Drew University - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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ffff Firsf floor-Isl row: Al Merriam, Cliuck Carlson, Bob Meade, Rick Lilkenlwaus- 2nd I-ow. Dick Villamil, Bill Geer, l-larry Kriz, Craig Wilkinson: 3rd row: Bill Sleplienson Dave Klerii 4+l1 row: Jim Siewarl, Dick Bari, Bob Perry, Clwris Burdellp 5+l1 row: Granl I-lobson Dave Barion, Ari Jukes. Second Floor-Isl' row: Des Sealey, Marvin Rice, Gordon Friedman, Bob Kaye, Kuff l-lulwlanenq 2ncl row: Paul Vega, Siuarl Crank, Ted Manzo, George Enslee, Bill Pe+erson1 3rd row: Rodney Grunes, Paul Wood, Bill Benedicl, Jerry Williams, Wid Painieri 4+l1 row: Jack Turner, Pele Blaiclwer, Pele Aceves, Bob Carlin. Third Floor-lsi row: George Kullgren, Wayne Cliase, Dave McLauglilin, Don Scoii, Tim B cli Dwe Knllgren Ari Jukes Bob Smiili Daye Moicln Bob Siablerg 2nd row: Herman os , c , . . . Spicer, 3rd row: Ray Garcia, Dan McFadden, Dick Fredricks, Ron Rice, Wid Painferg 4+l1 row: Dave Brusco. Bill Long, Jerry Williams. Dave l'l6V1SGH-

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WJ' . HASELTQN E-EAU.. l-laselTon l-lall won TirsT prize in The annual mens house arTies. The Theme was This Trou ed Z ew? ' A bl P World, each seCTion OT The dormlTory porTrayinq a diTTerenT Cold War TronT. Cn The dornesTiC TronT, snowball TighTs were renewed illiciTly, To The con- sTernaTion oT The house direc:Tor, and The Tinancial loss oT The dormiTory. I lg , V? ,MV oz ,T f .3 1 f X 04 x, Q Q: ,, ,, su A? , , 'LQ ? Z '7 I-lansen demonsTraTes The arT of ealwn q spaqhehh. Counselor Bob H arrall nnTerrupTs a friend! IU senior secTion. Y ,'Tha+'S how we counsel wise-guy phoTographerS!.. T 6 Mr. Roberl' Van l-lorne, l-louse Direclor, of pinochle

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