, the facilities of the UBe ballroom, bowling alleys, barbershop, bookstore, meeting rooms, the Hub, and the Terrace Room eare in constant use. Under the guidance of Dr. John Nanovsky and the UB Boards, these facilities are not only used for the many funce tions sponsored by the UB, but also for num- erous activities of other groups. The UB,s ln- novation Dance set the pattern for the yearts social events. Dancing with an IBM-matched partner and gambling at ttLas Vegas Niteh proved to be two other popular UB activities this year. Students also relaxed at the free movies and TGIF parties. In the spring Little 500 Weekend and Motherts Day highlighted UB events. Andy Arnold is one of many regular customers at the UB barbershop. Books and supplies, more books and supplieseGreg Alspach cashes a check at the UB bookstore. 47 F rieburg Tripe1965 Twenty dances, languages, and ideas during their sev mester abroad with the 1965 Freiburg program. The group of juniors, led last year by Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Allen, sailed on the Queen Elizabeth and enjoyed a three week approach trip to the famous Black Forest. For two months they at- tended lectures at the University of Freiburg and spent many hours in the company of Ger- man and other international Students, often at the ttTangenteT a popular student rathskeller. During their remaining time the group sep- arated, and its members studiedsand traveled independently throughout Europe. They returned to DePauw in the fall armed with a full se- mesteris credit and a host of tales to tell. DePauw students exchanged smiles;- Karen Havens does her best to console John McConnell, who broke his leg the first day at the University of Frei- burg ski lodge. I965 FREIBURG STUDENTS-Seated: Mrs. Allen, Debora Grant. Barb Whaley. Linda Mills, Donna Augspurger, Margery Stoops. Standing: Mr. Allen, Dr. Koehler, Dr. Kaiser, Philip Roper, Mr. Sweet, Ellene Franzen tKansas Wesleyam, Max Hittle, Don Kellogg, 48 Nancy Martin, Billie Jeanne Cowden tKansas Wesleyam, John Repp, Elizabeth Weidmann, Steve McKinney, Karen Havens, Carol Taylor, Terry White, Kay Natorp, James Clark, Martha Marsden, James Bart- lett, John McConnell. DePauwhs Freiburg students listen to a lecture in a history class overlooking the hills of the Black Forest. From left are Freiburgts Dr. Kohler, Mr. Paul Sweet tDPUh29t who is the American Consul-General from Stuttgart, and Mr. Allen. Max Hittle looks after DePauwhs Freiburg frauleins. 49 iiGee, maybe this is the room for the girls5 style show. Better check that schedule again? t . . a M, Freshman Pam Vance tin the knee sox, nat- urallyi gives a new arrival the grand tour. Honors Weekend As 275 high school seniors invaded DePauw in February for Honors Weekend, DePauWites en- joyed the traditional laughs and serious discussions with the prospective students. Under the sponsor- ship of the Admissions Ohice, but planned by stu- dents, the events of the weekend this year strove to represent life at DePauw and the value of a lib- eral arts education in their truest senses. Through- out the weekend the seniors trooped to classes, special lectures, panels and dialogues, and a vari- ety of social events. Sunday morning, after eval- uating the weekend at a breakfast, the seniors returned to their hometowns armed with new perspectives. Dr. Gilmer informed and entertained members of the class of 70 with an analysis of J . D. Salingerisv. Catcher in the Rye. t 50 Waiting for another we1come to DePauW lecture, seniors fldget and meditate 4 and yawn and get acquainted. Inn; ;. - Has any cute Honors Weekend Here I am, DePauwP An Illinois arrival steps out of his Mustang and into guest ever carried her own bag? the world of higher education. 51 1M, ,n-Wm-f t,ln Marty Farrell answers a question in Rector Hall on the way to his victory in the SBP election. Pete Allen house. outlines his UB platform at the Alpha Chi Campus Elections Enthusiasm 0n the part of both candidates and voters was the byword for this year7s all- campus elections for Union Building and Stu- dent Body presidents. During the harried elec- tion weeks, in addition to their traditional platform presentations to each of the living units, the candidates for the two offices uti- lized an increased amount of individual con- tacts with the voters. Jay Walker, Marty Far- rell, and Pete Vaughn, candidates for Student Body President, Climaxed the election week by discussing their views on campus issues in a formal panel. Campaigning for UB president were John Huneke, Pete Allen, and Randy Wilson, all of whom stressed the importance of increased campus leadership on the part of the UB president. Marty Farrell and John Huneke finally emerged as the victors and new student leaders. Jay Walker campaigns at DZ. vs John Huneke demonstrates his version of the hfircside chait. The campaign talks are over. Now, ifs all up to the students. 53 Tony Hulman, owner of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, leads the pace lap beginning DePaqu annual Little 500 race. Smoke billowed from the cinder track as flaming gasoline was used to dry it out following heavy rains. . . . Doug Waples dlsplays a wmmng form. 54 Little 500-1965 : The tenth annual Little 500, hSpoke Spectacu- lar? swept the campus with enthusiasm for the most eventful weekend at DePauw. The girls be- gan the festivities Friday afternoon With their antics during the hMini. The next day Phi Psi dashed to their fourth consecutive Victory with the Delfs and SAETs placing second and third. Many of the pit decorations, however, were doomed by rainy weather the night before. Friday evening the Highwaymen gave a concert, and Saturday evening the Rivieras topped off the weekend With a lively dance. Midwayvthrough the evening Bob Gardner and Rick Newhauser were selected to receive the Rasmussen and Outstanding Rookie awards. Balance and coordination are necessary attributes of a successful 500 rider of either sex. h 2:9,- For the Phi Psi winnersehonor, continued tradi- tion, a trophy and kisses from Queen Chris Miller. Sore, cramped muscles are not unusual and the pit oEers welcome relief for an exhausted rider following many hard laps. 55 i Newly-named May Day Queen Sarah Roberts gets tirst congratulations from her escorL, Dave Kranbuchl. Junior girls form the traditional daisy chain for the processional. 56 May Day-1965 : May Day is part of Mothers Weekend and a day to enjoy spring at DePauw. On the East College lawn spectators watched the pictur- esque May Queents coronation and the ac- companying daisy Chair ritual. Many other events also filled this spring day-AFROTCS special Motherts Review and Award cere- mony, the traditional Mortar Board capping, and a track meet for the few stray dads. In the evening several musical groups offered a va- riety of entertainment. The Men of Note, the Collegians, and the Madrigals pooled their talents in presenting ttA Night of Music. mfhe Attic? given by Naiad, and ttThievest Carnival? a Little Theater production, were other concluding programs of a busy May Day. The mercury was pushing 85a. but from these sparkling faces youtd never know it. I Not all of a college presidentts duties are burden- 1 some. 57 A man of varied talents, Presi- dent Kerstetter plays auctioneer. WUS Carnival Jumpint Jiminies, 0r Charlies, or Herbies tDePauwitesh pet frogs for a weelQ were coaxed on to victory in the opening event of the Wus Carnival last spring. Once again the campus frolicked on the East College lawn while the YWCA and Student Senate col- lected money to contribute to the World Uni- versity Service tWUSh and DePauw7s foreign students. As is the custom, paired living units sponsored booths for the carnival, some tradi- tional and some novel. At a blow-off auction students bid for many unusual services offered up by various faculty 'and administration mem- bers. ttGreendingleF a movie produced by the Sigma Chits and Kappas, proved to be a popu- lar attraction, as it reaped the most money. A spontaneous street dance topped offthe evening. Half the fun of a campus carnival is the plan- ning and setting up. 58 How low can you go? This tiny townie limbos like a pro. Recess at DePauw Jr. High? No, just 4 booth for the WUS Carnival. A winnah eviry time! iUnfortunately, statistics show DePauw camies seldom use their talent after gradua- tionJ 59 Reverend Kyoji Buma 60 R. V. Series This yearts Religious Venture Series lectures discussed aspects of our sTDisjointed World? They were intended to confront the students with the problems created by our astounding technological progress, the effects of scien- tihc thought on traditional values, and the challenge posed by non-Christian religions. In short, the lectures attempted to present the religious crisis in Western culture and the po- sition that the Christian has in it. The lectures ran again for four weeks with a different speaker each week. The lecturers were Dr. Samuel D. Proctor, Regional Director of the Office of Economic Opportunity; Rev. John A. Russell, Jr., former chaplain at M.I.T.; Rev. Kyoji Buma, a native of Japan and a member of the United Presbyterian Church; and Dr. Richard N. Bender, Director of Religion in Higher Education for the Board of Education of the Methodist Church. Dr. Richard N. Bender 61 Readings in English By reading stFreedom Is a Hard-bought Thing,n a short story by Steven Vincent Benet, Dr. Fred Bergmann inaugurated this years Readings in English programs in the same way that he first began the series three years ago. Three other programs followed during the year as members of the English depart- ment brought literary achievements from fields of special interest to the DePauw community. Dr. Raymond Mizer and Dr. Robert Sedlack presented the program uContemporary Writ- ing with Original Poems. The battle of the sexes in literature was shown by Prof. Edna Taylor as she read excerpts from Shakespeare, Thurber, and Dr. Seuss. Dr. Robert Johnson concluded the popular series with his presen- tation of original poems. Community Relations Like anything else about a university, the com- munity in which it is located is an important part of its students lives. As their temporary home, Greencastle is the place where DPU students work, play, earn and spend moriey, and serve. Many DePauw students earn extra money holding jobs in and around town. And much of this money finds its way back to its source on Friday and Saturday nights at the Voncastle or when Troyefs and Prevots have sales. Individuals and organizations spend time in community service too. Whether it is the ATOis in the midst of their Help Week or a YWCA member teaching a group of high school girls how to knit, many DePauw stu- dents are actively engaged in community service. ATO pledges spend their Help Week paint- ing the ceiling of the Gobin basemevt i i . . . and cleaning up rubbish at the Putnam County Home. 62 Greencastle-home away from home for 2400 DcPauw students. DePauw fraternities and sororities go out of their way each December to insure sa Merry Christmas to all? 63 Nothing beats a late snack at one of Green- castlefs umpteen pizza parlors. Walker Cup winner John Clodfelter New Gold Key member Dave Heckerman Gem greets fellow initiate Rick Roessler as Jim Thompson looks on. 64 Senior Recognition Chapel Two administrators and many outstanding stu- dents were honored at the annual Recognition Chapel, May 1965. Gold Key recognized Dean Lawrence A. Riggs and Alumni Secretary Robert Crouch for exceptional work in their capacities. Selected by the senior class to re- ceive the Walker Cup, the Universityis top stu- dent award, was John Clodfelter. In receiving the Wood Achievement Award, Carol Brown was recognized as the most outstanding member of the junior class. Six men were later tapped for membership in Gold Key.A pre-ministerial award, several journalism and history scholar- ships, and art and theatrical awards were among the other presentations as DePauwites received tokens which represented their outstanding achievements in leadership and scholarship. Newly-elected Student Body President Rick Roessler 0er receives words of administerial wisdom from his predeces- sor, Larry Morrison. Tom Porter congratulates Dean Riggs with a special award in appreciation for a job well done. 65 For the first hand laso time since Orientation Sunday, the class 0f 65 meets as a whole. Assistant Defense Secretary John T. McNaughton, a DePauw alumnus, addresses Rainy weather forces a standing-room-only commencement. the grads. I cuss or I910 mm mm Imus 1m: ' YRIS 'Emlw. TM? 35 w um; Graduation w , For the second year in a row rain forced the commencement exercises indoors. The degree candidates, their families, and the faculty jammed Bowman Gymnasium for the late afternoon ceremony. Sunday morning Presi- dent Kerstetter addressed the group at Bac- calaureate. In the afternoon, 471 students were awarded Bacheloris degrees and 15 were awarded Masteris degrees. DePauw alumnus John T. McNaughton, Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs, gave the main Commencement address, TtThe Challenge of Third Class Wars? After the brief ceremony, pandemonium reigned as the new DePauw alumni, Class of T65, with mixed emotions packed their last belongings and said their last good-byes amidst raindrops and puddles. The almost-alums, over 400 strong, file into Bowman. The processional is nearly complete as the visiting dignitaries move to their places on stage. I. 67 The class of 15 iinds a host of returnees fof its golden anniversary. Good times long forgotten are suddenly chlled to mind again. 68 hi i' 1: hr t,i'.'.ai Luv : hnid NW 3.1 'p'JSA'a .m 3 r kacfrndis. . 41.ng. . ?.??kxtW 0-0: :5 . 3:. , Returning alums find conversation no problem. Alumni Day Marking the close of DePauwts 128th academic year were an estimated 1,200 alumni during the weekend of June 4-6, 1965. On Friday alumni peeked into current world affairs as five profes- sors lectured under the general topic ttDePauw Professors Look at the World? An all4Univer- sity reception in the UB concluded the day. Tra- ditional alumni registration at the Boulder and class reunion breakfasts began Saturdayts Alumni Day. The day was tilled with a round of reunions and special dinners. The annual Anniversary Dinner honored the classes of 1915 and 1940 in the evening. A noon ban- quet Sunday for former Rector scholars and their guests concluded the busy weekend of classroom lectures, reunions, dinners, awards, and above all, reminiscing. In a giant version of the ttWhafs My Line? gimmick, alumni sign in upon arrival. 69 7O L mam. 5:. :3. .. ' uM0 toooo.o . m 1 ' Chris M iller Little 500 Queen-1965 71 Sarah Roberts May Day Queen-1965 72 Royal Parsons KTK Queen 1965 73 mg Carol Phetz Greek Week Queen I965 74 Q: N anny Martin Old Gold Day Queen-1965 ,: i 75 33:3: At home or away, in victory or defeat, on the field or on the Hoor-DcPauw,s peppy cheerleaders inspire team and spectator alike. Football 1965 3 After starting the 1965 season with two ex- plosive Victories, the breaks seemed to go against the DePauw gridders as they could manage to post only one tie in the remaining seven campaigns. Although the win column does not speak well for the team, an aggressive oiTensive unit proved to be one of the best DPU rushing attacks in recent years, both on the ground and in the air. The big ground gainers seemed to be thwarted once inside the 10 yard- line, and their inability to push the ball over often enough proved costly in crucial moments. The defensive team had trouble plugging up holes and conducted a season-long search for a stronger backheld combination. But with many sophomore starters returning, Coach Tom Mont hopes to mold an experienced pack of Tigers next year. Another two seconds and this Alma back gets a hori- zontal view of Tiger turf. r en 4 t ' Q :1 I5 , All-ICC end Tom Cooper outmaneuvers a Valpo safety to snag another Dan Breckenridge aerial. For a long game on a hot day, reliefisjust a ladle away. 77 The Tiger offense was led in the air by sophomore quarterback Dan Breckenridge, throwing 165 times for 1079 yards and six touchdowns. On the ground quarterback Eric Lortz gained 373 yards rushing in 113 attempts and assumed the punting chores. Sophomore fullback Percy Hargrove dented enemy lines for 259 yards, three TD1s and place kicked his way to the leading scorer position with 35 total points. Sopho- more John Butler gained 236 yards from his halfback position, hauled in 18 passes for 265 yards, tallied four 6-pointers, and led punt and kick-off returns. End Tom Cooper set a DPU record in grabbing 39 passes for 550 yards. Scoring on six; of the passes gave ttC00p33 a seaes sonts total of 28 points. Pivoting sharply left, sophomore sensation John Butler eludes a Wabash tackler in the Monon Bell clash. Tim Feemster strains for a few grudgingly-given yards in the Alma game. Eric Robertson snaps the harness on a doomed Caveman runner. All alone on a down-and-out pattern, Tom Miller reaches back to haul in the pigskin. 79 a ,,:- , 7 Jerry Barton leads the Old Gold and Black onto the field against Valparaisds Crusaders. Four exhausted, leg-weary Tiger harriers plod doggedly toward the finish line. Cross Countrya1965 Lack of a super-star prevented the 1965 Tiger cross country team from being really great. For while there was considerable depth and power in the team, it was invested a little .too low for this team to iinish consistently on top. Coach Robert Harveyis men worked as hard as any coach could expect, gave all they had, but ran against some exceptional competition that proved to be somewhat more than they could handle. The four-milers came in ninth in the Little State meet and tinished fourth in the ICC. The men that went the dis- tance this year were Steve Norris, who was voted Most Valuable Runner by his team- mates, Kent Ober, Jay Walker, Don Kellogg, Dave Allard, Dan Blaney, and Ron ShiHier. Full concentration on the task at hand is as important to a cross country runner as physical conditioning. ' ' 81 Basketballe1965 - Once the Tiger hoopsters got all the starting positions settled, Coach Elmer McCall led his charges on to a respectable 12e11 season. Main highlights of the three-month campaign were winning the Union College tourney in New York over Christmas vacation, and: later tripping up the powerful Evansville Aces on their once-impregnable home court. A long search to frll the center position was hnally resolved when 6-6 sophomore Tom MCGurk came along in tine style and de- veloped into a highly dependable performer by mid-season. Dimunitive Jack Hogan han- dled one guard spot with characteristic class, while Denny Barrett and elusive Dan Scher- mer alternated at the other baekcourt posi- tion. Manning the corners were leading scorers Stan Bahler and Morgan Everson. JeH McMurtrey hooks for two despite Meek Sawyerts strong ob- jections. Morgan Everson strikes a stork-style stance on the business end of a Tiger fast break. N i : 7! i L Reserve center Dick Weber learns first-hand the ttlaw of diminishing elbow roomtt in the rugged Ball State game. -A 43w. Aces and Tigers alike hold their breath as Tom McGurk prepares to laild. 83 Jack the Giant Killer does it again. This one actually dropped in, but only Mr. Hogan knows how. 84 Indiana Statets high-scor-ing Butch Wade arches in an- other pair over Tom McGurk1slong, long arm. The Tiger basketball team and coach Elmer McCall won their season-long battle to beat the .500 mark, as they went 12-11 for the year, but could only compile a 329 record in their ICC campaigns. For individuall'perform- ances, Denny Barrett, putting in 113 points, and Dan Schermer, tallying 141, alternated at one guard position, while the teams Most Val- uable Player, guard Jack Hogan, pumped in 328 points. Center Tom McGurk came down with a team-high 236 rebounds and tossed in 264 hard-earned points. At the forward po- sitions were Stan Bahler, whose 37 points against Hope College helped him to a 321 season total, and high point man Morgan Ever- son, who had 428 for a 19.5 per-game aver- age, and a total of 202 rebounds. The daring telephoto lens peers into the depths of the Tigers1 lair. 1D0n1t gargle it, TomJ t1The Morgt1 pots another One. McGurk and Butlefs George Schilling blast- oiT the pad together. Speedy Dan Schermcr tires on the drive, catching an enemy trio fiatfooted. Pass or shoot? Jack Hogan keeps hem guessing. Outreaching ' a shorter-armed opponent, Margan Everson tips the ball to trigger an- other Tiger fast break. 86 Wrestling- 1- 965-66 Coach Ted Katula and his Bengal matmen had a fine 774 season this year, including their well deserved second place finish in the ICC meet, John Dienner started at 123 pounds, but Steve Ross took over in that class midway through the season. John Ferguson worked at the 130 pound weight, followed by Mike Maeder in the 138 pound class, and Jerry Con- nor took on the 145 pound responsibilities. At 152 pounds it was Tom Newman, named this yearis Most Valuable Wrestler, Fred Wendelboe held down the 160 pound spot, and in the 167 pound division was Steve Nice. Competing at 177 was DanHasbrook, the 191 pound position was defended by Bruce Mont- gomerie, and Ralph Larsen was the heavy- weight man. John Ferguson struggles with a Butler grappler. This around-the-knee leg lock could lead to a pin. 87 Golfe1965 The DePauw varsity golfers worked out a 771272 season record in the 1965 tour. Coach Ted Katula also led the team around the links to a hrst place in the ICC standings; The season started with their southern trip, in which they lost five matches, but upon re- turning to the North, the team began to gel and played some very close and exciting games. The long ball hitters were Steve Hayes, Tim Scott, Bob Silcott, Joe Thompson, Bud Cobb, Jim Readey, and Bob Wall. There were few graduation losses and the number of returning experienced players tends to point to an im- proved 1966 golf team. Time-lapse photography? No, just a MIRAGE blow-otf picture. 88 A Northwestern linksman holes out on the Windy Hills course. .4- Deft foot control is the key to accurate shooting. 89 Soccere1965 The DePauw soccer team was initiated this year under the guidance of coach Charlie Erd- mann more in the form of a club than a var- sity sport. But their classihcation made no dif- ference in the strength of their game as they finished with a 4e2 season record. The foreign players were the men with the field experience that started the team working smoothly and playing together. At first the passes were ragged and the lines were not working as a team, but then things tightened up and. the team was set for action. The highlights of the season were the close games against nationally ranked Earlham, and now prospects are look- ing especially good for next years team. ttUse your headii has a dual meaning in the cranial sport of soccer. w 7-H, G '1 Ahmisgligum: . trmwxw: mo; M, E34 Beating all but the Purdue Boilermaker on his right, Dave Clutter high 1 hurdles his way to a red ribbon. ' With a mighty grunt and a Herculean heave, Terry Johnston puts the i Mike Martin catapults six feet into 12-pound shot. the air with a Brumel-like spring. r- Tracke1965 : Coach Robert Harvey,s varsity track team was well balanced but lacked the necessary over- all depth to log an outstanding season. The DPU cindermen compiled a 1-2 dual meet record, made a third place showing at the ICC meet, placed fifth out 0f 17 in the Little State meet, and eighth of 11 at the Big State competition. Individually, Steve Norris turned in a 1:56.0 time at the conference meet that gained him a second place in the half mile run. The held events were where the action was as records were set last year by Dave Martin who high jumped 6,672 by Arnie Ber- ney with a 195-foot javelin thrust, and by Terry Johnston who heaved the shotput 4810? Dong Smith gets the proper tiex from his fiber glass pole and bounds over the bar with room to spare. Broadjumper-Steve Ross soars long and far in the In- diana State meet. Tiger dashmen Jack Barber, Sam Shaumba, and Phil Brookins deft to righU churn up the Blackstock Cinders. As the horsehide comes whistling in umpire, catcher, and hitter must all make split-second judgments. It may not be Yankee Stadium, but ifs Home, Sweet Home for the Tigers. 92 Baseball- 1965 The DePauw baseball team, working under coach Ed Meyer, wound up the 1965 season c with a 1041 record. In ICC competition they ' registered five wins against seven losses. ; . Whenever the Tigers had a good day at the plate, the bats were really booming, but this sporadic hitting eventually proved to be their downfall. Pitching and fielding, which varied from good to excellent, were the teamis prime assets. In pitching 5e4 for 'the season, 1 Bruce Mackey was a unanimous choice for ' the all-ICC team, his third consecutive year, t and was also named Most Valuable Player for the second time. Also onethe all-ICC team were Tom Cooper, on the strength of his con- ference-leading .385 batting average, and John Harpham. Coach Ed Meyer signals his outfielders to play for a straight-away itsprayii hitter. 93 Tennisa1965 DePauw tennis enjoyed another great season as coach Charlie Erdmann led the team to an 8-4 record in dual matches and ended with a second place in the ICC tourney. Thecn number one position was handled by Ren Werrenrath, who was followed by Carl Hirth. Bruce Voorheis held down the third spot and was named the Most Valuable Player. The number four man was Mark Smith, fifth was Joe Martin, and Gary Sullivan played in sixth position. Werrenrath and Voorheis were deadly at hrst doubles, Hirth and Smith teamed up for second, and Martin and Sulli- van took care of third doubles. With Voorheis and Martin being the only players lost by graduation, the 1966 season should provide excellent returning talent for Tiger teninis. The poised server is a classic study in potential energy. Ren Werrenrath Gem .and Bruce Voorheis display powerful backhands. Total concentration and quick reHexes make Joe Martin a dangerous net man. 94 fl Backs arched, muscles tense, coiled backstrokers await the starterts gun. Doug Waples butterflys his way to a first place fmish. 95 Swimminge1965-66 Charlie Erdmann was privileged to coach one of the best swimming teams DePauw has ever had this year. His stellar tankers literally sank the record book. Pool records were set by the 400-yard medley relay team composed of Bob Wells, Dave SiH, Scott Johnson, and Dave Terry, and by the 400-yard freestyle quartet of Terry, Roy Van Cleave, Dan OtMeara, and Greg Mutz. Van Cleave then broke the 60- yard freestyle record and OtMeara doused the previous lOO-yard freestyle mark. Terry cov- ered the 200-yard back stroke in record time, and Mutz smashed records in the 200-yard breast stroke, 200-yard butterfly, and shattered the 500-yard freestyle time by an incredible 21 seconds. ' CROSS COUNTRY 12 752 1965-66 Season Records GOLF 67712421 SWIMMING 14751 DePauw DePauw DePauw 46 Wabash 16 4 122 Vanderbilt 10 122 38 Denison 50 Valpo 25 0 Middl'e, Tenn. St. 15 28 Miami 60.2 50 Ball State 15 0 U. of the South 8 122 52 Ind. State 25 Rose Poly 34 2122 U. of Chattanooga 12122 63 Berea 45 Ind. Central 16 7 U. of the South 8 29 Ball State 17 Butler 45 9 122 St. Joe 5 122 53 Albion 50 Ind. 'State 15 10 Rose Poly 5 42 Valpo 00w score wins1 7 122 Ind. State 7 122 53 Eastern I11. ICC Meeti4th ofS 7 122 Ball State 7 122 39 Evansville Big State4121h of 14 10 Valpo 5 ICC MeetA4th of5 Little State;9th of 12 6 122 1nd. State 8 122 - Great Lakes 11 St. Joe 4 Invitationa144th of4 2 122 Wabash 12 122 6 Butler 9 WRESTLING 17-42 0 Ball State 15 DePauw FOOTBALL 6276-0 8 Anderson 7 8 Ind. Central Depauw 1 122 Ball State 13122 25 Valpo 30 Alma College 6 '9 5 142 Evansv1lle 9 142 3 Pu.rd.u? 37 St. Joe 13 8 122 St. Joe 6122 16 Mllhkm 21 V a1 29 4 Butler 1 1 24 Hanover P0 . 0 Evansville 17 10 122 Marlan 4 122 21 wabaSh 29 Ball State 51 24 Efirlham . 14 Camp Lcjcune 30 17 C1nc1nnat1 35 St. Joe ,8 Butler 14 27 Anderson 14 Ind. State 14 TENNIS18'41 11 Ball State 6 Wabash 16 DePaUW 1 2 Memphis Tennis Club 7 3 i223??? U' 2 BASKETBALL1124112 w 111111015 aay forfeio L Depauw . DePauw 7 St. Joe 0 80 Ill. Wesleyan 10 Ind.Centra1 9 9 Wabash 0 l 11 centre 3 SI. J06 1 6 Evansville 0 64 Wabash 2 St. Joe 1 6 Ind. State 3 91 Wheaton 0 Ball State 1 6 Purdue 3 75 Ind. State 0 Ball State 8 7 Butler 0 80 Valpo 0 Purdue 2 4 Ball State 5 77 M.I.T. ' 2 Purdue 6 ICC Meet42nd OH 95 Un1on 2 Purdue 7 Wheaton Invitationa172nd of5 77 HOPC 3 Wheaton 1 77 Ball State 2 Wheaten l 68 St. Joe 12 Wabash 0 94 Lake Forest 5 Indiana 4 93 Evansville 9 Evansville 1 TRACK124U 63 Butler 4 Evansville 0 DePauw 71 Valpo 2 Valpo 9 32 Ind. State 113 72 Ball State 6 Valpo 3 72 Ball State 73 88 St- Joe 6 Wabash 7 80 Butler 65 81 Wheaton 0 1nd. State 1 ICC MeetA3rd 0f7 90 Incl. State 0 1nd. State 13 Wheaton Invitationala3rd of4 87 Evansville 7 Butler 8 Little State Meet-Sth of 17 69 Butler 0 Butler 3 Big State Meet? 8th of 11 82 Wabash 96 A 16 I X I I x I 9 57 67 43 31 66 42 53 42 54 25 33 19 11 12 13 11 10 1 13 20 93 66 104 82 77 120 77 68 55 67 89 79 69 95 107 l 10 106 73 78 97 86 83 69 VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row: John Douglass. Darel Lind- quist, Eric Lortz, Tim Feemster, Mark Moore, John Butler. Bill Leh- man, Rick Jordan, Dave Lamont, Richard Kallock, Percy Hargrove. Second Row: Dan Breckenridge, Bill Grossman, John Adlard, Tom Miller, Dan Hasbrook, Bill Baier, Bruce Fritch, Russ Stamm, Fritz Stresen-Reuter, Chuck Byrum, Mike Burns, Roger Galvin, Frank Kube, A551. Coach Tom Hosier. Third Row: Ass't' Coach Bruce FRESHMAN FOOTBALLiFront Row: John Capulo, Dick Hand- schuh, Pete Valessares, John Campbell, Alan Worley. Second Row: Sandy Stewart, Jim Tomsic. Bill Roller, Pat CTConnor, John LaCart, Dave Moore, Tom Walker, John Sacramento, Bill Holton, Fritz Howe, Frank Ccrcone, Jeff Bowden. Third Row: Coach Tom Hosier, Joe Snowden, Rock Kline, Ron Danhauscr, Larry Homing, Fred Barnes, 97 Mackey, Head Coach Tom Mont, Terry Johnston, Bruce Montgomerie, Ed Nicklaus, John Disney, Doug Joyce, Jerry Barton, Tom Boese, Lyrin .McsnardICraig Brincs, Tod Eberle, Ross Gigliotti, Andy Hess, Asst Coach Ted Katula, Trainer Walt Thomas. Back Row: Bill Fox, Ralph Larsen. Ed Gardner, Tom Cooper, Ray Arvay. Dan Brown, Richard Meredith, Dick Walker, Steve Barr, Bob Flickinger, Eric Robertson. Bill Christy, Neil Budelsky, Tom Kyhos, Tim Hornbacker, Marlin Boucher, Marty Flaherty. Back Row: Trevor Lyons, Gary Taylor, Doug McAlisler, Bill Scaife, Russ Zink, Bud Glaeser, Don Ward, Bill Pope, Warren Onken, Dick Schulte, Denny Robich, Paul Mere- dith. Jack Hogan, Jeff Henry, Denny Barrett. Back Row: Head Coach Elmer McCall, Steve Huff- man, Stan Bahler, Dick Weber, Tom McGurk, Morgan Everson, Jeff McMurtrey, Ass,t. E VARSITY BASKETBALL-Front Row: Iohn Mason managerL Ron York, Dan Scihermer, E Coach Ed Meyer. , FRESHMAN BASKETBALL-From Row: Mike Hickman, Bruce Buhrandt, Tim Wills, Bob Gross, Dave Browning, Duane Kelly. Back Row: Coach Ed Meyer, Jack Sorenson, Howard Babcock, Tom McCormick, Mike O,Conne11, Jim Gerhold, Jim Jackson, Darrel Felling. 98 VARSITY BASEBALkFront Row: Bill Bennett, John Vidal, Steve Jarrett, Bill Evans, Wayne Huffman. Second Row: Bill Unzicker OnanagerL Bruce Mackey, Torn Boswell, Don Lovelace, Ferris Winterberg, Richard Hall, Jim Puckett, Ron Black. Back Row: Head Coach Ed Meyer, Doug Joyce, Jerry Bloomstrand, Leighton Turner, Joe Johnson, Tom Cooper, John Harpham, Lee Heldt, Skip Collins. VARSITY SOCCEqurom Row: Reinhart s'Ehneider, Ken Knudsen, John Wright, Ed Brown, Frank McCracken, Tim Coursen, Don Myers, Phil Decker. Back Row: Art Rems- becher, Paul Watkins, BilT Hines, Al Brightman, Rick Griffin, John Bartlett, Rick Benson, Jon Gresley, Paul Steenaert, John Doerr. VARSITY TRACKgFronI Row: Arnie Bernie, Bill Watson, Dave Clutter, Ron Blauser, Dan Blaney Second Row: Jay Walker, Ron Shiffier, Dave Hinshaw, Bill Gilbert, Dick St. Clair, Steve Norris, Rick Jordan, Kent Ober. Back Row: Coach Robert Harvey, Dick Houston, Terry Johnston, Bob Blessing, Mike Martin, Bob Kleemeier, Torn Mctz, Phil Brookins, Tom McCutchan, Sid Nau managc0. vb VARSITY CROSS COUNTRYiPaul Greenough, Dan Blaney, Ron ShifHer, Jay Walker, Steve Norris, Kcm Ober, Don Kellogg, Dave Allard. VARSITY SWIMMING-From Row: Doug Waples, Scott Johnson, Doug Vines, Jim Terry, Dave Terry, Tom Stern. Back ROW; Bob Wells, Dan O,Meara, Dave SiH, Greg Mutz, Dan Cope, Tom Denz, Coach Charlie Erdmann. -m nu. mg: VARSITY TENNIS Mark Smith, Carl Hirth, Gary Sullivan, Bruce Martin, Ren Werrenrath, Craig Clough manage0, Coach Charlie Erdmann. VARSITY WRESTLING From Row: Mike Macdcr, Jerry Connor, Ferguson, Steve Ross. Back ROW: Ralph Larsen, Dan Hasbrook, Steve delboe, Tom Newman, Coach Ted Katulal 101 Voorheis, J 06 Jeff Locke. John Nice, Fred Wen- IM Track, Softball The IM softball season and track meet marked the end of IM sports last year and are the last opportunities for living units to accumulate points for the overall intramuralt; championship. Last spring Phi Gam paced campus competition by coming up with cham- pionships in both sports. In softball, Sigma Nu snagged second place, third went to Delta Up- silon, and the Sigma Chi nine landed the fourth spot. Phi Psi picked up a second in the track meet, followed in order by DU, and Sigma Nu. Fifth place was grabbed by Beta, ATO and Lambda Chi tied for sixth, while Delt landed the number eight position. :3 An unidentified hurdler works on his timing in the Blackstock inheld prior to race time. Itts the first attempt at five feet for thisjumper. Neither lack of spikes nor being slightly out of shape dims the enthusiam of these IM sprinters. The reason for this hurlerhs strained expression is only 60 feet away-a hungry hitter with a big bat. A swing for the home run nets only a foul tip, but hehs still alive unless Betahs Mike Phillips gets the mask offin time. h - h 103 IM Football The 1965-66 IM sports year was kicked Off as usual this fall with the start of IM football ac- tion. The teams battled throughout the season t ..... for the glory of their representative living units and were encouraged by the rousing sup- port of fans cheering from the sidelines. Ex- cellent spirit and drive were displayed by the IM gridiron jocks who provided many spec- tacular and exciting moments in their clashes. But when the season had drawn to a close, Sigma Nu had once again topped the field and grabbed the IM football trophy. ATO finished second in the playoifs, Delt notched the third place spot, and Beta rounded out the top four , teams. r gt: i Mi. flu .l-Ett' 6; An ATO hanker finds himself in open field after catching a swing pass. 104 Lambda Chfs Leighton Turner Gar lefo is the safety valch target of a desperation heave. Gary Sullivan dambda ChD tires for six points against Phi Delt. 105 IM Basketball As winter closed in and sports moved toward the indoor season, IM activity shifted into high gear with the basketball season. The year started off with fine competition provided by; unusually well matched teams. The action be- came steadily more furious as the season pro- gressed and players began to sniff the sweet smell of the IM basketball championship. This year Beta proved to be king of the Bowman courts as they burned up the hoops to take IM roundball laurels. A determined Delta Chi quintet had to settle for the bridets maid spot. The DX-men were pressed all the way by tough competition from third place finisher Sigma Nu, who in turn were challenged close- ly by fourth place Sigma Chi. A 6 The Dekes and ATO,S scramble for a rebound. DKE won this battle, but lost the war. 106 A Delta Chi gunner shakes loose for a quickie under- neath in the title game against Beta. tA The official scorekeeper is one of the most important men on or offthe court. Jim Readey corrals a loose ball during heated play in the championship game. Though styles vary widely, the one-hand jump shot has become basketbalrs most potent offensive weapon. 107 I IM Volleyball Continuing on through the winter season, IM activity shifted from basketball t0 volleyball, and living units busied themselves in the sea- sonal changeover searching for the Optimumce combination of spikers and setters. Sigma Nu evidently had the best raw material and know-how to put together a winning combina- tion this year; as they spiked their way right into the championis seat. SAE maintained an impressive string of victories that enabled them to grasp second place. A slamming, smashing Lambda Chi team showed up in the third notch in the hna'l standings, and Fiji came up with a highly respectable fourth place hnish. A 1'. With a whip-like motion, a Sigma Chi spiker aims for the corner. A Longden net man prepares to return a high lob from the SAE back line. The Phi Gams learned to count heavily on well placed sets like this one. 108 Everyone was out for professorial revenge, but the faculty team was no pushover. Darn it. Lambda ChYs Rich Gaines smashes a hot one against SAE. 109 Women,s Sports Whack! A powerful swing sends the small field hockey ball scooting into the goal cage. Be- lieve it or not, the force behind this stroke is one of DePauwts lovely coeds. Not to be out- done by their male counterparts, these girls temporarily put aside their traditional ttfem- inine mystiquett and devote their athletic tal- ents to the woments intramural program. After a successful hockey season, thoughts turned to the indoor sportsavolleyball, hadminton, and ping pong. Each woments living unit sends two teams to represent them in these con- tests. The program is divided into two leagues with a hnal playoff between the winning teams from each division climaxing the season. Tri-Delt took top honors in the volleyball derb'y, while Kappais Sonnie Mutz made a clean sweep with' two firsts and tWO seconds to cop the swimming title. The season Closed in the early spring with basketball and tennis as the DPU women hung up their tathletic talentst and once again donned the role of the helpless female. A distaff volleyball setter stretches to gain fingertip control. Although it doesntt yet exist at DePauw as a full-hedged sport, IM Scotties rolling has definite possibilities. 110 A lone tigress small white balL stalks her prey a Ax- Such furious mid-field sparring takes its toll on shins and knees. 1H Kappa signal ca11er Donna Self lets fly once again to favorite target Sally Moul- l der $econd from 16m. ' Sugar, spice W everything nice, huh? Carol Brown comes up from her right safety position to nab a DG halfback for no gain. Powder PufftGame The Kappas really got keyedit and put to- gether their first win in nine years over the Del- ta Gamma Anchors, 14-0. They spectacle took place in front of a standing-room-only crowd at Powder PuiT Memorial Stadium tbetween Blackstock and the Monon tracksi in their an- nual Dadis Day gridiron clash. After a scoreless first half, Kappa Nell Sale intercepted a pass from DG quarterback Jenny Wheeler and dashed down the sidelines for the Keys first touchdown. The Anchors almost tied it up on a run by Cheryl Stone, but it was called back be- cause of an unladylike conduct penalty. The Keys sophomore quarterback, Donna Self, put the game on ice when she tossed the home run bomb into the sure hands of end Sally CtBowl ,em overt? Moulder who sprinted into the end- zone for the final Kappa score. DG coach Tom Hosier confers brieiiy with two of his charges, trying desperately to get the Anchors back into the game. Battle-weary from a rugged first half, Kappas huddle around the water m can during the halftime break. ., . 113 i waaAanAAAsA Ix... u Student Senate . is composed of two voting members, a sen- ior and a junior senator, from each living unit. This body has spent much time this year de- veloping a statement of students rights and re- sponsibilities. Student Body President, Rick Roessler presides over the Senate. He and the senators stressed more participation by the students in their government this year by pro- viding opportunities for them to become in- volved in the University Affairs Conference, Far East Week and the Political Spectrum Ser- les. SENIOR SENATEeFront Row: Nancy Pedersen, Scoop M cad, Mary Gilbert, Lacey Nutting, Nan Roettig, Barbara Spitler. Second Row: Stu Grauel, Lyle Henry, Mary Pet- ticrew, Julie Braden, Mickey Laury, Rick Roessler, Dennis Himan. Back Row: Don Paarl- berg, Tom Hardin, Vic Benson, Mike McKechnie, F red Green. JUNIOR SENATE-Front Row: Pollee Martin, Ruth Russ, Jan Vchslage, Linda Brookes, Barb Brown, Georgette Kelley. Second Row: Pete Green, Mark Weinberg, Robert Palmer, Bill Watson. Back Row: Les Midla, Mike Vaughn, Harding Van Schaack. Demaray, 115 Ted Staahl, Jay Walker, Pete Union 'Building assumes responsibility for organizing var- ious campus social activities. UB Senior Board members are selected by the previous yeafs ', it board. They serve as the specialized heads of 1 each of the UBts six areas. Presiding over $ their meetings is Student Union President Jim Thompson. Junior Board members, chosen by the Senior Board, act as chairmen of activities. i Representatives of each living unit form' the Campus Board which serves as a communi- cation between UB and campus. 9 UR SENIOR BOARD-John Pogue, Jim Thompson, Marilyn Bosh, Carol Brown, Bob Hisrich, John Beasley. UB JUNIOR BOARD-Front Row: Judy Herbst, Beth Hamilton, Ann Barrow, Lynn Belknap, Martha Kuenzli. Back Row: Charles Perkins, John Huneke, Jeff Perlman, Ken Handley, Randy Wil- son, Bill Grossman, Bob Anderson. 116 Student Court t . serves as the only disciplinary board of the University. It tries cases which are brought to its attention by the Dean of Students. The nine court members, selected by Student Senate from members of the junior and senior classes, With one representative of the administration and two faculty members, recommended penal- ties for rule infractions. AWS SENIOR BOARD-From Row: Nan Roettig, Mickey Laury. Second Row: Margaret McGIeish, Cathie Valeska, Joyce Dixon. Back Row: Marta Nordenholz, Marty Zaring. FIC . . . facilitates communication among fresh- men of the different fraternities. Burning pots in the fall, serenading the quad, and holding their spring dance are its annual traditions. The council, consisting of one freshmen from each fraternity, prepared an unbiased presen- tation comparing independent and Greek liv- ing for next yearts freshmen. e : E STUDENT COURTiFront Row: Donna Calame, Nancy Pedersen, Gay Frankenfeld. Second Raw: John De Jong, Doug Ulmer. Back Row: Robert Palmer, Delos Lutton, Steve Shattuck. AWS Senate . . . has as its members the personnel chgir- men of every womenis living unit. These of- ficers,.-sitting as the AWS Senate, are respon- sible for the creation and enforcement of AWS rules among DePauwis women. At weekly Senate Meetings members exchange ideas. Through this exchange and the discussion and interpretation of their policies, members help each other to solve problems in their respective living units. iA major project this year was the revision of A WS Speaking. FICeFront Row: Nelson Smith, Pete Thompson, Larry Elliott. Second Row: Kent Benson, John Lundblad, Fred Tucker, III. Back Row: Tom Goeltz, Bill Tysseling, Tim Solso, Terry Owens. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL-From Row: Diane Ling, Patti Mix, Sue Cranmer, Nancy OwHarra, Mary Lou Gerhardt, Melinda McCracken. Second Row: Sally Harker, Susan Lacy, Ann Schoelch, Diane Ireson, Barb Murray, Jill Houghton. Back Row: Jody Beer, AdelejTressler, Lynn McCennell, Alice Weyeneth, Seelye Burr, Lynne Wright. t Panhellenic Council . . . sponsors women,s rush. This years new rush program, accompanying the change in cur- riculum, brought about new problems, but Pan- hel strove especially hard to make rush as smooth as possible for both Greeks and fresh- men girls. The councilis evaluation of this yearis program is expected to facilitate next yearis rush. Panhel also investigated the possibility of a new type of foreign exchange program in which each sorority may participate separately. KTKiFront Row: Steve Jerrett, Jet? Taylor, Chuck Waggoner, Dave Hoover, Lee Heldt, Bill Stone, Rick Presser. Second Row: David Meek, Jon Heine, Don Lovelace, Steve Hayes, Rick Jordan, George Pearce, if 14 Kappa Tau Kappa . . . functions to govern interfraternity aiTairs and coordinate rush. The council, composed of representatives from each fraternity, made ef- forts toward securing greater official capacity in controling fraternity Hell Week violations. This yearis computerized rush program im- proved both efiiciency and fairness. Highlighting fall campus activities were Derby Day, spon- sored by KTK and AWS, and KTKis dance featuring the Isley Brothers and Booker T and the MGis. ' Ray Meadowcroft, Tim Scott. Back Row: Jim Readey, Dan Brown, Harry Dees, G. Kim Wincup, Tom Cooper, Ren Werrenrath, Dave Hughes, Greg Mutz. WRA BOARD-Front Row: Mardie Deckman, Nan Stanek, Jane Thomas, Marilyn Meyer, Marje Rackow. Second Row: Kathy Gross, Jill Mirus, Nancy DeCosted, Ann Wilhoite, Pam Lorman, Vicky Mayheld. Back Row: Ina Lynn Dyer, Joan Eckert, Ann Cunliff, Sally Mills, Carol Heidbreder, Joanne Seibert, Kay Morrill. WRA Board . organizes and co-ordinates womenis intra- mural sports including archery, tennis, soft- ball, volleyball, and swim marathons. At the weekly meetings this years living unit repre- sentatives scheduled several co-ed open gyms each semester. Advised by the Womenis Physi- cal Education Department, WRA also pro- motes extramurals. IM Board :co-ordinates intramural athletic tourna- ments. At the years end, it honors both'the living unit which has accumulated the highest number of total points and the living unit with the best sportsmanship. In keeping with its goal of emphasizing all-around team efforts, the Board revamped the scoring system of minor sports this year. : $ 7. IM BOARD-Front Row: Bill Thomas, Bob Mulford, Bob Nelson, Phil Petitt. Second Row: John Wright, Steve Hayes, Jerry Bloomstrand, Doug Waples, Don Lovelace. Back Row: Pete Wilhelm, Steve Cullen, Bob Springer, Bill Lett, Steve Barclay, Tom Kerr. Little Theater Board . . supervises the operation of the DePauw Little Theatre, which produced four plays this year: Mary, Mary; Five-Finger Exercise; The Trojan Women; and Look Homeward Angel. The Board appoints business managers, makes policy recommendations, and serves; as a means of communication with the campus. ; Publications Board . selects the major staff positions for De- Pauw publications. The board is composed of thirteen members: the President of the Univer- sity, six faculty members, and six student members; They serve an advisory junction, dis- cussing problems of policy and production of the editions. The Publications Board holds a meeting every month. LITTLE THEATER BOARD-Stu Grauel, Marty Zaring. i 51 :3? A c: 120 PUBLICATIONS BOARD-From Row: Jill Vance, Ginny Stein, Helen Miller. Back Row: Leighton Turner, Tom Rogers. GOLD KEYe-Jim Thompson, Steve Shattuck, Tom Cooper, Dave Heckerman, Rick Roessler, Lyle Henry. Gold Key . . . selects its new members with the help of the faculty and administration. Senior Gold Key members tap the new members at recognition chapel in the spring. Junior men are chosen for their character, for high academics, and for proven campus leadership. Gold Key dis- cusses DePauw community happenings at its monthly dinner meetings. Mortar Board . . . is composed of senior girls who are capped each spring on Motheris Day. They are selected for their scholarship, their effec- tive participation in campus activities, and their services given to the DePauw community. Mor- tar Board raises money for woments scholar- ships and sponsors programs to aid women with their plans for the future. 3 V MORTAR BOARDiFrom Row: Nancy Pedersen, Mary Lou Coyle, Judy Mirus, Mickey Laury, Carol Brown. Back Row: Kay Harrer, Donna Calame, Marta Nordenholz, Scoop Mead, Margie Stoops. wwwtwmiue NW I w ts-erWermxT m w ALPHA LAMBDA DELTAeFr-ont Row: Marilyn Lightner, Dottie Croker, Barb Bor- land, Qail Franklin. Morrisp: Back Row: Flowers. Alpha Lambda Delta . is a scholastic honorary for freshman women with a 3.5 or better acum. This yeafs Alpha Lamts assisted Mrs. Kerstetter at the Presidentis tea for freshmen, ushered at the May Queen ceremony, and planned for the ini- tiation banquet in the spring with Phi Eta Sigma By selling doughnuts, the girls raised money to pay their expenses. PHI ETA SIGMA-From Row: Robert Lidickcr, Terry Rehn, Clyde Irvine, Jay Walton, John Godwin, Bill McGraw. Second Row: Timothy Butz, Bob Nelson, Jim Adney, Jim Feutz, Richard Hudclson, John Doug- Second Raw: Nell Sale, Sue Saunders, Caroline Stevenson. Cindy Minick, Jan Anderson. Laurel Rasplica, Zannah Martin, Sue Phi Eta Sigma . is the freshman honorary for men who have a 3.5 or better acum. This year the Phi Eteis, assisted by Alpha Lambda Delta, spon- sored a program for all freshmen who had a 3.0 or better at midterm. At the program Dr. Ling and Dr. Grueninger spoke to the Phi Ete,s, the Alpha Lamis, and their guests about grad schools and foreign study. lass. Back Row: Bill Leighty. Chuck Diggs, Philip Powell, Bill Alston, Andy Palm, Fred McCamic, Jay Marshall. Rector Scholnrs . share in one of the largest singly-endowed scholarship foundations in the country. Men earn scholarships, both honorary and with stipend, by being outstanding members of their high-school classes or by earning a 3.25 their freshman year. By earning a higher average than any freshman Rector Scholar, a woman may also win a Rector. , 3, :-,x yew an XLanMAwR RECTOR SCHOLARSeme Row: Jan Hoey, Roy Van Cleave, Paul Mitchell, Bill Roller, Tom Brown. Timothy Butz. Second Row: Greg Rhodes, Bill Schmalz, Phil Roper, John Cogar, F. Allen Hester, RECTOR SCHOLARS-Frorlt Row: Robert Lidicker, Hank Edwards, Ray Thomas, Steve Byrn, Rick Raines, John Godwin. Second Row: Ned Preston, Gary Schlegel, Jim Clark, Tim Scott, Scott Molden, Ron Richard Fanyo.:f,Rick Faner. Back Row: A. Brooks Crofom, Ted Staahl, Denny Robich. Tom Lanning. Paul Meredith, Chris Wurster. Rich Devine. '? r Fairchild, Alex Kennel, Back Row: John Cole, Paul Steenaert. Michael Boonstra, Mason Jen. John Warn, Dave Newman, John Fiitsch. Rector Scholars i i g g a i . i L ? RECTOR SCHOLARS-Front Row: Paul Sanders, Pete Thompson, Dick Hall, Tom Goeltz, Jack Campbell, John Adlard, Dave Mayfield. Kimbal Robbins, Larry Boak, Mark Logan, Jim McKibbcn, Phillip Back Row: Dave Speicher, Jon Greslcy, Jon Ncwcomb, Jim Readey, Brookins. Second Row: Tom Attig, Demetrios Peppas, Buzz Hell, Jeff McMurtrey,Bob Wadsworth,Dick Houston. RECTOR SCHOLARS From Row: Rod Musselman, Charles Mcr- Gross, Dale Van Kirk, Robert Petersen, Doug Ulmer, Jim Fcutz. Back riman, Frank Dewey, Mark Weinberg, Jan Strasma, John McConnell, ROW: Alan C106, Mike Demaray, James JaCkSOH, RUSS Stullkqn, ROd' Fred Preston. Second Row: Ronald ShifHer, Wayne Nelson, Robert erick Manifold,Donald CoffimDennis Kendig. 124 - 44 A44 RECTOR SCHOLARS-From Row: John Campbell, Russ Sklenicka, Paul Tatham, John Lundblad, Jim Dill, Ron Strahl, Jim Burricrl Second Raw: Joe Guirreri, Paul Carpenter, Jon Heine, Jim Bartlett, Dennis RECTOR SCHOLARS ant Row: Jim Taylor, David Gregory, Doug Waples, Jerry Alexander, Terry Rehn, John Stimson, Bob Mulford, John Mason. Second Row: Thomas Boese. John Huneke, John Peterson, Stuckey, Brian Deppe, Bob Berry. Back Row: Tom McCormick,l Dan Brown, T0m Kerr. Jim Maish. Terry White, Tim Solso, Tom Hcilman, Charles Isaacson. John Vettcrick, Barrie Peterson, Jack Dalenbcrg. Bill Leighty. Back Row: Steve Barclay, J. Alexander Blake, Jim Caldwell, Daniel Cope, Bob Partridge, Bob Nelson, Patrick O Connor. Joe Snowdcn. l25 A , , 7A.! t ,t, wwm I541 hw'whm t ,- L up u n : I ; ARNOLD AIRASOCIETYeFrom Row: Ferris Winterberg, John Field. Second Raw: Terry Etter, Mike Burns. Back Row: William Miller, Shell Storer. Arnold Air Society . is an honorary AFROTC organization consisting of cadets in the advanced program who have shown both general academic achievement and capability for leadership: Through participation in service projects and sponsorship of the Military Ball, the society advances the concept of the corps as being an integral part of the university. Angel F light . is an honorary woments AFROTC. Its members: are selected in the spring of their sophomore year by the junior members of Angel Flight. Serving as a service organization to the campus, assisting the members of AFROTC, and presenting a scholarship to the outstanding member of Arnold Air Society are the groupts purposes. ANGEL FLIGHTeFrom Row: Nanny Marlin, Gay Frankenfeld, Nancy Dodge, Lynn Belknap, Barb Fuller, Karen Berrettoni. Second Row: Kathy Kamp. Char Tirman, Alice Weyeneth, Pat Duggins, Susan Johnson, Cathie Valeska. Back Row: Claudia Lloyd, Pam Loveless, Jane Kenney, Tina Gunther, Lesley Seator, Pat Schraget Candy Mitchell. i TUSITALA-Barbara Mock, Millie Kemp, Virginia Chanda, Larry Mayfield. Tusitala . . . holds an annual banquet in order to honor its newest members. This creative writing club examines the original poems, short stories, and essays which are submitted by prospective members. If the professors and other members of this honorary organization select two of his writings, a student is invited to join Tusitala. Duzer Du , . assists the DePauw Little Theater with its productions throughout the year. The purpose of the organization is to increase the studentis understanding of dramatic productions. Mem- bers of this dramatic honorary are initiated when they have accumulated sufficient poihts from work backstage and from publicity work. DUZER DU-Front Row: Jeannie Englebright, Carol Brown, Ruth Stadler. Back Row: Dr. James Elrod, Tom Gates, Jeh Perlman, Bob Cole, Stu Grauel. 127 Phi Epsilon Phi 3 . is a national honorary for botany and bac- teriology majors who excel in their field. Several professors in the department are also members. Providing members with information they do not receive in class is the purpose of the organiza- tion, although its members sometimes plan other activities such as their spring picnic. .3 i Delta Omicron Cihi . is an organization of pre-med students and is open to second semester juniors with a 2.8 grade average. The group sponsors lecturers Who speak on recent discoveries and trends in medicine and occasionally visits medically-re- lated institutions. Movies on medical subjects are shown and discussed. Beta Beta Beta is a national honorary for biology majors who have demonstrated superior ability and in- terest in their field. By inviting speakers who specialize in some area of biology to speak to their group, as well as any other interested in- dividuals, the Tri-Betas seek to broaden their knowledge of the biological sciences. 128 PHI EPSILON PHIaFrorrz Row: Michele Jack, Joan Burger, Tina Gunther. Back Row: Dr. Howard R. Youse, Jim Oblinger, David Hin- shaw, Professor Robert I. Fletcher. DELTA OMICRON CHI-Front Row: Paul Sanders, Peter Boyer, Ina Lynn Dyer, Ralph Starkey. Back Row: Russ Stullken, Brooks Cro- foot, Jim Caldwell, Phil Roper. BETA BETA BETA-From Row: lna Lynn Dyer, Marty Zaring, Lind- sey Wiepking, Sandra Gulick. Second Row: Bill Stone, Bill Arends- horst, Paul Sanders. Back Row: Russ Stullken, Jim Caldwell, Brooks Crofoot, Robert Palmer. DELTA SIGMA RHO-TAU KAPPA ALPHA-Al Larson, Bob Hamilton, Debby Schade, Everett Landen. KAPPA PI-From Row: Connie Hittle, Carol Farmer, Janet Andrews, Ginny Stein. Back Row: Ellen Jump, A. Hauk Smith, Ruth Stadler, PSI CHIeKcn Marsh, Bob Ten Eyck, Bob Kleemeier, Jerry Erkert. I29 Delta Sigma Rho i is a national honorary in forensics, requir- ing for membership participation in intercol- legiate speech contests. The society encourages future forensics. This year it sponsored its nine- teenth invitational intercollegiate tournament. Representatives from DePauw attended the na- tional tournament in April at Reno, Nevada. Kappa Pi . . . has for its membership students who have demonstrated superior ability in art. New mem- bers are elected to this honorary by the current members on the basis of four of their works which they submit to the group. Throughout the year the group provides service to the art de- partment, and annually on Motherts Day, it sponsors an art auction. Psi Chi selects second semester junior psychology majors who have a 3-point or above in psychol- ogy and at least a 2.8 accumulative average for membership in their national psychology hon- orary. Creating interest in the field of psychol- ogy and helping senior psychology majors select schools for graduate study are the purposes of the club. The 1966 Mirage got underway in April 1965,3immediately after staff positions were appointed by Pub. Board. Choosing a competent printer was the next order of business with Amefiean Year- book Co., Hannibal, M0,, winning the $9,000- plus contract. The editors gave top priority to improved layout and photography, especially candid close-ups. Major innovations over pre- vious books were the iirst-time-ever use of full color pictures and a six page section on current events of the year. Copy editors Geneese Gottschalk tseatedt and Cathy Hein busy themselves with another nine-pica copy block for the activities section. THE PHENOMENALLY PHANTASTIC PHOTO CREWeSeated: Jim Fletcher, Bob Miya. Standing: Chris Christianer, Steve Uible, Dave Joncich. I30 Editors Steve Uible and Bob Wadsworth discuss the ad- visability of including a center fold-out MMiss Miraget, in the 1956 annual. :V culation manager. THE DISTINGUISHED STAFF OF THE 1966 MIRAGE-Seated: Bob Wadsworth, Genccse Gottschalk, Susie Chesterfield. Standing: Rick Fang, Cathy Hein, 131 Business manager Rick Faner menten demonstrates the finer points of em- bezzlement to Dan Mountain, advertising manager, and Jane Polivka, cir- Susan Lange and Bob Kurtz, identifica- tion and picture scheduling editors re- spectively, work on a spacing problem in the index. i? -f ., unmm Dan Mountain, Susan Langc, Jane Polivka, Bob Kurtz, Steve Uible. The DePauw increased its staff this year by adding five extra copy and proof editors and creating the position of staff reporter. Concentrating on both improving the general style of the paper and adding more features of special stgdent interest, The DePauw staff presented an accurate ac- count of DePauwites ideas and functions. En- tirely student organized and operated, The De- Pauw is now published twice a week to keep students aware of what is happening both on and off campus. His fingers hitting lightly over the keys, a Romilda linotype operator readies a story for the presses. 132 Constantly on the look-out fot news tips, first semester editors Chuck Leininger 0er and Dave Heckerman man The DePauwTs tthot lines? Production manager Dee Dee Hans locks up another galley of type for The DePauw. k THE DEPAUW STAFF-Front Row: Gail F ranklin, Christianer, Dave Hood, Chuck Burtis. Back Row: Chuck Nancy Geiss, Sue Smith, Bob Vedder. Second Row: Chris Leininger, Barrie P61613011, Dave Heckerman. Trying to meet the 11 dclock deadline, Diana Mackie looks over her notes for a Wednesday chapel story. 133 WGRE is DePauwis student-operated FM station, which serves both students and community. Staff positions are open to students in program production, promotion, and technical fields. Those students interested in staff positions at- tend the radio workshop, an intensive training program in fundamental procedures of radio work. WGRE broadcasts include educational discussions and interviews, popular and classical music, and news and sports reports. Jeannie Englcbright signals iiOn the Air from the control room as another WGRE interview program gets under way. WGREs record library 15 stocked with enough albums to satisfy almost anyone 3 musical tastes. WGRE STAFF Front Row: Bill Brown, Miss Turnell, Jan Strasma, Debby Grandt, Don Aslan, Bob Steele, Bob Behrman. Second Row: Ben Rich, John Harris, Gerry Frazier, Bob Hausner, Marty Farrell, John Huncke, Mike Stiver. Third Row: Ed Stoner, Diane Anderson, Barb Lewcllen, Chuck Waggoner, Gary Schlegel, Chuck Moffett, Jim Hansen. Back Row: John Mcchroy, Jblgn Horton, Terry Pehan, Judy Wise, Jean- nie Englebrighg, Craig Stokely, Tom Drew. WGRE VICE-PRESIDENTS-Gcrry Frazier, Judy Wise, Tom Drew, Jeannie Englebright, Jan Strasma, Miss Elizabeth Turnell. Ava-wu-a-vvg . . . . a-r-ug SIGMA DELTA CHIeFront Raw: Steve Hayes, David Hood, Bob Vedder, Jan Strasma. Second Row: Jim Miller, Dave Heckerman, Charles Burtis, Chris Christianer. Back Row: Bob Wadsworth, Chuck Leininger, Steve Uible, Barrie Peterson. Alpha Delta Sigma publishes a freshman handbook each year whieh contains pictures of the new members of DePauw's student body. In addition to this service, the advertising honorary helps publicize special events and sponsors a jazz concert an- nually. The goal of the organization is to in- crease the awareness of the importance of ad- vertising. ALPHA DELTA SIGMAiFront Row: John Germanotta, Randy Stokely, Les Midlai Second Row: Bill Grossman, Peter Linkow, Jack Campbell, John Huneke. Back Row: Denny Barrett, Jon Willcox, Wayne Jeronimus, Bruce Fritehi Sigma Delta Chi . is the national professional journalistic so- for men who show outstanding achievement in the held of communications. At DePauw, where SDX was founded in 1909, members are chosen from the staffs of The Mirage, The DePauw, and WGRE. This yearis annual SDX show, which provides money for journalism scholar- ships, was ttDa'mn Yankees? Theta Sigma Phi is DePauw,s professional womenis journal- ism honorary. In addition to the clubs annual banquet, Matrix Table, which honors a selected faculty woman, it has this year undertaken the stNoon Report? This report summarizes news from the wire services and is distributed to each living unit at noon each day. THETA SIGMA PHI-Barb Brines, Jeannie Englebright, Judy Wise, Sally Smerz. DORM STAFFeFrom Raw: Linda Erf, Jeanne Buesking, Kathy Martin, Barb Fuller. Second Row: Karen Zinsmeister, Inky Hitch, Sue Steffey, Jeanne Lowery, Scoop Mead. Back Row: Anne OiBoyle, Barb Brown, Linda Brookes, Ann J ackson, Georgette Kelley, Blanche Hester. Dorm Staff . . . lives with the freshman women to help them adjust to their hrst two weeks as De- Pauwites. They prepare for their job in train- ing sessions which are held with the resident counselors and former dorm staff advisors. After leaving the dorms, they still remain in close contact with their floor groups through- out the year. ORIENTATION STAFF-Front Row: Terry Etter, Randy Reifers, David Gregory, Larry Mayfield, Lyle Henry, Dave Hanselman, Roger Davies, Jim Matson. Second Row: Stu Showalter, Alan Wells, Max Orientation Staff introduces freshmen to DePauweits pca- demics, its social life, and its traditions. Se- lected in the spring and intensively trained over a Iive-week period, ttOii Staffers discussed life at DePauw with their hot, groups. During the orientation period reading and discussing The Deputy provoked the thoughts of the fresh- men. f Hittle, Jr., Pete Vaughn, Doug Ulmer, Gene Metcalf, Terry Rehn. Back Row: John Blake, Jim Caldwell, Ted Staahl, Tip Scott, Leigh- ton Turner, Tom Hardin, John FieldV i, DELTA PHI ETAiFrom Row: Susan Lange, Sharyn McKay, Kathy Ficzeri. Second Rpw; Candy Mitchell, Michele Jack, Carol Fritz. Back Row: Leslie Hopper. Betty Gwin, Jill Bowman. Delta Phi Eta promotes interest in girl scouting both in Greencastle and on a national and international level. Some of the members of Delta Phi Eta were assistants to troop leaders while others worked together to learn more about scoutingJ In the spring all the members of Delta Phi Eta' sponsored Brownie Play Day at Robe-Ann Park. Alpha Phi Omega gives service to both the campus and the community. Upholding its ideals of leadership, fellowship, and service, this national boy scout- ing fraternity sponsors the Ugly Man contest to raise money for charity and a linal clothing drive. Another project of the group is its mem- berst weekly work with the local scout troops. ALPHA PHI OMEGAeFront Row: John Dienner, Bob Behrman, Jim Hansen, Steve Sellett, Bill Brown. Back Row: Gary Roggenkamp, Larry Patchell, Russ Stullken, John Compton, Robert Li- dicker. k...- SIGMA TAU MUaFrom Row: Marilyn Meyer, Ann Hutchison, Gayle Chadwick, Ann- ette Moore, Janice Hennings. Second Row: Kay Sondergard, Pam Shields, Melinda Watson, Vicki Crowden, Robin Mann, Susi Stacy. Back Row: Marie Lattin, Carrie Scale, Sally Rushmore, Marge Porter, Martha OiDell, Cyndi Etter. Sigma Tau Mu . . . provides for its members, students enrolled in the School of Nursing, discussions, lectures, and field trips, so that they may become better acquainted with numerous phases of the nursing profession. The organization also enables its members to know each other better before they reside together in Indianapolis. YWCA BOARDiFr-ont Row: Kitty Klim, Kathy Martin, Margaret OiBrien, Barb Co'ndy, Vickie Ware, Carolyn Turner, Gajl Ujikii Second Row: Sue Palmer, Lynn Bradford, Lymi Brown, Lynn Bender, Barbara YWCA Board . . . participated in projects within the DePauw community and Greencastle this year as Well as events in conjunction with the national-inter- national YWCA. Featured programs included the iiresides which were held in the homes of faculty. This fall students were able to select gifts from many countries at the YWCAts In- ternational Bazaar. ! F: Ruch, Bonnie Nilson, Andy Caperell, Judy Allen. Back Row: Marilyn McClure, Jackie Cox, Connie Morrison, Diane Davis, Karen Zins- meister, Judy Peterson, Barb Mock, Inky Hitch, Carolyn Shriver. HOCKEY CLUB-ant Row: Betsy Rogers, Bonnie Nilson, Mimi Herbert, Susanne Frisselle, Julia Lamber. Second Rowi'Sally Testement, Bambi Narz, Tee Gadd, Missie King, Pam Peabody, Barbara Ruch. Back Row: Marietta May, Cindy Chapman, Ann Cunliff, Heather Graves, Joanne Seibert, Cheryl Campbell. Hockey Club .'is an intercollegiate organization whose in- coming members are selected by the old mem- bers on the basis on their hockey skills and sportsmanship. In spite of being inexperienced because of their many new members, the team ended with a 2e3e1 season. This yearis team was under the coaching of Mrs. Barbara Phil- brick. ttDt ASSOCIATIONi Front Row: Ronald Shimer; Rick J ordan, Doug Waples, Mark Moore, Joe Johnson, Terry Johnston, Wayne Huffman, Jay Walker, John Mason. Second Row: Don Lovelace, Ed Nicklaus, Scott Johnston, Dan Blaney, Kent Obcr, Tom Cooper, Ron Blauser. ttDia Association . consists of all men who have lettered in any of DePauwts varsity sports. By selling conces- sions at football games, the organization earns money which is donated to a worthy cause. This year the group awarded Dean Dirks an honorary blanket for his continued support of athletic events. Weekly it honors the outstanding athlete. Don Kellogg. Back Row: Bill Lett, Dan Hasbrook, Denny Barrett, Bob Wells, Tom Boswell, Steve Hayes, Tim Scott, Doug Joyce, Stan Bahler, G. Kim Wincup. NAIADiFront Row: Nancy Rich, Joan Eckert, Colleen Hayes, Karen Lind, Linda Hughet, Lynn Kinsey, Soni Mutz, Peg Newman, Sally Hopple, Nan Stanek, Pam Lorman, Sue Christopher. Back Row: Barb Naiad . is a synchronized swimming honorary whose members are selected by tryout. Throughout the year members perfected skills and wrote choreo- graphy during their weekly meetings. They dis- played the results of their work in the annual spring production presented for the DePauw University community and guests. ORCHESISeMembers: Lynn Barksdale, Janice Biedron, Jane Bilz, Bonnie Boilini, Heather Cibulka, Barb Creel, Gay Frankenfclt, Sandra Garriott, Sherry Harris, Jane Heineman, Susie Hurst, Donna Johnson, Cathy McInerney, .Irudy Mirus, Caron Moore, Mary Jane Morgan, Pam Whaley, Penny Weed, Mary Wetherall, Carol Broadman, Diane Dalbey, Leslie Lconelli, Sue Peterson, Sally Kile, Verna Baughman, Sue Brand, Gretchen Benedek, Sally Houck, Nanny Martin. Orchesis . . i gives each of its members aniopportunity to express her ideas through the medium of dance. Weekly improvisations are the primary means of stimulating this kind of individual discovery. In November the group presented a concert ttImprovisationsh which included a solo by the clubis advisor, Miss Margret Dietz. Mullin, Mary Lou Nigro, Marta Nordenholz, Joan Salassa, Ginny Say- ers, Nina Shirley, Karen Simpson, Judy Sturrock, Marcia Swearingcn, Annette Wahl, Betsy Witler. CHEMISTRY CLUB-Steve Byrn, Dave Rice, Nan Roettig, Doug Waples, Brian Wicke. Chemistry Club i sponsors monthly speakers whofinform the members about types of chemical research. The purpose of the group is to cultivate an interest in the field of chemistry as a science as well as a career. Through the club students intending to pursue vocations within this realm may be- come aiTiliated with the American Chemical So- c1ety. Debate Team includes members of both the varsity and novice teams. Each member participates in ap- proximately eight debates 'a year, culminating in the DePauw Delta Sigma Rho tournament in the early spring. The team concentrates on the national inter-collegiate debate topic used each year at all maj or debate tournaments. DEBATE TEAMweFront Row: Richard Aikman, Gail Franklin, Janie Booher, Cheryl Chance, Jay Hirschauer. Second Row: John Rabb, John Peterson, Al Larson, Richard Hudelson, Dr. R. O. Weiss. Back Row: Donald Coffin, Robert Hulett, Alan Cloe, Pete Paulin. Everett Landen, Tip Scott, Dennis Kendig, 142 .4: CONSERVATIVE CLUBeFront Raw: Gerald Weaver, Mary ZeluiT, Bill Goodman. Second Row: Bob Anderson, Tom Link, Arthur DePrez, Jack Thomas. Back Row: Ken Handley, Hank Weiland, Jack Holton, Bob Orthey. Conservative Club is an organization in which students who hold conservative political Views can express their opinions and work to inform the campus on conservatism. In election years-they cam- paign for the candidates whose policies reflect the conservative point of View. They work with the Wabash College club to bring speakers to the area. Sailing Club meets every Wednesday in the spring and fall to encourage DePauw students in the sport of sailing. The group has two Penguin boats, and as members of the Midwest Collegiate Sail- ing Association, they participate in collegiate regattas. Membership is open to anyone who wishesto sail. SAILING CLUB tRHO RHO RHOi-Front Row: Nancy Hilliger, Linda Obenauf, Heather Graves. Second Row: John Mason, Rick Veeck, Nelson Smith, John Stimson, Allen Williams. Back Row: Bill Hegeman, Jon Penn, Bill Hallett, Robert Palmer, Tom Hardin. YOUNG REPUBLICANS From Row: Royal Parsons, Pam Shields, Anrie Meadows, Janet An- drews, Mary Ann Bower, Carol Hector, Susan Pilant. Second Row: Eugene Sunkel, Dick Thomas, Marsha Dawson, Marge Porter, Linda Shumakcr, Barbara Blecha, Nancy Van Sickle, Anne Tharpe, Bill Goodman. Back Row: Gale Gebhart, Ken Handley, Jerry Bloomstrand, Larry Patchcll, John Meyer, J ohn Lee, Will Hazleton, Craig Stokely, J im Allaway. YOUNG REPUBLICANS-Front Row: Cathy Meier, Nancy Haas, Mary Zeluff, Sally Gifford, Marilyn Powell, Kay Natorpl Second Row: Frank Dewey, Steve Marvin, Jane Broyhill, Susan Langc, Leslie Hopper, Martha Kucnzli, Steve Sellett, bteve Jones. Back Row: J ohn Boynton, Paul Hawkins, Walt Larson, Nick Stanley, Bob O,Ncil, Paul Sexton, Jack Dalenbcrg, Bill Lcighty. YOUNG REPUBLICANS-Front Row: Ann Kainz, Sue Hillie'r, Roberta Clinton, Jill Bowman, Linda Mongold, Cheri Slagell, Joni Shepler, Vicky Hebberd. Second Row: Ronald Hess, Bill Brown, Richard Wehnes, Ken Massey, Michael Boonstra, Don Carlton, Bill Thomas, John Gruhl. Back Row: Barrie Peterson, Hugh Finson, Jeff Wilhelm, John De Jong, Les Vanlandingham, Jeff Pytlarz, Don Feder, Terry J ohnston, Derrick Warner, Paul Tatham. 144 Young Republicans gives its members an opportunity to learn about and work for the Republican Party even though they are away from home and their local party organizations. Without an election to campaign for this year, members devoted their time to bringing speakers to inform the campus. In the spring they sponsored an old-fashioned political picnic. Young Democrats gives DePauwts Democrats a chance to work for their party. This year the Young Dem- ocrats brought speakers to the campus. In prep- aration for the 1966 elections, they sponsored a campaign which informed DePauwites who were soon to be twenty-one about the proced- ures for voter registration and absentee voting. YOUNG DEMOCRATS;Front Row: Dennis Stuckey, Ed Stoner, Sam Johnson, Wolfgang Ding, Dick 'Phiri, Tom Rogers, Eckhardt . Schhdow. Second Row: Dan Blaney, Sherry Harris, Jiil Vance, Janie Booher, Ron Fairchild, Demetrios Peppas. Back Row: Paul Stccnaert, Tom Peyton, Robert Blessing, Lothar Michners, Dave Hoover, Laur- SEA . . . launched a broader program this year which encompassed the interests of all classes. SEA assisted its members in preparing for their fu- h ture profession with mock job inLerviews, work- h shops, panel discussions, speakers, and films. g Working with prospective teachers in the local high school and tutoring were some of the spe- cial projects. f STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONeFrom Row: Debbie Grant, Susan Innes, Sue Parish, 5 Suzette Rawlings, Cathy Meier, Nan Roettig, Jane Thomas. Second Row: Marilyn Bosh, Vickie Ware, Pam Romance, Martha Kuenzli, Ginger Small, Susan Green, Susanne Frisselle, Anne Tharpe. Back Row: Jane Broyhill, Cathy Hein, Pat Duggins, Diane Rosencranz, Jody Beer, Kay Daugherty, Suzy Steele, MuIT Powell, MadEline Darnell. h f 3 I ;, i ii 1. V q i STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONeFront Row: Kathy Ficzeri, Sharon McCall, Doris ! Roescner, Elizabeth Spangler, Lezlie Chesbrough, Lynn Belknap. Second Row: Lucia Anderson, Linda Heppner, Susan Lacy, Ruth Mahaney, Marci Romsted, Mary Lou Coyle, Carol Klinkere Back Row: Betty Gwin, Sue Palmer, Alice Weyeneth, Lindsey Wiepking, Betsy Cooley, Mardy Hooper, Carol Wilson. ....A ,FOREIGN STUDENTS-From Row: Wolfgang Ding, Germany; Esther Stein, Guatemala; Eck. hard Schadow. Germany; Soong Kook Cho, Korea. Second Row: Demetrios Peppas, Greece; Dick Phiri, Rhodesia; Heinz J. Derigs, Germany; Lothar Michners, Germany. Back Row: Paul Steenaert, The Netherlands; Laurence Pickup. The Philippines; Bodo Sieweke, Germany; David D. Feng, Singa- pore. Foreign Students are a familiar sight on DePauwis campus this year. Five students from Germany are spending three months studying here as part of a two-year orientation in American business. Individuals from ten other countries are begin- ning or continuing studies. Their presence has been a broadening experience for all their new acquaintances. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB-From Row: Demetrios Peppas, Fred Stinson, Jane Penman, Margaret Gard, Janie Booher, Donna Leverett, Ruth Wegner. Second Row: Tom Erb, Richard Veeck, ! i 1 i IRC sponsors foreign tilms, debates on our for- eign policy, and consulate speakers from em- bassies in Washington and Chicago in order to help DePauw students understand the relations our country has with other nations. In the fall members of IRC gave a tea which honored the foreign students attending DePauw this year. Carol Hector, Jeannie Englebright, Mary Gilbert, Mary Zeluff, Randy Wilson. Back Row: Gerry Frazier, Ken Handley. John Burns. Guy Wayne, III, Bill Close, Bill Brown. METHODIST STUDENT FOUNDATION-ant Row: Donna Calame, Margaret McGleish, Ginger Vogel, Blainey MacMillan, Suzy Steele, Jane Thomas. Second Row: Sam Johnson, Jeanie Beeghly, Janie Whittaker, Evie Gravesen, Margaret Gard, Blanche Hester, Sue Minick. Back Row: Ken Muse, Rod Manifold, Tom Hardin, Al Larson, Richard Beaty, Mike Pomerantz. MSF . strives to build a community of understand- ing by prixviding an atmosphere for students to discuss questions of vital importance and a means to aet on their beliefs. To promote these aims, MSF sponsored the La Porte Ouverte coifeehouse, four spring seminars, and an all- campus retreat, in addition to Sunday night programs. Westminster F ellowship is the only non-denominational Christian group on campus, and is open to all students. Through weekly Bible study sessions, Sunday night meetings, seminars, and retreats, West- minster Fellowship aims to teach its members how to apply the teachings of Christ to their ownlives. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIPeFrom Row: Greg Alspach, Mary Zeluff, Tom Tice. Back Row: Bill McSwegin, Bob Hamilton, Thomas Metz, Paul Sanders. CORL coordinates campus religious organizations and sponsors campus-wide religious activities of an ecumenical nature. Activities this year in- cluded the Religious Venture Series, Holy Week services, an ecumenical dinner, and a retreat. These functions of CORL serve to promote its primary purpose, which is to stimulate con- tinuous growth in religious experience through- out the college years. COUNCIL ON RELIGIOUS LIFE-Front Row: Mary Zeluhfs Donna Calame, Marcia Nowicky. Second Row: Demetrius Peppas, Evie Grave- sen, Debby Schade, Paul Sanders. Back Row: Bill McSwegin, Bob Kurtz, Al Larson, Bob Hamilton. American Guild Organists strives to increase its members knowledge of the organ and its literature. The DePauw group is a student guild of the national organi- zation. Any individual who is interested in the organ may become a member of the guild. The group attends olf-campus concerts, hears speak- ers, and visits places which are of special in- terest to organists. AMERICAN GUILD ORGANISTS-Front Row: Sharon Ligons, Marianna Stoica, Jean Horn, Cindy Morris. Second Row: Nancy Kiefer, Donna Grady, Jim Dill, Patsy Marek, Susan Lange. Back Row: Connie DeLawter, Alice Petermann, Professor Arthur Carkeek, Muff Powell, Susan Dash. , Phi Mu Alpha strives to give service in the field of music. This professional music fraternity elects its members on the basis of their interest in music. As a group their main concern is in contem- porary music. This spring the group produced a musical which was written by Tom Gates, one of their members. PHI MU ALPHAeanI Row: John Hajdu, Joe Guirreri, Larry Hill. Second Row: Ralph Cuervo, Steve Clark, Jim Burrier, Tom Gates. Back Row: Stephen Ross, Charles lsaacson, Michael Webster, Michael Williams. . Mu Phi Epsilon MU PHI EPSILON-Front Row: Marianna Stoica, Barb Creel, Susan Reno,. Mary Lou Coyle. Second Row: Wendy Browder, Donna Grady, Patsy Marek, Chery Frederick. Back Row: Meredith Marcellus, Alice Petermann,CindyMorris,Susan Farquhar,Dorothy Randol. . . . iS composed Of women WhO CXCCI scholas- ' , ' tically and musically. Promoting musical ac- tivities, scholarship, and raising funds to assist itgirls who desire to become professional musi- cians are the goals of this national music hon- orary. Its members usher at concerts and donate other service to the Music School. 149 Chapel Choir sings an anthem each Wednesday morning k in chapel. In addition to this the group per- formed a contemporary work, ttThe Saint Nich- olas Cantata? by Benjamin Britten in Decem- ber in conjunction with the Choral Union. Chapel Choir is directed by Mr. Joseph Flum- merfelt. Members of the group are selected by audition in the fall. CHAPEL CHOIR-eFrom Row: Joseph R. Flummerfelt tdirectori, Nancy Bruce, Kathy Robinson, Paula Langston, Jesse Yaw, Reita Nay- lor, Ginger Kline, Lynn Murrell, Nancy Kiefer, Cindy Morris, Melanie Dively, Holly Sembrat, Marianna Stoica, Jean Horn, Nelle Scobee, Nan- cy Mann taccompaniso. Second Row: Ann Carmichael, Deedee, Rigby, Ann Montgomery, Muff Powell, Mary Butler, Mary Beth Hutchinson, Nancy Teich, Patsy Marek, Lynn White, Harriet Bicken; Ruth Wegner, Katherine Buss, Mary Grubbs. Third Row: Lorrin Woodcock, Connie UN IVERSITY CHOlR-Front Row: Joseph R. Flummerfelt tdirecton, Diane Murphy, Barb Creel, Barbara Padgett, Jacque Schafer, Jacie Sehrt, Nancy Shade, Jodie Metcalf, Ann Davis, Mary Lou Coyle, Marilyn Lightner, Alice Petermann. Second Row: Arlene Harlow, Shar- on Ann Ligons, Wendi Browder, Leota Didier, Ann Pate, Cynthia Groves, Susan Frank, Judy Allen, Paula Allison, Karen Simpson, Ginny University Choir performs both secular and sacred music under the direction of Mr. Joseph Plummerfelt. As the official choral representative of the uni- versity, the ttUii Choir sings in many campus functions and also in concerts away from cam- pus in addition to the formal concerts it presents throughout the year. Membership to the group is gained by audition. DeLawter, Jacquie Johnson, Penny Severns, Barbara Baldwin, Martha Musk, Pat Sandmeyer, Connie Morrison, Sue Minick, Mary Anne Koehnlein, Marty Hooper, Carol Murray, Janet Branch, Noel Hayashi. Back Row: John Nuetzel, Bob Tongren, Jack Gross, Tom Gates, Dun- can Jones, John Cogar, Torn Walters, Bart Gebhart, Boyd McCracken, Dean Osterling, Paul Carpenter, Bob Hausner, Rick Cannon, Jim Tay- lor, Ray Thomas, Russ Sklenicka. Dirks. Third Row: Clement Lessner, Stu Houser, Bert Kissling, Bill De- Graff, Dale L, White, Randy Lazear, Tim Grodrian, John Hajdu, Dun- can Jones, Mac Lawrence. Back Row: Steve Adkins, Steve Davis, Rick Hirschman, Wayne Nelson, Fred Parker, Stephen Ross, Jim Seller, Alan Hux, J. Gilbert Grayhill, Alex Kennel, Jim Dill. University Orchestra .i . presents concerts of classical music. Mem- bers of the orchestra, who gain their place by audition, include both DePauw students and res- idents of Greencastle. Directed by Mr. Herman Berg, the orchestra presented the Christmas chapel this year in addition to their regular for- mal concerts, including the concerto concert in the spring. 15! Concert Band V serves a dual function as both the marching band and concert band with Mr. Daniel Hanna the director of both. After marching in every home football game,,the band turned to practic- ing for its formal concerts which included par- ticipation in DePauw,s Contemporary Music Festival. In the spring the band played informal- ly in the quad. MADRIGAL SlNGERS-Ginny Dirks, Doug Baker. Marty Hooper, Ron Gibson, Susan Frank, Chuck Diggs, Jeanie Elbring, Joe Guirreri, Madrigals . innovated a Christmas Dinner this year. At the dinner, the Madrigals, decked in their new costumes, entertained their guests with songs both during and after the traditional Old Eng- lish meal. The group also performed its sixteenth century secular music for Dadis and Motheris Weekends and for various groups away from campus. Dee Dee Rigby, Dick Meredith, Ann Pate, Clement Lessner, III. Collegians have sung this year 'to audiences on the DePauw campus during the Dadis Day and Motheris Weekends. At Thanksgiving the group toured Pittsburg, and in the spring they per- formed in Chicago and Columbus. The group is entirely student run and selects its members on the basis 0fta well-trained voice and stage per- sonality. COLLEGIANS-Front Row: Karen Poe; Ann Tharpe, Sally Crowden, Diane Murphy, Billie Mc- Cullough, Kathy Kamp, Betsy Baird, Susie Ervin. Back Row: Alan Hux, Bob Palmer, Duncan Jones, Jack OiNeil, Bill DeGraff, Steve Kelly, Tom Gates, Kip Weldon. .3. Men of Note gives musically-inclined DePauw men a chance to display their talents and have fun at the same time. This year the Men of Note prac- ticed for performances which ranged from sere- nading the womenis living units to cutting a record. They also performed on Dad,s and Momis Weekends and in Friday morning Chapel. MEN OF NOTE-From Row: Dave Hughes, Frank Jacobs, Tom Dun- ton. Second Row: Joe Hughes, Mac Lawrence, Stu Houser, Steve Hadley, Linda Coleman, Dick Hall, Randy Lazear, Steve Davis, Jim 153 Dill. Back Row: Steve Adkins, Monty. Hughes, Chris Wackman, Delos Lutton, Fred Parker, Jack Thomas, Tim Grodrian. ywkvilxmugdyga? g ,, 3.7.x 156 dent Kerstetter Presi 158 lnlstratlon Adm 160 F aculty 166 1ts wing Un. L 228 lOFS Sen PRESIDEN T KERSTETTER As President of DePauw, Dr. William E. Ker- stetter provides leadership and co-ordination for the many aspects and programs of the Univer- sity. Although his duties claim most of his time, :1 he declares that he never finds his work monoto-i nous because it offers so much variety. Assist- ing him is his wife, Leona, of whom he says, itShe is as busy as I am in service to the Uni- versity?! His children, Bill, a senior at Harvard, and Laura, a senior at Northfield, complete his family. This past summer, under the auspices of the State Department, he toured and studied six of the newly independent African nations. As a result of this experience, he has provided new stimulus for African studies at DePauw. This program is in accordance with one of his main goalsethat many students will: be able to study abroad. Dr. Kerstetter came to DePauw in 1963 from Simpson College where he had served as its president for ten years. Here he con- tinues to strive for excellence in higher educa- tlon. Dr. Kerstetter pauses to select one of the many philosophy volumes lining his oHice book shelves. Hosting the annual Presidenfs Tea for new freshmen, Dr. and Mrs. Kerstetter greet two more arrivals. sph wan President Kerstctter discusses a recent editorial in The DePauw with Pub. Board chairman, Dr. Raymond Mizer. Now in his third year as DePauwts chief administrator, Dr. Kerstettcr directs the bulk of his energies toward the fund-raising itDesign for a Decadeii program. This desk and the man behind it serve as the administrative hub of the DePauw community. 7::3 157 Administration J . PATRICK AIKMAN, Director of Publicity and News Bureau 1. NELLE BARNHART, Associate Dean of Students DON C. BROADBRIDGE, Admissions Counselor ELEANORE A. CAMMACK, Archivist MARLA M. CAMPBELL, Resident Counselor ELEANOR J. CARMICHAEL, Periodicals Service Librarian MARY JANE CARR, Acquisitions Librarian ELMER I. CARRIKER, University Chaplain JAMES N. COOK, Editor, The DePauw Alumnus ROBERT E. CROUCH, Secretary of Alumni Affairs SHIRLEY R. CULBERTSON, Resident Counselor ,, LARRY L. CUNNINGHAM, Periodicals Service Librarian WILBERT J. ECKARDT, Purchasing - Agent LAWRENCE C. ELAM, Chief Accountant ROBERT H. FARBER, Dean of Udiversity LOUIS J . FONTAINE, Director of Admissions MARY L. FRALEY, Assistant to the Registrar THOMAS R. GIDDENS, Assistant . Director of Admissions aiid Financial ' Aid. SAMUEL T. HANNA, Manager, The DePauw Bookstore WILLIAM E. KERSTETTER, President of the University NORMAN J . KNIGHTS, Director of Public Relations AUDREY KNOWLTON, Reference Librarian DWIGHT L. LING, Assistant Dean of the University DAVID J . LYON, Resident Counselor RICHARD E. LYONS, Admissions Counselor JAMES A. MARTINDALE, Librarian ETHEL A. MITCHELL, Associate Dean of Students J. MARIAN MULLENDORE, Catalogue Librarian J OHN NANOVSKY, Director of the Student Union RICHARD PYLE, Resident Counselor LAWRENCE A. RIGGS, Dean of Students HEROLD T. ROSS, Assistant Dean of the University A. WILSON SMITH, Director ofthe Health Service and University ' L Physician -, DANIEL L. SMITH, Circulation Librarian MILDRED E. SWEET, Resident Director and Counselor VALUE T. WILLIAMS, Registrar J OHN C. WRIGHT, Assistant in Bureau of Testiflg WILLIAM McK. WRIGHT, Associate Dean of Students 159 Faculty . W. PRESTON ADAMS, Botany C. HAL ALBRO, Romance Languages J ESSALYN ALLAN, School of Nursing JOSEPH P. ALLEN, Economics JOHN R. ANDERSON, Mathematics MARGUERITE ANDRADE, Romance Languages W. CLARKE ARNOLD, Mathematics JOHN J . BAUGHMAN, History AUDREY B. BEATTY,'Home Economics HERMAN C. BERG, School of Music FREDRICK L. BERGMANN, English CHARLES L. BIEBER, Geology and Geography DAVID M. BRIODY, Speech HOWARD B. BURKETT, Chemistry ARTHUR D. CARKEEK, School of Music MAUREEN M. CARKEEK, School of Music RALPH F. CARL, Romance Languages E. FREDERICK CARLISLE, English RUSSELL J. COMPTON, Philosophy and Religion DONALD J . COOK, Chemistry JAMES L. COOPER; History WANDA P. CRADDOCK, School of Nursing LEAH CURNUTT, School of Music JAMES F. FINDLAY, History THOMAS D. FITZPATRICK, School of Music SHARON A. FLANNERY, School of Nursing ROBERT I. FLETCHER, Bacteriology RAY H. FRENCH, Art CATHERINE M. FRIDDLE, School of Nursing FORST D. FULLER, Zoology JERVIS M. FULMER, Chemistry 'JAMES R. GAMMON, Zoology HAROLD M. GARRIOTI', English CLINTON B. GASS, Mathematics and Astronomy DARRELL H. GOOCH, Speech FELIX E. GOODSON, Psychology RALPH GR-AY, Economics SALLY GRAY, Economics CLINTON C. GREEN, Education I61 ZITA D. DABARS, Russian PATRICIA D. DAVIS, Mathematics THOMAS A. DAVIS, Mathematics MODESTO M. DIAZ, Romance Languages MARGRET DIETZ, Physical Education EDWARD M. DOLAN, Sociology WALTRAUT F. DUBE, German STEPHEN T. EARLY, Political Science ROBERT S. ECCLES, Philosophy and Religion J AMES F. ELROD, Speech CHARLES P. ERDMANN, Physical Education P. G. EVANS, Romance Languages CARROLL D. HILDEBRAND, Philosophy JEROME C. HIXSON, English ELIZABETH J. HOLTZ, German v JUDITH A. J ENKINS, Physical Education E1 CHARLES H. J OHNSON, Mathematics and i: Astronomy ROBERT K. J OHNSON, English THEODORE KATULA, Physical Education RICHARD KELLY, Psychology I62 ROBERT GROCOCK, School of Music BERNICE F. GRUBB, School of Music CASSEL GRUBB, School of Music G. HANS GRUENINGER. German and Russian FLORENCE C. GUILD, Education ROGER GUSTAVSSON, Philosophy and Religion VIVIAN F. HALL, Romance Languages DANIEL H. HANNA, School of Music ROBERT R. HARVEY, Physical Education HARRY L HAWKINS, Psychology HUGH F. HENRY, Physics FRANCES M. HICKMAN, Zoology 34.4 W. 44 .$ m4 A4 ' .,. . .,V DAVID B. MacLEAN, Chemistry NED B. MacPHAIL, Education ZINAIDA Z. MALENKO, Russian H. DAVID MALONEY, Economics GEORGE B. MANHART, History WILLIAM D. MEEHAN, Art MARY L. MILLER, Physical Education EDWIN L. MINAR, Classical Languages I63 ROBERT H. KING, Philosophy and Religion PAUL B. KISSINGER, Physics RICHARD B. KLEIN, Romance Languages HENRY B. KOLLING, School of Music VIRGINIA B. KREMER, School of NurSing RUTH L. LESTER. Physical Education ROBERT D. LORING, Geography and Geology JAMES C. LOVELESS, Physical Education ELMER E. McCALL, Physical Education JOHN W. MCFARLAND, Chemistry KNOX B. MCKEE, Aerospace Studies FRANK S. MCKENNA, Psychology REX RECTOR, Psychology J OHN T. REILING, Sociology ALBERT E. REYNOLDS, Zoology JOHN A. RICKETTS, Chemistry PATRICIA A. RITTER, School of Nursing NANCY L. RODGERS, School of Music CHESTER J. ROMANO, Classical Languages MICHAEL C. SCHNEIDER, Geology EUGENE P. SCHWARTZ, Chemistry ROBERT P. SEDLACK, English VINCENT A. SERPA, Romance Languages ARTHUR W. SHUMAKER, English FRED S. SILANDER, Economics MICHAEL P. SILVER, Psychology ORRIN H. SMITH, Physics AUSTIN D. SPRAGUE, Physics RAYMOND E. MIZER, English RICHARD W. MONTGOMERY, Economics JOHN E. MORRILL, Mathematics WILLIAM L. MORROW, Political Science DONALD E. ORLOSKY, Education ROBERT D. NEWTON, Philosophy and Religion RICHARD E, PEELER, Art RAYMOND W. FENCE, English FLOYD H. PETERSON, School of Music CLIFTON J . PHILLIPS, History COEN G. PIERSON, History MARY HELEN RAHHAL, Romance Languages BRANDT N. STEELE, Classical Languages EDITH B. SUBLETTE, Romance Languages LARRY G. SUTTON, Speech EDNA H. TAYLOR, English LE GRAND TENNIS, Romance Languages PAUL A. THOMAS, Sociology ROBERT J. THOMAS, Mathematics J OHN TITCHENER, Philosophy and Religion ALVIN S. TOSTLEBE, Economics WESLEY B. TRUITT, Political Science MILTON S. TRUSLER, School of Music WEN-YEN TSAO, Chinese LAUREL H. TURK, Romance Languages ELIZABETH J . T URNELL, Speech HARRY W. VOLTMER, Political Science KENNETH S. WAGONER, Psychology WINQNA H. WELCH, Botany GLENN E. WELLIVER, German ELTON L. WESTON, Aerospace Studies DONAUD H. WHITE, School of Music ROSALIE A. WHITE, School of Music CLEM C. WILLIAMS, English ROBERT E. WILLIAMS, Speech JOHN B. WILSON, History A. REID WINSEY, Art HOWARD R. YOUSE, Botany and Bacteriology 165 A X 0 ttHappiness is . . .,i For the members of Alpha Chi Omega happiness this year was everything from welcoming their new housemother to plan- ning the fall house dance for their new pledges. In October the Alpha Chiis introduced Mrs. iiM to the campus at their faculty tea. Later in the month they honored their pledges with the theme ttHappiness is .3, Christmas came and with it the annual faculty buffet at t'ivhich the A1- pha Chiis and their guests enjoyed 5n evening of holiday food and fun. Their Christmas bazaar also kept them busy in December. In the spring the Alpha Chfs and the Thetas sponsored their house dance, the Alpha Duo. Then in March the Alpha Chiis observed Hera Day, a day devoted each year to community service. '. 403 E. Seminary St. PRESIDENT ........... CLAUDIA LLOYD lst VICE-PRES. ............. LIZ CRONIN PLEDGE TRAINER. ........... PATTI MIX SECRETARY ........ MARY LOU LEVY ALPHA CHI OMEGA PLEDGE$Front Row: Joanne Fisher, Barb White, Nan Wittich, Barb Heisel. Second Row: Betsy Clark, Susie Wadleigh, Karen Keeler, Gail Austin. T hird Raw: Linda Spreen, Carol Hunt, Shan Ellis, Debby Roessing, Esther Stein. Fourth Row: Carol Binder, Karen Pratt, Vickie Erdmann, Nita Mc- Kee. Back Row: Paula Drake, Jill Mirus, Becky Tatman, June Scott. - A trance? A seance? The Alpha ChPs ban together in support of a swaying sister. ALPHA CHI OMEGA ACTIVEkFront Row: Karen Knudsen, Anne Frankel, Penny Simms, Patti Mix, Liz Cronin, Mrs. Maxwell, Claudia Lloyd, Joan Eckert, Mary Lou Levy, Sue Longley, Carol Chord. Second Row: Vicki Little, Connie DeLawtzr, Virginia Twy- man, Linda Heisel, Jane Polivka, Geneese Gottschalk, Sue Goff, Ju- lie Farmer, Dorothy Randal, Martha Kuenzli. Third Row: Candy Mitchell, J an Anderson, Diane Rosencranz, Carol Timmons, Kit- ty Klim, Carolyn Shriver, Diane Ifcson, Valerie Wayne, Kathy Q 9 69$MQ 99 Mg 9 Kamp, Jane Broyhill, Joann Brookmeyer. Fourth Row: Marilyn Bosh, Molly Drake, Nancy Rich, Janet Williams, Susan Green, Dottie Croker, Cathy Meier, Ginger Small, Sue Saunders, Cindy King, Pam Romence, Jane Arterburn. Back Row: Ann Barrow, Billie McCullough, Barb Jackson, Susan Innes, Sue Parish, Jeanne Buesking, Debbie Grant, Barbara Mills, Judy Russell, Suzette Raw- lings, Barbara Whaley, Mary Martin, Vivian Rike, Rosemary Hayes, Mary Bishop. l- A A .J 3 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA ACTIVELFrom Row: Janna Adam- son, Linda Brookes, Connie Morrison, Kay Koontz, Ruth Ann Malott, Mrs. Rowan, Carol Taylor, Melinda McCracken, Deedee Rigby, Sue Minick, Lynn McConnell. Second Row: Karen Stebel, Janie Whittaker, Kathy Gross, Susie Breidenbaugh, Candi Retar- son, Jacqueline Arnold, Debbie Sanders, Carol Campbell, Judi Hunt, Susan Pilant, Karen Havens. T hird Row: Tracy Jones, Mary Ann Bower, Sandra Gulick, Jane Kenncy, Karen Baldauski, Kay Merrill, Gail Walter, Cheryl Wheaten, Janet Branch, Bette Young, lane Buikstra. Fourth Row: Linda North, Barbara Ruch, Anne Meadows, Anne Briscuso, Mary Grubbs, Cheryl Smalley, Barb Brines, Gail Franklin, Sharon McConnell, Kitty Smith, Betsy Rogers. Back Row: Ann Munn, Pinky Hughet, Jeannie Carpenter, Janie Booher, Nan Roettig, Janet Robison, Karen Kappel, Bonnie Boilini, Carol Hector, Tanya Reiss. Where there are some girls and a piano, there is bound to be song and good times. 168 A . F A The Alpha Gamma Deltas had a chance to re- view their past and plan for the future each night at their combination study break - open kitchen. They soon found that their days were going to be filled to capacity this year with the many house and campus activities in which they were involved. The year began with their Harvest Dance; the Christmas party given by the senior tielvesh fol- lowed. In the second semester the chapter was es- pecially busy as they hosted their State Day, held a spaghetti dinner to raise money for their na- tional philanthropic project, made their usual special effort in the Ugly Man contest, paid trib- ute to their house .mother on Motheris Day, and honored their seniors with a surprise breakfast. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA PLEDGELFront Row: Linda Mon- gold, Susi Stacy, Becky Bearden, Penny Sevems. Second Row: Cheri Slagell, Martha Depler, Nancy Priess, Lynn Ochiltree. Third Row: Mary Butler, Nancy Hilliger, Nancy Kiefer, Susie Noelting. Back Row: Janel Howell, Kay Sondergard, Jenny Olsen. PRESIDENT ....... RUTH ANN MALOTT lst VICE-PRES. . . . MELINDA McCRACKEN 2nd VICE-PRES. . . . . . . JANE BUIKSTRA TREASURER ............. KAY KOONTZ 436 Anderson St. A 0 II Fall pledges of Alpha Omicron Pi are annually honored at the Rose Dance which has reached new excitement as it now takes place in the state- ly, new red and white brick house with its bright red carpet. This is AOPiis second year in the house. After living in four annexes, rushing in the Art Center, and eating in the Union Building, the sisters are glad to be together in a regular so- rority house once again. Each Wedriesday noon, however, the AOPiis still meet away; from their houseein the Charter House of Gobin Church. There, while eating lunch, they hear speakers and hold discussions. Within their house the girls sell candy and cigarettes, using the profit from these sales to support an orphan. , 225 Bloomington St. I70 PRESIDENT ............... JUDY ALLEN VICE-PRES. ............. JANE PENMAN TREASURER ..... t. . . . DORIS ROESENER SECRETARY ........ DONNA LEVERETT ALPHA OMICRON PI PLBDGES--Front Row: Lucinda Miller, Martha OiDell, Carol Goodrich. Second Row: Sarah Jane Proctor, Anita Deckard, Jodie Metcalf, Gen Nami. Third Row: Linda War- ren, Robin Mann, Susan Davison, Colleen Heaton. Back Row: Elizabeth LaVoo, Cindi LaTurner, J ackie Mills. . -e -13 - J: ALPHA OMICRON PI ACTIVEkFront Row: Susan Harford, Patti Pennington, Lin Fredrickson, Carol Martin, Doris Roesenen Jane Penman, Mrs. Lewis, Judy Allen, Donna Leverett, Lacey Nut- ting, Betsy Coolley, Ann Cunliff, Helen Miller. Second Row: Anita Thompson, Pat Young, Susie Palmer, Debbie Schlan, Betsy Wilson, Ann Craven, Kay Phillips, Leslie Stackhouse, Marietta May, Judy Bender, Lee Zink, Marjie Rackow, Kathy Ficzeri, Rita Rogers. T hird Row: Ann Pate, Jody Beer, Chris Hill, Linda 3; :21. g; :29 gg5hf; hag: Ayfg McMahan, Jane Rein, Diane Anderson, Ann Kainz, Katie Nied- ner, J ean Olson, Margaret Gard, Pamela Loveless, Alice Weyeneth, Linda Stockstill, Barb Lewellen, Ann Montgomery. Back Row: Di- ane Murphy, Shara Smith, Dee Dee Hans, Susan Selcke, Carol Klinker, Sue Kosinski, Marsha Fralick, Sharyn McKay, Marcia Lake, Rusty Ba'idwin, Mickey Longden, Barbara Fava, Andrea Alloway, Pat Eriglum. $ C Sharpen the blades . . . add the oil . . . get set . . . somehow the job will get done. ALPHA PHI ACTIVELFront Row: Kathy Tucker, Pam Lor- man, Barbara Spitler, Connie Weimer, Barb Murray, Linda Cole- man, Mrs. Taylor, Marge Plummer, Ruth Mahaney, Phyllis Man- ring, Marti Fearer, Trish Henderson. Second Row: Purdie Meiss- ner, Cathy McInerney, Andy Caperell, Sue Wann, Kathy White, Cathy Robinson, Lucia Anderson, Ginny Cook, Nancy Patton, Linda Heppncr, Lynn Brown, Patti Stolkin, Lynn Bender, Carol Cravens, Carol Torrens, Lynn Fechner, Julie Hauman. T hird Row: I72 Clare Kirby, Susan Williams, Paula Allison, Jeanie Brown, Lee MacAllister, Ann Schoelch, Sally Kile, Ann O Boy1e, Debby Wil- son, Vicky Mayfield, Wendy Browder, Susan Smith, Valerie Smith, Lynn Belknap. Back Row: Pat Treptow, Marcy Jones, Wendy Pease, Debby Schade, Georgette Kelley, Karen Neighbours, Ruth Stadler, Marty Zaring, Anne Joy, Betsey Nims, Heather Graves, Lynn Davies, Sarah Sorensen, Laura Swiontek, Chris Tarant, Mari McGaughey. A ttBeans or steak? In the Alpha Phi house mem- bers Who have raised their grades are treated to a steak dinner while the others are obliged to eat beans. Despite this scholarship incentive, the Phiis devote many hours during the year to activities in addition to their studies. Regardless of the sea- son the entire house gathers before dinner each night for a general tigabfesfi in the lively Phi style. The Phiis barely linished decorating for iiShades of Autumn? their fall house dance, when the sophomores began to plan their surprise for the upperclassmenea decorated house and Christ- mas party. In the spring the sophomores and jun- iors teamed up to give their house dance in honor of the seniors. ' ALPHA PHI PLEDGES-Front Row: Cindy Groves, Kathy Os- born, Helen Anderson, Cindy Croneigh. Second Row: Pam Bond, Jill Greenman, Leah Roberts, Barb Palm, Cathy Healy. Third Row: Barbara Henry, Barbara Zaring, Ky Beckstett, Betsy Beggs, Pam Andherg. Back Row: Kate Crawford, Liz Helt, Pat McCord, - Missie King, Mary Wetherell. I73 PRESIDENT .......... LINDA COLEMAN STANDARDS CHAIRMAN ....... MARGE PLUMMER PLEDGE TRAINER ...... BARB MURRAY SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN ....... RUTH MAHANEY 202 E. Hanna St. A A A The Japanese modern architecture of the Tri-Delt house lends a touch of uniqueness to DePauwiS traditional buildings. As is their custom, the Tri- Delts planned their fall house dance around the oriental decor of their house. With the help of the Lambda Chiis, the Tri-Delts sponsored a Christmas dinner for underprivileged children. During the excitement, Santa brought the chil- dren presents which were donated b3? members of both houses. In the spring, all DePauw senior women were regally treated at the Delta Delta Delta Pansy Breakfast. Another breakfast, the Strawberry Breakfast, given by the juniors, hon- ored the graduating seniors in the house. 500 Anderson St. 174 PRESIDENT .......... CATHIE VALESKA VICE-PRES. ......... SUE MENDENHALL TREASURER ..... '. . . . EDIE LEHERISSE$ PERSONNEL CHAIRMAN . . SUE STEFFEY gage a DELTA DELTA DELTA PLEDGES-Fr0nt Row: Jean Parriott, Bonnie Booz, Emily Craig, Lynne Weidner, Holly Gaden. Second Row: Alison Frost, Jane Dooley, Lynn Reuss, Mary Smoot, Mar- ilyn Meyer. Third Row: Virginia Schaefer, Suzie Martz, Bobbi Graef, Peg Cicero, Nelle Scobee, Karen Ohmans, Libby Frank. Back Row: Nancy Teich, Vicki Wolf, Carol Gravesen, Carrie Scale, Martha Brandt. i d ri The procedure varies some in every house, but the candle is a symbol to all. DELTA DELTA DELTA ACTIVEkFront Row: Marilyn Mc- Clure, Judi Ward, Judy Fernald, Edee Leherissey, Susan Menden- hall, Mrs. Seidel, Cathie Valeska, Janet Hellberg, Karen Olandel', Jeanie Beeghly, Julie Strathearn. Second Row: Brenda Dunlield, Joanne Seibert, Janet Krueck, Jo Ann Russell, Ann Krueck, Sandy Sterrenberg, Sue Steffey, Sandy Yates, Mickey May, Cindy Stahler, Kathy Martin, Susan Ervin, Carol Harper. Third Raw: Joy Over- beck, Linda Reed, Kay Daugherty, Tina Gunther, Laurel Rasplica, Carol Farmer, Margie Stoops, Sarah Brandt, Kris Soderquist, J udy Peterson, DianegPearson, Karen Dahlberg, Carol Heidbreder. Fourth Row: Kay Natorp, Evie Gravesen, Ann Kimble, Sally Smerz, Anne Byerly, Lorri Woodcock, Mary Lou Gerhardt, Han- nah Tatham, Jan Zipf, Sue Cranmer, Vickie Ware, Gail Ujiki. Back Row: Janet Andrews, Carolyn Turner, Gretchen Benedek, Sue Markiewicz, Moppie Brooke, Nancy Lemon, Margaret 0 Brien, Sally Gifford, Lynn Barksdale, Marilyn Powell, Jane Thomas, Sally Haines. 5 DELTA GAMMA ACTIVES Fr0nt Row: Sue,D0hrmann, Joan Hamilton, Ginny Stein, Cheryl Stone, BobbidiHendricks, Mrs. Barnes, Ellen Clark, Diane Gross, Julie Lavcrcombe, Diane Davis, Elizabeth Mead. Second Row: Linda Whitaker, Marcia Swearingen, Jan Ebershoff, Karen Berrettoni, Gail Robertson, Betsy Baird, Margie Goodrich, Janet Kartalia, Barb Koepke, Jennie Wheeler, De De Lange. Third Row: Betsy Roush, Nancy Wolf, Margie Adolphsen, Carol Boardman, Karen Eikenberry, Linda Smallwood, - g: y Patricia Canter, Sue Henny, Lynn Swanson, Marcia Nowicky, Sue Thalacker, Linda Harris, Susie Johnson, Suzanne Anderson. Fourth Row: Connie Campbell, Donna Augspurger, Kathy Buss, Karen Coburn, Liz Crawford, Sally Hopple, Jan Holty, Pat Grubb, Mary Rogers, J an Allen, Nancy Flint. Back Row: Linda James, Penny Weed, Nancy Husband, Joan Michaels, Lynn Burgis, Carol Douglass. What stimulating after dinner talk makes a DGs eyes sparkle and Mom Barnes grin? 176 A P ttMoments t0 rememberh were many and varied for the Delta Gammas this year. They returned to school in September to find new carpeting in the upstairs lounges, and new shrubbery on the front lawn. Fall rush welcomed twenty freshmen and four transfers as new sisters-toebe. Competing in Derby Day, practicing in the Dells with their Fiji coaches for the Powder Puif football game on Dad,s Day, raising funds at their annual Christ- mas bazaar tHannahts Holly Housen for their na- tional philanthropic project, and participating in many campus activitieseall these added up to a hectic but exciting year. DELTA GAMMA PLEDGEkFront Row: Gayle Hakanen, Ann Wiggers, Marianne Kayes, Dianne Doubet, Cyndi Etter. Sec- and Row: Rachel Bourland, Doralee Grindler, Colleen Hayes, Ann Croughan, Nan TyrreIL T hird Row: Sally Edwards, Lynn Mur- rell, Suzie Little, Bambi Narz, Barb Odt. Fourth Row: Janet Lam, Bobbi Hallan, Caran Follansbee, Nancy Englehart, Janet Hoffman. Back Row: Nancy Bruce, Denny Manning, Jerry Mayer, Sally Hauck. 177 PRESIDENT ........ BOBBIE HENDRICKS PLEDGE TRAINER ....... ELLEN CLARK STANDARDS CHAIRMAN ....... CHERYL STONE SECRETARY ............ BARB KOEPKE 801 S. Locust St. Z Skateboardin g is not only for grade schoolersethe women of Delta Zeta assert. To many of them a relaxing study break means pulling out a skate- board and sliding. Other DZis, tiThe Lamplight- ersf, a newly organized singing group in their house, prefer to practice their specialtyebarber- shop harmonies-during their breaks. During the year special events of the D23 included their fall house dance, Club 23; the waiterisitree-trimming party; a Christmas Tea given to honor their house- mother and faculty; senior turn-about week, a week when the sophomores hold all of the offices; and their spring house dance which honored the seniors. 411 Anderson St. I78 PRESIDENT .......... MARY LOU COYLE PLEDGE TRAINER ........ PAT DUGGINS PERSONNEL ............. SUSAN LACY RUSH CHAIRMAN ....... PAT SCHRAGE DELTA ZETA PLEDGEkFronz Row: Nancy Bailey, Barb Pyle, Barbara Baldwin, Mary Beth Hutchinson, Charley Lushbough. Sec- ond Row: Emily Beaman, Melinda Watson, Sue Beck, Karen Rim- er, Annette Moore. Third Row: Karen Kolthoff, Jacque Schafer, Jesse Yaw, Charm Helmig, Ginger Kline. Ba'ck Row: Vicki Lind, Sue Hanna, I an Coakley, Ruth Ann Rhodes. ,. . f- DELTA ZETA ACTWEkFront Row: Mary Gilbert, Betty Gwin, Pat Walters, Pat Schrage, Pat Duggins, Mrs. Norcross, Mary Lou Coyle, Susan Lacy, Lindsey Wiepking, Karen Rowe, Julie Johnson. Second Row: Cindy Chapman, Mary Zeluff, Ann Kirkeeng, Car- olyn Miller, Ruth Wagner, Verna Baughman, Leslie Sorn, Michele Jack, Nan Stanek, Suzy Steele, Candy Moring, Becky Collins. Third Row: Karri Coapstick, Jeannie Englebright, Mardy Hooper, Paula Wharton, Lynne Wright, Kay Harrer, Ellen Spencer, Carol 4:9903wge . $ $ Pritz, Carol Engelman, Beverly Wright, Arlene Harlow, Carol Wilson, Joyce Thale, Kathleen Conway. Fourth Row: Sue Cigrand, Pollee Martin, Judy Day, Nancy Haas, Liz' Spangler, Pat Malody, Nancy Nicoll, Vicki Peel, Ellen Jump, Debby Wright, Bonnie Nil- son, Gretchen Oswald. Back Row: Susan Dittmer, Susanne Frisselle, Connie Miller; Barb Creel, Denise Holmes, Marci Romsted, Penny Boham, Karen Burkhardt, Margie Whitehouse, Jane Krause, Lezlie Chesbrougl. y The DIS enjoy many an evening hootenanny-.complete with guitars and banjo. KAPPA ALPHA THETA ACTIVEMFront Row: Linda Wyatt. Beth Jacobs, Sally Mills, Sue Bartelsmeyer, Jill Houghton, Joyce Dixon, Mrs. Perkins, B. J. Wilkening, Linda Mills, Sharon McCall, Joan Salassa, Fran Wing. Second Row: Lynn Kinsey, Liz Swan, Gretchen Kulow, Bunny Bergmann, Mardie Deckman, Frankie Powers, Leigh Pengelly, Caryl Brueckheimer, Judy Layman, Leigh Kannenberg, Elizabeth Moe, Pam McKee, Nina Shields, Janet I80 Rosselle. Third Row: Peg Newman, Barbara Stoner, Muff Powell, Lynda Mitchum, Cathy Hein, Nancy Stewart, Seelye Burr, Bobbie Ferrell, M. D. Darnell, Casey Stevenson, Susan Campbell, Lynn White, Anne Tharpe, Blanche Hester. Back Row: Janice Biedron, Kathy McKay, Chris Van Nada, Ruthie Russ, Ruthie Hobbs, Shar- on McAllister, Penny Katchka, Anne Gutting, Susan Detroy, Susie Sperber, Ann Ridings, Jill Vance, Carol Cooper. K I A 69 In 1870 four coeds of what was then Indiana As- bury College founded Kappa Alpha Theta, thus initiating woments Greek name fraternities. Al- though many aspects of the sorority have changed since then, the Thetas remain an integral part of DePauw today' as they traverse the campus on their bicycles, tandem, and Honda. This year, re- newing emphasis on scholarship, the Thetas initi- ated competition for steak dinners among the dif- ferent study areas in the house. Socially, they started off the year with their pledge dancee Oriental style. They entertained the faculty with a Thanksgiving tea, and at Christmas they trimmed their tree with the Fijits. Alpha Duo, their spring house dance, was sponsored jointly with the A1- pha Chits. KAPPA ALPHA THETA PLEDGELFrom Row: Lynn Gow- ing, Stephanie Frankum, Jeanie Elbring, Mary Ridings, Niki Lee. Second Row: Susan Bunting, Melanie Divley, Pam Sollars, Carson Crawford, Peg Detrick. Third Row: Pam Vance, Elaine Dunbar. Judy Degitz, Suzy Peterson, Suzie Brown. Back Row: Sally Teste- ment, Jeanie Brubeck, Penny Morse, Carol Portle, Kathy Robin- son. 18! PRESIDENT .............. J OYCE DIXON PERSONNEL CHAIRMAN ......... JILL HOUGHTON lst VICE-PRES. ......... B. J . WILKENING 2nd VICE-PRES. ........... LINDA MILLS 904 S. College Ave. K K F Kicking the year off with a victory, Kappa Kappa Gamma won their first Powder PuiT football game in ten years. The enthusiasm ran high, and they obtained a victory over the DGis with the same spirit which they tackled all their activities this year. Kappas plunged into a study of Southeast Asia. Professors from various depamnents led dis- cussions on the historical background, politics, population explosion, music, and lahguage of the countries of this area. Interest in the; community stimulated their philanthropic project this year. Clothes from the Greencastle area were collected to enable needy children to attend school in win- ter. A store, set up in the courthouse facilitated the distribution of the clothes. ' ' 507 S. Locust St. 182 PRESIDENT ........ SUSAN MISSLEHORN PERSONNEL CHAIRMAN .......... ANN . FAIRCHILD PLEDGE TRAINER . . . . INA LYNN DYER VICE-PRES. .............. ANN JACKSON KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA PLEDGESe-Front Row: Sue Chris- topher, Marilyn Turner, Nancy Williams, Diane Dalbey, Lyn Chad- wick. Second Row: J ane Wieser, Michele Chabaudy, J anet Jones, Christine Placzek, Debby Metcalfe. T hz'rd Row: Meg Dondero, Ju- lie Braden, Joey Fauver, Dale Brumbaugh, Susan Downs, Barbara Vogt. Back Row: Clare Kinsey, Ann Carmichael, Beth Montgom- ery, Nanci Stone, Gayle Geisler. Practice makes perfect perfect for a smashing victory in the Powder Puff gang KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ACTIVES-Front Row: Karen Stuc- key, Karen Zinsmeister, Kay Johnson, Janet King, Ann Jackson, Mrs. Iacobclli, Susan stselhorn, Ann Fairchild, Sonnie Mutz, Joan Ferguson, Nell Sale. Second Row: Esta Herrmann, Faye Ar- vidson, Barb Leonard, Molly Morgan, Sandi Hadley, Carol Brown, Nancy OTIarra, Barb Trimble, Karen Ogren, Judie Sturrock, Barb Condy, Jeannie Simmons, Cris Hughes, Mickey Laury. Third Row: Ina Lynn Dyer, Barb Strasser, Mimi Herbert, Gretchen Hageman, Sally Crowden, Vicki Stembridge, Nancy Weir, Susy Chesterfield, Marianne Green, Barb Mock, Peggy Butts, Jean McNeill, Lynn Quads, Donna Self. Back Row: Ann Wilhoite, Holly Hanscom, Inky Hitch, Zannah Martin, Barb Borland, Monica Reid, Hannah Hofherr, Jeani Johnson, Kathy Bottorff, Ginger Vogel, Cinda Schrock, Jane MacGreevy, Marty Dunning, Blainey MacMillan. 3 u PI BETA PHI ACTIVEkFront Raw: Nancy quberg, Frederica Sheridan, Char Tirman, J an Humfeld, Bonnie Stonit, Donna Walk- er, Cindy Batts, Liz Weidman, Gina Crawford, Betsy Witler, Pam Lott. Second Row: Carolyn Schrank, Diane Ling, Barb Brayton, Susie Gilman, Beth Hamilton, Martha Hanson, Linda Younts, BaIb Smith, Judy Wise, Sherry Bockstanz, J eanne Chapman. Third Row: Lesley Seator, Lynne Martin, Karen Lind, Jean Hamilton, Heather Cibulka, Lynda Lauer, Noel Hayashi, Susan Robinson, L- J'L' A'A' Xv Judy Herbst, Nancy DeCosted, Pam Peabody, Jill Kneen, Nancy Miller. Fourth Row: J an McAdams, Susan Kuhl, Diane Best, Pam Blake, Sandy Dixon, Anne Roberts, Jennifer Ross, Susie Cox, Nan- cy Dodge, Nancy Forester, Barb Fuller, Pam Heim. Back Row: Heidi Schultz, Barbara Malmgren, Lexy McCulloch, Linda Erf. Adele Tressler, Joan Lawler, Barb Brown, Hilda Gaston, Sue Lett, Bonnie Berghult, Jane Heineman, Nancy Geiss, Susie McGraw. k What better way to put aside studying, books, and worries than 3 Pi Phi coffee break. 184 II 9 B Why were the Pi Phi,s wearing their arrows straight while the Kappas wore their keys slanted for a week this spring? They were publicizing their Monmouth Duo which they hold jointly every spring to commemorate the founding of their A1- pha chapters at Monmouth College. The excite- ment of iiLittle 50W weekend was accentuated by the Pi Beta Phi ice cream social to which the cam- pus thronged for fun and food. Earlier in the year the Pi Phiis entertained the faculty at their St. Patricks Day Tea. This year a new community project was initiated by the Pi Phi,s. They en- joyed the company of the older residents of Green- castle by taking them to church or just visiting them. ' PI BETA PHI PLEDGEkFront Row: Sue Wohlers, Judith Land, Susan Campbell, Marty Gilbert. Second Row: Sharon Nelson, Becky Morris, Robin Cochran, J an Miltenberger. Third Row: Tee Gadd, Bairdie McDonald, Mary Jane Glick, Patty Ross, Diana Phelps. Fourth Row: Debbie Hayes, Vicki Crowden, Kathy Mc- Intyre, Susie Rinyu. Back Row: Linda Greenhoe, Cherri Mackey, Sherri Peterson. 185 PRESIDENT ........... DONNA WALKER VICE-PRES. ............... CINDY BATTS TREASURER ............ J AN HUMFELD PLEDGE TRAINER ....... LIZ WEIDMAN 303 S. Locust St. Locust Manor Who are the ttBelles of Locust Manoth Thirty- four freshman girls found out as they moved into the red brick ttcolonial plantationtt one block south of the Quad. Counselor Mrs. ttMadt ex- plained the advantages of a smaller living unit as she toured the newcomers through the converted sorority house-an attic sleeping dorm, separate study rooms, a homey living room, and an indi- vidual laundry room. After a brisk morning walk, a leisurely midday stroll or a mad 5 :25 dash from the library, Locust girls were servedt'meals in the Rector dining hall. By receiving special serenades, taking bike hikes to covered bridges, find partici- pating in many campus activities, the freshman girls truly began a new chapter in the history of the ttBelles of Locust Manor? .bqu L... - H . 609 S. Locust St. PRESIDENT ....... CAROLYN EMERSON PERSONNEL CHAIRMAN . MARIE LATTIN SEC.-TREAS. ............. VICKI ELLIOT SCHOLARSHIP CHAIRMAN ...... . TINA ROBINSON ttLocust Bellestt no longer minu- etethey find the frug more mode em. LOCUST MANOReFront Row: Sarah Bennett, Barbara Pyle, Mary Petticrew, Linda Shu- maker, Jan Vehslage, Katie Warner, Marilyn Turner; Second Row: Elizabeth Howard, Margi Dalbey, Nancy Priess, Mary Butler, Joey Fauver, Betsy LaVoo, Susie Noelting. T In'nl Row: Carolyn Emerson, Marie Lattin, Elaine Dunbar, Tina Robinson, Nancy Williams, Vonnie Rin- gis, Connie Riddiough. Fourth Row: Christine Placzek, Karen Kollhoff, Jesse Yaw, Susan Keehn, Nancy Dyer, Peg Detrick, Vicki Crowden. Back Row: Melinda Watson, Jean Collings, Leah Roberts, Lochia Arnold, Sherri Peterson Victoria Elliott. Rector Hall .. ttRector is a full houseu welcomed freshman girls from Guatemala City to Palisades Park as they entered the campus last fall. Under the counsel- orship of Miss Shirley Culbertson and with the advice of the dorm staffers, Rectorites soon became acquainted with the DePauw campus. During the year Rectorites actively participated in campus ac- tivities. Whether rain or shine, when the Rector girls were serenaded, impromptu football games often resulted. Dinner exchanges with ments liv- ing units, dorm bridge-o-rama, and long-awaited candlelights were just a few of Rectofs activities. A busy week spent in Rectorts ttstudy havenh was culminated each Thursday night by a vesper serv- ice, often with a faculty member speaking. RECTOR IliFront Row: Ethel Koehler, Ann Hallstein, Lynn Gowing, Marilyn Carlson, Sally Hoffman, Carol Murray, Paula Jennings, Lynn Wiersma, Meg Dondero. Second Row: Sally Houck, Janet Jones, Janice Hennings, Debby Watts, Martha Dep- ler, Emily Beaman, Wanda Woods, Barbara Vogt, Jean Baker. T hird Row: Dianne Doubet, Ky Beckstett, Sue Wohlers, Sally PRESIDENT ........... CHRISTY BLAND PERSONNEL CHAIRMAN . . SANDY JOYCE SECRETARY ............ BETSY BROOKS TREASURER ............ MARTY SEIDEL Sail, Karen Hickman, Barb White, Sue Brown, Jan Miltenberger, Ginger Knudsen, Sandy Joyce. Fourth Row: Jane Dunlap, Suzie Little, Sally Edwards, Bobbi Graef, Ellen Thomas, Nancy Van- ,,;Sickle, Barb Blecha, Kathy Carriker, Alice Smith. Back Row: Jill Greenman, Paula Langston, Margaret Stark, Ann Gardner. Cam Morton, Denny Manning. 187 qu:b RECTOR III Front Row: Terri Kendall, Christy Bland, Nancy Teich, Diane Dalbey, Susan Campbell, Sue Christopher. Cindy Croneigh, Helen Anderson, Susan Bunting. Second Row: Linda Obenauf, Linda English, Marty Seidel, Betsy Beggs, Anita McKee. Jane Weber, Karel Kelsik, Rachel Bourland, Ginger Kline, Pat McCord, Janet Hoffman. Third Row: Mary Althaus, Diane Pitkin. Sarah Walker, Suzy Peterson, Peg Cicero, Linda Herr, Nancy Hil- I -:- -l--a liger, Gingi Henry, Suzanne Carroll, Shan Ellis. Fourth Row: Lu- cinda Miller, Karen Hidy, Lynn Reuss, Debby Hayes, Kathy Mc- Intyre, Charley Lushbough. Marcia Stackhouse, Suzie DeFrees, Anne Brooks. Back Row: Gen Nami, Barb Palm, Nancy Ellis, Esther Stein, Linda Greenhoe, Kathy Robinson, Nancy Bruce, Sharon Avery. Rector halls resound with the challenge uCome on you chicken, lefs fight? 188 Rector Hall Ewan; RECTOR I AND IV Front Row: Mary Anne Koehnlein, Judie Resdell, Judith Land, Emily Craig, Ann Wiggers, Marcia Greene, Kathy Osbon, Jeanne Givens, Lynn Murrell. Second Row: Mary Helt, Susie Wadleigh, Karen Keiler, Derreth Case, Linda Mc- Gurk, Jane Weiscr, Jeanie Brubeck, Mary Smoot, Vic Erdmann, Mary Jane Glick. Third Row: Judy Degitz, Bairdie McDonald, I89 Pat Halvorson, Betsy Brooks, Debby Roessing, Linda Hardaway, Barbara Henry, Rita Manley, Jan Johnston, Kathy Yodcr, Peggy Smith. Back Row: Sue Beck, Marcia Mayhew, Ruth Ann Rhodes, Sue Hanna, Susie Rinyu, Gail Austin, Melanie Dively, Holly Sem- brat, Marianne Kayes. Lucy Rowland Hall and Town Houses A new residence counselor from Cheyenne, Wyo- ming, Miss E. Kay Clatterback iimade the world go iround,, at Lucy Rowland hall. Special events sponsored by Lucy included a Thanksgiving fire- side, a spring faculty tea, a Mendenhall lecture- tapes discussion, and scholarship recognitions. While Lucyis singing talent was manifested in iiJeanie, Jody, and Maryis i, fall performances, louder voices showed much campus spirit as the Lucy Ladies also won the football cheering sign contest. With the addition of one new Town House this year, iiTown House Hoosiersii enjoyed meals in Lucyis dining hall. Two of the Town Houses are entirely dorms while the other Town House has a living room where the three units jointly sponsored activities. I L LUCY II AND TOWN HOUSEeant Raw: Sherry Lammert, Marsha Dawson, Mary Beth Hutchinson, Chris Kleemeier, Vir- ginia Schaefer, Martha OiDell, Cheryl Lynn Chance, Barbara Hei- sel. Second Row: Marty Gilbert, Jane Dooley, Jane Wilson, Jenny Olsen, Doralee Grindler, Betsy Clark, Ann Croughan, Ian Coak- ley, Barbara Benton. T hird Row: Joanne Fisher, Penny Severus, Nancy Bruns, Susi Stacy, Carson Crawford, Bambi Narz, Becky 190 PRESIDENT ............. NANCY GABLE PERSONNEL CHAIRMAN . JANE DOOLEY SECRETARY ...... . LINDA MONGOLD TREASURER ............ PAM ANDBERG a. Morris, Becky Bearden, Nancy Reynolds. Fourth Row: Robin Cochran, Nanci Stone, Michele Chaboudy, Alison Letcher, Connie Price, Linda Rogers, Mary Jane Neale, Alison Frost, Penny Morse. Back Row: Sally Testament, Robin Mann, Lyn Chadwick, Susan Curnick, Gayle Geisler, Cherri Mackey, Linda Warren, Judy Chupp, Beth Montgomery. L i Marv LUCY III AND TOWN HOUSE Fr0nt Row: Patricia Sandmey- er, Jeanie Elbring, Linda Spreen, Margaret Porter, Cheryl Camp- bell, Barbara Baldwin. Mary Strelow, Sally Kattcrhenry. Second Row: Joan Penfold, Missie King, Suzie Martz, Chris Mehler, Mary Baker, Karen Rimer, Colleen Heaton, Pat Ridgway, Annette Moore. Third Row: Cindy Groves, Bonnie Booz, Fanita Lewis, Harriet Bickell, Anita Deckard, Nan Wittich, Karen Pratt, Pat Ross, Martha Brandt, Karen Ohmans. Fourth Row: Diana Haltom, Jean Horn, Holly Gaden, Carol Portle, Debby Metcalfe, Pam Bond, Vicki Lind, Janet Lam, Ann Carmichael. Back Row: Katherine Landau, Lindy Bainbridge, Jeanne Davis, Cyndi Etter, Janel Howell, Kate Crawford, Niki Lee. 4 Lucy ladies splash on the Old Gold and Black to win the cheering sign contest. LUCY I, IV AND TOWN HOUSE Fr0nt Row: Nancy Bailey, Muriel Lindamood, Ellen Stock, Pam Andberg, Martha Musk, Mary Ridings, Holly Munchoff, Carol Hunt. Sehond Row: Charm Helmig, Pat Henderson, Betsy Roberts, Lynn Oc'hiltree, Reita Nay- Ior, Jenn Parriott. Becky Sweeney, Gayle Chadeck. Third Row: Jan Morgan, Sarah Proctor, Nancy Kiefer, Jodi'e Metcalf, Julie Lucy Rowland Hall 192 Braden, Barbara Knapp, Jackie Mills, Nancy Gable, Linda Mon- gold, Leslie Leonelli. Fourth Row: Bobbi Hallan, Caran Follans- bee, Sally Rudiccl, Clarice Kinsey, Phyllis Gilbert, June Scott, Bar- bara Zaring, Colleen Hayes, Kay Sondergard. Back Row: Connie Zalewski, Caren Gundberg, Mary Meyer, Libby Frank, Becky Tat- man, Paula Drake, Mary Brown, Pam Shields, Jill Mirus. Town Houses 703 S. College Ave. .. -..... -.......,. ..-...1, 'w. --... hM. ..,. A u ,--,.. ,-44- Mason Hall . and Mason Cottage Early each September the Mason bumroom is quickly tilled with nearly the entire campus. At the thason Mixerii this fall, freshmen met upper- classmen While' upperclassmen renewed old friendships. Mason Hall is the only upperclass in- dependent womenis living unit on campus. Since freshmen also live there, it is distinctive among womenis residences because it is the only one hous- ing all four classes. In addition to the freshmen living in Mason Hall itself, the freshmen residing in Mason Cottage were a part of the dorm and its activities. This year Mason girls were involved in many of the activities and traditions of the DePauw campus: Christmas parties, faculty teas, waiter and senior banquets, and candlelights. MASON 11 AND MASON COTTAGEeFront Row: Leslie Hop- per, Lauretta Smith, Jane Selby, Lynn Bradford, Susan Langc, Karen Poe, Jackie Johnson, Kara Knight. Second Row: Tee Gadd, Barbara Bishop, Mary Appleby, Bonnie Barringer, Cathy Newport, Sally Rushmore, Kit Widdilield. T hird Row: Gayle Ficken, Jean Stephens, Claire Childress, Stephanie Frankum, Pamela Vance, PRESIDENT ........... . . . . JUDI RUSH VICE-PRES. ............ J OANIE BURGER SEC.-TREAS. .......... KIT WIDDIFIELD SOCIAL CHAIRMAN ......... ANN DAVIS Carrie Scale, Barbara Odt, Dale Brumbaugh, Ann Bauld. Fourth Row: Melody Duckett, Mayre Williams, Marianna Stoica, Susan Mecca, Diana Phelps, Patti Ross, Carol Robinson. Back Row: Cathy Healy, Sharon Nelson, Pussycat, Jacque Schafer, Cindi La Turner, Julia Lamber, Ann Hutchison. f. x . '1: l MASON III Front Row: Ann Davis, I ackie Cox, Janet Rose, Susan Gunkel, Ann West, Sherry Huston. Second Row: Connie Hittle, Sharon Ligons, Patsy Marek, Betty Day, Meredith Mar- cellus. T hird Row: Betsy Colby, Lynne Savidge, Joanie Lewis, Nan Betourne, Vicky Hebberd, Nancy Garrison. Back Row: P. D. Disney, Sandi Pfaif, Susy Garriott, Mary Solberg. ? ,l l I c I l 1 Mason Cottage First it was telephone booth stuffing, then Volkswagens. Is Masonk elevator next? ' 194 d ,; 4 Amwlwa wc Mason Hall MASON I AND IV Fr0nt Row: Cheryl Caldwell, Lynn John- ston, Amanda Butterfleld, Lynne Weidner, Susan Farquhar, Gayle Hakanen, Jill Bowman, Sharon Mitchell. Second Rowc Jane Ann Oliver, Candy Brown, Janis Settle, Cheryl White, Sally Hauck, Les- lie Seeberg, Nelle Scobee, Jane Weisemann. Thin! Row: Janet Fro- I95 berg, Susan Hillier, Jane Caldwell, Martha Brill, Roberta Clinton, Alicia Timbrook, Cindy Morris. Back Row: Pat Hidy, Royal Par- sons, Joni Shepler, Shirley Zivich, Millie Kemp, Nancy Shade, Cheri Slagell. Nursing School Wile Hall is a typical dormelaughing girls, quiet hours, rules and regulations, a dorm counselor and a broken 'elevatorewith a little of the unusu- alethe constant whir of ambulance tsirens, fire trucks, police cars, city traffic, hashing lights and an ever-shining beaconethrown in. This seven story building houses DePauw Nursing School juniors and Indianapolis Methodist Hospital underclassmen. Having begun the clinical experi- ence the previous summer, the juniors delve into the areas of medical and surgical, maternity, and psychiatric nursing, spending eight weeks in each. For a welcome change of pace, a literature course is also taken first semester, providing a return to campus once a week. JUNIOR NURSESeBrenda Bailey, Carol Heston, Beth Hunter, Carol Henvis, Linda Turner, Barb Floyd, Char Wytias, Ann Jar- rett, Abby Bishop, Marcia Jensen, Dianne Senger, Connie Nagle, 196 Once in a while a student nurse gets a chance to sit down, relax, and share a laugh. : E r; Jinny Brown, Lynn Bresnahan, Laurel Nelson, Carol Endicott, Karen Preston, Penny Scott, Sue Chestnutwood. L Located at the fantastically busy corner of Six- teenth and Capitol in Indianapolis is Wesley Hall, the residence dorm of the senior DePauw nursing students. Wesley houses seniors in the Methodist Hospital School of Nursing as well as those from DePauw. At all times of day bustling girls can be seen scurrying back and forth from the hospital. As seniors, one semester is spent in public health nursing in Which the girls work throughout the city, With Wesley Hall serving as home base. The other semester is spent in pediatric and unit man- agement nursing. In J une these girls graduate with their DePauw class, receiving a BS. in Nursing degree and qualifying for the R.N. examination. Who wouldnht enjoy a little after-dinner harmonizing around the untuned piano? 1 SENIOR NURSES-Front Row: Mercy Condy, Sue Faust, Barbara Atkinson, Jane Humphrey. Second Row: Sue Schurmeier, Ruth Sherman, Cy Gilman, Louise Estes, Carrie Jo Gifford. Back Row: Jane Hemker, Phyllis Templin, Ellen Reimold, Carol Watson, Leanne Schillo, Sue Lager, Ginny Myre. 197 A T 0 Alpha Tau Omega was the first fraternity on cam- pus to Change the Hell Week for their pledges into a constructive work session. Help Week was ini- tially started to provide service to the house. Since that time, it has branched out into community service with aid being given to the hospital and 01d folksi home. On campus the ATOis are one of the few houses still keeping the tradition of senior cords. The spirited pledges ttde-cordii aany senior whom they can catch off guard. This same enthus- iasm is exhibited by the DePauw Tiger who is a secret member of their house. For the past two years the DePauw chapter of ATO has been hon- ored as the outstanding chapter of their Province. 504 E. Seminary St. 198 PRESIDENT .......... KEITH RICE VICE-PRES. . ...... ' ....... KIP WELDON TREASURER ...... ' ....... RON MILLER PLEDGE TRAINER ........ TOM HARDIN ALPHA TAU OMEGA PLEDGESeFront Row: Jim Burden, Theodore Shultz, Darrell Felling, Denny Haythorn, Philip Bur- roughs. Second Row: Jim Karol, Larry Hayes, Dick Fletcher, Bob Reinecke, Tom Riechman. Third Row: Doug Workman, Jerry Alex- ander, Allen Williams, Dan Brinkerhoff, John Marlatt. Back Row: Robert Morrison, Dale Van Kirk, James Dirks, Donald Coffin, Nelson Smith. '-. .21 ATUS bluff their way through a friendly wnd lucrativeJ after-dinner ?oker game. ALPHA TAU OMEGA ACTIVES-Front Row: Dan Weber, Bill Bucher, Dick Adams, Jon Heine, Ron Miller, Keith Rice, Kip Wel- don, Bob Schwegler, Dale Petersen, Don Kellogg, Sam Johnson. Second Row: Jay Walker, Robert Blessing, Biff Hines, Bill Parker, Denny Holloway, George Knickerbocker, John Mason, Dave Vass, Bob Burger. Third Row: Tom Kerr, Jim Maish, T. A. McGurk, Ir., Al Larson, Tom Harden, Kim Wincup, Dick Schubert, Tim Olson, Joe Newlin, Jifn Buckley, Tom Drew. Fourth Row: Kip Kistler, Steve Wohlfeld, David Emery, Tom Lininger, Jim Brebner, C. Scott Molden, Eick Talley, Steve Grossnickle, Tom Gates, J. B. Fischer, Ross Gfgliotti, Bob Staymans. Back Row: Steve Martin, Paul Steenaert, Bob Flickinger, Bob Schlueter, Dan Blaney, Tom Miller, Bob Johnson. , BETA THETA PI ACTIVEsiFront Row: Jeff McMurtrey, Pete Wilhelm, Jim Readey, Bill Lett, Stan Bahler, Mrs. Bittles, J im Mc- Intyre, Denny Barrett, R. Hameld Fowles, Chuck Colip, Tom Half- man, Bob Wadsworth. Second Row: Tim Sams, Jim Richardson, John Fouts, Paul Watkins, Bill Grossman, Joh'i'i Wud Adlard, Don Longnecker, Dave Mayfield, Demetrios Pepphs, Bill Lehman, Jim Thompson. T hird Row: Jack Frieze, Ed Nicklaus, Gene Met- calf, Doug Joyce, Rick Grimm, Dave Cox, Curt Eskew, Gary Pfleeger, Dan Hasbrook, Jim Downey, Bill Keadey, Doug Vines. Back Row: Jeff Locke, Tom Carpenter, John Butler, Rick Van Bokkelen, Wayne Huffman, Dennis Himan, Stu Showalter, Rick Bowles, Steve Wilder, Bo Danner, Mike Macder, Randy Stokcly. Beta frosh use 6'7 Mike UConnell to practice for the Derby Day tug-of-war. 200 B I 6-9 H Asbury College watched the men of Beta Theta Pi storm the campus as the hrst fraternity in 1845, and since then the university has seen them storm every aspect of the campus, including the woments dorms. Sandwiches, cider, campfires, guitars, and soft voices set the mood for the Beta pig roast held annually at Farmer Brownts. Every year song and serenade play an essential role in house spirit. Serenades are highlighted by the guitar-playing Beta quartet and the ttBeta Mating Call? The Betas carry their spin't throughout the campus as they actively participate in many organizations. They also find time to enjoy themselves playing football and frisbee in the front yard, and basket- ball and tennis in the back. BETA THETA PI PLEDGEkFront Row: Mike O'Connell, Tom McCormick, Rob Nelson, Howard Babcock, Denny Robich. Second Row: Dave Moore, Tom Huard, Ron Strahl, Jim Fuson, Rob Rob- inson, Pete Thompson. T hird Row: John Hughes, Dick Schulte, Rick Steele, Bob Gross, Mort Carmichael. Fourth Row: Chip At- kin, Mike Laird, Jim Kistner, Bruce Fox, Robbie Austgen. Back Row: Brad Colen, Dick Bigelow, Jay Hirschauer, Dick Fitzpatrick, Arnie Taylor. 201 PRESIDENT .............. STAN BAHLER VICE-PRES ................ TOM COOPER REC. SECRETARY ...... . . . BILL LETT TREASURER .......... DENNY BARRETT 415 Anderson St. K E Undaunted by the long walk into campus, the Psi Phi chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon maintains a high morale. The Dekes usually celebrate any occasion, but this year special festivities for their centennial will be concluded following graduation. During the year the Dekes enjoyed hayrides, house dances and hootenannies. Music from electric guitars resounds through the house during the few relaxing moments in the evening beffire studying begins. In its concern for academics; the Deke house continues to maintain its consistent schol- arship record. In the spring the Dekes sponsor an activity to raise money to support a benevolent project. This yearis money was donated to an or- phanage. 620 Anderson St. 202 PRESIDENT ..... RAY MEADOWCROFT VICE-PRES. ................ JOHN FIELD TREASURER ..... , ...... DENNY. PIECH SECRETARY ......... JON SOCOLOFSKY DELTA KAPPA EPSILON PLEDGES-Front Row: Phil Scheidt, Edward Schulz, Quincy Zimmermann, Terry Owens, Doug Stew- art. Second Row: Bob Broka, Terry Skocher, Tracy Hamilton, Dan Quayle, Rick Bentley. T hird Row: Robert Case, Ted Fergus, Tom Palmer, John Gibson. Back Row: Grover Moss, Jim Williamson, Stephen Lais, I 01111 Lures, Thomas Warner. DELTA KAPPA EPSILON ACTIVELFront Row: Fred Paige, John Field, Ray Meadowcroft, Mrs. Springer, Jon Socolofsky, Den- nis Piech, Richard Dennis. Second Row: Jerry Friesen, Jerry Bar- ton, Bill Massie, Pledge Trainer? Mike Demaray, Dave Ryder, Doug Veech. Third Row: Dennis Lavery, Carl Polster, Andy Rock- wood, Bob Thoms, Bob Urbain, Jim Oblinger. F ourth Row: Robert Skallerup, Floyd sDeahl, Thomas Walsh, J ohn Wright, Robert Wall, John Casey, Scott Vitell. Back Row: Richard Yemm, Steve Jarrett, Ed Brown. Three electric guitars, a set of drums and four Dekek hold an attentive audience. The Delts doxft let anything distract them in their comfortable new library. iii ' DELTA TAU DELTA ACTIVES-Front Row: John Baker, Mike Maguire, John Pogue, Bob Hisrich, John Lusk, Jim Terry, Ken Handley, Jim Fisher, Dan Fleetwood. Second Row: Todd Gard- ner, Douglas Smith, Max Hittle, Jerry Weaver, Paul Harnden, Ran- dy Bubeck, Bill 603:, Rick Johnson, J ay Walton. Third Row: Tom Gcorge, Hank Weiland, Dave Harbottle, Tom Hamilton, Dick 204 Pither, Jeff Fisher, Fred Ball, John Martin, Bob Orthey, Steve San- ger. Fourth Row: Bill Denison, Ken Knudsen, Rod Musselman, Chuck Waggoner, Jack Hogan, Jeff Liebman, Bill Goodman, John Bryant, Keith Keppel, John Stimson. Back Row: Bob Anderson, Rick Presser, Jack Holton, Jack Thomas, Tom Link, Jim Allaway, Mark Raynes, Jay McEVitt, Gordon Jones. A T A Several things are new to the Delta Tau Delta house this yearea new emphasis on scholarship, at new addition to the house, many new Delts, and a new dog. Not only did the Delts have strong 1M teams this yearz but more important, scholarship has been greatly stressed. The library in the new addition, with its thick carpet and paneled walls, has been a big aid in this cause. The new addi- tion has also aided the pledges-they have better living facilities. The other new acquisitions t0 the house included 25 new pledges and a Delt Dalma- tian, Max, which the pledges respectfully named after their pledge trainer, Max Hittle. Together, the pledges and Max were trained in the Delt tra- ditions this year. DELTA TAU DELTA PLEDGESeFront Row: Jon Speers, Jim Gillhouse, John Harris, Steve Gard, Alan Cloe. Second Row: Bill Alexander, Jim Fletcher, Rick Musser, Ted Hammond. Third Row: Joe Snowden, Richard Tomkinson, J r., Frederick Tucker, III, Alan Klobsa, Jeff Wilhelm. Fourth Row: Mike Meyer, Thomas Frey, Hank Battjes, Bob Levy, Ron Hess. Back Row: John Stover, Tom OiNeil, Jim Welch, Ron Christman, Bill Holton. 205 PRESIDENT ............... r JOHN LUSK VICE-PRES. .............. BOB HISRICH TREASURER . . ............. JIM TERRY SECRETARY ............. JACK THOMAS Taylor P1. A T Delta Upsilon pinwornen missed seeing their pin- men for days this spring as preparations were made for the annual Rose Dance. Gently inclin- ing waterfalls and rose covered trellises and bridges adorn the house each year as the DU,s set out to ttsnowii their women. In addition to these, each date is presented with a dozen long-stemmed red roses during the dance. DU, the only non- secret fraternity on this campus, has several mem- bers taking an active part in campus organizations. Its members are also working diligently'in the fra- ternity, for DePauwts chapter is hosting their prov- ince convention this year. 626 E. Seminary St. 206 PRESIDENT ................ BOB DRAKE VICE-PRES. .............. DAVE RUTTLE SECRETARY ...... 7. . . DAVE DICKINSON TREASURER ............. HARRY DEES DELTA UPSILON PLEDGES-Front Row: Baron, Dave Boh- mer, Bart Gebhart. Bill Hegeman, Jim Tomsic. Second Row: Dan- iel Asmus, James Evans, Ron Danhauser, Bob Moore, Ned Lee. Third Row: Tom Kyhos, Bill Crist, Dwight Nestrick, Cecil Charles. Back Row: Richard Veeck, Jim Ooton, Jeffery Bowden, Kent Benson. yr Man From U.N.C.L.E.? Fugitive? Get Smart? the tube seems invariably to win out. DELTA UPSILON ACTIVEkFront Row: Kahuna Roth, Bruce Trego, Dave Dickinson, Dave Heckerman, Mrs. Hopkins, Bob Drake, Ron Shimer, Don Paarlberg, Jim Caldwell. Second Row: Ned Stewart, Chris Christianer, John Peterson, Jim Miller, Bob Harrald, Bucky Walters, Pete Welles, John Disney, Wayne Kyhos, Ed Allen. Third Row: Ben Lehman, Steve Uible, Dennis Garmer, John Rasmussen, Mike Kern, Michael Herrell,,R.alph Larsen, Mack 207 Gadd, Tom Denz, Harry Dees, Daryl Lindquist. Fourth Row: George Love, Bruce Swenson, Bob Franz, Jim Couser, Al Larson, Dave Larson, Marty Farrell, John McConnell, Bill Baier, Max Gray, Philip Meyer. Back Row: Dave Ruttle, Bob Feldmann, Charles Perkins, J. Michael Greer, Ron Wacker, Mike Stiver, Frank McCrackcn, Doug Copeland, Joe Baggott, Mike Kennedy. DELTA CHI ACTIVES-Front Row: Robert Shelby, Robert Kurtz, Steve Williams, Mike O Brien, Mrs. McClenahan, J an Stras- ma, Tim Scott, Steve Winning, Reinhart Schneider. Second Row: Gary Schlegel, Jim Winning, Harding Van Schaack, Bud Cobb, Tim Grodrian, Randy Ekey, John Rabb, Bill HamrickA leifd Row: Stephen Cullen, Jon Gresley, John Burr, Bruce Combs, Ed Ben- I v ' 1. nett, Mike Armer, Jim Bartlett, Bob Jamison. Fourth Row: Jim Clark, Gary Cannon, Andy Mead, Larry Belskis, Tim Buecher, Larry Patchell, Jim Baxter, Buzz Halt, Steve Wild, Kip Goodwin. Back Row: Bob Kleemeier, Lee Heldt, Greg Udell, Art Chandler, Sandy Rapp, Bob Myers, Gary Roggenkamp, John Dienner, Rich- , ard J oseph, Gary Oberg. In the somber quiet of the night, soundlessly, the studious men of Delta Chi . . . 208 A X All kinds of interesting things have been happen- ing around the Delta Chi outpost at the south end of campus. The Delta Chils report that llMom Mad? was back for her third year, and that they all enjoyed having Reinhart Schneider, a sociol- ogy student from 'Munich, stay With them this year. The Delta Chi house also housed the Wink- ler Trophy and the headquarters of the National Association for the Advancement of Tiddly Winks on the DePauw campus. Highlights of the year in- clude all-campus discussion sessions, the spring eight-way exchange with the Phils, Thetas, DG,s, Kappas, Fijils, SAEls, and Phi Psils, and certainly the serenades given by the ladies of the Quad, DELTA CHI PLEDGES-Front Row: Tom Heilman, Fred Park- er, Greg Hamm, Lee Milne, Bob Fishburn. Second Row: Pat Pritchett, Brian Phipps, Rick Cornell, George Kiracofe, Mac Lawrence. Third Row: Bruce Matthews, Jr., leigh MacKenzie, Bill Pope, Martin Boucher, A1 Worley. Back Row: Rick Schoen, Mike Jacobs, Dave Thompson, Bob Green, Bob Steele. 209 PRESIDENT .............. MIKE OBRIEN VICE-PRES. .............. JAN STRASMA SECRETARY ................ TIM SCOTT TREASURER ......... STEVE WILLIAMS '2 -v :i- 912 S. Locust St. A X A Having won the scholarship trophy last year, the Lambda Chiis were the men to beat on campus this year, scholastically speaking. It was with this prize in their possession that the Lambda Chiis be- gan their second half-century on campus. The big- gest event of the year for the brothers was their Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration, Which they held, appropriately enough, over Old Gold week- end. On Saturday, all present wentiign masse to the football game. The highlight of wfeekend was the Fifty Year Banquet on Sunday, at which the Lambda Chi Alpha national president spoke. The Lambda Chiis design is to make the next hfty years as rewarding as the last fifty. 312 Bloomington St. 210 PRESIDENT ............... RICH GAINES VICE-PRES. ............ BOB KOTTCAMP TREASURER ..... ' ..... GEORGE HATCH SECRETARY ........... JACK GODWIN LAMBDA CHI ALPHA PLEDGESaFront Row: Dean Ginth- er, George De Met, 11, Bill Tysseling, Rick Watson. Second Row: Jack Gross, David Deets, Tom Tice, Dick Hey st Third Row: Bob Tongren, Mike Holt, Peter Pashler, Jerry Ambrose. Fourth Raw: Bob Block, Greg Alspach, Kent Shirley, Robert Prewitt. Back Row: John Gambaiani, Ron Fairchild, Bob Gregg, Richard Greer. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA ACTIVES Front Row: John Godwin, J on Willcox, Tom Dexter, Rich Gaines, Mrs. Long, Bob Kottkamp, Jeff Perlman, George Hatch, Jerry D. Erkert. Se'cond Row: Jerry Vetterick, John Vetterick, Chuck Diggs, Bob Woodburn, Clyde Irvine, Dave Speicher, Dave Hoover, Dave Allard, Wendell Drew. Third Row: Thomas Metz, John Warn, Richard Loeffler, Eric Rob- ertson, Leighton Turner, Dave Johnson, Phil Powell, Howard Brockman, Everett Landen, Greg Moore. Fourth Row: Jeff Stein, Jim Wohlleb, Gary Sullivan, John Cornelsen, Steve Hartman, Fer- ris Winterberg, Tom Rogers, J ohn Fritsch, Joe Guirreri. Back Row: James Sturrock, Bob Mulford, Paul Vetterick, Bill Unzicker, John McCallmeascot, Gerald Allen, Jack Campbell, Ron Gibson, Larry Junod, Bob Miya. The helpless pledge suddenly finds himself exposed to so many new elements. 6:1 Y A 1; . 4m PHI GAMMA DELTA ACTIVEkFron! Row: Dave Jensen, Gerry Chapman, Dave Williams, Bob Sielken, Bob Vedder, Dinky, Mrs. Keenan, Tom Boswell, Steve Hayes, Tom Hosicr, Steve Huff- man, Bob Coolman. Second Raw: Wayne Nelson, Rick Edman, Greg Pearson, Wes Ground, Harry Dunwoody, Al Thorstcnson, Buddy Rogers, Mike McKechnie, David Hinshaw, Bill Stoner. Third Row: Craig Stokely, Steven Young, Thomas Grooms, Bob 212 Macoy, Jay Cordill, Dan Breckenridge, Jon Penn, Bob Palmer, Jim Gould, Terry Etter. Fourth Row: Stuart Ober, Mike Dixson, Doug Smith, Bob Wells, Bill DeGrafT, Mark Fraser, Jeff Pear- son, Steve Shattuck, Mike Malmer, Don Lovelace, Greg Keller. Back Row: James Smith, Bill Gilbert, Chuck Jenkins, John De Jong, Schrade Radtke, Steve Norris. an- F A The Phi Gamma Deltas again have the fastest freshmen on campuseiev this was their fifth year in a row to win the Pumpkin Pie Race. Win- ning the Pumpkin Pie Race is becoming almost as traditional for the Fijiis as coaching the DG foot- ball team or having the Purple Garter Dance. None of these traditions, however, can come close to the famous itFiji Isleh Which the Phi Gams hold every spring. The newest thing around the Fiji house is the house itself. While a few of the Fijiis still occupy their old house, iiThe Castle? this is the hrst full year the brothers have enjoyed in their new house. They say that they and Gamma, the Fiji owl, are looking forward to many more. PHI GAMMA DELTA PLEDGEkFront Row: Jim Putnam, Bill Scaife, Martin Foster, Bob Hartung, Boyd McCracken. Second Raw: Warren Onken, Gary Taylor, John Current, Richard Swan- son, George Vickery. T lzird Row: Gehl Tucker, Barry Krause, Dan Swift, Dan Winter, Bob Miles. F ourth Row: Mike Hickman, Larry Elliott, Dan Spear, Steve Davis, Tim Campbell. Back Row: Kerry Moskop, Pete Valessares, Ron Koules. 213 PRESIDENT ............... BOB VEDDER TREASURER . . . . ....... TOM BOSWELL REC. SECRETARY ...... STEPHEN HAYES CORRES. SECRETARY . . A BOB SIELKEN 916 S. College Ave. A 6-D With a pledge class of 31, the men of Phi Delta Theta had a large force to defend the Rock this year. And the pledges were often put to the test, for one of the most popular activities on campus was painting the Phi Delt Rock. The Phi Delts wielded paint themselves each year. With the as- sistance of a sorority, they volunteered their serv- ices to a needy project on their Community Help Day. Another annual affair of the Phi Delts is the Miami Triad, a dance which they gave jointly with the Betas and the Sigma Chits. The Triad commemorates the founding of the Alpha chap- ters of all three of these fraternities at Miami Uni- versity. 446 Anderson St. PRESIDENT ............. STEVE YOUNG VICE-PRES. ........ CHUCK 'LEININGER TREASURER . . . . . ; ..... JACK DUNNICK SECRETARY ........ TOM TEEGARDEN 2l4 PHI DELTA THETA PLEDGELFront Row: Nick Stanley, Wil- liam Korber, Stephen Cagle, Mike Baldwin, John Caputo, Larry McMahan. Second Row: Tom Ely, Cal Christy, J ohn Dietsch, Gary Schnell, John Nuetzel, Richard Handschuh, Mike Anderson. T hird Row: John Selby, Steve Kiley, Mike Trueblood, Tom Story, Fred Barnes, Charles Arnold. Fourth Row: 10th Sacramento, Greg Martin, Steve Jones, Steve Marvin, Bob White, John Lundblad. Back Row: Bob Diehl, J ohn Shields, Richard Aikman, Rich Boyce, Ty Somershield, Paul Tatham. Painting the notorious Thi Delt RocH 1966 style minus the usual new hairdo. f; PHI DELTA THETA ACTIVEsiFront Row: Heinz Derigs, Dex T hird Row: Mike Thomasson, R00 Carson, Jim Means, Mike Means, Steve Weber, Chuck Leininger, Tom Teegarden, Mrs. Cronin, Steve Davis, Steve Barr, Steve Hadley, Andy Hess, David Brown, Steve Young, David Meek, J ack Dunnick, Greg Mutz. Sec- Cruikshank. Back Row: J ay Marshall, George Marsh, David and Row: Bob Berry, Brian Deppe, John Douglass, Art Rice, Spolyar, Tim Feemster, Bill McGraW, Fred Preston, Jerry Bloom- Dave Utterberg, Ned Preston, Bill Henry, Merle Rose, Pete Green. strand, Jerry Woehlck, Dick Siefert, Dave Hedberg. ,,.m w 4 F. V ....n 4;... Han.- - --;J PHI KAPPA PSI ACTIVES Fr0nt Row: Robert Hulett, Thomas Odell, Glenn White, Dan Brown, Ted Hegeman, Mrs. Stringfellow, Rick Roessler, Richard Meredith, Ted Staahl, Mark Moore, A. Brooks Crofoot. Second Row: Bob Tirman, Benjy Diesbach, Dave Hanselman, Dan O,Meara, Jim Taylor, Rick Jordan, Craig Brines, Lynn Mesnard, Geoff Matter, Dave Campbell, Jbe Miller. Third Row: Tom Boese, Stephen Ludwig, Rick Faner, Gustav Staahl, Jim Cooke, Dick Houston, Dave Joyce, Scott Johnston, John Huneke, Monty Hughes, Carl Hirth, Dean Osterling. Back Row: Greg Rhodes, Doug Waples, Mike Miller, Doug Ulmer, Bob Alden, Rick Newhauser, Randy Reifers, Jeff Henry, Dave Gregory, Buzzy Pierce. A try-out for the Salvation Army bandwr impressive Phi Psi diversification? 216 K W While the Phi Psiis alarms are ringing, so is the East College bell signalling that classes Will start in ten minutes. Because of their proximity to cam- pus, the men of Phi Kappa Psi will still be in Class on the hour. Another distinction is afforded the Phi Psiis because of their location. They can make the dash to the Boulder faster than any other house tand their house has seen many of themi. The Chapter marked its hundredth anniversary in J une, 1965. Immediately following finals alums returned to the house where they were entertained by the actives. In launching their second century, the Phi Psiis have started in good stead by revising their pledge training. PHI KAPPA PSI PLEDGEkFront Row: Paul Meredith, John Sorenson, Jon Joseph, Chris Wurster. Second Row: Roy Van Cleave, Ian Hoey, Leon Friedberg. T hird Row: Mike Irwin, Skip Musheno, Ric Fanyo, Bill Roller. Back Row: William Doepke, Paul Mitchell, Larry Walker, Bob Brown. PRESIDENT ......... TED HEGEMAN VICE-PRES. ............ RICK ROESSLER SECRETARY .............. DAN BROWN TREASURER .......... RICH MEREDITH 502 S. College Ave. E A E A series of new outlooks characterize the SAE house. Through the eyes of their Swiss exchange student, Andreas Mueller, the men of Sigma A1- pha Epsilon view American life with a touch of European Havor. Soon they will also be Viewing the DePauw campus with different eyes as their new addition, which doubles the size of their house, is completed. The outlook forathe SAE,s is not completely new. They still enjoy their usual good times as exhibited in their zeal for Ugly Man and Derby Day. In spite of their Carefree ex- terior, a more serious side of campus life is also important to these men. Each year SAE devotes its service to the community by holding a Christ- mas Party and an Easter Egg Hunt. - ' 509 S. Locust St. 218 PRESIDENT ................ PHIL ROPER VICE-PRES. ................ JACK OiNEIL SECRETARY ...... -. STEVE WILLIAMSON TREASURER ............ BOB TEN EYCK SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON PLEDGES-Front Row: Bob OiNeil, Don Ward, Tom Currie, Price Ivins. Second Row: John Meyer, III, Rick Jellison, John Boynton. Third Row: T. S. Bacon, II, Ralph Spang, Ralph Drybrough, II, John Gaither. Back Row: Mike Devor, Jim Doenges, Andreas Mueller, Tom Dinwiddie. 1 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON ACTIVES-Front Row: Jeff Pollock, Rick Wall, Bob Springer, Robert Hagemier, David Bishop, Don Wally Dalbey, Steve Cams, Phil Roper, Mrs. Howard, Jack ONeil, Underwood, D. L. Rossiter. Fourth Raw: William Habig, Geoffrey Bob Ten Eyck, Steve Williamson, Chris Wackman. Second Row: Hatch, John Mather, Thomas Stern, Stu Grauel, George Pearce, Randy Duncan, John Compton, John Baskett, Paul Bierbaum, Jim Ibbotson, Phil Petitt. Back Row: Roger Galvin, Dan Cox, Joe Ryan, David Griffin, Bruce Spang, Boris Mosier. T hird Row: John Lee, John Evans, Randy Hatch. The secret of good-grooming is out an SAE night crew keeps the lions manes shiny. Trying to detect any flaws in delivery, coaches observe the server carefully. SIGMA NU ACTIVES-Front Row: Ray Arvay, William Miller, Stephen McKinney, John Blake, Ren Werrenrath, Mrs. Shepard, Don Wright, Ron Pierce, Wayne Jeronimus. Dave York, William Long. Jr. Second Row: Rick Hirschman, Allen Kerr, Alan Wells, Jim Harris, P. Robert Linkow, Dennis Beeson, Wayne Carmig- nani. J. David Doerr, Art Remsbecher, Bill Arendshorst, Tom Arendshorst. Third Row: Craig Clough, Thomas Charters, Dave Hughes, Chris Carson, Bill Hallett, Ron Black, Dave Longnecker, Bruce Fritch, Steve Barclay, Bill Carlson, 'Bud Blount, John Bartlett. Back Row: Steve Grubbs, Tom Newman, J . Gilbert Gray- bill, Les Midla, R. Ferris Highsmith, Fred Franz, Ron York, John Ferguson, J ohn Germanotta, Jerry Connor. 4. Z N No campus event would be complete without the presence of one particular Saint Bernard-Thibi- deaux. Thibideaux has been a tradition in the Sig- ma Nu house for over forty years. The hrst Saint Bernard was presented to the chapter in 1922 by the Sigma Nu rhines. The present mascot, Thibi- deaux XIV, is now five years old. Intramurals are just as much a tradition in the house as their Saint Bernard. For the past thirteen years they have placed either lirst or second in IM competition. The Snakes best sport, however, is not even in competition. As frisbee experts they have devel- oped the game With such precision that they have more types of deliveries than baseball pitchers; SIGMA NU PLEDGEkFront Row: Jim Gerhold, Sandy Stew- art, Tim 80150, Ken Darrow, A1 Synder. Second Row: David Browning, Vernon Zink, John Lacart, Ralph Swank, David Jor- dan. Third Row: Tom Michel, Robert Coale, Jess Glaeser, Bruce Buhrandt, Duane Kelley. Fourth Row: Gregg Dobbin, Neil Budel- sky, Colin Munro 11, Frank Cercone, Tim Coursen. Back Row: Steve Murray, Tom Whitney, Charles Leffler, John Campbell, Russ Sklenicka. 221 PRESIDENT ......... REN WERRENRATH VICE-PRES. .............. J OHN BLAKE TREASURER .............. RON PIERCE SECRETARY ............ DON WRIGHT 209 S. College Ave. Z X The Sigma Chi chapter here has won an award for being one of the top three chapters of their fraternity in the nation. This could possibly be due to their ideal location. The bells across the street hinder late Sunday morning sleeping, their sorority neighbors pull their drapes to discourage hall nightersf, and their other neighbor, the Ad- ministration, acts as an eifective deterrent for any hanky pankyii Which might otherwise occur. The senior canoe trip was one of the high'iights Of the year as the Sigis proved their adeptness; at righting as well as paddling canoes. Other traditional highlights of the year were the Sweetheart Dance, and the pledges serenading the freshmen womenis dorms with the itTwelve Nights of Christ- mas? ' 311 S. Locust St. PRESIDENT ............ NICK GORDON VICE-PRES. ............ DAVE BULLEIT SECRETARY ............. RON BLAUSER TREASURER ....... HERB NORTHCUTT SIGMA CHI PLEDGES-Front Row: Trevor Lyons, Cliff Taylor, Doug McAlister, Jack McWethy. Second Row: Tim Hornbacker, Dean Samuel, Torn Goeltz, Tom Thorbeck. T hird Row: Rock Klein, Steve Walker, Larry Homing, Patrick OiConnor, Mike Boyer. Back Row: Alan Hux, Allan Kaste, Tom Armstrong, Don Carlton, Rick Velde. ' With a rush to make your head spin the Sigma Chfs welcome a hopeful 0 rushee. SIGMA CHI ACTIVES Fr0nt Row: Dave Smith, Jim Anderson, Herb Northcutt, Nick Gordon, Mrs. Toy, Dave Bulleit, Ron Blaus- er, Dick Weber. Second Row: Bud Weinstock, Bob Palmer, Bob Partridge, Bruce Montgomerie, David Hood, Terry Rehn, Dick Hall, Bob Nelson. Third Row: Jon Newcomb, John Pidgeon, Bill Higbee, Jim Dutton, Jack Payne, Frank Kube, Clark Van Cleave, Dick Walker. Fourth Row: Dave Terry, Bill Schmalz, Steve Nice, Tod Eberle, Don Hile, Jr, George McCulloch, Russell Stamm, Don Myers. Backl'LRow: Peter Allen, Lee McDermond, Bill Stone, Jack Barber, Frank Horncr, Stan Williams, David Cook, Gary Smith, Larry Mayfield. Longden Hall and Town House Prior to 1963 Longden Hall was a freshman dorm but is now an upperclassmen dorm asiwell. Long- den is organized to provide a full program for its men, who may participate in as manyiaspects of it as they'wish. High academic records, spirited intramural competition, and a growing social pro- gram highlight Longdents activities. With its first group of four-year Longden men, the prospects are especially bright for the hall; the 125 men of Longden, its Town House, and out-in-town affili- ates are working to provide themselves With every opportunity available at DePauw, while still main- taining their independence in which they take great pride. LONGDEN III AND MEN3S TOWN HOUSEeFront Row: John' Engle, Fred Haigh, Edward Stullken, David Muschler, Brian Wicke, I. J . Sheier, Richard Watson, Steve Byrn, David Rice, Bob Hausser. Second Raw: Bill Wieland, John M. Burns, Philip DeMar, Hank Edwards, J im Feutz, John McKleroy, Paul Carpenter, Larry Lank- ton, Ray Thomas, Ed Stoner. Third Row: Glenn Richardson, Mike Kallock, Robert Mangis, Richard Devine, Charles Isaacson, John Menas Town House 705 S. College Ave. PRESIDENT .............. BRIAN WICKE VICE-PRES. ............... STEVE BYRN SECRETARY .................. TOM ERB TREASURER ............. J IM McKIBBEN Thompson, William Reed, Ken Klekot, Gene Hemmig, Dave. New- man. Fourth Row: Tom Fellowes, Richard Wehnes, Doug Mell- man, Robert Schmidt, Harry Gowland, Jay Spear, Robert Krause, Charles Waggoner, Bill Pell, Greg Gray, Glenn Schreiber, Jack Bewley. Back Row: Greg Pearsaul, Jim Fletcher, Jim Green, Tom Linton, Tom Hardy, Charles Feltes, Michael Lett, George Schilling, J ack Easterling, J ohn Lewis, Fred Stihson, Michael Uno. ' a-..vu w...4-..........., mu; .. LONGDEN I AND II-Front Row: R. W. Jones, Robert Miller, Steven Mullinnix, Jay Stannard, 11, Tom Erb, Dave Grass, Mrs. Dietz, Joe Hughes, Bob Hausser, Timothy Seale, Joe Gardewin, John Horton, Jim Adney. Second Row: Steve Lewark, Bob Keim, John Harris, Duncan Jones, Rick Miller, Richard Hudelson, Lin Saunders, John Clary, John Marchetti, Nelsen Niehaus, Gerald Frazier, Jim Dill. Third Row: Michael Fisher, Rick Johnson, Steve Adkins, Randy Lazcar, Harold Knowles, Mark Barker, Bert Kiss- ling, Bill McSwegin, Gary Wood, Richard Beaty, Mike Burton, Tom Trager, David Brown. Back Row: Andy Palm, Sam Ko- coshis, Hugh Finson, John Gruhl, Charles Hershey, Jim McKib- ben, Jim Burrier, Victor Benson, Kent Ober, Mascotf Bob Hamilton, Rick Cannon, Bill Alston. Longdcn Hall Bishop Roberts Hall Enjoying the facilities of the newest dorm 0n the campus are the men of Bishop Roberts Hall. This hall for independent men of all classes was built in 1961. The newest acquisition to the dorm is a player piano which livened up weekend date nights in the bumroom, including several ttpepped-up date nightsf, The men of Bishop Roberts entertained more formally at their win- ter house dance in December and; their faculty smoker in February. Entertaining 4the women,s living units was the newly formed; serenading group, the Nightcaps. Academically speaking, the dorm arranged a tthelptt session for their freshmen. Faculty members from different de- partments advised the men on how they could best study for hnals. ' PRESIDENT ........... STEVE MILLER VICE-PRES. ............ GROVES COOK SECRETARY ........ WILL HAZLETON TREASURER .............. DAN SMITH BISHOP ROBERTS I AND ll-From Row: Jim Miller, Dave Wine, Jim Young, Bill Rogers. Dan Smith, Stephen Miller. Mrs. Enloe. Groves Cooke, Will Hazleton, Bob Cole, John Griffith, Steve Biasini. Second Row: Bob McLaren, Paul Schulz, Frank Jones, Chuck Moffett, Grey Emmons, Ben Rich, CliFf Mobley, .Vlark Weinberg, Bill Pennell, Steve Sellett, John Cogar, John Brackett. Third Row: Walt Larson, Derrick Warner, Emerson Keck, Joseph McSpadden. Robert van Deusen. Thom- as Lanning, Stephen Dierdorf. Colby Kullman, Terry Osburn. Stephen 226 Ross, Barry Charltont Dave Joncich. John Watson, Fritz Howe. Fourth Row: William Lutz, Jr., Robert Lidicker, Charlie Moore, Bill Brace. Bill Close, Mark Logan, Chuck Grench, Kimbal Robbins, Don Wilz, Ralph Starkey, Russell Sylvester, Charles Rouault, Jere Braeey. Mi- chael Boonstra. Back Row: Spark Gallagher. Bill Hubble, Larry Boak, Paul Greenough, Robert Miller, Jack Spencer, Robert Mickelson, Tim- othy Butz, Ted Becker, John McConnell, Bill Brown, Richard Tripp, David McNamara, Laurence Pickup, Curt Morgan, Mason Jen. i A u .mu. k. BISHOP ROBERTS 111 AND BASEMENT From Row: Dick Marvin, Chris Myers, Craig Masten, Gale Gebhart. Roderick Manifold, Jack Dalenbcrg, Paul Sexton, Tom Watrous, Harry Schibanotf. Jon Brictson, Tom Leidy, James Jackson Second Row: Jeffrey Pytlarz, John Thomas, Dick Thomas, Bill Thomas, Ken Massey, John Van Meter, John Chris- topher, Tom Attig, Bruce Anderson, Ed Williams, Bob Crane, Chuck Merriman. Third Row: Bill Leighty, Stewart Brown. John Bais, Michael Webster, Randal Wilson Bruce Bans Robert Hausner, Dennis Kendig, Dennis Stuckey, Larry Tidrick, Bill Beatty, Mike Brilius, Les Vanland- ingham. Fourth Row: Don Feder. Tom Croxton, Eric Spez'ia, Paul Hawkins, Tom Dunton, Jimmie Johnson, .1ch McCulloch, Frank Dewey, David Upchurch, Lawrence Kaczka, Tim Wills, Leslie Hardy, Tom Brown. Back Row: Rick Ewing, Eugene Sunkcl, Edd Sercmet. Jr., Jerry Shepherd, Rob Petersen, Ron Oehler, Rick Raines, Jim Knodle, Jim Matson. 807 S. College Ave. The men of Bishop Roberts practice their acknowledged ability to make informal picture captions impossible to write. 227 nwr- . J anna Adamson Gerald L. Allen Judith M. Allen Paula K. Allison Martha Anderson William J. Arendshorst J acquelihc Arnold Barbara 0. Atkinson Donna E. Augspurger Stanley L. Bahler J ohn Barber Susan Bartlesmeyer James R. Bartlett 228 Cynthia A. Batts Patricia Beadles J ohn B. Beasley Theodore G. Becker Nancy J . Beeghley Victor M. Benson J ohn A. Blake Mary P. Blake Ronald W. Blauser Sharon Bockstanz Madaon Boldizar Marilyn R. Bosh Thomas W. Boswell Katherine A. Bottorff Lois K. Boyer Peter A. Boyer Sarah M. Brandt Barbara A. Brines Phillip J . Brookins Carol R. Brown 229 Daniel A. Brown Jeanie D. Brown David B. Bulleit Mary L. Burgis J ohn M. Burns Margaret S. Butts Stephen R. Byrn Charles L. Byrum Donna L. Calame James H Caldwell Gary L. Cannon Virginia M. Chanda Lezlie L. Chesbrough Carol A. Chord Ellen E, Clark :5 J ohn F . Cornelspn David K. Cox 3 Mary L. Coyle Elizabeth F . Crawford Aaron B. Crofoot Elizabeth H. Cronin J . Michael Cronin Walden E. Dalbey 230 J ames R. Clark Craig A. Clough Robert W. Cole Linda S. Coleman Bruce E. Combs Kathleen Conway J . David Cook Thomas P. Cooper William B. Danner Susan J .- Dash Richard F. Dennis Thomas A. Dexter John D. Disney M. J oyce Dixon J ohn D. Doerr J ames W. Downey x Patricia L. Duggins J. Randall Duncan John P. Dunnick Ina Lynn Dyer J ohn T. Engle Jeannie A. Englebright Carol A. Englcman Jerry D. Erkert Susan M. Ervin LouiseA. Estes Robert T. Etter Ann Fairchild Carol A, Farmer Susan M. Faust Martha Fearer Nancy B. Fetter J ohn M. Field Raymond H. Fowles Thomas A. Frame Cheryl P. Frederick Barbara A. Fuller Arthur F. Gardner Robert D. Garmer William R. Gauch 231 Mary L. Gerhardt Carrie J. Gifford Sally K. Gifford Mary R. Gilbert William H. Gilbert Cyrena M. Gilman Peter C. Glanville Michael K. Goodwin Andrew P. Gordon James P.Gou1d Donna L. Grady Debora L. Grant N. Stuart Grauel 232 Evelyn R. Gravesen James M. Gray Frederick M. Green Marianne W. Green J . Michael Green Thomas B. Grooms Diane C. Gross Patricia L. Grubb Sandra J . Gulick Barbara A. Gustafson William Habig Sandra K. Hadley V Gretchen Hageman Robert C. Hagemeier Sarah A. Haines J ohn H. Hajdu William R. Hallett William S. Hamrick Holly F. Hanscom Thomas S. Hardin 233 Sally A. Harkcr Arlene D. Harlow Carol L. Harper Karen L. Harrald Kay M. Harrer Anne C. Hastings Geoffrey T. Hatch George G. Hatch Karen Havens Stephen W. Hayes David L. Heckerman Theodore Hegeman Linda Heisel Janet T. Hellberg M. Jane Hemker :9 Engrid C. Hiich Max W, Hittlf; Nicholas E. H'ollis Denise M. Holmes Sally A. Hopple Franklin D. Horner Thomas E. Hosier P. Jill Houghton 234 Patricia L. Henderson Bobbette A. Hendricks Lyle G. Henry Melinda W. Herbert L. Michael Herrell Donald E. Hile Dennis P. Himan Robert D. Hisrich 41 William R. Hubble Wayne A. Huffman Joseph P; Hughes Winston Hughes Robert S. Hulett E. Jane Humphrey Sherry L. Huston J ohn B. Jcntz Joseph C. Johnson Robert E. Johnson Terry E. J ohnston Anne L. J 0y David L. J oyce Douglas D. Joyce Ellen E. Jump M. Leigh Kanncnbcrg Janet E. Kartalia E. Karen Kappel John W. Keller Donald F. Kellogg J . Steven Kelly A. Millicent Kemp A. Alexander Kennel Keith W. Kepple Ann K. Kimble Janet L. King Robert B. Kleemeier Thomas W. Korff I ' Robert B. Kottkamp Janet L. Krueck Colby H. Kullman Gretchen A. Kulow 235 Wayne C. Kyhos Peter Lach Susan L. Lacy Susan J. Lager Ralph K. Larsen L Ida G. Laury Edith A. Leherissey Charles S. Lcininger Michael B. Lett William S. Lett Donna D. Leverett Mary L. Levy Sharon A. Ligons 236 N. Diane Ling Claudia Lloyd Richard D. LoefHer S. Anthony Long Pamela Lott George M. Love Jay K. Lutz John M. McCall Sharon McCall Marilyn K. McClure J ohn S: McConnell Melinda L. McCracken Billie A. McCullough ' Margaret A. McGleish James B. McIntyre James M. McKechnie Mary B. MacMillan Robert J. Macoy Michael N. 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Peterson Susan K. Phillips John D. Pidgeon Ronald K. Pierce Walter H. Pierce Richard Pither Marjorie K. Plummet x4; E John L. Pogue Jane A. Polivka William A. Poulakos John L. Rabb Marjorie J. Rackow Schrade F. Radtke Dorothy M. Randol Arthur H. Remsbecher J ohn M. Repp Benjamin K. Rice David P. Rice Nancy J . Rich James R. Richardson Ann C. Ridings Morrill A. Rigby Vivian P. Rike Gail A. Robertson Helen C. Rodgers Doris J . Roesener Richard T. Roessler Ann M. Roettig Thomas Rogers Marcia J. Romsted Philip 'A. Roper Diane L. Rosencranz Sally A. Roush Karen J . Rowe J udith A. Rush Richard M. St. Clair J oan Salassa Timothy H. Sams Deborah S. Sanders Paul S. Sanders 241 Lynne L. Savidge Lconne E. Schillo Carolyn A. Schrank Cinda L. Schrock Suzanne Schurmeicr Timothy L. Scott Steven D. Shattuck Frederica A. Sheridan Ruth K. Sherman Ronald L. Shimer Robert L. Sielkcn Penelope L. Simms Sally M. Smerz Carol J . Smith Mary A. Solberg Barbara J . Stoner; Margery Stoops Harold S. 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Phihp L, M.A. Inxtructor in Romance Language: No. 5, 409 E Walnut Street Fmdlay. James F., Jr.. Ph.D. Axsoct'ate Professor oinslory 609 Ridge Avenue Fisher, Georgia S. tMrs1 Raw PA BX Supervimr 13 Bcvctidge Street Fitzpatrick. Thomas D., M.Mu51 Instruetort'n Voice 700 S. Locust St. Flannery, Sharon A. 1Mrs. Dom, 13.5. Parr-tt'me Instmt'tar in Nutrition 4514 Priscilla Avenuc.1ndianapolis. Indi- ana 46226 Fletcher. Marcella R.1Mts. RoberU, RtN. University Nurse 620 Highwoud Avenue Fletcher. Robert 1.. M.A. Assistant Profemor of Bacteriology and Adviser fbr Media! Technology Pro- gram 620 Highwood Avenue Flummcrfclt. Joseph R.. M.Mus. Instructor in Chbml Music and Reper- toire and Director of Uni versi 11' C hairs N016. 701 E. Seminary Street Fonlaine, Louis 1.. M .S. Direttar ofA dmisslom and F t'nanrial Aid Srholarsht'p Foundation 639 E1 Seminary Street Ford, John P., Ph.D. Assixtant Profesgor ofGealogy 612 Highwood Avenue Foxen. John R.. Ph.D. Associate Professor ofSpeech. 10!: leave. I965661 Fraley, Mary L.. BA. Axvt'smnt to the Registrar 8 Seminary Court Fredrick, Jeannine A. 1Mrs. H1 Eugcrm Secretary in A dmt'ssion: and Financial Aid Ojire 232 Hillsdale Avenue French. Ray H.. M.EA. Professor ofA rt 106 E. Seminary Street Friddle. Catherine M. 0MISJ. R.N.. MS. in N.Ed. Director of the Srhool 0f Nurxt'rtg and Associate Profexsar afNursirtg No. 216. 4485 Marcy Lane, Indianapolis. Indiana 46205 Fullen Forst D., Ph.D, Prqfesmr of Zoology and Advixer far Premediml Program R. R. 3 G Gammon, James R., Ph.D. Associate Professor Q f Z oology 510 S. Jackson Street Garriou. Harold M., PhD, Profexsor ofErthiSh 708 Highwood Avenue 0355, Clinton 1?:u Ph.D. Head DfDepartment of Mathematics and Axtronomy and John T and Margaret Deal Professor of Mnthematict. I On leave, 1965-661 Giddens. Thomas R.. M.A Assistant Director of Admissions and Fi- nancial A id 7 Wood Street Giddings. Barbara M. 0411. PauD Assistant in A lumni 01ft: 909 Hillcresz Drive Gilmen F. Walker, Ph.D. Axxt'startt meessor ofEnglt'Jh 405 Anderson Slrcel Gooch, Darrell H.. M.A. A ssociate Professar 0 f Speech 711 Highwood Avenue Gooch, Wanda B. 0Mrs. Raymond1 Secretary to the Comptroller 205 Olive Street Goodson, Felix 1-2,. Ph.D. Professor of nythology R, R. 5 Gould, Mary UV! rsJ, R.N. Univerxity N urse R1 R12 Gray, Ralph, Ph.D. Asmttate Professor of Econamics No. 2, 601 E. Washington Street Gray; Sally H. 0Mrs. Ralpm. M.A. Instruetor in Economic: No. 2, 601 E. Washington St. Green. Clinton 0. Ed.D. Head of Department of Edutan'mt: Pro- fessor of Education: Director of Student Teurhing 629 E. Washington Street Grimes,1mogene1Mrsy Jeweln Food Produrtion Manager. Rexidente Halls 311 Ohio Street Grocock Robert. M.Mus. Associate Professar ofBrms and Theory No. 1. 409 E. Walnut Street Grublx Bernice F.1MrsCasseU, B.Must Asxt'stant in Harp 5 Paradisc Lanc Urubb. Cassel. M.Mus. Profexsor of Vtalonrello and Theory 5 Paradise Lane Grucningcn G. Hans. Ph.D. Head of Department of German and Russian; Professor of German; Executive Seetemrjl'. Foreign Study Program and Adviser ofForeign Students 435 Anderson Street Grundsuom, Allan W., M.A. Instructor in Romance Languages. I011 a Danfarth Foundation grant leave, I965- 661 Guild, Florencc C.. Ed.D. Professor ofEducatiort 10 Cole Apartmems Gustavsson. Roget, PhD. Asxixtant Professor quhiloxophy and Re- ligion KOn a C roxs-Dixriplinanv Past- Doctoml Fellowship leave, I 965.661 H Haasm Patricia T.1Mrs.William,.1t.1. R.N.. M .S. in N.Ed. A SSiSIIIIH Professor of N urxing 6904 Charleston Lane, 8.. Indianapolis, Indiana Hahn, Jack A. L, M.H1Au LLD. Executive Director of M cthodist Hos- pital. tCo-operatt'ng with the School of Nursingl 4716 Laurel Circle, N1 Drive. Indian- apolis.1ndiana Hall, Richard M,, Capt, USAF. 3.5. Axxtstant Professor of A erospace Studies 300 Grccnwuod Avenue Hall,-Vivian F.. M.A. I rtstructor in Romance Language: 635 E. Seminary Street Hanlon, J, William. M.A. Instructor in Economic: tSet'ond xe- mesterl Hanlon, Ruth S.1Mrs. Jack1 Invoice C Ierk in Comptroller's Ofce R. R. 5 Hanna,Danie1HV. M.A. Axsoeiate Professor of Sthoal M usit Edu- cation and Director annt'versitv Band: 712 Highwood Avenue Hanna,Samu9:1T., B.A. Manager. The DePauw Book Stare 711 E. Seminary Street Hannm Virginia W. tMIs. Danicb PartVtime Secretary in Associate Dean ofStudent: 0177M 712 Highwood Avenue Harlan. Muna M.1Mrst prem Axsixtant to the Regilvtmr R. R. 2 1 HarrisV Ernest K., Tt'Sgtu USAF Supply and Tranxportatfpn N C 0 1203 S. Indiana Street Harvey. Robcrt R.. P.E.D, Professor of Physical Education for M en,- C oath of Track and C r055 Country: D11 rector of I ntramuralx 710 Terrace Lane Hawkins. Bernice S.1Mts. HarryL B.S. Assistant to the Registar 201 Arlington Avenue Hawkins, Harry L.. Ed.D. Prqfemnr of Psyehalogy and Axsixtant University M amhul 201 Arlington Avenue Hcavin, Monica J.1Mrs.Alfred1 Secretary to the Storekeeper R. K I. Fillmore, Indiana Henderson, Grace L, B.Mus, Part-time Inxtructor irt Flute 4029 Clarendon Road. Indianapolis, Indi- 779 ana 46208 chdrich, Mavis H.1Mrs. Roy! Serremnu Rexidenee Hallx R, R. 3 Henry. Hugh Fq Ph.D. Head of Department cl thst'cs and Prof fexsor ofPhivsicx . 404 Linwood Drive Hickman. Cleveland P.. Ph.D. 247 Professor Emeritus onoalogv 315 Greenwood Avenue Hickman. Frances Mt 1Mrs.Cleveland1. M.A. Irtxtrutmr IPG'leIl-MPA in Zoology IO Ira verhrxt semesterl 315 Greenwood Avenue Hildebrand. Carroll D. W1. Ph.D. Profesxor Emeritus ofPhilosophy 606 E. Washington Street H111. Marcia L. Catalogue AISiSlaIll t'n Rm 0. West L1 - brary 104 W. Barry Streex H111. Peter 5.. M.Mus. , . Part-time Instructor Irt Wondwihd: 205 Bloomingmn Street Hinton. Charles L. 8.13. Assixtant Director of Admisxianx and F11 naneial Aid 101 W. Berry Street Hirl. Mary M. 0MB, Jacob 1111 Secretarr to the Dt'rertor of Pubh'dty and the N cw: Bureau 405 E, Walnut Streel Hixson. Jerome C MVAR Liu.D. Prafesxar of English and James Whit- camb Riley Profexsor of Engh'xh Litera- ture. 10h sabbatical leave firm xemesteH 710 Highwood Avenue Hollz. Elizabeth 1.. M.A. Instructnrin German 208 S,At1inglon 5!. Hope. Louise tMrs. Geraldj Secretatjv. Department of Aerospace Studies R. R1 1, Fillmore, Indiana Hubct. E11cn1Mrst Aninc1 Secretary to the Director of the Edward Rector Stholarship Foundation and F t'- nancial Aid R R. I J Jenkins. Judith A., MS. Instructor in Phyttiml Education for Women 401 E.Frank11n Street Jenkins. Mary S. 0Mrst Chatlcs1 Payroll Clerk in C omptrollerhs 01ft: 3.7.2 Redbud Lane Johnson. Charles H.. Ph.D. Assaeitzte Profexxar 0f Mathematir: and Axlronamy 613 Anderson Street Johnson, Patricia D,1Mrs. Robero, B.A. Part-time Instructor in English 702 S, Locust Street Johnson. Robert K.. Ph.D. Assixtartt Professor ofEnglt'sh 702 S. Locust Street Jones. Donald E.. .112 Reteivtng Clerk. The DePauw Book Store R. R. 1. Fillmore, Indiana Jones. Margarel F.1Mrs. 1.,Wayne1. RN. University Nurse 19 Sunset Drive K Kalula. Theodore. Jr.. M.S. Assistant Profenor of Physical Eduta- tion for Men: Ctmrh of Golf and Wrex. tling. Axxixtant Coarh oj Football 805 Crescent Drive Kelly. thhatd. Ph.D. Director of the Bureau of Testing and Research and Asxt'xtant Prqfevxar 0f Rvyrhalogr 612 Ridge Avenue Kemmeling. Ina 1MrsJ PA BX Operator 1025 S Indiana Sltccl Kcrr. Beryl E. 1MrsJ PA BX Operator 1015 S. Indiana Street Kerslener, Willlam E.V Ph.D., LL.D,. L.H.D. President of the University 125 Wood Street King. Robert H., PhD. Assistant Prqfessor of Philosophy and Religion No. 8. 5 Durham Street Kissinger, Paul 3.. PhD. Associate meessor of Physt'rs 307 Greenwood Avenue Klein. Richard 3.. MA. I nstruttor in Romance Languages 509 Anderson Street Klipsch. EloiseO.1Mrs. Ralphl R.N. U m' versi ty N urse 433 Arlingmn Avenue Knights. Norman J., M.B.A. Director afPuinc Relations and Develop- menr R. R. 2 Knowllon, Audrey, B.S.L.S. Reference Librarian 611 Ridge Avenue Ko1ling, Henry 3.. MA, Prafmar afPiano and Muxic Literature 846 Indianapolis Road Ktemer, Virginia 13., R.N.. M.P.H. Assistant Professor ofNurxing No. 6. 5613 E. Washington Street, Indi- anapolis. Indiana 46219 Krider. Alice W. 1Mrs. W. 13 Clerk, The DePauw Book Stare 205 Hillsdale Avenue L Lester, Ruth L, M.Ed. Axsistant Professor ofPhyst'm! Education for Women 401 E. Franklin Street Levine, Norman, PhD. Axsislarfi Professor oth'story 704 S. Locust Street Ling, Dwight L, Ph.D. Amixtant Dean 0f the University and Professor I Pnn-n'mei of History 704 Highridge Avenue Lislerman, Randall W., M.A. Instruttor in Romance Languages l 12 Bloomington Street Loring. Robert D., M.A. Associate meexsor of Geography and Geology 426 Anderson Street Loveless, James C., P.E.D. Head of Department 01 Physical Eduta- tion: Profesmr of Physical Education for M en; Director afA thIetics 105 Arlington Avenue Lyon. David J., MVA. Raider Counselor Roberts Hall Lyons, Richard E.. M.S. Admission: Counselor 7l8 S. Locust Street M McCall. Elmer E, M.P.E. Axsact'ate Professor of Physical Educa- tion for Men and C ouch uf Baxketball. fOn sabbatical leave March 1. 1966 to 061017015. I966; 705 Highridge Avenue McClaine, Marian 3.1Mrs. Harry2 Bvokkeeper in C omptrollef: 0,036? 1028 S. College Avenue McCord. Catharine T. 1Mrs. .1021, BA. Axsistant Archivtxt 7 Cole Apartments McFarland, John W.. PhD. AJsociate meexsor of Chemistry 809 E. Franklin Street McIntyre, William R., PhD. Head of Department of Sociology and Larz A, Whitcomb Professor of Soviet, . ogy 616 E. Seminary Street McKce. Knox B.,Jr.. Maj.. USAF. M.EA. Head of Department of Aerospare Studies and Professor of Aerospace Studies 707 Shadowlawn Avenuc McKenna, Frank 5.. PhD. Profexsor of Psychology 1 12 Northwood Boulevard MacLean, David 8.. PhD. Axsismrtt Professor of C hemistry 1007 S. College Avenue MacPhail, Ned 3., Ed.D. Assistant Professor afEducation R. R, 2 Madison. James A., M.S. Assistant Profeer of Geology. 1011 leave. 196560 Malenko, Zmaxda Z. tMrsJ, M,A. lnxrntctor in Ruxsian No. 3. 707 S. College Avenue Maloney, H. David. Ph.D. In Charge of Department of Economic: and Professor afEcortamits 705 Highwood Avenue Maloney. Marion H.1Mrs. 1-1. David1 Assistant Editor-sof Univtrxity Bulletin: 705 Highwood Avenue Manhart, George B., 2211b. Professor E merinq' of H istory 325 Highfall Awmic Martin. Lois Ann, M.A. Instructor in Political Science No. 6, 409 E.Wa1nutStreel Martindale. James A., M.A.L.S. Librarian 425 E. Franklin Slrccl Matlox. Janene, M.A. Resident Counselor Mason Hall Mayhall, Esther T.1Mrs.Wardh Secretarv to the President 8 Paradise Lane Meehan, William 13.. MA. A sxt'smrtt Professor an r1 I06 Taylor Place Meyer, Edward H.. Jr.. M.S. Instructor in Physiml Education for Men: C oath of Baseball and Freshman Barketball: and Assistant Coach of Foot- ball 1 1550 Bloomington Street Miller, Elsie T.1Mrs. Donalch, B.S.H.E. Director of Residence Halls and Food Service 322 Meltose Avenue Miller. Mary L.. M.S. Professor of Physical Education for Women 124 Northwood Boulevard Minar, Edwin L, Jr., PhD. Head of Department of C Iasxt'ral Lane guages: Professor of C lassiml Languages; Robert Stockwell Professor of Greek Language and Literature. I0 leave xer- and xemnterl No. 2. 707 S. College Avcnue Mitchell, Ethel A.. M.A. Associate Dean of Studenn: Professor 6Part-timel of Physical Education for Women 152mm! Semesterf 620 172 E. Washington Street Mizc. Lowell T.. MS. Instructor in Mathematics R. R. 5 Mizer. Raymond E.y PhD. Profesmr of English 71 1 Hightidgc Avcnuc Mont. Thomas A.. Jr M.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Educa7 tion for Men and Coach afFootbaIl 715 Highwood Avenue Montgomery Richard W,, MS. Instrurtor t'n Eronomir: No. 7, 409 E. Walnut Street 248 Merrill. John 12., PhD, A ssismm Profesxor of Mathematics 633 E. Seminary Strec! Morrow, William L.. Ph.D. Assormre Professor of Political Sciente fOn a Congrexxional F ellnwxhip leave, 1965-661 Mullcndorc. .1. Marian, B.S.L.S. Catalogue Librarian 617 Crescent Drive Mullin, Marvin E., Cam, USAF, M.S. Assistant Profejsar 0f Aztoxpuce Studies 704 Crescent Drive Mutschlet, Portia E.. R.N., 3.5. in N. Amman! in Nursing E2. 3307 Meadows CL Indianapolis, Ind. Myers. Carl F. Storekeeper R. R. 4 N Nanovsky, John, P.E.D. Director of the M emorial Student Union 104 DePauw Avenue Nelson, Fred N.. M.F.A. Assistant Professor of English No. 2,401 E. Seminary Street Ncwlon, Ann K. tMrs Robert, JrJ, MA. Part-tt'me Instructor in Philosophy and Religion 501 Arlmgton Avenue Newton, Robert D., JL, Ph.D. Associate Profesxar af Philomphy and Religion 501 Arlington Avenue 0 Othal. Manha K. tMrs. B. chry1 Secretary in Admissions and Financial Aid Ogire 303 W. Jacob Street Othal, Mary Frances6Mrs. chdeD Secretary to the Untilersity C haplat'n R. R. 2 Orlosky. Donald F... Ed.D. Associate Professor ofEdumtion 326 Dugwood Lane P Parsons. Viola G. 1Mrs. Robem Assistant in Duplicating Department. Comptrollerk Ojice Box 76. Greencastle, Indiana Peabody. Marjorie M. tMrs, Normam Secretary to the Associate Dean of Stu- dent: 420 Anderson Street Pcarson. S. Kay tMrs Edward1 Secretary to the Axsistam Dean of the University 621 Highwood Avenue Peeler, Richard E., M.A.T. Associate Professor of Art. t0n sab- batical leave. I 965-661 Pence, Raymond W.. MA. LiltD. Professor Emeritus ofEnglish 726 E. Seminary Street Perry, M. Arthur Superintendent of Building: and Gmundx 628 Anderson Street Peterson. Floyd H., JL. Mus.Ed.D. Associate Prtjusor of Woodwind: and Music Literature 103 DcPauw Avenue Pettek, William J., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy and Religion 605 Anderson Street Philbrick, Barbara B. 1Mrs. Benjamim, B.A. 1 Instructor in Physical Education for Women 116 Chestnut Strcct Phillips. Clifton J., Ph.D. Professor afl-It'stary 422 Anderson Street Pickard, Barbara 1.. 6Mr33, M.A. Partetime Instructor in Zoology. fFirst SemesteH 607 Anderson Street Pierson. Coen 0., PhD. Head of Department of History and John Clark Ridpath Professor of History 616 Highwood Avenue Pierson, Elizabeth P. 1Mrs. Coem Secretary to the Librarian 616 Highwood Avenue Priest. Martha 1... 1MrsJ Invoice Clerk. Residence Hall: Box 18, Bainbridge, Indiana Priest, Pater F.. MA. Part-tt'me lnstmttar in Ruxxian 348 Kent. Torre Hautc. Indiana R Rahhal, Mary Helen. M.A. lnSIanDI t'n Romahre Innguages No. 9. 409 E, Walnut Street Rector, Elizabeth G.1Mrs.1 Asxixtanl in Public Relations and De velopment 0$re Box 77, Fillmore, Indiana Rector. Rex. PhD. A .rsoct'ate Professor ofPsychology 707 Highwood Avenue Rehm, Matilda 1., R.N., BS. in N.Ed. 'V Instructor in Nursing 3846 Forest Grove Drivc. Indianapolis. Indiana Railing, John T., PhD. Associate Professor ofSoIiology R. R. 2 Repp. Gan: 0., T7Sgt.. USAF Sergeant Major 211 Hillsdale Avenue Reynolds, Albert E., Ph.D. Head of Department of Zoology and meesmr onooIogy 403 E. Hanna Street Reynolds, Helen R.1Mrs. Edward1 Secretary to the Director of A thlelt'c: R. R, I Reynolds. Judith D, 0 Secretary to the Director of the Bureau of Testing and Research 825 Gardenside Drive Rhoads,10hn Kw PhD, Anaciate Professor olSorioIogy 640 E. Seminary Street Richards, Amy 2. 1Mrs. Johm Ojite Manager, The DePauw Book Store 913 E. Washington Street Ricketis, John A.. PhD. Professor of C hemistry Z36 Hillsdale Avenue Riggs, Lawrence A., Ed.D. - Dean ofSntdertts 81 1 Shadowlawn Avenue Rightsc11,Betly H.1MrsJ.B.A. Recorder in Regtstrar's 0ft? 718 E, Seminary Street Righlsell. Marcella 1Mrs. Glendom Secretary to the Director of Public Re- lation: and Development R. R. l, Reelsville, Indiana Ripley.1-1ugh W M.A. Inxtructor in History 101 S. Locust Street Ritter, Patricia A., R.N., MS. in N.Ed. Axsistant Professor of Nursing 4105 Sunmeadow Lane, Indianapolis, ln- diana 46208 Robbins. Vixginia B.1Mrs. Johm Serretary in A dmissions and Financial Aid 01710 709 Shadowlawn Avenue Rodgers, Nancy L, M.Mus. lrtsmtcrorin Voice 1009 S. Collcgc Avenue Rogers, Martha E., R.N., M.S. in N.Ed. Director of Nurses, Central Slate Hos- pital lCo-operating with the School of Nursing,1 3000 W. Washington Strccl, Indianapo- lis, Indiana Rogers, Patsy S. 1Mrs. Roy1 Asrt'stant. Computer Center R, R 4 Romano. Chester J., M,A. Instructor in Classical Language: 309 Elm Street Ross, Herold T,, PhD. Professor Emeritus of Speech and Di- rector of Gmdua 12 S India 617 Ridge Avenue Rossok, Martha C. 1Mrs. Gaylord1 Pertodimlx Assistant in Roy 0 West Library R. R. 4 Ruark, Paulcnc M.1Mrs.Tilghman1 Bookkeeper in C omptroller's Ofce R. R. 4 S Scammon, Vera 1Mrs. Richard1 Pnrt-It'me Instructor m Voice 175 Sunny Slopes Drive, Bloomington. Indiana Schneider, Michacl Ct. MS. Assistant Professor ofGeoIogy 1010 Hillcmst Drive Schwartz, Eugene Pt, PhD. Assixtant Prvfessar of C hemislry R. R. Z Sedlack, Robert P., Ph.D. Amman! Profesxor ofEninsh No. 3, 601 E, Washington Street Setpa, Vincent A.. MA. Axxt'startt Professor of Romance Lani guage: No. 4, 701 E1 Seminary Street Sharp, Carmen, KN, M.A, C a-ardfnutor of the Srt'ence Laboratories in Indianapolis fMethodt'st HospitaU 1812 N, Capitol Avenue. Indianapolis, Indiana Sheier, Ira Jt, M.S. Resident Counxelor Longdcn Hall Sherman, Glen, M.Mus. Professor ofPiano 315 Arlington Ave. Shumakcr, Arthur W.. Ph.Dt Profenor of English; Co-ordinator of General llnterdepartmentaU Studies: Secretary of the Faculty. 602 Anderson Street Siglcr. Florence H.1MrsJ, BA. A rquisitions Assistant M Roy 0. West Library 205 W. Poplar Street Silandert Fred 8,, PhD. Asxociute meessor of Economics. I On leave, I965-661 Silver, Michael P., M.A. A :sismnt Profexsor ofPsyehology N0. 7, 3 Durham Street Smalu. Hubert .L 3.51 Asxt'stant Director of the Computer Cert, ler 616 Anderson Street Smith, A Wilson, MD, Director of the Health Servire and Uni- versity Physician R. R1 2 Smith, Daniel L., MtA.L.S. Cireulatt'on Librarian 608 S. Locust Street Smith10trin H.. Ph.D.. Sc.D. Professor Emeritux of Ph ysics 310 Greenwood Avenue Smythe, Deward Wt Comptroller 1 Tower Apartments Snavely. Freda J.ers.1,B.S. Asst'xtartt in Admixsiorts and Financial Aid 0ft? 706 Highridge Avenue Spraguc. Austin D.. PhD. Joseph Boyer Professor of Physics 1008 S. College Avenue Stanage, Florence S, 1Mrsj Assistant to the Regt'xtmr 405 S. Jackson Street Steele, Brandt N., M.At Assistant Professor of Clauiml Lan- guagex 723 E. Washington Stroct Slecle, Kathleen Lt 1Mrs. Brando, MAA. PartVtime Instructor in English 723 E Washington Street Stevens, M. Joan 1Mrs. Johm Key Punth Operator. Computer Center 412 E, Hanna Street Storm, David L. Machine Operator: C entral Mail Service. 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Tom1 Secretary to the Dean of S tudents 618 E1 Seminary Street T Taylor, Edna H11Mrst1, MA. Professor Emeritus afEnglish 606 Anderson Street Taylor. Ralph Assistant in Public Relations and DEA velopmertt 017m 718 Highridge Avenue Tennis, Le Grand, PhVD, Profexsor of Ramanre Languages No. 2. 701 E. Seminary Street Thomas, Geraldine C1Mrs. Robem Asxislanl in A Iumnt' Ofce R. R. 1 Thomas, Paul A, PhD. ProfexsorafSacioIogy 725 E. Seminary Strcet Thomas, Robert J.,-Fh.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics: Ad- viser for Pre-engt'rteering Program: DI: rector of the C amputer Center 606 Crescent Drive ,., 249 Thomas, Waller B., Jr., B.S. Trainer in Physical Education for Men 3C 800 S Locust Street Thompson. Kenneth F.. Jr.. Ph.D. Anistant Professor of Philosoph y and Religion 608 Anderson Street Thompson, Nancy H.1Mrs. Roberu Secretary in Prexident's Ofre 6 Larrabcc Street Thompson, Rosita R. 1Mrs. Kenneth, JrJ. MA. PurI-time Instructor in Romanre Lan- guagex 608 Anderson Street Thomsen, Curtis E., PhD. Associate Professor of Psychology fan sabbatical leave. 1965-66 I Titchener, John McL , MA. lnstmctor in Philosophy and Religion No. l, 509 Anderson Street Tostlebe, Alvin 5., Ph.Dt Visiting Prqfessor of Economics. I F irst SemesterJ 710 Highwood Avenue Truitt. Wesley 3., MA. Instructor in Political Science 22 Beveridge Street Truslen Milton 5., PhD. Direetar 0f the Srhaal of M mic and ProfessarofMuxir 309 Greenwood Avenue Tsam Wen-yen, 115.01 Visiting Professor ofChinexe 414 W. Wabash Avenue, Crawfords- ville, Indiana Tunks, Donald D Assistant Manager. The DePauw Book Store 624 E. Washington Street Turk, Laurel H., Ph.D. Head of Department of Romance Lan- guage: and Alfred F . and Ada C Bridges Professor of Romance Mnguagex 209 Hillsdale Avenue Tumell, Elizabelh 1., MVA. Profuse! of Speech and Director of Radio No. 2, 635 E. 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Adney, J ames R. 1Soph3 Longden Richmond, Indiana. 122,225. Adolphsen, Margaret 1SophJ AT Hinsdale, Illinois. 176 Aikman, Richard, Jr. 1PM 6A9 Indianapolis, Indiana. 142,214, Alden, Robert F. 1SophJ szwlr Rockville, Indiana. 216 Alcxandar, Jerry 11:11.3 ATQ Shelbyville, Indiana. 125,198. Alexander, William 1FrJ ATA Evanston, Illinois. 205. Allan, John S. 1SpecJ 632 E. Washington Greencastle, Indiana. Allard, David. 18013113 AXA St. Louis, M0. 211. Allaway, James R. 11rd ATA Oak Park, 111. 144,204. Allen, Gerald L. 15113 AXA St. Louis, Mo. 211,228. Allen, Janet S. 1SophJ Ar Indianapolis, Indiana. 176. Allen, Judith M. 15121 AOH East Orange, NJ. 139,150,171,228. Allen, Peter T. 1JrJ EX Batavia, In. 223. Allen, R. Edward. 1SophJ AT Indianapolis, Indiana. 207 Allison, Paula K. 1S1'J Atb Columbus, Indiana. 150,172,228. Alloway, Andrea. 1SophJ AOII Columbus, Ohio. 171. ALNajati, Talal S. 1Grad3 205 Arlington Zohoor, Mosul, Iraq. - Alspach, W. Gregory. 1Fr.5 AXA Kettering, Ohio. 148,210. Alston, William C. 1SophJ Longden Tulsa, Okla, 122,225. Althaus, Mary E. 1Frj Rector Bcthel, Ohio. 188. Ambrose,Gera1d A. 1FrJ AXA Charleston, III. 210. Andberg, C. PameIa 1Frj Lucy Chagrin Falls, Ohio. 173,192. Andcrsen, Mrs. Vera 181-3 411 E. Walnut Greencastle, Indiana, 228. Anderson, Diane. 1111 A011 MinneapoIis, Minh. 135,171. Anderson, D. Bruce. 1SophJ Roberts Frankfort, III. 227. Anderson, James A. 1SophJ 1X South Bend, Indiana. 223. Anderson, Janice. 1SophJ AXE! Indianapolis,1ndiana. 122,167. Anderson, Lucia J. 1SophJ At? Hoopeston, 111. 146,172. Anderson, M. Helen. 11713 Rector Hoopeston, I11. 173,188. Anderson, N. Michael. 1131.3 6A0 Palatine, III. 214. Anderson, Robert. 1.1m ATA Milwaukee, Wis. 116,143,204. Anderson, V. Suzanne 111:1 AT Fairbury,111. 176. Andes, Nicholas. 1.1111 226 Bloomington STUDENT INDEX Lancaster, Pa. Andrews, Janet V. 1SophJ AAA Ashland, Ohio. 129,144,175. Arming, James B. 1PM 106 Taylor Pl. Cincinnati, Ohio. Appleby, Mary. 1SophJ Mason Milwaukee, Wis. I93. Arendshorst, Thomas R. 15011113 EN Holland, Michigan. 220. Arendshorst, William J. 181.3 SN Holland, Michigan. 128,220,228. Armcr, Vaughn, Jr. 1Sophj AX River Forest, 111. 208. Armstrong, Thomas W. 1SophJ EX La Grange, 111. 222. Arnold, Andy W. 1FrJ 106 Taylor Pl. Sullivan, Indiana. AmoId, Charles S. 1FrJ 6A0 Longmeadow, Mass. 214. Arnold, Jacqueline. 1SrJ ATA Trenton, Mo. 168,228. Arnold, Mrs. Kaye 15f; 1GradJ R.R. 3 Greencastle, Indiana Arnold, Lochia L. 1F1'J Locust Manor Fonville,1ndiana. 186. Anerburn, Jane. 1SophJ AXQ Park City, Ky. 167 Arvay, Raymond R. 1Soph3 2N Hammond, Indiana. 220. Arvidson, Faye 1SophJ KKF Rockford, 111. 183. Aslan, Donald B. 01.3 431 Anderson Hartsdale, N. Y. 135. V Asmus, Daniel G. 1131.1 AY Ridgewood, NJ. 206. Atkin, Jack C., Jr. 1FrJ B611 Evansville, Indiana. 201. Atkinson, Mrs. Barbara 0. 151.3 5340 E. 2 1 st, Indianapolis, Indiana. 197, 228. Attig, Thomas G, 1SophJ Roberts Pontiac, 111. 124,227. Augspurger, Donna E. 15m AT Hamilton, Ohio. 17 6,228. Austgen, Robert S. 1FrJ BGH Hammond, Indiana. 201. Austin, Gail A. 1FrJ Rector Peoria, 111, 166,189. Avery, Sharon R. 1FrJ Rector Columbus,1ndiana. 188. B Babcock, Howard 1FrJ BGH Elkhart, Indiana. 201. Bacon, Theodore, III. 1FrJ ZAE Amherst, Mass. 218. Badger, Mrs. Freda. 1Grad3 R. R. 2 Greencastle, Indiana. Baggott, J oscph E. 1Sophj AY Pittsburgh, Pa. 207. Bahler, Stanley L. 1SrJ BeII Wabash, Indiana. 140,200,228. Baier, William .1. 1.11.3 AY Coraopolis, Pa. 207. Bailey, Brenda. 11111 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. Vincennes, Indiana. 196. Bailey, Nancy. 1F1'J Lucy Fanwood, NJ. 178, 192. Bainbridge, Linda. 1FrJ 703 S. College Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 191. Baird, Betty A. 15113 AF Milwaukee, Wis. 152,176. Baird, Jerry W. 1GradJ 413 E. Hanna 1.: Chesterfield, Mo. Baker, Douglas A. 1SophJRobe1-ts Kensington, Md. 152. Baker, Jean C. 1FrJ Rector Oak Ridge, Tenn. 187. Baker, J 01111 C. 1SophJ ATA East Alton, 111. 204. Baker, Mary K. 1F1'J Lucy Allegan, Mich. 191. Bakcr, Richard. 11111 627 E. Seminary Downers Grove, Ill. Baldauski, Karen. 1113 ATA Glan Ridge, NJ. 168. Baldwin, Barbara. 1Fr3 Lucy Martinsville, Indiana. 150,178,191. Baldwin, Michael. am we ' Indianapolis, Indiana. 214. Baldwin, Russett. 1SophJ A011 Centralia, III. 171. Ball, Frederick C. 1SophJ ATA Muncie, Indiana. 204. Bals, John M., Jr. 1FrJ Roberts Aurora, III. 227. Barber, John. 1IrrJ 719 S. Locust Crown Point, Indiana. 223,228. Barclay, Stephen L. 0 :3 EN Acton, Indiana. 119,125,220. Bardole, Jay A. 1GradJ 1024 S. College Rippey, Iowa. Barker, J ames. 1Sopl19 6C 800 S. Locust Grccncastle, Indiana. Barker, Mark A. 1FrJ Longden Peru, Indiana. 225. Barksdale, Evelyn. 1Sophj AAA Orlando AFB, Fla. 175. Barnes, Frederick. 1FrJ me Hastings, N. Y. 214. Barr, Steven J. 111-3 due. Arlington, Va. 215. Barrett, Dennis. 1Jr.J Ben Indianapolis, Indiana. 13 6,140,200. Barringer, Bonita H. 1SophJ Mason Bujumbura, Burundi, Africa. 193. Barrow, Ann E. 1.113 AXE: Anderson, Indiana. 116,167. Bartelsmeyer, Susan. 1SrJ KAO St, Louis, Mo. 180,228. Bartlett, James R. 15111 AX Homewood, 111. 125,208,228. Bartlett, John M. 110 EN St. Louis, M0. 220. Barton, J errold. 1SophJ AKE Maywood, 111. 203. Baskett, John. 1Soph3 EAE Ashland, Ky. 219. Battenburg, Susan. 1Jr.1 413 Elm Chicago, Ill. Battjes, Henry. 1FrJ ATA Grand Rapids, Mich. 205. Butts, Bruce 0. 1Soph3 Roberts Evansville, Indiana. 227. Batts, Cynthia A. 1Sr3 T134; Mount Prospect, Ill. 184,229. Baughman, Verna L. 1Soph3 AZ Melrose Park, 11!. 179. Baugous, Susan L. 1SophJ Mason Arlington Heights, 111. Bauld, Ann B. 1FrJ 319 S. Locust Bay Village, Ohio. 193. Baumgartner, Richard. 151.3 711 E. Walnut Berkley, Mich. Baxter, James 0., Jr. 1SophJ AX Mount Vernon, Indiana. 208. Beadles, Patricia. 1SrJ KKT Colorado Springs, Colo. 229. 1 250 Beaman, Emily A. 1FrJ Rector Cincinnati, Ohio. 178,187. Bean, Richard B. 151.3 AX Scottsville, N. Y. Beardcn, Rebecca. 1FrJ Lucy Cleveland, Ohio. 169,190. Beasley, John B., Jr. 15121 1111011 Muncie, Indiana. 116,229. Beatty, William P. 1FrJ Roberts Plymouthhlndiana. 227. Beaty, Richard M. 1J0 Longden Atwood, Ill. 148,225. Beck, K. Sue. 1FrJ Rector Pacific Palisades, Calif. 178,189. Becker, G. Theodore. 1Sr3 Roberts Glen Ellyn, Ill. 226,229. Beckstett, Carolyn A. 1FrJ Rector Rocky River, Ohio. 173,187. Beeghly, Nancy. 181:1 AAA Youngstown, Ohio 148,175,229. Beer, Joanne. 1JrJ A011 A1edo,IlI. 118,146,171. Beeson, Dennis C. UrJ EN Cleveland, Ohio. 220. Beggs, Betsy A. 1FrJ Rector Louisville, Ky. 173,188. Behrman, Robert. 11111 712 S. College Lafayette H111, Pa. 135,138 Belknap, Carolyn J, 1Jrj A11 Blacksburg, Va. 116,126,146,172. Belskis, Lawrence A. 1SophJ AX Park Forest, 111. 208. Benda, Robert. 1Grad3 Hess Trailer Pk. Greencastle, Indiana. Bender, Judith. 111:1 A011 Clarendon Hills, III. 171. Bender, Lynn B. 1SophJ Ad: Evanston7 I11. 139,172. Bcnedek, Gretchen. 1SophJ AAA Highland Park, 111. 175. Bennett, Edward A. 1SophJ AX St. Louis, M0. 208. Bennett, Sarah J . 1FrJ Locust Manor Tiffm, Ohio. 186., Benson, Kent. 1FrJ AY Glenview, 111. 117,206 Benson, Richard. 15013111 212 S.Vir1e North Haven, Conn. Benson, Victor M. 151-3 Longden Cincinnati, Ohio 115,225,229. Bentley, Richard. 1FrJ AKE Glenvicw, III. 202. Benton, Barbara. 1FrJ Lucy A1111 Arbor, Mich. 190. Bcrghult, Bonnie. tsophJ HBQ Chicago, I11. 184. Bergmann, Juliann. 1SophJ KAe Greencastle, Indiana. 180. Berrettoni, Karen L. 1JrJ A1 Cleveland, Ohio. 126,176. Berry, Robert L. 1SophJ me ilndianapolis, Indiana. 125 ,2 1 5. Best, Diane. 1112311811; Higginsville, M0. 184. Betourne, Nancy S. 1113 Mason Kankakee, 111. 194. Bewley, Jack L., Jr. 1FrJ Longden Crete, Nebr. 224. Biasini, Stephen J. 1FrJ Roberts South Bend, Indiana. 226. Bickell, Harriet. 1F1'J Lucy Indianapolis, Indiana. 150,191. Biedron, Janice. Um KAG , Ripon, Wis. 180. RELAXATION, GOOD FOOD, AND FUN FOR THE ENTIRE DEPAUW FAMILY jeWanw Memotial I 51w : Mum FOR ANY MEMBER OF THE DEPAUW FAMILY . . . GIFTS FROM THE HEART OF THE CAMPUS g 7h DEPAUW BOOK STORE Bierbaum, Paul Jr. GophJ S.AE A1ton,I11. 219. Bigelow, Richard. GL1 B911 Park Ridge, 111. 201. Bilz, Jane C. 1SophJ A011 Dayton, Ohio. Binder, Carol L. 1SophJ Mason Chagrin Falls, Ohio. 166. Bishop, Abbey J. UrJ 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. Cleveland, Ohio. 196. Bishop, Barbara 5. 1501310 Mason St. louis,'Mo. 193. Bishop, David. Gm ZAE Lancaster, Pa. 219. Bishop, Mary. 1SophJ AXQ Park Ridge, 111. 167. Black, Ronald E. 1SophJ 2N Douglaston, N. Y. 220. Blake, John A. GL1 2N Pauls Valley, Okla. 125,137,220,228. Blake, M. Pamela. 6m 11sz Jackson, Mich. 184,228. Bland, Christy C. 1PM Rector St. Louis, M0. 188. Blaney, Daniel. Um ATQ 1 Morocco, Indiana. 140,145,199. Blanford, Evelyn N. 1SophJ Mason Louisville, Ky. Blauser, Ronald W. 18rd 2X West Jefferson, Ohio. 140,223,229. Blecha, Barbara R. 1FrJ Rector Indianapolis, Indiana. 144,187. Blessing, Robert E. UIJ ATQ Columbus, Indiana. 145,199. Block, Robert. 1PM AXA Ann Arbor, Mich. 210. Bloomstrand, J erry. GrrJ me Peru, 111. 119,144,215. Blount, Charles E., Jr. UrJ 2N Hampton, Va. 220. Boak, Lawrence J. GL1 Roberts Chicago, 111. 124,226. Boardman, Carol J. 1Sophj Ar Sandusky, Ohio. 176. Bockstanz, Sharon. GrrJ BBQ Grosse Pointe, Mich. 184,229. Boese, B. Thomas. 180136145pr Lake Bluff,111. 125,216. Boham, Patra L. Gm AZ Springfleld, Ohio. 179. Bohmer, David A. 1FrJ A:Y Parma Heights, Ohiof206. Boilini, Bonnie. 15013111 ATA North Judson, Indiana. 168. Boldizar, Madelon. 60 Mason Richmond Heights, M0. 229. Bond, Pamela I. Go Lucy Evanston, 111. 173,191. Booher, Jane. GophJ ATA , Albany, Indiana. 142,145 ,147, 1 68. Boonstra, Michael. 0:0 Roberts Bluffton, Indiana. 123,144,226. Booz, Bonnie. 1FrJ Lucy Bourbon, Indiana. 174,191. Borland, Barbara. iSophJ KKT Shreveport, La, 122,183. Bosh, Marilyn. 181:1 AXQ Downers Grove, Ill. 116,146,167,229. Bostwick, Gayle W. 0:111 2 E. Poplar Casper, Wyo. Boswell, Thomas. 180 KDTA Culver, Indiana 140,212,229. Bottorif, Katherine. 651.1 KKP Columbus, Indiana. 183,229. Boucher, Martin I. 1FrJAX Weston, Conn. 209. Bourland, Rachel E. 1FrJ Rector Peoria, 111. 177,188. Bowden, Jelfery J. 1PM AY Joliet, 111. 206. Bower, Mary. 1SophJ AFA Louisville, Ky. 144,168. Bowles, Richard B. 1SophJ B911 Hinsdale, 111. 200. Bowman, Jill 1SophJ Mason Anderson, Indiana, 138,144,195. Boyce, Richard. 113m 6A9 Clarendon Hills, 111. 214. Boyd, William D. 1PM 601 Highwood Greencastle, Indiana. Boyer, Mrs. Lois K. 18m 515V2 Anderson Grecncastle, Indiana. 229. Boyer, Michael G. arm 2X St. Louis, M0. 222. - Boyer, Peter. 1SrJ AXA St. Louis, Mo. 128,229. Boynton, John. 1FrJ EAE Shawnee, Okla. 144,218. Brace, William H. 1SophJ Roberts Grand Rapids, Mich. 226. Bracey, J ere T. 1SophJ Roberts Caruthersville, M0. 226. Bracken, John R. 1Sophj Roberts Hinsdale, III. 226. . . Braden, Julie. 031.1 Lucy Kettering, Ohio. 115,182,192. Bradford, S. Lynn. 1SophJMason Columbus, Ohio. 139,193. Branch, Janet. 0rd AI'A Richmond, Indiana. 150,168. Brandt, Martha. 0:19 Lucy Royal Oak, Mich. 174,191. Brandt, Sarah M. 681.1 AAA Royal Oak, Mich. 175,227. Brayton, Barbara. Urj 113$ Indianapolis, Indiana. 184. Brebncr, James A. GophJ ATE! Cincinnati, Ohio. 199. Breckenridge, Daniel. 1SophJ QTA Blue Island, 111. 212. Breidenbaugh, Susan. GophJ AFA Marion, Indiana. 168. Bresnahan, Lynn. OrJ 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. Banington, 111. 196. . Bxictson, I on A. 1PM Roberts River Forest, 111. 227. Brightman, Allan. 68m 314 E. Hanna Upper Montclair, N. J. Brill, Martha L. CJrJ Mason Evansville, Indiana. 195. Brines, Barbara. 130 ATA Elkhart, Indiana. 136,168,229. Brines, P. Craig. 00 CDKW Elkhart, Indiana. 216. Brinkerhoif, J . Daniel GL1 ATQ Garrett, Indiana. 198. Briscuso, Anne. 1SophJ Am Highland, Indiana. 168. Brizius, G. Michael. GL1 Roberts Evansville, Indiana. 227. Brockman, Howard, Jr. 1811 AXA Olney, 111. 211. Broka, Robert. 07m AKE Bay Village, Ohio. 202. Brooke, Martha. 1SophJ AAA Atlanta, Ga. 175. Brookes, Linda. 0m AFA Cincinnati, Ohio. 115,137,168. Brookins, Phillip. 61:1 Longden J ackson, Miss. 124,229. Brookmeyer, J 031m. GophJ AXSI Logansport, Indiana, 167. Brooks, Anne B. 1FrJ Rector Webster Groves, M0. 188. Brooks, Elizabeth D. 0:121 Rector Darien, Conn. 189. Browder, Wendy E. UrJ MP Wilmette, 111. 149,150,172. Brown, Barbara J . OrJ HBdi St. Louis, Mo. 115,137,184. Brown, Candice E. SophJ Mason Cincinnati, Ohio. 195. Brown, Carol R. 1Sr.1KKF St. Louis, Mo. 116,121,127,183,229. Brown, Daniel A. 18121 CPKW Findlay, Ohio. 118,125,216,229, Brown, David C. Era Longden Knoxville, Tenn. 225. Brown, Edward. 0'10 AKE Cleveland, Ohio. 203. Brown, Helena C. UrJ Ali Wynnewood, Pa. 139,172. Brown, Jeanie D. 6111 A? Cleveland, Ohio, 172,229. Brown, Mary A. GL1 Lucy Carbondale, I11. 192. Brown, Robert W. 1FrJ 4K? West Lafayette, Indiana. 217. Brown, Stewart M. 0111 Roberts Colorado Springs, Colo. 227 . Brown, Susan C. 1FrJRector Manhasset, N. Y. 181,187. 252 Brown, Thomas E. GophJ Roberts Warren, Indiana. 123,227. Brown, Virginia. OrJ 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. Milwaukee, Wis. 196. Brown, William L. III. GophJ Roberts Pittsburgh, Pa. 135,138,144,147,226. Brown, W. $6011. 00 719 S. Locust Fremont, Ohio. Browning, R. David. 6FrJ EN Anderson, Indiana. 221. Broyhill, Jane. 1SophJ AXQ Arlington, Va. 144,146,167. Brubeck, J ean. Gm Rector Mount Carmel, 111. 181,189. Bruce, Nancy P. 1FrJ Rector Lake B1u1'1,111. 150,177,188. Brueckheimer, Caryl. UrJ KAG Gary, Indiana. 180. , Brumbaugh, Dale A. 1FrJ Mason Coral Gables, Fla. 182,193. Bruns, Nancy A. 071-1 614 S. Locust ' Indianapolis, Indiana. 190. Bryant, john, Jr. 1Soph3 ATA Grand Rapids, Mich. 204. Bubcck, Roy R. 1SophJ ATA Grand Rapids, Mich. 204. Bucher, William D. On ATQ Indianapolis, Indiana. 199. Buckley, James. UrJ ATQ Cincinnati, Ohio. 199. Buckley, Roy C., J r. 1SophJ Roberts Oxnard, Calif. Budelsky, Neil W. 1FrJ EN Elmhurst, 111. 221. Buecher, Timothy K. 1SophJ AX 1 Evansville, Indiana. 208. Buesking, Jeanne. UrJ AXQ Omaha, Nebr. 137,167. Buhrandt, Bruce A. 1Fr. EN Chicago, Ill. 221. Buikstra, Jane. UIJ ATA Evansville, Indiana. 168. Bulleit, David B. 61.1 2X Glen Ellyn, 111. 223,229. Bunting, Susan. 1PM Rector Mount Vernon, Iowa. 181,188. Burden, James T. 1FrJ ATQ Joplin, M0. 198. I Burger, Joan H. Um Mason Belvidere, 111. 128. Burger, Robert. 010 ATQ 1 Pittsburgh, Pa. 199. Burgis, M. Lynn. GL1 AP New Orleans, La. 176,229. Buxkhardt, Karen J. UIJ AZ Joliet, III. 179. Bums, John M. 151.1 305 E. Seminary Indianapolis, Indiana. 147,224,229. Burns, Michael. 6111 4 Paradise Lane Greencastle, Indiana. 126. Burr, C. Seelye. UIJ KAG Hastings, N. Y. 118,180. Burr, John R. UrJ AX , Milwaukee, Wis. 208. A Burrier, James A. tSophJ Longdeu Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. 125,149,225. Burroughs, Phillip. 1FrJ Am Indianapolis, Indiana. 198. Bunis, Charles G. 1SophJ Longden Champaign,111. 133,136. Burton, Michel A. Gophj Longden New Castle, Indiana. 225. Buss, Katherine A. GophJ AI' Hamilton, 111. 150,176. ' Butler, John C. GophJ B911 Indianapolis, Indiana. 200. Butler, Mary V. cm Locust Manor 1 Marion, Indiana. 150,169,186. Butteriield, R. Amanda. 1SophJ Mason Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. 195. Butts, Margaret. 18m KKF Charleston, W. Va. 183,229. Good Students plus a Competent Faculty add up to an Excellent University THE DADS' ASSOCIATION OF DEPAUW Provides Scholarship 6 Loan Funds For DePauw Students You, like the FlRST-CITIZENS for its convenience, safety for your funds, and service. a CONVENIENCE: We are at the handy comer of the Square. 0 SAFETY: Your funds are appropriafely insured. o SERVICE: We give it, including our WALK-UP WINDOW for after-hours banking. FIRST-CITIZENS Bank and Trust Company soumw CORNER OF THE SQUARE GREENCASTLE, IND. Everything needed by House Managers can be found at HEADLEY HARDWARE 19 E. Washington St. Tel. OL 3-3010 But7, Timothy W. 1Soph.1Robcns Walton,1ndiuna. 122,123,226. Bycrly, Anne L. 1Soph.1 AAA Springfield, III. 175. Byrn, Stephen R. 151.1 Longdcn New Albany, Indiana. 123,142,224,229. Byron, Thomas A. 1Soph.1 10 Park Elkhart, Indiana. Byrum, Charles L. 151.1 1113.0 Winnetka,111.229. C Cagle, Stcphcn. 1Soph.1 6A0 Indianapolis, Indiana. 214. Caincs, Reynold 1. 111.1 Roberts Christianstcd, Virgin Islands. Calame, Donna. 181.1 703 S. College Closter, N. J. 117,121,148,229. Caldwcll, Cheryl A. 1Soph.1 Mason Terra Haule, Indiana. 195. Caldwe1l, James, 11,151.1AY Troy, M0. 125,128,137,207,229. Caldwell, Jane E. 1Soph.1 Mason Springiield, Ohio. 195. Ca1houn. John C. 1Soph.1 202 Spring Greencastle, Indiana. Campbell, Briar. 1111.1 ATA East Lansing, Mich. Campbell, Carol. 1Soph.1 AFA Cincinnati, Ohio. 168. Campbell, Cheryl. 1Fr.1 Lucy Belleville, 111. 140,191. Campbell, Constance. 1111 AT Rockford, 111, 176. Campbell, David W. 1Soph.1 6K? New Canaan, Conn. 216. Campbell, Jack. 1Soph.1 AXA Chicago,111. 124,136,211. Campbell, John C. 1Fr.1 SN Oskaloosa, Iowa. 125,221. Campbell, Susan Lce. 1501:1111 KAO Indianapolis, Indiana. 180. Campbell, gusan Lynn, 1Fr.1Rcctor C01umbus,1ndiana. 185,188. CampbeIl, Timothy. 1Fr.1 c1111 Hardin, 111, 213. Cannon, Gary L. 151.1113: Dayton, Ohio, 208,229. Cannon, Richard E. 1Fr.1 Longden Galesburg,111. 150,225. Canter, Patricia A. 111.1 AF Sidney, Ohio. 176. Cantrill, Mrs. Marjorie. 1Soph.1 620 E. Wahingtou Philadelphia, Pa. Caperell, Andrea .1. 111.1 A11 Glen Cove, N. Y. 139,172. Caputo, John A. 1Fr.1 6A6 Beaver Falls, Pa. 214. Carden, Larry E. 1Soph.1 431 Anderson Indianapolis, Indiana. Carlin, Richard T. 1Soph.1 AX Wilmette, Ill. Carlson, Marilyn J. 1Fr.1 Rector Arlington Heights, 111. 187. Carlson, William A. 1Soph.1 EN Natick, Mass, 220. Carlton, Donald 1. 1Fr.1 EX Lawrence, Indiana. 144,222. Carmichael, Ann. 1 F1.1 Lucy Roanoke, Va. 150,182,191. Carmichael, Morton. 1Fr.1 B011 Rushville, Indianh'. 201. Carmignani, A Wayne. 1Soph.1 EN Glenview, 111. 220. Cams, Stephen. 1Soph.1EAE Arlington Heights, 111. 219. Carpenter, Jean. 1Soph.1 AFA Oxford, Ohio. 168. Carpenter, Paul D. 1Fr.1 Longden Evansville,111diana. 125,150,224. Carpenter, Thomas. 1Snph.1 B1111 Columbus, Indiana. 200. Carrikcr, Kathryn B. 1Fr.1 Rector Greencasde, Indiana. 187. Carroll, Suzanne. 1Fr.1 Rector South Bend, Indiana. 188. Carson, Christopher K. 111.1 :N Cedarburg, Wis. 220. Carson, Frederick, 11. 1Soph.1 4x30 Winnetka, 111.215 Case, Derreth L. 1Fr,1 Rector Belmont, Mass. 189. 1:: Case, Robert R. 1Fr.1 ARE F1ora, 111. 202. Casey,10hn T. 111.1 A1111 Salem, Indiana. 203. Ceaser, P. Kimbcrly. 1Soph.1 Mason Oak Park,111. Cercone, Frank J. 1Fr,1 2N McKces Rocks, Pa. 221. Chaboudy, Michele. 1Fr.1 Lucy Portsmouth, Ohio. 182,190. Chadwick, Gayle. 1Fr.1 Lucy New Martinsville, W. Va. 139,192. Chadwick, Marilyn. 1Fr.1 Lucy Glen Ellyn, 111. 182,190. Chance, Cheryl. 1Fr.1 Lucy Warsaw, Indiana. 142,190. Chanda, Virginia V. 131.1 Mason North Judsofi, Indiana. 127,229. Chandler, ArthuiIII. 111.1 AX Casey, 111. 208.: Chapman, Cynthigh 1Soph.1 AZ Wilmington, Del. 140,179. Chapman, Gerald V. 1111 1111A Brooktield, 111. 212. Chapman, M. Jeanne. 1Soph.1 IIBQ Oberlin, Ohio, 184. Charles, Cecil C. 1Fr.1AY St. Louis, M0. 206. Charlton, Barry. 1Fr.1 Roberts Batavia, III. 226. Chartcrs, Thomas 1. 151.1 23' Fort Madison, Iowa. 220. Chase, Richa1d, 1Spec.1 612 E. Seminary Grecncastle, Indiana. Chesbrough, Lezlie. 1Sr11 AZ London, Ohio. 146,179,229. Chesterfield, Susan. 1Soph.1 KKT Indianapolis, Indiana. 131,183. Chestnutwood, Susan. 111.1 . 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. Milwaukee, Wis. 196. Childress, A. Claim 111.1 Mason Webb City, M0. 193. C110, Soong. 1Grad.1 717 E. Seminary Seoul, Korea. 147. Chord, Carol A. 1Sr.1 AXQ Palos Heights, 111. 167,229. Christianer, Daryl E. 1Soph.1 AY Forest Park, 111. 135,136,207. Christman, Ronald. 1Fr.1 ATA Indianapolis, Indiana. 205. Christopher, John C. 1Fr.1 Roberts Stamford, Conn. 227. Christopher, Susan L. 1Fr.1 Rector Evanston, Ill. 182,188. Christy, Calvin. 1Fr.1 1A6 St. Louis, MO. 214. Chupp, Judy I.1Fr.1 Lucy Acton, Indiana. 190. Cibulka, Heather. 1Soph.1 1131? Western Springs, 111. 184. Cicero, Margaret M. 1F 1.1 Rector Rockford, 111. 174,188. Cigrand, Susan L. 1Soph.1AZ Park Ridge, 111. 179. Clark, Elizabeth. 1Fr.1Lucy Columbus, Ohio. 166,190. Clark, Ellen E. 181.1 AF Racine, Wis. 176,229 Clark, James R. 181.1 AX 254 Monticcllo, Indiana. 123,208,230 Clark, Michac11.1Soph.1212 S. Vinc Oberlin, Ohio. , Clark, P. Stcvcn. 1Grad.1 301 E. Seminary Sabetha, Kans. 149. Clarke, Robert. 1Grad.1513 E. Seminary Biddeford, Maine. Clary, John A. 11r.1 Longden Montezuma, Indiana. 225. Cleveland, James. 1Soph.1 604 Anderson Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. Clinton, Roberta M. 1Soph.1 Mason Peotone,111. 144,195. Cloe, Alan B. 1Fr.1 ATA Noblesville, Indiana. 124,142,205. Close, William R. 1Fr.1 Roberts Birmingham, Mich. 147,226. Clough, Craig A. 151.1 EN Wilmette, 111. 220,230. CoakIey, Janet. 1Fr.1 Lucy Hastings, N. Y. 178,190. C0318, Robert A. 1Fr.1 EN Bethesda, Md. 221. Coapstick, Karen E. 1Soph.1AZ 1ndianapolis,1ndiana. 179. Cobb, Bradford L. 111.1 AX Wheaten, 111. 208. Coburn, Karen S. 111.1 AF Dayton, Ohio. 176. Cochran, Roberta. 1Fr.1 Lucy Tipton, Indiana 185,190. Cockrill, Joanne. 1Soph.1 Ar Chicago, Ill. CoRin, Donald A. 1Fr.1 ATQ Indianapolis, Indiana. 124,142,198. Cogar, John A. 1Fr.1R0beIts College Park, Md. 123,150,226. Colby, Elisabeth E. 1Soph.1 Mason Brockton, Mass. 194. Cole, 10111-1 L. 1Fr.1 Roberts Edgewood, Md. 123. Cole, Robert W,, Jr. 151.1 Roberts Springtield, Ohio. 127,226,230. Coleman, Linda S. 1S1.1 A41 Waveland, Indiana. 153,172,230. Colen, Bradford. 1F1.1BeH Peoria, 111. 201. Colip, Charlane 1. 181.1 AP South Bend, Indiana. 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Dodge, Nancy A. 010111311: Western Springs, Ill. 126,184. Doenges, James II. GL1 EAE Anderson, Indiana. 218. Doepke, William B. 18111 QK? Evansville, 111. 217. Doerr, John D. 18m 2N Bronxville, N. Y. 220,230. Dohrmann, Susan E. UrJ AF Darien, Conn. 176. Donaldson, Jerry L. 1SophJ Roberts Laurel, Miss. Dondero, Margaret A. 0:111 Rector Royal Oak, Mich. 182,187. Dooley, Jane. 1F1'J Lucy Albion, Mich. 174,190. Doolittle, Charles. 013 101 Bloomington Park Ridge, 111. Doubet, Dianne J1 1FIJ Rector Niles, Ohio. 177,187. Douglass, Carol H. 1SophJ AP La Grange Park, 111. 176. Douglass, John P. 1SophJ 4M9 Chicago, 111. 122,215. Dowell, R. Kent. 18m 711 E.Wa1nut Pekin, 111. Downey, J ames W. 1SrJ Ben Princeton, Indiana. 200,230. Downs, Susan I . 1SophJ Lucy New Albany, Indiana. 182. Drake, Martha. 18011113 AXQ Petosky, Mich. 167. Drake, Paula. 0:112 Lucy Hamilton, Ohio. 166,192. Drake, Robert A. GophJ AY St. Louis, M0. 207. ; RA lPH e m m PM Tom PHY WW 9W pWWM Portraits Color Dance Pictures Pledge Class Pictures Yea rbook Pictures I Drew, Thomas A. UrJ ATQ Milwaukee, Wis. 135,199. Drew, Wendell. Grj AKA Wilmington, Ohio. 211. Drybrough, Ralph. 0:111 EAE Indianapolis, Indiana. 218. Duckett, Melody L. Oer Mason Calvert City, Ky. 193, Duggins, Patricia L. 18m AZ St. Louis, Mo. 126,146,179,231. Dunbar, C. Elaine. GL1 Locust Manor West Lafayette, Indiana. 181,186. Duncan, J. Randall. 15M EAE Dayton, Ohio. 219,231. Dunfteld, Brenda. Gm AAA Granville, Ohio. 175. Dunlap, A. J ane. 0:132 Rector Bloomington, Indiana. 187. Dunnick, John R. 15111429 Lima, Ohio. 215,231. Dunning, Martha. 1SophJ KKP Decatur, III. 183. Dunton, Thomas G. 1Soph3 Roberts Washington, D. C. 153,227. Dunwoody, Harry. 6Soph3 QTA Lafayette, Indiana. 212. Dutton, James W. U111 EX Sycamore, 111. 223. Dyer, Ina L. 1512 RR? Louisville, Ky.119,128,183,231. Dyer, Nancy H. GL1 Locust Manor Bethesda, Md. 186. E Easterling, John. 1FrJ 705 S. College Mexico, M0. 224. Eberle, Charles A. III. 150 EX Jenkinstown, Pa. 223. EbershoIT, Janet M. GophJ AT Milwaukee, Wis. 176. Eckert, Joan. U111 AXQ Cincinnati, Ohio. 119,167. Edman, Christoph'er. Um NA Evanston, 111. 212. Edwards, Henry E. 03:3 Longdcn Dycr, Indiana. 123,224. Edwards, Sally J. 03123 Rector Edina, Minn. 177,187. Eikcnberry, Karen. 45019113 AF Granville, Ohio. 176. Ekey, Randy D. UrrJ AX Ashland, Ohio. 208. Eklund, Ron. 1GradJ 703 Terrace Lane Chesterton, Indiana. Elbring, J earl. GL1 Lucy Creve Coeur, Mo. 152,181,191. Elliott, Larry. 1FrJ 4111 Columbus, Ohio. 117,213. Elliott, Victoria L. 1PM Locust Manor Somerville, Mass. 186. Ellis, M. Shannon. GTrJ Rector Stamping Ground, Ky. 166,188. E11is,Nancy M. 6FrJ Rector South Portland, Maine. 188. Ely, Thomas C. 07m 6A9 Webster Groves, M0. 214. Embrce, Mrs. Julia. 1GradJ 203 Northwood Greencastlc, Indiana. Emerson, Carolyn. GL1 Locust Manor Rushville, Indiana. 186. Emery, David. 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GL1 ATQ Grccncastlc, Indiana. 198. Flickinger, Robert. 1SophJ ATQ Fort. Wayne, Indiana. 199. Flint, Nancy J. GophJ Ar Pittsburgh, Pa. 176. Flowers, Suzanna. 4S0phJ Mason South Bend, Indiana. 122. Floyd, Barbara. UrJ 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapo1is, Ind. Avon, Conn. 196. Follansbee, Caroline. GL1 Lucy Pittsburgh, Pa. 177,192. Forester, Nancy. 01:1 mach Milwaukee, Wis. 184. Foster, Martin P. 0111 rpm Westerville, Ohio. 213. Fouts, John B. 1SophJ Ben Huntington, Indiana. 200. Fowles, Raymond H. 18m Ben Indianapo1is, Indiana. 200,231. Fox, T. Bruce. 0:121 B011 Grosse Pointe, Mich. 201 . Fox, William W. Um Ben 258 Wyandotte, Mich. Fralick, Marsha. GophJ AOII Denver, Colo. 171. Frame, Thomas A. 15132 305 E. Walnut Cincinnati, Ohio. 231. Frank, Lizabeth. 0:13 610 S. Locust Albany, Indiana. 174,192. Frank, W. Susan. 0m AXQ St. Louis, Mo. 150,152 Frankel, Anne. 1Soph3 AXQ Sandusky, Ohio. 167. Frankenfeld, M. Gay. Um AAA Lake Bluff, 111. 117,126. 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Glick, Mary J. 0:13 Rector Jacksonville, Fla. 185,189. 4 Godwin, John. 111.1 AXA Harvey, 111. 122,123,211. Goeltz, Thomas A. 1F1.1 2X Aurora, 111. 117,124,222. Golf, Susan F. 1SophJ AXQ Muncie, Indiana. 167. Golden, Kenneth. 4.11.1 431 Anderson Detroit, Mich. Gooch, Steven. Gophj 205 Olive Greencastle, Indiana. Goodin, Van E. 4F1J Longden Parker, Indiana. Goodman, William. 01.1 ATA SouLh Bend, Indiana. 143,144,204. Goodrich, E. Carol. 1PM Lucy Cincinnati, Ohio. 170. Goodrich, Marguerite. 01.1 A11 Evanston,111. 176. Goodson, Mrs. Cheryl. 151.1 RR. 5 Greencastle, Indiana. Goodwin, Michael K. 181.1 AX New Castle,1ndiana. 208,232. Gordon, Andrew P. 181.1 EX Sandusky, Ohio. 223,232. 6051, William T. 1SophJ ATA River Forest, 111. 204. Gottschalk, Genee'se. 1SophJ AXE! Marion, Indiana. 131,167. Gough, Jeffery. 181.1 1014122 S. College Chicago, Ill. Gould, James P. 181.1611 Belleville, 111. 212,232. Gowing, Lynn 1. 1F13 Rector Birmingham, Mich. 181,187. Gowland, Harry W. 0411 Longden Valparaisn, Indiana. 224. Grady, Donna L. 1S0 Mason Austin, Texas. 149,232. Graef, Roberta L. 1F13 Rector Appleton, Wis. 174,187. Grant, Debora. 151.1 AXE? Decatur, Ill. 135,146,167,232. Grass, David E. 01.1 Longden Martinsville, Indiana. 225. Grauel, N. Stuart. UrJ EAE GEbh'drE, Gale F . 1141.1 Roberts Broadview, 111. 144,227. Gehlhausen, Keith F. 1Soph3 Roberts Birdseye, Indiana. Geisler, Gayle, 1131.1 Lucy Indianapolis,1ndiana. 182,190. Geiss, Nancy .1. 15013111 113th St. Louis, Mo. 133,184. Gentry, James. 1F1J 209 W. Washington Plainlield, Indiana. George, Thomas. 1SophJ ATA River Forest, 111. 204. Gerhardt, Mary L. 151.1 AAA Barringmn, 111. 118,175,232. Gerhold, James H. 61.1 EN South Bend, Indiana. 221. Germanotta, John J. 1SophJ 2N Milwaukee, Wis. 136,220. Gibson, John A. 011.1 101 Bloomington Chicago, 111. Gibson, John H. 61.1 AKE Indianapolis, Indiana. 202. Gibson, Ronald. 1113 AXA Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 152,211. Gifford, Carrie. 1S0 155 W. 16th St, Indianapolis, Ind. Wabash, Indiana. 197,232. Gifford, Sally K. 451.1 AAA Chicago, 111. 144,175,232. Gmord, Weniiy. 1SpecJ 316 Arlington Greencastle: Indiana. Gigliotti, Ross. fSophJ ATP. Verona, Pa. 199. Gilbert, Martha. 11:13 Lucy Clarendon Hills, 111. 185,190. Gilbert, Mary R. 1SrJ AZ Ossining, N. Y. 115,147,179,232. Gilbert, Phyllis. 1FrJ Lucy Timonium, Md. 192. Gilbert, William H. 131.1 rbrA Western Springs, 111. 212,232. Gilkey, Sandra J. 1SophJ Mason Waukegan, 111. Graves, Heather. 1SophJ Acb Columbus, Ohio. 140,143,172. Gravesen, Carol A. $1.1 Rector Flossmoor, 111. 174. Gravesen, Evelyn. 151.1 AAA Flossmoor, 111. 148,175,233. Gray, Gregory 0. 1FrJ Longden Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 224. Gray, J ames M. 1S0 AT Garden City, N. Y. 207,233. Grayhill, Jon G. 01.1 21 Rockford, 111. 150,220. Grccu, David. 01.1 619 Anderson Fort Wayne, Indiana. Green, Duane. 1Sophj 1M9 Tuscola, 111. 115,215. Green, Frederick M. 151.1 AX Dearbom, Mich. 115,233. 1 260 Indianapolis, Ind. 115,120,127,219,232. Green, James, Jr. 1131.1 705 S. College Wilmette, III. 224. Green, Marianne. 151.1 KKP Houston, Texas. 183,233. Green, Robert P. 1F13 AX Dearborn, Mich. 209. Gresn, Susan E. 1Soph3 AXQ Chicago, 111. 146,167. Greene, Marcia M. 1PM Rector Oronoco, Minn. 189. Greenhoe, Linda L. 0:13 Rector Midland, Mich. 185,188. Greenman, Jill D. 1FrJ RthOr West Lafayette, Indiana. 173,1 S7. Greenough, H. Paul. Sophj Roberts Marion, Indiana. 226. Greer, J . Michael. 151.1 AY Vandalia,111. 207,233. Greer, Richard. 1F1J AXA Oak Ridge, Tenn. 210. Gregg, Karyl L. 1SophJ Mason Manhattan, Ill. Gregg, Robert. 1PM AXA Joliet, III. 210. Gregory, David L. 15013113 6K1; Kokomo, Indiana. 124,137,216. Grench, Charles H. 1FrJRobcrts Terre Haute, Indiana. 226. Grcslcy, J on R. GophJ AX Fort Wayne, Indiana. 124,208. Griffm, H. Richard. 1Soph.,1 Bert London, NW 3, England. 200. Griifm, J. David. 01.1 EAE Oak Ridge, Tenn. 219. Griffith, Jon P. GophJ Roberts CrystaI Lake, 111. 226. 6111111113, James. tGradJ 718 E. Seminary Greencastle, Indiana. Grifflths, Mrs. Martha. 15m 718 E. Seminary Greancastle, Indiana. Grindler, Doralee. 0:111 Lucy Brentwood, M0. 177,190. Grodrian, Tim A. 01.1 AX Fort Wayne, Indiana. 150,153,208. Grooms, Thomas. 151.1 QFA B1ueIlemd,Ill. 212,233. Gross, Diane C. 181.1 AT La Grange,111. 176,233. Gross, John, J 1. 1F1J AKA Rochester, Minn. 150,210. Gross, Kathleen. 1SophJ AFA Springfield, 111. 119,168. Gross, Robert W. 1171.1 BOII Shelburn, Indiana. 124,201. Grossmau, William. 01.1 B011 Omaha,Nebr.'116,136,200. Grossnickle, Steven. 1SophJ ATS! Warsaw,1ndiana. 199. Ground, John W. IV. 1SophJ ?FA East Lansing, Mich. 212. Groves, Cynthia. 1FrJ Lucy Rossville, 111. 150,173,191. Grubb, Patricia L. 613 AF 1 Champaign, 111. 176,233. Grubbs, Mary. 1Soph3 AFA Christianburg, Va. 150,168. Grubbs, Stephen C. Gophj E-N Indianapolis, Indiana. 220. Gruhl, John R. 1FrJ Longden Davenport, Iowa. 144,225. 9 Guirreri, J oseph. 01.1 AXA Lafayette,N.J.125,149,152,211. Gulick, Sandra. 151.1 APA .1 Dayton, Ohio. 128,168,233. Gundberg, Caren. 1FrJ 610 S. Locust La Grange Park, 111. 192. ,- Gunkel, Susan L. 1SophJ Mason Indianapolis, Indiana. 194. Gunther, A1111 C. 1.11.1 AAA Galesburg, 111. 126,128,175. Gustafson, Barbara. 1513111111 Park Ridge, 111. 233. Congratulations to the Class of ,66 from THE DOUBLE DECKER RESTAURANTS 0 THE CAMPUS DOUBLE Across from SAE 0 THE DOUBLE DECKER DRIVE-IN Indianapolis Road MASONIC RING DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS . . . for the matrimonial minded WATCHES AND CLOCKS . . . to get you to class on time RADIOSoRECORD PLAYERS AND TAPE RECORDERS . . . for your listening enjoyment CHINA-CRYSTAL AND STERLING . . . for your hope chest A HOST OF WONDERFUL GIFTS . . . for all of your loved ones YOU DONT NEED CASH! IToS EASY TO PAY THE HILLMAN WAY Gutting, Anne. 1Soph.1 KAG Centerpon, N. Y. 180. Gwin, Betty S. 1.11:1 AZ Conncrsville, Indiana. 138,146,179. H Haas, Nancy C. 1Soph.1 AZ Yucaipa, Calif. 144,179. Habig, William. 1Sr.1 EAE Indianapolis, Indiana. 219,233. Hadley, Sandra. 1Sr.1 KKT Fort Wayne, Indiana. 183,233. Hadley, Stephen. 1.1 r.1 1A8 Indianapolis, Indiana. 153,215. Hageman, Gretchen. 1Sr.1KKT New Canaan, Conn. 183,233. Hagemier, Robert. 1Sr.1 2. Indianapolis, Indiana. 219,233. Haigh, C. Frederick. 1Soph.1 Longden Clarion, Iowa. 224. Haines, Sarah. 1Sr.1 AAA Du Quoin,111. 175,233. Hajdu, John. 1Sr.1 430 Anderson Cresson, Pa. 149,150,233. Hakancn, Gayle A. 1Jr.1 Mason Glenview, 111. 177,195. HaIfman, Thomas. 1Soph.1 B611 Highland, Indiana. 200. Hall, Mrs. Florence. 1Sr.1 300 Greenwood Greencastle, Indiana. Hall, Richard A, 1.11:1 EX .Teffersonville, Indiana. 124,153,223. Hallan, Roberta. 1Fr.1Lucy Holland, Mich. 177,192. Hallett, William. 1Sr.12N Cleveland, Ohio. 143,220,233. Hallstein, Ann L. 1Fr.1 Rector Cleveland Heights, Ohio. 187. Haltom, Diana. 1Fr.1Lucy Cloverdale, Indiana. 191. Halvorson, Patricia. 1Fr.1 Rector Rockford, 111. 189. Hamilton, C.'Tracy. 1Fr.1 AKE South Bend, Indiana. 202. Hamilton, Elizabeth. 1.1111 729 E. Seminary Greencastle, Indiana. Hamilton, Jean. 1Soph.1l'IBiD Cincinnati, Ohio. 184. Hamilton, Joan E. 1Soph.1 AT Cincinnati. Ohio. 176. Hamilton, Robert E. 11111 Longden Cincinnati, Ohio. 129,148,225. Hamilton, Thomas. 1Soph.1 ATA Greencast1e,1ndiana. 209. Hamm, C. Gregory. 1Fr.1AX Marion,1ndiana. 209. Hammond, P. Theodore. 1Fr.1 ATA San Marino, Calif. 205. Hamontre, Mrs. Romilda. 1Spec.1 402 Meadow Drive Greencastle, Indiana. Hamrick, William s. 1511 AX Indianapolis, Indiana. 208,233. Handley, Kenneth. 1Jr.1 ATA Indianapolis, Indiana. 116,143,144,147,204. Handschuh, Richard. 1Fr.1 4A9 Chicago,111. 214. Hanna, Susanne. 1Fr.1Rectox Lansing, Mich. 178,189. Hans, Diana. 1Jr.1AOH Chicago.111. 171. V ' Hanscom, Holly. 1Sr.1 KKF Glcnview, 111. 183,233. Hansclman, David. 1Soph.1$161r Angola, Indiana. 137,216. Hansen, James, Jr. 1Soph.1 712 S. College Glen E11yn,111. 135,138. Hanson, Barbara I . 1Sr.1 Mason Minneapolis, Minn. Hanson, Marta. 13013111 mm Glenview,111. 184. Harbottle, David. 1Soph.1ATA Dayton, Ohio. 204. Hardaway, Linda S. 1Fr.1Rector Terre Haute, Indiana. 189. Hardin, Thomas. 1Sr.1 ATE! New York, N. Y. 115,137,143,148,199,233. Hardy, Leslie B. 1Fr.1 Roberts Salem, Ohio. 227. Hardy, Thomas. 1Fr.1 705 S. College St. Louis, Mo. 224. Harford, Susan. 1Soph.1 AOH Mazon,111. 171. Hargrove, Percy. 1Soph.1 Longden Gary, Indiana. Harker, Sally. 1Sr.1 KKF Indianapo1is,1ndiana. 118,233. Harlow, Arlene D. 151.1 AZ Tipton, Indiana. 150,179,233. Harnden, PauI. 1Soph.1 ATA Lake Forest,111. 204. Harper, Carol L. 15121 ATA Springtield, Ohio. 175,233. Harrald, Karen. 1Sr.1 Aou Elmhurst, 111. 233. Harrald, Robert. 1Soph.1 AY Elmhurst, 111. 207. Harrer, J ames P. 1Soph.1 Roberts La Porte, Indiana: Harrer, Kay M. 1Sr.18AZ La Portc, Indiana. 121,179,233. Harris, James R., Jr. 1Soph.1 EN Oklahoma City, Okla. 220. Harris, John L. 1Jr.1L0ngden Oberlin, Ohio. 225. Harris, John R., Jr. 1FI.1ATA Glenview, 111. 135,205. Harris, Linda L. 1.11:1 AT Cincinnati, Ohio. 176. Harris, Sherry. 1Sr.1 413 E1m Muncie, Indiana. 145. Hartman, Stephen. 1Soph.1 AXA Hammond,1ndiana. 211. Hartung, Robert. 1Soph.1 QFA Bettendorf, Iowa. 213. Harwood, Richard T. 1Soph.1Roberts Grand Junction, Colo. Hasbrook, Daniel. 1.1r.1 13011 Indianapolis, Indiana. 140,200. Hastings, Anne. 1Sr.1 KAe 4 Fort Wayne, Indiana. 233. Hatch, Geoffrey. 1Sr.12AE Port Washington, N. Y. 219,233. 9 Hatch, George. 181:1 AXA St. Charles, 111. 211,233. Hatch, R. Randolph. 1Jr.1 EAE Indianapolis, Indiana. 219. Hauck, Sarah E. 11111 Mason Webster Groves, Mo. 177,195. Hauman, Julia A. 1.11:1 Ad; Batavia, 111. 172. Hausner, Robert E. 1Jr.1 Roberts Milwaukee, Wis. 135,150,227. Hausser, Robert. 1Jr.1707 S. Locust Marietta, Ohio. 224,225. Havens, Karen. 1Sr.1 ATA Twinsburg, Ohio. 168,233. Hawkins, Paul, Jr. 1Fr.1Roberts Washington, DC. 144,227. Hay, Nancy L. 1Jr.1 KKF Muncie, Indiana. Hayashi, Noel. 1Soph.1 HBID Chesterland, Ohio. 150,184. Hayes, Colleen. 1Fr.1 610 S. Locust Ann Arbor, Mich. 177,192. Hayes, Larry. 1Fr.1 ATQ Clarendon Hill, 111. 198. Hayes, Rosemary. 1.1 r.1 AXQ Rochester, NY. 167. Hayes, Stephen. 1Sr.1 CPFA East Lansing, Mich. 118,119,136,140,212,233. Haythom, J . Denny. 1Fr.1 ATQ Clarendon Hill, 111. 198. Hazleton, William A. 1Jr.1 Ribberts Chicago,111. 144,226. Heady, Ronald. 1Soph.1 212 S. Vine Dale, Indiana. Healy, Catherine. 1Fr.1 Mason Wilmette, 111. 173,193 Heaton, CoIlcen. 1Fr.1 Lucy Crystal Lake, 111. 170,191. ... 'Hebberd, Victoria A. 1Soph.1 Mason 1., Darien, Conn. 144,194. Heckerman, David L. 1Sr.1AY Cynthiana, Indiana. 121,133,136,207,233 Hector, Carol. 1Jr.1 AFA Munster,1ndiana. 144,147,168. Hedberg, David R. 1Soph.1 due La Grange,111. 215. Hegeman, Theodore. 1Sr.1 6K? Terre Haute, Indiana. 216,233. Hegeman, William D. 1Fr.1 AY Port Washington, N. Y. 143,206. Heidbreder, Carol. 1Jr.1 AAA Rockford, 111. 119,175. Heilman, Tom K. 1Fr.1 AX Knox, Indiana. 125,209. Heim, Pamela D. 1Soph.1 HBtb Highland,1ndiana. 184. Hein, Catherine. 1Jr.1 KAO Fort Wayne, Indiana. 131,146,180. Heine, Jon E. 1.11:1 ATQ Columbus, Indiana. 118,125,199. Heineman, .1 ans. 1Soph.1 11B? St. Louis, M0. 184. Heisel, Barbara. 1Fr.1 Lucy Cincinnati, Ohio. 166,190. Heisel, Linda. 1Jr.1 AXQ Cincinnati, Ohio. 167,233. Hcldt, Leroy V. 1Jr.1AX Evansvil1e, Indiana. 118,208. Hellberg, Janet. 151:1 AAA Shameld, 111. 175,233. Helmig, Charmion. 1Fr.1 Lucy Springfield, Pa. 178,192. HeIt, Daniel W. 1Soph.1AX Dana, Indiana. 124,208. Helt, Mary E. 1Fr.1 Rector Dana,1ndiana. 173,189. Hemker, M. Jane. 1Sr.1 155 W. 16th St., Indianapo1is, Ind. Dayton, Ohio. 197,233. Hemmig, F. Gene. 1Soph.1 Longdcn Hamlet, Indiana. 224. HcmphilI, R. Theodore. 1Sr.1 401 E. Hanna Carlinville, 111. Henderson, Patricia A. 1Fr.1 Lucy St. Louis, M0. 192. Henderson, Patricia L. 1Sr.1 At? St. Louis, Mo. 172,234. Hendricks, Bobbette. 13121311 Cleveland, Ohio. 176,234. Hannings, .1 anicc C. 1Fr.1 Rector Winston-Salem, N. C. 139,187. Henny, Susan M. 1Soph.1 AF Birmingham, Mich. 176. Henry, Barbara J. 1Fr.1Rector Indianapolis, Indiana. 173,189 Henry, Jeffery. 1Soph.1 12111 Peru, Indiana. 216. Henpy, Lyle G. 1Sr.1 EX IndianapoHs, Indiana. 115,121,137,234. Henry, Virginia A. 1Fr.1 Rector Colorado Springs, Colo. 188. Henry, William S. 1Jr.1 due St. Louis, M0. 215. Henvis, Caro1. 1.1 r.1 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. Washington, DC. 196. Heppner, Linda L. 1Soph.1 Avb Round Lake,111. 146,172. Herbert, Melinda. 1Sr.1KKF Chappaqua, N. Y. 140,183,234. Herbst, Judith A. 11111 11843 262 Richmond, Indiana. 116,184. Herr, Linda L. 1Fr.1 Rector Indianapolis, Indiana. 188. HerreIl, L. Michael. 1Sr.1AY Independence, Mo. 207.234. Herrmann, Esta. 1Jr.1 KKP Evansville, Indiana. 183. Hersh, Mrs. Martha. 1Sr.1R.R.4 Greencastle, Indiana. Hcrsh, W. James, 1Grad.1R.R.4 Grecncastla, Indiana. Hershey, Charles 0. 1Fr.1 Longden Kenilworth, 111. 225. Hess, Andrew C. 1Soph.1 6A6 Dayton, Ohio. 215. Hess, James. 1Sr.1 711 E. Walnut Wayne, Pa. Hess, Ronald A. 1Fr.1ATA River Forest, 111. 144,205. Hester, Blanche. 1.1 r.1 RAG Pittsburgh, Pa. 137,148,180. Hester, F. Allen. 1Fr.1 111111! Pittsburgh, Pa. 123. Heston, Carole. 1.1111 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. Grinnell, Iowa. Heys, J. Richard. 1Fr.1 AXA Sidney, Ohio. 210. Hickman, Mrs. Janice. 1Grad.1 227 Hillsdale. Greencastle, Indiana. Hickman, Karen L. 1Fr.1Rector Rosedale,1ndiana. 187. Hickman, Michael. 1Fr.1 QTA Danvillc, 111. 213. Hidy, Karen S. 1Sr.1 Rector Terre Haute, Indiana. 188. Hidy, Patricia M. 1Soph.1 Mason Terre Haute, Indiana. 195. Higbee, G. William. 1Soph.1 EX Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 223. Highsmith, Robert F. 1Jr.1 EN Decatur, 111. 220. Hue: Dona1d 13., Jr. 13m :x South Bend, Indiana. 223,234. Hill, Christina. 1Soph.1 A011 Shelbyville, 111. 171. Hill, Diane H. 1Sr.1 203 N. College , Elyria, Ohio. Hill, .1. Robert. 1Fr.1 A'm Cumberland, Indiana. 1 Hill, Lawrence. 1Soph.1 604 Anderson Pompano Beach, Fla. 149. Hillier, M. Susan. 1Soph.1 Mason Indianapolis, Indiana. 144,195. Hilliger, Nancy J. 1Fr.1 Rector Danville,111. 143,169,188. Himan, Dennis P. 1Sr.1 13611 Danville, 111. 115,200,234. Hines, Bcdford F. 1Jr.1 ATS; St. Louis, M0. 199. , Hinshaw, David. 1.11.1 vDFA Frankfort, Indiana. 128,212. Hinton, Mrs. Barbara. 1Grad.1 1 101 W. Berry Greancaslle, Indiana. Hirschauser, Jay. 1Fr.1 B811 Logansport, Indiana. 142,201. Hirschman, Richard. 1.1 1.1 2N Indianapolis, Indiana. 150,220. Hirth, Carl E. 1.11:1 1K? St. Louis, M0. 216. Hisrich, Robert. 1Sr.1ATA Batesville, Indiana. 116,204,234. '1 Hitch, S. Engrid. 1Sr.1 KKF Green Bay, Wis. 137,139,183,234. Hittle, Connie S. 11121 Mason Indianapolis, Indiana. 129,194. 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Hoffmeister, Robert. 6Saph3 ?TA Champaign, I11. Hofherr, Hannah. 130 KKF Muncie, Indiana. 183. Hofman, Gordon. 6Gradj 509 S. Indiana Greencastle, Indiana. Hogan, Jack M. UrJ ATA Indianapolis, Indiana. 204. Hohn, Hubert. UrJ 212 S. Vine Philo, Ill. Hollis, Nicholas. 15112 627 E. Seminary Scarsdale, N. Y. 234. Holloway, Dennis. 1SophJ ATQ Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 199. Holmes, Denise M. 61.1 AZ Wichita, Kans. 179,234. Holsapple, Nancy J. UrJ Mason Indianapolis, Indiana. Holt, Michael. GL1 AXA St. Louis, M0. 210. Bolton, John, Jr. UrJ ATA Indianapolis, Indiana. 143,204. Holton, William L. GL1 ATA Indianapolis, Indiana. 205. Holty, Janet. 1SophJ AT Aurora, 111. 176. Hood, David C. 1Soph.1 EX Washington, D.C. 133,136,223. Hooper, Martha. 1Soph3 AZ Sewicklay, Pa. 146,150,152,179. Hoover, R. David. Um AXA Straughn, Indiana. 118,145,211. Hopper, Leslie 0. 68013113 Mason Maywood, N. J. 138,144,193. Hopple, Sally A. 611 A1 Toledo, Ohio. 176,234. Horn, F. Jean. 6FrJ Lucy Fillmore,1ndiana. 149,150,191. Hombacker, Timothy. 0411 Ex Auburn, Indiana. 222. Homer, Franklin D. GL1 EX Indianapolis, Indiana. 223,234. Homing, Larry R. 0:10 EX Seymour, Indiana. 222. Horton, John V. Um Longden Indianapolis, Indiana. 135,225. Hosier, Thomas. 150 43126 South Haven, Mich. 212,234. Houck, Sally J . 0:111 Rector Indianapolis, Indiana. 187. Houghton, P. J 111. 1SrJ KAe Akron, Ohio. 118,180,234. Houlihan, Mrs. E. Sue. 1GradJ 6A 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. Houlihan, John. 6GradJ 6A 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. Houser, Robert. UrJ 703 S. Locust Casstown, Ohio. Houser, Stuart. 1S0 703 S. Locust Casstown, Ohio. 150,153. Houseworth, Ramona. 15013110 Mason Cambridge City, Indiana. Houston, Richard. 00 4K? Richmond, Indiana. 124,216. Howard, Elizabeth. 6FrJ Locust Manor Peculiar, M0. 186,. Howe, Walter F. 1FrJ Roberts Crestline, Ohio. 226. Howell, Janel. 1PM 703 S. College Louisville, Ky. 169,191. Huard, Thomas. 1FIJ Ben Glenvicw, 111. 201. Hubble, Billy R. 15111 Roberts Linton, Indiana. 226,234. HudeIson, Richard. Gophj Inngden New Castle, Indiana. 122,142,225 Huffman, Steven. Gophj cbrA Bloomington, 111., 212. Huffman, Wayne. SO 1361! Frsmont, Ohio. 140,200,234. Hughes, Christina. 1SophJ KKT Darien, Conn. 183. Hughes, David H. Um 2N Taos, N. Mex. 118,153,220. Hughes, John M. 1FrJ 13911 West Lafayette, Indiana. 201. Hughes, Joseph P. 60 Longden , 5, Chicago, Ill. 153,225,234. Hughes, Winston. 130 6K? Park Forest,111. 153,216,234. Hughet, Linda. 1Soph3 ArA Osage, Iowa. 168. Hulett, Robert. 6121 MN! Indianapolis, Indiana. 142,216,234. Humfeld, Janet L. am 1'1qu Indianapolis, Indiana. 184. Humphrey, E. Jane. 15m 155 w. 16th St., Indianapolis,1nd. Silver Spring, Md. 197,234. Huneke, John H. III 00 4K1! Batesville, Indiana. 116,125,135,136,216. Hunt, Carol. 1FrJ Lucy Conncrsville,1ndiana. 166,192. Hunt, Judith. 1SophJ ArA Louisville, Ky. 168. Hunter, Beth. Om . 1812 N. Capitoljndianapolis, Ind. Bridgeville, Pa. 19.6. Hunter, James. tSrJ 314 E. Hanna Terre Haute, Indiana. Hurst, Susan K. 1Soph3 AT Ashland, Ohio. Husband, Nancy A. Sophj AF Birmingham, Mich. 176. Huston, Sherry L. 15111 Mason Milwaukee, Wis. 194,234. Hutchinson, Mary. 4FrJ Lucy Marion,1ndiana. 150,178,190. Hutchison, Ann. Gm 319 S. Locust Menomonee Falls, Wis. 139,193. Hux,A1an M. 0:0 2X Su1livan, Indiana. 150,152,222. I Ibbotson, J ames. 1SophJ EAE Narberth, Pa. 219. Inch, J ames. U M 712 S. College Hammond, Indiana. Innes, Susan. UrJ AXQ Milwaukee, Wis. 146,167. Ireson, Diane. UrJ AXQ Schenectady, N. Y. 118,167. 1 Irvine, Clyde. 6Soph9 AXA Lombard, 111. 122,211. Irwin, Michael. GL1 610? Indianapolis, Indiana. 217. Isaacson, Charles F. 6Soph3 Lnngden Cleveland, Ohio. 125,149,224. Ivins, Benjamin. 0719 ZAE Milwaukee, Wis. 218 . J Jack, Michele A. UrJ AZ Muncie, Indiana. 128, 138, 179. Jackson, Ann. 0 r3 KKP Kankakee, 111. 137,183. J ackson, Barbara. 1Soph.1 AXQ LcSucur, Minn. 167. J ackson, James. 1PM Roberts Dayton, Ohio. 124,227. J acobs, Elizabeth. 1SophJ KAe Dss Moines, Iowa. 180. Jacobs, Frank. 610 514 S. College Indianapolis, Indiana. 15 3. Jacobs, Michael R. 1Fr3 AX H'Lnsdale, 111. 209. 264 Jaeger, James E. 1Gradj 514 S. Indiana Durant, Iowa. James, Linda L. Goph-J Ar Seelyville, Indiana. 176. J amison, Robert, Jr. SophJ AX Walla Walla, Wash. 208. Jarrett, Ann K. 010 1812 North Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. Shawnee Mission, Kans. 196. J ellison, Richard. 031112.419 Oxford, Ohio. 218. J enkins, Charles. 1SophJ QIFA B100ming10n,111. 212. J ennings, Paula. 1FrJ Rector Louisville, Ky. 187. Jensen, David C. SophJ QFA Chicago, Ill. 212. J cnsen, Marcia. HM 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. Hinsdale.111. 196. Jentz, John. 65111 604 Anderson Cincinnati, Ohio. 234. Jeronimus, Wayne. GophJ EN Glenview, 111. 136,220. Jerrett, Steven. Um AKE St. Louis, Mo. 118,203. J ett, Mason P. 1PM Roberts Odin, 111. 123,226. J ohnson, Christine. 6;:ch 613 Anderson Greencastle, Indiana. Johnson, David. 0111 AXA Dover, Mass. 211. Johnson, Donna K. GophJ Mason Bolton, 111. Johnson, Jacqueline. Gophj Mason Chesterland, Ohio. 150,193. Johnson, Jimmie D. G470 Roberts Laurel, Miss. 227. Johnson, Jean. Gophj KKT Plainfield, Indiana. 183. Johnson, Joseph. 15YJ dam Kenilworth,111. 140,235. Johnson, J ulianne. 1Sophj AZ St. Cloud, Minn. 179. Johnson, Kay. UrJ KKF Deuison, Iowa. 183. Johnson, Patricia. Um KAe Phoenix, Ariz. J ohnson, Richard L. 1SophJ ATA Mount Pleasant, Mich. 204. J ohnson, Richard T. GophJ Longden Milwaukee, Wis. 225. Johnson, Robert. 150 ATS! Danville, I11. 199,235. Johnson, Samuel. SophJ ATQ Danville, 111. 145,148,199. Johnson, Susan L. UrJ AT Washington, D.C. 126,176. Johnston, Janseely. 0:0 Rector Champaign,111, 189. Johnston, M. Lynn. Om Mason Columbia, M0. 195. Johnston, Terry E. GL1 2X Valparaiso, Indiana. 140,144,235. Johnston, T. Scott. UrJ 6K1! Toledo, Ohio. 140,216. J oncich, David M. UrJ Roberts Sycamore, 111. 226. Jones, Duncan E. 07m Longden Cincinnati, Ohio. 15 0,1 5 2,225. Jones, Frank E. 1SophJ Roberts Walden, N. Y. 226. Jones, Gordon L. GophJ ATA Davenport, Iowa. 204. Jones, J anct L. 1FrJ Rector Lima, Ohio. 182,187. Jones, Marcy L. 1SophJ Mb St. Anne, 111. 172. Jones. Ralph W., Jr. 6013113 Longden Indianapolis, Indiana. 225. Jones, Stephen C. 6FrJ GAG Worthington, Ohio. 144,214. 1 Jones, Tracy. 1SophJ AFA Mattoon, 111. 168. Jordan, David N. 020 EN Deerfleld, I11. 221. Jordan, Richard M. OrJ rbqu Richmond, Indiana. 118,140,216. Joseph, Jon W. 07121 MN! Louisville, Ky. 217. Joseph, Richard O. GophJ AX Toledo, Ohio. 208. J oy, Anne L. 15152 Aq, Greenville, 111. 172,235. Joyce, David. 18121 4:10? Marion, Indiana. 216,235. Joyce, Douglas D. 18m B911 Marion, Indiana. 140,200,235. Joyce, Sandra K. 113m Rector Gary, Indiana. 187. Jump, Ellen E. 151115.72 . Elmhurst, 111. 129,179,235. J unod, Larry. C1121 AXA Celina, Ohio. 211. K Kabel, R. Anne. UrJ KKT Indianapolis, Indiana. Kaczka, Lawrence M. 1FrJ Roberts East Chicago, Indmna. 227. Kainz, Ann. 1Soph3 AOIT Chicago, 111. 144,171. Kallock, Michael, Jr. OrJ Lcngden East Vandergrift, Pa. 224. Kallock, Richard J . Goph3 Roberts East Vandergrift, Pa. Kamp, Kathleen. OXJ AXQ Bristol, Tenn. 126,152,167. Kannenberg, M. Leigh. 6Sn1KAe Minneapolis, Minn. 180,235. Kappel, E. Karen. 151:1 APA Hamilton, Ohio. 168,235. Karol, James B. 1FrJ ATQ Fort Wayne, Indiana. 198. Kanalia, Janet E. 1SrJ Ar Barrington, 111. 176,235. Kaste, Allan K. 07m EX Geneva, 111. 222. Katchka, Susan. 1SophJ KAO Toledo, Ohio. 180. Katterhenry, Sarah. 1FIJ Lucy Phoenix, Ariz. 191. Kayes, Marianne. GL1 Rector Co1umbus, Ohio. 177,189. Keadey, William, J r. 1SophJ Ben Dayton, Ohio. 200. Keck, Emerson, GophJ Roberts Clayton, Ohio. 226. Keehn, Susan. GL1 Locust Manor Seguin, Tex. 186. Keiler, Karen. 6FrJ Rector Chagrin Falls, Ohio. 166,189. Keim, Robert C. GL1 Longden Oak Ridge, Tenn. 225. Keller, Gregory, GL1 niwI'A Palatine,111. 212. Keller, John. 1S0 430 Anderson Lodi, Ohio. 235. Kelley, Duane M. GL1 2N Michigan City, Indiana. 221. Kelley, Georgette K. 0111 Ad: Indianapolis, Indiana. 115,137,172. Kellogg, Donald. 18m ATQ Fonville,1ndiana. 140,199,235. Kelly, J. Steven, 1SrJdnA0 Columbus, Ohio. 152,235. Kelly, Mrs. LaDonna. 1SpecJ R.R.2 Greencastle, Indiana. Kelsik, Karel L. 1FrJ Rector Worthington, Ohio. 188. Kemp, A. Millicent. 1SrJ Mason Glastonbury, Conn.l127,195,235. We build everything . . . we sell onyfhing METZGER LUMBER w COMPANY E. G. BLACK, Manager H7 W. Franklin St. Phone OL 3-4191 Moore's Shoes WEST SIDE OF SQUARE GREENCASTLE, IND. IDEAL CLEANERS FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Two Locations 614 Bloomington 22 5. Vin? OL 3-6968 OL 3-6710 Creencastle, Ind. 25 S. Indiana ART FU RN ITU RE AND DRAPERY SHOP UPHOLSTERING AND CUSTOM MADE DRAPES North Side of ME Square OL 3-3219 IFS Fun To ShOp At The COLLEGE SHOP 300 S. 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King, Mrs. Sandra. 1Specj i8, 5 Durham Street Greencastle, Indiana. Kinsey, Clarice. 1Fr3 Lucy Canterbury, Conn. 182,192. Kinsey, Lynn. 1SophJ KAe n Newark, Ohio. 180. Kiracofe, George. GU AX Richmond, Indiana. 209. Kirby, Clare. 0U A119 Winnetka, 111. 172. Kirkeeng, Ann E. 1SophJ AZ Chicago, 111. 179. Kissling, Albert, J r. 1SophJ Longden Deemeld, 111. 150,225. Kistler, M. Kip. 1SophJ ATQ Rochester, Indiana. 199. Kistner, James. 1FrJ BGH Hazel Crest, 111. 201. K1aas, W. Finley. Om Longden Plainfield, N. J. Kleemeier, Christine. 1FrJ Lucy Kirkwood, M0. 190. K1eemcicr, Robert. 15rd AX Kirkwood, Mo. 129,208,235. Klein, Richard C. 1FrJ 2X Kenilworth, 111. 223. chkot, Kenneth J. GophJ Longden Hammond, Indiana. 224. Klim, Kathryn. GophJ AXQ Dayton, Ohio. 139,167. Kline, Virginia B. 1FrJ Rector Manhasset, N. Y. 150,178,188. Klinker, Carol. GophJ A011 Cincinnati, Ohio. 146,171. Klinkiewicz, Ronald. 1SophJ 212 S. Vine Colorado Springs, Colo. Klobasa, E. Alan. 1FI-1 ATA St. Louis, M0. 205. Knapp, Barbara. 03m Lucy Hastings, N. Y. 192. Kneen, Jill A. 1SophJ NBC? Mentor, Ohio. 184. Knickerbocker, George. GophJ ATQ Chicago, 111. 199. Knight, Kara L. OrJ Mason Bloomington, 111. 193. Knodlc, J ames H. 1FrJ Roberts Sycamore, 111. 227. Knowles, Harold M. 1FrJ Longden Tallahasscc, Fla. 225. Knudsen, Ginger A. 1Ff-1- Rector IndianapoHs, Indiana. 187. Knudsen, Karen. 1Sophj AXQ Indianapolis, Indiana. 167. Knudsen, Kenneth. Gophj ATA St. James, N. Y. 204. Knuppel, Mrs. Julia. 1SpecJ R.R.2 Greencastle, Indiana. Kochanczyk, ngid. GophJ 2 E. Poplar Garden City, N. Y. Kocoshis, Samuel A. 1FrJ Longden Lake Village, Indiana. 225. Koehler, Ethel R. 1FrJ Rector Des Plaines, 111. 187. Koehnlein, Mary A. 1FrJ Rector Franklin, Indiana. 150,189. Koepke, Barbara L. 1.1m AT Glenview, 111. 176. Kolthoff, Karen L. 03111 Locust Manor Glenview,111. 178,186. Koontz, M. Kay. UrJ ATA Salem, Ohio. 168. Korber, William. 070 6A9 La Grange, 111. 214. Korif, Thomas. 6L1 1014122 S. ColIege St. Louis, M0. 235. Kosinski, Susan. 1SophJ A011 Park Ridge,111. 171. Kottkamp, Roben. 15131 AXA St. Louis, Mo. 211,235. Koules, Ronald. GophJ QFA Broadview, 111. 213. Kowalewski, Stephen. 1FrJ Longden Rothsville, Pa. Krause, Barry. 1FrJ $11 St. Louis, M0. 213. Krause, Jane M. 1810 AZ 266 Atlanta, Ga. 179, Krause, Robert E. GophJ Longden Aurora, 111. 224. Kress, Richard. 0111 401 E. Hanna Manhasset, N. Y. Kmeck, Janet. 15131 AAA Milwaukee, Wis. 175,235. Krueck, R. Ann. 1SophJ AAA Milwaukee, Wis. 175. Kube, E. Franklin, Ir. GophJ EX Hyattsville, Md. 223. Kuenzli, Martha. UrJ AXQ Evansville, Indiana. 116,144,146,167. Kuhl, Susan E. 01:1 11M: Davenport, Iowa. 184. Kullman,C01by. 15m Roberts Bronx, N. Y. 226,235. Kulow, Grctchcn. Gm KAe Chagrin Falls, Ohio. 180,235. Kurtz, Robert S. 15017113 AX Tipton, Indiana. 131,148,208. Kyhos, Thomas F. GL1 AY Cumbcrland, Md. 206. Kyhos, Wayne C. 1511 AY Cumberland, Md, 207,236. L Lacart, John F. 0:13 EN Aurora, 111. 221. Lach, Peter. 18m 427 Anderson Indianapolis,1ndiana. 236. Lacy, Susan L. 15111 AZ Kansas,111. 118,146,179,236. Lager, Susan J . 18121 155 W. 16th St., Indianapolis, Ind. Winnetka, 111. 197,236. Laird, Michael. 1FrJ B611 Watseka, 111. 201. Lais, J. Stephen. tFrJ AKE Washington, M0. 202. Lakc, Marcia. GophJ AOH Potosi, Mo. 171. Lam, Janet, A. 1Fr3 Lucy Farmington, Mich. 177,191. Lamber, Ju1ia C. 03113 319 S. Locust La Porte, Indiana. 140,193. Lammcrt, Sharon. 1FrJ Lucy Indianapolis, Indiana. 190. Lamont, David W. 1SophJ EX Evansville, Indiana. 12nd, Judith P. 0411 Rector Fair1ield,111. 185,189. Landau, Katherine. 1FrJ 703 S. College Silver Spring, Md. 191. Landen, Everett. U10 AKA Mason, Ohio. 129,142,211. Lange, Diana R. UrJ AP New Carlisle, Ohio. 176. Lange, Susan L. 18013113 Mason Lebanon, Indiana. 131,138,144,149,193. Langston, Paula F . 1Fm Rector Winnetka,111. 150,187. Lankton, Larry D. 1FrJ Longdcn Danvillc, 111. 224. Lanning, Thomas R. 1FrJ Roberts Fort Wayne, Indiana. 123,226. Larsen, Ralph K. 13111 AY Skokie,111. 207,236. Larson, A1bert111. Um AY South Bend, Indiana. 129,142,207. Larson, A1fon111. 1Sophj ATQ St. Louis, Mo. 148,199. Larson, David E. Um AY South Bend, Indiana. 207. Larson, Walter J . 1SophJ Roberts Columbia, S.C. 144,226. Lattin, Marie. 1FrJ Locust Manor Bethesda, Md. 139,186. LaTumer, Cynthia. 1Fr.J Mason East Cleveland, Ohio. 170,193. J. F. CANNON h CO. hYOUR COLLEGE CLOTHIER Nationally Advertised Brands 8 W. Washington OL 3-4615 PUTNAM MOTOR SALES DODGE AND CHRYSLER SALES AND SERVI CE 118 N. Indiana FLEENVOR'S DRUG STORE the REXALL store DRUGS COSMETICS PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN SERVICE SMOKING ACCESSORIES HOME LAUNDRY For the Finest DRY CLEANING Cr LAUNDRY SERVICE 217 E. Washington HORACE LINK 8c CO. THE STORE OF FURNITURE Furniture Appliances Floor Covering Summer Furniture h CONGRATULATIONS To All Graduates and :BEST WISHES To All DePauw Students from HTHE FRIEN DLY STORE with all your needs and more . . . 16 S. Indiana, Creencastle, Ind. Phone OL 3-5191 Laucr, Lynda K. 1SophJ IIBCD Cincinnali, Ohio. 184. Laury, 1. Grace. 481:1 KKF Bismarck, Ill. 115,117,121,183,236. Lavercombe, Julia. 1Soph3 AT Cincinnati, Ohio. 176. Lavery. Dennis. 1510 AKE Des Plaines, 111. 203. LaVoo, Elizabeth J. 1FrJ Locust Manor Warren, Ohio. 170,186. Lawlcr, Joan. 1Soph9 11134 St. Louis, M0. 184. Lawrence, John M. 1FrJ AX Wilmette,111. 150,153,209. Layman, Judy. 1SophJ KAO Glenview, 111. 180. Lazear, W. Randolph. 117m Longden Winnetka, Ill. 150,153.225. Lcatherman, Ruth. 1.11:1 Mason Des Moines, Iowa. Lee, John 0. HQ EAE Terre Haute, Indiana. 144,219. Lee, Ned E. 031.1AY Fort Wayns, Indiana. 206. Lee, Niki V. 1FrJLucy Terra Haute,1ndiana. 181,191. Lee, Terry A. 1Fm 705 S. College East Lansing, Mich. Leenheer, William. UrJ 627 E. Seminary Youngstown, Ohio. Lefiier, Charles II. 1FrJ 2N Marion, Ohio. 221. Leherisscy, Edith. 15112 AAA Lake B1uff,111. 175,236. Lehman, B. Franklin III. 00 AY Cincinnati, Ohio, 207. Lehman, William D. 1SophJ B011 West Lafayette, Indiana. 200. Leidy, Thomas D. ISophJ Roberts Boyertown, Pa. 227. Leighty, William, J r. 1SophJ Roberts Lawrenceville, 111. 122,125,144,227. Leininger, Cyarles. 181:1 mo ForestPark,111. 133,136,215,236. Lemon, Nancy. 1SophJ AAA Western Springs, 111. 175. Leonard, Barbara. GophJ KKF Minneapolis, Minn. 183. Leonelli, Leine. 0:111 610 S. Locust Highland Park, Mich. 192. Lessner, Clement III. 1Fr3 Roberts Gary, Indiana. 150,152. Letcher, Alison. 1FrJ Lucy Evanston, 111. 190. Len, Michael B. 150 Longden Loogootee, Indiana. 119,224,236. Lett, Sue A. 1Soph3 IIBID Indianapolis, Indiana. 184. Len, William. 13m Ben Huntingburg, Indiana. 140, 200, 236. Leverett, Donna. GU AOII Hudson, Ohio. 147,171,236. Levy, Mary L. 1SrJ AXE! Oak Lawn, 111. 167,236. Levy, Robert L. 0-13 .XTA Oak Lawn, 111. 205. Lewark, Stephen R. 1Soph3 Longden New Orleans, La. 225. Lcwcllcn, Barbara, OrJ A011 Ann Arbor, Mich. 135,171. Lewis, Fanita. 1FIJ Lucy Des Plaines,111. 191. Lewis, Joan S. 1S0thNMason LouisviHe, Ky. 194. Lewis, John. GL1 705 S. College Decalur,111. 224. Lidicker, Robert D. UrJ Roberts Milwaukee, Wis. 122,123,138226 Liebman, Jeffrey. 15012113 ATA Evanston, 111. 204. Lightner, Marilyn. GophJ AP Wilmette, 111. 122,150. Ligons, Sharon A. 1511 Mason Pittsburgh, P21. l49,150,194,236. Lind, Karen P. 1Soph311Bcb Highland Park, 111. 184. Lind, Vicki E. 1Frj Lucy Brooklyn, Indiana. 178,191. Lindamood, M. Muriel. OFrJ Lucy Onville, Ohio. 192. Lindberg, Carl. UrJ 2C 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. Lindquist, Darel. Gophj AY Portage, Indiana. 207. Ling, N. Diane. 1512 ITBtb Richmond, Indiana. 118,184,237. Lininger, Thomas. 1SOphJ ATS? St. Joseph, Mich. 199. Link, Thomas. Um ATA Evansville, Indiana, 143,204. Linkow, Peter R. 4SophJ EN Cleveland, Ohio. 136,200. Linton, Thomas. 0:0 705 S. College Rocky River, Ohio. 224. Little, John. 1FrJ 212 S. Vine Delphi, Indiana. Little, Susan K. 1Fr.1 Rector South Bend, Indiana. 177,187. Little, Vicki. 18013113 AXQ Oak Park, 111. 167 L10yd, 0. Claudia; 1SrJ AXSZ Munster, Indiilha. 126,167,237. Locke, Jeffrey. 1S6phJBel'1 Indianapolis, Indiana. 200. 2 Loeferr, Richard. 151.1 AXA Westchester, Ill. 211,237. Logan, Mark E. 0:0 Roberts Muncie, Indiana. 124,226. Long, Mrs. Charlotte. Sperm 313 Elm Greencastle, Indiana. Long, S. Anthony. tSrJ 313 Elm Greencastle, Indiana. 237. .7 Long, William H., J r. 1SophJ 2N Hubbard, Ohio. 220. Longden, Mildred. 1Soph3AOl'1 Greencastlc, Indiana. 171. Longlcy, Susan. Um AXQ Downers Grove, 111. 167. Longnecker, Donald. Urj 3911 Pittsburgh, Pa. 200. Longnecker, W. David. OrJ EN Pittsburgh, Pa. 220. Lorman, Pamela S. 15017113 Ad, Fort Wayne, Indiana. 119,172. Lurtz, Eric V. 0:111 10 Park Raleigh, NC. Lott, Pamela. 15111 11842 Elmwood, Ill. 184,237. Love, George M. 150 AV Lima, Ohio. 207,237. Lovelace, Donald. 0U QFA Louisville, Kay. 1 18,1 19,140, 212. Loveless, Pamela. 00 A011 Greencastle, Indiana. 126,171. Lowery, Jeanne. UrJ Lucy Cleveland, Ohio. 137. Ludwig, Stephen. Um 42K? Elkhan, Indiana. 216. Lundblad, J ohn 0:111 IPAQ Cincinnati, Oho. 117,125,212. Luros, John, Jr. 1FrJ AKE Indianapolis, Indiana. 202. Lushbough, Charlene. 1FIJ Rector North Liberty, Indiana. 178,188. Lusk, John R. 0L1 ATA Port Arthur, Tex. 204, Lustenberger, Adolph. 1Gradj 203 S. Vine St. Joseph, Mo. Lutkus, Anita. Um ATA Cary, I11. Lutton, Delos N. UrJ EN Pope AFB, N.C. 117,153. Lutz, Jay K. 18m Longden Ann Arbor, Mich. 226,237. 268 Lutz, William, Jr. 030 403 E. Hanna Park Ridge,111. Lyons, Mrs. Alberta. 1813601 718 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. Lyons, Trevor M. 0:121 2X Tulsa, Okla. 222. MC McAdams, Janet L. UrJ 11842 Lafayette, Indiana. 184. McAlister, Douglas B. 1FrJ 2X Lexington, Ky. 222. McAllister, Sharon. 1Soph.1 KAO Severna Park, Md. 180. McCaIl, John M. GL1 AXA St. Louis, Mo. 211,237. McCa11, Sharon. 1SrJ KAO Grecncastlc, Indiana. 146,180,237. McCamic, Fredcrick. 1SophJ Roberts Monongahela, Pa. 122. McCleary, Elizabeth. 1SophJ AFA EvansviHe, Indiana. McClure, Marilyn. 1811 AAA Marion, Indiana. 139,175,237. McConnell, Carolyn. OrJ ATA Evansville, Indiana. 118,168. McConnell, J ohn S. 1511-2 AV Salem, Indiana. 124,207,237. McConnell, J . Terence. 1FrJ Roberts Birmingham, Mich. 226. McConnell, Sharon. 1SophJ AFA La Grange,111. 168. McCord, Patricia L. 1FrJ Rector Crawfordsville, Indiana. 173,188. McCormick, Thomas. 1Fr3 B011 Kettering, Ohio. 125,201. McCracken, Boyd. 1FrJ din Greensville, 111. 150,213. McCracken, Frank, Jr. 1SophJ AY Princeton, NJ. 207. McCracken, Melinda. 1510 ATA Naperville, 111. 118,168,237. McCulloch, George M. 6013113 EX Columbus, Ohio. 223. McCulloch, Jeffry W. 1Fr3 Roberts Deeriield, I11. 227. McCulloch, Lexy C. 0 n1 H842 A1giers, A1geria, 184. McCullough, Bi11ie. 6121 Am Montgomery, Ala. 152,167,237. McCutchan, Thomas F. UrJ Roberts Aledo, Ill. McDermond, M. Lee, Jr. Um EX Indianapolis,1ndiana. 223. McDonald, Bonney B. 1FIJ Rector St. Louis, Mo. 185,189. McEvitt, Jay L. 1SophJ ATA Mahwah, N. J. 204. McGaughey, Mari. 1SophJ A6 Piedmont, Calif. 172. McGIeish, Margaret. 13111 Mason Chicago, 111. 117,148,237. McGraw, Susan. 1SophJ HBQ Bucyrus, Ohio. 184. McGraw, William. 1S0phJ ?AO Tipton, Indiana. 122,215. McGuire, Nelson, Jr. 180 2A 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. McGurk, Linda L. acrj Rector Rochester, Indiana. 189. McGurk, Thomas, Jr. Gophj ATS! Covington, Indiana. 199. McInemey, Catherine. SophJ MD Grand Rapids, Mich. 172. McIntyre, J ames. 15112 3611 Lebanon, Indiana. 200,237. McIntyre, Kathleen. 1PM Rector P1ymouth, Mich. 185,188. McKay, Kathleen. GophJ KAO 2.5222222? Evanston, 111. 180. McKay, Sharyn 1Sophj A011 Crete, 111. 138,171. McKechnie, J. Michael. 151116212 New Castle, Indiana. 115,212,237. McKee, Anita L. 0:111 Rector Greencastle, Indiana. 166,188. McKee, Pamela. 0L1 KAe Kokomo, Indiana. 180. McKibben, James A. 1Soph3 Longden Cincinnati, Ohio. 124,225. McKinney, Stephen. 18111 EN La Grange, 111. 220. McKIeroy, M. John. Um Longden Jacksonville, 111. 135,224. McLaren, Robert D. II. 1Soph3 Roberts Rockford, 111. 226. McMahan, Larry. 0:131 me Plaintield, Indiana. 214. McMahan, Linda. UrJ A011 Pleasantville, N. Y. 171. McMurtrsy, Jeffrey. ClrJ B011 Frankfort, Indiana. 124,200. McNamara, David L. 1Frj Roberts Champaign, 111. 226. McNaughton, Lee M. 1PM Roberts Fremont, Indiana. McNeill, Jean. OrJ KKF Darien, Conn. 183. McSpadden, Joseph. 0:111 Roberts Wabash, Indiana. 226. McSwegin, William R. SophJ Longden East Liverpool, Ohio. 148,225. McWethy, J 01111 F. 1FIJ EX Western Springs, 111, 222. M MacAIIister, Lee A. UrJ Asp Syracuse, N. Y. 172. MacGreevy, Jane. SophJ KKT St. Louis, M0. 183. MacKenzie, Leigh D. 113m AX Cold Spring, N. Y. 209. Mackey, Cheryl. 1FrJ Lucy Evansville, Indiana. 185,190. Mackie, Diana J. 1SophJ Mason Glen Ellyn, Ill. Machan, Mrs. Carol. 61:2ch 1007 S. College Greencastle, Indiana. MacMillan, Mary. 13:11 KKF Kirkwood, Mo. 148,183,237. Macoy, Robert J. 1SrJ 11211 St. Louis, Mo. 212,237. Maedet. Michael. GU B811 Dayton, Ohio. 200. Maguire, Michael. 6L1 ATA Hammond,1ndiana. 204,237. Mahaney, Ruth A. 151111142 Gary, Indiana. 146,172,237. Maish, James I. GophJ ATQ Frankfort, Indiana. 125,199. Malmer, J. Michae1. UrJ QPA Kankakee, I11. 212. Malmgren, Barbara. 1SophJ HBCIJ Flossmoor, 111. 184. Malody, Patricia J . 1SophJ AZ Worthington, Ohio. 179. Malott, Ruth A. 151-1 ATA Manteno, 111. 168,237. Mangis, Robert L. 1Soph3 Longdcn Indianapolis, Indiana. 224. Manifold, Roderick. 1FL1 Roberts Huntington, Indiana. 124,148,227. Manley, Rita M. 1FrJ Rector Perrysburg, Ohio. 189. Mann, Nancy E. 1315-2 Mason Lansing, 111. 150,237. Mann, Robin. 1FrJ Lucy Washington, DC. 139,170,190. Manning, Denise L. 1FrJ Rector Benton Harbor. Mich. 177.187. 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Marshall, Jay 11. 1SophJ due St. Louis, Mo. 122,215. Marshall, Robert C. Gm 427 Anderson E115ngham, 111. Marshall, Robert 1., Jr. 1801310 Roberts Newport, RI. Martin, Carol. Um AOH Jacksonville, 111. 171. Martin, Gregory. 1FrJ me Columbus, Indiana. 214. Martin, John. 1810 ATA Fountaintown, Indiana. 204,237. Martin, Kathleen. 1SophJ AAA Cincinnati, Ohio. 137,139,175. Martin, Lynne. 1Sophj TIBcD Indianapolis, 1ndiana. 184. Martin, Mary. 1prhj AXE: Louisville, Ky. 167. Martin, Nancy L. 4811 MD Cleveland, Ohio. 126,237. Martin, Paula F. OIJ AZ Mansfield, Mass. 115,179. Martin, Stephen. Um AT?! Cincinnati, Ohio. 199. Martin, Susan J . 1SophJ Rector chia, Ohio. . . Martin, Suzannah. 1SophJ KKF Indianapolis, Indiana. 122,183. Martz, Suzanne. 0:0 Lucy Indianapolis, Indiana. 174,191. Marvin, Richard B. 1FrJ Robens Aurora, 111. 227. Marvin, Stephen. 030 qAQ Sarasota, Fla. 214. Mason, John, Jr. UrJ ATQ Fairfield, Conn. 125,140,143,199. Massey, Ken A. Gophj Roberts - Indianapolis, Indiana 144,227. Massie, William. 1SophJ AKE Lexington, Ky. 203. Masten, Craig M. 0:111 Rubens Indianapolis, Indiana. 227. Mather, John. GophJ EAE Cincinnati, Ohio. 219. Matson, J ames, Jr. 1SophJ Roberts Park Ridge, Ill. 137,227. Matter, Geoifrey B. 18013111 MW Houghton Lake, Mich. 216. Matthaei, Philip. GophJ 207 E. Poplar Park Ridge, 111. Matthews, A. Bruce, 1FrJ AX Denver, C010. 209. May, Marietta. 18017113 A011 Wilmington, Del. 140,171. May, Martha L. 1S0phj AAA Wheaton,111. 175. Mayer, Jeralyn L. Urj Mason Cleveland, Ohio. 177. Mayfield, C. David. UrJ B911 Bloomington, I11. 124,200. Mayfield, I. Victoria. Om A3? Cincinnati, Ohio. 119,172. Mayfield, Lafayette III. UrJ EX Cincinnati, Ohio. 127,137,223. Mayhew, Marcia G. 07121 Rector Detroit, Mich. 189. Mead, Andrew C. 1SophJ AX 270 Toledo, Ohio. 208. Mead, Elizabeth L, 15111 AP Geneva, 111. 121,139,176. Meadowcroft, Reynar, J r. 15111 AKE Western Springs, 111. 118,203,237. Meadows, Anne. 1SophJ ATA Louisville, Ky. 144,168. Means, Dexter M. 1prhJ me Western Springs, 111. 215. Means, James R. 15111 qua Western Springs, 111. 215,237. Meece, Susan J. 1SophJ Mason Bloomingdale, Indiana. 193. Meek, David C. 6111 due Fort Wayne, Indiana. 118,215,237. Meharry, Jane. 60 319 S. Locust Catlin, 111. 237. Mahler, Christine. 0:0 703 S. College Hinsdale,111. 191. Meier, Catherine. 1SophJ AXQ St. Anne, IIl. 144,146,167. Meissner, Pardie D. 0er? Hinsdale, Ill. 172. Mellman, Douglas. 0:111 Longden Oak Park, 111. 224. Mendenhall, Susan. 15rd AAA New Orleans, La. 175,237. Meredith, Paul. 1FrJ MN! Crossett, Ark. 123,217. Meredith, Richard, UrJ QKxIt Crossett, Ark. 152,216. Mcrriman, Charles A. GL1 Rubens IndianapoIis, Indiana. 124,226, Mesnard, Lynn C1 Gophj 6th1! Toledo, Ohio. 215. Messinger, Carolyn. UrJ 104 Northwood Blvd. Greencastle, Indiana. Metcalf, Eugene, Jr. OrJ B011 San Marino, Calif. 137,200. Metcalf, N. Josephine. GL1 Lucy Chesterfield, Mo. 150,170,192. Metcalfe, Deborah. 1FrJ Lucy Dayton, Ohio. 182,191. ' Metz, Thomas. UM AXA Dayton, Ohio. 148,211. Metzler, Karen. 1SrJ KKF West Caldwell, N. J. 237. Meyer, John III. 0:11 EAE Springfield, 111. 144,218. Meyer, Marilyn. Gm 610 S. Locust Danvillc, I11. 119,139,174,192. Meyer, Michael. 071:1 ATA Western Springs, 111. 205. Meyer, Philip E. 150 AY North Manchester, Indiana, 207,238. Michaels, Joan H. 181:1 AT Rochester, N. Y. 176,238. Michel, Thomas W. 1FrJ EN Skaneateles, N. Y. 221. Mickelson, Robert A, Om Roberts Chicago, 111. 226. Midla, Leslie P. GL1 EN Marianna, Pa. 115,136,220. Mikesell, Lucinda L. 150 Mason Waynesburg, Pa. 23 8, Miles, Robert R. 1FrJ MU Schenectady, N. Y. 213. Miller, Carolyn L. arm AZ Dayton, Ohio. 179. Mil1er, C. Rickie. GophJ Longden New Albany, Indiana. 225. Miller, Constance A. GL1 AZ St. Louis, Mo. 179,238. Miller, Helen F. 1SrJ A011 De Kalb, 111. 120,171,238. Miller, James D. UTJ AY Glenview, 111. 207. Miller, J ames E. UIJ Roberts Muncie, Indiana. 136,226. Miller, James W. 1GradJ 705 S. Indiana Greencastle, Indiana. Miller, J oseph H. 1SophJ QK? Granville, Ohio. 216. Miller, Lucinda. 0:111 Rector Seymour, Indiana. 170,188. Wwwz 1926;10th J WW gm; Greencastle, Indiana Miller, Michael T. 151-9 61K? Dayton, Ohio. 216,238. Miller, Nancy. GophJ 118? West Palm Beach, Fla. 184. Miller, Robert A. GophJ Roberts Emngham, 111. 226. Miller, Robert J. 1.11:1 Longden Riverside, 111. 225. Miller, Ronald. 0 L1 ATQ Indianapolis, Indiana. 199. Miller, Stephen H. 1SL1Roberts Indianapolis, Indiana. 226,238. Miller, Thomas. 1Soph3 ATQ Milwaukee, Wis. 199. Miller, William C. 15m EN Scarsdale, N. Y. 126,220,238. Mills, Barbara. 151:1 AXQ Ionia, Mich. 167,238. M1115, Jacqueline. GL1 Lucy Crown Point, Indiana. 170,192. Mills, Linda. 151:1 KAO Indianapolis, Indiana, 180,238. Mills, Sarah. UrJ KAO Western Springs, 111. 119,180. Milne, Lee W. 1Fr.1 AX Chicago Heights, 111. 209. Miltenberger, J an. 1Fr.1Rector Glendale, Mo. 185,187. Mimms, Frank. UrJ 305 E.Wa1nut Jeffersonville, Indiana. Minick, Susan. 1SophJ ATA Glen Falls, N, Y. 122,148,150,168. Mirus, Jill L. 1FIJ Lucy Decatur, 111. 119,166,192. Mirus, Judith A. 1SrJ AXQ Decatur, 111. 121,238. Misselhorn, Susan. 15m KKP Park Ridge, 111. 183,238. Mitchell, Candace. UrJ AXQ Hickam AFB, Hawaii. 126,138,167. Mitchell, Paul. 1FrJ $va Worthington, Ohio. 123,217. Mitchell, Sharon K. 1Soph.1 Mason Muncie, I'ndiana. 195. Mitchum, Lynda. 18111019 Crawfordsville, Indiana. 180,238. Mix, Patti L. 1810 AXQ Flossmoor, 111. 118,167,238. Miya, Robert. GophJ AXA Park Ridge, 111.211. Mobley, Cliiford L. 1FrJ Roberts Wadsworth, Ohio. 226. Mock, Barbara. 1SrJ KKP Franklin, Indiana, 127,139,183,238. Moe, EIizabeth. 1SrJ KAO Minneapolis, Minn. 180,238. Moffett, Charles. 1FL1 811 Shadowlawn Orrville, Ohio. 135,226. Molden, C. Scott. 6013113 ATQ St. Louis, Mo. 123,199. Mongold, Linda. 1FrJ Lucy Rosemont, Pa. 144,169,192. Montgomerie, Bruce. 1SophJEX South Bend, Indiana. 223. Montgomery, Ann. UrJ .4011 E1gin,Ill. 150,171. Montgomery, Beth. 1Fr.1Lucy Speedway, Indiana. 182,190. Montgomery, Gordon. 1SophJ 307 S. Vine Washington, DC. Moore, Annette. 1FXJ Lucy Cleveland, Ohio. 139,178,191. Moore, Bonita. 1Grad3 707 S. College Port C1inton, Ohib. Moore, Caron. 18m 610 S. Locust South Bend, Indiana. Moore, Charles. 117m Roberts Dayton, Ohio. 226. Moore, Gregory. 1Soph.1 AKA Urbana, Ohio. 211. Moore, Mark H. 15m $101! Connersvillc, Indiana. 140,216,211 8. Moore, Robert C. 1FrJ AY Glenvicw. 111. 206. Moore, W. David. fFrJ B611 Indianapolis, Indiana. 201. Morgan, J an L. 0:111 Lucy Mason City, Iowa. 192. Morgan, .1. Curtis. UrJ Roberts Indianapolis, Indiana. 226. Morgan, Mary. 1SrJ AOTI Tulsa, Okla. 238. Morgan, Molly. 1S0phj KKT Indianapolis, Indiana. 183. Moring, Candyce. 1Soph3 AZ Coolidge, AriZ. 179. Merrill, Katherine. 150 ATA Cleveland, Ohio. 119,168,238. Morris, Cynthia J. GophJ Mason B611efontaine, Ohio. 122,149,150,195. Morris, Rebecca. 07m Lucy Tipton, Indiana. 185,190. Morrison, Constance. UrJ ATA Frankfort,111. 139,150,168. Morrison, Robert. 1Fr.1 ATP. Waukegan,111. 198. Morse, Penelope. 1Fr.1 Lucy Lockport, 111. 181,190. Morton, Carol A. 1FrJ Rector Elgin,111. 187. Mosier, Kenneth II. 18111 ZAE Dayton, Ohio. 219. Moskop, Kerry. Gm chm St. Louis, Mo. 2135 Moss, G. Zack. 4170de1? Dixon, 111. 202. Moulder, Sara. 1S0phj KKF Kokomo, Indiana. Mountain, Dan M. 1511 Longden Park Ridge, 111. 131,238. Mueller, Andreas. 1SpecJ :AE BieI-Bienne, Switzerland. 218. Mulford, Robert. Um AXA Versailles,1ndiana. 119,125,211. Mullin, Pamela A. 0m AP Glenview, Ill. Mu1Iinnix, Stephen. 1FrJ Longden Indianapolis, Indiana. 225. Munchoff, Holly. 0:111 Lucy Maywood,111. 192. Munn, Arm. 1SophJ ATA Westhopc, N. D. 168. Munro, Colin II. 1FrJ 2N Jackson, Mich. 221. Murphy, Diane. 18:9 AOIT U Lathrup Village, Mich. 150,152,171,238. Murray, Barbara. GL1 ALP Akron, Ohio. 118,172,238. Murray, Carol P. 1FrJ Rector Eastchester, N. Y. 150,187. Murray, Stephen M. 0:111 EN Akron, Ohio. 221. Murrell, Lynn E. 1PM Rector Martinsville, Indiana. 150,177,189. Muschler, David E. 1SophJ Longden Aurora, 111. 224. Muse, Kenneth R. 180 42101 Dayton, Ohio. 148,238. Musheno, Allen. 1Fr.1 6K? Parma Heights, Ohio. Musk, Martha. 1Fr.1 Lucy Rossville, 111. 150,192. Musselman, Rodney. 1SophJ ATA Noblesvillc, Indiana. 124,204. Musser, Richard, Jr. 1FrJATA Indianapolis, Indiana. 205. Mutz, Gregory. OrJ Lt-Ae Wilmette,111. 118,215. Mutz, Sondra. 1S0phJ KKT 1Vilmette, 111. 183. Myers, Christopher. 1FIJ Roberts Washington, DC. 227. Myers, Donald B., Jr. 1S0 EX Hamilton, Ohio. 223,238. Myers, James. 1S0 1B 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana... Myers, Robert V. ULYAX St. Louis, M0. 208. Myra, Virginia. 1510 155 W. 16th SL, Indianapolis, Ind. Denver, C010. 197,239. N Nagle, Constance. OM 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. St. Joseph, Mich. 196. Nami, Genevieve. 1PM Rector Trenton, N. .1. 170,188. Narz, Carol L. 1FrJ Lucy Louisville, Ky. 140,177,190. Natorp, M. L. Kay. 1SrJ AAA Mason, Ohio. 144,175,239. Naonr, Rtita. 1Fm Lucy Darien, Conn. 150,192. Neale, Mary J. 1FrJ 514 S. Locust Houston, Tex. 190. . Neighbours, Mrs. Elizabeth. 1SpecJ 3B 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. Neighbours, Karen L. 1SophJ A6 St. Joseph, Mich. 172. Neighbours, Owen. 18m 3B 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. Nelson, David. 1GradJ 3A 800 S. Locust Grcencastle, Indiana. Nelson, Laurel. OrJ 1812 N. CapitoI, Indianapolis, Ind. Chicago, 111. 196. Nelson, Robert B. 113111 B011 Bronxville, N. Y. 201 . Nelson, Robert E. Sophj EX Oswego, Ill. 119,122,125,223. Nelson, Sharon. 1FrJ 319 S. Locust Atlanta, Ga. 185,193. Nelson, Wayne. 01.1 QTA Hinsdale, 111. 124,150,212. Nestrick, Dwight. 1FrJ AY Vandalia, 111. 206. Newcomb, Jon E. 010 EX Warsaw, Indiana. 124,223. Newhauser, Richard. 1SophJ 6K? Evanston, 111. 216. Newlin, Joe R. 18m ATQ West Lafayette, Indiana. 199. Newman, David K. 1Fr.1Longden Evansville, Indiana. 123,224. Newman, Helen. Gophj KAB Midland, Mich. 180. Newman, Thomas M. Gm EN La Grange, Ill. 220. Newport, Catherine. 1FIJ 319 S. Locust Davenport, Iowa. 193. . Nice, D. Stephen. UrJ EX South Bend, Indiana. 223. Nicklaus, Edward. OrJ Ben Kokomo, Indiana. 140,200. Nicoll, Nancy A. 61.1 AZ Dayton, Ohio. 179,239. Niedner, Kathryn. 1SophJ A011 St. Louis, M0. 171. Niehaus, Nelsen. 13011113 Longden St. Louis, M0. 225. Nigro, Mary L. 0L1 Locust Manor Detroit, Mich. Nilson, Bonnie E. UrJ AZ Oyster Bay, N. Y. 139,140,179. Nims, Betsey E. UrJ A6 Chagrin Falls, Ohio. 172. NoeIting, Susan E. GL1 Locust Manor Evansville, Indiana. 169,186. Norberg, Nancy A. 13121 TIBID Mount Prospect, 111. 184,239. Notdenholz, Marta. 18m Mason Elnora, N. Y. 117,121,239. Norris, Stephen. UFJ dim New Canaan, Conn. 212. North, Linda. 1SophJ AFA Park Ridge, III. 168. Northcutt, Herbert, Jr. 15m EX St. Louis, M0. 223. Nowicky, Marcia G. 1Soph.1 AT North Miami, Fla. 148,176. Nuckols, Susan. 18121 203 N. College Moorestown, N. J . Nuetzel, John, Jr. GL1 5MB St. Louis, Mo. 150,214. Nutting, Lacey. 1511111011 Chicago,111. 115,171,239. Nyenhuis, James. 1FrJ 315 Elm Warsaw, Indiana. 0 Obenauf, Linda A. 1FrJ Rector Hazel Crest, Ill. 143,188. Ober, Kent C. UrJ Longden Goshen, Indiana. 140,225. Ober, Stum. GophJ CDTA Harrington, Del. 212. Oberg, Gary R. 1SophJ AX Crystal Lake,111. 208. Oblinger, J ames. Um AKE Ashland, Ohio. 128,203. O1Boyle, F. Ann. Om Acb Evanston,111. 137,172. O1Bricn, Margaret. 1SrJ AAA Milwaukce, Wis. 139,175, O,Brien, Michael F . 15m AX Park Ridge, 111. 208,239. Ochiltrec, Lynn. 1FrJ Lucy Washington, DC. 169,192. O4Connell, James. GL1 B811 Arlington, Va. 201. O3Connor, Patrick F. 1FrJ EX Seymour, Indiana. 125,222. O1Dell, Martha. 1FrJ Lucy ' Montice1lo, 111. 139,170,190. Odell, Thomas E. 1SophJ 6K? Chicago, 111. 216. Odt, Barbara. 1FrJ 319 S. Locust Geneva,111. 177,193. Oehler, 1. Ronald. 1131.1 Roberts Birmingham, Mich. 227. Off, Robert. 01.1 430 Anderson Indianapolis, Indiana. Ogren, Karen. 1SophJ KKF Bloomington, 111, 183. O,Harra, Nancy. 0 1:1 KKT Muncie, Indiana. 118,183. Ohmans, Karen. 1Frj Lucy Caracas, Venezuela, S. A. 174,191. Olander, Karen. 18013113 AAA Chicago, III. 175. Oliver, Jane A. GophJ Mason Elwood, Indiana. 195. 1 Olsen, Jennifer. 1FrJ Lucy Clermont, Indiana. 169,190. Olson, Jean, 1SophJ AOH Chicago, 111. 171. Olson, Timothy. 1SophJ ATQ Park Ridge, 111. 199. O1Meara, Daniel. 13011113 61:? Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 216. O4Neil, John, Jr. Gm EAE St. Louis, Mo. 152,219. O7Neil, Robert, 113m EAE St. Louis, Mo. 144,218. O,Neil, Thomas. 0310 ATA Oak Park, 111. 205. Onken, Warren, Jr. 1FrJ JJrA Valparaiso, Indiana. 213. I Ooton, James E. 1FIJ AY EfEngham, III. 206. Orr, Dorothy C. 1Sophj Mason , Lowell, Indiana. 5 Orthey, Robert. am ATA ' Racine, Wis. 143,204. 0 Bond Instruments Con-Selmer0OIds OrganSr-Pionos MagnOVOX0Stereo-TV and Radio GuitarS0Amplifiers KERSEY MUSIC 1 Mile North on 43 CL 3-6824 THE HEDGES MOTEL Coves, Manor, Inc. 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P Paarlberg, Don, Jr. 1Sr.1AY West Lafayette, Indiana. 115,207,239. Padgett, Barbara. 1SpecJ 620 E. Walnut Greencastle, Indiana, 150. Paige, Frederick IV. 5121 AKE Stamford, Conn. 203,239. Palm, Andrew C. 1Soph.1 Longden Michigan City, Indiana. 122,225. Palm, Barbara L. 1FrJ Rector Rockford,111. 173,188. Palmer, Robert C. 110 EX Indianapolis,1ndiana. 117,128,143,223. Palmer, Robert G. UrJ Mu Columbus, Ohio. 115,152,212. Palmer, Susie. GL1 AOH Simpsonville, Ky. 139,146,171. Palmer, Thomas 11. 1FrJ AKE Simpsonville, Ky. 202. Parish, C. Sue. 1J0 Axsz Decatur, Ill. 146,167. Parker, Frederick 11. 1PM AX Centerville, Indiana. 150,153,209. Parker, William; Um ATQ Terrace Park,'0hio. 199. Parriott, Jeannette. 07:3 Lucy Wichita, Kans. 174,192. Parsons, Royal. GophJ Mason Flossmoor, 111. 144,195. Partridge, Robert. 15012111 2X Elgin, 111. 125,223. Pashler, Peter. 113:3 AKA Schenectady, N. Y. 210. Patchell, Larry L. GophJ AX Pauls Valley, Okla. 138,144,208. 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Jill. 1Grad.1 Danville, Indiana. Pratt, Karen L. 1Fr.1 Lucy Edinburg,1ndiana. 166,191. Presser, Wayne. 1Soph.1 ATA North Salem, Indiana. 118,204. Preston, Edward. Ur.1 duo Granville, Ohio. 123,215. Preston, Fred, Jr. Ur.1 me Granville, Ohio. 124,215. Preston, Karen. Ur.1 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Ohio. 196. Prewitt, Michael. 1Sr.1 515 E. Seminary Pittsburgh, Pa. Prewitt, Robert. 1Fr.1 AXA Pittsburgh, Pa. 210 Price, Constance. 1Fr.1 614 S. Locust Johnstown, Pa. 190. Priess, Nancy A. 1Fr.1 Locust Manor Kirkwood, M0. 169,186. Pritchett, Duncan, Ir. 1Fr.1 AX Chevy Chase, Md. 209. Fritz, Carol E. GL1 AZ Canton, Ohio. 138,179. Proctor, Sarah. 0:111 Lucy Lewistown,111. 170,192. Puckett, James L. 01.1 TWA Richmond, Indiana. Putnam, James. GL1 CIDTA Oklahoma City, Okla 213. Pyle, Barbara L. 1Fr.1 Locust Manor Granite City, 111. 178,186. Pytlarz, Jeffrey L. 1Fr.1 Roberts G1enview, 111. 144,227. Quadc, Lynn. 01.116111 Minneapo1is, Minn. 183. Quay1e, I. Danforth. 1Fr.1AKE Huntington,1ndiana. 202. R Rabb, John L. 1Sr.1AX Naperville, 111. 142,208,240. 1;; Raber, David. 1Soph.1 511 E. Seminary Indianapolis, Indiana. Rackow, Marjorie. 1Sr.1 AOTI Oak Park,111. 119,171,240. Radtke, Schrade, Jr. 151.1 4m New Canaan, Conn. 212,240. Raines, Richard C. 1Fr.1 Roberts Flint, Mich. 123,227. Randol, Dorothy. 151:1 AXQ Scarsdale, N, Y. 149,167,240. Rapp, Michael. U111 1A 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. Rapp, Mrs. Stephanie. Ur.1 1A 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. Rapp, Wayne E., Jr. 1Soph.1 AX Racine, Wis. 208. Rasmussen, John C. QSophJ AY Evanston, 111. 207. A Rasplica, Laurel. 1Soph,1 AAA Chicago,111. 122,175, Rawlings, Suzette. Ur.1 AXQ Connersville, Indiana. 146,167, Raynes, Mark S. ULJ ATA Chula Vista, Calif. 204. Readey, James A. U111 BeH Dayton, Ohio. 118,124,200. Reed, Linda K. U111 AAA Cincinnati, Ohio. 175. 4 Reed, William. 1Fr.1 705 S. College Sparta, Mich. 224. Rehn, Terry G. 1Soph.1 2X M0r1m0uth,111. 122,125,137,223. Reid, Monica. 1Soph.1 KKP Indianapolis, Indiana. 183. Reifers, J. Randall. 1Soph.1 42K? Indianapolis, Indiana. 137,216. Reiling, Pamela S. 1Soph.1 R.R.2 Greencastle, Indiana. Reimold, Ellen. 15121 155 W. 16th St., Indianapolis,1nd. Pleasant Ridge, Mich. 197. Rein, Jane A. 1Soph.1 .4011 Freedom, Indiana. 171. Reinecke, Robert. 1Fr.1 ATQ Miami Shores, Fla. I98. Reiss, Halen. 1Soph1 A121 Westport, Conn. 168. Remsbecher, Arthur, Ir. 1Sr.1:N St. Louis, Mo. 220,240. Reno, Susan J. 1Soph.1 Mason Hammond, Indiana. 149. Repp, John M. 1Sr,1 113K111 Huntington, Indiana. 240. Resell, Judith A. 1Fr.1 Rector Cary, 111. 189. Reuss, Lynn A. 1Fr.1 Rector Springfield, 111. 174,188. Reynolds, Nancy. 1Fr.1 Lucy Bronxville, N. Y. 190. Rhodes, Gregory. 1Soph.1 11214er Midland, Mich. 123,216. Rhodes, Hedric. 18:1 314E. Hanna Hinsdale, Ill. Rhodes, Ruth A. 6Fr.1 Rector Indianapolis, Indiana. 178,189. Rice, ArthurL. 1Soph.1 qme Barrington, 111. 215. Rice, B. Keith. 1Sr.1 ATE Metairie, La. 199,240. Rice, David P. 151.1 Longden Palos Park, 111. 142,224,240. Rich, Ben A. 1Fr.1 Rubens Peoria,111. 135,226. Rich, Nancy. 1Sr.1 AXQ Riverside,111. 167,240 Richardson. Glenn. 1Soph.1 Longden Lawrenceburg. Indiana. 224. Richardson, James. 1Sr.1 B811 Muncie, Indiana. 200,240 Ricketts, Thomas. 1811.1 236 Hillsdale Greencastle, Indiana. Riddiough, Constance. 1Fr.1 Locust Manor Wauwatosa, Wis. 186. Ridgway, Patricia. 1Fr.1 Lucy Lapel, Indiana. 191. Ridings, Ann. 15111 614 S. Locust Ardsley, N. Y. 180,241. Ridings, Mary. 11:11 Lucy Ardsley, N. Y. 181,192. Riechman, Thomas. 1Fr.1 A'm Centralia,111. 198. Rigby, M. Adelia. 1Sr.1 ARA Hutsonville, 111. 150,152,168,241. Rike, Vivian. 1Sr.1AXO. Indianapolis, Indiana. 167,241. Rimer, Karen E. tFr.1 Lucy Glcn Ellyn,111. 178,191. Ringbloom, Kenneth, Jr. 1Soph.1 Longden Chicago, 111. Ringis, Yvonne. 1Fr.1 Locust Manor Kirkwood, M0. 186. Rinyu, Susan J. 1Fr.1 Rector Fairview Park, Ohio. 185,189. Robbins, Kimbal. 1511 Roberts Balboa Heights, C. Z. 124,226 Roberts, Anne. 1Soph.1 JIBcD De Kalb, 111. 184. Roberts, Betsy. 1Fr.1 Lucy Cincinnati, Ohio. 192. Roberts, Leah D. 1Fr.1 Locust Manor Cincinnati, Ohio. 173,186. Robertson, Gail A. 15111 AT Glen Ellyn,111. 176,241. Robertson, R. Eric. 4Soph.1 AXA Granite City,111. 211. . Robich, Dennis. 1Fr.1 13011 Sharon, Pa. 125,201. Robinson, A. Chlistine. 1Fr.1 Locust Manor South Bend, Indiana. 186. Robinson, Carol L. 1Fr.1 Mason Gary,1ndiana. 193. Robinson, Catherine. 150111111442 Cleveland, Ohio. 172. Robinson, David, Jr. 0711113911 Pasadena, Calif. 201. Robinson, Kathryn. 1FL1 Rector Glenview, 111. 150,181,188. Robinson, Susan. 1Soph.1 HBQ Lebanon, Indiana. 184. Robison, J anst. 01.1AFA Dayton, Ohio. 168. Rockwood, Andrew. 1Soph,1 AKE Barrington,111. 203. Rodd, Gregory D. U121 Longden Marion, Ill. Rodger, James. Ur.1707 S. Locust Bellaire, Mich. Rodgers, H. Carson. 1Sr.1 Mason Cairo, 111.241. Roesener, Doris, 1511114011 Indianapolis, Indiana. 146,171,241. Roessing, Deborah. 1Fr.1 Rector Denver, Colo. 166,189. Roesslcr, Richard. 181:1 6K1? Indianapolis, Indiana. 1 15,121,216,241. Rocttig, Ann. 151.1 ATA Las Vegas, Nev. 115,117,142,146,168,24I. Rogers, Betsy. Ur.1AFA Ossining, N. Y. 140,168. Rogers, Howard. U121 411111. St. Petersburg, Fla. 212. 276 Rogersy, Linda. 1Fr.1 614 S. Locust Wilmette, 111. 1901 Rogers, Mary I. 1Soph.1AT St. Petersburg, Fla. 176. Rogers, Rita. 01:1 AOH Decatur, 111, 171. 4 Rogers, Thomas. 1811 AXA Wilmette,111. 120,145,211241. Rogers, William E. U121 Roberts Auburn, Indiana. 226. Roggcnkamp, Gary. 1Soph.1 AX Bradenton, Fla. 138,208. Roller, William, Jr. 1Fr.1 QKxIr Danvi1le, 111, 123,217. Romanet, Robert. 1Grad.1 114 S. Indiana Glen Ridge, N. J. Romence, Pamela. Ur.1AXQ Springfield, 111. 146,167. Romsted, Marcia J. 181.1 AZ Glenview, 111. 146,179,241. Roper, Philip. 1Sr.1 EAE Indianapolis, Indiana. 123,128,219, 241. Rose, .1 anet. 1Soph.1 Mason Baltimore, Md. 194. Rose, Merle. ar.1 4M6 1ndianapo1is, Indiana. 215. Rosencranz, Diane. 1Sr.1AXO Evansville, Indiana. 146,167,241. Ross, Jennifer. 1Soph.1HBd2 T111111, Ohio. 184. Ross, Patricia, 1Fr.1 703 S. College Geneva, 111. 185,191. Ross, Patti J. 1Soph.1 Mason Brookfield, Ohio. 193. Ross, Stephen S. 1Fr.1Roberts Northbrook, 111. 149,150,226. Ross, Steven E. 1Soph.1 Roberts Lizton, Indiana. Rosselle, Janet. 151:1KA6 Youngstown, Ohio. 180. Rossiter, Douglas, GL1 ZAE Milwaukee, Wis. 219. Roth, Thomas C. 1Soph.1 AY Wilmette, 111. 207. Rouault, Charles L. O 1.1 Roberts Boxford, Mass. 226. Rougle, Char1es. U 111 707 S. Locust Helena, Mont. Roush, Betsy M. 1Soph.1AF La Porte, Indiana. 176. Roush, Sally. 6Sr.1 A011 Dayton, Ohio. 241. Rowe, Karen J . 151.1 AZ Bowling Green, Ohio. 179,241. Ruch, Barbara. Ur.1 AFA Milwaukee, Wis. 139,140,168. Rudicel, Sally. 1Fr.1 Lucy Muncie,1ndiana. 192. Rush, Judith A. 18111 Mason Noblesville, Indiana. 241. Rushmore, Sarah. 1Fr.1 319 S. Locust Indianapolis, Indiana. 139,193. Russ, Ruth. 1Soph.1 KAe Fort Wayne, Indiana. 115,180. Russell, Jo Ann. Ur.1 AAA Atlanta, Ga. 175. Russe1l, Judith. 1Soph.1 AXQ West Lafayette, Indiana. 167. Ruttle, David L. U111 AY Joliet, 111. 207. Ryan, Joseph. 11110311 Elm Indianapolis,1ndiana. 219. Ryder, David. 1Soph.1AKE Western Springs, 111. 203. S Sacramento, John. 1 F121 6A9 Waukegan, 111. 214. Salassa, Joan. 181.1 KAB Rochester, Minn. 180,241. THE WAFFLE HOUSE WE SPECIALIZE IN WAFFLES 81 PANCAKES South Bloomingfon OPEN 24 hours a doy-7 days a week COLLEGE CASTLE MOTEL 315 Bloomington Sfreef Greencastle, Indiana Phone OL 3-4167 FOR FINE BUSINESS ENVELOPES AND DISTINCTIVE LITHOCRAPHED LETTERHEADS Bowers Envelope f: Lithograph Co. 5331 N. Tacoma Street Indianapolis 7, Indiana THE TERRE HAUTE TENT AND AWNING C0. 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Schade, Deborah. Um Ad; Indianapolis, Indiana. 129,148,172. Schaefer, Virginia. 1FrJ 614 S. Locust Des Plaines, 111. 174,190. Schafer, Jacquelyn. GL1 Mason Greencastle,1ndiana. 150,178,193. Schauwecker, Donald. 00110133115 Greencastle, Indiana. Scheidt, Philip. 0:111 AKE Goshen, Indiana. 202. Schermer, Daniel. UrJ Ben Rushville, Indiana. Schibanoif, Harry. 0:19 Roberts Freehold, N. J. 227. Schilling, George W. 0711 Longden West Lafayette, Indiana. 224. Schillo, Leonne. 1SrJ 155 W. 16th St., Indianapolis, Ind. Winnetka, 111. 197,241. Schlan, Debora. 1SophJ A011 Riverside, Ill. 171. Schlegel, Gary W. 0m AX Mattoon, 111. 123,135,208. Schlueter, Roben. GophJ A'm St. Louis, M0. 199. Schmalz, William J. Gophj EX Bloomington, Indiana. 123,223. Schmidt, Robert A. 1FrJ Longden Evanston, 111. 224. Schneider, Reinhart. SpecJ AX Munich, Germany, 208. Schnell, Gary. 1FrJ me Evansville, Indiana. 214. Schoelch, Ann M. OrJ A6 Shelbyville, Indiana. 118,172. Schoen, Frederic. 1SrJ 6B 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. Schoen, Mrs. Mardenna. 15111 6B 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. Schoen, Richard G. GL1 AX Fort Wayne, Indiana. 209. Schrage, Patricia. OrJ AZ Whiting, Indiana. 126,179. Schrank, Carolyn. 15111 UB6 Cleveland, Ohio. 184,241. Schreiber, Glenn. 0:111 Longden Westlake, Ohio. 224. Schrock, Cinda. 1SrJ KKF Goshen, Indiana. 183,241. Schubert, Richard. 1SophJ ATQ Indianapolis, Indiana. 199. Schulte, Richard. 1FrJ B811 Indianapolis, Indiana. 201. Schultz, Heidi. am 11134! Chicago, 111. 184. Schulz, Edward. 1Frj AKE Glen Ellyn, 111. 202. Schulz, Paul, Jr. GophJ Roberts Indianapolis,1ndiana. 226. Schurmeier, Suzanne. 15121 155 W. 16th St., Indianapohs, Ind. Elgin, 111. 197,241. Schuyler, William. Um Longdcn Newark, Ohio. Schwegler, Robert. UrJ ATQ Kansas City, M0. 199. Scobec, Ada N. SophJ Mason Delray Beach, Fla. 150,174,195. Scott, Elizabeth. GrJ 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. Madison, Indiana. 196. Scott, June. 1FrJ Lucy Indianapolis, Indiana. 166,192. Scott, Timothy L. 1SrJ AX Vienna, Ohio. 118,123,140,207, 241. Scott, Tip A. GophJ Belt Leesburg,1ndiana. 137,142. Scale, Carolyn. 1FIJ Mason Babylon, N. Y. 139,174,193. Scale, Timothy. 1PM Longdeu Worcester, Mass. 225. Searle, Nancy J. SophJ Mason Coral Gables, Fla. '9 Seator, Lesley. 0m H349 Evanston, 111. 126,184. Seeberg, Leslie. GophJ Mason Joliet, III. 195. Sehrt, Jaclyn. UrJ KAe Brookfield, Wis. 150. Seibert, Joan. 1Soph.1 AAA Oxford, Ohio. 119,140,175. Seidel, Martha. 1FrJ Rector Brecksville, Ohio. 188. Selby, J ane E. GophJ Mason Toledo, Ohio. 193. Selby, John A. $121429 Fairmount, Indiana. 214. Selby, Timothy. Um me Fairmount, Indiana. Selcke, Susan. 0111 A011 Cary, III. 171. Self, Donna. 1Soph3 KKF Wilmette, 111. 183. Seller, James. Urj 126 E.Wa1nut St. Paul, Minn. 150. Sellett, Stephen. GL1 Roberts Sterling, Ill. 138,144,226. Sembrat, Hollis. 1FIJ Rector Evanston,111. 150,189. Semler, Vicki. UrJ KAG EvansviIle, Indiana. Senger, Dianne. Om 1812 N. Capito1, Indianapolis, Ind. Cleveland, Ohio. 196. Seremet, Edward, Jr. 1PM Roberts Newington, Conn. 227. Settle, J anis L. 1SophJ Mason Oceanside, Calif. 195. Severus, Penelope. 1PM 614 S. Locust Chehalis, Wash. 150,169,190. Sexton, Paul R. 0:129 Roberts Bethesda, Md. 144,227. Shade, Nancy E. Gophj Mason Rockton, 111. 150,195. Shattuck, Steven. GIJ $11 Washington Grove, Md. 117,121,212,241. Shelby, Robert E. 1SophJ AX Brookfield, Wis. 208. Shepherd, J erry. 1PM Roberts Indianapolis, Indiana. 227. Shepler, Joni E. 1SophJ Mason Cincinnati, Ohio. 144,195. Sheridan, Frederica. 18m HB$ Cleveland, Ohio. 184,241. Sherman, Ruth K. 1S0 155 W. 16th St., Indianapolis, Ind. South Dennis, Mass. 197,241. Shields, John, Jr. m5 m6 Knightstown, Indiana. 214. Shields, Nina. Um KAe Knightstown, Indiana. 180. Shields, Pamela. 11:11 Lucy Crown Point, Indiana. 139,144,192. Shiffler, Ronald. 1SFJ AY Louisville, Ky. 124,140,207,241. Shirley, Kent. 1Fr5 AKA Indianapolis, Indiana. 210. Shirley, Nina L. 1511 Mason Indianapolis, Indiana. Showalter, J . Stuart. 4Soph9 Ben Terre Haute, Indiana. 137,200. Shriver, Carolyn. 1Soph9 AXQ Oxford, Ohio. 139,167. Shultz, Theodore. 1FrJ ATQ Indianapolis, Indiana. 198. Shumaker, Linda. 1FrJ Locust Manor Bay City, Mich. 144,186. Siefert, Richard. 1SophJ 4M8 Granville, Ohio. 215. Sielken, Robert Ir. 15111 QFA Sylvania, Ohio. 212,241. Sicver, Mrs. Faith. 1SophJ Mason Germantown, Md. Siff, Scton. Gophj ATA Westtield, N. J . Simmons, C. Jean. UrJ KKT Mishawaka, Indiana. 183. Simms, Penelope. 1510 AXO. Hudson, Ohio. 167,241. Simpson, Karen. GophJ AT Glen Ellyn, 111. 150. Singer, Carl. 1GradJ 709 Highridgc Greencastle, Indiana. Skallerup, Robert, Jr. 1SophJ AKE Cary, 111. 203. Sklenicka, Russell. 1F1'J 2N Berwyn, 111. 125,150,221. Skocher, Terry. 0:13 AKE Glenview, 111. 202. Slagcll, Cheryl L. 1Soph3 Mason Washington, 111. 144,169,195. Small, Virginia. Gm AXQ Benton Harbor, Mich. 146,167. Smalley, Cheryl. UrJ AFA Arlington Heights, I11. 168. Smallwood, Linda S. UrJ AP Englewood, Ohio. 176. Smedley, Max. 1GradJ 508 S. Indiana Fontaine, Indiana. Smerz, Sally. 1810 AAA Hinsdale, I11. 136,175,241. Smith, Alice L. 0:111 Rector Evanston, Ill. 187. Smith, Andrew. 1511-1 4211A Urbana, Ill. 129. Smith, Barbara. 1SophJ H31? St. Louis, M0. 184. Smith, Carol. 18m AOIT Louisville, Ky. 241. Smith, C. Nelson III. 1FrJ Am East Grand Rapids, Mich. 117,143,198. Smith, Daniel S. O 1'9 Roberts South Whitley, Indiana. 226. Smith, David H. an Ex Highland, Indiana. 223. Smith, Douglas. 1SophJ CPFA Greenwich, Conn. 212. Smith, Gary W. Om EX Cambridge City, Indiana. 223. Smith, J ames W. 1Sophj QFA Urbana, III. 212. Smith, John E. 0rd Longden Hobart, Indiana. 1mith, Kathryn. 1Sophj ATA Chehalis, Wash. 168. mith, Lauretta M. 1Sophj Mason Arcadia, Indiana. 193. 278 7 Smith, Margaret. 113m Rector La Grange, 111. 189. Smith, Mark H. Um AXA Olney, Ill. Smith, P. Douglas. Gophj ATA Westfxeld, N. J. 204. Smith, Sharon. 1Sophj A011 VVeIlington, Ohio. 171. Smith, Susan K. Um Ad; Fort Wayne, Indiana. 133,172. Smith, Valerie A. GophJ A4? Winnetka, 111. 172. Smoot, Mary C. 0:0 Rector Hillsdale, N. J. 174,189. Snell, Harley. GrJ 206 Spring Greencastle, Indiana. Snowden, Joe. 1FrJ ATA Anderson, Indiana. 125,205. Snyder, Alan T. 1FrJ 2N Hillsdale, N. J. 221. Socolofsky, Ion. GophJ AKE Hinsdale, III. 203. Soderquist, Kristin. 1Sophj AAA Hohokus, N. J. 175. Solbcrg, Mary A. 18m Mason Toledo, Ohio. 194,241. Sollars, Pamela. 1PM Rector Indianapo1is, Indiana. 181. $0130, Theodore. 1FrJ 2N Lake Oswego, Oreg. 117,125,221. Somershield, Tyler. 0'70 CPAG Chagrin Falls, Ohio. 214. Sondergard, Karen. 113m 610 S. Locust West Branch, Iowa. 139,169,192. Sorensen, Sarah. 1SophJ A6 TenaHy, N. J. 172. Sorenson, J ohn. GL1 QKir Lake Forest, 111. 217. Sorn, Leslie E. 1SophJ AZ Posen, 111. 179. Spang, Bruce. Sophj EAE Glen Ellyn, 111. 219. Spang, Ralph. UrJ EAE Glen E11yn,Ill. 218. Spangler, Elizabeth. 1511 AZ La Grange Park, 111. 146,179,242. Sparks, James M. GophJ Roberts Scottsburg, Indiana. Spear, Dan. $11 QTA Champaign, 111. 213. Spear, J ay P. 1Soph3 Longden Champaign, 111. 224. Spears, J onathan. 1PM ATA Swarthmore, Pa. 205. Speicher, David. tSophJ AXA Indianapolis, Indiana. 124,211. Spelbring, Ralph. Gm 314 E. Hanna Poland, Indiana. Spencer, Ellen L. 1SophJ AZ Bloomington, Indiana. 179. Spencer, John B. 00 Roberts Romeo, Mich. 226. Sperber, Susan. GophJ KAe St. Louis, M0. 180. Spezia, Eric E. Gm Roberts Dothan, A121. 227. Spider, Barbara B. 6011.43 Cleveland, Ohio. 115,172,242. Spolyar, David. 1SophJ QAG Indianapolis, Indiana. 215. Spray, Philip R. Um Longden Frederickstown, Pa. Spreen, Linda. 1FrJ Lucy Cincinnati, Ohio. 166,191. Springer, Robert, Jr. 181:1 EAE Indianapolis, Indiana. 119,219,242. Staahl, G. Edmund, Jr. Om ?Klz Arlington Heights, 111. 216. Staahl, Theodore. 00 610? Arlington Heights, 111. 216. Stackhouse, Leslie. Om AOH Lakewood, N. Y. 171. LESLIE COLVIN INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA Builders of ROY 0. WEST LIBRARY UNION BUILDING LONGDEN HALL LUCY ROWLAND HALL? MUSIC SCHOOL 8 ANNEX SPEECH HALL MAINTENANCE BUILDING DELTA TAU DELTA HOUSE PI BETA PHI HOUSE ADDITION TO ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Stackhousc, Marcia. 1F1'J Rcctor Indianapolis, Indiana. 188. Stacy, Susan. 1FrJ Lucy Piqua, Ohio. 139,169,190. Stadler, Ruth G. 1811 A412 Columbus, Indiana. 127,129,172,242. Stagg, Donald T. 4GradJ 509 S. Indiana Butte, Mont. Stahler, Cynthia. SophJ AAA Dayton, Ohio. 175. Stamm, Russell, Jr. GophJ EX Barrington, Ill. 223. Stanek, Nannette. 0121 AZ Chicago,111. 119,179. Stanley, Paul. 1FrJ 4A0 Indianapolis, Indiana. 144.214. Stannard, J ay 11. 1PM Longden Fort Lauderdalc, Fla. 225. Staples, John. U111 1015 S. Indiana Fort Madison, Iowa. Stark, Margaret L. 0711 Rector Garden City, N. Y. 187. Starkey, Ralph H. 1SrJ Roberts Trenton, N. I. 128,226,242. Starn, Mrs. R. Jane. 1811 155 W. 16th St., Indianapolis, Ind. Heyworth, Ill. Stayman, Robert. Gophj ATV. La Grange, 111. 199. St. Clair, Richard. 131.1 Ben Orwigsburg, Pa. 241. Stebel, Karen. UrJ ATA Oakland Park, Fla. 168. Steele, Richard. 1FrJ B911 Indianapolis, Indiana. 201. Steele, Robert M. 113111 AX Huntington, Indiana. 135,209. Steele, Susan E. 01.1 AZ North Liberty, Indiana. 146,148.179. Steenacrt, Paul. 613ch ATQ Heerlen, The Netherlands. 123,145,147.199. Steffey, Susan. 181.1 AAA Clevela'nd, Ohio. 137,175,242. Stein, Esther. 1Fr.1 Rector Guatemala City, Guatemala. 147,166,188. Stein, Jeffrey, Gophj AXA Aurora, 111. 211, Stein, Virgmia I. U 111 AF Omaha, Nebr. 120,129,176. Stembridge, Victoria. UrJ KKT Glenview, 111. 183. Stephens, Jean K. GL1 Mason Cincinnati,.0hio. 193. Stern, Sander. tGradJ 812 S. College Greencastle, Indiana. Stern, Thomas. SophJ EAE Highland Park, 111. 219. Stcrrenberg, Sandra. U111 AAA Pontiac, 111. 175. Stevens, Ronald G. 1SophJ Roberts St. Louis, Mo. Stevenson, Caroline. 1SophJ KAe 1:: CrawfordsvilIe, Indiana. 122,180. Stewart, Alexander, 031.1 EN Van VVert, Ohio. 221. Stewart,DougIas. 1FrJ AKE Lexington, Ky. 202. Stewart, Elizabeth. 1GradJ 10 Olive Greencastle, Indiana. Stewart, John E. 1SophJ AY Fort W ayne, Indiana. 207. Stewart, Nancy. UrJ KAO Indianapolis, Indiana. 180. Stewart, Stephanie. 1SophJ AOH Northbrook, Ill. Stimson, John 11. 1Soph.1 ATA Indianapolis, Indiana. 125,143,204. Stinson, Fred T. 1Soph3 Longden Portage, Indiana. 147,224. Stiver, Michael H. 01.1 AY South Bend; Indiana. 135,207. Stock, Ellen. 1F1'J Lucy Wheaten, Ill;1192. Stockstill, Linda: 15013111 AOl'I Canton, Ohio. 171. Stoica, Marianna. SL1 Mason East Chicago, Indiana. 149,150,193,242. Stokely, Craig. 1Soph.1 mm Oklahoma City, Okla. 135,144,212. Stokely,Randolp1-1. UrJ B911 Indianapolis, Indiana. 136,200. Stolkin, Patti. 1Soph0 At? Wilmette, III. 172. Stone, Cheryl A. 1Sr.1 AT Tulsa, Okla. 176,242. Stone, Nancy. Gm Lucy Daricn, Conn. 182,190. Stone, William M. 151.1 2X IndianapoIis, Indiana. 118,128,223 Stoner, Barbara. 1S0 KAe Aurora, 111. 180,242. 280 atoner, tdward. 1141.1 Longden Arlington, Va. 135,145,224. Stoner, William. 1SophJ QFA Aurora, 111. 212. Stoops, Margery. 1811.1 AAA Wabash, Indiana. 121,175,242. Storer, H. Sheldon, Jr. 180 EN Minneapolis, Minn. 126,242. Story, Thomas L. GL1 der Hamilton, Ohio. 214. Stout, Bonnie G. 180113? Champaign, 111. 134,242. Stover, John, Jr. 1F1'J ATA Milwaukee, Wis. 205. Strahl, Ronald. 0:0 B611 Indianapolis, Indiana. 125,201. Strasma, R. Jan. 1S0 AX Kankakee, 111. 124,135,136,207,242. Strasser, Barbara. UrJ KKT Elmhurst, 111. 183. Stratheam, J ulie. 1SrJ AAA Arlington Heights, 111. 175,242. Streepcy, Jefferson. 15111 Longan New Albany, Indiana. 242. ' Strelow, Mary. 0:13 703 S. College Milwaukee, Wis. 191. Stresen-Rcuter, Fredric. 61.14:qu Bimingham, Mich. 242. Stroup, Rolland, Jr. 151.1 AXA Mishawaka, Indiana. Stuckey, Dennis R. 1PM Roberts Columbus, Indiana. 125,145,227. Stuckey, Karen. 0111 KKF Centerville, Ohio. 183. Stullken, Edward, Jr. 1FIJ Longden River Forest, 111. 224. Stullken, Russell. OrJ 707 S. Locust Seabrook, Tex. 124,128,138. Sturrock, J ames. 1SophJ AXA Park Ridge, 111. 211. Sturrock, J udith. GophJ KKP Park Ridge, 111. 183. Sullivan, Gary. 181.1226 Bloomington Chicago, 111. 211. Sunkel, Eugene E. Um Roberts Paris, 111. 144,227. Swan, Elizabeth. UrJ KAG Rye, N. Y. 180. Swank, Ralph, Jr. 1FrJ 2N Waukegan, 111. 221. Swank, Ruth. 6L1 KKP St. Louis, M0. 242. Swannell, Mrs. Judith. GL1 4B 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. Swanson, M. Lynn. GophJ AF Villanova, Pa. 176. Swanson, Richard. 1FrJ 4mm Wilmette, 111. 213. Swearingen, Marcia. UrJ AF Glenview, 111. 176. Sweeney, Rebecca. 0:121 Lucy Clarendon Hills, 111. 192. Swenson, Bruce P. 181:1 AY Chicago, III. 207. Swift, Daniel. 1FrJ MA Indianapolis, Indiana. 213. Swiontck, Laura M. HUJ A111 Oak Brook, 111. 172. Swope, Sara L. 1Srj 61 8 E. Seminary Cremcastle, Indiana, 242. Sylvester, S. Russell. 1FrJ Roberts Braintree, Mass. 226. Szeles, Eugene. 1Grad5 615 Anderson Greencastle, Indiana. T Talley, Richard. $011110 ATS! Mnter Park, Fla. 199. Tarant, Christine. 1SophJ A1? Park Ridge, 111. 172. Tatham, Hannah. 150 AAA Granville, Ohio. 175,242. Tatham, Paul. 0-7111 4A0 Granville, Ohio. 125,144,214. Tatman, Rebecca. 0-11 Lucy Atlanta, Ga. 166,192. Taylor, Arnold, Jr. 113121 B911 Golf, 111. 201. Taylor, Carol. 150 ATA Washington, DC. 168. Taylor, C1ifford P. 030 EX Mecca, Calif. 222. Taylor, Gary. 07111er South Bend, Indiana. 213. Taylor, James. UrJ 115K? Lexington, Ky. 125,150,216. Taylor, Jeffrey. UrJ EAE Cleveland, Ohio. 118. Taylor, Lawrence. SophJ 718 Highridge Greencastle, Indiana. Teegarden, Thomas. UrJ me Glencoe, 111, 215. Teich, Nancy. 1131.1 Rector Syracuse, N. Y. 150,174,188. Templeman, Kenneth. 1SpecJ 215 Shadowlawn Grccncastlc, Indiana. Templin, Phyllis. 15121 155 W. 16th St., Indianapolis, Ind. 32d FIS, APO New York. 197,242. Ten Eyck, Robert, J 1'. $111 EAE Western Springs, 111. 129,219. Terry, David L. 4Sophj 2X Louisville, Ky. 223. Terry, James, Jr. GL1 ATA Pittsford, N. Y. 204,242. Testament, Sally. 1FrJ 614 S. Locust Nashville, Tenn. 140,181,190. Teutenberg, Robert. UrJ 619 Anderson St. Louis, Mo. Thalacker, Sue. GophJ Ar Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 176. Thale, J oyce E. GophJ AZ Cincinnati, Ohio. 179. Tharpe, Anne. 1SophJ KAe Deerlield,111. 144,146,152,180. Thatcher, M. Andrew. 1FrJ Roberts Hinsdale, Ill. Thoennes, David. 1Grad.1 314 E. Hanna Greencastlc, Indiana. Thomas, Ellen P. 1F1'J Rector Lucerne, Indiana. 187. Thomas, J 21116. 01.1 AAA Sycamore, Ill. 119,146,148,175. Thomas, John A. U111 ATA Grossc Pointe, Mich. 143,153,204. Thomas, John S. 15013111 Roberts Lucerne, Indiana. 227. Thomas, Raymond. GL1 Longden West Lafayette, Indiana. 123,150,225. Thomas, Richard D. 031.1 Roberts La Gr'ange Park, 111. 144, 227. Thomas, William K. 010 Roberts La Grange Park, I11. 119,144,227. Thomasson, Michael. 1501111141139 Shelbyville, Indiana. 215. Thompson, Anita. 1SophJ AOH Indianapolis, Indiana. 171. Thompson, David. 1171.1 AX Scotia, N. Y. 209. Thompson, J ames. 1S0 B011 Dayton, Ohio. 116,121,200,242. Thompson, J ohn. 1F1'J Longdcn Schenectady, N. Y. 224. Thompson, Peter. 1Fr.1 Ben Dayton, Ohio. 117,124,201. Thorns, Robert. 151.1 AKB Niagara, Wis. 203,242. Thorbeck, Thomas. 1SophJ 2X Wayne, Nebr. 223. Thorlton, Carole. 18013113 333 Greenwood, Greencastle, Ind. PILGRIM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY SALUTES THE CLASS OF 1966 BOWERS SHOW PRINT Quality and Reliability in DePauw Student Directories Catalogues 108 E. Federal St. Crawfordsvi He Compliments of WALKER Electric Supply Co., Inc. 124-130 5. Third I Terre Haute, Ind. CRawford 0461 Wiemufh 81 Son Company, Inc. WHOLESALE TOBACCO-CANDY0CIGARS and SUNDRIES OPERATORS OF VENDING MACHINES C-85100C-7160 1009 Wabash Ave. Terre Haute. 1nd. Thorstcnson, Allen. 1Soph.1 mm Chicago, 111. 212. ThrelkeId, Thomas. 15111 Longden Salem, 111.243. 4 Tics, Thomas, 1Fr.1.'1XA Greenview,111. 148,310. Tidrick, Laurence. SL1 Roberts Evanston, 111. 227,243. Tieman, Gerald. 4GradJ 205 Spring Webster Groves, Mo. Timbrook, Alicia. 1Soph3 Mason Rensselaer, Indiana. 195. Timmons, Carolyn. 1SophJ AXQ Dunwoody, Ga. 167. Tirman, Charlotte. 18m 1186 South Bend, Indiana. 126,184,243. Tirman, W. Robert. UrJ rDKxIr South Bend, Indiana. 216. Titus, Norman. GL1 511 E. Seminary Indianapolis, Indiana. Todd, Mary. 1SpecJ 706 Terrace Greencastla, Indiana. Tomkinson, J. Richard. 4FrJ ATA Grosse Pointe, Mich. 205. Tomsic, James M. Gm AY Hammond, Indiana. 206. 7 Tongren, Robert. 1FrJ AXA Erie, Pa. 150,210. Torrens, Carol. 18013113 A4 Mount Prospect, 111. 172. Trager, Thomas R. UrJ Longden Cincinnati, Ohio. 225. Tregenza, Arthur. 150 5A 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. 243. Trego, A. Bruce. tSophJ AY Hoopcston, 111. 207. Treptow, Patricia. 1SophJ Acb Flossmoor, 111. 172. Trcssler, B. Adele. UrJ ITBII; Western Springs, 111. 118,184. Trimble, Barbara. Urj KKF Princeton, 111. 183. Tripp, Richard. 1FIJ Roberts ClarendouHills, Ill. 226. Trueblood, Michael. 4Fch1m9 Kirkwood, M0. 214. Tucker, Frederick 111. 1FrJ ATA Indianapolis, Indiana. 117,205. Tucker, Kathleen. 1SophJ A4 Hobart,1ndiana. 172. Tucker, R. Gehl, Jr. 1FrJ 611A Decatur, Ill. 213. Turner, Carolyn. Urj AAA Cincinnati, Ohio. 139,175. - Turner, Leighton. UrJ AXA Roselle, 111. 120,137,211. Turner, Linda. am 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. Palos Park,111. 196. Turner, Mari1yn. 1FrJ Locust Manor Wilmette, Ill. 182,186. Turner, W. Gary. UrJ EAE Springfield, Ill. Twyman, Olwen. GophJ AXQ Beloit, Wis. 167. Tyrrell, Nancy J. 4FrJ Rector Cleveland, Ohio. 177. ' Tysseling, William. 1FrJ AXA Ames, Iowa. 117,210. U Udell, Gregory F. 1SophJ AX Evanston, 111. 208. ' 4 Uible, Stephan W. UrJ AY Bcthel, Ohio. 131,136,207. Ujiki, Gail. UIJ AAA . Honokaa, Hawaii. 139,175. Ulmer, Douglas. Urj $11111 Arcadia, Calif. 117,124,137,216. Underwood, Donald. GophJ EAR Cincinnati, Ohio. 219. Uno, Michael H. 11:10 Longden Honolulu, Hawaii. Z24. Unzicker, William 111. KFrJ AXA Champaign,111. 211. Upchurch, David. 1Fr3 Roberts New Castlc, Indiana. 227. Urbain, Robert, Um AKE Western Springs, 111. 203. Urich, Susan C. 1SophJ Mason Cleveland. Ohio. Utterberg, David. 1SOphJ CPAG Chicago, I11. 215. V Valeska, Cathie. 18m AAA Elmwood Park, 111. 117,126,175,243. Valessares, Peter. 1FrJ 4412 Chicago, 111. 213. Van Bokkelen, William. 1SophJ Ben Mooresville, Indiana. 200. Vance, B. Jill. UrJ me Richmond, Indiana. 120,145 ,180. Vance, Pamela L. 1FrJ Mason Richmond, Indiana. 181,193. Van Cleave, Clark. Sophj 430 Anderson Westchester, III. 223, Van Cleave, Roy. 4FrJ $101! Westchester, 111. 123,217. VanDeusen, Robert. 1FIJ Roberts Glenview, 111. 226.15 Van Kirk, Dale. am ism Dayton, Ohio. 124,198. Vanlandingham, LesliefKSophJ Roberts Rockford, 111. 144,227. Van Meter, John T. 1Soph3 Roberts Monticello, Indiana. 226. Van Nada, Christine. 1SophJ KAe Lowell, Indiana. 180. Van Shaack, Harding. UrJ AX Milwaukee, Wis. 115,208. Van Sickle, Nancy. 4Fr3 Rector 7 Indianapolis, Indiana. 144,187. Vass, David T. UIJ ATS! Ann Arbor, Mich. 199. Vaughn, Peter H. GophJ 2X Sturgis, Mich. 115,137. Vedder, Robert. 15117 quA Urbana,111. 133,136,212,243. Veech, J. Douglas. UrJ AKE Grosse Pointe, Mich. 203. Veeck, Richard. 1FIJ AY Crystal Lake, 111. 143,147,206. Vehslage, J an L. 090 Locust Manor Worthington, Indiana. 115,186. Velde, Frederick. 113m 2X Pekin, 111. 222. Vetterick, Gerald. 1SophJ AXA Chicago, 111. 211. ' Vetterick, J ohn. GophJ AXA Chicago, 111. 125,211, Vetterick, Paul. 1811 226 Bloomington Chicago, 111. 211,243. Vickery, George III. 4FrJ QFA Indianapolis, Indiana. 213. Vines, Douglass. 1SophJ B911 Glenview, Ill. 200. Vitell, Scott. Um AKE La Grange Park, 111. 203. Vogel, Virginia. 15111 KKP St. Louis, Mo. 148,183,243. Vogt, Barbara L. 1FrJ Rector Carrollton, 111. 182,187. W Wacker, Ronald C. 1SophJ AY Bergenfield, N. J. 207. W ackman, Christopher. Gm EAE Scarsdalc, N. Y. 153,219. Wadleigh, Susan. 1FrJ Rector Indianapolis, Indiana. 166,189. Wadsworth, Robert, OM 3911 Muncic,1ndiana. 124,131.136,200. Waggoner, Charles D. 1501310 Longdcn Indianapolis,1ndiana. 135,224. Waggoner, Charles R. GFXATA Hamilton, Ohio. 118,204,243. Wahl, Annette. 15m KAO Lawrenceburg, Indiana. 243. Walker, C. Richard, Jr. GophJ EX Gentryville, Indiana. 223. Walker, Donna. 151-1 JIBKP Santa Ana, Calif. 184,243. Walker, Jay. UFJ ATS! Marion, Ohio. 115,140,199. Walker, L. Stephen. 0:121 2X Gcntryvillc, Indiana. 223. Walker, Sarah L. KFrJ Rector Normal,111. 188. Wall, Richard. 45013119 :AE Port Washington, N. Y. 219. Wall, Robert. 1Soph3 AKE Mount Vernon, 111. 203. Walsh, Thomas. 1SophJ AKE Peoria, 111. 203. Walter, Gail. 1SophJ ATA Lansing,111. 168. Walters, C. Thomas. 1SrJ Longden Mishawaka, Indiana. 150,243. Walters, Patricia. 1SrJ AZ Scarsdale, N. Y. 179,243. Walters, Russell. 1311 719 S. Locust Birmingham, Mich. 207. Walton, Jay. GophJ ATA Gary, Indiana. 122,204. Wann, Susan. 1Soph3 ALI; Larchmont, N, Y. 172. Waples, Douglas. UrJ IDKxII Palo Alto, Calif. 119,125,140,142,216. Ward, Donald. OTIJ EAE Hammond, Indiana. 218. Ward, Judith. SophJ AAA Cincinnati, Ohio. 175. Ware, Victoria. 1SophJ AAA Hinsdale, 111. 139,146,175. . Warn, John M. 1SophJ AXA Milan. Indiana. 123,211. Warner, Derrick. 4FrJ Roberts Deeriicld, 111. 144,226. Warner, Katherine. 031:1 Locust Manor Muncie, Indiana. 186. Wamer, Thomas. 1FrJ AKE Aurora, 111. 202. Warren, Linda. 1FrJ Lucy Springfield, Ohio. 170,190. Watkins, Paul K. 1SophJ Ben San Marino, Calif. 200. Watrous, Thomas. 4FIJ Roberts Winamac, Indiana. 227. Watson, Carolyn. GL1 1924 N. Senate, Indianapolis, Ind. Warsaw, Indiana. 197,243. Watson, John D. 1811 Roberts Excelsior, Minn. 226,243. Watson, Melinda. 0:10 Locust Manor Warsaw,1ndiana. 139,178,186. Watson, Richard C. 4FIJ AKA Evanston, 111. 210. W atson, Richard E. 1Sr.1705 S. College Greenfield, Indiana. 224,243. Watson, Stuart. 1SophJ AXA Evanston, Ill. Watson, William. U 111 B011 Dayton, Ohio. 115. Watts, Deborah. 1PM Rector Pittsford, N. Y. 187. Wayne, Guy 111. KFIJ Longden Swampscott, Mass. 147. Wayne, Valerie. 1S0 AXQ La Grange Park, 111. 167,243. Weaver, Gerald. 1SophJ ATA Villa Grove, 111. 143,204. Webb, David V. UrJ 719 S. Locust Wilmette, 111. Weber, Daniel. 48013113 ATIZ Terre Haute, Indiana. 199. 1 282 Weber, M. J ane. Gm Rector Cary,111. 188. Weber, Richard N. 13111 EX Libertyville, 111. 223,243. Weber, Steven. 1Soph.1 450 Chicago Heights, 111.215. Webster, Michael. UrJ Roberts Louisville, Ky. 149,227. Weed, Penny G. 15017113 AT Clevc1and, Ohio. 176. Wegner, Ruth E. 1SophJ AZ Glenview,111. 147,150,179. WehnEs, Richard. 1FrJ Longden Glendale, Mo. 144,224. Weidman, Elizabeth. 1511 1184, Elmhurst, 111. 184,243. Weidner, Frederic. 1GradJ 719 E. Seminary Greencastle, Indiana. Weidner, Lynne S. 1SophJ Mason St. Louis, Mo. 174,195. Weiland, Franklin 11. um ATA 1ndianapolis,1ndiana. 143,204. Weimer, Constance A. 1SophJ A6 St. Louis, M0. 172. Weinberg, Mark. Um Robcns Silver Spring, Md. 115,124,226. Weinstock, Earl L. 4111sz Northbrook, 111. 223. Weir, Nancy L. Um KKF Marion, Indiana. 183. Weiseman, Jane. 1Sophj Mason Yokohama, Japan. 195. Welsh, James. 1PM ATA Grand Rapids, Mich. 205. Weldon, Lewis, Jr, 15m ATQ Pittsburgh, Pa. 152,199,243. Welker, Lawrence. 1FIJ 43K? Chagrin Falls, Ohio. 217. Welles, Peter C. Jr. 719 S. Locust Northbrook, 111. 207. Wells, Alan K. UrJ EN Decatur, Ill. 137,220. We1ls, Inga. 1SophJ KKF Newark, Ohio. Wells, Robert. 18m 613 Darien, Conn. 140,212,243. chdelboe, Frcderick. 15H 1C 800 S. Locust Greencastle, Indiana. 243. Werner, AnneA 0:0 Lucy Tell City, Indiana. Werrenrath, Reinald 111. 1SrJ 2N Highland Park, 111. 118,220,243. Wen, Thomas. 1SophJ 431 Anderson South Bend, Indiana. Wesley, Barbara. UrJ AI'A Cleveland, Ohio. Wessler, Carole. 1Gradj 301 E. Seminary Arenzvillc, 111. West, Ann E. UrrJ Mason Decatur,111. 194. Wetherell, Mary. 1FrJ Rector Prairie Village, Kans. 173. Weyeneth, Alice. 1311 A011 Eureka, Ill. 118,126,146,171,243. Whaley, Barbara. 13m AXQ Milwaukee, Wis. 167,244. Wharton, Paula. 4Soph3 AZ Youngstown, Ohio. 179. Wheaten, Cheryl. GophJ ATA Wheaten, 111. 168. Wheeler, Jennifer. Um AP Pittsburgh, Pa. 176. Whitaker, Linda. SophJ AF Dayton, Ohio. 176. White, Barbara. 0:10 Rector Indianapolis, Indiana. 166,187. White, Chery1 L. 1Soph3 Mason Cincinnati, Ohio. 195. White, Dale L., Jr. 1Soph3 Roberts Dayton, Ohio. 150. White, Glenn A. 1810 CPR? Granville, Ohio. 125,216,244. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 Stokelys hast Fruits 8cVegetables Picked and Packed... . at the Peak 0f Flavor 1311 2'1 1111 Van Camxfs Pork 85 Beans 4:1,, Everybody1s VHH'EEP'S Favorite! Pgm STDKELY-VAN CAMP, INC. General Offices . Indianapolis FINE FOODS SINCE 1861. White, Kathleen. Um Ad: New Shrewsbury, N. J. 172. White, Patricia. 4SophJ KAO MountCarmcl,111. 150,180. White, Robert. 6Q duo Cleveland, Ohio. 214. Whitehouse, Marjorie. UrJ AZ Grand Rapids, Mich. 179. Whitney, Thomas. 0:111 IN Mishawaka,1ndiana.221. Whittaker, Janie. Sophj AFA Louisville, Ky. 148,168. Whittlcsey, Tony F. 0:11 B011 Kensington, Md. Wicks, Brian G. 15111 Longden Nashville, Tenn. 142,224,244. Widdifield, Katharine. 1Sophj Mason Pontiac, Mich. 193. Wieland, William. 1FrJ Longden Cleveland Heights, Ohio. 224. Wiepking, Lindsey J . 481:1 AZ Oxford, Ohio. 128,146,179,244. Wiersma, Lynn S. 1Fr.1Rector Westem Springs, 111. 187. Wieser, A. Janc. 1FrJ Rector Aurora, 111. 182,189. Wiggcrs, Ann. 1FrjRector Cincinnati, Ohio. 177,189. Wild, Stephen C. Gophj AX Angola, Indiana. 208. Wilder, Steven V. GophJ B911 Racing, Wis. 200. Wilhelm, Joseph 1FrJ ATA Noblesville, Indiana. 205. Wilhelm, Walter II. 0111 B911 Waverly, Pa. 119,144,200. Wilhoite, Ann. GophJ KKP Indianapolis, Indiana. 119,183. Wilkening, Betty. 15:9 KAe St. Louis, Mo. 180,244. Wilkinson, Scott. 1SophJ Roberts Muskegon, Mich. 1 Willcox, Jo,n N. U L1 AXA Ossining,N. Y. 136211. Williams, Allen. 1FrJ ATQ Ann Arbor, Mich. 143,198. Williams, David. HQ 4121 Bloomington, 111. 212. Williams, Edwin L. GL1 Roberts Lafayette, Indiana. 227. Williams, Janet. 180.4210. F ayetteville, Ark. 167,244. Williams, Mayre. GophJ Mason Munster, Indiana. 193. Williams, Michael. 1511 Longden Indianapolis, Indiana. 149,244. Williams, Nancy. 1FrJ Locust Manor Bloomington, 111. 182,186. Williams, Stanley E. 1Soph.1 EX Barrington, III. 223. Williams, Stephen 0. OrJ AX Bcdford, Indiana. 208. Williams, Susan M. Ur. Nb St. Pau1, Minn. 172. Williamson, James. 1SophJ AK I-J Vienna, 111. 202. 1;. Williamson, Steven. UrJ XAE Indianapolis, Indiana. 219. Willison, George. GophJ Roberts Evansville, Indiana. Wills, Timothy M. 1Fr.1 Roberts Rushville, Indiana. 227. Wilson, Carol A. 18111 AZ Rockville Center, N. Y. 146,179,244. Wilson, Deborah. 1SophJ Act: South Bend, Indiana. 172. Wilson, D. Jane. 0:111 Lucy Highland,111. 190. Wilson, Elizabeth. 4Sophj AOH Darien, Conn. 171. Wilson, Mrs. Jeanette. 4SophJ 210 S. Indiana, Greencastle, Indiana. Wilson, Randal L. 0x9 Roberts Akron,011io. 111,147,227. Wilson, Samuel 11. gGradJ 210 S. Indiana, Grgencastle, Indiana. Wilton, Sally J. 60th AL' Chicago, Ill. ' Wilz, Donald R. 1SophJ Roberts Palos Park, 111. 226. Wincup, G. Kim. 4SrJ ATS? Cincinnati, Ohio. 118,140,199,244. Wing, Frances. Um KAO Western Springs, 111. 180. Wingard, Michael. 18m AKE Palatine, 111. Winning, James M. 1SophJ AX Springfield, 111. 208. Winning, Stephen M. 1SophJ AX Greenwood, Indiana. 208. 1 Winterberg, Ferris. 1Sr.1 AXA Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 126,211,244. Winter, Daniel. 0:112 mu Glen Ellyn, 111. 213. Wise, Judy M. 1Sr.1 IIBqD Dayton, Ohio. 135,136,184,244. Witler, Elizabeth. UrJ 113th St. Louis, M0. 184. Witte, David A. 130mm Roberts Blue1sland,111.226. Wittich, Karen. 4FrJ Lucy Calremont, Calif. 166,191. Woehlick, Gerald. GophJ m0 Glen E11yn,111. 215. Wohlers, Susan J. 1FrJ Rector Park Ridge,111. 185,187. Wohlfeld, Stephen. 45m ATQ Redford, Indiana. 199,244. Wohllcb, James. 1Soph5 AXA Dayton, Ohio. 211. Woike, Glenn V. 6L1 112 Bloomington Greencastlc, Indiana. 244. Wolf, Nancy L. 18011111 AP Park Ridge. 111. 176. Wolf, Vicki L. 4Frj Lucy Akron, Ohio. 174. Wood, Gary L. 0 L1 Longden San Angelo, Tex. 225. Woodburn, Robert. 18m 226 Bloomington Nashville, Tenn. 211,245. Woodcock, Lorrin. 451:1 AAA St. Louis, Mo. 150,175,245. Woods, Wanda L. 4FrJ Rector Delphi, Indiana. 187. Workman, Douglas. 1FrJ ATQ Westlake, Ohio. 198. Worley, Alan C. 1FL1AX River Forest, 111. 209. Wright, Beverly J . 1SophJ AZ South Bend, Indiana. 179. Wright, Deborah J. 1SophJ AZ Ashland, Ohio. 179. Wright, Dona1d R. 1Sr.J EN Richmond, Indiana. 220,245. Wright, John. tJrJ AKE Wayne, 111. 119,203. Wright, Lynne E. OrJ AZ . Endwell, N. Y. 118,179. Wulff, Robert J. 1SrJ Longden Chicago, III. 245. Wurster, Christopher. 1FrJ 4K? Cincinnati, Ohio. 123,217. Wyatt, James H., Jr. 1SophJ Roberts Baltimore, Md. Wyatt, Linda. 1SophJ KAO Adrian, Mich. 180. Wycoif, Suzanne D. UrJ Mason Glenshaw, Pa. Wynns, Charlotte. 6111 AAA Chattanooga, Tenn. 245 . Wytias, Charlotte. UrJ 1812 N. Capitol, Indianapolis, Ind. Denver, C010. 196. Y Yates, Sandra. Gophj AAA St. Louis, M0. 175. Yaw, Jessena. 1FrJ Locust Manor Worthington, Ohio. 150,178,186. Yemm, Richard. 1SrJ AKE Mobile, Ala. 203,245. Yoder, Kathleen. 1PM Rector Morocco, Indiana. 189. York, David R. GophJ EN Greencastle, Indiana. 220. York, Ronald F. 1SophJ EN Greencastle, Indiana. 220. Young, C. Steven. 18131 CDFA Marion, Indiana. 212,245. Young, Elizabeth. Ur.1AFA Lynbrook, N. Y. 168. Young, James H. 1PM Roberts Clarendon Hills, 111. 226. Young, Patricia. GophJ AOII Ramsey, N. J. 171. Young, Steven J . UrJ me Indianapolis, Indiana. 215. Younts, Linda J. 18111 1186: Downers Grove, 111. 184,245. Z Zalewski, Constance. 4FrJ 610 S. Locust South Bend, Indiana. 192. Zaring, Barbara. 4FrJ Lucy Cambridge, Ohio. 173,192. Zaring, Martha J. 18121 Ada Cambridge, Ohio. 117,120,128,172,245 Zeluff, Mary M. GU AZ Milan, Mich. 143,144,147,148,179. Zenor, Mrs. Malinda. 4GradJ Brainbridge, Indiana. 1 Zenor, Sue Z. GophJ Mason Jeffersonvme, Indiana. Zcrbe, Carl E. GophJ 101 Bloomington Carmel, Indiana. Zimmerman, Quincy. 1FrJ AKE Atlanta, Ga. 202. Zink, Lee A. UrJ AOH Madison, Indiana. 171. Zink, V.Russe11, Jr. 1FL1EN Cicero, 111. 221. : Zinsmeister, Karen. Urj KKF South Bend, Indiana. 137,139,183. Zipf, Janis. UrJ AAA Kettering, Ohio. 175. Zivich, Shirley A. 4Sophj Mason Gary, Indiana. 195. us . UDA TERRE MANOR COFFEE IN ROOMS-FREE TV AIR CONDITIONED THERMAL CONTROLLED HEAT 8 miles from campus via Hanna, Jackson, Manhattan Rd. to U.S. 4O 3 miles west on right PHONE-672-3332 GREENCASTLE MOTEL Greencastle's Newest South on Hwy. 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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JANITOR SUPPLIES F FLOOR TREATMENTS OFFICE PHONE 4181 BRAZIL, INDIANA ORGANIZATION INDEX Acknowledgements .......................... 287 Activities Section ........................... 114 Administration Section ....................... 158 Advertising Section .......................... 251 Almanac .................................. 28 Alpha Chi Omega ........................... 166 Alpha Delta Sigma .......................... 136 Alpha Gamma Delta ........................ 168 :5 Alpha Lambda Delta ........................ 122 Alpha Omicron Pi .......................... 170 Alpha Phi ................................ 172 Alpha Phi Omega .......................... 138 Alpha Tau Omega .......................... 198 American Guild of Organists ................. 149 Angel Flight ............................... 126 Arnold Air Society .......................... 126 Athletics .................................. 76 AWS ..................................... 117 Band ..................................... 151 Baseball ................................... 92 Basketball ................................. 82 Beta Beta Beta ..................... 1 ......... 128 Beta Theta Pi ...................... '$ ....... 200 Chapel Choir ........................ ...... 150 Cheerleaders ............................... 76 Chemistry Club ............................. 142 Collegians ................................. 152 Conservative Club ........................... 143 Council on Religious Life ..................... 148 Cross Country .............................. 81 D Association ............................. 140 Debate Club ............................... 142 Delta' Chi ................................. 208 Delta Delta Delta ............................ 174 Delta Gamma .............................. 176 Delta Kappa Epsilon ........................ 202 Delta Omicron Chi .......................... 128 Delta Phi Eta .............................. 138 Delta Sigma Rho ............................ 129 Delta Tau Delta ............................ 204 Delta Upsilon .............................. 206 Delta Zeta ................................. 178 The DePauw ............................... 133 Dorm Staff ................................. 137 Duzer Du ................................. 127 Editofs Note .............................. 288 Faculty Section ............................. 160 Football .................... 1 ............... 77 Foreign Students ............................ 147 Freshmen and Sophomore Nursing Students ...... 139 Freshman Interfraternity Council ............... 117 Gold Key .................................. 121 Golf ...................................... 88 Hockey Club ............................... 140 International Relations Club ................... 147 Intramural Board ........................... 119 Intramurals ................................ 102 Kappa Alpha Theta ......................... 180 Kappa Kappa Gamma ....................... 182 Kappa Pi ................................. 129 Kappa Tau Kappa .......................... 118 Lambda Chi Alpha .......................... 210 Little Theater Board . . L ...................... 120 Living Unit Section ......................... 166 Locust Manor .............................. 186 Longden Hall .............................. 224 Lucy Rowland Hall .......................... 190 Madrigals .................................. 152 Mason Hall ................................ 193 Men of Note ............................... 153 Men,s Hall Association ....................... 226 Methodist Student Foundation ................. 148 Mirage .................................... 130 Mortar Board .............................. 121 Mu Phi Epsilon ............................. 149 Naiad ..................................... 141 Orchesis .................................. 141 Orchestra .................................. 15 1 Orientation Staff ............................ 137 Panhellenic Council ......................... 118 Phi Delta Theta ............................ 214 Phi Epsilon Phi ............................ 128 Phi Eta Sigma ............................. 122 Phi Gamma Delta .......................... 212 Phi Kappa Psi ............................. 216 Phi Mu Alpha ............................. 149 Photo Staff ................................. 130 Pi Beta Phi ................................ 184 Production Notes ............................ 287 Psi Chi .................................... 129 Publications Board .......................... 120 Queens ................................... 70 Rector Hall . ; .............................. 187 Rector Scholars ............................. 123 Sailing Club ............................... 143 Senior Section .............................. 228 Sigma Alpha Epsilon ........................ 218 Sigma Chi ................................. 222 Sigma Delta Chi ............................ 136 Sigma Nu .................................. 220 SEA ...................................... 146 Student Court .............................. 117 Student Directory ........................... 250 Students Out-In-Town ....................... 274 Student Senate .............................. 115 Swimming ................................. 95 Tennis .................................... 94 Theta Sigma Phi ............................ 136 Tusitala ................................... 127 UB Boards ................................. 116 University Choir ............................ 150 University Staff ............................. 246 Wesley Hall and Wile Hall .......... . ........ 196 Westminster Fellowship '. ...................... 148 WGRE ................................... 135 Women1s Sports ............................. 110 WRA Board ............................... 119 Wrestling .................................. 87 Young Democrats ........................... 145 Young Republicans .......................... 144 YWCA ...... f .............................. 139 L; 4 VJ . Acknowledgments Editor: BOb Wadsworth Sports Editors: Susie Chesterfield Dave Harbottle Assoc1ate Editor: Steve Ulble Bob Kurtz Busmess Manager: Rle Faner Head Photographer: Steve Uible Staff; Chris Christianer Jim F letcher Dave J oncich Chuck Leininger Copy Editor: Cathy Hein Staff: Madeline Darnell Geneese Gottschalk Jill Greenman Sally Hauck BOb M'ya Sue Hillier . . Zannah Martin Scheduhng Editor. Pam Loveless Ruth Russ Circulation Manager: Jane Polivka Identification Editor: Susan Lange Staff: Ann Kainz Leslie Hopper Jim Gentry Advertising Manager: Dan Mountain Staff: Harry Gowland John Gruhl SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mssrs. Bob Cavanagh and Bob Blanton, 0f the American Year- book Co. ' Mr. Jacx Bundy, of the S. K. Smith C0. Mr. Ralph Taylor, Ralph Taylor Studios Mr. Pat Aikman, Director of the DePauw News Bureau Dr. Forst Fuller, financial advisor The DePauw Publications Board Mr. Pat McKenrick, for his excellent creative photography Miss Cris Hughes, for her distinctive letteiing and drawings Miss Lynn Bresnahan, for her invaluable advice, unsolicited hard work, and faithful encouragement when things looked bad. The 1966 Mirage was printed by the American Yearbook Co. of Hannibal, M0. Each of the 1700 lcopies was bound into eighteen 16-page signatures. A major innovation this year over past Mirages involves the use of a new printing techniqueeoffset lithogf'zfphy. Covers were manufactured by the S. K. Smith C0. of Chicago. Type faces used are Baskerville and Times Roman. Paper stock is Warrenis 80 lb. Brite- Glow Enamel. Binding style is ttsewed, rounded, and backed? 287