DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 308 of the 1981 volume:

Volume 96 The Scholarly of Our Academe 2563 Building rhe New - Reconsrrucring rhe Old Seniors: lr's Their Losr Yeorl A Toast To DePouw The 1980-81 Mirage yearbook raises its gloss and roosrs ro old and new DePauw. This is 0 unique year, one which wm re- main special to oil of us. in rhe mosr creative former yer, the Mirage intends ro bring bOCk the old and show you rhe new. Using a magazine former simHor ro' rhe one used by Life, the Mirage is as enjoyable to read 05 if is ro look rhrough. Miroge's edirion of DePouw Life includes everything which makes this year special. Certain notional events, like rhe election, John Lennon's deorh, 0nd rhe Iron crisis, are explored and make rhis year's Mirage rruly rev presenrotive of rhe 1980- 81 sdwool year, A Toast ifrom poge 4i Above all rhis, rhe Mi- roge represents DePouw Life, from seniors to fresh- men, Greeks ro indepen- dents, sporrs to special oc- riviries, dubs ro focuiry, and everyone and ony- one who mokes up rhis life or DePouw. Some of rhe special features ine clude articles about Eosr College end the new P.E. complex, 05 well 05 picro- riol essoys on fashion, pho- tos of each Lirrie 500 T- shirr, ond rhe 1981 Mirage phorogrophy conresr. All of this and more we pre- sent to you in this issue of DePouw Life. Holding onto rrodirions, rhe traditions that ore De- Pouw, is very imporronr. We connor and should nor ever ler go of those rhings rhor wilt forever come ro mind when our universiry i5 menrioned, rrodirions like Old Gold, Lir- rie 500, 0nd Monon Dell, jusr ro mention 0 few iibiggies. mun 1i? xmm n mwm m mm uwnnuu e 5'4? 'u K. DePouw is oEso noted to have led rhe- woy In many norionwide college activities. DePouw hisrory Is-full of firsrs, and here are 0 few firsts We rhoughr might inreresr you: CD First presidenr: Rev. Morhews Simpson 1839. cm Firsr fraternity 0n campus: Beta Theta Pi, 1845. Ir was also nored os rhe first frorer- niry wesr of Ohio. C33 First women en- tered in 1867. Asbury College is nored 05 one of the first colleges to admir women. C4. First college sorority in the counrry; Kappa Alpha Theta, founded at DePoUW, 1870. CS First foreign srudenr 1874. cm Founding of Alpha Chi Omega. 1885. 03 Firsr Old Gold Day 1907. A Toast Grom. page 'D , C88 Founding chapter of Sigma Delfa Chi, hon- orary jeurnolism frorer- niry. 630 First foorboll ream r0 go undefeated 0nd unscored upon, 1934. am First college radio srorion, WGRE. C10 Firsr Indiana college newspaper; The De- Pauw. C12? Firsr DePouw coed dorm, 1978. GED First Old Gold Day Parade, 1980. 040 Flrsr publication of The Argus. 1980. If you think rhcr rhis lisr includes every first ever r0 occur on rhe DePouw campus, rhen rhink again, for in rhe deep dork hol- lows of the orchieves we come across 0 secret Iisr hermetically sealed in c: mosonjor. On ir we found the following: 42:5 , 1 v; r3 J; 531' . :8 88' .7 l? . 8 M9; 2 N 'E-J . -- t. 4. 511M . A Toosr . . . Grom page ED 10 0D Firsr school ro oliow women r0 rake 0 course orher rhon Home Economical 1931. GD Firsr school ro claim rhe rerms rock and rer- ock, among orhers, 1977. CD Firsr school r0 iniriore srreolxing, rwo decodes before irs rime. Thanks Phi Kappa Psi. 050 Firsr colhege to have beer pong 05 o winrer Term project 6 Firsr college r0 offer men 0 major in handy one-Iiners. 05D First coliege library to have most books oider rhon some odi minisrrorion 0nd facul- ryl m Firsr college K; have 0 pep song which only rhe bond, poms, and rhe cheerleaders know. C80 Firsr college where ir cosrs more for ruirion rhon ir cosrs ro go rhrough life. .14.: l- . . Alcl- .1 i 1 -.2 g 7 5 J GD Only college book- store able ro ger owoy wirh selling you 0 book for $18, buying it back from you for $9, and reselling ir for $15. Traditions mean more to some rhon others, bur rhis year holds memories for all of us. This is rhe year the foorboli ream ser 28 new school records. I'll roosr ro rhor! Atso, rhis year 05 orher schools were experiencing declin- ing enrollmenr, DePouw enrolled its largest fresh- men class in years. Eosr College rook on 0 new look from the very begin- ning of rhe year, end rhe long owoired you'll have it before you graduate PE. complex finally gar starred. Frorernories 0nd sororse ries didn'r Ier the adminis- rrorion srop them from their rredirions. mom. p. 12 l1'1D ' WEIPI'II .ESI'S had their Iderrunand the' SAEis and? She? had their We Emit, Dem won I M, teethali and had their reds and sidewalk paint- ed: Sigma Chin's had a herd' time protectihg the bail as: :it was removed Item East College tower at ithe hegIhnIng of the year 'Tl'Iere were 96. anehar runs- Lambda Chi serenodias Alpha Phi lolli- pops gmd- the Tti De'l't spaghetti supper. We exw penenced Fiji's sunriSe patty: and warmed AI- phi: PI-II win the highly AcorIImVersiol, Belt spon- sated wader Puff chom- pIanshIps This year more than ever DePauw is goihg through changes. Ren- avemg the old aimd bund- ing the new is the univer- 5Ity g theme this year East College IS getting its much needed face lift and BDWman gym hos fath- ered the hew P.E. com- piejx Icaht.p.145 f2 14 A Toast Cfrom poge 12D DePouw opened 0 new dorm called Locusr Momor, once rhe old AAAS House. Srudenr Sen- ore srorred a rival paper ro The DePOUW called The Argus. The Hub is making irs own changes, offering mien: conresrs, orm wrese rling, and special films, Nor jusr buildings and ocriviries have changed, bur rhere has been 0 change in sru- denr orrirudes also, They are displaying more con- servorive rendencies os demonsrrored by rhe sup- porr for Reagan in our mods elecrion. Yes, The Mirage has had irs changes roo. This year we've added 04 pages and much more color. Werve included rhfhgs specie! only re the 1980-81 yeor so Thor you can pick the book up and remember nor jusr any year, bur This year. Chonges ore whor moke us realize rhe differ- ence berween rhe old and rhe new. The univer siry has had 0 very rich hisrory DePouw Life is to us rhe presenr rhough ond 05 we live each doyl Let us remember rhe p031 bur bok ro rhe furore 0nd rhe new Toke This rhoughr for whor you moy One doy your grandchildreo will pick up rhrs book ond rhey'll ask you why 0 rhese funny people are holding up glosses, You could reFl rhem ir was be cause The edirors of me yeorbook were oicohol xcs, or yOu c0uld soy rhor rhe edsrors were rrylng ro poy rribure ro mm the old ond new DePouw What ever you deode, ier us roosr ro Depouw, howev er rhor song may go . . . By Jeff Hordcosrie and Sue Schedblmg Co ediFors r; 5 $a$h$$ HAACR r Mann ROBERTS .- All In One Week: Rush And Testing ; vinuge 2Mdsd RANGEH 18 .JEQR. :-J.REVIEUJ With August come the migration of DePouw students back to Greencoere, back from internships! stores, counrty clubs, beaches, cities, forms and distant lands. Moving in, women cursed the day they become older and grew away from eager college men or the quad ready to unload their U-Houls. All come eorly to prepare for the big arrival of the freshmen Preparation consisred of catching the lost my and drinking 0 lost brew, creating new skits, cleaning house, planning tours, and best of oil, gossiping with friends rili oli hours of the morning. And then they come, followed by fathers armed with cameras and mothers with Kleenex. Everyone went through the big goodbye scenes. Rosser spoke some words of wisdom and moss quantities were consumed at o campus wide picnic Gruelling tests were administered and endured. Then Rush . . . What confusion and uncertainty! A jumbie of Greek ietters attacked the senses. To pledge or not to pledge? Thor is the question. I wish I were home But that feeling didn't lost very long, i There was so much to do. Freshmen were caught in a whirlpool of activity, Books needed to be bought. Checks bounced back to Dad. Kissihs were planned by actives, and freshmen redefined the art of kissing. As keggcrs overflowed, new friendships were formed. Anticipation permeated the air 05 the month come rushing to on end. Opposite poge- Owl watches construction, Reloxmg, Alpha Phi rush, Moylng into Rector, This page- Rosser receptton, FSA Groups, Russ Riggen 20 This Page: Girl's Rush, Sigma Chl Rush, Lundo Koch and Jenny Dover, Freshmen resmg Empty CNJIYS and mu chairs Opposite Page: Bwll Wonl, Tnp Demoree, and Greg Lews, Chris Jonnsron, Bm Om and 0 new pledge, Greg Spudwc, Lou Mix Jim Oliver, and Ancy Sorz, Parents and freshmen or R055er address 4-;aw A -4 .4 1 L5. tillllll :3$35555666 OOOOOOOOOOO . 4,de K r f; U rJ i L CJ CJ f'J LJr ' . CDFJV, UUKJCJr Jr; UM 3VJFL 1; fi 3fEf;fJ! 3 Opposite Poge: Rowdy Povlick, En: Hynden, Brenda Deck, Shem Bowman, Crlrch Greoves and John Gdirz, Block and 601d FoolboH, Holly Huddlesron; Lon Lamb This Page: anDeh Kissln; Delro Gamma Kissrln Corching a few roys; Jone! Sundermon 24 Ponhel The Ponheliehic Council is made up of rwo representatives from each of the nine Notional Sororiries on campus. The biggest job of Ponhelienic is ro govern and regulore Rush 50 rhor oll sororiries ond rushees are given on equoi opportunity to pledge girls and r0 be pledged, Ponhel oiso sponsors ocriviries rhroughour the school year. The lnrerfroremiry CounciVPonhei Scholarship Recognition Desserr, Senior Women's Picnic, and various workshops are among the non-rush ocnviries of Ponhel. P Acker, K. Coqwllerre, D. Wiiond, Fronr row. 3' Srevenson, S. Bowman, M. Schoffmon, JV row. Ki Turley, JV Jones, V. Joses, A. Clouse, Si Fosrer, Back row: D. Hensley, J. Morsholi. Berry, C. Harvey, Second row- B Wright, A Smirh, M'J. Coffing, Third WC Inrerfroremiry Council is composed of two represenrorives from each of rhe thirteen froremiries end is rhe governing body of fraternities. Ir esroblishes procedures for cooperorion among froremiries and coordinates acriViries among them. The organizorion is in charge of froremiry rush week and activities which help freshmen men participoring in rush. The council is advised by a member of the Srudenr Affairs sroffi 3 '9 the J DEPAUW The DePouw, rhe student newspaper, provides general campus coverage. Ir contains feorures, currenr news, commenrs on srudenr and national problems, sorire, and lerrers ro rhe ediror. There are positions for people inreresred in reporting, advertising, copy, circularion, 0nd producrionv T, erzporrich, J Elrod, R. Roberrs, L. Surron, J. Surron, C. Hohlfelder J Norms, B Dickinson, D Oolses, M Urrerbocls, L Cornelius S. Srurhon, J Horwne, G FQJghPFy, L Hendnckscn, K Gray, B Srevenson, P. Jocoby Lirrle Theatre Boord Lime Theatre Board is responsibJe for many of DePauw's rheorre productions. The group is composed of borh faculty and srudenrs who work rogerher to choose plays and discuss financing 25 Student Senate Srudenr Senate ws composed of five senorors-or-lorge end one represenrorive from each living unir. They plan and sponsor social and service events and provide 0 forum for campus opinion Srudenr Senate has rwo mojor responsibiliries: m to communicate srudenr opinion on insrirurionol policy ro rhe foculry 0nd odmimsrron'on in order ro develop ihe besr possible educorionol environmenr; and OJ ro direcr rhe exrrocurriculor ocriviries of rhe srudenr body by soncrioning groups sponsoring cerrom ocriviries end by oppropnonng funds to these groups, They ore also involved in sponsoring lecrures, discussions, and CUJrurol programs. Front Row; T. Bridges, K. K1005, K Welsh, MIChOelS, B Kouffmon. Bock Row R, locke , TV Gregory, J. Kolbe, GL Bram, K. Wine, J Voughnv Row 1 A Meeker, M McAuJif'fe, T Jocksm, P. Helmwch, J Johnson, T Cooper Row 2 CS Nickell, V Edner, 6 Scheme, L DUMJ Hombork, K Daley Row 2b C Long, D Typron, C lecbke, C Warner, L. Baker Row 3 J Ooor, K Lonum, B Enloey V Fornro, M Scorr, R Mow, K Armsrrong Row Ob: J Chipmon, L Nye, T Collcn, M Drondr,J Cmpmon Row 4 M Fmer, D VonDrunr, C Jackson, K Howard J Sanders Dock rowisrondlngm, J Gosr, L Dovdo, E Lehman, D Regan, M MJChOeJS, P Lone, J Murvm, N. Zodwgon, K. Memom J Wolrer, L Bosqun Klinger, C Johnson, G Lewis, H O'Reilly, V. Marrinl R Barney, M Academic Council Academic council is composed of 80 or more members seiecred from applicorions by rhe Academic Council, and a president is elecred by rhe srudenr body. It deals wirh oll classroom related educational services. All meerings are announced and open ro rhe public. Those srudenrs who are members of the foculry coordinating commirrees moy orrend foculry meetings, Srudenrs inreresred in serving on foculry commirrees musr apply direcrly ro rhe Academic Council. One foculry member and one administrator serve 05 advisers to rhe Academic Councilb Poco Concert ' Back To The Classroom Grind Our First Home Game September 1980 JEFIR jhEVIElU , September broughr rhe iii-fored day when ' dosses began Srudehrs tried ro fihc rhe brains rhey mispioced over the summer. They swore ir wos hever This hard. And while snuggling rhrough oii The classroom problems, orher ocriviries were borh challenging and ehrerroinihg. I.M.'s gor storied, and IT become house pivored ogoinsr house. Ihrehse comperirion was marked by oursrohdihg'momehrs on me field, on the lanes, in rhe pool, and on the courrsi Lorge crowds showed up ro cheer on rheir fovorire I.M. foorboli ieom. Even rhe vorsiry foorboii pioyers mode on efforr ro cheer on their 1M. reom offer procrice. Games every week narrowed rhe field, and . finally Phi Delis come our victorious Women's l.M volleyball proved to be 05 enrhusiosricoliy deoir wirh os men's LM foorboli. All of rhe players recruired their friends to come for support Wirh oil rhe yelling 0nd cheering, the team with the iorgesr iipep club was bound ro win. Porriciporion in oil The various iM, sporrs gove rhe iivihg unirs 0 chance or some recreational comperirion and or rhe some time wos o Ior of fun. As 0 specroror rhere wos seldom o dull moment The comperirion didn'r end wirh rhese friendly LM games rhough, bur ir conrinued inro rhe VCirsiiy levei. Opposite Page: Clo3sroom move, Ann Nirhoisoni Jenny Frier, Cone Phiiiips, Tom Wicker, Jim Gilmore, Suhser or rhe Academic Quad, Eosi College Consrrucron This Page: Sudied Our, Bob Fields, Jimy MCCkaen, Mary Irish, Enis Hoflaey Anna Mono Aibergem 4 . .1. .r ' Opposite Page: Mark Kepmor, Joy True, Dove Porkhdl, Tim Myer, Rod Ems. Touchdown 31 Jay True, The crowd looks on This Page: Cocch Berndr gwes advice; Poul Lueken and Sue Meochum, Jxm Hendnck Bock Row: Coach McCall, Becky Deon, John Turnbull, Greg Mowpln, Mow Scan, Gretche Rohm From Row: Scorr Mwller, Phil HeHmch, Dove HeHmrch, Jm Hurley JEHR s g EVIEUJ ' For srorrers, rhe women's tennis team had on osroundmg season. All semesrer long rhey proved vicious comperirion for any of rhe other reams. The giris seemed To have Iody luck behind rhem, along wirh o Tor of skill and endurance. The final reward was winning smre! The second rhrough fifrh ranked players won rheir singles marches, and rhe number one and three ranked doUbIes reams rook rheir marches. The cross counrry ream wosn'r quire so lucky, bur they had 0 profiroble seasons Coach McCall expressed o posirive feeling obour rhe srrengrh ond porehriol of rhe team. The runners mode 0 greor orrempr this season, and nexr season will be even berrer. Sporrs exciremehr was compounded wirh rhe wonderful season in foorboll. Our first rhree games, Front Row: Koren Turmon, AITysoh Fosror, Maggie Wilden Lynn Williams Back Row: Cooch Gammon, Becky Rogsdole, Sandy Gyorgyi, Nancy Gyorgyi Opposite Page: Mon Scorr; Cindy Greenberg; Sandy Gyorgyl; Jim Hurzey This Page: Scorr Miller, Becky Rogsdole; Coach MCCO speaks to his runners; Nehcy Gyorgy 33 w x1? NCAA Division III 1980 2nd teem All-Americon NCAA Division III 1980 1st team Academic All- American 1980 Little AlleAmericon: Honorable Mention 1980 NCAA Post-groduote Scholarship Winner 1980 Co-coptoin-DePouw Football Team 1978 DPU: Most Valuable Player 1979 DPU; Most Valuable Player 1980 DPU; Most Valuable Player 1980 Most Valuable Player of the Monon Bell Game Union Building Award of Outstanding Athletic Achievement DePouw's AII-rime Leading Poss Receiver School records include most receptions in 0 career 1195i, most receptions in 0 Joy True season 1651, 0nd mosr receptions in 0 game 116i. Also included are most JOY True, 0 senior this year, has receiving yardage in 0 career 82573 had 0 tremendous four years in his YdS-l in 0 season 1923 ydsJ. end in 0 football career or DepOUW, The list game 001 ydsl. Joy 0150 had the seems endless most touchdown posses in 0 career with Rose-Hulmon, Kenyon, and Hope, were 1979 1st teem AIl-Americon totalling 11- all away games, Even with that 05 o handicap, we won all three games and were ready for more. At our first home game with Albion, the team satisfied the roaring crowd with another victory. This win mode number four end was especially appreciated because it was Spirit Weekend. Each class had the opportunity r0 use their lungs to the fullest capacity and scream their heads off Sophomore class took the prize for greatest endurance. Talents were not only limited to sports but were obvious in the arts also. Ammo Mario Albergetti opened the Performing Arts Series displaying 0 special dnorm 0nd eloquence. Her performance was 0 real example of the excellent enrerroinmenr that the series would bring this year. The School of Music srorted off rhe year with an orchestra concert and some faculty and student recitals. Orcenith Smith conducted the orchestra with marked style, and the music produced gave the audience an enjoyable hour of Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms, The School of Music pointed out that hard work and 0 lot of talent go o Opposite Page: Marching Bond; Joe Johnson; Chris Toskin ond Bill Robinson; Rob Doyle and Dove Borbely; Don Calhoun This Page: Dove Fihzer, Michelle Palmer and Dee Downey 35 Opposite Page; Poco Chomoer Symphony; Orcemrh Smlhr, Paco, Andre Kole, Hub Tolenr Contest: SoHy Molley and Mary Romes This page: Poco; Hub Tolem Conresr Dole Srockholm and Doug Hasler, Andre Kole 37 g.....,u$m A 4A3. JEHR QAEVIew long way in producing memorable moments. Andre Kole also proved This wirh a magical slighr of'hand. He is acclaimed as America's leading illusionisr, and he demonstrated that in his performance. Amongsr all the rom- foolery, there was a religious, spirirual overrone in which he.was rryihg to explain his relationship with God. Poco also performed or DePauw rhis monrh, and rhey had a good rumour. Alrhough rhe music was good, rheir rapporr wirh rhe audience was the locking quality in Their performance. Rapporr was definirely nor a problem between rhe musicians and the Hub audience in the ralenr conresr. The Hub srarred sponsoring various srudenri related ocriviries so as re draw rhe crowds back ro the Hub. The ralenr comesr is only one of many. Arm wresrling, old movies, and jazz in the Hub are among some of rhe orhers. In conrrasr ro all rhe fun enrerrainmehr, DePauw was fortunate to get Tom Wicker as a convocorion speaker. Mr. Wicker is a New York Times columnisr, and he has two books published that are represenrarive of his journalism ralenri So even rhough September brought the onset of homework and exams, ir also obounded in comperirion, exciremenr, and enrerrainmenr in one form or anorher. Opposite Page: Nancy Riker; Tokaki Hibino and Mark Sumida; John Wosz: IM. Golf Winner; John Kane and Kewn Fearn; Scorr Benson This Page: Trip Demoree; Bob Kelly, Ivone doSilveira, Sharon Cody, Susan Nerherron, Betsy Enloe; Todd Srilsom Freshmen Board Freshman Board, composed of srudenrs selecred by opplicorion in rhe Foll, works as rhe orher Boards sponsoring ocriviries such 05 winter carnival in February During the 1980-81 year, they ran 0 computer dating service, organized the class for Spirit weekend end Monon Bell, sold Horvord- DePouw of the East T-shirrs, and held 0 srreerdoncee Officers Presidenr-Kroig Kenworrhy, Vice-presidenrrGreg Gelzinms, Secrerory-Korhy Sensemcn, TreoSurerrEriC I Tore. I . Row 1: T. Turkingron, D. Griffirh, D. Gonzales, 3. Moreheod, M Roe, J. Hooerkom Row 2: Le Negley, J. Corpenrer, M. Mirchell, S. Show, Be Ponrius, S Echerly, M Johnson, C. Borrum, G, Rohm, C Reovis Campus Board . Campus Board, composed of ! sophomores selected 05 represenrorives of living units! sponsors ocriviries such as Lime Siblings 0nd Spirir Weekends and acts as o liaison between the Union Boards and rhe living unirs, Junior Board Junior Board, composed of juniors selecred by Senior Board in the Spring, is primarily cohcemed wirh q carrying our octiviries '1- sponsored by Senior Board, 05 well 05 independent ,L projecrs of its own such as i Cosimo Nighr. Ir is generally r splir into committees corresponding ro rhose of Senior Board. 40 Senior Board Senior Board, composed of senior srudenrs selected in rhe Spring by rhe previous Senior Board and rhe president of the Student Union, sponsors social! cuirurol, 0nd recreomonol evenrs for the DePouw communiryJ Orher ocriviries include informal receptions for guest speakers, film series, orr exhibits, dances, dinner, boinng, and pop concerts. From the back: 3 Nickell, D, Om, J. TorooJes, B. lsley, I3. Thomcs, L. D Tandy, L Dovzlo, J. Jones, M Woodruff, B. Thomas Srudenr Cabinet The Student Cobiner, formed in 1979, .5 0 group composed of rhe presidehrs of rhe IFC, Ponhellehic Council, Resident HolJ Associorion, Srudenr Union Board, Academic Councii, the chowmon of Srudenr Senate, and rhe Srudenr Body president. This group qcrs as a liaison between the odminisrrorion and the srudenr body and helps r0 formulore Universxry policy. Bock: P, McLean, S Bowman, A, Nlcholson, G. Carlson, J Wrighr, D Srringfellow, M. Meeker, S Homl'wroh, A Buser, L Tore Flom: M Thompson, S Deworr, B. Tandy, A. Mason, A Rudmckl t r! gmtxl 15' . EL DoviJo, 6. Laws, 5. Homilronl J Fryer, RJ Jelesky, JV Gwlmore, DY Downey, M Weber, N. Lurz, M Thompson S. Deworr, C. Johnson, NJ Schumocher, J MorsholJ, K, Persons, C, Harvey, A, Whmow, L, McCorry, P. Mwller Senior Giff Fund Ar rhe end of irs official drive period, rhe senior class had fohen a bit shorr of its 85 percenr porriciporion goal for rhe senior gifr. They did have a larger conrriburion rhon any other groduoring closs rhough. The money raised will provide srudenrs with $1000 scholarships based on merir and need They will be given in honor of Col. Dovid Roeder and five deceased members of rhe Class of 1081. 41 ,,,,, , m 711 42 Pom Poms The DePouw Pompom squad is composed of sixteen members end four alternates chosen by the Bond director and previously elected coproins in the foil of each year. They developed and organized the choreography for OH their routines. The squad performed with the University Marching Band or the hoiftimes of oil home football games and had 0 special performance for the Monon Bell game or Wobosh College. Row 1: AV Fenogiio, H, Jones, C. Ferguson Row 2; Se Tullor, Student Adviser, T Midkitf, S Chioppe, AV Smrh, J. Johnson, Row 3: G Schenkel, Bi Hoove: T Meyer! 6 Geigen Sue Meochem Row 1: S. Bowman, N. Bali, 6 Beck, C. Dolverhy, C. Gilbert, D. Doyle, Row 2; A, Wiimert T. Rondoli, A. Ridgwoy, G Rohm, A Roob, T Trombino, V Liesendohl Row 3; S Motthys, K Hoiycross, K Peregrine, S. Ivey, J Schoor, L. Chezem, L, Bishop Cheerleaders The 1980,81 cheerleading squad was chosen lost spring by previous cheerleaders who were not trying out, the squad odvisor, Grid faculty personnel from outside DePauw. Eoch girl had to perform required jumps, doubie stunts, o pompon routine, and cheer. Also, they were required to present original cheers and jumps. Although hindered by numerous injuries this year, the squad performed at all home football and basketball games. The girls also provided moral support for team members, beginning with leading on oII-compus pep rally with Coach Jerry Bemdt ot the Union Building before the first home football game. Twirler Sue Meochem added a dazzling touch to the home football games this fall. Twiriing with batons ond Samurai swords, she often had the crowd on their feet. Ann. M: . Ii Preservation Hall quz 303d ! Soccer. Great SeoSon! : ' 1 Old Gold Weekend : October 1980 6 , :43; . JEQR --'.Amew The fine orrs, especially drama and music, were emphasized on The DePouw campus during rhe monih of October. Duzer DU, Lirrle Theorre, Collegions, and Men of Note opened wirh rhe promise of 0 sensorionoi season. Duzer Du began wiih Play it again, Sam, 0 rwo-ocr comedy about 0 man who idolizes rhe greor Humphrey Bogorr. Ir involves The unforrunore relationships wirh rhe women in his life, in rhe amusing sryie rhor only Woody Allen con develop. Men of Nore began rheir season, olong wirh Cabaret, on Porenr's Weekend. This forced many eager orrs enrhusiosrs ro choose berween The rwo evenrs. Bur it really wouidn'r hove morrered which performance was chosen, for each one provided 0 delighrful evening for porenrs 0nd siudenrsi The Coliegions, 0 very popular group, began rhe year in on excellenr manner. This group was able TO combine singing and dancing in 0 way rhor oiwoys chorms on audience inro woming more. E: u. :3 .1 1-.-.- Opposite Page; Keith Opdohi Lecrure for Porenr's Weekend, Preservonon Holl Jozz Bond, Our Own Hub jazz, Preservorion Hoi Jazz Bond This Page: Sieve Reines Losr Lecrure Series; Bron Irwn raises 0 bow, Concerr Chow, Preservonon i-ioli Jazz Bond 45 JEHR :nREVIEUJ To maintain a thrilling season for rhe orrs, the PAC Series inrroduced the Preservorion Holl Jozz Bond r0 DePouw srudenrs. If anyone rhoughr rhor rhis evening would wind up being stuffy 0nd culrurolly boring, he or she was pleosonrly surprised as rhe bond moved inro rhe oiles of Kresge. Their concerr was discussed. for weeks ofrer by rhe srudenrs who had been forrunore enough ro orrend. The Century Singers end the Universiry Concerr Choir gave 0 specroculor concerr for their beginning performance, Performing sepororely rhe firsr holf, rhe choirs combined forces for rhe Mozorr Moss in C Minor for rhe losr half of rheir concert Borh choirs were well- deserving of greor praise for rheir roienr and hard work. Along with the emphasis on rhe crrs, October proved ro be 0 greor monrh for sporrs. DePouw grasped o vicrory over Mr. Union College with 0 score of 28722 for the Old Gold foorboll homecoming gome. Excitement rose in rhe crowd as DePouw's 28-7 lead 'during rhe rhird quarter began in diminish. Fons stood Up and eagerly cheered rhe Tigers on r0 0 specroculor win, With this homecoming game, DePouw hod ocheived a record of five wins and no losses. This hodn'r been achieved since rhe season of 1951. Ir was definitely a game that pleased rhe alums who had rroveled so for. - --l-IIZR.I-mu-R-ll-ll Opposite Page: John Pererson; Dwighr Burgess; Greg Gibson, Ted Croweigooiiei and Doug Firzsimmons This Page: Greg Gibson; John Pererson, Doug FirLsimmons, and Steve Schroer; Chris Giles and Rick Munsonl Dwighr Burgess; Dwighr Burgess 47 ...., w 1.. a h ,, .x, xwrfryf 1.. .JEFIR ,, QAEVIEw TUnfortunorely, the next gome ogoinst Volporoiso was the first loss for the Tigers with 0 score of 35-141 To complete this festivol fall day, 0 homecoming queen, Jone Oberlin of Koppo Alpho Theto was crowned at halftime ceremonies. Ober1in was chosen to be queen from 0 group of five finolisr condidores. During halftime everyone listened intently to find out who would be chosen as rhe new queen. Women were also having 0 busy year in sports on the DePouw campus. As the month of October ended, rhe women's field hockey teom peaked ogoin otter 0 short slump. Their win over Hanover seemed to be on encouraging sign for the Upcoming srote tournament. The women practiced many hours and their dedicotion to the sport was phenomenal. The volleyball season olso captured the involvement of many women. The team traveled to Manchester College for o multi-school voHeyboll tournament The volleyball reom foced very strong competitors and lost to 01! but Indiana Tech. The Tigers did score the mosr points of any team ogoinst Indiana Tech, though. In October, the thoughts of students were nor just limited to the orrs and sports. Some students who were interested in the political scene also participated in o mock election It was sponsored by the College Republicans and Student Senate. There wos o 22TK3 student turnout in this effort,to goin 0 representation of the views of students and foculry members on the furure November 4 election. There was on estimated 129$ rumour for the faculty. For the presidential race, Reogon wos favored over Carter and Opposite Page: Terry Ryon receives gome boll, Trocey Clifford; June Oberlin; Old Gold Courr: Rose Lee Duzonl Mory Mecker, Jone Oberlin, Stephanie Speicher, Marcie Srulrs; Dob Corhcorr This Page: Old Gold Porode; Don Poprovok; Kevin Perkins, thls LIndIowt Ketrh Kenrer; Prestdenr Rosser ond Jone Oberlin m- - - -- -nllilml-IHIIFXJEEHIIIIIHI ; . A J ,7 3: , V; arm L, ' I cnlv'r l y . . n 9: v; 5 - - From Row: Mark Kepchcr, Don Poprovok, Don Wholey, Dove Boraely, Joy TrpeKorcop'om, Joe JohnsomCorcoproinl, Terry Smirh, Joe Arno, AI Smiw Second Row: Scorr Welch, Rick Rowello, Mork Muroido, Craig Graham, Terry Ryon, Roy Muroxdo, Luis Dovilo, Alon HIL, Tom Klemschmidr Third Row: SIU Sreele, Rich Friedlen, Kevin E Perkins, Buzz Kouffmon, George Dowe, Morls McConnell, Dob Torkebon, Jim Underdown, Joe ForinelIo Fourth Row: Jim HordWIcI4 Lance Swank, Jock Crowe, Sreve Lubero, Bob Clark, Rick Lihdlow, Trocy Clifford, Don Cefoh, Chris Wood Fifth Row: Jeff Willsoms, Hugh Wolron, Bob Corhcorr, Rob Drown, Kurr Jones, Don McLean, Dong Vanrunr, Bnon Loncor, Brsor Begley Sixth Row: Doug Rugges, Brion Horrmon, Rob Doyle, Brion Murphy, Joe Doyon, Tony Houck, Jeff Pouls, Greg Freda, Jerry Howord Seventh Row: Rich Gulon, Andy Burokee, Greg Spudwc, Tim Dovis, Jim Kiingler, Marshall Reovis, Brion HowelL Randy Wolrm, Com Cefou, Mike Romod Eighth Row: Jock Lens, Keirh Keme-r Joe Rovow, Tom Zulonos, Len Swinrek, Brion Kleuver, Mike Murphy, JeIL' Cieply, From Lolli, Mike Walker Ninth Row: Sreve Kemerr, Phil Cromer, John Dorenbusch, Ker Bushelmon, Bob Cohen, Dove PorkhixL Greg Brcdshow, Jim Ohver, Bob an Tenth Row: Joe Fitzgerald, Frank Devhn, Dove Loclsxe, Tom Dcnonue, Dnon Vonderglos, kae Brewers, Eugene Johnson, Rod Ennis, Bob Klupchok Eleventh Row: Louro chhon, Jerry Berndr, Tim Kecnng, Don Dobes, Ed Meyer, Randy Bole, Tim Hrehq Lee Schoenfeld, John Cossidy, Rex Coll Opposite Page: Tracy Cochran, Scramble for rhe Doll; Jody Tweed, KeHy Chopmcn, Koren K3005, Kevm Perlms, Alon HIM, Mike Roman, Bnon Loncor. Lwonn Parker and Chnsry Smlfh This Page: Kelly Chapman, Jody Tweed, Korer Klaus, joe Anna and Rob Doyle 51 ' . 4x1 Flont Row; Trocey Johnson, Ame Whirlow, Suzanne VonHoveil Julie Sbonl LeAnne Faulkner Second Row: Ginger Sounders, Kippy Gamer, Trlso O'SuHivon Jill Cusick, Pcrri chorr, Claudio Cozzz, Julie James Third Row: Coach Judy George, Angie Pischoh, Jone Decker, EHeen Berryl Vweo Taylon Ncncy CorroH Rurh Myrohn, Assr Coach Mory Freeland JEHR ,Qn REVIEUJ Anderson. In rhe race for governor of Indiana, Robert Orr obroined 0 vicrory over John Hellenbrond. 1h rhe Iosr roce, Dan Quayle wos vicrorious over Birch Dcyh, Even though rhe rumour wosn'r as large as rhe College Republicans would have IIked, ir was said ro be a fairly represenorive sample for DePouw. Perhaps ongn even more solemn side was rhe program of dedicorion for rhe Percy L. Julian Science and Morhemorics Cenrer on Ocrober 3. The srrucrure wos complered in 1972 or 0 cost of $7.5 million. Many years of planning and rhree years of consrrucrion were dedicored r0 rhe building thch houses classrooms and Iobs 0nd compurer fociliries. Ir was named offer Percy L. JUIiOh, o DePouw graduate from rhe closs Front Row- Fron Runzo, Susan Helney, Lorna Barnes, Marie Schoffmonn, Morrhu Wolfe, Renore SiITns, Corhy Ligon, Mary Ann Sreinhilber. Back Row- Korhy Pnnel Gail Anderson, Nojom Mocho, Koren Vrdolyok, Chris Toskin, Rirc Of 1920, He become Direcror Of Research Jefferies, Lynn RoIph, Becky NeoI, Coach Federmonv wirh rhe Glidden Company. In 1953 he established rhe Julian Loborirories 0nd Opposite page. Trisha SUIIivon, Riro JeFfenes, Ame Whirlow; Jill Cuswck; Juhe James; Ready and Woinng This page- Juhe SIOO'W, Ser for Acrion; Spike rhor Doll! conrinued his privore research studies. In Ocrober, 0 new building was dedicored in his honor Perhaps this was one of the more imporrohr evehrs raking place in the monrh of Ocrober, for it gave Depfnuw srudehrs on opporruniry ro acknowledge rhe great conrriburion ro sociery that o former DePouw student mode. Opposlte Poge: Tug of War; Tommy Rondolll Anne Fenogiio, George Geiger, Jennifer Johnson, Tim Meyerl Corrie Ferguson; Aliyson Fosror, Ben Faulkner, Bruce Turlep This Page: Mrs Julian, Wendy Purnom, Steve Vaughn, Jim Muliin, Lee McCorry, Sam Miller, Swope Boiioon, Legs Comesr, Kevin Armsrrong and Jackie Jess 55 WGRE-FM WGRE-FM, rhe srudenr-operored radio srorion, broodcosrs eighteen hours a day during rhe yeor. Programming ranges from news reporring, ediroriol commenr, and descriprions of major DePouw sporting events to o vorTery of musical . rosres from rock ro folk to clossicol The srorion departments include communiry 1 service, promorion, engineering, and production. An average of ren TO fifreen students receive financial awards or work- srudy gronrs while working wirh WGRE, -Iocored on the second floor of the Memorial Student Union Building. Row 1: K. Ropp, D. Lodley, K. Kirby, A. Moclnrosh, T. O'SulTivon, B Pontius, CV Troxler, M, Dcvxdson, R. I Johns, DY Pendell, J. Romwon, T. Wommocls, K Oweh, J Kolodzik, G Brown, S Rowlings, J, Heole, D. lemer, T. Dunbar, F. Fnrz, M, Lueder, K Lechln. I Publication Board The Board of Control of Srudenr Publicorions is o rhirreen member boord governing The DePouw and The Mirage Six student members are elected by Srudenr Senate. Four Foculry members are elected by rhe faculty. The provosr, o journalism professor, and 0 financial adviser consrirure rhe remainder of rhe board The board governs funds generored by rhe rwo publiconons and oversees the Publication Building. Row 1, G. SrondTey, JT Norms, GT Lemony Row 2: M Way, A. Duser, Dr RoinboTrv Row 3: P McCIeon, Dr. Cornell, T. Emery Fronr Row. P Alexander, J. Surron, G. Renhorr, S Ivey, L Whire, D Joesren, R Misko, M. Whirihg, M SchTegel, R. Roberrs, P. Gorreh, D. Doiron, S. Hom, R, Bechrel, C. Fox, D. Elhsy K. WeTsh, 5 Moon Back Row G Podgen, L Belfiglio, M. Fiexds, IQ ModoIon, C. Cosro, H Srorler, H, Hansen A. Chambers Duzer DU Duzer Du is an honorary organization dedicated ro rhe promon'on 0nd reolizorion of rheorre, in all irs various forms, or DePauw, Duzer Du members have disringuished themselves in some or all ospecrs of the rheorrey Recehr producrions include: TTPloy it again, Sam, J. 8., Side'by Side by Sondheim, 0nd TTAn Evening with Mark Twain. Duzer Du would like to thank the DePouw campus for its continued supporr evidenced by rhe high orrendonce or our shows 56 Q Debore Team The DePauw University Debore ream IS divided inro freshmen and vorsiry squads which pomcipore in approximately rwemry inrercollegiore roumomenrs. Each member porricipores in approximately eighr debates per year, Tryours for rhe ream are held in the fall of each year. The chairman of rhe Communications Arrs and Sciences Deporrmem should be conrocred for answers to questions concerning membership. Dr Weiss, D Corr, M Fwelcs, J Gosr, C. SpoerT, L Tore D McHugn, T O'Donhovoh 5 Delro Sigma Rhee Tau Kappa Alpha Delro Sigma Rho-Tou Kappa Alpha T5 0 norionol forensic honor sooery open r0 students who have porricipored for rwo years in forensic ocrivities and are in rhe Upper one-rhird of rheir class. The DePouw choprer sponsers 0 meeting for freshmen for those srudenrs imerexed in dobore, on imercoHegiore invirorionol debore tournament, and on annual banquet T Boehm, L Young, D Pendell, T Mendez, J Ringer, D Corr, Dr. Wewss, S chkelT, C Spoe'l, J Gosr, T O'Donnovon, L Tore, B. McHughl R Bechrelidrown on rhe bloclsboorcD Back Row R Rxckerl J horns, P Akaon, G Srondley, T Burcthle D CISlOH, B Dickinson, M. Urrerbock From Row, T Emery, T. Rouseou, S Srurmor, L Comehus, M Felds, B Srevenson, P Jocoby, A Nicholson, 5 Schexbhng Sigma Delro Chi The Society of Professional Journalists! Sigma Delro Chi, is o norionol professional journalistic sociery founded or DePouw University in 1909 for students who show oursronding ochievemenr in the communicorions field. The group sponsors o fol! convenn'on 0nd meerings wirh correr journalists broughr on campus to serve as KiTgore Counselors through The Bernard Kilgore MemorioT Fund. Di-monrhly meerings ore held or the Srudenr Publicorions Building. 57 r5W74 Socioiogy and Anthropology The Sociology and Anrhropology Club is on ocodemicolly oriented orgonizorion designed ro supplement classroom and course work within these fields. Ir provides srudenrs wirh rhe opporrunlry ro meer informally wirh borh sruclenrs ond focuIry, 05 well 05 upgrade rheir educarion through ocriviries such 05 inviting famous sociologists and onrhropologisrs to DePauw. Other ocriviries include field rrips and o perry ro celebrore rhe firsr year 05 0 dub Also rhis yeor, Milron Yihger and Ralph McCurdy visired DePouw, 05 well as on occompHshed flihrlmopper who demonsrrored his skills or h me opening Of rhe museum 1n Row 1: J Smirh, T, Kids, A Hill, J Kuhl Row 2: Dr. Mormon, K. Cosydy, M Weber, Dr Dhorrochryyo, D Owen, C. Whirfield, the basement Of ASbUl'y HON. M Bedree, Dr Lolone, Dr Koemmer AAAS The Associonon of Afro-Americon Srudehrs CAAASD was formed in 1968 ro esroblish 0 basis of power through which Afro-Americon srudenrs con derermine rheir academic Ohd social idehriries. We also srrive to promote the inreuecruol and moral growrh of AfroiAmericon srudenrs on the campus of DePouw Universiry. The AAAS meetings and functions are held or rhe AfroiAmericon house located or 906 South Locust Srreer. ; l h c a: l n : . k v. l l . 0. :IL Presidehr ....... Alon Hill 'A Vice Presidenr . . .Corlron Long Secretory ....... Tonic: Cooper Corresponding Secretory ..... Lorna Barnes Treasurer ....... Denise Jeffers Sorgenr-or-Arms . .Rondy Allen Row 1: C. thfield, L, Domes, T Cooper, C. Anderson, EV Blcclssmirh, S. Bwshop, L. Jones Row 2: K. Correorheis, Adviser, B Anderson T Mogeru, L Young, R. Dixon, T Jackson! M O'Neol, J, Smirh Row 3: C. Jackson, R AHen, C, Longsronl G. Stmpson, A Hill mm : Jnrnx. x k1 g: : :'2 $ .. 3i? . V ; 33 Opposite Page: Izod Donc, Coaches Berncr 0nd Schoeniveld, Trgers ro me Feb Kevm Perkins This Page: Lost Mmure of rho Game, Kevm Perkms onc Bncn Horrmon, DePouw Morchxng Bond JEHR ,-.4n REVIELU Ocrober dissolved into November on rhe some weekend rhor our porenrs were here for entertainment and visiringe Among all the ocrivmes planned for rhe weekend, The ploy Cabaret was very memorable The DePouw LTrrle Theorre opened rheir season with rhis musical, which proved To be 0 spectacular production in its chorocrer deveTopmenr, excellenr' music, and elaborate sers 0nd cosrume design. The pTor cenrered Ground on American writer in pre-Nozi .- -.v-..;. m' .1.- v-- -nn-a - :rau mammaamu-mmmnunuranuw Berlin Tr tells rhe srory of his relorionship wirh rhe girl he loves, and his experiences wwh the German people wno were blinded by rhe promises mode by Hirler. Th oddirion ro Cabaret, rhe Universiry Marching Bond Thor enrerroins us or football games 0150 gave 0 concert during rhor weekend. The theme TTOldies bur Goodies coprured rhe heorrs of many of rhe porehrs. The bond proved rhor off the field or on rhe field, rheirs was 0 rolenr srill going strong. During this month also, the universiry choirs and orchesrro combined TO give one of rhe mosr beautiful concerts of rhe year. They performed GreorH Mass in C Minor by Wongong Mozorr. On 0 more inrellecruol Tevel, DePouw was chosen as one of rwo universiries in rhe horion ro hosr TTPoliricol Economy in rhe 19805 , on economics symposium sponsored by rhe Charles Edeon Memorial Youth Fund The symposium Opposite Page: A00 Chcmbers end Kur Ker Kleb Dancers, Tom Porrer ond Sreve Hoffer, Pod Luekeh ovd Louro Rouschorr, Alon Chambers, Hope Horsen and Gordon Reinhorr, This Page: JT Poppe and Keuh Welsh, Torr Porter and Laure Hihe, Lourel Hxne, chon Remhorr, and Tom Power 63 JEHR QAEVIEUJ was designed ro deal wirh urgent issues of the 805. Dr, Wiedenboum, 0 member of Reogon's rronsirion reom, srorred rhe symposium wirh o convocorion speech open to the enrire campus. The rest of rhe debores ond discussions were open ro Chosen srudenrs from area universiries ond DePouwr Other special speakers included Dr. Ferguson, Mr. Meeker, Dr. Porrerson, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Klouser, and Dr Generski. The weekend long offoir covered such topics 05 government regulorion, rhe energy crisis, inrernorionol economics, and inflorion. These ropics were also debored by higher-ups, namely rhe presidential candidates: Reagan, Correr, and Anderson. The League of Women Vorers sponsored rwo debores: one between Correr and Anderson and another berween Reagan and Correr. These debores hod Iirrle value in changing the choices of the populorion, end we found rhor the notion was ready for 0 change. As the resulrs srorred rolling in, ir was more rhon obvious rhor Reogon had won. Correr acknowledged his loss early in rhe evening, and when the vores were oll in, Reogon had obtained enough vores for o landslide mmmnzm l! AA 3 E s E a i; E I -1 vicrory. The resulrs of one of rhe most imporronr games of the season wosn'r quire so one-sided. The oldesr rivclry of DePOUW, wirh Wabash College, is over rhe infamous bell. Monon Bell Weekend olwoys srorrs rhe rivalries fToring, wrrh rhe ulrimore challenge being rhe rhefr of rhe bell. This year rhe game was nor on home soil so everyone packed inro cars and invaded rhe Wobosh Opposite Page: Econ Symposium; Mr. Klauser, Tomryn Malone, Mr Fisher; Dennis Erwin; DePouw Bond, Discussnon Group or rhe Symposium This Page; Orchesrro RehersoT, Break from Econ Symposxum, Dr Murray WTedenboum; DePouw Bond 65 agmg , Front Row: Bruce Wade, Bill Senna, Poul Query, Co-coptom Doug Firzsimmons, Co-coproin Rick Munson, Joe Robs, Ben Anderson, Por Helfrick Second Row: Chris Hamnron, Mike Greising, Joe Drounl Scorr Slivlso, Pete Noonon, Lorry Scorr, Blll Shim, Joe Roberts, Chris Giles, Phil Aker Third Row: Assr Ccoch Ahmed Shallcli, Assr. Coach Ken Turner, Roy Roelke, Gory Poge, Alex Godfrey, John Pererson, Ed Holub, Greg Gibson, Steve Schroer, Dwighr Burgess, Tom Noonon, Chris Denison, Ted Crowe, Head Coach Page Corron - 0-; av ' .7 o .3435; Oppcsite Page: Rick Nelson; Sreve Shroerl Doug Flrzsimmons; Von M1Ies This Page: Soccer Team Resr; Ed HollubOJ, Bwll Shinnkl Dweighr Burgessmj Doug Firsimmonsi'The Shiek , Tony Dowozwno; Chris J Gwles Scores!; Crowd Cheers On 67 JEHR :HJJEVIEUJ campus. Ir was 0 mosr unusual game, In rhe finol minure of the game DePouw tied rhe score. No one knew what ro do, but as rules dicrore, in such 0 case rhe bell remains wirh rhe owners This was not quite so bod o blow us we were nor subJecred ro ony derogorory Wabash commenrsehow can you say anything when your victory was knocked our from under you in rhe lost mihure? The soccer team deolr quire a few blows during rhe season too, With 0 win over orch-rivol Wobosh, rhe soccer team finished the season or 11-2-1 with o perfecr 7- 0 record in the IIIinois-Indioho conference. This win senr rhem ro rhe NCAA Greer Lakes regional semi-finds for rhe second Mme in four years, bur unforrunorely rhey were upser in rheir firsr game by Co1vin College. Coach Corron, as were we all, was impressed with the reom This season. By rhe end of November srudenrs hod dismissed rhe evenrs of the monrh os rhey were looking to the furure, December promised final exams and o weH-needed Chrisrmos breok ,., we , 1 ' : ' mre .. V ..r.. ...,u .re I . 5n: ,. ,2.-.,,.......,...-1..! 1 ...-... woxewzh-w' I I ' Opposite Page: Presudehr Rosser 0nd wife1sene9. Excitement; Korie Roberrson 0nd Brod Lowen. This Page: Ducks of Dixie. Men of More Sreok Fry; Rick Lindlow .. Residence Hall Association Residence Hall Association is the coordinating and governing organization for residence hoil student governments. RHA is composed of two representatives from each residence hall plus on executive board of officers. RHA is responsible for operating the Cellar in Meson Holl, planning and coordinating residence hall functions, and encouraging educational and social programming. L. Dovilo, D. Nonce, C, Donoi, C. Que, B. Lawrence, S Sockerr, E King, D. Miller, S. Show, M, Forbes, P. John. Circle K This year Circle-K, 0 service organization associated with Kiwanis Club, was reactivated. The major Foll project involved each member doing yard work in the community, Aiong with deveioping good relations with Greencastle residents, the club donated the proceeds of the project to the Putnam County Senior Citizen's Center. Second semester the club mode weekly visits to nursing homes and threw o potty for the orphanage. CircIe-K is o notional association so the DePouw club 0150 joined other clubs in projects and activities. This year's theme; Caring . t . Life's Magic! J. Hodden, J. Dees, D. Mornno, P. imboden, D, Longe, S. Berhke, K. Adley, AA Winch, Ji Goffiney, L. Rolph Front: C. Miller, S. Huber, R. Barney, M Owen Middle: K. Herioge, K. Kioos, S. Chompim, D. Johnson! 5, Alvorez Bock: E, Vonderohe, B. Wilond, J. Goeke, J. Kiore, S, Tuesink, A. Hawk o Operation Life Operation Life, the ambulance service of Putnam County, is run by both DePouw students and members of the Gteencostie community. Ir employs about 30 DePouw students who are trained as EMT's 0nd Poromedics. Members of O.L. ore expected to be on call obout once every four days for o 24 hour period, and they are expected to respond to coils no matter where they ore, what time of day it is, or what the weather condition is. 70 Men Of Note The Men Of Note is o srudenr organized, financed and directed mole singing group which performs mainly on Parent's Weekends. This is rhe eighreenrh consecurive yeor rhor rhe group has been in exisrence. Fourreen men plus accompanist Berh Brisky 0nd direcior Morr Porrerson make up rhe group this year. in oddirion ro Porenr's Weekends, rhe Men of Nore enjoy performing for DePouw alumni or admissions guesrs. C. Dine, L. Cerone, B. isiey, J. Hinshow, A. Chambers, P. Wesrern, B. Lower, J Roess, T. Dillon, L. Rousehorr, G. Reighorn J. Greer, S. Hoffer, K. Robertson, M. Schiegel, K. Wome. Row 1 B Brisisy, B. Luecke, Row 2; C. Weise, J. Morrin, C. Smirh, M. Porrerson. Row 3 G. Gorrmom, S. Biggs, A. Buroker, J. Toiooies, T Sevier, Nor picrured J. Forinelio, D. Norris, P. Soper, G. Dowe, G. Podgerr, D. Taylor Collegions Collegions, o srudenr-monoged vocal group, has 16 men and women. They drow rheir reperroire from pop-rock music and Broadway musicals. Membership quolificorions include o well-rroined voice, good sroge presenrorion, and personality This year Collegions have performed for Porenr's Weekends and especially for rhe srudenr body in rheir Hub concerrs. 71 Fronr Row: D. Norris, Ti Turkingion, L. Chezem, J. Curry, FT Scommegno, K. Gould, Bock Row. D. Schwerzl M Genrry, R, Richrer, C Parks, C, Harvey, K, James, K Roberrson, Rs Meelss, T Rousseau, L Noonon, K. Bradshaw Campus Crusade For Christ Campus Crusade for Christ is on infer denominorionol Chrisrion group whose purpose is ro enable srudenrs to learn obour 0 personal relorionship with God. Our weekly College Life meerings are 0 fun rime of singing, fellowship, and Bibie Srudy. We meet or 6:30 Thurs. Evenings to role 0 look or our lives rodoy as college srudenrs. P Adoms, T, Kidd. Absenr: P. Melberg, A. Hurchinson, T. Fliss, R. Dixon, Li Wiilioms, Gs Sousmorm Row 1' M Miller, A Shuck, V Urban, A Schueler, C Johnson Row 2 5 Honey, T Gregor, T Clemons, lnrervorsiry Christian Fellowship Inrer-Vorsiry is on inrer-denominored ,Chrisrion Feilowship. Large group meerings on Fri. nights give members 0 chance ro sing, lisren iO guesr speakers and have fellowship rogerher, Small group Bible Studies were held throughout each week. l-V also had some special parties rhroughour rhe year 05 well as porriciporing in rerreors and conferences wirh choprers from orher colleges Ground rhe srcre. Dock Row- F Scommengo, Ci Demnisons K. Prime, J. Thomon, T. Sneider, M Woodruff. Fronr Row R Meeks, J. Corpenrer, K. Prime, C. Johnson, L Winons Fellowship Of Christian Arhleres Fellowship of Chrisrion Arhleres is composed of srudenr orhleres who are inreresred in perperuoring rhe higher Chrisrion principles in campus life and ocriviries. Meerings are held regularly and programs are frequently coordinored wirh rhe srore 0nd norionol FCA. JEHR ':JJ.REVIEIU December was 0 monrh r0 remember for mosr srudenrs. Everyone looked forward r0 Chrisrmos Break, bur dreaded fine! exams. The Roy 0. Wesr Library become even more popular rhon rhe Hub during those bsr few evenings before finals. Armed with cups of coffee and Vivorin, srudenrs headed for rhe most quiet spor rhey 'could find, To complicore morrers even more, regisrrorion for Winrer Term and second semesrer courses was held in December. People woired in lines, went from roble ro roble, and hoped for rhe besr in getting rhe courses they wonred. As cerrom classes filled, srudenrs could be seen checking rhe bulletin board and corologs .ro find on open one. Bur December wosn'r just on ocodemic monrh for DePouw On rhe orrs scene, Phillip Barry's Holiday closed rhe firsr I semesrer's season of rheorre. It was 0 sophisricored comedy which deolr wirh rhe engogemehr of o weolrhy heiress ro Johnny Case, 0 selfrnode lawyer. Despire 0 good producrion, audiences for rhe performances were nor as large 05 The company would have liked Perhaps studying kepr many porenriol rheorre-goers from orrending rhis event. The School of Music rook core of musical enjoymenrs rhis monrh wirh rhe Madrigal Dimer Audience members were senr bock ro Medieval England and roughr Opposite Page: Porn Porlsznson and Alan Chambers; Tom Whire, Dee Dom. Poul Luexen, Louro Deleiglio; Poul Luekeh, Tom Whire, Jon Mobry, Helen Srorler, Ken Owen, Dee Dom, Laura Belfiglio and Ken Owen This Page: Madrigal Dinner Woke; Richard Joeger, Debbie Domiels, Richard Roberrs, Laurel Hine and Glenn Reuchon, Perri GorreH, Alon Chambers, Liz Goodposror, Noncy Regal, JUlIO thre, and Mere Sondros. 75 Opposite Page: Morr Scorr 0nd Sreve Srrup; Kevin James; Thom Morris; Tom Weaver, Dove Heyde, dee Brondek, Nik Lee; Morr Scorr ond Sreve Srrup This Page: Phwl Lone and Mark Dirsler; And 0er 0nd Bxll Peck; Nik Lee and Dove Heyde x-.-a-A' - 77 JEHR ZEJREVIEUJ dukes, 0nd rhe like. The Union Building was transformed inro on ancient cosrle equipped wirh court jesters 0nd srrolling minsrrels, The lyric modrigol songs and the golden voices of all who porricipored sent the audience back inro rhe days of King Anhur. The serving of a pig wirh an apple in its mourh gave everyone on opporruniry ro Iirerolly 'Hpig-our medieval sryle. It was 0 great four performances and funcrioned ro pur everyone in 0 fesrive Christmas mood. On rhe orhleric scene, LM. sporrs were very popular. Living unirs drofred reom members for 0H sports. Delro Chi claimed four first place finishes our of eight possible weight divisions for rhe LM wresrling championship, and Sigma Alpho EpsHon rook 0 solid vTcrory in !.M. volleyboH for Flont Row: Susan Honey, Melanie MiEler, Amy MiHer Tcoproim, Becky Rogsdoie chproxnl Mory Srumpe Suzanne me men- Some reom members become VonHove Back Row: Coach Mary Freeland, Louro H003, Jill Pcppe, Susan Campbel, Ginny McCrochen, Jenny very involved and spent 0 good deal Of HESS'On rime or Bowman Gym every evening 05 they rroined for rheir particular sporr. ln vorsiry basketball, ofrer some weH- executed games, the DePouw Tigers encounrered rheir fourrh Toss of rhe season with 0 score of 88-76 when rhey played Hanovere The highesr scorer of rhis game was freshmen guard Mike Krouss wirh 14 points He was closely T followed by Troy Longsron who had 13. - Eorlier, DePouw had been defeated by F Millikin College wirh o score'of 76-65. In rhis gome, Millikin jumped r0 0 quick Teod and never Ier up, In women's bosherboll, 3 DePouw gained rwo vicrories end was able ro achieve 0 rhird-ploce finish in rhe Oberlin College rournomenr. The Tigers losr rheir opening game ogoinsr rhe final rournomenr champion, Ohio Wesleyan, with 0 score Flom Row: Ebe Conon, Gregg Noresnne, Scorr Teusink, Mark Flercher, Brod Nodbourne, Tom Kmolg Mike Krouss, Dill Pnce Back Row: Troxner Rex CoTle Jim Zolocco, Dove Hothowoy, Tom Tenhove, Troy Langston, Joe Dixcnl Ron Huser, Cooch Corron, Asswsronr Coach Meyer Opposite Page: Tom Kmok; Jeff Trorr, Bob Borden, Thom Andrews, and Jason anhr; Gregg Noresrine; Coach Corron cons nme our; Joe Dixon and Dove Horhowoy This Page; Becky RogsdoTe, Amy Muller 79 .JenR --m REVIELU how to ossociore wirh kings, of 74-49. They Iorer defected Kenyon College, 58-88 and Oberlin, 55-46. This helped to give rhem 0 sound srorr to The season. Wiih oll rhe ocriviries on campus, December ended as srudenrs carried Tuggoge our of their living units to already over-pocked cars. Some greeied their parents wirh .0 Chrisrmos gift or 0 bag of dirry Ioundryi The losi minures on campus were spenr gathering addresses of friends and wishing Merry Chrisrmos to all. Many wouid be reruming ro DePouw within rwo weeks rime for on campus Winter Term projecrs, 0nd orhers would be off to for owoy places, returning to campus rhe beginning of February. . QrPICT'Cx-i: . ' ii Cmplded 'agual 2'. . V . i q lifflicaboN mT ' - 3f clgage :Rer f i3 L - Opposite page: Siudying in rhe Afier-Hours Room; Which Psychology class isn'r cTosed?, Nor Anorher Exom, Break from Srudies. This page: Compqrer regisrrorion; Excm nme, HelpfuT direcrions for Prospecrive SrUdenrs; The Infamous Blackboard Direcrions. - V'LWWN '7 t- FESTIVAL CHORUS Stanley Irwin, Direcror SOPRANO Elizabeth Bosquin Lindo Blessing Lucy Burin Lori Culp Deonno Downey Pom Gorrell Liso Gourieux Melinda H009 Brenda Hansen Loraine Hanson Jennifer Hinshow Rebecco Hoffman Noncy Hovosse Louro Humphrey Jone Irwin Lesley Jones Valerie Julien Vero Kiersreod Alice Lomberr Regine Monrgomery Cherie Peoke Julio Prorr Corherine Reece Morie-Odde Revol Anne Rock Ann Senger Eunice Sroley Heidi Sropperr Shari Srridder Korhryn Surron Rurh VonZonl Susan Wodsworrh Colleen Williamson Eloine' Wirrenbroker ALTO Joner Aclaer Mimi Awod Mariette Bergen Beth Briskey Donne Brown Korhy Burek Wendy Burger Elizoberh Burke Jone Conrighr Liso Cripe Renee Engerr Bonnie Gloss Anne Leonhorr Marilyn Harris Anne Holcomb Ligeio Ivy Krisrin Kern Adeline Knoy Stacy Marie Long Lois Loring Krisro McCormick Anne McDonald Liso Micheels Sally Nesring Darlene Nevins L150 Norsrrom Helen Overron Korhy Peters Elizabeth Perry Heorher Posey Ann Ronck Nancy Riegel Sonya Roerher Kim Schoonmoker Borboro Wild Susan Wilson Karin Zuckermon TENOR Tom Biggs Spencer Booz Mory Fohnesrock Keirh Howard John Koemmer Lisa Kloich Charles Moys Sruorr Mill Greg Rirrenhouse Eric Runyon BASS David Armin Govin Brown Thomas Chrlspin Sreve Denron Roberr Eccles John Eigenbrodr Doniel Judd Poul Kissinger Kirk Lawson Douglas New Morgan Roe Roberr Sregwee Geoffrey Srroyer Keirh Welsh Glenn Welliver John Whire John Wrighr Berh Fremgren, . Accompanisr THE CENTURY SINGERS Stanley Irwin, Direcror SOPRANO Debolyn Daniel Katherine Dozios Valerie Knox Volencio Edner TENOR Thomas Andrews Charles Dine Richard Joeger Scorr Moon Dovid Wrighr ALTO Beth Bobbirr Laurel Hine Amy Meyer Elizoberh Rogers BASS Brion Isley John Lanier Richard Roberrs Poul Soper Elizoberh Scholrenbrond, Accompanisr DEPAUW SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Orcenirh Smirh, Direcror VIOLINS Koren Alberr Suson Brown Korhy Burger Janice Curry Peter Honrorh Margaret Lederleimer Carlo Morrin Kim McPherson Mark Murrer Gordon Reinhorr Soro Ritchie Morgorero Sondros Ginger Sounders Cynthia Schelske Srephonus Schoemon Tonya Sesler Aliso Shuck Norcisco Solero Therese Tuskey Sarah Young Dorboro Wild VIOLAS Jone Ann Benedicr Julio Berry Doro Cioncio Ruth Dorworrh Mory Hammond Anne Smith VIOLONCELLOS Liz Goodposrer Lynda Hurd Undo Johrison Wayne Johnson Mary Beth Palmer Lisa Peregrin VIOLINCELLOS konm Korhryn Prine Erna Rumney Muriel Senders Ken Myers CONTRABASS Joseph Horine Jacquelyn Jess Kevin Nee! Vernoy Reindollor FLUTE Rene Misko OBOES Julio Whire Brenda Hurcheson BASSOONS John Freverr Debe Whirley HORNS Robin Hire Ellisondro Woshingron TRUMPETS Rych Byrd Phorez Whirred TROMBONES Mike McCarthy Bloke Schloboch Jennifer Szendrey TIMPANI Jennifer Behrends ORGANIST Professor Ted Gibboney u UNIVERSITY CONCERT CHOIR Sronley Irwin, Direcror SOPRANO Lisa Cheney Debbie Daniel Sharon Dolby Katherine Dozois Evo Heyek Leslie Jenkins Lesley Kidd Vderie Knox Rosalyn Schneider Michele Srrorer Linda Thornburg Peggy Wesrem Susan Whire Melinda Whiring ALTO Berh Bobbin Erin Duck Lori Cerone Carolyn Hervey Louro Henderson Laurel Hine Alisha Johns Amy Meyer Heidi Koufmonn Elizaberh Rogers Joner Wilson Kim Wheat TENOR Charles Dine Richard Joeger Liso Kloich David Krous Scorr Moon Mon Porrerson Mom SchlegeX DougVos Taylor David Wrighr BASS James Benckendorf Mike Bradbury David Colderwood Alon Chambers Todd DiHon Jerry Johnsom Jeff Munk Richard Roberrs Morr Scorr Richard Shiffler Poul Soper Roberr Sregwee Jonorhon Srrcyer Elizaberh Scholrenbrond, Jonelie Horrsell Accompanisrs 84 PICCOLO Rene Misko FLUTE Louro Loughlin Korherine Gough Vicki Wendrow Sue Meochom Louro Henderson Korherine Sloughrer Jill Swisher Corol Wreden Angie Czekoj Liso Cornwell Meridee Miller Pom Pore OBOE E: ENGLISH HORN Brenda Hurcheson Jim Young CLARINET Donne Kummerh Morro Slogle Amy Firzgibbon Sally Nesring Goil Noland Morsho Brown Cindy Bonine Liz Perry Morilyn Harris Kerri Arndr Shownerre Beard Linda Koch BASS CLARINET Lise Niebouer Bill Wise BASSOON Angela Jones ALTO SAXOPHONE Rick Farrow Greg Stroke Lee Polire Helen Solero Liso Whipple TENOR SAXOPHONE Dionne Ruff Jim Weaver BARITONE SAXOPHONE Steve Hesselbocher CORNET G TRUMPET Jeff Trorr Rich Byrd Bob Borden Chris Kenney Tom Mendez Doug Cripe Marlene Rogers Russell Schmidr Bill Dickinson Joe Heerens Phorez Whirred Jim Heimrich Poul Lueken John Corpenrer FRENCH HORN Bob Nance Dove Owen Denise Volee Alon Chambers Anne Wesr BARITONE Mike McCorrhy Pom Moy Coro Anrhony TROMBONE Brion Caldwell Bloke Schloboch Sreve Wilhelm Vol Seckmon Jeremy Heide Lori Blevins William Sossemon David Jones Chris Hiner TUBA Terry Goeggel Mike Bradbury Jeff Wesrhoven Dove Krous Jenni Szendry PERCUSSION Joe Donnell Jenni Behrends Don Griffirh Alison Misiorowski Jason Wright Leigh Ann MocKenzie Judy Sroding Sore Rirchie LIBRARIANS Brion Caldwell Morro Slogle L: gww :33va M. Roeder DePauw ' 61 JEFIR w-dREVIElU Jonuory olwoys proves ro be on inreresrihg monrh for DePouw srudenrs, whether on or off campus. Some remained or home offer Chrisrmos break and observed businesses in rheir homerown oreos. Orhers lefr for New York Ciry wirh irs endless Broodwoy shows, on, museums, and deporrmenr stores DePouw olso scorrered ro London, Chicago, and Honduras. Orhers remained on campus ro leom obour norurol childbirrh, effects of drug and alcohol abuse, ond rodio broodcosring, oil in greor derail. Even rhough most students Iefr rhe campus, rhose who remained enjoyed 0 break from rhe osuol schedule of classes; rhings become more relaxed in rhe living unirs. Girls in Lucy Rowland ond Rector Hell no longer worried about curling their hair or b 0.m7, os rhey rrudged down r0 breokfosr in all sorts of fuzzy borhrobes. Ponies become exrremly popular There I f? was or leosr one 507w ErrTompTeVery nighr of the week during Winter Term. Ir seemed as though each pony had some basic people in orrendonce, so many friendships were mode rhrough rhis socializing. Movies were shown or the Arr Center oudirorium. Some srudenrs and professors become regular audience members. Most of rhe shows were old classics, such 05 Max Reinhordr's A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Hub olso sponsered on Amoreur Nighr which feorured local campus personoIirres 0nd orrisrs, Mory Pinto enrerroined Hub-goers as she played the piano. The Hub remained 0 popular place ro ger away from ir all. Other campus ocriviries were sponsered ro give rhe rypicol DePouw srudenr o rrue, Opposite Pogo: Mork FIercher. Ebe Corron; Jenny Hession; :Li Susan Honey, Suzanne VonHove, Susan Comobell; Dove Taylor . d This page: Becky Rogsdole; Becky Rogsdore, Jenny Hession, Amy Miller, Tom Haynes. JEHR T; 'llREVIElU liberal arts educorion. Borrending Cmixologyl bridge lessons, zip trips to Indionopolis, and yoga classes eosed rhe rension of rhe cold month. Srudenrs never locked somerhing ro do, wherher ir be orrending one of rhese scheduled classes or working on 0 new piece of needlepoint. After 0 srrenuousGU day of Winrer Term classes, many headed for The local bars. One of the mosr popular questions to ask someone was, WVhor ore you doing for Winrer Term? This replaced the old, TTHey haven't I seen you someplace before? Srudenrs who rroveled ro Honduras for rhree weeks found ir ro be 0 rewarding experience, 05 rhey built missions. They enjoyed learning about rhe Sourh American culture along wirh meering new people The rrovelers worked very hard, bur rhey olso found time ro relax on the beach and corch some roys before rerurning ro school. Those in New York visired such places 05 the Merropoliron Museum of Arr and Times Square 05 rhey went from one Broadway show ro onorhero They dined or resrouronrs of various ethnic groups and visited oll rhe mojor deporrmenr srores. AM of rhe srudenrs on this rrip rerumed wirh fond memories of the Big Apple. . . s u-Awmmx Opposite page: The Game of Diplomacy, Barry KITpsch reaching mixology sesswon; D D, Cooper's This page: Tom Womock and Mike Roman; Jerry Johnson; Jeff Romwon, Mary Holl, Phil Georgeson, and Jim Weingcrmer, Culrures of Mom, W. T. Course. 89 90 Opposite page: U B. Dance; Tim O'Donovon; Tracey Cochran, Chnsry Smxrh, and Sue Srevenson. This page: Mary Pinto, Amoreuf Nighr; Hub Enrerroinmenr; Mark lngold; Roller Skating or Sponky's, Dove Reid. , Left to Right: Sronding-Froncxs Haddock, L50 GIHIGS, Comer Plummer, Lmdo ere, Jcno Murvm, Pom 1mboder, Steve Domes, Chuck Trcxler, Dr Brod Sining: Ann Mone WcoXmon, Linda Srex, Woes Dolcy, Susan Eosr, Sho'on Mosr, Nancy Somer ng-rbmi' i. ,JEHR --:.n.Rewew Winrer rerm provided 0 needed resr for everyone. Ir allowed people ro ger 0 preview of me working world and srudy subjecrs of greor personal inreresr. New places were visited, and new friendships were mode. For many, ir was 0 monrh of personal developmenr, . r. Opposite Page: Herb Hoovere NY wmer IEFI'F, Mmeue Yonker, This Page: Tom wasor, Tom Gregory, NY wxnrer rerm '93 94 History Club The Hisrory club is open to on history majors and students inreresred in hisroricol ropics The Hisrory club sponsors speakers and serves as 0 forum for discussion, as well as raking field trips r0 hisroric sires. Members of rhe history club are olso members of the new history honorary Mu Chi Alpha. C Troxler, A Cannon, J Gosr, S, Turner, R Nirschke, JV Vihzohr, K Kelly, D. Dehoon, M. Hoff, C. Genrry, J. Srevehson, J. Hall, P, Worren, L Hesson, J Mohoney From: R Mormo, G, Sucre, J. Rose, Dock: C. Smirh, C. Plummer, 5. Hood ROTC Depouw Universiry ROTC program originores from the Air Force deportmenr I or Indiana University campus in Bloomingron, Indiana. The ROTC program offered by rhe Unired Srores Army provides the DePauw University student on opportuniry r0 earn 0 commission as on officer and the academic degree or rhe some rime. The curriculum of the ROTC proger develops o srudenr's seif- confidence and leadership obiliries. Association For Computing Machinery This year the Association for Compuring Machinery ran a compurer doting service for Freshman Boordv Under controcr by Academic Council, ACM prepared and ran 0 program for rhe new freshmen course guide For voriery and experimenrorion, ACM generated its own sysrem for use on the computer. Throughout rhe yeor, rhey had many fund raising ideas like selling signs and pictures. Arr Srudenr Commirree Arr Srudenr Committee ogoin rook their annual trip ro Chicago ro visir rhe museum exhibits. This year rhey olso sponsored on on comperirione Wirh on enrronce fee anyone could enrer three pieces of artwork for judging. Prizes were awarded to the top winners. 95 96 Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delro Pi is o honorary sociery in education. The purpose is re encourage high professional, inrellecruol, and personal srondords, and r0 recognize oursronding contriburions to education Freshmen ihihO'lOn inro Aipho Lambda Delro 3m From row: C Woiz, J. Trumble, D. Lynoml J Tweed, DH Rogsdoie, l3 Caldwell, Second row- T. Jensen, S. Dewori, J. Roybem, N, Schumocker, l3 Nodborne, Third row- R Forber, N. MocPhoil, K Mock, JV Gosr, C. Green, R. Lesrerh M. Wills. Alpha Lombdo Delro Alpha Lombdo Delta is o norionol honorary sociery for freshmen who have achieved 0 35 grade poinr average rheir firsr semester or o 35 cumuiorive grade poinr average their firsr year. Members who have achieved 0 3.5 cumulative grode poinr average for seven semesrers are awarded 0 senior certificate of merir. 15g. Good Timgs Globe Theatre Productions Basketball 3; 7 E 3 , Ha . . I ' K . . w w t T wwwtwmwniQiyinm After their exciting, yet relaxing winter terms, DePouw students or once settled back to their regular schedule of classes in the month of February. Some eogerly returned to their studies, and others imosr of usT winced ot the thought of dragging ourseives out of o worm bed for on eight or even nine o'clock dossi Students could be seen walking cautiously oiong the icy sidewalks as they made their way back to their iiving units for iunch, On the artistic levei, the most extensive production of the month was the School of Music's onnuol opera. This year, the DePouw community was given the opportunity to see on American foik opera entitled The Ballad of Baby Doe. The plot centered around the silver king, Horace Taber, and his rise and folli The show was doublecosr so it gave audiences 0 good excuse for returning, as well 05 giving more participants experiehce in the opera By viewing rhe production, one could see all the work that had been contributed in making such 0 fine show. February was oiso filled with dramatic entertainment from other sources. Duzer Du produced two delightful shows; Side by Side by Sondheim and The Future Adventures of Mark Twain. Side by Side was a musical revue of the musicals of Steve Sondheim, It was on extremely pleasant, hilarious, and sometimes boudy show. The show irself had no plot, but the blackouts l'hOT presented works from West Side Story, Follies, 0nd Sweeny Todd, to name 0 few, were fabulous, It was 0 very solid show. The second production by Duzet Du during February was Mark Twain Moth Opposite Page: Tom Potter, Poul Soper with Rebecco Arrowsmithl Mott Patterson, Julie Greer, Lori Cerone This Page: Julie Greer and Tom Potter; Julie Greer; Cost of Bollod of Dooy Doe, Julie Greer and Tom Porter Flont Row: Wick Cochron, Eric Gourieux, Tom Hoynes, Bob Haynes, Andy Wmcls Back Row: Coach Schoenfeld, Mike Weodigk, Jeff Romiom, Per Yonkus, Dove Toylor, Jxm Srinnerr Opposire page: Chris Meyers, John Gorringer, Todd Dillon, Tom Andrews; Sue Fixmer or lninorion Bonquer GKoy Muroidm; Dove Heyde and Don Ronsdell; Gole Beck and Bizoberh Close; Ourro Here . This page Par Yonkus; Tom Haynes; Andy Wirick; Jeff TKomion, Wick Cochran; NCAA miv. IID Norxonol Tournamenr; Andy Wirick Front Row: Allen Horkness, Alon Hurchison, Pete Adams, Tom Boyer, Chrws Nolan Back Row: Coach Ken Turner, Randy Neff, Scott Moreheod, Bob Kelly, Bloir Fober r7 .$..-.; From Row: Coach Murphy, Jill KeHy, Berh Conkin, Aliso Shuck Back Row: Sue Chomicz, Lynn Senders, Kerri Arndr, Mary Moms 3 .1 v: n ,5 5 Opposite Page: Kerri Arndr, Close Race; Bob Kelly; Kerri Arndr; Rick Bjorn and Coach Turner This Page: Scorr Moreheod; Bob Kelly and Coach Turner; Sue Chomicz, Lynn Sanders, Kerri Arndr, Coach Murphy JEHR - ;-JJLREVIew Fields ftt the character Mark Twain perfectly end it allowed his talents to shine in this onean show. Duzer DU hod entertained us again! From the Performing Art Series come two more performances: As You Like It and Candida, With Shakespeare and Show on the weekend, the Globe Theatre threw in some master classes to Complete the experience. It mode 0 great weekend of entertainment. Februory was also initiation month for fraternities and sororities As fror pledges cleaned the house for the actives, wore the some clothes for 0 week, end were prohibited from answering phone calls, sorority pledges were showered with glfts from their actives. Everyone looked forward to initiation and the banquets and parties that would follow Spirits were high end this could be seen as people flowed from party to party. lh basketball, DePouw faced o disoppomting loss to the Wabash Little Giants, with 0 score of 85-50. Wobosh happened to tolse on early lead in the game, and they never ceased their fine shootings Playing his lost game for the Tigers, Troy Langston led DePouw with 13 points. Since lhIS was the lost yeor that the Tigers would ploy in Bowman Gym, 0 large crowd showed for this orchrivol competition. , ln wrestling, Dave Taylor omd Pot Yomkus, both from Sigma Nu, were defeated or the NCAA Division III Notional Wrestling Tournament held or John Correll University tn Cleveland, Oh. During their four years of tough competition, Yonlsus and Taylor have been the main force of the Depouw Wrestling squad, With all these happenings on campus, February began the second semester in on active woyt Students went back to class refreshed from winter termsr They studied faithfully on Sunday through Thurs. night, but once Fri. rolled around, they mode their way to the neoresr lsegger, or bar. February wos definitely 0 month to go for the gusto! Opposite Page: Lise Cheney, Korte Robinson, and Alon Chambers; Tedd Joselson; Mark Fields 05 Mark Twouh, Foculry Recital; Lisa Cheney This Page: Tedd Joselson; Alcn Chambers, Richard Roberts, Jerry Johnson, Lisa Cheney, and Katie Robinson 19' .2 . 3n .- -. H. ... ....... allulx 25......- QHE EEP Opposite Page: Troy Longsron; Troy Langston, Tom Kmolmhoonngx Dove Horhowoy This Page: Troy Longsron and Gregg Noresrine; Tom Kmok; Louro Hoes; Coach Freeland gives advice; Dove Horhowoy 107 X XA$ . $ xi? $ . WV Kw: KF$ xgx ;;. w m I' x $9 -. . n i 108 J ; 't y 'ut um '11 1. x a l i kl l i X J! J ' I 7. I T541$ 1 . ', 3; ' E E -.. ' ., a .r- o..- . 57. aim: v .. 1 , ; 1 Opposite Page: Sue Srechscmulre; Dede Londeck, Cork: Moduro; Chris Goodspeed, Scorr MiHer Consronce Ryon; This Page: David Herrold wirh guest artist; Gigi Corler; Laura Pichon. 109 CLUC Choploin's Living Unir Council is composed of two elecred represenrorives from each living unir. This srudenr group works with DePouw's chaplain to provide programs of worship, study, and social service for rhe campus, community, and in winrer rermmhe world. The council sponsors weekend service opporruniries in comps and inner ciry missions. The group also visirs nursing homes and rhe prisons in rhe oreo. ff! 4 Inrer-Foirh Council 1 The lnrer-Foirh Council is 0 new group rhis year The council is o represenrorion of many different clubs on campus. Represenrorives consisr of Inrervorsiry Chrisrion Fellowship, CLUCA Campus Crusade for Chrisr, Newman Club, Fellowship of Chrisrion orhleres, Conrerbury Club and orhersT Their purpose is ro have on open forum of discussion, and work in cooperorion wirh one onorher. ' - -W1'W ! va w From vow: DV Krous, TV Burchill, D. Schwarzl Back row: J Thomonl P Adams, M Hayden. DePouw offers 0 very ocrive men's and women's inrromurol program. Many of the activities ore coeducorionol. Usually reams are formed by living units and divided into regions for comperirion. The programs is governed by the IM boards. The inrromurol sporrs include archery, badminton, basketball, bowling, foorboll, golf, soccer, sofrboll, swimming, rennis, and volleyball. R. Dixon, J. Dillon, D ZoeNick, T. Dicnsroforo W 111 112 Argus The Argus, o srudenr newspaper, was established rhis yeor to offer rhe DePouw srudenrs on Hovenue of creorive expressions erh rhe first issue of The Argus, the paper brought controversy. The idea of srudenr senate purring our 0 paper wirh universiry money was one issue, The fact rhor ir posed a rhreor to The DePouw newspaper was onorher. However, the campus was nor complaining, bur rorher, reading and enjoying The Argus. Unforrunorely, funding ron our in second semester and The Argus rempororily closed down. , . a R Sedock, B Copehorr, S Rombis, DY Krcus, K. Howard, T. Jockson, J. Sonoersv M McConn, D Miuer, J Underdown, D Page, P. Some, CS, NickeH, C Long, L. Dovilo, S. Spelcher, PV Rxdley, MY Gedling, J. Toroole College Democrors College Democrats or DePouw fosrers and encourages rhe ocriviries of rhe Democroric Porryl ossisrs in rhe election of Democroric candidates to local, store, and norionol offices, and formulates and odminisrers programs aimed or involving college srudenrs in the American political sysrem. Q? Vienna Box's Chbir Florida Bound . Class Art JEHR ---mREVIEUJ The month of March and the start of spring was welcomed by all students on campus. Everyone flocked to the yard or beach of his or her living unit in order to catch 0 ton. The scent of coconut oil wofted across campus 05 students began to fry in the hot sun in hopes of lookin like Malibu Ken ond Barbie. Tanning lines were compared during lunch 05 plans for Spring Break were discussed. Morch also created some things which had more lasting value than 0 suntan. Oh the arts scene, DePouw Little Theatre presented Oedipus Rex. The show had 0 threeedoy run in Moore Theatre. The plot of the ploy followed the downfall of King Oedipus 05 he realizes the awful truth about his post. It was 0 basically solid production which contained a few technical flows. Just before Spring Break, the Vienna Boy's Choir performed in Kresge Auditorium. There was hardly an empty seat in the place as the choir entertained with songs including solo numbers and with their own rendition of Hansel and Gretel. Elections for student government oiso occurred in March. Kevin Armstrong was elected Student Body President, and Joanne Kolbe was voted in 05 Academic Council Chairman. In addition, six senorors-ot-lorge were elected. There was 0 07 percent voter turnout for the elections. The candidates were very pleased with the campus interest. During the month a sense of unity was shared by many through what seemed to be 0 potential crisis for those on financial aid. Under the administration of President Reagan, store and federal legislators looked or proposed cuts in financial aid. This would have affected those who attended private liberal arts schools such 05 DePauw. University president Richard Rosser, Charles Bruce, director of financial aid, and Kevin Armstrong, student body president, met with living unit presidents to develop 0 campaign against the proposed cuts. Opposite Page: Roger Bechtel, Toby Williams; John C Gyorgyi; Sharon Ivy, Roger Bechtel; Jone Brozes; Toby Williams; This Page: The Vienno Boyls Choirt 115 Opposite Page: Men's IM 100 Freesryre; Julie Sloan; Elizabeth King,- Men's IM Burrerfly; Rick Lindlow, Brion Hoover; This Page: Poul Donielson, Sreve Pinoire; Jone Roess; Susan Porrirr, Lisa Roible; Men's IM Relay roce; Porn Freeman, Sally Molley 117 Opposite Page: Don Fortune, Dill Moish, Chris Dear, Dr. Mormon, Brion Wdfe, Dwighr Boumonn; Flwnr curring demonsrrorions; Kevin Kellom, Jim Wheeler, Rich Vaughn, Debbie Ames, This Page: Kurr Neff; Cosimo Nighr's crop roblel G E Warren and Dwighr Boumonn; Scorr Horword, Bob Clerk 119 .1, '9 v49??? fl JEFIR $EVIEUJ AII srudenrs were strongly encouraged To write Ierrers ro rheir store and federal Iegislorors to urge rejecrion of rhese proposed cursi Ir was stressed that everyone do his or her porr in rhis effort The Ierrer drive srrived for 2000 Ierrers, bur reached a 0 goal of only 446. The campaign . was still considered 0 success Inrromurol sporrs thrived during the week before Spring Break. In men's IM boskerboll, Sigma Chi kepr irs winning rirIe by defeoring Phi Psi wirh 0 score of 67-63 In women's basketball, Them secured 0 win over Delro Gommo, 47-27 and become the winners. The win for Sigma Chi 'l l h 0 1i 0 was its second consecurive one, end irs rhird in rhe Iosr four years. In the women's ocrionl There recovered -rhe rirle which had been losr for four years. The game was 0 close march for 0 while, bur There pushed on, In 3 .. ' . .. vorsiry boseboII, rhe DePOuw men ; aw h ' ' .2'4' X; ' A i ' . x defeored EQthom in rwo games wirh Ebzngqrdens 7-2713? 3 f1 i ' L '0 'h . ' scores of 17-8 and 14-6. This moved ' ' I ' rhe Tiger's record ro 75. In rhe game ogoinsr Eorlhom, senior firsr- baseman 0nd co-coproin Curr Neff obtained six hirs our of seven turns , or rhe plorei He mode 0 homerun in ' rhe firsr game, and barred in five runs. Because of powerful 90er of March wind, neither ream had is best quoliry of pitching Opposite Page: Julio Ann MuIIin, Laura Humphrey; The Bounty; This page: Morgorer Work, Mary Johnson; Sunken Gardens. . 121 wJenR m REVIELU A Small Business Seminar during March gave some 100 srudenrs rhe opportuniry ro Lisren to an address by Dwighr MV Boumonn 0nd porricipore in sessions ofrerwords Boumonn, director of the ComegieMellon Universiry Cenrer for Enrrepreneuriol Development, gave four necessary ingredients for a successful enrrepreneur: 0 product, 0 merhod of finance, 0 method of morkering and charisma. Toke heed seniors! The seminar was sponsored by rhe Friends of Small Business, on alumni group of 50 DePouw groduores who are small businessmen. March also become 0 monrh of physical procrice and discipline. The srudenrs who were I 3;, I ' . '3 planning to ride in Lime 500 began searching for increasingly difficulr places ro ride so rhor rhey could get in shape for several months in advance. Bikes could be seen all over campus, and many riders returned home for Spring Break wirh 0 bike anchored ro rhe rrunk of the car. All reams were certainly in a race before Lime 500 ro see who could ger in rhe best shape Midrerm ' exams become 0 primary concern in - rhe middle of the monrh. As midrerms approached, some students even considered buying books for rheir courses Finally, es the rests were over, members of the DePouw campus scurried roword home or some vocation ro rake in o few roys or just relax. A breols-Whor o greor 3 way to end 0 monrh! Opposite Page: Keirh Pererson, Coda Martin; Tem Neufeld; Jock Moheney, Linda Hesson, Candy Dunbar, Terri Neufeld, Sue Srechschulre, Keith Pererson; Lindo Hesson's Exhibir; This Page: Colleen Hoyword exhibit; Sue Srechschurre, 123 124 This page: Louro Bishop, Coach Meyer, Sreve Clerk,- Runner odvonces ro rhird, Dove Finzer; Opposite page: Runner safe on second, Dione Srroyer, Korie Mirchell; Dove Finzer, Tim Meyer .1 Row 1: Donna Whire, Liso XthppIe, Melliso Kolls'rom, Dione Srroyer, Denise Anderson; Row 2: Korhy Ltgon Amy Miller, Jody Tweed, Jenny Hession, JuHe Sworrz; Row 3: Korie MircheH, Srephorie Curros, Suzanne Vonhove, Deble Gunman, Louro Bishop, Row 4: Cooch Mory Freeland, Susan CompbeH, Laure H305, V l 'x':: 1!; WWW 1! 1 91 1H4 3 11:31; Row 1: Curr Hench, Curr Neff, Don Poprovok Row 2: Russ Ruggen, Joe Flrzgerold, Ted Ruron, Ben Hohmon, Frank Roberrs, Sru nge, Sreve Clerk, Mike Monnerr, Tom Weaver, Dove Finzer, Moscor Row 3: Terry Smirh, Kurr Jones, Greg Noresrine, Tim Meyer, Dob Cohen BiH Price, Andy VogeL Dob Spolyor, Tim Moioneyl Scorr Benson, Greg anron, Coach Meyer f'HOIiE VOFVVTPMIE , ; DEPHUlUr ,3: TIGERS 1 MEN'S BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL DPU Q5 WObOSh 107 ' DPU-Anderson: 10-15, 7-15, 4-15 DPU 68 Eorlhom 58 DPU-Fronklin: 3-15, 2-15, 4-15 e1 DPU 75 Ill. Wesleyan 88 f3 DPU-Vincennes; 3-15, 2-15 . DPU 65 Milmm 75 1,2,: DPU-lSU-Evonsvihe: 15-17,1c-14,3-15 DPU 80 Rose-Hulmon 90 69:19? DPU'MOHOWI 345- 6-15 DPU 72 Grove CiTy 71 DPU-Burler: 6-15, 3-15 ,, ' DPU 82 Ohio Wesleyan 93 V; x -- x DPUTOYIO 11-15! 6515 1' DPU 70 Albion 74 '1- DPU-Ooklond Clry: 2-15, 8-15 B Q, DPU 58 Hunringron 00 2:. DPU-hd. Cenrrol: 7-15, 4-15 35 DpU 35 Franklin 09 WOMEN'S TENNIS DPU-lSU-Evonsville: 8-15, 14-15 ; - DPU 74 m. Conege 78 DPU 9 Sr. Joseph's 0 DPU-Sr. Mary's; 15-10, 153, 10-15, 15-12 :3 1w; DPU 75 IUPU-Fr. Wayne 71 DPU 9 Evansville 0 DPU-Sr. Joseph's: 7-15, 2-15 m5 DPU cs IU,SOU,heos, 78 DPU 7 Incl. Srore 2 DPU-ISU B: 12-15, 7-15 DPU 02 onve, Nazarene o5 DPU 5 Bell Srore 3 DPU-Monchesrer: 0-15, 2-15 DPU 72 Roosevelr 81 DPU 7 Sr. Mary's 2 DPU-Ind. Tech: 0-15, 0-15 DPU 60 Burler 91 DPU 9 Valparaiso 0 DPU-Hunringron; 2-15, 4-15 DPU 82 MacMWOy 81 DPU 9 Burler o DPU-IUPUI: 3-15, 3-15, 10-15 DPU 74 IUPU-Fr. Wayne 86 DPU 8 Anderson 1 DPU-Eorlhom: 6-15, 11-15, 2-15 DPU 30 Rosemlmm 93 DPU 4 Franklin 5 DPU-Goshen; 515, 515, 0-15 DPU 62 Franklin 77 DPU 8 ISU-Evonsville 1 DPU-Morion: 3-15, 8-15 DPU 80 Ind. Cenrrol 83 DPU 9 Ind. Cenrrol O DPU-Toylor: 5-15, 8-15 DPU 74 lU-Sourheosr 81 DPU 6 N. Kenrucky 3 DPU-Spring Arbor: 14-16, 14-16 DPU 71 OOHOHd Ciry 7O DPU 7 Norre Dame 2 DpU-IUPUI: 0-15, 13-15 DPU 59 Wabash 89 Store Tourney: 1st. Srore Meer '1 DPU-PU-Columer: 4-15, 5-15 DPU-Groce: 1-15, 8-15 DPU-Monchesrer: 515, 1-15 SOCCER DPU 8 Indiana Srore 0 S DPU 1 Ohio Wesleyan 0 DPU 1 MOCMurroy O DPU 1 Greenv1lle O C DPU 1 Principoi O DPU 1 Isu-Evonsvme 3 O DPU 3 Blackburn 2 DPU 1 Eorlhom O CROSS COUNTRY R DPU 2 Marion 1 DPU 36 Anderson 25 DPU 5 Rose-Hulmon O DPU 15 Franklin 48 DPU 1 Purdue 0 DPU 39 Rose-Hulmon 27 E DPU 2 Xavier 2 DPU 39 Eorlhom 50 DPU 0 wrigh, 5,0,9 1 DPU 31 Ind. Cenrrol 24 B DPU 3 Wabash 1 DPU 35 Wabash 24 DpU 3 Calvin 4 Burler lnvirorionol: 51h of 8 O WCAA Greer Lokes RegionoD Pepouw Medley; 11rh Of 11 LIrrIe Srcre; 11rh of 16 A MEN'S TENNlS D KQj DPU Q Ind. Cenrrol 0 M Hf '1 ' DPU 8 Burlgr 1 FOOTBALL ; 5. :33 DPU Q CoMn O DPU 23 Kenyon 0 DPU 8 A'b'on 1 DPU 7 Rose-Hulmon 3 DPU 5 Central, IA. 4 DPU 10 H o 7 pe DPU 7 WObOSh 2 DPU 35 Albion 3 DPU 9 Hope 0 DPU 23 M1. Union 22 DPU 8 WObOSh 1 DPU 14 Valparaiso 35 DPU 0 Kalamazoo Z DPU 42 Oliver Nazarene 2O DPU 9 'UPU' DPU 19 Sr. Joseph's 37 353 2 203192317102 3 g DPU 35 Wash. U. 7 . In I DPU 5 Woshingron U, 4 DPU 22 Wabash - 22 126 ,- MEN'S SWIMMING DPU 52 Wabash 56 GOLF DPU 53 Millikin 58 , r DPU 360 Rose-Hulmon 420 Ill. lnvirorionol 2nd of 4 5-. 4,3 x 57717; Hanover Invirorionol 1sr DPU bb Vincennes 38 H ' - g: Boll Srore Invirorionol 8th DPU 34 Volporoiso 72 7 DePouw Invirorionol 2nd ' DPU 73 Butler 38 Indianapolis Intercollegiate 4rh DPU 45 Wabash 07 g 1 E Liberal orrs Invirorionol 4rh of b BASEBALL L DPU 10 Wabash 7 DPU 4 NE Illinois 3 WOMENIS TENNIS 6pring seosom 1 DPU 24 NE Illinois 1-9 GLCA 1S, DPU 8 NE lilinois 4 49?? DPU 3 Norre Dome 6 DPU 30 Rose-Hulmon 5-4 6:93 DPU 2 Ind Srore 7 DPU 5.2 Ind. Srore 5-12 mfg; Dpu 1 w. Hlinois 8 DPU 3 Illinois 14 V j DPU 2 Bell SrQre 7 DPU 17-14 Earlhom 8-0 .1 5 Regional 4rh place DPU 6.1 Franklin 1-0 ,1 DPU 5-0 Wabash 6-10 1 DPU 5-2 IU-Sourheosr 2-4 MEN'S WRESTLING DPU 0-2 Purdue 10-6 DPU Q Wabash 48 I: DPU 0-4 Burler 2-1 DPU 14 Wrighr Srore 41 DPU 5-6 lUPU-Fr. Wayne 341 DPU 9 Copirol 43 DPU 5-3 Tri-Srore 24 DPU 16 Franklin 33 DPU 15-1 Washingron U. 0-4 Franklin Invir. brh of 7 DPU 1-14 Rose-Hulmon 15-2 DPU 18 Volporoiso 22 DPU 12 Ind Cenrrol 44 DPU 10 Wabash 37 N Central Invir. SW of 20 DPU 27 Hanover 21 TRACK , GLCA Srh of 8 - DPU 63 Rose-Hulmon 112 Franklin 12 DPU 56 Wabash 08 WOMEN'S SOFTBALL 3:3 gwnvmem gorgfrys :2 DPU 4-5 Ooklond Ciry 3-7 L' 1 5 8h DPU 4-3 1nd. Cenrrol 8-26 ' e Tore .r . . Depouw InVIrononol 2nd DPU 5-0 Franklin 15-12 L' I S D PU 0.3 IUPUI 149 me rore women 15rh DPU 6-12 Marion 8-1 DPU 9-8 Sr. Mary's 272 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL DPU 1'3 Wm 48 DPU 42 Burler 77 DEU 4'4 anderson :87 DPU 40 Ohio Wesieyon 78 Spa 14 Twice 3 DPU 58 Kenyon 38 , OYO' DPU 55 Oberiin 47 Lmle Srore 1sr DPU 35 Marion 4b DPU 53 Hanover O2 DPU b2 Monchesrer 61 DPU 4Q ISU-Evonville 77 DPU 64 Sr. Mary's 7O WOMEN'S SWIMMING DPU 55 IU-Sourheosr 47 DPU 71 Vincennes 49 DPU 45 Toy1or 71 DPU Sb Evonsvil'e 7? DPU 68 Franklin 62 DPU 50 Kentucky 70 DPU 50 Marion 53 DPU 38 Ind. Srore 102 DPU 5Q Eodhom 51 DPU 37 Doll Srore 80 DPU 57 Franklin 52 DPU 39 Valparaiso 82 -- DPU 45 ISU-Evonsville Q7 DPU 38 VolporoiSP 97 DPU 50 Evansville 72 DPU 83 Sr. Marys 30 DPU 79 Oakland Ciry 73 DPU 87 Vincennes 34 DPU 67 Andersen 70 DPU 38 Eosrem H1. 104 DPU 59 lU-Sourheosr 7O DPU 75 ST- MOW 5 41 DPU 39 Ind1ono Cenrrol b1 SrOTe meet 41h Of 5 Sfore Tourney AIAW NorionoLMeer 37m of 100 DPU 51 Anderson 55 127 Sreerihg Commirree Lirrle 500 Steering Commirree is composed of srudenrs who run the Iirrle 500 race each year. They STCIFI' organizing things for rhe roce early in rhe second semesrer. There is much work ro be done so rhe eorly srorr Is exrremely necessary. Ads musr be designed and Token ro rhe primers. Timers and judges must be trained Even riders hove weekly meetings where rhey learn all the rules and regularions so rhor rhere will be a safe rrock. All rhe work extends post the race as robulorions and records must be recorded. .12, Row one. L McCarthy, D Sreworr, C Erwin, E Souder, A Mason, 5. Deworr, D Downey, M Thompson Row rwo D Findlay, M Nell, RO Field 6. Srondey, G. Broun, K Coquillerrel J Terpsrro, N Sommer, G Gorrmon, J, Frier Morror Boord Morror Boord is o horionol honorary society for senior srudenrs who excel in scholarship, service, and leadership on rhe DePouw campus. Juniors having 0 required cumulorive GPA ser by rhe members are invired to apply for membership. 128 n 3?!!! FY. '11 Q v v ! 1' w 2 A ',.' f4 aV In. I E ' 1g, L $ J c . ant . .. . .y g v. vhf .. a . u... . n 'EVIEIU Life returned to the DePouw campus the beginning of April as everyone returned from their rest and relaxation. It was 0 hectic month for most students 05 they had to readjust to the academic atmosphere offer two weeks basking in the Florida sun or sleeping til noon t or home. April was 0 month of fund raising projecrs, training for Little 500, housedonces, end the ever present studies. At times it become , i extremeiy difficult to fit another i activity inro ones schedule. Organizations and clubs wbre operating in fuli force. The month was on excellent one for theatre productions. For part of a Block Culture Weekend, the Association of Afro-Americon Students worked along with Duzer Du to present 0 workshop production of A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Honsbetry. The show was very enjoyable for it featured an exceptionally enthusiastic cost. This ploy dealt with 0 young man living with the problems of his environment Archibald MocLeish's LB. was performed outdoors in the garden of the Performing Arts Center LB. is a modern odoprotion of the Book of Job. It deals with 0 men's foirh during times of extreme suffering and loss of wealth. J J Opposite page: Coionei Roeder; Gordon Reinhorr, Roger Bechtel, Chris Rudy; Colonel Roeder, Chris Rudy,- Roger Bechtel, Chris Rudy; Tom Jackson, Coriton Long, Tonia Cooper, Angie Jones, Eoriy Jackson, Randy Walton, Cynthia Anderson, Michoei Smith, This page; Sigma Delta Chi sponsored Debate Jim Gosr moderator; Ohio Ballet; Roger Bechtel, Gordon Reinhort, Sheila Horn, and Alon Chambers. This Page: Tim Shelly; Dob Burke; John Turnbull; Team A . . A , , . . . . .. , . - . -. work; Opposite Page: Ken Myers, Dove Horhawoy; - ' , 7 V K . , . - - . ' ' 1 ' , , - - - 1 1': , '- Dlscus throw, March poinr, Steve Luberol DePouw . ' , , . . . - - ' ' ' ' ' ' -1: . ' . . . keeps rhe volly olive. 132 .11! f! .liilll I'Il RIF? 14 1:4 4 KliAflILNhhhrlr. .JEHR $EVIEUJ Afrer weeks of planning 10nd for many people, monrhsl Lirrle 500 rolled around This race marked The rwenry-fifrh anniversary of DePauw's Lirrle 500 rrodirion Since rhis was such 0 momenrus yeor, rhe Miroge edirors decided to devore exrro rime ro deve1op1ng 0 special onour for rhe roce. These two pages depict rhe events of rhe men's and women's races for 1981, Because rhe roce dores back ro 1950, rhe nexr rwo pages are c phoro essay comparing rhe old and new. Phorogrophs doting 05 for back 05 1059 have been marched wirh comparable ones from the 1981 race. Nore rhe hairstyles, rhe 1 dress, and especiouy rhe pir decororions. The final rwo pages 1138-1891 show all rhe pre-roce ocriviries rhor living unlrs pomcipore 1n to collect spirit poinrs. After 0 delay due to riming discrepencies, rhe finol resulrs for both races were as follows: Men's Race Delro Chi 1:08:00 ATO 1:38:32 Delr 1::3930 Women's Roce Kappa 1:10:30 DZ 1:10:36 PiPhi 111:3? Opposite Page: Kern Arndr, Jone Morshoil, Koren VonCoder, Dersy Sheo1fer; Exhousred rider In Me plrs, Jeff Pnce, Turn 1 Lop 1, This Page: Photo Conresr WIHOGF by Joke Jackson John Vaughn, Johr Woods Jeff Price, Roif Pucker, Lee McKmley, Phwl Lone 135 This Page; Lee McKinley, Morr Scon; Opposite Page: Pow Sommers, Doug erzswmmons, Rolf Richer, Andy Keck, Eric Deschompes, Dove Greisr mg; John Woods, Drenr Holr; Trim GoughA C2. PSI All during the week before the race, activities were planned to psyche up the student body. The communication relay, tug-of-wor, and Mini 500 were omong some of the events scheduled to place living units in competition against one another for first place, Spirit points were awarded, and Lombdo Chi along with Lucy Rowland won first place in the spirit competition. This was the tenth consecutive year for the Lombdo Chi's to obtain the title. Aside from spirit point competition to psyche up the students, Atlanta Rhythm Section performed the night before the race. They song all of their big hits along with some new material in 0 concert that was short but sweet. Even with all the confusion, the weekend lived Up to its twenty-five years of tradition. Opposite Page: Shea Nidtell, Dob Clorls, Eric Fout, Come Reovis; Cycleromo Sing: Lombdo Chi and Lucy; Tug O'Wor: Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Alpha Phi versus Tri Belt and Sigma Nu; This Page: Ltrrle Five relay races; Louro Douglass. 139 . V I I HI NH , M! H 0 .0 umanmmm HIHHHMH HHHHHHHW k + 6me w; :aek Opposite Page: Dione Srroyer; Players Ond coach huddle on rhe mound,- Louro HOSS; The Tigers procrice; sreoling SECOOd base; This Page: STU Ringe1 Pirding; JGnny Gunman; Tigers up or DOT; Pregame pep rolk. 141 JEHR ---J.Rewew Sports during the month of April showed the men's tennis team defeating one challenger otter another. The win over Butler was on impressive one 05 gusty winds caused long games. At the Calvin College Quodrongulor Tournament, the Tigers defected oil three of their opponents in their biggest win of the season. The tennis teom's impressive season continued with their win over Wabash, 7-2 After winning three matches, the team had their first loss against Kalamazoo. After the wins over IUPUI 0nd Rose-Hulmon, the team's record was 18-1. The baseball team had 0 month of'split doubleheaders After taking both games against Franklin, the team usually split the games. On two occasions the team lost both gomes-one doubleheader to Franklin and the other to IUPUrFt. Wayne. Starting the month off with o defect over Rose-Hulmon, the men's golf team went on for more wins. After on eighth place finish in the Ball Store Tournament, the golfers finished second in their own invitational, The track season was in high gear otter competition in the Albion Relays the beginning' of Aprii In 0 triangular meet, DePouw come in second to Rose-Huimon with Franklin placing third. At this meet, sophomore John Turnbull won the SOOO-meter Steeplechase in record time and went on to capture 0 first in the SOOO-meter run. Rein put 0 damper on many LM. sports this spring. Women's soccer was completed with PiPhi triumphing over Alpho Chi in the championship. After many rained out games, Sigma Nu defected Sigma Chi for first place in IM softball. The month of April kept everyone on their toes. if they weren't participating in the sports scene, they were practicing for Littie 500, if athletics wosn't their thing when they practiced diligently for 0 play or recital. But above all else the month of April was swamped with academics, espedolly with finals looming on the horizon. r' l Opposite Page: Tom Estes, Alpha Phi protects their goal, Julie Sloan, Nancy Schumoker, A icon better, Kothy Domes, Morcxe $rulrs, Marsha Brown, Linda Styie, Noncy Schumolser, Heidi Stoppert, This Page: Deto Theto Pi runner on second. Deito Chi fighting off base runner '143 the mm Coedirors: Jeff Hordcosrle Sue Scheibling Business Monoger: Dove Reid Ad Monoger. Joe Harrison Phoro Ediror: Lou Glaser Living Unirs Section: Angie Shoneff Senior Section: Lionn Parker Foculry Secrion: Morro Golbrerh Caro! Grimes Organizorions: Pom Leech Peg Busord TheorreHvXusic: Pom Leech SporrVArr: Candy Dumber Adverrising: Morgorer Coin Nancy Scofield Index; Anne Louer Corolyn Adams Nursing: Dione Boecker Po'n Leech, Ange Shoneff, Dove Rewd, Corol Gnmes, Margaret Com, onm Porker Carolyn Adams, Anne Lower, Conoy Dunbar, Morro Golbrerh Seared Jeff Hcrdcosrle, Lou Glaser Copywrirers: Amy Wilson Kory Koch Sue Scheibling Pom Leech Conrriburing Phorogrophers: Debbie Ames Dione Boecker Nancy Corroll Dove Cislok Cindy Dunbar Kevin Feom Lou Glaser Jeff Hordcosrle Joke Jackson Joe O'Leory The DePouw Phorogrophers Special Thanks To: Barb Scheiblingl Richard Hardcosrle, Bonner-GrophicA Par Aikmon end the Publicorions Office, Publications Board, The DePouw Sroff, 0nd Jim Mullin. Published by Josren'VAmericon Yearbook Company Porrroirs by Yearbook Associates Parent 54 Weekend Rhee Ring Theatre $xr-V; N. :, uu. I .5 S 3? :Nx ; x . LL ILL ,.. .. LN. ,...YERR ---an2EVIEUJ The monrh of May began wirh the great festiviries of Parenr's Weekend. Sorurdoy sports ocriviries included 0 boseboII doubleheader, on invirorionol rrock meer, and o rennis meer. Woshingron Universiry rroveled from Sr. Louis To porTicipore in all three events. Rose-Hulmon wos rhe rhird porricipohr in rhe rrock invirorionol and played 0 second doubleheader wirh DePouw on Sunday. The baseball ream splir both doubleheaders over rhe weekend, The first wirh Sr. Louls's Woshingron Universiry, where the score for rhe rwo games was 100 and 4-2, was cheered on by a huge crowd of porenrs our or Bloclsrock Srodiume The second doubleheader ogoinsr RoseHulmon showed 0 loss for rhe first game 0nd 0 win for the second. The men's rennis reom wound Up rheir home season wirh 0 win over Washington Universiry, 5-4. In The DePouw lnvirorionol Track Meet, the Tigers rook 0 second place tinish There were five tirsr-ploce finishes, and Senior Alon Hill mode 0 record-semng leap in rhe pole voulr, Opposite Page: Allyson Fosrer, DG Ice Cream Social, Chip Pauli, Toby Jones; Allyson Fosrer, Chwp Pauli, Dove Krous, Jozz OI rhe Hub, Collegians This Page; Men of Nore; Sreok Fry; Fronk Perez, LoureT Hine 147 y'fisy J r: Opposlte Page: Alon Hill Sequence. Preparing for record vault of 16'1 , Alon Making voulr, Watching vouir, F.D Wilder, Bill Burke, Kurr Neff, Mike MonnerL Thls Page: Ken Myers, Dove Horhowoy, Ted Rurcn, Chris Cooper 149 150 This Page: Laura Mecimore; Kore Helm, Deb Schrier; Greg Lewis; Brod ColHns Opposite Page: Ann Turner, Louro Mecimore, Ann Turner, Bill Wall, Brion Hoover Greg Lewis Din Wall, Tom Lynch, Scorr Welm Coach Schoenfeld, xx m. ... .. m xVNEA - LL. wW Opposite Page: Anorher course filled; The regisrrorion run around; Sharon Ivy, Volerie Knox,- Toby Williams; Requiem Moss; This Page: Dance Recirol downs; Three Ring Theatre; The compurer room during registration; John Vinzonr. 153 Jum- n An , x . 2523025 us EF I! i311 ' u Jenna ---mREVIEUJ Other ocriviries for rhe parents included 0 sreok fry. The weather was sunny ondrworm, 0nd rhe sreok fry srorred on enjoyable evening of enrerroinmenr. There was 0 choice of Collegions, Men of Nore, or Ducks of Dixie if you wonred somerhing musical. For Services Rendered was performed also. The drama shoWs rhe desrrucrive ofrer effecrs of World War I on o decoylng British fomily. Porenrs also had rhe opporruniry ro view rhe senior orr exhibit. The six seniors showing their work were: Sue Srechschulre, Jock Mehoney, Keirh Pererson, Candy Dunbar, Terri Neufeld and Linda Hesson. Before finals come upoh us, rhere were rhree oursronding performances. The DePouw Symphony Orchesrro and combined chorrs gove- on emorionolly moving concert of Giuseppe Verdi's Requiem Moss . The production of Three Ring Theatre showed how profiroble o semester's worrh of hard work can be. Those srudenrs raking donce closses or DePouw were allowed ro rry-our for rhe donce performonce recirol Those who were chosen to porricipore were given 0 chance to show off rhe resulrs of Q se'mesrer's work under dance insrrucror Deborah Mucio, Afrer finals come the end of another school year. Everyone bur rhe seniors packed Up and wehr home for the summer. This lefr only rhe seniors on campus for 0 week of fun and games and goodbyes. Groduorion day come fosrer rhon anyone expecred. Early Saturday, the rwenry-rhird of Moy, under cloudy skies, oll seniors were expected ro be or commencemenr rehearsal Afrer 0 Friday nighr porrying lore wirh friends or rhe bor, everyone drug rhemselves over r0 Eosr College lawn for reheorsol. No one was 'cerroih whether ir would rain or nor, bur rhe seniors were odomonr obour keeping rhe ceremonies ourside. Pomp 0nd Circumsronce broughr rears ro mony eyes 05 did goodbyes before final deporrure inro the real world. Opposite Page: Choirs owoir rhe groduoring closs; Joke Jackson; Seniors orrive In cop omd gown; Porenrs omd friends; DePouw foculry; Foculry follow seniors This Page: The Processionol; Shello Horn, Jeff Hordcosrle 155 lg 57. a F. i Reconsrrucrihg The Old,- Building The New When Eosr College was authorized for consrrucrlon In March, 1869, the cosr of 1000 bricks was on esrlmored $1200 Completed, rhe building cost $80,000. Compororively, o srrucrure like Eosr College would cosr $10 milllon rodoyl Bur Eosr College is for more then 0 monerory gold mlne. In 1981vwirh 0 growing need for classrooms and offices, conrlnuihg development of strong language departments, and rhe long rrodirion of chapel programsirhe $202 million reerrorion of Eosr College ensures, or leosr for another hundred years, DePouwls conrinued ihreresr in liberal orrs. Selected-by rhe four lndiono professional choprers of the Sociery of Professional Journolisrs, Sigma Delro Chi-os rhe permanehr home for rhe Indiana Journalism Hell of Fame, and lisred in rhe Department of rhe lnrerior's Norionol Register of Hlsroric Places, the resrororion of East College means progress in acodemics, The three language deporrmehrseGermon and Russian, Romance Languages, and Classical Srudles, plus rhe longuoge lobororory will conrinue ro be locored lh rhe building. The nine renovated Classrooms ihclude rwo large Iecrure holls wirh rhree riers of sears for up r0 60 students, rwo normal- sized and two smaller rooms, and rhree seminar and faculty meerlng rooms, 13. . J. lhmawbxwku. k w . . . Ila ; . r I . It' . lv! 6 III . .- 160 Mehorry Holl, where such noroble speakers 05 US. osrronour Joseph P Allen IV, world renowned research Chemisr Percy L. Julian, and journolisr Lowell Thomas hove spoken, will continue to serve as rhe sire of chapel and convocorion programs or DePauw. Probobly rhe most authentic porr in resemblance r0 rhe original srrucrure, Menorry Holl also has 0 new appearance. A large Chandelier hangs from The ceiling in The cenfer of the room, rhe orgon pipes on the norrh woll hove been removed, and rhe stage has been rebuilr to resemble rhe original. 50, rhe Eosr College ocodemic rrodirions live one e .7 '9. LANM -t A-h-vanwu. Along with academics, East College will, most likely, continue to be the scene of the more unofficial liberal arts; coliege pranks. A tradition begun in the days of required chapel! jokes included setting off olorm clocks, sowing off choir legs, and letting pigeons fly loose tn Meharry Holl. In 1882, when student Jim Watson was giving his senior oration, his fraternity brother, Billy Hill, attempted what was probably the most famous prank. Crawling up to the forbidden Eost College ortic to capture pigeons, Billy was planning to let them loose tn the chapel when he slipped and fell through the east corner of the ceiling. Though unsuccessful with his prank, Billy was fortunately saved by 0 rafter. Now, with o renovated building, pronksters will have to contend with such modern features as air conditioning, energy saving insulated windows, fire preventative sprinklers, and conveniences for the handicapped. Pranks however, as well 05 academics, will otwoys remain part of the tradition and progress associated with East Cotlege. This year that tradition and progress also involves a new physical education complex Hopefully new traditions will evolve because of the new building's completion next yeort As of April, the Lilly Physical Education and Recreation Center neared the 50 percent completion mark. The e$tithote of building costs or that point was $6,181,000, on increase of $163,000 from the original cost estimate With the reconstruction of East College, DePouw has retained tradition With the new physical education complex, we show progress forward. Reconstrucring the old, building the new-the university is always striving for improvement and advancement. By Kory Koch ENHQDR PCDDRTFCCDILHCCD Jacqueline Abney Hervey, II Kevin J. Aikman Greencastle, Koren KxAlben lndes, In Susan Anderson Barringron. II Cheryl Arnell Elmhurgr, u HPER Bishop Roberts Hell In Mus, Sugmc Alpha Epsilon Mus Alpha 5,0me Deng Nurs Alpha ph. Joseph Atria Glen Elyn, ti Steve Ayres Wesrern SprIngs, Limberh Bailey Indes, In Nancy Baird EvonsvdIel l0 Robert Baker EvonsviIIe, In Zoo Pm Gamma Delro ll Econ Delro Chi Nurs. Doc, Aipho Gamma Delro PoIS Phi Delro There James R. Boyer Poiome, ll Catherine Demon Mcrroon. ll Melvin Bedree Fr Woyna In Maribeth Beleolos Hammond, Dorian Beyer Moplewood, POISI EorS. Soc Delta Kappa Epsiion In Nurs Alpha Gamma Delia NJ Psy Laura Dlggs Shawnee MISSIOPI, Jeffrey Bird Muncie, In Gary Blockson Greencosrle. In Marion Blew Lake 5T Louis, Davld Borbely Hammond, In K5 Zoo Pi Dem Phi Zoo Here There PI Ears Mo Eng, Alpha Chi Omega Hts! Sigma Nu 162 ENIKDDR $DDRTFEDDLHCCD Sherri Bowman Seymour In Mark Boyd Cwndnnori, Oh David Drondvik Barringron, Susan Braun Cincinnori, Oh Julie Drinker Evonsvilie, tn Econ Delro Gamma Psy Alpha Tou Omega H Econ Sigma Alpho Epswlon Mus. Econ. Kappa Alpha Theta .n Beth Briskey Frankfort, IL Marsha Brown Lodogo, In Mary Drunskill Ponrioc, H Kris Bubenzer 1ndpts, In John Burdyl Hammond, In Mus Kappa Kappa Gamma Mus Alpha Phi Econ Alpha Gamma Dem Nurs Econ. Sagmo Nu William Burk Tuuon, AZ Vic Buniss Wayne, Po Mmgaret Busord wndpls, In Brion Caldwell Elwood, In Donald E. Calhoun lll Econ. Beta There Pi Econ Phi 99er There '30! Delro Delft! Delro Mus Hogore Hull Cobmbus, Oh EorS. Susan Campbell Culver m C. Doug Corey Norrhbrook, II David Con Goshen, In Katherine Cossidy Pasadena, HPEP. Alpha Gamma Delta Econ. Sigma Alpha Epsilon POIS Delro Chw Co Soc, Delrc Delro Delro Thomas Chester Elkhorr, In Econ Sigma Nu 163 Elizabeth Chezem Wesr Mary F. ctmon nusrwme, 1n Poul Ciipplnger Lumen In Denise Clodfelter Lake um, Mary Jane Ccffmg Chicago II In? Date Gemrm Nurs Alpha Chi Omega 2007 II Nurs Pi Beta Phx Logonspon, In Doc. Alpha Phi Shannon COQhIDn Charles Colburn Jocksorwllle Jeffrey Conner Kokomo, In Lindy Cornelius Sr Lows. Mo Cheryl Ann Casio PEOFIQ H Btoommgron, In Doc Delro Zero II Hisr Bero There Pw Econ. Pm Kappa Psw Eng. Px Beta Phi Zoo Alpha Gamma Delro Stephanie Croft Karyn Ann Crowell Sourh Bend Janice Curry DuDoxs, Po Sally Doeschner Birmanghom, Kloes Daley Clnonnort Oh Crawfordswue In Nurs In French Aipho Chn Omega Mus. Alpha Gamma Dara m Nurs Comp, Longden Hon Debelyn Daniel lndpls, in Paul Danlelson New London Martha Darling Bgm, I! W. Michael Davidson Mdlm. Luis Davilo Son Juan. Puerto Mus Kappa Alpha Theta Cr Psy Bern Them Pr Psy 06er Zero On 9015 Pm Gamma Dena Rico PoIS Meson Hall Felicia Davis Lake Fares: H Steve Dee Cory, II Marco Delucio chhmond, Vn Soroh Dewon Mt Vernon, wn .namne Deyoung Sr John. In Eng Deiro Detro Delro Psy Hogote Hell P015 Delro Tau Dem El Ed Alpha Pm Psy Hogore Hall 164 Peter Dinwiddle Indpls, In Doyle Doilon Bernordsrown, MO Kevin Doian lrosco, l1 Bruce Donaldson Lebanon, h Ruth Dotwonh Cmonncri, Oh PoIS Phi Gamma Dem Eng Hogore Hail Econ Sigma Nu Econ. Phi Dem: There Bot Aipho Gamma Delta Deanna Downey Whimg, In Candy Dunbar Ool-xbrook, ll Julie Duncan Demon HOFbOF. Margaret Edgeworth David Elderbrock Finley Oh Mus, Npho Phi An Deho Deiro Delta Mi Rel Dem: Detro Delro Bloomingron, In Nurs, Alpha Phi Eng Hogore HoH 5. h 3 Steven Ellinwood Fr Wayne. Dennis Erwin Fr Wayne, in Julio Evans Pmceron, NJ Kurt Faires Hunrsville, Tn Elizabeth Farley lndpls, In in 200 Sigma Nu Econ Dem: Tau Delta Eng Alpha 60me Delve Econ. Bero There P1 NurS Kappa Kappa Gamma Bob Farris Glen EEIyn, ll Gerald Farro Howe de Grace, Rick Farrow Rood-Ldaie, 1n Maria Fernandez Humocoo, Robert Fitzpatrick Decatur, M Geo Phi Gamma Dem: Md Hisr, Dem: Chi Mus Hogore HoFI PR. Psy Rel Delro Kappa Emion Doug Fitzsimrnons Cenrerwlle. Lynne Fleming Dornordste. Ann Flickinger Norwolk, Oh Jeffrey nynn Roselle, NJ William Foote ShelTDn. Cr Oh Econ Delro CW NJ Psy Kappa Alpha There Econ Alpha Chi Omega Pots Phi Kappa P54 Chem 165 166 Jennifer Frier Anderson, In Frederick Fritz Indpls, In Mono Golbreth lndesI In James Gust OIiverIe, Mo Lori Gillespie lndpls, In Comm. Kappa Aipho There PoIS. Sigma Alpha EpsiIon RomL Delro Delra Deiro Hist, Mason HcII Nurs. . . I I V; Elizabeth Gillies Groverrown, James Gilmore 11'. River Foresr, John Goeke Normal, II John Golitz JI'. Barrington, Patti Gorfell CormeI, In In Mulh II Eng. Phi Kappa Psi Psy. AIpno Tau Orneqo II Econ. Phi Kappa Omega Mus. Liso Gourieux Newburgh, In Renee Grawcock Indes, In Donald Greoves Jr. Kansas Thomas Glegmy Sr. Louis, Mo Melinda Hang Des Moineg lo Bor. Kappa Kappa Gamma NUI'S. Ciry. Mo Psy. Phi Kappa Psi PreDenr. Phi Deim There POLE Delta Gamma Jeffrey Huake NoperviIIe. II Priscilla Huder Cincinnati, Oh Scott Hamilton New Canaan Sccm Hanslip MESiOn Hills, Jeff Hordcnstle DoIlwin, Mo Econ, Detro Chi Eng. DeIro Gamma Cr Econ. Delta Tau Delro K5 Comm. Econ. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Joseph Harrison Jr. Evansville, James Hart Columbus, In Carolyn Harvey lndpls, In Poetick Hayes Decomg: II David Hellmich Greensburg In Hisr. Dem There Pi Econ. Sigma ChI Eng. Delta Delro Delro Chem. AIpho Tau Omega In Eng. Bern Thero PI Scott Henderson Sr JOSEPH MI Lisa Hendrickson lnderI, In Linda Hesson Tiffin, Oh DOVid Heyde Rochesren In Alan Hill Terre Houre, In Eng Bero Thero H Eng Delm DeIro 09er An Eorrh. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Soc Mason Hell I Deborah Hinkle Gienview, II Judith Hodshite Valparaiso, In Mark Huff DclIwin, Mo DOW HOKH'IOH ImdPISI In Carol Hohffelder Peoria, II Psy ReI. Longden HoII Hisr Hisr. Kappa Kappa Gamma Eng. Kappa Kappa Gamma I LII: Beth Hootrnan Pique, Oh Cynthia Hoover lndpls, In Helb Hoover Columbus, In John Hoover Valparaiso, In James Hoppensteodt Comm EI Ed Delta Gamma PsyI Aipho Gamma DeIro Zoo Phi Kappa Psi Econ. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Me Psy. Phi Delta There Susan Horn Brewmburg, in Susan Horstmcmn Sr LOUIS, Mo Holly Huddleston lndes, In Eric Hynden Louisville, Ky Brian Isley Shelbyvnle, In HISI'. Longden Hall Hisr Pi Dem Phi Zoo Deho Gama Eton, Phi Kappa Psi PoIS Hogore Holl Ligeia Ivy Hoplqnsville, Ky Lori lzard Homer, II Michael Jackson Greencoerel Pie Jacaby Saddle vaer, N J Todd James MinouIsee, Wi MusI Delta Zeta El, Ed. Alpha Phi In Econ. Eng. H Bero Phi Psyr DeIro Tou Delta 167 168 ef .-- , U I I .7 ' 7-.7 Robert Jonuwski Richron Pom, Richard Jelesky MerrillvaEIe. Brion Jcesron Boggsrown, In Candace Johnson Ellshcrr, In Joseph Johnson lndesl In II Zoo, Lambda ChI Alpha In Pay, Beta There Pi Comm. Econ. DeIro Delro DeIro Pre Eng. Sigma Chi Julee Johnson MI Cormei, I: Catherine Jones Emmet In Daniel Judd La Grange, II Julie Keith Manonno, FE Kim Kelley Anderson, In Comm Hogore Hull Econ P! Beta Pb: Rona Hogcre HoII Comm Kappa Kappa Gamma Hm Longden Hell Cynthia Kelly McLean, Va Robert Kelly Greencosrle. In mocha Kennedy Terre Home. Mark Kepchor Highland, In Suzanne Kermes Sr, Lows, Mo Eng Delrc: DeIro Delrc: Compur Hogore Holl In Psy Delro Gamma Educ 3ng Nu 95y Dara Gamma Tosho Kidd West Lofoyerre. In Jan Kinzie CompbeIlsburg, In Thomas Kleinschmidt Indpls, Kim Klinger Wayne, II Paula Kramer indpls, In Soc Hogore Hall PsyI Sigma AIpho EpsiIon In Econ Sigma Chi Econ. PI Bero Psi Nurs, Nancy Klebs Louwsvuile, Ky Karla Kreishel Fronkforr, In Barry Krieble Terre Home, In Joan Kuhl Greencosrte, In 00an Kummerh Goshen, In Mom. Alpha Phi Doc. Kappa Kappa Somme Zoo Sigma Alpha Epsilon Soc BlShOp Robens HoII Mus. Bishop Roberrs Hall Lori Lamb Evansville, In Dede Landeck Sawyer, Mi Samuel Long Geneva, II Laura Laughlin Freepon, II Catheline Lofevre Newark Oh Psy. Kappa Alpha There Rel DeIro Delro Delrc Psy, SIgmo Chi Mus Kappa Kappa Gamma Eng Kappa Alpha There I t I- 7 7 , W 7 , - Janene Lehman Berne, In Greg Lewis Orrowo, II Gail Liesendahl Borrfngron, II James Lund Flossmoor, II Nancy Lulz Coiumbus, Oh Nurs Psy, Phi 09er Then: AnrhroI Alpha Phi His! Delta Tou Delia Eng, Pi Bero Phi Morjolaine Luu Carmel, In Tracy Lyday lndpls, In Barb Lynam Bevingron, ll Dean Moor lndes, 1n Edwuld Mobley Dioomfield Hills, Horn Loni Alpha Chi Omega Psy. Kappa Alpha There EdUC. Alpha phi ZOO. Hogore HOII Mi Econ. Dem There pi Leigh Ann MocKenzie EIknurr Koren Modolon Dyer. In Jack Muhaney ZionvaIIe, In June Marshall Munsrer, In joseph Martin 5r. Louis, Me In Eng. Alpha Phi Hisr. Alpha Gamma Delta Arr Pre Med. Kappa Kappa Gommo Eng Dem; Tou Delta Vicky Manin Newburgh, In Robert Martino Merrillviile, Alison Mason Mr Prospecr, II Lee McCarty Oncinnorh Oh meom McHugh Kent, we Zoov AIpho Phi In Span, Sigma Lambda Iota Psy, Delve Gamma Psyr Kappa Alpha There Chem. Longden Hon 169 170 Pamela McLean Belleville, II Ann Meeker Wmnerkol H Mary Meeker Porrtond, In Renee Meek: Cindnnori Oh Cathy MiNEI Fillmcxe, In Comm Pi Dem Phi 200 P: Dem Psw Psy Dem: Gamma Arr Alpha Chi Omega ng Frederick Milier Greenccsrke, Pamela Miller Wheoron, ll Ruth Miller Anderson, In Samuel MiIIEI CrowfordvaiLe. Kelly Mock Winchesrer, ;: In Morh Lambda Chw Alpha Comm Alpha Chl Omega Nurs Delro Delro Delta In Phil Dem There Fl Eng Delro Zero Lorena Monroe indpis, In William Monroe Indpls, 1n Mary Moms Napervnlle, H Karen Morton Evansville, In Richard Munson Wheoron, ll Nurs Nurs. Ger Alpha Pm Psy PI Deru Phi H5; Deng Chi : 1- Raymond Muroida Lake Wloge. Jane Murvin O4ney lI Ken Myers Greencastle, tn Brod Nadborne Highiond Pork, Curtis Neff Indpls, In In Econ. ngc: Nu C105 Delta Delve DelTO Mus Longden Hall II Educ, Delro Tou Delta Econ Sigma Chi Jeffrey Nelson LOGONQE. ll Julianne Nesbit Charlene, NC Terri Neufeld Shawnee, Ks Moty Pat Newton Evansville, in George Nichols Newman, IL Eng. Sigma NU Comm Alpha Chi Omega An Zoo. Delro Deiro Dene Erag. SQmo Chi Ann Nicholson Decatur. ll Shea Nickell Paducah, Ky Cmen Nirschke Worthingfon, Oh John Norris Munsrer, In June Oberlin Mimene, it Comm Kappa Kappa Gamma 9013. Mason Hell Educ K0990 K0990 Gamma Comm Delve Tou Deiro Econ Kappa Alpha There Timothy O'Connor DeerfieEd, Timoihy O'Donovon Cincnnori, Lynn Oelschlqger MLchxgon Gregory Oherren Noblesville, Helen O'Reilly Arlingron Hrs, II Hxsr Delta Tau Delro Oh Phil Cw h Nurs, In Psy. Phi Kappa P51 H Ban, Longdem Hot: William Om Ekharrl In David Owen Noblesville, in Hana Owusu Accra Ghana, Gregory Padgett Greemfneki, Renato Pongon Valparaiso tn Econ Phi Gamma Delro Mus. Hogore Holl Wesr Africa Soc, in PQIS $9ch Awpho Epsnlon Zoo. Hogore Hall X Li ggf . ':1.: LiAnn Parker lmdpls. In Koren Parsons Peoria, ll KDY POShOS Indpis, In Karn Portezson Pormo, Oh Randy Pavlick Racine, Wi Comm Alpha Phi Eng. Deer Derro Delro P015 Kappa Kappa Gommo Nurs Derro DeXro DeJro Econ, Phi Koopu Psi 4; Charles Pechene lndpls, In Tom Penlel Sr. touis Pork, Frederick Peters Peoria, II Keith Peterson Muncie, In June Pheiffer Sanduslay, Oh Gwem Alpha Tau Omega Mn Zoo, Hisr. Delro Tau Delro Fine Ans Dewro Tou Deiro Nurs. 171 172 Corie Phillips Omaha, Ne Melissa Phillips Poles Pork, Gory Pierce Jamesrown, In Steve Pinoire New Albany, In Jeffrey Pohle SI Lows, Mo Econ Kappa Alpha Theta II Psy, FF Dem Ph: Eng. Mason Holl Econ. Dem Them R Econ Sigma Chi Todd Ponder lndes, In George Prcn Comet In Danielle Priscu Commodi, NY Jayne Proudfoov Oregonio, Wendy Putnam Birmingham, Econ Sigma Chi Comp DeIro Kappa Epsilon I305, Bishop Roberts HoII Oh Comm. Delro 60me Mi Eng AIpha pm I Marcia Rafferty Indpb, In Becky Ragsdale Greencosrle Lisa Raible Louisville, Ky Mary Rome: Vondoho, II Phil Randall Break In Econ Alpha Chi Omega In Educ Econ Kappa Kappa Gamma HPER Kappa Alpha Them Psy. Hogore Holl Dan Runsdell ankiin, In Mark Rasmussen AIvIn. II Jessica Reid Founromrown, Kathleen Reidy Winnemo, II Glenn Reighan Pepper Puke, Hlsr Sigma AIpho Epstlon Mom Alpha Tau Omega In Moth DEITO Zero Eng. Delro DeIro DeIro Oh Comm Delro Chi a$ IE 'QEIEIgAIu-E' Marie Odile Revel Lyon, Fro. Rolf kicker Poles Park, II Pamela Riegel Spnngfleld, II Jon Iisi Mlomr. FIG Greg Rinenhouse Blufhon, Eng. 015th Roberts HoII Eng. Nurs. Eng. Kappa Alpha Them In ReII Longden HoII Anne Rock Bowling Green, Elizabeth Rogers Rochester, Anne Rudnicki Bloomingmn, l1 Susan Scheibling Springfield. Cynthia Schelske- Ann Arbor, Oh Mus. Deiro Gamma NY Mus. Awpho Gamma Dem: Psy Kappa Alpha There II Comm, Dena Delro Della M: App Thelese Schrneltz Wolkenon, Rosalyn Schneider Pique, Oh Donna Schulze Uberryvillel Nancy Schumacher Kirkwood, Julianna Schwurz Woukegan. In P05. Mus Alpha Gamma Delro II Comm Kappa Alpha Theta Mo Educ, Alpha Chi Omega ll Educ, P: Dem Phi Nancy ScoEeld Knoxw'ite, Tn Harold Secrisl Momroin Loke Richard Seticm Barringron, H Brian Sharkey Decatur, El Randy Shumon MerriHville, In comm, Delta Gamma Pork, Md Comm. 5+ng Nu Eng, Phi Koppc Pg Econ, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Econ Sigma Nu Carole Silvola Bloominglon, Julie Sloan New York, NY Al Smith Wheaten, II Kmhleen Smith Lofoyerre, In David Smith Von Daren. In Mn Pots. Kappa Alpha Them HPER PE Bela Phw' Econ. Sigma Nu Mus. Delro Gommo Econ, Dem: Chi Jol Smish lndpb, 1n Nancy Summer Defnesdo, Md Elizabeth Souders Muncie, In Julie Soule- indpls, In William Souronis Merrillville, Soc Bushop Roberts HON Educ Alpha PW Comm Delta Gamma Nurs, Delro Delta Deiro 1n Zoo, Hogore Hall 173 174 K Srephnny Speicher N, Mon- Gregg Stork Indpis, in Lynn Stalk lmdpls, m Susan Stechschulte Woukeshu, Beth Stephenson FI Wayne, rhesrer. In 20c: Pi Dem Ph. Psy Phi Kappa P51 Rei Kappa Alpha Them WI Arr Npho Ch. Omega h Eng Hogore Hall l Jeanine Stevens Munsren In John Stevensen Giencoej H Berh Stewart Newron 10 Jim Stinnett Loweu, In David Stringfellow Severno Pk Zoo Hogore Hell His.r Phl Delro There Econ Alpha Gommo Delro Psy Sigma Nu Md Econ Phi Kappa P5: Susan Studley Vincemei. 1n Marcie Stults Porr'wond m Jack Sutton Greencoere, In Down Swain Cotumbus, Oh Brod Tandy New Marker, 1n Comp. Hogare HOH st: Alpha Phi Comm Nurs PolS Alpha Tau Omega Jilj Tanner Winchesier. to John Tamales Wilmene, U Jill Taubensee Lake Foresr, David Taylor McHenry, md Julia Terhune Munme, In Nurs Alpha Chi Omego PoIS Lambda Ch: Npho IE Comm Alpha pm Econ 5:ng Nu Comp Alpha Gamma Delro Bruce Terlep Elkhurr, In Ellen Tetlow Lakewood, Oh Com Thomas Indpls, In Margaret Thomson Evansville, Maureen Thomure Chicago H Eng Sigma NU Psy Alpha Gamma Dem: Chem, Hogore Holl In Psy. Alpha Phs Psy Deho Gamma Wanda Thmsron lndoLs, in Mary Ann Torh Greenfield. In Pamela Tracey Omaha, Nb Kenneth Tromel Evonsron, E; Charles Troxler Bornngrom Nurs Nurs Hist Kappa Alpha Them str Alpha Ch: H Comm Dem Ch: Jeffrey Tron Romeo, Ma Jone Trumble Babylon NY Susan Tuilar Borcvio, U Koren Turley 3ndpls, 3n Karen Turrncm Homniron, Oh Mus Hogore H013 Educ AEpho Pm Comm Npho Pb: Pay Alpha Gcrnmc Delrc HPER 09er Dew: Delrc: Susan Turner Shelbywne, l3 Jody Tweed Lake Forest, I3 Vicky Urban Grosse Pow, M: Dove Unerback Sourh Bend, In Mnlk Utrelbock Akron, iI Comm Kappa Kappa Gamma HPER Aipho Dim Educ Longden Hail Dsy Hogore Hon Eng 33me Tou Omega ,;,-' 4 1w Eric Vole Merrlvnlle. in Karen Von Coder New Albony Mark Vaughan Greencosrle Katie Vickerstafi Minocquo. John Vinznnr LoPorTe, In Econ Pm Gamma Deer M 905 Detro Zelo In Econ Wi Nurs Alpha Pm Hm L 3 Judith Vos Grand Roplds, Mi William Wahl Monroe, 60 Catherine Waiz Jeffersonvwre, Linda Walpole 3ndpls, In Carol Warner U4. SF LOU15, Nurs Econ Phi Delro Them In str, Delro Zero Nurs Abho Chi Omega Mo Comm Arpho cm Omega 175 h pom Warren Loucsvxlie, Ky Martha Way stine, In Michael Weodick Cincimon, Martha Weber meolnshnre, II Keith Welsh Xenia, Oh Eng p05 p. Dem pm Oh Psy Bern Theta Pi Soc. PI Bero Phi Eng Longden HolI Susan West LouuszIeI Ky Susan L. Wes! Derwyn, Po Melinda Whiting Deerfreld, II Anne Whitlow Davenport, Io Julie Wiele Wiifnen'e' ll Psy Deiro Delta DeIro Nurs Koppo Atpho There Mus Hogore HoII MOTh Alpha Ch: Omega Psy Alpha Gamma Delro Karen Wilde Long BOOI Key, Susan Williams Mudiond, MI Susan Wilson PFymourh, Im Susan Wochos Polonne. ll Brion Wolf Dorrungron, Ii Fl Econ Koopo Kappa Gamma Nurs PoIS DeIro Delro Delro Nurs Kappa Kappa Gamma Econ Phi Delrc Them John Woods Indpxs. In Richard Worley Jr. 5? Louisj James Wright Lake Bluff, ll Gregory Wynne Indes. In Judith Younl Fronktxn, In Pay Phu Kappa pSI Mo Comm Dem There PI H's: DeIro Kappa Epsilon PoIS Delta Ch: Mom Pi Dem Phi Pamela Zdunek Pork Rage, El Constance Zeorbough Muncwej Sally Bergin Flossmoor, Ii Greg Bond Indpls, In Ann Duser Carbondoie II Eng AIpno Gamma DeIro In Nurs Fr PI Dem Phw Eng Rel 176 Anne Cannon Began; u Nancy Covell P ch'we Ira Charles Csiszar 50th Send, Monha Darling Elgin, ll Tartenc Dragon Muncie. In hsr Kappa image Gcwmo E E0 Deirc Deirc Delta tr: Bus Berg Them PI Psy Delve Zero Rew Alpha Chi Omega James Funk Scum Demo h'w Susan Gollion Dover, Oh James Heimrich Rotslnsan H Elic Henning Lake Pork. Fl Cindy HOIIOWS Shaker Hegms. Moth Alone Tcu Econ Apho Dh. Geo Delru Kappa Epsulon Econ Alpha Tau Omega 0h 5 Ed KODPO NW0 W970 Sheila Horn Romney In Patricio Jensen Flossmocr, Ii Catherine Jones Cormei h Luann Kirkpatrick Munae- In Barb Ring Dcmqile, U Bus Fl Bert; Phl E Ec None Ch Omega Econ P1 Gero Pb: Econ Comm Kappa Kappa Gamma John Rose MOGhGh Mr; Mark Schlegel Argos W Robert Schweighauser Anne Trudgen MEWS m Thomas Wash Pnnsburgh, p0 p05 Dom K0993 Epwb Comm Charhom Comm Econ K0990 Aiphc Them Hts Abba Tau Omega Ayohc TOL. Omega 177 WHATS NEWS? . 119980EODD1 MEMLHCGEHJTS November 1980; Poliricolly rhe counrry began 0 fresh srorr wirh rhe landslide elecrion of Ronald Reagan 05 presidenr. Reagan, a republican, is the firsr certified conservorive in the Whire House for more rhon fifry yeors November 4, Election Day, 0150 marked the anniversary of rhe seizure of America's embassy in Tehercn. November 1980: Spocecrofr Voyager I orbired Serum f December 1980: A killer eorrhquoke rovoged sourhem lroly. March 1981: An ossosinorion orrempr on Presidenr Reagan shocked the entire norion. Everyone was glued r0 rhe relevision broadcasts oll ofremoon ro f1nd rhor Press Secretory Brody had been shor in rhe head, 0nd 0 policemen and secrer service mom were also shor. March 1981: The heir ro England's rhrone, 82 year old Prince Charles, chose Lady Dione Spencer, 19, r0 be his bride and furore queen. April 1981: Actress Corol Burnerr was awarded $170 million in damages in o l1be1 suir ogoinsr rhe sensorioniseeking Norionol Enquirer. May 1981: Pope John Poul II was the vicn'm of on ossosinorion orrempr in Rome. 1 78 December 1980: John Lennon, brillionr musician and former Beetle, wos shor ro deorh in New York Clry. By age 40, he helped nor only to rouch bur r0 rronsform on enrire generorion. January 1981: Afrer more rhon 14 months of faded hopes in America, 0 final agreement between rhe U.S. and Iron brought rhe hosroge crisis r0 0 Close. The 52 Americans were released from Teheron and flown home to America or rhe some rime rhor norionol powers were changing inro Reagan's hands. December 1980: In rhe second most devosroring fire in US. hisrory, rhe MGM Grand Horel in Los Vegas was destroyed 4 Ordinary People! The only American film of h 1980 r0 rouch, effecrively 0nd wrenchingly, . rhe mosr common chord: rhe woy family members rry, and foil, r0 love one on- orher. Gime Mogazinel The Empire Srrikes Bock: Only rhe sec- ond in o serles of Srer Wars sogos rhor will forever be rememberd in rhe on- nols of movieegoing hisrory. PhOIos Courresy of Bonner Graphic 179 180 ifimmo mgmn The 1980-81 Mirage hos packaged the year by the month, covering the events from rush in August through graduation in May. But what about those ports of DePouw Life that are characteristic of every month. like keggors, frisbees, and even General Hospital? These aspects of student life are often overlooked, yet they are as commonplace as English composition classes and Saturday afternoon football games. This section will feature some of the iess obvious facets of DePouw Life seen Around Campus . Alpha Chs's WIHIQm Tell Housedonce Cathy Buckles, Janice Chrustowski, Cmalyn Adams Carolyn Adams Debbie Amie Robin Barnett Motion Elizabeth Blew Christine Dolond Corhy Buckles LOIi Cerone Lisa Cheney Nancy Chestel Amy Chope Misty Clemons Susan Elizabeth Conkin Karyn Ann Crowell Julie Davis Barbara Evans Ann L. Flizkinger Shawn Fulton Karin Gould Nancy Gyorgyi Nancy Harris Victotio Jokes Kristin L. Johnson Morjoloine Luu Renee Meeks Beth Millel Pamela Ann Miller Julienne Nesbit Elizabeth Ofstun 4 Trisha O'Sullivon Carolyn Pork Amy Peterson Barb Pontius Marcia Rafferty Marie Schoffmonn Nancy J. Schumocher Nancy Senft Anne Smith Susan J. Stechschulte Heidi Stopper! Barb Sundheim Gayle Syska Christy Urnlauf Carol Warner E. Anne Whitlow Katherine Williams Michelle M. Yonker Dionne R. Chose Torieno Drogoo Patricia Jensen 182 Goylene Dos Karen K. Albert Jackie Atkins Nancy Regina Baird Cindy Bonine Lizonne Borders Debbie Brandt Mary Brunskill Susan K. Burney Margaret Coin Susan Lynn Campbell Carole Clause Cheryl Ann Costa Janice Cuny Jennie Davis Carolyn Decker Ruth A. Dorwonh Julia A. Evans Sharon Foster Dione Goodale Cynthia K. Hoover Beth Jackson Shelyl Jones Louvo Kelly Pam Leech Karen R. Madolon Julie McBrIde Mortee Mitchell Kathy Moho; Elizabeth M. Rogers Paulo Sauer M. Rosalyn Schneider Alisa Shuck Debble Smith Judy Stodlng Koren Alberr, Liz Rogers, Deb Brondr, Sharon Fosrer, Rurh Dorworrh, Mary Whetstone Pom Zdunek, Melody Stevonovic, Downo Sinner Koren Alberr Beth Srewon Julie D. Terhune Ellen Tetlow Kman L. Turley Suzanne Von Hove Mary Whetstone Linda K. White Julie A. Wiele Susan Wiele Pomelo Zdunek rCor Or Boo? pers, rhey think of rhe rypicol cor and dog vorieries and maybe 0 homsrer or rwo, bur nor or DePouw. In this world of Greencosrle where DePouw students oren'r llmosr people rhere oren'r jusr ordinory pers. The one exrroordinory per rhor I've dealt with is Dominic The skunk. He lived in the house for six weeks, and he was sorr of fun Dom would be downsroirs cruismg rhe T.V. room, and people would walls in and be roiolly shocked, Well, what's the firsr thing you rhink of when you see 0 skunk? Dom lives in Florido now, and he's cruising rhe beaches instead of rhe holls. I miss him. No one else follows me to rhe showers Of course, Dom isn'r rhe only exotic her on campus There are oll kinds of fun Iirrle pers no one knows obour. For example, rhere is Fred, rhe Brown Counry rurrlel who is living it up in his pond and loving every minure of ii There's 0 few hermir crobs being pampered. A finch or rropicol fish has become commonplace. Then we ger ro rhe mosr exoric per I know of, I soved rhe best for losr. Boris is his name, and he is o boo consrricror . . . 0 big boo constrictor. He lives in his own privore room wirhour having ro poy housebills, I should live so well. He's very quieri Hejusr lays in his coge, eors small furry animals, and sheds his skin. Whor more could anyone wonr in o ., roommate? He really is 0 beautiful Dominic! rhe skunk -Pom Leech h When mosr people think about snolse, ond I guess he is very $ Joe Doyon loving Everyone has rheir preferences in pers. I rhink I'll sricls ro cots and dogs. Wherher you prefer o boo to o cor, there is one universal tie berween pers 0nd rheir owners, These pers ore loved, and rhey love back. Thor's sorr of whoi it's all obour isn't it. Ann M. Bocallo Kathy Barnes Kim Boss Dorie Bergstrom Robin Bierdermonn Linda J. Blessing Marsha J. Brown Deborah H. Burner Mary Jane Coffing Sarah Jane Dewart Deonno Downey Maggie Ehlels Paula C. Evans Elizabeth J. Goodposter Nancy L. Grossman Hope Hansen Jennifel Hession Heather Homer Lori lzord Nancy R. Krebs Susan Londgrof Goil A. Liesendohl Bulb Lyman Leigh Ann MocKenzie Vicky A. Martin Jennifer L. Moninson Laura J. Mecimove Amy Miller Barb Lymon 184 Alison Misiorowski Mary 6. Morris Terri Weese Newfeld Dowe Ohlou Michelle R4 Palmer Lionn Parker Helen Poormon Wendy Putnam Vicki Rompelberg Tomoro Randall Koren Roach Nancy Schilling Therese A. Schmeltz Chvisrine Shelton Noncy Sommer Anne Stromberg Marcie L. Srults Louro Surso Suzanne M. Swiotek Jill Anne Toubensee Motgoret Thomson Loum Torkelson Jone A. Twmble Susan L. Tullor Jody L. Tweed Amy Wiimer Nancy Zodigion Suson Gollion i , i'd Left: Tommy Rondo and Amy Wilmer Above Jody Tweed 185 Philip Acker Peter W. Adams Chuck Amy Mark A. Boyd David Blounley Mark Buening Christopher A. Denison Richard T. Eden Mark Emerson Robert 0. Fields Todd M Frurh John Gonigus Gteg Gelzinnis John Goeke John Goffiney James S. Golan Jerry Hoberkorn David P. Harrington Scott Houenstein L Patrick Hayes Phil Hellmich Eric Jensen Toby Jones Tom Lynch Gteg Moupin Ken Merriam ' Mike Neill Doug Northcun Jeff Pouls Chmles D. Pechene Lone Preston Jeff Price Glenn T. Randolph W. Mark Rasmussen Morgan Roe Chuck Schmalz Thomas M, Schneider Mott Scon Robert M. Schweighouser Eric A. Henning James E. Funk Thomas E. Wash Maurice Woll Mike Woodruff 186 LAPHA TAU OMEGA Z 5 , 4i 3? Mike Shea Matthew T. Smlth W. Wade Smith John Stanley Todd Stilson Mark Snouss Bmd J. Tondy John Tumbull C. Phillip Vonwinkle James W. Vidmich Jeff Wolkington Stewart R. Weinlond Andlew P. Wirick For hefr: John Turnbull and Greg Moupln. Above: Glenn Randolph, Koren MTO'S c0010, and Chuck Schmolz. Lefr; Mork Shea i 187 David G. Alloben Richard Bomey Thomas A. Diggs Jeffrey Bird Tony Bolozino Jonathon Burchfield LWilliam D. Burk Andy Buroket Michael Colhoon Charles M. Colbum Paul W. Donielsen Jeff W. Davis Joe Dixon Kun J. Foires Phillip Former Kenneth P. Geoghegan Mark Geoghegon Eric Gourieux Mike Greising Joseph H. Harrison. 11. - Doug Hosler David Hellmich Scott K. Henderson Bruce R. Hollodoy Richard V. Jelesky Buzz Kouffmon George F. Kenny, Jr. Don Kiley Steve Kluever Ed Krukowski Dovid Lone Brion Lee John Loomis Edward Mubley James A. Marshall Mork Michael: George Miliotes Samuel Miller Scott Mcreheod James T. Maser Steve Pinoire Marshall W. Reovis IV Andy K. Sotz Tom Sevier Jim Smith Dole E. Stockhouse Eric M. Tote Sccm Thiems Mike Troyev Andy V0991 Bruce R. Wade Michael R. Weodick Richatd H. Worley. Jr. Charles E. Csiszor llHlIIHllIllIlIlIll IIIIHI Far left: Winter Carnival Ice Sculpture. Left: Tim Meyer, Leo Geoghegan, Van Miles, Chuck Colburn and Joe Harrison. Above: Tim Meyer, Kenneth Geoghegan, and Jeff Turner. .7: a 189 Jacqueline Abney Tomryn Anderson Elena Aspe Colleen Bake! Jennifer Bauer Patricia Bennett Julie Biolek Lisa Blyshok Annie Bracken Corhy McCoIlum, Jennifer Wolrer Barb Bradford Liso Brinkmoeller Pom Buecking Jone Conright Nancy Conoll Lisa Carter Loti Culp ' Carly Dolvemy Jo Anne Dickmon Sharon Dolby Brenda Drew Lorraine Dunn Amy Ebner Kathleen Fairfax Katie Faulkner , Marcia Forcheni Wendy Fox Johanna Fleeby Christine Goodspeed Trina Gough Jean Grier Liso Grimshow Alison Griswold Jennifer Harris R. Carol Harvey Elizabeth Helm Tomi Hendricks Elaine Hernly Jennifer Hinshow, Rebecco Hoffman Lisa Hohnstreirer Lori Ingram RUIiko Inoue Donna Jewell Melisso Kollsnom 190 Lisa Kennedy Kris Kern Kathleen King Kathleen Kirby Jennifer Knapp Llnda Koch Stephanie Kotdos Koren Krickhohn Joan Kuhl Donno Kummeth Kimbetly Langhour Mary Lopadar Deb Lawrence Cathy Ligon Leah Littlewood Liz Lovene Colleen Mockin Jana Mottison Susanna Meochom Klisren Miller Cindi Nelson Linda Noble Mary O'Neol Danielle Pliscu Ann Ranck Katherine Ropp Susan Reichert Morie-Odile Revol l Sonyo Roether Dorboro Russell Sally Sackett Muriel Sanders Koren Schreier Susan Shea 1 Sue Sherman I 1 Sally Short Joi Smith Julie Stephens Amy Stevenson Gretchen Stlers Janet Strain Dione Stroyer Cynthia Sutton Debbie Train Betsy Tlemonn Ginny Vonnegut . - Jennifer Wallet N , , Meloni Welker ' Kim West - Ellen Whitney I ' . Nancy Wielond I . ' Colleen Williamson . Barbara Wolfe t W K ' ' ' I . h L v . Lynn Woodtuff ; I ' ' Ann Zobrosky 191 L John Franklin Chlpmon 192 Patrick Alexander Steve Ayres Gory Blockson Mark Bron! David Carr Mark Clawson Jlm Clek Rick Combs Theodore R. Crowe Man Dolley Getry Davis Erlc Dechomps Blll Dickinson Chris English Gerald Michael Fano Douglas M. Fitzslmmons Tlm Frey Edward V. Gmetek AIex Godfrey Scott M. Grantham Jeffrey L. Hooke Puma Helfrlch H. Andrew Hervikson Tokokl Hibino David W. Hill; Ed Holub Kevln James Geny Dovis Jeff Leisr, Tokoki Hibino, John Chipmon Ken Tromel Erlc Deschomps, Carlton Long. Mott Doiley, Rolf Ricker Mike Jefferson Dave Jones Andy Keck Jeff Leis! Gar Llpplncon Carlton Long Richard Munson John Peterson Phil Quomocchi Glenn M. Reighon Rolf D. Kicker Rlchord Schell William R. Shinn Jeff Sieven David A. Smith Paul Summer Gmy Slere John Talbot Kenneth S. Tromel Chmles D. Troxlet Jim Wheeler Gregory Pearson Wynne Jim Young Chlls Zoppe 193 Susan Alvarez Denise Anderson Elizabeth M. Ashmon Holey Arlene Burger Jane Ann Benedict Stacey Bilslond Laura Bishop Margaret Ann Busnrd Katherine L. Cossidy Shelley Clark Polly A. Coddington Felicia M. Davis Amy D0519! Candy Dunbar Julie Clare Duncan Rosa Lee Duzon Susan E. Dwyer Suzanne Engle Therese M. Finn Mono J. Golblefh Nikki J. Graham Cotol Grimes Carol Gumey Carolyn J. Harvey Lisa A. Hendrickson Laura Hopkins Lori loge: Candace J. Johnson Cynthia Kelly Melissa Langon Anne 5. Louer Dorothy J. Malone Beth Ami Mehne Kathleen Murphy June L. Murvin Mary Pat Newton Helen L. OReilly- Koren Ann Parsons 194 . f Uppe' iefr Koren Finn Upper righr Juhe Soule, Koren Parsons, and Peggy Dusord Lefr Sue Scheiohng ond Candy Dunbor Above House picrure Jill Poppe Kathleen M Reidy Laure Rocker Susan N. Scheibling Megan T. Sexton Sarah Sturmon Koren Elaine Turmon Holly N. Vonprcyen Taro Walker Susan Elizabeth West Susan L. Wilson Debbie Ames Nancy Covell A SORORITY i5 . Y . If r's omyihing or 0H, Sororiry Life is nor enrireiy f: o norionoi comvennons, monogromed rings, wom our songs, oyiows, membership srondords, or 0 on, And ii is nor on msrirurion, o creed, o legacy, on obiigorion, or o rorol way 0; life Gronred, ii is o iirrle of rhese rhings, because we resoecr rhe rrodirioos of our foundonon Bur i; you're gohg ro insusr rhor Ir iS somerhing, Sororiry Life is only Moving in rhe firsr rime ond slowiy learning rhoi oii rhe beouiifui people hove fO' iegs and use mourhwosh and wear iosr year's coors. Long, rlred eremiries of biock coffee ond exom snacks when you sriil coo'i remember rbe Remorssonce orchirecrs or rhe mossy roprooi sysrom ' Dorrowtng o skiri from D'Bor, o olouse from Peggy, voes from Morro, o scarf from Jone L and 0 COO' from Nancy and possmg ii off 05 your own And, ir's sirring on rhe bock sreos and Iisrenwg wrrh oil your heipiessness, because she's iosr and she's ioneiy, ond ir seems rhor mosr of her word JUST feli inro ogly irrlc pieces And ir's coming 10 very lore one' nighi ond ciosmg rhe door ro -eil someone who's seen you ihroogh ihe hordesr years of your iire rhor you're happy now, and yoo're germg morried , And SorO'Iry Life is, 1 supoose, o kind of eleyorion You grow up Imside, rhese Wise old woiis, and perhaps you do leom mO'e of ring ungrocefui CL'LLJS, rhor we caii Iifey rhon if you have lived ir somewhere else You learn moi o foorboii ployer 15 somenmeSJusr shouider pods, and rhor smny orms someiimes hold 0 grear man You ieom rhor mO'iy iecrure hclls orejusr worery echos end ihar rhere ore srienr rooms for your deeper rivers You learn rhoi no morrer where you come from, or who rook you mere, you've sriil gor ro fwd 'hor one, smoli ocre rhor beiongs ro you yourself You leom rhor rhe world is mode up of peopie you're nor gowg ro reoily iikei bur rhor you can live wrrh rhem and learn from rhem onywoy You Ieorn ro woir, because change iS slow, and change isn'r oiwoys rghr You ieorn rhor rrere iS snli 0 her leir ro believe in 0nd 0 whole lot Ieir ro hooe for You learn rhor love has never seen easy and of'en is o IO'Vg Mme In coming Anqu you're very smorr or very iucky, you learn rhor no morrer how big or how rressy ihe woric becomes, who! IS premous 0rd whoi i5 permonenr i5 olwoys rhe some And, in rhe very enc, Susie'hood con oniy be u beirer way is srumbie down ihe beck sreos and our roe from: door 195 DELTA GAMMA Susan Ansel Nancy Boll Laurnlyn Bengel Sherri L. Bowman Cheri Branch Allison Blosheor Elizabeth Chezem Amy Emmett Renee Engert Vicki Fortino Susan Gengnogel Melinda 5. Hang Priscilla M. Hoder Cindy Hedges Beth Ann Hermon Beth E. Hootmon Holly F. Huddleston Norma Huisingo Koren Hurst Brooke K. Kennedy Suzanne Kermes Kimberly Klooze Kathleen Kollor Dione Ladley Margaret Lourien Linda J. LiebJ Christine Lyons Ann L. Moclmosh Alison F. Mason The mom :5 deathy qmei HOF O swngle SEOT B empry There are peome on me floor, gromdlmg up, and perched In comers AH eyes are locked on rhe from of me room Lorecomers are somehow qwerty mode room for, one quesnons ore onsweed erIdy and m o VVhlSDQf Mm-y G. Meeker so 05 nor to mlss o smgle word Whor 5 ms p'ogrom Te ! Moritz whmh boids rhe srucenrs' onennon3 Perhaps o fovonre Judith A. Noblen . By Ann Lomporr Nicolette Polite 499' Jayne Lee Proudfoot Alice E. Ridgwoy Nancy Rife Anne C. Rock Jone Roess Gretchen thm Nancy S. Scofield Diane Scussel Sharon Fosrer onc Am DoXy 196 Anne Kathleen Smith Elizabeth Ann Souders Mary E Stumpp Mauteen J. Thomure Cindy Treodwell Anne Volene Susan Wallace Julio White . Kyle J. Wilson professor? How about 0 Wimrer Term rheoxer projecr? Nope' Ir ws 0 socproperd Arenr rhose ro enrerrorn nldcle aged housewives ofrer rhey hove finished dusring 0rd ore womng fcr rheir kids YO come home from schod- Nor anymore' It is nor cerroin when rhe soopropero crazy hit DPU, bur Ir IS olive and 90mg STOng And w rakes preceden:e over most everyrhmg Witness 0 corversorion overheard o' regwsroronon Hey Soroh, whor are you raking rhis semesrer? I dor'r Imowl I'm reoHy sruck I've gor 0 Q, o 10, end on 11 bur no 8 o'clock, and IJUSI hove ro have four credwrsl Whor obour o 2743 Ir 00k: like 0 good one, and Er IS even n your major 'l con'r! I'll miss GHJ .. And so if goes. Top Powo Wosko, MA Hemnck, Gabriele Goerlich, Evo Foduk Elizaberh Brown, and Cmdy Treodwell Above Sharon Ivy, Gabriele Gaerhch and M A Hendnrh Lefr: Suki Kermes 197 Melvin Bedlee Rob Bradshaw Gezzel Bullet Stephen Colenzani Hal Dewsnop Robert Firzpatrick Eric Freeman Terence Goeggel Don Griffith David Hinner Torn Howe Jim Hutley Tony Iommi John Johnson Lawrence Looby Poul Monin Benjamin McCree Ozzie Osborne Herbert Pauli Ill Frankie Perez Brian Pope Above: Ar rhe Keg HOI Dewsnop Right: George Prom, Chip Pooh, Bob Fxrzpomds Jim anhr, Lorry Looby, H01 Dewsnop, ch YogI Hurre Right Below: Poul Mornn George Pratt Pedro Rivera Joe Roberts K. Bloke Schloboch Joe Snow Kevin Stewart David Swoles David Urbon Bill Word James Wright John DougIos Rose James L. Heimrick Dove Swoles Ciigfituiof s33- m 1E i -. lc'rgmzcicu' LAPRQOREGONEE HomeTOWHS Becky Oolses Everyohe or DePouw hos rheir own Hhomerown which is speool ro mem ond which somerimes effecrs rheir view of life or DePouw if you're from iirhe big ciry, you get 0 chance ro meer people from orheroreos of your hometown. Noruroily, you've never mer them before, bur perhops rhis is oecouse rhey've never visired your side of town. You become friends because of your city, yer rhose high school rivalries continue on. People from Ysmoii rown U SA, ore likeiy ro suffer from the vilioge virus. If you're used ro sirring in rhe parking Ior of the gos sroriori or o fosr food joinr for recreation bocls home, rhen or firsr even rhe Hub ocriviries may seem exciringi One nice rhing obour coming from 0 small town; you feel Ciose ro your fomily and friends back home, which con moke ir easier to go our and rolls ro people here or DePouw. And somerimes, you even run inro people who know where your dor-on-rhe mop homerown is! If your homerown is back Eosr or Hdown Sourh or Our Wesr, you're sure ro bring with you some irireresring cultures as weii os rhor occenr which everyone rhinps is so chre, ond which you didn'r even know you had. If 1 you ore o srudenr Hrownie you're in for on unique experience or DePouw. Some odvonroges ore rhor rrovei cosrs and phone coils home ore nor quire os bonkrupririg os rhey con be to rhe rest of us. You ore spored rhor annoying Wen cenrs you have ro pay for rhose our of rown checks, A guoronreed Suhdoy highr dinner and free laundry service ore close buiir in ossers, You're likely ro go home more ofren, ro srop in end soy hi or pick up your moil. Of course, Mom and Dod moy moise rhor Hsurprise visir o Iirrle more ofren, bur rhor is porr of rhe re'rrirory. You live or DePouw for nine monrhs, so home con be here, or 05 for owoy as you wonr ir ro be. em 1.81 .INBIANA'W QM: WISCOHsmi iuiiR 985 Chg? 199 200 DELTA PS LON Ken Adley Tom Anderson Scott Bethke Tim Bottoms Keith Davis James Dees Joe Donnell Doug Evans Don Gonzales Crolg Graham Kurt Homlen Joseph Heerens Jeremy Hons Heiple Jeff Kolodzik Steve Lone hond, rhis could be rhe man of your dreoms. Toke deep considerorion, m The ad in rhe DePouw-i have known people To do rhis 0nd to hove ro Choose between men The probTem With This is The nurs who keep giving you obscene phone colisi Aiso, The whole compus knows how desperore you are. 5Q; ,... wga o as; oew PI Need A Housedonce Dore. These lost rwo suggesrions are 0 bit offkey, so I recommend 0 good deol of pondering before orrempred, 4T The sheer sign in rhe Acodemic QuodePeople sure would know Pom Leech . you're around and for The raking. There is one drawback to This one. The campus would probably You know ir's coming. All of rhe asking and rhey've had more procrice. think YOU were running for office sudden, rhe women on campus oppeor For girls, though, the mere rhoughr con and wouldn'r reod ir I've never rense 00d ODXiOUS- They have severe make you sick for weeks. Bur there is med this one, bur come rhis symproms of o rropicol disease. Furrher hope. There ore woys Qbour gerring Spring - - - invesrigorion derermines rhe siruorion is yourself 0 date, None are fooiproof, bur ST The onnouncemenr or dinner-You much worse than firsr rhoughri It's an outbreak of-rhe worst kind, his . . . Here's 0 list of suggestions for obroining go. around r0 0 rhe mole living HOUSE DANCE FEVER! housedonce dares; mm or dinner and moke on Housedonce-rhe one word rhor sends onnouncemenr. I can r guoronree everyone into on immediore panic for rhor'rhe guys Wi listen, bUr one reason and one reason only. Thor YOU re germg EXPOSUFE. owful quesrion of HWho om I going ro nothing venrured, norhing gained D The direcr opprooch-now rhis is preriy unimoginorive and leaves you open to direcr rejecrion, bur ir rokeP , sends people running for deer could have happy resulrs. Now if you've rried oli of rhese and life, NOW 9UY5 don'r seem to hove mony 2y The fix-up-rhis could be disosrrous con'r ger o lousy dare, rhere is always problems with housedonces. Afrer oll, ir's because you never know what one Iosr prospecr . . . ask your big socioliy acceptable for rhe men to do rhe you end up wirh. On rhe other brorher! Mark Lehman Brion Lemno Ed Momone Tom Mendez Luis Ortiz Scott Rowlings Dovld Remmevs Mark Rogers Jeff Sanders Bill Spencer Scan Toner Tom Weibel Lefr Top; Bill Spencer, Jeff Sanders and Kurr Homlen. Left: Scorr Rowlings, Ed Momone, Jeff Sondeys, ScorT Berhke, Tom Weibel and Jude Piotrowski. Above Top: Tim Donoms 0nd Scorr Berhke. Above; Scor Rowlings. 201 DELTA TAU DELTA Steve Dennen Scott M. Benson George Brophy Jeff Cieply David J. Cislok Steve Clark Thomas Cotton Marco L. Delucio Steve Donnell Tom Downing Dennis R. Erwin Bob Fleiben Tim Frost Wendell W. Gooch Scott L. Hamilton Elic Harding J. Scott HOIWOI'd Tony Houck Jeff T. Heath Steven Hoenig Ben Hohmon Mark A. Huber Ii! 51., Steve Huber Ron Huser Eugene F. Ingles IV Todd Durand James PM 1:13! P l '1 Lance Johnson Steven Kennett John Klore Robert Kollor Kent Lonum Brod Lower James L. Lund J. Peter Moier Joseph Fielding Martin David Meguschor Jonathon Meulbroek Tom Meulbvoek David Morris Brod L. Nodbome John Robert Norris Timothy Ronald O'Connor Frederick S. Peters Andlew K. Peterson Keith Petelson Scott Slivko Gilben Stondley Doug Stewart Scan Teusink Bob Tiemeyer Mark Vaughan Bruce Wilond Steven Wilhelm Wolrer Wolfe Jeff Vonpelr i Y t l .t t A . L ,, Opposite page: Jeff Kouffmon Sreve Kennerr, This page: RICIN Peron Tim O'Conner, Jeff VonPeir, Mom Lmvnle, Lorry Scorr, Tom Corron, Lance Johnson .1 203 204 Kerri Arndt Laura Baker Eileen Clare Berry Julio Berry Auwmn L. Bryon! Pony Corey . Jennie Cmpemer Cathy Chesnur Amy Clouse A. Shannon Coghlon Lisa Cornwall Rhonda Cox Mary Doly Martha Darling Mary Delano Susan Diehl Koren Geroldson Nancy Gregory Alison Herrold Patricio lmboden Ligeio R. Ivy Keni Keener DELTA ZETA Front: Emily Lindsroedr, Jennxfer Corpenrer, Corherine Reece. Dock: Shannon Coglon, Goil Nolcnd Mmmn mxnwsmmxmu 1'? . Alisa Servies. Vicki Wendrow, Catherine Reece, Goil Noland. Julie Berry Ann Lompon Sue Ludwig Kelly Mock Goil Ann Noland Linda Noonon Elizabeth A Petty Cotheline Reece Katherine Robertson Jessica Shislel Jessica Reid Janice Simmons Amy Troverso Koren Voncodel Corherine R Woiz Jonet Woymon Jennifer Webb Vicki Wendrow Kimberly A. Wheat Martha Do rling Barb Petty . . Bur if the while 1 rhink of Thee, dear friend, All losses are resrored and sorrows end. J 205 206 Shownette Beotd Robert Borden Rych Byrd Brian Caldwell Lisa Clover Doug Cripe Liso Cripe Clarissa Dancel Steve Dee Rosalie Deyoung Chuck Dine Dayle Doiron Karin Doty Laura Douglass David Elderbrock Annette Ellis Rick Farrow Kevin Feorn Liso Greenlee Gretchen Gumz Diana Hammond Korhy Porrer Steven Hesselbocher Susan Hines Monomi Hiram Steve Hoffa! Lisa Hulse Brian Isley E. Denise Jeffers Jacquelyn Ann Jess Sarah Johnpeter . Julee Johnson J.B. Joss Daniel Judd Pamela Kelly Robert Kelly Doug Cnpe Tosho Kidd Kathy Koch Sondra Krueger Kimbelly Kuntz Chrisonne LoHue Deon Moor Jonathon Mobry Pom May Mark McConnell Susan Nethenon Liso O'Reor David Owen Dennis Owen Melanie Owen Renato Pongon Robert Robb Phil Rondoll Lisa Ritter Marlene Rogers Morgorem Sondros Jill Schoor Eric Schnepf Sovoh Schnepf Suzie Show Elena Solero William Soutonis Beth Stephenson Jeanine Stevens Susan Siudley Sherry Szymczok Momiko Togo Cora Sue Thomas Jeffley Tron Dove Ullelbock Lori Vance Louro Woldron Michael Wemhoff Susan White Caro Anthony Tonia Coupe: Melinda Whiting WiIIiom Wise Lynda Wisehon Juli English Anne Schoof 208 Fan: Aucon Jennifer G. Behlends Paulo Block Julie B. Drinker Sue Chioppe Sue Colllns Debolyn E. Daniel Debi Doer Leslie Dunn Lynne E. FIemIng Jennifer F. FrIer Julie Frier Wendy Holliday Jennifer Johnson Joci Kelchok Lori Lamb Catherine A. Lefevre Jeri Lydoy Tracy Lyday Mary Motson Carol McAdam Lee D. McCony Meg McCony Ginny McCrocken Lesley Nelson Jane Oberlin Corie Phillips Mary Romes KAPPA ALPHA THETA :- Whites Or Brighr Colors? Angie Shoneff My mother prepared me well for college, She sent me To school wirh on olorm clock, 0 lot of advice, and fomin-size box of Tide. Of these rhree, rhe mosr helpful was rhe Tide, slnce Ioundry rime seemed to hir as often 05 rerm papers did and always or the some time. Ir wasn't hard to spot Ioundry rime. My rowels srorred showlng signs of gathering mold, and I was flooded wirh 0 sec of laundry everytime I opened my closer door The rellrole sign, however, was when my only pow of clean underwear Iefr were rhe fuchsia ones. The eVIdence wos rhere; if was laundry nme. I usually reserved Sunday nighrs for doing the wosh bur, unforrunorely, so did everyone else. By the time I reached rhe Ioundry room rhe only machines ovoiloble were rhe ones that eirher are your underwear or had been our of order since Seprember. Since the wait was long, I used rhor rime ro rerroce my steps for dropped irems. Besides the trail of derergenr I had Iefr, I would always lose 0 sock or o pillowcose olong rhe way. I rarely ended up wirh the some domes I starred our wirh. Finally, 30 minutes Iorer, I would srorr throwing my clorhes inro rhe washers. I was never sure whor consrirured o dork or light load, or how much soop ro use, or whether ro ser rhe machine for knits, colors, brighrs, permanent press, or delicores Mom had always said college would be rough. Nexr my clorhes were ready for rhe dryers. Some irems never reached rhis sroge, however, since I had eirher washed Them wirh the wrong colors or on the wrong cycles Finally I would corr my load upsroirs 0nd roke inventory of the Iosr, damaged, or bleached iremsl Sometimes I wish rhor I had brought my morher along with rhor box of Tide ro college. Nancy Riker Jan Risi Anne M. Rudnicki Donna Schulze Betsy Sheaffer Carole A. Silvolo Kim Sporenbetg Anne Spolyor Lynn Ann Stork Katy Svobodo Pamela E. Tracey Lynn Ann Williams Cindy Hollows Sue Luthy A Anne degen ' . 7 . ; Above- Louxse Seorson Sue Lurhey, and Carol McAdam. Lefr- Leslie Nelson and Mollie Hdmen. Above Top Louro Hoes Top Lefr Grercher Dclron, chhelle Fischer, Bersy Sheeffer and Sue Collins Koren Danes Jocki Blecho Beth A. Brisky Maryanne D. Clark Eleanor L. Cline Anna Fenoglio Allyson Foster Terri L. Gossmon Liso Gourieux Lisa Renee Greenwood Debbie Halfmonn Julie Heath Tenley Heskett Down Hoffman Carol M. Hohlfelder Ann Michelle Hucek Mary Johnson Julie Keith Mikey King Gretchen Koch Katie 5. Kleishel Kim Lacy Laura L Luughlin Andrea Lewis Jane C. Marshall Cello Martin Melanie McKoone Kathy McNeese f I Beverly Moore When r0 me sessions of sweet sllenr rhoughr I summon Up remembrance of things posr . . 210 . Elizabeth A. Mernitz Beth Moreheod Ann Nicholson Caren Nitschke Lisa Nomrom Tino Nuetzel Kay Ellen Pashos Cherie Peoke Lisa Raible Robin T. Ralston Lisa Reynolds Tommy Tote Monho Taylor Susan Almindo TurnEI Kim Warning Anne Webster Kmen Wilde Maggie Wilder Louro Winons Margaret Work Barb Ring Anne Cannon Kathryn A. Shook For lefr' Liso Reynolds and 59h Moreheod ;efr Bonnie Hensey Above Kappa chkers Tuna Nuersel, CO'OI HolfeXderl Corlo Momn, Bugle Gough Barb an9, L2 Jones, Anne Corley, Louro Wnons Z11 212 Jeffrey W. Ahlers James R. Boyer Scott Diggs Al Connell Ted Constantine Doug Elli t Greg Fon John Horc 1 Jeff Harris David Hath w y James C. Hen Paul M. Hershb ge Richard Hoge Robert P. Jon w k Woyn Johns William Moish Tim Moloney Frederick W. Miller Scott Myers Jon Newman David S. Norris Richard Ro'dosch Kenneth D. Randall Russ Riggen Steven D. Riley Bill Robinson Greg Schenkel Daniel Sh eeeeee Anthony Smart Curt Smith Paul C. Soper Steve Spice: John J. Tamales Douglas Taylor Doug Thomson LA Ii 4 . .. ! xii , 6241:. v ': s I; u I x come? 8 $61me Overheard in the Hub::' ITYeoh, Ij bogged class this morning because I blew off lost night and then I tocised out early because I was zooed out. To an outsider, this statement would be UninteIIigibIe, but any DePouw student can translate. What this petson said was, in onmon's terms: I did not go to class this morning because I didn,t prepare for it,- I went to bed early because I was extremely tired. This diction does not mean that DePouw students cannot use the English language effectively and properly. Rather, it illustrates Ionguoge that is specific to the DePouw campus. Whot HIegoIese is to lawyers, mothese is to mathematicians, and schizophrenese is to schizophrenics TTDePouwese is to DePouw students. It is commonIy known that no DePouw student in recent memory has ever gone to the grocery store for food. They have, instead, mode on ITIGA run Gt makes no difference whether one really goes to I,G,A,-ony grocery store is on I.G.A. to 0 student or DPVUJ for 'Tmunchies . The student then proceeds to nchow down or Mpig out. It is common otound DePouw to heat that 0 student IibIew the test Ior professoti out the door. This does not mean that the student W brought 0 fan to class and literally bIew the blue book out the ciossroom door, or OI shot the professor. It simply suggests that the student did well on the exam. To blow 0 test out the door should in no way be confused with blowing off, To blow off is do do nothing; Hblow the test out the door is quite an accomplishment. When the need presents itself, I wonder if anyone has ever cdlIed Campus Security. At DePauw, Campus Security is rarely called, but Grover is frequently called. We 0 depend on Grover to protect us, but I wonder how many DPU people know his lost name. After A oll, Koiols protected oil of New York 2 City, and he only used one name. These ore but 0 few terms from the dictionary of IIDePouwese . The list is virtually endless, and in the years to come DePauwese will change, 05, does any language; While we're at DePouw, however, we'II TOIH the way we wont to mlk Greg Bond J Top; Tony Smart. Middle: Bob Frouenheim, Chris Gentry, 0nd Dove GisIoson Bottom The WhoIe Gong, 213 214 Frank Scommegno Borb McHugh Robert Randall Allen Kevin R. Armstrong Amy Botdorf Stephen Robert Beck Anne Binghom Lori Blevins Cathy Brothers Donna Brown Laurel Brown Douglas Bunten Wendy Burger Steve Champion Susan Ciessou Laurie Curry Kloes W. Daley Steve Davies Juan Carlos Dovilo Poul Dirks Renee Doll Camille Elick William Foote Eric Fout Kippy Garnet Elizabeth Ann Gillies W Peter Honroth Brenda Hansen Judith Hodshire George Hopple Susan Harriett Horn Angela Jones Randolph Scott Jones Kim Kelley Elizabeth King Rise Lubker Lee Movkhom George Martin Barboro Ann McHugh Scott Miller Yoshiko Mori Ernie Mueller Ken Myers Brenda Noble Lindo Nye Roijo Peltonen Kath Pennovorio Laura Pichon Stanley Pondo Julia A. Pratt Gordon Reinhan Greg Edward Rinenhouse Jose Sevillono Lynn Srarron 4 Kay Stoneking Laurence Sneicher Mary E. Sutton Kiwomi Tonoko John Torble Tim Turkington Vicky Urban Carol Uth Eli: Vonderohe Michael Forbes Allen Horkness Chmles E. Jackson Tofessework Mogetu Keith Welsh John Wolfe Mark Miller Tom Millimnn Jim Moyers Michael Pettineo Bryon Woodsmull Ann Woolmon Ken Prine Vernay Numsen Reindollar Frank P. Scornmegno 21S Simone Beach Liso Benhon Jodie Bemdt Laura Bilodeou Sabrina Bishop Susan Blokley Laura Brown Erin Buck Kathy Burek Mory Burnhom Lucy Butln Chelyl Chamberlain Doro Ciancio Susan Cislak Holly Conreux Rosemary Cox Renee Defnet Jennifer Devoe Tracie Dick Sabrina Doll Cyndie Duff Theleso Dunbm Susan Ellefson Amy Flynn Stacey Gloub Sandy Gyorgyi Vicki Hoeger Susan Horber Suzanne Helrbn Norma Holzmeyer Liso Jocks Paulo John Cynthia Jones Debra Juncket Pom Kern Jennifer Kneisley Tracy Loin Alice Marie Lambert Vicki Liesendohl Leah Lococo Siri Loescher Stacy Long Chris Marsh Marcia McGohe-y Lisa Michael: Jone Morrison Jone Nohro Soto Nelson Elizabeth Ookes Kim Ohmon Pamela Poro Lyn Phillips Kimberley Price Dana Lynne Rogiel Rebecca Riley Sara Leigh Ritchie LUCY ROWLAND HALL Jennifer Yookum Karin Zuckermon Amy Robb Betsy Rogers Marcia Rothschild Dionne Ruff Carol Schussler Audry Schweier Lisa Sensel Renate Silins Katherine Slaughter Kim Steigerwold Mary Ann Steinhiiber Jennifer Slempel Janet Sundermon Kathy Sutton Sabrina Thomas Tracey Trombino Denise Vollee Dee Ann Wall Stacey Whittier Janis Williams Kris Williams Gregory Wynne FRISBEE DePouw is o perfect surrounding for me beloved art of frisbee. Eost Coliege Iown 'iouses 0 great nine hole golf course. For those who haven't ployed, it is simply 0 form of goif, played with o frisbee. Here's how to do it: take 0 trisbee, pick 0 target and mrow until you have hit the target. The humber of throws it raises is your score. With the recent popularity of frisbee golf it 's not uncommon to see 0 Iorge state competition, Frisbee does not have to be competitive though. A simply game of catch can be seen outside any living unit. If you haven't tried the game you may be wondering what it's all about Weii it provides exercise; it's cheoo and easy. The frisbee is simple to throw yet 0 choiiehge to master. Uitimqte is the ultimate in frisbee action. The Quad, Bowmori iown end the Dells mcke for excellehnultimore fields Ultimate is o combination of soccer, footboi1 end bosketboll. There ore two teoms; to stort off, one team throws the ftisbee to the other, 05 0 type of kickoff, The object of the game is to move the frisbee down the field ond across the goal line The frisbee must be tossed in the air to o teammate in order to move down the field. If 0 member of the other team intercepts the frisbee or the frisbee touches the ground, then the other team gets the frisbee, They then begin to move the disk to their gool line This sport has been included in Spirit Week and also in the Little 500 activities. DePOuw's excelien' surroundings provide an added incentive to master the sport. Jeff Hordcostiee 217 Mark Dionchin Rick Born Ron Bowling Gavin Brown Tod Brown Bruce Copehcm Jr. John Corpentet Reid Cole Joy Clandull James Cunningham Luis Dnvilo Drew Dunlovy Neil Fockler J. Scott Fmgey Bony Forrester John Frewen Greg Gubbord James Gust Michael Gedling Robert Gilbertson Steve Grimes David Honkemeier Alon Hill Joe Horine Por Ridley and Jim Underdown N2 218 ' - . Jon Houghrolen R. Kei1h Howard Victor lhejetoh Richard Joeger Bony Jones Michael Kehoe Kroig Kenworthy Eric Kjellmork George Kollios John Louer Melvin Lee Mark Mocleod Patrick McGeehon Michael Melton John Mill Dwight MilIer R. Tipton Moody Kareem Nozir Binh Nguyen Shea Nickell Christopher Noland Douglas Page William Peck Gory Lee Pierce Rick Richtel Patrick Ridley Victor Rogers Eric Runyon l Poul Sonno Bill Sasseman Eberhard Schmiu Daniel Schworz Michael Shea Jeffrey Smith Philip Smith Norciso Solero Richard Steele Robert Sregwee Cory Stewart Gregory Stroke Geoffrey Stmyer Jon Srroyer David Stronczek Iom Tenhove Scon Thelondet Douglas Thompson Frank Tigue Gmhom Warning Ellisondro Washington Drod Weatherbie Brion Wind Chris Winsteod Jeff Wolfe Jason Wright Lawrence Young Jr. 219 Cheryl Arnell Catherine A. Benson Darien Beyer Susan Brcun Donald E. Calhoun Ill Poul Clippinger Movie Mercedes Fernandez Patti S. Gorrell Scott W. Honslip Linda Hesson Debomh R. Hinkle Michael R. Jockscn Brian Joeston Dede Londeck Poul Lueken Robert S. Martino Monica Meyer Cathy Millet Timothy John O Donovon Nona Owusu Bobbi Pendell r Becky 5. Hunter Kogsdole William W. Ralph Cynthia Schelske Jock Douglas Sutton John Vinzont Pom Warren Ann Buser Michael D. Fisher Greg A. Bond Luann Kirkpatrick Thomas P. Loskey Mark A. Schlegel 220 Tolls about life our-in-town is incomplete without 0 few comparisons with fraternities and dorms. For the most port, folks move off campus by choice presumably ieovirig the living unit blues behind for 0 change of pace OIT provides 0 flexible lifestyle for the srudent unregimenred by house monoger or song leaders Such basics as sleeping and eating become less risky and more convenient. After 0 few months on campus good heolthy creative cooking seemed as reel 05 o cur in house bills. The homes of the meals were familiar, but the food was foreign Like Beef Srrogonoff, our cools knew the home, but the recipe eluded her,- she forgot the noodles. Evidently they weren't in the con. She must have hod o Chiidhood troumo invoiving Betty Crocker or something Soturdoy coldcur iunches always gave me trouble. I could never identify whether some portion was very old meat or very new cheese Not that things ore that different OIT, but deciding on 0 menu is easier with three rather than 53. There is liver in Greencosrie, orid pizzas come in round shopes too. And if the person next to you doesn't like his fruir jello it is scraped mm the waste basket instead of catapulted across the dining room Not that ON the actions in the living units ore beyond your control or all the areas public, but having rhe run of the house again is great. A couch here, 0 few pillows there, and if you stort looking for 0 place early enough in the spring, 0 fireplace or sundeck can be acquired. Before you know it, all the conveniences of lost yeor moteriolize without having to sweep the back stairwell that you never used anyway. What it oli boils down to is accountability. Assuming you know what you iike, you provide those necessities and iuxuries that you end those people sroying OIT wont. At times the living unit presents 0 group identity conduove to less then rotionol fuhi People choose to live in 0 house where someone was going to empty 0 fire extinguisher in their bed while chanting fomilior verses. How about 0 discussion ot 0 house meeting debating the merit of a house pet which bases the argument on 0 frozen squirrel the secretory pulls out of o bog Some things grow oid . . . and thaw. With the right company and occomodotions, livmg out is procticoi, relatively inexpensive, and relaxing. It's 0 comfortable and convenient step to the eventtuol move our of Putnam County. An open invitotion back to the old way of living stonds, end if my neighbors decide to blast We Are Family , I con'r hear it By Joke Jackson Upper Left: Jock Mohoney Below: Pom Warren 222 Bill Kiel, Clay Thompson, Nevin Whitelow Stu Smith, BI Oakley Robert D. Baker Mott Bray Vic Durriss John Cossidy Dominic C. Cefoli Tracy Clifford Brad H Collins Woody Corey James Cunis PHI DELTA Bruce D. Donaldson Rob Doyle Pete Durmenr John Croig Feld Todd Fliss Paul D. Fredrick Chris Giles Thomas C. Gregory Jeff Hall Bvion Hortmon James F. Hoppensteodt Brion Howell Alon Hutchinson Chris Johnston Keith Kente! Bill Kiel Jim Klingler Greg Lewis Francis Lolli Eric Mollory William A. McDonnell Michael P. Murphy Ken Owen Joe Rovoi Doug Ruggles Steve Schroer Stuart B. Smith Robert Spolym John F. Stevenson Mork Sumido Joy G. Swordenski II Mark Paul Utterbock William David Wchl Michael J. Wolkel Nevin Whitelow John H. Wiidman Bob Wilson, Blion Wolfe Christopher Wood Thomas 5. Bridges Phi Delta Theta Basketball Marathon for Charity 224 Joseph John Arrio Thomas Boyer Jeffery E. Deckner Gregory P. Broun Winston Briggs Kenneth H. Bushelmon Joseph D. CorneyA Jr. Rebum M. Collins, Jr. W. Michael Davidson Tony Devorco Peter Dinwiddie Bob Farris Stuon J. Ferguson Mork Flegenheimer Ron Galiene N. Peter Hoddo Chip Klosterman Craig Londis Gleg Linton Mike Luedev Seth Mason Phil McDonald Don McLean Blion Montgomery Kevin Neal Eugene O'Reilly Williams N. Om, Jr. Goty Robinson Page Torn Pentel PHI GAMMA DELTA Jeff Deckner Paul D. Qua Wesley Royce Michael David Shufer Stuart Steele Johnson Taylor Thomas Bill Tipton Eric Vole Theodore Wonbelg Steve Williams Kent D. Zepick Tim Boehm Ted Wonberg Spencer 3002 Robert D. Britigon Rob Brown Michael 5. Casey Deon Cobble Mark Conklin Jeffrey Connev Thomas C. Dugon Jeff Feners Jeffrey P. Flynn Bradley S. Fuson George R. Geiger Poul Geyel Greg Gibson Tom Gibson James G. Gilmore, Jr. John T. Goljtz, Jr. Donald C. Greoves, Jr. Elik Hofkey Brion Hoover Herb W. Hoover Eric J. Hynden Jerry Johnson Derek Keys Torn Kotoske Scott Kuiper Jock Lens Rick Locke Dan McCurdy Patrick D. Moody Rick Mon Bruce Myrehn PHI. KAPPA PSI - Pece Noonon Tom Noonon William Glegory Oherren Randy M. Povlick Pete Pogue David A. Reidy. Jr. Tove Reser Frank Roberts Joe Rahs David M. Schrier Richard K. Setion Samuel L Seward, 11. I Gregg C. Stork David G. SningfelIow Mark K Wallace Mike Wallace Steve Walters Jeff Westhoven Ken Wielond John P. Woods Dave Zoellick 3 Upper Xefrv Dob Dririgon Upper nghr Rick Mon .Above Iefr. Jeff Werhoven LefrE-fPhi Psi's eyeiwg rhe gins. 228 Am Meeker 0nd Ktm Klrger Betsy Baker Loum E. Biggs Dione Chiopelas Tracy Cochran Lindy Cornelius Jill Cusick Susie Davidson Lori Dovis Ellen Dinermon Susie Eost Corrie Ferguson Anne Gibbs Cindy Greenberg Mary Henderson Kim Hollycross Solly Bergin Sheila Jean Horn Catherine Anne Jones Florence Davis Kimberly Gray 1;: . Jlr-VWH Morrho Weber cnd Cmdy Worson Susan Hors'rmonn Pie Jocoby Julie Jomes Cothetine A. Jones Kim E. Klinger Kim Leonard Noncy Lutz Missy Monin Sandy Motthys Pamela J. McLean Ann Wu Meeker Koten Morton Julie Parker Pcmi Porkison Melissa Phillips Dotsy Quinlan Katy Rasmussen Corrie Reovis Nancy Rider Julianna M. Schworz Beth Schwenk Julie A. Sloan Christy Smith Stephony Speicher Bonnie Spindler Linda Steil Cindy Swearingen Cindy Watson Manho Way Martha E. Weber Judith M. Yount Melva Zabarte Sue Stevenson When you arrive on campus and srorr HOUsemomS checking our sororiries 0nd froremiries, your're b enrhrolled, These Greek houses seem to be b By Pom Leech equiped with everyrhing 0 kid mighr need or wonr, including housemorhers. House moms have to be in one of rhe top reasons 05 to why people 90 Greek These lovely Xodles ore rhe one sroble elemenr in sororities ond froremiriesu If all rrurh be said, mosr Greek um'rs could not survive without her. She pbns our meals, mow many of us couXd survive wirhour foodD, keeps rrock of furnishings and repairs On some frorsl recording the repairs needed would be work for ren merD, has her own parking space, and smiles on owful Ior. Thor is one imporronr item every mom musr hove, even though she probably wants to jusr ler loose and scream, House moms dwoys seem to be in very cheerful moods and always rry ro moke you feel berrer. Besr of all, rhey are always rhere ro lisren to any problems or onyrime. They are glad ro help rhe house our in any way and that's greor because rhe house will - olwoys need her. Janet Acker Janice Amoroso Koten Archer Liz Dosquin Kathleen Betsill Elisabeth Bluuw Susan Brown REC Lilly Bruere Janet Burris Susan Anne Con Julie Coson Shown Cliff Cathy Cockelill Liz Copher 6S 39 g $3 i W3 w ?reShmon 1O When the freshmen women moved inro rhe dorms rhis Foll, rhey were mode pnvy ro oli rhe collegiore rerms like erggor , Hfror , lovolier , and o Hprep'C Bur rhe one rhor brought fear into heorrs of all was freshmen rem Every girl vows ro never goin rhe excessive poundoge rhor's common omoung college srudenrs Uhe Tab flows heavier around here rhon beeo. Bur rhe lures of Marvin's, Mama's! ond'Humer Joho's is TOO much ro cope wirh and The deliveries srorr coming. Ir wouldn'r be rhe rrue DePouw scene wirhour the emeols-on wheels , ro coin a phrase, To provide us wirh rhe luxeries of burriros and garlic cheeseburgers To keep from gaining rhe H1O , some of us quir eecold-rurkey and never order onyrhing bur solods. A few of us rry ro hove ir borh woys; order our end then hit rhe exercise class or 4:00. Bur rhen there are rhe many of us who don'r hove rhe willpower r0 srop ordering out or rhe ambition to go r0 exercise Class, so we don'r fighr ire We get hungry and we ear, come whor may, And come ir does in 10's, 15's, 20's . . . Lisa Clovdey Susan Ehlers Debby Gall Mauro Gotham Mory Hammond Susan Honey Loraine Hanson Marilyn D. Harris- Lyndo A. Hedges Laura L. Henderson Susan Henlein Lisa Hildebrand A. Anne Holcomb Lynda M. Hurd 230 1 Cathy lversen Susan Jackson Rite Jeffries Carolyn J. Johnson Linda Johnson Debbie L. Kenshol Nancy E. Krigboum Jennifer Lietz Annie McDonald Susan L. Mellin Joy Anne Mellon Chelyl Miles Meridee Miller Sharon L. Moist Lurk Morgan Ruth Myrehn Mory Myslinski Josi Nichols Mary C. Pinto Kathryn Prine Connie Qua Sandi Ratliff 1 Susan Ritter Lynn Sondels Deborah Lynn Schrier Volelie Dione Seckmon Ann Senger Tonya Seslm Angie Shoneff Kimberly A. Shrock Heather Snead Kelly Sporenberg Shelley l. Stowell Shari Snickler Sue Stringfellow Tlocey Trefry Drew Trimble Anne Turner Janet Velde Stephanie Vesper Susan Wadsworth Regina Ann Watson Betsy Wyandt Linda Young 231 SIGMA ALPHA EPSlLON Kevin J. Aikmon Thomas S. Andrews Adloph W Anshufz John C. Becker John P. Biebel Kurt D. Dies Samuel A. Boys David J. Bvondvik C. Doug Corey Ken Coquilene Todd Dillon Steve Edwards Kenneth Lee Fellrnon Manhew R. Fischer Frederick C. Fritz D. Louis Glaser ll Jeff Hordcoslle Pot Heffernon David Boswell Heyde Mork Hoff John Alon Hoover Kevin Lomome Kellom 2 Eric Dehoven, Jan Kinzie ' V Fellmon Skip Koestermon Barry F. Krieble John Lonier Jock C. Mohoney Randall K. Moy Lee C. McKinley Ill Brion McLane Chris Meyers Jim Mullin Steve Powell. Phil Lone, Kevin KeIIom, Jon Kinzie- Ofis Oneson Gregory L. Padgett Don Ronsdell Dominic Ronsdell David E. Reid Rob Schmid W. Brion Shorkey Steven Slokis Socrates S. Stanton Chodes W. Touche Jon Terpstro William J. WinsIow Eric C. Dehoven Brod Rogers Kevin James Perkins Mark J. Sirz James C. Ailing Dave Brandvik, Barry Krieble, Nik Lee Dove Monyn, Lisa Jocks, Sorn Boys John Lonier 233 234 Bill Butler, James leino - .AL; In; From: Tom PhiHips, Jeff Hensley Bock: Jim Ringer, John Dillon, Bill Durler Dirk Doker Brion Begley Dob Cothcon Phillip Cramel Whitie Cross Christopher Doy John Dovenbusch R. David Edwards Garrett Jeffrey Elam Doug Emerson David M. Findley Gregoty Fronke Martha Weber, Bernie Thomas SIGMA CHI 57:3. 1 W- I E Locosro Monogrammo -Liso Hendrickson Preppy. We've heard rhe word so much over rhe post rwo years it has become a cliche, Newspaper fashion cdumns now rell readers whor ro wear ro look preppy . The Preppy Handbook tells irs readers how ro act preppy. Today preppy fashion has become Whe sryle , o focr which classic preppies would be oshorred to admit. Bur woir 0 minute. Flip rhrough o Mirage of rwenry yeors ogov Observe rhe cloths-rhe perer pom collar, Oxford clorh blouses 0nd ploid kilrs on rhose ccieds. Look or rhose crew neck sherbnds 0nd khokis on 1061 DePouw men. There's nor much difference from rodoy's srudenrs, oporf from some posse ahMers, Npoinred cords e revived by rhis yeor's senior gifr drive commirreel crewcurs, 0nd shorr bangs, DePouw has always been preppy. HThe Tolbors could phoro- graph for their corologues here Brooks Brothers could send sporrsweor salesmen ro living unirs. Izod could open 0 clorhing department in the Booksrore, Maybe rhor's rhe difference berween rhe preppy spirit of DePouw ond rhe Pseudo-preppy spirit of The real world . hhsjusr Thor DePouw hos olwoys been rhis woy. Ir musr be somerhing in rhe oir! Rick Glisson Jim Honohon Jim Hordwick James W. Hon R. Jefferson Hensley Brent Holt Jerry Howmd Joseph I3. Johnson Thomas R Kleinschmidl Brion Kluever Hons Koehler Michael D. Krouss Samuel J. Long Roger Meochom Don Myers Curtis E. Neff Randell L. Neff George R. Nicholas Thomas M. PhiIIips Jeffrey Pohle Todd W. Ponder William C. Plice 6. James Ringer Peter Rogers David Stirsmon Stephen E. Strup Scott Tobler John L Dillon III 0 e e 6e e e67 David Dorbely Steve Moose Borberly Mike Brewers John Butdyl John C. Coll Thomas Chester Dob Clark Bob Cohen Jock Clowe Tim Dovis George Dowe Felix Dekm Frank Devlin Kevin Dolon Tom Donahue Steven P. Ellinwood Robert 0. Fine IV Dobie Flozier Phil Fleiny I Richard L Friedlen Mork Kepchor Bob Klupchok Eugene Lindlow Tubby Lockie Steve Lubera David Mingle Louis Mix Raymond G. Muvoido Jeffrey M. Nelson Jimmy Oliver Don Poprovok Poul Query 236 SIGMA ' NU V Joe Forinello Mumdl amigo The Closs of '81: Who The Heck Were They? By Bricl+Cheese With Fish Over the course of four years, there ore o myriod of possible changes one con go through, and indeed, the gtoduoting closs of 1981 was no exception. In the autumn of 1977 they entered the hollowed halls of ocodemio ormed with little more than 0 high school diplomo and eighteen years of sheltered existence But after four yeors of heavy drinking and loteinight cramming, the closs of '81 hos acquired several distinguishing trodemorks that set its members oport 4 from the rest of the DePouw humdrumst For example, 0 senior is 0 person who, after eight discouraging semesters, has finally mustered a respectable mustache. Or 0 senior is the only person who's had his preppie clothes long enough to wear the starch out of them, And you can recognize the seniors in Marvin's, for they're the only ones smort enough to go bock into the kitchen to order their burritos insteod of hanging around the cosh register for fifteen minutes. Yes, seniors certainly stick out in o crowd! They come to DePouw 1 with excessive hair and receding stomachs only to deport wim receding hair and excessive stomochs. But despite their aged looks, i DePouw seniors! with four grueling years of camper, comp, ert rorher college, behind them, can periodically be seen poroding oround compus potent leother clean on their way to countless job interviews. And although their youthful looks moy be forever lostl they enter the Hreol world with the involuoble wisdom of college behind them. For instance when they 'first orrived or the gates of ocodemic Utopio they were merely noive freshman, bUi ofter thou sands of trips oround the frisbee golf course and other such enlighten- ; ing activities they're finolly old enough to know better For only seniors con remember when the freshmen quod was all girls. And it is I seniors who come here to be doctors, but are leaving with degrees in taxidermy. And those senior girls who waited patiently for Mr. Right ore now begging onybody for o dote, while their mole clossr motes tried everything for those some three years, until they eventu- olly sow the light and went off-compus to get 0 good dote. Finally, as the onxiety of responsibility begins to grab the seniors of '81 by the throat, and o rising unemployment rote sends arrows of panic through their overdrofted Checkbooks, they leave DePouw the some way they enterediscored out of their Wits! With the only difference being that they come here with oil the answers and ore leaving with oll the questions! r1 K SenIOrs make 0 good show during spirit weekend J Michael Roman Harald Secrest Randy Shumon Al Smith Gregory Spudic Jim Stinnett Lance Swank Leonord Swintek David Taylor Bluce 5. Terlep Dtion Vondergloss Thornos Zulonons Greg Gottmon Thomas Zulonos, Rich Vaughn, Brion Vonderglos, Mike Boine, John Coll . . . AND THEWORLL- mcdl mpugg g? 1K x. E? , g .,,lom5.. N Freburg - rhe Corherdrd domrnores rhe skyline of rhe medieval rown 05 xr has done rhrough rhe cenrunes, 0nd pwcruresque oileys lead our mo W'Ide open squares, luxunonr gardens and resrful porlls MY Meeker Greece 7 the Pcrrhenon seems dose enough r0 be In your back yard and the Aegean Sea is visible from the roof of your oporrmenr buildxng A Ddy Vienna rhe ciry of Srrouss wolrzes, wine gardens, and choir boys. Once rhe nucleus of o fivercemruryrlong empzre, rodoy If IS a Cin ropwdly becomwng a center of Unwed Nonons ocnviry 7 L Modenzie Opposite Page: Moonrese of GIZC, Downsronrs on Mykonos; Grecian Dehghr, This Page: Messini, Sourhem Greece; mind Arhenion on o sidewalk; Fomily resemblonce; Worry beads, pohncs 0nd soccer 239 Opposite Page: Coiro neghborhood, Ausrrion srreer scene, Sunboked Egypr, reflecwe hindsight or Auschwirz, YugoleVIon crofrmon; Village on Crete, This Page: Complocence In 0 Mosque, Downsroirs 0r Mykonosl Thessolonik skyhne 241 $ $583 ?EW LumE SHSTER Ccmmwummmss ALPHJA EPSHMEN 244 EAST CAMPUS; NURSING What are you doing here? Well . . Do you work in a hospital? uYes. Do you get paid? No. Where do you take classes? In the hospital. What do you guys study? Pathology, pharmacology, psychology I bet you must party up there a. lot. You do? d Where do you live? In an apartment in the city. Do you still belong to the sorority? I think so. I! l! -- n'a- .aag-ma- I would like to address rhis edirorlol ro my peers back in Greencosrle. I have found rhor rhere is o pandemic nolvery effecting campus about how we isolored nursing srudenrs live. In focr, ir seems as if many people SImpIy forgor rhor, yes, we srill do pay ruirion ro DePouw. Many people have rhis image of us plocidly sipping our beers locked in our oporrmenrs behind five dead bolrs for The Iosr two years of our college careers, Even though The omcles in The DePouw obour rhe Indianapolis campus shed some lighr on our siruorlon, I would like ro make 0 comparison of lifestyles. Ar 7 am. Monday morning or the hospirol in full uniform for clinical, l mink back on The mornimgs when I decided ro bog bowling and drew rhe covers up over my heod. While sronding ih line wirh $57 worrh of groceries, l rhink how delicious Ir would be to simply ring rhe bell. Afrer sirring rhrough five hours of fluid and electrolyre imbalances, my mind srruggles to remember why I didn'r appreciate poetry closs while Ir losred When I'm Indusrriously Cleonlng 0nd vacuuming my oporrmenr, I wish I could just our rhor wosre can our In rhe hall for rhe mold ro empry. Ar nighr when I'm nervously walking back from rhe Medical Librory with moce in hand reody ro blind rhe firsr suspicious character I see, I'm reminded of leisurely midnight strolls ocross Eosr College Lown. Ar week's end after sixteen hours of clinicol 0nd rwelve hours of class for jusr three and one-holf credirs, I long for 0 full credir Iood bock inro campus. Last week on o sunny Thursday ofremoon as I drove through rhe gherro ro visir o communiry heolrh client, I coughr myself fonrOSIzing obour beer-imbibed counrry runs. While now I worry obour keeping my shoes sparkling white and my cop srorched, I used to worry obour if I had 0 worchbond ro morch my belr or 0 hair ribbon to march my Izod. Opposite Page: Donnc Morreson, Mrs. Springer, Denv use Clodfelrer Series This Page: Jr nursing srudenrs enjoying Cycleromo Slng. 24S ' SENIORS i Susan Anderson Elizabeth Bailey Moribeth Dereolos Kris Bubenzel Mary Fran Clifton Denise Clodfelfer Stephanie Croft Sally Doeschner Margaret Edgeworth Elizabeth Forley LOIi Gillespie Renee Grawcock Paulo Kromet Janelle Lehman Ruth Miller Lorena Monroe William Monroe Lynn Oelschloger Karen Patterson Jone Pheiffer Pom Riegol Juliet Soule Motquell Swain Jill Tanner Wanda Thtuston Mary Ann Toth Katie Vickerstoff Judith Vos Linda Walpole Susan West Susan Williams Susan Wochos Constance Zeorbough Above: LISO Meloche. Right; Lynn Johnson For right; Denise ClodFeXrer Mary Storey Melinda Wolthets Robin Adair Beth Bailey Dione Boecker Leslie Bumoin Sheree Ctabill Janet Cristee Catherine Curtis Mary Beth Flurry Ann Gibson Karen Goebel Cheryl Groll Dionne Hardin Patricio Hort Lynn Johnson Liz Jones Julie Kiritsis Wendy Kramer Jennifer Larson Laurie Moclsooc Donna Motteson Mary McCoughey Jacqelyn McElftesh Kris Moellet Kay Meyers Cindy Plice Jo Ann Reinocket Soro Schocht Christine Shootet 1 Going to classes gtven by female professors with the some thirty- seven females day after day makes the lust for the sight of fraternity men. And finally after completing a twenty-three poge exam over four weeks of lecture from five different professors and readings from nine different books, I wonder why I can hardly break 0 rwoepoint when I used to be disappointed with c three point. Please don't misunderstand me, Even though life in Indianapolis isn't all keggers 0nd condlelights, there ore mony highlights. I like living and learning here, I'm glad I have had the opportunity to experience college both on campus and in the city. Apartment life is good, end what we're learning is very tongibIe. And I wouldn't choose to go back, even though I enjoyed my days on campus and remember them fondlyt Yet, it's 0 different kind of enjoyment now, 0 redirected sense of commitment, 0 new kind of dedication. But it ain't onoys easy. And I'm not saying the classes oren't difficult and 0 lot of work; they ore, and I realize now how much they taught me. What I am saying 15 that, in general, people can't relate to what it's like being 0 DePouw student without living or DePouw. Sometimes I think that Indy and Greencastle ore on two different planets, because I'm often treated 05 on illegal alien when I return. I om frequently asked how I stand working with oII those sick people, when the point of nursing school IS to Ieorn how to help people regain their health. The point of nursing school is to understand the human body end humon mind in sickness and in health, to be able to relate to people, to help them heIpi'themselvest So please, help us out 0 little, and think of us from time to time as we do of you. By: Robin Adoir-Jr. Nursing Student 247 248 Sigma Theta Tau is rhe nursing honor- ory. To be chosen, one mUST show aca- demic excellence, as well as doing our- sronding work during clinicoli Throughour the year DePauw's choprer is very 00 rive. They have sponsered mony guesr lecrurers rhroughour the Fall and Spring semesters. The National Student Nurses Associ- orion is on ossociorion rhor ony srudem nurse may join NSNA has local, srore, 0nd notional choprers. DePauw's chop- rer is exrremiy ocrive. On porenr's week- end rhe girls participated in 0 blood pres- sure screening, bake sole, and r-shirr sole. Money raised from this enabled many girls to go ro rhe srore 0nd norionol con- venrionsi They also went coroliihg ro 0 few nursing homes and rhe Children's Pavilion, in Indy. The choprer is also working on welcoming packers for rhe incoming sophomores. In rhe foil, for the firsr iime, The School of Nursing had a career doy. Recruirers from hospitals, come from all over the Unired Srores. This enabled rhe Srss r0 get 0 look or whor is ahead of rhem come Moy. Other ocriviries the nursing srudenrs porricipored in were Cycleromo Sing, wirh rhe rheme, UWhor are you doing back, is ir Fridoy already? and cookours. The Jr.s ended rhe year with on owords picnic, whiie rhe Sr.s celebrated or one of rhe girl's forms. I Above: Sigmo There Tou, LR, Bock iO fronr Reigol, Jones, Lehman, Wclpolel Powell, Kramer, 9., Growcocis Johnson, Souie, Monroe, W , Kramer, Hardin, Tanner, Willoms, Gonzo, Avery, Wesr Lower left: Lubkin, Blevhs, Nurs Adviser Lower Right: Tanner Wifh recrUirers. f3 Upper left: Movns, Nursmg AdVIsor Lower left: Lloe, Poro Lower right: LVR, Dock ro From Rewgd, Bubenzer, Shooter, Morreson, Herr, Jones, Cllfron, Vwclsersroff, Oelschloger, Lehman, Soube, Monroe, L , Zeorbough, Johnson, Tanner, Doeschner, Farley, Twornberry, Hardin, Anderson, Willoms, Monroe, VA Price, Pheiffer, V05, Walpole, Croft, Kramer, 9., Upper Right: Soule, Patterson $ 1'$l'$?$: iaw-FF i':a w... :n-mm; gNQ A-Jomes Kleinschmidt B-Duvid Murray C-John Mohr D-Dodge Johnson E-Joon Cloor F-Rbt. Bottoms G-Lowrence Elom H-Fred Lamar lJohn McConnell J-Chorles Bruce K-Poge Morton L-Richard Rosser M-Eleonor Ypmo N-Corol Amer O-Fred Silonder P-Ted Kotulo Q-Tom Amer R. Marvin Swanson S-Pot Aikmon T-Roger Roof and Judy Miller CLA, Jone Sullivan RN. Morilynn Hunter RN Communication A-Knupp. Ralph: B.S., Philadelphia C. of Bible; Th.M., Dollos Theological Seminary; Ph.D., Purdue U. B Elrod, James: B.A,, Indiana U.,- M,A., ibid.; PhD, ibid. CMrs. Mildred Cook D- Burl'in, Ann: MA. E-Groth, Gory: MA. F-Pauwels, Gerard: B,AV, lndiono U.; MA, ibid G-Kelly, Judith: BVSV, Purdue U.,- M.S., ibid. H-Weiss, Robert: B.A., Albion C.,- MA, Norrhwesrem U ; Ph.D., ibid. IASutton, Larry, Chairmen: B.A., Morierro C.; MAL, Ohio U. i l Economics A-Field, William: B.A., Corlron C.; M.A., U. of Michigan B-Wcmen. . G.E.: B.A., Sourhwesrem C; MA U of Iowa; Ph.D., ibid C-Wachter, Daniel: B.S., Purdue UA, M.S , ibid D- Lemon, Gory: B.A., U of Kansas! M.A., ibid. E-Shetty, Shanker: M.A., U. of Chicago; Ph.D., U. of Minnesoro F-Cotonese, Anthony: BVA., U of Dayton; M.B.A., Ohio U.; PhD, Sourhem Illinois U. Cotonese. Margaret: B.S., U. of Dayton,- M.B A., Michigqm Store U. G-Moloney. Harry: B.A., DePouw U., M.A,, Indiana U.,- PhD, ibid H- Pankrotz. Alon: B.A., VoIporoiso U.; M.A., U. of Illinois; Ph.D., ibid. I- Groy, SoIly: B.S., Ohio U.; M.A., Syracuse U.; J.D., Indiono U. J-Gray, Ralph, Chairmen, B.S.C., Oth U ,- M.A., Syracuse U., Ph.D., ibid. MUSIC A-Grubb, Cossel. Direcror: B.Mus., Eosrmon School of Music,- M.Mus., U. of Rochesrer B-Fitzpotrick, Thomas: B A., St Ambrose C.; B.S., Julliord School of Music; Diploma, Rome Opera School, Iroly; M Mus , Indiana U. CiFitzpatrick, Jeanne: Diploma, American Conservatory of Music D-Schwede, Walter: BKMUSU U. of Michigan; M.Mus,, Catholic U of America E-Honno, Daniel: B A., DePouw U.; MA, ibid. F-White, Donald: 0.3., Temple U.,- M.Mus., U. of Rochesrer; Ph.D., ibid. G-Wilcox, Eunice: B.Mus., U of Michigan; M,A., Wesrem Michigan U.; PhD, Michigan Store UV H-Corkeek, Arthur: B.Mus., DePouw U., A.A.G.O.; M.S.MUS., Union Theological Seminary l-Hopper, Alice: B.Mus., Murray Srore U.; M.MUSV, U. of Illinois J-Salman, Randy: 85., U. of Illinois, Urbano; M5, ibid. K-Smith, Orcenith: B.Mus,, Conservatory of Music, U. of Cincinnori; MMus., ibid. L-lrwin, Stanley: B.A., Baylor UA; B.C.M., Sourhwesrem Boprisr Theological Seminary; M.Mus., Southern Merhodisr U.; Diploma, lnrernorionol Opera Studio, Zurich Opera Gwirzerionw MCymermon, Claude: Firsr Prizes in Piano, Chamber Music and Sight Reading, Conservatoire Norionol Superieur de Musique, Poris N Grocock, Robert: B.MUS., Performer's Cerrificore in Trumper, Eosrmon School of Music; MVMusq U. of Rochesrer O-Thomos, Robert: B.MUS., West Virginia U.; M.Mus., Indiana UA; DMA, ibid. $ . Romance Languages A-Serpo, Vincent, Chairman: B.A., Colby, C.; M.A., Middlebury C. B-Wolters, Gordon: B.A., U. of Cincinnori; M.AT, Cornell UV; Ph.D., ibid C-Mecum, Kent: 85., Burler U; M.A., Indiana U.; Ph.D., ibid. D-Albro, Clarence: B.A.,.U. of Kentucky,- M.A,, ibid.; Ph,D., ibid. E-Carl. Ralph: B.A., C. of Woosrer; M.A., U. of Michigan,- Ph.D., ibid. F-Cuny, Jomes:B,A., Duke U.; M.A., Middlebury C.,- Ph.D., lndiono U. GRombo, James: B.A., U. of Kansas; M.A., U. of New Mexico; Ph.Dv, ibid. H-Beaudry, Agnes: B.A., Marshall U.,- MVA., Cose Wesrem Reserve U.,- Ph.D., U. of Illinois German And Russian A-vonZwoll, CorneIius. Chairmen: D.AV, Cdvin College; M A. U of Michigan; Ph Michigan Srore U. B-Wellivel, Glenn: A.B., Dickinson C.,- MA, Norrhwesrem U ; PhD, ibid. C-Gibson, Darryl: D.Aw U. of Utah; M.A., U. of Pirrsburgh; PhD, Brigham Young U. D-Moyer, Edward: Bocceloureor University of Strasbourg, France; 3 Language Dipbmos mumonion, Russian, Serbo-Croorionl Ecole Norionole des Longues Orienroles, Paris, France; Licence-evaerrres, U. of Paris Gorbonnex- MA, U. of Michigan; PhD, Ibid. D-Kern. Clifford: BSW Washington 6 Lee U.; M.A., lndiono U.,- PhD, ibidv E- Moys, Charles: B S., U. of Nebraska; M.S., ibid.; Pth Arizona Store U. F-Johnson. Michael: 0.5., Northern Illinois U.,- Ph.D., Norrhwesrem U, G- Gammon, James: B.S., Wisconsin Srore U.; M.S., U. of Wisconsin,- Ph.D., ibid. Nor Pictured: Fuller. Forst. Chairman; B.A., DePouw U.; M5,, Purdue U.; PhD, ibid. A-Henninger, Ernest: B.A., Wabash C; M.A.T., Horvord U.,- Ph.D., Purdue U; B- Kissinger. Paul: B.S., Albrighr C.; M.S., Norrhwesrem U.; PhD, Rurgers U. CrHenry. Hugh,Choirmon: BAA, Emory 6 Henry C; BS. ibid.; M.S., U. of Virginia; Ph.D., ibid. Earth Sciences H-Stehmon, Charles: PhD. l-Modison, James: 13.5., U. of NC; MS, ibid; Ph.D., Woshingron U.; C.P.G. J-Loring, Robert, Chairmen: B.A., Ohio U; MA, lndiono U. Bocreriology K Adoms. William Preston: BS, U, of Georgia, M.S., ibid; PhD, Horvord U L7 Mays, Charles: D,S., U. of Nebraska; M.S., ibid.; Ph,D., Arizona Srore U. M. Fletcher, Robert: BA, DePouw, U.; MA, Ibid, NiHogorth, A.J.: PhD. O-George. James: 85., Allegheny C.; PhD, U. of Illinois P-Rickens. John:B,S., Indiono U.,- MS, Cose Wesrem Reserve U.; PhD, ibid. Q-Burkett. Howard: BAA DePauw,U.; Ph.D., U. of Wisconsin R-Cook, Donald. Chairman: B.A., Augusrono CA; M.A., U. of Illinois,- Ph.D., Indiono U S-Schwortz, Eugene: BA, Case Wesrem Reserve U.; M.S., ibid; . Ph.D., ibid T-McFarlond, John: B.A., Depouw U.; PhD, Vanderbilt U . g Ahhottochoryyo, Deborah: PhD. B-Reiling, John: BA, U. y of California; MA, lndiono U ; Ph.D., ibid. CMonnon. James: BA, Southern Illinois U.,- M.A., ibid; Ph.D., ibid. D-Koemmer, John: B.MU5., Willomerre U.; M.A., Scorrirr C,- MDiv., Gorrerr Theological Seminary; PhD, lndiono U. A n r h r o P o I KkOO E-Roines, Steven: B.C.E., Georgie lnsriture of Technology; M.A., Emory U.; Ph.D., ibid. F-Goretf, B.L.: B.A., Arlington Srore C.; M.A., Boylor U.,- Ph.D., ibid. G-Ypma, Edward: B.S., Purdue U.,- M5, ibid.,- Ph,D., ibid. H- Schulenburg. Candace: B.A., Lawrence U.; MAW Kenr Srore U.; PhD, Bosron U I-Goodson, Felix: B.A., Princeton U.; M.A., U of Missouri, Ph.D., ibid. J-Silver, Michael: B.A. Ohio Sror'e U., MA, Columbia U.; Ph.D., ibid, K-Kelly, Richard: B.A., HOfsrro U.; M.S., Purdue U.; Ph.D., ibid L-Berrio, Margaret: B.Mus., Oberlin C; M.A., Sourhem Illinois U,,- M.S., Tufrs U ; PhD , Indiana U Philosophy And Religion A-White, John: B.A., Emory and Henry C.; M.Div., Duke U.; Ph.D., ibid. B-McKelligcm. Marcia Ann: DA, Mount Holyoke C.,- M.A., U. of Massachusetts; Ph.D., ibid. C7 Newton, Robert, Choirmon: B.A., Yole U., M.Div., Union Theological Seminary; PhD, Columbia U. D-Guoustovsson. Roger: A.B., Princeton U.; B.D., Yole U.; Ph.D., ibid. E- Eccles, Robert: PhD. F-Putz, Carl: 8.5., Antioch CV; PhD, U. of Pittsburgh G-Reinecke, Louise: B A., Wellesley C.,- Ph.D., Yole U. H-Eigenbrodt, Harold: B.A., North Cenrrol College; DD, Yole U.,- M.A., ibid.,- Ph.D., ibid. ? r. n 1 l-Forber, Robert: B.A., DePouw U.; MA, U. of Chicago; Ed.D., Indiono U. Roybem. Judith: 8.5., Butler U.,- M.S., ibid; Ed.D., Indiana U. Warren, Stanley: Director of Block Srudies and Associate Professor of Education; B.S., Indiana Cenrrol C.; M.A.T., Indiana U.; Ed.S., ibid, Ed.D., ibid. MocPhail, Ned: 05., Doll Store U.; M.A., U. of Michigan; Ed.D., George Peabody C. Swihort, Roy: 8.5., Manchester C; MA, Boll Store U.,- Ed.D., ibid. J-Kern, Arvillo: BS. in Ed., Cenrrol Srore U.; M.A.T, DePouw U, K. Wills. Mildred, Chairman: 85., Indiana Store U.,- MA, ibid; PhD, ibid. Morhemorics A-Dudley, Underwood: B.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology,- M.S., ibid; Ph.D., U. of Michigan B- Townsend. Gloria: PhD. C-Zeller, Michael: PhD. D7 Anderson, John: B5. in Ed, U. of Nebraska; M,A., ibid.; PhD, Purdue U. E-Gass. Clinton, Chairmen: D.A., Gusrovus Adolphus C.; M.A., U. of Nebraska,- PhDV, ibidv F-Thomns, Robert: BA, Oberlin C,- M5, U. of Illinois; Ph.D., ibid; C.D.P. GMonill, John: B.A. DePouw U.,- M.A., U. of Michigan; Ph.D., ibid. E t i .l i l i , x .i 7....9;U Jav .VA r;o-UWWV..A-. j .w- ,...,.-a.- F7 rV..maU-U.., Political Science H-Darling, Frank: B,A., Principio CU,- MA, U of Chicago; PhD, American U. I- Cranmer, William: M A. JUDoynes, Byron, Chairman: B5, Brigham Young U ,- M.S., ibid; PhD, U of Chicago K Raymond, 0. Ralph: D A., Horvord U , Diploma Slavonic Studies, Oxford U Gnglondl MA, Harvard U.,- PhD, ibid L Rufot, Amir: B A., U. of Geneva Switzerlomdl M.A., U. of Nebraska,- Ph D., U. of Minnesoro M-Calvert, Robert: BAA, U. of California, Berkeley, Ph D., Harvard U. Classical Studies A-Steele, Brandt, Chairmen: B.A., Wabash C.,- M.A., Princeton U. B- Minor, Edwin: B.A., Reed C.; Ph.D., U. of Wisconsin CGilmer, Peggy: B.A., Corleron C; M.A., Radcliffe C,- M.A., Norrhwesrem U. D-Cornell, Leslie: B.S , CW. Posr C.; M.A., U. of Missouri, Columbia rory E-Phillips, Clifton, Chairman: B.A,, Hiram C; B.Th., Srorr King School for rhe Ministry; M.A., Horvord U.; Ph.D., ibid. F-Wilson, John: BA, U. of Florida; M.A,, Bosron U.; PhD, ibid. G-Baughmon. John: B.A., DePouw U.; MA, Harvard U,; Ph,D., U. of Michigan H- Steinson, Barbara: B.A., Grinnell C.,- MA, U. of Michigan; PhD, ibid. I-Clifford, Roderick: B A, Mount Allison U., Conodo; B.Mus., ibidV; M.A., Queen's U., Conodo; MA, Johns Hopkins U.,- PhD, ibid. J?Schlotterbeck, John:B.AA, Johns Hopkins U.; MA, U. of Michigan; M.A., Johns Hopkins U K-Cooper, James: B.A., College of Woosrer; MA, U. of Wisconsin; Ph.D., ibid. ' lull?! 1m ..-.al 1 f 1 LWm. L-Meehon, William: BgF,A., Arr Insrirure of Chicago,- M.A., Bradley U. M-French, Roy: B.F.A., U. of Iowa; M.F.A., ibid. N-Herrold, Kingsley, Meehon, French O-Herrold, David: BS. in Ed., Konsos Srore Teachers C.,- M.F.A., Wichiro Store U. P-Klngsley, Robert: B.S., Edinboro Store C.; MVFVA., lndiono U. AiMont. Thomas, Chairmen, Director of Arhlerics: BS, U, of Maryland, M.S., Indiana U. B-Fleelond. Mary, Women's Boskerboll Coach C-Meyer, Edward. Baseball Coach; B.A., DePouw U ; M.S., Indiana U, DAFedermon, Barbara. Women's Golf and Volleyball Coach; B.S., in Ed, Eastern lllinois U.; M A. in Ed, New York U E-Berndt, Jerry, Foorboll and Track Coach! B.S., Bowling Green Srore U ; MS, U of Toledo. F-Hreho, Timothy. Assisronr Foorboll and Track Cooch- MAT, GLester, Ruth, P.E. Direcror, Tennis Coach B S, U. of Louisville, M Ed , Temple U ; PE Dir, Indiono U H-Cotton. Page, Soccer and Bosherboll Coach; B.A , Springfield C M.A.T , Depouw U. l- McColl, Elmer, Cross Counrry and Tennis Coach. I3 A,, Fresno Srore C.,- MPE, Purdue U, PMurphy, Mary, Women's Swim Coach. B A, Western Michigan U.. M S , lndnono U. JConnallon, Morlys: R.N., M.SNV K-Miller, Anna: R.N., M.$ N. L-Springer. Carol: R.N. M-Powell, Catherine: R.N., MS N-Riner, Patricia: R.N., MS. in N.Ed. O-LeVier, Nancy: M.S.N. A7Willioms, Clem: B.A., Yole U.; M.A., ibid.; Ph.D., ibid. B-Emery, Thomas: B.A., Col. Srote U., Fresno; MA, COL Store U., Son Francisco; M.F.A., U. of Iowa. C-Mizer, Raymond: BA, Muskingum C; M.A., Ohio Srore UV; Ph.D., ibid. D-Sedlock, Robert: B.A., U. of Norre Dome,- M.A., Horvord UA; Ph.D., U. of Norre Dome. E-Mennenga, Gordon: B.A., U. of Norrhwesrem lowo; M.F.S., U. of Iowa. F-Gilmer, Frank Walker, Chairman: D.A., U. of Virginia; M.A., Norrhwesrem U,; Ph.D., ibid. G-Biggs, Christena: B.A., DePouw U ,- M.A.T., ibid. H-Covonough, William: BA, U. of Pirrsburgh; M.A., ibid.; PhD, U. Of Wisconsin. l-Weiss, Ann: BA, Albion C.; M,A., Norrhwesrem U J-Roinbolt, Martha: B.A., Baldwin Wallace C., Bereo, Ohio; M.A., U of Missouri; PhD, ibid. KAGlousser, Wayne: Ph.D L-Nelson, Fred: B.T.A.A Pasadena Playhouse C. of Theorre Arts; BA, Idaho Srore U.,- MFAAA, Yole U. M-Comell, Cynthia: A.B., Vassar C; M.A., U. of COL,- Ph.D., U. of Missouri Nor Picrured: Bergmonn, Frederick: A.B., Woshburn CA,- M.A , Store U. of Washingron, Ph.D., George Washington U. Opdohl, Keith: 8A., Denison U,,- MAY, U. of Illinois; Ph,D., ibid. a 3 mZ-w-HJUrI-I UJ 274 It's Only Natural All Types of Letter press 8. Offse1 Priming Greencastle, IN 46135 Good Food Thor's . . . Good For You! Sondwiches 7Cookies Munchies PRINTING No Job Too Large No Job Too Small tLE OFFSET INC. CALL 653-4026 20 S JACKSON GREENCASTLE MALLORY CAPACITOR COMPANY Division of Mallory Componenrs GroupiEmhorr Indusmes, ch. K l Have a Cokecg and a smile. pdud ol The Coca-Cola Company CocavCola Coke are re Istered tra ermarks w ch identin the same pr Coca-Co1a Bottling Cp., IndianapoIis Inc., Speedway, Indiana 46224 276 ...ThQ fufure of energy is The fuTurQ of man. 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G Marion M. New Mr. G Mrs. Robert P. Moloney Dr. G Mrs. Nicholas L. Polite Anita Johnson, MD. G Mary Falkner Mr. G Mrs. Robert W. Ritchie John L. G Josephine C. McCormick Roger D. G Shirlee Ann Strup Ronald G Linda Buroker Wesley G Barbara Motzizkeit R. Hugh G Ann Parker Jock G Bemice Tweedy Mr. G Mrs. Gene K. Davis Mr. G Mrs. Alex Corey, Jr. Mr. G Mrs. Donald F. Elliot Deon A. Mitchell Joyce M. Helm Mr. G Mrs. Carl A. Henlein, Jr. Dorothy Bereolos Mr. G Mrs. Charles B. Newton Mr. G Mrs. Ellis Mr. G Mrs. N. Richard Huser Mr. G Mrs. Thomas E. Altivies Mr. G Mrs. James M. Gorrell Mr. G Mrs. Wood Mr. G Mrs. David M. Kock Mr. G Mrs. James Kneisley Mr. G Mrs. A.J. Vidmich Mr. G Mrs. Robert F. Hortkemeier Mr. G Mrs. Jack R. Aufderbeck Helen May Solero Robert G Irene Wosz Mr. G Mrs. John T. Weise Mr. G Mrs. Lloyd E. Peoke Mr. G Mrs. Wm. C. O'Donovon Skelton Skinner Desiree l. Scholtenbrond Dr. G Mrs. James T. Bionchin Clyde G Vivian Hoog Mr. G Mrs. Paul M. Rider Mr. G Mrs. Richard A. Pinto Dr. G Mrs. WJ. Lewis Mr. G Mrs. Leo Stronczek Mr. G Mrs. Frank Clawson Mr. G Mrs. Donald R. Wright Mr. G Mrs. Ronald Matthys Mr. G Mrs. Harry L. Rocker Mr. G Mrs. Robert E. Given Mr. G Mrs. Anthony Romion The John J. Cossidy Family Mr. G Mrs. Harvey J. Jounich Mr. G Mrs. Ronald W. Adams Mr. G Mrs. Norfhcutt Mr. G Mrs. Richard Gulon, Sr. Mr. G Mrs. K.N. Kermes Mr. G Mrs. Jerald B. Turner Col. G Mrs. Robert M. Rose Mr. G Mrs. Jock Zadigon Mr. G Mrs. Richard E. Wogmon Mr. G Mrs. Henry F. Biolek Mr. G Mrs. Reece Alexander Mr. G Mrs. John C. Meeker Mr. G Mrs. Joseph K. Schreier Mr. G Mrs. Stanley A. Williams Mr. G Mrs. Charles A. Corey, Jr. Mr. G Mrs. Lawrence E. Young Mr. G Mrs. Timothy Goffigon Dr. G Mrs. A. Fodul Dr. G Mrs. Walter S. Ridgewoy Dr. G Mrs. Domenico J. Deschomps Mr. G Mrs. William Howard Mr. G Mrs. John W. Chrispin Mr. G Mrs. Kenneth S. Talbot Mr. G Mrs. Nels Rasmussen Mr. G Mrs. Leonard Nodborne Dr. G Mrs. J. Louis Jones Dr. G Mrs. James D. Reid Mr. G Mrs. Douglas L. Hoge Mr. G Mrs. Austin A. McNichols Mr. G Mrs. William L. Macintosh Mr. G Mrs. Roben E. Hansen Mr. G Mrs. Raymond S. Thiem Mr. G Mrs. James W. Stevenson Mr. G Mrs. R.N. Becker Dr. G Mrs. John T. Burns Mr. G Mrs. James R. Fleming Mr. G Mrs. Donald R. Lynch Mr. G Mrs. John J. Farrell Mr. G Mrs. Richard E. Knapp Mr. G Mrs. F.A. Kummeth Mr. G Mrs. Sam Oliver Mr. G Mrs. Arthur Chapman Mr. G Mrs. Joseph F. Rychlok Mr. G Mrs. Jocoby Mr. G Mrs. Roger Sockett Mr. G Mrs. Blair Mr. G Mrs. Gordon E. Sfeil Mr. G Mrs. Trevor McCree 'I' Dr. E: Mrs. John W. Lee Mr. 67 Mrs. Wayne T. Chioppe Mr. 6 Mrs. Granger Cook Mr. 5 Mrs. John A. Houck Dr. 6: Mrs. James M. Holland Jane D. Velde Mr. 6 Mrs. Deon D. Reinhon Mr. 6 Mrs. Dennis Brothers Dr. G Mrs. Donald S. Chamberlain Mr. 5 Mrs. James R. Bass, Jr. Mr. 6 Mrs. Charles R. Hall Mr. 6 Mrs. W. Warning Mr. of: Mrs. Charles A. Pechette Mr. 5 Mrs. Don A. Wirick Mr. 6 Mrs. Phil Mottison, Jr. Dr. G Mrs. J. Robert Boll Mr. E: Mrs. J.L. Herin Wm. R. G Moejeonne Armstrong Mr. 6 Mrs. Richard T. Para Ideal Cleaners Mr. 5 Mrs. J.A. Stechschulte Mr. 6 Mrs. C. Richard Barney Mr. 5 Mrs. LU Vinh Luu Mr. E: Mrs. J.G. Meeker Mr. E: Mrs. John P. Shea Mr. 6 Mrs. Douglass Kjellmork Mr. 6 Mrs. Ernest Flegenheimer Mr. 67 Mrs. R.L. Kouffmon Dr. 6 Mrs. Antonio Scommegno Mr. 6 Mrs. Frederick Koch Sally G Don Wilder Mr. G Mrs. Richard Conklin, Jr. Mr. 5 Mrs. Walter E. Povlick Mr. G Mrs. Fred A. Lutz Mr. 6 Mrs. James W. Collins Mr. Cr Mrs. Richard D. Fox Charles 6 Carolyn Gilbert Mr. Er Mrs. Brian K. Howell Mr. 6 Mrs. Kenneth Beck Mr. 67 Mrs. Roger W. Grimshow Mr. 6 Mrs. Paul E. Prine Mr. 6 Mrs. Thomas P. Loskey Mr. 5 Mrs. Salvatore Sonno Mr. 6 Mrs. William Busard Mr. 6 Mrs. Paul E. Mott Mr. 6 Mrs. Joseph W. Lorraine Mr. 6 Mrs. Edward Jones Mr. 5 Mrs. Wilmot H. Tromel Mr. 6 Mrs. Benjamin Fong Mr. 6 Mrs. Philip M. Bethke Mr. E: Mrs. Gordon G. MucKenzie Mr. 6 Mrs. LG. Schneider Dr. Robert M. Kotulo Rev. Edward Rondoll Mr. Cr Mrs. Alden Bos Mr. 6 Mrs. Robert Miller Mr. C1 Mrs. Edward D. Fellmon, Jr. Mr. C1 Mrs. George F. Quo Mr. 5 Mrs. Frank A. Bracken Mr. G Mrs. Don E. Kotoske Mr. 6 Mrs. James S. VonPelt, Jr. Dr. G Mrs. Roy T. Smith Dr. 5 Mrs. James H. Johnson Dr. G Mrs. Alfred P. Ricker Mr. 6 Mrs. Clement F. Periolat Dr. t : Mrs. D.B. Walters Mr. E: Mrs. John M. Holt Mr. 5 Mrs. LA. Creek Mr. 6 Mrs. Neal Cochran Laura Traverse Mr. 6 Mrs. Edward W. Hine Mr. 5 Mrs. James G. Archer Mr. E: Mrs. Joseph B. Carney Ball Furniture Company, Inc. Mr. E: Mrs. Robert A. Kolodzik Mr. 8 Mrs. Terry D. Stanton Mr. 6 Mrs. Thomas E. Barnes Mr. 5 Mrs. Sidney C. Mott Mr. 6 Mrs. John A. Howe Nettie B. Mitchell Mr. 6 Mrs. Alfred Pischel Mr. 5 Mrs. Kenneth R. Swiofek Mr. 6 Mrs. Durward W. Paris Patricia A. Feuerstein Dr. 5 Mrs. Ralph F. Montgomery Mr. E: Mrs. Gordon D. James Mr. 6 Mrs. William P. Sullivan Mr. E: Mrs. Dole Cobble Barbara P. Negley Zanito Pongon Skip Longe Mr. 6: Mrs. James D. Bonine Mr. E: Mrs. Ralph B. Studley Mr. 6: Mrs. Everett M. Peterson Mr. 8 Mrs. George C. Berglond Dr. E: Mrs. John A. Blair Mr. E: Mrs. John L. Stephens Mr. E: Mrs. Vaughan Spencer Dr. 6 Mrs. C. Merrill Dailey Dr. 5 Mrs. Paul Wochos Mr. 5 Mrs. Robert B. Finn, Ill Mr. 5 Mrs. Kenneth E. Fitzpatrick Mr. K: Mrs. Karl B. Schlobach 297 Index- Abney. Annette R. Abney, Jacqueline l. 162, 190 Acker, Jone: K. 82. 230 Ackev, Philip M1 66 186, 24 Adair, Robin W. 247 Adams. Carolyn G. 181, 144 Adams. Peter W. 72, 102, 186, 96 Adderley. Ellen K. Adley. Kenneth N. 70, 200 Agouridis. Leona Ahlbcm, Brion H. Ahlers. Jeffrey W. 212 Aikmun, John K. 57. 162, 232 Albert, Karen K. 82, 162, 182 Alexander, Patrick R. 56. 192 Alloben. David G. 188 Allen. Robert R. 58, 214 Alley. Carijane Alling, James C. 233 Ahwies. Marjory L Alvarez. Susan L. 70, 194 Ames. Deborah J. 195, 118 Amocoso. Janka L 230 Amos, Mary E. Amy. Charles M. 186 Anderoke. Mark R. Anderson. Alllson 64 53 Anderson, Brent D. 58 Andaman. Cynthia M. 56, 130 Anderson, Denise E. 194, 125 Anderson, Susan M. 162, 246. 249 Anderson, Tomryn M. 190 Anderson. Thomas B. 200 Andrews, Thomas S. 78, 82. 100. 232 Anness. Soruh E. Ansel, Susan M. 196 Anshurz, Scott B. 232 Anthony, Caro A. 84, 207 Anrle, Deborah C. 181 A060. Gregovy T. Apome. Juan C. Apome, Nuydo I. Archer, Karen E, 230 Armold, Kym D. Armstrong, Kevin R. 26, 55, 214 Arndl. Ken! L. 84, 102. 103, 204, 134 Arne . Cheryl M. 162, 220 Aru'fo, Roy C. ' Ashmon, Ellzobevh M. 194 Aspe, Mario E. 190 Atkins. Jacquelyn K. 182 Atria. Joseph J. 51, 162, 224 Atzel. Bani Auben, Robin R. Auto . Patricia L. 52, 208 Aufdelbeck. 11 R. Austin, Douglas B. Awodl Mimi A. 82 Axelberg, John T. Ayres, Stephen R. 162, 192 A D Bobbi . Beth A, B2, 83 DocaIIao, Ann M 184 Bochmcmn, John C. Bailey. Elizabeth A. 162, 246 Bailey. Kelly A, Bailey. Lizobeth P. 247 Bailey, MA Shauna Baird, Nancy R 162, 182 Baker. Betsy A. 228 Baker, Colleen A. 190 Baker, Dirk E. 234 Baker, Laura J. 26, 204 Baker, Bob 13. 162, 222 Baldwin, Kathleen M. Baldwin, Peter M. 0011, Michael D. Boll. Nancy L, 42, 196 Bollard, Dione K, Bone. James M. 237 Done. Patricia L. Banker. Judith M. Bmger, Holey A. 194 Barker, Kevin M. Botkley, Lisa R, Domes, Kathleen M. 184 Domes Lorna M. 53, 58 Dome . Robin L. 181 Bomey, Mchord N, 26, 70, 188 Boulen. 696192 R, Bosquin, Elizabeth A. 26, 82, 230 Bass. Kimberly S. 184 1 Bovdorf. Amy E. 214 Bauer, Jennifer J. 20. 190 Boyer. James R. 162, 212 Dayan Thomas C. 102, 224 Booth Simone R. 216 Bear, Christopher W. 118 Beard. Manhu 5. 84, 206 298 . Beosley, Ladonno K. Benson, Catherine A. 162, 220 Bechtel. Roger K. 56, 57, 130, 131, 114 Beck, Gale A. 23, 42, 100 Deck, Stephen R. 214 Becker, John C. 232 Beckner. Jeffery E. 224 Bedlee, Melvln A, 58, 162, 198 Begley, Brian P. 51, 234 Dehlends. Jennifei G. 83, 84. 208 Belflglio. Laura L 56, 74 Bell, Norman D. Bemis. Arlen T. Benckendorf, James W. 83 Benedict, June Ann 82. 194 Danes, Karen A. 210 Bengal. Laumen G. 196 Benham, Lisa A. 216 Bennett. Patricia L, 190 Bennett, Stephen E. 202 Benson, Scott M. 38, 202, 125 Demolos. Morlbeih 162, 246 Bergm. Sally A. 176, 228 Derglcmd. David W. Bergstrom, Dotie J, 154 Berndt. Jodie L 216 Bemdt, Ponide A. Berrey. Lisa A. Deny. Eileen C. 52, 204 Deny, Julia 1. 82, 204, 205. 24 Dethke, Scan W. 70, 200 Betsm, Kathleen A 230 Beyer, Korien K. 162, 220 Bialek. Juuono K. 190 Nonchin. Mark S. 218 DeibeL John P. 232 Biedevmonn, Robln H.-,184 Dies, Kurt D. 232 31995, Laura E. 162, 2282 0199:. Scott C. 71, 212 8199:, Thomas A. 82, 188 . Bilodeoul Laura L. 216 81151004. Stacey L 194 Binghom, Anne E. 214 Bird. Jetirey C. 162, 1.88 Bishop, Laura L. 42, 194, 124, 125 Bishop. Scheme 1.. 58, 216 Block. Paulo K. 208 Blacksmith. Elaine K. 58 Blockson. Gary L. 162, 192 moir, Lisa K. Bloke, Carroll J. Blakley, Susan A. 216 Blauw. Elisabeth L. 230 Dlecho. Jacqueline M. 210 Blessing. Linda J. 82, 184 Blevins, Lori D. 84, 214 Blew, Marlon E. 162, 181 Blum. Jeanne M. Blyshok. Lisa A. 190 Bodnonck, Keith A. Boecker, Diane M. 247 Boehm. Tlmolhy W. 57, 225 Dohm. Kelly L Bolnnd. Christine M. 181 Bolozino, Donald A. 67, 188 Dole. Rondoiph S. 51 Bond. Greg A. 176, 220 Denice, Cynihlo D. 84, 182 500:. Spencer B, 82, 226 Bovbely, Dave A. 34, 51, 162, 236 Balden, Robert D. 78, 84, 206 Borden. Elizabeth A. 182 Dom. Richard T. 218 Bonem, Denise 11. Bouelli. Therese A. 173, 185 003, Goylene D. 182 Dossen, Susan K. Boswell. Bellnda K. Dovschnev. Amy 5. Donoms, Timothy L. 200 Bonum. Cotroll 40 Bowling. Nancy L. Bowling. Ronald S. 218 Bowman Sheui L. 23, 42, 163, 196, 41, 24 Boyd. Anne E. Boyd. Mark A. 163, 186 Boys, Somue! A. 232, 233 Boysen. Kvlstln L Bracken, Ann R. 190 Bradbury. Micheal L 83, 84 Bradford. Barbara E. 190 Bradshaw. Gregory L. 51 Bradshaw. Kevin B. 72 Bradshaw, Robert K. 198 Brunch, Cheii M. 196 Brandt, Deborah 182 Drandvlk, Dovld .1. 76. 163, 232, 233 mom. Mark A. 26, 192 Bmshem. Allison 196 BIOUO. Greg P. '26, 56, 224, 128 Brown. Joseph A. 66 Dtcun, Susan L. 163, 220 Dtoy. Matthew C. 222 Bletsch. Mark L Brewers, Michael B. 51, 236 Bridges. Thomas S. 26, 223 Briggs, WlIIiam W. 224 Drinker. Julle B. 163, 208 Drinkmoellel, Lisa A; 190 Brinley. Debovoh A. , Brisky. Beth A. 71, 82, 103, 210 Brmgan, Robert D. 226, 227 Brodfeuhrev, Peggy J. Blogle. Nina L. Brophy, George T. 202 Brothers, Cathy S. 214 Brounley. David A, 186 Brown. Cheryl E4 197 Brown, Donna L. 82, 214 Brown, Govln F. 82, 218 Brown, Greg A. Bvown. Gregory A. Brown. Laura A. 216 Brown. Laurel A. 214 Brown. Marsha J. 84, 163, 184 Brown. Ruben D. 51, 226 Brown, Susan D. 82, 230 Brown. Tod A. 218 Dioxon, Morgorer L. Bruere. Lllllonne W. 230 Brunskill, Mavy K, 163, 182 Bryant. Autumn L. 204 Bryce. Jerry A. Bubenzer, Kris A. 163, 246. 249 Buck. Erin E. 83, 216 Buckles. thy J. 181 Duecking, Pamela A. 190 Buening, Mark A. 186 Bunch, James M. Dunloin. Leslle A. 247 Bumen, Douglas E. 214 Butchfield. Jonathan P. 188 Duvchlll, Timothy W. 57, 96 Buvdyl. John 163, 236 Bulek. Kathleen A. 82, 163, 216 Burger, Kathryn Louise 82 Burger, Wendy J. 82, 214 Burgess, Dwight R. 46, 47, 66, 67 Burk, William D. 168, 149 Burke. Elizabeth A. 82 Burner. Deborah H. 184 Dumey. Susan K. 182 Burnham. Mary K. 216 Bums. Andrew T. Bums. Lorl-Sue Duroker. Andlew D. 51, 71, 188 Bunk. Jane! A; 230 Buniss, Vlc K. 163, 222 Busord, Matgotet A, 3, 163. 194. 195 Busch. Laura L Duser, Beth A. 56, 176, 220, 41 Dushelmnn, Kenneth H. 224 13min, Lucy E. 82, 216 Dmier. William J. 234 , Buxo. 10199 A, Byrd. Richard W. 83, 84, 206 Dyrum. 09111 A. C Coin, Margaret M. 182 144 Culdevwood. David C. 83 Caldwell. Brian J. 84, 163, 206. 96 Calenzunl, Hilda M, Cclenzoni, Slephen M. 198 Calhoon. Michael J. 188 Calhoun, Donald E. 34, 163, 220 Call. John C. 51. 236. 23.7 Cullen. Thomas P. 26 Campbell. Susan L. 79, 86, 163, 182, 125 Can, Susan A. 230 Canary. Brian P. Cannon. Amy R. Cannon. Anne F. 177, 211, O4 Comighl, Jane E. 82, 190 Cantrell. Allen R, 212 Capehon, James B. 218, 112 Copuvi. Jennlfer A. Carey. Charles D. 163, 232 Carey. Patricia L. 204 Carllno, James C. 234 Carlson, Glenn F. 41 Carney, Joseph D. 224 Carpenter, Jennifer S. 72, 204, 40 Carpentet, John S. 84. 218 Covpemer, Vlckle L. Carr, David J. 57, 163, 192 Carroll. Nancy C. 190 Canon, Sarah R. Caner, Georgia 6. 109 Conet. Llso B. 190 Canmel. Julianne Casey, Michael S. 226 Cason. Julie A. 230 Casper, Peter M. Cnssldy. Ann M. Cassidy. John C. 51, 222 Cassldy, Kalherlne L. 58, 163, 194 Cossldy, Megan A. Cothccm, Ruben O. 48, 51, 234 Cavell. Nancy A. 177, 195 Cayton. Roger H. Ceiuli, Domlnlc C. 51, 222, 223 Cefali, Frank C. 51 Celene, Loren C. 71, 83, 98, 181 Chamberlain, Cheryl A. 216 2,; Chombexs. James A. 56. 62, 71, 74, 75, 83, 54, 104, 135, 131 Champion. Stephen P. 70, 214 Chapman. Kelly A. 50, 51 Chase. Dionne R. 181 Cheney. Lisa A. 83, 104, 105, 181 Chestnut, Cathy S. 204 Cheslel. Nancy J. 181 Chester, Thomas W. 163, 236 Chezem, Elizabeth A. 42, 72, 164, 196 Chlapelos, Diane M. 228 Chloppe, Susan M, 42, 208 f Chipmun. John F. 26, m ,:' Chomeou. Kathleen J. ' Chomkz, Susan L. 103 Chipe. Amello L. 181 Chrispin, Thomas W. 82 Chllsvle, Ellzobeth K. Chmsvowski, Janice M. 181 Ciancio. Dara L. 82, 216 CIeply, Jeffvey J, 51, 202 Ciessau, Susan E. 214 Cislak. Dovld J. 57, 202 Clslak, Susan M. 216 Clark. Man W. Clark. James M. 192 Clark. Maryanne B. 210 Clark. Robert M. 51, 236, 138, 119 Clark. Shelley A. 194 Clark, Steven S, 202, 124. 125 Clause. Carole A. 182 Clawson. Mom C. 192 , Clemons, Misty L. 181 - ,1 Gendenlng. Susan J. - Clifford. Tracy L. 48, 51, 222, 223 cm. Shown E. 230 Cliff. Susan L Clifton. Mary F. 164, 246, 249 Cline, Eleanor L 210 Cllppingel, Paul D. 164, 220 . , Clodlelter, Denise P. 164, 246, 247 ,' Close, Ellzobevh K, 100 Clause. Amy L. 204, 24- Clovet. 1.150 K. 206 '3 Cobble, Dean P. 226 .' , Cochran. Laura A. Cochran, Tracy L. 50, 91, 228 Cochran. Vick 5, 101 Cockellll. Catherine A. 230 Coddlngton. Polly A. 194 Cofflng, Mary J. 164, 184, 24 Coghlcm, Ann 5. 164, 204 Cohen. Robert L. 51, 206, 125 Co1bum, Challes M. 164, 188, 189 C019. Reid A. 218 Collins. Bradford H. 222, 150 Coums. Reborn M. 224 Collins, Susan L. 208. 209 Colwell, Gtegory B. Combs. Eric DA 192 Conkin. Susan E 103. 181 Conklln, Kristin M. 1 Conklln, Motk J. 226 ,3 1 Connelly. Mary IL I , Conner. Jeffrey B. 164, 226 Conreaux, Holly J. 216 Constantine. Theodore J. 212 Conway, Jane E. Coogon. Michael L. Cook. Suzanne P. Cooke. Kathleen P. Cooley. Dnon R. Cooper. Corue J. Cooper. Chvisvion D. 149 - Cooper. Tonia C. 26, 58. 207. 130 Copher, Elizabeth A. 230 - 1 CoquilIette. Kenneth W. 232, 128, 24 , Corey, Woodmw A, 222 ' . Carley, Ann P. 211 7' Comehus. Undo A. 57, 164, 226, 25 Come , George M, Cornwall. Lisa B. 84, 204 Costa, Cheryl A. 56, 164, 182 Canon, Elbert C. 79, 86 Conan, Thomas C. 202, 203 Covy, Shawn R. Couch. Thomas R. Covelis, William J. Cox. Rhonda F. 204 Cox. Rosemary 216 Cozzi, Claudia A. 52 Crobill, Sheree L 247 Croft Stephanie A. 164. 246, 249 A . Cromer, Phillip F. 51. 234 ,' ' Crondoll, Jon 1. 218 , meIey. Uso K. 230 Creek, Teresa L, Crlpe. Douglas D. 82, 84, 206 Crlpe. Lisa A. 206 Crlsree. Sane! L. 247 Ctoss, James D. 234 Cross, Robert P. Cvowdus. va5161 D. Crowe, John V. 51, 236 Crowe. Theodore R, 46, 66, 192 Crowell. Karyn A. 164, 181 Cslsmr. Charles 177, 189 Culp. L011 1.. 82, 190 Cunningham, James A. 218 Curryv ionic: L. 02, 164, 182 1 Cutty. Laurie A. 72, 214 Curtis. Catherine L 247 Curtis, James S. 222 Cuskk. Jill F. 52, 228 . Czekuj. Angeline 84 D Doeschner, Sally A, 164, 246, 249 Doi1ey. Mmmew C, 192, 193 Doklch, David L. Dole, Elizabeth R. Daley. Kloes W. 26, 164, 214, 92 . Dalton, Grelchen 209 , Dalvemy, Carly A. 42, 190 Duly, Ann T. 196 DaIy, Mary C. 204 DonceL Clarissa M. 206 Dondurond, Llsa A. Don1eI.,Debolyn E. 75, 82, 83, 164, 208 Danlelsen, Paul W. 164, 188, 117 Darling. Monho S. 164, 177, 204, 205 Dosllveiro, Duane M. Dasllvle'o, Mario 1. 89 Davidson, Susan M. 228 Davidson, William M. 56, 164, 224 Davies. Steven M. 214, 92 Dovilo. Juan C. 214 Davilo. LUIS R, 26, 51, 70, 164, 215, 112, 41 Davis, Felicia M. 164, 194 Davis. Florence H. 228 Dovls, Gary J. Davis. Gemrd P, 192 Davis. JeHely W. 188 Davis, Jennifer L 182 Davis. Jill R. Dov1s, John E. Dovls. Julie A. 181 Davis. Keith E. 200 Davis. Loraine 228 Davis, Timothy L. 51, 236 Dowe, George H. 51, 286 Day, Christopher 1. 284 Dayan. Joseph W. 51, 183 Deon, Rebecca J. 32 Becket, Carolyn A. 182 Decker. Iona L. 52 Dee, Steven E. 164, 206 Dees. James W. 70, 200 Deinet. Renee L. 216 Dehoven. Eric C. 232, 233 Delano. Mary 204 DeIucio. Marco L. 164, 202 Demaree. Delmar E1 20, 89 Demoree. Laura E. Denison, Chvlsmpber A. 66, 72, 156 Denoon. Dellnda A. 94 Deschomps. Eric R. 192, 193, 187 Devcuco. Anthony B. 224 Devlm. Francis A. 51, 236 Devoe, Jennifer H. 216 Denies, James N. Dewon, Sarah J. 164, 184, 128, 96, 41 Dewey, David 5. Dewsnop. Harold E. 198 Deyoung. Rosalie P, 164, 206 Dick, Trade- E. 216 D1cklnson. William S. 57, 84, 192, 25 Dickmon. Jo Anne 190 Dkrisloioco. Anionic J. 111 Dbckmonn. Michael F. Dlehl. Susan R. 204 Dillon. Dovld T. 71, 80, 100, 232 Dlllon. Jone Dillon. John J. 284, 235, 111 blue, Charles L. 71, 82, 83, 206 Dlnerman. Ellen R. 228 Dinwiddie, Peter M. 165, 224 Dirks, Paulo: 214 Dhsler, Mark T. 77 Dixon, Janet L Dlxon. Joseph E. 78, 79, 188 Dlxnn. Richard L 58, 111 Dolvon. Doyle A. 56, 165, 206 00100. Kevin P. 165, 236 Dolby, Sharon R. 88, 190 Doll. Renee M. 214 Dell. Sabrina M. 216 ' Donaldson. Bruce D. 165, 222 Donnell, Joe H. 84, 200 Donnell. Stephen R. 202 Donahue. Thomas F. 51, 236 - Dooley. Michele M, Dorenbusch. John F. 51, 234 Dom. Deborah L 74 Dorwonh, Rum A. 82, 165,182 Doster, Amy E. 194 Dow, Kenn E. 206 Douglas. Mkhael T. Douglass, Laura E. 206, 139 Downey. Deanna L. 35, 82, 165, 184, 128, 41 Downing, Thomas P. Doyle. Debra L. 42, 208 Doyle. Mark 1. Doyle, Robert J. 51, 84, 222 bows, Kotherln L 8'2, 88 Dvogoo. Tomoroh K. Dmgoo, Tatiana L. 177, 181 Dveher. Robert S. Dvew. Brenda K. 190 Duff. Cymhlo W. 216 Duffey, Evin 5. Dugan', Thomas C. 226 Dunbot, Candace L. 8, 165, 194, 195, 144 Dunbar. Theresa J, 56. 216 Duncan, June C. 165, 194 Dunlavy, Drew D. 218 Dunn, Leslle A. 26, 208 Dunn. Lorraine M. 190 Dmham. Tlmmhy S. Duvmem, Peter J. 222, 2205 Duzon. Rosa Lee 48, 194 Dwyer, Susan E. 194 E Earl. Douglas B. End. Robert C. East, Susan D. 228, 92 Eberhcn, lame: W. Ebner, Amy E. Eckerly, Susan M. 40 Eden. Rlchovd T. 186 Edgewonh. Margaret A. 165, 246 Edner, Valencia E. 26, 82 Edwards, Ralph D. 284 Edwovds. Steven A. 282 Egon, Joseph F. Egnor. James W. 184 Ehiets. Margaret M. 230 Eblers, Susan E. Ellrs, Lot! 1. Elam. Garrett J. 284 Eldelblock, David H. 165, 206 Elick, Camille A. 214 Ellzondo, Beatrice Eliefson. Susan A. 216 Elllnwood. Steven P. 165, 236 Elliott, Douglas R. 212 Elliott. Emlly J. Ellis, Annette M. 206 Ellis, Dennis L. 56 Ellis. Marissa Emerson, Douglas K. 284 Emerson, Mods G. 186 Emmen, Amy L 196 Engen, Renee M. 82, 196 E0919. Sumnne E. 194 English. Chlistopher R. 192 English. Juli C. Enloe. Elizabeth A. 26, 39 Ennis. Rodney C. 30, 51 Easing, David S. Ensley, Colleen 214 Erwin. Dennls R. 64, 165, 202, 128 Estes. Thomas L. Evans. Barbara J. 181 Evens, Dione L Evans, Douglas B. 200 Evans. Julia A. 165. 182 Evans. Paqu C. 184 F Faber. mm: P. 102 Faber. Kimberly A. Foblun. Kimberly A. Fodder, Neil A. 218 Fodul. Pamela E. 197 Folles. Km! 1. 165, 188 Fairfax, Karh1een M. 190 FolIeI, Lyn M. Folvo, Michael J. Falinella. JoSeph A. 51, 71, 206 Farley. Ellzobeth S. 165, 246, 249 Farrell. John J. Forren. Jon 0. Fouls. Robert A. 165, 224 tho. Gerald M. 165, 192 Farrow, Nchard H. 84, 165, 206 Faulkner. Kathryn D. 54. 190 Foulknel. Leanne M. 52 Feom, Kevln T. 36, 206 Fehling. David C. Feighery, Glen M. 25 Feld. John C. 222 Penman. Kenneth L. 232 Fels Deirdre M. Bonnet, Deborah 5. Fenogllo, Anna M. 42, 54, 210 Ferguson, Corrie A, 42, 54, 228 Ferguson, Stuart 1. 224 Fernandez. Maria M, 165, 220 Fetter, Joan E. Feners. Jeilery H. 226 Feuerstoln. Carol A. Flelds, Mark R. 56, 57, 104 Flelds, Robert O, 29, 156, 128 Fleroh, Jomthon-K. Findlay. Davld M. 234, 128 Fink. Doughs A. Finn, Koten L. 195 Finn. Robert D. 51, 286 Finn. Therese M. 194 Flnzer. Davld M. 85, 124, 125 Fischer. Molthew R. 282 Fishel, Jeanne M. 209 Fisher, Monhew D. 26 Fishel. Mkhael D. 220 7 Fltzgevoid. Joseph G. 51, 125 Filzgibbon. Amy 1.184 Fitzpatrick. Robert L. 165, 198 Flczpamck, Thomas P. Fltzsimmons, Douglas M. 46, 47, 66, 67, 165, 192, 137 . Fixmer. Susan G. 100 Flegenheimev, Mark S. 224 Fleming, Lynne E. 165, 208 Fletcher, Mark A, 79, 86 Fuckinget, Ann L. 165, 181 Flint. Ellen L Fllss. Todd W. 222 Flutry, Mary Beth 247 Flynn, Amy E, 216 Flynn, Jeffrey P, 165, 226 Fang, Vera L. Fons. Therese F. Fontoine. Gregory P. 212 Poole, William 0. 165, 214 Forbes, Michael S. 70, 215 Fotbes. Ronda! S. Fotchem, Marcia J. 190 Forgey. Joseph 5. 218 Forresvev. Bony l. 218 Fonino. V1cvovla L 26, 196 Fonnev, Dhllllp W. 188 Fortune. Daniel T. 118 Foster. Allyson D. 33, 54, 210, 147 Faster, Sharon M. 182, 196, 24 Foul. Erlc 214, 135 Fox, Connie .1. 205 Fox, Daniel R. Fax, Wendy 190 Frank. Erika R. Flanke. Gregovy L. 234 Frauenhelm. Robert A. 218 Frazier. 00619 E. 286 Freda. Gregory L. 51 Fredlkk. Poul D. 222 Freeby, Johanna E. 190 Freeman. Pohkia M. 117 Freeman. Stephen E. 198 Freiben, Robert A. 202 Freiny. Philip J. 286 Fremgen, Ellzobevh A. 82 French, Leslie A. Fveven, John A. 63, 218 Frey. Timothy A. 192 , Friedlen. Richard L. 51, 236 Flier. Jennifel F, 29, 166, 208, 128, 41 Wet. Julie M. 208 Fun, Arnold H1 F1112. Ftederick C. 56, 166, 232 Frost, Timothy W. 202 Flulh, Todd M. 186 Fulton. Sharon K. 181 Funk, James E. 177, 186 Fuson, Bradley S, 226 G Gobbmd. Gregoryvs, 218 60189011. Thomas J. Golbvevh. Mono .1. 8, 166, 194, 144 Goliene. Ronald L. 224 Gall, Debra L 280 Golllon, Susan .1. 177, 185 Gavclul-Gil. Luis J. Gamer. Chrisvme M. 52, 214 Garligus, John D. 186, 100 Gossmon, Terri L 210 6651. James A. 26, 57, 166, 218, 131, 94, 96 Gunman, Gregmy B. 71, 237, 128 600816. Shelley Gedling. Michael R. 218, 112 Geigev, George R, 42, 54, 226 Geller. Barbara Gelzinnls, Gregory A. 186 Gengnogel. Susan M. 196 Gentry. Chvlstopher O. 213, 94 Gentry. Mark E, 72 Geoghegon, Kenneth P. 188, 189 Geoghegon, Lee M, 188, 189 George. Peter D. Georgeson. Phllip M. 89 Geraldson, Karen J. 204 Geyer, Paul N. 226 Gibbs, Froncenlo A. 226 Gibson. Ann D. 247 Gibson. Gregory C. 46, 47, 66, 226 Gibson, Thomas M. 226, 93 Gilbert. Clone E. 42 Gllbensen, Robert H. 218 Giles. Christophe: D. 47, 66, 67, 222 Gillespie. Lorl L. 166, 246 Gillies. Elizabeth A. 166, 214, 92 Gilmore. James G. 29, 166, 226, 41 Gislason. John D. 218 Given. 60er A. L Glosec, Donald L. 3, 282, 144 Gioss. Bonnie 1.. 82 Gloub. Stacey A. 216 Gllsson. Richard C. 235 Gmerek. Edward V. 192 Gobreski, T1mothy .1. Godfrey. Alexandet G. 66, 192 Goebel, Kmen L. 247 Goeggel. Terence H. 84, 198 Goeke. John M. 70, 166, 186 Goedlch. Gabrlele R, 197 Gomney, John L. 70, 186 Golan. James S, 186 50111:. John T. 23, 166, 226 Gonzales. Daniel 5. 200. 40 Gonzalez. Hector 0. Gooch, Wendell V. 202 Goodole. DionerK, 182 Goodpasfen Elizabeth J. 75, 82, 184 Goodspeed. Christine L. 190, 108 Gordon, John M. Govhom. Memo 5. 200 Gormon. Thomas Gone . Panicio S. 56, 75, 82, 166, 220 666911, Cothsvine B. 84, 190, 137 Gough. Susan S. 211 Gould. Karla J. 72, 181 Gourieux. Eric D. 101, 188 Goulieux, Lisa C. 82, 166, 210 Graham. Craig W. Graham. Nikki 3, 194 Grantham. Michael S. 192 Grawcock. Renee M. 166, 246, 248 Gray, Kimberley H. 228, 25 Greaves, Donald C. 23, 166, 226 Green. Daniel P, Greenberg. Cynvhm A. 82, 228 Greene, Robert W, Greene, Wllnom J. Greenlee, Lisa A. 206 Greenwood. Lisa R. 210 Greer. Julie R. 98, 99 Gregoty, Nancy A. 204 Gtegoly. Thomas C. 26, 72, 166, 222, 93 Gvegson. Amy G. Gveising. David W. 137 Greising, Michael L. 66, 188 Grier, Jean 0. 71, 190 Griffen, John M. Griffith. Daniel B. 84, 196, 40 Grigg. Anne E, Grimes, Carol Y. 194, 144 Grlmes, Stephen D, 218 Grimshaw, Elizabeth L. 190 Griswold. Albon C. 190n Groll. Cheryl L. 247 Gmssman. Nancy L. 184 Grundy. Steven R. Guild, Anne L. Gulon, Richard J. 51 Gumz. Gretchen M. 206 Gupta. Robln S. Gurney, Covol D. 194 Gunmen, Deborah L. 125 Gyorgyi, Nancy E. 83, 181 Gyovgyi, Sandra L. 32, 83, 216 H H009, Melinda S, 82 166, 196 Hacke. Jeffrey L. 166, 192 Hons, Laura C. 79, 107, 209, 125 Hoberkom. Gerald 186, 40 Hoddod. Novmon P. 224 Hodder, John E. 70 Hoder, Priscilla M. 166, 196 Hoeger, Victoria M. 216 Hafkey. Erik T. 29, 226 Hahn. Douglas Hokonson. Susan A. Halfmonn. Debm A. 210 Hall, Jeffrey P. 222, 94 Ho , Mary C. 89 Homihon, Chvlsvophel P, 66 Hamilton, Scott L. 166 202, 41 Humlen, Kurt F. 200 Hammond, Diana 5. 206 Hammond, Joel C. Hammond, Movy S, 82, 280 Honohon. James P. 205 Handy, Linda 8. Honey. Susan M. 53, 72, 79, 86, 230 Honmlh. Pete! 82. 215 Hansen, Bvendo K, 82, 215 Hansen. Claudia J. Hansen, Hope E. 56, 62, 184 Honsllp, Scott W. 166, 220 Hanson, Lamina G. 82, 230 Harbev. Susan E. 216 HCIICOU . John A. 212 Hmdcasile. Jeffrey L. 166, 282, 155, 144 Hardin, Dlanne L. 247, 248, 249 Harding, Eric F, 202 Hoxdlng. Eric F. Hovdwick. Philllp J. 51, 235 Harkness. Allen R. 102, 215 Harrington. Dovld P. 166 Horrls. Jeff E. 212 Hams. Jennifer J. 190 299' Hams, Mnmyn D. 82, 230 Harris. Nancy A. 181 Hanlson, Joseph H, 3, 166, 188, 189 Hon, James W. 166, 235 Hon. Maurice D. Han. Patricia J. 247, 249 Hon. Robert R. Houkemeier, David F. 218 Honmon. Brion N. 51, 61, 222 Home , loneue L 83 Harvey. Carolyn J. 83, 72, 166, 194, 41, 24 Harvey. Robin C. 190 Horwovd. Jeffrey S. 202, 119 Hosler. Douglas P. 37, 188 Hmhowoy. David S. 78, 79, 106, 107, 212, 149 Houck. AnlhonyG. 51, 202 Houensteln. Scott T. 186 Hawk. Andlew C. 70 Hayden, Marc S. 96 Hayes. Leo P. 166, 186 Haynes. Robert W, 101 Heath, Jeff T. 202 Heath. Jeff W. 210 Hemon. Chvistopher L Hedges. Cynthia R. 196 Hedges. Lynda A. 230 Heerens. Joseph R. 84, 200 Heever, Klmberly A. Heffemon, Ponkk B. 232 Heick. Cum: A. 125 Heimrich. James L. 84, 177, 199 HelpIe. Jeremy H. 56, 84, 200 Helmch. Patrick A. 66, 192 Hellmich, David M, 32, 166, 188 Hellmich. Philip M. 26, 32, 186 Helm, Elizcbmh C. 190, 150 Helmen, Mollle S. 209 Melton. Suzanne E. 216 Hembd. Amy 5, Henderson. Laura L. 83, 84, 230 Henderson, Movy P. 228 Henderson, Scan K. 167, 188 Hendrick. Mavis L. Hendrick. Moxy A. 197 Hendricks. 16111an K. 190 Hendrickson, Lisa A. 167, 194, 25 Henleln, Susan E. 230 Henning. Eric A. 177, 186 Hermon, Belh A, 196 Henrikson, H. Andrew 192 Henry, Mark R. Henshow, Ellubeth L. Hensley, Bonnie J. 211, 24 Hermey, Robert 1.1234, 235 Heplen Lori A. Herin. James C. 212 Hemly, Elaine K, 190 Herrold, Alison J. 204, 205 Hevshbevget, Paul M. 212 Hershey, Scott D. Hesken, Tenley E. 210 Hesselbochev, Steven H. 64, 206 Hessian. Jennifer L. 79, 86, 87, 184, 125 Hesson. Undo C. 167, 220, 94 Helloge. Charles Kennon 70 112vde. David B. 76, 77, 100, 167, 232 Heyek. Eva M. 83 Hibino. Takoki 38, 192 Hickey. Susan M. Hickman, Andrew R. Hicks. Shauna .1. Hiidebvand, Lisa C. 230 Hill. Alan P. 51, 50, 58, 167, 218 149 Hill, Geol'l'vey 1'. Hill. James A. Hillis. Robert F. Hillman. Ellen R. HIIIs, David W. 192 Hlne. Laurel A. 63, 75, 82, 83, 147 Hiner, Ward C. 84 Hines, Susan J. 206 HInkle, Deborah E. 167, 220 Hinshow, Jennifer B. 71, 82, 190 Hiram. Monomi 206 Hm, Karen D. Bite. Robin R. 83 Hmner. David T. 56, 198 Hobo , Edward T. Hodshhe, Judlth l. 167, 215 Hoenig, Steven D. 202 Hoenlg, William J. Hueppnev, Susan M. 6 ' Hoff. Mark N. 167, 232, 94 Hoffer. Steven W. 62, 71, 206 Hoffman, Down M. 167, 210 Hoffman. Rebecco ll. 62, 190 Huge, Rlchord l. 212 Hohlfelder, Cato! M. 167, 210, 211, 25 Hohman. Benjamin P. 202, 125 Hohnsnenev, Use A. 190 Ho1comb.Allcio A. 82. 230 Holiodoy. Bruce R. 188 Holland Jahn 0. Hollidoy, Wendy C. 208 Hollows, Cynthia A. 177, 209 Holt, Brent D. 235, 137 Holub. Edward C. 66, 67, 192 300 Holycross. Kimberly K. 228 Holzmeyer. Nome A. 216 Hood, Scon E. 94 N Hootmon. Beth E. 167, 196 Hoover, Bvlon D. 42, 226, 116, 150 Hoover. Cynthia K. 167, 182 Hoover, John A. 167, 226 Hoover. Herb W. 167, 232, 92 Hopkins, Karen 1. Hopkins. Laura R. 194 Hoppensleodt, James F. 167, 223 Hopple, 620199 E. 215 Horine. Joseph E. 83, 218, 25 Horn. Sheila J. 56, 177, 228, 131, 155 11cm, Susan H. 167, 215 Hornbock, Julia A1 Homer, Heather E. 184 Hommenn, Susan E. 167, 229 Hosking. Gary R. Houghialen, Jon 219 Howard, Jerry M. 51, 235 Howard, Robert K. 26, 82, 219, 112 Howe. Thomas J. 198 Howell. Brian K. 51, 223 Howell. Peggy L. Huber. Mark A. 202 Huber. Steven W. 70, 202 Hucek, Anti M. 210 Huddleston, Holly F, 23, 167, 196 Hughes. Ellmbeth Hughes, James R. Huisinga. Norma S. 196 Hulben. Samantha Hulen, Jullene T. Hulse, Lisa 5. 206 Hume. James C. 198 Humphrey, Laura L. 82, 121 Hunsbergel. Heidi M. 11 w, Hunter. Lauren E. '3, Hurd. Lynda M. 82, 230 Hurley, Jomeo A. 32, 198,9 Hurst, Keven L. 196 K Hurwlvz. Andrew S. Husev, Ronald E. 79, 202 Huxcheson. D-endo J. 83, 84 Hutcmnson, Alan D. 102, 223 Hynden, Ede J. 23, 167, 226 Ihejevoh, Victor C. 219 Imboden. Ponkiu A. 70, 204, 92 Inca. Jeffrey C. lngles. Eugene F. 202 lngold, Movk E. 90 Ingram, Lori 1. 190 Inlow, Mark H. Inoue, Rutiko 190 Irish. Mary P. 29 Irvlng, Valerie Isley, Brian J. 71, 82, 167. 206, 41 Nelsen. Catherine A, 231 lvey. Sharon E. 42, 56, 197, 114, 153 Ivy, Ligeio R. 82, 167, 204 Izoid. Lori L. 167, 184 J Jocks, Ellsobeth A. 216, 233 Jackson, Beth A. 182 Jackson, Calheline A. Jackson, Charles E. 215 Jackson. Early 130 Jackson. Jacob R. 155 Jackson. Mkhael R. 167, 220 Jackson. Richard 6. Jackson. Susan R. 231 Jackson, Thomas M. 26, 58, 130, 112 Jacoby, Patricia A. 57, 167, 229, 25 .Ioegel. Richard F. 75, 82, 33, 219 Joger, Loren S. 194 Jokes, Victovla A. 181, 24 James, Julla A. 52, 229 James. Kevtn R. 76, 72, 192 James. Todd D. 167, 202 Janowski. Robert P. 168, 212 Jounlch, Debra A. Jeffets, Eunethla D. 58, 206 Jefferson. Michael K. 193 Jeffrlas. Kim K. 52, 53, 231 Jelesky, Richard V. 166, 188, 41 Jenkins. Leslie A. 83 Jensen. Eric M. 186 Jensen. Pankln G. 177, 181, 96 Jess, Jacquelyn A. 55, 83, 206 Jewell, Donna L. 190 J1ndr1ch. Eileen 5. Joesten, IrIan R. 56, 168, 220 John, Paula J. 70, 216 Johnpeler, Sarah L 206 Johns, Alisha M. 83 Johnson, Mon 5. 70 Johnson. Candace J. 26, 168, 194, 41 Johnson, Carolyn J. 72, 231 Johnson, Douglas D. Johnson. Eugene H. 51 Johnson, Harvey . Johnson. lemma M. 54, 208 Johnson, Jerald E. 26, 83, 89, 105, 226 Johnson. John T. 42, 198 Johnson. Joseph D. 34, 51, 168, 235 Johnson, Julee L, 168, 206 Johnson, Kvlsrln L. 181 Johnson, Lance F. 202, 203 Johnson, Linda A. 82, 231 Johnson, Use K. Johnson, Mary E. 210, 121, 40 Johnson. Povricln L. 246, 247, 248, 249 Johnson, Reuben F. Johnson, Thomas W. Johnson, Tracey L. 52 Johnson. Wayne C. 82, 212 Johnston, Christopher L. 20, 223 Johnston, David R. Jones. Angelo .I. 84, 215, 130 Jones. Barry A. 219 Jones, Comma Y. Jones, Cotherlne A. 168, 177, 228, 229 Jones, Cynthia l. 216 Jones. David E. 84, 193 Jones' Heather D. 42 Jones. lonls K. 41, 24 Jones, Kurt R. 125 Jones. Leslye E. 82 Jones, Lisa D. Jones, Mary E. 211, 247, 248, 249 Jones, Randolph S. 215 Jones. 5hery1 J. 182 Jones. Terence B. 186 loss. John D. 206 Judd. Danie! J. 82, 168, 206 lullen, Valerie 82 Juncker. Debra A, 216 K Kaiser. Todd J. Kallslrum. Mellssu L 190, 125 Kane. John E. 38 Kouozos. James C. Kavozos. Joan E. Kason. Susan M. Kosparek, Ioevg H, Koiulo. Robert L. Kolulo. Wendy EA Kouffmon. Byron C. 26, 51, 188 Kouflman. John 1. 202 Koufmonn. 89161 A, 83 Keoting. Maureen F. Keufing. Timothy F. 51 Keck, Andtew G. 193, 137 Keenan Kent K. 204 Kehoe, Michael F. 219 Keith. Donald GA Kelrh, Julia D. 168, 210 Kelchok, Jacqueline A. 208 Kellom. Kevin L. 232, 118 Kelley, Klmbelley A. 168, 215, 94 Kelly. Cynthia 168, 194 Kelly. Laura C. 182 Kelly. Pamela A, 206 Kelly. Robert D. 39, 102, 103. 168, 206 Kelly. Susan J. 103 Kennedy. Brooke K. 168, 196 Kennedy, Lisa J. 191 Kennedy. Monha M, Kennett. Steven H, 51, 202 Kenney, Christopher S. 84 Kenny, George F. 188 Kenshil, Deborah L. 231 Kemer. Kenh 49, 51, 223 Kenwonhy, Kmig A. 219 Kepchcr, Mark W. 30, 51, 168, 236 Kennes, Suzanne 168, 197, 196 Kern. Kristin l. 82, 191 Kern, Pamela A. 216 Keys. Derek J. 226 Kidd. Lesley 1. 72. 83 Kidd, Tasha L 58, 168, 207 Kle1. Wnllam S. 222, 223 Kiley, Daniel M. 188 King. EIImbeth A. 70, 215, 116 King, Kathleen M. 191 King. Kimbeny K. King. Michelle L. 210 Kinkel. Amy J. szle, Jon .1. 168, 232 Kllby. Karmeen M. 56, 191 Klmsis. Julie L. 247 Klikpo'rkk. Luann 177, 220 chsch. Amy J. Kje1lmark. E11: W. 219 Klaus, Karen L, 26, 50, 51, 7O Klolch. Lisa J. 82, 83 Klara. John S. 26, 70, 202 Kloyer, Kathleen A. Kleinschmldr, Thomas R. 51, 168, 235 Kunger, Klm E. 26, 168, 228, 229 Kilngler. James R. 51, 223 Klooze. K1mberly J. 196 Klostermon. Kenneth F. 224 Kluever, Brian D. 51, 235 Kluever. Steven M. 188 Klupchok, Robert M. 51, 236 Kmok, Thomas R. 78, 79, 106, 107 Knapp. Jennifer A. 191 Knapp. Joanie E. Knelsley, Jenniier 216 Knon, Leslie Knox, Valetle N. 82, 83, 153 Koch. Gretchen E. 210 Koch. Kathryn 207 Koch. Llndo M. 20, 84, 191 Koch, Susan M. Kuehler. Hons E. 235 Kcesrevmnn, Gemge J. 232 Kolbe. Joane M. 26 Keller. KovMeen E. 196 Keller, Robert E. 202 Kollias, George C. 218 Kolodzlk. Jeffrey A. 56, 200 Kordos, Stephanie L 191 Kosromios, Svomatula Kotoske. Thomas 6. 226 Koumz. Marion C. Kramer, Paula J. 168, 246. 248 Kromel, Wendy C, 247, 248, 249 Kmus. David B. 79, 83, 84, 96, 112, 147 Krouss. Michael D, 235 Krebs. Nancy R. 168, 184 Krelsher, K0710 5. 168, 210 Krieble. Bony F. 168, 232, 233 Krier. Kathleen A. Krigboum, Nancy E. 231 Kloegev. David W. Kmeget. Sandra J. 207 Krukowskl, Edwatd D. 188 Krupchak, Devery J, KuhI, Joan N. 168, 191, 58 Kuiper, Scott D. 226 Kummerh, Donna E. 84, 168, 191 Kunrz, Kimberly K. 207 Kunz. Elizabeth T. L Lacey. K1mberly .1. Lucy. Kimberly A. 210 Lacy, Scott S. Lodley, Dione A. 56, 196 Lohue, Chrlsonne 207 Lalo. Teresa 8.. 216 Lamb, Lon A, 23, 169, 208 Lambert. Allce M. 82, 216 Lampon, Ann T. 205 Landeck, Dolores C. 169, 220, 108 Landgmi. Susan M. 184 Londls. Craig W. 224 Lone, Ann R. Lone, David R. 188 Lone. Phllllp L. 26, 77, 232, 135 Lane, Slephen C. 200 Long. Samuel .1. 169, 235 Longon. Mehssa A. 194 Longe. Dorothea A, 70 Longhout, Klmberly S. 191 Langston, leson T. 58, 79, 106, 107 Lonler. John K. 82, 232, 233 Lanum. Kent V. 26, 202 Lopodor, Mary A. 191 Larson, Jennifer A. 247 Lash, Robin E. Loskey. Thomas P. 220 Luuer, Anne 5. 3, 194, 144 Lnuer, John D. 219 Loughlin, Loom L 84, 169, 210 Louvlen, Movgmec N. 196 Lawrence. Bruce A. 70 Lawrence, Debovoh A. 191 Lawson. Doilene R. Lawson, Kllk W. 82 Lederlenner, Motgaret A. 82 Lee, Brian J. 188 Lee, Melvin E. 219 Lee. le E. 76, 77, 233 Leech. Pamela E. 3, 162, 144 Lelevre, Catherine A. 208, 169 Lehman. Edward E. 26 Lehman, Janelle 1.. 169, 246, 248, 249 Lehman. Mark W. 201 Lelsl, Jelfvey K. 192, 193 Lemosver. Cynthia D. Lemna. Brian K. 201 Leonard, Kimberly A. 228, 229 Lens, Jackson W. 51. 226 Lewis, Andveo M. 210 Lewis. Elizabeth R. Lewb. Gregory J. 20, 26, 169, 223, 41, 150, 151 Lewis, ml E. Lewis, Robert D. Llebl, Linda J. 196 Lbsendahl, Go A. 169, 184 Llesendahl, Vicrorlc M. 42, 216 Lletz. Jennifev D. 231 ngon, Catherjne E. 53, 191, 125 Lindlw. Nchcud E. 49, 51, 69, 236, 116 Lindsmedt, Emily A. 204 Linton, James G. 224, 125 Unvllle, Mark J. 203 Upe. Ellen M, 240 Lipple. Davld S. . Uppincolt, Olln G. 198 Unlewood, Leah J. 191 581,6- 1' LrLWLn4r;t;Vu1Mmea 1.6.7.11, Locke, Giles R. 26, 226 Lockie. Davld M. 51, 236 Lococo. Leah F. 216 Loescher. Sixi A. 216 thon. Melissa J. Lam's. Mschoel P. Loni, ancls J. 51, 223 Loncor. Brion U. 50, 51 Long, Canon 26, 58, 198, 180, 112 Long, Kathleen D. Long, Stacy M. 82, 216 Looby. Lowtence A. 198 Loomis, John W. 188 Lovene, El1zobeth A. 191 Lowev. John a, 68, 71, 202 9 , Lubero, Steven M. 51, 230 Lubken Rise D. 215 Lucas, Jayne A. Lucas. Joy B. ' Ludwig. Sue A. 205 Luecke. Bruce W. 71 Luedev. Michael C. 56, 224 Lueken, Paul F. 31, 62, 84, 74. 220 Lund. James L. 169, 202 Luthy, Susan S. 209 Lutz. Nancy H. 169. 229, 41 Luu, Thanh Nga T151 169, 181 Luzon James C. Lyday. Jed L. 208 Lydoy. Tracy L. 169, 208 Lynom, Barbara A. 169, 184, 96 Lynch, Rosemary Lynch, Thomas C. 186, 151 Lyon, George H. Lyons, Christine C. 196 M Mam. Dean C. 169, 207 Mobley. Edward E. 169, 188 Mobry. Jonathan B. 74, 207 MocFar1one. William D. Moclmosh. Anne L 56, 196 Maclsaac. Loutie J. 247 MacKny, Susan MocKenzie. Leigh Ann 84, 169, 184 Mockin, Colleen A. 191 MochoL Nojmo 53 , Moclouchloo, Phyllis A. Mucleod, Moxk AA 219 Modolon, Karen R. 56, 169, 182 Madurai Carlo 1. 108 Mogee, Carroll D. Mogem, Herm T. 58, 215 Mnhoney, Jack C. 169, 232, 221, 94 Moler, John P. 202 Malone. Tnmryn A. 64 Moish. Vlillam A. 212, 118 , M01195. James C. ', Money, Sovah A. so, 117 Mo1lory. Eric P. 223 Malone, Dorothy 1, 194 9 Maloney, Caroline 5, ;,- MoloneyA 1lmmhy S. 212, 125 , Momone. Edward J. 201 Mann, Laurie L. Manning, Lora A. Monafleid. Julie 6. L Mntkey. Lawrence W. Markham Margaret L. 215 Morkslone, Debra L Marsh. Christine R. 216 Marshall, Jameo A. Malshnll, Jane C. 169, 210, 134, 41, 24 Mania. Carlo J. 82, 210, 211 Martin, Chdstopher F. Martin, George J. 215 Martin, Joseph F. 71, 169, 202 , Mania. Kimberiy A. 8 Martin, Meiisso A. Monln, Mellssa E, 229 Martin, Paul F. 198 ; Marlin, Vicky A. 26, 169, 184 J Momno, Laslie L. 9, Maniac. Robert S. 70, 169, 220, 94 Mortlnson. Jennifer L 184 1 Martyn, David G. 283 Mason. Allson F, 169, 196, 128, 41 3 Mason. Seth G, 224 1, Mathews, Jullo I. Manon, Mary C. 208 Maneson, Donna M. 244, 247, 249 Matthew. Timothy W. Monhys. Sondvo J. 42, 229 Mottison. Juno 191 Movz, Phil G. Moupln. Gregory E. 32, 186, 187 ': May. Pamela J. 84. 207 May, Randali K. 232 Moyev, James H. U McAdam. C0701 A. 208, 209 McAullffe. Megan M. 26 5 Mchlde. Julie J. 182 , McCain, Marlonne L. 1591.93 McColn, Michelle L. 'McCollum, therine A. McCum. szy K. McConhy, Michael J. 83, 84 McCarty. Lululee D. 55, 169, 208, 128, 41 McCarty. Mulgoret H. 206 McCuughey, Mary A. 247 McConnell, Mark R. 51, 207 McCormick. Kristo A: 2 McComack. Meredith J. McCluzken. Virginia 1, 29, 79, 208 McGee, Benjamin E. 198 McCurdy. Daniel T. 226 McDonald. Anne C. 82, 231 McDonald. Philip E. 224 McDonnell. WilIiam A. 223 McElflesh, Jacquelyn A. 247 McFadden, Julie L. McGohey, Marcia A, 216 McGeehon. Ponkk J. 219 McHugh, Bovboro A. 57, 169, 214, 215 McKinley. Lee C. 232, 136, 135 McKirncm, Laurens Mu McKoone. Melanie D. 210 McLone. Bdon F. 282 McLaugMin. Laura J. McLaudn. Elana D, McLean. Donald S. 51, 224 McLean, Pamela J. 56, 170, 229, 41 McNeese, Kathryn S. 210 McNichols. Susan M. McPhersun, Kimberly S. 82 McWhirter. Virginkx L. Meachom, Susanna L 81, 42, 84, 191 Meochom, Roger L. 255 Mecimore. Laura J. 184, 150 Meeker, Ann W, 170, 228, 229 Meeker. Mary 61 26, 48, 170, 196, 41 Meeks. Katherine R. 72, 170, 181 Meguschor. David A. 202 Mehne, Beth A. 194 Melbexg. Peter G. Melind. Corrie L. Menln, Susan L 231 Mellon. Icy Anne 201 Meloche, Lisa L. 246 Melvon. Michael J. 219 Mendez, Thomas C. 57, 64. 201 Mevgl, James A. Metkle. Dorbaro J. Memilz. Elizabeth A. 211 Merriam, Kenneth E. 26, 186 Meulbroek. Jonathan A. 202 Meyel, Amy E. 82, 83 Meyer, Korea A. 247 ' Meyer. Monica 220 Meyer, Timothy E. 51, 54, 125 Meyer. Tlmolhy F. 30, 42, 189 Meyers, Christophe! J, 100, 232 Mlchoels, Lisa M. 82, 216 Michaels, Mrk P, 26, 188 mum. Tommi L 42 Miles. Chelyl A, 201 Minutes. George C. 189 M111. John S. 82, 219 M1Ilor, Jeffrey D. 214 Miller, Amy L 79, 87, 184 125 Mlllev, Ann E, Millet. Cathy L. 70, 170, 220 Miller, leght L. 70, 219, 112 Miller, Elizabeth A. 181 Miller, Frederick W. 170, 212 Miller. Jeffrey S. 32, 33, 215, 108 M11191, Kristen K 191 Miller, Me1an1e A. 79 Miller. Merl D. 84, 281 Miller. Pamela A. 170, 181, 41 Miller, Ruth E. 170, 246 Mmer, Samuel W. 55. 170, 189 M11191, Thomas T. Millmon. Thomas M. 215 Mingle. Dav1d L. 206 Misiorwoskl, Allscn L. 84, 185 Misha. Rene A. 56. 83. 84 Mltchell. Donna A. Mitchell. Kofherine A. 125 Mitchell. Marketa R. 152, 40 Mitche . Robert E. Mlvchell. Sydney 0. MIX, Louis J. 20. 286 Mock. Kelly .1. 170, 205, 96 Moeller. Kristina 1. 247 Mohar. Kathleen M. 182 Malsr. Sharon L. 231, 92 Monne , Govy M. 125, 149 Monroe. Lorena F. 170, 246, 249 Monroe, William K. 170, 246, 248. 249 Montgomery, Brian E. 224 Montgomery. Regina 5. 82 Moody. Ponkk B. 226 Moody, Ruben T, 219 Moon, Scott L. 56, 82, 83 Moole. Beverly C. Moore, Jennifer L Moore. Kevin W. Moore. Stephen J. Mocrmon. John C. Mom. Volene Moveheed, Chvlstophet J. Mmeheod. Ellzabeth S. 211 Morehead. Scott A. 102, 103, 189, 40 Morgan. Ann L 231 M011, Yoshiko 215 Momz. Terri L. 196 Marlon, Melinda M, Malley. Dawn E. Morlis, Davld A. 203 Morris. Movy G. 103, 170, 185 Morris, Thomas J. 76 Morrison, Jane Ann 216 Manon, Kmen L. 170, 229 Morton. Martha P. Moseley. Kom E. Maser. James T. 189 Masher, Maribeth Mosiey, Cheryl G. Mon, Jennifer E. Mon. Richard K, 26 226, 227 Meyers. James D. 215 Mrzlok, Lynn M. Muehlhousen, Holly C. Mueller. Ernest J. 215 MuIIIn. James M. 55, 232 Mullin, Julia A. 121 Munk, Jeffrey WA 63 Munsoa. Rkhard H. 47, 66, 170, 198 Muloido, Mark T. 51 Muvo1do, Raymond G. 51, 100, 170 236 Murphy. Brian M. Murphy. Brian P, Murphy. Kofhleen E. 194 Murphy. Michael P. 51, 223 Murphy. Robert 5. Marvin. Jone L 26, 170, 194, 92 Munel. Movk A, 82 Myers. Daniel P. 235 Myers, Karen K, Myers, Kenneth R. 83, 170, 215, 149 Myers. Scott C. 212 Mylehn. Bruce D. 226 Myrehn. Ruth E. 52, 231 MyslinskL Mcly B. 231 N Nudpame. Drodfmd L. 79, 170, 208, 96 Nahva, Jane S. 216 Nance, Robert L. 84, 70 Nash. Wl11iom Naylor. Kelly E. Now, Kareem F. 219 Neal; Kevin J, 83. 224 Neal. Rebeca: D. 53 ' Neff. Bradley W. Neff. Curtls E. 170. 235, 119, 125, 149 Naif. Rondo L. 102, 285 Negley. Lonoine A. 40 Neill. Mlchoel G. 186, 128 Nelson. Cynthia L 191 Nelson. Jeflrey M. 170, 236 Nelson, Lesley A. 208 Nelson. Richard W. 66 Nelson. Sara A. 216 Nesbit, Julianne 170, 181 Nesting. Sally A. 82, 84 Nethenan, Jolynn M. Nelhenon. Susan C. 59, 207 Neuield, Terri L. 170, 185 New. Dougie: R. 82 Newman, Gregory; Newman. Jon S. 212 Newton. Mark E. '5 Newton, Mary Pm 17,0, 194 Nguyen, Binh Q. 219' Nkhols, George R. 170, 235 Nlchols, .10 L. 281 Nlcholson, Elizabeth A. 29, 57, 171, 211, 41 Nicholson, Sam I. NickeH. Christopher S. 26, 57 171, 219, 108, 112, 41 Niebouer. Lisa J. 84 Nihon, Mary M. Nitschke, Caren 26, 171, 211, 94 Nix, Michael E. Noble, Brenda K. 215 Noble, Undo R. 191 Noble . Judith A. 196 Noland. Christoph6r 5. 102. 219 No1ond, Gall A. 84, 204, 205 Noonon, Linda A. 72, 205 Noonan. Peter T. 66, 227 Noonon, Yhomos A. 66, 227 Norris, Dovld S. 71, 72, 212 Norris, John R. 56, 57, 171, 203, 25 Norsnom. Lisa J. 82, 211 :1 Ncnhcun, Douglas E. 186 Norestine, Greggory A. 78, 79, 107 125 Nuetzel. M. Chrlstmo 211 Null. John C. Nye, Linda 5. 26. 215 0 Cakes. Elizabeth A. 216, 25 Oakley. William R. 222 Oberlin, Jone Ann 48, 49, 171, 208 O'Bden. Thomas J. O'Connot. Frank G. ,, O'Connov, Timoihy R. 171, 200 O'Day. James R. O'Donovon. T1mothy J. 57, 91, 171, 220 Oelschlager. Lynn 5. 171, 246, 249 Ofsvhun, Elizabeth A. 181 Ohenen, William G, 171, 227 Ohiou. Dayle A. 155 Ohmon. Kim M, 216 O5Keefe, Laura A. Olds, Robin L. O'Leary, Joseph P. Ollver, James S. 20, 51, 236 O1Neol. Mary M. 191 O'Neoi. Michael L 58 01190:. Lisa E. 207 O'Reilly. Helen L. 26, 171, 194 Orlow, Elizabeth L. Om, William N. 20, 171, 224, 41 Oniz. Niel A, 77 OnILOquc-ndo. Luis M. 201 Ortman. Karen R. Oshoughnessy, John G. Oshioh, Jonathan 0. O'Sullivon, Pomcia A. 52, 56, 181 Oneson. John C. 283 Ono. Gerhardt H, Owen. Cline W. Owen. David M. 84, 171, 207 Owen. Dennis G. 207 Owen, Kenneth A. 56, 74, 228 Owen, Melanle D. 70. 207 Owusu, Nan'o B. 171, 220 P Dodge , Gtegory L. 56, 171, 233 Page. Douglas R. 219, 112 Page, Gary R. 66, 224 Palmer. Gregory M. Palmer. Mary E. 82 Palmer. Michelle R. 35, 185 Pangankenato S. 171, 207 Ponusko, Elizabeth P. Pom. Pamela J. 84, 216, 249 Paris. Julie A. Park, Carolyn M. 181 Parker, Arriy R. ?orket, Unite L. 3, 50, 171, 185, 144 Parker, Julie L. 229 Porkhill, David R. C10, 51 Pnrkison, Pom L. 229 Parkison. Tori M. Parks. Coro1yn J. 72 Parks, Laura C. Parsons, Karen A. 171, 194, 195, 41 Poshos. Kay E. 171, 211 Patterson. Karen J, 171, 246, 249 Patterson. Matthew l... 71, 83, 98 Pauli. Herbert C. 198, 147 ?ouls. John J. 51, 186 Pavlick, Randy M. 23, 171, 227 Powinskl, Monica L. Peacock. Mary T. Peake. Cheryl M. 82, 211 Penrmon. Blod1ey L. Pechene. Charles D, 171, 166 Peck, William M, 77, 219 Pellonen. Roljo K, 215 Pendell. Bobbi A. 56, 57, 220 Pennavmio. Kathy A. 215 Pennington, Martha 0. Venrel, Thomas M. 171, 224 Perkins. Kevin J, 49, 50, 51, 60. 61, 233 Pelerko. Joseph T. Peters. erderlck S. 171, 206 Pelers, Kathy L. 82 Peterson. Amy J. 161 Peterson, Andrew K. 203 Peverson, John D. 46, 47, 66, 193 Peterson. Keith G. 171, 203 Pemneo. Michael D. 215 petty, Barbara D, 205 Peny, Ellozbelh A. 82, 84, 205 Phom. Hung D. Phelffer. Jane C. 171, 246, 249 Phillips. Coulee 29, 172, 208 Phillips. L150 1.. 216 Phillips. Melissa M. 172, 229 Phlllips. Thomas M. 234, 235 Phlllips. Vicky L. Phipps, John O. Plchon, Laure H. 51, 215, 109 'Plevce. Gary L. 172, 219 Piersan, Jeffery L. P1nalre, Stephen E. 172, 159, 117 lec, Mary C. 90, 201 Pimmwskl, Jude M. 201 PlscheL Angela 52 Pinch, Lawrence D. Plummer, Comma: 94, 92 Pogue. Peter H. 227 Pohle, Jeffrey C 172, 235 Pohlmon, 0101! L. Poggemeil, Jenn polite. Lee N. 84 Polite. Nicolette 196 Ponder. Todd W. 172, 235 Pondo, Stanley L 215 Pontius. Barbara J. 56, 181, 40 Poormon. Helen L. 185 301 Pope. James B. 198 Poppe. 1111 A. 63, 79, 195 Poptovck. Donald 1'. 49, 51, 236, 125 Polfi , Susan J. 117 Panelll, Christopher J, Panen Catherine A. Panen Dennis W. Pusey. Heather P. 82 Porter. Thomas L 63, b2, 98, 99 Powell, Mcuy A. Powell. Rebecco 5. Powell. Steven M. 232 Plan. Geotge B. 172, 198, 199 Pratt. Julia A. 82, 215 Preston. Lone C. 188 Price. Cynthia L 247, 249 Price. Jeffrey E. 186, 134, 135 Price, Klmbedey A. 210 Pvlce. Willlom C. 79, 285, 125 Prlne. Kathryn A. 53, 83. 231 Pllne, Kennevh A. 72, 215 Pviscu, Danielle C. 172, 191 Prorhero, Emily D. Protogele. Michael P. Proudfoov, Jayne L. 172, 190 Purcell. John K. Puvdy, Rebecco L. Putnam. Wendy 55, 172, 185 Q Qua. Constance B. 70, 231 Qua. Paul B. 225 Oucltrocchi. Philip J. 193 Quevy. Paul A. 66, 236 Quigley, Dean R. Quln1on. Dorothy L. 229 R Robb. Robert M. 207 Rodosch. Richmd A. 212 Rafferty, Marcia L. 172, 181 Regan, Dorby E. 20 Rogiel, Dona L 210 Rogsdole. Becky S. 33. 79, 87, 172, 220, 90 Raible. Lisa A. 172, 211, 117 Ralph, William W. 220 Ralston, Robin T. 211 Rombis, Shem L. 112 Romes, Mary M. 30, 1.72, 205 Rambo. Jeffrey 1'. 5b, 89, 101 Rompelbelg. Vicki L 185 Knack, Ann E. 82, 191 Randall. Kennethp. 212 Randall. Philip E 172, 207 Randall. Tamara P. 42, 54, 185 Randolph, G1enn T, 186, 187 Ronsden, Daniel H. 100, 172, 233 Ropp, Kmherine A. 50, 199 Rasmussen, Kolhryn A. 229 Rasmussen, William M. 172, 186 Rovhje, Roxane leiff, Sandra A. 231 Rauschen, LOUIO A. 62, 71 Rowlings, Scott D, 50, 201 Rownsley, David E. Reovis. Come 1. 229, 138 40 Reovis. Motsholl W. 51, 189 Redmond, Mcldo A. Reece, Catherine A. 82, 204, 205 Reichen, Susan M. 191 Reid, David E, 3 90, 233, 144 Reid Jessica L. 172, 205 Reidy, David A, 227 Reidy, Kathleen M. 172, 195 Reighon, Glenn M. 71, 75, 172, 193 Reinacker, Jo Ann 247 Reindollov. Vernoy N. 83 215 ' Reinhon. Gordon D. 50, o2. 03, 82, 215, 130, 131 Remmers. David L, 201 Rennev, Rebecco A. Reset, Edward A. 227 Restrepm Pobio F. Keven. Wendy L. Revol, Morie-Odile C. 82, 172, 191 Reynolds. James M. Reynolds. Lisa A. 211 Rice, Lyn S. Rice, Michael D Richter. Richard L. 72, 219 Ricker. Rolf D. 57, 172. 193 137, 135 Rider. Nancy J, 229 Ridgwoy, Alice E. 42, 195 Ridley. Patrick L. 219, 112 Riegel. Nancy A 75, 82 Hegel. Pamela L. 172, 240, 248, 249 Rife. Nancy L. 190 Riggen. Russell H. 212, 125 Riker, Nancy W, 38, 209 Riley. Brian W. 1 Riley, Rebecco H. 210 Riley, Sieven D. 212 King. Barbara J. 177, 211 Ringel, Swan A. 125 Ringer. Anne E. Ringev, Geqrge J. 57, 234, 235 302 R151, Jone L. 172, 209 Ruchle, Sara L. 84, 82, 21b Nnenhouse. Greg E. 82, 172, 215 Rmer, Use E. 207 thvet. Susan E. 231 Rivera. Pedlo M. 198 Roach, Karen K. 185 Robb. Amy 5. 42, 217 Robbins. Gwendolyn L. Roberson, Todd R. Roberts, Frank H. 227, 125 Roberts, Joseph W. 00, 198 Rubens. Richard J. 50. 82, 83, 75, 105, 25 Robertson, Carolyn Robertson. Katherine A. 68, 71, 72, 104, 105, L2 205 Robinson, Karen E. Robinson. Lynne M, Robinson, William J, 34, 212 Rock. Anne C. 82, 173, 19c Roe. Morgan H. 180, 40 Roe. Shelly M, Roelke, Roy E. 06 R0055. Jane 6. 71, 190, 117 Roevhet, Sonya L. 82, 191 Rogers, Drodiey J. 233 Rogers. Elizabeth A. 217 Rogevs. Elizabeth M. 82, 83, 173, 182 Rogers, Motk W. 201 Rogers, Mallene J, 84, 207 Rogers, MichaeI E. Rogers, Peter J. 235 Rogers. Victo: VI, 219 Rohm. Grekhen L, 32, 42, 195, 40 Rohs, Joseph H. 00, 227 Rolph, Lynne M. 53, 70 Roman, Michael J. 50. 51, 89, 237 Roob. Edwmd M. 1 Rocket, Louveen K. 195 Rooney, Christine M. 1 Rope, Chrlscopher L. Roscher. Anne M. , Rose, John D. 177, 199, 94' Rothschild. Movda L. 217 Rousseau, Thomas L. 57, 72 Roun. Dorothy L. Rovoi, Joseph S. 51, 223 Rowe. 00511 H. Rowe. John W. Rowena Rlzhord A. 51 Royal, Texry G. Royce. Wesley W. 225 Ruork, Carolyn S. Ruddle. Steven B. Rudnkki, Anne M. 173, 209, 41 Rudy. john C. 130 Ruff. Dianne M. 84, 217 Ruggles. Douglas E. 51, 223 Rumney. Ema L, 83 Runyon, Evk A. 82, 219 Runzo. ancescu P, 53 Russell. Dmboro A. 191 Ruton. Ted W. 125. 149 Rutherford, Penny Ryan. Constance L. 108 Ryan, Lemio M. Rychlok. Stephanie D. Ryder, Dvondcn L. S Sachem, 50in A. 70, 191 Sanchez, Marlene C. Sanders, Jeffrey A. 26, 201, 112 Sandals. Lynn E. 103, 231 Sanders. Muriel B. 83, 191 Sondros. Ulla R. 75, 82, 207 Senna, 9001 1, 219, 112 Saran, Laurie A. Sossemon, William D. 84, 219 $011, Andrew K. 20, 189 Souev;Poulo J. 182 Sounders. Elizabeth C. 181 Saunders. Ginger R. 82 Sauscmon. Gregory Sawyer. Koren R. Schaof. Anne E. 207 Schaor, Jill A. 42, 207 Schocht. Smolee 247 Scholtenbvond, Elizabeth A, 82, 83 Schoub. Kathleen A. SCheibling. Susan N. 57, 173, 195 Schell. Richard 193 Schelske. Cynthia A. 62, 173, 220 Schenkel. Gregory L. 20, 42, 212 Scherry. Jeanne $chioppo. David Schilling, Nancy R. 185 Schlobcck, Karl E. 83, 84, 199 SchlegeL Mark A. 56, 71, 83, 177, 220 Schmalz. Chodes D. 180, 187 Szhmid, Eberhard O, 219 Schmid. John R. 56, 233 Schmidt. Russell L 84 Schme1der, Mmy R. 83, 173, 182 Schneider, Thomas M. 186, 72 Schnepf. Eric R. 207 Schoeman. Stephanus 82 Schoenfeld, Kenneth D. Schopke, Robert A. Schoenle. Anne M. Scholfmonn, Anna M. 53,181, 24 Schoonmokev. Kimberlee A1 82 Schreier, Joan K. 191 Schvier. Dovld M. 227 Schrlev. Deborah L 231, 150 Schloev. Stephen T. 46, 47. 85. 223 Schueler. Ann M. 72 Schulze, Donna W. 173, 209 Schumucher, Nancy J. 173, 181, 90, 41 Schussler. Carol D. 217 Schwarz, Daniel L 72, 219, 9b Schwarz. Julianna M. 173, 229, 125 Schweier. Audry E. 217 Schweighousev, Robe M. 177, 18c Schwenk. Mary E. 229 Scofield, Nancy S. 3, 173, 198 Scommegoo, Frank P. 72, 214, 215 Scott. Larry B. 60, 203 Scott, Mon H. 26, 32, 7c, 83, 180, 136 Scussel. Dione L4 190 Seckmon, Valerie D. 84. 231 Secresl. Hotold R. 173, 237 SekemL Delores J. Selhorsr, Sondvo E. Sena. William T. 66 Senfv. Nancy L. 181 Senger, Ann D. 82, 231 Sensel. Lisa M. 217 Sensemon. Kathryn A. Serson, Louise A. 209 Servies, Alisa M. 205 Seslot. Tonya L. 82. 231 Setion. Rkhord K. 173, 227 Sevler, Thomas L. 71, 189 Sevmono, Jose M. 215 Seward, Samuel L. 227 Sexton. Megan T. 195 Shofer, Michael D. 225 Shollioll, Ahmed D. Shane . Angeline M. 3, 231, 144 Shorkey, Wimom B. 173, 233 Show, Margaret S. 70, 207, 40 Shea. Mlchael J. 219 Shea. Michael P. 180, 187 Shea. Susan E. 191 Sheaffer. Elizabeth R. 209, 134 Shelly. Tlmothy S. Shelton, Christine L. 185 Shelton. Nancy A. Shenemon, Daniel P. 212 Sherman. Susan L. 191 Shenick, Karol H. Shervick. Loom l. Shlffler. Rlchmd A. 83 - Shinn, W1lllom R. 00, 87, 193 Shlpman. Lynda J. 1 Shlsler, Jessica M. 205 Shoffem. Deon H. Shook, Kolhryn A. 211 Shooter. Chustine R. 247, 249 Shun, Sally A. 191 Shrock, Kimberly A. 231 Shuck. Allso D. 72, 82, 103, 182 Shumon, Randall W. 173, 237 Shurmel. Sue E. Sibel, Joseph K Sleven, Wimom J. 193 Sllins, Renate 53, 217 Silver, Lone Silvolo. Carole A. 173, 209 Simmons, Janlce L. 205 Simpson. Steven R. Sinnei, Downu A, 182 5112. Mark J, 233 Skoger, R110 J. Slogle, Mono L. 84 Slokis. Steven S. 233 Slaughter. Kovherlne A. 84, 217 Slivko, Scott L. 66, 203 Sloan, Julie A. 52, 53, 173 229, 11c Siough, Mode L. Small, David A. Smon, Anthony M. 212. 213 Smith. Mien H. 51, 173, 237 Smith. Andrew V. Smith. Anne K. 173, 197, 24 Smith. Anne L. 42, 181 Smith, Christene E. 50, 91, 229 Smhh. Cums L. 71, 212, 94 Smnh. David A. 173, 193 Smith, Debra A. 182 Smith, lomes J. Smlrh, James W. 189 Smith. Jeffrey L. 219 Smith, .101 D. 173, 191 Smlrh, Matthew T. 186 Smith, Nlno L. Smith. Philip R. 219 Smith, Sarah Smith, Sher! C. Smith. Swan B. 222. 223 Sml'h. Terry 5. 51, 125 Smith, Willlom W. 186 Smhs, Willlom L, Snead, Heather J. 231 Snidel. Cums W. Snyder. Anne H. Snyder. Willlam P. Sodemrom, 60er A. Sodlnl, Sheri L. Sokol. Catherine A. $01910. Elena M. 84, 207 Salem, Navciso O. 82, 219 Summer. Nancy C. 173, 185. 128,192 Summer. Pou1 G. 193, 137 Summers, Shannon L. Super. Paul C. 82, 83, 98, 212 Sosmk. Audrey E. Souders, Elizabeth A. 173, 197, 128 Spule. Julie: 51, 173, 194, 248, 248, 249 50010015. William M. 173. 207 Sporenberg. Kulherine A. 231 Sporenberg, Klmbedy AA 209 Spelchev. Slephony S. 48, 174, 229, 112 Spencer. William V. 201 Spleen. Stephen M. 212 Splndlev, Dannie K. 229 Spoetl. Christopher R. 57 Spolyor. Anne E, 209 Spo1yov, Robert J. 223, 125 Spudic. Gregory A. 20, 51, 237 Stockhouse, Dole E, 189 Stoding. Judith A. 84, 182 Svoggenburg. Susan M. Stahl. Euen M. Stolzer, Jeffrey C. Svandley, Gilbert D. so, 57, 203, 128 Stanley. John D. 150 Stanton, Cu N. 233 Stark, Gregg C, 174, 227 Stark, Karen S, Stork. Lynn A. 174, 209 Stork, Susan C. Storm . Lynn E. 215 Stechschuhe. Susan J. 174, 181, 108 Steele, Richard P. 219 Steele. Sluron K. 51, 225 Svegwee, Robert A. 82, 83, 219 Sveigerword, Kim E. 217 Siell. Linda 6. 229, 92 1 Sveinhllbel. Macy Ann 53, 217 Stempel. Jennifer J. 217 Stephens, Barbara A. Stephens. Julie M. 191 Stephens. Vlrglnio D. Slephenson, Dem A. 174, 207, 25 Slele, Goty S. 193 94 Sievler. John I. Stevanovk. Melody A. 182 Stevens, Jeanine L, 174, 207 Stevens, Lauren L. Stevenson. Amy L. 191 Stevenson, James W. 57 Stevenson, John F. 174, 223, 94 Stevenson, Kimberty L. Stevenson, Susan M. 91, 229, 24 Stewart. Beth A. 174, 153, 128 Svewon, Coty L. 219 StewarL George D. 203 Svewon. Soto L. Stewart. W. Kevin 199 Sviers. Gretchen A. 191 Stllson. Pamela L. Srilson. Todd C, 39, 180 Stimeling, Jill A. vannen. James 11 101, 174, 237 Svllsmon. Dov1d A. 235 Stokes, Shella J. Svonebelg. John D. Stoneklng Kay M. 215 Steppe . He1di 1. 82, 161 Storey. Mary S. 247 S1o1ler. Helen F. 56, 74, 205 Slowell. Shelley 1. 231 51min, Jane! M. 191 51101:, Susanne L. Snake. Gregory S. 84, 219 Smuer, Mlchelle R. 83 5110055. M0111 D. 180 Stroyer, Diane L, 191, 125 Snoyer. Geoflrey B. 82, 219 Snoyev. Jonavhan R. 83, 219 Suelcher. laurence H. 215 Snickler. Shari K. 82, 231 Sningfellow. Dovld 6. 174, 227. 41 String1ellow, Susan L. 231 Stroman. Steven J. Snomberg. Anne K. 185 Stronczek. David L. 219 Slrup, Stephen E. 70, 235 Slucky, Anne E. Studiey. Susan K. 174, 207 SIuIts. Morcle L. 48, 174, 185 Stumpp, Mary E. 79, 197 Sruvmon. Sarah J. 57, 195, 25 Sukopdjo. The M. Sullivan. 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