DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1985 volume:

1985 Mirage VOLUME 100 DePauw University Greencastle, Indiana 46135 2 Opening talllnll Rllllmllr Ifllk These DPU fans show their support for the Tigers during the Monpn Bell game at Wabash. The Tigers lost the game by a score of 41-26. Freshman Bruce Nelson strolls to class one fall afternoon. More Than Youid Expect From . . . Life At DePauw n August 25, 1984, 600 freshmen arrived to begin their college ca- reers. Expectations varied, but few people really get what they expect from college. First there was rush, pIacement tests and orientation. Would anyone believe college would be so much work? Then classes- began and DePauw wasn't so much fun anymore. Over time however, some freshmen discovered ways to make studying bearable. They joined the up- perclassmen and hung out with the books at the Hub or socialized on the second floor of Roy 0. Library. The freshmen soon memorized the phone numbers of every pizza place in Greencastle and every flavor of Delaney's ice cream. They could locate the boulder, the owl and the Iate-hours room. And they knew what Mofo and S 8: M really mean. Through the year, freshmen exper- ienced those unique activities e ali-cam- pus picnics, kiss-ins, Monon Bell, and Winter Term parties -w that make De- Pauw life special. No matter what happened to each stu- dent this year, it had to be more than you'd expect from life at DePauw. - Becky Fleming These students heid a taiI-gate party before the Monon Bell game. - Sophomore Derrick Osborne watches 1 game from the benc 4 Opening More Than You'd Expect From . . Students Like These erhaps the most vivid im- age I have from my fresh- man year at DePauw was a conversation I had during Orien- tation Week with a girl going through sorority rush. I asked the girl what she thought about DePauw, and she promptly answered, It's the Barbie and Ken doll school of the Midwest. Horrified, I won- dered what I had gotten myself into. Barbie and Ken doll A porn squad entertains the Tiger fans at ime to the tune of Dan Hannats marching I. school? Could there be any se- rious students at a place like this? The rest of my freshman year dampened my hopes. Reports that Color Me Beautiful was the bestnselling book at the DPU bookstore didn't help, nor did statements like I won't be in class much this week - it's hell week. I began to resign myself to the fact that DePauw would always be in a little bubble. Then one day a faculty mem- ber confided in me how he viewed students at DePauw. He said he gave them a personality grade in addition to a letter grade. One could be a GP, an L, or an I. A GP was a grade-pusher tself-explanatoryL and L was like- able, and an I was an individual e according to him, the highest mark he could give. He assured me they were out there, and I set out to find them. Slowly I discovered there were many people that I met in classes, in activities, and socially, striving for something higher than the glitter and the greek letters, people who were able to put DPU in perspective, and re- alize a world out there that was just waiting to be experienced. The individuals are here, every- where, the problem is you just have to see them. Certainly, not the kind of people you would expect from a place like this. - Ken JIennison s t;- Opening 5 - .- DPU students pose for a picture in the Big Apple. These students particiapxed in the GLCA New York Arts Program during the fall semester. The sailing club competes in the Ohio State Sailing Regatta. Glenn Romancruk More Than You'd Expect From . . . A School This Size acked to his bulletin board is a pic- ture from a dance. But its not from a DePauw fraternity or sorority house dance, it's from a spring ball that senior Lamont Clements attended in Merry Oide England during his year long stay at the University of Exeter. I became good friends with a couple of English pe0ple, but also with a person from Berlin studying at Exeter and an- other from Switzerland, he said. And there are times when I miss them and the whole Exeter scene. I plan on heading back to visit them soon, but not soon enough. , Pinned to another bulletin board is a 3 x 5 picture of junior Auburn Sheaffer standing outside the Louvre museum in Paris, France, with her arms laced to the shoulders of several French people. She too values these friends quite highly, I just mailed each of them a DePauw sweatshirt so as maybe to spread a bit of the black and gold around over there. But whether they spend a semester or year in Exeter, Strasbourg, Barcelona, Li- beria, or Bagota, DePauw students on ex- change programs exchange more than just themselves. As well as consuming culture from other parts of the world, they spread a little bit of the black and gold within them with people and places far and wide throughout the world . . . more than you'd expect from a school this size. - Bob Gynn 8 Campus Life Division ifs more than you'd expect Campus Life Division 9 Qchdl Geld The Tradition Continues Old Gold is a tradition. It is a time when alumni return to their alma mater - a time to remember and a time to be remembered. At DePauw, students are used to seeing friends together. During Old Gold weekend, friends who no longer live across campus from one an- other can be together again. This year's Old Gold was a time for the students, faculty, alumni, and com- munity to be entertained. Some at- tempts for entertainment failed. The huge hot air balloon failed to rise due to the strong wind. The same breeze grounded the sky jumper. But Tiger victory entertained the crowd. It was the Tiger's 22nd victory at home when they beat the Kenyon Lords 38-12. Becky Brumbaugh, senior, won the Old Gold queen crown. And Bamboo, a live bengal tiger, jogged around the track at half time. Most of all, Students were enter- tained by homecoming itself; this tradi- tion we can Old GOIdt Senior running back Rich Bonaccorsi rolls his -' SUSHI! Caners way for more yardage against a Kenyon defender; Frenzied fans release hundreds of yellow balloons at the first touchdown. 10 Campus Life Tim Weaver snags a pass from Tony de Nicola which ties Weaver for aII-time Tiger career touchdown receptions and puts DePauw on the scoreboard. The wind grounds the balloon, but the Lords cannot keep the Tigers down. Laura Clymer Laura Clymer Laura Clymer Bamboo, the bengal tiger stalks the DePauw Old Gold queen finalists lulie Kelso, Raeann campus. Ruder, Becky Ruehl, and Katie Roob surround queen Becky Brumbaugh in middle. laura Clymer Campus Life 1 1 Name Games, Registration, Rush Orientation Week 1 Saturday, August 25, the campus settie in, to their negghomes. That night they found their orienta- turn at registration. , . filled with cars, station wagons, vans the placements tests and took their and LU-haul trucks, all packed to the tion leaders in Bowman Park. They pic- At nightywhen all the rush parties brim with boxes and luggage. The nicked and played name games in the ended the real funbegan. Girls from freshmen had arrived for one of the Dells. Throughout the week, the Rectorf LuCy, and; 'Bishop- Roberts most intensive times + Orientation groups met to take toursyof downtown found their'way to Mason and Hogate Weekt Greencastle, play ultimate Frisbee, and for their first parties of the year. V up the stairs. Finally when the station but dre -, wagon was emptyiyaifew tears, and-the ing. ' freshmen could make some friends and 12 Campus Life The first event was the unloading. eat box lunches with faculty advisers. Monday, Classes started, and ,Orien? Orientation leaders stood by to aid 'On Sunday rush began. The focus of tation Week, CampVDePa-uw; ended, huffing parents carry stereos and trunks the week was no longer namegames The freshmen were true collegegstu- ssin'g up; hand shaking and smii- dents then. ' , , , Lyhn Cameron ' I During the Week the freshmen teok Lynn' Cameroh m mthxw :x Lynn Cameroh : e ' Campus Life 13 RAemem Exam Qame The threat of showers failed to dampen the spirit of hundreds of DePauw students who made the 30-mile trek to see the Monon Bell game on November 10. The game, broadcast nationally on ESPN, drew a ctowd which packed the Little Giants' stadium. To further the enthusiasm of De Pauw fans, the Union Board fur- nished porn poms, noisemakers, and bumper stickers. In the atmosphere of rivalry be- tween the two teams, the Tigers and Little Giants struggled for possession of the Monon Bell. While the Tigers put forth a strong performance with senior Steve Shadoan's 40-yard field goal and completed touchdown pass to junior Tim Weaver, Wabash ended up winning the game and the traditional Monon Bell with a score of 41-26. 11. ::g 14 Campus Life Campus Life 15 Fall Parents Weekend DPU Dads And Moms Watch Tigers Beat Albion 21-6 Some parents strolled around cam- pus enjoying the fall weather. Others relaxed in the Hub. Some went to the variety of shows and exhibits for enter- tainment. But all of the parents who attended Fall Parents Weekend, September 29 and 30, spent the time catching up on the news from their son or daughter. Parents and children gathered in the UB lobby for a student-parent mixer, and the Career Planning and Placement Center held an open house. The Colle- gians performed in Bowman Park. Some families saw Little Theater's pro- duction Blithe Spirit after the steak fry in the UB. The parents who went to the football game watched the Tigers win their 21st home game in-a-row in Blackstock. Parents also had the chance to see the soccer team lose to MacMurray, 2-1 but beat Blackburn 2-1. A student and her parents watch other families Families greet their sons and brothers after the stroll by from the Union Building steps. football game. 16 Campus Life Cheerleaders celebrate each point of a Tiger touchdown. Trish Bare Melissa Kurten and her parents pose in front of the Union Building. Campus Life 17 'Mud, Air Bands, Picnics, Tricycles, Pink - It Has To Be Little 500 Weekend The entire campus seemed to halt. Students pushed the books aside to revel in the spring weather and cele- brate the most popular annual event e Little 500 Weekend. A succession of ac- tivities organized by the Union Board kicked off the week. Living units were paired for some tusuallyl friendly com- petition. They ripped up the grass by East College in the mud volleyball games and the tug-of-war matches. They tied up the street in front of the Union Building in the mini 500 contest. Thursday night, the campus was rocked by the sounds of the General Public concert. Friday night, students flooded Kresge Auditorim for Cyclerama Sing to see just how talented those fraternities, so- 18 Little 500 Weekend Lynn Cameron rorities and dorms could be. No one will forget Hogate's and Theta's spoof of USA for Africa titled We are De- Pauw e the winning act. But it all comes down to the race. The winners of the other events can be forgotten, but the victors of the bike race are assigned to the history books. The pink racers reigned in this year's race as Fiji and Theta captured the tro- phy's for the men's and women's races. Fiji racers, dressed in flourescent pink uniforms, shot ahead in the sixth lap and maintained first until the end. Delt raced to second place, and ATO came in third. Theta, also dressed in pink, led the bikers the whole way. DC. won sec- ond, and Pi Phi captured third in a tight battle for second place. coEEMU :53 :eEEmU :5: min: .AEc. 20 From Simon T0 Shakespeare From Chicago To Russia Theater Productions Entertain And Educate Throughout the year, students put their acting skill and training on stage in a variety of Little Theatre and Duzer Du productions. Some shined and others fell flat, but all offered a needed cultur- al entertainment on the weekends. The actors in Boys in the Band and Sexual Perversity in Chicago ex- plored the complexities of sex and rela- tionships. Dan Stevens wrote and pro- duced Fraternity which portrayed the life in a fraternity on a small mid- western campus. On fall parents weekend, parents could watch Blithe Spirit and on spring parents weekend, they could enjoy the Shakespearian comedy Twelth Night. The Good Doctor, a Neil Simon play, dramatized several of Anton Chekov's short stories. One highlight of the season was Candide, a musical opera that stu- dents pulled together over Winter Term. Another highlight was Antigo- ne Too directed by visiting director Bette Howard. The chorus of the play consisted of 17 reincarnated women from history famous for their acts of civil disobedience. Paul Koch Michael Jeffries :oEEmU :53 47 28:5 362 255va :35m $62 2:;me Theater Productions 21 i The ,Year In ReImISPec IKe, 1 in U DePauw News Bureau DePauw News Bureau 22 A Look Back DePauw Surges Overall, the 1984-1985 year was rela- tively calm - until the last month or so of school. About April, things began to jump around the campus, and students, . administrators and faculty members questioned if this truly could be mild- I mannered DePauw University. It started Friday, April 26 when trust- ees, administrators and townspeople donned gold-colored construction hats and gathered for the ground- breaking of the $3.8 million Country inn. Construction of the 55-room hotel began shortly thereafter behind Asbury Hall. The beeps and grinds of bulldoz- ers were heard from then on in Asbury . classrooms - which didn't thrill the professors or students. L The investors however, were happy. Alum Donald Daseke said, It has truly been a team effort and a labor of love for all of us. And University President Richard Rosser remarked, It is really going to be an outstanding addition and is an indication of the potential of this town. in other construcion news, faculty in Asbury started pack-in their belong- ings in anticipation o the building's i repairing, refinishing, redecorating and redesigning. The Julian library was also scheduled for overhaul featuring Michael Jeffries L p5Ying at: L whether the in the fallgor, A Look Back 23 24 Seniors Division ' W more than yozfd expect Senior-s Division 25 26 Seniors James F. Adorney Communication Hogate Hall Tracey Alspach Music; vocal performance Alpha Phi Michelle M. Appel EconomicsAnternational business Kappa Kappa Gamma Janet R. Barbre Economics Alpha Phi Andrea Adsit Psychology; business minor Pi Beta Phi Gregg Anderson Economics Phi Gamma Delta Denise Apple Communication Bishop Roberts Hall Karl Baird Zoology Delta Tau Delta SENIORS Alexander Alexandrou Political science Delta Upsilon lulia L. Anderson English composition French Pi Beta Phi Mary E. Axelberg Communications Delta Gamma Jeffrey M. Bay Math Delta Upsilon Elizabeth I.. Allred Computational math Delta Gamma Julie M. Anderson English literature Out-in-town Lisa Baggott Economics Kappa Kappa Gamma Timothy Bayley English Literature Hogate Hall 5 v w '. Dan Belcher Zoology Beta Theta Pi Patricia A. Blackman Communication Kappa Kappa Gamma Becky Brumbaugh Psychology Kappa Alpha Theta Bradley J. Bendle Economics Lambda Chi Alpha Geof Bracket! English Delta Tau Delta Kimberly L. Bruninga Economics Pi Beta Phi Laura J. Burkel Frencthternational business Alpha Phi Julia Byers Instrumental music education Hogate Hall Roxanne L. Berry German Alpha Omicron Pi Diane Bredehoil Economics Alpha Phi Anne J. Bucholtz Studio Art Delta Zeta lack L. Cameron Economicymusic Delta Upsilon Robert Bingham Economics Out-in-town Michael Brouilletle Economics Hogate Hall Eric Butrick Economicskomputational math Delta Tau Deita Karen J. Carlson Computational math Delta Zeta Seniors , . Jane E. Carpenter Sara Carrier Sarah D. Carrigan Winchell S. Carroll Communication Nursing Psychology HistorWEnglish composition Kappa Alpha Theta Delta Zeta 10hr. 2. Carter Elizabeth G. Cartwright Susan Cassidy Donna lean Cece ' jdology English literature History Spanish phi jclta Thr Kappa Kappa Gamma Hogate Hall Hogate Hall Barbara Ceiga lanny Chalkley Angela Cheser Gordon B. Chin ! Zoology Nursing Political sciencdphilosophy Predental Longden Alpha Gamma Delta Sigma Alpha Epsilon Thomas I. Clark LaMont W. Clements Emily D. Cline lay Colbert Physical education general English literature Zoology Pre-medicine science Delta Chi Alpha Phi Mason Hall out-in-town 28 Seniors 1 Mark K. Colip Zoology Delta Upsilon Kimberly Crail Economichhilosophy out-in-town Mary-Beth Coty N ursi ng Danie K. Davidson Computational mathematics Phi Kappa Psi Gregory S. Condra Economics and management Lambda Chi Alpha Newton F. Crenshaw Economics Beta Theta Pi Bradford Crandell Hogate Hall Linda Davidson Nursing Judith Conrad Computational matMeconomics Longden Hall James A. Crossin Economics Phi Kappa Psi Matthew Darnell Economics Sigma Chi Geoffrey M. Day Mathematics Delta Chi Nancy 1. Coons Zoology Delta Gamma Michelle A. Crowlgy Economics Alpha Phi William R. Daseke Economics Alpha Tau Omega Katherine L. Deckard Spanish Longden Hall Seniors 29 Douglas L. Dell MusidBusiness Delta Upsilon Shawna L. Douglass Communication; art minor Alpha Chi Omega Deborah A. Duke Communication Delta Gamma Carolyn A. Easthope Psychology Delta Delta Delta Gary DeMoss Education Hogate Hall Gary P. Downs History Alpha Tau Omega Beth A. Dulhanly Economics out-in-town Brett Edwards Sigma Chi Seniors Stuart DeVauI Psychology Longden Hall lames DuBois Psychology Mason Hall Christopher L. Durnell Chemistry Mason Hall Brent M. Ehrman Computer sciencekociology Delta Upsilon Desiree S. Dimond Zoology Kappa Kappa Gamma David F. Duest Chemistry Longden Hall Robert W. Dugan Elementary education Phi Kappa Psi Collette F. Engert Communication Delta Gamma 30 David England Amy J. Englebright Ann K. Ericksson Kent Eiler Computer science Communication Zoology MusidZoology ; Hogate Hall . Delta Zeta Alpha Phi Mason Hall Remington P. Fairlamb Steve Falkner lynn M. Ferguson Scott w, Fields Economics Economics English literature Hogate Hall 4 Phi Delta Theta Hogate Hall Longden Hall Tracey A. Fitzgerald Kristin E. Fleece Karin C. Fleifel Marvin Flewellen . l Economics Nursing Political science Computational mathematics Alpha Omicron Pi out-in-town Mason Hall Eric Ford Steven Forsythe Lisa H. Frieden Beth Ann Fryrear Economicskomputer science International affailtsleconomics Economics Musidbusiness Hogate Hall Longden Hall Pi Beta Phi Hogate Hall Seniors 31 Seniors lulie A. Galiene Mary l. Geoghegan Kathleen Galliher Mary R. Gidcumb Communication English composition Art history Political Science Pi Beta Phi Pi Beta Phi Kappa Alpha Theta Delta Delta Delta Patricia A. Gilligan Monica Giradot Edmund Gomez Susannah M. Goodell Bacteriology Computational mathematics Zoology English literature Delta Delta Delta Delta Zeta . Beta Theta Pi Kappa Kappa Gamma Brad Grabow Brian K. Gran Kent Grathwohl Angela Greiner EconomichFrench English literature out-in-town Nursmg Delta Upsilon Phi Kappa Psi Debbie l. Grohman Kathy Kay GIOSS Sherty Gross Nancy C. Groves Music performance Musidbusiness Psychology Economics . Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Alpha Gamma Delta Delta Delta Delta 32 Seniors Steven Guild Beta Theta Pi lonathon Hart History Alpha Tau Omega Steven A. Hellmich Economics out-in-town David C. Hess Economics Alpha Tau Omega Robert Gynn HistorWEnglish Mason Hall John R. Hayden Jr. Mathematics Delta Upsilon Donna A. Heckler Zoology Delta Zeta Stacey Hettmansperger Economics Kappa Alpha Theta Mary L. Halfman English literaturekecondary education Kappa Kappa Gamma Lesley A. Heiberger Psychology Kappa Kappa Gamma Elizabeth Henry Nursing Robert H. Heyde Communications Sigma Alpha Epsilon Elizabeth S. Hanahan Communication Kappa Alpha Theta Kenneth D. Heldfnan EconomicVManagement Alpha Tau Omega Susan Henlein Nursing Steven Hieger Economics Hogate Hall Seniors 33 Seniors Michael B. Hile Carol L. Hoopengarner Samuel M. Holly Christina M. Horn Chemistry Computer Scienchnglish History History Alpha Tau Omega out-in-town Delta Tau Delta Delta Delta Delta Tamara B. Hume Mary Jo Hunter William R. Hunter Janet 1- lohns English literature History English literature Economics Ka'ppa Alpha Theta Alpha Phi Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Omicron Pi Darrell Johnson D.W. Johnson Laura M. Johnson Rebecca L. Johnson Psychology Sigma Chi Communication Psychology Phi Delta Theta Delta Gamma Bishop Roberts Hall Andy Jones Megan Jones Matthew Jordan Linda Joyce History Kappa Kappa Gamma Economics Sociology Sigma Chi Mason Hall Alpha Chi Omega 34 Seniors Kristin A. Kagler Kathryn Kahlenbeck v Robert A. Kalck Tom Karbowski Communication French Economics Economics Pi Beta Phi . Longden Hall Phi Delta Theta Sigma Chi Laura Kauble Karen Ker Andrew King Paul S. Kiuaka Art Nursing Computer Science Chemistry , Alpha Gamma Delta Delta Upsilon Lambda Chi Alpha Kelly Kleehammer Nancy J. Knapp Yvonne Knebel Juliette Kubeck Nursing English composition out-in-town Economics out-in-town Alpha Gamma Delta lane Lancaster Mark Lancaster Molly 5. Lawrence Marcia M. Lawson Economics Hogate Annex ' Zoology Communication Kappa Alpha Theta Alpha Phi out-in-town Seniors 35 Seniors mm; gm, Jilaine lehman Margaret leighton Susan A. Lemp Cynthia A. Lewellen Nursing Nursing Nursing Communication Lucy Hall Bettina H. Liebl Gary R. life Sarah A. Lilly Jennifer lindamond Pplitical Science French Chemistry Psychology Delta Gamma Longden Hall Delta Delta Delta Alpha Phi Rebecca E. Lloyd John Locke Jonathon T. locke linda J. Lukens Communication Physical educationhoology Zoology Economics Pi Beta Phi Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Kappa Psi Pi Beta Phi Wendy w. Lund Kristin M. Lundy Michelle 0- Mace Carol Malinich Psychology Chemistry Economics. Economics Pi Beta Phi Longden Hall Pr Beta Phi Delta Zeta 36 Seniors Scott M. Mansager Craig P. Martini Stacey A. Martin Craig E. McAtee Pre-engineering . English literature French international business ZOOIOgy Phi Kappa Psi Hogate Hall Delta Delta Delta Phi Delta Theta Cathy A. McCracken Lynne McCrehan lohn McGowan Lori McGowan Psychology Economics Economichsychology Alpha Gamma Delta Kappa Alpha Theta Pi Beta Phi Sigma Chi English composition Donald E. McGriff Phil N. McKelvey Mary K- McMillen Polly 5- Mernitz Zoology History Physics Anthropology Sigma Chi Phi Delta Theta Longden Hall Kappa Kappa Gamma Sara Miles James D. ,Miliotes Daniel R. Miller Economics English composition Germankconomics Delta Zeta Beta Theta Pi Hogate Hall Seniors 37 Seniors Kathryn Mitchell Todd 0. Mitchell Patricia L. Montgomery David Morrison English literature Economics Chemistry HiSIOTY i Kappa Alpha Theta Phi Kappa Psi out-in-town Beta Theta Pi Karen Morton Michael J. Moskos Michelle Haddox Ulrich Neueshein ' Musidmath Political sciencekociology Psychology Biology Hogate Hall Delta Chi out-in-town Hogate Hall 4 Doug Nemecek Susan Neubacher Christine A. Newcombe Van T.B. Nguyen Chemistry English Psychology Chemistry Phi Gamma Delta Hogate Hall Kappa Kappa Gamma Hogate Hall 1'. q Chris A. Nichols Hans Norland Thomas E. Novak Patricia Nunn Political Science Economics Sociology Psychology Hogate Hall Alpha Tau Omega out-in-town Alpha GammaiDelta Wu v.9 .. .....-F. . 38 Seniors Kathleen A. Oakey Gregory R. Ohm Gigi Clinger Edith Onderick Zoology Economics Communication Communication Delta Delta Delta Hogate Hall Bishop Roberts Hall Hogate Hall Erik C. Paeser Don N. Parker lennifer S. Parker Kathy A. Pattenon Political science Music businesymusic Communication EconomicVFrench out-in-town performance Delta Gamma Alpha Chi Omega out-in-town Ben L. Pauley Kathryn A. Pavy Carol Payne Scott H. Pearson Economics Political science Spanish Economics Phi Delta Theta Alpha Omicron Pi Kappa Alpha Theta Delta Chi Robert M. Penrod lenniferl. Perkins Kathlyn S. Perry Doug Peters l Communication Zoology International studies Mathematics Beta Theta Pi Kappa Kappa Gamma Alpha Chi Delta Upsilon Seniors 39 Eric Peterson Anthropology Phi Delta Theta Matthew S. Ponzi History Delta Chi Robert E. Quasi Zoology Phi Delta Theta Denzil Rambis Psychology Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lorraine Phillips Communication Alpha Chi Omega Wendy W. Poore English composition out-in-town Sarah A. Race Economics Pi Beta Phi lose X. Rambis Economics Sigma Alpha Epsilon Seniors William S. Phillips Economics Sigma Chi Michael S. Prakel Psychology Phi Kappa Psi Gary M. Radz Zoology Phi Delta Theta M.C. Rambis Communication Sigma Alpha Epsilon Nancy Pickard Psychology Kappa Alpha Theta Renee l. Predmore Economics Kappa Alpha Theta Beah E. Rambis History Sigma Alpha Epsilon Noble Rambis Zoology Sigma Alpha Epsilon 0 If 40 Seniors . . Quack 0. Rambis Rack Rambis Yo Rambis 1- Kevin Ramer Communicatign History Economics Chemistry . Sigma Alpha Epsdon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alpha Tau Omega I . Wendy L. Rasmussen Andrew C. Ray Kerice Raymond David Ready Economics Communication Nursing Englishkomputational math Delta Gamma Delta Chi Mason Hall U D Lucius E. Reese Nancy J. Rehm Lori B. Rehn Rebecca Rem History Communication Economics Vocal performance Beta Theta Pi PI Beta Phi Delta Gamma Longden Hall 0 Emily J. Reinhard Linda S. Reust Natalie K. Richardson Randy D. Richey Chemistry Physics Economics Economics out-in-town out-in-town Kappa Alpha Theta Phi Kappa Psi Seniors '41 Seniors David Riefe Karen Rife left D. Ritzenthaler Will Robbins Economicshtomputational math Vocal performance Zoology pre-medecine Economics Sigma Chi Hogate Hall Delta Tau Delta Lambda Chi Alpha Terry Roberts Jennifer L. Robinette Jeanine Roche Ruth Roettger Engiish composition Communication Frencwinternational business English literature Delta Gamma Kappa Kappa Gamma out-in-town Lucy Rowland Kristen Rohm Glenn Romanczuk Richard H. Rose lll Rose Ann Ruder Psychology Political Science Chemistry economiCs Communication Delta Gamma Hogate Annex Alpha Tau Omega Kappa Kappa Gamma David Salama Sue Sampson Valerie Sams Andrew G. Satherlie Chemistry Botany Fine Arts Economics Delta Chi Alpha Phi Alpha Gamma Delta Phi Delta Theta a 42 Seniors Seniors Sheryl 5- Smith Sibley Smith Vicki Smith Marianne Sarge Art French Philosophy Sociology Alpha Omicron Pi Pi Beta Phi out-in-town Alpha Gamma Delta Eric 1. Spangler Beverly l. Speer Connie Spear lori Lynn Spoon . Zoology Political science Education SpanishAnternational business Sigma Chi Delta Gamma out-in-town Kappa Kappa Gamma Paul I. Stanish Jr. Karen Stockmeyer Jill A. Stephens Kimberly D. Slockwell Zoology Political Biology Sociology Phi Gamma Delta science c0mmunication Pi Beta Phl Kappa Alpha Theta Hogate Hall Thomas Strader Cynthia L. Stromberg Julie L. Stutz Mary Beth Sullivan Beta Theta Pi History History Communication Alpha Phi Kappa Kappa Gamma Alpha Chi Omega 44 Seniors Cynthia Sutton Wendi K. Taylor Timothy A. Teller Kitty Thomas Communication English composition Psychology Economicymanagement out-in-town out-in-town Longden Hall Kappa Alpha Theta Hunter S. Thompson M. Lyde Thompson Charles R. Todd Christine E. Trentadue English composition Psychology Pre-medicindEnglish communication Beta Theta Pi Hogate Hall Longden Hall Alpha Chi Omega Suzanne Trombino leffrey H. Travis Thomas A. Trowbridge Linda I. Tschudy Economics Social Psychology; economics Chemistry Economics Pi Beta Phi Sigma Chi Delta Upsilon Pi Beta Phi Alyssa Tutlle Robert D. Ulmer Sally Utterback Anthony P. Vallone Chemistry History Elementary education Computer science Hogate Hall Phi Kappa Psi Longden Hall Seniors 45 Seniors Matthew Van Atta Kim E. Vanderkolk Anneli Vecchi Sava A. Voicanin Political sciencdhistory Psychology Economics PhilosophyXpoIitical science Hogate Hall Alpha Omicron Pi Hogate Hall Longden Hall Thomas M. Wade Stephen P. Walker Rose Wangen Calvin R.Warner Musidcommunications Communication Economics Sigma Chi oHOgate Hall Lambda Chi Alpha Hogate Hall Jeffrey A. Ware Nile L. Weber Mark Weimer Dianne Weninger Spanish Music performance Computer science Zoology Delta Upsilon Hogate Hall Hogate Hall Alpha Gamma Delta Sarah. B. Westfall leslie D. White Jeanne Widing Deanne M. Williamson Communication Communication History Psychology Rector Hall Alpha Phi Hogate Hall Delta Gamma .q Byron Wilson ll Sigma Alpha Epsilon Kelly L. Wodetzki History Delta Gamma Kenneth C. Yott Political science Phi Kappa Psi Jill A. Zaiicek Communication Pi Beta Phi Stephen Wilson Mathematics Hogate Hall Courtney Wood Economics Alpha Chi Omega Marsha A. Wise Computer sciencypsychology Hogate Hall Susan Leigh Wood Alpha Chi Omega David Witwer History Longden Hall Craig Woods Physics Hogate Hall l 47 48 One Hot Saturday ,. Afternoon 3 he parents were seated in the bleachers, and the dogs were wandering among the crowd on East College Lawn. The Class of 1985 was dressed in black caps and gowns. The actors were ready, so the scene began - the 146th annual commencement ceremony. At 1 p.m. on May 25, the graduates filed in to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance. Universi- ty President Richard Rosser welcomed the graduates, families and guests. Winner of the 1985 Walker Cup, Kathy Anne Patterson, also welcomed the group to DePauw. Robert L. Pay- ton, president of Exxon Foundation gave the commencement address titled Pass It On. He urged the graduates to support the educational institutions that supported them. President Rosser conferred three honorary degrees to Samuel Hutchison Beer, Mark Hampton and Fred C. Tucker Jr. Rosser also rec- ognized two retiring professors, Professor of English Clem Williams and Professor of Psychol- ogy Felix Goodson. James Cooper, vice-president of academic af- fairs, awarded the bachelor of art degrees to the majority of the graduates. Cassel Grubb, direc- tor of the music school, conferred the degrees to the music students, and Sherry P. Smith, di- rector of the school of nursing, awarded the bachelor of science degrees in nursing. Below: Samuel Hutchison Beer speaks after receiving an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from President Rosser. Graduation 49 50 Living Units mm more than yowd expect Living Units 51 BBhop e Roberts Dedicated 1961 Denise Apple Gigi Olinger Rebecca L. Johnson Risa M. Kuhlman Laurie L. Whitacre Debbie L. Dreiband Jill M. Huter Melissa Kurten Mary A. Lane Beth A. Maines Stella W. Quinlan Marcella D. Servies Stacy Arenz Betsy A. Arnold MalindaldM. Karen Barg A Cynthia J, Belcher Kelly L. Bonar Evelyn A. Bowman rno Rebecca M. Holly A. Elizabeth A. Anne M. Anne M. Delaney Ruth Deng Dana L. Durham Calabretta Cheesman Christman Deardorff Susan H. Erde Brenda L. Ernst Dawn L. Flemings Alice M. Fochs Constance L. Ford Deborah A. Frazier Cindy S. Gaston 52 Bishop Roberts Hall 3 Shannon M. Gath Nancy J. Critter Shadla L. Grooms Stephanie Hamernik Jessica Kintner Laura E. Landau Rebecca A. Leedy Judy 3- Nesbitt Susan E. Osborne Terese E. Rhodes Gina M. Ross Heidi A. Scharadin Darla Schurmeier Cynthia J. Shaum Karen M. Spinti Jennifer Stewart Valerie W. Thomas Meghan Turley Sundai Vorhees Jane M. Welsh Camille M. Kelly K. Widmeyer LaLita M. Williams Jill Yates Wickett Kathy Yott Bishop Roberts Hall 53 Susan Conger Megan Lynch Andrew Vogel John D. Elmore Lisa Lewis Faye K Ogasawara 54 Hogate Hall A. Andrew Das Jim Miller Marc Armstrong ' Eric Fernandez Robert LoPrete Scott Reeves Veronica Embry Lisa Nibbelin Cathy Bryant I Laura Francis Jeff McQuary Robert K. Rooney David Glenn Farquhar JuHana Overmier Robert Cart Matt Greenberg Lisa Maloney Eric E. Schiffli David R. Hina Jeff C. Pittsley Don Cafes Roberta Guthrie John Martin John D. Stefany David J. lhenfeld David H. Ratliff Rebecca Collins Kenneth Krumins Kathryn A. Milfajt Sheri Sutton Patrick T. Keller Jeffrey Stacey Mark Craig Scott A. Lerch Paul Myers Greg D. Terpstra Edward M. Lilly Neil Toussaint Vivien Dorsey Martha Levine Jennifer Obrecht Jeffrey A. Watson Bruce D. V John R, Wise Susan Youtsey James F. Michael Julia Byers Susan Cassidy Donna J. Cece Williams Adorney Brouillette Bradford Gary DeMoss David England Steven Falknor Scott W. Fields Eric Ford Beth Ann Steven Hieger Crandell Fryrear Mark Lancaster Craig P. Martin Daniel R. Miller Ulrich W. Susan Van T.B. Chris A. Gregory R, Nettesheim Neubacher . Nguyen Nichols Ohm Edith Onderick Karen Rife Glenn Roger W. Scott Karen M. Lyde Alyssa Tuttle Romanczuk Stockmeyer Thompson Hogate Hall 55 Mason Hall Established 1940 Jay Colbert Christopher L. Kent Etter Marvin Flewellen Robert Gynn Durnell David Ready James Cerone Marc A. Darst John G. Robbins Evan Anderson Brian Barnett Jeffrey Benage Michael Bohlin Jeffrey Bruce Harold Buchholz Steven Bussberg William Leonard Bill Dahlgren James DeVore Gregg Dieckmann Scott T. Foster Gregory Gerard Chastain Gary U. David Haney Lyle Hardman Gavin Heatly Christopher T. David C. Ho Patrick G. Guinigundo Hetrick Hubbard 56 Mason Hall Steve lent Douglas Scott McMahan Matthew L. Robert D. Gregory Rheams Michael Riemer McElhaney Moodhe Patterson John Roe William A. Rosche Thomas R. Sells Michael D. Sigsbee John Skiba Scott Somerville Scott Swan Barry Trowbridge Matthew John Wainwright Thomas Walk John R. Watson Reese Watt Wahlstrom Sean Zenner Karl Birgisson James DuBois Mason Hall 57 Longden Hall Dedicated 1927 Judith Conrad Stuart DeVaul Lynne M. Steven Forsythe Kathryn Ferguson Kah!enbeck Gary R. Life kristin Marie Mary K. McMiIlen Rebecca Reiff Timothy A. Teller Charles R. Todd Anthony P. Lundy Vallone Cecilia A. Jean-Luc Martin Christine Reiter Janine Van Rae Yukie Osa Erlandson Sonali De Fonseka Annemarie Napoli Barbara Ceiga Torn Adams Susan Barkley Sue Bradley Brice Dunshee Padraic C. Katy Lusheck Robert B; McBride Sherri Modrak Tami Morris Beth Ann Moshak Kennedy 58 Longden Hall Razif Othman Anne L. Parsons David M. Peters Jeanne Vigeant Cynthia Young Laura L. Castillo John Koerner Linda L. Lischka Dana McElvy Jonathon Orr Matthew Riehl Larry Rodrigues Michael Shostakovitch Douglas Warren Mike Welling Longden Hall 59 Lucy Rowland Dedicated Cynthia A. Kimberly 1. Sarah Ames Amy Cathleen T. Alysson L Llewellen Allee Baumgartner Beatty Belmont Victoria Blum Carley A. Brunner Lori J. Caruthers Ellen E. Dana Drew Dexheimer Elizabeth Pamela J. Lenore A. Deana L. Crow Krista Cummins Clifford Collins Connors Susan Elkins Laura L. Evanglista Nancy Fucilla Donna S. Leslie A. Gray Geisler Margaret A- Sandi K. Harker Michelle Janet V. Head Cara L. Hess Wendy M. Deborah Hanson Hathaway Johnson v Kaczmerek Debra L. King Amanda Koehig Colleen Lisa Krukowski Tracy B. Jacquelyn L, Laura K. Carol L, Konicek LaBonte Land Liltequist Lindeman 60 Lucy Rowland Hall Alice Loughran Susan H. Metcalfe Erica A. Okone Leslie Smith Tina L. Terry C Michelle L. Lyons Tammy J. Miller Elizabeth L. Reller Nora E. Sneberger Niccolle L. Toppe Ann M. Morehead Linda R. Rietvled Jan E. Snyder Janie Trego Allison MacDougal Molly S. Munn Hiedi M. Schmid Kimberly A. Starr Jennifer L. Turner Leslie A Mackelfresh Jane A. Mutcher Paula J. Schneider Diane Stinson Wendy Wise Marci S. McNaghten Rhonda 5. Wolf Jennifer S. Nichol Elisabeth E. Shorney Julia A. Summers Terra L, McCann Holly A. Olmstead Leslie M. Short Margaret L. Svoboda Rector Hall Dedicated 1917 Kristy L. Lisa E. Baker Atkinson llze Berzins Debra L. MolIy Polly Cowdell Davenport DePenaloza Jennifer Florianne P. Fosnough Franada Marika Gyurki- Kiss Pamela J. Hedgpeth Jennifer Beverly Jones Johnloz 62 Rector Hall Anneke Brackett Stacey Dicks Martha Garlinger Janice Hornaday Julie Koenig Stephanie A. Branson Cathy L. Dowers Megan L. Gebben Jennifer L. King Beebe Cynthia L. Dugan Carrie A. Gibson Melissa A. Kline Kellie R. Clevenger Suzann Granger Ellyn lkeda Brigette F. Kuhn Tracey A. Bellamy Debbra L. Easton Sarah Guild Christine H Isham Anna B. Lamb wf .4 A Alexandra E. Lamson Amy L. Moore Stephanie Stutsman Jennifer Williams Melissa McElderry Mary E. Moriarty Katherine Witzke Lucy C. McReynolds Jennifer Wiley Deann M. Ragsdale Margret Thatcher Angela Martin Susan E. Stautz Kimberly L. Thieme Mary Steimle Leanne Tremper Michelle Melton E. Louise Ann E. Stephenson Julie A. Trowbridge Dianna L. Minnick Jennifer A. Schaffer Carol Strom Lisa A. Vogel Rector Hall 63 AXQ Alpha Chap ter Established 1885 Shawna L. Douglass Linda Joyce Kathy Ann Patterson Kathleen 5. Perry B. Lorraine Phillips Chris Serrani Kristin P. Schurmeier Annette Smith Mary Beth Sullivan Christine E. Teri L Bernacchi Chris Burton Trentadue Carolyn C. Cummins Carol A. Pontius Ann R. Volle Julie Winchester Kimberly Hinkle Karen A. Hopkins Cari King Ann L. Koenig H. Joanne Lee Suzanne Loechte Carolyn Lukens 64 Alpha Chi Omega Wendy Ritter Karen Scott Julie C. Setzer Karen Strasma Lisa Yen Alpha Chi Omega 65 APA Eta Chapter Established 1908 Sherry Gross Melissa Gilliam Debora Mead Nancy Harrell Charla Jill Losey Stephanie Martinson 66 Alpha Gamma Delta Juliette Kubeck Michelle L. Melin Tina Hill Robin Roberts Patricia Nunn Kristin R. Kacena Jacqueline Sells Valerie J. Sams Jilann Wilkins Melinda Kersten Susan Tulloh Kelly A. Elshoff Michele Catalano Elizabeth LeDonne Tracy Weston m '9, 4 v NW MA mm 45W K152: ELM Alpha Gamma Delta 67 AOII Theta Chapter Established 1907 Tracey A. Fitzgerald Janet L. Johns Kathryn A. Pavy Sheryl S. Smith Kim S. Brasch Lori Gulan Wendy L. Hall Rebonna D. Hansen Laura J. Huskey Cathy E. Pelham Carmela Ritucci Jill Robertson Alice L. Sackett Ann Scanlon Linda Strom Cila Walmsley Rebecca L. Walter Stephanie Weber Mary E. Brusnahan Kelly K. Burk Stephanie Caudill Jennifer Hayes 68 Alpha Omicron Pi Kristin M. Johnson Bette L. Lawrence Susan K. MacVeigh Amy B. Newbanks Amy 5. Peters Elizabeth K, Rydell Jane E. Steinmetz Alpha Omicron Pi 69 ACP Gamma Chapter Established 1887 Janet R. Barbre Diane Bredehoft Laura J. Burkel Michelle A. Crowley Ann K. Eriksson Sue Sampson Jamie J. Sibbitt Cynthia L. Stromberg Sally Utterback Jennifer L. Dyke Maria Gonzalez Terry Harrell Mary Lighthammer Elizabeth Mitchell Rachel Schroeder Tracey Shively 70 Alpha Phi Jill E. Sidell Denise M. Cooke Susie Hoffman Sarah Reiff x Jessica A. Smith Tammy Evans Denise A. Knight Kimberly A. Robinson Darcee L. Fisher Norene Lippincott Martina M. Steelman Paige Bates Vicki L. Freeman Susan E. Owen Sophia Bett Ellen M. Gomard Gina Pagano 1.: Heather Henry Julie E. Pickett ' O 71 AAA Delta Alpha Cha ter EstablFRshed 1908 Carolyn A. Easthope Mary R. Gidcumb Patricia A. Gilligan Debbie L. Grohman Kathy Kay Gross Nancy C. Groves Christina M. Horn Sarah A. Lilly Stacey A Martin Kathleen A. Oakey Anne E. Seymour Patricia E. Ashman Cindy L. Densford CindyAnn Fuhrmann' Michele B. Gaus Angela M. Gubitosi I 1 Sara J. Hatfield Julie A. Heyward Cheryl A. Holl Julie M. Kovacs Elizabeth E. Nelson Penny E. Price Carol A. Rolland Carole A. Spinner 72 Delta Delta Delta Wendee K. Wilson Michele M. Casciano Chris M. Cichowski Susan A Conners Rebecca K. Fleming Jennifer A. Groppe Diana C. Hossack Kristin A. Ker Carrie Beth Lunsford Janet L. McLeod Mary Jeanne O'Gara Teryn E. Price Rebecca A. Schubert Laura J. Stebelton Donna M. Stretch Anne C. Tucker Margaret H. Ward Lisa M. Welter Isabella A. Wilson Delta Delta Delta 73 AF Gamma Iota Chapter Established 1951 Elizabeth L. Allred Mary E. Axelberg Nancy J. Coons Deborah A. Duke Colette'F. Engert Laura M. Johnson Bettina H. Liebl Jennifer S. Parker Wendy L. Rasmussen Lori B. Rehn Terry Roberts Kristin C. Rohm Beverly J. Speer Maureen L. Hill Susan R. Luddy Kerry J- Mackey Mary E- Peebles Tiffany L. Renwick Rebecca M. Jennifer L. Vesper Kathleen A. Beatty Martha J. Boston Cheryl E. Cole Sensenbaugh 74 Delta Gamma Sharon L. Darlington . L. Christine Faude ' Nancy E. Kadlick Kristi A. Kettman Jane E. Michel Elizabeth A. Nicely Anne H. Schwartz Julie L. Smith Kim C. Smith Beth Sonnenberg Patricia A. Warren Amy E Wiesen Lucinda A. Zirkelbach 75 AZ Delta Chapter Established 1909 Anne J.'Bucholtz Sarah D, Carrigan Monica Girardot Donna A. Heckler Sara Miles Candace Cooper Michele Daily Julia M. Emmering Sandra Farrow Ronda A. Hamaker Sharon L. Heinrich Mesha McCarty Cheryl A. Marvel Jane A. Neuhauser- Susan Zachritz Patricia Bare, Deena R. Oselka Polly A. Poner Genie M, Richardson Kara Robinson 76 Delta Zeta Kendall L. Weber Delta Zeta 77 KAQ Alpha Chapter Established 1870 Becky Brumbaugh Jane E. Carpenter Cathy A. McCracken Kathryn Mitchell Kitty Th'omas Ginger Jones Alene Kant 78 Kappa Alpha Theta Elizabeth S. Hanahan Carol Payne Stacey Aschenbrener Amelia Karlbach Stacey Hettmansperger Nancy Pickard Kristin L. Breen Mary Martin Tamara B. Hume Renee l. Predmore Dennie Eaton Holly Redfield A. Auburn Sheaffer Candace Hedberg Jill Slivka rm Kimberly Brooks Laura Nichols Rita A. Strang Kirsten A. Erickson Lisa Penrose Ann Woods Stacey Biedermann Holly Chandler Laura A. Kratz Gina Pobanz Martha Shedd 79 KKF Iota LC Chapter 3', Established 1875 Patricia A. Blackmun Elizabeth G. Desiree S. Dimond Cartwright Christine A. Jennifer L. Perkins Jennifer L. Robinette Newcombe m al-B , w. .w W , .- Elizabeth B. Dean Julie A. Johnson RaeAnn Ruder Lori Spoon Julie L. Stutz Kristina E. King Christine M. Koman Susan D. McLendon Marilyn K. Miller Lori S. Rosekrans Colleen E. Ryan m' u..... q m w-. -' 1'-n 80 Kappa Kappa Gamma Stephanie Somers Laura A. Tatham Leslie J. Alexander Christine E. Anderson Kristine C. Bock Vivian Eljaiek Sarah A. Goldsmith Kelly E. Grow Tracy K. Magee Sarah A. Morehead Susan E. Pittman Monica M. Pursley Robyn L. Ratcliffe Amy E. Stutz Marya L. VanderSchaaf Kappa Kappa Gamma 81 HBQD Indiana Epsilon Chapter Established 1942 Andrea G. Adsit Julia L. Anderson Lisa H. Frieden Julie A. Galiene Rebecca E. Lloyd Linda I. Lukens Wendy W. Lund Michelle D. Mace Lynne McCrehan Sarah A. Race Nancy J. Rehm Suzanne Trombino Linda J. Tschudy Jessica Lumsden Joni L. Merriam Susan R. Risk Sharon J. Sambo Carrie Stone Jennifer M. Bay Dana R. Burk 82 Pi Beta Phi Alison H. Carroll Carrie M. Clark Kristy Dalby Kira Davis Kathleen A. DeTrude Claire A. Dunbar Lynne Evers Nicole P. Foster Kristen Frederickson Kim D. Hendricks Mary Ellen Lee Robyn Nave Cynthia A. Rankin Amy M. Reavis j l Karen A, Stehlik Carrie W, Travis Karen S. Yahnke Becky Tuggle Pi Beta Phi 83 ATQ Delta Rho Chapter Established , 1924 William R. Daseke Gary P. Downs Kenneth D. Heldman David C. Hess Michael B. Hile Hans Norland J. Kevin Ramer 4 Richard H. Rose ll LH. Bond John D. Cooper Mark E. Davis Todd LiHamilton . Ben Hodgin Michael A. Huesing Mark W. Lingen George E. Lipscomb 10h K- Mathis Christophen S. Nicholson Thomas G. Osha Phillip MuRenforth Glenn K. Warning Richard C. Colby John F. Foddrill Jeff Gaunt John P. Gray Jr. ROb M- Huisinga William D. Krauss David B. Langhout William C. David Oskin Jim Price Richard w. Matthews Roecker 84 Alpha Tau Omega x Rob w. Farinholt 'Mark B. Hamilton C Collin B. Kebo , Tlr' Geoffrey AD. 7 3- Max A. Miller 7. Paul D. Pearson' :VWJQamesA. Sandgrerg ' , Klinger ' 7 Alpha Tau Omega 85 BGH Delta Chapter Established 1845 Dan Belcher Winchell S Carrell Newton F. Crenshaw Edmund Gomez Steven Guild James D. Miliotes David Morrison Robert M. Penrod Lucius E. Reese Thomas Strader Hunter S. Thompson David J. Chalmers Jay Cowan Daniel M. Greising E. Parker Hays Jr. Mart G. McClellan Blake Myers Michael Ehlers Charlie Gilbert Richard Lohmeyer Michael L. Lewis Michael W. Lynch Geoffrey Mather Timothy Michaels Kevin Morse Mark Rauschert Matt Skelton Chad Winston Ted E. Parra David M. Bagley Treg W. Balding 86 Beta Theta Pi 2 Michael Canfield Michael P. Connor ' Torn Downham James W- Walter Kevin Frailey 1 James Gladden Pete I. Munson Patrick S. Renneker Curtis Wahle William Weimer Daniel R. Woodruff Tyler Williams Beta Theta Pi 87 AX DePauw Chapter ' Established 1892 ' Andrew C. Ray Todd D. Broud William C. Crocker Stephen J. Fish Peter W, Garlinger Benjamin A. Henrikson Howard K. Smith Steven L. Smith Peter W. Steelman Gregory D. Taylor Randall H. Wilhelm Steven L. Blakely Thomas W. Blessing x James S. 30220 ' Eric R. Brant Cameron R. Frost Todd A. Grantham Stephen MV Reynolds 88 Delta Chi v. Mike HR. Maskas Jr. Arturo W. Weaver David A. Hinchman Steven M. Ray Stephen M. Smith Derek K. Doehrmann Ronald M. Gifford Stephen P. Marcy Bernard F. Speer Bryan D. Sorge Robert W. Eherenman Stephen M. Hauter Stephen J. Nolan James A Spangler '3? VQQL$0 , L 36mm facmtiwg Fz wen a 0:33 geni W Dutch HR. Wade AKE Psi Phi Chap ter Establipshed 1866 Anthony R. Colletti Stephen W. Cross Brett A. Flora Anthony A. Forszt Miguel F. Gambetta Wiliiam B. Harting Timothy S. Holt Michael R. Kummer Brent 1. Larson Bruce D. Nelson Andrew H. Peterson Joseph E. Rigotti Scott T. Rosenfeld Lynn M. Cameron Michael E. Dettner; Douglas T. Haman Steve R. Huter Kenneth R. Jennison Michael J. MCCalpin Bradley A. Rench John A. Rigdon Brian W. Schmit 90 Delta Kappa Epsilon : Neal Y. Smith Lynn Cameron Li X ' Lynn Cameron 91 ATA Beta Beta Chap ter Established 1871 Karl M. Baird Geof Bracken Eric Butrick Samuel M. Holty Jeff D. Ritzenthaler John D. 305 Kevin M. Burns Daniel S. Chamberlain Jeffrey S. Clinton Bradley K. Cofield Mike A. Edwards Andrew T. Grundy Thorh E. Irons John C. Lewis Gritt E. Mills JalSnes R. Neisler John I.M. Schwartz Ill Michael A. Sherman Blayne R. Smith Vincent A.'Thomas Stephen R. Wetoska Jonathon 5. Wright Donald F. Buhle Joseph T Charles 92 Delta Tau Delta Tim W. Cornett 'Timothy J. Kolbus Michael B. McAuliffe George H. Massey Shawn W. Sorrells Torn J. Wald Jeff M. Winton Jeff Wulfman Eric K. Eichmeyer Peter J. Eshleman Dana C. Hayes Jr. Joel L. Johnston AT DePauw Chapter Established K 1887 3 Alexander C. Jeffrey M. Bay Jack L Cameron Mark K. Colip Brent M. Ehrman Brad S. Grabow Alexandrou Andrew King Doug Peters Thomas A RiChard L Eric B. Braun Adam M. Trowbridge Arshonsky Calabrese William K Crosby Jeffrey M. Gordon Matthew T. lohn E. Matthew 1. Hook Grisswold Hoffmeister ll David J. Kirk Angelo J, Loumbas Matthew J. Miller Stephen C. Steven C. Salkeld John W- Schwarz Petrovich James M Sterba Robert D. Brenner A. Tobe Kent M. Burkman John W. Dyer David A. Greiwe Timothy A. Hickey Tanebaum 94 Delta Upsilon Scott R, Hintz John M. Horn Robert L, Jacobs Paul D. Koch Gregory A. Mullenix Steven C. Salaris David C. Sharp John C. Sisson John J. Valle Thomas P. Along John J. Bomalski Point Dexter Gregory D. Gordon Dave Macknick Jefferson J. Scull Phillip J. Troyer Joe Vanderkolk Delta Upsilon 95 AXA Xi Zeta Chapter Established 1915 Gregory S. Condra William R. Hunter Paul S. Kittakoa John Locke Will Robbins Jeff Bennett Scott R. Burgess Gut Chapman Douglas Cleaves Tom D, Felkner Jay Harkness Scott L. Jensen Jim R. Morrison Richard E. Ray Greg Seketa John Zechial Bill Braman Eric Brotheridge Chris Froderman George Gaylord 96 Lambda Chi Alpha David Hollander Dickie Jones Christopher Maine Todd Miller Michael Risch Eric Schoenfeld Edward Schroder Mark C. Seitz Bill Shuee Mark Sorg Oliver Davis David Schlueteur David E. Miller Stuart D Kabler Brian A. Harvey James Epps Lambda Chi Alpha 97 CPAGD Indiana Zeta Chapter Established 1868 Remington P. Darrell Johnson Robert A, Kalck Craig E. McAtee Phil N. McKelvey Fairlamb Ben L. Pauley Eric Peterson Robert E. Quast Gary M. Radz Andrew Satherlie Brendan Anderson Cliff Gamble Matthew D. Kelley Austin McClean Steve Moore Thomas R. Pointer Todd A. Sellers Michael Sumida Michael R. Weber Lee C. Weingart Clark Williams Christian Witteveld Randy Bernier 98 Phi Delta Theta Fl Lambda Chapter - Established 1856 ' Gregg Anderson Doug Nemecek David SChmitZ M. Nader Sharifi Paul Joseph Stanish Jr. Ronald Dwenger James H. Hoekeama George Huggins Sean Major Timothy Riehle Kevin Chumlea Thomas J. Hausmann Douglas M- Todd D. Kraft John Malloy Todd Rumsey Joe Short lkelheimer . Mark Sifferlen Philip J. Stanish Darren R. Wells Bill Davis Steve Franz James w. Silkworth 100 Phi Gamma Delta Douglas Hovland Douglas S. Ingersoll Michael Jeffries Mark Johnson Devin Koch I Gary Martin Byron Morton Brooks Murphy . will Shier Mike Stratten Robert Wunderlich Russell LaMore Curt R. Ward Phi Gamma Delta 101 I 43qu Indiana Alpha Chapter Established 1865 James A. Crossin Danie K. Davidson Robert W. Dugan Brian K. Gran Jonathon T. Locke Scott M. Mansager Todd D. Mitchell Michael S. Prakel Randy D. Richey Robert D. Ulmer James N. Stephens John P. Tull Tim Benton Stephen N. Combs William C. Dillon lohn l. Getgy Todd Remen Hansen Geoffrey Heekin Mark D. Locke George Norris John O. Renken Steven M. Star Mark A. Burgess Douglas W- Carpenter 102 Phi Kappa Psi Andrew T. Nelson David C. Coquillette Gregory J. Ranck Chris Curtis Patrick J. Delmonico Donald U. Ellsworth James P. Getgy Phi Kappa Psi 103 ZAE Delta Chapter Established 1949 Robert H. Heyde Beah E. Rambis Denzil Rambis Jose X. Rambis Quack O. Rambis Rack Rambis Yo Rambis DuRambis DuRambis Abraham Rambis Attilio Rambis Boon Rambis Cannibus T Rambis D. Tone Rambis Dufis Rambis Larry Bud Rambis P.U Rambis Rambo Rambis Toad Rambis Fernando Rambis Has Rambis lgnor Rambis Max Rambis Mo Rambis Olivia Rambis Rock Rambis Woodrwo TA Uke Rambis Unknown Rambis Douglas M. Glowe Michael Pfister Bam Bam Rambis Rambis 104 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Bonus Rambis Boxcar Rambis Elvis Rambis Goof E, Rambis Jeam lus Rambis O.G. Rambis Pirmin Rambis Pook E. Rambis Roy 0. Rambis Scam Rambis Scrodnie Rambis Vitus Rambis Yosemite Rambis Brett R. Vanderkolk Sigma Alpha Epsilon 10-5 2X Xi Chapter Estabiished 1859 Matthew Darnell Brett Edwards D.W, Johnson Andy Jones Tom Karbowski Donald McGriff John McGowan William 5. Phillips David Riefe Mark Smith J. Eric Spangler Eric Baker Timothy S. Edwards James Grohman ' Mark Koenig Bret A. Schoeh Gregory Alm Dan Daniel Daniel Emerson Rob Fleschler Todd Gardner Brad Graveline Mike Halaschak k 106 Sigma Chi ,7 J James Hill Jeffrey A. Spilman Charles Ellis Joseph Londrigan Tim Vickers Jamie M. Hissinbotham Chuck Sandler Jeffrey Wood Mark Quigley Ned VanBrant Michae! Smith Barry W. Cooley Keith Shalal Keith Warning Nursing Students Linda Davidson Indianapolis Methodist Hospital Kristin E. Fleece Angela Greiner Kelly Kleehammer Jilaine Lehman Kerice Raymond Molly Sawyer Gretchel Scott Susan Seifried Diane Sharp LeAnn Bosstick Katherine Chezem Barbara Cote Ann E. Devlin Vicki Gullion Lynn Hagedorn Patricia Jacobs Penny Hood Ingrid Johnson Karen A. Krukowski 108 Nurses Jamie Price Janet Simpson Lindsey Sterling Julie Strimbu Paula Towel! Lisa Turner Nursing Faculty Margaret 5. Hamilton Catharine Powell Sherry Smith Anne E. Williams A view that nursing students do not see every day. Nurses 109 Town Outside Institution's Touch Robert Bingham Thomas J. Clark Beth A. Dulhanty Karin C. Fleifel Michelle Haddox Steven Hellmich Carol L. Nancy J. Knapp Maria M. Lawson Patricia L. Hoopengarner Montgomery Thomas E. Novak Erik C. Paesel Don N. Parker Wendy W. Foore Emily J. Reinhard Linda S. Reust Jeanine Roche Erin S. Sizer Connie M. Spear Cynthia Sutton Wendi K. Taylor Bruce Gay 110 Out-in-town Bill Jennings Pablo McCloud Brian Reichel Derek Wortman Sherry Jones Thomas C. Osha Scott Stetson Outrimtown 111 112 Sports Division more than you d expect Sports Division 113 V3 Ii ' W w? QQU Laura Clymer COME BACKS were the name of the game for the Tigers on the gridiron. But, the Tiger's exciting scratching and scrapping were sometimes too little, too late. DePauw coach Nick Mourou- zis posted his fourth consecutive win- ning season in as many tries. The Tigers finished 6-4. DePauw opened the season with a hard fought'14-7 victory over a scrappy Illinois Wesleyan team. Senior co-cap- tain Rich Bonaccorsi scored his 27th ca- reer touchdown to etch his name in Tiger record books. The four-year run- ning back, who didn't miss a start, fin- ished with 35 touchdowns to close out a stellar career. Bonaccorsi was also named the team's offensive MVP. 114 Football The gridders traveled to 6th ranked Hope College where the Tiger-Dutch- men rivalry has heated up ever since the 1984 NCAA basketball regionals. The Cardiac Cats fell behind 34-7 be- fore running off 19 straight points in the fourth quarter. Junior quarterback Tony deNicola threw for a record 367 yards in 49 attempts, but his and the Tiger efforts fell short, 34-26. The Tigers routed Olivet Nazarene, 56-14, and soundly defeated Albion 21- 6 in front of a Parent's Day crowd. De- Pauw succumbed to highly rated Deni- son 21-20, but bounced back to beat Rose-Hulman 20-3. The Tigers impres- sively shut out Washington Univ. 42-0, and coasted to a 37-12 victory over J Kenyon on Old Gold weekend. The season ended on a hard note. DePauw lost to 3rd ranked Dayton, and stubbornly gave up the Bell to Wabash, 41-26. Number Three usually meant 'six' for DePauw. Junior receiver Tim Weaver set records in game, season, and career TD receptions with 3, 11, and 16 respectively, as he garnered the team's MVP award. Junior Scott Stetson was named lineman of the year while senior Joe Wrona claimed defensive player of the year. Senior co-captain Andrew King was named Tiger of the Year, and freshman Kevin Burns gar- nered rookie of the year. Kevin Holla- han was voted most improved. EEEU 2:3 EEEU 8:3 5 1 .l 44 b .L O 0 rr EEZU 2:3 Volleyball 4?: i i E t , r l 3 , a ' 1 i . S , :5; 1 i f t 1 rs- ,5; i i 1 1i 1? t 17M. '6 E 2 u 1 PERSONIFIED inconsistency. De- bracket, DePauw eliminated Oberlin On their home court, DePauw , spite their roller-coaster ride through the season, Coach Barb Federman's Ti- ger volleyball team wound up with a 9- 26 record, tying last year's mark with victories. DePauw hustled its way to a fast start the first half of the season, but came crashing down with a 15 match skid to end the season. The Tigers did show their potential at the beginning of the season. DePauw finished second in the 10-team Great Lakes College Association tournament. The Tiger netters won their opening match over Kenyon College but lost to host Wooster College in the second round. Advancing through the laser's 1 16 Volleyball and Kalamazoo. Versus Kalamazoo, the Tigers kept their hopes alive with an exciting 15-0, 8-15, 16-14 victory. DePauw then beat Earlham College, 15-12 and 18-16. The Tigers pulled the tournament's biggest upset when they up ended Hope College in two games, 16-14 and 15-5. Hope was just over- confident, and we played one of our best matches all season, noted Feder- man. With that win, DePauw advanced to the championship game against ne- misis Wooster. The host team greeted the Tigers with a 15-5, 15-2 lesson in volleyball and sent home DePauw with the runner's-up trophy. snatched two of three matches. The Ti- gers beat arch-rival Manchester Col- lege 16-14, 1-15, 15-10 after losing to Oakland City and its tree-size front line. In the nightcap DePauw handily defeated Earlham 15-13 and 15-6. Behind the strong hittingtblocking trio of sophomores Suzanne Miller, Tina Steelman, and Roni Embry, the Ti- gers finally put together a front line to contend with. Junior Chris Buntin and sophomore Polly Porter solidified the Tiger backcourt defense, while Susan Tulloh and freshmen Terra McCann and Darla Schurmier shared setting du- ties. a arid. .5. 93.. :1; I .v: .I u ; Laura Clymer EEEU 5:3 .szU .233 BEEU 2:3 118 KICKED its way to DePauw's second best record in the soccer program's history. Finishing at 10-5-1 and ranked 10th in the Great Lakes Region -- one of the toughest in Division III play - coach Page Cotton's kickers combined young frosh talent and experienced team leadership to win 8 of their last 10 matches. According to Cotton, the Tigers turned around their season when they swept two games on a road trip to Illi- nois. DePauw shut out Principia 2-0 and Greenville 3-0 marking that the first time the Tigers have ever done that. That sweep pulled the team together. It gave up the confidence we needed to know we could win, said Cotton. After their successful road trip, De- Pauw tied on four more victories to compile the longest winning streak in Tiger soccer history. Victims were Blackburn, 3-0, Marion, 4-2, Rhodes, 2- O, and Maryville, 2-1. Nationally ranked Washington University snapped the Ti- ger string with a 5-2 triumph. The Little Giants ended DePauw's season on a sour note as they beat the Tigers 2-1 on Wabash turf. Senior Jim Miliotes, Tiger MVP, was selected to the first team aII-Midwest squad, AIl-American team for the third year, and aIl-Illinoiandiana confer- ence. Joining Miliotes on the all-con- ference team were second team selec- tions sophomore goalie Brad Hauter, sophomore fullback Dave Holub, and senior co-captain and fullback Mark Populorum. Rob Farinholt garnered most improved player award. Despite losing Miliotes and Populorum to graduation, the Tiger future looks bright, noted Cotton, with six starting rookies returning, including freshmen standouts Dave Bagley, Brian Jaworski, Jim Hand, and Greg Fox. Laura Clymel' hmEEU F55.- 119 EEEU 8:3 120 STRUGGLED through youth and in- experience, and to a 2-12-2 overall re- cord. The Tigers, with coach Judy George at the helm, lacked the offen- sive punch needed to win several tied or one-goal matches. DePauw suffered through eight losses and two semi-sat- isfying ties before picking up an out right win over Marion College, 3-2. DePauw was turned away from victo- ry a number of times. Against Hanover, the two squads battled to a 2-2 tie be- fore deciding the match three over- times later. After the marathon contest, Hanover walked away tired winners 3- 2, the Tigers even more exhausted los- ers. DePauw peaked at the end of the season just in time for the Indiana State Tournament. The Tigers slipped by Marion for their first win, and dropped a 1-0 decision to a scrappy Goshen team just before the tournament. The Tigers got revenge against Han- over with a 3-1 victory. Sophomore Kim Edgar put DePauw on the score- board first with a goal only four min- utes into the contest. Colleen Konicek added another 12 minutes later before Hanover cut the lead to 2-1 at the half. Freshman Julie Thompson sealed the win with another goal in the second half. The win earned DePauw a semi- final match against perennial power- house Earlham College. The Quakers jumped in front early and built a 4-0 lead that DePauw could not overcome. Sophomore Denise Knight saved the Tigers from being shutout with a tally late in the match. Defensively, senior Emily Cline and sophomore Shana Horan shone, while Edgar received NAIA District 21 all- team honors. Knight was an honorable mention selection. Laura Clymer L Laura Clymer Laura Clymer Laura Clymer Laura Clymer Field Hockey 121 Laura Clymcr PACED its way to another respect- able season for coach Mike Steele. De- . Pauw saw lots of competition for the fall action, and most of that competi- tion came against larger schools. The Tigers opened the season with an excellent showing at the Butler lnvi- tational. DePauw finished fourth of eight teams. Then, the Tigers traveled to Taylor University for one of their bigger invitationals. Sixteen squads raced for the title, including the Tigers. But, an off day for the Tiger harriers placed them 10 in the field of 16. DePauw then hosted a medley of 122 Cross Country their own on the friendly rolling hills of Windy Hills Country Club. Ten teams from around the state showed up in full force for the three, four, and five mile events. The Bulldogs of Butler Univer- sity captured first place overall, bol- stered by their team depth. Rose-Hul- man followed at second place, while the Tigers wound up sixth. Senior Mike Solmos finished an im- pressive seventh among 26 runners in the three-mile competition at the De- Pauw Medley. Senior Brad Crandell was the Tiger's top finisher in the four-mile event, and sophomore Brad Bussewitz claimed seventh place in the five-mile. DePauw finished out the season on the road. The Tigers took ninth of 11 teams at the Purdue Invitational. But, the real heart-breaker of the season was a one-point loss, 28-27, to rival Wa- bash. al DePauw News Bureau GRAPPLED through another season under the helm of Lee Schoenfeld, head coach. Senior Andrew King and junior Scott Plesha paced the Tigers as they have in the past. The Tigers com- peted in three invitationals and two dual meets, including their own tour- nament. DePauw managed to fare better in the invitationals than the dual meets. ln dual meets, lack of Tiger depth hurt DePauw against larger squads. The Lit- tle Giants skunked the Tiger grapplers, 51-0 in a convincing win. Millikin Uni- versity from Ohio, followed in a similar manner with a 48-7 thrashing of De- Pauw. But, at the lnvitationals, DePauw gave a better showing. The Tigers finished tenth of fourteen teams in the Mid- Western Invitational. They closed the season with a thirteenth of eighteen teams placing at the Elmhurst lnvita- tional. Wrestling 123 SPRINTED to an outstandinggventh place finish in the Nation over 60,0ther Division ill schools. The Tigers came home from Georgia with a national champion, a third place finisher, and relay teams that placed in five events. Needless to say, for coach Mary Bretcher and her Tigers it was their most successful season ever. Freshman. Midi Smyth backstroked her way to first place and the national championship in the 100 meter event with a pool record 59.92. She became the first swimmer in school history to become a national champ. In addition, freshman Nancy Critter capped a fan- tastic season with a third place finish in 124 Women's Swimming the always competitive 50 meter frees- tyle. Critter, seeded 29th originally, surprised everyone, as did the entire DePauw team. Relay teams fueled the Tiger cause the rest of the way. The 200 medley relay took fourth place; the 400 medley relay took fifth; the 200 freestyle relay snagged third place; the 400 freestyle relay captured sixth place; and the 800 meter relay took seventh. The six Tiger swimmers - Critter, Smyth, Patty Montgomery, Kathy Evans, Amy Dol- liver, and Sarah Ames - were all named all-American, and set new De- Pauw records in each event. The season looked bright from the start, The Tigers finished with a 4-2 dual meet record, second in the Wheaton Invitational, and successfully defended their Liberal Arts Invitational for the third year in a row. DePauw beat Whit- tenberg 67-48, and lost to Division I Butler 57-56 before storming into Wheaton. The Tigers put their highest ever point total in the books and quali- fied in six events for Nationals early in the season. Other results were a crushing win over St. Mary's 100-31, and tough losses to Ball State 86-54 and Evansville 69-44. Divers Jean Chamness and Betsy Clifford also qualified for Nationals to fill out NCAA-bound squad. Laura Clymer 44w Laura Clymer MATURED, recording the second winningest mark ever, 21-7, and mak- ing its second consecutive trip to the NCAA playoffs. Without last year's MVP and rebounding strength, it seemed that DePauw's chances as the 'Cinderelia' team at the NCAAs were shot. But, behind the strong team lead- ership of seniors Craig MCAtee and Brent Erhman, and playmaking magic of junior Phil Wendel, the Tigers ex- tended the home win streak to 36 games and finished ranked 16th in the final Division III poll. DePauw found itself in the toughest regional. Facing host Wittenberg Uni- versity, the nation's number one team, 126 Men's Basketball DePauw lost 70-62. The Great Lakes Regional proved hard on the Tigers, who dropped a heart-breaking one point decision to Otterbein in the con- solation game, 79-78. Coach Mike Steele's cagers solved early-season inconsistency, winning ten of their last eleven contests. Two of those came against NAIA powerhouse Taylor University, 72-56, and IUPUI. The Tigers also swept Wabash for the first time since the 1977-78 season. De- Pauw thrashed the Little Giants 81-66 in Crawfordsville, and then kept their home win streak in tact with a thrilling 70-67 double overtime win at the end of the regular season. Wendel shattered Ted Rutan's career assist record, handing out 160 this sea- son alone, to set the new mark at 425. In addition, Wendel lead the team in scoring with a 9.6 average and in steals. The Tigers voted him MVP. Freshman Mike Connor surprised everyone, es- pecially the opposition, maturing early enough to be a force on the boards. Connor was named offensive player of the year for his 9.5 points per contest contribution. Sophomore Scott Lewis garnered defensive honors, while sophomore David Galle earned re- bounding honors. Laura Clymer Laura Clymer Laura Clymer Men's Basketball 127 WITH TIGER 'PAWER' behind them all the way, the men's swimming team posted another strong season for coach Joe Condon. Though the men did not have the magic the women possessed, they qualified swimmers Brad Bendle t50 m freestyle and Greg Pitner 000 m breaststroke and diver Alistair Frost for nationals. Frost somersaulted his way to aII-Americat honors in the one-meter diving competition, placing 6th overall. It was the highest finish for any DePauw male swimmer or diver at nationals. 128 Men's Swimming DePauw recorded a 3-3 dual meet mark against schools often loaded with scholarship athletes. The Tigers beat Butler 66-47 and Wittenberg 75-38 be- fore Claiming third place at the always- tough Wheaton Invitational. DePauw found itself on the short side of a 50-66 score to Division II Indiana Central but bounced back to swim handily by rival Wabash, 71-42. The Tigers suffered two losses at the hands of Millikin 39-75 and Missouri-St. Louis, 54-57. Condon's Tigers returned to home waters for the annual Liberal Arts Invi- tational. The men completed a DePauw sweep of the meet outdistancing sec- ond place Wabash. Frost won the three-meter diving competition, and sophomore George Massey came from nowhere to snag three first place fin- ishes and propel the Tigers to the team victory. 3g - a RNomen's. .3 J 0 a Lisa Baker 5! 11L RODE A ROLLERCOASTER through the season finishing 5-15 for first-year coach Pat Dowdell. The Tigers used rookie talent and upperclassmen sup- port to take second place in the GLCA tourney. The potential was there for the Ti- gers; it was just a matter of finding it. Senior Cathy McCracken provided leadership and experience under the boards, while incoming frosh gave youth and eagerness. Freshmen Jenny Bauer and Shelley Hunter along with sophomore transfer Suzanne Miller sparked the Tigers with some fresh tal- ent. Juniors Michele Daily, Sandra Far- row, Mesha McCarty and Laura Clymer added stability. 130 Womenis Basketball DePauw started the season with a bang taking second place in the GLCA tourney. After defeating Kenyon Col- lege, 59-56, and Earlham College 53-33, the Tigers took on powerhouse Albion College. DePauw fell to the tall Britons, 66-48. After that impressive showing, the Tigers began a nine game skid that fi- nally ended with a thrilling 67-66 victo- ry over rival Anderson College. The Ti- gers almost ended the losing streak two games earlier when the dropped a heart-breaker to last yearis National Christian College Champs, Huntington College, 77-74. In that contest, Bauer set a women's Tiger record with 40 points to pace DePauw. Bauer shot a sizzling 18 for 21 from the field, four for four from the line. But, it wasn't enough as the tough Forester front line combined for 45 points and held off the Tigers. DePauw finished the season with an on the road victory over Hanover Col- lege to finish 5-15. Bauer led the Tigers with a 15.1 points per game average and 41 assists. Daily popped in 11.9 points a game to provide DePauw with a fine one-two back court punch. Mill- er came on strong in the latter part of the season, pulling down an average of 6.8 boards and scoring 7.8 points per contest. Bauer was named the team's MVP, while McCracken garnered Most Inspirational. Lisa Baker . Lisa Baker Lisa Baker Lisa Baker Women's Basketball 131 , , a . - Baseball n past iv .. cacti Laura Clymer BATTED .333 in games finishing 12- 24. In contrast to last year's rainy, dis- mal season, the sun and future Tiger talent shone for coach Ed Meyer, who completed his 21st season at the helm of DePauw baseball. The Tigers stayed in form over Spring Break traveling to Florida to face four Division II clubs. On their way down south, the Tigers played a doublehead- er against 3rd-ranked Valdosta State College - V.S.C. won the national championship in 1979. After losing the first game, the Tiger nine rebounded the next afternoon for a come-from- behind 13-11 upset victory. Down by two and with the bases loaded, junior 132 Baseball Jeff Rapasky singled in the tying runs. Freshman Chris Fix showed no signs of rookie inexperience as he followed with a two-run single that put DePauw ahead for good. DePauw dropped its last four games to close out the trip. According to Meyer, the other big win of the season came against LU- .P.U.l. in the Tiger's last doubleheader of the season. Trailing 3-1 in the final inning with senior Marv Flewellen on base, Meyer went to his bench and sent Fix to the plate. Fix responded with a run-scoring single. Again Meyer turned to youth when he pulled Jim Sandgren from the pine to pinch hit. Sandgren pounded a two-run shot over the fence for the Tiger win. As a team, the Tigers batted an excel- lent .310, and fielded a sharp .941. But, DePauw's achilles heel was on the mound and in the bullpen. With a total- ly underclassmen pitching staff, the Ti- ger hurlers couldn't keep opponents 'off the base paths. Yet, as Meyer noted, that means the entire staff returns along with team MVP, junior infielder, David Chalmers. Frosh Matt Moodhe was named rookie of the year, while sophomore John Getgy led DePauw with a .365 batting average, and was named to the aIl-District squad. Av 3 3 1I EEEU 2:3 , EEEU 23m.- EEEU 2:3 Amy Mays V SLID into district playoffs after a year's absence. The young and talented Tigers overcame early season inexperi- ence to finish 10-18, the best record in DePauw softball history, and champs of the Manchester Tourney. Behind the pitching of senior hurler Cathy Coda and the bats of juniors Laura Clymer and Michele Daily and freshman Jenny Bauer, the Tigers manufactured a re- spectable season for rookie coach Pat Dowdell. In Districts, DePauw faced number one seeded iUPUI in the opening round and gave the Metros a run for their money. The Tigers dropped a 3-1 heart-breaking decision. Later that night, Grace College eliminated De- I34 Softball Pauw with a 9-5 win. A doubleheader versus Grace and Taylor University proved instrumental as the Tigers turned around their sea- son after Spring Break. DePauw and Grace battled to a 3-3 tie before decid- ing the game in 11 innings. Clymer knocked in frosh shortstop Linda Reit- veId for the winning run, her fourth rbi and third hit of the contest. In the nightcap, DePauw held off a late Taylor rally for a 11-9 victory. But, it was the Manchester Tourney that decided the Tiger's fate. DePauw upset Division II Valparaiso, 7-6, on a winning run-scoring double by sopho- more Stephanie Martenson to upend the confident Crusaders. The Tigers then snatched the championship from the host Spartans, and brought home their first tournament trophy. De- Pauw's clutch performance in the tour- ney earned them a spot in the NAIA District playoffs. The Tigers lost Coda, who completed a respectable three year career but re- turn the remaining starters, including All-District selection Clymer. The ju- nior leftfielder led the squad in batting average L3881 and rbis H11. Bauer proved a tough leadoff hitter, hitting .302, while Daily complemented her strong glove on third base with a .292 average. Amy Hays $3: 52 13S EEzu 2:3 mu wmr .. -Meni's Tennis- 3' ?'twal 1',I,lxpft Amy Hays NETTED an 8-5 dual meet record and one of the best seasons ever for coach Page Cotton. The Tigers sent sopho- more number one player John Kite to NCAA Division III singles competition. Kite and senior Luke Reese also re- ceived a bid to vie for the doubles title. These men were an extremely hard- working, dedicated group which en- abled us to come through in tough situ- ations. It's definitely the best team I've coached since I've been here, com- mented Cotton. DePauw won Little State over nine other teams and finished third out of 10 in the GLCAs, reflecting the team's 136 Menis Tennis depth. The Tigers avenged their GLCA finish on a weekend road trip to Ohio. DePauw crushed Wooster, 8-1, Ohio Weslyan, 8-1, and Wittenberg, 7-2 in the instrumental weekend. These three impressive wins along with a season ' opener skunking of then - 6th ranked Washington University, 9-0, proved to be highlights of the season. The Tiger netters took on three Divi- sion l opponents and succumbed to Ball State, Miami University, and West- ern Michigan. But, they bounced back to defeat Rose-Hulman at the end of the season. Other Tiger victories came over Butler, Wisconsin-Whitewater, and Wabash. Emery College and Ripon College managed to hand DePauw their other two losses. Kite finished the regular season ranked 34th in the nation, while Reese claimed the 56th place. As a team, they combined for an impressive 14th na- tional ranking. The KitewReese combo finished 10-2 overall; while number five singles player, sophomore James Groh- man, posted the best record at 16-2 in singles play and 12-1 in doubles action. Reese and senior Scott Mansager shared captain duties. For post-season honors, the Tigers voted Reese their MVP. Amy Hays 7 3 1 9m: xExK 138 Laura Clyrher 139 140 Men's Track 142 Women's Track .8. wLJ: 1 Amy Hays Amy Hays 144 Golf DePauw News Bureau a m mImlm' Women's Golf Men's Golf w '3; gm. mum WWWW DePauw News Bureau 145 News Bureau ' . , . $59M!!! INAu Volleyball 3 ye: w ; if y , Qegeuy 35:192.? 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Beta Theta Pi and Kappa Alpha Theta captured the men's and women's crowns. Beta outpointed second place Phi Kappa Psi and third place Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Theta held off Delta Gamma and Bishop-Roberts Hall for the overall title. Longden-Hogate-Faculty was the Cinderella team in the men's football 150 lntramurals playoffs, but their hopes were dashed when eventual champ Phi Psi eliminat- ed them 14-12 in the semi-finals. Phi Psi slipped past Beta, 13-12, for the title. LHF shut out Delt for third place. In other action, SAE won a one-point heart stopper over LHF for the basket- ball crown, and Beta came from behind to defeat Delt 10-8 in softball. Women's football saw plenty of ac- tion and plenty of competition. Rector Hall surprised everyone with their strong 3rd place finish. Theta defeated a tough BR squad for the champion- ship. Since the women's lM board took over powderpuff, players and coaches have appreciated the more consistent schedules and reffing. BR built its repu- tation as an IM powerhouse with con- vincing championships in basketball - 38-22 over Theta - and softball - 16- 0 over Delta Gamma. The major dilemma for every editor is choosing which photos to use. And, since I cannot bear to cut some photos, I have tagged on this section appropri- ately titled Parting Shots. Now that l have your attention, I would like to ex- press my thanks to a few key individuals who were responsible for this section as much as I was: Joe Owens and the entire News and Sports Information Bureau lthanks for finding photos on teams I didn't know existedl, Amy Hays and her sharp-shooting camera, Lisa Baker and her camera, and all the ath- letes who made DePauw sports what they are today. Oh, I almost forgot, thanks to Editor Becky Fleming for her ever-lasting patience - just remember Becky Trust me, I'll get it done Laura Clymer Phantom Sports Editor more than yodd expect. w m Organizations DiviSion 15 Association Of Women Students Association Of N ? American Students e Mu. e ;; Phi Epsilon 156 Organizations MEMBERS PICTURED: Kirsten Klump, Momi Ford, Courtney Wood, Kim Crail, Annette Smith, Linda Joyce, Sarah Westfall, Amy Miller, Faye Ogasawzara, Laura Clymer, Julie Weise, Amy Hays, Lisa Baker MEMBERS PICTURED: Scott Lewis, Kermit Moore Ill, Dennis Bland, Lalita Flem- ings, Jill Yates, Marvin Flewellen, Chris Adams, Derrick Osborne, Lisa Williamson, Charline Marsh, Bobby Edwards mdvisoH 3'; ' MEMBERS PICTURED: Mindy Nixon, Karen Morton, Genie Richardson, Deena Oselka, Kathy Milfajt, Julie Overmier, Julie Byers, Gaye Matravers, Roger Scott, Mike Weber, Kris Wiese, Kathy Kay Gross , qugstrian Societr :3: Mar , l MEMBERS PICTURED: Cindy Stromberg, Terry Harrell, Marce Olson, Diane Stinson, Ann Koenig, Andrea Baumer, Janet Head, Mary McMiIlen, Kathy Kahlen- beck, Ellyn Ikeda A DePauw Student ; Lobby H ; Assoaatmn MEMBERS PICTURED: Jeff Klinger, Susan Conger, Jan Hornaday, Mark Seitz, Adrienne McKenzie, John Herndon, Troy Froderman, Jeff Bennett, Mike Mueler, Greg Seketa ,. Debate Sadetxb MEMBERS PICTURED: Jim Hoeksema, Steve Nolan, John Wainwright, Kim Smith, Peter Douglas, Robert Weiss mdvisow Organizations 157 Associa tion For C amputer Machinery MEMBERS PICTURED: Dave England, Richard Alvey Jr., Tony Vallone, Linda Reust, Thuy Nguyen, Eric Shiffli, Dave Ratliff Physics C Iub MEMBERS PICTURED: Jennifer Groppe, Leigh An Lisby, Bill Harting, Susan Yout- sey, David Hina, Sheri Sutton, Craig J. Woods WGRE ersmustwchsmVMA ma Mwmz '55,, M em b e rs MEMBERS PICTURED: Eric Speichlinger, Andy Ray, David L. Rothmiller, Bill Hunter, Amy Englebright, Steve Walker, Craig Smith, Glenn Warning, Scott Somerville, Stacey Pope, Lisa Penrose, Tammy Evans, Katy Lushek, Steven Salaris, Amy Butler, Steve Wade, Greg Taylor, Elizabeth Selph, Julie Harmon, Austin McLean, Steve Ray, Lalita Williams, Jennifer Nichol, Charline Marsh, Mirk D. Johsnon, Nancy Holbrook, Dawn Wright, Jeff Stacey, Claire Dunbar, Andrew A. 158 Organizations Vogel John 305 I W ,. : MEMBERS PICTURED: Stanley Warren Mdvisow, Laurie Nicholson, Heidi Geib, Laura Runyan, Susan Mann, Jeanne Widing, Sheri Sutton, Risa Kuhlman, Kathy Kern, Michael Dettner, Diana Hammond, Gary DeMoss, Jamie Sibbitt, Connie Spear, Sally Utterback, Anne Schwartz, Paige Baits , The L yceum. C ommittee MEMBERS PICTURED: Lisa Welter, Van Nguyen, Sharon Heinreich, Brian Gran, Angie Beachamp, Brenda Baker, Jeanne Widing, Jennine Roche, Jane Miller, Erik Paesel, Amy Klempnauer, lane Neuhauser, Nancy Allee, Faye Ogaswara e V The C allege R epublicans MEMBERS PICTURED: Jeff Bennett, Randy Wilhelm, Brent St. John, Linda Ely, Chris Faude, Liza Mitchell, Jennifer Vesper, Dave Cain, Greg Seketa, Dora Hard- man, Steve Smith, Todd Broud Organizations 159 Board Collegians V Samba MEMBERS PICTURED: Kristin Lundy, Anne Napoli, Anne Parsons, Sherri 'Mo- drak, Scott Somerville, Megan Lynch, Evan Anderson, Bruce Williams, ReidtBarcus 160 Organizations 1. 1 a WChamber 5y mphon y w hue '1 A'L I C hlktian , Organizations 161 jazz , Band Student Sena it? 3 Residence. Hall Associa tion 162 organizations 11,.w4; x: a ummm wamxwwm Samar , Concert Choir OrganizationS 163 When The Football Game Is Boring, Whom Do . We Watch? 164 Organizations Organizations 165 the . ePauw Greencastle, Indiana Indianats Oldest College Newspaper Staff Welcomes Computers 1984-1985 was a banner year for the staff of The DePauw. They ushered in the 20th century when three DEC Rainbow computers were brought through the door. They arrived just in time for the staff to produce several issues electronically. Finally, the staff ap- peared like any other college staff of the mid 19705. The DePauw published more in-depth feature articles on such stories as student entrepeneurs, suicide and affirmative action. The news staff covered student government elections, the cocaine crack- down and the Psychedelic Furs and General Public concerts I Late deadlines t2 or 3 a.mJ were common, but the 7 a.m. deadline really was too much for the first semester staff of The DePauw. They stayed up late to produce the special eight-page insert section honoring the 75th anniversary of the Society of Profes- sional Journalists Sigma Delta Chi. s;,. New regular features included the expanded campus calendar of ' current events, the sports scoreboard boxes and more regular edito- rials. The paper enjoyed greater feedback from its readers through an increase in letters and guest columns. In the fall, The DePauwts advertising staff produced and hosted an ad sales seminar attended by students across the Midwest. The paperts writers and editors improved their techniques with the help of two visiting journalists, Mary Ganz, assistant city editor of the San Francisco Examiner, and Paul Martin, front page editor of the Wall Street Journal. They gave tips on writing, reporting and career opportunities. Lynn Cameron SDX Hosts N ational Convention The highlight of the year for Sigma Delta Chi, the journal- ism honorary, was the national convention of SDX that was held on the DePauw campus this year. College and professional journalists came from all over the country to the society,s birthplace, and DePauw SDX members played host to the visitors. Not only did they pass out copies of the DePauw, run ballots on the convention floor and point the way to bath- rooms, but they attended the seminars and luncheon held to study and celebrate the field of journalism. In the fall, SDX sponsored a chapel with Mike Ahern from WISH-TV. In the spring, the members attended the Hall of Fame induction dinner in which Helen Thomas, the UPI corre- spondent, was the keynote speaker. All of the SDX founders who had not been in- ducted previously, were in- ducted at his dinner. The mem- bers enjoyed the keynote speaker, but relished the prime rib more. This, the 75th anniversary of SDX, was basically a year of inactivity for the chapter - with a few moments of excite- ment, the convention and the induction dinner. Lynn Camerbn Becky Fleming 166 The DePauw fall semester staff: Editor - John Stefany Managing Editor - Su- san Diamond News Editors - Ken Jennison, Lisa Maloney Features Editor - Wendi Kai Taylor Sports Editor - Derick Rill Copy Editors - John Sisson Editorial assistant - Jim Simonian Photography editor - Michael Jeffries Cartoonists - Brett Arenz, Greg Taylor Business Manager - Kelli Wodetzki Advertising Manager - Beth Morrison Circulation Manager - Michele Casciano Production Managers - Stella Quinlan, Betsy Stis spring semester staff: Editor - John Stefany Managing Editor - Bruce Gay News Editor - Lisa Ma- loney Asst. News Editor - Ruth Deng Features Editor - J ohn Sisson Asst. Features Editor - Debi Cowdell Sports Editor - Steve Fish Copy Editor - Ken Jennison Asst. Copy Editor - Becky Fleming Editorial Assistant - Jeff McQuary Photo Editor - Brett Flora Graphics Staff - Brett Arenz, Harold Bucholtz, Bruce Nelson, Brad San- teler Business Manager - Kelli Wodetzki Advertising Manager - Lisa Welter Advertising staff - Becky Schubert, Pete Steelman, Lucinda Zirkel- bach Circulation Manager - Michele Casciano News Bureau xvi? . , DePauw News Bureau Becky Fleming Becky Flemihyg I Production Managers - Susan Diamond, Stella no .5 E OJ E 3 Quinlan 8 m - The DePauw 167 One last look at DePauw - the places, the people, and experiences 3 that made 1984-1985 more than DePauw News Bureau anyone would expect - 168 Last Look W1 WW 6 ti Last Look 169 23:5 362 2:5me :oEEmU :93 8:3 62.22 0 7 .l DePauw News Bureau Lynn Cameron Last Look 171 News Buieau Student photos by: Sudlow Photography Danville, Illinois Printing by: Jostens Printing Wuenmoavr'es; . 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Bjeliand, Eric Rolf B'ork, Eve Anne B ackmun, Patricia Anne Blake, Bethany Anne Blakely, Steven Lee Bland, Dennis E. Blazek, James A Blessgng, Thomas Wiiliam Blum, Victoria Renee Blunt, Stephen Daniel Bobbitt, Emma Lynn Bock, Kristine Coileen Boesel, Charles Mather Bohiin, Michael David Bohlsen, N. Nan Bolen, Margaret Hagan Bollinger, Anthony Wayne Bomalaski, John Joseph Bonaccorsi, Richard James Boner, Kelly Lynn Bond, Lyman Herbert, HI Bonebrake, James Giibert Bonebfake, Stephen John Bonney, Susan F. Nelson Bonozo, Jennifer Lee Bornstein, Robert EHiot 805, John Daniel Boastick, Leann Boston, Martha Jane Bowe, Jeffrey John Bowling, Cynthia Denise Bowman, Am Io Bowman, Evefgm Alison Soyian, John Francis, Jr. Boylan, Thomas Huntingmn 30120, James Stephen Sraasch, Kimberly Sue Brackett, Anneke Gail Bracken, Geoffrey Ludwig 71 62 157 60 94 82 74 159 62 70 62 52 62 60 96 86 102 64 98 62 79 84 110 57 56 80 88 58, 156 88 60 92,158 108 74 62 52 88 62 92 Bradley, Sue Eilen Brady, Suaven Carl Braman, William Mathew Brandi, Ruth Anne Branson, Stephanie Ann Brant, Eric Ross Braun, Eric Bradley Bredehoft, Keane Breen, Kristin Lynn Brehob, Karen Beth Brett, John Leslie Brewster, William Dennison Brice, Julie Anne Brickfey, Lisa Kay Brig 5, David Barry, Jr. Briggtbill, Elizabeth Mae Briles, Keliey Aanette Brimer, Julia Marie Broderick, Mary Margaret Brooks, Juanita Fatima Brooks, Kimberfy Louise Brotheridge, Eric James Brotheridge, Geraid Keith Broud, Todd David Brouillette, Michael John Brown, Aiyson Margaret Brown, Kerry Lee Brown, Mary Oliver Carniey Bruce, Jeffrey Scott Bruch, John Tobert Brumbaugh, Rebecca Ann Bruniga, Kimbedy Leigh Brunner, Carley Anne Burgess Brunton, Steven Alan Brusnahan, Mary Elizabeth Bryant, Cathy Ayn Buchholz, Harold Russell Bucholtz, Anne ieaneue Buck, Christopher Andrew Buck, Maur Deanne Buckman, Christopher Max Buell, Amy Eiizabeth Buhle, Donald Frederick, 3r. Bunion, Christine Denise Burch, Dean Alexander Burch, Ginger Lee Burdsall, Donna Margarex Burger, Dou Ias John Burgess,Mar Andrew Burgess, Scott Rupert Burgin, Kimberly Anne Burk, Dana Rebecca Burk, Keliy Kimberly Burkhart, Lisa Burkman, Kent Marlin Burns, Andrew Thomas Burns, Kevin Michael Buser, Beth Ann Bush, Lisa Anne Bussberg, Steven Douglas Bussewitz, Brad B, Bussing, Kevin Thomas Butier, Amy Kendaii Butrick, Eric Mark Richard Byerlyl Shannon Kathleen Byers, Julia Ann Byrd, Roc Anthony Byrum, Kathleen Joan Cahill, Anna Louise Cahill, Judith Ellen Cain, David Lewis. Caiabrese, Adam Michaef Caiabretta, Rebecca Miiler Cameron, Jack Lee Cameron, Lynn Michael Canfield, Michael W. 87 Carlson, Eric K. Carlson, Karen lane Carothers, Lori Jean Carpenter, Dou I35 William Carpenter, Eliza etb Gaii Carpenter, Jane Elizabeth Carrier, Sara Louise Carrigan, Sarah D, Carroii, Alison Hope CarroiE, Shannon Rochelle Carroif, Winchell Smith, ir. Cart, John Robert Carter, John E. Cartwright, Eiizabeth Gilbert Casciano, Micheie Marie Cassidy, Susan Elaine Castillo, Laura Lee Catalano, Michele Marie Cates, Donafd Raymond 58 96 62 88 70 73 Cates, Evelyn Beatrice Caudill, Stephanie Eiisabeth Cawley, Philip John Cece, Donna Jean Ceiga, Barbara jane Cerone, James Bincent Chadd, Janet Katherine Chaikiey, Janny Letitia Chalmers, David James Chamberlain, Danie? Sherwood Chamness, Jean Aiice Marie Chandler, Christopher Michaei Chandler, Holly Ann Chapman, David Andre Chapman, Guy Werver Charles, Joseph T., 1r. Chastain, William Leonard Cheesman, Holiy Anne Chaser, Angela Lee Cheslik, Kay EEizabeEh Chesmut, Charles Wiiiiam Chestnut, Connie Lea Chezem, Katherine Mary Chick, Arthur William Chit, Gordon Ben Chrisiman, Elizabeth Anne Chriszy, Anne Victoria Chumlea, Kevin L. Cichowski, Christine Marie Ciepiey, Christopher Mark Clark, Karen Marie Clark, Robin Joy Clark, Sarah Murdoch Clark, Thomas James Clark, Timothy Scott Clarkson, lenniger Lynn Claypooie, Ann Elizabeth Cleary, Beth Ann Cleaves, Douglas Virgii Clemins, Christopher Todd Clements, Lamont Wayne Cleven er, Kellie Renee CIiffor , Elizabeth Ann CEine, Emily Dungan CCIingman, Laura Lynn CEinton, jeffrey Scot Ciymer, Laura Coda, Caiherine Anita Cody, Beth Ann Cofield, Bradley Kemp Colbert Mary EEizabeth Colby, Richard Charies Cole, Cheryi Elaine Colip, Mark Kenneth Cofetti, Anthony Robert CoEHns, Anthony Robert Coiling, MichaeE Lane Collins, PameEa jean Collins, Revecca Lee Combs, Leanne 10y Combs, Stephen Nelson Condra, Gregory Scott Conger, Susan Dawn Conneriy, James Lester Connors, Susan Amy Connor, Michael Patrick Connors, Lenore Ann Connors, Nicholas John Conrad, Judith Kay Conrad, Thomas Richard Considine, Diana Mary Cook, fulic Ann Cooke, Denise Marie Cooley, Barry Wade Coolidge, David Barrington Cocns, Nancy Jane Cooper, Candace Kay Cooper, Catherine Lynn Cooper, Ellisa Lynn Cooper, john Derwin Cooper, Mairi Cooper, Tamara Lee Copner, John David C0 uilletie, David Collis Cor en, Peter James Cornett, Timoth Wayne Correii, Keith A an Corriveau, Michael Scott Cote, Barbara Lee Cory, Mary Beth Cowan, jay Edward Cowdeli, Debra Lea Cox, Amy Jo Cox, John Clark Coxad, Jeffrey Alley Crain, Mark Acton 53 55 56 110 92 64 79 96 56 66 108 52 100 73 68 110 53 103 93 108 106 36 62 86 Crail, Kimberly Ann Cram, Gregory J. Cramer, Susan Rebecca Crandell, Bradford Ear? Crenshaw, Newzon Frederick Cracker, William Cor Crofts, Gabriei Dorotzxy Cromwell, Howard Casey Crosby, WiHiam Kenneth Cross, Stephen Waiker Crossin, James Aioysius Crow, Deana Lynn Crowe, Margaret Ann CroweEE, Peter Vanorden Crowley, Michelle Ann Cummings, Carylion Chandler Cummins, Krista Kay Curran, iohn Thomas Curtis, Christopher Miles Curtiss, David Andrew Daerr, John Hampton Dahlem, 3ames Asman Dahlgren, William Alfred Daily, Michele Suzanne Dalby Kris: Ann Daniel, Wil iam Kenyon Danner, Tracey Ann Darfin Ion, Sharon Lei h Darnal , Matthew Step en Darst, Marc Alan Das, Ajit Andrew Daseke, William Robert Dauterman, Ellen Payne Davenport, Molly Ann Davidson, Daniel Kent Davdson, Linda Lee Davies, Xan Lynette Davis, Elizabeth Galloway Davis, G. William Davis, John G. Davis, Karen Jill Davis, Kira Lynne Davis, Mark Edwarti Davis, Oliver Cha'istian Dawson, Steven Mark Day, Geoffrey Miiier Dean, Eiizabeth Bartlett Deans, Donna Eiizabeth Deardorff, Anne Margaret Deckard, Katherine Lyn Defonseka, SOnaIi Delaney, Anne Marie DeEI, Douglas Lee Deimedico, Patrick joseph Demoss, Gary Maria Denardin iance AttiEiO Deng, Ruth deNicola, Anthony james Denison, Stephen Carter Denning, Bart Alien Densford, Cynthia Luciie Depa, Daria Angela Depenaloza, isabel Hall Deprez, Megan EHen Detrude, Kathleen Ann Dettner, Michael Edward Devaui, Stuart Rogers Devlin, Arm Elizabeth Devore, Eames W. Dexheimer, Ellen Evans Diamond, Susan Temple Dickens, David McRae Dickman, Melissa Kay Dicks, Stacey Kathleen Dieckmann, Gregg Richard Diefcxsens, Maureen DLM. DiH, Glenn David DEEI, 3onathan Charies Diilon, Wiiliam Christian Dimond, Desiree Sophia Dobbs, Stuart Justim Dodd, Lisa Lee Doehrmann, Derek Kyle Doherty, Susan Marie Dolan, Diane Marie Dolliver, Amy Louise Dolson, Sarah Jane Dooiinle, Eric Lawis Dorsey, Vivien Jamira Douglas, Peter Robert Douglass, Shawna Lyn Dowdell, Patricia Dowell, Kevin Laird Bowers, Cathy Lynn Downham, Thomas Toberz 156 55 88 94 102 60 70 64 60 103 , 159 Ui Ul 72 62 83 90, 159 58 103 60 62 56 102 an 94 89 64 62 87 Downs, Gary Phillip Dreiband, Deborah Lynn Drew, Dana Kaye Driemeier, Doni Lynn Dubois, James Hervert Duest, David Grancis Dugan, Cynthis Linn Dugan, Deborah Ann Dugan, Michael John Du an, Robert Wiiliam Du e, Deborah Ann Dulhanty, Beth Ann Dunaway, Daniei E. Dunbar, Claire Ann Duncan, James Waiier Dunipace, Judith Ann Dunmyer, James Patrick Dunshee, Brice Harlan Dupont, Christopher Baird Durham, Dana Lynn Durham, Todd Patrick Durkee, Jane Elizabeth Dumell, Christopher iouis Dutton, Amy Eiisabeth Dutton, Wendelin Munro Dwenger, Tonald R1 Dyer, John Wiliard Dyke, Ienniger Lynn Easthope, Caroiyn Ann Easton, Debra Lee Eaton, Susan Diane Edgar, Kimberly Boorhees Edwards, Brett Patterson Edwards, Daie Robin Edwards, Michael Andrew Edwards, Timothy Scott Eherenman, Robert Washington Ehiers, Michaei Arthur Ehrman, Brent Michael Eickmeyer, Eric King Eifert, Mark Joseph Ekern, Mollie Jo Elam, Donna Madeliene Eley, Demurie Ioseph, Jr. El'aiek, Vivian El Ens, Susan Roberts Ellis, Charges Mason Ellsworth, Donaid Upham Elmorel john DougEas Elshoff, Kathryn iynn Eishoff, KeEly Anne Elson, Brian Joseph Eiy, Linda Jane Embry, Veronica Eve Emde, Kurt David Emerson, Danie! Howard Emmering, Julia Marguerette Engei, Marcia Sue Engert, Colette FIora Engiand, David Roy Engiebright, Amy Jo English, Mar Shannon Epergesi, Nic olas Michael Eppen, Paul Edward Epps, James Harmon, Ir. Erde, Susan Hilary Erekson, Craig W. Erickson, Kirsten Ann Ericsson, Ann Kyle Erlandson, Cecillia Ernst, Brenda iu Eshleman, Peter James Estes, Carol Lynn Ener, Kent Lee Evangeiista, Laura Lynn Evans, Karen Eieanor Evans, Kathieen icy Evans, Leigh Ann Evans, Tammy iou Evans, Thomas Tobert livers, Laurel Lynne Fairchild, Granville Tegnauh Fairlamb, Remingmn Faiknor, Steven William Faiotico, Daniei Mark Farinholt, Revert Whiting Farquhar, David Glenn Farrow, Sandra Lynne Faude, Lee Christine Fauth, Amy Susan Feikner, Thomas Dean Failing, Amy Kristine Fenton, JEII Adams Ferguson, Lynne Michelle 100 53 81 107 103 S4 66 79, 159 54 106 76 74 55,158 75,153 68 158 83 34 55 84 76 75, 59 96 60 58 Index 193 Ferguson, Wendy Lee Fernandez, Eric 54 Fields, Scott Wesley SS Finch, Christopher Morris Fischer, Sarah Ann 62 Fish, Stephen John 88 Fisher, Darcee Lynn 7.1- Fisher, Mary EEizabeth Fitzgerald, Tracey Ann 68 Fitzsimmons, Elizabeth Lynn FitZWater, Brian Michael Fix, Christopher Neilson Fleece, Kristin Elizabeth 108 Fleifel, Karin Caroline 110 Fleming, Lori Anne 156 Fleming, Rebecca Kay 73 Hemings, Dawn Louise 52 Fieschler, Robert Joseph 106 Flewelien, Marvin Edward 56, 156 Flook, Jannie Marie Hora, Brett Allen 90 Hymn, Mary Leslie Fochs, Alice Marie Foddrill, John Frankiin 84 Foley, Maureen Therese Foiey, Robert James FOHand, James Gilbert Ford, Constance Leimoni 52 Ford, Eric Kendall 55 Forman, Thomas Sean Forsyihe, Steven Scott 58 Forszt, Anthony Alan 90 Fosnough, Jennifer Lynne 62 Fosnough, Peter Jonathan 90 Foster, Nicole Paige 83 Foster, Scott Thomas 56 Fox, Alexandra Brooke Fox, Lynette Caroie Fox, William Gregory John 89 Frailey, Kevin Roger 87 Franada, Florianne Pacheco 62 Francis, Laura Ann 54 Francis, William I. Frankfurth, Paul Andrew Franz, Stephen James 100 Frauenheim, Daniel Ioseph Frazier, Deborah Ann 52 Frebel, Katherine Leigh Frederickson, Kristen 83 Fredrick, Scott Allen Freeman, Vicki Lynn 71 Freer, iori Janene Fremien, Mary Claire Frenc Thomas Sue frick, Melissa Fairchild Frieden, Lisa Heather 82 ?roderman, Christopher Samuei 96 Froderman, Troy Slim: 96, 157 Frost, Ahstair Richardson Frost, Cameron Richardson 88 Frye, Eric Charles Fryrear, Beth Ann 55 Fucilla, Nancy Louise 60 Fuhrman, Cindy Ann 72 Fuller, Kathleen Elizabeth Fulton, Lyle Todd Funk, David Wesley Funk, James Edward Galambus, Thomas Man Gailiene, Jane Virginia Galliene, Julie Anne Galle, David Michael Galliher, Eames David Galliher, Dathleen Jane Gaiiina, Laura Lynn Gambetta, Miguel E. 90 GambiH, Charles Franklin GambEe, Clifton Allen 98 Garber, James Patrick 84 Gardner, Robert Grands 106 Gardner, Todd Gregory Garlinger, Peter Wayne 88 Garrard, Michael Wiiiiam Garrigus, Thomas Aiien Cast, Leslie Colleen Gaston, Cindy Sue S2 Gath, Shannon Marie 53 Gaunt, Jeffrey David 84 Cuas, Michele B. 72 Gay, Bruce Richard 110 Gaylord, George Christopher 96 Gebben, Megan Louise 62 Gelb, Heidi Susan 159 Gentry, Denise Arm Geoghegan, Judith Mary 82 Geoghegan, Mary Lee George, Kimberly Ann Gerard, Gregory John Gerard, Susan Fyancis Getgey, James P. Getgey, Iohn Iacob, Ill Gianotti, Randai! James Gibson, Carrie Ann Gibson, James WiHiam, Jr. Gibson, John William Gibson. Matthew Laird Gidcumb, Mary R056 Giesier, Donna Susan Gifford, Ronald Martin C?anti, jay Russell Gi bert, Charles James Gilcrest, William Alexander Giliiam, Melissa 10 Ciliigan, Patricia Ann GiUs, Audrey Anne Gillis, Jane Jennifer Gillow, Patricia Elizabeth Gilmor, Beth-Ellen Girardot, Monica Ann Cirgis, Kamal Gladden, James Moore Glasson, Anita Rae Glowe, Douglas Metz Goldsmith, Sarah Ann Gomard, Ellen Marie Gomez, Edmund Gonzalez, Maria Ninette Goodall, Susannah Mae Gordon, Gregory David Gordon, Jeffrey Michael Cowley, Brian Harold Grabow, Bradford Scott Graff, John Andrew Gran, Brian Keith Grangen Suzann Elizabeth Grantham, Todd Alan Grathwohl, Kent Michaei Craveline, Bradiey Charles Graves, Steven BenfieEd Gray, JOhn Pau1,Jr. Gray, Lesley Ann Crayson, Catherme Ann Creenberg, Matthew Scoi't Greer, Caryn Eiizabeth Gregowicz, ioan Ellen Greiner, Angela Marie Greising, Daniel Menze Greiwe, David A. Grider, Lisa Anne Griffin, Kelly Griffin, Kimberly Blair Griffith, Christa her Thomas Griffith, Michae Allen Grimm, Miscchell Thomas Griswoid, Matthew Todd Critter, Nancy Jo Grohman, Deborah Lee Grohmann, James Patrick .Grooms, Shadia Lynn Grooms, Thomas Edward Groppe, jennifer Anne Gross, Katherine Kay Gross, Sherry Lynn Groves, Nancy Carol Grow, Kelly Elizabeth Grundy, Andrew Turner Grundy, Steven Robert Gubitosi, Angela Mary Guiden, Mary Kathryn Gugd, Sarah Elizabeth Guiid, Steven Alan Guinigundo, Gary U. Gulan, Lori Ann Gulan, Richard John Jr. Guillon, Vicki iynn Gunn, Robin Lee Gurney, Amy Lynn Gustic, KyEe Pairick Guthrie, Roberta Maye Gwin, Elizabeth Ann Gynn, Robert Matthew Gyurki-Kiss, Marika Elizabeth Hacker, James Larry, Jr. Haddox, Michelie Maureen Hagedorn, Lynn Renee Hagier, Burton Louis Haines, Laura Louise Halaschak, Michael David Hale, Carla Jo Hale, Cathy Lynn 83 56 103 102 62 106 60 54 60 108 94 94 53 106 53 73, 158 72, 156 66, 90 72 81 92 72 66 62 56 68 108 54 56 62 110 108 87 Hale, Debra Sue Haifmann, Mary Lynne HaiE, Grace Jean Han, Jill Karen Hali, Michelle Abbette Hall, Wendy L nn Hamker, Ron a AEazan Haman, Douglas Thomas Hamernik, Stephanie 10 Hamilton, Christopher Paul Hamilton, Mark Brady Hamilton, Todd Lee Hammond, Diana Sue Hamor, Bri gs William Hanahan, E izabeth Shields Hancher, David Martin Hand, James Farnsworth Haney, David Leslie Hanlon, Sarah Kirk Hansen, Jeffrey Alan Hansen, Rebonna Dale Hansen, Todd Remen Hanson, Margaret Anne Harcourt, David G Hardin, Leanna Jo Hardman, Dora Sue Hardman, Lylie Raymond Hardy, Deborah Jeanne Harker, Sandra Kathleen Harkness, James Cameron Harmon, Barbara Ann Harmon, Julia Emison Harrell, Nancy West Harrell, Terry Lynn Hart, Ionathan D1 Harting, WiiEiam Bennett Hartiey, Lizzi Hartman, Lisa Io Harvey, Brian Allan Hasenbalg, David William Harfieid, Sara Jeanne Hathaway, Michelle Marie Hauser, John Henry Hausmann, Thomas Joseph Hauter, Bradley David Hauter, Stephen Michael Hawley, Richard Orin Hayden, john Richard, Jr. Hayes. Dana Charles, Ir. Hayes, Jennifer Ann Hays, Amelia Hope Hays, Edwarci Parker, Jr. Head, Janet Vernon Heatherly, Donald Gene Heatir, Gavin Bruce Heck er, Donna Agnes Hedbeg, Candace Carolyn Hedges, Stacy Weslyn Hedgpeth, Pamela jo Hedrick, Darren E. Heekin, Geoffrey Edward Hegyi, Deborah Marie Heiberaar, LesEey Arison Heinric , Sharon Louise Heldman, Kenneth David HeHmich, Steven Anthony Heming, Bradford John Hemwall, Kristina Lynn Henbest, Melinda Sue Hendricks, Kimberiy Dawn Hendrickson, Kristin Eiaine Henglein, Keith Philip Helniein, Susan Estill Henley, john David Henneman, Margaret Mary Henrikson, Benjamin Arthur Henry, Elizabeth Ann Henry, Heather Lynne Henry, Megan Hermann, Melissa Conlon Herndon, John Dickson Herrin, Amy Rebecca Heslin, Tracy Louise Hesiop, Timothy ion Hess, Cara Loraine Hess, David CEarence Hession, Ann Eiizabeth Hetrick, Christopher Thomas. Hettmansperger, Stacey Lynn Heun, Daniel Howafd Heustis, Deborah Lynn Heyde, Robert Haroid Heyward, Juiie Ann Hickey, Timothy AHen Hieger, Steven Richard Higginbotham, James M. Jr. 80 103 56 68 102 60 76, 159 56 60 96 62, 158 66, 157 70 90, 158 157 Higgins, Sherri Lynn Hiland, Gregg Andrew Hildebrand, Elisabexh Anne H212, Michaei Bruce H311, James Andrew H111, Jennifer Liliian Hill, Maureen Lynn Hill, Tina Laleh ana, David Rex Hinchman, David Andrew Hinkle, Kimberly Ann Hinson, Laurie iouise Hintz, Scott RandaIE H0, David Chun-Chun Hodge, Mazthew Barkley Hodgin, Benjamin Eric Hodgin, Hurt Gilmore Hoeksema, James Henry Hoffman, Dawn Susan Hoffmeister, John Edward Hogan, Dennis Lewis Hohlfeider, Susan Marie Holbrook, Nancy Lodge Holder, Susan Lynn Holford, William Schuyier H011, Cheryl Ann HoHahan, Kevin Jerome HoHand, lames N, Hollander, David Lawrence Holt, Timothy Stephen Holtaway, Leslie Renee Holly, Samuei Marshail Hoity, Sarah Elizabeth Holub, David Paul Honeywell, Thomas Ailen Hood, Penny iane Hook, Matthew James Hoopengarner, Carol Lee Hoover, Mark Wiiiard Hopkins, Karen Ann Hcran, Shana Iean Horn, Christina Mary Horn, John Mark Horn, Sandra Eiaine Homaday, Ianice Ann Hossack, Diana Christine Hossli, Susan Marie Hovland, Dougias Alan Howard, Michelle Lynn Howard, Theordore Joseph Howe, Bonnie Marie Rowland, Christopher Patrick Hubbard, Patrick Guy Hudson, Charies Foster Huesing, Michael Andrew Huffman, Thomas Patrick Huggins, George Gambetta Huisinga, Robert Martin Hulin, Tracy Lee Hull, Roberta Elaine Hume, Tamara Brit Hunt, Lynn EElen Hunter, DougIas William Hunter, Linda Lou Hunter, Mar Jo Hunter, Shel ey Marie Hunter, Wiiiiam Rex Huskey, Laura Jane Husion, ?imothy Scott Huter, Iii! Maureen Huter, Steven Richard Ihlenfeld, David jeffrey Ikeda, Ellyn Yukiko lkelheimer, Douglas Mark lngersoll, Douglas Shephard lreiand, Pamla Eve irons, Thomas Everett Irwin, Carole Nanette Isham, Christine Ha ward lvers, Shannon Mic ael Ives, Nancy lkovich, Jill Michele Jackson, Terri Lynn Jacobs, Robert Louis James, Robert Garrett Jaworski, Brian john Jay, Amy Louise Jeffries, Paui Michaei Jenkins, Celia Jennings, Thomas Benjamin Jennings, William Thomas Jennison, Kenneth Raymond, Jr. Jensen, Scott Lee Jentl Stephen Finis 90 84 60 107 74 66 54, 158 89 64 95 56 84 100, 157 71 94 158 72 99 97 90 92 100 108 94 64 72 95 62, 157 73 101 55 34 100 84 62 62 108 62 101 110 90 57 lobes, Sarah Jane Johnloz, Jennifer johns, Alisha Marie Johns, Janet Lynn iohnson, Amy Diane thnson, Darrell Robert iohnson, David Wiliiam thnson, EHen Marie Johnson, Eric Arthur Johnson, In rid Martha Johnson, Ju ie Arm Johnson, Kristin Margaret Johnson, Laura Miidred Johnson, Mark David Johnson, Michelle Lynn Johnson, RebeCCa Louise Johnson, Robert Henry Johnson, Susan Bonner Johnson, Thomas Wiiiiam johnson, Wendy Marie Johnston, joel Lee Jones, Andrea Micheile Jones, Andrew Evan Jones, Beverly Anne Jones, Ciifford Barry Jones, Edward Harold, Jr. Jones, James Black HI jones, Megan Elizabeth iones, Richard Paul Jones, Tobert Thomas Jones, Sherry Lynn Jones, Stephanie Lynn Iones, Virginia Ellen 1on Ieux, Elizabeth Frances ior an, Douglas Archie, Jr. iordan, Marrhew Dean joyce, Linda Kabler, Staurt Douglas Kacena, Kristin Renee Kaczmarek, Deborah Jean Kadlick, Nancy Ellen Kagler, Kristin Amy Kahlenbeck, Kathryn Sue Kalck, Robert Arthur Kaminske, Kara Lynn Kamps, Stacey Lynn Kane, Michael Scott Kant, Alene Margaret Karbach, Amelia Ann Karbowski, Thomas Wiliiam Karner, Mark Edward Kasales, Michaei Carl Kassel, Mark Edwin Katuia, Dougias Alan Kauble, Laura Micheiie Kebo, Collin Bardley Keefoverj Sydney Alice Keeler, Laura Whitfield Keeier, Todd Graham Keenan, Joan Henry Keeper, Kelly Lee Kelier, Patrick ?homas Kelier, Robin Lynn Kelley, Matthew Deater Kelley, Susan Grace Kelso, Julie Marsal Kemmler, James Edward Kemp, Tara Jan Kennedy, Donald George Kennedy, Mary Kathryn Kennedy, Padraic Cummins Kenny, Peter Augustine Kenny, Thomas Anthony Ker, Karen Elizabeth Ker, Kristin Ann Kern, Kathy Eileen Kersten, Meiinda Kay Kettman, Kristi Anne Kim, 500 II Kimmel, Shawn David Kincaid, Anne Elizabeth King, Andrew Robert King, Beveriy Dava King, Caroi jane King, Debra Lynn King, Jennifer Lynn King, Kristina Eiajne Kintner, Sessica Chaliino Kirby. Catherine Ann Kirby, Sharon Marie Kirby, Timothy Michael Kristsis, Thomas C. II Kirk, David James Kirk, Tammy Sue Kirkpatrick, Amy Brooks 60 93 106 62 78 106 99 a4 54 73 11 58 108 73 66 75 94 Kite, John Ashley Kittaka, Paul Shinobu Kivett, Thomas Macomber Kleehammer, Kelly Lynn Kiempnauer, Anie Lynn Kiine, Melissa Anne Kiingaman, Karen L. Klinger, Geoffrey Deron Kleppenburg, john Carl Klump, Kirsten Kay Knapp, Kimberly Jean Knapp, Nancy Jayne Knebel, Yvonne Marie Knight, Denise Arm Knoble, Kristan Clare Koch, Paui David Koenig, Amanda Kathryn Koenig, Ann Louise K0enig,Ju1ie Anne Koenig, Mark Toland Koerner, John Bruce Koffend, 3enni?er Steele Koibus, Timothy James Koman, Christine Marie Koman, Katherine Anne Konicek, Colleen Koopman, Timoth Lane Kostei, Chad CharYes Kovacs, Euiie Marie Krafh, Tad David Kratz, Laura Anne 8. Kratzer. Lianne Sue Krauss, Wiiliam Dorsey Kriegshauser, Jacqueiine M, Kroeger, Jonathan Harry Krukowski, Karen Ann Krukowski, Lisa Marie Krumins, Kennezh Allen Krzywicki, Phiiip Edward KubECk, Juiie Kay Kudlaty, Suzanne Kay Kuhlman, Risa Marie Kuhn, Brigette Frances Kummer, Michael Ray Kunkemoeller, Rose Mary Kunz, Janet Marie Kurten, Melissa Eve Labonte, Tracy Blake Laiferty, Pat Leroy Lamore, Russell Owen Lamothe, Sydney Lamson, Alexandra Estene Lancastez, Jane Ann Lancaster, Mark Thomas Lancaster, Robert AHen Land, iacquelyn Leigh Landau, Laura Elaine Lane, Andrew Joseph Lane, Mary Alice Lange, D. Wiliiam Lange, Erik David Langhoux, David Brian Lappetito, Polly Joan Larson, Brent James Lathrop, Kent Wiiliam Lauderback, Amy Law, Virgi1ene Karen Lawrence, Bette Lu Lawrence, Molly Sue Lawson, Maria Mariettia ' Leath, Frances Aileen Leatham,Kerr Elizabeth Ledonne, Eliza eth Anne Lee, Heb ;a Joanne Lee, Mary Ellen Lee, Mary Ellen Lee, Michael Thomas Leedy, Rebecca Anne Legro, Jeffrey Mark Lehman, Jilainne Kay Leighion, Margaret Louise Leinback, Wendy Sue temp, Susan Ann ientz, Jodi Sue Leonard, Michael Lerch, Scott Abernethy Lesniak, iinda Levine, Martha Jane: LeweiEen, Cynthia Ann iewis, John Cope1and Lewz's, Lisa Elien Lewis, McKenzie Scott Lewis, Michael Lynd Lewis, Sarah Helen Lewis, Tamara Lynn 96 018 106 59 93 80 60 72 100 84 60 54 66 159 62 90 52, 17 60 101 78 55 60 53 52 84 90 69 70 110 66 64 83 S3 53 108 108 108 54 54 60 54 86 Index 195 Liebl, Bettina Heidi Life, Carolyn Reed Life, Gary Richard Lighthammer, Mary Ward Li 1equist, Laura Kirsten Lil y, Albert Leroy, IEI Lilly, Edward Marshall Lilly, Patricia Anne Lilly, Sarah Anne Linardos, Nicholas Scott Lindamood, jennifer Lindeman, Carol Louise Lindow, Phillip Alan Lindrooth, Bonnie R, Lingen, Mark William Linnekin, Damaris Anita Linton, Michaef Eric Lipe, Anne Louise Lippincott, Gay Norene Lipscomb, George Epps Lisb , Leigh Ann Liscgka, Linda iaei Lloyd, Rebecca Elizabeth Locke, John Thomas Locke, Jonathan Thomas Locke, Mark Dougias Lodovisi, Jennifer iynn Loechte, Suzanne Rose Logan, Joseph Anthony Logemann, Linda Ann Lohmeyer, Richard Harley Lombardo, David Christopher iombardo, John Crank Londrigan, goseph Patrick Long, Caronn Ruth Longnecker, Amy ?.ynne Looney, Donald Scott Loquez, Zaida Mercede? Loprete, Kent Garrison Loprete, Robert Drew Losey, Charla 1HI Loucas, Jennifer L rm Loughran, Alice E izabeth Loumbas, Angelo John Lourie, John Kenneth Lowe, Deborah Sue Lueder, Thomas Gerard Lukens, Carolyn Louise Lukens, Linda Jo Lumsden, Jessica Lynn Lund, Wendy Wright Lundgren, Jennifer Esther Lund , Kristen Marie luns 0rd, Carrie Beth lusheck, Catherine Heien iynch, Me an Eileen iynch, Mic ael William iynch, Shannon Suzanne iyon, Drew William Lyons, Michelle Lee Lyme, iacque Ann MacDougall, Allison Edward Mace, Michelle Dawn Macey, Susan Ann Macias, Patricia Victoria Mackay, Kerry Jo Mackeifresh, Leslie Ann Macknick, David 10mph MacLauchian, Phyllis Ann Macveigh, Susan Katherine Magee, ?racy Kathleen Mahan, Susan Elizabeth Mahoney, Erin Allyse Maine, Christopher Michaei Maines, Beth Ann Mabr, Sean David Ma in, Robert Scott Malinich, Caml Lynn Malloy, 50hr: Reynolds, 1V Maloney, iisa Ann Mang, Unmi Melinda Mann, Susan Lynn Mansager, Scott Marshai! Marathas, Alexander Harry Marcy, Stephen Phelps Mar uette, Lisa Marie Mars , Charline B. Marstelier, Craig Alan Martin, Angeia Marie Martin, Christopher Francis Martin, Craig Paul Martin, Gail Leslie Martin, Gary Cole Martin, Jean-iuc Martin, John Malcolm 61 107 97 52 100 76 100 S4 159 102 89 156, 158 63 55 101 55 54 Martin, Mary Alice Martin, Stacey Ann Martin, Theresa Michelle Martinov, Wiliiam Edgar Jr Martinson, Stephanie Kay Martyn Susan tee Marvel, Cheryl Ann Massela, Tshiala Joseph Massela, Mbayi Peter Massey, Geor e Harris Mather, Geof rey Thomas Mathis, John Kenneth Matravers, PhyHis Ga 9. Matthews, William C arles Maurer, Tucker Davis Maxweil, Jane Lynn May, Micael Gre ory MCAtee, Craig E ward McAuliffe, Michael Bick McBride, Robert Brisan McCalpin, Micaei James McCann, Brian Edward MCCann, Terra Lynn McCann, Thersa Lynn McCarthy, Susan Marie McCarty, Masha Gae McCEellan, Mart Gaynor McCEellan, Tracy Kay McClure, Kimberly Ann McCormick, Anne-Marie McCracken, Cathy Ann McCrehan, Lynn Adrian McElderry, Melissa Roenne McElhaney, Dougias Allen McElvey, Dana Anthony MCGinn, Mary Ann 78 72 99 66 93 86 84 156 84 78 82 157 59 MCGinnis, McGowan, Jennett Margarete McGewan, John Thomas McGowan, Lori Ann McGowan, Mary L nn McGrath, David 10 n McGrth, Sandra R. MCGriffin, Donald Eugene McGuire, Peter Hugh McKeeman, Christopher David McKerey, Phillip Neill McKenzie, Adrienne 50 MCLamb, Eve, Lyta McLaren, 1effrey Daie McLean, Austin John McLendon, Susan DeMaree McLeod, Janet Lynne MCLOUd, Paul Anson McMahan, Scott Allen McMahon, Scott Thomas McMiiien, Mary Kay McMurtry, Nancy Jo McNaghten, Marci Sue McNichoEs, James Edward McQuary, jeffrey Scott McReynolds, Lucy CherriH Mead, Deborah Sue Meade, fill Anne Meeker, Joy Anne Meeks, Marjorie Anne Meininger, Michele Anne Meininger, Michele Ann Meinin er, Nancy Diane Meisenieimer, Bradley Louis Melin, Micheiie Lynn Melkus, Paul Andrew Melton, Micheile Renee Meredith, Kathieen Ann Merkner, Christine Marie Mernitz, Polly Sue Merriam, Joni Lynn Metcalfe, Susan Hopkins Metzger, Michael John Meyer, Charfes Frederick Meyer, James Frederick Meyers, Kendra Michelle Meyers, Natalie Kay Michaels, Timothy Jerome Michel, Jane Elizabeth Michels, Jennifer Coogan Miles, Sara Jane Milfait, Kathryn Ariane Miliotes, James Demos Mill, John Stuart Miller, Amy Carole Milier, Amy I0 Milier, Charles Alan Miller, Daniel Raymonci Miller, David Edwin Miller, Dean WiiEiam . MiHer, Elizabeth Claire 106 106 87 93 157 87 158 80 73 57 37, 58, 157 66 63 37, 80 82 61 99 93 86 75 37, 76 54, 156 37, 86 156 37, 55, 97 Milier, James Allen Miller, Iane Lindsay Milier, Marilyn Kay Milier, Matthew James Miller, Max Arnold, Jr. Milier, Suzanne Milier, Suzanne Marie Milier, Tammy Jo Milier, Todd Christopher Milier, William Chdssopher M1135, Elizabeth Ann Milis, Griff Evan Milner, CaroEyn Milner, Crhsitopher Alan Minnick, Dianna Lynn Minor, Tammy Elaine Mitcheli, Elizabeth Alan Mitcheli, Kathryn Irene Mitcheli, Todd Duane Mockovak, Mary Waison Modrak, Sherri Renae Moeller, Leesa Lynne Moffatt, Michael Aian Montgomery, John Carroll, l5! Montgomery, Patricia Lee Moodhe, Matthew Lawrence Moody, David Gerard Moore, Amy Leigh Moore, Barrett Holioway Moore, Kermit, H! Moore, Stephen Bruce Moore, Susan Elizabeth Morehead, Ann Margaret Morehead, Sarah Anne Morehead, Steven Michael Moriarty, Mary Ellen Morris, 13ml Lynette Morrison, Beth Ann Morrison, David Andrew Morrison, James Rudolf Morrison, Robert Charles Morrissey, Robert Earl MorSChes, Leah Ann Morse, Kevin Brian Morton, Bymn Szanley Morton, Karen Lynn Moshak, Beth Ann Mott, Jenni1er Eiizabelh Mo ers, james David Mu Ienix, Gregory Aian Muller, Michaei :ames Munich, George Frederick Munn, Molly Sue Munro, Kimberiy Irene Munson, Peter Jeffrey Murphy, Brooks Don Murphy, Max David Murray, Amanda Blythe Murchner, Jane Ann Myers, Andrew Barth Myers, Blake Tomas Myers, Kevin Rex Myers, Paui Fletcher Myers, Terry Ray Naftz er, Susan Leslie Napo i, Annemarie Nardin, Rebecca Kay Nargang, James Fiank Nargang, Karen Ann Naumer, Margaret Melinda Naye, Robyn Vicki Neaison, Bonnie Moore Neary, Julie Ann Neer, Mark Christopher Neiley, Karen Henderson Nle er, Darryl Richard Neil, Cynthia Beth Neisler, james Richard Nelman, Rod Alan Nelson, Andrew Taylor Nelson, Charles Jchn Nelson, David Bruce Nelson, Elizabeth Edith Nemecek, Douglas Alan Nesbitt, Judy Dawn Nettesheim, Uirich Wilhelm Neubacher, Susan Neubert, Brett Christian Neuhauser, Jane Ann Newbanks, Amy Beth Newcombe, Christine Anne Newell, Eiizabeth Wheelwright Newmn, Christopher David Newton, Eames Arthur Nguyen, Thuy TB. 38, 102 160 38, 110 57 63 156 98 61 63 58 38, 86 96 73 36 101 38, 156 58 95 97 101 63 61 86 54 58, 160 82 38, 55 Nguyen, Van Thi Bich Niceiy, Eiizabeth Arm 75 Nich01,1ennifer Sue 51, 158 Nichois, Christopher Man 38, 55 Nichois, Fredericka Anne Nichois, Laura Lee 79 Nichois, Susan Ruth Nichoison, Christoopher Sayre 84 Nichoison, Laura lo 159 Nieburg, Lisa Annette Nielsen, Nancy Ann Nieves, Ana Teresa Nissen, Katharina Marie Nixon, Andrew Mark Nixon, Melinda Ann 156 Noble, Auroiee SH, Nolan, Steve James 157, 89 Noonan, Dennis Arthur Noonan, Stacey Ann Norlanci, Hans Charles 38, 84 Norris, George Wiiking 102 Novak, Thomas Edward 38, 110 Nunn, Patricia Sue 38, 66 Oakey, Kathieen Anne Oakley, Margaret Ann Oberbeck, John Paul Oberiin, Glenn ?atrick Obermiller, Rosemarie Ann Obrecht, Jennifer Ann 54 Obyrne, Karine Elizabeth Oeff, Kristen Elizabeth 39, 72 O'Gara, Mary Jeanne 73 Ogasawara, Faye Kayoko 54, 159, 156 Ogle, Eric Neal Ohm, Gregory Raymond 39, 55 Okone, Erica Ann 61 Gide, Christine Louisa Oids, Courtney Ann Oleary, Daniela Anna Oleary, Sarah Ann Oiinger, Gwen Say 39, S2 Oimsted, Holly Ann 61 Oison, Mary Cecelia Onderick, Edith Marie 39, 55 ONeiII, Gregory Xavier Orem, Bryant Lee Orr, Jonathan Aian 59 053, Yukie 58 Osborn, Mary Preston Osborne, Derrick Wayne 156, 4 Osborne, Susan Elizabeth 53 Oselka, Deena Rene 76, 156 Osha, Thomas Gordon 111, 84 Oskin, David William, Jr. 84 Otjen, Lorraine Watts Ottsen, Michaei Lamar Overmier, Juiiana Marie 156 Owen, Gene Paul, Jr. Owen, Susan EEizabeth 71 Page, Patricia Paige Paesel, Erik Christian Pagano, Gina Marie Page, Allison Grace Page, John Loren Paine, Stephanie Louise Pajo, Maria Eiena ?ankratz, Michael Joseph 99 Parbs, Michael Lawrence ?ark, Neil james 39, 159, 110 71 Parker, Don Nigei 39, 110 Parker, Jennifer Sue 39, 74 Parker, Jonathan Kent Parra, Carlos E. Parsons, Elizabeth Hungerford Parsons, Laura Jane Patterson, Kazhy Ann 39, 64 Patterson, Robert Denardo 57 Pattie, Susan H111 Pauley, Ben Louis 39, 98 Pavy, Kathryn Anne 39, 68 Payne, Carof Beth 39, 78 Payne, Kevin Dale Pearce, Caroline Sarah Pearson, Jeremiah Wiiliams Pearson, Paui Daniel 84 Pearson, Scott Howard 39, 88 Peebles, Mar Elizabeth 74 Pierce, Wen 3: Sue Pelham, Catherine Elaine 68 Pendexler, John Clifton Perm, William Dougias Penrod, Robert Michael Penrose, Anne Lisa Periolat, Michael Lee 39, 86 79, 153 PerkEns, Amy Louise Perkins, jennifer Lynn Perry, John Ailen Perry, Kathleen Suzanne Peters, Amy Suzanne Peters, David Michaei Peters, Douglas Frederick Peters. Susan Catherine ?eterson, Andrew Hughes Peterson, Eric David Peterson, Kara Lynn ?etrando, Brian Gerard Petrovich, Stephen C. Pfeifer, Rebecca Ann ?fisier, Michaei E. ?hiifips, Barbara Lorraine PhiiEips, Carol Elaine PhiEEips, Mark Kelly PhiiEips, Melody Anne Philiips, William Scott Phipps, Julia Beth Pickard, Nancy Jane Pickett, James MEchaeI Pickett, Juiia E. Piedmonte, Raymond Gerard Pischel, Angela Pimer, Gregory Alan Pittman, Susan Elizabeth Pittsley, Jeffrey Clark Plesha, Scott Michael Pobanz, Gina Rosina PQEntner, Thomas Robert Paizin, Daniel Bruce Pontius, Caro! Anne Ponzi, Matthew Scott Paole, Eeffrey 1odd Poore, Wendy Wakefield Pope, Stacy Anne Popuforum, Mark Robert Porman, Larry Jon Porter, Poll Ann Postler, Ric ard L. Poulos, Margaret Kahterine Pound, John Roger Prakel, Michaei Stewart Predmore, Renee Irene Preston, jennifer Lee Price, James Stephen Price, Jamie 10 Price, Penny EiEen Price, Teryn Ellen Prince, Thomas Andrew Pruitt, John Wiiliam Pugh, Timothy Michaei Purifcati, Kelly Anne Pursell, Tracy AEden Pursley, Monica Marie Pyzynski, Susan Camille Quest, Robert Eric Queen, Craig David Quigley, John Francis Quigley, john Ivar Quigley, Mark Phiiiip Quimby, Steven James Quinlan, Stella Wiiheimina Quirk, Matthew Hastings Raab, Michael George Race, Sarah Arm Radz, Gary Michael Ragsdaie, Deann Marie Raibiey, Brent AEan Rainey, Aiice Clarke Ramer, john Kevin Ranck, Gregory Jenkins RaneiEi, GEan-Matthew Rankin, Cynthia Ann Ranney, Rebecca Anne Rapp, John J. Rasmussen, Scott Wiliiam Rasmussen, Wendy Lee RatcEiffe, Robyn Lynne RatIiff, David H. Rauschert, Mark Christoopher Rawe, 30hr: Eric Ray, Andrew Charies Ray, Richard Edward, Jr. Ray, Richard Kyie Ray, Steven Michael Raymond, Jennifer Kay Raymond, Kerice Dee Ready, David Eidon Reavis, Amy Micheile Redmond, Marcia Ann Reed, Cami Eane 39, 64 40, 98 64 49, 106 40 71 81 99 79 98 64 40, 88 40, 110 79, 158 76 40, 102 40, 78 109 72 73 95 40, 98 107 52 40, 82 4Q, 98 63 41,84 103 83 63 41,74 81 54,158 86 88, 41, 158 96 56 158, 89 41,108 41, 56 83 63 Reese, Lucius Everett Reese, Megan GA Reeves, Cynthia Ann Reeves. Scott Douglas Rehm, Nancy iean Rehn, Lori Barbara Reichel, Brian Josef Reid, Teresa Marie Reiff, Rebecca Reiff, Sarah Reinhard, Emily janine Reinhardt, Jane Ellen Reiter, Christine Reitz, Douglas Charles Rekter, Eiizabelh Lyn Remsburg, Cole Matthew Ranch, Bradle Allen Renforth, Phil 3p Michad Renken, John Renneker, Patrick Stewart Rem-vick, Tiffany L nne Repasky, Jeffrey A an Reust, Linda Sue Reynolds, Stephen Michaei Rheams, Gregcry Giles Rhodes, John Palmer Rhodes, Terese Eiizabeth Rice, Julie Anne Richards, Beth Anne Richards, Karen Mane Richardson, Genie Marie Richardson, Heather Richardson, NataEie Kay Richardson, Ranford Richert, Sheny Marie Richey, Rand David Riefe, David Deimar Riehl, Matthew Edward Richie, Timothy Charles Riemer, Michaei John Riessier, Karla Ann Rietveld, Linda Ruth Rife, Karen Leanne Rigdon, John Andrew Rifgotti, ioseph Edward Ri By, David Michael RUE, Roderick Moore Rinne, Ken: Higgins RESCh, Michael Leo Risk, Susan Rene Risk, Douglas Owen Ritter, Wendy Ritucci, Carmela Ann Ritzenthaier, 1effrey David Ritzi, Steven John Robb, Holiy Ann Robbins, thn Gregory Robbins, Will Roberts, Katherine Teresa Roberts, Robin Lee Robertson, jill R0bertson,3u1ie Ann Robinette, Jennifer Lane Robinson, David Dawson Robinson, Kara Lynn Robinson, Kimberly Ann Robinson, Mary Amanda Robinson, Michael Raymond Roche, Jeanine Marguerite Rocke, Katrina Karlene Rodrigues, Lawrence Andrew Roe, Ji Youno Roecker, WaTter Richard Roer, Kristin $lizabeth Roesch, Thomas John Roettger, Ruth Eiien Rogers, Amy Elizabeth Rogers, Ciark Howard Rogers, Evalyn Louise Rogers, John Michael Rogers, Lorrie Kay Rogovich, Carrie Diane Rohm, Karen Lynn Rohm, Kristen Clarine Rohrabaugh, Beth Ann Romanczuk, Glenn Edward Roob, Katherine Barbara Rooksberry, Jayne Ellen Rooney, Robert Keith Rosche, William Arthur Rose, Richard Henry Rosekrans, Lori Suzanne RosenfeEd, 5033 Thomas Rosin, Todd Bemis R055, Gina Mfchefle Rostron, Janet Lynn 41,158,110 88 57 53 76, 156 41 42,159,110 59 57 84 42 Index 197 Rothman, Kimbedy Blair Rowe, Karen Eiizabeth Royer, Joanne Camiiie Ruder, Raeann 42, 80, 11 Ruehl, Rebecca Sue 11 Ruggies, ,ann Marie Rumsey, Charles Ellison 100 Rumse , Todd ConneIEy Runne 5, Michaei Doughs Runyan, Laura Lee 65, 159 Ruppen, Peaer Gerard Russell, Todd Wesiey Ryan, Colleen Elizabeth 80 Rydeii, Elizabeth Kirsten 69 Sackeu, Alice Louise 68 Sader, Charles Alien, 3r. Sakaleros, Michael 101m Salama, David john 42,88 Salaris, Steven Craig 95 Salkeid, Steven Charles 99 Sampson, Susan Carter 47., 7O Sams, Vaierie JEBn 42, 66 Samuelson, Todd Andrew Sanbo, Sharon Judith 82 Sanders, James Patrick Sanderson, Ellen Kay Sandgren, James Andrew 84 Santeier, Bradiey James Sare, Steven Daie Sargent, Meianie C. Sarria, Deborah Anne Sarsany, Douglas Michael Sarsany, Kevin Robert Satherlie, Andrew Gregg 42 Saunders, Timothy Daie Savage, Michelie Anne Sawyer, Moliy jo Scaccia, Laura Ann Scanion, Ann Elizabeth 68 Schaai, Keith A., Jr. Schaefer, Jennifer Lee 42, 1GB Schaeffer, Eric David 99 Schaffer, Jennifer Ann 63 Schannen, Anna Louise Scharadin, Heidi Anne 53 Schefling, Christopher Robert Schenkel, Tracy Lynn Schick, David Gerard Schiffii, Eric Eugene 54, 158 SChilIing, David Michaei Schlabach, Karl Blake Schlueter, Christa Michelle 97 Schlueter, David Paul Schmalz, Chrisiopher Morse 84 Schmid, Heidi Marie 61 Schmidt, Michael Charles Schmitz, David Alan 43, 100 Schneider, Fania jean 61 Schneider, Sandra Sue Schoch, Breton Allan Schoenfeld, Eric Evans 97 Schrag, Heather Sue Schrier, Douglas Matthew Schroder, Edward Charies Schroeder, Rachel Elisabeth 7D Schubert, Rebecca Ann 73 Schuhz, Edward Thomas Schurmeier, Darla Kathleen 43 Schurmeier, Kristin Paige Schwartz, Anne Hampton 75, 159 Schwartz, John Evie Milton 92 Schwarz, John Daren 99 Schwarz, John W. Schymik, Brian Williams Scobee, Diana Lynn Scott, Gretchel Kr'istin 43, 1913 Scott, Karen Renea 63 Scott, Roger Ward Scull, Jefferson James Sear, Steven Michael Seat, Maryanne Kathleen Seat, Susan Eiizabeth Secrest, Michaei Lee Seeger, Craig Andrew Seifried, Susan Lynn 108 Seitz, Mark Christian 157, 97 Sekeza, Gregory Joseph 159, 96 Selig, Susan Elizabeth Sellers, Byadley Charles 99 Sellers, Michael Bruce Sellers, Todd Aian 98 Sells, Jacqueline Ann 66 Seils, Thomas Ray 57 Seiph, Elizabesh Ann 63, 158 Sensenbaugh, Rebecca Mae 74 198 Index Serrani, Christine Noel 43, 64 Servies, Marcella Dale 52 Seller, Juiia Culbertson . 55 Seyfarth, Kristan Elizabeth 61 Seymour, Ann Eiizabeth 43, 72 Shadoan, Sieven Jay Sharifi, Michaei Nader 43 Sharp, David Gordon 95 Sharp, Diane Muriel 43, 108 Shaum, Cynth1a Jane 53 Shea, Lisa Marie Sheaffer, Amy Lynn 78 Sheafer, Anne Auburn 43 Sheahan, Kristi Lynn Shedd, David George Shedd, Martha Louise 79 Shelley, Karlene Sue Sheridan, Kristin Anne Sherman, Michael Aaron 92 Shier, WiiEiam Taylor 101 Shiveiy, Tracy Lynn 79 Shoemaker, Catherine Dawn 66 Shoemaker, John Andrew Short, Joseph Hubert 100 Short, Leslie Marlene 61 Shrock, Lauri Jean 63 Shuee, Wiiliam Dee 97 Shuiar, John Kevin Sibbit, JamEe Jean Sideli, Eill EEaine Siegel, Anne Lenaye Siegel, David Lynch 43, 75, 159 70 Sifferlen, Mark Joseph 100 Sigsbee, Michael Dean 57 Siins, Renate Siikworth, James WiHEam 100 Simonet, Zoymarie Simoman, James Karop Simpson, Janet Marie 109 Singer, Carl Peter, Jr. Sisson, John Clark 95 Sizer, Erin Suzanne 43, 110 Sizer, Ned Sheison Skelton, Laurence Matthew 86 Skiba, john P. 57 Sfauterback, Kristen Arm Sievira, Richard Alien Siivka, Jill EHen 78 Smith, Annette Lee 43, 64, 156 Smith, Blayne Robert 92 Smith, Camy Ruth 43, 108 Smith, Craig D. 158 Smith, Cynthia Ann Smith, Dou las Irvine Smith, Heat er Anne Smith, Howard Kenneth 88 Smith, Jessica Anne 71 Smith, Julie Lynne 75 Smith, Kimberly Carolyn 75, 157 Smith, Kurt Preston Smith, Lance Man 61 Smith, Leslie Ann Smith, Linda 10 Smith, MichaeE Stephen 107 Smith, Neal Yancey 91 Smith, Ronaid Mark 43 Smith, Sheryl Suzanne 43 Smith, Sibley 43 Smith, Stephen Matthew 89 Matthew 89 Smith. Steven Lindsay 88 Smith, Steven Richard 109 Smith, Victoria Ann 43 Smith, Whitney Blake Smyth, Diane Michelle Sneberger, Nora Eiizabeth 61 Snyder, Bradley Glyn 61 Snyder, Jan Eiaine Snyder, Jill Reyburn Snyder, John Arthur Snyder, Robin Lynne Sobieray, Richard Joseph Sokol, Karen Frances 63 Solmos, Michael Joseph Somers, Stephanie 81 Somervilie, Scott Aiexander 57, 158, 150 Sonnenberg, Mar Beth 75 Sorg, Robert Mari 97 Serge, Bryan Douglas 89 Sarge, Marianne 43 Soriano, Roxanne Denise Sorrells, Shawn Wiliiam 93 Span, Brenda Ann Spangler, games Anthony 106 Spengler, iohn Eric 44 Sparenberg, Patricia Sue Spear, Connie Marie Speer, Beverly Jean Speer, Michael David Speichinger, Eric fames Spencer, Marcia Anne Spier, Tracy Jeannette Spilman. Jeffery Alan Spinner, Carole Anne Spinti, Karen Marie Spoon, Lori Lynn Squires, Lizabeth Ann Sriver, Lisa Renee Stacey, Jeffrey Iames Stacks, Scott EHES Staiey, Michaei Wayne Stlaiey, Anne Elizabeth Szamets, Donald Lamont Stamets, Russeii Alan Stamper, 30hr: Lawrence Stanish, Paui Joseph Stanish, Philip john Stanley, Luanne Marie Stark, Leisa Jane Starr, Kimberly Ann Stautz, Susan Eilen Stebehon, Laura J. Steeie, Jennifer Joanne Steele, Martha N. Steelman, Martina Marie Steelman, Peter Wayne Stefany, John David Stehiik, Karen Ann Stehlik, Michaei Dennis SteEmle, Mary Elizabeth Steinmetz, Jane Elizabeth SteEIe, Betsy Logan Stephens, James Norvai Stephens, Jill Anne Stephenson, Ann Elizabeth Sterba, James Messenger Sterling, Lindsay Marie Stembergh, Eiliot AEan Sterner, Daryl Wayne Stetson, Scott David Stevens, Daniel Lewis Stevenson, Garry Mel Stevenson, Lee Ann Stewart, Dion Angelo Stewart. Jennifer Susan Stewart, Lorrie Jean Stierwalt, Carla Marie Stimson, Diane Gail Stis, Eiizabeth Wright St. John, Edward Joseph Stockmeyer, Mary Karen Stockus, Lisa Ann Stockus, Michaei Edward Stockwell, Kimberly Dawn Stone, Carolyn Sweet Sxorer, Cynthia Marie Strader, Thomas Matthew Strader, Todd Michael Swain, Janet Marilyn Strange, Rita Ann Strasma, Karen Stratton, Michael Duwayne Strayer, Joanna Marie Stretch, Donna Marie Strimbu, Julie Kathryn Stringfellow, John Benjamin Strom, Carol Mary Strom, Linda H, Stromberg, Cynthia Lyn Stroyis, Catherine Anne Sturgeon, Steven Todd Stulsman, Stephanie Dyan Stutz, Amy Elizabeth Stutz, Jay Francis Stutz, JuEie Fynn Suiiivan, Kennan Reynold Suiiivan, Mary Elizabeth Suifivan, Mary Susan Sumida, Michael Patrick Summers, Juiia Ann Sumida, Michael Patrick Summers, juiia Arm Sumption, Milton Jennings Supple, Mary Karina Sutton, Cynthia Lee Sutton, Sherri Lynn Svoboda, Margaret Lynn Swan, Scott Richie Swank, Marianne Louise Swank, SaEge Marie Sweeney, KeEley Lynn Sweeney, Kevin Otis Swenor. Margaret Elizabeth 159,44,110 44,74,89, 158 107 . 72 53 44, 80 79 ' 54, 158 63' 44, 100 53' 61 73 71 88' 54 53 61,157 73 44,55 44,73 82 44 79 65 101 73 109 63 68 44,70,157 84 63 63 45, 110 54, 159, 158 61 57 99 Tanenbaum, Robert David Tarbeii, John Wiiliam Tate, AngeEa Dianne Tatham, Laura Ann Taylor, Gregory Dean Taylor, James Roy Taylor, Wendi Kai Teel, Gordon Ray Teller, Timothy Allen Telischow, Steven Robert Temple, Peter Richard Terpstra, Gregory Dean Terry, Paul Steven Terry, Tina Leigh Tewes, Loren Carlyie Thiem, Eugene Raymond Thieme, Kimberly Louise Thiems, Robin Elizabeth Thomas, Kitty C. Thomas, Philip Alan Thomas, Trinda Tina Thomas, Valerie Wynne Thomas, Vincent Aiexander Thompson, Amy Susan Thompson, Anthony Glen Thompson, Bradley Leon Thompson, Eulia Rutledge Thompson, Miriam Lyde Thorlton, Kristine Kenyon Thyen, Philip John Tinsman, Elizabeth Ann Tobe, Brenner A. Todd, Charies, Randoiph Toland, Charles Paul ?omaska, Joseph James ?omson, Scott Dean ?oppe, NicoHe Louise Torres, Jose Alfredo Youssaim, Neil Christopher Towell, Paula Jane ?ravis, Carrie Ward ?ravis, jefrey Hayward Traylor, Michael Joseph Trego, fane Eiizabeth Tremper, Leanne Esielia ?rentadue, Christine Ellen ?rombino, Suzanne Lynn ?rout, Janet Love Trout, Troy Douglas Trowbridge, Barry Dale ?rowbridge, Julie Ann ?rowbridge, Thomas Aiien Troyer, PhEIip James Truax, Vincent PauE, Ell Trudgen, Valerie Rae Tschudy, Linda Jane ?seng, Helen Chin Yu fucker, Anne Camilie TuCker, David Andrew ?ucker, ianet Lynn ?uggle. Rebecca Joanne Tu , john Patrick TuH, Richard George Tulloh, Susan Leigh Turley, Maghan Elizabeth Turner, Jennifer Lynne Turner, Lisa Ann Turner, Patrick J. ?urner, Patrick Wayne Tuttle, Alyssa Leah ?uttie, Patricia Anne ?way, William Theodore Tyler, Terri Deneen Ueding, Elizabeth Ann Uhie, Carolyn Doremus Ukrop, Joseph Edward Uigado, Mary Jean Uirner, Douglas Wiiliam Ulmer, Robert Dodd Utterback, Saliy Jane VaIEe, John Joseph Vailone, Anthony Phillip Vana, John Webster Vanatta, Matthew Ernest Vanbrum, Edward Matthew Vandame, Aiison Jean Vanderkoik, Brett Robert Vanderkoik, Eoseph Bernard Vanderkoik, Kim E. Vanderschaaf, Marya Lyn Vanree, Janine H. Vaughn, Julia Maureen Vecchi, Anneii Vgcchione, Brenda Lyn'n Velde, Janet Doolittle 99 62 81 88, 158 45, 110 107 45, 58 54 61 62 75,73 53 45, SS 83 45, 58 45, 82 73 83 102 66 53 61 109 46, 55 107 102 46 46, 70, 1 59 95 46, 58, 158 99 46 95 46 81 58 46 Vesper, Jennifer Lee 74, 159 Vickers, Timothy Blake 107 Vieke, Timothy Joseph Vigeant, Jeanne Bernadette 1 59 Vitols, Stefans Woodson ' Voeiz, thn Bradgey . Vogel, Andrew A. ' S4, 158 Vogel, Lisa Ann 63 Vogier, Susan Kay - Votnin, Sava Alexander 46 - V0 es, Kathryn Audrey 1 Voile, Ann R005 '1 64 Verhees, Sundai Renee 64 Votaw, Marilyn Eiizabelh 53 Wachter, Richard Arno, 1r. Wade, Bruce Radford Wade, Deborah Ann Wade, Stephen Campbell 158 Wahle, Curtis Leroy 87 Wahlstrom, Matthew Robert 57 Wainwright. John Robert 57, 357 Wald, Thomas John 93 Walk, Thomas Brian 57 Walker, Stephen Paul 46, 158 Waliace, Barbara Chandier Waliey, Scott Allen Walmsley, Prisciiia Joan 68 Walsh, Catherine Mary Walsh, Daniel Gorton Walston, Nicoie Denise Walter, Rebecca Louise 68 Wangen, Rose Elaine 45 Wannamaker, Susan Ann Ward, Catherine Ann Ward, Curt R. Ward, Margaret Hiii 73 Ward, Patricia Mary 99 Ward, Paul Quentin Ware, Jeffrey Alien 46 Warfield, Roderick Annon Wargo, Robert Michael Warner, Calvin Ray 46 Warning, Glen Krist 158, 84 Warning, Keith W. 107 Warren, Dougias Charles 59 Warren, Patricia Anne Was, Richard Paui Waters, Patrick RauE Watson, Andrew CharIes Watson, Jeffery Allen 54 Watson, John Ross 57 Watson, Timi Dian Watt, Reese Kendali 57 Weaver, Geoffrey Wayne Weaver, Timothy Ailen 11 Weber, Kendail Louise 77 Weber, Michael Robert 156, 98 Weber, Stephanie L nn 68 Weber, Suzann Mic elle 63 Webster, Lauren iouise Weimer, Mark Allan 87 Weimer, William Jacob, Jr. Weingart, tee Critchet 98 Weir, David Theodore Weise, juiie Ann 63, 156 Weise, Steven Armstrong Weissenberger, Jeffefy R. Weliing, Michael Earl 59 Wells, Darren Reese 100 Welsh, Jane Margaret 53 Welter, Lisa Maria 73, 159 Wendel, Phiiiip Edward Weninger, Dianne Kay 46 Wertenberger, Judith Lee Wesselkamper, Robert Joseph West, Kenneth Leon 80 West, Lisa Ann West, Patrick Scott Westbrook, Stephen Todd Westenfelder, Natalie Anne Westfall, Sarah Beth 46 Westhoven, Kimberiy Ann Weston, Tracy 10 66 Wetoska, Stephen Robert 92 Whetro, Meric K 1e 91 Whetzel, Kfmberf; jane Whipps, Sylvia Louise Whitacre, Laurie L. 52 Whitr, Leslie Dodd 46 White, Michael Nam 84 Whitney, Brian A. Wickett, Camiile Marie 53 Widing, Jeanne Marie 46, 159 Widmeyer, Kelly Kathryn 33 Wiediger, Craig Wiiiiam Wieland, Robin Eean Wiese, Kristin Lynn Wiesen, Amy Eiizabeth Wilbrandt, Tania Yvonne Wilder, Mark Wiison Wilder, Wiiiia Hooker Wiles, Steven Thomas Wiiey, fennifer Wesley Wiihekn, Randali Hadley Wiihoite, Rene Lynn Wiikes, Kimberly Ann Wiikins, jiiann Margaret Wiifhite, Gregory James WiiEiams, Anne Eiizabeth WiiEiams, Bruce David Wiiiiams, David Clark WiiEiams, Dawn Ann WiiEiams, Jennifer Lee WiiEiams, John Tyler WiEEiams, Lalita Marie WiiEiams, Mary Hodgin Williams, Matthew James Williams, Patricia Michei Williams, Rodnie Lee Williams, Wendy Arm Williamson, Deanne Marie Williams, Lisa Kay Williams, Lisa Kay Wilson, Christina Marie Wilson, Isabella Annette Wilson, Ste hen Christopher Wilson, VicEi Diane Wilson, Wendee Kirsten Wiltrout, jennifer Lynn Winchester, Julie Ann Wind, April Louise Winston, Chad Frederick Winston, Paul Dexter Winters, Jeffrey Lytle Winton, Jeffrey Martin Wise, Adam Keiiy Wise, 101m Kinglsey Wise, Marsha Ann Wise, Susan Laureen Wise, Wend Ellen Wisen, Matt ew Lee Witteveid, Christian jason Witwer, David Scott Witzke, Katherine Elaine Wocietzki, Keily Louise Wolf, Rhonda Sue Woif, Tracy Rhea Wood, Courtney Anne Wood, Jeffrey Douglas Wood, Susan Lei h Woodruff, Danie Richards Woods, Alyson Woods, Ann Lorene Woods, Craig John Wortman, Derek Allen Wright, Dawn Marie Wright, Eonathon Sharp Wright, Megan, McGiH Writerm, Duke Matby Wrona, Joseph Waiker Wuifman, Jeffrey Scott Wunderiich, Robert Aiien Yahnke, Karen Sue Yates, Jili Yen, Lisa Chingwen York, Charles Kevin Yost, Mark Raphaii Yott, Katherine Jane Yott, Kenneth CharIes Young, Colleen Ann Young, Cynthia Ann Young, David Wiiiiam Young, Pauline Marie Youtsey, Susan Zachritz, Susan Ann Zajicek, 1113 Anne Zechiei, 1ohn Ransom Zenner, Sean B. ZiebeH, gody Beth Ziesmann, Thomas Karl Zimmer, Edward Paui Zirkelbach, Lucinda Anne 73, 156 75 63 159, 88 66 109 55, 160 98 63 53, 158 71 46,156 73 73 64 86 93 55 61 98 63 61 156 107 87 79 158 111 158 92 93 101 83 156 65 158, 55 76 96 57 Index 199