DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1980 volume:

Top. from left to right: Bob Martino, Mary Grate, Mike Davidson, Sam Artery, Ikumi Omori and Toby Williams, Jeanine Stevens and Dan Power, Rick Barney and Heather Homer, Myron Yuley, Ed Lehman, En'c Schurr, and Mike Higiey, Gail Liesendahl. Gil Standley, Bruce Anschutz ' Top,,ft6m' left tam: Brian Begley, Dee DeNoon, Cathy Hedges, Laurie Curry, Jeff Bibbs, and Sharon FultongJane Marshal, , Steve-Hubex and Father, Steve Zurawski, ' JuliekPafker, Olon Lindembod, Laura Baker and: Jessica'Shisler, RickVPeters and Jim ' Luna, Bill Tipton, Bil! Wise. Anne Rudnicki ami Dean Quigley ' '3 Eh I ' 7 .1 . $11661 5- 1 EL; 13 L Top, from left to 1191:th Owen, Mark Sitz, Steve Slakiz, Kent Billingsley, Patty Stevens, Sue Stevenson and Eric Watson, Maynard Fer- guson, Kevin Kellam Fm- Ieft to right: Peggy Western, John Tumbull and Gretchen Rohm; below: Tim Turkington, Van Miles. Betsy Baker, Cindy Wat- son, and Mark Goeghegan: bottom: Cindy Bon- ine. Janet Wilson, Cindy Treadwell, Linda Liebl, Dan Schwartz. Susan Fixmer. and Susan Geng- nagel, Brad Rogers Ill . - . $.. omiogm ,g Top. from left to right: Karen Benes, Dorie Bergstrom, Jorge Buxo and Eric Foul, Paula Evans, Patty Stevens, DePauw fans, John Stray- er, Cheri Branch and Cheryl Peake Top, left l9 right: Nancy Baird, Victor Davis, Rutthotworth; Sarah Stmmon, StevaHyris, Crystal Simons, Pau1 Quay, , Julie Kiritsis. Carter Keith, Cindy Green- berg, Martha Weber, Tammy Randall, Matt Naif, Robert Krause, and Tom Montgom- ery, Becky Falb and Mark Cooley, Marty Glover, Kelly Mock, and Laura Cvengros, Ericlenton Top, fro- left to dgbt: Paul Sommer, John Norris and Scott Hamilton, Lisa Memitz, Ken Turner. Cindy Barbier, Dana Hayward, Holly Huddlestan, Mary Frances Clifton and Linda Walpole, Brad Nadbome, Barry Krieble, Ralph Knupp, Joe Sibat Copyright t 1977 by Colgems-EMI Music Inc Used by Permission All Rights Reserved What do you think, are we gonna stay lost in the maze Of mind games and power plays Or are we gonna take the chance of a lifetime To see the light of day Whatlll we see when welve used up the last supplies Of rainbows and butterflies I keep believing if we all work together We will surely find a way We are lost in a labyrinth There,s only one thing to do Just break down the walls And reach out your hand to your brother We can lead each other To where destiny calls Faith and lovinl energy will see us through After awhile we will see The labyrinth isn,t anyplace we need to be Then we can come out from the heart of the darkness Into a brighter day One of these days we will know The heart will take us anywhere we want to go I only hope itls not too late for the purpose Though just what that is I cant say We are lost in a labyrinth There,s only one thing to do Just know in your mind You want to stand behind your brother Reach out and lead each other To a new age in time Faith and lovin, energy will free your mind Carole King Labyrinth 17 , The Mirage 1980 DePauw University Greencastle, Indiana Volume 95 Contents Milestones 19 Competitors 53 Talents 81 Peoples 99 Commitments 195 Patronages 223 18 Contents S Q m t S m on M The first week of college life is both difficult and memorable. 1th full of mind boggling experiences too. Freshmen are now the hlittle people - no more high school heroesh Home town honeys are hesitantly left behind as the tears are flicked aside. The decision to go Greek or to remain independent creates a pressure situation. The naive eighteen year olds are thrust into a strange environment and expected to choose the course they will follow for the rest of their lives. What a heavy load to carry! All the hassles are worth it though, for the friends, hard work, and maturity soon become second nature. Before one has a chance to blink twice, the time has passed and novel ex- periences have become routine. Top. left to right: new student and family; Van Miles; freshman registration; Beth Schwank and Kate Brinton; middle, left to right: Panhel rep; student testing; kiss-in; Cindy Treadwell, Sheila Stokes, and Jill Schaar; bottom: SAE formal pledg- mg 20 Freshman Week .m. h S d n .w r F d n A n u F Freshman Week 21 Old Gold 1979 was an exciting time for everyone! There was so much to do and to see - the game, the floats, the par- ties, and friends old and new. It was a special time for the alumni who flocked back to their alma mater, 0P DPU, for the weekend. It was a time filled with reac- quaintance and nostalgia. Even with a Ti- ger loss to Valparaiso, 6-0, spirits re mained high. As the crowd cheered her on, senior Delta Gamma, Patty Stevens was crowned Old Gold Queen. As the beauti- ful day drew to a close, many tired alumni journeyed home with more DePauw memories to add to their collections. This page: Old Gold Queen Court; Maynard Fer- guson; Opposite page, Queen Patty Stevens; Chris Peterson; SAE- DG lst place float 22 Old Gold S r a e V. e h T. h 9 u o r h T. d n u o S e R d n A. 3 2 M o G m O ttDigf That New Gym?! On a chilly November day, the 10th to be exact, hundreds of students, faculty, administrators, alumni, and friends of the University gathered on the vacant lot 'next to the Science and Math Center to break ground for the new Lilly Physical Education and Recreation Center. Presi. dent Richard F. Rosser, Student Body President Shea Nickell, and others spoke at the ceremonies. Observers and golden balloons outlined the building plan. Imme- diately after the firing of a Revolutionary War cannon, the balloons were released, spades entered the muddy ground for the first time, and state and local television focused on the action. This page, below: Steve Hoenig, Gil Standley, Dave Cislak and Scott Hamilton; center: Chet El- sen, Guerney VanRiper, President Rosser, Ruth Lil- ly VanRiper; opposite page, top left to right: Julie Kiritsis; Andy Rieth; Diane Boecker; bottom: Lynn Rolfe 24 Ground Breaking m r a e H ,S t e .L W ....n.. .wu. p 8 Spirit 25 Philanthropies . . One must take time to think about oth- ers that are less fortunate. DePauw,s many philanthropic programs donate ' time and money toward worthwhile causes, and the students have fun at the same time. The Sigma Chits held a week long trampoline marathon in memory of a brother. Their battle to attain money for leukemia proved successful as they sur- passed their $10,000 goal. The Tri Del- ta,s put on a spaghetti dinner and the Alpha Omicrom Pi women plunged into their annual blood drive. These efforts are well worth the satisfaction received from the unselfish giving. Below: Carol Grimes; right: Ernie Mueller SIEMI cm VS. EDKEMIAB HBSTDED SPBNSIIIED BY' JHI DELI EMS 26 Philanthropies So Much To Give EER Top right: Melissa Young; above: Denise Barker and Glen Lindemood; left: Beth Emerson Is there life after DePauw? Students often find themselves asking what IS the purpose of all the study, late nights, toil, and anxiety? Many students began resolv- ing this question by talking with and ques- tioning professionals who are already out in the real world, Some of these profes- sionals gathered on the DePauw campus October 26th, in the Union Building. The Career Fair was sponsored by Academic Council. Seniors were not the only students in- terested in this Career Fair; underclass- men also took advantage of this opportu- nity to look into the future. h After Four Years . . . The Future Career Fair 27 The Super Star weekend, sponsored by the Campus Board, was held on March 14, 15, and 16. The final competition took place on Sunday the 16th for both women and men. Pi Beta Phi and Kappa Alpha Theta beat Rector and Bishop Roberts in a close race to the end, while Sigma Nu and Delta Chi defeated Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Hogate also by a nar- row margin. The events were packed with nervous excitement and the spirit of competition was omnipresent. Top, left to right: Renee Doll; Jennie Hession and Betsy Sheaffer; Dave Taylor; bottom, opposite page: Juan Torruella and Dave Taylor; Bob Clark and Scott Kuiper 28 Superstars Superstars 29 Every Chirstmas season the concert choir puts on a Madrigal Dinner with folk ' lore and fun from the medieval era. Par- ticipation is keen inlthat students, faculty, administrators, and others all desire the limited dinner tickets. Early in the fall semester a successful Casino Night was staged in the Union Building. This event was sponsored by the Union Board. Money was spent be- fore it even had a chance to reach a pocket. Some were lucky, some were not, some were skilled and some ad libbed, but everyone tried their hand at the many different games and all enjoyed themselves. Bottom, left to right: Tom Potter; Dee Downey, and Harvey Johnson; Peggy Western and David Wright 30 MadrigaUCasmo This page, bottom left: Felicia Davis and Kathy Reidy Although the DePauw campus is small, there is always something to do at night. Entertainment at the Hub has im- proved tremendously as have the Union Board movie selections. Fraternity keg- gars make for a lively social outlet while the elite Greencastle bars restrict them- selves to those students 21 and older. The Cellar is a new additon on campus. It was instituted and constructed by De- Pauw students over Winter Term 1980. The disco is located in the Mason Hall basement. . All in all, there is never a dull moment - in the evening hours at DePauw. What A Night! Nightlife 31 e m 0 C S n O S a e S e h T. 32 Seasons O G S n O S a e S e In T. d n A Seasons 33 WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL 5 TANDINGS Alpha Gamma Delta 344 Bishop Roberts Hall 314 Delta Delta Delta 285 Alpha Phi 248 Delta Zeta 243 Kappa Kappa Gamma 227 Kappa Alpha Theta 224 Alpha Chi Omega 172 Lucy Rowland Hall 169 Pi Beta Phi 163 Delta Gamma 158 Rector Hall 141 MEIWS INTRAMURAL STANDINGS Sigma Chi 522 Sigma Nu 480 Beta Theta Pi 478.5 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 477.5 Alpha Tau Omega 470.5 Phi Gamma Delta 466.5 Phi Kappa Psi 457.5 Phi Delta Theta 451.5 Delta Tau Delta 445.33 Delta Chi 367 Lambda Chi Alpha 363 Delta Kappa Epsilon 347.5 Mason Hall 304.83 Longden7Hogate Halls 271.33 Faculty 175.5 Delta Upsilon 165 Out-lanown 70 AAAS 10 Men,s lntramurals 37 ...:ym.m KW? ?fw rauxmhm x .1 S 9 LI. b h t A d n U 0 r A A 38 Overseas :33. S .w r. e S C A D.. e h T. PAC Series 41 . . r uAmerica in September, hPure Prarie League in November and The Faith Bandh in April - The DePauw ' Campus was rocked by popular, big name band during-the 1979.80 academic year. hAmericah played before a full Kresge Auditorium, and when they per- formed their hit uAll My Life, the crowd stood in recognition. hPure Prarie Leagueh suffered in attendance, but the hit uAmie had everyone clapping their hands and stomping their ieet. Last, but not least, hThe Faith Bandh played on the eve of the Little 500 race. The cam- pus definitely put on its hDancin, Shoes? Top: uPure Prairie League; middle: uAmericaf button: uThe Faith Band 42 Concerts 3 4 5 .n e C n o C The week before the race was definite- ly revolutionary. It started with Cycler- ama Sing on Monday evening, and contin- ued to uThe Faith Bandw concert on Fri- day night. Kappa-Kappa Gamma and Del- ta Chi took top honors with their Cycler- ama Sing act. There were plenty of other exciting activities too - a burrito eating contest, a tug of war, volleyball games, ultimate frisbee, pyramid building and the favorite wwMini 500 race. Parties, spirit points and friendly competition - that's what makes the Little 500 one of the most memorable and enjoyable events of the year. Opposite page, top: Gar Lippincott and Claudia Hansen; Julie Frier and partner; middle.- Tracy Lyday, Katie Svoboda, Gina Bremen, Mary Rames, Robin Richey, Beth Emerson; this page, bottom right.- Sarah Stuart and Tom Couch; opposite page, bottom: Maryanne Clark, Sarah Carson. Barb Ring, Lynn Mrzlak, Katie Shuck, Jim Young, Claudia Hansen, Chuck Dine, Julie Heath, Pat Cau- ley and Liz Jones 44 Little 500 5 4 0 O 5 2 nu .n L Revolutions of 1980 saw the women of Delta Zeta take first place in the 100 lap, - 25 mile race. They were followed by Pi Beta Phi, Kappa Kappa Gamma and Rec- tor II. The Delta Zeta's cheered their rid- ers, Karen VanCader, Sue Ludwig, Don- na Matteson and Laura Murdoch, to a finishing time of 1:12.19.39. The men of Beta Theta Pi carried on tradition when they captured the number one position. The Beta1s maintained a one lap lead, over other contenders, for most of the 160 lap, 40 mile race. Riders Woody Geoghegan, Tom Hellmich, John Vaughn and Jim Stevenson employed amazing strength and systematic strategy to finish with a time of 1241.28.28. They were followed by Alpha Tau Omega, Del- ta Chi and Phi Kappa Psi. This page, middle tight: Sue Ludwig and Katie Robertson; opposite page, upper right: Jim Ste- venson; bottom, left to right: Woody Geoghe- gan; John Vaughn, Jeff Price, Chip Combs and Kent Billingsly 46 Little 500 O . OO 9 1 m e m e C n e m m 0 C e h T. 48 Commencement Commencement 49 I' 1;? :5 - f, nwx +5131! V .. . . x ;: '73:, , 12:13:; a i .4 .. 34w, 5 4w. m e m e c n e m m 0 C O 5 Commencement 51 52 Tradmon ' C$mpgtitcc3r$ Under new head coach, Jerry Berndt, the DePauw gridders launched the season with two victories. The year saw many fine performances by individuals, such as that of Don Popravak who led the team in rushing with 85 carries for 293 yards over the season. The passing game was under the control of sophomore quarter- backs Mike Loftus and Rob Doyle who, together broke three DePauw records. But, the squad was hurt throughout the season by injuries. Tom Kleinschmidt, last season,s leading rusher was sidelined for six weeks following the Hope game. The season closed with a disappoint- ing, yet exciting Monon Bell game. The Tigers were on top 13-3 in the third quar- ter, but the Wabash Little Giants retaliat- ed with two touchdowns to walk off with I the bell, 16-13. Kleinschmidt came back from his knee injury to catch seven passes for 52 yards, to gain 22 yards rushing, and to earn the title of Most Valuable Player of the game. The season ended with 2 wins and 7 losses. Jay True, NCAA Division lllts All American receiver, was named the sea- son,s Most Valuable Player. He caught 61 passes for 673 yards and three touch- downs. The Most Valuable Offensive Player award went to Doyle while sopho- more linebacker Bob Torkelson was named Most Valuable Defensive Player. The Battle of the Trenches award, given to the outstanding lineman of the season was received by junior Dave Borberly and the Most Improved Player was Pharez Whitted. Tap, left to tight: Jay True; Scott Welch, Jay True, Tom Kleinschmidt; left: Rob Doyle; Tony Meyer 54 Football W ,5ng vsmgac vamuw ' am IEPAU' Row 1: Head Coach Jerry Berndt, A. Smith, T. Kleinschmidt, J . Metzger, E. Boyd, C. Iorio, M. Milatovich, G. Relford, S. Rudasics, D. Parish, J. Atria; Row 2: E. Meyer, T. Ryan, J. Johnson, J. True, A. Hill, J. Burdyl, R. Muraida, D. Borberly, D. Popravak, M. Kepchar, M. Patterson; Row 3: L Schoenfeld, D. Frzier, P. Whitted, J. Farinella, A. Morris, 3 Torkelson, G Dawe, J. Dayan, S. Welch, 3 Murphy, D. Whaley; Row 4: D. Dobes, R. Brown, J. Egan, J. Ringer, M. Loftus, M. Muraida, J. Call, B.Cathcart, T. YD ncuwv- , 9.9 mm m. . I V w 4g-WM' -- Z mung guru : fa anAm- aqua :gg nr-mui Q3 again UV mum 3:1 !!! w:?. -vnnlk nzmuw F g UEFAUI' I'm-QAU - HIV mun! vEPAUIp$IIEpAuw K aamn ,, namuw x .. ,.. Fitzpatrick, R. Friedlen, B. Kaufman; Row 5: P. Hermeling, B. Clark, B. Spencer, R. Vaughan, R. Rowell, R.Doyle, M. Casey, K. Perkins, M. McCon- nell, KA Baird, C. Graham; Row 6: T. Hreha, B. Hartman, R. Lindlow, T Hauck, T. Kotoske, M. Quinn, 5. Howard, M Oineil, K Jones; Row 7: B. Teevens, J . Cassidy, D. Ruggles, T. Clifford, M. Bray, D, McLean, J. Williams, D. VanBrant, L. Swank, B. Bretsch; Row 8: F. DeVylder, R. Boles, 3. Foster, R. Hatter, B. Bagely, J. Peterka Football 55 2? My. wvgllmm ly. 56 Football Top, left to right: M Loftus; injured J. Farinella; middle left: J . Metzger; middle inside: M. Bray; bottom left to right: D. Popravak; B. Clark and J. True; above: Coach Berndt 57 The DePauw womenhs tennis team had an amazing season, 13-0, highlighted by the State Division III title. DePauw de- feated defending champions, Notre Dame, by three points, 27-24. The Tigers advanced to the Midwest Regional Tour- nament in May. Senior Amy Bash and sophomore Lynn Williams won individual matches in singles competition at the state tourna- ment. Bash and senior Ann Baur, along with Williams and freshman Magge Wilder were doubles team winners. Sophomore Nancy Gyorgyi finished in the team,s number one singles slot with a 14-1 record. ROW 1: Anne Gibbs, Allyson Foster, Tammi Mid- man, Nancy Zadigian, Kim Sparenberg, Carrie Me- kiff, Magge Wilder, Karen Turman, Ann Baur, Lynn Iind, Susie McNiChols, Becky Ragsdale Williams; Row 2: Shannon Sommets, Ellen Dinner- Top, left to right: Amy Bash; Becky Ragsdale; above: Ann Baur; Karen Turman 58 Womenhs Tennis . y. Junior Anne Whitlow led the DePauw womenss field hockey team, with a total of five goals, to a 3-14-1 season record. Ginger Saunders, sophomore, was sec- ond high scorer with four goals, and freshman Suzanne VanHove filled the goaLtending position. Many of the womenss games were lost by a very narrow margin and by last min- ute goals. Improvement was quite evi- dent at the close of the season as the Tigers lost by only 1-0 to top seeded Taylor University at the IAIAW State Di- vision III,,tou'm-'ament. Eeft: Cathy Hague; below: Ann Whitlow :5 RN ' Row 1: S. VanHove, D. Quinlan, J. Cusick, T Johnson, J . Sloan, A. Whitlow, Berry T. Moritz, C. Treadwell, V. Taylor, L. Starratt, G. Saunders, VV Jakas, L. Holekamp. J. Lewis, C. Hague, A. Traversa; Raw 2: Coach Jenkins, E. P. Aucott, G. Syska Field Hockey 59 With the appearance of several new faces, the experience of veteran players, and the coaching ability of Page Cotton, the 1979 DePauw Soccer Team posted its fourth consecutive winning season at 6-5-2. In the Illinois-Indiana Collegiate Soccer Conference the Tigers were 5-2 and tied with Greenville for second place. The season started out with only one victory in four games. Even though the team lost only two more games in the remainder of the season, they did not earn a berth in the NCAA Division III Playoffs. Despite this, they did finish the season with a stunning 4-1 victory over Wabash. Senior co-captain Craig Nelson scored all four goals for DePauw. Nelson was named the teams leading scorer in 1979 with a total of 16 goals and one assist. Junior co-captain, full- back, Doug Fitzsimmons led the defense. He was backed up by goalies Ted Crowe and John Rickel.Fitzsimmons and fresh- man Dwight Burgess were selected for the all conference first team, while Nel- son made the second team. Row 1: C. Giles, J. Roberts, J. Stevenson, R. Munson, D. Fitzsimmons, C. J- RiCkle, V- Miles, K- Prine, G. Gibson, 5- HOIUb, J- Cadena, 3- NeSbit, D- Nelson, B. Shinn, P. Alexander, P. Query, J . Heimen; Row 2: Coach Cotton, Burgess, M- NiX, A- 1'13ka J- Peterson, T- CTOWB, ASSiStant Coach 2318115 DePauw , C .u Top, opposite page: Coach Cotton; middle: J eff Cadena; this page: Mike Nix; bottom, left to tight: Craig Nelson; Van Miles, Bob Nesbitt Soccer 61 The DePauw Cross Country Team had a successful season iri 1979. The team finished 6-1 in dual meets, and their only loss was by a single point to Indiana Cen- tral. Top runners for the Tigers were ju- niors Jim Iddins and Dave Hellmich, sophomores Jim Mergl and Jim Hurley, and freshman John Turnbull. Iddins was the first DePauw runner to ever qualify for the NCAA Division III Championships. He did so by placing fifth individually at the Great Lakes Regional Meet at Case Western Reserve Universi- ty. At the nationals he placed eleventh with a time of 26:43 for a five mile course. Below:Jim Hurley; below at centenAndy 13002, t ' - e - . - , . ' t , . , .1 John Wolfe, and Tim Shelly Row 1,- John Wolfe, Andy 8002, Dave Hellmich, Shooter, Paul Bretcher, John Turnbull, Tim Shelly, Jim Iddins, Jim Mergyl, Mike Boyer; Row 2: Chris Matt Scott, Jim Hurley nse 62 Cross Country Row 1: Tammy Hatfield, Norma Huisinga, Sharon Coty, Marie Shoffman, Jody Tweed, Betsy Enloe, Yvonne daSilviera; Row 2: Robin Barnett, LiAnne Parker, Jenny Hession, Debbie Gutman, Jen Martinson, Mary Whetstone; The DePauw University womenk vol- leyball team chalked up an exciting win over Hanover at the AIAW Division III state tournament, but were defeated in later action. The season concluded with a disappointing 2-17 record. The Tigers lost only two seniors, Darlene Stannich and Tammy Hatfield to graduation. Left, junior Jody Tweed Row 3: Linda Hodges, Kelly Chapman, Patti Freeman, Kyle Wilson, Becky Purdy, Darlene Stannich Volleyball 63 : - '. La 2 -1 'N 7:. k: ,- i 'ix'i h 1.33 Jib i The DePauw merits basketball team won eight of its last 10 games to finish with a 16-9 record, the best in 12 years. Much of the teamis success came from the leadership of high-scoring senior guard Jeff Bibbs. Bibbs averaged 23 points per game. He completed the sea- son with a career total of 1632 points, breaking the 1415 record. The Tigers won over Roosevelt, at home, and started a seven-game winning streak which was snapped by an 84-83 overtime loss to Rose-Hulman. The Ti- 41 l 64 Men,s Basketball Bottom row: Dave Rawnsley, Brad Nadborne, Matt Holiday, Jeff Bibbs, Jeff Hodge, Tom Kmack, Steve Foster; top row: Page Cotton, Rod Harter, Jim Ed Meyer, Bruce Ploshay This page, left to right.- Coach Cotton; Tim Munday; opposite page, top gers concluded the season by leading Huntington College with a final score of 83-74. Senior forward Kirk Kitsinger was sec- ond in team scoring. He averaged 17 points per game and was leading re- bounder with 12 per game. Senior Matt Holiday also had a double figure average with 10 a game. The team chalked up a total of 16 wins during the season. This had only been topped by one other DePauw teami x- '. Witty? Mayer, Troy Langston, Kirk Kitzinger, Tom Sevier, Bo McDougal, Dwayne Fitts, left: Jeff Bibbs; right: Bo McDougal; Jim Mayer and Tom Kmack; Matt Holiday Mews Basketball 65 Basketball For the first time in several years, De- Pauw was represented by a team of wom- en roundballers for a full season of play. Ending with a 213 mark, the inexperi- enced squad was coached by Mary Free- land, a new face to the DPU coaching staff. In tournament play, the Tigers were eliminated in the first round by St. Marys of the Woods 40-79. Becky Ragsdale topped the charts in both scoring and assists with 11.3 and 2.5 averages, re- spectively. The Tigers also received strong support from Amy Miller who averaged 10.1 points a game. On the boards, Ginny McCracken dominated with a 9.2 game average. Bottom Row: Ann Boyd, Becky Ragsdale, Amy Miller, Suzanne Van Hove: Susan Campbell, Ginny McCracken, Jill Cusick Top Row: Coach Mary Freeland, Laura Haas, Betsy Nelson, Jill Poppe, 66 Women's Basketball Top, opposite page: Amy Miller; this page, top left: Jill Poppa; bottom left: Suzanne Van Hove; bottom right: Coach Mary Freeland. Women's Basketball 67 Wrestling The DePauw wrestlers had a 5-10 season record. A 30-21 victory over Rose-Hulman and a third-place showing at the NCAA mid- east Regionals were highlights. Junior Pat Yonkus qualified for the NCAA Division III, for his third consecutive year, but lost to an opponent from Coe College in the opening round. The loss was only his second in 29 matches. Yonkus wres- tled in the 177-pound weight class. Above: Rich Friedlen; Pat Yonkus; below: Dave Tay- lor Illinois College ........... 3 CHigago .......... NCAA Mideast Regional - 3rd of 8 68 Wrestling The DePauw University ments tennis team finished with a 10-3 season record. The ten dual meet wins were the most wins since the 1969 team won 12 of 14 matches. Senior John Wildman and freshman Luke Reese qualified as a doubles team for the 1 NCAA Division III championships. The pair compiled a 15-2 win-loss record over the season. w Highlighting the teamts season was the victory title at the Little State Champion- ships, at Wabash College on April 5. Bottom, left to right: Luke Reese; John Wildman Row 1: PD. Wilder, Bill Burk, Luke Reese; Row 2: Joel Hammond, John Wildman, Steve Ayres, Coach Elmer McCall Swimming Raw 1, below: Woody Geoghegan, Bob Kelly, Ken Wieland; Row 2: Scott Morehead, Pete Kerrigan, Paul Bretscher The Tiger swimmers ended with a dual meet record of 1-7. They defeated Xavier 67-45 in the opening meet of the season. Junior Bob Kelly qualified for the NCAA Division III swimming championships in the 50 and 100 freestyles. Ken Wieland, sopho- more, qualified in the 200 butterfly, 400 individual medley, and the 500 freestyle. The 400 relay team, consisting of Kelly, Wieland, freshman Scott Morehead, and senior Tom Ringer, also qualified. lnwtatnoffal - 3rd of six e DePauw 67 i DePauw ... 51 - - ....... DePauweH 'W DePauw . e . QePaiw f 70 Menhs Swimming ' f 11 , 3 'u Swimming Led by All-American Alisa Shuck, the DPU swimmers set thirteen new school records. The team swam to a 1-7 season mark and placed fourth out of five teams in the state meet where they competed against Ball State, Indiana State Universi- ty, Valparaiso, and Evansville. Shuck ad- vanced to the Nationals and placed third, sixth, and seventh in the 100 IM, 50 back, and 100 back, respectively. She received All-American recognition in each of these events. Row 1: Jill Kelly, Alisa Shuck, Mary Morris; Raw 2: Kerri Amdt, Sue Ansel, Nancy Shelton, Coach Murphy; not pictured: Betsy Dale; below: Alisa Shuck Women,s Swimming 71 The DePauw University mews golf team captured first place trophies at the Witten- berg Invitational Meet and at the Hanover Invitational. They received third place stand- ing at Windy Hill Country Club and at the Bradley Invitational. The golf squad had a successful season, including those meets against Division I com- petition. They ended with a 19-17 record. Hanover Invitational - lst of 4- Ball State Invitational - 4th of 15 DePauw Invitational - 3rd of 7 Indy Inteicollegiate ImL - 7th of 15 Bradley Invitational - 3rd of 8 , . Wittenberg Invitational - hr of 14 How 1.- Tom Lynch, Scott Welch, Brad Collins; Row 2:Coach Leroy Schoenfeld, Steve Daly, Bill Schlotz, ' Greg Lewis 72 Men,s Golf The DePauw woments golf team com- peted in one spring and four fall tourna- ments. Although they failed to place in the top half in any of the five tourna- ments, the DPU golfers did well, consid- ering they represented the only Division III school in the tournaments. Throughout the season their competition consisted of large universities, such as IU, Purdue, and the University of Illinois. Freshman Barb Sundheim was the individual standout with 846 strokes for 162 holes with a 5.2 strokes per hole average. Left.- Barb Sundheim; Debbie Arrel Above: Susan Campbell, Amy Miller, Deb Arrel, Coach Federman, Leslie Dunn, Laurie Cerone, Barb Sundheim Womerfs Golf 73 The DePauw Tigers concluded the 1980 baseball season with an 18-12 record, the second best season record in the history of DePauw. This was alsb the teamis fourth consecutive winning campaign. The team didntt receive a bid for the NCAA Division III playoffs though, after having been invited for the past three years. Tim Werner was named most valuable player in his final year at DePauw. He made a smashing comeback to the Tiger lineup after quadruple-bypass heart surgery in Jan- uary. Werner was one of three seniors on the team. Tim Meyer was named Rookie of the Year and Stuart Ringel received the Bullpen Award. A doubleheader split with Big Ten oppo- nent Purdue, highlighted the season. After losing 3-2 in the first game, the Tigers rallied to win 1-0 in the second contest. This was due to the no-hit pitching effort of freshman . . Greg Notestine. . ' w .t HOME oE-THE . Mao DEPRUW V ?d PE '75 Row 1: Curt Jones, Ted Rutan, Tim Werner, Tony Tiger, Don Popravak, Decker, Coach Meyer; Row 3: Greg Notestine, Tim Meyer, Bill iiKid Frank Roberts, Tom Weaver, Mike Monnett; Row 2: Joe Trimble, Terry Radostits, Ben Hohman, Curt NEH, Tim Maloney, Ariel Ortiz, Dave Finzer, Smith, Steve Clark, Curt Heick, Stu Ringel, Bill Om, Brian Kennedy, Terry Frank DeVylder 74 Baseball Baseball 75 76 Baseball Baseball 77 The Women1s softball team, in their debut year at DePauw, ended with a 49 season record and a 1-1, 3rd place state tourney standing. The team,s games were all away due to the lack of a playing field on the DePauw campus. The women were coached by Mary Freeland. Freshmen Jennie Hession and Laura Haas led in the runs scored tabulations; both had 13. Hession had a total of four home runs. Sophomore Amy Miller had the most singles, a total of 17. Senior Darlene Stanich pitched a 3 win-4 loss season, and had a 4 win-5 loss overall record. Top, left to right.- Julie Schwartz; Coach Free- land; Viea Taylor; middle: Debbie Guttman; Jennie Hessian; bottom: Paula Wasko; Julie Schwartz DePauw wmhr 10pm .- ...... 3.13 DePauwggg. ..2 iUPUIL,..L.....L.'15 wVDePauw ; ......... 2 Oakland City . . .13 De??qu . , , L , L Oakland City ' , . .22. DePapr ; , y: Franklin Coilege .18 DePagw ........ 3 . 1UPUI . . .17 DePiuw 1 ........ 11 OaklandCit-y . . ,OL ,DePaugg ; . , . . ; . .16 ICU; ............. 9 Depauwu. V . . , ,L Anderson. 1' J. ... 8 DePauwy ...... .y.4 1 Andersone ........ 6 , : STATE TQURNEY: : , ;D2Pauw' . 7 1751 1 .Oakland'City7 ..... 2 egepaqu , , M4 . Andersonz. . -. . . -. . ,6 Row 1: Chris Lyons, Amy Miller, Jody Tweed, land, Laura Haas,Susan Campbell,Via Taylor, Dar- Debbie Guttman, Ann Spoyler, Suzanne VanI-love, lene Stanich, Leann Faulkner, Jennie Hessian, Lau- Julie Schwartz, Kippy Gamer; Row 2:Coach Free- ra Bishop, Kath Pennavaria, Paula Wasko 78 Softball L L 15.--; x L 9.3..qu 3 I Softball 79 80 Track Track DePauw ....... 78 DePauw ....... 99 DePauw 9 . . . .109 DePauw : ...... 64 DePauw ....... 56 DePauw ....... 91 Anderson Rose-Hulman Wabash Butler ......... Earlham ....... Franklin ....... Evansville ...... Little State Meet - 9th of 18 Bottom: Ken Myers; Alan Hill SIG N D?30 9 1M DePauw University Theatre enjoyed another successful season; there were a total of 34 performances of 11 different plays. These ranged from musical to com- edy to classical presentations. The Little Theatrek season opened with Design For Living which centered around two men vying for the love of the same woman. Duzer Du opened its season with Hot 1. Baltimore. This story focuses on the lives of several tenement hotel residents. In cooperation with the Chaplain's Living Unit Council, Duzer Du also staged Ever- yman Today, the continuing story of manhs existence. Thlspage, top, left to right: Melissa Hunter, Jim Howell; Thomas Howe, Laura Belfiglio; opposite page. top: Dan Cecil, Mark Schlegel; this page, middle: Doug Davidson, Jim Howell, Thomas Howe; opposite: Sharon lvey, Bob Schweighauser, Karen Albert; Sharon Ivey; this page, bottom: Doug Davidson, Thomas Howe, Melissa Hunter; opposite: Tom White, Dottie Enrico, Vee Edner in Everyman Today 82 Theatre Theatre 83 The production of Pippin was consid- ered, by many, to be the high point of the season. Cast and crew members spent all of Winter Term 1980 working on the show. Action in Pippin centered around an individual who wanted only the ex- traordinary things of life. The Opera Theatre presented Gianni Schlccl this year. That show dealt with the attempt to hide the death of a rich uncle. Duzer Du,s spring productions were I Never Sang For My Father, Waiting For Fodotand Same Time Next Year. This page, top, left to rlght: Tina Nuetzel, Karin Gould, Alan Chambers; Andy Rieth; opposite page: Roger Bechtel, Scott Schafer; this page, m1ddle:Laurel Hine, Andy Rieth; opposite page: Mark Fields, Will Hoenig, Paul McGrath, Valerie Julien in Godot; Kirk Larson; this page, bottom: David Kraus in Gianni Schlcci; opposite page: Kim Boehm, Scott Schafer in Same Time Next Year 84 Theatre Theatre 85 86 Theatre DePauw Little Theatre closed out the 1979-80 season with Romeo and Juliet, a tragic love story of two people who want to marry, but cannot because of the heritage. Many talents go into a theatre produc- tion; talent that isntt always recognized, but which is just as important as the act- ing. These include managerial, creative, and technical Hbehind the scenesn jobs. This page, top, left to right: Brian Begley, Chris Torie, David Minton; Jeff Stevens, Chris Portelli; opposite page: Cheryl Costa, Bob Schweighauser; Sharon Ivey; TECHIES; this page, bottam: Scott Schafer, Melissa Hunter; opposite page: Mark Fields, Tom Potter m: -'I ' ............. 1m ' ' mu III ' DEDAUV LITTLE THEATDE Theatre 87 88 Music Orchestra The University Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Orcenith Smith combined with the Festival Chorus and Concert Choir in three performances this year. Stanley Irwin, director of chairs, conducted the groups and faculty soloists in a performance of Beethovenis ttMass in Cu in the fall. The groups combined again in the spring during the Festival of Contemporary Music to present Earth Shall be Fair written and conducted by Pulitzer Prize winning Robert Ward. Mr. Ward conducted in two concerts during the festival in April. Several Days later, both groups performed Wardis piece again, but this time before four thousand people at the 1980 World General Con- ference of the Methodist Church in In- dianapolis. Other highlights of the year for the orchestra included a guest performance by Mr. Smith's father in Mahleris tiSong of a Wayfarer and guest performances by the winners of the Putnam County Young Musicians Concerto Competition. The orchestra also performed in the op- era Gianni SchicchY, and finally in a con- cert for the winners of the DePauw School of Music Concerto Competition. Concerto winners this year were Karen Albert, Brett Bolte, Robert Nance, Tom Potter, and Dave Scott. Top, left to right.- Kathy Peters; faculty recital; right: Nancy Riegel; opposite page, top, left to right: Orcenith Smith; Rosemary Lynch; bottom: Wayne Johnson, Fermin Segarra, Richard Thomas Music 89 .12. . ' - :1 90 Music Band The highlight of the season for the De- Pauw Stumble Society was a perfor- mance with Maynard Ferguson in a marching band premier performance of iiGabrielP In addition to five football half- time shows and a concert on Dadts Day, the band played for the ground breaking ceremony for the new athletic complex. Completing the marching band, the Pom Pon squad did a itsterling job again this year according to Director of Bands, Dan Hanna. Due to Mr. Hanna being on Sabbatical, Orcenith Smith had double duty directing both the University Symphony Orchestra and the University Band second semes- ter. The band presented a spring concert under the direction of Mr. Smith, a con cert during the Contemporary Music Fes- tival with guest conductor Robert Ward, and a concert in Robe Ann Park with student conductors. The band concluded the year with uPomp and Circumstance for Commencement in May. Opposite page, top: Brad Petersen; bottom left to right.- Pharez Whitted; Cindy Barbier; Joe Don- nell; this page, left: Robert Ward; bottom, left to right: Mike McCarthy; Phil Kerth; Laura Laugh- lin. Music 91 92 Music Including three performances with the University Symphony Orchestra and Fese tival Chorus, the University Concert Choir and The Century Singers, under the direction of Stanley Irwin, performed a total of twenty-five concerts this year. In September, the groups gave a joint workshop concert with area high school choirs. The concert was directed by Irwin and nationally known choral director and composer, Lloyd Pfautsch. The Universi- ty Concert Choir and The Century Sing- ers combined again in a fall concert and in the winter term tour to New Orleans. In March, the groups performed selections of music by American composers at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. In April, the groups performed in several concerts of the Contemporary Music Festival with guest artist, Robert Ward. Also in April, they performed with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra as a part of the IIBach Series? The groups ended the year with Commencement in May. In addition to performing individually in many of the choir concerts during the year, The Century Singers presented the Monon Bell Concert with the Wabash Glee Club in October and in December they presented the annual Elizabethean Dinner. Top, left to right: Peggy Western, Jonathan Strayer; Jackie Hynes; right: Stanley Irwin; oppo- site page, top, left to right: Lisa Thornburg; Kevin Aikman, Mark Schlegel, David Wright; Kim Wheat, Heidi Kaufmann. Lori Cerone; bottom: Catherine Reece. Music 93 FME .-.- h.- a ?mBmF The Art Department came alive as many new and many experienced art students exposed their talent. Art Student Committee, headed by the illustrious Matt Fischer, had a great year. 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Trudy Dittmar Deanna Downey Debbie Fenner Leslie Freeby Patti Freeman Susan Gallion Ann Gibson Nancy Grossman Heather Homer Debbie Hulse Terri Jenks Karen Jensen Sue Kason Karen Klaas Nancy Krebs Margh Kuhn Gail Liesendahl Christie Lindsley Gail Livermore Lisa Wenger Peggy Western 148 Alpha Phi Barbara Lynam Laurie Maclsaac Vicky Martin Jennifer Martinson Kim McPherson Barbara Miles Amy Miller Ann Miller Julie Ann Mullin Dayle Ohlau Michelle Palmer LiAnn Parker Carolyn Parks Martha Pennington Helen Poorman Emily Protherb Wendy Putnam Vicki Rampelberg Nancy Schilling Linda Schmitz Nancy Sommer Maggie Stepniewski Jill Taubensee Maggie Thomson Kimberly Tolen Jane Trumble Susan Tullar Jody Tweed J w? $$$$$st Opposite page, left to right: Jody Tweed, Marcie Stults, Patti Freeman, Laurie Maclsaac and Cathy Curtis; Sue Gallion; above: Lisa Wenger . 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Mitchell Roob Daniel Ransdell John Schmid Steven Slakis Jeff Stalzer Jon Terpstra Right: Doug Carey 152 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Thomas Weaver William Winslow Sigma Alpha Epsilon 153 Carijane Alley Paul Allison Rafael Bahamonde Cathy Beason Brian Caldwell Carolyn Coglianese Tonia Cooper Douglas Cripe Dayle Doiron Karin Doty Annette Ellis Eva Fadul Kevin Fearn Pat Friedrich Sherri Gibson Susan 60th Julie Green Diana Hammond Susan Hines Robin Hite Nancy Hodshire William Hoenig Steve Hoffer Brian Isley Reiko Ito Pie Jacoby Jacquelyn Jess Julee Johnson Elena Solero Beth Stephenson Jeanine Stevens Laurence Stewart Mary Storey Susan Studley Jack Sutton Mike Takamori Juan Torruella Jeffrey Trott Melinda Walthers Paul Wasko Mike Wemhoff Susan White Melinda Whiting Brian Wind Lynda Wisehart Michael Woods Nancy Ziegler Above: Nina Haake; tight: Karin Doty dressed as a punk rocker at a Hogage theme party. 154 Hogate Hall Lynn Johnson Daniel Judd Bob Katula Lesley Kidd Tasha Kidd Kim Killham Bruce Lawrence Gary LeBlanc Paul Lueken Mary McCaughey Kerry McDonald Melinda Morlan Robert Nance William Nash Susan Netherton Duane Nickell Pat North Lisa O,Rear David Owen Dennis Owen Bradford Peterson Dan Power Robert Rabb Phil Randall Lindsey Richards Ginger Saunders Fermin Segarra Paula Skale Nancy Enneking Joan Fetter Nina Haake Janell Hartsell Kathryn Koch Joan Kuhl Carla Madura Cathy Schwallie Hogate HaIVAnnex 155 Susan Ansel Nancy Ball Amy Bash Brenda Beck Gale Beck Cindy Bercaw Becky Bowen 'Sherri Bowman Jill Carney Elizabeth Chezem Tracy Dental Renee Engent Vicki Fortino Gabriele Goerlich Priscilla Hader Cindy Hedges Cathy Hochriem Holly Huddleston Norma Huisinga Sharon lvey Brooke Kennedy Jan Lukens Christine Lyons 1 Alison Mason Patricia McCabe Mary Meeker Betsy Mockovak Dawn Morley 156 Delta Gamma r Karen Myers Judith Noblett Liz Panuska Tari Parkison Marianne Pincheira Jayne Proudfoot Jane Roess Kori Sawyer Nancy Scofield Kelly Shaw Catherine $lisher Patricia Stevens Maureen Thomore Susan Wallace Liz Weil Kristina Moeller m- Above: Amy Bash; left: Tari Parkinson Delta Gamma 157 Patrick Alexander Smile Ayres Mark Brant Tom Burchill David Carr Jim Clark Earle Combs Rick Combs Michael Coogan Ted Crowe Bill Dickinson Charles Dine Christopher English Kevin Ferguson Tim Frey Ed Gmerek M. Scott Grantham H. Andrew Hendrikson Jim Holland Michael Jefferson Above: Jim Clark and Ted Crowe; top: Mark Brant and Glenn Reighart; right: Jeff Haake; Bill Shinn 158 Delta Chi Todd Kaiser Ed Krukowski Scott Kuiper Rick Munson Michael Nix Phillip Quattrocchi Glenn Reighart Rolf Ricker David Smith Paul Somme! Gary Stare Thomas Tomezyk Ken Tramel Chuck Traxler Yasuhiro Yamada Jim Young Gregory Wynne Chris Zappa Gar Lippincott Delta Chi 159 Mark Anderako John Axelberg Robert Ball Gregory Braun Roburn Collins Robert Earl Bob Farris Douglas Fink Mark Flegenheimer Steve Foster Douglas Hahn Mark Hanna Robert Haynes Mike Henn 160 Phi Gamma Delta Edward Hobart Reuben Johnson Jere Krueger Craig Landis Brian Loncar Duncan MacFarlane Phil McDonald Michael Milatovlch Jeff Millard David Minton Joe Oleary Lee Paree Tom Pentel Joe Peterka Paula Qua Jeff Rikhoff Jim Ringer Doug Ruggles David Skidmore Stuart Steele Steve Stroman Mark Tagett Bill Tipton Christopher Torie Eric Vale David Wright Kent Zepick Top: Paul Qua, John Axelberg, Mark Flegenheimer, and Phillip McDonald; Opposite page, left to right: Joe Atria; Dave Wright; left: Kent Zepick; above: Wes Royce Phi Gamma Delta 161 Rebecca Ambrose Kirsten Anderson Patricia Aucott Ann Baur Jennifer Behrends Carrie Jo Cooper Janet Cristee Lisa Dandurand Debalyn Daniel Leslie Ann Dunn Lori Eilts Beth Emerson Lynn Fleming Melinda Hannah Melissa Hunter Mary Irish Leslye Jones Catherine Lefevre Susan Lewis Anne Matson Carol McAdams Lee McCarty Susie McNichols Kathleen Megenhardt Maurie Mitchell Mindy Mull Jane Oberlin Catilee Phillips 162 Kappa Alpha Theta Jean Poggemeier Mary Rames Sharon Sexton Carole Silvola Kim Sparenberg Barbara Stephens Katy Svoboda Lynn Williams Melissa Young Top: Melissa Hunter; hottom, left to tight: Mary Rames, Melissa Hunter, Maurie Mitchell, Kathy Enander, Beth Emerson; Wendy Kramer and Anne Rudnicki; Betsy Henshaw Kappa Alpha Theta 163 Kevin Armstrong Cheryl Arnell Lisa Belcher Ronald Boyll Susan Braun Donna Brown Bonnie Burgess Klaas Daley Dennis Ellis Maria Fernandez William Foote KW. Greene Jill Heitzman David Hellmich Susan Horn Sachi Inoue Barry Jones John Kane Jeffry Lukes Monica Meyer Cathy Miller Timothy Neufeld Gerry Norman Ikumi Omori Bobbi Pendell Kath Pennavaria 164 Longden Hall Opposite page.- Steve Davies, Mary Sutton and Michell Strater; this page, top: Lloyd Cooper and Jim Smith; left: Kath Pennavaria; above: Lisa Klaich and Marlene Sanchez Stanley Pondo Richard Roberts Lynn Starratt Mary Sutton Kevin Thompson Eric Walker Terri Weese Longden Hall 165 r Kerri Arndt Angy Bates Haley Barger Shawnette Beard Laura Belfiglio Lisa Beney Anne Bingham Lori Blevins Debbi Brandt Autumn Bryant Cathy Buckles Vicki Carpenter Megan Cassidy Nancy Chester Cathy Chestnut Susan Ciessau Misty Clemons Lisa Clover Lisa Collins Kris Conklin Ryan Connelly Sharon Coty Ivone daSilveira Becky Dean Renee Doll Laura Douglass Maggie Ehlers Amy Emmett Maribeth Masher Linda Moy Lorraine Negley Hillary Nilsson Lisa Peregrin Heather Posey Julie Pratt Danielle Priscu Robin Ralston Catherine Reece Regina Rice Renee Rios Christine Rooney Stephanie Rychlak Laurie Saran Sarah Schnepf Elizabeth Sheaffer Alisa Shuck Shannon Sommers Carolyn Soule Helen Stotler Tina Sukapdjo Kiwami Tanaka Viea Taylor Martha Tondra Laura Torkelson Chris Toskin Suzanne VanHove 166 Bishop Roberts Hall Anne Fenoglio Michelle Fisher Beth Fremgen Ann Gillerlain Linde Hartley Lori Hepler Lisa Hulse Patti Imboden Denise Jeffers Angie Jones Heather Jones Sheryl Jones Pamela Kelly Elizabeth King Kimberly Kuntz Kimberly Lacy Renee Lacy Margaret Lederleimer Rise Lubker Michelle Madalon Pam May Ginny McCracken Laurene McKiman Elana McLaurin Virginia McWhirter Tammi Midkiff Beth Morehead Terri Moritz Victoria Wendrow Linda White Susan Wiele Ann Woolman Margaret Work Linda Wunderlin Nancy Zadigian Left: Ann Gilletlain and Shannon Sommers; above: Nayda Aponte Bishop Roberts Hall 167 Chris Bear Roger Bechtel Keht Billingsley Greg Bond Jerry Bryce David Caldenwood Don Calhoun Richard Coleman W. Douglas Davidson Greg Fontaine Robert Frauenheim Jeffry Ganis Chris Gentry Mark Gentry David Gislasen Mitch Gordon John Harcourt Richard Hoge Gregory Holzhauer Glenn Hopper Mark Inlow Robert Janowski Phillop Kerth David Kraus Scott Lacy Bruce Luecke Scott Myers John Neuman Above: Richard Dixon; right: David Kraus; top, opposite page: Jim Win- k terfeldt; Rick Coleman and Scott Myers 168 Lambda Chi Alpha Greg Noll David Norris Kenneth Randall Brian Riley Thomas Rousseau Mark Schlezel David Sharp John Tatooles Frank Tomecek Brian Wallace Hugh Wallace Jim Winterfeldt Garry Witt Lambda Chi Alpha 169 Andrew 300: Spencer 3002 Thomas Bowser Mark Bretsch Robert Brown Michael Casey Dean Cobble Mark Conklin Jeff Conner Duarte da Silveira Thomas Dugan Jeff Fetters Daniel Fox Bradley Fuson Greg Gibson James Gilmore Criten Greaves Stephen Harris Scott Hershey David Hohlfelder Bn'an Hoover Eric Hynden Harvey Johnson Jerry Johnson Derek Keyes David Kroeger Rick Locke John Mason 170 Phi Kappa Psi Daniel McCurdy Robert Mitchell Bruce Myrehn Bradley Neff Peter Norman Greg Oherren Peter Pogue Edward Reset Pablo Restrepo Andy Rieth Todd Roberson Frank Roberts Gerry Roth Bill Scholotz David Schrier Sam Seward Gregg Stark David Stringiellow Brian Sweeney Gary Tweedy John Woods David Zoellick Left: Bn'an Sweeney; above: Dave Hohlfelder and Brent Williams Phi Kappa Psi 171 Patricia Bressler Rosalie DeYoung Camille Ellick Nancy Farris Catherine Hague Edith Harrison Elizabeth Orlow Brenda Pierce Mary Ridgeway Penny Rutherford Cora Thomas Victoria Urban Leslie Wheelock ilrni DMIEHIJN PI ELEM DRIVE TiiIJH il- 6 NEED URGENT Right.- Leslie Wheelock; opposite page: Dan Cites; Peter Debenedittis 172 Alpha Omicron Pi Cheryl Armstrong Eric Bailey Robert Birch Kelly Cichy Stephen Elliott Leslie Fight Michael Fisher Bradford Goldman Kathleen Green Scott Hanslip Tammy Hatfield Scott Hime Barbara Huls Harry Ittner Sarah Jones David Kluever Edward McDonald David Petree Revecca Schneider Aaron Smith Karl Steiner Out In Town 173 174 Nursing Life Is Tough In The Big City! vyiV Yes! Life is tough in the big city. After sophomore year at DePauw, the junior nursing students make the big move to ' , , ; beautiful downtown Indianapolis. No n s ' 7 V more keggars, no more cooks and wait- - 4 gal ers, no more country runs, and no more ' - . - skipping classes. The Indianapolis nursing Methodist , t - students attend classes and clinical at the . . e , Methodist Hospital, engage in community HOSpltal n' health nursing, and study a lot. Many of the students attend one class on campus during the fall semester of each year. Most of the junior and senior nursing students live in hospital apartments, lo- cated next door to Methodist. No one ever said it was going to be easy! Itts a long, hard road to success in nursing, but the world of nursing is chal- lenging, exciting, and most of all, it's per- sonally rewarding. The girls pictured here, to the left, are members of Sigma Theta Tau, the nurs- ing honor society. Each member is care- fully selected by the faculty and mem- bers. The selections are based on clinical and academic excellence. Row one: Mrs. McDonald, Polly Cain, Mandy Pike, Linda Tower; Row two: Angela McFarland, Mrs. Ganza, Susan Scully, Jeannine Deimel, Jill Tanner, Mrs. Kremer; not pictured: Renee Mort, Pam Rie- gel, Susan West, Paula Kramer Opposite page, top: nursing pin; bottom: MethA odist Hospital; Mrs. Levier and Dr, Smith; this page, top: Audrey Henderson and Patti Jacks; nursing apartments; middle: Harriet Miles Nursing 175 Debbi Barritt Penny Bates Terry Bowlin Polly Cain Shannon Callahan Cynthia Carll Cathleen Clark Jeannine Deimel Andrea deVoursney Susan Ferraro Beth Greene Audrey Henderson Lynne Herder Anne Hutchinson Patricia Jacks Julie Jamieson Donna Love Marilyn Macaluso Pam Meador Harriet Miles Susan O,Daniel Mandy mm Becky Russell Carolynn Smart Linda Tower Caryl Wochos Jeannine Wolf This page: Terry Bowlin; Wile Hall; op- posite page: nursing apartments; Mrs. McDonald and Lynn Herder 176 Nursing Susan Anderson Mari Beth Bereolos Mary Fran Clifton Denise Coldfelter Sally Daeschner Libby Dyer Beatrice Elizondo Lori Gillespie Paula Kramer Janelle Lehman Ruth Miller Lisa Millis Bill Monroe Lorena Monroe Renee Morr Lynn Oelschlager Karen Patterson Jane Pfeiffer Terry Royal Julie Soule Dawn Swain Jill Tanner Elizabeth Thomben'y Wanda Thurston Katie Vickerstaff Linda Walpole Sue Williams Sue Wochos Nursing 177 gig? 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Thomas Computer Science Robert J , Thomas Music Daniel Wachter Economics Gordon Walters Romance Languages Gerald Warren Economics Stanley Warren Education Robert Weiss Communications Glenn Welliver German Russian ' Donald White L Music John White PhilosophWReligion Eunice Wilcox Music Clem Williams English Mildred Willis Education John Wilson History $W7$x 55S? Left: Tom Jackson and Fred Silander FacultyfAdministration 187 5 b P o e P 8 8 1 I'rd I 1': .'.. ' Peoples 189 ul, :6 run ultilrlaliii. v 190 Peoples Peoples 191 192 Peoples Peoples 193 Top: David Greising and Lindy Cornelius; above, left to tight: Jeff Hardcastle; Sue Ludwig; right: Lisa Wenger and Martha Pennington 194 Peoples m m mg m mm m m $ C nvolved ntellects The College Democrats spent a large portion of the year increasing their understanding of the party. They attend- ed the College Democratic convention in Indianapolis in February, and also worked in the local elections. The History Club, a.k.a. Mu Chi Al- pha lThe Beard, Beard, and Beveridge Societyl, started the year off with the election of officers over light refresh. ments at the Chairman of the History Departmenfs home. Next came a field trip to the Covered Bridge Festival in Rockville. The club also held a book sale and organized a lecture by Hazel Long- den. Then they had a Christmas party with exploding cookies and a poker game for pretzels. Second semester the organi- zation sponsored a panel discussion of Afghanistan, featuring Amir Rafat, Ger- ald Fleetwood, and Jack Wright. The year came to a close with the annual awards banquet. The College Republicans, in an efv fort to establish a strong working relation- ship with the Republicans of Putnam County, found themselves more active than ever before, in local election cam- paigns, party strategy sessions, and of course, victory celebrations. The Col- lege Republicans also welcomed to campus Senator Dick Lugar, speaker for the Putnam County Lincoln Day Dinner, and Judy Palmer, the Outstanding Young Woman of America l1979l and the only woman on Indiana Governor Otis Bowenls executive cabinet. Extending be- yond the grassroots level, individual members were involved with the cam- paigns of several national candidates. Around the state, Indiana College Repub- licans elected two DePauw representa- tives to the offices of state vice-chairman and state treasurer. The Sociology and Anthropology Club was a new organization on campus that focused major energies on drafting and approving their constitution first se- mester. Officers were elected and the group was officially recognized by Senate at the end of the semester. Students were also invited to and attended various re- gional sociological conferences. Second semester, the club concentrat- ed on listening to guest lectures by appli- cants for two faculty openings, one in the Sociology and one in the Anthropology Departments. Students were allowed to provide valuable input to aid the hiring process. The year ended with a picnic for seniors in the organization. 196 Commitments COLLEGE DEMOCRATS - Row 1 - Randy Forbes, David Kraus, Dr. Robert Sedlack, Mark Lehman, Keith Howard. HISTORY CLUB - Row 1 - Anne Cannon, Trudy Dittmar, Susie Horstmann, Kim Kelly, John Vinzant, Jim Gast. Jim Wright. COLLEGE REPUBLICANS - Row 1 - Lisa Lynn Johnson, Bruce Lawrence, Tip Moody, Diane Ritter, Misty Clemons, Jackie Jess, Brian Isley, Scussel, Laura Sursa, Kevin Armstrong SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB - Raw 1 - Joi Smith, Ikumi Omori, Debbie Antle, Nancy Brater, Tasha Kidd, Joan Kuhl. Row 2 - Alan Hill, Dennis Owen, Dan Power. Commitments 197 ctive thletes The Women's Intramural Board was responsible for many changes in the program last year. For the first time, par- ticipation points were combined, with fi- nal standing, to decide the overall winner. The year was highlighted by single elimi- nation soccer that sparked an interest in almost all living units. Also successful were the Pumpkin Pie Race, basketball and volleyball. The Meats Intramural Board had an unusual number of controversies, which caused some revisions in their constitu- tion. The fall sports were football, volley- ball, golf, tennis, wrestling, table tennis, and bowling. Spring sports included swimming, basketball, badminton, soft- ball, track, and handball. The Judo Club placed third in the Midwest Regional Tournament, which was quite an accomplishment. It took a lot of practice and dedication. Normally, the club,s members spent five hours a week training. Nlads started the year with a practice every Sunday night. They were working towards the Mom,s Weekend perfor- mance, which was in April. The show, itWH 0? featured Ken Owen, famous WGRiE personality. The girls swam to popular radio tunes. The year ended with a picnic. The Fellowship 0! Christian Ath- letes, after three years of stagnation, boosted their membership quite a bit. On the average, 16-20 members attended each of the weekly meetings. These meetings normally included a film, Bible studies, and t or singing. The group would like to increase fellowship on the DePauw campus. Commitments WOMENS'IM BOARD - Row 1 -Patty Carey, Sue Ludwig, Marcie Stults, Miss Federman, Su- zanne Van Hove, Kathy Mohar, Jill Poppe, Julie Sloan, Carol McAdam, Susie East, Gretchen Rohm, T Sue Ansel, Vicky Jakes. Row 2 - Jody Tweed. Row 3 - Cathy Hague, Lynn Starratt, Susan Campbell. Row 4 - Miss Lester, Laura Haas, Sue Collins. MENS'IM BOARD - Bruce Terlep, John Dillon, F.D. Wilder, Dennis Boyd. JUDO CLUB - Row 1 - Olon Mulford Linde- n mood, Stanley Pondo, Carter Keith. Row 2 - Karen Morton, Kevin Lee, Carol Ann Smith. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN A THLETES - Row 1 - Todd Ponder, Tom Greggory, Vickie Urban, Bruce Donaldson, Cathy Hague, Bob Ka- tula. Row 2 - Tom Clemons, Elizabeth King, Kim Foley NIADS - Row 1 - Kathy Barnes, Sharon Ful- ton, Meg McCarty, Sue Chiappe. RowZ - Maggie Ehlers, Debbie Halfmann, Melva Zabarte. Row 3 - Mary Murphy, Linda Wunderlin, Nancy Wein- gartner, Linda Blessing. Commitments 199 200 nergetic nthusiasts The Art Student Committee took a one day trip to the Toulouse-Lautrec ex- hibit, at the Chicago Art Institute, in the fall. That was followed by the art sale on East College lawn, Parents Weekend. The sale profited $400. As the end of the year approached, so did the Kingsley Slide Marathon. Armed with popcorn and No-Doz, the students were treated to the show of their lives. The DePauw Outdoors Club kept nature enthusiasts busy all year round. Since the clubs founding in 1978, bike trips, camping trips, natural history slide shows, hiking, canoeing, cook-outs, and an energy symposium were organized in an attempt to offer members an enjoy- able alternative to keggars and academia. The club, open to all students and faculty, has been successful in attracting partici- pants from all academic pursuits. The Pom Squad took the field in new uniforms. They performed their enter- taining routines at the home football games, and at a few basketball contests. To raise money, the Poms held numerous slave sales at different fraternities. Cap- tain Jill Scott led the Poms with help from assistants Sherrie Bowman and Brenda Beck. The 1979-80 Cheerleadlng Squad had a busy year. Besides cheering at all football and basketball contests, they led the cheers at the new athletic complex ground digging, and they led alumni in cheers at the annual Alumni Banquet be- fore the Homecoming game. The squad also gave players a treat before each game. Once they gave them a tootsie roll with a message attached to uRoll over ,em Tigers! Commitments x h i x ART CLUB - Row 1 a Carolyn Soule, Janet Wayman. Row 2 - Jack Mousney, Matt Fischer, Mr. Robert Kingsley, Director; Mitch Gordon, Dave Dakich. OUTDOORS CLUB - Row 1 - Terry Hobart, Barb Martin, Joan Hirschman, Mike Deeter. POMS - Row 1 - Jill Scott, Sheri Bowman, Gale Beck, Nancy Ball, Kim Holycross. Raw 3 - Brenda Beck, Sandy Matthys, Amy Wilmer, Row 2 Liz Chezem, Sharon Ivy, Elizabeth Close, Lisa Reynv - Gretchen Rohm, Diane Boecker, Kay Meyers, olds, Laura Bishop. CHEERLEADERS - Row 1 - Beth Miller, Sue 2 - Pat Yonkus, Jim Stinnet, Jeff Nelson, Dave Tullar, Amy Cannon, Terri Royal, Julie Kiritis. Row Taylor. Commitments 201 +1 edicated evotees The Computer Club sponsored two guest speakers during the ceurse of the year. They went to the FAA Center, in Indianapolis on a field trip, and they sponsored a Computer Dating Service for Hogate Hall. The Residence Halls Association worked to promote better relations be- tween dorm residents on the DePauw campus. Their major project was the All Resident Hall Picnic in May. The Association for Afro-Ameri- can Students sponsored many pro- grams during the past year. These includ- ed an Admissions Weekend, a fashion show, a Black Culture Weekend, and a convocation featuring Nikki Giavanni. A Black Alumni Profile brochure was also initiated. The Association of Women Stu- dents were busy re-organizing and plan- nmg mt year; Then malorpmleids 1 RESIDENCE HALLS Assocmnou- now1 King, Susan Eckerly. Row 2 - Shea Nickell, Paul CIUded a Mom 5 Day panel d13cussnon en' e Duane Nickell, Bruce Lawrence, Karen Meier, Shrode. titled TMaking It In A Marys worldyn and Sue Yowell, Luis Davila, Alisa Shuck, Elizabeth a film and discussion series touching on topics such as natural childbirth, rape and self-defense. The organization also began plans for renovating the Woman,s Re- source Center in Lucy Rowland Hall. AWS became members of the Intercolle- giate Association for Women Students and represented DePauw at the national convention. COMPUTER CLUB - Row 1 - Julie Terhune, Liz Orlow, Klaes Daley, Ron Kerrigan, David Hittner. 202 Commitments , r. i I II I H I I I I I I I I I,'I,'I,'I;I,'I,'I!I l 1 M155 -- k ling: ASSOCIA TION AFRO-AMERICAN STU- DENTS - Row 1 - Leslye Jones, Lisa Collins, Regina Rice, Jacqueline Abney. Row 2 - Denise Jeffers, Kimberly Lacey, Lorna Barnes, Vee Edner, Tonia Cooper, Joi B. Smith, Cheryl Whitfield. Row 3 - Camille Y. Jones, Elana D. McLaLIrin, Alan Hill, Lisa Greenwood, Angie Jones, Row 4 - Ear- nest Boyd, Pharex Whined, Crystal Crowdus, Charles Freeman, Robert Allen. Thomas Jackson. ASSOCIA TION OF WOMEN STUDENTS - Row 1 - Monica Meyer. Row 2 - Deb Fenner, Kim Tolen, Marla Slaugh, Julee Johnson, Lisa West- fall, Laure Rocker, Row 3 - Julie Evans, Linda Hesson. Commitments 203 204 aboring eaders Panhellenic Council planned the Panhel-IFC Scholarship Recognition Awards Dessert, with IFC, and organized the 1980 fall rush program. They chose and trained rush counselors, had work- shops for Panhel and IFC Rush Chair- men, and attended the Midwestern Pan- hellenic Conference. A new program was put into effect. It was the Inter-Sorority Exchange, held each semester. Any num ber of girls may participate, and each one is sent to a different house than her own for three days and two nights. Panhel randomly matches girls with houses. Pan- hel also expanded the scholastic empha- sis by beginning a guest speaker program. February brought a speaker who de- scribed his experiences in the German iiHolocaustt, at Auschwitz, during WWII. Intertraternity Council organized rush for the men of DePauw University, and saw to it that everything ran smooth- ly. IFC also sponsored two seminars; one dealt with legal issues and featured local lawyers. The other seminar concerned pledge education. Commitments PANHEL - Row 1 - Sharon Foster, Janis Jones, Karen Turley, Beth Wright, Lisa Vallee, Mary Jane Coffing, Jane Marshall, Sherri Bowman, Vicky Jakes. Row 2 - Cathy Hyde, Julia Berry, Laure Rocker, Joan Claar, Bonnie Hensley, Anne Smith, Amy Clouse, Carolyn Harvey. .vv I I il-l'ifgiT t. N351 Ilalla 1.15. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL - Row 1 t Bill Sharkey, Randy Dwenger. Row 2 - Ed Leh- man, Dean Mohr, Jim Weber. GOLD KEY - Row 1 - Dianne Lippincott, Kathy Megenhardt, David Biggs, Meg Goettle, Les- lie Freeby. Row 2 - Peter De Beneditis, Sam Ardery, Jan Lukens, Rich Thrapp, Randy Dwenger. ACADEMIC COUNCIL - Row 1 - Rick Locke, Tammy Maione, Helen OyReilly, Jim Hart, Rick Carlson, Carroll Bottum. Raw 2 - Maggie Thomson, Bernie Thomas, Karen Klaas, Mark Mi- chaels, Mark Utterback, Sue Ansel, Annie Buser, Tom Chester, Buzz Kaufman. Row 3 - Mike Woodruff, Tom Hellmich, Dan Hasler, Carrie Me- lind, Dave Biggs, Vicky Martin, John Vaghn. MORTAR BOARD - Row 1 - Lindsey Rich- ards, Tom Hellmich, Dave Biggs. Row 2 - Rich Thrapp, Leslie Freeby, Paula Glass, Dianne Lippin- cott, Sam Ardery, Kathy Megenhardt, Joanne Bos- key, Jan Lukens, Dr. Ralph Gray, Randy Dwenger. LITTLE 500 STEERING COMMITTEE - Row 1 - Kent Billingsley, Gary Witt, Ken Coquilette, Scott Hamilton. Row 2 - Mike Neil, Margh Kuhn, Alison Mason, Meg Goettle, Denise Barker. Row 3 - Beth Wolf, Brad Nadbome, Linda McFarlin, John Guild, Brad Tandy, Fritz Johnson, Julie McQuiston, Greg Gattmen. Commitments 205 igh onors Mu Phi Epsilon ushered for concerts and punched recital tickets. This honor- ary music group gave a recital April 25. Their community service project was with Head Start'students during Hallow- een. They had a fund raising bake sale, and they sent a delegate, Nancy Farris, to the Mu Phi Epsilon convention in Indiana- polis. Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha is the national forensics honor society. To become a member, an individual must demonstrate outstanding work in debate and e or individual events, plus have a high scholastic average. DSR-TKA sponsored its thirty-third annual debate tournament and members attended the national con- ference at the University of Denver; The officers were Barbara McHugh, presi- dent; Peter DeBenedittis, vice president for external relations, Tim O,Donovan, vice president for internal relations; Jim Gast, secretary; and Mark Fields, treasur- er. The societyes adviser is Mr. Robert Weiss. Commitments PHI BETA KAPPA - Row 1 - John Krumpel- man, Richard Larson, Holly Hart, Doug Davidson, Annemarie DeSanto, Constance Klarer. Row 2 - Richard Roth, Rich Thrapp, Dennis Beavers, David Sharp, Julia McQuiston, Bruce Wallace. Row 3 - David Minton, David Dull, Greg Holzhauer, Louise Van Bergen, Andy Rieth, Joan Hirschman. Row 4 MU PHI EPSILON - Row 1 - Jackie Hynes, Steve Hesselbacher, Janelle Hartsell, Robin Hite, Bill Wise. Row 2 - Julia Berry, Cindy Schelske, - Mark Zakula, Carolyn Coglianese, Jeff Hodge, Jim Whitlatch, Ann Higgins, David Weisman. Row 5 - Tim Collins, Steve Elliott, Steve Orlow, Eric Shurr, John Vaughn. Row 6 - Cheryl Armstrong, Margaret Stepniewski, Dianne Lippincott, Kathy Manges. Lori Cerone, Eunice Wadewitz, Anne Leonhart. Row 3 - Rene Miska, Jeff Munk, Bob Nance. fif yl' PHI ETA SIGMA - Row 1 - Jim Young, Jeff Pauls. Ed Krukowski. DEL TA SIGMA ROE - TAU KAPPA ALPHA - Roger Bechtel, Holly Hart, Mark Fields, Peter DeBenedittis, KO, Weiss, Tim O!Donovan, Barbara McHugh, Lisa Tate, Jim Gast. llauaul' 'IEII.I3':' 1511,1717- 'I'n-ln J?mm-Q - -.k3 ALPHA LAMBDA DHTA - Row 1 - Carrie Melind, Linda Blessing, Marie Schoffmann. III. 4 PSI CHI - Row 1 - Karen Turley, Cheryl $0 bas, Lindsey Richards, Dr. Margaret Barrio, Greg Lewis, Caryn Stetzel. Row2 -Ann Higgins, Ran- dy Dwenger, Dan Winter, Mark Boyd, Larry Stew art. Commitments 207 208 elping ands The Chaplains' Living Unit Coun- cil CLUQ presented Chapels every Wednesday. They also planned Winter Term mission programs and individual projects, and CLUC organized week-end work projects. Many special programs highlighted the year. For example, just to name a few, there was a Seminary Infor- mation Day, living unit hunger seminars, touring drama shows, pre-marriage semt nars, Winter Tearm slide shows, an Eas- ter Sunrise Service, guitarist - Bix Phil- lips, Christian Folk Rock singers, and a University Thanksgiving Service, plus many guest lecturers and speakers. Commitments CAMPUS CRUSADE - Row 1 - Thom Clem- mons, Mark Honegger, Jennie Carpenter, Margie Calenzani, Priscilla Bates; Row 2 - Mark Ziesmer, OPERATION LIFE - Row 1 - Kathleen Klayer, Rick Barney, Charlie Pechette; Row 2 - Aaron Smith, Brian Johnson, Mary Sutton, Robin Marylynn Ziesmer, Kevin Bradshaw, Sharon Bar- nard, Mike Woodruff, Jenny Thoman, Karin Gould Adair, Steve Stroman, Cathy Miller; Row 3 - Tom Morris, Charles Hetledge, John Murphy, John Goeke Intervarsity Tom Rousseau Louise VanBergen Greg Holzhauer Laurie Brown Greg Rittenhouse Priscilla Pope Judy Yount Mark Gentry Carol Harvey Dave Norris Kathy Menges Dan Schwartz Hugh Wallace Laura Busch Linda Wunderlin Katie Robertson Mark Henry Mark Inlow - Chaplains Living Unit Council PRESIDENT ............... Mark Gentry VICE-PRESIDENT .......... Rick Jelesky SECRETARY .............. Cathy Buckles TREASURER ....... L ....... Greg Braun PROGRAM CHAIRMAN . . . .Tari Parkinson GROUP PROJECTS ........ Nancy Gregory INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS . . .Scott Myers CHAPEL CHAIRMAN ...... Julie Davis PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIR- MAN ..................... Tim Burchill CLUC LIVING UNIT REPRESENTA TIVES - Lisa Henry, Cheryl Mosley, Michelle Younker, Julie Davis, Ana Bacallao, Ann Miller, Jackie Hynes, Beth Mehne, Tari Parkinson, Patty Stevens, Belinda Boswell, Lauren Stevens, Katie Robertson, Leslie Dunn, Betsy Hinshaw, Barb Martin, Karen Benes, Sally Englehart, Cathy Foley, Dan Schwartz, Frank Scommegna, Emily Lindstaedt, Nancy Gregory, Linda Noonan, Beth Ofsthun, Cathy Buckles, Renee Rios, Larry Stewart, Lisa O'Rear, Mike Bunch, Di- anna Hammond, Judy Hodshire, Steve Beck, Mi- chelle Strater, Greg Rittenhouse, Mark Boyd, Ken Merriam, Rick Jelesky, Joe Dixon, Tim Burchill, Gary Stare, Chip Pauli, Rob Bradshaw, Dan Griffith, Kevin Stewart, Dean Quigley, Steve Huber, Doug Evans, Scott Myers, Mark Gentry, Vic Burriss, Pete Melberg, Greg Braun, Jim Ringer, Todd Roberson, Jim Mayer, Don Dehart, Bill Winslow, Wayne Anth- ony, Bob Torkelson, Curt Neii, and Jeff Williams 209 210 illing orkers Student Cabinet was composed of the leaders of Academic Council, Inter- Fraternity Council, Panhellenic Council, Residence Halls Association, Union Board, Student Senate, and the Student Body President. These people all worked hard to improved DePauw's academic and extracurricular programs. Student Senate established a new llBook Bankll where students can buy and sell used books. Senate also worked on improving DPU relations with the Greencastle community, as local citizens were invited to many of the living units for dinner. Student mail service was re- vamped, and refreshments were pro- vided in the library, for hungry students, during finals. Union Board, consisting of Senior, Junior, Campus, and Freshman Boards, was active giving students several much- needed breaks from their academics. Sev- eral concerts were arranged, with De Pauwites being treated to the sounds of llAmericall and llPure Prarie League.n Casino Night was a success again, and many Winter Term activities were also arranged. The living units participated in Superstars Competition and each class planned and held either canoe trips or picnics. Commitments STUDENT CABINET - Row 1 - Luis Davila. Row 2 - Jan Lukens, Martha Way, Carolyn Har- vey. Row 3 - Bill Sharkey, Shea Nickell, Dan Hasler. STUDENT SENA TE - Row 1 - Thom Jack- son, Comer Plummet, Kurt Bies, Caren Nischke, Judy Noblett, Lisa Vallee, Darby Ragan, Susan Go- zercy, Tonia Cooper, Debby Kasemeyer, Gil Stand- ley. Row 2 - Luis Davila, Mary Brunskill, Chris Toskin, Helen OlReilly, Kevin Armstrong, Jon New- man, Karen Meyer, Bill Butler. Row 3 - Mike Wooddruff, Matt Scott, Mark Brant, Greg Sausa: man, Matt Fischer, Marty Glover, Mike Rice, Mark Michaels, Leslie Wheelock, Jim Funkl SENIOR BOARD - Row 1 - Terry Sites, Row 2 - Gerry Roth, Laura Murdoch, Amy Zatkoff, Leslie Freeby, Jan Lukens, C.C. Shearon, Patty Matthei, Row 3 - Mike Rubino, John Fetters, annual Andy Hess, Betsy Mackovock, Scott Monteith, Row 4 - Margh Kuhn, Row 5 - Gray Tweedy, Jeff Heise, Dan Hasler JUNIOR BOARD - Row 1 - Chuck Colburn, Sheila Horn, Ann Trudgen, Todd Ponder, Maggie Thomson, Bill Burk, Row 2 - Maureen Thomure, Scott Hamilton, Chuck Erwin, Gerald Hosking, Ali- son Mason, Row 3 - Dave Smith, Jim Wright, Beth Stewart, Leslie Freeby, Sarah Dewart, Dave Stringfellow, Anne Rudnicki CAMPUS BOARD - Row 1 - Jeff Price, Eric Mallory, Doug Fink, Ana Bacallao, Kevin Fearn, Jorge Buxo, Carole Clause, Debbie Smith, Dayle Ohlau, Tonia Cooper, Row 2 - Mindy Whiting, Lisa Cornwall, Nancy Harris, Gil Standley, Mark Geoghegan, Mark Michaels, Row 3 - Heather Homer, Diane Boecker, Carrie Cooper, John Rowe, Todd Roberson, Amy Parker, Kara Mosley, Dave Lippie, Steve Hoenig, Rick Combs, Cindy ' m; xiv? Hedges FRESHMAN BOARD - Row 1 - Doug Stew- art, Lorraine Negley, Linda Liebl, Row 2 - An, drea Lewis. Ryan Connelly, Patti Parkison, Mike Rice, Linda Nye, Raw 3 - Greg Maupin, Dan Gonzales, John Locke, Row 4 - Carol! Bottom, Pat Alexander, Scott Morehead, Morgan Roe, Stu Weinland, Stephanie Rychlak, Patti Matthei Commitments 21 1 212 edia ania The Mirage 1980 did an about face; yes, the staff actually managed to put together the book with a minimum of crises. The financial end of the book looked dubious early in the year, but with the help of a strong business manager things picked up. Organization was the key to smooth operating stratagem. The DePauw kept a hard working staff up late at night 4-8 times during the year V18 issues, get it?t and the great thing was that nobody ever complained about staying at The Pub until three or four in the morning on Sunday and Wednesday. At least not too much, be- cause along with giving DePauw one of the best campus newspapers tor a college its size, The DePauw gave those stu- dents a lot of fun and camaraderie. The paper didntt look the same. It got a face lift to help bring it into the 805 from somewhere back in the 505. It also con- tinued to be published twice a week, pro- vide a training ground for potential jour- nalists and irritate the Administration. 50 whatts new? The Debate Team completed one of its most active and successful seasons, under the twenty-fifth year of coach Rob- ert Weiss, The team was high in national rankings, both in C.E.D.A. and I.S.T.R. ratings. Specializing in parliamentary de- bates, the team participated in ten such debates against teams from Wabash, But- ler, Ohio State, and the University of Illi- nois. The season ended with a debate of reinstituting the draft, on Parenfs Day. Barbara McHugh coached the successful novice squad. In addition to debating, the team sponsored its annual Student Con- gress. Commitments THE MIRAGE - Row 1 - Don Popravak, Sue Ludwig, Kevin Fern, Jack Sutton; row 2: Linda Hes- son, Kim Tolen, Carolyn Adams, Jeff Hardcastle, Jeff t lnce, John Murphy, Lisa Wenger; row 3: Beth Schelske, Tara Walker, Anne Lauer, Lynne Rolph, LeighAnn MacKenzie, Amy Bates THE DEPAUW - Row 1: Jake Jackson, Bonnie Spindler, Pie Jacoby, Cathy Foley, Lindy Cornelius, John Norris. Steve Pinaire, Andy 800:; row 2: Mark Utterback, David Cislak, Mark Fields, Sarah Sturmon, David Greising, Bill Dickinson, Mark Kollar, Rick Je- leskyY John Taylor, John Faulkner, Tom Hillman, Bruce Donaldson, Bill Oakley, Tim Burchill W.G.R.E - Raw 1 - Kim Holycross, Phil Geor- geson, Fred Fritz. Rob Schmidt; Row 2 - Ann Maclntosh, Allison Brashear, Dayle Ohlau, Maggie Wilder, Margaret Carman; Row 3 - Kathy Long, Trisha Sullivan, John Kessler, Mike Woods, Chuck Traxler, Melissa Young, Jack Sutton, Greg Braun, Dwight Burgess, Ken Owen, Dave Michaels, Mike Henn, Dave Fehling, Phil Randall DEBA TE TEAM - Row 1 - MArk Lehman, Jim Gast, Lisa Tate, Barbara McHugh, Sachiko Inoue; raw 2 - Tim O,Donovan, Bobbi Pendell, Peter DeBenedittis, Mary Jane Coffing; row 3 - Doc, Chris Spoerl, Mike Rogers PUBLICA TIONS BOARD - Row 1 - Gil Stan- ley, Annie Buser, Tom Emery. Row 2 - John Norris, John Taylor, Gary Lemon, Ed Lehman Commitments 213 214 olished erformers N The Men of Note performed on sev- eral occasions during the course of the academic year. They were an Admissions Weekend attraction, they performed in a Chaplainst Living Units Council tCLUCt program, and on Dadts Day. These vocal- ists traditionally serenade on campus, be- fore an appearance, to promote the up- coming performance. Sixteen men consti- tuted the group. Although they lost over half of their members, the Collegians were as active as ever, and had a very productive year. After early auditions they perfected their Dad,s Weekend show. They also enter- tained the Moms, but with a few new faces. ttOff-Campust' performances, hub shows, and Admissions banquets kept them busy throughout the year. Century Singers began the year with the Monon Bell concert. This included a performance with a Wabash group. Christmas brought the annual Madrigal Dinner, and January took the singers on a tour to New Orleans where they sang in various churches. Duzer Du, the very select honorary dramatic society, required its new mem- bers to have worked three shows before being voted in. The group, as a whole, presented Hot 1. Baltimore. They also sponsored I Never Sang For My Fa- ther, Waiting For Godot, and Same Time Next Year. MEN OI NOTE - Row 1 -Joe Farinella, Bruce Lueke, Matt Patterson, Beth Briskey, Matt Holiday. Row 2 - Shea Nickell, Dean Hadley. Row 3 - COLLEGIANS - Row 1 - Tamera Wise, Lori Cerone, Lisa Thornbutg, Patti Gurrell, Laurel Hine, Peggy Western. Row 2 - Randy Dwenger, Dave Small, Walter Wolfe, Brad Lower, Mike Wemhotf, Mark Schlegal. Gregg Gattman, Dave Stirsman, Frank Tomecek, George Dawe, Dave Norris, Jeff Nelson. Raw 4 e Wayne Anthony, Dan Powers. CENTUR Y SINGERS - Plano - Tamera Wise. Row 1 - Kathy Dozois, Ginger Stevens, Debbie Daniel, Leslie Jenkins, Peggy Westen, Valencia Edner, Janell Hartsell, Janet Wilson, Lisa Thorn- burg, Leslie Weelock, Lori Cerone, Beth Babbit, DUZER-DU - Row 1 - Scott Schafer, Tom White, Mark Fields, Babs Petty, Julee Johnson. Row2 - Melissa Hunter, Dennis Ellis, Tari Parki- son, Gary Le Blane, Tom Potter, Carol Fiegler, Penny Rutherford, Karen Albert, Stacey Bilsland, 4mm ' Mr. Irwin. Row 2 - Dan Liles, Dave Small, Rich- ard Roberts, Doug Davidson, Kurt Clawson, Tom Potter, Steve Hauffer, Mark Schlagel, David Wright, Scott Moon, Kim Boehn, Paul Lueken, Ann Carley, Carol Hohl- felder. Ladder - Rene Miska, Lisa Belcher, Chris Portelli, Alan Chambers, Richard Roberts, Jack Sub ton, Janet Speiks, Jennie Davis, Roger Bechtel, Brian Joesten. Commitments 21 5 UNIVERSITY CONCERT CHOIR SOPRANO Lisa Cheney Debalyn Daniel Kathy Dozois Valencia Edner Nancy Farris Patti Correll Jill Heitzman Leslie Jenkins Lesley Kidd Reiko Ito Virginia Stephens Peggy Western Susan White Melinda VV'hiting Tamara Wise TENOR Kevin Aikman Brett Bolte Charles Dine Steven Hoffer David Kraus Scott Moon Andy Rieth Mark Schlegel David Wright ALTO Beth Babbitt Lori Cerone Beth Christie Janelle Hartsell Carolyn Harvey Laurel Hine Heidi Kaufmann Liz Rogers Anne Schaaf Kim Mlheat Leslie Wheelock Janet Wilson BASS David Calderwood Alan Chambers Brian Isley Dan Liles Kirk Lawson Jeff Munk Christopher ?ortelli Thomas Potter Richard Roberts Richard Schiffler David Small Jonathan Straycr Janelle Hartsell, Accompanist FESTIVAL CHORUS SOPRANO Patti Aucott Sharon Barnard Juanita Brooks Janice Chilcoate Polly Coddington Julie Donnell Deanna Downey Mary Fahnestock Beth Fremgen Mary Lynn Gates Brenda Hansen Linda Hartley lane Irwin Vera Kierstead Molly Lamphear Jennifer Martinson Donna Matteson Pamela May Julia Pratt Catherine Reece Anne Rock Rosalyn Schneider Eurtice Staley Martha Taylor Linda Thornburg Ruth vanZwoll Kathy Warne ALTO Anne Boyd Donna Brown Lisa Cripe Patricia Freeman Sherri Gibson Adeline Knoy Anne Leonhart Darlene Nevins Helen Overton Kathy Peters Priscilla Pope Heather Posey Nancy Riegel Nancy Riker Elizabeth Schaltenbrand Bonnie Schiffman Kim Schoonmaker Martha Tondra Eunice Wadewitz Dana Whitmore Evelyn Wirsing BASS Thomas Chrispin Jeff Dorrel Robert Eccles John Eigenbrodt Jerald Johnson Elaine Wittenbraker Daniel Judd Mary Wood TENOR Spencer Booz Fred Brooks Bill Dickinson John Griffen James Mannon Charles Mays Commitments Robert Millard Paul Shrode Glenn Welliver Keith Welsh DEPAUW SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA VIOLINS Karen Albert- Indianapolis UFV Linda Blessing? Kokomo Kathy Burger- New Albany Jane ConwayA Hinsdale, IL Janice Curry- Du Bois, PA Valerie Knox- Berkley, MI Margaret Liederleitner- Mt. Prospect, IL Ann Maclntosh- Western Springs, IL Kim McPherson- Lafayette Carla Martin- Pasadena, CA Cheryl Mosley- Louisville, KY QB Mark Mutter- Mukwonago, W1 QC David Neal- Indianapolis UCD Cordon Reinhart- Westland, MI Ginger Saunders- South Norwalk QFV Cynthia Schelske- Ann Arbor, MI OB Alisa Shuck- Indianapolis Barbara Vxlild Bielefeld, Germany VIOLAS Jane Ann Benedict- Dayton, OH 0:, E, 0 Julia Berry- Grosse Pointe! MI Ruth Dorworth- Wyoming, OH Deidre Kern- Frankfort Nancy Newby- Tulsa, OK Anne Smith- Lafayette VIOLONCELLOS Liz Cuodpaster- Marion WV Wayne Johnson- Marion John Kundonassis- Norman, OK C Ken Myers- Creencastle Lisa Peregrin- Naperville, IL Jane Riegell Oxford, OH Erna Rumney- Kirksville, MO Fermin Segarra- Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico Richard Thomas- Burkville, AL US CONTRABASS Scott Dunbar- Greencastle Jacquelyn Jess- Libertyville, IL 0:, E, 0 Kathy Burger- New Albany FLUTE 8: PICCOLOS Amy Hembd- Indianapolis Lisa Klaichi Fairbanks, AK Rene Miska- Ortonville, MI Holly Van Proyeni Glen Ellyn, IL OBOES 8: ENGLISH HORN Ian Davidson- Kingsville, TX Julia White- Indianapolis Jim Young- Marion, OH BASSOON Jeanne Blum- Romeo, MI Diana Evans- Indianapolis Debi Whitley- Harrisburg, PA CLARINETS Susan Braun- Cincinnati, OH Kurt Hamlen- Palatine, IL Rosemary Lynch- River Forest, IL Pam Wilson- Detroit, MI TUBA Terry Coeggel- Vandalia, OH HORNS Ellen Hillman- Midland, MI Robin Hite- Anderson Robert Nance- Williamsburg, VA Lisa Nash- Redland, CA Karen Ortman- West Lafayette TRUMPETS Tom Andrews- Franklin Rich Byrd- Indianapolis Dave Scott- Loisville, KY Jeff Trott- Romeo, MI TROMBONES Phil Cooper- Indianapolis Kevin James- Glen Ellyn, IL Mike McCarthy- Hudson, FL Pat North- Indianapolis PERCUSSION Jenni Behrends- Peoria, IL Chuck Wagner- Glen Ellyn, IL DEPAUW UNIVERSITY BAND CORNET 8c TRUMPET Dave Scott, Louisville, KY Jeff Trott. Romeo, MI Bob Borden, Fairport, NY Jim Heimrich, Robinson, IL Rich Byrd, Indianapolis Doug Cripe, Goshen Pharez Whitted, Indianapolis Thom Andrews, Franklin Phil Kerth, St. Louis, MO Alan James, Fairfield, NJ Marlene Rogers, Montpelier Curt Snider, Vv'illiamsport Bill Dickinson, Arcadia, CA FRENCH HORN Lisa Nash, Redlands, CA David Owen, Noblesville Bob Nance, XNilliamsburg, VA Ellen Hillman, Midland, MI Alan Chambers, Florence, AL Brad Petersen, Libertyville, IL Andy Hess, South Bend Anne West, Richmond BARITONE Mike McCarthy, Hudson, FL Pam May, Lock Haven, PA Larry Stewart, New Ross TROMBONE Phil Cooper, Indianapolis Pat North, Rockville Kevin James, Glen Ellyn, IL Brian Caldwell, Elwood Brian Kennedy, Hampton Bays, NY Jeff Munk, Vestal, NY Paul Allison, Evansville Lori Blevins, Brownstown Christopher Hiner, Carmel TUBA Mike Bradbury, Waukegan, IL Terry Goeggel, Dayton, OH David Kraus, Griffith PERCUSSION Joe Donnell, Ft. Wayne Jenni Behrends, Peoria, IL Fermin Segarra, Rio Piedras, PR Tim Turkington, Ashland, KY Dan Griffith, Bayside, WI Leigh Ann .VlacKenzie. Elkhart FLUTE Amy Hembd, Indianapolis Sherri Gibson, Loch Sheldrade, NY Judy Stading,E1gin, IL Vicki Wendrow, Indianapolis Anne Leonhart, Oak Park, IL Dana Whitmore, Natick, MA Lisa Cronwell, North Muskegon, MI Beth Fremgen, Cary, IL Katie Robertson, FL Wayne Nancy Ziegler, New Canaan, CT Carol W'reden, Chicago, IL Karen Hurst, Covington, KY CLARINET Rosemary Lynch, River Forest, IL Kurt Hamlen, Paletine, IL Sue Koenig, Crystal Lake, IL Liz Petty, Crawfordsville Marta Slagle, Ft; Wayne Kerri Arndt, Lombard, IL Gavin Smith, Ft. Wayne Gail Noland, Roachdale Donna Kummeth, Goshen Marsha Brown, Ladoga Cindy Bonine, Culver Shawnette Beard, Indianapolis Sue Nichols, South Bend Susan Burney, Shrewsbury, MA OBOE 8: ENGLISH HORN Ian Davidson, Kingsville, TX Jim Young, Marion, OH Commitments 217 -A- Abney, Jacqueline I. 203 Abnzy, Reglna Acket, Philip M. 128 Adult. Robin W. 124, 208 Adams, Carolyn G. 144, 212 Adderley. Ellen K. 146 Adley, Kenneth H. 130 Alkman, John K. 93, 152 Albert. Karen K. 83, 136, 191. 215 Alberta, Gregory M. 120 Alexander, Patrick R. 61, 158, 211 Allard. Amy J. 144 Alllben. David G. 138 Allaben, John B. 37 Allen. Ruben R. 203 Alley, CaIlJnne 154 Alllng, Janus C. Allison, Paul R. 101, 154 Alvarez, Susan L. 132 Ambrose, Rebecca L. 101, 162 Amos. Deborah J. 132 Andenko, Mark R. 160 Anderson, Beth L. 101, 150 Anderson, Denise E. Anderson, Klmten E. 101, 162 Anderson, Suun At. 177 Anderson. Thomas B. 130 Andrews, Thomas S. 152 Annesc, Sarah E. Ansel. Susan M. 71, 156, 198, 205 Ansbutz, Bruce P. 3, 101, 118 Anthony, Can A. Antlmny, lene A1 214 Amie, Deborah C. 124, 197 Aaba, Gregory T. Apatoff. Robert 5. 101. 134 Aponte, Nayda l. 167 Arbuckle, Pamela J. Ardery, Samuel R. 3, 205 Arnold, Ky D. Armslumg. Cheryl A. 101, 173, 206 Amumng, Kebln R. 164, 197, 210 Amdt, Kerri L 71, 166 Arne . Cheryl M. 101, 164 Arrell. Debra L. 73 Axbman, Elizabeth M. Atkins. Jacquelyn K. 144 Atria, Joseph J. 55, 161 Auel, Barr! Aubert, Robin R. 148 Aucott, Patrick L. 59, 162 Aufderbeck, J1 R. Auslln, Douglas B. 120 Axelberg, John T. 160, 161 Ayres, Stephen R. 69, 158 -132 Babbitt. Beth A. 215 Bacnllao, Ana M. 148, 211 Bachmann, John C. 142 Bahamonde, Rafael 101, 154 Halley, Elizabeth A. Bailey, Eric 5. 101, 173 Bailey. leabeth P. Baird, Kyle E. 55 Kurd. Nancy R. 12, 116 Baker. Beth A. 8. 146 Baker, Laura J. 4, 140 Baker, Robert B. 134 Blldwln, Peter M. Ball, John K. II 101, 160 Bill, Michael D. Ball, Nancy L. 156, 201 Bane. James M. 118 Banker. Judlth M. 150 Barblel. Cynthia F. 14, 9O Burt, Holly M. Bliger, Haley A. 166 Barker, Denlu A. 27, 205 Barker. Kevln 1L Barkley. Uu R. 148 Barnard, Sharon E. 101, 136, 208 Bartlet. Kathlzzn M. 146, 199 Barnes. Lom- M. 203 Barnett, Robln L. 63, 146 Blmy, Richard N. 2, 208 L Bandit. Deborah E. 101, 176 Bartlett, George R. Jr. Bub, Amy H. 58. 101, 156, 157 Baa. Klmberly S. 144 Bntdorl, Amy E. 218 Index Bates, Amy L. 166. 212 Bates, Priscilla P. 101, 176, 208 Baumann, Valerie R. 132 Blur, Ann E. 58. 101, 162 Buyer. James R. Belt, Christopher W. 168 Beard, Martha 5. 166 Beacon, Catherine A. 154 Beaumont, Patricia J. Bellren, Dennis G. 101, 120, 206 Bechtel, Roger K. 85, 168, 201, 215 Beck, Brand: 5. 101, 156, 201 Beck. Gale A. 156. 201 Back, Stephen R. Beckner, Jeflery E. Bedree, Melvin A. Begley, an P. 4, 55, 86, 120 Behremlt. Jennifer 6. 162, 189 Belcher, Llu D. 101, 164, 215 Belilgllo, Laura L 82, 166 Bell, Norman D. Benedlcl, June A. Belles, Karen A. 10, 150 BengeI, Launlyn G. 144, 145 Bennett. Stephen E. 126 Bercaw, Cynthia M. 101, 156 Bereoloc. erlbztll 177 Betgln. Sail A. Berglnnd, Dlllld W. Bergmnnn, Kurt J. Bergstrom, Dorie J. 10, 144 Bermy, Llu A. 156, 206 Berry, Elleen C. 59 Berry, Julia J. 204 Belhke, Scott W. 130 Beyer, Darlcn K. Blbbs, Jellrey D. 5, 64, 65 Blebel. John P. 152 Bledennann, Robin H. 148 Blea, Christine M. 8125, Kurt D. 152, 210 Blggt. David D. 102. 138, 205 Riggs, Laura E. Bllllngsley, Allen K. It. 7, 47, 102, 168, 205 Bildand. Stacey L. 132, 215 Binghlm. Anne E. 166 Birch, Robert L. Jr. 102, 173 Bird, Jeffrey C. Bislmp, Laura L. 78. 146, 147, 201 Black. Paul.- K. 144 Blacknon, Gary l. Blackwn. Thomas A. Jlake. Carroll J. Blecha, Jacquzllne M. Blessing, Llndn J. 148, 199, 207 Blevlnl, Lori D. 166 Blew. Marian E. Blum, Jeanne M. Boecker. Dime M. 25, 201, 211 Boehm. Kimberly L. 85, 215 Bobm, G-rry L. Bobm, Kelly L. Boland. Cbrlulne M. Bole, Randolph 5. 55 Bolte, Brett J. Bond, Gag A. 168 Bonlna, Cynlhh D. 8, 146 Boot, Clark: A. 62, 102, 170, 212 Boot, Spencer B. 170 Borbely, Dave A. 55 Borden. Robert D. 142 Borden, Elizabeth A. 136 Barrel , Therese A. 148 Boa, Gaylene D. 144 Bonky, Joanne D. 205 Boawcll. Belinda K. Botuhner. Amy 8. 124 80mm. Carroll 146, 205, 211 Bower, szecca L. 102, 156 Bowlln. Terry L. 102, 176 Bowman. Shem L1 156, 201, 204 Bonnet. Thomas E. 102, 170 Boyd, Anne E 66 Boyd, Bomb 6'. 198 Boyd, Sam 55. 203 Boyd, Hurt A. 128, 207 Boycr, Michael W. 62, 142 Boy , Emil K. 102, 164 bytes. Lin C. 102, 150 HIM, W 1.. Hum, Kevh l. 208 W. M K. 131 Br-ch. Gar! l. 11 land. M 166 Bnndvik. David J. Brant, Mnrk A. 158, 210 Bndnear, Allison 146, 213 Brawl. Nancy B. 102, 136, 197 Bnun. Gregory P. 160, 213 Braun, Susan L. 102, 164 Buy, Matthew C. 55, 56 Bree , Amy D. Bzeger. Robert 5. Brennan. Gina R. 45 Brenner, Steven M. Brawler, Pink 102, 172 Bretcber. Paul 62, 80 Bunch, Mark L. 55, 170 Eddgeu. Thomas 5. 134 Briggs. Caroline B. 140 Hrinka, Juli: B. Btlnley, Deborah A. Brlntun. Kathryn L. 21 Husky, Beth A. 214 Btodenen, Kimberly A. 102, 122 Blodfuebrer, Peggy .1. Brothers. Cathy 5. 144 Btounley, David A. Brown. Chevy! E. 146 Brown, Donna L. 164 Brown, Greg A. Brown. Gregory A. Brown, Laurel A. Brown, Manbl J. 148 Brown, Robert B. 55, 170 Brun-klll. Mary K. 136, 210 Bryant, Autumn L. 166 Brycz, Jerry 168 Bubenzer, Kris A. Bucklev. Cathy J. 166 Bunch, Jane: M. Bundy, Clinton H. Buntaln. Lenlle A. Bunnd, Deborah K. Human, Timothy w. 158, 212 Burdyl, John 55 Bulgel. Karbtyn L. Burger. Wendy J. 144 Bunyan, Bonnie L. 102, 164 Bulge , Dwight E. 61, 213 Bulk. William D. 69, 211 Burke, Cornelia C. Burke. Michael W. 102, 134 Burke, Ruth E. 102, 136 Burner. Deborah H. 146 Barney, Suun K. 146 Bunny. VIC K. Busch, Laura Bunrd, Margaret 112 BHIeI, Beth A. 205, 213 Butler, William J. 210 Buxo, Jorge A. 11, 142, 211 Byrd, mama W. 142 Byrum, Beth A. 146 -C- Cudenn, Jail 60, 61 Cain, Margaret M. 136 Cain, Polly c. 102, 175, 176 Caldetwoad, David C 168 Caldwell, Brian J. 154 Cdsnzlnl, Hlldn M. 146, 208 Calhoun. Donald E III 168 Cull, John C. 55, 118 Callahan, Shannon L. 102, 176 Cmnbcll, Suun L 66, 73, 78. 198 Cannon, Amy K. 122, 201 Cm, Am F. 150, 196 Clpchrt. June- 3. Jr. 142 Carey, Chub: D. 152 Cney, Punch 1.. 198 Carling, Jane- C. 120 Cull, Cyndi: II. 102, 176 Clifton, Glen- F. .k. 120, 205 Cam... Hamlet 1.. 102, 122, 213 emu, Hon; E. Clmy, m A. 103, 156 6071.31, Jannlfcr S. 208 CWr. Vickie L. 166 Can, David J. 158 Canon, Saul l. 45 Caner, 6001'!- G. 146 Candy. Timothy 1'. Cany, w 5. 55, 170 CI , M: l. h. M. H- C. 55, 134 M. M.- A. 166 Cltbcart. Robert 0. 55, 120 Cauley, Patrick F. 45 Cave , Nancy A. 132 Caylan, Roger H. Cecil, Daniel R. 83 Cell , Dominic C. Cerone. lore C. 73, 93, 206. 214, 215 Chambers, James A. 84, 215 Champion. Stephen P. 142 Chapman, Kelly A. 63, 144 Chase, Dianne R. Cheney. Lisa A. Cbeatnut. Cathy S. 166 Chester, Nancy J. 166 Chester, Thomas W. 205 Cbezem, Elizlbetb A. 156 Chezem, Susan E. Cblnpella, Dl-ne M. Chlappe, Suun M. 199 Chope, Anne .- L. 146 Chrlapin, Thomas W. Christie, Ellzabetb K. Cbrluapheuen, .5an M. Chronlak. Thomas N. Chmstomlll, Janice M. Chupp, Beth L. 103, 132 Clcby, Kelly A. 103, 173 Clemu, Suun E. 166 Cillak, David J. 24, 126, 212 Clark, Alan W. Clark, Cathleen D. 103, 176 Clark, James M. 158 Clark, Maryanne B. 45, 150, 151 Clark, Robert M. II! 29, 55, 56, 118 Clark, Rosa A. Clark, Shelley A. 144 Clark, Steven 5. 74, 126, 127 Chane. Carol: A. 136. 211 Clayton, Mark C. 2151 Clemons, Minty L. 166, 197 Clemona. William T. 208 CIendenlng, Beth A. Clendenlng, Sunn l. Cllfford. Trlcy L 55, 135 Cult, Dough: S. 103, 120 Cllll. Suun L. 34, 124 Clifton, Mary F. 14, 177 Cline. Eleanot L. 150 Cllpplnger. Paul D. 131 Clodfeker, Denlae P. 177 Close, Elizabeth K. 201 Clam, Amy L. 140, 204 Clown Lin K 166 Cobble, Dean P. 170 Cochran, Tracy L. 122 Cochran. With 5. Cnddlngtan, Polly A. 144 Coffins, Mary J. 204, 213 Coghlan. Ann 5. 140 Coglllneu, Carolyn J. 103, 154, 206 Colbum, Charla M. 138, 211 Coleman, Richard A. 103, 168, 169 Cellini. Btadlold H. 72. 134 Calling Llu D. 166, 203 Colllnl, Helium M. Jr, 160 Cellini, Suun L. 144, 198 ColIlns, Tlmollly G. 206 Combs, Eula M. IV 47, 103, 158 Combs, Erlc B, 158. 211 Conkln. Susan E 144 Canklln, Kristin M. 166 Conklln, Mark J. 170 Connelly. Mary R. 166, 211 Conner, Jeffrey B. 170 Cmmthe, Theda J. 142 Conwny, Jon: E. 136 Conway, Kevbl 120 CW, Hell ! L. 158 Cook. Carolyn J. Cook, Jerry A. Call, W P. Cooke. Kathi... P. 144 Cooley, Irk- l. Gully, Mark 5. 12, 192 Com, Memo. AW. Cooper, Guru J. 162, 211 Cm. Mh- D. 138 Cooper, 6. Lloyd 165 Cooper, m l. 154 Cooper. Robert 5. Cup , Tosh C. 203, 210, 211 cw, M U. 152, 205 Cairn. Ciuda- 103. 130 Corby, A.- P. 215 Cornelius, Llnda A1 194, 212 Cumett, George M. 118 Comwell, Lin B. 143, 211 Costa, Cheryl A. 87 Conan. Elbert C. 36. 37, 120 Cory. Sharon K. 63, 166 Coudl, Thomas K V44 Colulneau, Henry A. III 142 Convent, Wllllam J. 138 Cox, Rhonda F. 140 Cnblll. Sheree L. 136 Craft, Stephanie A. Creek, Jeffrey L. Crlpe. Douglas D. 154 Crlpe, Lisa A. 146 Crlpe. Venue B. Jr. Crlslee. June: 1.. 162 Crnop, David N. Crou, Brian C. 103, 120 Crow. Jame: D. 120 medua, Cryual D1 203 Crowe, John V. IV 118 Crawl. Theodore R. 61. 158 Crowell. Karyn A. 124 Curran. Ronald D. 103, 120 Curry, Janice L. Curry, Laurie A. 5, 144 Curtis, Cntbedne l. 148 Cualck. Jill F. 59, 66, 144 Cvengrot, Laura L. 13, 103, 140 -132 D-eubner. Sally A. 177 lelch. David L. 200 Dale. Elizabeth R. Daley, Kine! W1 164, 202 Dalton. Gretchen Duly, Ann 1'. Duy, ery c 140, 141 Duly. Stephen X. 72, 103, 138 Dancel, Cladm M. Daudlno, Patrick Dlndunnd, Llu 162 Daniel. Deb-Iyn E. 162, 215 Dnnlelmn. Paul W. 138 Darling, Martha S. 140 dnSllvelrl, Duane M. 170 d-Sllvelrl. Made l. 63, 166 Dlvldaon. Ian 3. 103, 142 Davldlon, 5mm M. Davidson. Wllllam D. 82, 168, 206, 215 Davidson, Wllllnm M 2, 103 DIVIZI. Steven M. 165 D-vlla, Carlos G. Dnvlla, Juan C. 142 DlviIl. Lu!- 8. 142, 202. 210 Davis, Felicia M. 31, 132 Davis. Florence H. 96, 122 Davis. Gary J. 103. 134 Davll. Jane: D 118 Davis, Jennllet l. 136 215 Davis, Jill R. Davis, Julie A. 124 Davin, Loraine 144 Davin. Vlctol 12 Dave, George H. 55, 118, 214 Dny-n, Joseph W. 55 Dem, Rebeca! l. 166 Debenedlttla, Peter 173, 205, 207, 213 Decker, Carolyn A. 136 Decker, Jane 1.. Deckcl. furry G. 74 Dee, Steven E. Does, James W. 130 Dceur, Michael C. 103, 152, 200 Debut, Donald E. II 152 Dahcl, Jeannine E. 103, 175, 176 Delano. Mary Dowager. Richard M. Dehda, Marco L. 126 Demm, Delmar E III Denaree, Lain E. DeNoon, Denni- A. 4 Dental, Tracy L. 103, 156 Deanna, AnuMark P. 206 Duchamp; Eric R. Detnmvoky, Made 1'. 132 Dcdtch, klfrey 5. Der0, Anthony B. 142 DcVo-mcy. Andm J. 103, 176 RUM m N, Denim, Sarah J. 148, 211 Dewey, Dlvld S. 134, 135 Demon, Harold E. 131 De Young, Rosalie P. 172 Dickerson, Nell A. chklnmn, William 5. Jr. 158, 212 chrlatoloro, Antonio J. Dieckmann, Michael F. Diehl, Suun R. Dleu, ll:- 1. 104, 132 Dillon, Jalm J. III 120, 198 Dine, Charles L. 45, 158 Dlnem-n, Ellen R. 58 Dlmvlddle. Peter M. Dltslet, Mark T. Dltnnar, Trudy A. 104, 148, 196 Dixon, Joseph E. 138 Dixon, Rlchltd L. 168 Dobson, Janine M. 146 Dolron, Dayle A. 154 Dolan, Kevln P. 118 Doll, Rznee BI. 28, 166 Danaldson, Bruce D. 135, 199, 212 Donnell, Joe H. 90, 130 Donnell, Julie M. Donnie, Renee C. 124 Darrel, .12!!er G. Domanh, Ruth A. 12 Doater. Amy E. 144, 145 Duty, Karin E. 154, 155 Daugln. Michael Dough , Laura E. 166 Dgwney, Delnnl L. 30, 148 Dawning. Thomas P. Downing, William A. 104, 126 Dayle, Debra L. 144 Dayle. Mark J. 120 Doyle, P-mela A. 35, 104, 122 Doyle, Robert J. 54, 55 Dozen. Katherine L. 215 Duck, Llu E. 104, 136 Dragon, Tatiana L. Dubberly, Dlane E. 104, 122 Dugan, Thou : C. 170 Dull, David L. 206 Dunbnr, Candice l. 19, 132 Dumb , Robert L. 104, 118 Dunbar, Scott 8. Duncan, Julie C. 132 Dunn, Leslie A. 73, 162 Durham, Madeleine A. 104 Durln, Julie M. 122 Dunnent, Peter J. 36 Duzan, Ross L. 132 Dwenger, Randall R. 104, 128, 204, 205, 207. 214 Dwyet, Sustn E. 146, 147 Dyer. Elizabeth S. 177 4E4 Earl, Robert C. 160 East, Susan B. 122, 197 Eberhlrt, James W. Etkzrly, Susan M. 202 Edgewartll. Margaret A. Edna. Valencia E 83, 203, 215 Egan, Joseph F. 55, 126 Egnor, James W. Eblers, Margaret M. 166, 199 Ehrlich. Lisa A. Eichholtz, Eric H. Ell , lot! I, 162 Elsenbery, Jodi E. 104, 124 Ellck, Camille A. 172 Ellzondo. Beatrlte 177 Elllmvuad, Steven P. 118 Elliott, Richard H. 104, 128 Elliott, Stephen P, 104, 173, 206 Ellis, Annette M. 154 Elllu, Danni: L. 164, 215 Ellis, Marissa R. Embree, Kimberly M, Emerton, Beth A. 27, 45, 104, 162, 163 Emerson, Mark G. 128 Emmett, Amy L. 166 Enrich, Karen D. Enander, Katherine A. 163 Eugen, Renee H, 156 Engle, Suzanne E. 146 Engleharl. Sarah M. 104, 122 English, Chrlnopber R. 158 Engllab, lull C. Enloe, Elizabeth A. 63, 144 Enneklng, Nancy A. 104, 155 Enrico, Dorothy 83 Enslng, Davld 5. 128 Ensley, Colleen Erwin, Dennis R. 211 Estes, Thom. L. Evans, Barbara J. 34, 124 Evans, Diana L. 146 Evans, Douglas B. 130 Evans, Julia A. 136, 203 Evans, Paul. C. 10 Everard, John D. Everett, Karnl L. F Faber. Blair P. Faber. Kimberly A. Flblnn, Kimberly A. Fadul, Pamela E. 154 Fume, Kurt J. Falter, Lyn M. Falvo, Mlch-el J. Farlnelh, Joseph A. 55, 56, 118, 214 Farrell. John J. Farrell, Jon 0. 138 Farris, Nancy A. 104, 172 Farris, Robert A. 160 Farm, Gerald M. Farrow, Brenda A. Fallow, Richard H. Faulkner. John W. 104, 126, 212 Faulkner, lelnne M. 78 Feam, Kevin T. 154. 211, 212 Febling, Davld C. 213 Fellows. Knten 146 Feltman, Julie Fenner. Debonh 5. 148, 203 Fenogllo, Anna M. 167 Ferguson. Carrie A. Fergunnn, Kevin L 158 Fernandez, Marla M. 164 Fenero, Susan L. 104, 176 Fettet, Joan E. 155 Fetteni. John D. 104, 126, 211 Field, Steven L. Fields, Mark R. 85, 87, 207, 212, 215 Fields, Robert 0. 128 Flght, Leslle 104, 173 Flgler, Carol A. 105, 215 Fink. Douglas A. 160, 211 Pinks, Thomas 0. 105, 152 Finn, Kalen L. Finn. Tbelelz M. 132 Finney, Susan M. Finzer, Davld M. 74 Fischer, Matthew R. 152, 210 Flllzzr, Jeanne M. 167, 191 Fuller, Matthew D. 200 Flatter, Michael D. 173 Flux, Dwayne 64 Fitzpatrick, Robert L. 131 Fitzpatrick. Thomas P. 55 Flmlmmons, Douglas M. 61 Fixmer, Susan G, 9 - Hegenhelmel. Mark S. 160, 161 Healing, Lynne E. 162 Fletchzr, Mall: A. 120 Fllcklnger. Ann L. 124 Hun'y, Mary B. 122 Flynn, Jeffrey P. Foley. Catherlne A. 105, 122, 212 Foley, Diana K. 199 Fang, Vera LI-Sllln Fons, Therese F. Fonuine, Gregory F. 168 F0012, William B. 164 Forbes. Randal S. 196 Foruno, Victoria 1.. 156 Farmer, Frederick 118 Fartune, Daniel 1'. 120 Foster, Allyson D. 58, 144 Foster, James E. Foster. Lesley A. Foster, Matthew J. Foster, Shara M. 136, 203 Foster, Steven C. 55, 64, 105, 160 Foul, Eric 11, 142 Fax. Carole L. 105, 150 Fox, Connie J. 144 Fax. Daniel R. 170 Frank. Erika R. Frauenhelm, Robert A. 168 Frazier, Dable E. 55 Frader. Susan A. Freda, Gregory L, Fredrick. Paul D. 135 Freeby, Leslie L. 105, 148, 205, 211 Freeman, Charles T. 203 Freeman, Patricia M. 63, 148 Frelny, Philip J. 142 Fremgen, Elizabeth A. 167 French, Lee : A. Frey, Tlmotlly A. 158 Frledleu. Richard L. 55, 68, 118 Frlzdrlcb, Patricia E. 105, 154 Frler, Jennller F. Friar. Julie M. 45, 144 Fritz, Arnold H. Fritz, Frederick C. 152, 213 Fullzl. Cathy L. Fullmel, Camilla D. Fulton, Sharon K. 5, 146, 199 Funk. June; E. 128. 210 Fuson, Bradley 5. 170 -32 Galbrelb. Marta J. 148 Gillian, Susan J. 148 Glnlm Jeffery C. 105, 168 Garnet. Christine M. 78 GarrIgus, John D, Garrison, Vick! 1.. 105 Gmman. Ten! 1.. Gaol, Jamzu A. 142, 196, 207, 213 6112:, Lucinda A. 105, 122 Gates. Mary L. Gates, Sheridan 105, 151 Gunman, Gregory B. 205, 214 Gaudll. Shelley Geiger. Georg: R. Gengnngel, Stun: M. 9, 146 Gentry, Christopher 0. 168 Gentry, Mark E. 168 Geagbegan, Leo M. 8, 47, 138, 211 Gengbegan, Walter 8. III 70, 105, 138, 189 Geargas, William J. Geomeson, Pblllp M. 126, 213 Gernldaon, Karen J. 140 Glbhs, Gnncenla A. 58, 144 Gibson. Ann 8. 105, 148 Glbson, Gregory C. 61, 170 Gibson, Shem L. 154 Giles. Christopher D. Gllletlaln, Ann C. 167, 191 Gillespie, Lori L. 177 Gillies, Elizabeth A. Gilmore. James G. Jr. 1, 170 Glxlmn, John D. 168 Given, Gayle 151 Glass, Paul: J. 105, 132. 205 6122211. Sarah B. 124 Glover, Martha A. 13, 105, 110, 140 Gmerek, Edward V. 158 Goebel. Karen L. Goeggel. Terence H. Goeke, John M. 128, 208 Goerliclz, Gatblele R. 156 Goettle, Margaret E. 105, 136, 205 Gofflney, John L. 128 Goldman, Bradford L. 105, 173 Golltz, John 1'. Jr. Gonzalel, Daniel S. 130, 211 Gonzalez. Hector 0. 120 Gooclz, Wendell W. Gamble, Diane K. Goodpaatet, Ellznbetll J. Gordon, John M. 168, 200 Gone , Patrick 5. 214 Cough. Susan S. 154 Gould. Karin J. 84, 146, 208 Gouletas, Steven E. 118 Gourkux, lln C. 151 anam, Cnlg W. 55, 130 Graham, Geoffrey 128 Gllblm, Leslie R. Gilblm, Nikki .1. 132 Gilney, James J. Glannan, Milk IV. Guntbam, Michael 51 158 Guves, Bernard 1 JI. Guy, Kimberly H. 146 Gleavea, Donald C Jr. 170 Green. Julie D. 105, 124 Green, Klthleen 105, 173 Green. Mark D. Greenbelg, Cynthla A. 12, 144 Greene, Elizabeth A. 105, 176 Greene. Ruben IV. 164 Greene, Wllllam J. 142 Gmenwood, Lin R. 146, 203 Greer. Julie K. 154 Gregory, Nancy .4. Gregory, Thamll C. 135, 199 Gregson. Amy G. Gleason, Ann A. Glelglng, David W. 134, 212 Grlffen, John M. Grifnth, Daniel B. 131 Grimes. Carol Y. 26, 132 Groll, Cheryl L. Groum-n, Nancy L 148 Grate. Mary L. 2, 122 Grujanac, Ingrid L. Guild, Anne L. 122 Gulld, Jain: K. J1. 106. 138, 205 Gulnn, Michael K. Gumz, Gretchen M 146 Gurney, Cam! D. 132 Gunman, Deborah L. 63, 78, 140 Gynryyl, Nancy E. 124 -1-12 Hang, Melinda S. 106 Hacker, Jeflrey L. 159 Hunks. Nina M. 106, 154, 155 Halo, Laura C. 66, 78, 146, 198 Hlber, Mark 126 Hlberkam. Gerald 128 Hadder, John E. 130 Hider, Priscilla M. 156 Hadley, Dean 214 cert, Debra L. Hlikey, Erik 1'. 142 Hagzman. Mary A. Hague, Catherine L. 59, 172, 198, 199 Hahn, Douglas L. 160 , Halfmum, Debra A. 147, 199 Hall, Jeffrey R 135 Hnmllton, Scott L 14, 24, 126, 205, 21 1 Hamlen, Kurt F. 130 Hammerung, Judith A. Hammund, Diana 5. 154 Hammond, Joel C. 69, 120 Handy, Unda 31 Hanna. Mark C. 160 Hanna, Mlcluel 1.. Hannah, Melinda A1 105, 162 Hansen, Hope E. Hansllp, Scott W. 106, 173 Harcourt, John A 168 Hardaade, Jeffrey L. 194, 212 ledln, Dlalme L. 106 Hardwick, Phillip J. Harlow, Susan A. Harrell, Samuel ll 106, 126 Harrington, David P. 128 Harris, Nancy A. 211 Harris, Stephen P, 13, 106, 170 Harrison, Edlllz T. 106, 172 Harrison, Jascph H. Jr. 138 Harrison, Rebecca L. let. Holldly A. 106, 124, 206, 207 Hart, Jnmea W. 205 Hart, Maurice D. II! Hart. Robert R. 120 Hartley, Llnde M. 167 Hartman, Brian N. 55, 135 Harwell. Janelle L. 155, 206. 215 Harvey, Carolyn J. 132, 204, 210 Hnrvey, Robin C. Harwanl. Jeffrey S. 126 Hauler, Danlel J. 106, 138, 205, 210, 211 Hltfleld, Tammy J. 63. 106, 173 Hauck, Anthony G. 55, 126 Hauenueln. Scott T. 128 Hawk. Andrew C. 61 Hayden, Marc S. Hnyea, Lea P. Haynes, Ruben W. 160 Hayward, Dan.- 15 Heath, szl T. 126 Heath, Juli: W. 45, 151 Heatan, Christopher L. szges, Cynthia R. 4, 156, 211 Hacker, Kimberly A. Helck, Curtis A. 36, 74 Heinrich, Jame: L. 106, 131 Hebe, Jeff H. 106, 138, 211 Heltzman, Jill M. 106. 164 Hellmlcll, David M. 62, 164 Hellmlch, Thomas R. 106, 138, 189, 205 Hembd. Amy 5. Henderson, Audrey A. 106, 175, 176 Hendemuu, Mary P. Henderson, Scott K. Hendrick, Larrettn A. Hendrick. Man: A. Hendrickmn, Lisa A. 132 Hen . Mlchael C. 106, 160, 213 Hennlng, Eric A. Hermon, Beth A. Hinddklan, H. Andrew 158 Henry, Lisa J. 136 Henry, Mark R. Henshaw. Elizabeth 1.. 163 Hensley, Bonnie J. 151. 204 Hensley, Robert J 120 Hzpler, Lot! A. 167 Herder, Lynn A. 106, 176 Herrold, Alllon J. 140 Her-chede. Theodore F. Hershey, Scott D. 170 Hen, Andrew M. 106, 142. 211 Heuelbachzt, Steven H. 142, 206 Heulon, Jennifer L. 28, 63, 78, 144, 191 Heuon, Linda C. 96, 132, 203, 212 Hetlage, Clurlea K. 208 Heyde. David B. Heyman, J1me: E. 61 Hickman, Andrew R. Higgins. Ann F. 107, 140, 206, 207 Hlll, Alan P. 55, 80, 197, 203 Hill, James A. Hulls, Ruben F. Hlllman, Ellen R. Hlllmnn. Thomas C. 107, 126, 212 Hills, Davld W. 142 Hlme, Scott A. 107, 173 Hlne, Laurel A. B4, 214 Hlner. erd C. 131 Hines, Susan J. 154 Hlnkle, Deborah R. Hlmhman, Joan 133, 200, 206 Hire, Robb: R. 154, 206 Minuet, David T. 142, 202 Hobart. Edward T. 161, 200 Hochrlem. Cathy A. 107, 156 Hodge, Jeffrey L. 36, 64, 107, 119, 206 Hodges. Linda L 63, 145 Hodslllre, Judlth l. Hodsblte, Nancy A. 154 Hoenlg. Stzven D. 24, 126, 211 Hoenlg. Teteca G. 107. 122 Hoenlg, William J. 84, 107, 154 Hoff, Mark N. Hotter, Steven W1 154, 215 Hoffman. Dawn M Hallmann, James P. Hoge, Richard J. 168 Hohllelder. Cato! M. 151, 215 Hohlfeldzr, David C. 170, 171 Holman, Benjamln P. 74, 126 Holeknmp, Lind H. 59, 151 Halladay. Bruce R. 142 Holland, John 0. 158 Holllday, Matthew 5. 54, 65, 107, 126, 214 Holllday, Wendy C. 147 Hollows, Cynthia A. Holt, Brent D. 120 Holub, Edward C. 61, 142 Holycrou, Kimberly K. 201, 213 Holzlmuer, Gregory L. 107, 168, 206 Hunegget, Mark A. 208 Hood, Scott E. Hooper, Glenn 168 Honrman. Beth Ii Hoover, Brian B. 170 Hoover. Cynthia K. 116 Hoover. Herb W. Hoover, John .4. Hopkins, Laura K. 145 Hoppenateadt, James F. Hopple, George E. Jr. 130 Ham, Shell. .1 122, 211 Ham. Susan H. 164 Index 219 Homer, Heather E. 2. 148. 211 Horstmann, Susui E. 122. 196 Holking, Gary R. 211 Hotopp. Steven M. 107 Howard, Robert K. 142. 196 Howe. Thomas J. 82. 131 Howell, James A. 82 Howell. Peggy L. 136 Huber, Mark A. Huber. Steven W. 5. 126 Hucek, Ann M. 145 Huddlestan, Holly F. 15. 156 Hughes, James R. Hulalngn, Nora:- 5. 63. 156 Hula. Bubara L. 107. 173 Hulse. Debra L 107. 148 Hulsc, Llll S. 167 Hume. James 107. 131 Hunter. Melissa A. 82. 86. 107. 162. 163. 215 Hurley. James A. 62. 131 Hurst, Barbara L. 107. 122 Hunt, Karen L. 147 Husaln, David D. 107. 128 Huser, Ronald E. 126 Hutchinson, Annemarie 107. 176 Hyndzn. Eric J. 170 Hynev, Jncquellne T. 92. 132. 206 -12 hiding, James M. 62 Imboden, Pattlcla A. 128. 167 Inca, Jeffrey C 128. 212 Inglls, Carole E. 107. 136 lngold. Mark E. lnlow, Mark I . 107. 168. 189 Inoue. Sachlko 164. 213 Iorio, Craig 55. 108. 118 'rlsh. Mary P. 162 Isley, Brian J. 154. 197 Ito, Reiko 108. 154 Inner, Harry Curtis JL 108. 173 lvey, David 130 lvey, Sharon E. 83. 87. 156. 200 Ivy. 11921. R. lzard, Lori L. 2J2 Jacks, Patllcla L. 108. 175. 176 Jackson. Beth A. 147 Jackson. chob R. 152. 212 Jackson. Richard 6. Jackson. Thomas M 203. 210 choby, Patrick A. 154. 212 Jagger. Loren S. Jakes. Vicious A. 59. 125. 198. 204 James. Alan J. James, Dane A. 135 James. Julia A. 147 James, Kevin R. James. Todd D. 126 Jamiesnn, Julla A. 108. 176 Janowukl, Robert P. 168 June , Margaret D. Jeffery, Eunethla D. 167. 203 JeIIerson. Michael K1 158 Jelesky. Richard V. 212 Jenkins. David J. Jenklns, Leslie A. 132. 215 Jenkl, Teresa L. 108. 148 Jensen. Eric M. 128. 139. 143 Jensen. Karen S. 148 Jensen, Patricia G. 125 Jess. Jacquelyn A. 154. 189. 197 Jindrlch, Eileen 5. Joesten, Brian R. 215 Johnpelel, Sarah L. 145 Johnsen, Erik J. Johnsun, Brhn S. 208 Johnson. Candace J. 132 Johnson, Douglas D. Johnson, Hzrvey C. 30. 170 Johnson, Jennifer M. 147 Johnson, Jerald E. 170 Johnson, Joseph B. 55 Johnson, Juice 1.. 154. 197. 203. 215 Johnson. Kristin L. 125 Johnunn, Lance F. 126 Johann, Leah K. 147 Jobnlon, Mary E. Johnson, Pnu'Icla L. 155 Johnson. Reuben F. 161. 205 220 Index Johnson, Tracey L. 59 Johnson. Wayne C. 88. 142 Johmtan, Christopher L. 135 Johnston, David R. Jones. Amy B. Jones, Angela J. 167. 203 Jones, Barry A. 164 Jones. Camille Y. 203 Jones, Cathednz A. lanes, Heather D. 167 Jones. Janis K. 204 Jones, Jelltey D. 108. 120 Jones, Kurt R. 55. 74 Jones, Leulye E. 162. 203 Janea, Mary E. 35, 45. 151 Jones, Randolph S. 142 Jones, Sarah M. 108. 173 Jones, Sheryl J. 167 Jones, Terence B1 128 Jon. John B. Judd, Daniel J. 155 lullen, anerle 35. 145 -K- Kaiser. Todd 1. 159 Kane, John E. III 108. 164 Kane, Webb K. Karozos. June: C. Karozos, Joan E. 132 Kasemeyel, Deborah L. 108. 122. 210 Katon, Sum M. 148 Klsparek. Joelg H. 118 Kahlil, Robert L. 155. 199 Kauffmnn. Byron C. 139 Kaufman, Richard B. 55. 108. 131. 205 Kaulmann, Heldl A. 93. 145 Keltlng, Maureen F. Keener, Ken! K. 140 Keith, Carter 0. 13. 108. 126. 199 Keith. lull. D. 150 Kelcluk. Jacquellne A. 145 K2 , Michazl D. 108 Kellam, Kevin L. 7. 152 Keller. Douglas P. Keller, Kathleen P. Kelley, Kimberley A. 196 Kelly, Cynthia 132 Kelly, Laura C. 147 Kelly, Pamela A. 167 Kelly. Robert D, 70 Kelly. Susan J. 71. 145 Kennedy. Brian T. 74 Kennedy, Brook: K. 156 Kennedy. Martha J. 147 Kepclur, Mark W. 55. 118 Kenna. Suzanne Kenn, Deirdre A. 108. 132 Kerrlgan, Peter F. 70 Kerdgan. Ronnld J. 202 Keith, Henry P. 91. 168 Keslzr. John C. 213 Keys, Derek J. 170 Kidd, Lesley l. 155 Kidd, Tasha L. 155. 197 Kleffet, Jennnz R, 7 Kiel, William S. 135 Kiley. Daniel M. 139 Killham, Karen M. 140 Klllhm, Kimberley 108. 155 King, Elizabeth A. 167. 199. 202 King. Kimberly K. King, Michelle L. Kinney, Keith A. 108. 138. 139 Kinsey, Daniel B. Kinzle, Jan J. Klritsls, Julie L. 12. 25. 122. 123. 201 Klrkpltrlck, Luann Kirsch, Amy Kltzlnger, Kirk R. 64. 65. 108, 126 Klaus, Karen L. 148 Klalch, Lisa J. Klare, John 5. 126 Klarer, Constanta l. 206 Klayer. Kathleen A. 208 Klelnscllmldt, Thomas R. 54. 55. 120 Kling, Thomas C. Klinger. Kim E. 122. 123 Klooze, Kimberly J. Klueuer, David C. 108. 173 Kmak. Thoma: R. 64. 65 KnapP, Joanie E. Buoer Knight. Harry C. Jr. 126 Knox, Valerie N. Koch. Gretchen E. Keck. Kathryn 147 Koch, Susan M. 155 Kuenlg, Susan Kolbe. Jo-nne M. Kollu, Kathleen E. 145 Kallat, Mark P. 212 Kalodzlk, Jefflzy A. 130 Kondonnuls, John I Koslna, Marcus J1. Kostantlos, Stamatulq Kotoske, Thomas G. 55 Kazil, Beth A. Kramer, Paula J. 177 Kramer, Wendy C. 163 Klaus, David B. 85. 168. 196 Krebs, Nancy R. 148 Krelsber, Kul- S. 151 Krleble, Batty l . 14. 152 Kroeger, David W. 170 Kmeckebery, Carolyn J. 108. 132 Kruegel, Jere F. 108, 161 Krueger, Sandra J. 147 Kruger. an R. Kmkolvsld, Edward D. 159. 207 Krumpzlmln, John J. 206 Kmpcbak, Devery J. 109. 120 Kalil, Join N. 155, 197 Kul, John G. Kuhn, Marguerltle H. 109. 148. 205. 21 1 Kulper, Scott D. 29. 159 Kummeth, Donna E. Kuntz, Kimberly K. 167 Kunz, Ellzabelb T. -L- Llcey. Kimberly J. 167 hclnl. Mickie! J. Lacy, Carolyn R. 167 hey, Kimberly A. 203 Lacy, Scott 5. 168 Ladley, Diana .4. 145 Lllme, Christan: Lalelke. Mark P. Lamb, Lori A. Lamparr. Ann 1. 140 Landeck, Dolores C. Llndtll, Slum: M. 147 Landll. Craig W. 161 Lane, Ann R. 147 Lane, Phillip L. Lang. S-muel J. I Langan. Melissa A. 132 Lungs, Dorothea A. Langston, Cirlum T. 64 Langston, Llun H. Lamar, Parker W. Lanum. Kent W. 126 Llplf', Suzanne 109, 136 Larsen. Eleanare B. Larson, Jennifer A. 133 Larson. Rlchard I. 206 Lackey. Thomas P. Jr. Lauer. Anne 5. 145. 212 Laughlln, Laura L. 91. 151 hurlen. Maryann N. Lawtence, Bruce A. 155. 197, 202 lawman. Kirk W. Leblanc, Gary P. 109. 155. 215 Lederleltner, Margaret A. 167 Lee. Brian J. 139 Lee, Kevin P. 199 Lee, Melvin E. 142 Lee. le E. 152 Leech, leeln E. 145 LeFevra, Catharine A. 162 Lehman. Edward E. 3. 139. 204 Lehman, Janelle L. 177 lebman, Mark W. 143. 196. 213 Lemlster. Cynthia D. Leonard, Kimberly A. 122 Leonhart, Anne E. 140. 206 Lelcak. Shelley M. Lewis. Andie: M. 145 Lewis. Carolyn K. 125 Lewis, Gregory J. 72. 135. 207 Lewis, Henry D. Lewis, J! E. 59. 125 Lewis. Susan B. 109. 162 Lichtenberger, Holly M. ledll, Thomas E. 135 Llebl, Llnda J. 8. 147. 211 Llesendalll. Gall A. 2. 148 lezx. Janet M. 109. 140 Llles, Jess D. 215 Llndemond, Olon M. 5. 27. 109. 143. 199 Llndlow, Richard E. 55. 118 Llndlley. Christ! L. 109. 148 Lludataedt. Emily A. 147 Linton, Rebeca. K. Llpple, David 5. 130, 211 Llpplncatt, Diane K. 205. 206 Upplncou. Olin G. 45. 159 leemore. G. C. 109. 148 Locke, Giles R. 170. 205. 211 Lukas, Mlchael P. 55. 56. 118 Lnncnr, Brian U. 161 Long, Ashlzy 5. Long, Carlton 143 Long, Kathleen D. 147, 213 Luoby. Llwrencz A. 131 Love, Danna 5. 109. 176 Lower, John B. 127. 214 Lubker, Rise D. 167 Ludwig. Sue A. 46. 140, 190. 194. 198. 212 Luecke, Bruce W. 168. 214 Lueken, Paul F. 155. 215 Lukena, Jan E. 109. 156. 205. 210. 211 Lukens, Janet K. 109. 122 Luken, Jellrey P. 109. 164 Luml. James L. 4. 127 Lutz, Nlncy H. 122 Luu, Thanh N91 Th! Lulll. Jane: C. Luz , Mary A. Lyn , Dorothy C. 122 Lyday. Jet! L 145 Lyday, Tracy L. 45 Lynam, Barbara A. 149 Lynch. Rosemary G. 89 Lynch. Thomas C. 72 Lyons. Christine C. 78. 156 -M- Malt, Donn C. Mabley, Edward E. Mabry, Jonathan B. 143 Macaluao. Marilyn J. 109. 176 MacDonald. Edward K I 109 Machtlane, William D. 161 Mnclntaxh. Ann L. 147. 213 MacIu-c. Laurie J. 148. 149 MacKay, Susan MacKenzie. Leigh Ann 212 MacLeod. Mark A. Madalon, Karen R. Madalon, Michelle An 167 Madlgnn, Cathleen 110. 140 Mada , Carl: J. 155 Mahaney, Jack C. 152. 200 Malone, Tamryn A. 205 Maker, Jennifer Malles. James C. 135 Malley, Sarah A. Mtlloty. Eric P. 135. 211 Mlloney. Timothy S. 74 Munges, Kathy J. 110. 133. 206 Manley, Karen A. Mann, Laurie L. 140. 141 Mann, Michael 5. 110. 118 Mummy, Lon A. erkey. Lawrence W. Markham, Margaret L. 145 Mnrkllnm, Susan A. Markstone, Debra L Hamil, Danm w. 110 Marshall, lune: A. 139 Marshall, Jane C. 5. 204 Martin, Barbnta A. 200 Martin. CIIII J. Martin, Joseph F. 127 Martin, Melissa E. Martin. Paul F. 131 Martin, Vicky A. 149. 205 Martino, leslle L. 145 Mmflno, Robert 5. 2. 118 Hanlnson. Jennifer L. 63. 149 Munnn, Allnmn F. 156. 205, 211 Mason, John C 110. 170 Mntllews, Juli. I. Mathias, Margaret A. 110. 136 Maison. Anne E. 110. 162 Maison, Mary C. 145 Manes, Roger, Jr. 110. 152 Mutteson, Danna RI. 140. 190 Manhel, Pltdcla A. 110. 122. 211 Mlnllew, Timntlly W Matthys, Sandra J. 145. 201 Mlupin, Gmgory E. 128. 211 May. Pamela J, 167 Mayer, lanes H. 64. 65 McAdam, Cam! .4. 162. 198 McAullIfe, Megan M. McBride, Julie J 136 MnCabe, Patricia A. 109. 156 McCain, Marianne L. McCain, Michelle L. McCarthy, Michael J 91 McCarty, Lululzz D. 162 McCarty, Margaret H. 147. 199 McCauglley, ery A. 155 McConnell. erk R. McComack, Meredith J. 145 McCracken, Ulrglnla J. 66. 167 McCuIdy. Diniel 1'. III 171 McDonald. Kerry 109. 155 McDonald. Philip E. 161 McDonald. Robert A. McDaugal. Paul D. 64. 65. 109. 139 McElheah, Jacquelyn A. 136 McFadden. Julie L. McFarland, Nancy A. 175 McFatlln. Linda J. 109. 125. 205 McGrath, Paul 85 McHugll, Barbara A. 207, 213 McKinley, Lee C. III 152 McKIrnan, Laurene M. 167 McKoIne. Melanle B. McLu-e, Brian F. 152 McLaughlin, Llula J. 133 McLuu-ln, Elana D. 167. 203 McLe-n, Dnnnld S. 55 McLean, Pamela J. 122. 123 McMchael, Marjorie A, McNeele, Kathryn S. 151 Mchdlols. Susan M. 581 162 McPherson, Kimberly S. 149 McQulstin, lull: R. 109. 151. 205. 206 McShane. Antony J. McWhirter, Virginia L. 167. 192 Meador. Pamela S. 110. 176 Madman, Laura J. 145 Meeker, Ann W. 122 Meeker, Mary 6. 156 Megenhardl, Kathleen 120. 162. 205 Melina, Beth A. 133 Melbetg, Peter G. 135 Mellnd, Carrie L. 58. 151. 205. 207 Melodie, Bradley 5. Meryl, James A. 62. 120 Memlfz, Elizabeth A. 14 Merriam. Kenneth E. 128 Meta . Lynn C. Metzget, Jay A. 55. 56 Meulbroek, Jonntlnn A. 127 Meyer, Knren A. 210 Meyer, Monica 164. 203 Meyer. Timothy E. 64 Meyer, Timothy F. 55. 74. 139 Mayen, Christopher J. 152 Mlchleln, Mark P. 139. 205. 210. 211 Mldklff, Tammi L. 58. 167 Mllatovlch, Michael 149 Miler, Harriet J. 110. 175. 176 Miles, Van K. 8. 20. 61. 139 Mllllt, Jeffrey D. Millard. Jeffrey R, 110. 161 Millard. Robert R. Miller, Amy L. 66. 67. 73. 78. 149 Millet. Ann E. 149 Miller, Cathy L. 164. 208 Miller, leght L 143 Miller. Ellznbeth A. 124. 125. 201 Miller, Frederick W. Miller, Jeffrey S. 143 Miller. Marlntha J. Miller, Panel. A. Millet, Ruth E. 177 Millet. Snmuel W. Millet, Thomas T. 143 Miller. Trudi M. Milllman, Thomas M, 143 Mills, Lin L. 177 Hinton, Davld P. 86. 110. 161. 206 Mloduskl, Theodore E. Jr. 110. 139 MMorowskl, Alison l. 147 Misha, Rene A. 206, 215 Mitchell, Donna A. Hltchell, Marketa R. 147 Mitchell, Mnurle S, 110, 162, 163 Mitchell, Robert E. 171 Mitchell, Sydney D. Mock, Kelly J. 13, 140 Mockovak, Elizabeth N. 110, 156, 211 Mueller, Kristina l. Malian Kathleen M. 198 Manna , Gary M 74 Monroe, Elizabeth M. Monroe, Lorena EA. 177 Monroe, William K. 177 Montellh, Scott L. 110, 127, 211 Mantgomery. Brian E. 143 Moody, Robert T. 143, 197 Moon, Scott L. 143, 215 Moore, Bzverly C. Moon, Sally M. Moomul, John C. III Mora. Valerie Morehead, leabeth S. 167 Morehead, Scat! A, 70, 139, 211 Moritz, Terri L. 59. 167 Marian, Melinda M. 155 Motley, Dawn E. 156 Mon, Renee M. 177 Morris, Betsy J. 97 Morris, Grant A. 55 Morris, Mary G. 71 Manly, Thomas J. 208 Marian, Karen 1.. 199 Moseley. Kata E. 123, 211 Mouher, Marlbeth 166 Mosley, Chelyl G. 136 Mount. ClIollne S. May, Linda M. 166 Mrzlnk, Lynn M. 45 Muelzllmusen. Holly C. Mueller, Dlam- L. Mueller, Ernest J. 26 Mull, Mindy A. 111, 162 Mullen, Margaret M. 123 Mullln, James M. 152 Mullln, Julia A. 149 Mandy, Timothy R. 64 Munk, szftey W. 143, 206 Manson, Richard H. 61, 159 Murllda, Mark T. 55, 118 Muralda, Raymond G, 55, 118 Murcocb, Laura A. 88, 111, 140, 190. 211 Murphy. Brlnn M. Murphy, Brian P. 55 Murphy, John E. 111, 128, 208, 212 Murphy. Kathleen E. 133, 145 Murphy, Robert 5. Marvin. Jane 1.. 133 Mutter. Mark A. 131 Myers, Daniel P. Myzrn, Karen K. 157, 201 Myers, Kenneth R 80 Myers, Scott C 168, 169 Myrehn. Bruce DA 171 -N- Nadborne, Br-dlotd L. 14, 62, 127, 205 Nance. Robert L. Jr. 155, 205 Nash, Lln C. Nash. Wllllam H. 155 Neal, David M. Nell, Bradley W. 171 Nell, Curtis E. 74 Negley, Lonalne A. 166, 211 Neill, Michael G. 128, 205 Nelson. Charles C. 60, 61, 111, 139 Nelson, EIIz-beth 65 Nelson, Jeffrey M. 118, 201. 214 Nelson. Lzsley A. 147 Nesblt, Julianne Nesbit, Robert P. 61 thllcrton, Jolynn M. Nethenon, Susan C. 155 Neuleld, Timothy K. 111, 164 Nearby. Nancy E. Newcomb, lumen 13. Newman, Gregory 127 Newman, Jon 5. 168, 210 Newton, Mark E. Newton. Mary P. 133 Nichols, George R. Nichols. Scat! H. 111, 127 Nichols. Susan C. 111 Nicholson, Elizabeth A. 151 Ntchnlsan, Sara J. 111, 125 Nicks , Christopher S. 142, 143, 202, 210, 214 Niche . Duane S. 111, 155, 202 Nichlc, Daniel F. 118 Nilsson, Hillary N. 166 Nltschke. Caren 151, 210 Nix, Michael E. 61, 159 Noble, Build. K. 145 Nnbletl. Judlxh A. 157, 210 Noland. Gail A. Noll, Gregg A. 111, 169 Namun. Linda A. Noonan, Peter T. 171 Nam-n, Gerry G. 111, 164 Norris, David S. 169 Norris, John R. 14, 127, 212, 213, 214 North, Patricia A. 111, 155 Nntestlne, Greggory A. 74, 139 Nuetzel, M. Christina 84, 147 Nye, Linda S. 211 -0- Oakley, William R.M. Jr. 135, 212 Oberlin. Jane A. Obrlen, Thomas J. 01Cannor, Frank G. O'Connor, Timothy R. 127 O'Dlnlel. Susan K. 111, 176 O'Dny. James R 128 ODIy, Kathleen T. O'Domwan. Tlmothy J. 207, 213 Oelxchlager, Lynn 5. 177 Olathun, Elizabeth A. O'Herren, William G. 171 Obllll. Dayle A. 149, 211, 213 Oldfield. Knthy Oleary, Joseph R. 161 Omod, lkumi 3, 164, 197 OWeal, Michael L. 55 Day, Winfield D. O'Rear. Lin E. 155 O'Reilly, Eugene E. 143 O'Reilly, Helen L. 205, 210 Orlow. Elizabeth L. 172, 202 Otlaw, Steven W. 206 Om, Wlllhm N. Jr. 74 Orltz. Arlel A. 74 Ortlz-Oquendo, Luis M. 130, 143 011mm. Karen R. O'Sullivan, Patricia A. 145, 213 Otto, Gerhard! H. 143 Owen, Cline W. 128 5 Owen. David M. 155 Owen, Dennis G. 155, 197 Owen, Kenneth A. 6, 135, 213 Owen. Melanie D. Omu, Nam 8. -p2 Padgett, Gregory L Palmer. Michelle H. 149 Palmer, Robert 0. Pnndorf, Douglas B. Pangan, Ranlto 5. annla. Elizabeth P. 157 Pane. Lee 55, 161 Punch, David 8. Park, Carolyn M. 145 Parker. Amy K. 124, 125, 211 Parker, Claire L. 63, 149 Parker, Julie L. 4 Parkluon, Put! L. 145. 211 Parklun, Tar! M. 157, 215 Parka, Carolyn J. 149 Parsons, Karen A. 133 Paulina, Kay E. Patterson, Blunt 6. 111, 133 Patterson, Karen J. 177 Pnttcrson, Matthew L. 55 Pauli, Herbert C. 111, 131 Paula. John J. 129, 201 Pavllck, Randy M1 Peake, Cheryl M. 111, 147 Pearman. Bradley L. Pechette, Charles D. 129, 208 Pendell, Bobbi A. 164, 213 Pennavatia. Kathy A. 78, 164, 164 Pennington, Martha B, 149, 194 Pentel, Thomas J. 161 Peregdn. Lila J. 166 Perlolat, Thomas M, 127 Perkins, Bryan K. 143 Perkins, Kevin J. 55 Perry, Robert L. Peterku, Joseph I 55, 161 Peters. Frederick S. 4 Peters, Kathy L. 88 Petersen, Bradford C. 90, 155 Peterson, Amy J. 125 Peterson, Andrew K. 127 Peterson, John D. 61, 143 Peterson, Kathryn 111, 125 Peterson, Keith G. 127 Peterson. Kristine M. 23, 151 Pence, David C. 111, 173 Petterson, Polly C. 111 Petty. Barbara D. 140, 215 Petty, Elizabeth A. 140 Plum, Hung Duc Phelflet. Jane C. 177 Phillips, Carllee 162 Phlllipt. Mellm Fl. 123 Phillipa. Thomas M. 120 Phillips, Vicky L. Phipps, John 0. Plchan. Laut- H. 145 Pierce, Brenda L. 172 Pierson. Jeffery L. 120 Plke. Amanda L. 111, 175, 176 lelre, Stephen E. 212 Plnchetra, Nelly M. 157 Plutrowskl. Jud: M 130 Pinch, Lawrence D. 131 Plushay, Bruce E. 54 Plummel. Come! 111, 210 Poggemeler, Jean E. 163 Pogue, Peter H. 171 Pahle. JeIfrey C. 121 Pohlmln, Blair L. 143 Polite, Lee N. Polite. Nicolette 145 Ponder, Todd W. 121, 199, 211 Panda, Stanley L. 165, 199 Pantius, Barbara J. 145 Poorman, Helen L. 149 Pope, Priscilla 111, 123 Pnppe, Jill A. 66. 67, 198 Poptavak, Donald T. 55, 56, 74, 118, 21 2 Pan!!!, Jeffrey J. Ponltl, Susan J. Partelll, Christopher J. 86, 215 Porter, Catherine A. Pony, Helmet P. 166 Potll. Cathryn L. Potter, Thoma: L. 30. 87, 215 Powell, ery A. Pawell. Steven M. Pawn, Daniel T. 2, 111, 155, 197, 214 Pratt. George B. 111 Putt, Julia A. 166 Pratt, Steven 129 Price. Jeflrey E. 47, 211 Prlne, Kenneth A. 61 Priscu, Danielle C. 166 Ptotbero, Emily D. 149 Prologue, Michael P. Proudfoot. Jayne L. 157 Purdy. Rebeccl 63 Putnam, Wendy 149 -Q2 Qua, Paul B. 72, 161 Quattrocchl. Philip J. 159 Query, Paul A. 61, 118 Qulgley, Dean R. 5. 1.27 Quinlan, Dorothy L. 59, 123 -122 Babb, Robert M. 155 Radasch, Rlchard A. 143 Endottitu, Wllllam M. 74, 112, 127 Rllferty, Marcia L. 125 Rafferty, Thomas W. Regan, Darby E. 125, 210 Rag-dale, Becky 5. 58, 66 Rnlble, Lisa A. 151 Ralnbolt. Geotge W. Ralph, William W. Rllxton, Robin 1. 166 Rimes. Mary M. 45, 163 Rampelbelg, Vicki L. 149 Rundlll, Kenneth D. 169 Randall, Phlllp E. 155, 213 Rnndnll, Tnmara R 13, 144 Ranadell, Dnnlel H. 152, 193 Rasmussen, Kathryn A. 147 Rasmussen, Wllllam M. 129 Ruble, Roxane 125 Rawnsley, David E. JL64, 143 Reavls, Curl J. Bechtel, Barblrl W. 112, 151 Reece, Cathetine A. 93, 166 Reed, John F. 129 Reese, Lucius E. 69 Reid. David E. 152 Reid, Jessica L. 140 Reldy, Kathleen M. 31, 133 Relgbart. Glenn N. 158, 159 ReIn-cker. la A. 123 Reinhnrt, Gordon D. 143 Reliant Guy A. 55 Reset, Edward A. Jr. 171 Restlepa, Plblo F. 171 Reynolds. James M. Reynolds, Lisa A. 147, 201 Rice, Michael D. 143, 210, 211 Rice, Reglna A1 166, 203 chhards. Lindsey J. 112, 155, 205 Rlcbardson, Judith E. 112, 141 Rlchey, Robin E. 45 Richter, Richard L Rickel, John D. 61 kicker, Rolf D. 159 Ricks, Donald A. Rider, Nancy J. 123 Rldgway. Allce E. 144 Ridgwly. Mary A. 112, 172 Rldley. Punch L Hegel, Jlne A. Rlegel, Nancy A. 88 Rlegel, Pamela L. Kieth, Blah A. Jr. 25, 84, 112, 171. 206 Rife, Nancy L. nggle, Robert 62 leer. Nancy W. 147 lelmff, Jeffrey J. 112, 161 Riley, Bum W. 169 Ring. Barbara J. 45, 151 Rlngel, Stuart A. 74. 139 Ringer, George J. 121 Ringer. James W.-c!37 55, 161 Ringer, Thomas V. Rios, Renee D. 166 8151. Janet L. Ritchle, Beth C. Rittenhouse. Greg E, Ritter, Lisa E. 197 Roach, Karen K. 144 Roberson, Todd R, 171, 211 Roberts. Frank H. 74. 171 Roberts, John T. 61, 191 Rubens. Joseph W, Roberta, Richard J. 165. 215 Robertson, Carolyn Robertson. Katbetlne 141, 146, 189 Robinaon, Karen E. 151 Roblncon, Lynne M. Rock, Anne C. Rodcrwald, Jean L. Roe, Lovell L. 111 Roe, Morgan H. 129, 211 Roelke, Roy E. Roan, Jane G. 157 Regen, Bradley J. 9 Rogers, Elizabeth M. Rogers. Mark W. 130 Rogers, Marlene J. 147 Rogers, Michael E, 213 Rogers. WIllIam E. Hahn, Gretchen L. 8, 144, 198, 200 Ralph, Lynne M. 25, 212 Boob, Edward M. Jr. 152 Rocker, Laureen K. 203, 204 Rooney, Christlne M 166 Rona. Chlistonller 1.. Rose, John D. 131 Roth, Gerald H.112, 171,211 Roth, Rlclurd M1 206 Rousseau, Thamas L. 169 Run . Dorothy L. Rcwe, Basil H. Rowe, John W1 211 Rowena, Richud A. 55 Royal, Terry G. 177. 201 Royce, Wesley W. 161 Raunskl, Kathlyn J. Bunk, Camlyn S. Rublno, Michael C. 211 Rudallcs. Steven J. 55 Ruddle, Steven B. Rudnlckl, Anne M. 5, 163, 211 Rudolph. Julia 1.. 112, 151 Rudy. John C. 129 Ruelns, Roberta Rugglex. Douglas E. 55, 161 Rullman, Megan L. 112, 125 Rumney, Erna L Russell. Rebeca! D. 112, 176 Rutnn, Ted W. 74 Rmherfnrd, Penny 172, 215 Ryan, Constance 1.. Ryan, Terence E. 55 Rycllllk, Steyhanie D. 166. 211 Ryder, Brandon L. - s - Sadrl. Nalmeh 51. 112 Samuel; Elizabeth 5. Sanchez. Marlene C. 95, 165 Sanders, Jeffrey A. 130 Snudln, Gretchen M. Satan, Laurie A 166 Saver, Paula J. Saunders. Ellz-betll C. 125 Sunday, Ginger R. 59, 155 Sluumln, Gregory A. 135, 210 Sawyer, Karen R. 157 Schlfl. Anne E. 5th. , Jill A. 21, 147 Schncht, Sunlee Schafer. Scott J 84, 85, 86, 215 Schaltenbrand, Elizabeth A. Schelbling, Susan N. 133 Schelske. Beth D. 212 Schelske. Cynthia A. 206 Scherry, Jeanne M. 136 Schlappa, David Schiffman, Bonnie J. 112, 137 Schilling, Nancy R. 149 Schlagel, Mark A. 83. 93, 169. 214. 215 Schlotz, William .I. 72, 112, 171 Schmld, John R. 152. 213 Schultz, John C. Schmltz. Linda A. 112, 149 Schneider, Mary R. Schneider, Melissa F. Schneider. Rebecca A. 112. 173 Schneider, Thomas M. 129 Schnepf, Eric R. Schnepl. Sarah L. 166 Schnieders, Batbara J. Schoepke. Nancy J. 112, 123 Schaepke, Robert A. 121 Schoettle, Anne M1 Scholfmann, Ann. M. 63, 125, 207 Schoonmaker, Klmberlee Schrler, 0.111;! M. 171 Schulz. Cam! A. Schulze, Donna W. Schum-ther, Nancy J. 125 Schulr, Elaine M. Schun', Eric L. 3, 112, 139, 206 Schwallle, Catherine 155 Schwarz. Daniel L. 9, 143 Schwatz, Julianna M. 78, 123 Schweigluuser, Robert M, 83, 87, 129 Schwenk. Mary E. 21, 144 Scoileld, Nancy 5. 157 Scommegna. Frank P. 143 Scan, David R. Scott, Jlll 6.112, 151, 201 Scott, Matt H. 62, 129, 210 Scully. Susan F. 175 Scuml, Diane L. 144, 197 Secrzn, Harold R. 11 Sedgwick, Susan M. 113, 150, 151 Sedmak, Kimberly E. Segarn, Femln 89, 113, 155 Seketa. Delores J. Selhorst, Sandra E. Szlvy, Diana 1.. Index 221 Sena, William T. Senlt, Nancy 1.. Semen. Lnulse A. Serving. Allu M.- Sellan, Richard K. Sevlel. Thnmas L. 64, 139 Szvlllano, Jane M. Selvlni, Samuel L. 171 Sexton, Megan T. Sexton, Sharon M. 163 Shaheen, Claudia E. 113, 123 Sharkey. Wllllum B. 204. 210 Slurp, David H. 113, 169, 206 Shaw, Kelley 5. 113, 157 Shaw. Margin! S. 146 Shel, Michael P. 129 Sheaffer, Elizabeth R. 28, 166 Shearan. Shell: H. 113, 151. 211 Shelly, Thiothy 5. 62, 129 Shelton, Chrlsune L. 144 Shelton. Nancy A. 71 Shepherd, Paul C. 113, 121 Sherrlck, Karol H. Shllner. Rlchud A. 130 Shlnn, Wllllnm R. 61, 159 Shlpnun, Lynda .l. 144 51115121, Jessie. M. 4, 141 Shaffellt, Dean H. Shook, Kathryn A. 45, 151 Shooter, Cbrlstlne R. Shuck, Allsl B. 71, 166, 202 Shaman, Rand. W. 118 51bit, Joseph K. 14 5125191, Julie A. Silver, Lana L. Sllvola. C-rnle A. 163 Simmons, Jnnlce L. 144 Slmmm, Crystal L. 12, 113. 151 Slmmon, Steven R. Sinnet, Dawn. A. Sites. Terry A. 211 $112, Mntk J. 7 Slzer, Teresa Skagel. Rita J. Shale, Paul. L. 155 Skidmore, David L. 113, 161 Sllllern. Scott D. 51.912. Marta L. Slnkls, Steven S. 7, 152 Sllaher, Catherine J. 113, 157 Sloan. Julie A. 59. 123, 198 Slocum. Jan E. Slough, Marla L. 203 Small, Davld A. 215 Smart, CarnIynn 113, 176 Smith. Aamn R. 55. 113, 173. 208 Smith, Allan H. Smith. Andrew V. Smith, Anne K. 204 Smith, Anne 1., 146 Smith, Carol A. 199 Smith, Chrlulene E. 122. 123 Smith, Clvld A. 159, 211 Smith, Debra A. 137. 211 Smith, Gavin T. 143 Smlth, Howard E. Smith, James W. Smith, Jul 8. 197. 203 Smlth, Robert R. Smith, 51th L. 133 Smith, Terry 5. 74 Smlth, Victoria 141 Smith, William W. 129 Snlder, Cur!!! u'. Snider. Tracy Q. 113, 131 Snyder. Anne M. Snyder, Durlee L. 113, 123 Snyder. Wllllnm P. 5065:, Cheryl L. 50. 95, 113. 141, 188, 207 Sodersrtom Gayle A. Sokol, Catherlne A. 125 Soleto, Elena M 154 Summer, Nancy C. 149 Sommer, Paul 6. 14. 159 Summers. Shnnnan L. 16, 58. 166, 167 Soxtlk, Audtey E. Sanders, Ellzabeth A. Saute, Carolyn E. 166. 200 Sonic. Juliet R. 177 Samoan, William M. South, Gull R1 Sparenberg. Kimberly A. 58, 163 Spelcher, Stephlny S. Spence, Janet L. 113, 137, 215 Spencer. Wllllnm E. 55. 129 Spleen Stephen M. Splndler. Bonnie K. 123, 212 Speed, Christopher R. 213 Spoly-r, Anne E. 78, 144 222 Index Sladlng, Judith A. 137 Stalzer, Jeffrey C. 152 Slandley, Gilbert D. Jr. 2, 24, 127, 210. 211. 213 Stanlch, Darlene Z. 63, 73, 113, 137 Stnnley, Douglas A. 113, 139 Stark. Gregg C. 171 Stark, Lynn A. Stark, Susan C. Slang , Lynn E. 59. 165, 198 Stauek, Kathy J. 113, 137 Steelwchuhe, Susan J. 125 Steele, Stuart K. 161 Stall, Llnda G. Steiner, Cheryl 96. 173 Stelner, Karl 113 Stanza, Sue E. Stznger. Peter J. 127 Stephan, Barbara A. 163 Stephen , Virgina B, 215 Stephenson. Beth A. 154 Stepnlewskl, Margaret J. 114, 149, 206 State, Gary 5. 159 Stetzel, Caryn A1 114, 137, 207 Stevanovlc, Melody A, 137 Stevens, Jeanine L. 2. 154 Stevens, John J. 86 Stevens, Lauren L. 141 Stevens, Pltrlcla S. 6. 11. 23. 114, 157 Steven-on, James W1 Jr. 47. 61, 139, 189 Stevenson, John F. 135 Stevenson, Kimberly L. 144 Stevenson. Susan M. 7 Stewart, Beth A. 137, 211 Stewart, George D, 211 Stewart, Laurence L. 114. 154, 207 Stewart, Sn- L. 44, 144 Stewart. W. Kevin 131 Stilton, Pamela L. Sillson, Todd C, 129 Stlnnert, James J. 201 Stlnmnn, David A, 121, 214 Stokes, Sheila J. 21 Slanebem, John B. 127 Stoneklng, Kay M. 144 Stappert, Heidl J, 144 Storey, Mary 5. 154 Starlet, Helen F. 166 Strait, Susanne 144 Stiller. Michelle R. 164 Strauss, Mark D. 129 Strayet, Jonathan R. 10, 92, 143 Suzichel. Laurence H. Slrlnglellow, David G. 170. 211 Strumnn, Steven J. 161, 203 Strombely, Anne K. 144 Stucky. Ann E. Stucky, Chriuopher D. 139 Studley. Susan K154 Smenkel, Jeffrey L. Slutty, Marcie L. 148, 198 Stumpy. Mary E. Stuiman, Sarah J. 13, 144, 145, 212 Suk-pdja, Tina M. 166 Sullivan, Mark W. Sumlda, Mnk S. Summers, Mugaret E. 144, 133 Sundhelm, Barbara M. 73, 146 Sutu, Laura J. 144, 197 Sutton, Jack D. 154. 212. 213, 215 Sutton, Mary E. 164, 165. 208 Svoboda, Kathryn J. 45. 163 Sivlln. Dawn M. 177 Swlnk, Lance A. 55, 118 Swank, Steven S. 121 Surlrdenskl. Jay 6. II 135 Swatlngen, Cynthia D. 1, 123 Swearingen, Julie; E. 114, 131 Sweeney. Brim: P. 114. 171 Swen, Jeffrey L. Swlatek, Susanne M. 144 Swick. Mark R. Swihart. Stephen F. 118 Sypher. Lawrence B. Syxka, Gayle F. 59 Szendrey, Jennller J. Szymcznk, Sherry L. -T4 Tngelt, Mark G, 114, 161 le-motl, Michael H. 114. 154 Tanabe. Hunle Tanakl, Klwlml 166 Tandy. Bndley J. 129. 205 Tanner, Jill A. 175, 177 Tlrble, John F. 143 Tate, Lla- J, 207, 213 Tate, Tammy L. Tnoolel, John J. 169 Taubenne, Jill A. 149 Taylor, David 12 28, 29, 68. 201 Taylor, John I. 114, 127. 212, 213 Taylor, Martha F. 144 Taylor, Vlea S. 59, 78, 166 Teevenl, Eugene F. H! 55 Templetvn, David I. 121 Tenhnve. Thomas J. Terbune, Jen! E. Terhune. Julia D, 137. 202 Terlep. Bruce 5. 118. 198 Terpnra. Jon D, 152 Terry. Drew A. f Teny, Ellzabetb .6. Tallow, Ellen 137 Tenslnk, Scott H. 127 Temncb, Lori! A. Thiem. Jennifel D. Tblema, Scott W. 139 Tbomln, Jennifer M. 208 Thumbs, Bemld L. 205 Thomas, Corn 5. 172 Thoma, Johnson T. 142 Thom , Richard B. 89, 190 Thompson. Ann E 94, 123 Thompson. Kevin R. 114, 164 Thompson, Robert C. 134, 135 Thompson, Victoria J. Thomson, Douglas D. 142 Thomson. Margaret J. 149. 205, 211 Thomson, Scott W. 37 Thomute, Maureen l. 157. 211 Thomben'y. Elklbezh A. 177 Thanking, llnda J. Thornburg. Uu D. 93, 214, 215 Tbrlpp, Richard J. 114, 121, 205, 206 Thnmeburg, Ward 61 142 Tbnlslon, Wanda D. 177 Tlpton, William H. 5, 161 Tale , Kimberly L, 149, 203, 212 Tomczyk, Thomas J. 159 Tomecek, Frank J. 169. 214 Tandu. Martin 166 Torte, Cbrhtopher B. 114. 161, 86 Torkelsnn, Laura A. 165 Tarkelson, Robert R 55 Turpin. Margaret A. 144 Tamella, Juan E. 29. 114, 154 Tovkln. Christine M. 166, 210 Tower, Linda S. 114, 175, 176 Tracey, Pamela E. Tunnel. Kenneth S. 159 Travem, Amy J. 59 Tuxler, Charles D. 159, 213 Tre-dwell. Cyntbl. D. 8, 21. 59, 146 Trent, Ruben B. 1.38, 139 Tron, Jeffrey A. 154 Trudgen, Anne E. 211 True. Jay C. 54, 55. 56. 121 Trumhle, June A. 149 Tullat, Susan L. 149, 201 Tunnlcllll, Thomas N. 114, 121 Turklnytnn, Timothy 6. 8, 142 Turley, Karen L. 137. 204. 207 Turnun. Karen E. 58, 133 Tumbull. John D. 8, 62. 129 Tamer, Jeffrey D. Tumet, Kenneth L. 14 Turner, Sun A. Tweed, Jody L. 63, 78, 148, 149, 198 Tweedy, Robert G. 114, 171, 211 -132 Uhrlg, Julie A. Ulbrlcht, Charles A. Umlauf. Chrlaty A. 124. 125 Urban, David A. 131 Urban. Victoria A. 172, 199 um. Cara! L. Utterback, David K. Utterbnck. Mark R 205, 212 -V- Vadner. Hilary Vale. Eric J. 161 Vlllee, Lisa M. 204, 210 VnnBergen, Lnulse C. 114, 125, 206 Vlannt, Douglas J. 55. 121 VInCndel. Karen R. 190 Vance, Lot! A. 144 ' VInHove. Suzanne D. 59. 66, 67. 78, 166, 198 V-anyen, Holly N. 133 VmWinklz. Charles P. Vaughan, Kichlrd R. 55. 118 Vaughan, Ruben M. 127 Vaughan, Steven J. Vaughn, John D. 47, 139, 189, 205, 206 Vear, Thomas L Vest, Lori A. cherstalf. Catherine R. 177 delch. James W. 129 anant, Jnlm E. 196 Vlnbel, Lynn E. Vogel, Andrew L. Valletta, Anne E. Vonderhoe, Eric A. 142 Vac. Judith K. -W4 Wnddnck, Frances E. Wndewltz, Eunice 206 Wagnzr, Charles W. Wagner, Kerry J. 146 Wahl, Wlllllm D. 135 Wall. Catherine R. 141 Walden, Randy S. Wnldron, Laura Ch. Walker, Eric M. 165 Wllkel. Tan 1. 144. 212 Wallace, Bruce D. 114, 206 Wallace, Hugh .1. 114, 169 Wallace, June 1., Wallace, M-rk R. Wallace, Suun M. 157 Walpole, Linda M. 14, 177 Wlltetx. Robert D. II Walthera, Melinda J. 154 Walton, Hugh J. 135 Ward, Robert L. 91 Wune, Kathleen J. Warner, Carol J. Warning. Kimberley L. 146 Warren, Pamela .1. Wash, Thomas E. 129 Wake, Paula R. 78, 154 W151, John J. Wan. Stephen W. 119 Watson, Cynthia A. 8, 146 Watson, EIIC G. 7, 134, 135 Watson. Gregory A. 142 Way, Martha 5, 123, 210 Wayman, Janet L. 141, 200 Weadlck, Michael R. Wzndlck, Timothy L. Welver, Thomas A, 74, 153 Webb. Jennifer L. 141 Weber, Jeffrey C. 127 Weber, Lawrence J Jm 204 Weber. Martin E. 13. 123 Weber, Thomas P. Webster, Anne 1. 144 Ween, Terri L. 165 Welbel, Thomas C. 120 Well, Elizabeth B. 115. 157 Welnglrtner. Nancy E. 141, 199 Welnllnd, Stewart R. 142, 211. Welulnn, David A. 206 Welcb. Mlcluel 5. 54. 55, 72. 119 Welsh, Keith E. Wemboff, Michael B. 154, 214 Wendrow. Vlclutia J, 167 Wenger, Lisa A. 148, 149, 194, 212 Warner, Timothy J. 74, 115, 135 West, Anne E. Wzst, Susan E. Welt, Suun 1.. Westcrlleld. Dlvlna K. Western, Peggy R. 8, 30, 92, 148, 215 Westfall, U C. 115, 141, 203 Whalzn. Edward R Whaley, Daniel K. 55, 127 When, Kimberley A. 93. 144 Wheeler, James L. Wheelock, Leslle A. 115, 172, 210 Wheratone, Mary 5. 63. 137 Whitaker. Laurie Whlte. Daniel .1. While, Deborah L. White, lull: J. 189 White, Linda K. 167 White. Susan R. 154 White, Tbomns R. 83, 130. 215 Whitehw, Nevin S. 135 Whltlield, Cheryl E. 203 Whiting, Melinda H. 154, 211 Whitlatch, James L. 206 Whitley. Deborah A. 146 Whitlow, Elizabeth A. 59 Whitman. Dan. J. Whimel, Cynthia 123 Whltted, Plum: A. 55, 90, 203 Wiebe, Kenneth F. Wieland. Kznnetln A. 70 Wlele, Julie A. 137 Wlele, Susan M. 167 Wlllnd. Bruce B. 127 Wild, Barbara ' Wilde, Karen Wilder. Fred D. Jr. 69. 139. 198 Wilder, Kelly L. 146 Wilder, Margaret A. 58, 146, 213 Wlldman, John B. 69, 115, 121 Wlldman. John H. Williams, Brent D. 171 Williams, Brynne 146 Williams, Jeffrey A. 55, 121 Williams, Katbellne E. Williams, Lynn A. 58. 163 Williams, Lynne V. Wllllams, Susan M. 177 Williams, Toby L. 3 Wllllstnn, Julie A. Wilmer, Amy C. 146, 201 Wilton, Janet 5. 8, 146, 215 Wilson, Kyle J. 63 Wilton, Pamela E Wilson, Susan L. 133 Wlnans, Laura E. Wind, Bun: K. 154 Window, William J. 153 Winter, Danlel M, 115. 173, 207 Wlntetfeldl. 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Weinland Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Dolan Mr. 8: Mrs. Lu-Vinh-Luh Patronages 245 Notice the intricacies and be warmed. - Tolen AA 246 Staff Editor . V . , , , Kimberly Tolen Business . V . . V . . . V Mark Michaels Milestones V V . . . . . . V Carrie Jo Cooper Competitors V . . . . Don Popravak Talents , , LeighEAnn MacKenzie Jack Sutton Linda Hesson Peoples . V . V V . . V . . V Beth Schelske Commitments t , . , , . Amy Bates Advertising . V . . V . . Jeff lnce Index . . . . . . . . . . . . , Carolyn Adams Anne Lauer Contributing Staff Lynne Rolph, Candy Dunbar, Dee Dee Patterson, Beth Chupp, Lisa Wenger. Anne Hutchinson, Sue Ludwig Contributing Photographers Jeff Hardcastle, Jake Jackson, Kathy Cooke, Kevin Fearn, Fermin Segarra, John Murphy, Megan Sex- ton, Dan Schwartz, David Cislak, Ryan Connelly, Martha Pennington, Amy Bates, Andy 1300:, Brian Lee, Chris Cooper, Donna Love, Mary Meeker, Diane Boecker, Greg Riggle, Steve Fields, Brad Fuson Artwork pages 19, 53, and 99 by Candy Dunbar Artwork pages 81, 195, and 223 by Linda Hesson Artwork pages 116 and 117 by Carolyn Soule Portraits by Sudlow Photography 7 DanvilleV 11li- nous. Barn Photo Courtesy of Jake Jackson A warm thanks to: Jake Jackson, Kathy Cooke, Gary Lemon, The DePauw staffs and photogra- phers, the Publications Board, Larry Elam and his office, Mary Brunskill, living unit salespersons, Luke Reese, Mr. Grocock, Mrs. Fredericks, Paul Query, Pat Aikman and The DePauw News Bureau, Pete Jamieson, Sue Kason, Mary Rector, the DePauw Athletic Department, the English Department, the, Chapel Office, and all the patrons, including those received after the deadline. An especially warm thanks to: Thomas Emery, Cynthia Cornell, Dick Maurer, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sudlow, Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Tolen, JL, and those others who cared. Colophon Volume 95 of the DePauw University yearbook, The Mirage, was printed by Josten'stAmerican Yearbook Company in Clarksville, Tennessee. The Mirage's representative is Dick Maurer. Paper stock is 9 x 12, 80 pound, dull enamel 199. End Sheets are Sand 293. The cover is Ameri- can Embossed with Cross Grain and Congo 518 as the first color. A second color, black 326, was silkscreened for the labyrinth artwork. The book is , smyth bound and the base ink is black, Headline and copy type is Souvenir and Souvenir Italic. Division page headlines are Winsor Outline style. The Mirage had a press run of 1200 Distribu- tion began in late August 1980. After awhile we will see The labyrinth isnwt anyplace we need to be Then we can come out from the heart of the darkness Into a brighter day