Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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Digitized by tine Internet Arcliive in 2015 littps : arcliive.org details adytum 1 965adyt DENISON GRANVILLE, OHIO NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE ADYTUM VOLUME 72 This is Adytum ' 65, your yearbook, an attempt to capture in pictures and words at least an echo of the year that has been a very important year for each of us because it belongs under the heading College Days. Adytum, the innermost or secret shrine of ancient temples, seems an appropriate title, for these pages tell the story of a special time in each of our lives. Here at Denison we have the opportunity to tap the innermost thoughts of the great minds of history — to absorb, to wonder, to question, to doubt — yet always to stand in awe of the glory of man ' s intellectual achievements. But college is also a place to experiment and grow in other ways, to come to know oneself as a unique individual with much to offer society and to understand and appreciate other people as partners in the search for meaning in life. The four years we spend at Denison can constitute one of the most rewarding experiences of our lives, yet we must not allow our relative isolation on college hill to blind us to the realities of the outside world. Only if we keep in mind both our future goals and present obligations will we be able to look back with joy and satisfaction to our days here. Each building structure on Denison ' s campus represents something to every student — a place where friends are made, study is carried on, knowledge is acquired, business is transacted, grades are received, and God is worshipped. Kill the Beast! Slit its throat! Spill its blood! Denison ' s own version of Golding ' s classic? No, it ' s just the annual rush on the Sig house — better known as Derby Day. Profs may pout, Molly may mutter, and Whistler may bulge, but undaunted coeds still struggle gleefully for the treasured chapeaux. Later events at Spring Valley brought the D.G. ' s first place honors (?) . . . education has many faces. 6 The controversial issues and candidates of the 1964 Presidential elections sparked a great deal of enthusiasm on campus. Weekly articles in the Denisonian, active campaignirig by the Young Democrats and Young Republicans, and spontaneous, informal debates clearly showed the students ' lively interest in the world of national politics. Hold That Tiger One of Denison ' s most treasured traditions is that glorious day of unexpected (well, relatively) freedom ushered in by the halting strains of Hold That Tiger. This fall the Freshman Sophomore Tug-of-War took an unanticipated turn as the scrappy sophs dunked the mighty frosh battalion. Blue skies and snappy breeze ... a great day for picnicking, dancing, racking, booking, or even heading for Newark. 1 f L. ■ Perhaps it is to recapture for a short time the magic of being twenty, carefree, and oh-so-won- derfully wise that hundreds of Denison alums return to their Alma Mater each year for Homecoming. The colorful excitement of the annual parade down Broadway, the battling Big Red football team in action, the Ugly Man contest, the crowning of the Queen ... a time for remembering ■ ■ 4 10 Virginia Geneser Homecoming Queen Kappa Alpha Theta 11 12 Every college has a center or hub around which campus life seems to revolve: a place to take a study break, meet friends, read the latest bulletins, check your mailbox, or even write a term paper. Denison is no different. 14 There is so much more to a college education than simply lectures and books. We learn as much from each other as from all our G.E. courses combined; for man is a social animal who desires to talk, to discuss, to argue, to listen — to understand and to be understood. Nightfall. . . and a hush falls over the campus. But the stillness is laden with concentration and creativity. Education is more than a job; it ' s a way of life. When the chapel bells ring at 5:00 P.M., the day ' s work is seldom done. In the lib, on the fourth floor of Slayter, in an empty classroom, students earnestly (and sometimes a little less earnestly ) tackle this business of getting an education. 16 17 THE PERFORMERS The Boy The Girl TTie Boy ' s Father The Stranger The Girl ' s Mother The Mother ' s Lover TTie Cashier The Waiter TTie First Actress The Second Actress The Manager The Young Actor The Impresario The Hotel Waiter The Clerk Bruce Weber Lynn Wilde John Reynolds Taylor Harmon _ Elizabeth Swanson John Kuhner _ Catherine Williams Jay Jans Jane Lewis Saundra Peirce Richard Tauber David Hutchings — Alan Shevio Nathan Koenig Thomas Cuff THE PLAY ' S SCENES . — ion of the p ai; takes place in the refreshment room of a French provincial railway station and in a hotel bedroom in Marseilles. There are three acts and there xuill he two intermissions. TECHNICAL STAFF Assistant to the Technical Director Geoffrey Fishburn Stage Manager Thomas Cuff Lighting and Sound Geoffrey Fishburn, Thomas Ward, Bestor Cram, Jeffrey Pettegrew Properties Caroline Smith, Judy Dunn, Deborah Elder Set Construction Classes in Theatre Arts 105 and 215 A.W. As fog pervaded East in level ranks. You danced by the water. Like the silver appendage of a spider You caught the light in which you spun, And your heart was an eagle draining The wind to die. Shaking the snow From your wings, you said, Think Of the silence between our hands. A silence of feathers and warm blue eggs That thrive where the cedar cones freeze. Such was the silence as, one by one, The days threw off their chains. The wind ' s Ammunition diminished, and ice disappeared From the arsenal floor. The spikes of Spring Grew taut and greened the land. Geese Barraged from southern guns, shelling The northern plains, but, removed From the revolution, you swam In shallows and braided your hair. Chicken Little CM. I dreamed a day so Bitter bright glazed, A shriek, a sharp Sled ' s runner on concrete Might shatter it; Even as the ice-image is Of sky and clouds By Httle boys in boots Stamping frozen puddles Cracked Then Autumn came like Scottish warriors; A forest of tartans. You apprehended this— Turning towards the orchard, rebel. You raised your arms, Pears, split with Ripeness, and drop your nectar on brown Pine needles this afternoon. Though the fire Sang and a leaf and acorn fell. The disciplined fruit lingered in silence. And, as geese roved home, you covered Your body as one who wraps a shroud about Her child; too deep a sigh would stir Your human dust. Then, as blue inflected crimson Ignited cliffs, an ocean riveted with stars Assailed your spine and tumbled you into The furrows like a seed. You parted Your lips for the rain, giving your breasts To the wind, and your delicate fingers Became talons filed to destroy. Yet burning this the last feather, I forgive the dark incisions: As we watched one night dishevel dusk And yield to dawn, your lashes stripped Me of husks and left me blind and naked On the threshing floors of your eyes. Unlike a conch in a child ' s hand. With amplified chants of water and wind This ricochets through my flesh. For I lean like a tree too close to the sea. And my seed explodes in the sand. FISHING WITH LIGHT TACKLE R.H,. Each time I cast my lure disturbs Your pool, and you only Watch the waves usher their weight To the shore, and when I Tease your mouth to commune on prayer Thin line, you suspend your Silver move in quivering shadow. In hunger ' s ritual, I Stalk and read the shallows. The wind V ' s the fervent stream ' s Still side, and I forget the vision . Of you flashing in your quarried Pride. A dark thrust-swirl. The line sings Colours of our separate worlds. 23 Pamela Carroll Junior Prom Queen Delta Delta Delta 24 Kathryn Knapp Adytum Queen Delta Gamma 25 Most Denison students don ' t suffer from cases of all-work-and-no- play. Indeed, sun-worshipping, stop watch watching, tv gazing, horse and goat snatching, and just plain wanderin are but a few of their pastimes. 27 From the first cold rains of March that melt away winter ' s snow and slush to the May shower of apple blossoms that covers Chapel Walk — there ' s something about a Denison springtime which simply isn ' t conducive to study. Umbrellas bloom in Huffman ' s lower lounges, the smell of freshly mown grass drifts over the campus, students begin to get that wistful, faraway look in their eyes, and understanding professors compromise by holding classes out- of-doors. 28 tl a . - — As winter exits on the warm breezes of springtime, the entire Denison community finds itself engaged in a fever of activities such as tutoring and serving for Bonds of Friendship. John Davidson highlighted this year ' s Bonds ' weekend — a smashing success. And then came the annual May Day — Mother ' s Day Weekend — bringing with it unbelievably lovely weather and Denison s own Queen of the May, Miss Carol Heacock. 32 As June nears Seniors begin to realize that there will be many no mores — no more working phone duty, eating in dining halls and fraternity houses, picking up sheets on Tuesday, watching the underclassmen trample each other as they rush to be first in line at meals, falling asleep while studying for comps in the lib, having classes in Slayter, watching the new buildings go up, participating in serenades, and marching in proudly to receive that Denison diploma. (But college days will continue in September for the new seniors, juniors, sophomores, and the spanking new freshmen). Good-by, . . . Fair college on the hill, . . . but a good-by said knowing that there will be a future ahead with many opportunities; a future, too, with memories of . . . The scene of happy college days . . . . — the scene of great importance and influence in our lives. Seniors, we ' ll expect you back as alums! I Dr. Donald G. Tritt Dr. Samuel D. Schaff Director of the Director of Institutional Psychological Clinic Research and Graduate School Counseling Mr. William H. Jaquith Mr. Burton W. Dunfield The Reverend David O. Woodyard Director of Student Director of Admissions Dean of Chapel Employment and Placement The Reverend David A. Gibbons Executive Secretary Denison Christian Association 37 Mr. Henry Aaron Assistant Professor of Music Dr. Jack M. Balcer Assistant Professor of History Mr. Carl R. Adams Treasurer Dr. Robert W. Alrutz Professor and Chairman, Biology Mr. Theodore H. Barclay Assistant Professor of Physical Education in charge of Gregory Swimming Pool Dr. Francis C. Bayley Professor of Logic Dr. Louis F. Brakeman Assistant Professor of Government Dr. K. Dale Archibald Professor of Biology Mr. Paul L. Bennett Professor of English Dr. Frederic J. Brenner Teaching Intern in Biology 38 tm Dr. John B. Brown Associate Professor of Chemistry Mrs. Mary K. Campbell Instructor in Visual Arts Mr. Tommy R. Burkett Instructor in English Dr. Robert S. Carter Professor of Psychology in the Department of Education Mr. Joseph T. C. Chao Assistant Professor of Economics Dr. G. Wallace Chessman Professor, Alumni Chair of History Dr. Edward M. Collins Professor of Chemistry Dr. John R. Crist Associate Professor of Sociology Dr. Lionel G. Crocker Professor and Chairman, Speech Dr. Dwight G. Dean Associate Professor of Sociology 39 Mr. Lynn M. Doherty Assistant Professor of Physical Education Dr. Lenthiel H. Downs Professor and Chairman, English Mr. Walter Eisenbeis Assistant Professor of Religion Dr. Milton D. Emont Associate Professor of Modern Languages Dr. Karl H. Eschman Professor, Jessie King Wiltsee Chair of Music Mr. Francisco R. Espinosa Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Mr. Egbert W. Fischer Assistant Professor of Music Mr. Donald R. Fitch Registrar Capt. Robert E. Frost Assistant Professor of A ir Science Dr. F. Trevor Gamble Assistant Professor of Physics 40 Dr. George L. Gilbert Assistant Professor of Chemistry Lt. Col. Henry A. Glover Associate Professor of Air Science Mr. Dale S. Googins Instructor in Physical Education Dr. Charles E. Graham Associate Professor and Chairr Geology and Geography Dr. Brigitte Gras Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Dr. Robert R. Haubrich Assistant Professor of Biology Mr. Paul T. Green Assistant Professor of Economics Dr. James W. Grimes Professor and Chairman, Visual Arts Mr. Charles K. Henderson Director of Public Information Dr. Arnold Grudin Associate Professor and Chairman, Mathematics 41 Dr. Maylon H. Hepp Mr. George E. Hill Dr. Eric E. Hirshler Mr. Burt T. Hodges Professor and Chairman, Assistant Professor Associate Professor Treasurer Philosophy of Physical Education of Modern Languages Mr. James E. Hurley Mr. Alfred J. Johnson Instructor in Government Business Manager 42 Dr. Stanley Jonaitis Mr. Arnold Joseph Associate Professor Assistant Professor of Modern Languages of Modern Languages Dr. Quentin G. Kraft Mr. Herman W. Larson Mr. Sung Mook Lee Dr. Leland C. Lehi ssistant Professor of English Assistant Professor of Music Assistant Professor of Physics Professor and Chair Economics 43 Mr. Alfred W. Lever Assistant Professor of History Dr. Benjamin M. Lewis Librarian Dr. Nancy Eloise Lewis Professor of English Dr. Ira T. London Assistant Professor of Psychology Mr. Raymond A. McKenna Manager of Book Store Dr. Richard H. Mahard Professor of Geology and Geography Mr. Danner L. Mahood Associate Professor of English Dr. Richard W. Malott Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Kenneth B. Marshall Associate Professor of English Dr. James L. Martin Professor of Religion 44 Dr. John N. Miller Dr. James L. Missey Dr. Irving E. Mitchell Dr. Frank Morgan Assistant Professor of English Assistant Professor of English Professor of Sociology Associate Professor of Physics Miss Dorotha P. O ' Brien Mr. Laurel E. Pease Instructor in Physical Education Instructor in Economics 45 Mr. Louis Petito Controller Dr. Fred L. Preston Associate Professor of Modern Languages Mr. Keith W. Piper Assistant Professor of Physical Education Dr. Norman H. Pollock Associate Professor of History Dr. W. Neil Prentice Associate Professor of Mathematics Mr. Calvin K. Prine Director of Development Dr. Robert P. Raker Physician for Student Health Service Dr. Mattie E. Ross Associate Professor of Physical Education Dr. Conrad E. Ronneberg Professor of Chemistry 1 Dr. Ronald E. Santoni Associate Professor of Philosophy 46 Mr. Morton L. Schagrin Assistant Professor of Physical Science and History of Science Dr. Lee O. Scott Professor of Philosophy and Religion; Chairman, Religion Mr. Ric hard S. Scott Assistant Professor of Physical Education Mr. Robert L. Shannon Assistant Professor of Physical Education Mrs. Jane C. Secor Librarian for Reader Services Dr. Walter T. Secor Professor of Modern Languages Dr. Roy Seils Professor and Chairman, Physical Education (Men) Dr. NataUe M. Shepard Professor and Chairman, Physical Education (Women) Mr. Richard G. Smith Assistant Professor of Theater Arts Dr. Wyndham M. Southgate Professor of History 47 Dr. Dwight R. Spessard Professor of Chemistry Mr. Gene R. Stebbins Instructor in Speech Dr. Charles W. Steele Associate Professor and Chairman, Modern Languages Mr. Warren Steinman Assistant Professor of Psychology Mrs. Beatrice P. Stephens Executive Secretary, Denison Society of the Alumni Dr. Cephus L. Stephens Professor of Gover nment Dr. Andrew Sterrett Professor of Mathematics Dr. Morton B. Stratton Professor and Chairman, History Dr. Harry V. Truman Professor of Biology Capt. Robert R. Tuttle Assistant Professor of A ir Science 48 Dr. Donald M. Valdes Associate Professor and Chairman, Sociology Miss Elizabeth C. VanHom Assistant Professor of Physical Education Dr. Samuel C. Wheeler Prof, Henry Chisholm Chair of Physics; Chairman, Physics and Astronomy Mr. Clarke L. Wilhelm Assistant Professor of History Dr. Irvin S. Wolf Professor and Chairman, Psychology Dr. Edward A. Wright Professor and Chairman, Theatre Arts Miss Charlotte F. Weeks Assistant Director of Admissions Mr. Williams S. Westbrook Assistant Professor of Economics Mr. Vannie W. Wilson, Jr. A ssistant Professor of Biology Mr. Landon W. Young Assistant Professor of Music Dr. Frederick M. Wirt Associate Professor and Chairman, Government 49 Organizations STUDENT SENATE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Phil Hopkins, Bob Huestis, Doug Austin, Sue Dunaway, Carol Crabill, Marilynn Naish, Linda Whitney. STUDENT GUIDES First Row: Tom Tatem, Doug Austin, Ken Jones, Kathy Strome, Susan Sherwood, Phil Hopkins, Thorn Cuff. Second Row: Marcia Townsend, Candy Higgins, Ginny Burson, Jean Seibert, Missy DeVore, Wendy Waldner, Jane Renke, Marg Bohner, Robin Schmidt, Betsey RandaU, Nancy Runkle, Marilyn Couch, Elaine Leitert. 52 WOMEN ' S JUDICIAL COUNCIL First Row: Kathy Treat, Mary Blakely, Mary Reed, Ellen Smiley, Nancy Katzen. Second Row: John Hanson, Loma Leekley — Chairman, Sally Martin, Peg Padelford, Betty Robinson, Betsy Biggert. WOMEN ' S COUNCIL First Row: Meredith Masqueher, Laura Enos, Carolee Kosman, Marilyn Turner, Nancy Run- kle. Barb Boyer, Ruth McGregor, Marcia Grimm — Vice President of Administrative Affairs, Lorna Leekley — Vice President of Judicial Affairs, Joan Hanson — President. Second Row: Pam Puerner, Anne Maclnnes, Sally Hess, Ann McBride, Lillian Fassett, Adrienne Doering, Mary McLaury, Bonnie Browne, Carol Westerman. MEN ' S JUDICIAL COUNCIL Cal Lawton, Robert Kay, Doug Felske, Cal Gauss, Pete Johnson, John Davis — Attorney, Tony Wilson, John Gist, Pete Gustavson. 53 WOMEN JUNIOR ADVISORS First Row: Kathy Mills, Jean Seibert, Kathy Headley, Pat Stevens. Second Row: Becky Harman, Kathy Knapp, Judy Gregg. Third Row: Donna Salay, Penny Ingersoll, Marilynn Naish, Barb Scholl. HEAD RESIDENTS Pete Johnson, Frank Krohn, Buzzy Sinclair, Bill Roberts. MEN JUNIOR ADVISORS First Row: Tom Stege, Bill Gosline, Dan Kipp, Jeff Booth, Art Morrow, Tom Cooper. Second Row: Bob Howarth, Bob Huestis, Tony Canning, Dave Charland, Pete Gustavson, John Tapp, Bob Roggow, Parker Waite, Dave Matheny. DORM PRESIDENTS First Row: Bonnie Browne, Carol Westerman, Lil Fassett, Ann McBride. Second Row: Mary McLaiiry, Ruth McGregor, Meredith Mas- quelier, Adrienne Doering. I 9 PHI BETA KAPPA Scholarship Honorary First Row: Patricia King, Linda Fike, Ruth Cusworth, Nancy Acra, Ruth Leonards, Kathryn Smith, Katharine Treat, Kathleen Schwarz. Second Row: Kirk Wilson, Thomas McChesney, William Schaich, Robert Wells, Austin Cogswell, John Corcoran, Dr. Lionel G. Crocker — President. PHI SOCIETY Scholastic Honorary For Freshmen First Row: Patricia Baird, Margaret Landes, Ann Lehman, Nancy Runkle, Suzanne Plate, Lynda Lantz, Patricia Morri ll, Susan Orr. Second Row: John Cooley, Lee Wright, Judith ReiflF, Sharon Hornberger, Cornelia Dodd, Joan MacCracken, Andrea Durham, Mary Trexler, William Franz. Tliird Row: Gerald Bryce, Willard White, Suzanne Struckmann, Susan Bone, Lorraine Downs, Sara Wintersteen, Virginia Dudley, Jane Renke, Jane Drew. Fourth Row: Dean Jollay, Alan Longman, Richard Martens, Ned Martin, James Brown, Bruce Ehrnman, David Agnew. 56 CROSSED KEYS Junior Women ' s Service Honorary First Row: Becky Harman, Anne Unverzagt, Suzanne Senft — President, Barbara Ruhe, Nancy Claycombe — Secretary, Judy Gregg, Jean Rohner, Moni Gibbs — Treasurer, Marilynn Naish. Second Row: Jean Seibert, Kathy Headley, Carol Crabill, Becky Jones, Lilli Fassett, Sue Williamson, Bonnie Browne, Linda Whitney, Carol Westerman. II OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Upperclass Men ' s Leadership Honorary First Row: Rick Carson, Pete Gustavson — President, Bill Roberts, John Tapp. Second Row: Mike Clark, Dave Merwin, Frank Krohn, Pete Johnson, John Davis, Sherman Hinson, John McBride. MORTAR BOARD Senior Women ' s Leadership Honorary First Row: Susan Vodrey — Historian. Nancy Acra, Carol Heacock — Social Chairman, Peg Padelford, Sally Deibel — Treasurer, Ruth Cus- worth. Second Row: Meredith Masquelier, Ruth Leonards, Lorna Leek- ley, Kitty Barno — Secretary, Marilyn Preis — President, Kathy Treat — Vice President. 57 i AIR HONOR SOCIETY Local Military Honorary Ron Rakowsky, John Gist, Ted Struck, Duane Ferre ' Steve Purdy — President, Ted Abernethy, Ken Powers, Phil Hopkins, Doug Austin. DELTA SIGMA RHO-TAU KAPPA ALPHA Honor Society in Forensics Mr. William Dresser— Adviser, Mike Ahlen — President, Barb Ruhe- Vice President. Joseph Carrier — Seeretary, Mr. Gene Stebbins, Adviser. PSI CHI Honorary in Psychology Pat King Secretary-treasurer, Susan Vodrey, Paul Pottinger — President. Marianne Dalrymple, Ellen Smiley. 58 ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Pre-Medical Honor Society First Row: Cheryl Winchell — Social Chairman, Dave Drake, Nancy Katzen — Secretary-treasurer. Second Row: Hance Phil- lips, Rick Shoop, Dick Wells, Linda Belding, Ed Davidson. PI MU EPSILON Mathematics Honorary Charles Burch — Secretary-treasurer, Mansoor Waljee — Vice President, Kathy Schwarz — President, Rick Shoop, David Drake. DENISON CHEMICAL SOCIETY Local Chemistry Honorary Rick Shoop, Marilyn Preis — President, Austin Cogswell, Connie Barsky, Linda Mueller, David Drake — Activities Chairman. 59 HISTORY HONOR SOCIETY Local Honor Society First Row: John Klein, Jean Kernahan, Marilyn Armstrong, Pete Gustavson— Secretary treasurer. Second Row: Dr. William Vreston— Adviser, Ann Gushman, Chip Chamberlam— President. Doug Marshall. PI SIGMA ALPHA Political Science Honorary Rick Carson — President, M a r c i a Jaquith — Secretary-treasurer, Carol Heacock — Vice President, Bob Stocker. ALPHA KAPPA DELTA Sociology Honorary Mary Reed, Sharon Rupp, Carolyn Eck. KAPPA DELTA PI Honorary Society in Education Carol Crabill, Peggy CoWm— Secretary-treasurer, Marilyn Armstrong, Molly Wilhelm, John Tapp, Marianne Dalrymple, Anne McWethy, Linda Fike, Nancy Acra. SIGMA DELTA PI Honorary Society in Spanish Janey Briggs, Barb Reisner, Dr. C. W. Steele— Adviser, Mary Lou Chamberlain — Secretary- treasurer, Linda Fike — Vice President. PI DELTA PHI French Language Honorary Valerie Tunstall — Social Chairman, Barb Reisner, Pat Morrill, Anne McWethy, Mary Lou Chamberlain, Sally Martin, Pat Bums — Secretary. Marilyn Armstrong, Kela Dodd, Marilynn Naish, Moni Gibbs, Janie Pepper, Judy Gregg. ETA SIGMA PHI Classical Language Honorary John Klein — Vice President, Ginger Lidbetter — President, Jane Pearson — Treasurer, Dr. Richard Dean — Adviser, Jan Shilcock, Pat Baird — Secretary, Tony Schwartz. 61 LAMBDA MU AND MU SIGMA Local Woman ' s Music Honorary and Local Service Music Honorary for Men First Row Judy Pistor, Donna Dehner, Barbara Reisner, Barbara Scholl, Paula Daines— Treasurer. Second Row: Chip Arend, John Aran, Tom Baker, Steve Thompkins, Ted Aber- nethy, Chuck Melville, Steve Purdy. UNIVERSITY PLAYERS Local Theater Arts Service Honorary First Row Richard Tauber, Thorn Cuff, Geoffrey Fishburn, Jon Reynolds, Taylor Harmon Second Row: Kelli Davis, Jean Montgomery-Treasurer, Donna Dehner, Lmda Kelly, Lambert, Cheryl Greene, Barbara Eberhardt— -ocfa Chairman. Pat MASQUERS Local Theater Arts Honorary Top to bottom: Jon Reynolds, Geoffrey Fishburn— Co Presi- dent, Barb Eberhardt — Co- President, Jean Montgomery. RHO BETA CHI Local Radio Broadcasting Honorary First Row: Tom Warnock, Blake Early, Debbie Jones — Vice President, Lewis Cook— President, Nancy Warren — Co- Social Chairman, Ken Jones, Sherman Hinson. DANCE CLUB Local Service Honorary First Row: Judy Reiber, Nancy Vogeler, Jane Cormack. Second Row: Kelli Davis — Co-President, Carmen Hinman — Costume Mistress, Jenni Grimes — Publicity Chairman, Marge Maddux — Co-President. ALPHA RHO TAU Local Art Honorary Moni Gibbs, Kathy Geffine, Ruth McGregor, Parker Waite, Marty Merselis, Kathy Koenig, Kathy Knapp. Mike Glaser, Kay Stein, Nancy Acra, Kitty Bamo, John Hunt- ing — President, Bob Kay — Vice President, Jon Reynolds, Susan Peterson, Cheryl Winchell, Paul Pottinger. PI DELTA EPSILON College Journalistic Honorary First Row: Mike Glaser, Rick Kean, Bob Hoyt, Sherman Hin- son. Second Row: Rick Carson —Historian, Phil Hopkins— President, Henny Cherrington, Kay Woodward, Mary Jo Harris, Charles Horr, Frank Wellman — Treasurer. FRANCO-CALLIOPEAN SOCIETY Local Creative Writing Honorary D ASSOCIATION Local Honorary for Athletes First Ro.: Bill Stephens, Parker W tc-Secretary, Don O ' - Hoffman, Jack Meyer, Dan Kipp, Randy James. Third Ro. Connell, Geoff Booth, George Barber, Bob Young. Second Ron- Jim Moats, Bob Chisholm, Ken Maxwell, Rick Sells, Jebs Sel- den. Bob Walker. Third Row: Denny Price, Cal Gauss, Baldy Dave Graff, John Cooley, Ed Gleason, Tom Tatem, Paul Hyl- bert, Dick Moser— Co-President, Doug Austin. ALPHA PHI OMEGA Boy Scout Service First Row Webb G vlinghouse-President, Jeff GoW-Treasurer, Duane Ferre, Dick Martens -Vice President, Bob Blevins. Second Row: Bob Zeller, Van Crawford, Dave Schaffer, Doug Austin— K ce President, Ben Wilson, Rick Hewitt, Ken Powers, George Mottier. WOMEN ' S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Susan Heinzelman, Nancy Mc Conachie President, Becky jones—Sports Chairman, Karen Alexander— F ce President, Candy Higgins, Kathy Lcuha—Secretary, Alice Atkinson. s 64 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First Row: Tom Cooper, Bob Howarth, Pete Flaherty. Second Row: Jane Hickman, Karen Olsen, Robin Schmidt, Chris Stocker — Captain, Holly Ulmer, Elaine Leitert, Sue Heinzelman, SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING CLUB First Row: Carol Smith, Sue Tucek, Carol Bozeman, Toni Woods, Karen Smith, Nancy Frankel, Liz Pillsbury, M. J. Mott, Sherry Marston. Second Row: Ellen Kesinger, Sue Brady — Co-President, Laurie Robeson, Kay Knueven, Nancy Howard, Nancy Sampson, Pam Puer- ner, Flora Reiser, Laura Pedrick, Jean Osmond — Co-President. 65 FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS First Row: Nancy Hughes, Kris Myers. Second Row: Cheryl Melick, Cynthia Wheeler. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY David Schaficr— Secretary-treasurer, Marilyn Preis, Linda MueWcr— President, Margie Hughes, Bruce Freeman, Connie Barsky— Free President, David Drake, Ron Morgan, John Happy, Byron Long. DENISON BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY Bruce Freeman, Judy Janssen, Candy Higgins, Dave Schaffer, Kathy Reinhard, Cheryl Winchell, Dave Drake, Barb Connell, Byron Long. PHYSICS CLUB First Row: Bob Woodhouse, Ralph Jacob— K ce President, Charles BuTch— President, Mansoor Wn ite— Secretary-treasurer, Tom Col- lins. Second Row: Paul Neidhardt, Bob Hersam, Dale Harcourt, Art Staddon, Charles Chappell, Dr. Trevor G mhlc Adviser. 66 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB First Row: Pete Edwards, Dave Drake, Joe Cook, Skip Sherwood, Ben Nicola, Dave Drews, Paul Pottinger. Second Row: Bob Roggow — President, Bill Garrow, Kirk Wanless, Chuck Campbell, Marshall Deason, Duane Ferre, Doug Johnson, AI Glos, Doug Kinney. Third Row: Kris Evans — Vice President, Susan Vodrey, Pat Hudock — Secretary, Beth Evans, Helen Bresee, Peggy Knapp, Liz Pillsbury, Carol Smith, Jim Muggins, Bob Becker, Karen Smith, Jim Mortimer, Wendy Waldner, Steve Smith, Al Conradt. Fourth Row: Henny Cherring- ton, Marianne Dalrymple, Sandy Johnson, Ellen Dutton, Mary Carol Perrott, Joanne Johnson, Sue Williamson, Sue Dauler, Kathy Mills, Judy Janssen, Jan Wagner, Kathy I euba, Pat King, Margaret Bohner, Cheryl Win- chell, Ellen Smiley. C. L. HERRICK GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY Phillip Collyer, Jack Pellett, Dr. Charles Graham — Adviser, Mike Ebers. MATH CLUB Nancy Grosick — President, Kathy Schwarz, Lynda Lantz — Secretary, Bev Burton, Mansoor Waljee. 67 FRENCH CLUB Sally Wintersteen, Kathy Smith— President, Val Tunstall, Ellen Rouse, Janie Pepper, Holly Ulmer. SPEECH CLUB Phil Hopkins, Robin Schmidt, Eliza- beth Hunt, Robert Young — President, Karen Alexander, Joy Chandler, Lawrence Schad. WDUB EXECUTIVE STAFF First Row: Bestor Cram— l.v.s .s7«« Station Manaf;cr, Bill Garrow— Business Manager, Al Bedford, John Griffin, Doug Burns. Second Row: Ken Schafer— Manager, Alan Drew- sen, John Alfenito, Nancy WnTren— Continuity Director, Doug DeRusha— New and Public Affairs Director, Carmen Christy— Publicity Director, Mark Haines— Sw (on Manager, Sue Pettingill — Traffic Director, Ken Jones, Tom Scheib. YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB First Row: Reid Stephenson, Bill Hutton, John Nolte, Cliff Todd, Tom Scheib, Al Nagy. Second Row: Sandy Stowe, Beth Evans, Sue Carey, Bob SXocktr—President, Joyce Burnet— Secretary-treasurer, Scott Pecker— F ce President, Andy Durham, Barb McRae, Don Mac- Intyre, Charles Horr. EXILE First Row: Mike Glaser, Bob Uoyt— Editor, Jon Rey- nolds. Second Row: Elizabeth Harbison, John Hunting, Moni Gibbs, Sue Peterson. ' 69 i SOCIOLOGY CLUB Tom Tatem, Barb McR c-Treasurer, Sheryn Spitzer, Karen Alexander, Sharon Rup Vice- Chairman, Joyce Burnet, Jan Wagner, Pegg y Sohl. JAMES L. HARRIS ECONOMIC SOCIETY MEETING 4,. 1 1 ,4 iiTiiiiiiiiiiiiii SIGMA XI CLUB Charles Burch, Nancy Katzen, Kathy Schwarz, 70 DENISON CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN First Row: Sue Dunaway, Jean Vilter, Nancy Runkle, Connie Nichols, Sheryn Spitzer, Carolyn Kuss, Maria Martin, Candy Higgins, Susan Dickey, Bonnie Bushong. Second Row: Dave Boothby, Dave Schaffer, Chuck Melville, Tom Stege, Bob Johnstone, Dan Worthington, Rick Carson, Brian Allen. OUTLOOK STAFF Taylor Harmon, Linda Kelly, Pat Carlson, Mike GUser— Publicity Chairman. 71 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL First Row: John McBride, Phil Hickman, Rhys Williams, Bob Johnstone Chet Babcock. Second Row: Ted Stalzer, Ken Maxwell, Rusty Hay, John Corcor n-President, Steve Purdy —Secretary, Mike Clark, Steve Wood, Robert Huestis. JUNIOR PANHELLENIC COUNCIL First Row: Lynn Kronsnoble, Pam Ertley, Wendy Seifried, Linda Btch Secretary. Second Row: Barb Mohler— F ce President, Susie Tucek, Jane Johnson, Marcia Clark. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Margaret Jones, Ellen Ue iih-President, Joyce Bumet-Treasurer, Peg ? de ford-Secretary, Sally Scully, Shelley Johnson, Sue Burton, Barb Ruhe. INDEPENDENT WOMEN Pat Carlson, Ginny Metzger, Henny Cherrington, Marilyn Miller, Jean Montgomery, Jane Pearson, Diane Tarzwell, Judy Hartmann, Gay Weiss, Barbara Albert, Turueworq Desta. INDEPENDENT MEN First Row: Mike Ebers, Greg Poore, Rick Brown, Chet abcock— President, Fred Stock- well. Second Row: Doug Wright, Ned Young, Bill Garrow, Ron Ayres, Earl Harris, Kirk Wilson, Bill Taber, Bader Al-Baijan, Tom Ward, Willard White. Third Row: Jim Lake, Ed Harris, Dick Erickson, Bill Saunders, Dan Worthington, Ed Morgan, Mark Lewis, Tim Chris- tie, Bill Madden, Ken Jones — Vice President. 73 PI SOCIETY First Row: Sissy Wood. Second Row: Susan Kesselring, Judy Hosner, Mary Reed, Dee Seitz, Melinda Wardwell, Susan Craig, Paula Stone. Third Row: Peggy Jo Goveia, Ann Harwood, Michele Holland, Sue Humphreys, Mary Keegan, Jane Cormack. THETA ETA CHI First Row: Scott Bowman. Second Row: Bill Wynn, Pete Brown, Lee Bulger, John Schneck- loth, Art Morrow, Geoff Booth. Third Row: John Beatson, John Fitzpatrick, Tom Schneider, Steve Bums. Fourth Row: John McCarthy, Tony Canning, Hayne Ellis, Pete Flaherty, George Milbourn, Bruce Weddell, TuUy Rogers. 74 DENISON MADRIGAL SINGERS First Row: Barbara Reisner, Jane Walker, Kathleen Corbin, Christine Kuhn. Second Row: Erin McAllister, Ruth Cusworth, Margaret Padelford, Lula Vaia. Third Row: Stephen Thompkins, Charles Melville, Fred Boldt, Paul Sivertsen, Stephen Purdy, Willard White. Brad Tillson, Editor Rick Kean, Managing Editor THE DENISONIAN Editor Brad Tillson Business Manager Dick Waterfield EDITORIAL STAFF: Managing Editor Rick Kean News Editor Sally Fritz Assistant Donna Brennan Copy Editor Barb King Assistants Barb Braeutigam Jan Crandall Lee Wright Sports Editor Charles Horr Assistant Jeff Kennedy Feature Editor Bill Antheil Assistant D. Seitz Photography Editor Bob Weisenbach BUSINESS STAFF: Advertising Manager Bob Ashbaugh Assistant Advertising Manager Doug Johnson Circulation John Brainard Brad explains the work for the ensuing week. Pam Lambert Business Manager; Faculty Editor Sharon Hornberger Copy and Layout Coordinator Sally Wintersteen Activities Editor I Lynne Vernon, Layout Editor John Hamm, Sports Editor £X Gretchen Schenck, A rt Editor -J Kathy Strome, Photography Editor w m 77 AFROTC BAND First Row: Thorn Cuff, Ben Wilson, Royce Brockett, John Froelich, well. Bill Moore, Robert Blevins, John Jacobus, Mark Lewis, An- Jack Pellett, Bob Fullerton, Henry Mayer. Second Row: Fred Stock- thony Wurtsbaugh, Homer Eshbaugh. AFROTC DRILL TEAM First Row: Michael Bouton, Ronald Couch, Bob Woodhouse, Ted Hailes, Jeff Spence, Bill Franz, Russ Ameter. Second Row: Hal Sydnor, Dan Int-Hout, Clarke Adams, Oatfield Whitney, Geoffrey Goll, Craig Beardsley. Third Row: Bob Gore, Ken Smiles, Ted Janes. First Row: Bob Williams, Doug Currie, John McConnell, John Hil- bert, Rod Poetter, Eric Ivary, Kent Galey, Dain Birkley, George Stephenson, Bob Falardeau, Joe McCluan, Jim Barber, Tom Demo, Scott Swarner, Harvey Spurlock. Second Row: Art Morrow, Bob Chisholm, Dick Witt, Paul Hylbert, Bill Giffin, Mort Cook, Scott Smith — Captain, Pete Brown, Stan Kondracki, Bill Wynn, San White, Bill Witt, Denny Price, Jim Moats. Third Row: Pete Slossen, Sherm Hotchkiss, Dick Parker, Dan Kreer, Jim Lawton, John Hoffstot, George Schudy, Bo Schubert, Bob Gibson, Dave Osborn, Ned Mar- tin, Tom Stege, Dan Worthington. Fourth Row: Jim Ehrman, John Jones, Rich Sells, Jerry Lugger, Charlie Stewart, Bob Walker, Parker Waite, Lee Bulger, Tom Stander, Ted Stalzer, Chris Kary, Pete Sickels. 10% Freshman Scott Swarner sets to pass against Kenyon. 82 Dain Birkeley goes around end. FOOTBALL Big Red passes down. The 1964 edition of Denison ' s Big Red gridders, sporting their single wing offense, had a 3-3 record in the Ohio Conference and defeated all non-conference rivals fin ishing the season with a fine 6-3 record. In the home opener against non-conference rival Rochester, the Big Red surged back in the second half to defeat the New Yorkers 20-7. The Big Red added two more scalps to their skein by defeating Wilmington 35-7 and conference rival Wooster 7-0. Homecoming spirit was dampened as the Big Red, looking ahead to the battle with unbeaten Wittenberg, was upset by an inspired Mount Union team 21-7. The following week the Denison gridders matched the nation ' s number one ranked small college team, Wittenberg, yard for yard in the second half, but could not overcome a rocky first half and dropped their second straight 40-14. The Big Red bounded back onto the winning trail defeating non-conference opponent Carnegie Tech 27- 7. The following week, however, a Dad ' s Day crowd of 5,000 watched Muskingum get revenge on Denison for her stunning upset last year as the Muskies defeated the Big Red 13-7. In the home finale Denison romped over cellar- dweller Kenyon, setting a record of 31 first downs and defeating the Lords 60-0. The Big Red ended the season on a winning note by defeating its traditional rival Ohio Wesleyan 22-6. Tailback Denny Price ' s 741 yards rushing, good for 60 points, earned him the Ohio Conference rushing and scoring tides. Tackle Stan Kondracki was voted Denison ' s most valuable player and most efficient offensive Hneman awards. The juniors dominated the rest of the awards as San White was named most efficient offensive back. Bob Chisholm was chosen most efficient defensive lineman, and Paul Hylbert was named most efficient defensive back. Sophomore Bo Schubert received the most improved player award. 83 Denny Price, Ohio Conference scoring and rushing champ, runs against Wilmington. OC Titles Fall to Big Red Ned Martin eludes the defenders. Lee Bulger up against Kenyan. Dick Witt on 25-yard interception return as Big Reds top Rochester. San White blocks as Dain Birkely gets off pass against Muskingum. SEASON RECORD: 6-3-0 Denison 20 Rochester 7 Denison 35 Wilmington 7 Denison 7 Wooster 0 Mount Union 21 Denison 7 Wittenberg 40 Denison 14 Denison 27 Carnegie Tech 7 Muskingum 13 Denison 7 Denison 60 Kenyon 0 Denison 22 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Ohio Conference Game 85 Goalie Iain Callan stops another. The Big Red soccer team, with 25 returning lettermen, compiled a 6-5-2 record this year and won a berth in the NCAA Mid-East Regional Soccer Tournament. The team got oflf to a slow start with a tie at Ohio University and a loss to Hartwick. However, in succeeding games the team was able to live up to its potential. Led by Co-captain Dick Moser and goaUe Iain Callan, the hooters beat Kenyon 6-0 in a conference match. They outshot the Lords 53-7. In the tournament Denison came up against Akron, the defending champion, and lost a heartbreaker 5-2. Junior Bill Stephens, fourth in goals in the conference, was placed on the first team of the All-Ohio Squad. Goalie Iain Callan, Chip Chamberlain, and Pete Gustavson made second team, while Dick Moser copped Honorable Mention. Co- captains Moser and Gustavson tied for the Mike Gregory Most Valuable Player Trophy, and John McCarthy received the Most Improved Player Award. Most Efficient Offensive Player Award went to Gary Arnold, and Chip Chamberlain won the Defensive Award. First Row: Dave Kuhns, Pete Edwards, Dave Hauser, Bader Al- Baijan, Tom Cook, Rick Marshall, Dick Loehr, John Griffin, John Stapleford, Mike Fisher, Neil Hiltunen. Second Row: Dave Daberko, Gary C. Arnold, Jebs Selden, Pete Larsen, Doug Austin, Dick Moser — Co-captain, Pete Gustavson — Co-captain, Tim Blake, Chip Cham- berlain, Bill Roberts, Bill Stephens, Tom Fromme. Third Row: Trainer Doug Birrell, Abe Flory, Ralph Rhodes, Bruce Hoeft, Dave Heald, Iain Callan, Hank Hunsberger, John McCarthy, Gary L. Arnold, Van Crawford, Bill Franz, Head Coach Lynn Doherty. Fourth Row: Dave Hoffman, Bestor Cram, Steve Smith, Rick John- son, Tim Dautel, Dick Meyer, Rick Segal, Tom McCulloch, Jim Bullard, Greg Poore, Assistant Coach Ted Barclay. 86 A pro in action Dick Moser surprises foe with a quick takeover. Co-captains Dick Moser and Pete Gustavson. SOCCER SEASON RECORD: 6-5-2 Denison 4 Ohio University 4 Hartwick 6 Denison 0 Denison 9 Hiram 2 Denison 6 Wooster 3 Ohio Wesleyan 4 Denison 3 Denison 0 Oberlin 0 Denison 3 Ohio State 1 Akron 5 Denison 2 Denison 6 Kenyon 0 Denison 4 Frostburg State 3 Denison 2 Berea 1 Akron 3 Denison 0 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Denison 2 87 CROSS-COUNTRY First Row: Pete Walther, Mark Lewis, Al Risch, Pete Chaveas, Fred Williamson — Captain. Second Row: Ned Young, Dave Boothby, Greg Phillips, Jim Boyle, Coach Dave Gibbons. In their second year as a varsity team, the cross- country team showed much improvement. Plagued with injuries throughout the season, the harriers were not able to win any matches but showed much potential. Junior letterman Fred Williamson improved greatly over last year and turned in some very impressive times throughout the season. Other returning lettermen were Dave Boothby and sophomore Pete Chaveas. Some very impressive freshmen joined the team this year and gained much experience. Pete Walther and Al Risch improved greatly over the season, but freshman Greg Phillips broke his leg after the first meet and was sidelined for the remainder of the season. Coach Gibbons expects next year ' s team to sport a better record with five lettermen returning. Baldwin-Wallace Capital Ohio Wesleyan Mount Union Muskingum Otterbein Muskingum Oberlin 15 Denison 17 Denison 15 Denison 18 Ashland 19 Denison 15 Denison Denison Wooster 25 25 Ohio Conference Meet — 1 1th place 49 45 48 40 Denison 37 45 30 40 Denison 78 71 89 First Row: Dick BQepfer, Jeff Burhop, Fenton Davison, John Klein — Co-captain, Dave Klunder — Co-captain, Tom Stewart, Tom Cooper, Paul Hylbert. Second Row: Bob Walker, Glenn DeMallie, Al Burnett, Bill Underdown, Gordon Trevett, Tom Tudor, Dick Anthony, Dr. William Preston. ICE HOCKEY SEASON RECORD: 6-6 Nichols College 7 Denison 4 Worchester Tech 2 Denison 1 Worchester J.C. 8 Denison 7 Denison 9 Dayton 5 Denison 6 Kenyon 2 Denison 6 Ohio U. JV 2 Denison 8 Ohio State JV 2 Denison 7 Bowling State 2 Oberlin 9 Denison 2 Ohio State Varsity 6 Denison 5 Championship 0 Denison 10 Fenn Oberlin 5 Denison 4 (2 overtimes) Midwest Hockey Association Record 6-3. 90 The Denison hockey club, 1964 Midwest Hockey Association Champions, compiled a 6-3 league record and was a runner-up for the 1965 hockey crown. The team opened their season with three non-league games in the powerful eastern college area. Although they lost all three, they did gain valuable experience with teams vastly superior to their own league teams. They immediately snapped back, however, and took the next five league matches with little trouble. At Kenyon, sophomore Glenn DeMallie scored three goals in the second period to break a 1-1 tie and provide the needed advantage for a Big Red victory. At Dayton, San White, just off the injury list, slapped in a pair of goals to send Denison home victorious. In their ninth game of the season, Oberlin College finally stopped the Big Red pucksters 9-4. It was the first league defeat Denison had sufi ' ered in the preceding 14 league contests, going back as far as mid- season 1963. The Yeoman were only able to accomplish this feat by slapping in six straight goals in the final period of play. In the semi-final championship game, Denison annihilated Fenn College 10-0, as Tom Cooper tallied three goals. In the championship game Denison attempted revenge on Oberhn, but after a bitter duel in which two sudden death overtimes were played, the Yeoman finally pulled it out 5-4. Coach Bill Preston expects a fine team next year as Glerm DeMallie, Gordie Trevett, George Parks, Tom Cooper and Goahe Paul Hylbert will all be returning lettermen for the Big Red. Big Red on a break down the ice . Bob Botsford, Jim Lake, Bart Weyand, and Sam Pole. SWIMMING Doug Landgraf emerges after workout. Hugh Wilder readies to set a new record. Sam Pole, sophomore freestyler. SEASON RECORD: 12-1 Ohio Conference Relays — 4th place Denison 50 DePauw 45 Denison 47 Ball State 46 Denison 53 Baldwin-Wallace 43 Denison 54 Kent State 42 Denison 52 Oberlin 41 Denison 57 Ohio Wesleyan 38 Denison 53 Akron 42 Denison 50 Muskingum 40 Denison 53 Wooster 41 Denison 59 Wittenberg 36 Cincinnati 53 Denison 41 Denison 54 Kenyon 41 Denison 57 Hiram 33 Ohio Conference Meet — 2nd place Ohio Conference Record 9-0 Rick McBurney butterflies to the finish. Three years ago the Denison swim team, under the direction of Ted Barclay, finished its first season with a 1-8-1 record. The 1964-65 squad went undefeated in the conference regular season 12-1 overall and placed second in the Ohio Conference Meet. The team is composed of eight of the nine top swimmers from last year, plus an exceptionally fine freshman squad. Sophomore Doug Landgraf was the Big Red ' s workhorse, swimming the 200-yard butterfly, 500-yard freestyle, and 200-yard individual medley relay. He broke records at nearly every meet. He won two events in the conference meet and set a new conference record with the 200-yard butterfly. Freshman Hugh Wilder, All-American in high school, bettered the school record four times in the backstroke and also helped out in the 400-yard medley relay. He copped first place in both the 100 and 200- yard backstroke at the conference meet. Other freshmen who saw regular action were Rick McBurney, freestyler and butterflier; Bart Weyand, freestyler; and breaststroker Steve Schultz. Co-captains Tim Bannon and Jim Lake along with sophomore Sam Pole round out the regular squad. Hal Ross and Craig Koerpel share the honors in diving. Ross became the new conference diving champion in the conference meet. The two most important meets of the year came toward the end of the season. Unbeaten Wittenberg, winner of the Ohio relays, went back to Springfield with one defeat as the Denison tankers outstroked them 59-36. Denison won seven of the eleven first places and set six pool records. The following week saw Denison drub Kenyon, defending conference champs, 54-41 by taking seven of the eleven events. The Big Red ' s only loss came at the hands of highly rated Cincinnati. In the conference meet Denison swimmers took six titles. Unfortunately, the conference switched over to a new system of scoring which found Denison finishing second behind Kenyon. If they had been on the old system, Denison would have won the championship. With the loss of only one senior on the team, the Big Red tankers look forward to a very strong team nex} year in their fourth year of competition. First Row: Manager Geoff Littick, Hugh Wilder, Steve Schultz, Steve Smith, Jack Dougherty, Steve Nelson, Bob Gottschang, Bart Weyand, Mike Conant, Rick McBurney, Henry Coerdt, Don Mcln- tyre. Second Row: Eric Johnson, Craig Koerpel, Ted Clarkson, Doug Landgraf, Bob Botsford, Tim Bannon — Co-captain, Jim Lake — Co- captain, Sam Pole, Jim Jachym, Pete Love, Charley Brannan, Frank Booth, Head Coach Ted Barclay. Third Row: Assistant Coach Bob Haubrich. Dick Thobuni ready to pin his opponent. Ed Season grapples with a Muskie. WRESTLING first Row: Jack Hilbert, Ed Season, Dave Graff, Dan Tuttle — Cap- tain, Wendell Jacobs, Dick Thoburn. Second Row: Don Seymour, Assistant Coach Jack Milleman, Craig Ramsey, Dale Harcourt, Jim Lawton, Bob Gibson, Tom Stege, Doug Reeder, Ralph Penny, Head Coach George Gilbert. 94 Tom Stege on a takedown Jim Lawton rides his foe. Denison ' s young wrestling squad, coached by George Gilbert, chalked up an excellent season record on nine wins and only two losses. The Big Red matmen were paced by three wrestlers who were undefeated in season competition, Co- captain Dan Tuttle, Bob Gibson, and Ed Season. These three men were strongly backed up by Co-captain Dave Graff, Tom Stege, Jim Lawton, and freshman standout Jack Hilbert. The squad won its first five matches and went on to outscore its opponents 223 to 115. The high point of the season did not come until the final match of the season when the Big Red grapplers defeated previously unbeaten Baldwin-Wallace 14-12. The team finished fourth in the Ohio Conference Meet behind Hiram, Baldwin-Wallace, and Akron. Dan Tuttle won the conference title for the 137- pound class. Heavyweight Bob Gibson also gained a third place title in the conference finals. Gibson then went on to place third in the heavyweight division of the NCAA small college conference finals leading Denison to a 15th place finish among the nation ' s small colleges. With many of the wrestlers returning next year we can look forward to a continuation of Denison ' s fine wrestling heritage. SEASON RECORD: 9-2-0 Denison 23 Marshall 8 Denison 24 Capital 8 Denison 18 Muskingum 12 Denison 30 Oberlin 5 Denison 27 Otterbein 3 Akron 18 Denison 16 Hiram 25 Denison 3 Denison 27 Kenyon 5 Denison 19 Wittenberg 9 Denison 22 Ohio Wesleyan 10 Denison 14 Baldwin-Wallace 12 Ohio University Quadrangular — 2nd place Ohio Conference Meet— -4th place 95 Big Red goes up for a tip-in. BASKETBALL The Big Red hoopsters sported one of its youngest teams in many seasons. The team lost four lettermen through graduation. With only three returning lettermen, underclassmen had to step in and fill some mighty big shoes. A fine crop of freshmen, although lacking the valuable college experience, added immeasurably to the team as the season progressed. After a slow start, Denison finally showed its great potential by beating powerful Otterbein in double overtime. The Otters ' key man, Don Carlos, conference leading scorer and rebounder, was held powerless by the tall Red defense. The Big Red finally nailed the game down in overtime 56-5 1 . At DePauw, junior letterman George Barber played the best game of his college career tallying 3 1 points along with 30 rebounds, but all in vain as a full court press caused the Big Red to turn the ball over 25 times and thus lose a heartbreaker 69-62. In the most exciting game of the year Denison played a very aggressive game against powerful Wittenberg, only to be beaten in the fourth overtime 62- 60. The nationally rated power had to use all of its material to outscrap the Big Red as Denison outshot and out-rebounded the Tigers. Bob Colonel Johnson led both teams with 21 points. In the Ohio Conference Tournament Denison drew second-ranked Ohio Wesleyan. The Bishops, led by Barry Qemens, Mike Gregory Award winner, had to go to the last moment of play to secure victory as the Big Red went down 59-57. Coach Dick Scott commented that this year ' s team was one of the youngest he had ever worked with and yet has more potential than any other. Barber, Johnson, and guard Sam Pratt along with freshmen Bill Druckemiller, Karl Bolstad, and Tom Demo, who saw regular action this season, will all be back next year to give Denison one of the most potent teams it has had in years. 96 First Row: Head Coach Dick Scott, Bob H. Johnson, Randy Paine, Sam Pratt — Co-captain, Karl Bolstad, Bob P. Johnson — Co-captain, George Barber, Bill Druckemiller, Curt Coward, Wayne Johnsen, Dave Osborn, Tom Demo, Dan Heekin, Paul Jewell, Assistant Coach George Hill. Coach Scott confers with Bob Johnson(s) — Major and Colonel. George Barber in for a bunny . 98 Even with three hands the Otters couldn ' t down the Big Red! SEASON RECORD: 4-15-0 Capital 79 Denison 53 Hiram 67 Denison 58 Ohio Wesley an 63 Denison 54 DePauw 69 Denison 62 Denison 56 Otterbein 51 (2 overtimes) Denison 59 Heidelberg 44 Oglethorpe Tournament Transylvania 65 Denison 50 Bellarmine 73 Denison 55 Marietta 54 Denison 44 Denison 65 Baldwin-Wallace 61 Muskingum 49 Denison 48 Denison 65 Chicago 48 Wilmington 69 Denison 61 Wittenberg 64 Denison 60 (4 overtimes) Mount Union 82 Denison 63 Kenyon 65 Denison 56 Oberlin 59 Denison 58 (1 overtime) Akron 73 Denison 59 Wooster 71 Denison 51 Conference Record: 4-7 Ohio Conference Tournament Ohio Wesleyan 59 Denison Ohio Conference Games 57 Sam Pratt puts another in. SEASON RECORD: 10-1-0 11 9 Denison 14 C. W. Post 7 Denison 5 Ohio Wesleyan 4 Denison 6 Oberlin 2 Denison 7 Kenyon 5 Denison 9 Ohio State 8 Denison 18 Kenyon 2 Denison 12 Bowling Green 5 Denison 12 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Denison 6 Ohio State 13 Denison 16 Columbus Club 3 Denison 9 Oberlin 4 LACROSSE yo !« Beatson — nationally acclaimed . . . hirst Row: Dean Hutton, Tim Blake, Scoop Young, Sandy Campbell, Pete Johnson — Co-captain, Chuck O ' Connell — Co-captain, Bob Brick, Bill Wynn, Richard Shoop, Warren Hutton. Second Row: Coach Bill Mason, John Beatson, Al Burnett, Geoff Booth, Bill Stephens, Dan Bauer, Rusty Hay, Jim Moats, Don O ' Connell, Manager Jim Cosse, Jim Waugh. Third Row: Coach Dale Googins, Coach Ted Barclay, Ralph Penny, George Parks, Paul Doty, Bill Free, Dick Rieg, Bob Keenan, Kim Kugler, Byron Long, John Pratt, Doug Bibby, Hal Beckwith, Larry Kincheloe, Don Merry, Eric Johnson. 100 Beatson, Stephens, and Burnett rest a minute before the real action begins. Scoop outsteps another. Big Red plan strategy. The 1965 lacrosse team compiled a record of eleven wins and one loss and tied Ohio State for the top position in the Midwest Lacrosse League. The stickmen also continued a 34 game winning streak on their home field dating back to April of 1960 without a loss. The stickmen went nine tough games without a defeat. In the Syracuse game goalie Bill Stephens made 22 saves to keep Denison on top 1 1-9. In the Kenyon romp Denison scored 1 1 goals in the first half, five of them by big Pete Johnson with five assists by junior John Beatson. Freshman Dick Rieg surprised the crowd by chucking in three goals himself. But the big games were the two matches with Ohio State. In the first match Denison pulled out a victory by pure determination. With four minutes remaining in the game the Big Red was down by two. At that point Sandy Campbell, followed by Pete Johnson, whipped a pair of shots past the State goalie to tie the game. With seconds remaining Rieg flipped the ball to Johnson who rammed it past the shell- shocked OSU goalie for the score. The win was attributed to the sparkling offense of Pete Johnson and the whole defensive unit, composed of Al Burnett, Paul Doty, Bill Wynn, Kim Kugler and goalie Bill Stephens. In the second OSU game the Big Red just did not have it. Al Burnett midway in the game was injured and left the game leaving a wide hole in the Big Red defense. Ohio State won 13-6 and as a result put Denison into a tie for first place with them. INTERDETACHMENT SCORES (possible 4500) Team A Team B Denison 3950 Denison 3601 Ohio Wesleyan 3937 Ohio Wesleyan 3295 Otterbein 3662 Otterbein 3278 Kenyon 3520 Kenyon 3129 The Denison Varsity AFROTC A Rifle Team earned its Eighth Interdetachment Championship and the B Team won its second by winning over Ohio Wesleyan, Otterbein, and Kenyon. In national competitions the team won over West Point, Marshall, Pennsylvania State Teachers ' , Northeast Louisiana State and bowed only to University of Arizona. Pacing the team for the second year was Olympic hopeful Dale Bizily who again won the team ' s High Marksmanship Award. Commander GeolTrey GoU led the fine team. RIFLE TEAM First Row: Dale Bizily, Royce Brockett, Geoffrey Goll, Cap Witzler, son, Stanley Braisted, Ralph lannitelli, Craig Beardsley, Mike Ebers, John Froelich, Richard Albrecht, Sam Pole. Second Row: Ben Wil- John Williams, John Corbett. 103 The 1965 edition of Denison ' s tennis team went undefeated in regular season play. Coach Dick Scott engineered his first undefeated team through a very rugged season and was able to cop second place in the Ohio Conference Tournament. It was a highly successful year for senior Dan Hazelton as he went without a defeat in number one singles and along with Captain Frank Krohn went undefeated in number one doubles. In his four year career at Denison Hazelton has compiled a fantastic 34-5 record in singles and 35-4 record in doubles. Freshman Mike Barr also made a big hit in his first year of collegiate termis. Barr played number three and four singles and teamed up with Bob Hellerson to do equally well in the doubles category. It was this doubles team of Barr- Hellerson that gave the Big Red their crucial win over the defending champs from Ohio Wesleyan during the season. In the Ohio Conference Tournament Denison came up against stiff competition from a rough Wittenberg crew and were squeezed out of the winners ' spot. Dan Hazelton, however, brought home a gold medal while Tom Hardesty and Ken Booth were able to gain a medal in the number three doubles. TENNIS j Frank Krohn makes a backhand return. I ! i 104 First Row: Coach Dick Scott, Dan Hazelton, Frank Krohn — Captain, Ken Booth. Second Row: Kirk Wanless, Mike Barr, Bill Druckemiller, Tom Hardesty, Bob Hellerson. Fenton Davison, Joe Gavazzi, Pete Stocker, Ron Morgan— CapM n, Al Lewis, Cal Gauss, Coach Roy Sails. SEASON RECORD: 10-0-0 Denison 18 Ohio Wesleyan 9 Denison 18 Otterbein 8 Denison 211 2 Baldwin-Wallace 1 2 Denison 191 2 Wittenberg 61 2 Denison 151 2 Muskingum 101 2 Denison 25 Capital 1 Denison 22 Hiram 0 Denison 141 2 Marietta 71 2 Denison 201 2 Capital 11 2 Denison 191 2 Ohio Wesleyan 61 2 GOLF For the second year in a row the Big Red golf squad went undefeated in regular season play. They have succeeded in beating their last 30 opponents and their last 37 Ohio Conference foes. In his first year as coach for the linksmen, Roy Sells put together a well-rounded squad of experienced upperclassmen and talented freshmen to make up one of Denison ' s finest golf teams. Captain Ron Morgan and junior Pete Stocker were able to take medalist honors in most of the matches, but occasionally freshmen Fenton Davison and Joe Gavazzi came out with the lowest tally and won medalist honors. As a whole the team was able to average a sizzling 77.9 strokes per match. The rough blow of the season came when the linksmen were at Marietta. They won the match I41 2 to 71 2 , but in the process Pete Stocker pulled a muscle, and two weeks later in the conference championship he was so hampered by the injury that he scored well over par which forced Denison to release their almost traditional hold on the conference championship cup. As a team Denison finished third in the finals. Coach Roy Sells expects another great team next year as all but one of his starters will be back. 106 Evan Patterson jumps a high hurdle. TRACK INDOOR TRACK SEASON RECORD: 8-1-0 Mt. Union 79 Denison 5 1 V2 Denison 61 V2 Denison 40 Ohio Wesleyan 26 Capital 49 Muskingum 32 ' ?. Akron 57 1 2 Marietta 21 Ohio Conference Relay — Third Kenyon i g Otterbein 30 Hiram 25 OUTDOOR TRACK SEASON RECORD: 5-6-0 Wooster 8U 2 Denison 541 2 Denison 72 Marietta 63 Capital 69 Denison 67 Denison 72 Oberlin 64 Denison 79 Heidelberg 73 Otterbein 67 Denison 541 2 Ohio Wesleyan 491 2 Wittenberg 67 Otterbein 59 Denison 43 Ohio Wesleyan 83 Denison 18 Muskingum 18 Great Lakes Invitational — Second Ohio Conference Meet — Seventh First Row: Paul Simms, Frank Walther, Greg Phillips, Evan Patterson — Co-captain, Charles Campbell, John McBride — Co- captain, Al Risch, Al Nagy, Tuck Bidelspacher, Manager Don Worthington. Second Row: Coach Bob Shannon, Chuck Wheeler, Jim Stewart, Mike Jennings, Dick Loehr, Pete Chaveas, Dave McDaniels, Art Morrow, Jerry Lugger, Jon Warner, Bob Walker, Jim Dreyer, Coach Dale Googins. Jon Warner approaching the vault . . . The Big Red indoor track team placed third in the Ohio Conference Relays and compiled a regular season record of eight wins and one defeat. The outdoor track team placed seventh in the conference meet and broke many records during the regular season. Most valuable player award winner, Chuck Campbell, broke and rebroke the school record several times in both indoor and outdoor track. Outside he lowered the mile record from 4:25 to 4:18. At Heidelberg he ran the three-mile run for the first time in his life and lowered the track record 25 seconds and the school record by two minutes. Co-captain Evan Patterson continued this year to break all records in both the high and low hurdles. Unfortunately Patterson pulled a muscle midway through the indoor season and was out of action for the remainder of the season. The doctor gave him the go ahead for the Marietta outdoor meet, and Evan proceeded to take first in the high hurdles in that very meet. Art Morrow put the shot for the Big Red this year and attained a record put of 49 ' ! and went undefeated in the discus during the outdoor season. John McBride broke the ten second mark several times this year for the 100-yard dash, and Jim Dreyer placed first at both Heidelberg and Oberlin in the 440-yard dash. Coach Bob Shannon felt that this year ' s team was outstanding and holds many records that will not be broken for many years to come. First Row Jim Rogers, Jay Ogsbury, Bud Christ, Stan Kondracki- Demo, Pete Oldham, Paul Hylbert, Charles Barnes, Denny Mori- Captain Dave Piper, Ranc|i James, Jim Logerquist, Dan Kipp, kawa, Jeff Whitman, Bob Craig, Woody Dill, Bill Kocher, Gary Coach Glenn Stennett. Second Row: Jim Brown, Rod Poetter, Tom Arnold, Bill Catron, John Cooley. ' Kt ' ill i ■it 1 !! jpfU ' lon SEASON RECORD: 7-7-0 Denison 9 Kenyon 0 Kenyon 20 Denison 2 Baldwin-Wallace 9 Denison 8 Denison 4 Ohio Wesleyan 3 Denison 7 Muskingum 3 Muskingum 4 Denison 1 Marietta 11 Denison 7 Denison 4 Kenyon 3 Denison 9 Kenyon 7 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Denison 3 Denison 5 Mt. Union 0 Mt. Union 5 Denison 3 Wittenberg 15 Denison 4 Denison 3 Wittenberg 2 Catron zeros in. In Glenn Stennett ' s maiden season with the Big Red baseball team, he broke even with seven wins and seven defeats. A very potent group of freshmen found themselves in first string positions this year, and although lacking the college experience, they worked right in with the rest of the team. Freshman Bill Kocher in his first starting game in college against Baldwin- Wallace went three for five with two triples and a pair of RBI ' s. In the same game freshman Rod Poetter smacked a four-bagger. A week later during a double-header at Kenyon, Kocher went four for eight with two home runs. The following week freshman hurler Woody Dill, in his first college assignment, beat Muskingum 4-1 as he struck out six. The pitching staff had plenty of depth this year with hurlers such as sophomore Jim Brown, Gary Arnold, and Jay Ogsbury besides Dill. The hitting department was stimulated by Dan Kipp who led the team in RBI ' s and Jim Rogers, who had a perfect day, four for four, at Kenyon early in the season. Stan Kondracki, defending conference batting champ, and pro-prospect Bud Christ also aided the Denison sluggers considerably. Although the team is losing a few key men, such as Kondracki, Coach Stennett is looking forward to a highly successful season next year. Big Red slides into third. BASEBALL Safe?? SAE ' S WIN INTRAMURAL CROWN INTRAMURAL FINAL STANDINGS L Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . .1348 4 2. Phi Delta Theta . . .13421 2 3. Beta Theta Pi . . .1170 4. Lambda Chi Alpha 5. Kappa Sigma 6. Delta Upsilon 7. Phi Gamma Delta 8. Alpha Tau Omega 9. Sigma Chi 10. American Commons Club 1 1 . Independents 113 INTRAMURAL RESULTS Sport First Second Third Speedball Beta r ni jL eii Q AT? Football DU irm. lyeii, o vt Sigma Chi Golf Kappa Sig PVli Dflt DT T Tennis A Kappa Sig Or tl PVli T c lt rni ueii Tennis B Kappa Sig rni i- ' clL AF Swimming bigma cni T omKHp r Vii J— dlllUUct V- ' lll T J T 1 Indoor Track rni ueii DU SAE Basketball A Beta T j mViHfi f V i Basketball B Beta IAF PVli Dplt r 111 LJCiL Handball A SAE PVli Fif lt £ CLa Handball B Sigma Chi i amuud i ni PVli T i= lt r ni UCll Paddleball A Phi Delt rJeia Q AF Paddleball B Phi Delt Beta Ping-pong A ATO, Lambda Chi SAE Phi Gam Ping-pong B Kappa Sig Phi Delt SAE Bowling Kappa Sig SAE DU Wrestling Beta Sigma Chi Phi Delt Billiards Sigma Chi Lambda Chi, DU Ind. Volleyball Phi Delt, SAE Kappa Sig Phi Gam SoftbaU SAE Phi Delt, ATO Lambda Chi Outdoor Track Phi Delt Phi Gam SAE 114 I AWARDS ' ' ■ ' ' ' Charles Campbell 115 Coach George Gilbert, Wrestling MVP Dan Tuttle, Swimming MVP Doug Landgraf, Coach Ted Barclay. 116 Basketball Most Rebounds Award to George Barber, MVP Bob Johnson, MIP Sam Pratt, Coach Dick Scott. Lacrosse MVP Chuck O ' Connell. SPORT MOST VALUABLE PLAYER MOST IMPROVED PLAYER Football Stan Kondracki Bo Schubert Soccer Dick Moser John McCarthy Pete Gustavson Wrestling Dan Tuttle Paul Hylbert Swimming Doug Landgraf Steve Smith Hugh WUder Basketball Bob Johnson Sam Pratt Baseball Bud Christ Jim Logerquist Tennis Dan Hazelton Ken Booth Golf Pete Stocker Al Lewis Lacrosse Chuck O ' Connell Jim Moats Track Charley Campbell Charley Campbell Soccer MIP John McCarthy, Best Offensive Player Gary Arnold, Best Offen- sive Player Chip Chamberlain, MVP Pete Gustavson, MVP Dick Moser. WOMEN ' S RECREATION ASSOCIATION 119 Greek Life DELTA XI CHAPTER Installed in 1961 Debbie Jones — Social Chairman, Lorri Painter — President, Connie Barsky- Scholarship Chairman, Pat Burns — Recording Secretary, Laura Pedrick- Corresponding Secretary, Sue Deshler — Treasurer. First Row: Mrs. Cyril Rxchdixds— Housemother, Ruth Kennedy, Pat Sandy Jones, Judy Hartmann, Joan MacCracken, Laura Pedrick. Morrill, Sue Deshler, Debby Thome, Laura Rickmers, Debbie Jones. Third Row: Lorri Painter, Sue Morgan, Marcia Mayberry, Pat Second Row: Margie Hughes, Lynn Thomas, Barbara Buttermore, Burns, Peg Padelford, Gin Wall, Connie Barsky. [  CI 122 With bluebells and cockleshells . . . Just what can we do about Senior Revolt? ALPHA CHI OMEGA Sue Morgan — AXQ Homecoming candidate . . Girl of the golden lyre, Bright may your future be. May the three golden precepts guide you, Lighting the way to the goal of true fraternity. Keep your bright torch ever burning. Lighted at fraternal fire. By the pin that you wear And the vows that you share Girl of the golden lyre. 123 ALPHA TAU CHAPTER Installed in 1930 I ' m trying to think . 124 First Row: Mary Jo Harris, Beverley Doe, Christine Urban, Pat Hummer, Sue Basile, Donna Brennan, Virginia Coombs. Second Row: Lee Wright, Marty Brown, Pat Yost, Nancy Dring, Sue Mont- gomery, Sandy Johnson, Barbara Ruhe, Barb Reisner. Third Row: Leslie Hepler, Helen Konstanty, Sue Snodgrass, Brenda Snare, Diane Fry, Nancy McConachie, Nancy Katzen. Fourth Row: Pat Barnum, Mary Galbreath, Anne Unverzagt, Ann Herron, Barbara Rosbrook, Joanne Johnson, Lois Rumph, Carolyn Eck. ALPHA OMICRON PI Anne Unverzagt — Treasurer, Nancy Katzen — Standards Chairman, Nancy Mc- Conachie — Pledge Trainer, Carolyn Eck — President, Diane Fry — Rush Chair- man, Helen Konstanty — Social Chairman, Barbara Rosbrook — Corresponding Secretary. Roses are flowering for Aon In the hush of the silvery dew. Roses are flowering for Aon And their beauty ' s for me and you. Tho ' the roses may die in the wintertime And their color may fade and depart, Still there ' s one thing that lives on for AO 11 That ' s the love in a sister ' s heart. A little dubious? Of course not . Hey, you guys, guess what! Oh, we wear the leaf of ivy with honor and with pride, The symbol dear, that will for ere In memory abide. Oh, the silver and the bordeaux Are treasured signs of these To whom we pled ge our love and faith To you. Alpha Phi, The loyalty so true, the friendships given you. Will last through life and ne ' er will disappear. And as we go our way We ' ll ne ' er forget the day With kindness in our hearts of love we sing. Oh, the cherished bonds of sisters We give our hearts to thee To whom we pledge our love and faith To you, Alpha Phi! ALPHA PHI Just waitin ' for chapter meeting to begin 126 ' Pat Davidson — Treasurer, Maria Martin — Scholarship Chairman, Brenda Maynard — 1 Pledge Chairman, Sally Martin — Standards Chairman, Cathy Yates — President, Janey I Briggs — House Chairman, Sandy Updegrave — Rush Chairman. j First Row: Ruth Roberts, Alice Atkinson, Ginny Burson, Karen Karen Smith, Carol Smith, Margo McCann, Marilyn Knox, Sally Merritt, Linda Beebe, Ann Fellman, Judy Reiff, Roberta Sevin, Erb, Judy Treharne, Carolyn Cruikshank, Dee Annala, Shelley John- Cathy Yates, Genie Proctor, Judy Gentili, Martha Lyon. Second son, Becky Jones, Candy Higgins. Fourth Row: Joan Manhenett, El- Row: Janet Atkinson, Carol Cowgill, Nancy Rosenquist, Ellie Rouse, len Brown, Brenda Maynard, Margi Nekut, Linda Satterfield, Cindy Maria Martin, Sandy Updegrave, Wynne Jones, Pat Davidson, Ginny Hawkins, Jan Wallrath, Nedra Veatch, Sally Martin, Laura Skeggs, Nees, Janey Briggs, Tamsie Murray, Melody Carpenter. Third Row: Nancy Shaw. 127 First Row: Kathy Mills, Marilyn Armstrong, Carol Rice, Linda Percy, Linda Klancnik, Sue Humphreys, Karen Burbridge, Ann Har- man, Judy Tower. Second Row: Judy Janssen, Nancy Spoke, Sandy Johnson, Holly Ulmer, Virginia Kirkland, Marianne Olmsted, Liz Hunt, Marilyn Fluharty, Mary Lou Chamberlain, Linda Fike, Mari- lyn Preis. Third Row: Liz Pillsbury, Mary Jane Mott, Susan Olson, Sue Allensworth, Betsy Randall, Peggie Price, Sheryn Spitzer, Kathy Reinhard, Beth Evans, Pat Hardwick, Claudia Nickel. Fourth Row: Adrienne Doering, Sue Struckmann, Allayne Seik, Sharon Marston, Susan Tucek, Carolyn Kuss, Sue Smith, Mimi Beck, Sissy Wood, Donna Salay. Marilyn Preis — Vice President, Liz Hunt — Recording Secretary, Mary Jane Mott — House Chairman, Sissy Wood — President, Molly Wilhelm — Treasurer, Kathy Mills — Social Chair- man, Mary Lou Chamberlain — Rush Chairman, Sally Deibel — Pledge Trainer, Nancy Spoke — Corresponding Secretary. 128 CHI OMEGA I just called up to tell you that I ' m ragged but right, A Rambling Woman, a gambling woman I ' m out every night. I ' ve got a pin from Wisconsin, Illinois, and Purdue. Plus the big collection that I got from D.U. I got a great big diamond ring from every guy that I know And when his pockets are empty I just tell him to go . . . I ' m just a rambling woman, a gambling woman, I ' m out every night Just called up to tell you that I ' m ragged but right — Yeh! Now, let ' s give ' em a great big Chi O smile! Ready, girls, let ' s try it again. Who said anything about hot air? 129 Carolyn Krager — Recording Secretary, Marcia Jaquith — Vice President, Michele Holland — Social Chairman, Carol Heacock — President, Jan Gersten- maier — Vice President. First Row: Lyn Johnson, Jan Crandall, Clarice Toettcher, Molly Bergelin, Marcia Townsend, Pana Mabrey, Mary Jo Smith, Helen Ziebold, Barb Boyer, Karen E. Alexander, Jean Richards. Second Row: Mary Riddering, Sue Hutchins, Betsey Burton, Paula Stone, Jan Zipf, Jane Jacobi, Susie Heinzelman, Sue Kesselring, Jane Thiele, Louise Burd. Third Row: Carolyn Krager, Michele Holland, Joan Hanson, Carol Crabill, Del Sparks, Elaine Leitert, Lorna Leekley, Holly Newman, Susie Edens, Trish Vogt, Pam Lambert, Lucia Briggs. Fourth Row: Marcia Jaquith, Pam Carroll, Susan Faulk, Wendy Waldner, Nancy Hudak, Trudi Spaeth, Barbara Dse, Carol Francis, Jean Seibert, Carol Heacock, Jan Gerstenmaier, Missy De- Vore. 130 DELTA DELTA DELTA Pansy Breakfast time means busy work. I You ' ve heard it said that the dean was there to meet her, And you ' ve read that there was no one to beat her And the Fijis were amazed and the SAES all gazed At the newest innovation to a college education Got the smile, keeps the Kappa Sigs elated Got the style, keeps the Betas scintillated And her verbal dissertation on the Russian situation Keeps the Phi Delts on their toes And everybody knows that She makes associations while the DU ' s admirations grow She ' s got the charm and fascination, manner and determination She ' s a Delta, hvin ' in a shelta, She ' s a Tri-Delt girl. n BETA ZETA CHAPTER Installed in 1939 Candid what?! DG pledges love to clean house. See those smiles? Anything else for lunch? 132 First Row: Gretchen McElroy, Sue Douthit, Kathy Measamer, Jean Kernahan, Ellen Smiley, Ann Lewis, Mary Newburg, Diana Zimmer- man. Second Row: Jane Dickey, Jane Vincent, Barb Piatt, Betsey Hodge, Connie Ewing, Lonnie Lattin, Debby Draper, Joan Ray. Third Row: Christy Gray, Dianne Stevens, Judy Hodges, Becky Roebuck, Elin Linne, Marda Moody, Bonnie Maynard. Fourth Row: Toni Woods, Dianne Brill, Pat McLaren, Diane Jones, Sandy Rapp, Pat Stevens, Kathy Knapp. DELTA GAMMA Ellen Smiley — Standards Chairman, Lonnie Lattin — President, Pat McLaren- Executive Chairman, Diane Jones — Recording Secretary, Becky Roebuck- Treasurer, Debby Draper — Social Chairman. Anchors Aweigh, D.G. We ' re setting sail. Fresh breeze and running tide, Our ship will never fail to anchor. Colors on high, D.G. Bronze, pink, and blue. All hands stand by, For we are sailing on, We ' re sailing on with you. To Theta we bring our love and our honor, To Theta we sing our true loyalty. Wherever we go, today or tomorrow. These friendships we know forever will be. We are proud to realize That we are pledging here tonight To uphold her high ideals And always wear the golden kite. Theta, teach us to live And willingly give; Theta, teach us to share Theta love everywhere. The big night 134 Marilyn Turner— Vice President, Ellen Shuford— Recording Secretary, Kathy Strome— Sophomore Representative, Peggy Go eisi— Scholarship Adviser, Anne White— Alumni Relations Adviser, Ann Gushman— Marshall. Carole Kettering— £i or, Susan Vodrey —Fraternity Trends Adviser, Kathy Smith— Treasurer, Joy Chandler-Pledge Trainer, Nancy Drinkard — Senate Representative, Anne Hall — House Officer, Suzanne Kersker — Corresponding Secretary. First Row: Carol Morgan, Mary Ann McKnight, Peggy Jo Goveia, Jeanne Swickard, Anne Hall, Ellen Shuford, Cheri Standen, Debby Conway. Second Row: Ruth Pellett, Sandy Hill, Susan Vodrey, Kathy Strome, Joanne Darrow, Jane Hauser, Ginger Johnson, Pam Ertley. Third Row: Kathy Smith, Carole Kettering, Jean Osmond, Diane Loppnow, Marian Hoag, Mary Dykstra, Maryann Dingledy, Barbara Smith, Morrene Hubbard. Fourth Row: Joy Chandler, Pam Chapman, Bonnie Mitisek, Anne White, Lynda Irish, Ann Gushman, Jane Roger, Susie Bone, Maria Tatar. ■I Sill i 11 I ' ll PI |i :.| PI iBniij iBii In ' 135 First Row: Margaret Gibson, Marilyn Miller, Pam Vandemark, Nancy Acra, Marcia Grimm, Mary Reed, Julia Williams, Sharon Smith, Sally Oblinger, Nan Tobias, Elise Thorn, Judy Gregg. Second Row. Becky Bethel, Eleanor Kahlo, Susan Clapper, Ann Shepard, Peggy Hicks, Suzanne Senft, MaryAnn Lidster, Kitty Morton, Mary McLaury, Marilyn Couch, Chris Stocker, Barbara Connell. Third Row: Mary Davidson, Kathy Breon, Laurie Robeson, Janice Shil- cock, Ellen Kesinger, Beth Kubly, Sharon Fishel, Ellen Kincaid, Susie Koll, Dodie Miller, Kathy Headley, Robin Schmidt, Donna Voorhorst. Fourth Row: Jane Hickman, Mary Buckner, Anita Folkerth, Margaret Goodman, Connie Nichols, Fredi Zimmer, Mary Keegan, Jakie Schembs, Joy Bingham, Sue Cobourn, Nancy I ve, Barbara Mohler, Marty Merselis. GAMMA OMEGA CHAPTER Installed in 1929 First Row: Kathy Headley — Vice President, Jakie Schembs — Treasurer, Connie Nichols — Public Relations Officer, Mary McLaury — Marshall, Susan Clapper — Rush Chairman, Susie Koll — Recording Secretary. Second Row: Mary Reed — Vice President, Sherry Fishel — House Chairman, Sharon Smith — President, Marcia Grimm — Pledge Trainer, Dodie Miller — Registrar, Suzanne Senft — Scholarship Chairman. 136 There ' s the owl, the key, the blue, the blue, the fleur-de-lis. Symbol, badge, color, flower of our fraternity, Loyalty, sincerity, honor, and fidelity; Kappa Kappa Gamma, you ' re for me. Kappa Gamma, KKG, Kappa Gamma, you ' re for me. Mistress Mary of the Pots and Pans ■ ■ ■ Fascinating — sim ply fascinating! KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Kappa waitresses serve at the Pancake Festival for Bonds. 137 m Happiness is . . . Concentrated study (?) Well, he ' s not exactly what I ' d call my Ideal Man, but . . . First Row: Moni Gibbs, Val Tunstall, Barbara Braeutigam, Gail Porter, Ann Steele, Ann Lehman, Patsy O ' Donnell, Jill Bailey. Sec- ond Row: Jeanne Ketchum, Nancy Howard, Jean Purman, Kathy Leuba, Ann Whitehead, Margery McCuskey, Susan Hardy, Jan Han- sen, Bonnie Limpus. Third Row: Marcia Clark, Marilyn Mosier, Corinne Oelschlager, Anne Lynn, Ellen Dutton, Barbara Melior, Carmen Hinman, Sally Fritz, Carol Westerman. Fourth Row: Nancy Knapp, Carol Hayward, Joyce Burnet, Cindy Harley, Ginger Lidbet- ter, Betty Robinson, Bev Brown, Joy Weidenmiller. Val Tunstall — Social Chairman, Ginger Lidbetter — President, Carol Wester- man — Pledge Trainer, Betty Robinson — Vice President, Anne Lynn — Program Chairman. PI BETA PHI Picture a girl so young and fair, Picture a girl witli beauty rare. Pin a gold arrow o ' er her heart And you ' ll have made a work of art. Frame her in shades of wine and blue. She ' s sure to thrill the heart of you. She ' s just my Pi Phi symphony, A challenge to you and to me. 139 Don Head — Social Chairman, Dick Leask — Pledge Master, Steve Purdy — President, Bill Repke — Vice President, John Logan — House Manager, Dave Evans — Pledge Trainer. First Row: Phil Collyer, Rich Williams, Dick Leask, Bill Lanphar, Lars Larsen, Jim Quarles, Sandy Stowe, David Johnson, Steve Purdy. Second Row: Bob Woodhouse, Cole Brown, George Goll, Steve Hewitt, Tom Stevenson, Ken Bush, Russ Hammer, John Brunsman, Read Wakefield, Don Worthington, Brad Smith, Don Head, Dave Boothby, Jerry Lugger, Dick Meyer. Third Row: Alan Drewsen, Rick Lynen, Hal Sydnor, Doug Steck, Gary Good, Charlie Chappell, Alan Pease, Dave Evans, Dick Machlan, John Jacobus, John Hamm, Rob Struble, Duane Ferre, Ed Fahnoe, Tom Dudgeon. Fourth Row: Joe Griswold, Dick Martens, Bob Childs, Bob Johnstone, Earl Gross, Ed Ferguson, Bill Repke, John Logan, Ken Reynolds, Jeff Pettegrew, Frank Wellman, Blake Early, Ted Abemethy. No, no, you ' ve got it all wrong. ALPHA TAU OMEGA Five ball in the corner pocket . . There are some who praise, the diamond ' s blaze And the ruby ' s blood red hue, While others praise the opal ' s rays Or the sapphire ' s deep clear blue; There are those who delight in the topaz bright Or the pearl with its quiet gloss; But brighter far is each radiant star That we set in our Maltese Cross. Oh, Alpha Tau Omega Our hearts are ever thine. We set them as the jewels In the Maltese Cross to shine; To these we pledge allegiance. Our service true and bold And ever we ' ll be loyal to the Azure and the Gold. 141 As soon as you ' re finished there, Dr. Wilson would like to know if . . . MOTHER CHAPTER Founded in 1917 Off to Ebaugh ' s we shall go! It ' s snowing what outside? 142 First Row: Jeff Richards, Pete Hummer, John Griffin, Al Bedford, Ralph lanniteUi, Dave Heer, Bruce Chapin, Chuck Melville, Royce Brockett, Dan Pickering, Dick Albrecht, Gary Goldberg. Second Row: Steve Wood, Tony Wurtsbaugh, Chuck Burch, Mansoor Waljee, Pete Goulet, Bill Hulton, Stan Braisted, Homer Eshbaugh, Stu Fishelman, Ken Smiles, Steve Klacsmann, Ben Wilson, Al Shevlo, Skip Greevy. Third Row: Cap Witzler, Fred Boldt, Dave Raub, Al Wirsig, Win Grant, Jack Froelich, Bader Al-Baijan, Bob Young, Dave Haines, Jack Pellett, Dave Beebe, Bob Cope, Mike Glaser, Taylor Harmon, Pat Larned, Alex Neubert, Bob Blevins, John Williams, Bill Nowak, Brian Austin, Chuck Wheeler. AMERICAN COMMONS CLUB Skip Greevy — Treasurer, John Gist — Vice President, Steve Wood — President, Bob Cope — Recording Secretary, Stu Fishelman — Rush Chairman, Royce Brockett — Pledge Trainer. Oh, we are the members So Commoners, come and of the Commons Club, let us raise The band that is vaHant To the club at the top and strong; of the hill To foster the spirit of A joyous song of the A.C.C. loudest praise Our efforts we ' ll always That will make our senses prolong. thrill. To give to our brothers For college days will a helping hand, soon be o ' er, To help them be loyal and And we from each other true — must part. Oh this is the spirit But tho ' we be severed for which we stand one by one And the work we strive We ' ll still be joined to do. in heart. Hey! 143 Anyone for catch? Did you say it ' s time for the Beta War? Gettin ' ready for the big weekend . . . ALPHA ETA CHAPTER Installed in 1868 144 Rick Shoop — Steward, Rick Schomaker — Corresponding Secretary, Scott Smith— President, Dan Heekin— 5ocw Chairman, Tim Bannon— HoMse Manager, George Schudy — Assistant Pledge Trainer. First Row: Paul Doty, James Ehrman, Dain Birkley, John McCon- nell, Pete Oldham, Tom Peterson, Peter Cosyns, Al Risch, Todd Riddell, Tony Ciminero, Dale Harcourt. Second Row: Jack Lind- strom, Rick Schomaker, Pete Johnson, Donny O ' Connell, Dick Tauber, Chuck O ' Connell, Sandy Campbell, Pete Shoop, Thomas Furlong, Sonny Knight, Rick Shoop, Pete Slosson, Mort Cook. Third Row: Rich Sells, Austin Cogswell, Bill Lewis, Greg Phillips, Bruce 1 n ' js , ' ' 1 -K. BETA THETA PI Dreary the man who spurns his comrades, Stumbling along his lonely way; Happier he who joins his brothers Singing a-Beta-lay! Chorus: Marching along in Beta Theta Pi; Marching along, we ' ll rend the air with song, Strong in the might of our bonds fraternal, Friend of the right and foe of the wrong; Following paths old Wooglin blazed for us, Till we arrive at that shrine on high. Singing again, Mother of Men, Hail to thee. Beta Theta Pi! Weber, John Butters, Kent Galey, Jim Doolittle, Bob St. John, John Steele, Doug Currie, Scott Tanseer, Dan Heekin, Dave Osborn. Fourth Row: Hugh MacMorran, Jim Moats, Buzz Botsford, Biddle Morris, Bob Chisholm, Ken Booth, Marc Graham, Hugh WUder, Mike Johns, Eric Ivary, Dan Kreer, Craig Koerpel, Dave Klunder, Tim Bannon, Pete Stocker, Stan Miller, Jim Rieger, Gordon Trevett. 145 First Row: Tom Chaddock, Jeff Kennedy, Tom Getz, Vinton Hahn, Russ Ameter, Bruce Bailey, George Parks, Rick Carson, Bill Harvey, Frank Robinson, Ed Holstein, Jeff Spence, Dick Page, Hal Ross, Mike Clark. Second Row: Bill Franz, Al Glos, Brian Allen, Bruce Wolfe, Jeff Barnes, Ed Gleason, Jim Barber, Bill Seaborg, Bill Don- ahue, Bruce Hoeft, John Paine, John Hoffstot, Al Baker, Bill Dickes, Oatfield Whitney, John Mulligan, Dick Anthony, Dave Kay. Third Row: Doug Birrell, Bruce Behrens, Tuck Bidelspacher, Bill Pike, Doug Felske, Gary Lowe, Woody Dill, Jonathan Warner, Bill Shat- tuck. Bob Mincheff, Steve Thompkins, Jamie Fellowes, Dick Bedient, Bob Hooper, Rich Marshall, Jim Dobbs, Jebs Selden. Fourth Row: John Cooley, Bill Moore, John Pratt, Dave Daberko, Rick Tongberg, Bruce King, Doug Austin, Ken Kobe, Paul Mulligan, Sherm Hotch- kiss, Bob Gerrie, Evan Patterson, Al Bonney, Jim Glass, Parker Waite. Ed Gleason — Secretary, Mike Clark — President, Jim Glass — Corresponding Secretary, Bob Mincheff — Rush Chairman, Doug Felske — Vice President. DELTA UPSILON If her hair is gold and her eyes are blue. Then she wears the colors of Delta U. And if her smile is sweet and her heart is true, She ' s the Sweetheart of Deka U. But if her eyes are green and her hair is brown, And your heart is flying and won ' t come down. And you picture her in a wedding gown, She ' s the Sweetheart of Delta U. Whether it ' s Spring or Winter time, Or Summer time or Fall, The time to pin the girl you love, Is any time at all. If you love her only and she loves you, Then the world is gold and the sky is blue, Tell the girl you love, tell the world too, She ' s truly the Sweetheart of Delta U. 147 GAMMA XI CHAPTER Installed in 1911 John Parkhurst — Social Chairman, Robin Ehlen — Treasurer, Cal Gauss — Sec- retary, Jim Huggins — Pledge Trainer, Bill Clarkson — Vice President, Ted Stalzer — President. First Row: Dan Tuttle, Bill Kocher, Bob Morgan, Tony Gentile, Ronald Couch, Frank Massey, David Webb, Dick Waterfield, Jed Berman, Harvey Spurlock, Terry Pope, Ted Stalzer. Second Row: Bob Becker, Rick Harison, Ken Maxwell, Dewey Meyers, Tom Tatem, Jim Kimble, Kent Pope, Mike Barr, Rod Poetter, Cal Gauss, Robin Ehlen, Doug Johnson, Bob Hastings, Bob Kenyon. Third Row: Tom Williams, Jim Mortimer, Joe Gavazzi, Curt Coward, Mike Jennings, Doug Bibby, Jim Huggins, Tom Baughman, Rick Parker, Pete Bodine, Bill Clarkson, Arthur Staddon, Paul Sivertsen, Maurice Leibruder, Sam Pole. Fourth Row: Ken Schafer, Dan Thaxton, Gary Engles, Steve James, Bill Richards, John Hulse, Ted Stevens, Steve Morgan, Bob Johnson, Denny Price, Bob Leahy, Joe Vallely, Tom Martin, Joe AtLwood. 148 1 said there ' s no cooperation in the kitchen? On your mark . . . Watering the what? KAPPA SIGMA Kappa Sigma, queen of friendship, One deep toast to thee. We, thy sons, with true devotion Pledge our hearts so free. Marching o ' er the starlit campus, Hear the song we raise, And our Crescent and Star we will fling afar In Kappa Sigma ' s praise. Once again before thine -altar Loyal brothers stand; Once again our vows renewing. Pledge our heart and hand. Star and Crescent gleaming o ' er us, Guide us as of yore. And we gather here with a ringing cheer Kappa Sigma forever more. Key, you guys, does this look like D-Day to you? Are you sure you know what you ' re doing? Ten seconds to lift-off and all systems are go. Phil Hickman — Social Chairman. Bruce CoUey — Treasurer, John Cor- coran — President, Ralph Penny — Pledge Trainer, Rhys WilUams — Pledge Trainer, Bob Hoyt — Secretary. Best of them all boys . . . in old D.U. Our Lambda boys, sacred is she, Guide and protect her eternally. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA First Row: Roger Wickenden, Sandy Roberts, George Bryce, David English, Howard Grubbs, James Mabry, John Alfenito, David Hauser, Denny Morikawa, Al Lewis, Jim Ix)gerquist, Bill Gosline. Second Row: Peter Love, Ron Baldwin, Don Maclntyre, Jim Ruther- ford, Rhys Williams, John Corcoran, Bob Hoyt, Al Nagy, Tom Scheib, Phil Hickman, Lee Decker, Bob Stocker, Bob McCrackin, Rick Hirsch. Third Row: Jon Booth, Chris Houghton, Larkin Allen, Dan Bauer, Dean Hutton, Warren Hutton, Tim Wheeler, Bob Schu- bert, Jim Murley, Tony Schwartz, Ted Hailes, Hardy Moore, Tom Baker, Glenn Mosier, Brad Tillson, Dave Merwin, Ralph Arend. Fourth Row: Dick Bauernschmidt, Paul Neidhardt, Dave Schadler, Mike Frantz, Ralph Penny, Dave Hindman, Al Rossiter, Don Hig- gins, Jeff Burhop, Bob Gore, Don Brush, Bill Arnold, Don Stickler, John Klein, Cliff Todd, Denny Brown, Kent Alves, Bill Crawford, Bruce Colley, Tim Morton. First Row: Bob Craig, Tom Tudor, Dave Kuhn, Bill Henderson, Dick Rieg, Mike Fisher, Neil Hiltunen, Buzz Polistock, Tom Fromme, Gary Arnold, Jack Rosberg, Steve Gerber, Jeff Bullen, Tom Krauss, Dick Klepfer, George Jones, Frank Walther. Second Row: Bestor Cram, Chuck Loper, John Corbett, Tom Gilbert, Dave Hatchings, John Svenson, Baldwin Hoffman, Iain Callan, Bob Sams, Nat Stoddard, Russ Jones, Greg Johnston, Craig Hoffman, Bill Stephens, Ted Necarsulmer, Doug Bruce, John Tapp, Dick Collister, Doug Reeder, Tom Stege, Bob Young, Hampton Howard, Mike Ferris, Bill Cumings. Third Row: Dave Kuhns, Bill Druckemiller, Jack Meyer, Abe Flory, Rick Johnson, Tom Stewart, Bob Johnson, Chuck Cook, Don Merry, Pete Gustavson, Norm Westerhold, Charlie Harker, Tom Jones, Dave Hoffman, Dick Moser, Tim Blake, John Yeoman, Glenn DeMallie,Tim Day, Larry Schad, Andy Roths- child, Mike Bouton, George Barber, Fenton Davison, Geoff Booth. OHIO IOTA CHAPTER Installed in 1916 Dick Tontz — Social Chairman, Bill Stephens — Secretary, Chuck Cook — House Man- ager, Tom Stewart — President, Pete Gustavson — Vice President, Tony Harris — Treas- urer, Charlie Harker — Pledge Trainer, Geoff Booth, Dick Moser — Co-Rush Chairman. 152 We ' re honored. PHI DELTA THETA Come brothers let us raise a toast, To the pin we love the most, To sword and shield we ' ll loyal be, In defeat or victory. To her colors white and blue, We will be forever true. To Phi Delt we ' ll always raise Voices of eternal praise. 153 Bob Howarth — Rush Chairman, Rick Boyer — Corresponding Secretary, John Fitzpatrick — President, Tullis Rogers — Vice President and Treasurer, Harrison Niles — Historian, Steve Bums — Recording Secretary. First Row: Jim Fais, Bob Fullerton, John Wyant, Larry Kincheloe, Tim Dwyer, Bill Canfield, Bill Penhallegon. Second Row: Steve Moore, Tom Cooper, John Klein, TuUy Rogers, Kenneth Bartholo- mew, Steve Hardesty, Rick Grenzebach. Third Row: Bob Howarth, Hank Niles, George Jones, Jeff Anderson, Rick Boyer, John Wead, C4 John Theobald, John Weltmer, Jim Baird, John FiUpatrick, Bill Alli- son, Charies Brannan, Bob Gibson, Sam Pratt, Robert Hay. Fourth Row: Dan Kuster, Bart Weyand, Eric Holzapfel, Paul Simms, Karl Bolstad, Ralph Rhodes, Bill Wallet, Jeff Lowe. 1 V 154 All 1 know is that it wasn ' t here last night. Ready for a ride around the circle PHI GAMMA DELTA Over there . . . Come, all ye loyal Fiji boys, And drink a cup with me: We drink to best of college joys, Our dear Fraternity. Phi Gamma Delta e ' er shall be. As everyone can see, A friend in need is a friend indeed. So, one-two-three. Come gather round the table, boys. And fill them up again: We ' re free to shout and make a noise, Until the night doth end. And when the morning sun appears. The Fiji still shall be. The dearest band that can be found. So, one-two-three. Chorus Hurrah! Horray! We ' ll raise a hullabaloo Hurrah! We ' ll drink to the royal purple hue; Hurrah for Fiji ' s true. First Row: Bob Hinman, Bob Lamb, Tom Sparks, Marshall Deason, Nathan Koenig, Joe Owens, Mike Stevenson, Tom Black, George Watts, Eric Koehler, Bob Duncan. Second Row: Bud Christ, Dale Bizily, Bill Antheil, Steve Smith, Philip Kamer, Charles Sherwood, Doug Kinney, John Brainard, Barry Blake, Bill Renz, John White, Jim Conover, David Lombard. Third Row: Bob Bidelspacher, Ben Nicola, Frank Randall, Charles Vergon, Rick Loehr, Wayne Johnsen, John Evans, Fred Royce, Paul Rowe, John Schneckloth, Jon Reyn- olds, Richard Pohl, Fritz Vergon, Ron Morgan, Joe Carrier. Fourth Row: Phil Wyatt, Joe Cook, Craig Fischer, Ron Barr, Don Kredel, Steve Westrate, Bob Weisenbach, David Drake, James Colthart, David Graff, Jim Armstrong, Joe Werne, Bill Remington, Bruce Cumings, Jim Schildt, David Heald, Jay Jensen, Bob Hellerson. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Her loveliness, her tenderness have stolen all my dreams. The sight of her will always bring a thrill. The magic in her voice is like a melody, it seems. I love her now, I know I always will. The sweet perfume of violets, the moonlight in her hair With happiness around her everywhere And from the start she won the heart of our fraternity She wears the pin of S. A.E. Graig Fischer — Social Chairman, Steve Smith — Secretary, Ron Morgan — President, David Charland — Vice President, Skip Sherwood — Treasurer, Jim Schildt — Pledge Trainer. 157 Jim the Pyromaniac Lawton Wham! SIGMA CHI Bob Meek — Pledge Trainer, John McBride — President, George Milbourn — Vice President, Charles Lawton — Treasurer, Bob Young — Recording Secretary. When the world goes wrong as it ' s bound to do And you ' ve broken Dan Cupid ' s bow, And you long for the girl you used to know The girl of the long ago. Why light your pipe bid sorrow avant. Blow the smoke from your altar of dreams, And wreath the face of your dream girl there The love that is just what it seems. The girl of my dreams Is the sweetest girl Of all the girls I know. Each sweet coed like a rainbow trail,. Fades in the after glow. The blue of her eyes And the gold of her hair Are a blend of the Western sky. And the moonlight beams On the girl of my dreams She ' s the sweetheart of Sigma Chi. First Row: John Seanor, Henry Coerdt, Ned Martin, Jim Rogers, Bob Young, Dale Smith, Kirk Wanless, John McBride, Jim Dreyer, Don Seymour. Second Row: Ed Season, Jim Stewart, Dave Wood- land, Jim Bullard, Dave Smith, Ted Clarkson, Charles Barnes, Jim Cunneen. Third Row: Bob Meek, Rick McBurney, Jim Gordon, Jeff Whitman, Steve Schultz, Dave Muschna, Steve Smith, John Stenback, Tom Disbrow, Randy Morse, John Bushong, Joe McCluan, Mark Popil, Chuck Bobinette, Ed Harris, Bob DeMarco, Bob Maxwell, Bruce Freeman, Jim Corace, Tom Schneider, Jim Boyle. Fourth Row: Bill Goldsword, Bill Holbrook, Dan Berger, Jim Booth, Dave Williams, Steve Ruddell, Jim Lawton. Fifth Row: Brent Miller, Cal Lawton, Craig Ramsey, Jeff Homans, Phil Grout, Bill Catron, Dick McClanathan, Martin Truax, Howard Dawson, Tom Cook, Pete Sickels, Wendell Jacobs, Terry Sullivan, Bob Falardeau, Dick Buck- ley, Dick Thoburn, Tom Stander, Jan Wilkison, John Hazard, John Drury, John Beatson, Mike Reed. Barbara Connell Alpha Tau Omega Sweetheart With her eyes like the stars and our rose in her hair, She ' s the Sweetheart of ATO. Jean Seibert Delta Upsilon Orchid Queen This my girl of gold and blue, Wondrous Sweetheart of Delta U. Barbara Scholl Lambda Chi Crescent Queen She has two dreamy eyes of blue, a wealth of golden hair. Two ruby lips to tease you by and a smile beyond compare. 160 Peter R. Johnson President History South Hadley, Mass. Gordon G. Campbell Vice President Biology Greenville, Ohio Katharine Treat Secretary History Wooster, Ohio John G. Fitzpatrick, Jr. Treasurer Economics Dayton, Ohio Mary Lewis Wood Co-Social Chairman Music Williamsburg, Ky. ass of 1965 Nancy Acra English South Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Michael J. Ahlen History Granville, Ohio Diane Annala Government Ashtabula, Ohio William L. Antheil III History Wayne, Pa. Ralph W. Arend, Jr. Economics Holland Patent, N. Y. Marilyn Armstrong History Crawfordsville, Ind. John D. Amn Piano Cincinnati, Ohio Kauko Aro Economics and French Newark, Ohio Douglas G. Austin Economics Schenectady, N. Y. Chester W. Babcock Economics Toledo, Ohio B. Allan Baker History Flint, Michigan Barbara Baldwin Economics West town. Pa. Cathleen Bamo English Basking Ridge, N. J. 165 Patricia Barnum Kenneth Bartholomew English Biology Wilmette, 111. Dayton, Ohio Janie Beers Kay Benckenstein Elizabeth Biggert Spanish French English Rochester, N.Y. Cincinnati, Ohio St. Louis, Mo. Douglas Birrell Mary Blakely Richard L. Boyer Odette Brezina Robert M. Brick, Jr. Biology Spanish English Spanish History Pittsford, N.Y. Beloit, Wis. Evanston, 111. Newark, Ohio Hinsdale, 111. Kathleen W. Brunner Charles I. Burch, Jr. Visual Arts Physics Mansfield, Ohio Painesville, Ohio 166 Louise Burd Patricia Burns Stephen F. Burns Spanish French History Fairview, Pa. Scarsdale, N.Y. Indianapolis, Ind. Patricia Carlson Rune Carlson English Economics Wilmette, 111. Hinsdale, 111. 167 Joy Chandler Speech Grosse Pointe, Mich. Walter A. Christ, Jr. Economics Yorkville, N.Y. Susan Clapper English Cincinnati, Ohio Michael J. Clark Economics Lake Bluff, 111. William R. Clarkson, Jr. Biology Pittsburgh, Pa. Susan Cobourn Visual Arts St. Clair, Mich. Austin Cogswell Economics De Vola, Ohio Margaret Colvin Philosophy Indianapolis, Ind. Barbara Connell Biology Northbrook, 111. Alan F. Conradt Economics Western Springs, III. Lewis H. Cook Economics Villanova, Pa. Morton R. Cook, Jr. Government Sherman Oaks, Cal. Robert S. Cope English Pittsburgh, Pa. John Corcoran, Jr. Psychology Pittsburgh, Pa. 168 Susan Craig Bruce G. Cumings Sociology Psychology Dayton, Ohio Painesville, Ohio Ruth Cusworth Marianne Dalrymple Edward B. Davidson John H. Davis III Kelli Wicke Davis English Psychology Biology Economics Theater Arts, Physical Education Painted Post, N.Y. Wellsville, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Granville, Ohio Granville, Ohio Sally Deibel Susan Delano Carolyn DiCicco Biology English Sociology N. Canton, Ohio Fair Haven, N.J. Newark, Ohio William F. Dickes Susan Dickey Chemistry Government Sayville, N.Y. Altoona, Pa. 169 Thomas R. Disbrow, Jr. Religion Plainfield, N.J. David F. Drake Chemistry Cleveland Hts., Ohio Deborah Draper John L. Drury Marjorie Bales Speech English Biology Columbus, Ohio Wellesley Hills, Mass. Sayville, N.Y. Barbara Eberhardt Theater Arts Essex Junction, Vt. Carolyn Eck Sociology St. Louis, Mo. Sandra Peeler Ellinger French Granville, Ohio Patricia Ellison French Elizabeth, N.J. Patricia Eubank German Birmingham, Mich. Margaret Everitt Stephen W. Ewing Doris Farrington Applied Music Economics Visual Arts Webster, N.Y. Evanston, 111. Darien, Conn. John E. Fogle Bruce G. Freeman Government Biology Darien, Conn. Lakewood, Ohio 171 Jan Gerstenmaier Biology East Lansing, Mich. C. William Giffin Physical Education Columbus, Ohio John W. Gist, Jr. Government Morristown, N.J. Michael S. Glaser English Glencoe, 111. Peggy Goveia History Springfield, 111. David W. Graff Mathematics Indiana, Pa. Marcia Grimm Physical Education Hamilton, Ohio Nancy Grosick Mathematics Allison Park, Pa. Earl G. Gross Biology Bluffton, Ind. Ann Gushman History Lima, Ohio Peter R. Gustavson History Wethersfield, Conn. William J. Hannaford Economics Elyria, Ohio Joan Hanson English Warren, Ohio John M. Happy Chemistry Cleveland, Ohio 172 Cynthia Harley Biology Washington, D.C. Taylor Harmon, Jr. Theater Arts Trenton, N.J. Edgar Y. Harris Mary Jo Harris Donald R. Harrison Sally Harrison Ann Harwood History English Government English Psychology Swarthmore, Pa. New Philadelphia, Ohio Granville, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Roslyn Estates, N.Y. Lois Hayes Carol Heacock Ellen Heath Government Government English Lansdowne, Pa. Medford Lakes, N.J. North Tarrytown, N.Y. Susan Henckel Homer G. Hill English Chemistry Shaker Heights, Ohio Newark, Ohio 173 Sherman N. Hinson Richard L. Hirsch History Government Economics Richmond Hill, N.Y. Rye, N.Y. Michele Holland James B. Holmes Edward S. Holstein Government Economics Economics Lake Forest, 111. Wilmette, 111. Lake Bluff, 111. J. Jeffrey Homans Robert L. Hooker B. Anderson Hopkins Philip W. Hopkins Henry M. Hoyt, Jr. Economics Economics Speech History English Cleveland Hts., Ohio Chappaqua, N.Y. Granville, Ohio North East, Pa. Morristown, N.J. Patricia Hudock Margaret Hughes Psychology Chemistry Warren, Pa. Bethesda, Md. Sue Ellen Humphreys Elizabeth Hunt John S. Hunting Sociology Speech English Ashland, Ky. Adams Mills, Ohio Pasadena, Cal. Marcia Jaquith Joshua E. Jensen II Government Biology Syracuse, N.Y. Ladue, Mo. Nancy Katzen Biology Cincinnati, Ohio Robert S. Kay History New York, N.Y. Barbara Keenoy Psychology Dayton, Ohio Linda Kelly Theater Arts Shaker Hts., Ohio Jean Kernahan History Houston, Tex. Jeannette Ketchum History Pittsburgh, Pa. Daniel T. Kipp Philosophy Terrace Park, Ohio John A. Klein History Minneapolis, Minn. Martha Knudsen Biology Creston, Iowa Charles C. Koehn, Jr. Visual Arts Granville, Ohio Susan KoU History Park Ridge, 111. Carolyn Krager History Needham Hts., Mass. Donald P. Kredel Mathematics Pittsburgh, Pa. John W. Kuhner Theater Arts University Hts., Ohio 176 Maree Lee Lacy Area Studies: Americas Manhasset, N.Y. Daniel A. Laferriere Biology Granville, Ohio Catherine Lake Sociology Pontiac, Mich. Patricia Lambert Theater Arts Akron, Ohio Leilani Lattin Government Granada Hills, Cal. Jeffrey A. Leckie Sociology Granville, Ohio Loma Leekley Biology Appleton, Wis. Maurice Leibruder French Mahwah, N.J. Ruth Leonards French Youngstown, Ohio Virginia Lidbetter Latin Rockford, 111. James R. Logerquist Psychology Kenmore, N.Y. Gretchen Long Sociology Orchard Park, N.Y. 177 John K. McBride Nancy McConachie Mathematics History Hillsboro, Ohio Oak Park, 111. Ruth McGregor Madge McKinley Mary McLaury Visual Arts Visual Arts English Farmington, Mich. State College, Pa. Evanston, 111. Anne McWethy Douglas W. Marshall Katharine Martin Maria Martin Sally Martin French History Sociology Government French Western Springs, 111. Kalamazoo, Mich. Wheeling, W. Va. Clarksburg, W. Va. Longmeadow, Mass. Meredith Masquelier Curtis Matthews, Jr. English English Mansfield, Ohio Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Robert A. Maxwell Brenda Maynard Katherine Measamer History History English Birmingham, Mich. Birmingham, Mich. Luxembourg City, Lux. George B. Milbourn Barbara Miller Economics History Painesville, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. 179 Robert L. Neufeld English Des Moines, Iowa Harrison P. Niles Economics Katonah, N.Y. Roger J. Norton History Oak Park, 111. George C. O ' Connell, Jr. Physical Education Ruxton, Md. James S. Ogsbury III Chemistry Brewster, N.Y. Margaret Padelford History Winchester, Mass. Lorraine Painter Music Education Berkeley Hts., N.J. Margaret Paolini French Hasbrouck Hts., N.J. Janie Pepper French Hamilton, Bermuda Mary Carol Perrott Psychology Findlay, Ohio P. Stevens Petry Government Granville, Ohio Barbara Phillips English Baden, Pa. Hance C. Phillips, Jr. Biology Oak Park, 111. Paul S. Pottinger Psychology Dayton, Ohio 180 Marilyn Preis Chemistry Toledo, Ohio Stephen G. Purdy Biology Hamburg, N.Y. Barbara Reisner William F. Remington William M. Repke French Biology Economics Tenafly, N.J. Rochester, N.Y. Short Hills, N.J. William L. Roberts Betty Robinson Government English Chappaqua, N.Y. Lebanon, Ind. 18L Robert B. Roggow Psychology North Tonawanda, N.Y. Ellen Rouse French New York, N.Y. Sigrid Rubenkoenig Psychology Terrace Park, Ohio Sharon Rupp Sociology Mansfield, Ohio John H. Schneckloth Economics Davenport, Iowa Richard C. Schomaker Government Pittsburgh, Pa. Kathleen Schwarz Mathematics Pittsburgh, Pa. Sally Scully English Peoria, 111. Jeffrey C. Sayre Economics Tabor, N.J. Jonathan D. Seem Economics Newark, Ohio Ellen Shuford Psychology Evanston, 111. Robert E. Shultz Visual Arts Gladwyne, Pa. 182 Laurel Sillag Ellen Smiley Dale H. Smith Biology Psychology Visual Arts E. Cleveland, Ohio Erie, Pa. Highland Park, 111. Kathryn Smith French Lorain, Ohio G. Scott Smith Speech Perkasie, Pa. Sharon P. Smith Sociology Northfield, 111. Margaret Sohl Sociology Louisville, Ky. John H. Spang Geology Lorain, Ohio Nancy Spoke History Shaker Hts., Ohio Robert D. Stone History Columbus, Ohio Patricia Strickler Applied Piano Shaker Hts., Ohio Theodore F. Struck II Economics Elyria, Ohio Elizabeth Swanson Theater Arts E. Cleveland, Ohio James A. Taylor, Jr. Psychology Whitefish Bay, Wis. Clifford Todd Economics Miamiville, Ohio Valerie Tunstall French Red Bank, N.J. Marilyn Turner Economics Bay Village, Ohio Lula Vaia Music Education Newark, Ohio Jean Vilter Sociology Cincinnati, Ohio Susan Vodrey Psychology East Liverpool, Ohio Connie Walck English Plandome, N.Y. Mansoor R. Waljee Mathematics Mikindani, Tanganyika Jean Ware English River Forest, III. 184 Thomas C. Wamock Speech Lancaster, Pa. James D. Waugh Philosophy Bethel Park. Pa. Dolores Webb Sociology Cadillac, Mich. Wendy Weber English South Hadley, Mass. Robert B. Weisenbach Area Studies: Americas Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Frank C. Wellman Economics Springfield Gardens, N.Y. Richard J. Wells Economics Newark, Ohio Robert V. Wells History Granville, Ohio Joseph R. Werne History Suffield, Ohio Stephen B. Westrate Biology Davenport, Iowa Anne White English St. Petersburg, Fla. Vogt D. Wilkison History Shaker Hts., Ohio 185 1 Richard N. Williams Kirk D. Wilson Government Philosophy Poland, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Julius L. Witzler Bruce G. Wolfe Gayle Wood Physics Psychology Speech Toledo, Ohio Newport Beach, Cal. Broadview Hts., Ohio Robert B. Young Robert T. Young Speech Economics Newtown Square, Pa. Michigan City, Ind. 186 John B. Adkins Economics St. Marys, W.Va. Michael L. K. Benson Biology Buffalo, N.Y. Frank W. Booth III Biology Columbus, Ohio Scott Bowman Economics Brownsville, Pa. Peter D. Brown History Shaker Hts., Ohio Douglas F. Bruce Mathematics Rochester, N.Y. Eugene J. Carella Government Darien, Conn. Jane Carson English Weirton, W.Va. Bruce M. Colley Economics Dayton, Ohio Richard P. Conrad Biology Hamilton, Ohio William P. Crawford Psychology Ada, Mich. Robert P. DeMarco Economics S. Euclid, Ohio Wesley W. Demmon Economics Winnetka, 111. William C. Donahue English Youngstown, Ohio David R. Drews Psychology Dearborn, Mich. George B. Estes Eriglish Brooklyn Hts., N.Y. Mitchell R. Ferris Physics Munster, Ind. Barbara Foster Sociology Gallipolis, Ohio John O. Fox, Jr. History Weston, Conn. Gary W. Goldberg Government Indianapolis, Ind. Joseph G. Griswold III Biology Grand Rapids, Mich. Charles H. Harker Economics Beloit, Wis. Anthony E. Harris Chemistry Rochester, Minn. Daniel R. Hazelton Government Oberlin, Ohio Robert S. Hoyt, Jr. English Westfield, N.J. Barnard King III History Philadelphia, Pa. Patricia King Psychology Perth, Australia Stanley A. Kondracki Physical Education Beaver Falls, Pa. Frank R. Krohn Economics St. Paul, Minn. William J. Lake English R ochester, N.Y. Lynne Laws Biology Hinsdale, 111. Andre Luvwezo Biology Bruxelles, Congo Stanley B. Miller History Glencoe, 111. Richard H. Moser Speech Rockville Centre, N.Y. Jost Nickelsberg History Ridgewood, N.J. Leslie C. Overlock, Jr. English Greenwich, Conn. Elizabeth Poling Biology Maumee, Ohio Elizabeth Macaulay Popil Biology Granville, Ohio Mark M. Popil Biology Granville, Ohio James C. Reagle Economics Columbus, Pa. James G. Reynolds Economics Granville, Ohio Jonathan R. Reynolds Theater Arts New York, N.Y. James E. Rieger Biology Mt. Vernon, Ohio Frederick T. Rikkers Government Madison, Wis. J. Tullis Rogers History Hillsboro, Ohio Margaret Rueggeberg German Wilmington, Del. Frank B. Sinclair Economics Steubenville, Ohio Paul J. Stonich Economics Granville, Ohio Jay T. Swett History Wayland, Mass. John W. Tapp History Chillicothe, Ohio William E. Underdown History Roxbury, Conn. Pamela Vandemark Sociology Elyria, Ohio Barbara Walker Psychology Newark, Ohio Melinda Wardwell English Akron, Ohio Bruce B. Weddell Psychology Lakewood, Ohio John S. Weltmer Economics West Chester, Pa. Alan R. Wirsig English Princeton, N.J. William A. Wynn, Jr. Speech Baden, Pa. 187 STUDENT INDEX Abernethy, Ted Acra, Nancy Adams, Clarke Agnew, David Ahlen, Michael Al-Baijan, Bader Albert, Barbara Albrecht, Richard Alexander, Karen M. Alfenito, John Allen, Brian Allen, Janet Allen, Larkin Allensworth, Susan Allison, William Alves, Kent Ameter, Russell Anderson, Jeffrey Annala, Diane Antheil, William Anthony, Richard Arend, Ralph Armstrong, James Armstrong, Marilyn Amn, John Arnold, Gary C. Arnold, Gary L. Arnold, William Aro, Kauko Atkinson, Alice Atkinson, Janet Austin, Brian Austin, Douglas Ayres, Ronald Babcock, Chester Bail ey, Bruce Bailey, Jill Baird, James Baird, Pat Baker, Allan Baker, Thomas Baldwin, Barbara Baldwin, Ronald Bannon, Thomas Barber, George Barnes, Charles Barnes, Geoffrey Bamo, Cathleen Barnum, Patricia Barr, Michael Barr, Ronald Barsky, Constance Bartholomew, Ken Basile, Susan Bauer, Daniel Bauernschmidt, Dick Baughman, Thomas Beardsley, Craig Beatson, John Beck, Carolyn Becker, Robert Beckwith, Hal Bedford, Alan Bedient, Richard Beebe, David Beebe, Linda Beers, Janie Behrens, Bruce Belding, Linda Benckenstein, Kay Bergelin, Molly Berger, Daniel Berman, Jed Bethel, Rebecca Bibby, Douglas Bidelspacher, Chas Bidelspacher, Robert Biggert, Betsy Bingham, Joy Bird, Peyton Birkley, Dain Birrell, Douglas Bizily, Dale Black, Thomas Blake, Barry Blake, Fordyce Blakely, Mary Blevins, Bob Bobinette, Charles Bodine, Peter Bohner, Margaret Boldt, Fred Bolstad, Karl Bone, Susan Bonney, Alfred 58, 62, 140 52, 56, 57, 60,63, 136, 165 79 56 58, 165 73, 86, 143 73 103, 143 64, 68, 70, 130 68, 151 71, 146 61 151 128 155 151 79, 146 155 127, 165 157, 165 90, 146 62, 151, 165 157 60, 128, 165 62, 165 86, 88, 110, 117 86, 152 151 165 64, 127 127 143 53, 58, 64, 86, 146 73 72,73, 165 146 139 155 56, 61 146, 165 62, 151 165 151 93, 145 64, 97, 98, 117, 152 110, 159 146 57, 63, 165 125, 166 104, 105, 148 157 59, 67, 122 155, 166 77, 125 100, 151 151 148 79, 103 74, 100, 102, 159 128 67, 148 100 68, 143 146 143 72, 127 166 146 59 166 130 159 148 61, 136 100, 148 107, 146 157 53, 166 136 78 82, 83, 85, ,145 86, 146, 166 103, 157 157 157 86, 100, 101, 152 53, 166 64, 79, 143 159 148 53, 67 75, 143 97, 155 56, 135 146 Booth, Frank Booth, George Booth, James Booth, Jonathan Booth, Ken Boothby, David Botsford, Robert Bouton, Michael Bowman, Scott Boyer, Barbara Boyer, Richard Boyle, James Bozeman, Carol Brady, Susan Braeutigam, Barbara Brainard, John Braisted, Stanley Brannan, Charles Brennan, Donna Breon, Kathy Bresee, Helen Brezina, Odette Brick, Robert Briggs, Jane Briggs, Lucia Brill, Dianne Brockett, Royce Brown, Beverly Brown, Cole Brown, Dennis Brown, Ellen Brown, James Brown, Martha Brown, Peter Brown, Richard Browne, Bonnie Bruce, Douglas Brunner, Kathleen Brush, Donald Bryce, George Bryce, Gerald Buckley, Richard Buckner, Mary Bulger, Leland Bullard, James BuUen, Jeffrey Burbridge, Karen Burch, Charles Burd, Ixiuise Burhop, Jeffrey Burnet, Joyce Burnett, Alan Burns, Douglas Burns, Pat Burns, Steve Burrus, Joe Burson, Virginia Burton, Betsey Burton, Beverly Burton, Sue Bush, Ken Bushong, Bonnie Bushong, John Buttermore, Barb Butters, John Callan, Iain Campbell, Charles Campbell, Gordon Canfield, Mark Canfield, William Canning, Tony Carey, Sue Carlson, Pat Carlson, Rune Carpenter, Melody Carrier, Joseph Carroll, Pam Carson, Richard 57, Catlin, John Catron, William Chaddock, Thomas Chamberlain, Charles Chamberlain, Mary Lou Chandler, Joy Chapin, Bruce Chapman, Pam Chappell, Charles Charland, David Chaveas, Peter Cherrington, Henrietta Childs, Bob Chisholm, Bob Christ, Walter Christie, Edward Christy, Carmen 93 54, 64, 74 100, 152 151 105, 115, 140 71, 89, 140 92, 93, 145 79, 152 74 43, 130 155, 166 89, 159 65 65 139 157 103, 143 93, 155 125 136 67 166 100, 166 61, 127 130 133 78,79, 103, 143 54, 139 140 151 127 56, 110 125 74, 82 73 53, 57 152 166 151 151 56 159, 164 55, 136 74, 82, 85 86, 159 52 128 58, 66, 70, 140, 166 130, 167 90, 151 69,70, 72, 139 90, 100, 102 68 61, 122, 167 74, 155, 167 148 53, 127 130 54, 67 72, 167 140 71 159, 167 122 145 86, 152 67, 107, 108, 109, 114, 167 100, 145, 164 167 155 54, 74 69 69, 71, 73, 167 52, 167 127 58, 157, 167 24, 115, 130 60, 63, 71, 146, 167 167 110, 159 146 60, 86, 117, 167 61, 128, 167 68, 135, 168 143 135 66, 140 54, 157 89, 107 63, 67, 73, 77 140 64, 73, 82, 145 110, 157, 168 73 68 Ciminero, Anthony 145 Clapper, Susan 136, 168 Clark, Marcia 72, 139 Clark, Michael 57, 72, 146, 168 Clarkson, Edward 93, 159 Clarkson, William 148, 168 Claycombe, Nancy 57 Cobourn, Susan 136, 168 Coerdt, Henry 93, 159 Cogswell, Austin 56, 59, 145, 168 CoUey, Bruce 151 Collins, Thomas 66 Collister, Richard 152 Collyer, PhUip 66, 77, 140 Colthart, James 157 Colvin, Margaret 60, 168 Conant, Michael 93 Connell, Barb 66, 136, 160, 168 Connors, Kathy 61,77 Conover, James 157 Conradt, Alan 67, 168 Conway, Debby 135 Cook, Charles 152 Cook, Joseph 67, 157 Cook, Lewis 62, 168 Cook, Morton 82, 145, 168 Cook, Thomas 86, 159 Cooley, John 55, 56, 64, 110, 146 Coombs, Virginia 125 Cooper, Thomas 54, 65, 90, 155 Cope, Robert 78, 143, 168 Corace, James 159 Corbett, John 103, 152 Corcoran, John 56, 72, 151, 168 Cormack, Jane 63,74 Cosse, Jim 100 Cosyns, Peter 145 Couch, Marilyn 53, 136 Couch, Ronald 79, 147 Coward, Curtis 97, 147 Cowgill, Carol 127 Crabill, Carol 53, 57, 63, 130 Craig, Robert 110, 152 Craig, Susan 74, 169 Cram, Bestor 68, 86, 152 Crandall, Janice 130 Crawford, Van 86 Crawford, William 64, 151 Cruikshank, Carolyn 127 Cuff, Thomas 53,62, 79 Cumings, Bruce 157, 169 Cumings, William 152 Cunneen, James 159 Currie, Douglas 82, 145 Cusworth, Ruth 56, 57, 75, 169 Daberko, David 86, 146 Daines, Paula 62 Dalrymple, Marianne 58,60, 67, 169 Darrow, Joanne 135 Dauler, Sue 67 Dautel, Tim 86 Davidson, Edward 59, 169 Davidson, Mary 136 Davidson, Pat 127 Davis, John 53, 57, 169 Davis, Kelli 62,63, 169 Davison, Fenton 90, 106, 152 Dawson, Howard 159 Day, Timothy 152 Deason, Marshall 67, 157 Decker, Lee 151 Dehner, Donna 62 Deibel, Sally 57, 128, 169 Delano, Susan 169 DeMallie, Glenn 90, 152 DeMarco, Bob 159 Demo, Thomas 82, 97, 110 DeRusha, Douglas 68 Deshler, Susan 122 Desta, Turueworq 73 DeVore, Missy 52, 130 DiCicco, Carolyn 169 Dickes, William 146, 169 Dickey, Jane 133 Dickey, Susan 71, 169 Dill, Woodrow 110, 146 Dingledy, Maryann 135 Disbrow, TTiomas 159, 170 Dobbs, James 146 Dodd, Cornelia 56 Doe, Beverley 125 Doering, Adrienne 53, 54, 128 Donahue, William 146 Doolittle, James 145 Doty, Paul 100, 145 Dougherty, David 93 188 Douthit, Sue Downs, Lorraine Drake, David Draper, Debby Drew, Jane Drews, David Drewsen, Alan Dreyer, James Dring, Nancy Drinkard, Nancy Druckemiller, Bill Drury, John Dudgeon, Thomas Dudley, Ginny Dunaway, Susie Duncan, Robert Durham, Andrea Dutton, Ellen Dwyer, Tim Dykstra, Mary Bales, Marjorie Early, Blake Eberhardt, Barbara Ebers, Michael Eck, Carolyn Edens, Susan Edwards, Peter Ehlen, Robin Ehrman, Jim Ehrnman, Bruce EUinger, Sandra P. Ellis, Hayne Ellison, Pat Engels, Gary English, David Enos, Laura Erb, Sally Erickson, Richard Ertley, Pam Eshbaugh, Homer Eubank, Pat Evans, Beth Evans, Betsy Evans, David Evans, John Evans, Kristin Everitt, Margaret Ewing, Connie Ewing, Stephen Fahnoe, Ed Fais, James Falardeau, Robert Farrington, Doris Fassett, Lillian Faulk, Susan Fellman, Ann Fellowes, James Felske, Douglas Ferguson, Edward Ferre, Duane Ferris, Mitchell Fike, Linda Fischer, Craig Fishburn, Geoffrey Fishel, Sharon Fishelman, Stuart Fisher, Michael Fitzpatrick, John Flaherty, Peter Flory, Abram Fluharty, Marilyn Fogle, John Folkerth, Anita Francis, Carol Frankel, Nancy Frantz, Michael Franz, William Free, William Freeman, Bruce French, Jane Fritz, Sally Frizzell, Linda Froelich, Jack Fromme, Thomas Fry, Diane Fuller, Thomas Fullerton, Robert Furlong, Thomas Galbreath, Mary Galey, Kent Garlinghouse, Webb Garrow, William Gauss, Cal Gavazzi, Joseph Geffine, Kathy Gemmell, Kathy 133 56 59,66,67, 157, 170 133, 170 56 67 68, 140 107, 108, 159 125 135 97, 105, 152 159, 170 78, 140 56 53, 71 78, 157 69 67, 139 155 135 170 62, 140 62, 170 66, 73, 103 60, 125, 170 130 66, 86 148 82, 145 56 170 74 170 148 151 53 127 73 72, 135 79, 143 170 67, 69 128 140, 170 157 67, 170 69, 171 133 171 140 155 82, 159 171 53, 54, 57 130 127 146 53, 146, 171 140, 171 58, 64, 67, 140 152 56, 60, 61, 128, 171 157 62, 171 136 143 86, 152 74, 155, 164 65, 74 86, 152 128 171 136 130 65 151 56, 79, 86, 146 100 66,67, 159, 171 171 139 61 79, 103, 143 86, 152 77, 125, 171 90 154 145 125 82, 145 64 57, 68, 73 53, 64, 106, 148 106, 148 63, 171 171 Geneser, Ginny Gentile, Anthony Gentili, Judy George, Anne Gerber, Stephen Gerrie, Robert Gerstenmaier, Jan Getz, Thomas Gibbs, Ramona Gibson, Margaret Gibson, Robert Giffin, William Gilbert, Thomas Gist, John Glaser, Michael Glass, James Gleason, Ed Glos, Alan Goldberg, Gary Goldsword, William Goll, Geoffrey Goll, George Good, Gary Goodman, Margaret Gordon, James Gore, Robert Gosline, William Gottschang, Thomas Goulet, Peter Goveia, Peggy Graff, David Graham, Marc Grant, Edwin Gray, Anne Greene, Cheryl Greevy, Charles Gregg, Judy Grenzebach, Eric Griffin, John Grimes, Jenny Grimm, Marcia Griswold, Joseph Grosick, Nancy Gross, Earl Grout, PhUip Grubbs, Howard Gushman, Ann Gustavson, Peter Gustavson, Sally Hahn, Vinton Hailes, Theodore Haines, David Haines, Mark Hall, Anne Hamm, John Hammer, Russell Hannaford, William Hansen, Janet Hanson, Joan Happy, John Harbison, Elizabeth Harcourt, Dale Hardesty, Stephen Hardesty, Thomas Hardwick, Pat Hardy, Susan Harker, Charles Harley, Cynthia Harman, Ann Harman, Rebecca Harmon, Taylor Harris, Anthony Harris, Earl Harris, Edgar Harris, Mary Jo Harrison, Donald Harrison, Sally Hartmann, Judy Harvey, William Harwood, Ann Hastings, Robert Hauser, David Hauser, Jane Hay, Robert Hayes, Lois Hayward, Carol Hazard, John Hazelton, Daniel Heacock, Carol Head, Don Headley, Kathy Heald, David Heath, Ellen Heekin, Dan Heer, David 11, 115 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Jdllico 93 ' 148 Tar ' nh Ralnh 66 86 151 Taprvhi Tfinp JciCOUl, Jal] 130 1 35 TonnV c A prinpll JctCVJUj, vv CllUCli 94, 159 72 100 155 Tanohiis; Tohp 79, 140 173 lamp ; Randpil 64, 110, 175 139 Tamps StpnVien 148 159 Janes Ted 79 104, 105, 115 Janssen, Judith 66, 67, 128 31, 57, 60, 130, 173 Jaquith, Marica 63, 130, 175 140 Jennings, Michael 107, 148 54, 57, 136 Jensen, Joshua 157, 175 86, 157 Jewell, Paul 97 72, 173 Johns, Michael 145 97, 145 Johnsen, Wayne 97, 157 143 Johnson, Angela 175 189 Johnson, David 140 Johnson, Douglas 67, 148 Johnson, Eric 93, 100 Johnson, Jane 72 Johnson, Joanne 67, 125 Johnson, Lyn 130 Johnson, Peter 53, 54, 57, 100, 145, 164 Johnson, Richard 86, 152 Johnson, Robert H. 97, 152 Johnson, Robert P. 97, 117, 148 Johnson, Sandra K. 67, 128 Johnson, Sandra L. 125 Johnson, Shelley 72, 127 Johnson, Virginia 135 Johnston, Gregory 152 Johnstone, Robert 71, 72, 140 Jollay, Dean 56, 78 Jones, Debby 62, 122, 175 Jones, Diane 133, 175 Jones, George L. 152 Jones, George M. 155 Jones, John 82 Jones, Ken 53, 62, 68, 73 Jones, Margaret 72, 175 Jones, Patricia 175 Jones, Rebecca 57, 64, 127 Jones, Russell 152 Jones, Sandra 122 Jones, Thomas 152 Jones, Wynne 127 Kahlo, Eleanor 136 Kamer, Philip 157 Kary, Christopher 82 Katzen, Nancy 53, 59, 70, 125, 176 Kay, Dayid 146 Kay, Robert 53, 63, 69, 176 Kean, Richard 63, 76 Keegan, Mary 74, 136 Keenan, Bob 100 Keenoy, Barbara 176 Kelly, Linda 62, 71, 176 Kennedy, Jeff 146 Kennedy, Ruth 122 Kenyon, Robert 148 Kernahan, Jean 60, 133, 176 Kersker, Suzanne 135 Kesinger, Ellen 65, 136 Kesselring, Susan 55, 74, 130, 139 Ketchum, Jeannette 139, 176 Kettering, Carole 135 Kimble, James 148 Kincaid, Ellen 136 Kincheloe, Lawrence 100, 155 King, Bruce 146 King, Pat 56, 58, 67 Kinney, Douglas 67, 159 Kipp, Daniel 54, 64, 110, 176 Kirkland, Virginia 115, 128 Klacsmann, Steven 143 Klancnik, Linda 128 Klein, John 60, 61, 90, 155, 176 Klepfer, Richard 90, 152 Klunder, David 90, 145 Knapp, Kathryn 25, 54, 63, 133 Knapp, Marjorie 67 Knapp, Nancy 139 Knight, Stanley 145 Knox, Marilyn 127 Knudsen, Martha 176 Knueven, Kay 65 Kobe, Kenneth 146 Kocher, William 110, 148 Koehler, Eric 157 Koehn, Charles 176 Koenig, Kathy 63 Koenig, Nathan 157 Koerpel, Craig 93, 145 Koll, Susan 136, 176 Kondracki, Stan 82, 110, 116 Konstanty, Helen 125 Kosman, Carolee 53 Krager, Carolyn 130, 176 Krauss, Thomas 152 Kredel, Donald 157, 176 Kreer, Daniel 82, 145 Krohn, Frank 54, 57, 104, 105 Kronsnoble, Lynn 72 Kubly, Beth 136 Kugler, Clarence 1 f f 1 Ai lUO, 101 Minn, ._-nriMuic 75 Kuhn, David 152 Kuhner, John 176 Kuhns, David 86, 152 Kuss, Carolyn 71, 128 Kuster, Daniel 155 Lacy, Maree Lee Laferriere, Dan Lake, Catherine Lake, James Lamb, Robert Lambert, Pam Lambert, Pat Landes, Margaret Landgraf, Doug Lanphar, William Lantz, Lynda Earned, Patrick Larsen, Lars Larsen, Peter Lattin, Leilani Lawton, Charles Lawton, James Lxahy, Robert Leask, Richard Leckie, Jeffrey Leekley, Lorna Lehman, Ann Leibruder, Maurice Leitert, Elaine Leonards, Ruth Leuba, Katharine Lewis, Allan Lewis, Ann Lewis, Mark Lewis, William Lidbetter, Ginger Lidster, Mary Limpus, Bonnie Lindstrom, John Linn, Barbara Littick, Geoffrey Loehr, Richard Logan, John Logerquist, James Lombard, David Long, Byron Long, Gretchen Longman, Alan I per, Charles Loppnow, Diane Love, Nancy Love, Peter Lowe, Gary Lowe, Jeffrey Lugger, Jerry Lynen, Richard Lynn, Anne Lyon, Martha McAllister, Erin McBride, Ann McBride, John McBumey, Richard McCann, Margaret McCarthy, John McChesney, Thomas McClanathan, Richard McCluan, Joseph McConachie, Nancy McConnell, John MacCracken, Joan McCrackin, Robert McCulloch, Thomas McCuskey, Margie McDaniels, David McElroy, Gretchen McGregor, Ruth Maclnnes, Anne Maclntyre, Donald McKinley, Madge McLaren, Patricia McLaury, Mary MacMorran, Hugh McRae, Barbara McWethy, Anne Mabrey, Pana Mabry, James Machlan, Richard Madden, William Maddux, Margaret Manbeck, Barbara Marshall, Douglas Marshall, Richard Marston, Sharon Martens, Dick Martin, Kitty Martin, Maria Martin, Ned Martin, Sally Martin, Thomas Masquelier, Meredith 177 177 177 73, 92, 93 157 61,62,77, 130 177 56 92, 93, 116 140 56, 67 143 140 86 133, 177 53, 159 82, 94,95, 159 148 140 177 53, 57, 130, 177 56, 139 148, 177 53,65, 130 56, 57, 177 64, 67, 139 106, 151 133 73, 89 79, 145 61, 139, 177 136 139 145 133 93 86, 107, 157 140 110, 151, 177 157 66, 67, 100 177 56 152 115, 135 136 93, 151 146 155 82, 107, 140 140 139 127 75 53, 54 57, 72, 107, 108, 109, 159, 178 93, 159 127 74, 86, 117 56 159 82, 159 64, 125, 178 82, 145 56, 122 151 86 139 107 133 53, 54, 63, 178 53 70, 93, 151 135, 178 133 53, 54, 136, 178 145 69, 70 60,61, 178 130 55, 151 140 73 63 55, 161 60, 178 86, 146 65, 128 64, 150 178 71, 127, 178 56, 82, 84, 159 53, 61, 127, 178 148 53, 54, 57, 178 Massey, Frank Matheny, David Matthews, Curtis Maxwell, Ken Maxwell, Robert Mayberry, Marcia Mayer, Henry Maynard, Bonnie Maynard, Brenda Measamer, Katherine Meek, Robert Melick, Cheryl Melior, Barbara Melville, Charles Menhenett, Joan Merritt, Karen Merry, Donald Merselis, Martha Merwin, David Metzger, Virginia Meyer, Jack Meyer, Richard Meyers, Dewey Milbourn, George Miller, Barbara Miller, Brent Miller, Marilyn Miller, Marilyn Miller, Stanley Miller, Tracy Mills, Kathy Mincheff, Robert Mitisek, Bonnie Moats, James Mohler, Barbara Montgomery, Jean Montgomery, Susan Moody, Margaret Moore, Hardy Moore, Stephen Moore, William ' Morgan, Byron Morgan, Carol Morgan, Edward Morgan, Robert Morgan, Stephen Morgan, Suzanne Morikawa, Dennis Morrill, Patricia Morris, Biddle Morrow, Arthur Morse, Randall Mortimer, James Morton, Katherine Morton, Tim Moser, Richard Mosier, Glenn Mosier, Marilyn Mott, Mary Mottier, George Mueller, Linda Mulligan, John Mulligan, Paul Murley, James Murray, Thomasin Muschna, David Myers, Kristin Nagy, Albert Naish, Marilynn Necarsulmer, Ted Nees, Virginia Neidhardt, Paul Nekut, Margaret Nelson, Steve Neubert, Alex Neufeld, Robert Newburg, Mary Newman, Holly Nichols, Constance Nickel, Claudia Nicola, Ben Niles, Harrison Nolte, John Norton, Roger Nowak, William Oblinger, Sally O ' Connell, Don O ' Connell, George O ' Donnell, Patsy Oelschlager, Corinne Ogsbury, James Oldham, Peter Olmsted, Marianne Olsen, Karen Orr, Susan Osborn, David 148 54 178 64, 72, 148 159, 179 122 79 133 127, 179 133, 179 159, 179 65 139 62,71,75, 143, 179 127 127 100, 152 63, 136, 179 57, 151, 179 73 64, 152 86, 140 148 74, 159, 179 179 159 73 136 145 136, 179 54, 67, 128, 161 146 135 64, 82, 100, 145 72, 136 62,73,179 125 133 151 155 79, 146 67, 106, 157, 179 135 73 148 148 122 110, 151 56, 61, 122 145, 179 54, 74, 82, 107, 108 159 67, 148 136 151, 179 64, 86, 87, 117, 152 151 139 65, 128 64 59,67 146 146 151 127 159 65 69, 107, 151 53,54, 57,61 152 127 66, 151 127 93 143 180 133 130 71, 136 128 67, 157 155, 180 69 180 143 136 64, 100, 145 67, 100, 145 139 139 110,180 110, 145 128 65, 128 56 82, 97, 145 190 Osmond, Jean 65,. 135 Robinson, Betty Owens, Joseph 157 Robinson, Frank Padelford, Peg 53, 57, 72, 75, Roebuck, Rebecca 122, 180 Rogers, James Page, Richard 146 Rogers, Tully Paine, John 97, 146 Roggow, Robert Painter, Lorri 122, 180 Rohner, Jean Paolini, Marge 180 Rosberg, John Parker, Richard 82, 148 Rosbrook, Barbara Parkhurst, John 148 Rosenquist, Nancy Parks, George 100, 146 Ross, Harold Patterson, Evan 107, 146 Rossiter, Alan Pearson, Jane 61, 73 Rothschild, Andrew Pease, Alan 14U Rouse, Ellen Pecker, Scott d9 Rowe, Paul Pedrick, Laura DJ, iZ Royce, Frederick Pellett, Jackson 66, 79, 143 Rubenkoenig, Sigrid Pellett, Ruth 1 j5 Ruddell, Steven Penhallegon, Bill 155 Ruger, Jane Penny, Ralph c c c A 1 r r 1 c 1 55, 94, 100, 151 Ruhe, Barbara Pepper, Janie CO r 1 1 en j8, Dl, loU Rumph, Lois Percy, Linda 1 Zo Runkle, Nancy Perrott, Mary Carol 67, 180 Rupp, Sharon Peterson, Susan 63, 69 Rutherford, James Peterson, Thomas 1 I c 145 St. John, Robert Petry, Steve 1 OA ISO Salay, Donna Pettegrevi ' , Jeff 14(J Sampson, Nancy Pettingill, Susan 68 Sams, Robert Phillips, Barb 180 Saunders, William Phillips, Greg 89, 107, 145 Sayre, Jeff Phillips, Hance 59, 180 Schad, Lawrence Pickering, Dan 143 Schadler, David Pike, William 146 Schafer, Kenneth Pillsbury, Elizabeth 65, 67, 128 Schaffer, David Pistor, Judy 62 Schaich, William Plate, Suzanne 56 Scheib, Tom Piatt, Barbara ii Schembs, Jacoba Poetter, Rodney oo 11A lylO 82, 110, 148 Schenck, Gretchen Pohl, Richard 157 Schildt, James Pole, Samuel r o AT lAO 1 AQ 92, 93, 103, 148 Schmidt, Robin Polistock, Demitri 1 CO 152 Schneckloth, John Poore, Gregory 73, 86 Schneider, Tom Pope, Henry 148 Scholl, Barbara Pope, Kent 148 Schomaker, Richard Popil, Mark 159 Schubert, Robert Porter, Gail 1 IQ 1 jy Schudy, George Pottinger, Paul CO z ' 7A 1 OA 58, 63, 67, 70, loO Schultz, Steve Powers, Ken 58, 64 Schwartz, Charles Pratt, John 100, 146 Schwarz, Kathy Pratt, Samuel 97, 99, 1 17, 155 Preis, Marilyn CT CO t i 100 1Q1 57, 59, DO, 1Z8, 181 Scully, Sally Price, Dennis 64, 82, 84, 148 Seaborg, William Price, Margaret 1 o o 1Z8 Seanor, John Proctor, Eugenia IZ Season, Edwin Puerner, Pam CI c z 53, 65 Seem, Jonathan Purdy, Stephen 58, 62, 72, 75, 143, 181 Segal, Richard Pusman, Jean 139 Seibert, Jean Quarles, Jim 140 Seifried, Wendy Rakowsky, Ronald 58, 78 Seik, Allayne Ramsey, Craig A 1 1 CQ Sells, Richard Randall, Betsy C O 1 o o 53, 128 Seitz, Diane Randall, Frank 1 CT 15 Selden, Joseph Rapp, Sandra Hi Senft, Suzanne Raub, David 143, 181 Sevin, Roberta Ray, Joan 133 Seymour, Donald Redmond, Joyce 181 Shattuck, William Reed, Kitty 181 Shaw, Nancy Reed, Mary c y TV ' I A 11 101 53, 60, 74, 136, 181 Shepard, Ann Reed, Michael 159, 181 Sherwood, Charles Reeder, Douglas 94, 152 Sherwood, Susan Reiber, Judy 63 Shevlo, Alan Reiff, Judy 56, 127 Shilcock, Janice Reinhard, Kathleen 66, 128 Shoop, Peter Reiser, Flora 65 Shoop, Richard Reisner, Barbara 61, 62, 75, 125, 181 Shuford, Ellen Remington, William 157, 181 Shultz, Robert Renke, Jane 53, 56, 61 Sickels, Peter Renz, William 157 Sillag, Laurel Repke, William 140, 181 Simms, Paul Reynolds, Jonathan 62, 63, 69, 137 Sinclair, Frank Reynolds, Ken 140 Sivertsen, Paul Rhodes, Ralph 86, 155 Skeggs, Laura Rice, Carol 128 Slossen, Peter Richards, Jean 1 O A 130 Smiles, Ken Richards, Jeff 143 Smiley, Ellen Richards, William 148 Smith, Barbara Rickmers, Laura 122 Smith, Brad Riddell, Todd A C 145 Smith, Carol Riddermg, May 1 jl) Smith, Dale Rieg, Richard 1 nn 1 o lUU, ijZ Smith, UaviQ 1? 1 p (Tpr T a rn pq 145 Smith Karen Risch, Alan 89, 107, 145 Smith, Kathryn Roberts, Ruth 127 Smith, Mary Jo Roberts, Sandy 151 Smith, Scott Roberts, William 54 , 57, 86, 181 Smith, Sharon P. Robeson, Laurie 65, 136 Smith, Stephen 53, 139, 181 Smith, Steven 86, 93, 157 146 Smith, Susan 128 133 Snare, Brenda 125 110, 159 Snodgrass, Susan 125 74, 155 Sohl, Margaret 70, 183 54, 67, 182 Spaeth, Trudi 130 57 Spang, John 183 152 Sparks, Florence 1 30 125 Sparks, Thomas 157 127 Spence, Jeffrey 79, 146 146 Spitzer, Sheryn 70, 71, 128 151 Spoke, Nancy 128. 183 1 CO 152 Spurlock, Harvey 82, 148 68, 127, 182 Staddon, Arthur 66, 148 157 Stalzer, Ted 72, 82, 148 157 Standen, Cheryl 135 182 Slander, Thomas 82, 159 159 Stapleford, John 86 135 Steck, Douglas 140, 183 57, 58, 72, 125 Steele, Ann 139 125 Steele, John 145 53, 56, 71 Stege, Thomas 54, 71, 82, 94, 60, 70, 182 95, 152 151 Stein, Kay 63, 69, 183 145 Stenback, John 159 54, 128 Stephens, William 64, 78, 86, 88, 65 100, 102, 152 152 Stephenson, George 82 73 Stevens, Dianne 133 182 Stevens, Edward 148 68, 152 Stevens, Patricia 54, 133 151 Stevenson, Michael 159 68, 148 Stevenson, Thomas 140 66, 67, 71 Stewart, Charles 82 56 Stewart, James 107, 159 68, 69, 151 Stewart, Thomas 90, 152, 183 136 Stickler, Donald 151, 183 77 Stocker, Christine 65, 136 157 Stocker, Peter 106, 145 53, 55, 65, 68, 136 Stocker, Robert 60, 69, 151, 183 74, 157, 182 Stockwell, Fred 73, 79 74, 159 Stoddard, Nathaniel 152 54, 62, 160 Stone, Paula 74, 130 145, 182 Stone, Robert 184 82, 116, 151 Stowe, Sanford 69, 140 82 Strickler, Pat Q A 1 84 93, 159 Strome, Katharine 53, 77, 135 61, 151 Struble, Robert 140 56, 59, 67, 69, Struck, Theodore 58, 184 70, 182 Struckmann, Suzanne 56, 128 72, 182 Sullivan, Terry 1 C A 159 146 Svenson, John ICO 1 5Z 159 Swanson, Elizabeth 184 94, 159 Swarner, Scott oo SZ 182 Swickard, Jeanne 1 c 135 86 Sydnor, Harold 79, 140 53, 54, 57, 130, 160 Taber, William 73 72 Tanseer, Scott 145 128 Tapp, John c A CT A 1 0 54, 5 , OU, 1 3Z 64, 82, 145 Tarzwell, Diane 1 i 74 Tatar, Maria 1 3 C 135 64, 86, 146 Tatem, Thomas cT A nn i A o 53, 64, 70, 148 57, 136 Tauber, Richard O 1 I c 6Z, 145 127 Taylor, James 1 84 94, 159 Thaxton, Daniel 1 A 0 148 55, 146 Theobald, John 1 c c 155 127 Thiele, Susan 130 136 Thoburn, Richard 94, 159 67, 157 Thomas, Lynn TOO IZZ 53 Thompkins, Stephen O T C 1 A C 6Z, 5, 14d 140 Thorn, Elise 136 61, 136 Thome, Deborah 1 oo IZZ 145 Tillson, Bradford D, 151 59, 100, 145 Tobias, Nan 1 3o 135, 182 Todd, Clifford Z ' A 1 C 1 1 O I 69, 151, 184 182 Toettcher, Clarice 130 82, 159 Tongberg, Richard 146 183 Tontz, Richard 55, 152 107, 155 Tower, Judy 1 oo IZo 54 Townsend, Marcia 53, 130 75, 148 Treat, Katharine 53, 56, 57, 164 127 Treharne, Judith 127 82, 145 Trevett, Gordon 90, 145 79, 143 Trexler, Mary 56 53, 58, 67, 133, 183 Truax, Martin 159 77, 135 Tucek, Susan 65, 7z, IZo 140 Tudor, Thomas C C 1 CO C C £. 1 1 O T 65, 6 , IZ Tunstall, Valerie 0 i , Do, vjy y 1 oH- 1 C A 1 o 2 15y, 183 Turner, Marilyn c-; lie 1 Q 1 1 1 uttie, uaniei 65, 67, 127 Ulmer, Holly 65, 68, 115, 128 56, 67, ' l35, 183 Underdown, William 90 130 Unverzagt, Anne 57, 125 82, 145, 183 Updegrave, Sandra 127 136, 183 Urban, Christine 125 67, 159 Vaia, Lula 75, 184 191 ■11 Vallely, Joseph 148 Weidenmiller, Joy 139 Wilson, Tony 53 Vandemark, Pamela 136 Weisenbach, Robert 157, 185 Winchell, Cheryl 59,63,66,67 Vergon, Charles 157 Weiss, Gay 73 Windhorst, Patricia 61 Vergon, Frederick 157 Wellman, Frank 63, 140, 185 Wintersteen, Sally 56, 68, 77 Vernon, Lynne 77 Wells, Richard 59, 185 Wirsig, Alan 143 Vilter, Jean 71, 184 Wells, Robert 56, 185 Witt, Richards 82, 85 Vincent, Jane 133 Weltmer, John 155 Witt, William 74, 82 Vodrey, Susan 57, 58, 67 , 135, 184 Weme, Joseph 157, 185 Witzler, Julius 103, 143, 186 Vogeler, Nancy 63 Westerman, Carol 53, 54, 57, 139 Wolfe, Bruce 146, 186 Vogt, Patricia 130 Westrate, Stephen 157, 185 Wood, Gayle 186 Voorhorst, Donna 136 Weyand, Arthur 61, 92, 93, 155 Wood, Mary Lewis 74, 128, 164 Wagner, Janet 67, 70 Wheeler, Charles 107, 143 Wood, Stephen 72, 143, 186 Waite, Parker 54, 55, 63, 64, 82, 146 Wheeler, Cynthia 65 Wood, Susan 74, 128 Wakefield, Read 140 Wheeler, Tim 151 Woodhouse, Robert 66, 79, 140 Walck, Connie 184 White, Anne 135, 185 Woodland, David 159 Waldner, Wendy 53, 67, 130 White, John 157 Woods, Antonia 65, 133 Waljee, Mansoor 59,66,67, 143, 184 White, Sanford 82, 85 Woodward, Kay 63 Walker, Jane 75 White, Willard 56,73,75 Worthington, Daniel 71, 73, 82 Walker, Robert 64, 82,90, 107, 116 Whitehead, Ann 139 Worthington, Don 107, 140 Wall, Virginia 122 Whitman, Jeffrey 110, 159 Wright, Douglas 73, 186 Walther, Frank 89, 107, 152 Whitney, Linda 53,57 Wright, Lee 56, 125 Wanless, Kirk 67, 105, 159 Whitney, Oatfield 79, 146 Wurtsbaugh, Anthony 79, 143 Ward, Thomas 73 Wickenden, Roger 151 Wyant, John 155 Wardwell, Melinda 74 Wilder, Hugh 92, 93, 145 Wyatt, Philip 157, 186 Ware, Jean 184 Wilhelm, Molly 60, 128 Wynn, William 82, 100 Warner, Jonathan 107, 109, 146 Wilkison, Jan 159 Yates, Catherine 127, 186 Warnock, Thomas 62, 185 Wilkison, Vogt 185 Yeoman, John 152 Warren, Nancy 62, 68 Williams, David 159 Yost, Patricia 125 Waterfield, Richard 148 Williams, John 103, 143 Young, Edwin 73, 89, 186 Watts, George 157 Williams, Julia 136 Young, Robert B. 64, 68, 100, 152, 186 Waugh, James 100, 185 WilUams, Rhys 72, 151 Young, Robert Q. 143 Wead, John 155 Williams, Richard 140, 186 Young, Robert T. 159, 186 Webb, David 148 Williams, Thomas 148 Zeller, Robert 64 Webb, Dolores 185 Williamson, Frederick 89 Ziebold, Helen 130 Weber, Bruce 145 Williamson, Susan 57, 67 Zimmer, Fredlyn 55, 136 Weber, Wendy 185 Wilson, Ben 79, 103, 143 Zimmerman, Diana 133 Weddell, Bruce 74 Wilson, Kirk 56, 73, 186 Zipf, Janis 130 192 ® This book printed by VELV ATONE, a special process of litho- graphic printing. 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