DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1978 volume:

S : 5.x campus - bu E carry contacts here MU aid LS in our lives and l l ear wi V INAUGURATION: The First Day in the Life of a Small College Pres Many moods were reflected in Rosser's inauguration audience. Richard Rosser - a man first. as well as. the first man. What will the next years bring? W f X h, x H X V'urm Tradition wasn't dampened by the drizzly weather. The procession flowed with pomp. From throughout the academic realm. educators came to witness the inauguration of DePauw's President Richard F. Rosser. Over three hundred delegates from universities and educational associations paraded through the arch and across East College lawn in their brightly colored robes. As inauguration was held on Old Gold Day. many alums watched as Dr. Rosser was installed and welcomed. The ceremony ended with a benediction given by the Rev. Robert W. Thornburg. Since the inauguration, DePauw has entered an era of change. For the first time in years, the president's home was opened for faculty lectures. attended by both students and faculty. President Rosser has worked this year to modify the present drinking and visitation policies. Winter Term program is also being re-evaluated. Rosser feels that both the on-campus and off-campus acrivities need to be strengthened academically. DePauw's largest issue this year has bean the co-ed living proposal. The proposal was devised so as to provide the independent student with an additional living option, and thereby eliminate some of the pressure to go Greek. President Rosser has worked to implement these positive changes in order'to strengthen the DePauw community. And More Snow entsev ntseve 5! tseven l sevent events 5 3' L5Vf College shouldnet be all work and no play. And it wasn't. Many campus ac- tivities and social functions were scheduled. When we played. we played hard. We made lots of friends and got wild and crazy with them every chance we got. Being able to get along and deal with different indivi- duals was a part of life at DePauw. a part of prepara- tion for life after DePauw. In III: .0... hurt Ion! wt Old Gold Weekend got off to an exciting start with the Communications Race Friday afternoon, October l4. After sack races, pie eating, searching for nametags in flour, and various other activities, Alpha Chi, paired with Phi Psi, went home with first prize. On Saturday many alums made the trek out to Blackstock Stadium and watched as the Tigers fought hard against Valparaiso. Amidst the blur of mums and balloons, Julie Horton was crowned Old Gold Queen and was presented with her. court during halftime. Alumni were kept busy with receptions and class reunions; and the evenings were full of entertainment in the form of concerts and a theater production. '77 Old Gold Weekend -- a successl Class 0f $81! Mews me- EVn a WlRugHw By the end of Orientation Week, most freshmen thought that calling it Confusion Week would be more appropriate. The week began on Sunday August 28, with hurried unloading of cars. introductions to people who were soon to become great friends. an orientation for parents and students on East College lawn, a long, hot walk to the president's house and reception, and finally seeing the family off and being on ones own. For freshmen women that evening was a brief breathing space; time to begin organizing the room and learn the names of other girls on the floor. For freshmen men participating in Rush the first series of parties was that night. The week became progressively more hectic, with Rush starting for many freshmen women. and continuing for men. There were F.S.A. meetings, more orientation, and the confusion culminated with registration day and the frustrations of having to rearrange schedules when classes became filled. It took most of the week to learn where the main buildings of the campus were. Most people still were not sure of the names of all the living units. and their locations. However, the week finally ended. As confusing and hectic as it was. when it was all over the frosh felt very much a part of DePauw. It was as if they had been here for months. . I3 Rich Boiing displays the form he used in passing the DePauw all-time career yardage record. Momia muLDadia WeekendA .. Dads are neat people. That's why a weekend in October was set aside especially for them. The highlight of this year's Dad's Day. particularly for those dads who are veteran Tigers, was the defeat of Rose-Hulman in the annual football game. During the Show Biz halftime show many dads watched as the candidates for Old Gold queen were presented. After the game dads returned to the various living units for refreshments and entertainment. Dad's Weekend activities of special interest were the annual meetingXluncheon and the energy symposium. Saturday night dads crowded into the Fluttering Duck to hear the Ducks of Dixieland play their famous jazz music. Concerts given by the Collegians and Men of Note provided additional nightly entertainment. The entire weekend was a success and very enioyabte for both the dads and the kids. Can you believe this? May I have this stance? ...Depauw Sigh l7 : ?igcgm ?aagaitce 5mm ' wsn'dh The Monon Bell game, annually viewed by the largest DePauw and Wabash crowds, captured a few' more viewers this year via ABC. The oldest challenge between rivals in the Mid-West was aired at Loo pm on Saturday, November l2, l977, During halftime DePauw campus scenes were seen along with the band show. Even though the Tigers had the advantage of the home field, Wabash succeeded in their attempt at keeping the bell. The final score was 30-6. Joe Trimble was selected by broadcasters to be the outstanding player of the game. DePauw received a 9000.00 scholarship in Trimble's name from Chevrolet Division of General Motors. A touch football play-off. a Mini-Monon, between the DePauw IM aII-star team and a team from Wabash initiated the Monon activities. Money from the game went towards buying a jeep for the Guatamala mission. Friday night, Billy Joel came to town. The stranger was a great entertainer in the Performing Arts Center and gave a truly exciting concert. DePauw students previewed a soon to be smash hit. Monon Bell Weekend did not fall through on the excitement. It was all there. brought to you in living color. 8 W 8CD 53$ wm Camm Pang 1,, PMML I 3m 4m Em 2$ The l977 Powder Puff Championship team and coaches are: first row; Babette Arbogast, Denise Krivach, Corky Dugger, Ingrid Grujanac. Mary Lou Danielson, Jan Beatty. second row; Janeen Overdorf. Carrie Custer. Laurie Whitaker. Julie Green. Karen Luce; third row; Kathy Jennings. Megan Lewis. Kathleen Robison. Sue Leis, Karen Grinter, Debbie Baptist, fourth row: Jerri Terhune, Coach Mike King, Amy Zatkoff, Megan Rullman, Coach Kurt Lewis. and Coach Mark Boling. $ arid 5mm !1 The Delts are responsible for something that has become unusually popular for the women of D.P.U. Their Powder Puff Football Champion- ship has become a fever that has spread like fire. Twelve women's living units aggressively competed for the first place trophy. The girls were responsible for putting their own team together and securing a coach. Alpha Chi Omega won the championship game against Mason after defeating first Pi Phi, then Alpha Gam. The Alpha Chi Baby Bruis- Q$ $3$ ers boasted the claim of leaving their oppo- nents scoreless. Before many spectators in the championship game played on Delt's front lawn, Alpha Chi and Mason, the only fresh team to advance to the finals, clashed it out at the very end. Alpha Chi managed to score once, and their defense remained in tack as they held Mason to zero. Alpha Chi loses six of their players to gradu- ation, but will gain some hopefuls from their pledges, and are looking for another champion- ship next year. 23 3::33me2:maacmezcmnzcmozcme:cmaacmgcwazcgzcmoacmgc531 24 4.x Nightly entertainment promoted both student participation and enjoyment. It was this bigl Gateway to the Great Way 25 Below.- Julliard, Right: John Jakes. ENCOUNTER DEPAUW THROUGH CONVOCATIONS AND CHAPELS Contemporary ideas and iSSues along with tra- ditional beliefs furnish topics for the weekly con- vocations and chapels. DePauw brings in many highly qualified and extremely interesting speak- ers throughout the year. Many chapel messages are student initiated. A barage of individual and grOup creativity and talent highlight every Wednesday morning in Gobin Memorial Method- ist. Above: J. Stanford Smith. left: Jules Bergman. W MARWN S $PECI1AIL 653-92m . . . a number known to each DePauw student an campus. Pizzas, Marvin Specials, Pizza Stroms. Garlic Cheeseburgers. study breaks, coke dates, Sunday dinner, and burritos all bring to mind that nostalgic hot spot at the corner of College and Seminary. Thanks Marvin! Toppefs is great. 29 30 Make-up . . . Props . . . Costumes . . . Lights . . . Dress Rehersal . . . Opening Night . . . Theatre I978 Ilalattlt t xyloxlwt$tl II; $il .qilwbtlt. 11111111 . . V. T::i3Lisrviyi.,gvfxtnfbbi..9,,r.,3.c,f xxtz .tritrivtllplllvihult. 3l W U ' CONCERTS . CONCERTS CONCERTS CONCERTS L? a yv yymy my; akafyxxwmkkNMK-mw CONCERTS . . . CONCERTS . . . CONCERTS 33 t... t . A .. .1 .. a m .. rgwxs kuivi 34 - $2??? Egg E??? Winter Term this year was cold. exciting. and very worthwhile. The university offered many options to the on- campusers. There were dancing lessons, for the not so sure of foot. co-ed volleyball, exercise classes for the body conscious students, and also bridge lessons. Several students took advantage of a tour of the Museum of Art in Indianapolis. Movies were shown in the Hub, and needlepoint and T.V. were two of the most favorite pastimes on campus. On the academic side, much valuable experiences and on the job training took place. Students who were working in their major area fields got to apply themselves extensively. Off-campus student and faculty initiated projects enabled DePauw's prospective entrepreneurs a chance to get a taste of the business world. 35 36 WHETEEIROOO 3:929:919 8 37 38 Encouniins 0i iili mmmunm mun Unnoticed by many is a tower, aside from the Bell Tower, on the southeast corner of East College. The configuration on this tower consists of a weathervane attached to a globe. The Observatory Tower, as it was once known, can be seen as a symbol of the international out-reach of DePauwites. At any time during the course of a year, we literally have students all around the world, says Dr. Marvin Swanson, director of International Studies. Approximately soy, of the total school enroll- ment participates in a DePauw off-campus program which centers around fifteen to twenty countries in Asia, Europe, and South America. The international experience, an intensive study which begins the first day of enrollment and cannot be considered complete until graduation, relfects well-balanced portions of classes and sight-seeing. The classes are usually specially designed. and spare time on the weekends and vacations lends itself to exploring the surrounding native culture. The overall impact of an international semester surfaces through the participants increased maturity. They are aware of changes in their attitudes toward their own studies and have a better understanding of other cultures. Passports are worn around the neck to insure safety. These coeds smile as they test out the bunks that they were to sleep in during their stay in Austria. The toughest part of the trip can be from yOur car to the plane. 5 words is impossible. Th, e . . 'ng work. read nb; acre rI-Tto' . e is unfolding mm w warp yum :NHW'NQEMWWMJ wWa A 44 Win: meyw m de . -1 DHHLWE BMWH; gm GREASE ?ggigg gig; mwmmw w 54 NllC5thmw 633131163 3 ROY Q'WEST $$$mv Tramp gm? $$$ng LegS gmwmm Nuantm ?EVEE; QDiH 1 . giggigWNApggagg. , Punk RQckTHE ENg LEWIS Egyiglgggzlggfnggiaiwa: gmm mm mm i STAMP m a 3 15 - Emgm w8 Steve Manfin BQSTQH REE SM Wm T 5mm Egg: Cimm QWUUSEQDBUQ C$GDGH Charm WeggENEREY WEESIS I ; $3? E 3E Egg WWW $29 Eggggi Iiilny 63696233 43 44 SCHOOL OF NURSING Sigma Theta Tau National Honorary Nursing Society SENIOR CLASS: Gloria Barger, Barbara Baumgartner, Ann Burner, Deb Busch. Jane Caldwell, Anne Christy, Robin Cizek, Linda Conrow, Deb Crow, Mary Daeschner, Beth DeLarm. Peggy Elson, Kay Emling, Theresa Fowler, Vicki Gilbert. Louise Harrop, Janet Hayes, Susan Haynes, Sarah Holtzman, Kathy Hungness. Christy Kaeser, Karen Kirby, Kristin Kuyk, Kim Lamping, Rita Layden, Carolyn Leedy, Claire Luecke. Jill Lumsdon. Liz Lyons, Patrice Martin. Margaret Mayer, Barb Moss, Betty Jo Moss, Brenda Newton, Karie Pasquini, Katie Rauh, Carol Ritschard, Jayne Salmon, Laura Steinem, Kate Swan, Gretchen Taglauer. Barb Taylor, Susie Taylor, Georganna Thatcher, Jill Thompson, Marcha Walthers. Chris Williams, Mary Woolling. JUNIOR CLASS: Kathy Avery, Nancy Arvay, Cathy Bole. Nannette Brown, Sandra Brush, Nancy Cannon, Amy Daganhardt, Susan Dasciell, Victoria Edwards, Laura Evans, Sarah Germany, Pam Goodyear, Elizabeth Hake, Melinda Helmen, Kim Holbrook, Jennifer Holtzman, Martha Johnson, Helene Juratich, Sandra Larew. Jane Lemengaer, Debra Messenger. Whitney Morrill, Amy Rich, Judith Rust, Karen Schaitz, Susan Schaeffe'r, Joni Searly, Barb Stoeckinger, Mary Ann Toth, Dianne Vargo. Kitty Williams, Caryl Wochos. Back row: Nancy Avery, Susan Schaeffer, Whitney Morrill. Nancy Cannon. Kim Holbrook, Debbie Messenger, Martha Johnson, Kim Reed; Front row: Barbara Stoeckinger, Brenda Newton, Georganna Thatcher, Christy Kaeser, Katie Rauh, Barbara Baumgartner, Sarah Holtzman, Kim Lamping, Deb Busch, Not pictured: Karen Kirby, Theresa Fowler, Mary Woolling, Claire Luecke, Betty Jo Moss, Karie Pasquini, Linda Conrow, Jill Lumsdon. Senior Faculty SENIOR FACULTY: Pat Ritter, Dorie McDonald, Wanda Craddock. Jinny Kramer. , Junior Faculty JUNIOR FACULTY: Diane Smith, Dianne Reed. Catherine Powell, Eleanor Miller. Dr. Doris Froebe - Dean of School of Nursing Only top notch nurses graduate from DePauw's School of Nursing each year. The program con- sists of two years of study on the Greencastle campus followed by two years practical service and class in Indianapolis at Methodist Hospital. 45 SCHOOL OF MUSIC ' NNXxx , 3 71 , x ' xx V . f V Imam DePauw's School of Music enables its ma- jors to receive not only a solid education in music, it also provides each student with practical performing experiences. The school sponsors various concerts and indi- vidual senior recitals throughout the aca- demic year. 47 49 50 PRELIMINARIES . . . THE RACE ! i????ii $335? a 3$? Theta ; Q mu: 54 55 56 i 57 FAMILIAE PEMES ,,.,. .17, mm m. w n, Emma 777x75: 746-an Fawn S III ; 47am FaceS E, m 2, g. $5 a . : Jamn: 1erl1! , k , Bishop Roberts Hall A pleasant year was had by all at Bishop Roberts. Highlights included a hayride in the fall when their outward-bound socialites braved the cold and damp and laughed in the face of tornados in order to party! Shortly before Christmas, old BR assembled a handsome crew of carolers to bring cheer to all the sororities and women's dorms on campus e their new hit single was White Christmas. With the breath of spring on their heels, BR collaborated with Hogate Hall for a formal evening ini the Dells' answer to Central Park. The food and decorations were extraordinary, and everyone was in a New York state of mind. But did they get any work done? So glad you asked. BR was very proud to have three people named to Phi Beta Kappa. In the fall a dozen BR men participated in the HogatelBr work project at the Pleasant Run Children's Home in Indianapolis. In the field of business, the Men's Hall Association raked in a few thundredl bucks with its pinball arcade operation. And finally in politics, many of our people worked actively to support the new coed living unit proposal. Row l: Bren Scott, Jim Kissee, larry Boardman. Phil Keeley. Osvaldo Barnecet, Paul McGrath, Bill Egnor. Bruce Young. Row 2: Jim Grossman, Dwayne Nickell, Scott Unger. Rick Hazelwood, Larry Spears. Todd Howell. Paul Smith. RowVS: Carl lsenhart. Randy Fleck. Bob Kelly. John Kondonassis. Jeff Tron. Amer Ghazzal. Steve Brown, John Tatooles, Mark Priscu. Row 4: Randy McCleave. Phil Glogoza. Mike Kell. Brian lsley. Brian Caldwell. Toby Williams, Brian Johnson, Shea Nickell, Row 5: Jim Gast. Mike Dieckmann. George Bartlett. Don Phelan. Tom Patterson. Phil Cooper. Row 6: Lewis Davila. Dan Cripe. 1 Ar . 2 h I 1 u: '? 1 .a , 4m 1 x mam i Row l: Jim Faulkner. Pele DeBenedinis. Steve Dee. Bill Baker, Kent Jim Byer, Tom Patterson. Bob Katula. Row 4: Gary LaBIanc. Phil Glogoza. Machgan, Dave Owen. Don Calhoun. Paul Allison. Row 2: Dan Cripe, Bill Nash. Jim Baughman. Phil Davis. Row 5: Steve Mueller, Dan Power, Amer Ghazzal, Gary Pierce. Rich Mezger, Ian Davidson. Jeff Logan. Greg Hammond, Bob Ward. Charles Nalls. Larry Stewart. Row 3: Luis Davila, Cliff Stevens. Dave Dee, Row I: Mike Bilderback, Leonard Wadewitz, John Kane, Ron Boyll, Bob Smith, Randy Cord, Jeff Boyll. Row 2: Chuck Sitzes. Mark Fields, Tom Womack. Mike - Takamori. Mark Grannon, Dean Marr. Row 3: Keith Thomas. Chris Spoerl. Dave Masulis, Vic Davis, Ken Meyers. Fleegle. Row 4: Claus Daley, Brian Joesten. Jim Stinnett, Jim Iddins, Mike Woods, Bill Foole. Row 5: Eugene Anton, Bill Souronis, Renato, Pangan, Andy Hess, Nick Hanson. Keith Tookey. Row 6: Jeff Lukes, Les Graham, Vince Niebert, Mike Behrman, Joe Stevens. Dennis Ellis, Tom Guest. Life in Longden is like life in any other college living unit: occasional excitement, lots of bore dom tread studying ; and even more horseplay with one,s friends. Here is a checklist of typical activities. Compare with anyone else's and they will likely read the same. Skipping breakfast for an hour's extra sleep. Throwing ice water on the guy in the shower. Two P.M. attacks by the bed-monster, Underage drinkers ordering from Double US, Food fights at lunch, Skipping classes, Trying to get cone - from anybody, Pulling an all-nighter to finish a paper as- signed two months ago. Friday night B-ball games at Bowman, Mooning the sorority next door, Skipping classes. Wishing it was Spring-break, Getting goosed by the seats at the Pit. Skipping classes, Complaining because one prof kept you off the Dean's List, Skipping classes, Trying to get a heavy date for the week- end, but settling for Rosie, Wishing you had transferred when you had planned to. Wishing you didntt have to leave after all. Mike Takamori Tim Neufeld Mark Alexander Steve Soblick Eugene Antone 67 Hogate' Hall In October, Hogate and BR paired up for a hayride in the rain, unfortunately. The Holgate Christmas Dance was the big event of December. In the spring they had a dance called Central Park . The girls had dinner exchanges with Lambda Chi, Phi Psi and Snu. The Hogate RA's sponsored a Halloween Costume party, a faculty dinner, a Christmas Suite party, and several programs with faculty speakers. The Hogate girls made Valentine cookies for a fund-raising project in February. They had work projects with Sigma Chi and BR. Row l: Amy, Carson. Sue Christopherson. Sharon Thomas. Marilyn Moore. Nancy Ziegler, Elaine Schurr, Sandy Kaufman. Laurie Schramm. Row 2: Pat North, Joan Hess. Kim Sedmak. Lou Tribus. Leslie Foster. Barb Hauls. Diane Selby. Ladonna Eaton. Row 3: Ruth Bettinger, Sherie O'rear. Sarah Jewell. Debby Frick, lindsay Richards. Joyce Skrapek, Becky Phillips. Row 4: Georgeanne Baker, Michelle Carson, Jill Pottorf. Liz Bottorff. Patty Jacks, Kim Funk, Sue Markham. Row 5: Kathy Martin, Joyce Schott. Ann Page, Jane Spoden. Beth Wilwer, Gail Fredrick. Debbie Lohmeier. Elaine Carbtree, Angela Young, Lorna Curtis, Ina Allen, Carolyn Coglianese. Venus Millington, Pam Frank. Row 6: Vicky Cornelius, Pat Friedrich, Ruth Hollenbach. Nancy Knight. Kathy Romack, Jody Ford. lynn Reimler. Chie Yoshimune, Cindy Schelske. Lynda Haines. Terry Wagner, Kelly Cichy. Pam O'Connell, Jeanne Albreght, Sandy Fox. Becky lindley. Linda Coldren. Row 7: Donna Cook. Madeleine Durham. Kim Killham, Judy Schwing, Suzie Adams. a At? EgerAU-ilei a l at . Mason Hall R-O-W-D-l-E. Any way yOu look at it it spells Mason. For the women 'who lived in this hall, freshman year at Camp DePauw was a unique experience. During the last week of classes, a lot of good byes were said, and a lot of tears were shed. but most of all a lot of good-times were remembered. What did it mean to be a part of the last group of women to live in Mason Hall? It meant participating in a heartbreaking season of sports. It all began with an overwhelming victory in the Pumpkin Pie Race. Then, the Mason Orange Crush kicked off the football season by becoming the first Quad team ever to make it to the finals in Powderpuff, but they then lost a close one to Alpha Chi. After Winter Term. y the women of Mason took to the basketball court. Once again, the Orange Crush was undefeated until the last game of the tournament when a fired up Alpha Phi team gave Mason another second place trophy. But in the end, three times did prove to be the charm because Mason finally brought home another first place trophy when they defeated lntra-Ouad rival, Lucy. The Orange Crush was always very competitive in all that they did and did not like to taste defeat, but victory was sweetl They once flooded an entire flood with a carbonated beverage in a celebration. living in Mason meant meeting a lot of people and making a lot of new friends. Classes were rough and finals were a bear. But trying to get to class on time - that was the real test! Who can forget: Hold the y 'vatorl , Where's Otis? , Help. I'm stuckl , Quiet Hoursl , Flush , Everyonce in a while there was even a Man on the Floor. And Mason always seemed to be singing Today while the blossom still clings to the vine . . . Living in Mason meant fun. Mr. Longden was hard to pick. but we all enjoyed the decision. The Communications Relay was great, and our Old Gold Day Queen Candidate made the final five. Mason went on two very rewarding work projects with Sigma Nu and Bishop Roberts. Towards the end of the year Mason Beach became a tourist trap as people flocked to soak up the sun. Mason. Rector, and LuCy of l978 were the last of the traditional freshmen quad, and everybody knows that they always save the best for last! 11 Mason l; Row l: Donna Schulze, lynn Stark. Row 2: Brooke Kennedy. Jill Taubensee. Molly Danison. Sue Bly. Row 3: Cathy Danes. Anne Buser, Val Phillips. Janelle Hartsell. Row 4: Lisa Bailey. Carolyn Harvey. Mason 2; Row l: Suki Kermes, Caren Nitschke, Judy Yount. Marian Blew, Pam Stafford, Becky Lloyd, Jan Hye, Kim Gee. Debby'Daniel, Ruth Dee DowneyJ Sue Turner. Bonnie Bruck, Carol Warner, Kim Martin, Tula Dorworth. Kathy Klayer. Joan Fetter, Cathy Waiz, Sue West, Dede Kostantios. Row 2: Michelle Bunner. Terry Royal, Connie Zearbaugh. Sue landeck. Chezem. Darian Beyer, Mindy Clause. Row 3: Felicia Davis, Lynn Faller. Wu H n . O S a M Mason 3, Row l: Sarah Palmer. Anne Shoettle, Sue Wochos. Pam Peters. Row 2: Amy McCord. Liz Orlow, Marcia Rafferty, lynn Oliver, Melinda Behrens, Peggy Busard, Cindy Kelly. Row 3: Cindy Hoover, Susan Studley. Janelle lehman. Laura laughlin, Julie Warren. Nancy Schumacher. Anne Mason 4; Row I; Cindy Hollows. Mary Meeker, Joyce Swope. Julie Sloan. Heidi Schenk, Alma. Row 1: Sue Campbell, Katie Cassady, Julie Soule. Anne Marie DeSanto, Shannon Coghlan, Liz Rogers, Pam Warren. Terri Wise. Ruth Miller. Sue Thomas. Row 3: Cathy Beason. Marcie Stubs, Julie Flickenger, Julie Keith. Row 4: Lindy Cornilius. Lynn Oeschlager. Betsy Cramer. Karen Turley, Leslie Jenkins. Ann Kast, Candy Dunbar. JuIie Melander. Carol Kleysteuber, Pam Zduneck. Sandy Malcolm. Nancy Morris. Wedow, Pam Riegel. Kris Bubenzer, Donna Sprague, Carol Sherrick. Marianne McCain, Julie Evens, linda Rick. Julie Nesbit. Kathy Newland. Jane Pheiffer, Judi Hodshire. LUcy Rowland Hall LUCY ROWLAND HALL . . . first floor and Barb. second and Louisa, third and Nancy and fourth, Kathy Flushl .. . Freshman Week . .. stifling heat FSA intro to comparative what?! scheduling . .. , roommates new friends . .. rush pledging first keggers famous fraternity lines . . . big brothers . . . I serenades . .. quad football HTH UB PAC IGA later' bag it blow-off booking hook all-nighter rack crash tube tool the Rock . . . the Sigma Chi bell . . . boulder runs . . . fire drills . . . liver or fish? . . . what a choicel . .. cute waiters messages and mail . . . finally males . . . Man on Floor! . . . sign in . . . Sign Out . .. visitation check . . . Fridays and Saturdays . . . not to mention a few Thursdays . .. Brick House parties fall house dances elections hall meetings . .. convocations chapel recitals football games UB movies The Pit . .. shaving cream fights . . . Billy Joel . . . I gotta date with Roy 0. . . . study . . . study . . . study breaks exams . .. scholarship . .. quiet hours study co-op international banquet . . . St. Patrick's Day dinner . . . Chicago Tribune Language dinner . .. A- board . . . activities . . . Old Gold Day . . . Dad's Day skit and display .t . who sat on the Composite? Monon Bell first place on Spirit Day with Phi Delt . . . Halloween party . . . l we have to get a size . . . for the scavenger hunt . . . Mng . . . Christmas tree decorating party . .. Rudolph . .. Christmas Dance . . . Mistle and Candle Glow ldi Amin intramurals powderpuff football first place swim meet . .. 37.5 points ahead of Theta Lucy basketball second in the league . . . rainy softball season work projects with Phi Delta and Fiji . . . Winter Term . . . snowl . . . special dinners . . . murals on the walls paint fights snowball fights welcome back! energy cutbacks classes aren't . . . flu epidemic . . . Valentine grams . . . love . . . candlelights . . . Jan . . . Sue . . . walk-outs .. . initiation popcorn . . . garlic cheeseburgers . . . Mama Nunz's and Toppers freshman IO . .. l5 Tab . salad . .. salad Florida skiing .. . job hunting . . . Spring house dances . . . cold showers . . . Derby Day Little 500 . . . Raleigh Behind Lucy and Delta Chi . . . Delta Chi second Fiji wake-up momhs weekend .. . awards banquet . .. spring quad dance .. . Garden Party . Goodbye Doesn't Mean Forever . .. but . the first year . . . too fast. Lucy 2: Row l: Laura Seger. Susan Douthit. Nancy lutz. Row 2: Lee McCarthy. Leigh Mackenzie. Nancy Baird, Jane Hamilton. Row 3: Virginia Gray. Nancy Enneking, Louisa Witten, Claudie Oxley, Julie Schwarz, Patricia Dinner. Row 4: Joan Kuhl. Julia Terhune, Maria Fernandez, Pamela Stilson. Dottie Enrico. Paula Kreisher. LiAnn Parker. Row 5: Nancy Sommer, Joan Skager, Jean Siefert, Karen Albert, Sue Gallion, Janet Garrity. Shelia Horn. Vicki Urban. Betsy Henshaw. Lucy l: Row l: Eadie Fawcett, Sue Tullar, Pam McLean. Jessie Reid. Susan West. Row 2: Mary Jane Coffins. Carol Hohefeider, Jan Abrams. Renee Morr. Jane Oberlin. Karen Tay'Ilor, Donna Sekulich. Karen Van Cader. Katie Koch. Julie Brinker. Karen Wilde. d n l3 W 0 R VI C u II.- Hall lucy 3: Row l Lynn Mrzlak. Beth Nicholson. Karen Morton. Row 2 - Cindy Wieting. Julie Kellogg, Janet Risi. Laura lamber, Darlene Saltz. Row 3 - Kelly Mock. Pamela Tracey, Mary Ramas. Melissa Phillips, Kim Klinger, Holly Huddlestdn. Row 4 - Lori Lamb. Ann Daly, Kim Feil. Marian Hawley, Tracey Johnson. Row 5 - Tamara Wise. Lisa Schultz, Liz Wright, Ann leonhart. Ligeia Ivy. Carla Madura. Beth Bereolos, Susan Horn, Kathy Near, Paula Kramer Lucy 4: Row l - Karyn Crowell, Mary Morris. Donna Manison. Beth Brisky, Mary Pfau. Gail Liesendahl. Julie Durin. Prissie Hader. Beth Gamble. Row 2 - Kathy Newhall. Kathy Peters, Ladonna Slaven. Mary Fran Clifton, Melinda Haas. Bafabra McHugh Rector Hall The Freshmen girls of Rector Hall filled their first year at DePauw with fun and hard work. To raise money for their social activities, they held a popcorn sale. They also sold carnations that were delivered on Valentine's day. The Rector girls had a busy social life this year. Once a month they let themselves go crazy and had Rowdy Nights at dinner. To celebrate Christmas they joined in boogieing down at the Quad Dance held in the Union Building. They also got in the season,s spirit by having a Christmas tree decorating party. All the Rector girls were full of spirit for the Little 500 bike race. Rector I and 2 showed their enthusiasm by winning the spirit competition with Lambda Chi. To end the year the girls of Rector held a rowdy awards cook-out. ' Rector l: Row l: Rosy DeYoung. Carmina Burana. Deb, Maggie Mae Thompson. Boo Boo Holmes. Head HonchoLineback. Row 2: Jakes Hoe Tod, Mo Wupw, Boo Boo Woodstock Ryan. Guts Nee Nee Sally Rector 2: Row l: Beth Stevenson. Jill Tanner, Wanda Thurston, Lynn Gail Polomchak, Maggie Edgeworth, Jane Marshall. Ann Nicholson. Anderson, Kathy Reidy. Lori Gillespieukow 2: Beth Hootman. Jayne Marsha Brown, Sarah Dewart. Dayle Doirson, Dora Rowan. Row 5: Marta Proudfoot. Kim Larson, Linda Hesson. Lynn Fleming. Ellen Tetlow. Row 3: Galbreth. Donna Kummeth. Julie Duncan, Pal Crumley, Kathy Smith, Sue Reva Williams, Candy Johnson, Tonda Eger. Cheryl Costa. Beth Stewart, ' Lehnhard, Jane Marvin. Julie Wiele. Rosalyn Schneider. Sally Daeschner, Martha Pennington. Lisa Gillies. Row 4: Cathy LeFevre, Wu H pl 0 t C e R Rector 3: Row l: Martha Weber. Stephany Speicher. Anne Smith. Martha Way, Anne Whitlow. Alison Mason, Barb Ring, Ann Kuhl, Danielle Priscu, Terri Weese. Wendy Putnam, Nancy Scofield, lisa Hendrickspn. Row 2: Nancy Garber, Anne Cannon. Cathy Miller. Linda Walpole. Tasha Kidd, Sue Stechschulte, Sara Schacht. Nancy Cavell. Mary Brunskill. Jody Rector 4: Row l: Jeanne Stevens, Marjolaine Luu. Sue Williams, Joan Szynal. Row 2: Tari Dragoo. Helen O'Reilly. Sally Bergin, Kitty Meyer. Julie McFadden. Row 3: Jill Richardson, Julee Johnson, Maxine Parran. Lisa Raible. Cindy- Schlegel. Cindy Whitsel. Row 4: Nikki Grahm, Laura Riggs. Suzie Cook, Dawn Morley. Row 5: Ann Meeker, libby Dyer. Mary Pat Newton. Denise Clodfelter, Gerri Bornelli. Tricia Jensen. Tweed. Katie Vickersteff. Bark Lynam, Vicky Martin. Mary Powell. Row 3: Cathy Schwallie. Laura Busch. Tari Parkison. Judy Banker. Carol Deagan. Joan Ancona, Lisa Gourieux. Anne Trudgen, Becky Beavers, Sherri Bowman. Sue Scheibling, Lisa Servies, Kim Kelly, Sue Horslmann. Jenny Frier. Living at Alpha Chi Omega provided its actives the opportunity to express their individual talent and at the same tim'e enjoy and benefit from the close bond among the group. As altruistic projects the girls served apple pie with cinnamon ice cream in return for donations towards the fight against Cystic Fibrosis. They also sang Christmas songs and brought a little cheer to the residents of Asbury Towers Retirement Home. The 'Alpha Chi's participated in work projects with Phi Psi when they cleaned up and repaired a mental health center. Another project was shared with Lambda Chi when the Alpha Chi's helped close the Methodist Youth Camp for the winter months. In the spring, the Alpha Chi's paired with Beta and repaired camp lndi-co-so. During fall Rush Alpha Chi affiliated the largest sorority pledge class on campus. AXO Rush brought in thirty new smiling faces. During Old Gold Weekend, they united with Phi Psi and captured the honor of winning the Communication Day Race. The Alpha Chi's were at a peak in their athletic performance, as they gracefully obtained the Powder Puff Football Championship. Other outstanding accomplishments the Apple Pie Girls made were receiving the Panhel Scholarship Award for the highest grade point among the other campus sororities. Alpha Chi's love to participate in the IM sport scene. They had teams for swimming. volleyball, basketball, softball, and tennis. They also put together a great bike team for little 500. Their fall house dance was with Beta, and was held at the Indianapolis Downtown Hilton. In the spring the Alpha Chi's held their house dance with Pi Phi at the Hyatt Regency also in Indianapolis. Alpha Chi's not only added to the wholeness of their house, a great number of them went outside the house and were very active in campus wide organizations and activities. Row I - Mary Lou Danielson, Ingrid Grujanac. Row 2 - Karyn Crowell. Tonda Eger. Sue Stemen, Lynn Oliver. Julie Nesbit. Anne Whitlow, Sue Bly. Tari Dragon, Jill Tanner. Marion Blew. Patti Gorrell. Row 3 - Michelle Bunner. Denise Barker. Mary Fran Clifton, Mom Bolt, Aimee Guest. Cindi Cox. Karen Kerwin. Patti Goodwillie. lee Ann Loving. Joanne Horner. Darcy Busch. Jan Beatty, Sara Glezen, Marcia Rafferty. Row 4 : Carol Warner. Ann Flickinger, Pam Miller, Renee Meeks. Sue Stechschulle. Sara Nicholson. Julie Green. Karol Sherrick, Linda McFarlin. Louise VanBergen, Nancy Turocy, Deb Baptist. Teresa Napier. Janeen Overdorf. Anne Carlisle, Nancy Coker. Corky Bugger, Holly Hart, Becky Hucek, Deb Burand. Leslie Bates, Megan Rullman. Kim Feil, Claudia Oxley. Martha Spencer, luAnn Kirkpatrick. Row 5 Pam Beaumont, Jodi Eisenberg. Beth Clendening. Brigin Knighx. Susan Krumpelman. Joan Richardson. Cappy Crockett, Amy Zatkoff. Susan Manwell. Kathy Peterson. Laurie Whitaker, Jaymie Kraut, Kathy Jennings, Karen Luce. Trish Jensen. Fun at Alpha Gam begins the minute they hit campus. They started the '77-'78 year with a welcome back cookout for their waiters. During Rush they pledged twenty- five freshmen. Throughout the year the Alpha Gamis enjoy such activities as rowdy nights when they dress up, sing, relax, and just act crazy. They also had exchanges at TKE, Sigma Chi, Kappa Sigma, and Lambda Chi Alpha at Wabash. Here at DePauw they had dinner exchanges which included one with Deke, and a cookout with Delta Tau Delta. Since the Alpha Gams like to dance, their pledges got them into the country swing by throwing a square dance. They later cooked hot dogs and roasted marshmellows as they sang around the fire. Their fall house dance was Some Enchanted Evening complete with international decor and music performed by Sea Dream. For their spring dance. they had a Movie Premiere, each room a scene from different movies. The dance featured Energy Crisis and was preceded by a formal dinner at the house. A special time at Alpha Gam is Christmas. They had their annual Eggnog Party for their waiters, and needless to say everybody enjoyed their afternoon classes. Christmas morning came early for pledges and actives as they woke to the serenading seniors. Alpha Gam opened her doors for Dorothy Skinner. Eta alum and Grand President, by giving a tea in her honor. Many members of the faculty and administration attended, including President Rosser. Alpha Gam also entertained faculty members at their faculty dinners and held a dessert to honor the house mothers of sororities and fraternities. Alpha Gam also participated in several altruistic projects. They held their annual spaghetti dinner, the money from which goes to Cleft Palate research, the Foundation for the Prevention of Child Abuse, minimally brain damaged children. and Operation Life. They also made Dough Doll Christmas ornaments which were distributed to Riley Hospital and Putnam County Learning Center. Alpha Gam stays involved by participating in IM competition The IM volleyball team was undefeated. thus the champion team, receiving a traveling trophy. Row l Jan Spence. Nancy Brater, Bonnie Schiffman, Sharon Barnard. LaParl. Maurie Jones, Barb Brown. Cherie Roland. Row 5 - Meg Goettle, Row 2 - Mary Mazzenga. Lisa Drack, Carol lwans. Peggy Mathias, Caryn Stetzel, Ruth Chadwick, Penny Bates, Diane Hardin. Deb Noecker. Linnette Finstead, Row 3 Ree Klarer. Linda Kern. Sharon Fivecoate, Lisa Bailey. Marsha McMichael. Darlene Stanich, Kathy Stassek. Mom Dailey. Terry Bolin. Marie Lowman. Row 4 Ruth Burke, Suzanne 85 Alpha . Omicron Pi Q Alpha Omicron Pi sponsored two blood drives this year, the only ones of their kind in Putnam County. Other altruisLtic projects included The AOPi Wiener Roast, earning money for the Arthritis Foundation, and a Potato Sale for Sigma Chihs Derby Day. The AOPi pledges were awarded the Panhel Scholarship Award for the pledge cIass having the highest grade point average among sororities. Besides working for others and studying. the girls had two house dances. a dinner exchange and 3 Valentine's Dinner. Row l: Carol Smart. Susan MacDougall, Cheryl Keggan. Sandy Wagoner, Brenda Pierce, Eadie Harrison, Sue Thomas. Row 2: Kathy Henneberry. Lou Gillespie, laura Sieger, Cynthia Carll, Carolla McCammack. Tera Hanley. Linda Tower. Mom Shanks. Pat Bruesler. Donna Love. Row 3: Vicki Urban, Joanne Bosky. Marquell Swain. Nancy Farris. LaDonna A0 lAND Slaven. Sue Roessler. Sue Nichols. Julie McFadden, Cathy Beason. Row 4: Mary Ridgeway, Karen Martin, Silvia laurencena. Lisa Thornberg. Sheree Harrel, Laura Weed. Kim Heeter, Kathy Near, Leslie Wheelock. Alpha Phi The girls of Alpha Phi had a successful year helping others. They started the year, k off with a pancake supper to help the heatt fund. Next they participated in a work project with Beta in Indianapolis. To raise more money for the heart fund they held a Lollipop sale. They also showed their helping spirit by placing first in participation in the AOPi blood drive. The Alpha Phi's had a busy social life this year too. They started off the fall with their house dance with the theme of Prohibition . To celebrate Halloween the pledges came to the house for a trick or treating party. In spring they went to Indy for their house dance held with Alpha Tau Omega. To finish off the year well. the Alpha Phiis won the I.M. basketball championships. They also won the Lambda Chi raft race and placed third in the Little 500 bike race. Row l: Dawn Adams. Debbie Miller, Trudi Miller. Carol Porter, Row 2: Kathy Harcourt. lynn Herder, Trudi Ditlmer, Shanna Underwood. Jane Lambert. Leslie Freeby. Margh Kuhn. Row 3: Nancy Brown, Becky Russell. Jennifer Maker. Karen Dahm. Helen Rogers. Suzi Wiedenbaum. Row 4: Becky Snieder. Trish Jacobs, Sue Gregory. Michelle Momper, Ann Lenniger, Kathy Green, Jami Osborne. Kim Howard, Nancy Emmerl. Linda ' Schmitz, Julie Siegler. Judy Hammerling. Nancy Vetterick. Row 5: Carol Bossert. Robin Savage, Sue Hays, Sue Wexelberg. Cheryl Armstrong. Terri Jenks, Christi Lindsey, Deb Hulse. Calhy Mazelin. Terry Prothero, Cindy Oslendorf, Mary Fleming. Carrie Philips. Gail Livermore. Gail Browder. To start off a great year the men of Alpha Tau Omega took in 20 new pledges. The ATO's had a busy and fun filled social life this year. They started Out the year by getting into the country spirit with their annual hay ride. They had lots of Christmas cheer at their December house dance. Another major social event for the ATO's was their Blockbluster. To liven up the spring semester they traveled to Indianapolis for their second house dance held with Alpha Phi. In the spring they also had fun and helped otehrs by participating in a work project with Kappa. To get ready for more fantastic years the men of ATO are planning to start remodeling and adding on to their house. Row l: Kevin Lee. Chuck Hepner, Steve Rasmussen. Doug Barnes, John Mark Grahm, Barry Nelson, Frank Grasso, Tom Wash. Perry Ferrini. lngersall. Charlie Pechette. Randy Dwenger. Scott Harper, Jim Funk, Rob Steve Zoper. Chris Samson. John Donnely, Rob Koop. Back row: Mike Ives. Tim Cavanaugh. Row 2: John Murphy. Mark Williams. Mark Dudley, Chip Loy. Bob Weaver. Eric Henning. Jeff Stuenkel. Dick Elliott. ' Rasmussen, Mark Bradley. Scott Schafer. John Hixon, Chris Anderson, Drew Madson. Steve Hotop. David Husain. Beta Theta P' The men of Beta Theta Pi continued to be involved in campus life this year by contributing men to fill the positions of Academic Council president, Vice-president. treasurer. Junior Board president, Gold Key president, and student senate chairmen. They also kept busy with their altruistic projects. In the fall they had a successful work project with Alpha Phi at the Bedford Christian Camp. In the Thanksgiving spirit they held a food drive for the Allison Childrenis Home. The spring found the Beta's just as involved with altruism. They hadoanother work project, this time at Camp lndicoso. Also they held an Easter Egg hunt for kids in the Big-brothereSister program. This year wasn't made up of just work. The Beta's again had a busy social life. starting off with their fall house dance with the Alpha Chi's at the Hilton Hotel in Indianapolis. The next big event was the pig roast. Turning their house into the Beta Hotel . they entertained with class at the spring house dance. Rounding Out the year the Beta's held their annual summer party to keep the brothers in touch. Row I: Dave Beckner. Scott Henderson, Chuck Colburn, Bobby Trent, Jeff Heise, Dick Gray, Mike Snively, John Guild, Ted Mabley. Bill Burk, Michael Wodick, Goetz Lave. Row 2: Chuck Csiszar, Frank Hoffman. Scooter Phillips. Steve Hindings, Sam Miller. Al Wollingford. Joe Vaughn, Woody Goeghegen, Joe Harrison, John Allaben, Gary Ray. Jeff Bird, Chris Collina. Row 3: Craig Nelson. Dan Hasler. Steve Daly, John Vaughn, Richard Whorly. Dave Biggs, Todd Stuckey, Bill Benes, Dave McCarthy. Kyle Lanham. Row 4: Jeff Hodge. Scott Danielson. Mike Best. David Stradal, Jim Coons. Jim Schoen. Mike Kuykendall, Doug Stanley, Linsey Shields. Kieth Kinney. Steve Pinaire, Bo McDougaL Row 5: Tom Reigle, Tom Stocke, Kerry Notestine. The men of Delta Chi were academic leaders this year. The DePauw chapter of the fraternity was named first in their region and second in the nation for academics. They also placed in the top five for academics on the DePauw campus. Altruistic projects also kept the Delta Chi's busy. for example through CLUC they participated in several work projects. The men also had a busy social life this year. They started off with their ranch dance. They had a very successful lobster dinner, and to brighten up their spring, they had their house dance with the theme High Anxiety . To finish off the successful year the Delta Chi's captured second place in the very competitive Little 500 bike race. Row l 7 Mac Cammann. Row 2 7 Don Delves. Serp, Vince Gaughan, Peter March. Rob Wynne. Row 5 - Doug Fitzsimmons, Bill Barenkamp. Mike Miles. Mike Smith, Mark Goebel. Mike Stout. Coach Row 4 w Cary Bussema, Jeff Haake, Glenn Reighart. Row 5 -. Geoff Hill, Gary Blackson, Gerald Farro, Chuck Traxler. Steve Brenner. Bob Nesbit. Mike Rogers. Marcus Kosins. Steve Ayres, John Rickel. Dave Carr, Bill Melind. Todd Soderstrom, Rolf Ricker. Bob Walters. Dave Barritt. Jim Clauson. Jim Froelich, Greg Ensing, Rick Munson, Rick Larson, Satch Delta Delta Fun. fun, fun was the theme of the year for the girls of Delta Delta Delta. They started off the year in style with their fall house dance held at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis. The Tri-Delts were psyched for the year, and they showed their spirit during Old Gold Weekend when they were paired with Sigma Chi. The girls also entertained the DePauw professors at the Tri-Delt faculty brunch. To round out their social year they held dinner exchanges with Delta Chi, Sigma Nu. and Lambda Chi. As well as having fun the Tri-Delt girls showed their altruistic spirit this year. In the fall they went on a work project with Delta Chi at Pleasant Run Children's Home in Indianapolis. To celebrate Christmas and show their giving spirit, they worked with their alums on Sleighbell Day to raise money for their national philanthropy which is children's cancer. Another of their successful projects was their annual Spaghetti dinner. Spring found the Tri-Delts helping out again. They joined with Longden to go on a work project at the Pine Creek Camp for underprivileged children. Row l: June Kelly. Candy Dunbar, Julie Duncan. Candy Johnson. Cheryl Shaw. Sue Faber, Ruth Miller, Jane Lehman, Kathy Mangus, Kathy Gallant. Geri Stevenson. Row 2: Polly Cain, Mary Lynn Gates. Dede Patterson. Lisa Hendrickson, Beth Chupp, Jeane Kieffer, Nancy Pollack. Betsy Gray. Ellen Summers, Katie Cassidy. Kathy Riedy. Row 3: Carol Schulz, Helen Weeks. Mary Ann Eckhart, Bea Elizondo, Debbie Williams, Renee Morr. Karen Taylor, April Scarpelli, Betsy Morris, Angie Hamilton, Kelly Kruckeburg, leslie Jenkins, Row 4: Nikki Grahm. Mary Pat Newton. Nancy Cavell, Susan Scheibling, Carol Botts. Wendy Roos, Betsy Cross, Liz Purdy. Joan Mullen, Kathy Pace. Sue Wilson. Marta Galbreth. Row 5: Peggy Bussard, Susan West. Carolyn Harvey, Karen Parsons. Linda Hesson, Beth Wolfe, Ann Hutchinson. Julie Calhoun. lynn Courier. Ann Short, Joan Hirschman, Sue Neff, Helen O'Reilly. Delta Gamma In the fall we had a Super fun square dance on October 28, l978 at Butler's Farm. We hired a caller - it was a riotl. Everyone really got into it e even Mom Clark. Our house dance was planned for December 9 in Terre Haute, but the weather would not permit it. The first big 'snow and ice storm hit the middle of the week before and didn't melt until a week later. So much for all those formals. Our spring house dance was in Terre Haute on April l5 when our fantastic pledge class was presented. Everyone was really psyched for this, and it was excellent. Kiss-ins were a big tradition again this year, although the spring pledges had to wait two and one half weeks due to the flu epidemic which had a good portion of the DG girls Out of commission. Delta Gamma was paired with Delt for the fall work project in the inner city of Indy. DG sponsored the Beautiful Eyes Contest. and announced the winner, Mary Jane Glover on Monon Bell weekend. She was . awarded $20.00. The money raised went to Delta Gammais philanthropic project - Sight Conservation and Aid to the Blind. Our major money-making project and one of the most funT was the annual Holly House Christmas Bazaar. Each girl made five items to sell, and the alumnae helped out by making great cookies and cakes. The bazaar this year was by far the most successful of any we have sponsored. We placed third in girls Intramural Volleyball this season. The DG's also supported teams in Powder Puff football. Winter Term's coed volleyball tpaired with FUD, IM basketball, and softball. The DG - SNu spirit team won the lawn decoration on Old Gold Weekend. Row l: linda Reynolds, Pam Loy. Nance Wegener. Row 2: Connie Landis. Pat James. Greta Morris. Patty Downey. Tracy Gibson, linda Jones. Julie Ehman. Judy Hurlbut. Yvonne Quarles. Row 3: Mary Danaher. Kathy Lewis. lee Woods, Nancy Lowry. Peggy Peckworth, Amy Breidenbach. Sharon Crickard, Linda Bailey, liz Davis, Chris Younce. Row 4: Mary Hellman. Patty McCabe, Becky Bower, Cathy Regan. Liz Wail. Cathy Clark. Julie Jamieson. Amy Bash, Tracy Dentel, Amy Dolan, Linda Smith. Jan Millard. Melinda Wilson, Row 5.- Amy Woods, Patty Stevens, Melanie Barsoni. Anne Conover. Betsy Mockovak, Linda Hoyt. Cathy Hochreim. Cindy Bercaw. Beth Bailey. Jill Carney. Cathy Slisher, Jane Shew. Brenda Beck. Melanie Morgan. Beth Harcum, Laura Langston. Jan Lukens. Delta Kappa Epsilon W The list of activities for the members of Delta Kappa Epsilon Country Club Estates had increased in the social year l977-78. The games Dekes played included Hearts, Backgammon. Risk, Othello, Backgammon, Sorry, Backgammon, Parchessi, and other parlor games. Besides that, the plush acres that constitute the Deke backyard have seen Frisbee, golf games and drift diving. The addition of the D.K.E.C.C.E. tennis courts make the atmosphere even more leisurely. Of course. even at Deke, one is not allowed to spend all of oneis time at leisure. So the men of D.K.E. used their spare time in such a way as to win these honors; two concerto finalists; two Phi Beta Kappa's; three officers of the Political Science Club; major acting and singing roles in Performing Arts; and repeat winners of the furthest house from campus award.,, In our spare time, though, we won two awards for which they are especially proud. The first was the AOPi Blood Drive award. and the Academic Scholarship award for . highest grade point average of all fraternity houses on campus. There are a few outcasts in the house, unwilling to participate in the fine activities listed in the Country Club handbook. Such outcasts have been found in academic pursuits, not realizing that being a Deke assures one of good grades. Gt is rumored that some have to study for such thingsJ Delta Tau Delta QN m W7? Z? Delta Tau Delta had quite a few social events this year, including their annual Fort Lauderdale Party, and Skid Row party, and many wine and cheese exchanges! In December they had a faculty Christmas Banquet, and latei- in the year a Bar-BQ for their little sisters. Throughout the year the Delts earned money for Muscular Dystrophy, Brightwood Community Center, and the emotionally disturbed. Several brothers worked with probation officers of Putnam County counseling youths on probation. The year was distinguished by the arrival of a new house mother who was a Theta at DePauw. Row I: Scott Monteith. Bill Downing, Chris Hill, Kevin Gavin, Tom Schaffer, Tim O'Conner, Doug Keller, Carter Keith, Dan Whaley, Mark Laleike. Scdtt Nichols. Row 2: John Warren. Charlie Ulbrict. Dave Jenkins, Brad Anderson. John Norris, Mom Closz, Jim Lund, Todd Dumas, Chuck Erwin. Tom Gorman, Mark Ostein, Jim Weber. Row 3: Matt Holliday, Tim Hopkins. Ken Haber, Joe Martin. Scott Hamilton. Marco DeLuc'lo, Eric Walker, Mark Kruger. Blake Tolefson, Bob Palmer. Barry Dunne. Tim O'Donovan. Row 4: Kirk Kitzinger. Harry lmer, John Fetters, Keith Peterson. John Maros, Steve Adams. John Taylor. Tom Hillman. Bill Steckler. Guido Kemp. Chris White. Row 5: Mark Cooley. John Faulkner. Bill Thompson, Jeff Hallgren, Jeff Roscoe, Sam Harrell. Rick Peters, The '77-'78 school year was a very hard. but rewarding, one for Delta Upsilon; The year started with the new addition of Brian and Karen Anderson to take the illustrious duties. of house parents and an entirely new line of officers. The Anderson's were a great deal of help and will be missed by all in the coming year. AlthOugh the total membership was down. the activities were not as the house remained unifiedl through its various social and community functions. The first semester had the Duls working on three service projects. while closing Out the semester with the annual Christmas party with Kappa for the Greencastle Children's Center. The men of Du. also had a busy social life this year. One of their favorite events was their annual Winter Term party. Another popular activity was their Rose Dance held in the spring. All in all, it was a busy and memorable year for the men of Delta Upsilon. First Row: Tim Lawson, Rick Larsen. George Jeffers, Man Douglass, Smiley the Cat, Brian C. Colvin. Second Row: Brian Anderson, Karen Anderson. Jim Williams, Andy Haldeup, Kevin Koepper. Third Row: Hung Duc Pham, Charlie Clamp. George Kages. Mark Grimm. Mark Small. Dave Petree. Kim Stewart. Juan Torruella. Absent: Diane Hirvela, Rob Greene, Jeff Phillips, Peter Zukoski, Brian leahy. Tom Maerooli. Mark Cox. Brad Goldman. Mike Leugers. Tim Cushing. Rusty Wells. Delta Zeta's 7'U78 school year waslagain full of fun and hard work. They started off their social year flying high with their fall house dance. Delta Airlines . For Halloween fun they had an exchange with the Lambda Chiis of Wabash. Their spring semester was just as full of social events. To celebrate St. Patrick's day they had a square dance. Finishing up the year, they held their spring house dance with the theme, A Hollywood Premiere . The DZ's also had a busy year of helping others. They raised money, to help their national philanthropic project, the Galludett School for the Deaf. The girls also kept busy with work projects sponsored by CLUC. One was at the Lilly of the Valley Rescue Mission in Indianapolis. Row l: Laura Cvengros. Kerry Tracy. Gretchen Warner. Anita Brakie. laura Rogers. Kay Zimmerman. Sheila Jordon. Pam Huber. Row 2: Carole Summers, Catherine Waiz. Ka Arlington, Diane lippincott, Julie Kellogg, Ellen Vogel, Mary Jane Glover. Lori Vest. Cathleen Madigan, Gwyneth Chroniak. Kelly Mock, Lisa Westfall. Shannon Goghlan. Row 3: Janet Baranko, Nancy Bakemeier. Diane Norman, Janet Likes, Marcia Owen, ms . :-:---... .. Legeivava. Many Glover, Julie Wedow. Pam Riegal, Lori Patton. Amy Caldwell. Jessica Reid. Judy Richardson, Sue Koenig. Terri List, Laura Murdoch. Rolanda Hughes. Karen Miller. Patti Babcock. Row 4: Shannon Callahan. Debra Schweider. Kris Brant, Anne leonhart. Jan Flye, Janelle Lehman, Cheryl Sobas. Elizabeth Chroniak. Jane Pfeiffer. In the fall, Theta had a Halloween party and Scavenger Hunt at Wabash with Fiji. They had a Kite and Key Square Dance with Kappa. They had the honor of having the first social event at the new Hyatt Regency at Indianapolis last spring for their formal house dance. Theta had its Annual Submarine Sandwich sale, with the proceeds going to the Logapedics. Following was a benefit Easter Egg Hunt for orphans. In the fall, the girls had a work project with Fiji at the Pine Creek United Methodist Camp. In the spring, they teamed up with the Delts to work at the Pleasant Run Children's Home in Indianapolis. During Monon Bell weekend, the Thetas had a great time in their first Monon Bell Serenade. They are proud to claim that they managed to make it to all thirteen fraternities. RIP ' 1g 7' MEG Klsgmcge 135W mg I EJ Tcr 4x9 '9 . ,. Top Row Anne Rudnicke, Mary Johnson. Cindy Wieting. Julie Edmonds, Maurie Mitchell, Kirsten Anderson. Hilary Vadner. Davina Westerfield. Pam Tracey. Jane Oberlin. Carole Sivola, Barb Wilson. leslie Koehlinger. Nancy Hollenback, Robin Richey, Susan Lewis. Lee McCarty. Row 2 Connie Chadwick, Shannon Ferill, Randy Oliver, Jeff Flynn. Doug Hynden. Cathy Megenhardl, Mindy Mull. Mary Raimes. Jennifer Frier, Katrina Soyenson, Valeria Philips, Cindy Schlegel. Row 3 Kitty Meyers, Mo'm Walters. Mary Lock, Nancy Davidson. Amy Ables. Anne Maison. Sue Scully. Beth Emerson. Amy Jones. Susan O'Daniel, Julie Brinker, Lori Lamb, Mary Ann Barasa, Melinda Hanna. Row 4 -- Chris Boeke, Pam Kaczynski, Bob Konovsky. Terry Gregory, Meg Kissinger, Dave Bostich, Alicia Dailey. Melissa Hunter. Missie Darin, Cathy Enender, Anne Baar, Terry Kilgus. Gina Brennan, Lindy Pauszle. Bottom Row - Berg Meyer, Julie Zellers. Stacey Warren. Marsha Golightly, Libby Fortune, Cheryl Roberts, Peggy Ferguson. Deb Triebel. Anne Williams. Kappa Kappa Kappa held its fall house dance at the Ramada Inn, and its spring house dance at the Hyatt Regency, both in Indianapolis. They had the Annual Kite and Key Square Dance with Theta. In February, the Kappa's enjoyed a Sweetheart Banquet and a Fondue Party, as well as a Faculty Tea. They had dinner exchanges with eight fraternities during the year. and an all campus open house. 3 The Kappa's participated in many altruistic projects. With Delta Chi they had a bike-a- than, and an Inner city rebuilding project with Beta. For the students of the Putnam County Learning Center, the Kappa's and the DU's had a Christmas party and dance. The girls fasted for a day to earn money for a truck for the Guatemala work project. Also they gave up their Monday desserts to earn money for worthy causes. A very well-rounded house, the Kappa's were very active in many campus activities, such as student government. clubs and campus events. Row l: Patty Strauss, Jamie Tyson. Crystal Simons. Sally Henning, Lisa Boyson. Betsy Michaels. Ann Alspaugh, Mom Worrell. Julie McQuiston. Beth Anderson, Polly Petterson, Peggy Joyce. Sarah Harnion, Jane Knobbe. Jill Jones. Liz Loupee, Arlene Burnside, Terry Kaiser, Melanie NicklasA Row 2: Nancy Woodhouse, Barb Burkilt. Mary Collings. Laurie Entz, Raimieh Sadrie, Jill Scott, Beth Greave. Ceci Shearon. Vicki . Garrison. Kris Peterson. Barb Rechter, Betsi Arcari. 'Sue Davier. Ann Tobin. Row 3: Julie Rudolph. Debbie Wooden. Sue Sedgwick, Rhonda Cherlek. Abby Mathers, Laura Skeel, Sheri Gates, Kim Fab-er, Lynn Fox. Ann Lancaster. Kathy Sedgwick. Barb Martin. Mefanie Thexton. A Touch of Europe was the theme of Lambda Chi Alpha's spring house dance. The rooms were decorated in accordance with the style of European countries. Their fall dance had the theme, Bourbon Street East. At midnight a drawing was held to determine the lucky couple who received an all expense paid weekend on Bourbon Street in New Orleans. Last spring the Chops had the annual Mom's Day brunch for all the housemothers. They also had their annual Watermelon Rind Festival which featured a watermelon eating contest, a pipe smoking contest. a sack race. and other activities for both sexes. Lambda Chi's most enjoyable philanthropic activity was their Christmas party held with the Big Borther and Sister program for underprivileged children. last spring they did well with their bikeathon for the American Cancer Society, raising over moo, and winning the society's award for largest amount of money earned by a special event in Indiana. lambda Chi's national accomplishment was the winning of their second consecutive Grand High Alpha award. This award, also known as the Presidents Award, is given every three years to the top ten Lambda Chi chapters in the world; it was first given six years ago. Campus awards of the Chops include their sixth consecutive Little 500 Spirit trophy. and the KTK pledge class scholarship trophy. ln intramurals, they were first in volleyball, and the Chops captured runner'up in softball. The Lambda Chi's worked with Alpha Phi last spring in painting the interior of a house for inner city children. With Alpha Chi last fall they closed a church camp for the winter, and with Alpha Gam the Chops painted the interior of a church. Row I: Will Hoening. Silas Boyle. Ali Semsarzadeh, Scot! Ritchie. Row 2: ROW 3: Tory Punlarelli. Bi Coday, Dave Sharp. Greg Holzhauer, George Mark AImaAn. Dan Webster, Dave Pickard, Mark Sclegel. Mike Mathis, Florn, Mark lnlow. Aaron Smith, Lew Andrews. Jeff Ganis. Telleo Slaley. Chuch Wagner. Hugh Wallace, Rudy Vogt, Elenor, Greg Curry, Dan Roger Bechtel. Steve Steckler, Greg Smith. Tom Rousseau. A.C. Beuhler, Lewis, Gregg Noll. Fred Miller, Brian Murphy, Gary Witt. GreI Morrow. 5C0 Hime. Phi Delt had another non-stop year on the social circuit. They started out with their post-rush, all-campus party with the live band, Nigel. They moved on to a hayride- square dance with a live bluegrass band and caller. The next event was a formal house dance at the Hilton in Indianapolis in December featuring one of the hottest bands in the Midwest, Shadrach. In between the house dances were a few bizarre thumper parties, in which the dancing went from the floor to the tables. In the spring of '77 the Phi Delts had their community service project, a basketball marathon, in which they played lm hours of continuous basketball. Local merchants, sororities, and fraternities appropriated a total of $2,400.00 for the event. The money went to Operation Life. The Phi Delts earned both fraternal and athletic merit. They were nominated by Phi Delta Theta National Chapter at Oxford. Ohio for most outstanding chapter in the country. In the intramural season, they were in the football and basketball playoffs. Row l Paul Van Every. Tom Vear. Pal Wilkins. Tim Werner, Tom Faris. Bob Baker. Greg Crow. Jim Maakestad, Ron Thomas. Row 2 - Doug Gillian. Jim Carne. Curt Heick, Dave Krivoshia. Brian Wolf. Mark Utterback. Steve Ray. Steve Fields. Bill Donaldson. Rob Apatoff. Tim Mundy, Mike Burke. Jim Heyman. Row 3 Tom Shearman, Jim Davis. Rudy Bohinc. Jack Oberlin. Brad Meloche. John Doyle, Ted MacDonald. John Stevenson, Gary Davis, Brad Engle, Arnold Fritz. Todd Williams. Bruce Donaldson. Row 4 Frank Stononis, Marshall Ross, Jim Hoppenstadt, John Osland. Doug Berta. Kip Berry, Jim Park. Paul Osland. Doug Jepson. Eric Watson, Dave Sondee. Bud Compher. Row 5 - Bob Warren. Bob Breternitz, Dave Bennett. Phi Gamma Delta 73 Fiji was selected as winner of the Condon Cup given by the International Fraternity. The award is given to the most improved Phi Gam chapter in the country. They were also awarded with the Governor's Volunteer Action Award. Greencastle Community Service Award. and the Winkler Award for Intramural Sportsmanship; The events for which they won their service awards included the Fiji Football Run for Putnam County Health Service, the IM championship basketball game between DePauw and Wabash for Operation Life, and four social service projects in cooperation with the Chaplain's Living Unit Council. The Fiji's kept busy socially too. They had a Purple Garter Dance in Indianapolis, the Fiii's Daughters Banquet. and Fiji Isle, considered by them to be without question the biggest and best house dance on campus. Row l: Rick Jones. Joe Atria, Bob Birch, Scott Benhase. Bob Breger, Ross Bill Marshall, Mark Anderako. Steve Foster. Joe Beasley, Steve Glassman. Clark. Jeff Milard. Rob McDonald, Steve Hancock Bill Orn. Row 2: Jere Karl Steiner, Mike Davidson. Row 4: Dave Bostik, Eric Bailey, Rob Farris. Krueger, Kurt Bergman. Scott McFadden, Pete Dinwiddie. Jeff Richhoff, Terry Hilling, Bob Dolan. Mike Dolinski. Tom Rafferty. Dave Golterman, Greg Rittenhouse. Bill Macklin. Steve Mrkvicka. Dave Minton. Row 3: Eric Scott Troeger, Mark Ross. Art Albrighl. Chris Torie. Phil Mclane. Vale. Bob Scott, Scott Hardin. Jeff Kendall. Brad Pearman. Mike Henn. Phi Kappa Psi A Harvest Hop dance was the first of Phi Psi's major social functions of the year. Held in the country, it was essentially a huge picnic with a bonfire, hayride. and entertainment. Then in December they had a Christmas dance, in which they decorated the house like a winter wonderland. Las Vegas visited Phi Psi in the spring with a Casino Night. The last big event of the year was the spring house dance at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis. The Phi Psi's participated in two work projects sponsored by CLUC and Fred Lamar. With Alpha Chi Omega they worked at the Putnam County Health Clinic in the spring of '77. Later they joined Kappa Kappa Gamma for a project at the Sugar Creek Retreat Center in Indianapolis. Many Phi Psi's excelled in sports. They were the Intramural Champs for '77378. In addition to that, several Phi Psi's gained individual achievement: Jim Adams was the Most Valuable Wrestler and Lynn Brown was named the Most Valuable Player in baseball during the Spring of '77. Carl Mehlhope was captain of the soccer team. Pi Beta Phi We had two house dances this year: the fall house dance was held at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis, and the spring house dance was held at the Hyatt Regency in Indy. We also had an informal dance this spring at the armory. It was called and Arrow . Last spring, our house had a plant sale on the Union Building steps. We earned $703 at this sale and are planning future sales of this type. Beau We also had a Christmas party for the orphans of Greencastle with the Sigma Chi's. The children helped us decorate our tree. and then we treated them to presents. Last fall, on Dad's Day. we had an Arrowmont Sale to contribute to one of our philanthropies: the Settlement School in Tennessee. Our two work projects involved the Methodist Church with DU and working at a half-way house for women ius prison with the Phi Psiis. painting t out of Row l; Ann Hart. Cathy Jones. Kim Klinger. Pam McLean. Lois Mills. Kim Owens. Jean Rodenwald. Claudia Shaheen. Ann Meeker. Laura Mills. Ceci Maron. Becky Beavers. Cindy Whitsel. Jane Corrado. Row 2: Denise Clodfener. Stephany Speicher. Martha Way. Missy Phillips, Nancy Lutz. Sally Bergin. Pricilla Pope, Cathy Cochran. Julie Holmes. Abby Cummings. Beth Hunter. Margaret Carman. Lisa Hurst, Cathy Wright. Annie Bowker, Diane Hirvela. Joan Fraley. Helen Hall. Row 3: Cathy Lyall. liz Meeker. Ann Holtz. Lynn Mueller. Jane Ostander. Patty Malhei. Cindy Gates. Shelia Horn. Beth Nichelson. Cathy Poth. Tessa Hoenig. Karen Uhlir. Nancy Biekel, Lindy Cornelius. Kim Brodersen. Debby Kasemeyer. Susan . Finney. Laura Biggs. Row 4: Pam Snyder. Robin Bakemar. Janet Butler. Amy Butler. Missy Dubberly. Cia Burke. Pam Doyle. Cathy Foley. Marilyn Macaluso. Sally Englehardt, Debbie Barrin. Janie Goebel. Durfee Snyder. Nancy Schoepke. Tracey Sizer. Julie Durin, Eadie Fawcett. Julie Warren. Carol Smith. ' Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon introduced hall golf to the DPU campus. With the help of the women of Alpha Chi Omega. the SAE's turned in a leisurely and enjoyable nine. Playing with wedges and tennis balls. foursomes teed off from the third floor and headed downstairs. A final chip shot into the dryer capped the evening's activities. The SAE's may play again in the near future if they ever finish at the I9th hole. In the fall they had a work project with Delta Zeta. They built a barn and cleaned up at a camp outside of Indianapolis. The SAE's also get the Greencastle Little League baseball diamond in shape for the summer annually. They received a service award from Governor Bowen for this project. As far as the academic area is concerned, the SAEis are in fine condition. They have several members in Phi Beta Kappa, along with receiving an award for the highest scholarship among the SAE chapters in Indiana. In sports SAE captured a second in IM bowling and fourth in volleyball. mmmmi . F .111 7 n jHlllli:IIHHIHHIIHHH ' - - Row l Jake Jackson. Row 2 - John Vinzant, Mark Hoff. Steve Yount. Wagoner. John Kessler. Phil Jankowski. Row 5 .. Roger Manes. Bruce Dave Brandvick. Steve Ward. Bill Smith. Tom Finks. Charlie Foxwell, Jim Myer. Mike Morrison. Kelly Hefferman. John Miller. Row 6 -' 5CD Wilkins. ROW 3 Jeff Hardcastel. Doug Carey, Mark JBDESky. Dave Myers, Rob Lukemyer. Jim Montgomery. Tim Finks. Rick Ransdell, Steve Heyde. Mike Dealer. ROW 4 - KeVi Aikman, JaCk Mahaney, 010 Gamble, Bill Rosseli, Fred Fritz. Wayne Sayre. John Hoover, Dan Ransdell. lindemood, Erick Fredbeck. Thain Gray. Dave Truelove. Jan Kinzie. Jeff Roger Tucker This year was a great one for the Sigma Chi's in sports. They won the Intramural Championship in football, basketball, softball, and track, earning the overall intraniural championship. The pledge class won the basketball tournament among fraternities. In April the Sigma Chi's employed the pledge classes of all the sororities to earn money for Wallace Village in Boulder. Colorado. They earned over $500.00 in Derby Day for the mentally retarded. Socially the men had a big year also. With two house dances. a Countries Party, the annual north-south kegger, and many open keggers. they continually proved that there's more to college than studying. Row I: Jim Allen, Joe Arganbright, Mike Stuart. Ron Welland. Ken Thom Clemens, Larry Compton. John Wildman, Mike Olsen. Andy Brooks. Schwerr. Terry Starkey, Tom Kleinschmidt. Row 2: George Nichols. Bob Kurt Neff, Bernie Thomas, Rick Carlson. Row 3: Jeff Pohle, Joe Johnson, Seracin, Sam lang. Jeff Jones. Scot Cooper. Winnie Ong, Doug Clift. Some Betoid. Randy Veatch. Jay True, Tim Tabler, Paul Shepard. Dave Brian Cross. Randy Staggs, Marc Spencer. Lee Sauer. Paul Hermeling, Kluever. Jim Hart. Denny Beavers Sigma Nu was the object of much attention this April with their Wet T-Shirt Contest . Protesters picketed on the Snu steps, calling the event exploitation of the female body. Snu retaliated saying they were free to do as they pleased, and the girls who entered did so freely. h Other social events of the year were the fall house dance at the Indianapolis Country Club and the spring one at the house, called Saturday Night Fever . Snu had the distinction of having the house with the most varsity athletes. One athlete. Joe Trimble, won the Chevrolet SLW scholarship for being the Most Valuable Player of the televised DePauw- Wabash game. Fighting a hard battle. the Snu,s placed third in the Little 500. Row l: Terry Smith. Bob Dunbar. Mike Bagnoli. Row 2: Bob Martino, Al Smith. Bruce Anshutz, Bobby Kyle. Tom Chester, Jeff Nelson, Craig Ener, Sonny Secrest. Pat Dandino. Mark Boling. Mike Mann. Tim Breslin. Row 3: Randy Shurran. Mike Baker. Dave Taylor. John Burtle. Steve Greene. Ray Muraida, Jim Powers, Matt Patterson. Curt Lewis, Joe King. Dave Schaub. Al Mazzotta. Dave Parish, Joe Miller, John Wisehart. Row 4: Tim Sellers, Mike Loesher. Joe Trimble. Larry Withers. Jeff Heck, Kevin Dolan, Mark Kepcher, Dave loar. Row 5: Rich Boling. Steve Rudacious. Dave Croup. Jim Buehler, Ken Wittenburg. Steve Ellinwood, Marvin. Greg Gattman. Scott Tomlinson, Todd Henderson. Randy Cisek. mm m3: 1 mu. m K 33: C waxif .55 chest.:Wihning CanbjeLa feVer; . It , is generally thonght that DePauw is a highly aCademic ' school, With very little em Lkphas'is piac'ed on sports'Bu't-v Our athletes came thrbugh. They not gonly had talent; ,rthey hadthe brains to use it. 'LLWOmen and men, alike k en'- deawred to perfect jtheir , gkillsihnd: competence. Com- petition reigned; ' The l977-78 men's IM season came to a tight close with the three top teams knotted within only six points of each other. With only two weeks left to the season, Phi Kappa Psi remained out in front followed by Delta Chi; 4 points off the pace. and Sigma Chi; 5 and 3A: points from the lead. Phi Psi managed to finish high with a first place finish in the bowling competition, second in volleyball and badminton and a third place in the ping- pong playoff. Delta Chi in turn dominated the handball, and badminton competitions winning first in these two divisions. Sigma Chi managed to out play Beta Theta Pi for the IM football crown as they also upset Phi Delta Theta to win the basketball tournament. The Sigs won another piece of first place by sharing the IM ping-pong title with the Sigma Nu team. The only other first place finish was taken in the volleyball tournament as Lambda Chi Al- pha out maneuvered Phi Psi to capture the well fought playoff. Sigma Nu came through with a first in tennis. The mid-winter energy crunch forced a cutback of the swimming competition and poor fall weather dictated the cancellation of the golf division of this yearls lM's. I3l I32 in .u ??HXEFE. . ..a..lrhbkmfbhlllatti .C r Luxr a . .vxpixtsik... WOMENiS 1M RESULTS ARCHERY l. 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The inexperi- enCe cost the Tigers 3 little, but will help in forming a strong 78 Tiger i team. Senior Joe Trimbie was chosen as -- the team 5 Most Valuable Player for his ,cOnsistent performance as linebacker. i Of the promising youh'gsters on the 'iyteam, DaniWhyaieyl was the Most Value , able Defenshle Back and Most lm-y proved Freshman. Other freshmen who broke into the lineup were haif- back Tom Kleinschmidt, defense tack- le Ray Muraida, and wide receiver Jay True. Steve Hinding got to see some play at quarterback In thelatter half of , the season. linebacker Terry Smith, won Most Improved Sophomore hon-I ' ors, while linebacker Donny Pogue won Most Improved Junior for his fine play - on defense. - WithOut togetherness there can be no such thing as a team- The together-V ness will pick up where it left off and? V, the once young and inexperienced Ti- Mger team will bring victory backgto the DePau-w gridiron -.4 maybe next year. field. Center page: Touchdown as Jay Pirtle flies TWA style. Left: Tim Sellers takes five from the disco CROSS COUNTRY The 977 cross country season brohughthback many things. one of which has a lack of, runners. But what they did have was alot of stamina and class; underdass, that Is. h h - - k The team cbach. Rbbert Harvey; , had a nucleus of 'fineiyoung runnefs. The top perfofming underclassman : of the 1977 squad also; received; the 5 Most Valuable; Runner Award: The zteam captain and lone senior was Rick Weinheimer. : This yeafs team pulled together to work more as amunit; the way an teams should perform; And with most of the team returning, neXt year, the 19-78 cross Lcountryykteam Win work again and Strive for such ' Left to Right: Trainer Sue Melberg, Jim lddings, Mark Utterback, Tim Cassidy, Barry Nelson. 6855. , L , Dave Helmich, Rich Weinheimer. Coach Dr. Robert Harvey. CROSS COUNTRY E77,; 1 20 , ' DePauw i Valparaiso , ' ' l.9 V DePauw V- 39 ; Butler , I 11h f DePauw gJO Earlham h '35, h r; DePauw 23 j Rose-Hulman - 32 h DePauw 39 Hindianak Cehtrai ,I 9 V Left: Jim Iddings has that natural look. Top: Dave Helmich looks tough. Right: Rich Weinheimer's got legs. +3 I... eh First row deft to righo. Coach Ruth Lester, laura Busch. Anne Trudgen. Renee Meeks. Leslie Koehlinger, Laurie Schramm, Sue ManweII, Mary Meeker. Second row Kitty Meyer, Linda Duncan Ann Baur, Amy Bash, Alison Mason. Audrey Henderson, Becky Hunter, Betsy Mockovak. TENNIS Ruth Lester selected a competitive held LbyfAm-yLiBash Ann Baur. Leslie oehILingeLr, and Laura BuSCh. Coach ester tried to pIay many of the rls throughout the season Which added competitive exerience to the team. L- en Division as well as their own of; the season came at the IWISO state tournament. The team pIaced respectable third, one point be- hIIId St. Mary s. with both doubies iteams and two of the first four girls , lgpIa'cLiLngL second in their divisions.7 ?Next year looks promising as this, gexpenenced team comes back tcLIf lithe COurts. Top Left. Oh my gosh, I actually hit it, says Leslie Koehlinger. Top right. Ann Bauer, GRRRRRR. Left. Amy Bash The I977 women s tenhis team 90! '- f' is: a rough start. Iesing the first-f wo out of three meets. But through pen challenge practices, coaCh- : team With the top four positions The Seasoh was challenging asw :DePauw met teams from the Big' Small College Division; The climax; I4I I42 SOCCER First row Geft-righn: Ken Trammel, Rick Larson. Dave Strudel. cocapt. Dick Whitney, co-capt. Larry Zelenz, Pete McCormick, Carl Mehlhope, Scott Mann. Second row: Gerald Farro, Greg Morrow, Jeff Cadena, Todd James, Sab Megwa, Jim Heyman, Tom Patterson, Hero Pham, Frank O'Conner. Third row: Coach Page Cotton. trainer Mike McFadden, Ted McDonald, Guido Kemp. Al Wallingford. Sylas Boyle. Craig Nelson, Rick Munson, John Rickel. Doug Fitzsimmons, Chuck Colburn, Jet Trammel, Bob Nesbit. Missing: Asst. Coach Dave Lovell. 5066512 I97 . 6 D my 2 ;. Above: Carl Menlhope. Below: Torn Pat- terson. Top right: DePauw hits pay dirt Bottom right: They'll never know we have it here. Opp. page, Top left: Todd James. Top right: Doug Fitzsimmons. Bottom right.- Rick Larson. I43 Frahklin . 'Dehauw 5!. M fygs I DePauyI 6 Mari F. 1; k 2 DePauw 2 Notrgfggg: Pr?ncipia DePauw U of 2 DePauw ... FIELD .. om .su , g: L . ' DePauw U. of M 0 L DePauw 0 Purdue HOCKEY A o .1 '1. DePauw . 0 Hanover i L: DePauw 0 Franklin 0 LU. ' DePauw , The l9'17ifield hockey team he LL ganvthe year with high hopes for I a successful Season. Although the team'suffered a less than par: season, 2LwinsL, - 8 IosSes, the team didn I lack in spirit and de- sire. iW The team s cLathains were Qsophomore, Becky Russell and juniOr Louisa Witten. Seniors 0!! ; - the team were Nancy Brown and Peg Feiguson. Freshmen also piayed a leading r6le on the team as both Julie SloLz-m, voted Mos: Valuable Freshman, and Anne: Whitlow found starting assignn ments on the team. L The teams coach, Judy Jen-j kins, summed it up nicely by say L Eng. This is the most coachabie; and unified team I ve ever, coached. 'i A Top row deft Io righo: asst. coach Mrs. Hays, Leslie Bates, Sheryl Roberts. Nancy i Mahala Haynes, trainer Kathy Walker, Robin Brown. First row.- Katie Cassidy. Leslie 1 L L g, I I 'y , ' - , Saveage. Molly Damison, Peggy Ferguson, Barb Dustman, Kathy Cochran, Kathy Hogue. Anne BdongCathy Cochran showsL stLillL'In outL Bierer, Louisa Witten, coach Miss Jenkins. Whitlow, Becky Russel, Julie Sloan, Vicky maneuVeI-ing the: enemy; Bottom right . Middle row: CIndy Hollow. Ann TobIn, Sue Urban. LeslIe Weck. Louisa Witter: passes to Anne' Whitlow I44 The 1977-78 DePauw worhen'ysi in- terh collegiate volleyball team had a fairly successful season. finishing with a 9-l3 record' In regular season play. The team then entered the small college state tournament, held at Huntington College. The Tigers won in the first round of play, but- were then eliminated in the semi- VDLLEYBFILL Harfield, Darlene Stanichg Kathy; Stassek, Lina Lekarczyk, Trish Ja- cobs, and Shannon Callahan made up the majority of the traveling team. The freshmen rounded out the remainder of the team with Mary Johanson. Jan Abrams,'Liann Parker and Jody Tweed. Coach Barb Federman worked final round. The traveling team was led by seniors Shanna Underwood, and captain Mary Fleming and iunior Cheri Rolland. Sophomores, Tammy with about 25 girls throughout the, season from which she then chose approximately twleve to travel to the matches. Above: Cheri Rollandis spike goes over the finger- tips of Darlene Stanich and Tammy Hatfield. Cen- ter.- Mary Fleming spikes a powerful punch. Jody Tweed blocks. Below: Mary Johnson can't wait to try her new bump as Cheri Rolland and Linda Le- karczyk try to catch on. WOMENiS VOLLEYBALL 1977 i at Butler DPU defeated Taylor 15-8 545, 5-8 DPU lost to Butler 1045.845 DPU defeated ST. Mary 5 I745 I5-4 at Eastern Illinois L IDPU lost to E IR. l5-2, l5- 4 DPU lost to Cedarville, OH 2- l5, 5- 9; , I446 DPU lost to Lincolnland, II. 542, 845; 445 at Franklin DPU defeated 1nd. Central 05,1579, ' 56 i DPU defeated Marian 15-8. I745 , DPU lost to Franan 5-15. I245 at St. Joseph T DPU lost to St. Francis ll-ISJS-Q. 945 DPU lost to St. Joe 645, 5-9, -15 at Taylor DPU lost to IUPUI .. Fort Wayne 45, 3-15 DPU lost to Taylor HS. 1543. 7'- IS DPU defeated Marion 15-9. 15-6 Butler. Indian Central Anderson DPU defeated Butler l5a9 l6-I4 , DPU defeated Anderson 573 154! i - DPU lost to Ind Central ll-15.lI-I5 Indiana State i'B Vincennes, St. Mary' s of the Woods ' DPU lost to ISU B -15 15-13. HS DPU lost to Vincennes ISJO, l2- I5 I345 DPU defeated St. Marys 15-7, mo ' I45 I46 WRESTLING Coach Lee Schoenield's mat crew finished the season with a +8 regu- Iar 5935th dual meet record; a re-; spectable effort considering the i1 team was' composed; entirely, of freshmen. The grapplers also piaced Second in the Wabash Invitational and a fine third in the GLCA tour- ney. , ' ' : The highlight of theseason had to be the quaiification 'of- standouts Dave- Taylor. Mike Weadickyand Pat Yonkus for the I978 NCAA Divie sion Ill Tournament -- DePauw's best showing The highlight of the season far coach Schoenfeld, how- ever, was the oppormnity to work with this fine group of young men; Schoenfeld feels that, These boys were the most enjoyable iwrestlingt team I've ever coached. They worked- hard 'and' never, moaned or groaned when! asked them to do something. Schoenfeld Went on to say that he has high eXpectations for the future, and that he-hopes this will be the start, of something big fer DePauw wrese tling. ' i , -,lndividual post season honors Went to Mike Weadikhonorary capv tain; Kurt Bergmann, mast improved wrestler: Dave Taylor, most pins;k and Pat Yonkus, most valuable wres- tler. V ;: Top row deft to righti: Coach Tony Quinn. Pat Yonkus, Jim Stinnet, Kurt Bergmann, Joe Atria, Ted Mabley, asst. coach LeRoy Schoenfeld. Bottom row: Mark Anderako, Tom O'Connor, Mike Weadik. Davie Masulis. Dave Taylor, Juan Turella. Top row deft to righty Jim Schoen. Ken Schweer. Jeff Porritt. John Mason. Dave Kramer. Second row: Andy Booz, Marco Delucio. Kevin Gavin, Woody Geoghegan. Third row: Steve Smith, Doug Cary, Keith Peterson, Charlie Pechene. Bottom row: Chyck Colburn, Rolf kicker, Bob Kelly. MEN'S SWIMMING l977-78 DPU 42 Ball State 59 Y DPU II Wabash 0 DPU Evansville 0:3ncelle$ DPU 46 Principia 65 o- DPU 63 Butler 50 DPU ll Valparaiso 0 DPU 76 Center College l8 DPU 25 Wright State 79 Season Record 4-3 I47 I The Old Gold caglemenx finished their'77-78 season, and head coachiElmer McCall cencluded his career with bne of their finest seasons In recent memory; Whiie the Tigers called the yeaLr' quits on a losing note. this didn' t happen until they had been invited to participate in the NCAA Division III regionals in, Lexington, Kentucky on the strength of their 15,9 record. It was the first appearance in post-season play for one of McCallis squads in ten years. It was a long road to the tourney, but the Tigers finally got there because of their fine performance against other Division III teams After all hope seemed lost because of a number of late season losses the men who pick who goes on to post-season play looked at DePauw' 5 9-0 record against other Division III teams rather than just at the Tigers overall mark i Going Into the season it looked as if the Tigers had the makings of one of their finest teams in history. McCall had four starters back from the year before, ineluding an aIl-senior front line of Bill Caskey, Jeff Hallgren and Mike Luegers, as well as guard Jeff Bibhs. Another senior, Jim Powers started at the otherE guard spot. ,, McCall's cagers got off to a rocky statt at the season 5 outset when they icst their season opener to a weaker Olivet team in the Wheaten Thanksgiving Tournament The Tigers continued to play sluggishly through their first few games, never dominating games they should have and losing games they shouldn t have. Finally, a 94-54 shillacking at the hands of Georgia Tech late in December seemed to bring the team out of its stupor. The Black and Gold's winning ways began with a championship In the Indiana- polisQClasLsic during Christmas break. Then it was out toLColorado-where-the Tigers, defeated Division I Northern Colorado and dropped a game against anather, Division ! oppOuentIColorado State'before coming back to Indiana. , Back at home the Tigers began a Winter Term rampage by crushing Wabash and five other January opponents. A win against nationally ranked Rese-HulmaI-I capped off the team 5 between semester fun. L Appropriately a two point win against arch rival Wabash was the team' 5 last win of the season ,3Dd they last win in McCallfs, 20 year careei' at 'DePLauw. Next season the Tigers new head coach Page Cotton will be looking for a lot of milage frOm subs Kirk Kitzinger. Matt Holliday, Bo McLDougal and Jeff Hodge, as well as the continued strong play of Bibbs -,E n;..l..,4.m.........xw:. I: e.t-mv wwtwumgm.mt..w,.. ,. u..-,-. -- me e; rrsWi-Wt name wwwnwzwumawzsv-WW; m.-. T3 Vex xv 1!; 2 u . snag RN ; 3 , ',F .n 42 10 .; Front row deft to righO: Jeff Hodge, Matt Holliday. Dwayne Fitls, Jeff Hallgren, Mike Luegers, Troy Langston. Glenwood Peterson. Bill Caskey, Bibbs, Jim Powers, Steve Pinaire. Doug Everhardt. coach Cotton. Back row: Coach Elmer McCall, Bo McDougal, Kirk Kitzinger. Jeff ISO First row deft to righn: Mary Morris, Janelle lehman, Karen Van Cader. Beth Gamble, Paula Hendricks. Back row: Kris Bram, Kathy Jennings. Nancy Morris, Rita Kilpatrick, Babette Arbogast. coach Mary Murphy. Mshutout season. Cdac A Bob Berg- man Saw great Improvement in his young team; All But three members A A were underclassmen wuth senwrs- ,5 A First row deft to righO: Pechette, Bird, Bergman. Thomas. Miller, Clemons, Peterson. Slringfellow, Bagnoli, Davis, Hellmich, lddins. T. Farris, Atris, B. Farris, Owen, Hill, Coach A Second row: Hare, Anton. Myers, Sanders. Deming. Tunniclift. Torrie. Power. Third row: Coach mo scor C C DPU kg D7 1 47 W363 Relays - I - d. 2 - 3rd. , 5' ' D 78 .L DePauw Invitati tied for 9th wn . Dpu 97 Evansville RosesHulman Relays DPU 2nd. with 37 pts. llTTLE STATE DPU lVlO teams with 20 pts. DPU 73V2 Rose-Hulman 76 ISI I52 Right: The I978 Tennis Team kneeling left to right; Bill Burk, John Wildman, Steve Ayres. Standing; Goetz Laue. Steve Hancock, Gil Reese. i and Coach Page Cotton. -Wabash7 W? :i. .g Roke-Hulmatt ore TENNIS Tennis coach Page Cotton was very optimistic about the chances of the l978 DePauw tennis team. Cotton felt overall his team would be much improved over last year. Junior Gil Reese nailed down the number one spot on the team and was followed by a trio of talented freshmen, Goetz Laue. Bill Burke. and Steve Ayres. Sophomore John Wildman and senior Steve Hancock rounded out the six singles positions. Hancock and Wildman also played first doubles, Reese and Laue were the second pair and Burke and Ayres teamed up for the third position. The Tigers' great talent throughout the six singles and three doubles positions enabled them to uphold the winning name of DePauw tennis. The possibility for defending the conference title was lost because of DePaqu withdrawal from the I.C.C., but the team was able to win the Little State tournament and finish second in the DePauw Invitational to defending national champion Kalamazoo. I. H . I ' theyyproved that: they eouId ha Ie the competitions . eturnmg aIFameIIcan. Steve I teams But the Tigers earned their6 L stripe throughout the season placing? iItd III the BaII State InVItatIonaI and the seaso'II eame at the state tourna- , I .:'The flaggers Captured a Solid urthplaceamong Divisionl; II, and III I W irst among the smaIl col- leges. This was the third consecIItiver year the DePau'w has been represent! ed at the state golf tournament. For each Schoenfeld it marked his eighth I I9 Lt6 the state tournament in his terith year of teachihg the golf team. , , added accomplishment came when he igers Were seiected for natlonals. Only five MIdwest teams are Invited 'I cut 6f nineteen throughout the hation. ' 4 Next year shOuId be an even better year as five of the six will stIII be around I - I --........-.- v--- - w;z.aai-vafaxh . First row: Jeff Waggoner, Rob Katula. Craig Hutchinson, Greg Lewis. Second row: Joe Harrison. Bob Smith, Steve Daly. Bill Scholtz. I 71?,QIIAI StaIe In St. 557. BHSEBHLL from last years' na many tenthPr-L yanked team In; he whiIle outfleld; ' N 4f I :baseman KeVin Harm fensiv'e panCh and s :Meyers jso kaecnuted a f e c rap A V f Front row deft to right; Terry Smith, Dan Thomas. Steve Ray, Kerry Notestine. Jack freshmen and unior cone e: f t Marotz, Dan Whaley. Joe Trimble, Dean Moorman. Bob Apatoff. Bill Radostits. Rudy I 8 fans ers I 4 Hadley. Kurt Heick, Don Po ravak. Ken Kubat, Bohinc. Kevin Horn. Tim Mundy. Brad to com liment the etumin sq ho- P P 8 P Bob Nuecomb, Bob Kyle. Tim Werner. . Goldman. Z ores and juniors. Second row: Coach Meyer, Bill Donaldson. Ron H Ideally, organizations should consist of a coordina' ; tor and members uniting ,tof , reach their predetermined L goals. Snvolvement and par- f I ticipation were important aspects of our lives. By working together on campus : we gained practical exper-i ience and, learned how to; deal with peoplejoUtside of- DePauw. MMHHG Student Senate is composed of representatives elected by each living unit on campus. A.A.A.S. and O.l.T. also elect representatives. In the spring of each year, five student senators-at-large are elected by the student body. Because Student Senate is the only governmental body on campus in which all students are equally represented, its function is to serve students by informing them of campus issues and making their opinions known to the administration. During the l977-78 school year, Student Senate offered such services Student Senate members: Lee Ann Loving. Carole Inglis. Eadie Harrison, Cheryl Armstrong. Lu Carole King. Jane Shew, Kris Brant, Leslie Week. Barb Martin, Missy Dubberley, Peter Rasmussen. Dave Biggs, Marcus Kosins, George Pratt, Mark LaLeike, Dave Petree, Greg Morrow, Mark Utterback, John Skully Kyle Lanham Kris Peterson Ken Tuttle Sam Ardery Rocky Brubaker Ann Buser Ronda Chertack Chuck Czissar Randy Dwenger Kim Feil Ted Mioduski Scooter Phillips Winfield Ong Terry Starkey Todd Stuckey Mike Sutton Al Wallingford Steve Elliott Jane Shew as the recently formed Book Co-op and an improved student mail service. It also produced a handbook containing course information for incoming freshmen. In an attempt to increase its prestige and importance on campus, the Student Senate has made several organizational changes and encouraged enthusiasm and concern in its sena- tors. The Senate has the potential and authority to make a real contribution to the DePauw campus that has yet to be fully recognized and utilized by the student body. Jeff Millard, Jeff Flynn, Bernie Graves. Richard Thrapp, Kurt Lewis. Bob Willis. Chuck Nalls. Jeff Boyle, Julie Sloan, Carol Hohlfelder, Lisa Hendrick- son, Patti Jacks, Eli Gould, Trudi Miller. Brian Tobin, Leslie Wheelock, Mike Sutton. Joyce Schott. Academic Council members: I58 A - 44. '- 4'. w 0r. l59 Kappa Tau Kappa, composed of two repre- sentatives from each of the fraternities, is the lnterfraternity Council for men. Its function to serve or govern the Traternities is accom- plished through the running of an effective Rush program and the promotion of scholarship competition by awarding the Scholarship Tro- phy to the chapter with the highest GPA. K.T.K. also acts as a liason between the university and the fraternity system. K.T.K. members: Alpha Tau Omega: Mike Dudley. Bob Perry Beta Theta Pi: Dan Hasler, Gary Hosking Delta Chi.- Dave Carr Delta Kappa Epsilon: Bruce Wallace, Greg Smith Delta Tau Delta: Tom Hillman, Blake Tollefson Delta Upsilon: Kevin Koepper Lambda Chi Alpha: Don Calhoun, Mark Schlegel Phi Delta Theta: Jim Davis. Doug Berto Phi Gamma Delta: Rick Jones, Phil McLane Phi Kappa Psi: Jeff Flynn, Jim Cramer Sigma Alpha Epsilon: John Kesler, Bill Sharkey Sigma Chi: Ron Curran, Scot Cooper Sigma Nu: Steve Wasz n -E-.-- , . HV,HTZ---.-z' ;. n-IGBIRBbIU An eventful year for Panhellenic Council brought about a major change in the sorority Rush pro- gram at DePauw. A successful Rush workshop in which speakers were brought in from Nashville offered many new ideas to be considered. Panhel adopted the Quota Total system, which allows for one fall Rush followed by an open Rush continuing until the hOuse reaches it quota. There were also revisions made in the booklet, It's All Greek to Me containing information about each of the ten sororities. In the spring, Panhel held its annual Scholarship Banquet honoring women students who achieved high academic standing. 5-,. Panhellenic Council members: Alpha Chi Omega: Sue Stemen, Deb .Burand Alpha Gamma Delta: Ree Klarer, Ruth Chadwick Alpha Omicron Pi: Mary Ridgway. Sheree Harrell Alpha Phi: Christi Lindsley. Maggie Stepniewski Delta Delta Delta: Kelly Krueckeberg. LuCarole King Delta Gamma: Amy Bash, Mary Hellman Delta Zeta: Terri List, Laura Rogers Kappa Alpha Theta: Melissa Hunter. Terri Gregory Kappa Kappa Gamma: Jill Scott, Julie Rudolf Pi Beta Phi: Jan Lukens, Karen Uhlir. vr 5 STUDENT PERSONNEL: Larry McClaine Bob Millard Randy Fleck Ken Jackson Brian Johnson Jeff Fontaine Dan Cecil Tom Martelli Gary Schindele lynn Visher Bruce Gallup Mike Dieckman Chuck Hoeppner Sue Gilbertson John Goeke Cathy Miller Jeff Millard Mike Bishop Mike Bittles Jay Chimpoulis Dave Dull Mike Bagnoli Marcy Hoffman Ken Heglage Steve Orlow laura Somerik Brad Boyd Dave Freyer A.C. Buehler lindy Pauszek Pattie Delater Jeff Ganis Tim Hansel Charles Dinwiddie Beatrice Elizondo Dave Croop Judy Hurlbut --.- .$- h. Operation Life is a provision of paramedic ambulance service for all of Putnam County which relies largely on student participation to function. It provides interested stu- dents the opportunity for practical experience and training in both ad- ministrative and medical fields. Op- eration Life also contributes greatly to the DePauw campus by making ambulance service available to fac- ulty and students and taking stand- by duty at many athletic events. l6l I62 The combined forces of Senior Board, Junior Board, and Campus Board were responsible for all the campus-wide student social activi- ties which took place throughout the I977-78 year. Among the aciti- vites for which one or all of the boards was responsible were Old Gold Weekend, Monon Bell Week- end, the Billy Joel concert, Mom's and Dads Weekends, the Commu- nications Relay, Siblings Weekend. the movie series, and the Steve Martin excursion to Indy. Campus Board members: Laura Weed, Peggy 'Mathias, DeDe Patterson, I.iz Weil. Lynn Fox. CeCe Shearon, Trudy Dittmar, Beth Hunter, Susan Lewis, Deb Burand, Ann Nicholson, Pam mcLean, Kelly Cichy, laura Murdoch. Pete Rasmussen. Brad Tandy, Keith Kinney, Mike Burke, Jeff Hardcastle, Terry Sites, Jer- ry Cook. Bill Scholtz, Gray Teedy, Jeff Ri- choff. Robert McDonald, Tom Hillman, Jim Wright, Tim Lawson, Dwayne Nichols, Jim Davis. Senior Board members: Randy Veatch. Debby Triebel. Bruce Cannon. Shanna Under- wood. Marcia Golightly, Chris Myers, Judy Hurlbut, Melanie Nicklas. Tom Riegle, Thom Pinner. Leonard Wadewitz, Doug Hyndon. Junior Board members.- Mark Hosking. Karen Luce. Sue Leis, Kathy Johnson, Abbey Cum- mings, Sue Mueller, Caryn Carlson, Al Wal- lingford, Jim Schoen. Joe Arganbright, Mary Helman, Ann Conover, Trudi Miller. Mame Kenedy, Ron Hettler, Jim Barrett, Gretta Morris, Jerilyn Heuss. Dave Lambert, and Steve Adams. l63 h , s m man Mmmwn, n,L,zm wonUS a rmly nu nu nwmm aMnS V.I.mL mme .thc .05 UJm ..d j mww... bwmm mwwa mwdp ahm dem. meN ym Wma$a amym moSo oJ.Re P,SYi n mwmmm PKhTh Wanda Thruston Sue Stemen Beth Greene Kris Peterson Michelle Momper Jeannine Deimel Kathy Peterson Tracy Sizer VIOLIN Karen Albert Janice Curry David Neal Cindy Schelske Carol Deagan Melanie Morgan Nancy Garber JoAnn Calderwood Gwyneth Chroniak Darlene Saltz Lynne Courier Melinda Haag Kester Fong VIOLA Christina Younce Nancy Newby Dierdre Kern Anne Smith Beth Witwer Ruth Dorworth Debbie Frick OBOE 5 ENGLISH HORN Becky Ambrose Ian Davidson Heidi Schenk CLARINET 8 BASS CLARINET Ruth Hollenbach Joy Skrapek Steve Soblick Robert West BASSOON David Gutman Marilyn Mayer FRENCH HORN Margie Dickerson Karen Martin Lisa Nash Rebekah Phillips I During the l977-78 concert I season the University Orchestras of DePauw were busy with soloists. full or- chestra repertoire, large choral-dramatic works. chamber orchestra literature and general preeprofessional training for the fu- ture. Under the direction of Orcenith Smith. Music Director, the DePauw University Or- chestras presented a fall concert with Mary Heller, pianist; a President's Inaugural Con- cert with the Festival and Concert Choirs in Carmina Burana by Carl Orff; a winter con- cert with Alice Hopper, soprano solist and Schubert's Symphony No. 8; a smashingly successful performance of Stravinskyis Firebird Suite for the Christmas Convoca- tion; a concert of great diversity. including Stra- vinsky's Gesualdo Madrigals, a chance work by Loren Rush - Nexus l6 Mozart's Symphony No. 38; A March Con- cert of Berlioz and Tchaikowskyis famous Piano Concerto 46H, performed beautifully by Claude Cymerman. fac- ulty pianist, the Chamber Symphony's perfor- mance of Mozart's Piano Concerto K. 488, played very ably by new Instructor of Piano, Robert Thomas and Bar- tokis - Roumanian Folk Dances in the round providing an exciting diversity for the concert goer tas well as for the performerD; the Sixteenth Annual Contemporary Music Fes- , tival brought renowned composer-conductor Vincent Persi- chetti to the poduum for his Symphony No. 8 and Te Deum for Chorus and Orchestra; Maestro Smith prepared the Chamber Symphony on David Diamond's Concerto for Small Orchestra; constant preparation of authentic performance practice for Haydn's Lord Nelson Mass paid off in a sound performance con- ducted by Stanley Irwin, director of choirs at DePauw with faculty and student soloists; and rounding out the year was the annual Concerto Competition Winners' Concert in works of Gordon, Jacob, Dvorak, Carl Maria von Weber, Verdi, and Samuel Barber, which was described as the fittest Con- certo concert in memory. eiuuswQR VIOLONCELLO TRUMPET Shawn Sanders Kenneth Frick Fermin Segarra David Scott Jane Riegel Jeff Trot! Richard Thomas John Kondonassis TROMBONE Thomas Chroniak Phil Cooper Cathy Waiz Michael McCarthy David Parido BoblMillard Ken Myers Jeanene Murphy Jennifer Szendy CONTRABASS Scott Dunbar TUBA Steve Brown William Baker David Carkeek Leslie Wheelock PERCUSSION Katherine Newhall John lyle Leigh Ann MacKenzie FLUTE 8 PICCOLO Charles Wagner Pam Frank Amy Hembd Laura Laughlin Amy Phillips Sally Saltsman PICCOLO Pam Frank FLUTE Sally Saltsman Martha Spencer laura Laughlin Sherri Gibson Anne Leonhart Cindy Kelly Sharon Thomas Nancy Ziegler Lisa Lefevre OBOE E ENGLISH HORN Ian Davidson Heidi Schenk CLARINET Todd Jones Joy Skrapek Pam Huber Sue Koenig Ruth Hollenbach Mark Lucas Donna Kummeth Marie Lowmon Tricia Jensen Sue Nichols ALTO CLARINET Cyndi Barbier BASS CLARINET Steve Soblick Brett Bolte BASSOON Dave Gutman Cynthia Wieting ALTO SAXOPHONE Ruth Bettinger Rick Farrow TENOR SAXOPHONE Jeff Roscoe BARITONE SAXOPHONE Terry Manoski Dan Hanna, Director CORNET 5 TRUMPET Ken Frick Albert Buehler Bernie Thomas Jim Heimrich Jeff Trott Sherrie URear Dave Scott Sue Faber FRENCH HORN Lisa Nash Karen Martin Susan Campbell David Owen Andy Hess Cheryl Danberry Nikki Graham BARITONE Mike McCarthy David Walker Jenny Szendry larry Stewart TROMBONE Phil Cooper Bob Millard Jeff Darrel Paul Allison Pat North Todd Howell Brian Caldwell TUBA Bill Baker Randy McCleave John Hoover Don Calhoun HARP Leigh Ann MacKenzie PERCUSSION John Lyle Frank Noyes Jon Eganhous'e Leigh Ann Mackenzie Linda Haines Charles Wagner Scott Hardin ! E k'. w .v I x l67 WOODWINDS TRUMPETS Ed Rosser. Todd Jones, Terry Manoski. Edie DIRECTOR Ken Frick. Jeff Trott, Dave Scott, Robert Grococwr Harrison, Steve Soblick John R. Sox TROMBONES RHYTHM Waculty Mike McCarthy. Jennifer Szendry. Jeanine Murphy, Phil Cooper Linda Haines. drums; Tom Rousseau. percussion; Bill Baker, bass; Brett Bolte. piano 1 Thom Pinner, Mark Graham, Steve Schurr, Steve Pratt. John McHenry, LeeAnn Wilmot. Laura Segar. Sheila Horn. i 3 l68 Collegians: left to right; Margo Shumate, Don Hunter, Nancy Jenkinson, Andy Rieth, Amy Dolan, Bill Barencamp, Lisa Thornburg, Dan Liles, Lisa Lefevre. Jeff Roscoe, Cindy Lewellen. Glen Reighart, Julie Calhoun. Ron Hettler, Cyndi Barbier, Mike Mathis, Ina Allen. Men of Note: left to right, top row; Greg Gattman, John Fetters, Rick Colemah, Mike Davidson, Todd Henderson, Steve Glassman, Rob McDonald, Dean Hadley, Bruce Griggs, Thom Pinner, Bruce Ward, Rick Nelson, Kevin Kayser, Beth Briske. Tom Wiseman. I69 I70 SOPRANO Amy Dolan Jill Eldredge Patti Gorrell Leslie Jenkins Nancy Jenkinson Sarah Jones Teri Kilgus Cindy Lewellen Anne Rock Marguarite Schumale Stacey Warren Tamara Wise TENOR Kevin Aikman Kyle Bradford Don Hunter Kevin Kayser Stephen Morris Thomas Pinner Glenn Reighan ALTO Cyndi Barbier Malinda Behrens Peggy Busard Julie Calhoun Jeanie Cornelius Janelle Hartsell Jerilyn Heuss Laurie Huggett Leslie Koehlinger Lisa Thornburg BASS Thom Albin Doug Davidson Jeff Haake Dan Liles Thomas Potter Christopher Portelli Richard Roberts Jeff Roscoe V : Wfsmf' ' I l H HM .IIIIMHMIM-I SOPRANO Lynn Anderson Patti Babcock Sharon Barnard Kathy Bean Amy Carson Debbie Daniel Deanna Downey Nancy Enneking Nancy Farris Debbie Finkle Sharon Fivecoate Leslie Freeby Mary Gates Lisa Gourieux Melinda Haag Debbie Haer Marian Hawley Sheila Horn Jane Irwin Sharon lvey Pat Kingsley Molly Lamphear Laura Laughlin Donna Matteson Marilyn Myers Elizabeth Orlow Jessica Reid ladonna Slaven Janet Spence Eurtice Staley Amy Wilson Ruth vanZwoll ALTO Mariette Bargen Denise Barker Catherine Bean Deann Brewer Beth Brisky Marsha Brown Connie Chadwick Carolyn Coglianese Sarah Dewar! Pat Domeier Charlotte Dudley Marcele Dudley Sherri Gibson Sarah Glezen Virginia Hanna Dianne Hardin Joan Hirshman Ligeia Ivy Elaine Klaus Nancy Knight Vicki Lineback Kerry MacDonald Karen Manges Darlene Nevins Beth Nicholson Charity Pankratz Kathy Peters Priscilla Pope Jayne Proudfobt Liz Rogers Bonnie Schiffman Laura Seger Carol Smart Darlene Stanich Jill Taubensee Louise Van Bergen Elaine Wadwitz Sandra Way Evie Wirsing Elizabeth Wolfe TENOR William Cavanaugh Maury Hart Greg Holzhauer James Mannon Charles Mays Matt Patterson Mike Wilson Pete Zukowski BASS John Cavanaugh Steven Demon Robert Eccles John Eigenbrodt John Hoelter Mike McCarthy Duane Nickell Greg Padgett Ed Rosser Eric Walker Glenn Welliver John White Steve Zolper www.amam 1n Chairman ............................... Shanna Underwood Assistant Chairman . . . . ........... Thom Pinner Secretary ...................................... Deb Trieble Special Events ............................... Libby Fortune Program ..................................... Rick Coleman Concert ....................................... Jim Schoen Mini 500 ...................................... Susan Lewis Publicity .................................. Marcia Golightly Advertising .................................... John Kesler Men's Race ..................................... Scott Wait Women's Race ........ Cindy Ostendorf and Melanie Thexton Prizes ............. . . .Greg Curry Spirit ........................................ Margh Kuhn Financial ................................... George Florian ran. Becky Linley. EHHIMMQ WHN A.A.A.S. members: left to right; Naomi Hankinson, Ina Allen. Joi Smith, Venus Millington. Alan Hill, Lorna Curtis. Maxine Par I'll Duzer Du is a theatre honorary whose members must have participated in a minimum of three productions and have demonstrated dedication to the theatre and a continuing interest therein. The support offered by Duzer Du. their sponsoring of the DePauw Repertory Theatre Company, and the production of top quality plays contribute a great deal to the promotion of theatre at DePauw. During the l977-78 year, Duzer Du very successfully produced You Know I Can,t Hear You When the Watefs Running and uGodspell. Duzer Du officers: Mark Fowler, president; Tom Patten. vice-president; Mary Mazzenga, secretary; Tim Casady, treasurer, chh Kaurman, general manager. 5. Mu Phi Epsilon is a professional music frater- nity which gives scholarships and performance opportunities to deserving musicians. Music students with a grade point average of 3.0 or better in music studies are invited to become members of Zeta Chapter at DePauw, which just became co-ed in l977. Members of Mu Phi Epsilon serve as ushers at concerts and recitals on campus, and as a philanthropic project pro- vide musical opportunities to inner city chil- dren. Mu Phi Epsilon members: Sharon Barnard, Ruth Bettinger, Ann Carlisle. Connie Chadwick, Carolyn Coglianese. Nancy Coker, Jeanie Cornelius, Margie Dickerson. Sharon Five- coate, Pam Frank, Sherri Gibson, Jerilynn Heuss. laurie Huggett. Sara Jones, Leslie Koehlinger, Susan MacDougall, Jeanie Murphy, Kathy Newhall, Pat North, Sherri O'Rear, Becky Phillips, Jane Riegel. Sally Saltsman, Martha Spencer, Jill Summerville, Karen Mangus, Stacey Warren. Leslie Wheelock. Amy Wilson, Beth Witwer, Chris Younce, Deanne Brewer, Gwyn Chroniak, Janelle Hartsell, Nancy Jenkinson, Teri Kilgus. Laura Laughlin, Cindy Schelske. The purpose of the Art Student Committee is to represent the students in the Art Department of DePauw University and to promote and enhance the student art experience. Among the activities with which the A.S.C. is involved are the aiding and encouraging of student participation in off-campus art-shows, student input on departmental matters, art sales and the A.S.C. cooperative which makes collective pruchase of art supplies. This year A.S.C. sponsored a field trip to the Chicago Art Institute and recognized Michele Meregaglia as the outstanding senior art student. Art Student Committee members: Dawn Adams. Miller, Betsy Morris, lynn Oliver, Lori Patton, Mark Alexander. Carlos Dauila, Bryan Deuitch, Keith Peterson. Mary Ridgeway. Bob Saracen, Nansea Deusing,Wendy Fabert, Marcia Golight- Heidi Schenk, Diana Selvy, Jan Spence. Becky ly. Angie Hamilton, Paula Hendricks, Kathy Ma- Taylor. Steve Vaughan, Gretchen Warner, Julie digan, Barb Martin. Michele Meregaglia, Karen Warren. Terri Weese. Julie Wiele. I73 I74 In the spring of each year, members of the junior and senior classes are elected to Phi Beta Kappa on the basis of their outstanding academic acheivement. The primary function, therefore, of Phi Beta Kappa is the recognition of distinguished undergraduate scholastic achievement. In addition to encouraging excellence in academic endeavors; each year Phi Beta Kappa brings an outstanding speaker to campus for its spring convocation. In March of l978 J. Hillis Miller. visiting Phi Beta Kappa scholar, was brought to DePauw as guest speaker for the initiation dinner. Those freshmen with a grade point average of 3.5 or better after the first semester or first year at DePauw are eligible for initiation into Al- pha Lambda Delta. During the l977-78 school year a free stu- dent tutoring program was ini- tiated. The service was of- fered by members of Alpha Lambda Delta and designed particularly for freshmen. This year, over thirty senior certi- ficates were earned by the graduating members of Alpha Lambda Delta who had re- tained their 3.5 average throughout seven semesters. FRESHMEN MEMBERS INITIATED APRIL 27, l978 Roger Bechtel Melvin Bedree Sherri Bowman Marsha Brown Mary Brunskill Beth Buser Elizabeth Chezem Linda Cornelius Annemarie DeSanto Richard Farrow Theodore Fleming Jeffrey Flynn Susan Gallion Elizabeth Gillies Nikkie Graham Christopher Heaton lisa Hendrickson Judith Hodshire Carol Hohlfelder Ligeia Ivy Paula Kramer t. . '..T;t:-!;,.g. INITIATES FROM THE CLASS OF I977 Aldridge, Rebecca Jo Gower. Edward Renner INITIATES FROM THE CLASS OF I978 Albrecht, Jeanne Marie Ford, Joann Christine Bittles. Richard Allan Boardman, Larry Duane Bonnamy, Christine Marie Boyll, Jeffrey Allen Brazes, Jane Brown, Michael Joe Carpenter, Robert Ralph Cornelius, Victoria E. Dahm, Karen Mary Daly, Lois Kay Davis. Elizabeth Ann Delves, Donald P. Hays. Susan Elizabeth Kelly, Julia Elaine Knobbe, Jayne Elizabeth Macklin, William Dennis Madsen. Andrew H. Thexton. Melanie R. Thomas, Kevin Williams Walker, David Matthew Warner, Gretchen Lee Zellers, Julie Ann INITIATES FROM THE CLASS OF l979 Luce, Karen Louise Nelson, Barry Lee Smith, Paul Douglas Boskey, Joanne Debra Bottorff, Elizabeth Freyer, David Robert SOPHOMORE MEMBERS INITIATED OCTOBER 27, l977 Clifford Berry Tom Blackson Beth Clendening Susan Koenig laura Laughlin Anne Leon Hart Gregory Lewis Jane Marshall Vicky Martin Vincent Mathews Frederick Miller Rosalyn Schnieder Charles Sitzes Beth Stephenson Susan Studley Dawn Swain Joan Szynal Jill Tanner Dawn Morley Cora Thomas Tim Neufeld Mary Pat Newton Mark Utterback Patricia Matthei Helen O'Reilly Eric Vale Paul McDougal Cline Owen Karen VanCader Clinton B. Gass Gregory Padgett Martha Way Thomas Pentel Terri Weese Keith Peterson Keith Welsh George Pratt Susan West Jayne Proudfoot Cynthia Wieting Lisa Raible Mark Williams Daniel Ransdell Susan Wilson Jessica Reid Elizabeth Wright Linda Rice Judith Yount George Rittenhouse Pamela Zdunek Darlene Saltz Greenwood, Greg Thomas I75 I76 Sigma Delta Chi, or The Society of Professional Journalism. is a national professional organziation which was founded at DePauw in 19l9. The campus chapter, whose members are seriously interested in journalism, adds professionalism to student journalism. Sigma Delta Chi members; Meg Kissinger. Cathy Foley. John Taylor. John Faulkner. Mark Kollar. Dave Mull, Scott Hamilton. John Morris, Kim Feil. Eadie Fawcett, Ann Daly, Karl Steiner, Sherrie Swan, Sally Englehart, Bill Caskey. John Kesler, Caryn Carlson. Jean Ruldolph, Julie Zellers. Jane Brazes. Chris Boeke, Bill Bliss, Melissa Young, Mary Meeker, Leslie Weck, Mike Lesniewski. Mark Roessler, Debbie Schweider, John Banker, Barb Miles, Judy Kelly ' ea-auifih 2 t1 Opus, a collection of poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and art-work published biannually, serves the DePauw community in two ways. Both students and faculty members are given the opportunity to publish their work, and thereby express a personal interpretation of their world. Secondly, the publication of Opus requires an editor and staff. Students edit material, work with layout and production, and gain an overall understanding of the goings-on behind the publication of a magazine. Phil Pearson ................................................. Editor Cheryl Keggan ................... '. .................. Assistant Editor Larry Spears ...................................... Non-fiction Editor Carol Figler ........................................... Fiction Editor Chris Portelli ......................................... Poetry Editor Beth Stephenson .............................................. Staff Bob Musgrave ................................................ Staff Thomas Emery ...................................... Faculty Advisor WGRE, located on the DePauw campus, relies completely on student participation .for the running of the station. Along with the typical broadcasting of music, news, sports, and interview programs is the radio drama What's Up For Jenny?, written and produced by DePauw students and unique to WGRE. ' 7'7' ' ali7'; ! 'Assocmw , PRESS, a a A llIllellllll I llllllllllllll-lll WGRE staff: left to right; Tom Rousseau, Pete Benedelus, Margaret Carmen. Bill Caskey, Tom Ellis. Not pictured; John Kesler. Mike Lesniewski, Melissa Young. Mark Roesler. Mike Woods, Tom Womack, Helen O'Reilly, Caryn Carlson. I77 I78 The Tae Kwon Do club offers begin- ning and advanced classes for anyone wishing to join. Its functions are to promote Tae Kwon Do sportsmanship at DePauw and to encourage physical and mental fitness. Jim Montgomery. and Don Smith gave this yearhs club the distinction of being the first ever to have two black belt members. Advanced class members: president: Jim Mont- gomery, vice-president: Don Smith, treasurer: Patti Jacks, Jeff Millard, Charles Dinwitte, Mark Zakula. Bob Ball. Nancy Emmert, Dave Mason, Ron Thomas. Intramural representatives: row I; Kathy Jennings. Cathy Poth. Michele Momper. Jody Tweed, Sue Tuller. row 2; Mary Meeker. Mindy Mull, Beth Wolfe, Barb Rector, Tammy Hat- field, Ruth Burke, Kathy MadiganV not pictured: Tara Hanley. Patti Downey. All women students are members of the Intramural Council. Each living unit electshone individual to act as representative at all council meetings. The main function of Intramural Council is to provide recreational and com- petitive activities for living units and individual partici- pants. Among the organized competition during the l977- 78 year were softball, basketball, a volleyball tournament and a track meet. e1 + T be DePauw l25 years Indiana's oldest college newspaper Staff; Kim Feil, Eadie Fawcett, John Nor- ris, Scott Hamilton, Marco Delucio, Reva Williams, Sherrie Swan, Leslie Week, Joe Stephens, Christopher Portelli, Keller Sta- ley, Jeff Flynn, Ann Daly, Barb Wilson. Melissa Young. Anne Marie DeSanto. Chuck Erwin. Jimmy Lund. Dave HeIL mich, Rick Peters, Ann Hart, John Ta- tooles. John Trammell, Tom Rafferty. Chris Torie, Jane Brazes, Suzanne LaParl, Holly Barce, Libby Fortune, Carol Smith. Kelly Cichy, Sally Englehart, Cathy Foley. Scott Lockwood. Mary Meeker, Kim Kill- ham, Debbie Hulse. Jim Swearingen. Lindy Cornelius, Lynn Flemming, Lynne Robinson, Julie Zellers. Editor: Chris Boeke, managing editor.- Meg Kissinger, news editor: John Faulk- ner. copy editor: John Taylor. assistant news editor: Mark Kollar, sports editor: Dave Mull, arts editor: Julia Kelly, photog- raphy editor: Karl Steiner. business man- ager: Jim Park, advertising manager: Dave Bennett, production manager: Deb- bie Frick, cartoonist: Mark Alexander, circulation managers: Chris Torie, Tam Rafferty. I79 bl. v The College Republicans are representative of the Republicans would like to increase student awareness to Republican party at DePauw. Over 70 actual members the extent that the campus will virtually explode during . t are involved in the registering of voters, working in the presidential election in l980. campaigns, participating in party conventions, hearing speakers, and working for legislation. A canvas taken in the fall revealed the location of over 500 interested College Republicans officers: Martha Way, chairman; Will Roess. vice- students. It is hoped that they will be contacted and chairman; John Tatooles, treasurer; Vicky Martin, recording registered for the upcoming primaries. The College secretary; K'm KeueY' car'ESPom'w secma'Y' CLUC Representatives: left to right, back row Rick Scott Benhase, Greg Rittenhouse, Marilyn Moore, Larsen, George Pratt. Brad Steckler, Frank Grasso, Penny Bates, Sam Ardery, front row; Tari Dragoo, Mike Kell, Larry Stewart, Diane Lippincott. Janet Carter Keith. Jeff Weiss. Likes, Kathy Manges. middle row; Steve Mrkvicka. Below left: Karl Steiner. Left: Mary Meeker Below: Jerri Terhune. Editor. Originality, determination, flexibility, and perserverance were the qualities, to mention a few, of the I978 MIRAGE staff. The once nearly deceased DePauw yearbook was on its last leg before the l978 staff came to its rescue. They pooled together their talents and ideas much like an athletic team. During their long, unpublicized hours of diligent work, there were a few brief breaks that gave them time to acquaint themselves with each other, and luckily after a while they came to enjoy each other's company. One of their favorite snacks was MEM'sZ It cannot be estimat- ed how many pounds of MgM's they consumed in attempt to break the monotony of layouts. copy, pictures, proof reading. and deadlines. But their eating habits were of no threat to the campus. For as they munched, they generated a lot of hard work and enthusi- asm. This story and the staff have a happy ending, and it is in your hands at this very moment. MIRAGE staff: Rob Davis, Mary Meeker, Jerri Terhune, Beth Bailey. Nancy Garber, Karen Turley, Cindi Hoover, Not pictured: Karl Steiner. John Fetters, Kelly Cichy. Ashley Long. I8I Dawn E. Adams 7 Art 7 Alpha Phi 7 Charlotte, NC. Suzanne Adams 7 Communications 7 Hogate 7 Taylorville, Illinois Laura Adamson 7 Literature 7 Delta Delta Delta 7 Rushville, Indiana Mark A. Ahlemann 7 Economics 7 Lambda Chi Alpha 7 Jeffersonville, Indiana Stephen M. Aker 7 Art 7 Phi Delta Theta 7 Greencastle, Indiana Thomas P. Albin ll 7 Applied Voice 7 OIT 7 Greencastle, Indiana Frederick A. Albrecht 7 Zoology 8 Physical Education 7 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 7 Skokie, Illinois Charlotte L. Alexander 7 Communications 7 OIT 7 Indianapolis, Indiana Mark E. Alexander 7 Art 7 Longden 7 Indianapolis, Indiana Ina R. Allen 7 Choral 8 Vocal Music 7 Hogate 7 Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Nancy S. Anderson 7 Economics 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Aurora, Illinois Babette S. Arbogast 7 Physical Education 7 Alpha Chi Omega 7 Union, Michigan Jeanne M. Albrecht 7 Psychology 7 Hogate 7 Indianapolis, Indiana Brenda K. Arlington 7 Anthropology 7 Delta Zeta 7 Marian, Indiana Patricia A. Babcock 7 Music 8 Business 7 Delta Zeta 7 Danville. Illinois laura K. Bailey 7 Physical Education 7 Alpha Gamma Delta 7 Logansport, Indiana Robin L. Bakeman 7 Sociology 7 Pi Beta Phi 7 Westbury, New York Georgeanne Baker 7 Art 7 Hogate 7 Richmond. Ky. William B. Baker 7 lnstrumenlal Music Education 7 Bishop Roberts 7 Rockville. Maryland Janet S. Baranko 7 Psychology 7 Delta Zeta 7 Bloomington. Indiana Beth A. Barcus 7 Spanish 7 Delta Zeta 7 Churubusco, Indiana William F. Barenkamp ll 7 Political Science 7 Delta Chi 7 Grand Island. Nebraska Gloria J. Barger 7 Nursing 7 Indianapolis. In. David S. Barri 7 Economics 7 Delta Chi 7 Western Springs, Illinois Andrew W. Beck 7 Pre-Dental 7 Phi Kappa Psi 7 Evansville. Indiana Joseph L. Beasley ll 7 Economics 7 Phi Gamma Delta 7 Fayetteville. New York Ruth E. Bettinger 7 Woodwind 7 Hogate 7 Warsaw, Indiana lawrence S. Bilko 7 English Composition 7 Bishop Roberts 7 Sharpsville. Pennsylvania William R. Bloss 7 Communications 7 Alpha Tau Omega 7 Indianapolis, Indiana Larry D. Boardman 7 Chemistry 7 Bishop Roberts 7 Linton, Indiana Christine Boeke 7 English 7 Kappa Alpha Theta 7 Indianapolis, Indiana Richard C. Boling 7 Pre-Medicine 7 Sigma Nu 7 Elkhart, Indiana Christine M. Bonnamy 7 Spanish 7 Pi Beta Phi 7 Roselle. Illinois Carol J. Bossert 7 Zoology 7 Alpha Phi 7 Glendale, Arizona Jeffrey A. 30le 7 English Literature 7 Longden 7 Farmersburg, Indiana Jane Brazes 7 English 7 Alpha Phi 7 Oxford, ln. Mary G. Brouder 7 MathematicVComputer Science 7 Alpha Phi 7 Evansville, Indiana Michael J. Brown 7 Mathematics 7 Monrovia, In. Nancy J. Brown 7 English Literature 7 Alpha Phi 7 Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan A.C. Buehler 7 Economics 7 Lambda 'Chi Alpha 7 Northbrook, Illinois James R. Buehler 7 Economics 7 Sigma Nu 7 Whiting. Indiana Ann M. Burner 7 Nursing 7 Delta Gamma 7 Piqua, Ohio Arlene K. Burnside - Psychology 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Bethesda, Maryland Darcy L. Busch 7 Elementary EducatioMNursing 7 Alpha Chi Omega 7 Mt. Prospect. Illinois Debby L. Busch 7 Nursing 7 Alpha Chi Omega 7 Mt. Prospect, Illinois Cary D. Bussema 7 Economics 7 Delta Chi 7 Lombard, Illinois Janet E. Butler 7 Elementary Education 7 Pi Beta Phi 7 Flossmore. Illinois Jane H. Caldwell 7 Nursing 7 Sheridan, Indiana I85 I86 Mark A. Canmann - Economics - Delta Chi Highland Park, Illinois Bruce E. Cannon - Economics - Phi Kappa Psi - Decatur, Illinois Robert R. Carpenter - Political SciencdHistory - Delta Chi ghicago, Illinois Constance M. Chadwick - Piano Kappa Alpha Theta Galesburg, Illinois Leslie A. Chambers A Mathematics - Delta Delta Delta Madison, Indiana Stephen L. Chapman History - Alpha Tau Omega - Fort Wayne, lndiana Thomas N. Chroniak - Economics - Bishop Roberts - Indianapolis, Indiana Robbin E. Cizek -- Nursing Kappa Alpha Theta Indianapolis. Indiana Ulysses M. Clayborn - Political Science Bishop Roberts 7 St. Louis. Missouri linda M. Coldren Communications -- Hogate - Wabash, Indiana ' Linda S. Conrow Nursing Alpha Omicron Pi - Burlington. Vermont Debra S. Crow Nursing - Milford, Illinois William C. Clyde ChemistrWEconomics Phi Kappa Psi Ann Arbor. Michigan Cynthia M. Collings Elementary Education Hogate - Crawfordsville, Indiana Timothy C. Collins - Philosophy - Phi Delta Theta Fostoria, Ohio Donna l. Cook Elementary Education - Hogate - Greencastle, Indiana Mary E. Collings - Psychology - Kappa Kappa Gamma Rockville. Indiana Victoria E. Cornelius - Bacteriology Hogale - louisville. Kentucky Cynthia L. Cox -- Psychology - Alpha Chi Omega Zionsville, Indiana Betsy Cross Political Science Delta Delta Delta - Carrollton. Illinois Greg A. Crow Communcations Phi Delta Theta -- Speedway. Indiana John Curl - Religion - Delta Kappa Epsilon River Forest, Illinois Greg W. Curry - Anthropology Lambda Chi Alpha Indianapolis, Indiana lorna Curtis - Education - Hogate Gary, Indiana w v, ax vinx- 4: wk uWMwE-b. , Ragga: Ital .gmuizhagggMg-gw-x gti'7rlii1iA132 v9. webvadpwitn 9$E9$hmlizmrf4n31xyfglut.Priau'r'wfk'frii. 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Donnelly - History Alpha Tau Omega Dayton, Ohio Corinne C. Dugger 7 Elementary Education - Alpha Chi Omega South Bend, Indiana Barry Dunne - Economics Delta Tau Delta Flossmoor, Illinois Jay R. Dietrich - Economics - Phi Delta Theta Bremer. Indiana ladonna A. Eaton Earth Science - Hogate - Jonesboro. Indiana Julie J. Ehman - Psychology Delta Gamma Dayton, Ohio Onyegbula A. Ekenga - Pre-Engineering - Phi Kappa Psi Minnetonka, Minnesota P. Jill Eldredge - Elementary Education - Delta Delta Delta - Deerfield, Illinois Peggy A. Elson Nursing Delta Gamma - lndianaplois, Indiana Janet K. Emison - Psychology - Hogate - Vincennes, Indiana Nancy L. Emmert Botany - Alpha Phi - Birmingham, Michigan Cynthia A. Ensor - Elementary Education Alpha Omicron Pi - Wilmette, Illinois I87 I88 Margaret L Entz 7 Elementary Education 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Deerfield, Illinois Craig A. Etter 7 Economics 7 Sigma Nu 7 Elkhart Indiana Pamela A. Everard 7 Physiqal Education 7 Kappa Alpha Theta 7 Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Sue A. Faber 7 Music Education 7 Delta Delta Delta 7 Erie. Pennsylvania Peggy Ferguson 7 Zoology 7 Kappa Alpha Theta 7 Tampa, Florida , 7 Shannon P. Ferrill 7 Economis 7 Kappa Alpha Theta 7 Evanston, Illinois Linette A. Finstad 7 Communications 7 Alpha Gamma Delta 7 Monument, Colorado Michael J. Fitzgerald 7 Pre-Dental 7 Phi Kappa Psi 7 Barrington, Illinois Sharon Fivecoate 7 Music Education 7 Alpha Gamma Delta 7 Kokomo, Indiana Randolph P. Fleck 7 Zoology 7 Bishop Roberts 7 Fort Lauderdale. Florida Mary C. Fleming 7 Elementary Education 7 Alpha Phi 7 Waterloo, Iowa Charles P. Fletcher 7 Psychology 7 Alpha Tau Omega 7 Indianapolis, Indiana A. George Florian 7 Economics 7 Lambda Chi Alpha 7 Evergreen Park, Illinois Jeffrey D. Fontaine 7 Earth Sciencheography 7 Lambda Chi Alpha 7 Greencastle. Indiana JoAnn C. Ford 7 Religion 7 Alpha Gamma Delta 7 Ashland, Ohio Lloyd W. Ford, Jr. 7 Psychology 7 Lambda Chi Alpha 7 Indianapolis, Indiana Lisabeth Fortune 7 Communications 7 Kappa Alpha Theta 7 West Lafayette, Indiana Teresa F. Fowler 7 Nursing 7 Indianapolis, Indiana Charles Foxwell 7 Economics 7 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 7 Hinsdale, Illinois Sandra L. Foxx 7 Elementary Education 7 Hogate - Greencastle, Indiana Joan E. Fraley 7 French 7 Pi Beta Phi 7 Potomac Maryland Mark E. Frazer 7 ZoologyWreMedicine 7 Phi Gamma Delta 7 Cincinnati, Ohio Eric W. Fredbeck 7 History 7 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 7 Franklin, Indiana Kenneth R. Frick 7 Music Business 7 Delta Kappa Epsilon 7 Waukegan. Illinois John P. Frybort 7 Classical Language 7 Longden 7 Hobart, Indiana Baboucar B. Gai 7 Botany 5 Bacteriology 7 OIT 7 Banjul, Gambia. West Africa Katherine A. Gallant 7 French 7 Delta Delta Delta 7 Granville, Ohio Victoria L. Gilbert 7 Nursing 7 Alpha Phi 7 Mentor. Ohio Susan K. Gilbertson 7 Zoology 7 Alpha Phi 7 Jamestown, North Dakota Steven W. Glassman 7 Economics 7 Phi Gamma Delta 7 Glen Ellyn, Illinois Phillip A. Glogoza 7 Zoology 7 Bishop Roberts 7 Indianapolis, Indiana Mary Jane Glover 7 Economics 7 Delta Zeta 7 Williamsport, Indiana Marcia D. Golightly 7 Art 7 Kappa Alpha Theta 7 Kokomo, Indiana David S. Goltermann 7 Zoclogy 7 Phi Gamma Delta 7 Glen Ellyn, Illinois Patricia E. Goodwillie 7 Psychology 7 Alpha Chi Omega 7 Palatine, Illinois Joseph A. 6055 7 Religion 7 Bishop Roberts 7 Columbus, Indiana Eli W. Gould 7 Philosophy 7 OIT 7 Greencastle, Indiana Mark W. Grannon 7 Communications 7 Longden 7 Ridgewood, New Jersey Mark H. Grimm 7 Zoology 7 Delta Upsilon 7 Evansville. Indiana Ingrid L. Grujanac 7 Zoology 7 Alpha Chi Omega 7 Bartlett. Illinois Aimee J. Guest 7 Sociology 7 Alpha Chi Omega 7 Rochelle, Illinois Helen A. Hall 7 Elementary Education 7 Pi Beta Phi 7 Johnson City, Indiana Cynthia J. Halter 7 Psychology 7 Pi Beta Phi 7 Grosse Pointe, Michigan Gregory D. Hammond 7 History 7 Bishop Roberts 7 Greencastle. Indiana Jarrell B. Hammond 7 Economics 7 Sigma Chi 7 Indianapolis. Indiana Katherine S. Harcourt 7 Zoology 7 Alpha Phi 7 Indianapolis, Indiana Scott G. Hardin 7 Economics 7 Phi Gamma Delta 7 Mansfield, Ohio Kenneth C. Harris 7 Economics 7 Sigma Nu 7 Potomac, Maryland I89 ISO Steve C. Hancock - Psychology Phi Gamma Delta Hopkinsville, Kentucky Scott L. Harper Zoology Alpha Tau Omega Madison, Indiana Sylvia A. Harrison Geography Greencastle, Indiana DeNise A. Harvey ZoologWMathematics - Hogate 7 Galveston, Indiana Kris A. Hayden - Religion - Sigma Nu Terre Haute, Indiana Susan 5. Hayden - Elementary Education - Pi Beta Phi Terre Haute, Indiana Janet M. Hayes Nursing - Kappa Alpha Theta Berwyn. Pennsylvania Susan E. Hays Economics - Alpha Phi - West Lafayette, Indiana Lynn A. Helvey - Elementary Education Kappa Kappa Gamma - leesburg. Indiana Nancy J. Hennette Elementary Education Hogate - West Terre Haute. Indiana Liz Henry Elementary Education Delta Gamma - Tustin, California Steven J. Herr - Economics - Phi Gamma Delta - Northbrook, Illinois Susan C. Hewlett ; Psychology 7 Hogate - Toledo. Ohio Ruth E. Hollenbach Music Hogate - Ames, Iowa Sarah J. Holtzman - Nursing - Alpha Chi Omega - Indianapolis. Indiana Joanne G. Horner - Art - Alpha Chi Omega Hanover, Indiana Kim F. Howard - Art Alpha Phi - Evansville, In. Todd J. Howell History - Bishop Roberts - lafayette, Indiana Linda J. Hoyt - ZoologWSpanish Delta Gamma Carmel. Indiana Laurie H. Huggett - Music Hogate - Baton Rouge, Louisiana Rolanda l. Hughes - Communications Delta Zeta - LaPorte. Indiana Mary E. Hulett Communications Hogate Ann Arbor, Michigan Judy L. Hurlbut - Economicsmomance Languages - Delta Gamma - Butler. Pennsylvania Brian C. Huse Classical Studies OIT - Pittsford, New York Craig H. Hutchison 7 Zoology 7 Beta Theta Pi 7 Streator, Illinois Douglas S. Hynden 7 Zoology 7 Phi Kappa Psi 7 Louisville. Kentucky Paul B. lsherwood Jr. 7 Psychology 7 Delta Kappa Epsilon 7 Beulah, Michigan Jeffrey H. Jacobs 7 Political Science 7 Delta Chi 7 Winnetka. Illinois Patricia B. James 7 Psychology 7 Delta Gamma 7 Lexington. Kentucky Philip A. Jankowski 7 Political Science 7 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 7 New Carlisle. Indiana Sarah R. Jewell 7 Psychology 7 Hogate 7 Johnson City. Tennessee Jill D. Jones 7 Communications 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Homewood. Illinois Peggy Joyce 7 Bacteriology 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Plymouth, Indiana Christine E. Kaeser 7 Nursing 7 Delta Delta Delta 7 Cincinnati, Ohio Terry J. Kaiser 7 English 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Etna Green, Indiana Kevin P. Kayser 7 Music Education 7 Greencastle, Indiana x Cheryl L. Keggan 7 Political Science 7 Alpha Omicron Pi 7 Dayton. Ohio Julia E. Kelly 7 English 7 Delta Delta Delta 7 Martinsville, Indiana Sara J. Keltsch 7 Political Science 7 Pi Beta Phi 7 Fort Wayne, Indiana Jeffrey R. Kennedy 7 Psychology 7 Phi Kappa Psi 7 Indianapolis. Indiana Linda A. Kern 7 Botany 7 Alpha Gamma Delta 7 Oakland. New Jersey Karen PV Kerwin 7 Art 7 Alpha Chi Omega 7 Barrington, Illinois Barbara J. Kieckhafer 7 Elementary Education 7 Pi Beta Phi 7 West Bend. Wisconsin Sarah J. Kile 7 Elementary Education 7 Delta Delta Delta 7 Galveston. Indiana Rex K. Kincaid 7 Mathematichducation 7 Lambda Chi Alpha 7 Greenwood. Indiana Kurt E. Kingseed 7 Mathematics 7 Phi Kappa Psi 7 Greentown. Indiana Barry L. Klipsch 7 Mathematics 7 Greencastle, Indiana Jayne E. Knobbe 7 History 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Granite City, Illinois I9l l92 Stephen H. Knodell 7 Communications 7 Delta Kappa Epsilon 7 Germantown, Indiana Randy N. Kord 7 Economics 5 Business 7 Longden 7 Indianapolis, Indiana David G. Kraemer 7 Elementary Education 7 Phi Kappa Psi 7 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania C. Robert Krebs 7 Economics 7 Phi Kappa Psi 7 Louisville, Kentucky David A. Krivoshia 7 Economics 7 Phi Delta Theta - Speedway, Indiana Kenneth J. Kubat 7 English Literature 7 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 7 Oregon, Illinois Ann H. Kuhl 7 Art 7 Jakarta Selatan, Indonesia Kristin L. Kuyk 7 Nursing 7 Pi Beta Phi 7 Chatham. New Jersey Michael R. Kuykendall - Psychology 7 Beta Theta Pi 7 Evansville, Indiana Jane E. Lambert 7 Elementary Education 7 Alpha Phi 7 Villa Park, California Kimberly J. Lamping 7 Nursing 7 Alpha Omicron Pi 7 Cincinnati, Ohio Connie S. Landis 7 English Compositicm 7 Delta Gamma 7 South Bend. Indiana Jane E. Lehman 7 French 7 Delta Delta Delta 7 louisville, Kentucky Norman H. Leonard - Botany 8 Bacteriology 7 Phi Gamma Delta 7 Indianapolis, Indiana Michael E. Lesniewski 7 Communications 7 Longden 7 South Bend, Indiana Kathy A. Lewis 7 Communications 7 Delta Gamma 7 New Port Richey, Florida Steven K. like 7 Economics 7 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 7 Wheatland, Indiana Vicki L. Lineback 7 Pre-Medicine 7 Alpha Phi 7 Russiaville. Indiana David S. Loar 7 English Composition 7 Sigma Nu 7 Richmond, Indiana Jeff A. Logan 7 Religion - Bishop Roberts 7 Lombard. Illinois Patricia A. Lopes 7 Economics 7 Delta Gamma 7 Carmel. Indiana Kim D. Lorentzen 7 Nursing 7 Atlanta, Georgia Elizabeth A. Loupee 7 Communications 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma - Birmingham. Michigan Lee A. Loving 7 Economicstathematics 7 Alpha Chi Omega - Wilmington, Ohio Marie M. Lowman 7 Mathematics 7 Alpha Gamma Delta 7 Fowler, Indiana Pamela J. Loy 7 Communciations 7 Delta Gamma 7 Somonauk, Illinois Robert S. Lukemeyer 7 Economics 7 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 7 Zionsville, Indiana Neil E. Lucas 7 Political Science 7 Sigma Nu 7 Linton. Indiana Claire J. Luecke 7 Nursing 7 Alpha Gamma Delta 7 Cincinnati, Ohio John H. Lyle Jr. 7 Applied Music 7 OIT 7 Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Susan A. MacDougall 7 Religion Music 7 Alpha Omicron Pi 7 lndianpolis, Indiana Kent D. Machgan 7 Economics E Business 7 Bishop Roberts 7 Fort Wayne. Indiana William D. Macklin 7 ZoologWChemistry 7 Phi Gamma Delta 7 Decatur. Indiana Andrew H. Madsen 7 Economics 7 Alpha Tau Omega 7 Birmingham, Michigan Karen L. Manges 7 Music Education 7 Delta Delta Delta 7 Greencastle. Indiana Steven L. Manges 7 Economics 7 Phi Delta Theta 7 Bremen, Indiana Gary C. Martin 7 Economics 7 Sigma Chi 7 Winnetka. Illinois Kathryn L. Martin 7 Economics 7 Hogate 7 Hebron. Indiana Nancy J. Martin 7 Art 7 Delta Gamma 7 Watseka. Illinois Patrice Martin 7 Nursing 7 Chicago. Illinois Cecilia A. Maron 7 Elementary Education 7 Pi Beta Phi 7 Tarzana, California Karol A. Mason 7 MathematicsEconomics 7 Delta Zeta 7 North Grafton. Michigan Chris D. Matchett 7 Political Science 7 OIT 7 Shelbyville. Indiana Abigail G. Mathers 7 Economics 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Winnetka. Illinois Kent B. McDiII 7 Communications 7 Delta Kappa Epsilon 7 Marengo, Illinois N. Angela McFarland 7 Botany 7 Hogate 7 Greencastle. Indiana Lisa K. Mclntire 7 Communications 7 Pi Beta Phi 7 Bloomington. Indiana Marcia McMichael 7 Political Scienchnglish Compsition 7 Alpha Gamma Delta 7 Pittsburgh. PA. l93 l94 Elisabeth C. Meeker - Zoology Pi Beta Phi - Winnetka, Illinois Sabinus A. Megwa - Economicholitical Science Longden - Chicago, Illinois William B. Melind - Zoology Delta Chi Munster, Indiana Michele E. Meregaglia - Art Alpha Tau Omega Portafino, Italy David W. Midkiff a Philosophy Bishop Roberts - West Chester. Ohio Michael K. Miles Economics Delta Chi Richmond, Indiana Jan D. Millard - Communications Delta Gamma 7 Federal Way. Washington Jeff R. Millard Zoology - Delta Kappa Epsilon - Cincinnati, Ohio Richard E. Mills ll - Psychology - Phi Kappa Psi Akron, Ohio Stephen J. Morris - Music Education - Longden Goshen. Indiana Mary Jo Morrison - Psychology Kappa Kappa Gamma - lawrenceburg, Indiana Barbara Moss Nursing Kappa Alpha Theta - Grand Blanc, Michigan Betty Jo Moss - Nursing Alpha Phi Midland, Michigan Diana Lynn Mueller - Zoology - Pi Beta Phi - Carmel, lndiana Joan P. Mullen - Elementary Education - Delta Delta Delta Chillicothe, Illinois Jeanene M. Murphy Music Hogate - Reynolds, Illinois Christopher C. Myers Psychology Sigma Chi Rome City. Indiana Kathryn A. Newhall - Music Bloomington, Illinois Brenda 5. Newton Nursing - Richmond. Indiana Melanie A. Nicklas - Communications - Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Valencia, Pennsylvania Susan L. Noling - Communications - Hogate Indianapolis. Indiana Diane M. Norman Political Science Delta Zeta Mt. Vernon, Indiana Pamela D. UConnell - History - Hogate Hartford City. Indiana Jill A. O'Daniel - Economics Delta Zeta - Fairfield, Illinois Kurt B. Ofer - Psychology Alpha Tau Omega 7 Evansville, Indiana N. Randolph Oliver Pre-Dental Phi Kappa Psi Kansas City. Missouri Mona S. O'Rear - Music - Hogate - Milford, Ohio James E. Osborne - History - Bishop Roberts - Attica, Indiana Jami M. Osborne - Sociology Alpha Phi - Fort Wayne. Indiana Cynthia .I. Osterdorf Bacteriology - Alpha Phi Forest Park, Ohio Jane L Ostrander French - Pi Beta Phi Ann Arbor, Michigan Marcia J. Owen 7 Economics - Delta Zeta - Northbrook, Illinois Kathy J. Pace Zoology Delta Delta Delta Tipton. Indiana Anne Page - Economics 8 Mathematics - Hogate Fayetteville, North Carolina Evan J. Parker Art lambda Chi Alpha Potomac. Maryland Karie R. Pasquini Nursing - Pi Beta Phi - Roselle. Illinois Helen l. Patterson English Composition - Delta Zeta - North Miami Beach, Florida William D. Pendl Economics Phi Kappa Psi - Terrace Park, Ohio Carrie E. Phillips - Psychology Alpha Phi - Deerfield, Illinois , Douglas C. Phillips - Psychology - Phi Kappa Psi Indianapolis, Indiana Katherine A. Phillips - Spanish - Hogate Evansville, Indiana David S. Pickard Mathematics - Lambda Chi Alpha Indianapolis, Indiana Nancy L Pollock English - Delta Delta Delta Milwaukee. Wisconsin Carol Porter - Anthropology Alpha Phi - Aurora, Illinois Sherri L. Price Art Hogate Louisville. Kentucky Nicolas M. Priscu -- Zoology Bishop Roberts Smithtown, New York Theresa L. Prothero Economics Alpha Phi Springfield. Illinois A. Yvonne Ouarles - Elementary Education - Delta Gamma Wassenaar. Netherlands I95 I96 Gary L. Ray 7 Pre-Medicine 7 Beta Theta Pi 7 Madeira, Ohio Catherine A. Regan 7 Communications 7 Delta Gamma 7 Hoopeston, Illinois linda E. Reynolds 7 Communications 7 Delta Gamma 7 Bronxville, New York Michael D. kicks 7 History 7 Phi Gamma Delta 7 Hopkinsville, Kentucky Scott A. Ritchie 7 Psychology 7 Lambda Chi Alpha 7 Madison, Wisconsin Carol J. Ritschard 7 Nursing 7 Alpha Omicron Pi 7 Mishawaka, Indiana Sheryl E. Roberts 7 Elementary Education 7 Kappa Alpha Theta 7 Indianapolis, Indiana Kathy J. Romack 7 Psychology 7 Hogate 7 Morristown, Indiana Randall L Romero 7 Psychology 7 Phi Kappa Psi 7 Auburn, Indiana Wendee A. Recs 7 Zoology 7 Delta Delta Delta 7 Elmwood Park, Illinois David B. Rose 7 Psychology 7Lambda Chi Alpha 7 Rensselaer, Indiana Marshall L. Ross 7 Zoology 7 Phi Delta Theta 7 Orlando, Florida Scott F. Russell 7 History 7 Sigma Chi 7 Atlanta. Georgia Jayne A. Salmon 7 Nursing 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Terre Haute, Indiana Christian E. Sampson 7 Zoology 7 Alpha Tau Omega 7 Concord, Massachusettes Wayne A. Sayre 7 Religion 7 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 7 Owensboro, Kentucky April L. Scarpelli 7 Zoology 7 Delta Delta Delta 7 Evanston, Illinois Timothy B. Scharrer 7 Economics 7 Sigma Chi 7 Kettering, Ohio Connie H. Scholfield 7 English Literature 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Wausau. Wisconsin Cheryl A. Shaw 7 PhysicVMathematics 7 Delta Delta Delta - Uniopolis, Ohio Ann M. Short 7 Elementary Education 7 Delta Delta Delta 7 St. Louis, Missouri Thomas J. Smar 7 Political Science 7 Delta Kappa Epsilon 7 Merrillville. Indiana Deborah L Smith 7 BotanWBacteriology 7 Alpha Phi 7 Hamilton, Ohio Donald S. Smith 7 Communications 7 Phi Kappa Psi 7 Louisville, Kentucky Larry C. Spears 7 English Literature 7 Bishop Roberts 7 Fountaintown. Indiana Martha S. Spencer 7 Music Education 7 Alpha Chi Omega 7 North Manchester, Indiana Donna J. Sprauge 7 Psychology 7 Hogate 7 Lima, Ohio Terence W. Starkey 7 Economics 7 Sigma Chi 7 Covington, Indiana Laura K. Steinem 7 Nursing 7 Delta Delta Delta 7 Connersville. Indiana Jeffery J. Stengel 7 Economics 7 Sigma Chi 7 Decatur, Illinois Gerianne M. Stevenson 7 Mathematics 7 Delta Delta Delta 7 St. Johns, Michigan Kim J. Stewart 7 Economics 7 Delta Upsilon 7 Albion, Illinois Michael G. Stout 7 Economics 7 Delta Chi 7 Indianapolis, Indiana Patricia A. Strauss 7 Economics 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Manchester. Indiana Susan M. Suckow 7 Elementary Education 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Lake Bluff. Illinois Jeffery A. Sumner 7 English Literature 7 Lambda Chi Alpha 7 St. Louis, Missouri Glenda K. Swalley 7 Psychology 7 Alpha Gamma Delta 7 Indianapolis, Indiana John W. Synko 7 Psychology 7 Sigma Nu 7 Hammond, Indiana Tantse B. Tagne 7 Economics 7 OlT 7 Sangmelim, Cameroon . Bruce T. Taubensee 7 Communications 7 Sigma Nu 7 lake Forest, Illinois Barbara K. Taylor 7 Nursing 7 Alpha Omicron Pi 7 Decatur, Illinois Rebecca J. Taylor 7 Art 7 Hogate 7 Shelbyville, Indiana Susan K. Taylor 7 Nursing 7 Alpha Omicron Pi 7 Gas City, Indiana Georganna Thatcher 7 Nursing 7 Westfield, Indiana Melanie K. Thexton 7 Economics 7 Kappa Kappa Gamma 7 Fort Wayne. Indiana David C. Thomas 7 Zoology 7 Delta Kappa Epsilon 7 Cincinnati. Ohio Christine L. Thompson 7 Political Science 7 Hogate 7 Gaston, Indiana Jill B. Thompson 7 Nursing 7 Pi Beta Phi 7 Winchester, Indiana l97 l98 Kerry L. Tracy - Political Science - Delta Zeta Hammond. Indiana Louanndreas M.N. Tribus - French Hogate - Brookline, Massachusettes Debby Triebel - Elementary Education Kappa Alpha Theta - Peoria, Illinois Scott J. Troeger - History Phi Gamma Delta - South Bend, Indiana Kevin W. Thomas - Chemistry Delta Kappa Epsilon - Indianapolis. Indiana Sharon K Thomas - MusiqSociology - Hogate Greencastle. Indiana Nancy A. Turocy - Zoology Alpha Chi Omega - Campbe , Ohio Jamie T. Tyson Spanish - Kappa Kappa Gamma a Columbus, Ohio Dave M. Underwood Economics Lambda Chi Alpha - Champaign, Illinois Shanna K. Underwood g Elementary Education - Alpha Phi - Lafayette. Indiana ' M. Gabrielle Vanderbosch - Psychology - Alpha Chi Omega - Wilmette, Illinois Paul Van Every - History Phi Delta Theta - Muncie, Indiana Randall H. Veatch - Economics Sigma Chi - Deerfield. Illinois Ellen J. Vogel - Mathematics Delta Zeta Mt. Vernon, Indiana Rudy F. Vogt lll - Geology Lambda Chi Alpha - Louisville. Kentucky Leonard Wadewitz Russian Longden - Fort Wayne, Indiana Sandra D. Wagner - Communications - Alpha Omicron Pi - Wheaton. Illinois David M. Walker Mathematics - Delta Kappa Epsilon - West Hartford, Connecticut Marsha A. Walthers Nursing Brookville, Indiana Gretchen L. Warner - ArVArt History - Delta Zeta - Munster. Indiana Robert C. Warren Economics - Phi Delta Theta - Chicago. Illinois Stacey A. Warren Music Education - Kappa Alpha Theta Crawfordsville, Indiana Steven C. Ward - Political Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Pittsford, New York Daniel K. Webster Zoology Lambda Chi Alpha - Goshen. Indiana Helen M. Weeks - Elementary Education - Delta Delta Delta - Kenilworth, Illinois Nancy J. Wegener Elementary Education Delta Gamma Alton. Illinois Suzy Weidenbaum - English literature Alpha Phi St. Louis, Missouri Ronald E. Weiland - Zoology - Sigma Chi -- Orland Park. Illinois Richard A. Weinheimer English Composition Alpha Tau Omega -- Indianapolis, Indiana Janie D. Welborn - Elementary Education Alpha Phi Brazil, Indiana linda M. White - MathematicVSociology Alpha Chi Omega St. Louis. Missouri Cynthia A. Whiting - Communications - Kappa Kappa Gamma - Fort Wayne. Indiana Thierry H. Wilbrandt - Zoology Alpha Tau Omega Indianapolis, Indiana Robert D. Wildman - Elementary Education - Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Washington. Indiana James S. Wilkins - History - Sigma Alpha Epsilon - North Canton. Ohio Amy Wilson - Music OIT - Naperville, Illinois Melinda S. Wilson - Communications Delta Gamma - Bluffton, Indiana Tom A. Wiseman - History - Sigma Nu Cincinnati, Ohio Jody L. Witherspoon - Bacteriology - Alpha Chi Omega Garrett, Indiana ' Kenneth S. Wittenberg Economics - Sigma Nu - Portage, Indiana Deborah E. Wooden - Psychology Kappa Kappa Gamma Martinsville, Indiana Mary C. Woolling Nursing - Kappa Alpha Theta ; Indianapolis, Indiana Deborah D. Yeley A Economics Alpha Gamma Delta Elizabethtown. Indiana Christina J. Younce - Music Education Delta Gamma - Indianapolis. Indiana Angela F. Young Education Hogate - Gary. Indiana Steven L. Yount - English Literature - Sigma Alpha Epsilon Franklin. Indiana Kay E. Zimmerman Sociology - Delta Zeta Muncie, Indiana l99 Richard A. Bittles Economics - OIT Greencastle. Indiana Mary K. Daeschner - Nursing - Kappa Kappa Gamma Birmingham, Michigan Kimberly A. Funk - Botany - Hogate Oswego, Illinois Kay M. Emling - Nursing Appleton, Wisconsin Kathy J. Hungness - Nursing - Sheldon, Illinois Karen R. Kirby - Nursing - Greensburg, Indiana Laura L. Wilhelm - Zoology - Delta Delta Delta Ada, Ohio w, i I Administration And Faculty , ? y, I Mary Stubb, University Chaplain Patrick Aikman, Director of $ Public Relations Ted Katula, Student Union Director Fred Saunders, Director of Devel- opment 202 Art Ray H. French. Robert Kingsley. Not pictured: David Herrold. William Meehan. W. Preston Adams, HowardR. Youse, Robert I. Fletcher. James E. George, Eugene P. Schwartz, John A. Rick- etts. Donald J. Cook. Not pictured: John W. McFar- land. 203 Classical Studies Brandt N. Steele, Edwin L. Minar. Not pictured: Peggy Gilmer. Back row: James F. Elrod. Larry 6. Sutton, John R. Bitmer; Front row: Robert 0. Weiss, William Jurma, Judith Kelly. ' Robert D. Loring. Katherine Bridges. James A. Madison, Dan A. Sullivan. Economics And Business Back row: Fred F. Silander, Gary lemon, Gustaf R. Carlson, HJDavid Maloney, Alan E. Pankratz. Gerald E. Warren, Ralph Gray. Stanley Warren, Mildred Wills, Ned B. McPhail, Roy l. Swihart. Judith Rayborn. Back row: Dan Bronson, Keith M. Opdahl, Fred N. Nelson; Middle row: Harold M. Garriott. Thomas A. Emery, Raymond E. Mizen Front row: Fredrick l. Bergmann. Arthur W. Shumaker, Cynthia Cornell. Not pictured: Robert P. Sedlack. Walker Gilmer, William Cavanaugh. Clem Williams, Christena Biggs. ' iiIIIIuH-anaaaaas 'n:i.':::::::::::::u:! Edward E. Mayer. Glenn E. Welliver, Darryl E. Gibson. Cornelius van Zwoll. Back row: John E. lamphear, Stanley Caine. John J. Baughman; Front row: James 1.. Cooper, John B. Wilson. Clifton J. Philips. Back row: John R. Anderson, John Merrill, Robert J. Thomas, Clinton Gass, Louis Smogor. Joseph Corbutt; Front row: Underwood Dudley. Carl Singer. Back row: Orcenith Smith, John R. Sox. Robert Thomas, Arthur Carkeek. Robert Grocock. Daniel Hanna. Walter Schwede. Stanley Irwin; Front row: Claude Cymerman, Eunice Wilcox. Bernice Grubb, Alice Hopper, Cassel Grubb, Glen Sherman. Not pictured: Donald White, Herman Berg. 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Indiana Greencastle. Indiana 46l35 653-556 Dodge, Dodge Trucks, Chrysler, Plymouth Eiters Flowers l7 South Vine Phone 653-3I7l Editor: Chris Boeke Managing Editor: Meg Kissinger t ! E auw News Editor: John Faulkner Copy Editor: John Taylor . , Assistant News Editor: Mark Kollar Indlana 5 OIdQSt Business Manager: Jim Park College Newspaper Photo Editor: Karl Steiner Arts Editor: Julia Kelly Serving Students, Faculty, Sports Editor: Dave Mull Alumni, Parents and Primds Production Manager: Debbie Frick S'me I852 Advertising Manager: Dave Bennett Cartoonist: Mark Alexander PATRONS . . . Our Special Thanks Mr. 8 Mrs. Geo. E. Ailen Mr. 8 Mrs. Edward Ariington Dr. 8 Mrs. ML Bailey Kurt J. Bergmann Marion E. Bruck Charles Carey James T. Carney Dr. 8 Mrs. Melvin M. Chertack Pauline Coday Dr. David P. Cooley Dr. 8 Mrs. Geo. Crickard James W. Emison Mr. 8 Mrs. John D. Fetters Mr. 8 Mrs. Lawrence W. Ford Mr. 8 Mrs. Chas. L. Grannon Mr. 8 Mrs. W.C. Hannah Mr. 8 Mrs. Themas W. 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Elizabeth Anderson 111 Ealon. Ladonna Ann 69 Eckharl. Marianne 97 Edgeworth. Margaret Anne 79 Edwards. Victoria Jean 44 Eganhoute. Jon C. 65 Eger. Tonda Maree 79 Egnor. James William 65 Ehman. Julie Janet 99 Eichhclxz. Eric Hugh 117, 151 Eisznberg. Jodi Elise 83 Ekenga. Onyegbula A 119 Eldredge. Patricia .1111 97 Elizondo. Beatrice 81 Ellinwood. Steven Penn 127 Elliott. Richard Hamilton 91 Elli 1. Stephen Paul 65 Ellis. Dennis Lee 67 Ellis. Thomas Holmn 93. 177 Elson. Maragrex Ann 44. 187 Emerson, Beth Ann 109 Emison. Janet Kalb 197 Emling. Kay Marie 44. 2CD Emmerl. Nancy Lynne 187 Enander. Katherine Ann 109 Engel. Bradford Charles 115 Englzharl. Sarah Marie 121 Enneking. Nancy Ann 81 Enrica. Dorothy Joanna 77 Ensing. Gregory John 95 Ensor. Cynthia Ann 87. I87 Emz. Margaret Laurie 111. 187 Erny. Jeffrey David 113 Erwin. Dennis Ray 103 Estes. Thomas Lovell 93 Ener. Craig Alan I27. I87 Evans, Julia Ann 71 Evans. Laura Elizabeth 44 Everard, John Douglas 119 Everard. Pamela Ann 109. 188 Ewing. Susan Michele 69 Faber. Kimberly Anne Ill Faber. Sue Ann 97. 187 Faires. Kurt Jeffrey 93 Falb. Rebecca Ann 121 Faller. Lyn Michele 71 Faris. Thomas Paul 115 Farris, Nancy Ann 87 Farris. Robert Anhur 117 Farro. Gerald Michael 95 Farrow. Brenda Ann 69 Falrow. Richard Har1an 65 Faulkner, James C. 65 Faulkner. John Wilkinson 103. 176, I79 Fawcen. Eadie Ann 77. I79 Feil, Kimberly Lynn 77. 158. 179 Fencik. Thomas Scott 95 Ferguson. Margaret Joan 109 Fernandez. Maria Mercedes 75 Ferrell. Jeffrey Carl 105 Ferraro. Suszn Louise 59 Ferrill, Shannan Patricia 109. 188 Ferrini. Perry Louis 91 Feller. Joan Ellen 73 Feuers. John David 103. 181 Fields, Mark Robert 67 Fight. Leslie 79 Figler. Carol Ann 111 Finkle. Debra Sue 85 Finks. Thomas O. 123 Finks. Timothy M. 123 Finney. Susan Marks 121 Finstad. Linen: Arloine 85. 188 Fins. George Dwayne 65 Fitzgerald. Kimberlee B. 121 Filzgerdd. Michae1 J. 119. 188 Fitzgerald. Mithael John 95 Fitzpatrick. Robert LeRay 101 Fixzsimmans. Douglas M. 95 Fivecoate. Sharon 85. 188 Fleck. Randolph Peter 65. 188 Fleming, Mary Calha'ine 89. 188 Fleming. Theodore Walter 123 Fletcher. Charles Preston 91 Flickinger. Ann landis 73 Florian. Anton George 113. 183 Flye. Barbara Joan 77 Flye. Janice Lynn 73 Flynn. Jeffrey Paul 119 Foley. Catherine Ann 121 Foley. Donna Lynn 107 Fans. Kesler Li-Jcn 67 Fontaine. Jeffrey Davld 188 Foole, William Bradford 67 Ford. JcAnn Christine 69. 188 Ford. Lloyd Ware. Jr. 113. 188 Fortune. Lisabeth 109, 188 Foner. James Eugene 91 Foster. Lesley Ann 69 Foster. Steven II7 Fowler. Mark Allen 95. I72 Fowler. Yeresa Fahrney 44. 188 Fox. Carole Lynn 111. 162 Foxwell. Charles Walden I23. 188 Foxx. Sandra Lou 69, 188 Fraley. Joan Ellen 121. 188 Frank. Nancy Elizabeth 69 Frank. Pamalee 69 234 Frazer. Mark Eugene ll7. ISB Frazier, Thoma: Lorrin 55 Fredbeck. Eric Wilson I23 Fredrick. Gail Gene 59. I83 Freeby. Leslie Lynn 89. IS! Freyer. David Robert 65 Frick, Debra Elizabeth 68 Frick. Kennexh Richard Id. 188 Friedrich, Patricia Ellen 69 Friar. Jennifer Francis SI. I7 Frisch. Jil Alizabelh 75 Fritz. Arnold Herbert II5 Fritz. Frederick Charles I23 Froehlich. James Allen 95 Frybort. John Paul 57 Funk. Carol Ann 85 Funk. James Edward 9I Funk. Kimberly Ann 69. 200 Gai. Baboucar Bala I89 Galbrelh. Marta Jo I07 Gallant. Katherine Ann 97. I89 Gallion. Susan Jane 75 Gamble. Elizabeth Ann 77. ISO Gamble. Steven Wayne I13 Gallii. Jeffery Clark II3 Garber. Nancy Ellen 79. ISI Gardner. Elizabeth Anne 83 Gardner. Leah Leslie 69 Garrison. Vicki Lee III Garriry, Janet Frances 77 Gau. James Alan 65 Gates. James Roentgen 93 Gates. Lucinda Ann l2l Gates. Mary lynn 97 Gates. Sheridan III Gattman. Gregory Beach I27 Gaughan. Vincent MichaeI 95 Gavin, Kevin Paul I03 Gee. Kimberly Elizabeth 7I Geiger. George Robert 65 Geoghegan. Waller 8,. III 93, I47 Gerhardt, Richard Paul 95 Germany, Sarah Reed 44 Gibson. Sherri lynn 69 Gibson. Tracy Anne 99 Gilbert. Victoria Leigh 44. l89 GiIberIson. Susan Kay 89. l89 Gillespie. Loti Lynn 79 Gillian. Claude Douglas 5 Giliet. Elizabeth Ann SI Gihnore, James Garvey. Jr. n9 Gipwn. Robert Hull. Jr. l27 Gus. Linda Ann 99 Gan. Pauh Jo 97 Glaxsman. Steve Wayne II7. l89 Glezen. Sad: Beth 83 , Glogaza. Phillip Andrew 65 Glover. Martha Anne I07 Giover. Mary Jane 107, l89 Gable. Nancy Bosworth Gocbd. Jane Ellen DI Goebel. Mark Carlyle 95 Goeke. John Morris 9I Goeltle. Margaret Elese 85 Goldman. Bradtord leray IOS Golightly, Marica Diane l09. l89 Golitz. John Theodore. Jr. II9 Gollermann. David Scott 7, l89 Goodwillie. Patricia E. 83. I89 Goodyean Pamela Sue 44 German. Thomas Yuille. Jr. 103 Gorrell. Patricia Sue 8!. I72 Goa. Joseph Allen 65. l99 Gough, David Earl Gould. Eli Walter 189 Gourieux. Lisa Carole 79 Gracanin. Ludmila Maria D7 Graham. Geoffrey William 9i Graham. Leslie Bauman 67 Graham. Mark Bryan 91 Graham. Nikki Jo 79 Gral. David Phillip I29 Grannon. Mark William 67. l89 Gram. David Marlz II9 Gusto. Frank Peter 9l Graves. Bernard James. Jr. l2! Gray. Alma lynne 8! Gray, Elizabeth Ann 97 Gray. Richard Scott 93 Gray, Virginia Carolyn 75 Greaves. Donald C.. Jr. ll9 Green. Julle Diane 22. 35 Green. Kathleen 89 Green. Mark David 67 Greene. Elizabeth Anne III, l65 Gram. Robert Warren IO5 Greenwood. Greg Thoma: Gregory. Susan Grace 89 Gregory. Terri Ann 09 Gregton, Ann Adele 69 Gregson. Beth Elaine 69 Griggs. Bruce James 67 Grimm, Mark Herbert K6, l89 Grimer. Karen Lee 83 Grossman. James Lowell 55 Gruianac. Ingrid linda 22. 83. 189 Guest. Aimee Jane 83. l89 Guild. John Kent, Jr. 93 Gutammh. Beverly Jean III Guthrie, Kent Andrew 10: Gutman, David Paul Ia Haas. Melinda Sue 77 Haake, Jeffrey Louis 95 Haake. Nina Marie 69 Haas, Mary Caroline SI Haber, Kenneth Mehard. lll IOB Hack. Deborah. Ann 79 Hader, Priscilla Mary 77 Hadley. Dean Curtis D7. ISS. l69 Haggerly, Fred Emmett. Jr. Hague, Catherine Louixe 87 Haines. Lynda Joy 69 Haincs. Milinda Susan 97 Hake, EIizabeuh Louise 44 Haldrup. Andrew Sigurd K5 Hall. Helen Alyi DI. l89 Hall. Jame: Alva DS Hallgren. Jeffrey David I03. I48 Halter, Cynthia Joan III. l89 Hamilton. Angela Rene 97 Hamilton, Jane Elizabeth 77 Hamilton. Scott Lane IO! Hammerling. Judith Ann 89 Hammond. Gregory Dean 65. l89 Hammond. Jirrell Bruce I25. I89 Hancock. Stephen Carey 7. l52. I90 Hankinwn, Naomi 69 Hanlcy. Tara Jane 87 Hannah. Melinda Ann I09 Ham. Ruth Ellen Hansen, Nick 67 Harcourt. Katherine S. 39. l89 Hardcanle. Jeffrey Lee DB Hardin. Dianne Lucille 85 Hardin. Scott Gregory 189 Hare, Bradey Howard I03 Harlor. David Lyle Harper, Scot lee 9l. I90 Harrell. Samuel Delargy 103 Harrell. Sheree Ann 87 Harris. Kenneth Carl I27. I89 Harril, Stephen Philip IB Harriwn. Edith Theresa 87 Harrison, Jueph H.. Jr. 93 Harrison. Syliva Ann I90 Harrop. Louise Dunn 44 Hart. Ann 77 Hart, Holiday Ann 83. 58 Han. James Woodward I25 Han. Maurice D., Ill 67 Harlsell. Janelle Lisa 73 Harvey, Carolyn Jeannette 7I Harvey, DeNiie Ann 69. l89 Hatkell, Helga Jody 85 Haskim, Valerie Ann D7 Hahn. Daniel Joseph 93 Hatchen, William Henry 65 Hatfield. Tammy J0 69. I45 Hawley, Marian Theme 77 Hayden. Kris Alan I90 Hayden. Susan A. Showalta' I90 Hayes. Jane! Martha 44. BO Hayes. Lao Patrick 9! Haynes. Susan Lynn 44 Hayx. Susan Elizab'eth 89, I90 Hayward, Dana Beardsley 67 Hazlewood, Richard Warren 67 Heats . Christopher Lynn II9 Heck, Jeffrey Wayne IN. 138 Heezer. Kimberly Ann sI Heffernan, Keily Jame: I23 Heick. Cum Alan II5 Heinrich. Jame: leroy I0 Heite. kff Howard 93 Hellmann. Mary Philomena 99 Hellmich. David Michael 93 Hellmich. Thomas Robert 93 Helmen. Mary Elizabeth I09 Helmen. Melinda Louiie 44 Hclvey, Lynn Ann III. I90 Henderson. Audrey Ann 09 Henderson. Scott Kevin 93 Henderson. Todd Richard D7 Hendricks. Paula Adam: 79 chdrickson. Lin Amene 79 Hendrickson, Richard E. 3 Henn. Michael Clay 7 Henneberry. Katharine E. 87 Hermetic. Nancy Jean 69. 790 Henning. Eric Anders 9! chning. Sally Joanne lll Henry. Mary Elizabeth 99. I90 Hensley. Natalie Dawn 85 Harden Lynn Ann 89 Hermeling. Paul Franklin l25. 138 Herr. Steven James II7. I90 Hen. Andrew Michael 67 Hess, Joan Elaine 69 Hesson. Linda Christine 81 Hellage. Charles Kenna Il3 Hauler. Ronald James 3. l63 Heuss. Jerilyn Sue I37, I63 Hewlett. Susan Claire 69. I90 Heyde. David Boswell I13 Heyman. James Edward 5 Higgins. Ann Frances D7 Hilgey. Michael Brent 9! Hill. Alan Preston 67 Hill. Christopher Curl I03 Hill. Geoffrey Thomas 95 Hill. Gu: Carlton. Ill Hilling. Terry lee ll7 Hillman, Thomas Charles I03 Hime. Scott Allen ll! Hinding, Steven William 93 Hinkle. Deborah Ruth 73 Hintz. Kimberley A. 97 Hirschman. Joan 97 Hirvela. Diane Elizabelh I21 Hixon, John David 9I Hobler, Peter Wells I03 Hochriem. Cathy Ann 99 Hodge. Jeffrey Laurence 93 Hodshire. Judith Irene 7I Hodshire. Nancy Adele 69 Hoenig. Teresa Grace l2! Hoenig, William James IIS Hoff. Mark N. I23 Huffman, Dawn Marie SI Hoffman. Frank Albert 93 Hoffman. Marcy Jane 69 Hoffmann. Dawn Kiilani 69 Hohlfelder. Carol M. 75 Holbrook. Kim 44 Holland. Laura Carol DI Hollenbach. Ruth Esther 790 Hollenbeck, Nancy Sue IO9 Holliday. Matthew S. Di. I49 Hoilis. Melissa Brooke m Halkzws. Cynthia Ann 7l Holmes. David Lowden Helmet. Juliana 79 Holmes. Linda lee 69 Haltz, Jane: Ann DI Holuman. lenniler Lou 44 Holkzman. Sarah Jo 44. I90 Holzhauer. Gregory lynn ll! Homan. Carol Amy 69 Hoolman. Beth Ellen 79 Hoover. Cynthia Katherine 73. ISI Hoover. Herb leie 9 Hoover. John Alan IDS Hopkim. Timothy David '03 Hoppenueadt. James F. 5 Horkins. Renee Diane 44 Horn. Kevin Willis l03 Horn. Sheila Jean 75 Horn. Susan Harriett 77 Hornet. Joanne Gail 85, I90 Horstmann. Suxan E. 8l Horton. Juliet Radcliffe IO. Ill Horton. Robert Car! 65 Hmking. Gary Ruben 93 Hosking. Mark Edwin 93, 763 Hotopp. Steven Michael 9I Howard. Kim Forster 89. I90 Howe. Peter Douglas 7 Howell. Todd Jesse 65. l90 Hoyt. Linda Jayne 99, I90 Huber. Pamela Jean K77 Hubert, Kathryn Jean 89 Hucek. Marybeth Louise 83 Huddleston. Holly Faith 77 Huggctt. Laurie Helen 69. I90 Hughes. Roland: Lee I90 Hale . Mary Elizabeth 69. I90 Huls. Barbara Louise 69 Hulse. Debra Lynne 89 Hume. Jame: Clay K! Hungneu. Kathy Jean 44. 200 Hunt. Barbara Gaddis 44 Hunter. Becky Sue 7l Hunter. Elizabeth Sue l2l Hunter. Melina Ann IO9 Hurlsul. Judy lynn 99 Huru. Barbara Lisa DI. I90 Husain. David Daniel 9l Huse. Brian Cclpim I90 Hutchinson. Annemarie 69 Hutchinson. Craig Hill 93. m Hynden. Douglas Scan 9, I90 Hynden. Eric Joel 9 lddins. James Mabry 67 lngersoll. John 5.. Jr. 9i Inglis. Carole Elaine 85 lnlow, Mark Herberl ll! Iorio. Craig Steven I27. 138 Irwin, John William 9 Isenhart. Carl Eugene 67 lsherwoad. Paul Bruce, Jr. 1C4. I90 lsley, Brian Jay 65 Inner. Harry Curtis. Jr. I03 lvey. Robert Thomas 9I lvey. Sharon Elizabeth 75 Ivy. Ligeia Ruth 77 lwans, Carolyn Marie 85 lzard. lmi Louise 8l Jacks. Patricia Lee 69 Jackson. Jacob Robert l23 Jackson. Lynn Ann 89 Jackson, Richard Gregg IOI Jacob; Jeffrey Harry 95. ISO Jacobs. Mary Beth 79 Jacobs. Patricia Sue 89 James. Patricia Brown 99, l90 James. Todd Durand Di Jami5eon. Julie Ann 99 Jameky. Mark Edward l23 Jankowski. Philip Anthony Ill, :90 Jeffers. George. Jr. IOS Jelesky. Richard Victor 93 Jenkins. David Joseph IOZ Jenkins. Leslie Ann 7l Jenkinson. Nancy Anne 99 Jenks. Teresa Lynn 89 Jenningt. Kathryn Lynn 83. 11. l59. I78 Jensen. Patricia Geralyn SI Jepson, Douglas Weir ll5 Jewell. Sarah Reed 69. ISO Joeslen. Brian Robert 67 Johnwn. Anne Louise I2! Johnwn. Brian Steven 65 Johnson. Candace Jean BI Johnwn. Joseph Brian l25 Johnwn. Julee Lynn 79 Johnson. Lawrence Craig 67 Johnson, Linda Sue 707 Johnxon. Martha Lynn 44 Johnson, Mary Katherine 83 Johnwn. Mary Kalhryan 8I Johnson. Tracey Louise 77 Johnson. Wendy ten 99 Johnuon. Douglas Evan IB Janet. Amy Brimon I09 Janet. Catherine Anne 73 Jones. Jeffrey Donald 05 Jones. Jill Diane Ill. I90 Jones. Linda Lee 99 Jones. Maurie Elaine 85 Jones. Richard Scan 7 Jones. Sara Ann 69 Jotdan. Sheila Lynne IO7 Joyce, Mary Margaret Ill Judkins. Jane Ann 97 Jung. Nancy Clare 69 Jnratich. Helene Mai: 44 Kaczynski. Pamela Anne 1C9 Kaeter. Criitine Ellen 44. BI Kagel. George Constantine I05 Kaiser. Terry Jean III. l9l Kane, John Edward, Ill 67 Kane. Webb Kenneth 67 Kasemeyer. Deborah Lynn DI Kasey. Kevin Michael 65 Kast. Ann 73 Katula. Robert lee 65 Kaufman. Richard Bernard Ia Kaufman, Sandra Lee 69 Kaym. Kevin Patrick I9I Keeley. Phillip McCarthy 65 Keggan. Cheryl lynn 87. BI Keilh. Carter Ogden I03 Keilh. Julia Diane 7l Kell. Michael DcWayne 65 Keller. Douglas Patrick l03 Keller, Hizabeth Helen 69 KeHey. Kimberley Ann 79 Kelley. Mark Richard 95 Kellogg. Julie Margaret 77 Kelly. Cynthia 7I Kelly. Julia Elaine l9l Kelly. Robert Dean 65 Keltsch. Sara Jennifer l9l Kemp, Guido Charles IOS Kendall. Jetfrey Gerald 7 Kennedy. Brooke King 7! Kennedy. Jeffrey Roush Il9, l9I Kennedy. Mary Ellen Ill, l63 Kepchar, Mark Willlam 65 Kermes, Suzanne 71 Kern, Deirdre Anne 69 Kern. inda Ann 85. I9l Kerwin. Karen Patricia 83. I9! Kesler. John Cillford I23 Kieckhafer. Barbara Jean DI, I91 Kieffer. Jeanne Renee 97 Kile. Sarah Jane 97, l9l Kilgus. Teresa Lynn l09, I70 KiIIham. Kimberley 69 kilpalrick, Rita Tyson Kincaid. Rex Kevin IIS. l9l King. Joseph Russell I27 King. Lu Carole 97. I60 King. Michel Jweph I27 Kingwed. Kurt Edward 9, Bl Kinney. Keith Allen 93 Kinsey, Daniel Bryant 9 Kintey. Pamela Yvonne I09 Kinzie, Jan Jordan I23 Kirby. Karen Rene 44. ID Kirkpatrick. Lu Ann 75 Kisiee, James Michael 65 Kilaiima. Yuko 69 Kilzinger, Kirk Robert I03, I48 Klarer, Connance Irene 85 Klayer. Kathleen Ann 73 Kleinschmidt, Thomas R. l15 Klzysteuber. Carol N. 7l Klinger. Kim Elizabeth 75 Klipxh. Barry Lynn I9! Kloppenburg. Mary R. Ill Kluever. David Charles l25 Knighl. Bright 83 Knight. Nancy Ann 69 Knobbe. Jayne Elizabeth Ill, l9! Knodell. Stephen Hunter I91 Koch. Kathryn Stua'l 77 Koehlinger. Leslie Ruth l09 Koehlinger. Mark Richard 5 Koenig, Susan I07 Koepper. Kevin Patrick I05 Kollar. Mark Patrick I03. I79 Kokukus. Daniel Patrick 65 Konovsky. Robert E.. Jr. Koop. Robert Scan 9! Korb. Daniel F.. Jr. 9l Kurd, Randy Neal 67. I92 Kostamim, Slamatula 73 Koxyak. Minhael Eugene ll3 Kraemer. David George 9. I92 Kramer. Paula Jean 75 Kraut. Jaymie Louise 8! Krcbt. Clarence Robert 9. I92 Krebx, David Ralph 93 Krebs. Nancy Ruth 79 Kreisher. Karla Sue 77 Kriebel. Gary William 9 Krivach. June Denise 22. 33 .Krivoshia. David Adam 5. I92 Krueckeberg. Carolyn Jane 97 Krueger. Jere Fruth ll7 Kruger. Mark Robert 103 Krumpelman, John Jeffrey 95 Krumpclrnan, Susan Lee 83 Krupchak. Devery John I25 Kubat. Kenneth James l23. l92 Kubec. Carolyn Ann 44 Kuhl. Ann Hopkins 79. I92 Kuhl. Joan Neuhaus 77 Kuhn. Marguerine Hope 89 Kummclh. Danna Eileen SI Kurtz, Kathleen Marie 85 Kuyk. Kristin Lee I92 Kuykendall. Michael Ray 93. '92 Kyle. Robert Frank D7 Latina. Michael Joseph 67 Laffeny. Beth Alana 69 Lahre. Steve Eugene 95 Laleike. Mark Philip I03 Lamb, Lori Ann 75 Lambert. David Edward HS Lambert. Jane Elizabeth 89. I92 Lambur. Laura Maire 75 Lamping. Kimberly Jo 44 lancaner. Ann Margaret Ill land, Beatrice Anne SI Landeck. Doloret Cecile 7l Landit, Connle Sue 99, I92 Lang. Samuel John. Ill 05 Langston. Carlson Tray 65 Langston. laura Hunt 99 Lanham. Kyle Edward 93 Lanier. Parker Wayne l23 Lankford. Gary Kent la Laparl. Suzanne Marie 85 Larew. Sandra Lee 44 LaRocca. Thereue Ann I09 Larsen, Richard Allan I05 Larson. Kimberly Ann 79 Larson. Richard John 95 Laughlin. laura Louise 73, 166 Law. Cynthia Jean 79 lawson, Kirk William 67 Lawson. Timothy Aaron 65 layden. Rita Jean 44 Leahy. Brian Jay I05 LeBlanc. Gary Philip 65 lee, Kevin Patrick 9I leedy. Carolyn Jean 44 Lefevre. Catharine Anne 79 Lefevre. Lisa Ann 69 Lehman. Jane Elizabah 97. I92 Lehman. Janelle Lea 73 Leninger. Anne Annette Lela. Susan Marie 22. 83. I63 Lekarczyk. Linda Lynn 69 Lemenager. Jann Ellen 44 Lenfesley. Jeffery Dale II7. 138 Leonard. Norman Harold II7. I92 Leonhan, Anne Elizabeth 75 . Lesniewski. Michael E. 67. I77. l92 Lewellen. Cymhia Ann 99 Lewis. Gregory J. II5 Lewis. Henry Daniel ll! Lewis. Kathy Ann 99. l92 Lewis. Kurt Williams I27 Lewil, Megan Sue 83 Lewis. Susan Barry I09 Liesendahl. Gail Adams 77 Like. Steven Keith l23, I92 Likes. Janet Marie D7 Liles. Jess Daniel Ia Lillard. Cynthia Ann 89 Lindemocd. Olon Mulford l13 Lindsley. Christi Lee 89. I60 Lineback, Vicki Lynn 79. I91 Linley. Becky lo 69 lippincolt. Diane Kay I07, ISO Linen. Susan Ann 89 Livermorz. Gail C. 89 Lloyd. Rebecca Kay 73 Loar. David Stan I27. I92 Lockhart, William Arthur 93. ISS Lackwood. Scott William 67 Loesher. Michael John II7 Loewi. Julie louise SI Logan. Jetfery Allen 67. I92 Lohmeier. Deborah Carol 69 Long, Ashley Susanne 79 Lopes. Patricia Ann 99. I91 Lopez. Eric Felipe 65 Lorenlzen. Kim Diane 44. I92 Laschi. Edwin J.. Jr. la Loupee. Elizabeth Anne I92 Love, Donna Sue 87 Love. Selby Vast. ll 3 Love . David K! Loving. Lee Ann 83. I91 Lowmon. Mary Marie 85. I93 Lowry. Nancy Ann 99 Lay. Charles Richard 9l Loy. Pamela Joan 99. I93 Lucas. Mark Henry 65 Lucas. Neil Eli: 195 Luce. Karen louise 22. 83. ISI. 763. I74. I75 Ludinglon. Kris Tyler 95 Luecke, Claire Jane 44. I93 Luegers. Michael Gerard I48 Lukemeyer. Ruben 5.. ll l23. I93 Lukens. Jan Elizabeth 99 Lukens. Janel Kay I2! Lukes. Jeffrey Paul 67 Lund. Albert Lawrence. Ill Lulz. Nancy Helen 77 Luu. Thanh Nga Thi 79 Lyall. Dorothy Cathaine DI Lyle. John Henry. Jr. I93 Lynarn. Barbara Ann 8l Lyon. George Howard. III 07. I38 Lyons. Elizabeth Harper 44 Maakeslad. Jame: Michael 5 Mabley, Edward Evans 93 Macalum. Marilyn Jo DI MacDonald. Edward K.. Ill II5 MacDougaI. Sutan Allison 87. l93 Mater. Pamela Ill Machgan. Kent Dale 67. l93 Mackenzie, lelgh Ann 77. I67 Macklin. William Denni: II7. l93 Madalon. Karen Rene 75 Madigan. Cathleen lO7 Madsen. Andrew H.. Ill 9l. l9! Madura. Cub Jo 77 Mahaney. Jack Charles l23 Maickel. Gregory Gino I05 Maker. Jennifer 89 Malcolm. Sandra Kay 73 Manges. Kathy Jo 97 Mangeu Steven Lavern ll5. l93 Mann. Michael Scan D7 Manoski. Theresa Marie 69 Manwell. Susan Marie 0. 83. 14! March. Peter Brant 95 Markham. Susan Alice 69 Maron. Cecilia Ann l2l. 193 Mares. John Peter I03 Marshall. Jane Carol 8I Martha . William Tierney II7 Marlelli. Thomas Joseph IOS Marlin. Barbara Anne Ill Marlin, David William K! Martin. Douglas Ken! 65 Marlin. Gary Campbell I35. I93 Martin. Joseph Fielding I03 Martin. Karen Anne 87 Martin. Kalhryn louise 69. l9! Martin. Kimberly Ann 7l Martin. Nancy Jo 99. I93 Marlin. Patrice 193 Marlin. Vicky Ann 79 Martino. Robert Salvatore II7 Mason. Alison Fay SI Mason. David Guy 65 Mawn. Jchn Charles II9 Mason, Karol Anne l07, I93 Matchen. Chrislovher D. I93 Mateo. Fernando luis 67 Marhers. Abigail Griffith III. I93 Mathews. Vincenl Paul 9 Mathias. Margaret Ann 85 Mathis. Michael John II3 Manon. Anne Elizabeth I09 Manes. Roger. Jr. l23 Mattewn. Donna Mae 77 Manhei. Patricia Ann DI Matthews. James Marvin I27 Mayer. Margaret A. Gibbs 44 Mazelin. Catherine Marie 89 Mazzenga. Mary Cecilia 85. I72 Mazzona. Albert loui; I27. I38 McCabe. Patricia Anne 99 McCain. Marianne Lisa 73 McCall. Molly Jean 79 McCammack. Carolla Jane SI McCarthy. David Kevin 93 McCarthy. Michael Joseph 67 McCarty. Lululee Davis 77 McClaine. Michael Lynn McCleave. Randy Lee 65 McClure, William Loni: n McCord. Amy Jeanne 7l McCormick. Peter H. Jr. us McCracken. Michael Bary 93 McDiIl, Ken! Reason KI. 791 McDonald. Kerry Elaine l2l McDonald, Robert Alan II7 McDougal. Paul David 93 McFadden. Julie Lynn Bl McFadden. Robe Scan II7 McFarland. Nancy Angela I95 McFarlin. Linda Joan 83 McGrath. Paul 65 McHugh. Barbara Ann 75 Mclmire. Lita Kay Ill. I93 Mclane. Phillip lance ll7 McLean. Pamela Jeanette 75 McMichael. Marcia 85. 393 McQuiuon. Julia Rulh III Meade. Jeffrey Allen 95 Meador. Pamela Sue l07 Meeker. Ann Withrow SI Meeker. Elisabeth C. III. l94 Meeker. Mary Grace 7l. I76. I79. IBI Meeks. Katherine Renee 83. MI Megenhardt. Kathleen IOB Megwa. Sabinu: Akujobi 67. I94 Mehlhope. Carl Nile: II7 Melander. Julie lynn 73 Melberg, Susan Jane III Melind. Wiliam Brian 95. I94 Mellch. Theresa Ellen 97 Meloche. Bradley Sherman ll5 Meregaglia. Michele E. SI. l9! Messenger. Debra Sue 44 Manger. Jay Allen 95 Meyer. Katherine SI Mezger. Richard 5. l0! Michels. Elizabeth E. III Michod. Sally Elizabeth DI Midkiff. David Wayne 65. 194 Milalovich. Michael David II7 Miles. Barbara Ann 89 Miles. Harriet Jean 99 Miles. Michael Kelley 95. I94 Miles. Wiliam Neal 65 Millar. Jeffrey David 57 Millard. Jan Denixe 99. I94 Millard. Jeffrey Reddert B4 Millard. Jeflrey. Robert II7 Miller. Cathy lou 79 Miller. Deborah 89 Miller. Frederick Wayne 3 Miller. John Philip I23 Miller. Joseph Gerard II7 Miller. Karen Ann I07 Miller. Pamela Ann 75 Miller. Samuel Warren 93 Miller. Trudi Maud 89. IGS Millington. 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Diana Lynn Ill. l94 Mueller. Stephen W. 65 Mull. David John 703. I79 Mull. Mindy Ann l09 Mullen. Joan Patricia 97. l94 Mundy. Timexhy Ray 5 Munro. Petra Marge 69 Munton. Marilyn Dana Ill Munson. Richard Henry 95 Muraida. Raymond Glenn D7 Murdoch. laura Anne I07 Murphy. Brian Michael II! Murphy Jeanene Marie 69. I94 Murphy. John Edward 9I Mu'vin. Jane Leslie BI Muswave. Ruben Paul. ll 3 Myer. Bruce Alan 123 Myers. Christopher C. I25. l94 Myen. Kenneth Roy 67 Mym, William Scott I23 Nakala. Alan Manmi 65 Nalk. Charles Hart 65 Napier. Teresa Lynne 83 Nauh. James Andrew Nalh. lita Campbell Nash. William Hathaway 65 Neal. David Mark 65 Near, Katherine Nell 75 Neff. Curtis Evans I25 Neff. Susan Kaye 97 Neff. Ward Marshall 9 Neiben. Vincent 67 Nelson. Barry lee 9l Nelson. Charles Craig 93. I41 Nelson. Jeffrey Mark D7 Nesbil. Julianne 73 Netbit. Robert Parker 95 Netherton. Jolynn Marie 77 Neufeld. Timothy Kent 67 Newby. Nancy Erin 89 Newcomb. James Robert 5 Newhall. Kathryn Ann 75. I94 Newland. Kathryn louise 73 Newton. Brenda Sue I94 Newton. Mary Pat 8! Nichols. George Robert I25 Nichols. Scan Harlan I03 Nichols. Susan Christine 87 Nicholsen, Philip Joel 95 Nicholson, Belhanne 77 Nicholson. Eliz'abelh Ann 79 Nicholson. Sara Jane 83 Nickell. Christopher Shea 65 Nickell. Duane Starren 65 Nickles. Melanie Anne Ill. I94 Nitschkz. Caren 73 Noecker. Debra Lynn 85 Noel. Cynthia Susan 83 Nolin. Jeffrey Jay Ia Noling. Susan Leslie m Noll. Gregg Alan ll! Nome. Sarah Joanne 44 Norman. Diane Marie l07. I94 Norman. Gerry Guitavus 67 Norris. John Robert I03 North. Patricia Ann 69 Notcstine. Kerry E. 93. I54 Oberlin. Jane Ann 75 Oberlin. John Thomas 5 O'Connell. Pamela Diane 69. I94 07Connor. Frank Gordon 95 O'Connor. Timothy Ronald 103 O'Daniel. Jill Ann I07. I94 O'Daniel. Susan Kay I09 O'Donovan. Timothy John I03 OelschIager. Lynn Susan 73 Ofer. Kurt Brian 9!. I95 O'Herren. William Gregory 9 Oliver. lynn Troutman 73 Oliver. Neale Randolph 9. I95 Olsen. Michael Edwin I25 O'Neal. Kathleen Anne-Mary 69 Ong. Winfield Demon D5. l58 O'Rear, Mona Sheridan ISS O'Reilly. Helen Louise 8l Orlow. Elizabeth Louise 7I Orlow. Steven William 65 Orn. William Nelson. Jr. II7 Osborne. James Edward 65. :95 Osborne. Jami Marie 89, I95 Osland. Paul Gregory 5 Ostendorf. Cynthia Jane 89. I95 Ostien. Mark McClain l03 Ourander. Jane Louise DI. I95 Overdorl. Janeen Carol 83 Owen. Cline William 9l Owen. David Meredith 65 Owen. Marcia Jane K77. l95 Owens. Kimberly Dee DI Owens. Stephen Craig l27 Oxley. Claudia 77 Face. Kathy Jane 97. I95 Padgen. Gregory Lee US Page. Anne 69. 795 Page. Daniel Robert 69 Palmer. Robert Owen I03 Palmer. Sarah Prince 73 Pangan. Renata Sobretodo 67 Parido. Grover David 65 Parish. David Brent 127 Park. James Randall S Parker, Claire Liann 77 Parker. Even James. III 85 Parkhill. John Charles I35 Parkison. Tari Marie SI Parran. Maxine Rene 79 Parsons. Karen Ann 79 Pasquini. Karen Rose l95 Patarini, James Morris D3 Patterson. 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