DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1974 volume:

FACULTY! 3th 3 O -r-o-m -1 r-t- U5 -.j ....3 0-3, President William E. Kersetter Dean Robert H. Farber Associme Dean Nelle l. Barnhart G. David Hunt, Admissions I I z HMJ NW ,, . H null n QN 5M ' . u all usl ' ,' N'U MUx ' xx ,u x, 1,3 x x n 0 MI! 1.1: .. n59 6 v a a I I W : n wingkw;x3vmwwmw1w n v v v x 7 Associate Dean Brian Enos Louis J. Fontaine, Admissions Edward N. Pearson, Cashier Marvin Swanson, University Chaplain Elsie T. Miller, Director of Resident Halls and University Food Service Eleanor S. Y ma, Re istrar 3 p g Sara Kistler, Assistant Dean of Women l: William M. Marley, Purchasing Agent 5i David Herrold William Meehan Gerald Boyce Ray Fre nch Bing Davis Robert I. Fletcher Botany and Bacteriology W. Preston Adams Howard R. Youse L 10 Chemistry Howard B. Burkett r. John W. McFarland Eugene P. Schwartz john A. Ricketts James E. George Classical Studies J i ;. l n Edwin L. Minar, Jr. Brandt N Steele 12 .x A aw . in Dan Sullivan, James Madison Ernest Henninger 13 Hugh Henry Physics Paul Kissinger ..- Fred S Silander Gerald E. Warren 6 Alan E Pankratz Ralph Gray H. David Maloney J. P. Allen Education Roy L. Swihart Mildred 1. Wills Ned B. MacPhail warra-w m. Ronald N. Guenther K, Catherine Haynes 15 , - u; ; ----..V..1 HaroId M. Garriott F. Walker Gilmer Thomas A. Emery Arthur W. Shumaker 16 -l Elizabeth Christman Keith M. Opdahl n 'W'ww w.- Robert P. Sedlack Fred N. Nelson 17 Dan Bron son A; - . -41. wu-ngu 5 I Darryl E. Gibson Glenn EA Welliver .vIICIOOUICIOQQ 18 0A.,Iononcono o. OIIOII0-qu... 00.00.00.... .0........ .--0-.... a .Qo,so.nc.co t'...0Iqu-... :'?.-000 .... German and Russian Cornelius vanZwoll .ZIZIL;;.....1 1 1 OI' oo-o.o.. Edward E. Mayer Clifton J. Phillips A John B. Wilson Head of the department John E. Lamphear John J. Baughman Stanley Caine James L. Cooper Roderick A. Clifford John Morrill , John Anderson Louis Smogor Robert Thomas 20 Underwood Dudley Horace Butler Joseph Corbett 21 MrsA Ma ry Heller Mr. Glenn Sherman 22 3 . Frank Jaco bs Robert M. Grockock Herman C. Berg Milton S. Trusler Dept Head Cassel M. Grub 23 i Patience T. Be rg Thomas Fitzpatrick . Wlllll I Arthur D. Carkeek Bernice F. Grubb 24 Political Science Byron W. Daynes 0. Ralph Raymond Robert E. Calvert Frank C. Darling Amir Rafat t4 25 Philosophy and ' Religion Russell J. Compton Roger Gustavsson Robert S. Eccles 26 $3.2 3.x . t E n a g r o H E e c n e r e T Robert H. King Robert D. Newton Howard L. Simon H. John Eigen brodt 27 Robert R. Harvey Mary L Miller John Thatcher Ruth L. Lester Page Cotton Ed Boutwell Charlie Erdmann James C Loveless Judith Jenkins Thomas Mont, Jr., Athletic Director Barbara Federman Elmer McCall Edward Meyer LeRoy Schoenfeld Felix E. Goodson Michael P. Silver 30 Harry L. Hawkins Richard Kelly 31 Kenneth S. Wagoner B. L. Garrett Rex Rector x CJQO--CD3 'hk m U Hal C. Albro, Jr. .c. iulllll'lal'j I 11!!! 1.111111 I .1llli- .1111? 11,11 I' Richard J. Curry Suzy V. Joseph Georgia E Sublette oe- .- . Gordon B. Walters w .5 3-. 1-759 , 411l1 Kent 8. Mecum Agnes P. Beaudry Vincent A. Serpa 32 Paul A. Thomas Edward M. Dolan John T. Reiling Angelo A. Alonzo Robert J. Fornaro Sociology 8 Anthropology WHEN EV, 5;. Walter Kirkpatrick James F. Elrod Robert 0. Weiss Larry C. Sutton Judith C. Kelly :5? . , x: :Z: . ?.Ez. Forst E. Fuller Albert E. Reynolds James R. Gam mon Charles E. Mays 35 Dr. Silver explains registration to his advisees. s Are you SURE all your computer cards are filled out correctly? F r e S h a n Absorbed attention to that ever-fascinating schedule of classes. Richard Nathaniel occupies the U.B. steps to work out his schedule. We e k Registration, rush, and relaxaHon occupy freshmen this week. Upstairs, downstairs, and in milady's physics lab Following the arrows from station to station. Colt 45: An item seldom seen on the DEPAUW campus. Jeff Jendrix unloads ready to start a career. A DePauw dad guides his little girl Is this her fall or summer wardrobe? Big Brothers Stacy Racz and LD. Friley give a help- ing hand to Steve Polozonis. 38 And If Registration Wasn't Enough, What About i That First Trip to the Book- store 37' 'l h 1.? . .; ' . in l U ,V ,7. ' ..,.... mu: 0 - , g ITEHS ORLESS Kl'Tl-IIS REGISTER It was simple; take it from the truck and put it together. The Birth of DePauw's Performing Arts Center Ajungle of wood and cement. The old Music Center looks on quietly as the new structure grows loudly. -r' Q N ,: O 5 ;..- I .. : n: ' u Ill m h .;. 1 Artist's conception of DePauw's pride and joy to be. The framework of the new center slowly grows to dominate its end of the campus. Christmas of '73 saw a lot of snow and Greencastle's Ioftiest Christmas tree. s9 A 1 1 13LMK.-.J.-u..;:3 :: 1973 LXA Watermelon Bust 1973 LXA Watermelon Bust I 1973 LXA Watermelon Bust According to the revised Euclid-Pythagoras theorem for computing quanti- ties of watermelon seeds, there should be??? Faye Purucker tests her seed-spitting ability. 42 Hail to the melon, wondrous deity of the annual Bust h an extravaganza of contests, music and sampling of the watermelons. Queen Betsy Godfrey and her escort Brad Kinsey provide warm smiles for the camera. A good team proves to be the cure for spectator apathy at DePauw. 44 Coach Gaumy Neal - an old great returns. Old Gold Half-time excitement. The Queen and her Court: QEFT TO RIGHD Melanie Millis, Suzanne McLaren, Betsy Godfrey, Jane Schussler, Becky Reasner. V.I.P. S. Perfection can be obtained at least as far as the undefeated and unscored upon 1933 football team is concerned. i x Fleeing flakes whisper Curling, nestling near The day the snow fell the earth n1 J lgwnW .V- 5.1.... SPEAKERS Dr. Clark R. Mollenhoff Journalist and Pulitzer Winner Writers Dr. Russell Kirk Novelist, Essayist and Colu mnist Mrs. Sidney Callahan Psychologist and Author , 51 Rob Fisher Artist and Inventor Social Concern Ernesto Bitetti - Guitarist Dr. James W. Turpin Founder of Project Concern an International health agency. Teachers Dr. Joseph R. Washington Jr. Director of Afro-American Studies, University of Virginia Dr. Jerome C. Hixson Authority on DePauw History Dr. John D. Millet Vice-President, Academy for Educational Development 53 Bishop Hoggard A.M.E. Zion Church Bishop Ralph T. Alton United Methodist Church Rev. Kent E. Schneider Founder of the Center for Contemporary Celebration 54 Politics George C. Cheek William E. Laite Jr. American Forest Institute Prison Reformer The Hon. Richard E. Wiley Commissioner, The Federal Communications Commission Kaarlo R. Tuomi . International Spy 55 StUdentS American OfAfrO Association Members of AAAS 56 Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity s l I i I I 2 e I r The Association of Afro-American Students sponsors a basketball team which participates in the University IM program. AT RIGHT, the team huddles before a game. AAAS Team Members: Riley Llyod, Rich Nathaniel, Larry Mayberry, Les Woods, Charlie Bennett, Amos Roland Robison, Myron El. h I 9 CB. goes up for the shot. so a . 1 I ',' :iai'h : I - ,- h l x .- a h ' V J 5 . x0 - w -. ,th w h n, h Eec. Board: Charles Bennett, Tr; Karen Degazon, VP; Lawerence Mayberry, Pres; x Barbara Pollard, Sec; Holbrook Hankson Jr., Corr. Sec. AAAS members in the recreation room in the Afro American House. The competition is tense at the ping- pongtable. Rich Nathaniel and Vince Metcalf playing cards. Two members of AAS rapping in the Afro American House - Les Woods and Collette Brown. AAS Advisory Board - Holbrook Hankinson, Karen Dega- zon, Lawrence Mayberry, Barbara Pollard, Karen Boone, Charles Bennet, Myron El, Cheryl Upshaw. 'V Vienna Queen of the Danube, the Imperial City and the progenitor of Romanticism efrom the lofty spires of her Gothic cathedrals to the golden splen- dour of her Baroque palaces, she is a living testi- monial to the fusion of the mind heart and soul of mankind , A , THE CONTEMPORARY EASTERN EUROPEAN SEMESTER Vienna is the most Eastern European city out- side the Iron Curtain countries. This unique location affords DePauw students the splen- dors of modern Vienna as well as one of the few known opportunities to study in a city be- hind the Iron Curtain, namely in Budapest. Side trips to Warsaw, Cracow, and traveling through Czechoslovakia also gives our stu- dents a view of Eastern Europe not obtainable through textbooks or planned tours. One only needs to talk with a returning East European Semester student to catch a glimmer of the impact of this unique international program. Dr. Marvin C. Swanson Brian Baker Robert Borgmann Larry Browning Steven Cavell Stephen Goff Warren Gresham David Lariviere Devon Moon Scott Moon Mark Orr David Rodems John Slocum Charles Strain Warren Taylor Mark Ulmschneider Connie Baxter Resident Director: Elizabeth Chilton Jacquel ine Cochran Jeanette Cochran Nancy Crossman Jean Head Jane Herold Linda Herndon Janice Heston Katherine King Barbara Lanning Jane Moore Leslie Nagle Mary Jane Scully Joyce Taglauer Wendy Werner Georgia Wraistad John C Wright Mrs. John C. Wright Cindy Wright Budapest bisected idyllicly by the mellifluous Danube, is an ornate diadem for the Queen ; the citadel is her hallmark. 61 Russian Furs St. Basil's Cathedral on Red Squ are Lenin 5 Tomb 8: Kremlin Wall H Roy 0. West . The Quiet Place Greg Vadner, trying to keep an eye on news in Russia Checkers try S . . ometlmes It takes more than one head to figure out a problem um 1mm u um:- um: um ua: n s :r nzullmtamvwmm u AMER m mung. $1.111 1 m-w. 7! um um I nu r um: -:-.. : um: n: mm In turban. mwwn mow! manna mm mu 1- mm M u: nun M! m: :mm IL I 5 m1 alum. ml a an mm: a .xmzu Mr. Smith and Mrs. Shuck hash over the events of the day. A window often provides the best view should the reading material be a bit dull. to on down the total of 'llost'hbooks. Mr. Bee does some work at the Card catalogue. l j 5, ' V ' Inn: 5 Im' .. , , 67 mZOFgNixxvm O Panhellenic Council FIRST ROW: Jackie Johnson DZ, Belsm Oswald DZ, Betsy Godfrv Kappa, Carol Brown Alpha Phi, Bobbie McPeak Alpha Phi, Suzie Brown Pi Phi, Cindy Thias Tri Delta, SECOND ROW: Kris Clausen Tri Delta, Susie Stephanoff DC, Amy Shields Theta, Sara Francis Theta, Vera Lalu DC, Meg Carey AOPi, Jean Volrath Alpha Chi, Betsy Meyers Pi Phi, MISSING: lo Walsh, Alpha Chi, Jerri lula Alpha Cam, Ann Cederblad AOPi, Tammy Rupp AlphaGam t .f 5omeone cgmesio me ogcertmq lire $5- QS I am gnd VIM H I .55 91:51 Sg;in $8e' .3; w bgmqaloval' '1 x The Pom-pom Girls: ROW 1 uEFT TO RIGHTJ - Jo Keebler, Beth Berquist, Sue Keller, Sheryl Reister, Brenda Buescher, Trudy McKnight, Pat Connor, Leslie Meyers, Debbie Enander. ROW 2 - Kathy McCalIa, Laurie Swanson, Joy Strueh, Kris Knapp, Terry Zinkil, Carol Hughes, Lynn Jackson, Shelly Sheats, Beena Deen, Cheryl Cruea. The Twirlers: ROW 1 uEFT TO RIGHD - Cindy Goff, Anne Beaty, Gerry Fathauer, Lynn Andrews, Gloria Barger. iv .,- mmmmmm-wmmrn The Band The Cheerleaders: ROW 1 uEFT TO RIGHD Jan Grace, Karen Erickson, Suzy O'Brien, Marcia Tewksbury 73 ..., m.. .. ,7 i, a 74 Christian Action Movement 75 i J The DePauw 74 Staff Editor - Beth Sanders News Editor - Steve Williams Tim Graham Managing Editor - Cheryl Wheaton Assistant News Editor - Debbie Evans Photography Editor - Ch ris Hardy Beat Editors - Ellen Ensel, Arts; Beth Granger, Activities; Susie VanSickle, Administration; Toby McClamroch, Sports. Photographers - Cynthia Vernon, Sally Hershey, John Banker, James Pear- son, Mark Kelly, Jim Sackett, Henry Ting, Jan Temple, John Kimble, Tom Phelps. Copy Staff - Lynn Andrews, Linda Lambert, Craig Smtih, Kathy Auchter, Anne Hittle, Steve Bailey, Marty Williams, Karen Boone. Reporters - Frank Portolese, Anne Harler, Karen MacNeill, Bruce Ploshay, John Kelly, Dale Oldis, Pete Strom, Bill Heinike, Marta Hawthorne, Anne Hittle, Steve Bailey, Su Lutter, Bob Murray, Sue Vogel, Cathy O'Connell, Tim Graham, Tim Green, Steve Tracey, Marilyn Andrews, Karen Boone. ' Production Manager .. Donna Nees Production Staff - Deb Eberle, Marymae Gingrich, Debbie Evans, Peggy Mellinger, Paul Watt. Business Manager - Dane Hartley Advertising Manager - Scott Hickey Circulation Director - Laurel Wallner Steve Williams Tim Graham, Anne Harter, Toby McClamroch Beth Sanders 76 Cheryl Wheaton Tim Graham 77 Pat Shepler i M5 n. ? I The Collegians 1. Miriam Ball, Ellen Miller, Cindi Lacey, Charlotte Humphries, Paula Krakowski, Suzanne Hickman, Barbara Frown- felter. 2. Mark Gadsen, Dick Johnson, Tim Pascal, Myron El, Dan Seymour, Tom Marinen 79 Jerri lula Mark Jarboe r o .n d E w, r e b o R V1 r a G :51 h' ! xiii, 1' Titr' .T: ' ng : iii Iii mum K Jim Hedges The Mirage Staff 81 Elisa Turner, Anne Hoover '73-'24 Staff Program Director - Dave Tucker News Director - Tim White Assistant News -Jon Duncan Business News Editor - Erik Sorenson Pam Clikenbeard Craig Harshman Tom Garrison lim North Betsy Ru bino Wiley Cornell Lisa Jarrett Bobbie McPeake- lohn Bower Carter Hiestand Andie Pace Cindy Thias Debbie Mills Lisa Hamilton Kathy Roth Bill Tuker Dick Johnson Candy Eastern Cheryl Paul Steve Brill John Archibald Sara Francis Karen Boone Anne Hittle Steve Roess Ray Hill Kathy Koch David Carlisle David Leinberger Joseph Dick Debbie Sherron Ellie Neuhoff Alan Allred Kitt Schorey Public Service Director - Dave kicker Assistant -Julie Hudnall Assistant - Ian Prthum Nancy Smith Betsy Meyers Suzie Brown Production - Pete Dayton Production - Dave Ricker Larry White Kip Omstead Jack Crum Charles Grannon Dale Grannon Carol Buechler Daryl Winston Jeff Bersin Glen Cass Jeff McCall Sports Director - Rip Tilden Jeff Augelli Reid Walker Tom Morris Dick Schwartz Cornell Chulay Frank Portelese Jim North Scott Granger Neil Goltermann Howard Bitner Steve Masser Parke Brewer Dave Pluto John Bush Lou Hensley Pete Dayton Rick Kirsh t.- gunu J 4 vx Programming Department - Amy Brandli Bruce Burking Fred Page Margie Love Scott Pandorf Pete Kunka Music Director - Roger McAlister John Bower Leon Bell Bill Dunbar Andy Lesniak John Maxfield Jean Pitt Stacy Racz Mike Rochelle HE Iliimu'mmJ J I I 11W?! 1 h h h a- g i-. h .- I- i.- l. . ! J , . IJJJJJ; 82 WGRE Radio DePauw 91.5 FM March 7, 1974 DePauw kw ltSK Streaking H 5 Q Association of International FRONT ROW: Lale Cilenti, Irene Devedason, June C. Espino, Suet Mee Wong. BACK ROW: Hermes Yeh, Simon Sibat, Goran Blomquist, No bukazu Kuroiwa, Phiiit Chongsatitwatana, Mamadou Diagne, Leo Fong. Students. 85 Pictured above are the first group of DFC members completing emergency medical training. tLT.-RTJ Fred Page, Mike Lanning, Paul Callahan, instructor Shirley Cooper, John Anderson, Steve Still, Susan Mottis, Ray Hill, Dave Oliver, and Andy Ward. Not pictured are the new members who have recently completed training. Theyinclude: Doug Bark, Kirk Bennett, Charles Collins, Lisa Danco, Shelley Frank, Mike Heffernan, John Lesch, Stan Malott, Bill McClain, Brent Sonner, and Al Titterton. n I F The DePauw Fire I Company Organized in 1967, the DePauw Fire Company has tradition- ally been concerned with assisting local fire agencies and promoting fire prevention awareness of emergency medical services. Last Spring 10 of their members com- muted twice weekly to Indianapolis for an 80 hour course in emergency victim care. As a result of this training, the 10 are now certified as Registered Emergency Techni- cians. This past Spring, 2 of the members coordinated a similar program which met at the Union Building for 12 new students and 6 local persons. Their projected goal is to assume the role of primary care for the acutely sick and injured in the Greencastle area through the use of a mobile intensive care unit. 86 -, mm: 1...? HCDHC'UBOO Center Carl F. Singer 88 9. y .. 59......59: x m , F a .ggaa x I QE-a-EE! lii V K : Collaboration ,..P L. H P. ft 89 .3, $531? Ten Nights in a Barroom Sample struggles to understand Mehitable's mysterious missive. Mr. Romaine tells of his rescue from alcohol as Simon listens sceptically. A typical night at the Sickle and sheaf - Joe Mor- gan drinks, while Harvey and Willie indulge in a game of chance. Simon and Mrs. Slade register anguish, Cast of Characters ML Romaine Simon Slade Willie Hammond Sample Switchel Harvey Green Frank Slade Joe Morgan Mrs. Slade Mrs. Morgan Mary Morgan Mehitable Angels Piano Player Mike Stiles Chris Byler Dick Johnson Tim Simer Mark McAninch Pete Strom Dave Schutz Cathy O'Connell Emily Simer Shauna Magee Patty Hillis Beth Lembke Bert Elliot John Larrabee Diredor: Sue Keller The angels come to take little Mary to heaven. Joe Morgan pledges sobriety to a surprised familyv A Shot in the Dark x Benjamin finds that losefa gives him a pain in the heck. The' aristocratic Dominique i5 intro- C In duced to Paul Sevigne. j ' Wail p. E Er Cast of Character Paul Sevigne John Larrabee Morestan John Volz La Blache David Sullivan Antoinette Sevigne Suzi Adams losefa Lantenay Diann Lindquist Dominique Beaurevers Liz Ogilvie Benjamin Beaurevers William Wissel Guard William Grey Understudy for losefa Katy Bach man Director: Dr. James Elrod Sir Mortimer explains his plan for her escape to Queen Mary. Your majesty, this woman must die! Mary . Stuart Cast of Characters Hannah Kennedy, Mary's nurse . , . Jeanne Watson Sir Amias Paulet, Keeper of-Mary . , , Leon Bell Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots . . . Helen Kira Sir Edward Mortimer, Pauleg's nephew . . , Tom Montgomery William Cecil, Lord Burleigh . . . Larry Sutton Sir William Davison, Secretary of State . . . Paul Case Lady in Waiting . . . Gayle Thomas Elizabeth, Queen of England . Sue Keller Count Aubespine, Envoy from France . . . Steve Edington George Talbot, Earl of Sh rewsbu ry . .. Ted Haller Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester . . . Dale Smith O'Kelly, Mortimer's friend . . . Steve Edington Sir Andrew Melvil, Mary's House-Steward . . . Tom Cone L Count Aubespine exhibits the courtly graces. Guards - - ' Simon Bennefleld, Jerryloy Rannah Kennedy and Sir Paulet confront one anotheer over the little matter of the Queen's baubles, discovered by Sir Paulet. 95 A sad scene as the two heros re are to leave their loved one; p Despina falls prey to the cunning Don Alfonso. The two sisters resist the Albanians first overtures. Cast , Director ..... Thomas Fitzpatrick Conductor . . James Kent Ferrando ....'Neil Jenkinson, Ed Lewis Don Alfonso , Christopher Byler, 7 David Hruska Guglielmo . Myron El, Douglas Wood H Fiordiligi ,... Pamela Coburn, l Lynne Solomone A Dorabella . . . loan Bowersox, 1 Barbara Frownfelter x x Despina , ... Suzanne Hickman, + Paula Krakowski Servants ..... Liz Ogilvie, Jack Ward Ferrando and Guglielmo conspiring with Despina. Don Alfonso Cosi Fan Tutti. Tartuffe Ca st Madame Pernelle ...................................... Sue Keller Elmire ......................................... , Margi Milspaw Dorine ,, ,, , , , .................. JulieRead Damis ............................................... John Larrabee Mariane ................................................ Carol Lester Cleante ............................................. 1. .. Dale Smith Flipote ................................................ Katy Bachman Monsieur Orgon ...................................... David Schutz Valree ................................................. Mike White Tartuffe ............. ............ ChrisBerr Loyale , ............................................... Mark Small Officer ......................................... Tom Montgomery 15! Sergeant ............................................. Steve Lakes 2nd Sergeant ........................................... Kip Bohacek Directed by Larry Sutton Mariane pleads with her father, Cliente, the wise, tries to warn Orgon of Tartuffe. Tartuffe makes advances on the wife of his benefactor An infuriated son does not understand his mother's plans. 98 Tartuffe shows surprise at Elmire's change of heart. Dorine and Organ show mutual disgust, ' -. Hwa 100 FOOTBALL . Beta 1 573$ Sigma Chi 3s: ii Delti Chi - . Delt BOWLING . Figi DU WRESTLING' x Sterling-Figi-130 1 : ' w . , Martindale - ATP-137 I L, 77' Clarke - DKE - 147 . t Kleinschmidt - Phi Psi - 157 ;, Gprneille agi.gma Chi - 1'67 7: ; X Barker - Sigma Chi - 177 1 VMosure - Figi 7190 Testine -'SNU - Hth VOLLEYBALL Phi Psi Sigma Chi Beta Sigma Nu GOLF ATO Lambda Chi Phi Ps'il, 7-0 to Win Second Straight Football Crown Beta Downs Sig Chi A Sigma Chi goes high to pull down a completion Two opponents clash in what became a tense defensive struggle. 102 A Beta defensiveman dives to prevent the ball from reaching its Sigma Chi in- tended receiver. 103 PING PONG Davis ATO McPherson BR Schwartz DX Dou bles- Beyer and Gallagher DX V j h and Triebel Rust and Fong Longden Team Winners DX HBADMINfON 1 singles McGrow Phi Delt 2 singles Craven Delt 3 singles Jarboe Br 1 dou bles Teppan, Mancini Zdoubles ' Cath, Browning , -' n I . K - . WhineEsx-m; - Fisher Snu L A ; air mssw nu m: an d. 7 yyyyyyyyyyyyy 1.1.5925! v1 U3 L ; Z 3. D Z : 108 ROW 1 Q to RJ Linda Littlewood Jean Vollrath Lois Harper Janet Grace ROW 2 Mary Mae Gingrich Kathy Fortune Ann Kennedy 10 Walsh Ann Meeks Sandy Hamilton Melanie Millis Cindy Dewitt Diana McClure ROW 3 Wendy Waggoner Alice Reath Nancy Pinckney Kathy Ritzer Cheryl Colontonio Kathy Hight Janet Boyd Kathy Hutchinson Beth Ricketts Diane Larsen ROW1 Q to m Fatameh Semsarzadeh Marci McClenahan Melinda Schneider Jane Crum ROW 2 Marsha Gaugler Evelyn Karazos Becca Fortenbery Kiki Sandberg Nancy Senoff Marianne Brower Kathy Whitlow Susie Busch Mom LaRouche ROW 3 Claire Randsom Carrie Schnadt Linda Kampenga Carlabeth Elster Cheryl Wheaton Vesta Stepnewski Debbie Littekin Patti Pfahl Mary McCrea Lois Harper Janet Grace Kathy Martin Ann Hendrix ROW 4 Sandy Hamilton Brenda Wright Ann Kennedy Ginny Gibson Susie Rossi 109 wwmr.j- mw 4- .-v....-..W A. .-... .-. A. ROW 1: Ellen Husselman, Patty Haynes, Joan McElin, Sue Rising, Debbie Ulrich, Tobby Spalding, Barb Ewers. ROW 2: Laura Schuler, Elise Huemann, Mary Ann Burritt, Kim Schaefer, Maureen Sullivan, Donna Fordice, Paula Strojny, Dianne Theofanopoulos. ROW 3: Sue Stine, Sally Strauss, Kathy Kuntz, Nancy Stooker, Laura Brown, Denise Ryder, Sue Willis, Sally Marks, Cindy Lohoff. ROW 4: Glenda Guerri, Noel Ottery, Holly Hildenbrand, Anne Cron, Tammy Rupp, Alison Montgomery. AFA Mom adds Spirits to the party. A Christmas songfest for the Alpha Cams. 110 w-r' Anyone for a pajama party? Guess who came to dinner - and how they came. 1974 Cracker eating Championships - Burrito conquers all. 111 idhmissze . . W . . ; II!!! .III . II I , In!!! JIIII IIIIII O ' ROW 1 Q to F0 - Anne Kohlsteadt, Vicki Kensek, Barb Steele, Kim Gingher, Wendy Overbay. ROW 2 - Jeannette lles, Robi Grissom, Flo Beatty, Karen Horth. ROW 3 - Mom Mrs. Thelma; ' ' Andrews, Kathy Brown, Kathy Barber. ROW 4 Celeste Crittenden, Kris Iverson, Ginny Colten, P I Natalie Brown, Robin MeckeL ROW 5 Pam Simpson, Suzanne McLaren, Ann Cederblad, Lauri . Little, Amanda Beineke. 1 , .Bh'l- . 1; 113 Alpha Phi-Then 114 WN-A Alpha Phi Now . Helen Kira, Pam White, Tome Cone, M. K. Elliot, Sarah Donnelly, Pam Hodges, Jeff Lewis, Beau Brummel, Suanne Hirschy. .-Vicki Allen. Kamv money Moddrell, Mary Hoffman, Sarah Egly, Carolyn Bedner, Bobbi McPeak, Kathy Huber, Joe the ATO. . Buffy Jones, Kim Pearson, Suzanne Sinclair, Janis Ailing, Paul Downy, Ruthie Barnes, Mary Carver, Sue Engle, Marianne Howard Collings, Sally Mersm Hershey, Cynth Unfanv Vernon, 'Carol KBJ Brown, Ellie Neuhoff, Nancy Johnstone, Pete Ritz. . Emily Johnson, Nancy Mcleod, Kathy MaQ McClain, Nancy Nichols, Pam Ransom, Beth McBride, Sarah Norma Robinson, Nancy Glasm Reichman, Lynn Wilson, Libby Schultze, Terry Zinkil, Leslie Nash, Peggy Hetlage, Ollie, lane Qoppev ZOpp, Julie Crisler, Gail Clem Clement, Becky Alvarez, Alice Jane Shirley Mom Davis. ' WW 115 Alpha Tau Omega TOP: Give me peace and quiet, give me earmuffs! RIGHT: Superslingshot aims at Beta to pass away the idle hours. BELOW: The Pumpkin Pie Race of October, 1973. This group of dedicated rhyngs finished 6th place, with no training, no coach- ing and too much beer to finish any higher. They are: ROW 1 - Greg Leater- man, Kevin McCrea, Torn Garrison. ROW 2 - John Arford, Skip Robertson, Guy Breternite, Scott Viceroy, John Banker, Tim O'Connor, Chip Richter, Dan Nordsieck, Eric Heiligenstein, Mike Thompson. 116 ROW 1: Doug Dowell, Mike Thompson, Brian McElheny, Carr Trouillion, Dan Nordseck, Glenn Davis, Dave Ketchum ROW 2: John Arford Dennis Lydick, Kelvin Roots, Scott Meonaha, Eric Heiliegenstein, Joe Hagomancino, Steve Scites Dave McGarvey, Scott Schneider, Randy Nipps, John Banker, Charlie Shields, Chip Rietor, lim Stewart, Greg Reynolds, Brent Sonnet, Rick White. ROW 3: Tom Ebbinghouse, Dave Schultz, Dave Ott. ROW 4: Kevin McCrea, Scott Viceroy, Bill Zink, Dick Fry, Rodger Boyer, Kurt Reeg, Doug VonBehren, Bill Stearns, Andy Brown, Doug Barth. MIDDLE: The box proves more irresistible than the bonlK for some. BOTTOM: Another brother joins the ranks of the pinned, and suffers a little initiation ceremony. Beta Theta Pi ROW 1 tLEFT TO RIGHD: Mark Funkhouser, Rick Helmich, John Kelly, Bob'Borgman, Bmce Stallings, Don Evans, Lisle Holgate, Don Rosenbaum, Jeff Frankum, lohn Heise III, Dick Claycomb, lim Robich, Torn Triebel. ROW 2: Jon Tetrick, Steve Coonsh Allan Holland, Cha'rles Barbieri, Clifton,Schultz, Blaine Early, Jim Greene, Pete Ritz, John Beck, Steve Swanson, Frank Clark, Tim Galligher. ROW 3: Tom Dryer, Rick Reigle, Torn McShane, Bob Allen, Ed Kollinger, Craig Cleveland, Gene Hochberg, lim Head, Bill Slapke, Stiles Meredith, Joe LaGro, Greg Lippert, Mark Chandler, Dave Pluto, Bill Gray, Tracy Ellis. ROW 4: Joe Jessup, Jack Wiley, Dave Buckingham. 118 ...,....-M-um-n... rf Beta Frontliners Lead the Way to IM Championship Beta Defenders Prove Too Much for Sigma Chi Wine, Women and Song: Part of the Good Life Tom Paarleberg, Ed Zercher, Robert Weber, Gary Sons, Rick Fer- guson, Hugh Reeves, Allan Hull, Cactus Jack Crum, Fred Hau- mann, Dave Chamnes, Mike Revnes, David Strawser, Pete Kunka. 1 Doug Price, Simon Benefield, Mike Stephen, Jim Powell, Snake, Allan Hull. ; 2 Steve Ritter, Bill Heireman, Phil Poschon, Merele the pearl McAlister, Ed Zercher, : Larry Scott. 3 Jim Zazas, Wes Hammond, Mike Martin, Scott Eadie, Demetrius, Greg Vadner. Allan Allred, Tom Paarleberg, Jim De- Witte, Gary Roberts. KIM The thrill and excitement of a Hall election campaign. 120 ,5: The Bombers prepare for the upcoming softball sea- son. nu 1n. 5 . h My , 033527 ' j c K h i w ' Kf A O h x v ' h I, . h 15, 5' 'i h 'H a e h A j V h 4:: t ' Ii; h .; 121 One of BR's oldest residents finishes out his last year. 1 John Holden, Z. 2 Paul Ainlay, Gary Fletcher, Tim Simer,1eff Hendrix, Scot La ne 3 Sam Sadove, Dave Wately, Scot Moon, Ralph Nevitt, oward Bit- ner, Peter Revnes. 4 Marc Veatch, Gary Carson, Rick Ferguson, Lou Geyer, Bob Prater- son, Dave Chamness, Howard Hartmv Mg; . L-R Dave lsler, Jack Tilford, Mark Brower, Dave Laux, Mike Neff, Jim Waymire, Jim North, Tim Graham, Steve Johnson, Steve Williams, zScott Shafer, Dave Larson, Dave Becker, Jim Sackett, Jim Eakle, Del Dabn, Bill Grossman, Scott Wright, Rip Tilden, Malcolm Frost, Mike Shillings, Chuck Sputh, Larry Zurcher, Roger McAlister, Steve Masser, Al England, Bill Cozart, Dan Seymour, Steve Roess, Jay Whitney, Mike Stevens. IN WINDOWS L-R Phil McFarland, Rodney Johnson, Leo Bell. uk- Tri Delta Is a group of friends, Sharing good times, work, laughter, problems, songs, smiles, and pizzas HA friend is the present you give yourself I.StevensonJ Head-waiter Ted Haller seats Mom Hartman at a formal dinner. TOP ROW ILEFT TO RIGHTk Laura RvnIc-r, Katv Bach- Jeannlc' Barmwmdn Roma Wolvn, Man Ammvr Jerry man, MOE Chaney Nora Wmsbvrg, Pal MtHugh, laurel Denho. Pat PmLM- hmm' Iryvnh-wrvn fwd; w ' Wallrwr. Sam Shafor, Nanu Ielx BOHOM ROW Juiip Lawmn, JAmIIr ' rm: 'w hr! Xnnr Hun :' MuLw. v, lmzh Hudnali, Shawn Blythe Pam Hathaway rhm Smith. BPIle,llH!f.l i'i4 L 124 TOP HEFT TO RIGHU: FRONT ROW - Barb Bowen, Sally Lewis, Cindy Thias, Betsy Koenig, Martha Welch, Kathy Hurley, Betsy Steffen. ROW 2 - Nancy Markarian, Jan Lutz, Sue Bell, Pam Howell, Jill Greene, Judy lacobs, Diane Criest, Jane Schussler ROW 3 - Jane V055, Anais Brown, Suzie Fisher, Diana Long, Lukie Harshex, Nancy Delach, Becky Williams. LOWER LEFT: Lukie Harshey and Becky Williams take advantage of the bumroom to study, knit and watch 'Plevision. LOWER RIGHT: Sally Lewis and Katie Caulev take a studv break to relax and sing -.VV.'.,.- Delta Gamma ROW 1 1L to R1 - Gail Truit, lean Pitt, Lindsey Lund, Susan Tetrich, Marsha McCracken, Cissy Warner, Nancy Hasbrook. ROW 2 Julie Walton, Caroline Ruhl, Ruth Weston, Robin Hess, Holly Schneider. ROW 1 1L to R1 -- Polly Whitted, Nancy Sparrow, Sharmon McMahan, lil D. J., Caroline Morrison. ROW 2 - Vera Lalu, Chris Markstrom, Nancy Bain, Sue Harrison, Van Wal- ton, Leslie Mellis, Carla Mathis, Betsy Rubino. ROW 3 - Carrie Landis, Barb Little, Lynn Jackson, Susie Lau, Katie Reeves, Christy Shanel, Sandy Bekins. 126 ROW 1 1L to R1 Nancy Pfeffer, Gwen Nevins, Jill Bishop, Janelle Rice, Annie Johnson, Claire Anshutz. ROW 2 - Sarah Hicks, Annie Felts, Margie Devos, Susan Leo- pold, Lynn Wills, Dee Dee Moore, Sarah Hillmer, Susie Stephanoff. ROW 3 - Cathy Hamilton, Jeanie Fisher, - Debbie Bielenberg. ROW 4 Connie Baxter, Connie Schelling, Pam Garland, Debbie Baker, Sue Kamm, Marti Scott, Marsha Reynolds, Mickey Witworth, Nancy Grim- mer, Diane Deal, Susie Hickman, Liliana Quinones. TOP TO BOTTOM: Debra Bielenberg, Anne Johnston, Nancy Grimmer, Julie Walton, Nancy Pfeffer, Janelle Rice, Sue Kamm, Marilyn Littler, Gayle TnJitt. 127 FRONT: Anne Johnston. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Littler, Susie Stephanoff, Gayle Truitt, Jill Bishop. 3rd ROW: Robin Hess, Connie Baxter. W34.- .H K 130 uICQI. .x .u. J. 131 L to R: Van Root, Ben, Sheba, Smitty, Erms, Brant, Stump, Rubo, Rocko, Tedlett, Little Nunz, Big Nunz, Lois-hott, Professor, Schlich, Marco, lrvy, Animal, Doc, Frankly Dave, Ollie, Balanger, Coitus, Douche, Minnie, Dauer, Olsen, Very Straight, White Ape, Austin, Dayton, Elbow, and THE MOLE. ' Missing: Mr. Eddie Three-toes Sloth This Is . .. Delta U psilon Our President, the White Ape, as he prepares to call on Curly Bill for a friendly chat and to discuss the future of fraternities on college campus'es and their changing role in society. 132 Treasurer Rubo watches Closely as Vice-Pres. Big Nunz comes to grips with some of the more important Fraternity business. Eternal Pledge, Ralphie Rider. 1 Several of the brothers of Bi-Delt Ga subsidiary of Delta Upsiland, lntJ ipvite you to visit old Gold and Blue. Arm K --..,!- .h, . -....-., ms-a- Karen Sheperd on a Cabaret . Kim Arlington caught in the act!!! Donna Morris and Barb Frownfelter create a new look for Eleanor Rayl. Vicki Ludlow, Sue Rigot, Merrietta Smith, Wendy Otto in a moment of friendly talk. 134 Delta Zeta ROW 1: HEFT TO RIGHD Marti Campbell, Carolyn Slutz, Valerie Calkins, Sandra Birch, Alice Page. R6W 2: Barbara Frownfelter, Judi Munro, Barbara Lutterbein, Bonnie Hamilton, Merrietta Smith, Anne Hittle, Lucy Hirsch, Shauna Magee, Donna Murdoch. ROW 3: Janet Springer, Ruthie Senger, Susan Rigot, Donna Morris, Roxie Bernhoid, Mom Walters, Janice Gooch, Cindy Vaughn, Susie Brown, ' Gail Hoffman, Sondra Baughman. ROW 4: Carol Murphy, Patricia Unger, lamie Mulkq, Pam Kim, Kim Arlington, Betsy Oswald, Eleanor Rayl, Colette Borom, Rosemary Palmer, Debra Polson, Sherri Dugger, Connie Mazar, Marcia Kelsey, Vicki Ludlow, Teri Zimmerman, Judy Lanum, Becky Aker, Debbie Parrish, Margo Espey. ROW 5: Karen Sheperd. Missing: 'Wendy Otto, Bev Nichols, Jane Moore, Barbara Moore, Barbara Ross, Dawn Wedow, Jan Parthum, Robin lsmond, Connie York, Linda White, Jackie Johnson, Karen Schwartz, Marty Kienle, Diane Hayden, Linda Charlebois. 135 rx Hogate Hall The Women of Hogate Hall 36 1 Mfg, ,I W, ,4. 7w H FRONT ROW: Mary Mackiewicz, Betsy Stover Cindy Lacey, Debbie Enander. ROW 2: Sara Francis, Lauren Meurisse, Karen Campbell, Leslie Meyers, Diane Dredge, Suzie O'Brien, Nancy Milligan, Amy Shields, Debbie Ban'zhaf ROW k 3: Beth Jaeger, Vicky Madden, Suzy Schulze, Jane Willander, Sandie Wattets, Cindy McLane, Pam Shelton, Peg Brown, y Joy Strueh. ROW 4: Mrs. Marie Kennedy, Dana Jones, Kathy lefferis, Pam Coburn, Christie Habig, Debby Gallios, . Sheryi Reister, Ann Ramsdell, Janet Smith. 138 Kappa AlphaTheta' W .9, -7... ROW 1 u to R; - Janet Henry, Mary Bennet, Chris Plank, Karen Carpenter, Allwyn Keats, Barb Monson. ROW 2 41 Dede Miller, Linda Weir, Kim Johnson, Paula Whitaker, Kris Maroon, Andrea Hannon, Karen Maier, Millie Simonds, Sue McDonald, Gail Pulianas, Midge Kissling, Jean Fidler, Julie Smith, Debbie Bernard, Betsy Behling, Kathy Burleigh, Pam Schweizer. ROW 3 U. to m - Linda Buell, Drew Potts, Marcia Tewksbury, Anne Caldwell, Jeannie Hesser, Paula Kendall, Madeline Burkitt, Charlene Fruechtenicht, Joyce Steele, Diana Sandberg. ROW 4 - Amy Thurston, Meta Hoenecke, Dee Even, Cindy Boyd, Ann Kahrl, Sarah Smith, Betsy Godfrey, Sarah Reese, Donna Hollister, Susie Miner, Patty Christiansen. Kappa Kappa Gamma 141 ROW 1 tL to m - Dan Johnson, Frank Morris, Bill Dunbar, Steve Trumball, Steve Nicola, Pete Harper, Jon Kinnaman, Rich Palacious, Tom Schwab, John McHenry, Steve Taylor, Rich Tyler, Steve Getz, Dick Reynolds. ROW 2 - Eric Wright, Jerry Hallett, John Lesch, Brent Gambill, Craig George, Fred Page, Tim Lesch, Jeff McCall, Dave Kuehl, Bill Bixenman, Dan Keller, Lester Reed, Tim Paschal, Phil Mitchell, Steve Still, John Anderson. ta Though now long finished, this is the scene that greeted the returning Chops . Prior to the completion of their new chapter house, e last fall. the local Chops held chapter meetings in the U.B. Here .7 Steve Still expresses his disbelief of the situation, while Dan Joh nson looks unperturbed by it all. 142 Lambda . Chi Alpha Then President Tim Paschal is shown snarfing a man sized hunk of watermelon at the annual Watermelon Bust. Besides the watermelon eating race, events include a watermelon toss, i seed spitting contest, and dancing to the sounds of Stones' Crossing. i Once again the Lambda Chi Alpha Raft Race was a very popular addition to the week of Little 500. Making a clean sweep of the week Longden captured Raft Race honors too i t Sophomores Chris Smith and Dick Reynolds are shown with a young friend at Lambda Chi' 5 annual Christmas Party for the children of Green- , castle 143 ROW1 Scott Pa ndorf Gregg Hauptly Duane Siebert Jay Grable Mark Saverino John Reed John Carpenter Ray Hill Russell lshihara ROW 2 David Sechrist Mike Caudill Leo Fong Jim LaPrete Mario Sainz , Leo Henriquez David Schuster David Carey : John Hennette Steve Womack Frank Turocy Steve Ferguson Paul Callahan Gary Weckman ROW 3 John Beuckner Hong Chin John Lewis Jim Stevens Dennis Megwa George Neal Mike Gregg Craig Harshman ROW 4 Bob Hudson Jack Ward David Hector Chuck Farr Dale Johnson Jeff Jones Richard Lindsay Joel Walters Bill McClain ROW 5 John Dunn Dennis Skulborstad ROW 6 Frank Davis Colin Smith 'x e n 145 ncr- 0.392-2070 , Lucy women assemble for a haH government meeting. 146 ROW'I Q to IU ROW 2 U. to m Liz Hicky Ann Beatty Diane Irwin Lisa Coe Gail Nutter Nancy Hillman Kathy Koch Karin Traylor Fini Durin Ann Hittle Carol Moyer Kathy Auchter Karen laeger Brenda Pratt Lee Weakley Karen Miller Marla Dixon Tammy Boston 2 X V$ :oRBET ROW 3 U. to m Jane Todd Nancy Vetterik Cornell Chulay Beth Fowler Mandy McFadden Margy Metlenthin Ann Floberg Laura Paynter Janet Murphy Pam Rons Leslie Lindquist Becky Aldrich Becky Lidrbauch Barb Kingsolver Beth Granger 147 Mason l ROW 1 u to ID - Ruthie Senger, Bambi Downs. ROW 2 u to IO - Ellen Woodruff, Betsy Burtelow, Jo Alley, Pam Barlsen, Kim Cunning. ROW 3 - Karma Lochrie. Fresh me n Togetherness Mason II ROW 1 tL to m - Na'ncy Garner, Donna Murdock, Gail Hoffman, Meg Salisbury, Carol Hughes, Linda Lindquist, lo Seibert. ROW 2 - Lora Myers, Sara Coopstick, Janice Frasch, Lisa Danco, Faye Purucker, Lynn Kauffman, Linda Celette, Joan Stoeckinger, Deb Shultz, Gretchen Kruger. 148 ROW 1 a to W - Sue Shultz, Janet Marx, Helen Weeks, Pam Allen, Barb Taylor, Kim Antcliff, Ginny Anderson. ROW 2 - Jean Prichard, Sarah Boeh, Chris Watson, Sue Keller, Patsy Howe, Debbie Johnson, Marti Cash. U- to m - Julie Yanson, Wendy Bockstahler, Debbie Johnson, Janet Marx, Sue Keller, Jane Bailey. ROW 1 lane Bailey Julie Yanson Mickey Belval Karen Cadieux Pam Parker Gloria Barger Janet Magnusson ROW 3 Debbie Bavender Wendy BockstaMer Sylvia Barbier ROW 2 Katy Keck Leta Brown Debbie Wallsup Brenna Dailey Gayle Thomas Carol Bayer Janet Robison Linda Oakley Liz Olgivie 150 ROW 1 U. to RJ - Animal, R. Helstrom, C. Smith, Kas, J. Miller, B. Greising. ROW 2 - J. Dodd, D. Schlect, E. Gower, HazeL ROW 3 - Wurthless, T. White, J. Barasa, M. Cantwell, Bogue, J- HollingS- worth, M. Stroup, 8.1., C. Moore, D. Kolbe. ROW 4 D. Warner, M. McGraw, G. Chrischilles, S. Cavell, Sky King, Corn, Zehr, R. Rop- key. Finger WRONT TO EACH - P. Blackenhorn, Captain, J. John- son, M. Cavell, K. Bohacek, J. Dinwiddie, R Hanks, J. Thayer, J. King, K. Vaughn, J. Baker, N. lenkinson, Tool, 5. Shewalter, M. Boyd. 151 LEFT: Mike Wurth. BELOW; Larry Lund, Jim Barasa, Craig Smith. 152 Phi Gamma Delta ROW 1: Ben Woodward, Jim Borling, Kim Suchy, Mike Mesch, lLarry Jent, Tom Mosure, Dan Strayer, Kent Fletcher. ROW 2: John Sterling, Tim Sheridan, Denny Logan, Dane Hartley; Randy Nickell, Tony Quinn. ROW 3: Tom Bierman, Paul Watt, Jack Green, Steve Granger, Steve Smith, Neil Goltermann? Paul Detlefs, Norm Berg, Jay Moore, Eric Sorenson, Mike Grubbs, Lonnie Blevins, Steve Bailey, Todd Klingel, Scott Hickey, Wrco Pompeo, Dan Sutherin, Bert Stuart. 153 154 1. w ., 53M ' ; aw22LL. .. ' Phi; 13Ai 11;; 11 1R '11 .IIJI !. 155 W' ' ROW 1 u to l0 - Danna Kendall, Martha Hawthorne, Pam Downey, Mary Catherine Timms. ROW 2 - Kathi SnelL Andi Pace, Karen MacNeill, Debbie Mills, Ricki Wormer, Ann Harter, Betsy Myers, Terri Martella, Marilyn Johnson, Dawn Hedmark, Nancy Jenkins, Nancy Smith. ROW 3 - Becky Winning, Barb Lanning, Nancy Crossman, Barb Carnahan, Sherry Davis, Patty Aldrich, Ann Patterson, lane Schoonmaker, Shelly Sheats, Debby Deane, Wendy Butler, Susan Emison, Joan YergesA ROW 4 - Trina Schwingel, Su Lutter, Sue Vogel, Cissy Muller, Jennifer East, Bonnie Combs. Beta Phi 156 u. w. 157 ROW 1: Betsey Severns, Kathy Greer, Geraldine Washington, Lisa Fillingim, Kathy Haynes. ROW 2: Wiley, Cornell, Lesley Gorog, Sue Hovorka, Roseanne'Gallo, Alison Malpas, Cindy Gossett, Barb Koch, Lynn Bere. ROW1: Vicky Overlin, Leslie Butler, Jane McEwen, Cindy Cole. ROW 2: Brenda Buescher, Karen Walker, Chris Martin, Brenda Sears, Missie Dowse, Carrie Loving. ROW 3: Terry Shinault, Alison Walker, Cindy Michels ROW 4: Ellen Crooks, Jeanine Hart, Jan Cook, Barb Greely, Debbie Hill, Claire Mitchell, Kathy McCalla, Diane Darin, Candy Darnell. ROW 1: lody Grahn, Nancy White, Julie Simmons, Rita Rundiks, Kim Powers, Sue Compher, Linda Kersey. ROW 2: Marty Williams, Holly Moffat, Debbie Spencer, Joan Jacobs, Pat Smith, Laurie Swanson, Linda Gribben, Ann Robinson. ROW 3: Becky Shedd, Nancy O'Don- nell, Wendy Baptist, Julie Reynolds, Lynn Miller, Liz Dukes, Diana Newsome, Trudy Sterling, Karen Jacoby. 158 hi VQAAAAA Rector Hall Wendy Baptist got another phone call? Traditional attire adds grandeur to the antidiluvian dining room. 159 5a., Karen Jacoby' QEFD and Miriam Ball down their dinner. The animal kingdom is out in force. Busy hands make short work of a tall tree. i l l x i i i x C x x Sigma Chi ROW 1: Jeff Breidenbach, Bill Koening, Barrett Corneille, Randy Curran, Kirk Hobbs; Chip Dorger, Mark Ulmschneider, Randy Zelik, Pete Stickler, Mike Davis, Paul Downie, John Murrell, Dan Zelik, John Oberrieder, Bill Tucker, Bob Graham, Tom King, Mark Hughes, Dave Harrison. ROW 2: Barry Cesafsky, Chris Whittet, Tom Netzel, Bill Alberti, John Hammons, Thad Jones, Steve Weaver, Chuck Johnpeter. ROW 3: Dave Nelson, Jim Dewar, Jeff Baker, Terry Hensley, Carter Hiestand, Steve Scheu, John Augelli, Bruce Winter, Gary Cooper. ROW 4: Greg Gobel, Tom Barker, Ken Behrendt, Paul Kruse, Bill Busch, Tom Brown. 162 Auk AA v.4 A J A mischievous coed is tended to by Bob Graham, Tom Barker, Gary ' Cooper. Sigma Chi's prepare for annual bike-a-thon for Wallace Village. Offense tries to come up with a play to confuse Beta defense in lM finals. ra- Joe LeFevre and John Chin await the toss-in against Rose HulmanV 4 4-; ROW 1 a to m - Mark Moon, Bob Bever, Larry Rowland, Tom Cath, John Jewitt, Jeff Steele, Phil Trammell, Bruce Burkheimer, Jim Levin, Mike Brubaker, Dave Fisher, Pat Hanley, Ron Roth, Rob Martin, , , John Beasley, Bruce VanNatta. ROW 2 -- Hal Ramsey, Max Case, Kim Thaler, Eric Jones, Jerri Petro, Bill Johnson, Steve Foreman, Chuck Hyde, Paul Cizak, Gary Thompson, Randy Kurek, Steve Reff, Ken Hitchner, Randy Wells, Groper Pestine, Mark Eckelman, Fred Teeter, Bruce Light, Ted Haller, Rick Oatess, Steve Venezia, Bill Semmer, Bill Park, Grant Neiting, Rick Niersbach. East College football . . . Missing Ken Kucera Sam luarascio Todd Plymate Paul Wheeler Fred VanOrden Ion Goodmunson Mark Caliendo Paul Secrest Mark Millis . John Chin loe LeFevre Chris Byler Robin Hendrey Larry Raymond Pat Oles Larry Browning Cagers Endure Long, Disappointing F Season -.y.-rrr.-.7rr.-r. .-I.-.-. s i 3 '.'.'J'IJ'IIA'A'I-n'rrn'rtrrrnv'rlngrrr.I ROW 1: Mark Emkes, Dave Buckingham, Tracy Ellis, Tom Netzel, John Chin ROW 2: Elmer McCall, Coach, Dan Saver, Ed Hackney, Joe K . Jessup, Orrin Bargerhuff, Dave Pluto, Bob Allen, Steve McCabe, lpe LeFevre, Kyle Fort, Neil Dekker, S. Page Cotton, Assistant Coach. a s! , :53 hi: it 7 i 73-74 Basketball Record 1 ; . 7 9 5+ I 7 DPU OPP ,5 DPU OPP Centre . 32 2 . . Millikin 94 :1 Easterr! lllmms 73 87 Illinois Wesleyan 7o 90 EVBnSVII'Ie 62 104 Rose-Hulman 37 58 Valparaiso 74 82 South Carolina 55 104 Wabash 97 88 Wisconsin 51 92 Butler 44 53 West Virginia State 72 55 MacMyrray 69 73 Captial 59 7O Evansvd.le. 70 103 Hanover 83 80 Valparaiso 71 110 9 Denver 72 86 Wabash 73 79 Air Force 55 79 St. Joseph's 59 79 v St. Joseph's 72 99 Indiana Central 71 78 . Indiana Central 80 31 Butler 54 76 168 , k in- 6'5 lr., Steve McCabe Skies against Wabash. H Joe LeFevre leads the team in Pregame Drills. Senior John Chin directs the of- fense against a Wabash zone. 169 Steve McCabe ups DePauw score by one. I John Chin and Joe LeFevre were the outside forces against the Wabash zone. Kyle Fort and Joe Jessup watch as DePauw scores again. 1'70 15'. J Mm-w! - . Iv . $915;ng 4 An aerial shot captures one of the variations in the De- Pauw Offense: Isn't that right men? DePauws crowds were large and mainly voiciferous. Joe Jessup fires one up while Orrin Bargerhuff waits for a rebound. Thezl'eam Euderic Elble Jones Lindsey Ruud Jamaison McCall Ball Coach Harvey Rust Ferguson Long Itsh '. Ramsey Duncan Martin Coach Harvey waits out the long seconds, min- W HM? 1973-74 Cross Country Team 4;: Eventually, everyone comes home to peaceful finish. Isa 73 Record Robert R.'s Runners Franklin 15 50 lUPUVFort Wayne 19 44 Rose Hulman 29 26 Valparaiso 28 27 $ Indiana Central 27 28 Butler 36 19' S Wabash 32 24 Would you believe 82nd! I Keep moving! Record DPU OPP ISU Miami 3 0 Ashland 0 0 Ohio State 1 0 Bowling Green 2 2 Franklin 4 2 Butler 1 g Robbin Elliott battles for an invisible ball. Ed Central 1 o 0 3 H k l W' ' -.' ' .. '1- ,',. .. g 394 a ' '14, ROW 1 GEFT TO RIGHD: l. Simonds, l. Yerges, E. Danco, D. Lockwood, T. Zimmerhan, C. Maritz, C. Mathias, D. Darin, S. Hamilton. ROW 2: L. Gilley, P. Swihart, M. Cash, K. Whitlow, M. Mackiewicz, P. McHugh, R. Elliott, J. East, S. Hirschy. ROW 3: P. Dehn, D. Webster, 5. Crossman, S. Hershey, C. Vernon, E. Johnson, P. Hayes, L. Miller, 1. Jacobs, B. Burke, Trainer, Miss Jenkins, Coach. 174 51 An opposing team member hands the ball to Carla Mathias after DePauw has shot a goal. tat Don't step over that magic white line unless you are supposed to! Donna Lockwood tries not to lose the ball. Injury time as the solicitous team surrounds Joan Yerges. , Diane Darin exhibits concentration? 175 R. 1: Mayberry, Juarascio, Van Orden, Raymopd, Early, Marfise, Oberrider, Dodds Berkheimer, Jewett, Munroe. R. 2: Cupp, Erick- son, Kelly, Robich, Tanner, Funkhouser, Mesch, Quin, Brown, Flynn R. 3: Coach Mont, Hartman, Woods, Moore, Granger, Oslos, Clay- combe, Barry, Rosenbaum, Simons, Bell, Buechner, Buelow, Marchese, Simpson R. 4: Bokar, Hammes, Meredith, Von Behrens, Kucera, Snyder, Scott, Gobel, Simon, Jent. 1 The Long-Awaited Season 6-3 Record! DPU OPP Albion 14 10 Ohio Wesleyan 21 14 Olivet 10 20 St. Josephs 30 16 Indiana Central 7 12 Evansville 22 14 Butl'er 21 36 Valparaiso 15 10 Wabash 28 21 Bart Simpson Records 190 Yds. vs. Wabash 39 Carries vs. Wabash Season 1009 Yds. Career 2012 Yds. 176 luarascio breaks an Albion tackle as Steve Snyder waits to provide blocking. Simpson breaks for big yardage against St. Joe. Jim Robisch latching on to a Little Giant. l I t , a - Juarascio passing; a sight rarely seen by DePauw fans. , 177 Monster Man John Kelly moves toward a tackle as DePauw's Larry Marfise fol- lows. End Don Rosenbaum reaches between de- fenders for an errant pass. Sam to Bart: 5 yd. gain, 2nd. and 5. It became a delight- ful routine to the DePauw fans Neil 05105 83 leads interference as Juarascio CID works the option to perfection. The Tigers break from the huddle to continue a drive. Kephart rejoices over a fumble recovery. Bart rolls on. lnexperience - but Future Bright. ROW 1 QEFT TO RIGHD: M. Neff, B. Loudenback, M. Dailey, J. Dick, D. Megwa, P. Vaky, J. Lo Prete, D. Larson, T. Tobin. ROW 2: B. Woodward, R. Roberts, M. Harling, PA Detlofs, C. Dorger, T. Frost, B. Rogers, K. Hitchner, M. Diajne, B. Greising. ROW 3: Coach Cotton,T. Sheasby, J. LeGro, B. Euler, G. Lipper, J. Cadenhead, CV Heistad, J. McClure, D. Judd. 5C0 r es I 73 Te a m DPU OPP ,., Valparaiso 3 1 MaCMurray o 3 Principia 3 0 Lewis 0 4 Indiana 0 4 Lake Forest 1 1 Wheaton 2 3 Purdue 2 3 Earlham o 1 1 3 Wa bash Dennis Megwa battles for possession against Wabash. 180 Jim LoPrete moves forward anticipating a Greising pass. A aheadsn UP play by P919 VBkY- t The Tigers demonstrate why their defense was so strong. Now, how about the offense? Who is that masked man? Our own Dave Larson. All Conference goalie, Terry Tobin, dives to make a great save. A Wheaton players goes high into the air to head a tiger shot out of the goalarea. w 3 Dave Judd L 1st Team AlI-Conference Wabash. Greising waits to fight a head on head dual with Wabash. Chip Dorger is all alone as he brings up the ball against Fullback Bob Greising battles an opponent for the ball. Dennis Megua - 2nd Team All-Conference Mike Neff hustles to beat a Wheaton fullback to the ball. 3 182 John Thatcher Works . . . N cg. i 0n Ankles . . . On Basketball player Randy Wells . . . On some necessary taping . . . 183 1 Swimmers Show Improvement ; Throughqut Season Besides a new coach, the '74 Swim team saw an additional new look; namely three female team members. DePauw' mermaids were Jean Hellings, Wendy Overbay, and Pam Shelton. And speaking of new coaches, isn't that Coach Bowtwell himself goihg in for a dip in Bowman's Bathtub? 184 tf ISU Wabash Eu reka North Park Valparaiso Wabash Evansville Louisville 74 Record 1- Rick Neville, Pete Prowitt, Malcolm Frost, lohn Brinker. 2. Coach Boutwell, Pete Durant, Brian Mcelheny, John Mu rrell, Bill Roe, 3. Sam Sadove, Pam Shelton, Wendy Overbay, lean Hellings, Mark Harling. 185 Smiling Gals in 73 Scores , . . . White Gain Big Wms .i mtjf; IWISOS tennis tourney D. P. U. - second ROW 1: Coach Lester, Patty Smith, Susi Shultz, Jane Everhart, Bert Elliot, Lisa Coe, Kathy Fortune, Kati Reeves. 186 wb-n-ni-A ---... n Tiger Grapplers Have Best Season in Years 7-6 Dave Shlecht - 150 lbs. Mike Brubaker - 158 lbs. Neil Oslos-167 lbs. 188 73-74 Record Wabash - L Franklin ... L Indiana Central - L Notre Dame - L Hanover - W Washington U. - W Dayton - W Valporaiso - W St. Joseph's - W Knox - W Anderson - L MacMurray - L Manchester ... W L L'L Jeff Steele in action against Hanover. An' Neil Oslos works over an unfortunate foe. A view of the anxious DPU bench. JeffSteeI-158,167,177,190 Tom Smith - 190 Gerald Hammes - HwL 189 DePauw Plays Host to GLCA Wrestling Tourney GLCA Standing Wabash h109Vz Ohio Wesleyan h 97 Kalamazoo - 74 DEPAUW -66V2 h Denison -46V2 7 I Albion h45V2 Oberlin h 41 Wooster h32 Hope -18V2 Neil Oslos working on his Wabash opponent in the final match of the tournament. Oslos went on to win the 167 lb. championship. .,. Mike Brubaker in action in the GLCA Tournament The big guy, Tim Barry mops the mat between sessions f ihe Stars 6F7Ea74 , - V NEIL .' .' y I ' ACADEMIC ALL I I .r- ,. Football qut Simpso JITeam'Nl 1ick Clayco 2nd Team John Kelly Larry Marfise . . .DomBosenbaum . ; indy Hills 7; t' , ' ' Recond 26.22 kg; rage printing. Basketball and Spring Sport All Stars'ritc led? RLO uzzam Derby Day Freshmen women show support for the purpose of having Derby Day. Holding tryouts for the center and quarterback positions on the DePauw football team. A pledge's job is never done. 194 The dogs gain most of the attention of the fun- seeking crowds. All was not well on Derby Day as the Tri-Delts boycott. How to be a lady is sometimes forgotten. 195 Little 500 Gleaming gold trophies tantilize, awaiting the outcome. . The Victors: uEFT TO RIG HD Torn Westerholm, Paul Luther, Mike Humphries, Steve Mason 196 Riders and crew members await the arrival of team members. Bike riders John Brinker hBACKh and Tom Netzel make the curve hoping to lead their teams to a champipnship. Julie Harper rides for Mason Hall, the first women's living unit to enter a team in the race. Indianapolis Speedway's owner, Tony Hulman, gave the flag for the race to begin. Baseball '73 Record DPU OPP 2 VANDERBILT 11 7 VANDERBILT 14 2 BERRY COLLEGE 0 1 BERRY COLLEGE 6 4 GEORGIA TECH 13 5 VALDOSTA STATE 10 S VALDOSTA STATE 6 0 VALDOSTA STATE 8 2 ILLINOIS 16 1 ILLINOIS 9 8 ROSE-HULMAN 1 0 WABASH 3 12 WABASH 15 2 VALPARAISO 3 2 VALPARAXSO 1 3 ST, JOSEPH'S 1 3 ST. JOSEPH'S 9 4 BUTLER Cl 5 BUTLER 10 4 EVANSVILLE 3 First team ALL-ICC 4 EVANSVILLE 6 Co-captain 2 PURDUE 6 Duke Hardy 1 PURDUE 0 FRONT ROW 1L to R1: T. Sheridan, T. Beynon, T. Boyd, M. Jarboe, J. Kleinschmidt, D. Hardy, Dennis Denunzio. SECOND ROW: R. Walker, D. Dean, M. Diak, J. Green, B. Greenwood, J. Chin, G. Whitaker. THIRD ROW: J. Thatcher 1Trainer1, E. Meyer 1Manager1, M. Modisett, K. McClellan, M. Craven, R. Schott, T. Barry, Dom Denunzio, L. Browning, J. Buelow, I. Barrows koachL 198 wv mu gig. 3 uEFT TO RICHD Coach L. Schoenfeld, J. lessup, D. Buettin, S. Watterson, R. Davidson, R. Niersbach, S. Kinsey, B. Grossnickle, B. Locke, R. Spring, D. Rounds. Bruce Grossnickle, ICC Champ for 3rd consecutive yean Golf DPU OPP 385 INDIANA STATE 385 385 BALL STATE 358 383 BALL STATE 358 388 WABASH 420 First in ICC Tourney 199 '73 Record ROSEaHU LMAN INDIANA U. VALPARAISO IND. CENTRAL BUTLER WABASH EVANSVILLE Ch-lOiVNOUNU Fourth in ICC Tourney LAJCCUJNVKOLM 04 ICC Doubles Champs: Paul Downie, John Kinmouth g Tennb 200 ONU'XOUJU Spring Tour TAMPA ROLLINS FLA. PRESB. FLA. TECH. U. SO. FLA. OPP OVWLDOH 'k L. FRONT ROW u to m M. Veatch, B. Stoops, P. Pogue, B. Duff, B. Long, R. Jamison, R. Skorupa, B. Gambill. SECOND ROW: D. McGarvey, T. Rust, L. Scott, D. Cu, B. Park, R. Harvey Koachl THIRD ROW: D. Logan, D. Ruud, J. McCall, B. Ehrnschwender. '73 Record GLCA OUTDOOR MLBIOM 7th of 7 DEPAUW INVITATIONAL 5th of 15 DUAL MEET: ROSE-HULMAN 75 DPU 51 GLCA INDOOR DENlSON 5th of 7 ICC MEET: 51h of 6 LITTLE STATE 9th of 15 BIG STATE: 12th of 13 Track A disappointed, but hopeful, Coach Harvey checks over the results. 201 Walking tall DePauw salutes a tradition, Coach Charlie, as Doctor Hawkins looks on A necessity of DE- PAUW commence- ments: a pitcher of ice water. We are gathered here together , . . There are smiles . . . Commencement Speaker Vernon Jor- dan accepts his honorary degree. , , NV , Neil Marches 1973 graduates confidently march onward. OIT Sociology To Old DePauw we toast today . . . Here's to you Old DePauw. ,. .1 f . arvym,,? 5, mMOme 2.2. . u a .. . .. ... 2:. 2...... 7...; :2. , 2.... . 2 . 4 : 2 .. . . , f. .. .3, :3. Wu... rwwm:bma a5..u.ka paw ramsw... .2 2 2.7..29E2? awwrgnvawz m ; . . . , . J? X ...:i.iggzl ggrz. 7.... ..;, ..:,....................t . .. ,,. , . :M...:...nv.,.. 22.2 .2... . . a ., . 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Wright Jane Anne Zopp Delta Chi Alpha Phi History Economics Larry Duane Zurcher Delta Chi Economics David Judd Longden Hall Area Major 217 James Speers Cunning Martha Katherine May French; Political Science LLJ LL. :3 I- Z LLJ CD :3 US 220 J T x2 4:, f . ,1 . ,3. Av ! l1 5 t wwa5u;r'..b .u,.A mif.niwn.ihum:slvzaginguiwlxbpum is . , 221 222 223 W, .1 Ill h Ill 24w? .mngV um W 4;.mlgip. ..,Er:LLI,.ftk ,3; if. lrk, j . a V H, L i j , ,L : V..nu..,,.y,2. :wvhahwi . u. mur .rn. . ..,-..-WnM mnmm hul TIM. The Collegians ROW 1: Miriam Ball, Ellen Miller, Cindi Lacey, Charlotte Humphries, Paula Krakowski, Suzanne Hickman, Barbara Frownfelter. ROW 2: Mark Gadson, Dick Johnson, Tim Pascal, Myron El, Dan Seymour, Tom Mariner. Ron Dean, Business Manager Celebrating 25 Years of Musical Entertainment 229 C9 IIH I Greencastle. Indiana Leslie Colvin, Builder Hogate Hall Roy 0. West'Library Union Building Longden Hall Lucy Rowland Hall Music School and Annex Speech Hall Bishop Roberts Hall Indianapolis, Indiana Performing Arts Center Builders of 231 Maintenance Building Delta Tau Delta House Pi Beta Phi House Administration Building Addition Art Center Asbury Towers Science Center Performing Arts Center Stevens Studios Charcoal Broiled Steaks Family Dining Room Official Photographers Air Conditioned .I a for the 1 CLASS OF 74 3! I g; I i Q1 Specialists in yearbook Photography Bangor - Boston a Intersection of Rts 231, 43, and 40 ' di L 653-9963 i i i i 1 i 1 i 1 . 1 Lone Star Industrles 6 fl 232 i g. ? g f 233 Nostalgia's College Shop Novelties and Gift Items 202 S. College Putnam Motors Inc. 118 N. Indiana Street Greencastle, IN 46135 Phone OL3-5156 Dodge, Dodge Trucks, Chrysler, Plymouth Books Plus The Downtown Part of the Campus it Rugs f Curtains i Cards VA: Candies i Toys Q a 1 1L 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 College Shop 1 Edward Wood 4 1 Fraternity Management 109 5- V'ne 5533300 1 CODSU Itant Personalized Sportswear ! Fraternity and Sorority Jewelry, Mugs, 8x Paddles 1 Greencastle 653-3181 1 Party Favors 1 1 a HORACE LINK 8: CO. The Store of Furniture Your Zenith Stereo Headquarters 1 24 5. Indiana Phone 653-6517 Don Sears Arco Service 233A Hour Wrecker Service 10ur Business Is picking Up1 Business 653-9865 Home 65 3-61 45 1 First Citizens Bank and Trust eopanym cmzsus VBANK- You'll like the First Citizens for its convenience, safety for your funds, and service. Convenience - We are at the handy corner of the square ea TRUST goe- Safety - Your funds are appropriately insured. Service - We give it, including a WaIk-Up Window and after hours banking. Downtown Marathon Service Rector Funeral Home Greencastle, IN gnaw. Top Mechanic - 25 yrs. Experience Tune Ups Brake Work Ph. 653-9959 306 E. Washington St. STAN DARD Shoemaker Standard Ace Hardware 403 Maple Ave. 117 W. Franklin St. The Clothes DePauw lives in are from the store DePauw prefers 1900-1974 Visit the LOFT - for the newest Coed fashions Indiana's Mon lmrmlnq 9m .J..L$.LJ..L.L$ DIRECT DIAMOND IMPORTS DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS . . . for the matrimonial minded WATCHES AND CLOCKS . . . to get you to class on time CHINA-CRYSTAL AND STERLING .1. for your hope chest A HOST OF WONDERFUL GIFTS . .. for all your loved ones YOU DON'T NEED CASH! IT'S EASY TO PAY , 15 North JackSon Central National Bank One Central Square 653-4161 236 DePauw's Coan Pharmacy Greencastle's Completely Modern Prescription Pharmacy Downtown and the Apothecary in the Greencastle Professional Complex P. 5. Visit our Photographic Department for a complete selection of the finest by Kodak - Bell and Howell - Polaroid - Honeywell Heiland Sony - Pentax - Cannon - Nikon College Castle Motel 315 Bloomington St. Patro n S Greencastle, Indiana 46135 Phone 65534167 Color TV 21 Rooms Fidelity Abstracts and Title Insurance, Keith H. Lyon, Owner William J. Coon, Landscaper Co. Stevens Studios, Bangor, Maine 237 Editor in Chief R. Gary Roberts Business Manager Marcus Veatch Layout Anne H004r Editor Mark Jarboe Jerri lula Marcus Veatch .Debbie Hill Elisa Turner Advertising Marcus Veatch Jim Hedges Linda Kersey Rick Niersbach Paulette Bridenhager Donna Ching Photographms EriC Jensen EdiIor Greg Vadnex leff Hendrix Jim Powell Bob Griesing Dr. Clinton 8. Cass John Banker Dale Smith Staff Laura Brown Scott Pandorf janice Frasch Bob Flint Dave Whatley Linda Heuring Scott Moon t Work ll Graham rggrh 7,77 n ..:au..:r:$u ,wwggenma Away; Lars. A ow From the Editor To the Student Body; Rather than the usual observations on DePauw's school year by the editor, I thought I would comment on the book. lt-has been our aim, as a staff, to revitalize the concept of a yearbook on DePauw's campus. 1 hope that its picture, rather than essay approach has appealed to you. We have covered as much as our limited staff and budget has permitted us to. I feel that we have done a rather thorough job of covering the 1974 year. Obviously this is not a book without flaws; but I feel it comes closer than any of the past few years. If there is something which you feel is deficient about the book, rather than not support next year's book, I would like to ask you to submit your suggestions to the Pub. building so that next year's book may benefit from your criticism. I feel that a yearbook is the most valuable means of preserving the events of a school year and sincerely hope the MIRAGE does not die. Finally, I would like to offer thanks to those on my staff who stayed with the book and made it what it is. I deeply appreciate their help. Also special thanks to Dr. Cass, for his invaluable help in photographing the faculty; and to Mr. Aikman, for his pictures, records, and patience. I hope that you have found the 1974 Mirage an improvement over past books. Sincerely, Gary Roberts Editor of 1974 Mirage 239