DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1975 volume:

H! J5 Living Units p. 10 I 3 5': '5 L I i 5 :5: Z Faculty p. 72 Organizations p. 108 ' 5 Events p. 130 5 - 5 L. 2 EH? CDc-b r1 GAIL: -: g x?ekjrj'mi; Student Life p. 160 Sports p. 176 Seniors p. 204 Spring of '74 p. 218 SEQ... .3. .EP Had. HIV... qdun. LI... m '.Lc;.. LunA -u. .,, -. '1! Hey, look at what I found 'iW hat is it? The yearbook from my senior year in col- lege. Good old DePauw, huh? Right. Must be ... let's see . . . about seventeen years since I graduated. Well, let's look through it. Whois that? The President of the University. It looks like his orientation speech. You mean for the fresh men? Yeah, the very first day you're there. Did you go to it? Yes, It was the last time I ever saw him. The President? After seventeen years it should be interesting. Right. I heard a lot about him but he hardly ever came out in- to the public. He was pro- bably busy running the school. . nWhat Building is this? East College. ; The oldest building on campus. That's where they kept the Language depart- ments. Hey, why's it got banners hung on it? Where? Oh, it must be Old Gold weekend in the picture. All the alums used to come for the football game. It's a beautiful old building.l hope they haven't torn it down since then. I hope so too. lremember that it was the scene of many a college rite. Like what? l'Oh, they used to say that with the first snow all freshmen fraterr'tity pledges had to run naked around the Boulder that was beside the pathyway in this picture. What about the girls? They didnit have to. But there was this big bell in the tower of this same build- ing that they used to ring late at night. Th en the Sigma Chis would chase them. impressive! Where's this? Inside East College. Meharry Hall. What I if the Sigma Chis caught them? They cut off some of their hair. i re- l member that in the Sigma Chi basement all this hair was hanging on the wall. What a beautiful old building. 1 do hope they haven't torn it down. A marching band! That dates you. And the U-Shop. That building burnt down in the fall of my senior year. There was an all-night bakery there too. It was a shock to see it go. That's a shame. What's the big building in back? The Science Center. Brand new then. it looks a little out of place. Sort of. A cheerleader. I wonder if they still have them? Probably. Lots of crowd appeal. Guess so. That's the owl. Where is it? Right below East College. They must have taken this picture from inside the building. Does the owl mean anything. What? Like the Boulder. Oh, they used to say if a girl who was a virgin walked by it it would hoot. What about boy virgins? I don't know. Here's a football game for you. Did you ever go? Sometimes. For the big games. Would you be in this picture? I don't know. ' I don't see you anywhere, but I really don't knowwhat you looked like then. Oh, about the same. Balding? Haw haw. What'S'that guy doing? Throwing a watermelon. What for? The Lambda Chi Alpha Watermelon Bust. Another tradition? Yes - they have contest and choose the Watermelon Bust Queen. Really? Do they throw the watermelons at her? Very funny? Here's somebo'dy's poor idea of a joke about them. About who? The freshwomen. What about the owl? The owl - oh, I guess that's a wishfuI-thinking tradition. So is virginity traditional or not? I dontt know.DePauw is funny that way. I never figured it out exactly. Who are all these guys? They look like athletes. I don't remember any of them. You're right, tho ugh, they do look like athletes. Yes, as though they're used to having their pic- tures taken. You know what they're doing? W hat? Sitting on the Union Building steps looking at the fresh men women. They certainly are in- tent. 'This is the first picture of anyone studying that I've seen. Oh, we did that a lot, too. When I went to school that was ALL we did. An all-girl's school, what else? What do you mean what else? What else is there to do? There was an army base in town. So you ran around with soldiers and lstudied my brains out. You probably froze them running around the Boulder. Ah, graduation. You must have seen the President again then? I wasn't in the ceremony. I didn't know that. Why not? Oh, just general reasons. Hot robes and speeches. Is that all? Well, perhaps I was a little rebellious. For me, just the ceremony didn't make any difference. A country road. A country run. The road of life? I suppose so. Yearbooks always have to have a road of life picture, don't they? Seems that way. What is it that they're trying to do, do you think? Oh, just make people remember a little of what they used to be, I suppose. Maybe. Do you have an old college yearbook? Oh, buried somewhere. Well, dig it out. ALPHA CHI OMEGA w fl. o I ? 2s O .Q :3 ?'QQQ'0.0.e o ' l - Q' 090. ' 00M. Maw: vim; I ha 004,0. I k Cl..- ..5, x 4-. L. '.1,. , X, 13,.' One drop of water cannot build a fountain. One grain of sand doesn't make a mountain. Just a houseful of girls, but together we'll always try. We're united as one in this our home, Alpha Chi. Those who go alone, those who. go together, Those who give the world her troubles, those who make it better, We're all on our way, we know different paths we will take. With our. start right here a better world we'll make. So stay for a while with me, walk another mile with me, Live another day - set your goals high! Tomorrow, and tomorrow and tomorrow well go on - Alpha Chi. 12 11 111111 '- V 4. H50 x. ' 1.7:; 9,0 0 O s'w'gqhm h ' '4 ' v . b' 5? hh . O 9 0a.: E w .3 . i m:- c- Q tlggfa$h - grmw - - I '7 5 x. xx: 5 xr- L i, H 3E1 gift I Hum t mum g ' lllu Row One - Jan Carrigan, Jan Heston, Jo Walsh, Alex Lutzow, Melinda Schneider, Karin Traylor, Linda Orlady, 3 Carrie Schnadt, Beth Ricketts, Carrie Loving, Cindy Cole, Sue Rossi, Janet Grace, Mary Kay McTague, Jody Schlesinger, Leslie Lindquist, Anne Black, Charlann SandbErg. Row Two Cathy Martin, Kathy Ritzer, Mary McCrea, Carlabeth Elster, Jane Crum, Diane Larson, Kathy Whitlow, Gail Van Thournout, Marty Williams, Pam Rons. Char Mason, Leta Brown, Nancy Constable.' Row Three - Cheryl Colantonio, Linda Kampenga, Carol O'Donnell, Ann Driscoll, Linda Littlewood, MaryMae Gingrich, Marsha Gaugler, Carol Mongerson, Vesta Step- niewski, Cindy Richards, Julie Reynolds, Brenda Wright, Patti Pfahl, Susie Busch, Debbie Sherron, Liz Hickey, Betsy Chilton, Jean Vollrath, Janet Boyd, Cathy Krumwiede, Lisa Carlisle, Wendy Waggoner, Mom LaRoche, Becca Fortenbery, Kathy Hutchinson, Jan Ruehlman, Debbie Littiken. Not pictured - Julie Crehore, Ginny Gib son, Evelyn Karozos, Ann Kennedy, Nancy Pinckney, Claire Ransom, Alice Reath, Barbie Werner, Cheryl Wheaton. V? -M V 13 .,45., .. :- LI. - - -- ' 1: U ,A D Row 1: Anne Cron, Jean Head, Morn Dailey, Mary Ann Burritt, Maureen Sullivan, Jeanne Watson. Row 2: Nancy White, Laura Schuler, Dar Montgomery, Kathy Auchter. Row . E 3: Barb Greely, Carol Galbraith, Sue Rising, Patty Haynes; Lu Michel, Elise Heumann. Row 4: Glenda Guerri, Dorothy Chenoweth, Nancy Stooker, loss Watts, Sara Coapstick, L Cindy Gossett, Laura Brown, Sue Stine, Tammy Rupp, fan Koch, Noel Ottery, Denise Ryder. ROW 5: Mary Dye, Jane Herold, Debbie Ulrich, Georgia Wralstad, Holly Hildenbrand, Melanie Yeager. 15 m A 4? - !:- ALPHA OMICRON P I ' Row 1: Kris Iverson, Robi Grissom, Ann Cederblad, Lauri Little Row 2: Mom Holy, Benni Bosky, Pam Allen,1anet Wong, Jan Neibert, Jan Wilson Row 3: Laura Collom, Julie Tucker, Wendy Adams, Linda Jackson, Kathy Brown, Debbie Spencer, Lee Weakly Row 4: Trudy Sterling, Bev Ludlow, Ellen Crooks, Barb Steele, Mary Stevenson 17 Life at Alpha Phi means happy memo- ries. Four seniors enjoy cotton candy while on their walkout at Kings Island. middle left: Nancy ODonnell and Laurie Swanson at the trike race, Little 500. middle right: Alice Shirley, Alpha Phi guitarist. bottom left: Old Gold Day 1973 bottom right: Alpha Phis are always ready for a game of bridge. 18 ALPHA PHI Row One - Debbie Gregorio, Jane McEwen, Joan Jacobs, Lynn Jewell, Laurie Swanson, Nancy McLeod, Julie Crisler, Alice Shirley, Beth McBride, Kathy Lewis, Jeannie Pritchard. Row Two - Dee Nestel, Julie Underwood, Kathy Huber, Jo Seibert, Carolyn Bednar, Stace Elliot, Sarah Donnelly, Jinny Anderson, Nancy Johnstone, Jeni Rhoads, Karen Jacoby, Mom Davis. Row Three - Ann Robinson, Vicki Allen, Gretchen Krueger, Debbie Bavender, Debby Hill, Liz Nemeth, Nancy O'Donnell, Sue Engle, Susie Shultz, Nancy Vetterick, Linda Dunn, Lesa Anderson. 19 upper right: A. J. Brown and Doug Dowell psych up for a basket- ball game. upper left: Lefty Leatherman guards the bank on casino night. above: ATO l. M. basketball team that finished 2nd. right: Pledges have their first meal at ATO, for better or for worse 20 upper right: Relaxing. upper left: ATO freshmen and Lucy I give the boulder a face lift for spirit day. far left: Tim O'Connor exhibits his winner smile. left: Last year's water- melon eating champ Rick White moved on to pies this year, but with not as much success. bot- tom left: Dave McGarvey goes upfor a catch in an LM. foot- ball game. bottom middle: Scott Davis waits for the volleyball to drop. bottom right: Tom Phelps returns for lunch after an ex- citing morning of classes 21 First Row Brent Kusler, John Breck, Pat Patterson, Mark Miller, Bob Borgmann, Tom Boyd, Tracy Ellis, Dave Buckingham, Tim Barry, Dave Pluto, Ray Bach, Reid Waiker, Craig Cleveland. Second Row Mark Chandler, Rick Hellnich, Bill Gray, Cliff Shultz, Mike Noto, Gene Hochberg, Chuck Barbieri, Tom McShane, 300 Early, Tom Smith, Ed Ko1linger Bill Kasbeer, Dan Evans, Lisle Holgate, Linsey'Shields. Third Row Chip McQueen, Bill Benes, Scott Newman, loe Jessup, Steve Foster, Tom Triebel, Flip Godfrey, Roger Hawkins, Steve Swan- son, Mark Funkhouser, Tom Stocke, Ian DeWEn, Chuck Bokar, Pete Ritz, Joe Lagro, Orrin Bargerhuff, Jon Tetrick, Mike Kinney, Daryle Boyd, Bob Scully, Art Galliher, Al Holland, Greg Lippert, John Thornburgh, Rick Reigie, Dave Krebs, Jamie Gates, Mike Kuykendail, Tom Reigle, Bruce Stallings, Gary Ray, Tom Dyer, Jim Green, Craig Hutchinson. 22 23 7...... 3.2.3 : . p .... ... w ......2 ...WF .mm..... m ... . . ......n . gnaw... ...... .. ...... ...-I-n-uu-nw Row 2: Kingseed, Case, Dewitte. Row W. Hammond, Gervais, Fletcher. Harlor, . Heirman Spears, Thorpe. , Goss, Hoiton, Fisher , Friedell, McClaine. Row 5 I McCallister, Lariviere, , Hartman, Ga Piantinga, Buehler Byers, Hynson, L .L A H Freeland , Baker, 24 , Prince Powell, Dobbins, Heller, Stafford. Row 3 WE HR BB BO R Row 6: G. Hammond Kjaegaard, Everett, Russell, Glosoza, Bilko, Murphy, Veatch, Howell, Baird ; Cain, Zazas. Row 1: 4: Reeves, Mumma, Revnes. Adams, Boardman, Dinwiddie, Richardson Hull, Graham, Osborne, Hunter, Kneeling 26 top: The Ranch from a different perspec- tive. left: 1f freshman John Spang looks a little scattered here, perhaps it's the resuh of a normal weekend's activities. above: Cutting cor- ners with coupons and overhauling leftovers help house cook Kate Littrell feed a household of sixty and still avoid the bite of inflation. above: Delta Chi 1974-5. Front Row - Bill Melind, Mike Neff, lim Read, John Spang, Scott Schafer, Mike Miles, Roger McAlister, Mark Brower, Malcolm Frost, Bill Barenkamp, Oh Man, Richard Schwartz, Dave Wilson, Todd Soderstrom, Steve Faulkner, Satch Ludington. Back - Andy Wallace, Marty Sullivan, Charles Spath, Jack Tilford, Dave Becker, Jon Duncan, Steve Massar, Jon Berry, mehind umbrella, Phil McFarland, Kevin Cough, Rodney Johnson, Scott Pandorf, Jim Clawson,-Leon Bell, Cary Bussema, Jim North, Doug Morr, Steve Lahre, Mike Smith, Rick Gerhardt, Delfino DeLeon, Jay Whitney, Vince Gaughan, Jim Eakle, Mac Canmann, Scott Granger, Ed Wainscott, Dave Barritt, Dan Seymour, Jim Waymire Bob Carpenter, Steve Johnson, Bob Messersmith, Dale Oldis, Steve Roess. Not Pictured - Doug Baker, Bill Cozart, AI England, Bruce Galylup, Bill Crossmann, Mike Shillings, Rip Tilden, Steve Williams, Bruce Ploshay. top: Junior Phil McFarland climbs the walls not an unusual sight at the Ranch. above right: Senior Scott Schafer jams, blue-grass style, with an anonymous friend. right: Tiki, a lesser-known house resident. 27 top right: Karen Cadieux, Carol Lester. lower right: Kris Clausen. top left: Katy Bachman, Meg Chaney, lane Robison and Pat McHugh sing with the guitar, lower Ieft: Anais Brown, Suzie Fisher. 28 6Z Front Row: Pam Hathaway, Sharon Blythe, Kris Clausen, Jeff, Sue Compher, Carol Lester, Becky Williams, Nancy Shafer, Suzie Fisher; Row 2: Leslie Butler, Janet Magnus- son, Karen Cadieux, Diane Darin, Jane Robison, Anais Brown, Jackie Cochran, Nancy Delach, Nancy Jones, Julie Hudnall; Row 3: Bill, Betsy Koenig, Laura Renier, Kathie King, Eileen Moffit, Katie Bachman, Pat McHugh, Chris Smith, Sue Beesley, Anne Jud fl Beaty, Helen Weeks, Cindy Goff, Eleanor Amann, Nancy Markarian, Terry Peters, Ellen Wisehart; Row 4: Martha Welch, Rickey Nauert, Steve, Linda Lawson, Jane Voss, John, Bill, Steve, Tom, Becky Hawk, Jon, Joan Stoeckinger, Linda Lundquist, Laura Steinem. Row One - Carla Mathias, Betsy Burtelow, Stacey Sheperd, Carrie Landis, Mrs. Clark, Debbie Johnson, Deby Baker, Marilyn Littler, Annie Felts, Susan Leopold, Jan Walton. Row Two - Margy Metzenthin, Ann Burner, Pam Garland, Liz Nesbit, Jill Bishop, Nancy Grimmer, Lori Schuyler, Linda Lewis. Row Three - Claire Anshutz, Ellen Miller, Carol Hughes, Terri Nighbert, Shari Minns, Vera Lalu, Chris Watson, Gay Llewellyn, Betsy Rubino. Row Four - Diane Deal, Janie Oldfield, Sharmon McMahon, Jear'mie Mulligan, Carolyn Morrison, Janelle Rice, Pat Smith, Sue Stadler, Missy Dowse, Sandy Bekins, Beth Granger, Deb Riefe, Tammy Boston. Row Five - Jody Grahn, Dona Fisher, Star Uhler, Pam Clinkenbeard, Sue Kamm, Sue Mobley, Kathy Roth. 30 AI'IS... top picture: Mom Clark's good friends Jeannie Mulligan, Deb Riefe, and Liz Nesbit. middle left: The Delta Gamma anchor tradition. middle right: The illustrious DG pledges walk Out. bottom left: Remember the DG kiss-ins? bottom right Delta Gammas at home. rill y. 32 DELTA KAPPA EPSILON Row One - Ken Warner, Dave Hruska, Kent McDiIl, David Jack, Mark McCauley, Greg Dunn. Row Two - Vince Moore, Lance Hamilton, 5 Bill McClure, Jeff Lines, Jim Weddle, Mom Chapman, Steve Knodell, Ken Frick, Dave Hess. Row Three - Joe Cavanaugh, Barry Ehrn; schwender, Tom Smar, Milo Hanke, Bruce Isherwood, Dick Johnson, John Baker, Row Four - Dave Thomas, Randy Greene, Mark Wiliiams, Bob Graf, Jack Wilcox, Bob Edwards. Row Five-Jim McGonagle, John McClure. .- F Liam.j , , 7 DELTA TAU DELTA ; H mm I IH utrm !!!!!! III Ilrr !-- Left to Right: Barry Dunne, Bill Waldeck, Steve Peterson, Rick Huser, Dave Manly, Gordon Denny, John Archibald, Bruce Graham, Kevin Horn, Rick Levy, Rob Lyons, Tom Branson, Morn Gageby, Rick Klare, Fre6 Doremus, Jim Bueiow, Gary Gulliksen, John Sunderland, Tom Madden; Joe Lykens, Mitch Moran, lirn Cupp 6tandingL Greg Heaton, Danny Doan, Rick Brown 34 Above: Don Hellums caught in the act of studying. Upper right: Steve Olson and the National College pastime: frisbee toss. Lower right: Jeff Halgren catches up on world happenings. .D.L. Straight . Silly Billy Lewellen . Prof. Andy Donan .Austin Carr . Mark Herbe Grimm Kevin Thomas . Mark Small . Zuke Zukoski . Brad Bachman . Mom Walker .Mike Tree Luegers .Mike Kim . Rusty Wells . Sloth Cushing . Dan Marotz . Scooter McCann . Steve Olson .Rocky Rider . Kim Jag Stewart .Marcus Savagus .John Davis .Stump Kimble .Rick Sanders . George Jungle Jeffers. r0 DELTA ZETA pig? 77577.3 . ' . 9W33-1563 .4. sitting - Linda Ernst, Lora Myers, Linda Charlebois, Valerie Calkins, Mom Walters, Janice Gooch, Jackie Johnson, Judy Lanum, Betsy Oswald, Gail Hoffman. standing - Nancy Ruth Allen, Alice Page, Anne Hittle, Judi Munro, Susie Brown, Teri Zimmerman, Cindy Vaughn, Barb Frownfelter, Marcia OvGen, Diane Hayden. on wall - Lucy Hirsch, Gretchen Warner, Jill O'Daniel, Patti Babcock, Laurie Birch, Barb Lutterbein, Jamie Mulka, Kim Arlington, Donna Murdock. bottom left: Hey Val! middle left: Xmas at DZ bottom right: Donna Morris turns musical pages as the DZ Piano Lady. 38 A, -54 LIFE ASADZ... top picture: Linda displays the DZ house dance theme. middle left: Winter snow and DZ make a perfect pair. middle right: Pippi Longstocking, phone on line one! bottom left: Mother Goose wintering in Greece. bottom right: Four Wonderful Years at Delta Zeta. 39 HOGATE HALL 1st Row: Patty Hillis, Mary Beth Parker, Anne Hensley, Laura Ginger, Robin Andres. 2nd Row: Sondra BaUghman, Paula Albright, Geraldine Washington, Lynn Carter, Jan Robitscher, Sarah Sayger, Pat Orlosky, Ann McCutcher. 3rd Row: Sue Rihm, Barb Kingsolver, Karen Jaeger, Lou Ann Hazelwood Stephanie'Dick, Diane Herndon, Jean Secor, Ellen Ensel, Miriam Ball, Mari Funayama, Chris Loeffler. 4th Row: Debbie Evans, Karen Stuhlmacher, DiLong, Cheryl Cruea, Beth Hillen- brand, Joan Bowersox. L L, L. A. H .,E,. 1.1... A .G. O H AL P H A opposite: Kim Frank There should be a law against Friday morning exams. below: Theta sophomores get psyched T H ETA with a pep rally for a heavy Thursday night. A Row one - Beth Berquist, Mandy McFadden, Beth Fowler, Kim Frank, Alison Walker, Shgrvl'Reister. Susie Schultz, Marti Cash. Row Two - Taffney Josif, lane Gooch, Betsy Hirch, Bechey Heide, Janet Smith, Michele Carson, Amy Shields, Vicki Maden, Marianna Soaper, Beth Jaeger, Jackie Rose. Row Three - Leslie Meyers, Marge Lindemann, Becky Reasner, Pat Cassiday, Diane Dredge, Alison Fight, Mom Kidd, Debbie Enander, Gloria Barger. Row Four - Kim Powers, Karen CampbellLKathy Gregoryn Cindy McLane, Betsy Stover, Sandy Berlo, Lauren Meurisse, Peggy Brown, Katy Keck, Suzie O'Brien, Candy Clark, Judy Splittorf, Maggie Chase. Row Five - Patty Connor, Debbie Johnson, Joyce Taglauer. 42 xixs :N.v5 W n n!' : wWw m m w upper left: Mom Kidd and Susy O'Brien HI don't believe she said that! upper right: Nancy Alexander, Cindy McLane, Lauren Meurisse, Karen Campbell, Janet smith Isn't the dinner bell a little late? left: Jerri Ross and Amy Shields Oh wow! Let's sign out to Alaska! right: Patti Conners, Debbie Johnson, Vicki Ver- non, Pat Cassiday Hey guys, I got a new Playgirl! lower right: Susie Schultze and Mom Hey Mom! Did you know that I'm getting married? 43 KAPPA KAPPA top: Kappas Paula Kendall, Sue Succo, Dana Siler and Jill Jones at the Big-Little Sister Pizza Par- ty. middle left: Seniors on The Kappa Senior Couch. middle right: Mrs. Dalby and Mom Scott pause for a quiet chat. bottom left: Susie Miner caught by surprise. bottom right: Pam Schweizer and her anonymous friend get ready for the big date. GAMMA .75 MW marm- . 1'ij 1,2,! I 1: u! :EE-r ll -u UTJJ ! bi . .. If r23 - Ad- x: I s- . - Ila. a A '1; Row One - Cathy Ries, Paula Kendall, Millie Simonds, Leslie Nagle, Row Two - Cindy Boyd, Karen Clements, Anne Caldwell, Sue McDonald, Pam Collins, Gail Pulianas, Dana Siler, Gay Reese, Kathy Ricci, Sue Keller, Barb Mur- ray, Janet Marx. Row Three4- Cindi Hunt, Kathy Burleigh, Marcia Tweksbury, Judy Tanner, Susie Quale. Row Four - Sara Reese, Julie Tsaras, Pam Schweizer, Mom Scott, Charlotte Fruechtenicht, Judy Wagner, Brenna Dailey, Wendy Bockstahler, Julie Yanson. Row Five - Betsy Godfrey, Patty Stafford, Kris Maroon, Becky Gernhardt, Midge Kissling, Cindy Michels, Leslie Gorog, Susan Foley, Karen Erikson, Holly Moffat, Sarah Smith, Terry Lange, Lynn Bere, Gail Williams, Kim Antcliff, Jane Bailey, Jamie Leschansky, Susan Waterfield, Row Six - Karen Walker, Sharon Sandridge. Missing from picture: Jeannie Hesser, Sally Sommer, June Espino, Sally Crossman, Laura Paynter, Susan Miner, Betsy GOOdWIHIVe' . 7 , 7 ,. top: Barb Murray and Janet Marx typical sisterhood? bottom: Kappa Waiters on the move. 45 top left: The Kappas join Lambda Chi for Old Gold festivity preparations. bottom left: Scott Richie eating everything at the watermelon bust. top right: Gary, Patty, Mobby, and Curley taking a break at The Hustler , Lambda Chi house dance, 1974. middle right: Tory Punctarelli shows deter- mination as he heaves a watermelon for the last time, Watermelon Bust 1974. lower right: Tom Pinner poses with friends after the pumpkin carving. 5 5i um V-V 'Row One - Kim Ullman, Steve Steckler, AJ... Buehler, John McHenry, Mark Ahlemann, Steve Nicola, Eric Wright, Steve Trumball, Dave Carter, Dave Pickard, Brent Gambill, Jeff Sumner, Greg Hartz. Row Two - Scott Ritchie, Greg Curry, Dave Rose, Rich Palacios, Gary Carpenter. Tim Lesch, Rudy Vogt, Russ Schwartz, Torv Puntarglli, Frank Morris, John Anderson, George Florian, Peter Harper, Row Three - JefFEbgan,'Bill Dunbar, Dan Keller', Bilj- Bixenman, Craig George, Evan Parker, Jeff McCall, Kevin Gibson, Rex Kincaid. Steve Stills, Bill Guerri Lloyd Ford, Dave Underwood, Bill Cole, John Lesch, Doug Bespole. ; top picture: The Lambda Chi Alpha and Alpha Phi pledge classes after their Halloween pump- kin carving contest. bottom picture Greg Curry, Dan Johnson, Evan Parker, and Gary Carpenter parade THE CASKET built for Spirit Week with Lucv two. 47 LONGDEN HALL Row 1: Jon Reed, Don Barnie. Row 2: Jim Stephens, Brian Huse, Mark Saverino, Chuck Farr, John Carpenter, Mark Grannon, Mike Lesniewski. Row 3: Wearing waiter's jackeU: Mike Webster. Row 4 Standingt Bill Martin, Mike Stiles, Jeff Bersin, Demetrius Stevis, Bobby Hudson, Bruno Cortes, Joel Walters, Terry Starkey, Ron Weiland, Russell lshihara, Leo Fong, Jim LoPrete, Mark McAninch, Steve Morris. Row 5: Randy Kord, Colin Smith, Richard Gilland,leff Boyll,51eve Soblick, Dan Page, Scott Hardin, Eli Gould, Leo Henriquez. bottom left: A Virtuoso pianist. bottom right: Our president- Bill Martin top picture: There's always time for a quick game of Ping-Pong. middle left: Discussing tomor- rows assignments? middle right: The cafeteria - full to capacity as usual. bottom left: Ahhh .. . early morning quiet. bottom right: Solace. -r' u- . ' r.. .'.'..-. l. as: ,r - '-. ' . 'LUCY ROWLAND LUCY ONE AND TWO Row One - Jane Lambert, Wendy Adams, Jane Jackson, Chris Younce, Carrie Phillips, Melissa Gilll,Dawn Adams, Paula Kautzman, Sue Faber. Row Two - Cindy Ensor, Pat Ward, Carol Porter, Kathryn Newhall, Cindy Decamp, Liz Henry, Kathy Regan, Mary Jane Glover, Barb Baumgartner. Row Three - Beth Delarm, Kate Swan, Rosalie Riser, Helen Patterson, Susan Haynes, Kathy Dayson, Pam Goodyear, Perri Babb, Anne Achleman, Libby Fortune, Susan Brown, Lisa Lefevre, Jane Brazes, Marty Hake. Row Four - Peggy Ferguson, Barb Boyll, Rita Kilpatrick, Karol Mason, Linette Finstad, Terry McAnitch, Wendy Wing, Louise Harrop, Karen Kirby, Nancy Brown, Karie Pasquini, Cathy Pfluger, Rhonda Hughes. Row Five - Becky Stroebel, Marsha Astrike, Debbie Wooden, Amy Neely, Mary Collings, Susie Weidenbaum, Ann Peterman, Joan Mullen, Shanna Underwood, Nancy Pollack, Merrietta Smith. ,. LUCY ROWLAND LUCY THREE AND FOUR Row One - Martha Spencer, Joan Fralev, Cmdv Hen: Kr, Kris Hoffman, Lone Niemier, Amy Wilson, Ceci Mamn, . Jo Anne Horner, Jan Beatty, Sue Faber Mam Hake iamxe Tyson, leslie Short, Arlene Burnside, Debbie Vamey. Row Two - Aimee Guest, Sue Hays ,ian Miliard jIII FFIIZ, Klm Lorentzen, Laura Baley, Suzxe Peterson, Liz Lyons, Kris Kuyk, Bridget Redmond, Sally Buuher, Row Three - Kerry Tracy, Vickie Lmebeck, ,'an Ostrdnder, Abby Mathers, Laurie Entz, Connie Chadwmk Valerie; Plane. Lisa McCoy, RObln Levin, Debbie Roach, Donna Sprague, Sara Slenkel Lous Daly Row FOLIi Roxan Vehlmg, Kay Zimmerman, Deb Lozner, Jill E!drxdge, Peggy Joyce, Kathy Martin, Kane Rauch, Helen Hall Rachapl Kaalthl Joann Ford, Beth Hanson, Sharon Ferguson, Sherry Price 51 Mason One Left to Right Row One - Susan Hutcherson, Linda Kern, Shar- on Fivecoate, Kathy Romack. Row Two Sarah Finefrock, Ann Williams, Sue Suckow, Kim Dickson, Debbie Brugge, Janet Hayes, Mary Obermever. In the Tree - Ann Lancaster, Cheryl King R.A. Mason Two Left to Right Row One - Lisa LeClair, Benv J0 Moss, Cathy Nauman, Pam Huber, Marcia McMichael, Beckv Young. Row Two - Kathy Lewis, Liz Loupee, Judy Kellv, Debbie Triebel, Jill Jones, Leslie Chambers, Cindv Whiting, Teresa Chartos, Jill O'Daniel. Row Three - Claudia Allen, Stacev Warren, Debbie Ford, Sandv Foxx, Ginny Mclnernex, Donna Trout, Nancy Bosworth, Debbie Brown, Row Four - Terry Prothero, Marv lo Mor- rison, Laura Adamson, Adv Collins, Jeanne Albrecht. 52 Mason Three Left to Right Row One - Ladonna Eaton, Kav Arlington, Susan MacDougal, Lori Farris, Melanie Thexton, Carol Griffith. Row Two - Janet Emison, Gaby Vanderbosch, Lynn Helvev, Kim Howard, Melanie Nichlas, Geri Steven- son, Liz Donan, Terrv Kaiser, Karen Kerwin, Linda Reynolds, Row Three Sue Thurner, Jeanne Murphv, Kathy Gallant, Linda Conrow, Nancy Brown, Linda Hoyt, Karen Trewartha, Rita Layden, Ann Short, Joan Murray, Georganna Thatcher, Deb Crow, Monika Burcham, Tracy Long. Misging from picture - Kris Thompson, Pam Everard Mason Four Left.t0 Right Row One Barb Kiekhafer, Beckx Pierstm, Marcia Golightlv, Karen North, Lyn Miller, Nancv Hennette, Kathy Rhodes, Stephanie Russell. Row Two - Ina Allen, Sherrie O'rear, Marie Lowman, Pattv Goodwillie, Cindy Cox, Pam Macer, Melinda Organ, Marjorie Schlatter. Row Three - Shannan Ferrill, Beckv Taylor, Marv Hulett, Marv Felming, Ingrid Grujanac, Marx Danielson, Luci Spencer, Lisa Radich, Nancx Martin, Mary Blattner. Row Four - Chris Bonnamx', Ellen Daniels, lennv Brown, Shervl Roberts. 53 PHI DELTA THETA top picture: Bogue Vallee leads in fashion setting at De- Pauw. Here he models next year's style. middle left: Zehr Orr works off some lard with a saw inot applied directlyi, helping in the construction of a pond for the Fall House- dance. middle right: Benny He doesn't change his mind very often. bottom: Tom Grubb and Dave Warner just l'jamming . tThey only study in their leisure hoursJ opposite page: Gene Chrischilles, Mike Wurth, ahd Tom Grubb. Row One - Bob Griesing, Nina wogL Steve Moore, David Koepper, Rick Helstrum, Mark Gadsen, Randy Hutchin- son, Bruce Ruedig. Row Two - Rick Benson, Jon Ragatz, Tom Grubb, Randy Phipps, Tom White, Kevin Vaughn, Jay Dietrich, Greg Crow, Curt Swanson, Bill Shipley, Doug Wing, PauI Vanevery, Jack Oberlin. Row Three - Bill Donaldson, Mark Orr, Jeff Johnson, Jim Davis, Dave Warner, Gene Chrischilles, Gary McRoberts, Marshal Ross, Jim Barasa, Jerry Phifer, Bob Vallee, Mike Stroup. Row Four ,- John Dodd, Kip Bohachek, Craig Smith, Rich Kotila, Dave Krivoshia, Steve Aker, Mike Boyd, Steve Moore,'Ed Gower. Row Five - Dave Bennett. Mark Roesler, Steve Mangers, Bob Warrnn. 55 . . . 2.4.. . n.... :1: 1x . 5:... .n... .,.. 53:1qu E x. .4 Back Row: Tom Montgomery, Randy Romeo, Pete Prowit. David Holmes, Pat Ball, Randy Roth. Carter Hull, Robert Krebs. Front Row: Dave Matthews, Brian Hicks, Doug Swackhamer, Andy Beck, Bob Mesalam, Dave Pendl, Herme, Matt Neff, David Kramer, Blake Turner, Bryan Deuitch, Torn Morris, Tim PiersonA PHI PSI Front Row: Krauser, Nippi, Monty, Romeo, Dave, Beards, Don Juan. Second Row: Maynard, Stu, Prowie, Pate, M.B. Merc, Lanc, Brad, Mei, Sambo, Hook what I've god Kins, Volzie. ' Back Row: Don Smith, Bob Krause, Doug Hynden, Kevin Williams, Steve Beardsley, Mike Sellers, John Volz, Stu Baxter. Second Row: Tim Pierson, Mark Harling, Doug Phillips, Dick Sammis, Doug McFarlan, Randy Oliver, Rick Neville, Rick Beardsly, Paul Pogue. Toby McClamrock. Third Row:Alex Kurland,lamieJones,John Wallacegjohn Kinmonth, Bill Clyde, Rick Mills, Vic Carsel, Bob Payton, Jeff Kennedy, Stan Kinsey. What should we do today? u Pl BETA PHI Row One - Clark, Schoonnmkm, Muller, Norrick, Simonds, Shodd, Brown, C00, Tcwlor, Timms, Murphv, Severns, Harper Nutter, Thompxon. Row Two - Johnson, Jonkim, Hillman, Parsons, Combs, Patterson, Roberts, Ldslev, Parker, Ogilvie, Howell, Durkin. RECTOR I Row l: Mary Daeschner, Wendy Roos, Mary Duncan Row ll: Chris McHale, Amy Shields, Sarah Keltsch, Nadine Kawalek Missing: Connie Hamilton, Jamie Osborne, Mick Umbach, Rita Dunnigan, Melinda Wilson, Betsy Fitkin, Pam Downey,R.A. Row l: Pam Snyder, Karen Butler, Kathy Hung- ness, Karen Dahm, Jane Lehman, Sarah Holtz- man, Debbie Busch, Christy Kaeser, Dana Sua- boda, Denise Cruax, Terri Wagner, Debbie Yel- ey, Laura Steinem, Kim Lamping, Amy Shields, Nancy Woodhouse, Laura Wilhelm, Nancy An- derson, Liz Gahlberg, Chris McHale, Lynn Muel- ler Row ll: Kim Fitzgerald, Beth Barcus, Julie Zel- Iers, Cindy Diller, Nancy Wegener, Elizabeth Da- vis, Darcy Bush, Kim Cox, Sarah Kile, Lisa Tram- mell, Alberline Elma, Nancy Darby, Barbara Pick- ett Missing: Vicki Gilbert, Nancy Emmert, Lorna Curtis, Sara Stanley, Jean Reinsel, Kim Funk, Janet Butler, Ann Kuhl, Mary Rite, Corky Dug,- ger, Michelle Trimble, Ulli Rollinger, Polly Burte- low, R.A. RECTOR ll 62 '5'! Rector II I Row 1: Barb Brickley, Diane Gonwa, Janet Johnston, Jody Wither- spoon, Connie Schofield, Lisa Mclntire, Connie Landis, Jane Knobble, Patti Babcock, Susie Taylor, Janet Baranko, Cindy Walker, Cheryl Shaw, Ellen Vogel, Diane Norman, Gail Browder Row ll: Vicki Cornelius, Lynn Holtzman, Julie Ehman, Patty Delater, Lynn Bryant, Peggy Elson, Kathy Pace, Beverly Fahlstrom, Jane Caldwell, Jenny Coleman, April Schofield, Barb Taylor, Terri Dunauan Row Ill: Sarah Ratzer, Linda Bailey, Pat James, Michelle Lariviere, Chris Woods, Liz Meeker, Chris McHaIe, Amy Shields, Nancy Martin, Marsha Owens Missing: Loretta Lavizorio, Melanie Avington, Cindy Ostendorf, Kathy Watson, Elsa Kramer, Mad- dy Marasciulo, Sharon Kimmel, Pam Loy, Lori Nickovich, R.A. WOHan ,, m Rector IV Row l: Mary Danaher, Patty Strauss, Barb Keirass, Melissa Wilson, Amy Shields, Sue Davies, Chris McHaIe, Lee Ann Loving, Denise Harvey, Barb Brickley, Laurie Siebenthaler, Susan Strupp Row ll: Becky Hiner, Jill Thompson, Julie Zylstra, Yvonne Quarles, Sue Noling, Gretchen Warner, Sandra Wickenberg, Linda Coldren, Brenda Newton, Gail Browder, Kathy Aust Missing: Donna Cook, Beth Gregson, Deb Laurid- sen, R.A. WOHan 2 Billy Shank, Michelob, Doug Rames, Jim Patarini, Dave Dubourdieu, Kurt Meisner, Lenny MaUCkpChaTIie foxwell, Bruce Long, Matt Humphreys, Wayne Sayre, Bob Wildman, Bob Flint, Jeff Tuholsky, Bruce Badgett, Kip Omstedf Bill Ward, Fred Albrecht, Mark Scott, Kenny Mauck, Clay Bohachek, John Bower. Alumni Badgett, Richards Barger, Eric Fredbeck, Fred Haggerty, Kerry Smith, Bob Patterson, John Bush, Bill Tracey, Tim Bone, Andy Sandler, Bruce Burling, Steve Like, Miullr-5teve Wardi John Wilkins, Mark Lindsay, Dan Williams, R. Lukemeyer. NOT PRESENT - Brent SE6t'tTEr'iC'T6Egi'en, Dave Morisson, Ken Kubat, Charlie Shock, Mark Tiernan, Keith Conn, Mike Hefferman, Dave Oliver, Craig Euse, John Maxfield, Doug Summers, Mike Chlebik. BEHIND THE CAMERA, Thayne Gray. First Row: Bruce Winter, Neil Dekker, Gary Cooper, John Wright, Dave Nelson, Steve Scheu, Rocky Brubaker, Ferry Hensley, Bob Graham, Bill Koenig. Second Row: Paul Kruse, Dan Saver, Greg Gobel, John Sharp, Mark Hughes, Chris Whittet, Jerry Hammond, Thad'Jones, Bill Simons, Chip Dorger. Third Row: John Murrell, Barrett Corneille, Glenn Brewer, Steve Yost, John Hammond, Torn Netzel, Eric Taver, Dave Tanner, Mark Emkes, Bill Alberti, Carter Hiestand, Tom King, Torn Barker, Randy Veatch, Tom Brown, John Oberrieder. Fourth Row: Barry Cesafsky, Randy Zelik, Bud Gresham, Chris Meyers, Kirk Hobbs, Chuck Johnpeter, Dave Harrison, Randy Curran, Tony Hill, Tim Scharrer, Dan Zelik, John Parkhill, Thom Mariner, Paul Downie Not Pictured: Jeff Baker, Ken Behrendt, Jeff Breidenbach, Bill Busch, Steve Erickson, Bill John, Jeff Stengel, Mark Ulmschnejder, Steve Weaver. 66 1. l'W .; 5.3.4:... ny i'lllh i ' a 's I'I hi :m'r iii! FF' .CI 5- :- lllllIIII!El l'l: Row1: Max Case, Larry Rowland, Mike Brubaker, Rob Loupeel Neil Lucas, Roger Blumer, Rick Zehner, John Beasley, Todd Plymate, Larry Browning, Paul Wheeler, Bill Semmer, Steve Goff, Joe LeFevre, Bob Bever. Row 2: Paul Secrest, Randy Wells, Mark Meyers, Ken Wittenberg, Mike Bagnoli, Matt Pestine, Dave Fischer, Scott Henderson, Steve Venezia, Tony Vear, Todd Brubeck, Craig, Etter. Row 3: Phil Hasiak, Rich Kelly, Ken Harris, Kris Hayden, Bruce Taubensee, Gary Warren, Dave Loar, Steve Green, Phil Trammel, Jeri Petro, Jim Levine, Randy Kurek, Tom Wiseman, Grant Nieting, Rich Boling. Row 4: Cliff Melvin, Chris Matchett, Hal Ramsey, Larry Raymond, Rick Oates, Mark Moon, John Holden, Mark Millis, Steve Reff, Joe Arthur, Steve Foreman, Bruce Light. Back: John Jewitt, Jeff Steele. Not Present: Bruce Vanatta, Ken Hitchner, Fred Teeter, Joe Trimble, Eric Sorenson, Bob Bever, Bruce Berkheimer, Gary Thompson, Parke Brewer, Larry Cleveland, Tom Cath, Sam Juarascio, Fred Van Orden. 68 upper left: This is how I did it at the Fiji House! - Steve Foreman. upper right: I'd rather be dead than 21 . . . Todd Plymate on morning after his 21st birthday. middle left: Dave Fischer and Phil Trammel Seals and Crofts they ain't . middle right: Dritte, Coach, Jack, L'wood, and Le'Pud. lower left: 'lBedtime stories from Recorder Bill Semmer . lower right: Group Grovel, Room17 69 Left to Right: Beth Abbott, Sheila Davenport, Mary Lou Eichelberger, Chris Steinberger, Robin lsmond, Nancy Pfeffer, Dawn Wedow, Leslie Green, Nancy Crabtree, Deborah Grant, Nancy Burger, Ann Foster, Julie Crehore, Barbara Weiner, Jan Crawford, Margaret Satterthwaite, Chris Claus, Laura Sandberg, Torn Swanger, Linda Moores, Marsha Reynolds, Stephanie Fackler, Teri Zimmer, and Dr. Doris Froebe. Below: Row'l u to m Kathi Jefferis. Suzie Lau, Lynn Jackson, Alice Reath, Nancy Pinckney, Christy Habig. Row 2 u to 10 Mrs. Craddock, Jenny Pap, Pat McHugh, Jennifer East, Robbin East, Diana Bond, Meg Chaney, Kim Schaefer, loy Strueh. Row 3 U- to 10 Carol Brown, Bobbi Alexander, Jeanie Barrowman, Dana Nelson, Wendy Butler, Mrs. Smitherman. Right: Robin Nash, Janelle Craig, Mary Lou Bonnamy. 4 INDIANAPOLIS WILE HALL- Nelle I. Barnhart, Associate Dean of Students William Wright, Dean of Students v i'r .a......m.v.s.. , w mm Marvin Swanson, International Center John R. Anderson, Assistant Dean of the University G. David Hunt, Associate Director of Admis- Theodore Katula, Jr., Director of sions Student Union Activities 75 J. Patrick Aikman, News Bureau Eleanor'S. Ypma, Registrar 53: VW James A Martindale, Librarian Roger 5. Roof, University Physician Frederick A. Sanders, Director of Robert D. Gaston, Director of Physical Plant Development 76 N Gerald Boyce David Herrold Gem and Les Ruark William Meehan 77 Berry Klingman Ray H. French, Department Head BOTANY AND BACTERIOLOGY Howard R. Youse, Department Head Robert I. Fletcher wmngL Fame 9W v- , W. Preston Adams 78 CHEMISTRY John Ricketts Howard Burkett Donald Cook, Department Head J L i; James George John McFarland Eugene Schwartz 79 L? Classical Studies Peggy Gilmer Brandt N. Steele Robert D. Loring and James A. Madison, Department Head 81 ECONOMICS AND , ; BUSINESS l. P. Allen Ralph Gray H. David Maloney 82 Roy Swihart Judith Rayburn Ronald Guenther 83 w ENGLISH Fredrick L. Bergmann, Department Head Harold M. Garriott Fred N. Nelson 84 Arthur W. Shumaker Thomas A. Emery Keith M. Opdahl Dan Bronson 85 GERMAN AND RUSSIAN A Glenn E. Welliver Darryl E. Gibson I........ ...I.IUIOOQ ooooo-ncooq-oeooo-on-noaco 0... con. IOOIVIOOOI O. 0... 000,1... ' banter,- oo!o ,4 U '1 . I. 07-09. ' of ., V.V:...I. Cornelius vanZonI, Department Head OCOIOIOItOIIu-nu Edward E. Mayer 86 m KT H ISTO RY James L. Cooper Stanley Caine Clifton J. Phillips 87 John Morrill Janet Teeguarden Mathematics, Astronomy and Computer Science , , 19 m . WWI; ' 55.3.111 1'. . iiHV ; h. D :3 . Ga ik 9' Robert J. Thomas Underwood Dudley Carl Singer r w W M W Joseph Corbett Louis Smogor 89 Daniel H. Hanna Claude Cymerman 90 wywww-wm .. um. ., Herman C. Berg A Eunice A. Wilcox Cassel Grubb Edward C. White Donald H. White, Director Bernice F. Grubb 91 Anne Reynolds Maureen M. Carkeek Glen Sherman E 23$, .44.: , m. Eli J 4.. Patience T. Berg Larry Philpott Karen White 92 Frank Jacobs James A. Beckel Thomas Akins Robert Grocock Charles A. Rader Arthur D. Carkeek 93 PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION Terence E. Horgan John H. Burkett Robert H. King 95 H.10hn Eigenbrodt, Jr. Roger Gustavsson PHYSICAL EDUCATION Il-lu-l- gall...- Edward H. Meyer 5. Page Cotton Robert R. Harvey 96 Elmer E. McCall LeRoy Schoenfeld .k :3: Rs, Barbara R. Federman Ruth L. Lester Judith A. Jenkins Mary Murphy 97 Austin D. Sprague 98 Paul B. Kissinger Hugh F. Henry, Department Head V A-,...u A 1 L Lt Political Science Nicholas Lovrich 0. Ralph Raymond Byron W. Daynes Amir Rafat 99 PSYCHOLOGY Rex Rector Edward G. Ypma Felix E Goodson Kenneth S. Wagoner, Department Head 100 Richard Kelly B.L. Garrett Harry L. Hawkins Michael P. Silver 101 ROMANCE LANGUAGES Vincent A. Serpa Agnes P. Beaudry Gordon B. Walters 102 LRichard Curry C.HaIAlbro,Jr. 3:. Kent B. Mecum James S Rambo 103 SOCIOLOGY f AND ANTHROPOLOGY Saad Ibrahim Paul A. Thomas, Department Head Social Tem Edward M. Dolan RobertJ. Fornaro 104 SPEECH Judith C. Kelly Walter Kirkpatrick James F. Elrod Larry C. Sutton Robert C, Weiss, Department Head John R. Bittner 105 ZOOLOGY Charles E. Mays 106 Michael D. Johnson James R. Gammon OTHERS AROUND CAMPUS 5, a Marcele Dudley, Assistant Director, Computer Center William F. 107 Lamar, University Chaplain .. a... win; Porn Poms deft to Righoc Vicki Overlin, Peggy Ferguson, Melanie Nicklas, Patty Conner, Barb Boyll, Leslie Myers, Beth Berquist Twirlers ueft to RightJ: Cindy Goff, Gerry Fathauer, Anne Beaty, Mary Jo Morrison, Gloria Barger. Not pictured: Nancy Wegener. leftzDebraJohnson 1 110 .M, 4-. ... AND CHEERLEADERS 111 MARCHING BAND 112 r I- Seated: Gerri Fathauer, pianist; and Gary Plantinga. Front Row: Tom Wiseman, Dick Sammis, Brent Sonner, Steve Morris, Rex Everett, Mark Meyers, Jim Waymire and Don Hunter. Back Row: Thomas Pinner, Tom Albin, Kevin Kayser, John Sharp, Randy Romero, Dave Hess Dan Nordsieck and Dan Johnson. From Left to Right: Myron El, Lisa LeFevre, Steve Trumbell, Ellen Milier, Dick Johnson, Cynthia Lacey, Steve Scheu, Cathy Martin, Dan Seymour, Jeanie Cornelius and Thom Mariner. Barbara Frownfelter C O L L E G l A N S OPERATION LIFE :1: W Row 1: L. McClaine, G. Evans, C Twigg, M. Mayer. Row 2: D. Bark, C. Collins, P. Smith, P. Elson, M. Trimble, A. Buehler. Row 3: J. Logan, D. Oliver, J. Anderson, R. Hill, 5. Still, M. Heffernon, L. Bell, A. Titlerton, K. Bennett K. Bennett, D. Bark, S. Still, R. Hill, J. Anderson, D. Oliver 114 A A DePAUW FIRE COMPANY Kirk Bennett Director of Services 5. Still, K. Jackson, 5. Frank, C. Collins . D. Bark, S. Still, D. OIiver K. 1 2. Bennett, C. Collins, R. Hill, A. Titterton, J. Anderson 115 Row 1 u to RL Tom White, Bruce Winter - Publicity Chairman, Tom King-Rush Chairman, Reid Walker - President, Gray. Row 2 u to RL David Jack, Dick Johnson, Norm Berg, Niel Goltermann, and Rich Kotila. ' 116 KTK Bill Gray, Thayne PANHELLENIC COUNCIL 1; A - c... gu. - g-e puny gn-r . ,- , 3 I m Row 1; Lisa Hamilton, Dorothy Chenoweth, Cindy Gossett, Jean Vollrath, Karen lacoby, Betsy Myers. Row 2; Kris Clausen, Jean Pritchard, Lee Ann Weakly, Kim Gingher, Patsy Howe, Joan Stoeckinger, Gail Hoffman. 117 STUDENT SENATE Left to Right: Lawrence Elam, Randy Kurek, Bob Bever 118 r T R E C N O C BAND 119 UNIVERSITY CHOIR 120 ORCHESTRA 121 '3 ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS u .. n .. -.. ..n... ,nnudg.. -ou-uc:t u,n..u-.u...r, .- .. u u .. u u n a Row 1; Kathy Koch, Karen Cadieux, Becky Williams. Row'2; Lynn Jewell, Tammy Boston. Row 3; Cindy McLane, Ellen Miller, Jackie Cochran, Julie Reynolds. Not present; Collette Borom, Nancy Emmert, Diane Dredge, Suzie O'Brien, Ina Allen, Barb Lutterbein, Anne. Hittle, Annie Bowker. Vicki Vernon, Lynn Carter, Kathy Auchter, and Trudy Sterling. 122 H1700E L to R: John Maxfield, Dave Carlisle, Barb Baumgartner, Kitty Schorey, Dave Ricker, Dave Tucker, Val Stouffer, lack Crum, Roger McAlister. Row 1 U. to Rt Kent McDiH, Carter Hiestand, Debbie Mills, Bob Mesalam, Dick Sch- wartz. Row 2 a to RM Tom White, Jeff McCall - Assistant Sports Director, Rip Tilden -- Sports Directer, Tom Morris - Assistant Sports Director, Reid Walker. Row 3 U. to Rh Mark Weidner, Charlie Spath, Scott Granger, Mark Roessler, Bill Bloss, Neil Goltermanh. Steve Roess J! Row1 a to Rh Roger McAlister - Music Director, lulie Hudnall - Program Coordina- tor, Dave Ricker - Public Service Director. Row 2 tL to Rt Rip Tilden - Sports Director, Erik Sorenson - News Director, Dave Tucker - Program Director John Maxfield 123 3'1 Row 1: Bruce Ploshay, Dave Walker, Bill Busch. Row 2: Jane Brazes, Sue Hays, Debbie Evans, Di Long, Chris Boeke. Row 3: Nancy Wood- house, Barb Baumgartner, Kathi Koch, Judy Kelly. Row 4: Deborah Gallios, Martha Welch, Steve Williams, Tim Green, Anne Harter, McAlister, Marc Veatch, and Doug McFarlan. THE DEPAUW left; Kris Luding; ton, Henry Ting, John Banker. far left; Deb Evans. top left; Anne Har- ter, Editor 2nd se- mester. top right: Di Long, John Banker. left: Dave Walker, Di Long, Cindy Feder. bottom left: Bru ce Ploshay. bot- tom right: Steve Wil- liams, Editor 1st se- mester. 126 THE MIRAGE top left: Marcus Veatch, Business Manager. bottom left: Ron Dean, Advertising Manager. top right: Lee Alexander, Faculty Section Editor. bottom right: Scott Russell, Events Section Editor. NFA top right: Kim Schaefer bottom right: Jeff Roberts top left: Laura Brown, Mark Jarboe, Layout Editor bottom left: Jerri Roberts, Gary Roberts Senior Board Rodger Enander Taffney Josif Margaret Chase Jo Walsh Lauri Little Leslie Meyers Marcia Tewksbury Kathy Reigle Joh n Kelly Brad Kinsey Steve Sharp President Personnel Publicity Publicity Recreation Arts 8: Services Secretary Junior Board Coordinator Financial Coordinator Special Events Campus Relations Campus Board Carrie Loving Kathy Haynes Kate Miller Laurie Swanson Mickey Belval KamyRom Judy Lanum Patsy Howe Kathy Ricci Cindy Hunt Wendy Baptist Sonya Wole Helen Hail Sara Keltsch MarciaGolightly Steve Smith Nancy Gibson Leon BeIl Steve Taylor Terry Miller Claude Mullins Marc Cooper Randy Kurek Rob Romeril Valerie Calkins Mary McCrea De bbie Enander Sxtv fllI :l 3 . Tim O'Connor Tom Dyer Jim N0 rth Ken Frick Grant Rogers Randy Elble Greg Hartz Dan Iohnson David Kolbe Scott Hickey Blake Turner Kevin Wiiliams Fred Haggerty Barrett Corneille Clifford Melvin Howard Hartman George Neal Junior Board Pete Ritz Joe Jessup Orrin Bargerhuff Chuck Bokar Tim Sheridan Dan Sutherin Kris Maroon Charlotte Fruechtenicht Ben CampbelE Cindy Lacey Randy Curran il l ?4 53 I III,IV--l FRESHMEN WEEK 1974 FRESHMEN WEEK 1974 FRESHMEN WEEK 1974 FRESHMAN WEEK e ANTICIPATION - August 25, 1974 - Its only 90 degrees outside - HWelcome t0 DepauwH - The naming of states - Kerstetter? Who's he?l' President of the college, dummy! Sor- ry!!! - farewells - TESTING - Will it ever end? - HThat Chemistry test can bag itl'l - FSA GROUPS - bike rides - new people - 10 schedule plans - Sing along at Lucy - the freshman quad - where its at - Boys! Girls! - Frisby games! - more new faces e RUSH - How do I know which one I like best? - confusion e Silence - the armory lNo Commentllll - So this is what dorm food is like. Well, I guess llll live - I want to take Underwater Basket Weaving! e REGISTRATION e help! - Its so edsv e Just fol- low the arrows - O.K. Whols the joker that pointed that arrow into the bathroom? ltls not funnvllH - I.D. pictures e Smile x snap i more new facex i Well, there goes halt mv wad, just for books! Thev must be kidding I tunlt read all thow! e Did vou ring the bell? Five timed! - Are you mv AWS BIC SIS? e Glad to meet vou - Keggers! - Do I know -you from somewhere? 7 So this is college the big step - 'lst dav of Clagsex e freshman week, glad its over! 22m ? Dmmm xx FmDm ZOEEMFCES ' 135 It will not be surprising if by next year Lambda Chi Alpha has a patch of watermelons growing in their front yard, due to the number of busts at their annual Watermelon Day. Sun shining, music playing and seeds flying, the day's events got underway. One of the first events was the seed spitting contest. Mike Thompson, ATO; and Shanna Underwood, Lucy Rowland, spat their way to victory. Mike Thompson also won the watermelon eating contest. Other events included: the greased watermelon relay, won by the Lambda Chi team; the watermelon toss, won by the Sigma Chi team; and the seed guessing contest, won by Charlann Sandberg, Alpha Chi. The day ended with the crowning of the new Miss Watermelon Bust, Janet Hayes, Mason; only to begin the night's festivities - the Lambda Chi dance with the All Star Frogs. left page: contestants were Susie Brown iupper righti, Kathy Haynes ilower righti, Dave Oliver Oower lefti and Dick Johnson tmiddle Iefti. right page: other participants included Elizabeth Davies iupper righti, Thierry Wil- brandt tabovei and Mike Thompson ilower Iefti. OLD GOLD DAY The campus echoed with the sounds of laughter with memories and tears, as once again DePauw witnessed the arrival of Old Gold Day. The day's events commenced with the appearance of a guest speaker, Dr. Henry Commager. And as the morning vanished into afternoon alums as well as students an- xiously made their way to the football field. ' The kick-off . . . the release of yellow balloons signaled DePauw's first touchdown. At half-time Joyce Taglauer was crowned homecoming queen. Even though DePauw lost to Butler there was the even- ing's entertainment to look forward to. The Collegians' concert and the Duzer Du Review closed another Old Gold Day. tthis paget upper right: the start of the men's pumpkin pie race preceeding Old Gold weekend. below: Joyce Taglauer lower right: Dave Kolbe topposite paget upper right: final voting for the queen. middle right: Kathy Ricci 0er, Grant Rodgers, Carrie Loving. lower left: Kathy Whitlow, Drudi Webster, Joyce Taglauer, Betsy Koenig, Lesley Gorog 137 DUZER DU PRESENTS: CAST Sylvia .............................................. Lisa Mclntire Paul .................................................. Eli Gould 139 CAST Gloria ......................................... Bridget Redmond Ben ........................................... Marty Blumberg PRODUCTION STAFF OF DUZER DU Director .......................................... Dick Johnson Assistant Director .............................. Patricia Hillis Technical Director ................................. Emily Johnson Assistants ...................................... Mark Williams Chuck Weaver Marty Blumberg Stage Manager .................................... Dave Straight Assistant ........................................ Ja'ne Robison MakeUp ......................................... Judy Tanner Assistants .................................. Marcia McMichael Barb Baumgartner Paula Kautzman Poster and Program Design ...................... ChrisLoeffler IOTS IGHT w by robe t e. s erwood 5 I D H a l f DUMPTSY .................................................. Kevin Cough THE MAESTRO ................................................. Jim Kent DONALD NAVADEL ........................................... Jim Hazen SIGNOR PITTILUGA ......................................... Rich Kotila AUGUSTE ............................................... Randy Nickell CAPT. LOCICERO .................................... Michele Meregaglia 1 MR. CHERRY ............................................ Steve Peterson ; MRS. CHERRY ........................................... Kim Arlington w DR. WALDERSEE ............................................... Bill Guerri HARRY VAN ............................................... Kip Bohachek . SHIRLEY .................................................. Joanne Horner EDNA ......................... - ............................. Cindy Diller BEULAH .................................................. Debra Sherron BEBE ....................................................... Kris Hoffman FRANCINE ................................................. Judy Splittorf ELAINE ..................................................... Patty Conner FIRST OFFICER .......................................... David Straight SECOND OFFICER ....................................... Roger McAllister QUILLERY ............................................ Michael Heffernan SIGNOR ROSSI ................................................ Jack Ward SIGNORA ROSSI ........................................ Gayle Thomas MAJOR .................................................... Tom Metzger ANNA ..................................................... Jane Robison IRENE .................. Chris Loeffler ACHILLE WEBER ............................................... Tim Simer DIRECTOR .................................................. John Bower FACULTY ADVISOR .......................................... Larry Sutton CHOREOGRAPHERS ............................ Emily Johnson, Perri Babb SET DESIGNER ................................................. Leon Bell COSTUME DESIGNER .......................................... Liz Ogilvie LIGHTING DIRECTOR ....................................... Peter Zukoski TECHNICAL DIRECTOR ........................................ Leon Bell SPECIAL EFFECTS ........................................ Martin Blumberg SCENERY AND LIGHTING ................................... Larry Sutton Walter Kirkpatrick, lohn Bower, Jim Hazen, Leon Bell, Tom Pearson, Emily Johnson, Rick Byers COSTUMES ................................. Liz Ogilvie, Marilyn Johnson, Bonnie Combs, Charlotte Alexander, Carol Lester, Carol Buechler, Donna Sprague PROPERTIES .................................................... Leon Bell MAKE-UP .......................... Charlotte Alexander, Donna Sprague PROGRAM COVER AND POSTER DESIGN ................... Chris Loeffler 140 bpposite pagm top: Gayle Thomas, Jack Ward bottom: Kip Bohachek, Michael Heffernan hhis pagd upper right: Kip Bohachek, MichaelHeffernan, Steve Peterson. lower left: Judy Splittorf, Kris Hoffman, Joanne Horner. . 141 other page. upper left: Katy Bachman, Robin Andres, Tracy Long, Jody Grahn. middle left: Betsy Rubino mackgroundL Tracy Long, Robin Andres, Katy Bachman, Bridget Redmond, Susan Rossi, Janet Grace, Margie Metzenthin, Pam Loy, Jody Grahn. lower left: Donna Trout, Jody Grahn, Pam Loy, Betsy Rubino, Susan Rossi. upper right: Betsy Rubino WrontL Pam Loy, Bridget Redmond, Susan Rossi, Janet Grace. middle right: Katy Bachman, Gary Gulliksen, Robin Andres, Janet Grace. lower right: Suzie Adams. this page. lower left: Betsy Rubino, Margie Metzenthin, Pam Loy, Bridget Redmond, Susan Rossi, Janet Grace. lower right: Betsy Rubino GrontL Bridget Redmond, Jody Grahn, Margie Metzenthin. below: Katy Bachman, Robin Andres, Tracy Long, Jody Grahn, Margie Metzenthin, Pam Loy, Bridget Redmond, Betsy Rubino, Susan Rossi, Janet Grace. PAEDOGOGUS ......................... Gary Gulliksen ORESTES ............................... William Wissel PYLADES ............................... David Schlect ATTENDANTS ........................... Robert Scully, Mark Scott ELECTRA ............................... Elizabeth Rubino CHRYSOTHEMIS ........................ Donna Trout CLYTEMNESTRA ......................... Suzanne Adams SERVANT ............................... Leslie Gorog AEGISTHUS ............................. Merle McCallister CHORUS ............................... Kathryn Bachman deaden, Robin Andres, Tracy Long, Jody Grahn, Margaret Metzenthin, Pamela Loy, Bridget Redmond, Susan Rossi, Janet Grace 143 ELECTRA EiIl'. i mzml VIA I U INDIANA SENATORIAL RACE Birch Bayh memocrav left: Richard Lugar tRepublicanL above EMINENT WOMEN IN SCIENCE upper left: Eugenie Clark lower left: Sarah Lippincott above: Betsy Ancker-Johnson 145 511 - .1 top right, Dr. Miguel A. Burelli, Ambassador from Venezuela to US; middle right, Warren F. Brecht, Assistant Secretary for Administration, Department of the Treasury; lower right, Frederic Storaska, National Authority on the Prevention of Rape; top left, Jerry Rockwood, Por- traying Edgar Allan Poe; lower left, John S. Deckard, Printmaker. CONVOCATIONS BUSTER VAVJ, I.4v5 'kv44?I IAvAvA. 4!; .14 ; V!!! I yup I 147 L 5 RT TN 5m rM...U SH 5 Wk UH. BF. HO R F 149 To spend a semester in the city that is capital of the Black Forest, half an hour from France and an hour from Switzerland ttraveling by train, that is - hitching will get you there sooner with any lucki: who could resist? The Freiburg experience is just that: ex- ploring Freiburg's landmark, the Gothic M'L'mster cathedral; skiing or hiking through nearby Schauinsland; joking with profs over a glass of beer; figuring out streetcar routes on Karl-Josef Strasse .. . Suddenly yogurt, cheese, and German wurst create a delicious dinner for only a few Marks, Renaissance art and architecture be- come fascinating, and a weekend trip means discovering Lucern, with towering Mt. Pilatus and the lake, or Munich and the Hof- brkiuhaus. Out of it all come new perspectives on oneself, one's cultural heritage, and the advantages - and disadvantages - of life in these United States. WILDERNESS PROGRAM other page. bottom: Chris Mar- tin, Mark Kelly. this page. above: Chris Martin, Mark Kelly, Rick Hellmich. upper left: Lora Myers, Chris Tammy Rupp, Martin. ype-PAUW, EASTERN; EUROPE ,SEIMEslTrERJN STUDENTS EXPERIENCE A SEMESTER IN GREECE! O i; F h an upper left: Kathy Whitlow, Drudi Webster. middle left: Greek Electra 225! lower left: Top of Lycabettos - Gordon Denny, Diane Phillis, Bob Mesalam. above: Would you .; believe this is the local Woolworth's? 9 H II 153 5. KNOW WHY IT'S CALLED RUSH! . - :. . ... .. . .. .2... 2.2.2.2.... THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER , ,, EIHHHHHH r!! . . . BETTER LATE . THAN NEVER. 155 WHAT DID YOU DO WINTER TERM? 157 DEPAUW UNIVERSITY OPERA THEATRE. Presents DIE FLEDERMAUS by Johann Strauss Director ............................................ Thomas Fitzpatrick Conductor and Musical Director ............................ James Kent ' Assistants to the Director ............................ Christopher Byler Judi Munro Technical Director ...................................... Richard Byers Musical Coach and Accompanist ...................... Michael Chlebik Scene Design ............................................ Richard Byers Larry Sutton Connie Chadwick Costume Mistress ...................................... Lee Alexander Choreography .......................................... Paula Schmidt Stage Manager ...................................... Christopher Byler upper left, Myron El and Ed Lewis; lower left, Victor Ciepiel and Rex- Everett; lower right, Dan Seymour and Carol Lester. 9 Y - 159 upper left, Suzanne Hickman and Bruce Haddix; middle left, Larry Sutton; lower left, Ed Lewis and Helen Kira. Dr. Faulke .................................................... Victor Ciepiel' Dan Seymour Alfred ............................................................ Ed Lewis Adele ........................................................ Kathy GreeH Suzanne Hickman Rosalinda ...................................................... Helen Kira Gabriel von Eisenstein ........... - .............................. Rex Everett:k Bruce Haddix Dr. Blind UK lawyed .............................................. Mark Scott Frank uhe wardem ................................................ Myron El William GuerrP' Sally ta ballerina .............................................. Pam White Ivan ........................................................ Richard Kotila PrinceOrlofsky ............. Carol Lester Stacey Warrem Servants ........................................................ Don Barnie Lee Ann Wilmot Frosch ........................................................ Larry Sutton Prisoners ............................................ Judi Munro, Carol Lester, Stacey Warren, Leon Bell 81Jim Eakle 1kFriday Night Cast CHORUS: Amanda Beineke, Carol Lester, Judi'Munro, Liz Ogilvie, Sherrie O'Rear, Susan Taylor, Stacey Warren, Lee Ann Wilmot, Tom Albin ll, Myron El, Rex Everett, William Guerri Jr., Kevin Kayser, Kim Renz, Mark Scott, Tom Smith, and Don Barnie. .lll'll; ' :g'g: Egg g 162 163 1311.3,12 I!!! 3.3:... :32: i. 2. ,Emll t Illllllx iaaigi 2:, . .. . F. :5, ;.::.: COLLEGE m W ! 170 EgEENEAS'ILE DEE BEPT. BAKERYAND U-SHOP BLAZE INTO RUINS I u. 9 n n m e SCIENCE R E T. N E C 74-75 BASKETBALL TEAM FACES STIFF COMPETITION I 178 Jessup on the rebound. III Dekkgr 'leads the way. 179 ; X dent Assistant Dave.x Buc s'cuss strategy. 180 Steve McCabe dri : HuseLand abe try for tip. 181 Crapplers Have Best Season Ever! Wrestling Team: Row 1, Delfino Deleon, Charles Dinwiddie, Randy Assistant, Bob Warren, Dave Krivoshia,C.erald Hammes, Kevin Vaughn, Zelik, Sabinus Megwa, Karl Cain. Raw 2, Jim Cupp, Dan Zelik, Mike Steve Moore,Thoma5 Smith, Mike Brubaker, Coach Lee Schoenfeld. Kuykendall, Dave Schlecht, Jeff Steele. Row 3, Larry Marfise, Grad. X , . r , KCoach Schoenfeld and team ' - . Randy Zelik ready for nationals. X 182 Cain in action. Schlecht attempts to break hold. Vaughn applies whizzer. Dinwiddie on top! 183 '31; Kevin Vaughn works from behind. Ween foe. 184 Sophomore Mike Brubaker ponders next move. Team Captain Randy Zelik maneuvers for pin. 185 '74-75 SWIM TEAM STRUGGLES TO STAY AT 500 MARK I I I Left to Right: Rick Mills, Mike Fitzgerald, Gary McRoberts, Bill Koenig, I Jim Read, Malcom Frost, John Sharp, Doug Hynden, Doug Wing, Dave it - - - 186 Barritt. Missing: Dave Kraemer, Bill Barenkamp, John Brinker, Janet Hayes. . 187 1974 . FOOTBALL SQUAD ADDS ANOTHER WINNING SEASON! k Freshman Squad: Row1: Starkey, Lahre, Bussema, Donaldson, Buehler, Reed, Polonchek, Reigle, Brubaker. Row 2: Arthur, Curry, Hardin, Green, Gaugh, Wildman, Fencik, Krivoshia, Ross. Row 3: Paterini, Lear, Veech, Lucas, Haydin, Dewitt, Stewart, Crow, Fuller. Row 4: Dunne, Krebs, Melvin, Page, Myers, Ricks, Frazier, Konovsky, Herr. Row 5: Valadares, Horn, Albrecht, Wallace, Baird, Richardson, Oberlin, Prince, Mesch. Row 6: Dolinski, Hammond, Branson, Kelly, Harris, Matchitt, Boling, Trimble. Row 7 - Varsity Squad: Mpon, Oberrider, Suchy, Juarasio, VanOrden, Kepner, Woods,1Smith. Row 8: Quinn. Mesch, Flynn, Hasiak, Zehner, Hull, McClamrock. Row 9: 188 Granger, Simons, Funkhouser, MCShane, Pirtle, McQueen, Borling, Brown. Row 10: Sainz, Jewitt, Berkheimer, Barry, Kelly, Meredith, Steele, Hammes. Row 11: Simpson, Bokar, Bell, VonBehrens, Buechner, Hauptly, Snyder, Doremus. Row 12: Cooper, Brown, Spath, Carpenter, Holden, Wells, Buelow, Row 13: Trainer - Crowder, Coach Tom An- derson, Larry Marfise Graduate Assistant, Ralph Mathena, Grad. Asst. Tim Hruha - Grad. Asst. Head Coach Tom Mont, Coach Ted Katula, Coach Lee Schoenfeld, Coach Edward Meyer, Manager Howard Hartman. 189 ? DPU GRIDDERS IN ACTION Lin xlwltl FIELD HOCKEY Players left to right are; Front Row: Suanne Hirschy, Libby Fortune, Claire Lueke, Drudi Webster, Pam Everhard, Carla Mathias, Robin Bakeman, Josie Simonds, Lisa Dance, Lynn B'ere; Back Row: Coach ludernk'ins, Brenda Wright, Joan Fraley, Diane Darin, Emily Johnson, Natalie Fox, Nancy Crossman, Amy Neely, Ann Achleman, Cynthia Vernon, Carrol Mason, Sally Crossman, Mary Carver, Joan Murray, Pam Schweizer. SOCCER-74; NOT A WINNING SEASON BUT CLOSE The Team - Left to Right Front Row: Terry Tobin, Peter Vaky, Jim Greising, John Archibald, Mamadou Diagne, Greg Lipp'ert, Joe Lagro, LoPrete, Chuck John Peter, Bruce Ruedig, Sab Megwa, Heremes Yeh', Tom Sheasby, Mike Neff, Larry Zelenz, Pater Jirik, Bob Loudenback, Mike Daley, Dennis Megwa, Joe Dick, Gary Roberts; Top Row: Bob Chip Dorger, and Coach Page Cotton. 194 o..- 1st Singles 2nd Singles 3rd Singles 1st Doubles 2nd Dougles IM RESULTS Wrestling Weight Winner Runner-up 130 Breidenbach, Sigma Chi Sterling, Phi Gamma Delta 137 Martindill, Alpha Tau Omega Grossmann, Delta Chi 147 Donnelly, Alpha Tau Omega Lesch, Lamba Chi Alpha 157 . Kle'inschmidt, Phi Kappa Psi Blumer, Sigma Nu 167 Petree, Delta Upsilon Bussema, Delta Chi 177 Carpenter, Delta Chi Barker, Sigma Chi 190 Frazer, Phi Gamma Delta Thornburgh, Beta Theta Pi HWT Simons, Sigma Chi Matchett, Sigma Nu PingPong Volleyball Davis, Alpha Tau Omega 1st Beta Th eta Pi Gregg, Longden 2nd Phi Kappa Psi Vear, Sigma Nu 3rd Sigma Nu Simer, Stephen, Bishop Roberts 4th Sigma Alpha Epsilon Loupee, Wiseman, Sigma Nu Golf Football Medalist - Hutchinson, Beta Theta Pi 1st Delta Tau Delta 1st Runner-Up - Sellers, Phi Kappa Psi 2nd Phi Kappa Psi 3rd Sigma Chi 4th AIphaTau Omega Walker, Alpha Tau Omega Zink, Alpha Tau Omega 2nd Runner-Up - Yandell, Alpha Tau Omega 1st Singles 2nd Singles 3rd Singles 1st Doubles 2nd Doubles Bowl ing Tenms 1st Alpha Tau Omega Steve Hancock, Phi Gamma Delta ZDd Lgngden Dave Sabens, Alpha Tau Omega 3rd Bjshop Roberts Craig Euse, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 4th Sigma NU Steve Swanson, Beta Theta Pi Jon Tetrick Bill Aberti, Sigma Chi Bill Busch Girl's Bowling A League B League . , Alpha Omicron Pi A team 21-4 Alpha Gamma Delta 19-6 GIrlS VOHeyba Alpha Omicron Pi B team 14-11 Kappa Alpha Theta 17-8 Delta Gamma 11-14 Mason Hall 15-10 Alpha Gamma Delta 14-0 Hogate 10-15 Alpha Phi 1342 Alpha Phi 13-1 Alpha Chi Omega 9-6 Delta Delta Delta 11-14 Kappa Kappa Gamma 12-2 Alpha Omicron Pi C team 5-20 Alpha Ch' Omega 10'4 Kappa Alpha Theta 10-4 Mason Hall 6-8 1 Alpha Omicron Pi 5-9 Rector A team 5-9 Pi Beta Phi 5-9 Delta Delta Delta 4-10 Delta Gamma 4-10 Ho gate Hall 4-10 Lucy Rowland 4-10 Delta Zeta 2-12 Rector B team 0-14 F I - - - 197 . PRACTICE, PRACTICE, . AND MORE PRACTICE, MAKES PERFECT! , 198 g - - h I hgav,. .mewmwe .y. WOMENS TENNIS MENS FALL GL . ' . L WomensTennis Team Left to Right: Coach Ruth Lester, Missy Smith, Margie Love, Marti Cash, and patty Smith. Lisa Coe, Sue Compher, Vickie Cornelius, Mens Golf Team Left to Right: Dan Beuttin. Colin Smith, Stan Kinsey, Stewart Baxter, Reid Walker, and Coach Leroy Sheonfield . . . absent Rusty Wells. 200 n -C CROSS COUNTRY TEAM BUILDS FOR 75 SEASON Cross Country Team: R0W1- Manager Charlie ShOOk, Bruce Long - Bratton, Doug Ruud, Greg Connor, Mark Lindsey, Claude Eudaric. Cap., Hal Ramsey, Jeff McCall, Coach Robert Harvey. Row 2 - Steve 201 4N E 0 3 0 2 4 2 2 0 2 FIELD HOCKEY -I I PH .8 NWNNOAWOA Purdue Lorraine CC Wooster Calvin Ohio Wegleyan Indiana State Franklin Indiana University Hanover DePauw 2nd Team WE 1 THEY 2 Purdue WE 55 53 75 49 65 58 90 74 88 75 56 68 68 70 92 74 88 73 83 62 79 72 BASKETBALL THEY 71 Air Force 96 Illinois 70 Augsburg 113 Maryland 82 Illinois Wesleyan 64 Juanita 85 Chicago State 82 Hanover' 82 Centre 97 Millikin 69 Butler , 70 Indiana Central 74 Eastern Illinois 93 St. Josephs 85 Wabash 88 Valparaiso 109 Evansville 78 Indiana Central 92 St. Josephs 78 Rose Hulman 77 Wabash 78 Valparaiso FOOTBALL VVE 18 21 22 20 20 6 16 21 0 15 THEY 13 10 14 14 24 27 7 7 10 12 Albion Ohio Wesleyan Olivet St. Josephs Butler Evansville Indiana Central Valparaiso Hope Wabash WRESTLING VVE 25 3 11 23 27 24 39 11 THEY 35 38 30 9 19 15 7 24 Wabash thob Notre Dame Hanover Valparaiso lndiana12entra! 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J Amy Sue Brandli Area - Spanish, Sociology, Sec- ondary Education l Hogate Hall John William Breck Political Science 8: Education Beta Theta Pi Anais Brown Psychology Delta Deita Delta Larry Scott Browning Political Science Sigma Nu Mary Ann Burritt Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Deita Richard Byers Psychology Bishop Roberts Hail Kathryn Deborah Burton German Hogate Hall Anne Caldwell Art Kappa Kappa Gamma David Cameron Carr Psychoiogy Delta Upsilon Mary Westerman Carver Botany r$ Bacteriology Alpha Phi Ann V. Cederblad Botany - Aipha Omicron Pi Linda Marie Cha rlebois Psychoiogy Delta Zeta Margaret Elaine Chase American LiIEIatu re Kappa Alpha Theta Elizabeth Carter Chilton Lale Cilenti Elementary Education Chemistry Alpha Chi Omega Hogate Hall K? '1 J Chris Clauss leeen E. 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Grimmer Mathematics Delta Gamma Lou Ann Hazlewood English Hogate Hall Pamela J. Garland Mathematics Delta Gamma Elizabeth Suzanne Gould Music Hogate Hall Robert A. Greising Philomphy Phi Delta Theta David Harrison History Sigma Chi gx 5? Linda Diane Herndon . Elementary Education and German Hogate Hail Jean Keltz Hesser Art Kappa Kappa Gamma Cynthia Anne Higgins English Composition Kappa Alpha Theta Martha Beth Hillenbrand Music- Piano Hogate Hall Lucy Hirsch Zoology and Spanish Delta Zeta Mary Hoffman Bacteriology Alpha Phi Ellen E. Husselman Art Alpha Gamma Delta Richard Washburn Hynson Ill Music and French Bishop Roberts Hall Mary Elizabeth Jaeger Psychology Kappa Alpha Theta Glenda ElaineJohnson Mathematics Hogate Hall Janice Lynn Heston Cheryl L. Hinch man Kathleen A. Hurley Speech Alpha Chi Omega Holly Hildenbrand History Alpha Gamma Delta Engiish Hogate Hall Pamela Hodges Elementary Education Alpha Phi History Mason Hall Katharine Hutchinson Elementary Education Alpha Chi Omega Robin lsmond Nursing Indianapolis Mark Ellis Jarboe Physical Education Bishop Roberts Hall Nancy Johnstone History 8: Pre-Law Alpha Phi s Elise Heumann Mathematics Alpha Gamma Delta Gregory Allen Hinkle Psychology Phi Kappa Psi Lucy Rebecca Hurt Spanish Hogate Hall Kristine A. lverson Political Science Alpha Omicron Pi 3 Lindalones Nursing Indianapolis W Susan Elizabeth Kamm Elementary Educatim Delta Gamma Taffney Ann Josif Elementary Education Kappa Alpha Theta Nancyjanelones Elementary Education Delta Delta Delta s . Robert Alexander KurIand Ion R Keep Economics Psychology Phi Kappa Psi Phi Kappa Psi Paula Greer Kendall Elementary Education Kappa Kappa Gamma John PauE Kelly American Literature and Psychology Beta Theta Pi Katherine Marie King English Composition Delta Delta Delta Elizabeth Ann Koening Psychology Delta Delta Delta Bradley James Kinsey Economics Phi Kappa Psi Dianne Marie Korff Reiigion and Anthropology ' Hogate Hall David P. Lancaster Poiitical Science Phi Kappa Psi .pavid P. Lariviere Polmcal Science: Pre-Law Phi Gamma Delta Joseph WiHiam Lefevre Pre-Medicine Sigma Nu Diane Lorraine Larson Music Education Alpha Chi Omega John C. Leigeber Philosophy Phi Gamma Deita Wiiliam R. Lew'ellen,Jr. Economics Delta Upsilon Susan Curtis Leopold Art Delta Gamma Lauri Jane Littfe History Alpha Omicron Pi Sally Jo Lewis Religion: Pre-Law Delta Deita Delta Marilyn l. Littler Linda 5. Littlewood Frank Perry Lloyd Speech Elementary Education Zoology Delta Gamma Alpha Chi Omega Bishop Roberts Hall Christihe Ann Loeffler Speech Hogate Hall Shelley'Perry Lloyd Zoology Hogate Hall Diana June Long ArtXVoices of Man Hogate Hall Roger McAlister Speech Delta Chi Dennis Gene Lydick Economics Alpha Tau Omega Marcia Ellen McClenahan Sociology Hogate Hall Susan Ann McDonald Spanish 8 Secondary Education Kappa Kappa Gamma David McGarvey Psychology Alpha Tau Omega Nancy Markarian Psychology Delta Delta Delta Robert Paul Mesalam ll Speech Phi Kappa Psi Larry K. Mason Mathematics Out-in-Town Mark Wayne Miller Political Science Beta Theta Pi Scott Alan Moon Philosophy Bishop Roberts Hall Devon E. Moon, Jr. Mathematics, Economics Alpha Tau Omega Bruce A. Long Economics . Sigma Alpha Epsilon James S. LoPrete Chemistry Longden Hall Steven A. McCabe History Longden Hall Ann B. McCutchan Art Out-in-Town Victoria A. Madden Elementary Education Kappa Alpha Theta William Francis Martin Sociology Longden Hall Leslie Anne Meyers Mathematics Kappa Alpha Theta Carol Mongerson French Alpha Chi Omega Dianne E. Moore Elementary Education Delta Gamma Neil Dennis Nevins Area Major tPhiIosophy, Sociology, Historyl Out-in-Town John Abbott Murrell Zoology Sigma Chi Lirnda Moores Nursing Indianapolis Steven Mark Nicola Zoology: Pre-Medicine Lori A. Nickovich ARt Rector Hall Lorie Niemier DaIe W. Oldis Patricia A. Orl05ky Elementary Education Zoology and Psychology Mathematics Lucy Rowland Hall Delta Chi Hogate Hall Richard A. Palacios Zoology Lambda Chi Alpha Noei Christine Ottery Applied Piano Alpha Gamma Delta Howard W. Patterson Speech Beta Theta Pi Mary Beth Parker Psychoiogy Hogate Hall Thomas C. Phelps Psychology Out-in-Town Gary W. Plantinga Choral Music Education Bishop Roberts Hall Mary Louise Pierson Economics Hogate Hall Philip M. 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Stuart Political Science Phi Gamma Delta Gary Edward Thompson Political Science Virginia Ann Trump History Hogate Hall Jeffrey Paul Tuholski Psychology Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mark D. .Ulmsthneider Political'Science Judith Ellen Van Sant Sigma Chi 3 English Hogate Hall . i Cynthia Ann Vaughn Marcus Robert Veatch Zoology Economics Delta Zeta Bishop Roberts Hall fr 3 Douglas G. VonBehren Jane Carla Voss Karen Ann Whgner Economics English and Spanish Anthropology and Alpha Tau Omega Delta Delta Delta Earth Science Hogate Hall Edwin Baird Wainscott Political Science Delta Chi David'F. Walker Economic and Business, Mathematics, Alpha Tau Omega Jo Walsh Denise C. Ward Sandra Kay Watters Sociology English Composition Music - Keyboard Area Alpha Chi Omega Hogate Hall Kappa Alpha Theta . I Jocelyn Sherri Watts James Kevin Waymire Psychology Art Alpha Gamma Delta Delta Chi B Drusilla L. Webster if Michael Paul Webster James Donald Weddle Psychology English Literature Psychology Pi Beta Phi Longden Hall Delta Kappa Epsilon 6 Dawn Wedow Debra L. Weiss 9 Nursing Elementary Education Indianapolis Delta Gmma Martha J. Welch David Merrill Whatley Paul Jame$ Wheeler English Composition English Ecofmmics Delta Delta Delta Out-in-Town Sigma Nu 216 .,. IfA Barbie Warner Nursing Indianapolis Patty Womack English Literature Out in town Rebecca Lynn Williams Elementary Education Delta Delta Delta Terri Zimmer Nursing Indianapolis Nancy White Spanish and Secondary Education Lucy Rowiand Hall Steve Womack History Out in town i, :2 William H. WisseI Economics and Business Outin Town Nancy A. Pfeffer Nursing Indianapolis .fq Christopher Whittet Economics Sigma Chi Georgia Wralstad Political Science Alpha Gamma Delta ICVAVrJ ghb-Ai'a- k: Eggs. . .. $??m- LITTLE 500 BIKE AND RAFT RACES The 1974 Little 500 found the Sigma Nus out- lasting a tough competitor Phi Psi in a race plagued with mishaps. The problems all were attributed to the new Roadmaster bikes picked for use in the little 5. With its lighter frame, longer pedal length, and thinner tires, it posed many problems for the riders. In qualifications several contenders were inju red; and the first lap of the race saw Kirk Edwards, DU, break his collar bone. The race was delayed for forty five minutes so that both teams could make repairs to both man and machine. The race was then restarted and quickly the SNu, Phi Psi battle began with the SNus jumping to a .6 second lead. By the sixty-third lap both teams had lapped the rest of the field. The turning point in the duel came when Phi Psi was penalized ten seconds on the one hundredth lap. Led by Parke Brewer, Bob Emmert, Ken Hitchner, and Robin Hendry the SNus finished first with a time of 1:46.50. The Phi Psis crossed the finish line only sixty-eight sec- onds behind; and the Sigma Chis brought up the third position 4:32 behind the SNus. 220 . U 'u C KDOHANmD'uDKDU'I m-ZZm-i Evansville Butler Ind. Central Indiana Rose-Hulman Taylor Wabash Valparaiso Hanover wefaulo OPP DWUIVNRDOOh 3 Team Tom Cath MPaul Downie pStEve Foster ,Ted Haller Iim Head David Hull Bill Kasbeer John Kinmonth - Greg Reed Jack Tilford Randy Spring Golf Team: Dan Buettin; Randall Curran, Craig George, Robert Graham, Bruce Grossnickle, Stanley Kinsey, Tom McShane, Colin Smith, The DePauw Golf Team under Coach Lee Schoenfeld once again fielded one of the' finer teams in the Midwest, and for that matter, the nation. With Senior ' Bruce Grossnickle leading the way, DePauw battled -' through a shortened fall schedule. Among the major tournaments,'the Tigers were only able to finish second in the ICC tournament thus losing their hold on the conference crown. Bruce Grossnickle was also dethroned as three time individual champion finish- ing eleventh in medal play. The springseason Was highlighted by the seiection to participate in the NCAA College Division ll-lll national tournament at the university of South Florida. The' Tiger Iinksmen finished this competition twenty- third .out of thirtyeone teams with a total of 1,301 strokes; The winning school, University of California - .Northeridge shot a 1,205. DePauw's scores were: Bruce Grossnickle 05-80-80-851 320, Randy Spring 031-83- 80-811325, Tom McShane t82-84-81-83B30, Colin Smith t85-81-95-82B43, Stan Kinsey t83-81-80-821326. - The team shows future promise as only Bruce Gross- nickle and Randy Spring graduated. Fall Scores St. Joseph's lnvt. E 2nd of 9 Valpo lnvt. e 15! of 6 ICC Conf. Tourney - 2nd of 7 Spring Scores Wooster .lnvt. - 3rd of 14 West.'Mich. lnvt. - 5th of 9 Bowling Green State Univ. - 91h of 13 Ind. lntercoll. Golf Tom - 81h of 15 DePauw lnvt. -.1st of 6 223 The Record TRACK 19.74 The Team GLCA Outdoor at DePauw Dave McGarvey. 13: out of 4 Brant Rogers Tom Rust GLCA Indoor at Denison Denny Logan 3rd out of 10 Bill Park x Doug Ruud , DePauw Invitational Barry Eh rnschwender 5th out of 13 Mike Kinney Jon Beasley ICC Tournament Larry Scott 5th out of 6 Dave on Mark Moon Dual Meet john Synko Butler 108 DPU 53 Hal Ramsey Paul Pogue Big State at IU Steve Ferguson 11th out of 12 Steve Ritter Eric Tauer J Little State at Wabash Ron Benco 7th out of 15 Jon Du bberley Randy Elble . Claude Eudaric Coach: Robert Harvey Cliff Shultz Ric Apple hMng top left: Torn Rust breaks the school's 3-mile record. lower right: Dave McGarvey um was voted the team's most valuabie member for his performance in the hurdles and the long jump. 224 BASEBALL - '74 Scbres Roster U 'u C OOUAKIUJLD-IULD-lmD-hchLMmUm-Q Marian 7 Tim Barry Marian Tod Beynon Rose-Hulman Torn Boyd Rose-Hulman Larry Browning at Wabash Jim Buelow at Wabash John Chin at Indiana Mike Craven at Indiana Dennis DeNunzio at Valparaiso Dom DeNunzio at Vaiparaiso Jim Green at Franklin Bruce Greenwood at Franklin Ed Hackney at 1nd. Cent. Kirk Hobbs at 1nd. Cent. Mark Jarboe Butler Jim Kleinschmidt Butler Norm Leonard St. Joseph's Mark Moon St. Joseph's Tim Sheridan at Evansville Bill Slapke ' at Evansville Reid Walker at Purdue Randy WeIEs at Purdue Bill Wissel .1 .I-l .4 .1 db-hN-JmmthmmeDthUI-IUI .I Coach Ed Meyer upper left: Jr. catcher, Tim Barry upper right: Jr. shortsto , Larr Brown'm lower right: Sr. 3rd baseman, John Chin P Y B 225 SENIORS BECOME ALUMS right: President Kerstetter congratulates Dr. Compton, retiring Head of the Philosophy and Religion Department, on his many years of excellent teaching. 226 lower left: Terry Crone and Bob Euier ascend the final steps of their college lives. COLLEGIANS FALL 1974 Mark Gadson, Director First Soprano Barb Frownfelter, Lisa Lefevre Second Soprano Ellen Miller, Jeanie Cornelius Alto Cynthia Lacey, Catherine Martin Tenor Thom Mariner, Steve Trumbull Baritone Myron El, Stephen Scheu Bass Dan Seymour, Dick Johnson Piano Ed Lewis String Bass Miriam Ball Percussion Mark Gadson, John Lyle Business Manager Ron Dean Choreographer Paula Schmidt Bookstrbr'e and 157$outh lncila'na tyeet Rear Entrance.- ' PIZZA HUT Italian Pizza V ,. ,- Cavatini - Spaghetti 511 South Bloomington Phone: 653-9779 HOME LAUNDRY Edward Wood F ratern Ity shirt and Dry Cleaning M a n a g e m e n t OFFICE HOURS M-F 7:30-5:30 Consultant 653-3191 217 E.W h' t 35 mg on Greencastle 653-3181 DICK BROWN FORD BUY A 1976 MIRAGE PATRONS 6 Moore's Shoes Sudlow Photography 119 North Indiana 653-4171 Band Instruments Conn - Selmer - Olds Organs - Pianos Stereo Components Guitars - Amplifiers Fender - Gibson h Sunn Accessories KERSEY MUSIC STORE 911 East Washington Street 653-6824 MALLORY CAPACITOR COMPANY Division of PR. Mallory and Co., Inc. Southeast Corner Greencastle, of the Square lndlana CONRAD'S STOP AND SHOP Good Things in Store for You On the Square Greencastle ELMORE JEWELERS WHERE HAPPINESS ORIGINATES 13 South Indiana Street 653-3713 3 $ k. 3-; The Clothes DePauw lives in are from the store DePauw prefers 1900-1975 Visit the LOFT - for the newest Coed fashions PREVO'S College Avenue Bakery 604 South College Avenue Phone: 653-8050 Kentucky Fried Chicken Mickie's Boutique South Side Courthouse Square 653-5820 Missy Fashions for Mom and Mickie's Cellar wownstai m lust for Juniors Jeans, Tops, Jackets, Dresses etc. Book's Plus The Downtown Part of the Campus 26 East Washington The Complete Variety Store Charcoal Broiled Steaks Family Dining Room Air Conditioned Intersection of Rts. 231, 43, and 40 Phone: 653-9963 Putnam Motors Inc. 118 N. Indiana Street Greencastle, IN 46135 Phone OL3-5156 Dodge, Dodge Trucks, Chrysler, Plymouth Rector Funeral Home 403 E. Washington Street Greencastle, IN 46135 commencement . . . the start of something big. best wishes. graduates. from the electric company. PUBLIC SERVICE INDIANA Turner Coaches, Inc. Western Motor Greencastle Sports 408 Bloomington New Owners - Gerry and Pat Cox Phone 653-9100 College Shop 109 S. Vine 653-3300 Personalized Sportswear Fraternity and sorority Jewelry, Mugs, 8: Paddles Party Favors Chartered Bus Service Lines, Inc. 447 North 9th Street Telephone 232-5252 Terre Haute, 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 Maintenance Building Delta Tau Delta House Pi Beta Phi House Administration Building Annex Art Center Asbu ry Towers Science Center Performing Arts Center 234 ifs the real thing Enjoy I Trade-mark G9 3C? LONE STAR INDUSTRIES MM Greencastle.1ndiana 236 ' - II Horace Lmk 8: C0. C0 ggtglame The Store of Furniture Your Zenith Stereo Headquarters 315 Bloomington SI. 24 S. Indiana Phone 653-6517 Greencasle, Indiana 46135 Phone 653-4167 Color TV 21 Rooms Dbn Sears Arco Fleeners Drug Store . Service The Rexall Store 23 3A Hour Wrecker Service hOur Business is picking um Drugs Cosmetics Prescriptions Fountain Service Smoking Accessories Business 653-9865 Home 553-6145 First Citizens Bank and Trus Company You'll like the First Citizens for its convenience, safety fdr your funds, and service. Convenience - We are at the handy corner of the square. ' Safety - Your funds are appropriately insured. Service - We give it, including a WaIk-up Window and after hours banking. 237 Brackney's Western Wear R-R-1'E;.e::;25;;z;23-46135 Can n on ,5 Complete line of Western suppiiias: Greencastle, Indiana Tack, Saddles Boots, Hats Western Clothing Trailers mm ' Shuee and Sons TV and Applia nces 24 North Jackson Greencastle, Indiana 46135 Phone BTW 653-5419 Service on most American made stereos and TV'S. Everything needed by house managers can be found at Headley Hardware Indianapoiis Road 653-3010 DePauw's Coan Pharmacy Greencastlek Completely Modem Prescription Pharmacy Downtown and the Apothecary in the Greencastle Professional Complex P.S. Visit our Photographic Department for a complete selection of the'finest by Kodak - Bei! and Howeil w Poiaroid - Honeyweil Heiland Sony - Pentax u Nikon T-w-n- 7T? k n a B 4a.. nm 0m: .UIMW Im a r t n e C .. ; . :2e... :3!4...1J. . , ...y a