Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)
- Class of 1970
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We spoke out for the better way - not in revolt- but as contributors to improvement. We were like children who wish on rainbows, like the artists who paint them, like scientists who explore them. We lived on one. Moreover, we took it apart and ex- amined it and found it was worth preserving. Without radical movement or destructive demonstration, we embarked on a new decade - an Age of Understanding. 2 Ml LESTONE T A 3 in ' 4 5 N J As . fs MILESTONE 3 We ushered in the Age of Aquarius with more than a headlong rush into the 1970's. Any understanding that we gave, or received, was not based only on the moment. We were in a learned place, with the knowledge and tradi- tions ofthe ages from which to draw. We se- lected those things which were lasting, not because they have existed, but because they held a meaningful purpose for the future. 4 MI LESTONE -rw--sn.-gg -' .-.'.4. f,'.4 U ,up , Q. X. v 8 Q zaygaig. 1 1-.1 1 A x . wg s 1 n D 1 .' 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' ' X Qi .. .uh And, our growth was dependent on our spirit, for any civilization, at its best, is nothing more than a storehouse of manikins if it lacks or subdues spirit. For spirit is that which feeds the soul, enabling the individual to function and mature. 2 i MILESTONE 9 Wm ww -1 W , I' ' if Z ? W I W N ' E Wk. x 4 x We displayed and developed our under- standing in myriad ways. Eastern was a society in microcosm in which we matured as social beings. Those same escapes from harsher reali- ties that university life provided made us forge deeper understandings with others. qv. T., M it li ii . 'i ik A WL ,W ' M A-tii1lj,i f'4.fV ' i i .. ...gd iw fi dd '.6, fh- J l :A x ww' Q W X K, M , Q W 2 . Pl ' X 1 I Wh' ' F .j ' 1 F E :Rf , L t ' A -' , ' 'Ted . -,., . f-, ni owl-ef , ' 1 1:L4.' ' Eiigiiii? if ,, ,fi 1515, ,ss- V 5. i'-4 :' J V 'rf ra' - .. 3 ., -1 . ,MQW -1 '-1. ., ' '. V. , M 'gf' , . -44 f., F v X ' Q13 W X E 1 . Q 'M A k X ww ww ,5g'f'f ' V, U , , 4 rj, 51:4 v , nfl- . 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MILESTONE 13 We pursued our education beyond the classroom in those activities defined as cul- ture. Those concentrated doses of society that temper our incivility demanded not al- ways our appreciation, but rather an under- standing of our relationship within the cul- tural whole. 14 MILESTONE who Yu, Y aQr 'u. M... , R I , hav, -k -9 .4471-L. , Inf: J a -I MN ,. 1 Q, .. - aglkm 'mg M .wefs V -L -r-5, . J,?gfWpQf.- UM W 5 ,,f' -' SJ .Q-r 'lv Q I .Tit . ' ? -if-W -a gg: P'l35- if , 'Lgvr Q' ,I I - 1, 4 ' ' B 4. A W V P- , 'ff. ', V' 'pk d-- .- w W A 4 7 1 -1' ,' 'n.f'? An. 'Aww' M1 ' X ' 5 P' 'V' W4 1 iw ' 4' ur-W 9.1.0 fl' - vf- rWh' ' ' -ff--A 'nn .'-'ku-f ' ' aff r'- - , i ' 4 ' ' - I ' ' I, . ' ' i iv 'Ma 5551 13'4' sf' f' 1 ' A'-'S' any ' ' M . . ' -.-, II ' v - y 1 ' ' I n ' -I O V JA. be I 4 ' 'II id ,I . ' I . 'D 'I 1 ' at V W 'YI 5. ty' D A ' N5 Wm. ' V I' ' a s ia 'pi 9 'A .WI It gpm I Q. I I w 4 , H :I , , Q J I 1' I Ik- .I II .I Q ,I .4 . f I-I .I I I I I, I J S :' Q.. 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M A wi A Y, t 1 IETMW1 W,1tmuN1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. iw' Q1 W ' mf 111 u11.11,1wvWM. M 11? - M A ,.v.--11. .W 1- . I , .1 fj :'f ' . 1. Y f 1 : - f 1 V, . 1- Ab xi. Y Y. -2,15 - X-H..-, ., - ' f -9- , H ' f ,. rw -wp. , ff- ' -, - Y Q , M- 1 V -fry . ' 1 mg-16' , , -'--. 1- - A 1111111111 I , 1 37' W2 . The freshmen were The firsr To come and, along with Their worldly possessions, They brought life to The campus. They weren'T The sole occupants long, however, as upperclassmen soon followed, bringing wifh Them The hilariiy of Rat Court. EJf?'E:-1'1f7','f T ' N 1 I, -- - . . ' sy.: , ,...,. , ,.., V rc V . . . Y- Q- ' . 3 , 26 STUDENT LIFE , , 2. 'f ' 'K . , y, Tw, 1514! ,K K+ M -Vffw W A 'AM' 2 rw, 54. 'il' .Plz- 0:2 A 3'--Q51 'F - V I , .1' , -Q '-area Yu , ,3 .4,. 1 MWEIQ ,-gym: if X 'ff'4'vv. S 2, 2,3 :f, wf ar gmgfff? Xe,q y7'a . www- wg,-gfxgggw , ,?'5f.'W'1Y' ' wwQ'z 27?- , , . ' 4 3 f e 'WHL ' f Y. . I Q B! 2 H f ,, ,Skid , Vjligwy: yr 'f .wg -. uf Www ' iff' ww v ,HI , H , X , ' ifkw is gs-14 QM KY? 'M '31, 'WF' H ,nmgi I 'wiki x ' M ' 'B X3-X Wi MQ? f' sv P' Z if-I While much of Orientation Week was crammed with standardized tests, academic advising and the completion of trial schedule cards, not all the activities were serious. The big IFC parking lot dance, the beanie booth and the lip-biting excitement of the powder puff football game were all important parts of that first week. 28 STUDENT LIFE it il .t'i,.,. 1:53. ll 41 L, iu ll le 'di 4 5 P !--- ig ill mir - vm., fflfft .A V T5-75 .4 Q:-V . ns-.. ,. e :xl 1,-+ -mi-L.. .-,- 1-ff: 'Q' ,ll.' ' it lffl N w ,Q . X yA '?'. Q' ff fa , X -?:..v, ,Mm - ff my Y V - ,gl X WHY W, A ,., uf - ' 5 V W J ' mf x 5! W W J ww! 5 79 .W V , fl ,X ' a M' STUDENT LIFE 29 30 STUDENT LIFE Oriented to the campus, and starting to feel very collegiate, we came face-to- face with the stark realities of registration. After spending interminable hours filling out IBM cards, standing in lines, and com- pleting that perfect schedule with all classes one pattern and none before IO a.m., the words Class Closed from the mouth of a registration worker burst our bubble. Retaliation was our first thought, we considered folding, spindling and mutila- tingg but instead grabbed a seat on the floor and attempted to regroup. What seemed like days later, the adviser finally signed his initials and registration was complete. Classes would soon begin. We would finally be college students. STUDENT LIFE 31 32 STUDENT LIFE C 5A9J.E.RUA1 K1Y Buying a few books will be no problem, we thought, emboldened from having sur- vived registration. It was sobering to dis- cover that 10,000 others had picked the same time to beat the crowd. Contributing to the confusion was the fact that we didn't know where to look for needed books. And in the end, the tape outlasted the supply of the economi- cal, used books, and we left firmly con- vinced that we were the only ones on campus who bought all new books. lt'll never happen again, we vowed. 0-'22 -41- Having earned a break, we entered The grill, and discovered a place That was a way of life in ifself. We were in imme- diafe danger of becoming candidates for The popular four-year degree in grillology. STUDENT LIFE 35 36 STUDENT LIFE After the initial pangs of the school year were over, the routine could finally begin. We set about getting to know our roommates and learning to live with others. We found out that this can often be as difficult as classes. Dorm life made Eastern a learning experience 24 hours a day, adding knowledge about rela- tions with others and how to sleep amid chaos, to what was discovered in the classroom. X ll, l-1 X -Sx fs I. 44 J? 'Ni- Wi. QI' , 1' -' I -' ' ' fd . '!,Lf7L 'M , wr? ,fn X ,-., , .,... 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YJ!! ,,,,, . . .- I. v ,iw A , I! 1-. W' ' 'lwli , 'X . -. ,J-?'.., ,. . 'N 1..,L STUDENT LIFE 39 Before long, getting the facts became important, and we luckily discovered that someone had already done a lot of the work for us, cataloged it, filed -it, and put it away on the shelf. It was up to us, how- ever, to dig it out, interpret it and apply it to our needs. 40 STUDENT LIFE F'-neg., STUDENET LIFE 41 Direct application of what we had learned, more easily done in some classes than others, reinforced our newly acquired knowledge. Putting skills and ideas to the test became an integral part of our edu- cational experience. 42 STUDENT LIFE rl .qw We became more involved than ever before. We had a responsibility to help guarantee sought-after understanding be- tween student, faculty, and administrator. As students in a contemporary environ- ment, we were given the opportunity to help determine the direction of our emer- gent university. 44 STUDENT LIFE' .pf 4 A 1 2, . - N' J, '11 Ffh. ,-KN .igf53'a-'gat 51- ff .x A u-,ibm -:iff .' wg - at ft' fia t ' M ',' ' 01 E s 'Q 1 ,f rf Q K QQ - v . A ' f 1 . 'J 3 3 . A' lub!!! is-'I X4 an 1 1 1 K . .mug-,. '-ZXN ' Lx xl '- 1 X il H0 X NA NN N VA fllf Is? xx , LK XX Hy A b Mk XX . JMX ,iam As university students, we found avenues of involvement and exper- ience widening . . .perhaps to the Uni- versity Theatre where student actors expressed themselves in Romeo and Juliet, Christ and the Concert, After the Fall and Rhinoceros. 46 STUDENT LIFE 1 48 STUDENT LIFE During the fall most of us were in- volved, either as participants, supporters, or observers, in one of three responses to the war in Vietnam: October 15, the national Vietnam War Moratorium, reflected at Eastern by the reading of the names of war dead and an afternoon amphitheatre program on U.S. war involvement. November ii, a crowd including East- ern faculty, students, and ROTC cadets, gathered in front of the Madison County Court House to honor U.S. war dead on Veteran's Day. On ROTC Day, a cold, wintry November Saturday, the University's 2,500-man ROTC brigade stood with heads bowed during a prayer for peace. T ri 'ds l 'Q WW l HT ,5 f STUDENT LIFE 49 The need to belong and be committed to something led us to the athletic con- tests, where we ioined with fellow stu- dents to create the crowd, a vociferous, spontaneous entity which depended on the enthusiasm of its individual members. 50 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 51 Colors and Sounds Erupt on Band Day Band Day brought its annual explosion of color and sound to the campus in the guise of more than 5,000 high school musicians, their glitter, prancing and rhythm a pleasure to the eyes and ears. A morning parade of fluttering flags, bobbing plumes and march tunes provided, as always, inadequate preparation for the goosepimples that came when Kentucky's finest high school musicians ioined the Marching Maroons for another awe-inspir- ing halftime show. STUDENT LIFEXBAND DAY rw. - Cl' ax, 5 X ,. S. I1 K ,id X HOMECOMINGIBAND DAY 53 Homecoming '6 Was a 'Fantasia The Nights Before . . Chicken-wire, napkins and papier-mache met with stu dent ingenuity in a tobacco warehouse as the floats too shape in the nights before the big day. Cheerleader whipped up excitement at the traditional pep rally, while enthusiasm that blazed as brightly as the bonfire was released, in part, to the music of the Exiles. 54 STUDENT LIFEXHOMECOMING X 0' ,lg 'Uh ..L1.: fx U' 2.-B v 1 9 I' km gow' STUDENT LIFEXHOMECOMING 55 56 STUDENT LIFEXHOMECOMING . The Parade . . 'FanTasia' was The Theme and MoTher Goose could well have been The Grand Marshall. Mick-ey Mouse was There. So were clowns, children, and a buggy Western. And, we were reminded ThaT The man in The moon was no longer fanTasy. T P ,.-Lf-3:11 I N! - 3.1:231-F54 13' -3..4..n ' 'MM' W5 STUDENT LIFEIHOMECOMING 57 . . The Gam Eastern and Western met nose-to-nose in the annual battle of Ohio Valley Conference giants. Debbie Cox, a freshman lovely, reigned as Homecoming Queen as a Miss Kentucky looked on. And, while a sea of umbrellas protected fans from the rain, nothing could shed the gloom ofa one-point defeat. 58 STUDENT LIFEXHOMECOMING ui STUDENT LIFEXHOMECOMING 59 N YM , +L JI' I, ,.3 . ,,,,, Y. 'J' my L M Q WMA A - if M Xb M 3 6 Y '41 41- I The Christmas season at Eastern was a time of beauty and ceremony. We ioineol our fel- low students in the Yuletide spirit through the Hanging of the Greens in the Student Union, the presentation of HandeI's majestic Mes- siah, and the Christmas concert of Eastern's Dance Theatre. i i STUDENT LIFE 61 -L..---- ' 1-cf A bitter winter confronted us with paradoxical situations. Snow-covered tennis courts permitted young love to be proclaimed to all and snowball tights, snowmen and sledding domi- nated campus activity. But, when sub- zero weather and a power failure combined to stop heat in the dormi- tories and we became tired ot trudg- ing to class through those record snow falls, We were ready for spring. 62 STUDENT LIFE r7-Q P Yx -'h L. 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Egg Throws, slave auc- tions, and shoe shines popped up along every campus sidewalk, but most memorable were The mud a-nd antics of The Della Upsilon Bike Race and Kappa Alpha's Old Soufh Week Girls Olympics. -A STUDENT LIFE 71 72 STUDENT LIFE Organized acTiviTies didn'T have sole reign, however, as The campus populafion spenT less Time in The dormiTories. IT became common To see flying kiTes, waTermelon feasTs, and even a good-naTured sword fighT. And, wiTh The dependability of CapisTrano's swallows, The cou- ples found Their way back To The ravine. .v ,Q- , , i'6'.,.,, Y N ' U , ,gk T. ,, . .J 1 ,, 'Q 'f'l Ni- -'S x if , gg, ggi? nfl lx AC ' . W .. . 1 T ,L gi .,, 11, . rx- -Q. ii'-01 Il -ngili ill ,nunzs A DANIEL BOONE STUDENT LIFE 73 Then, as abrupTly as iT had begun, it was over. With mixed emorions, we came To Thai cere- mony Thaf marks borh an end and a beginning. This was what we had come here for, buf we were leaving behind a part of our lives That we cherished. We would always have The memory. 74 STUDENT LIFE J' J45 .. ff Sr .L.,.nfr fem . ,,, , , .,1, 1 -. :.:'..lv1'- ', f 3, .' v-51 ,-fa-.,,.,, , Af I f ,H -,wi . ,e .- . bf, H . 3, . ifhfire 1-ifff ,J -, 5 T: 321631,-,f lfif' - '. L -'ff - 5+-Q.....-.. 15:1 STUDENT LIFE 75 It had been an interesting year, one in which we were part of something big. Compressed along with nearly 10,000 others onto a campus that had grown to accept us, we felt our -identity threatened. 76 STUDENT LIFE -,. ,'l ,. '- A Q-14'-+1-Q,.,, 1 -1- 'L .,,,,,- A f ,U ,. ,I N- K STUDENT LIFE 77 .., . - Y 78 STUDENT LIFE AT Times feeling regimenTed, only a number, we had The irrepressible urge To suiTcase and gef away for a while. BUT, if iT were a successful year, we saw beneaTh The superficialiTy of size and num- bers To The real EasTern, Taking away an undersTanding of ourselves and of oThers ThaT could noT have been gained in any oTher way. pr-:-. STUDENT LIFE 79 I .Y-Fd.!,,., n 1 1 ' n N L ,. - - .ivfiny M I -,.h'-03: WJ' S 0-in fan- rr-.H.u.--ff-f 1,-U - -,..,,,,- .,-1 -f - -1'0 o -4 4J ' '1w.. -.,, In ,..,.m gL.,,,gnz rg-'l V .,f'.1., i . ',., I 4 ' . .fy -r ' -- V, , .nu Y . .J ' ',r's'.1 f,,,,,, ' 'M A SPECIAL REPORT They have been called soaring, sizzling and scintillating. To say that they came to Eastern with a bang would be both understate- ment and oversimplification. They vvere the most significant years in the University's development. They could be likened to a period of adolescence in which Eastern moved rapidly toward maturity. They were the f 1 82 THE l960'SfA SPECIAL REPORT S' Ulf' 4' - xv., ,mmf . 1.4 i Top left: Dr. Martin is sworn in as Eastern's Sixth President by B. Bird, Chief Justice, Kentucky Court of Appeals. Top right: the end of a 19-year administration, outgoing president Dr. W. F. O'Donnell and Dr. Martin meet on the Administration Building steps. Above: Three Eastern presidents, Dr. O'Donnell, Dr. H. L. Donovan, and Dr. Martin set the stage for ti '60's building boom by breaking ground 'For the Donovan Building with a bulldozer. An Eastern Transformation Begins With New Decade Besides signaling the beginning of a new decade, one of those ten-year elements with which historians like to work, 1960 witnessed the start of developments that would dramatically change the face of Eastern. Before the decade was out, Eastern would undergo a 300 per cent growth in enrollment, increase the dollar value of the physical plant seven times, nearly quad- ruple its faculty, add literally scores of new academic programs, and get a new name. President Robert R. Martin, who took office July 1, 1960, set the tone for the 60's at Eastern with his inaugural address, delivered November 17. With remarkable accuracy, Dr. Martin's Vision of Greatness predicted the developments the 60's would bring to Eastern, although his estimates on growth would prove to be conservative. The first full academic year of the decade, 1960-61, ended on as high a pitch as it began. Then Vice-President Lyndon B. John- son was the speaker at the Spring Com- mencement and received the first honorary doctorate in Eastern history. He added his own touch to the Eastern building program by breaking ground for Alumni Coliseum. The Summer Commencement speaker provided no anticlimax. Carlos Romulo, leader of the Philippine Republic, delivered one of the most inspiring addresses ever heard here. The soaring, sizzling, scintillating Sixties had begun. Eastern would never again be the same. THE 196O'S!A SPECIAL REPORT 83 Campus Undergoes Overall Transition Transition was the theme of the 1962 Milestone, and it pointed to the construction of Alumni Coliseum, Brockton, and Martin Hall as concrete evidences of a great college on the move. The Donovan Building was also nearly completed, as Eastern moved well into a building program that was to exceed S70 million before 1970. Transition was felt in every aspect of Eastern life in 61-62, and athletics were no exception. Paul McBrayer, who had coached Eastern basketball for 16 years and guided the Maroons to five OVC titles, resigned. His suc- cessor, Jim Baechtold, was one of his former All-American players. An un- pleasant development in Eastern bas- ketball came when a last-second Mur- ray shot broke a 38-game home court winning streak in old Weaver Gym. No Eastern student then enrolled had seen the Maroons lose at home. Beauty is Truth, Truth Beauty . . . quoted the 1963 Milestone from Keats, and the yearbook sought to display the majesty of the growing campus and its surroundings. Progress at Eastern Day, said th-e Milestone, was an official salute to ever-advancing Eastern. Governor Bert Combs and other notables spoke and ground was broken for Todd and Dupree halls, proudly announced as the state's tallest dorms. Ground was also broken for a million dollar addi- tion to the library and the Combs Building. It ended up costing three million dollars, as these plans were scrapped in favor of complete recon- struction. That winter, Weaver Gym saw its last use as a basketball arena. Eastern basketball teams won 225 and lost 51 there in 31 years. 84 THE 1960'SfA SPECIAL REPORT -62 Top: One year in eleven is enough to be without the familiar rifle, said the Milestone as Dr. Martin accepted the Old Hawg Rifle from Dr. Adron Doran after a football win over Morehead. The tradition has since been discontinued. 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And, Glenn Presnell resigned his posiTion as head fooTball coach To become aThleTic direcTor. His Teams had won Two OVC TiTles, an accomplishmenT no oTher KenTucky school had done before ThaT Time. His suc- cessor, Roy Kidd, would make The Colonels a dominanT force in The league. '1libaa.-,-,.'A...- - Aw- ' i --- fr' 4 T 5 . . 1' '3- X 1 MilesTone ediTor Jay RoberTs proclaimed in The opening secTion of The 1964-65 year- book: We are here Tor one purpose, we are sTudenTs. Behind our Talk of beauTy and greaTness, underlying all of our visions of EasTern, is The realizaTion ThaT we musT educaTe ourselves To a higher degree Than our TaThe-rs would have dreamed possible. We need This educaTion because There are quesTions which musT, aT lasT be answered, and sTill oThers which we musT dare ask. And, beneaTh The sheen of an OVC bas- keTball championship, The naming of an EasTern coed as Miss Cheerleader U.S.A. and The compleTion of The Combs Building, EasTern began an academic and adminisTra- Tive reorganizaTion and sTreamlining ThaT would lay The groundwork for The mosT dramaTic developmenT of The decade. .-4 .7 -fs - 1' ...-4 Just as Weaver Gym was opened and closed against Louisville, so was Alumni Coliseum as EasTern scored a 78-65 victory over The Cardinals. 4 4-4 1 ,- -:ei figiiif- N A ,. vu T if Y .4 5 1 xeeiuiiieiiqieitr-1 -2 .-Q7 ll- 1 'I Top left: Miss Dianne Hendricks reigned as Miss Cheerleader USA, and she had a lot to cheer about. Above: The Maroons were the OVC champs with a 13-1 league record, but were destroyed frop righfj by DePaul, 99-52, in the NCAA Tournament. fhllfli f, . M 5 THE 196O'SfA SPECIAL REPORT 87 University Status Punctuates Developmen Growth was the theme of the 1965- 66 Milestone, which featured a special re- port on the event that culminated all prior growth at Eastern-the granting of Univer- sity status by the Kentucky Legislature. In January, 1966, the Governor's Com- mission on Higher Education had recom- mended that Eastern and the other large state colleges be renamed state universities. Eastern students, faculty, and alumni lent their support to the proposal, and House Bill 238 to rename Eastern, Western, Mur- ray and Morehead swept through the House 83-O and the Senate 29-6. Governor Edward T. Breathitt signed the bill into law February 27, 1966, less than 24 hours after it had been passed by the Senate. President Martin, a moving force behind the legislation, called the measure the most significant event in the history of education in Kentucky. University status became effective for Eastern July 1, 1966, bringing about the renaming of Eastern's schools to Colleges, and paving the way for some of the most significant advances in the school's history. Since the granting of university status, East- ern's growth has become more pronounced in terms of quality-programs and faculty -than ever before. The name change wasn't the only de- velopment during the '65-'66 year. Students struggled with a library that was scattered over the campus while the John Grant Crabbe Library was being reconstructed. Eastern marked its 60th birthday in March' of 1966. 88 THE 196O'SfA SPECIAL REPORT 'I A big day came for Eastern when, President Martin watched Edward T. Breathitt sign the Bill redesignating E f February 27, 1966. KENTUCKY EFFECTIVE JULY 1 til Progress headlines, a changed sign and an Effective July 1 footnote all evidenced a malor development In Eastern's history. THE 1960'SfA SPECIAL REPORT 89 Library Rebuilding Strengthens 'Academic Pulse' SporTing The second special reporT in as many years, The 1967 Milesfone reporTed The compleTion and dedicaTion of The John GranT Crabbe Library, which had been quadrupled in size To a 500,000- volume capacify. The Milesfone called The rebuilT library The academic pulse of The UniversiTy. EasTern Goes Greek, screamed The headline as The coming of Greek life To The campus was reporTed. Four sororiTies and seven TraTerniTies be- gan The Greek communi1y aT EasTern, marking a signiTicanT sTep in The social developmenT of The UniversiTy. The T968 Milesfone ediforially blurTed, Collec- Tively we were The sTudenT body of EasTern Ken- Tucky UniversiTy-noT a very rebellious mass, buT 1 ' one engulfed in TradiTional riTuals sadly Tinged wiTh apaThy. We were a socieTy of conTormisTs and a Tew dissenTers meshed TogeTher, we were like a gianT paTchwork quilT being pulled in one direcTion, Then anoTher, Trying To discover a way. We were convincing ourselves, and oThers, ThaT we were where we belonged and ThaT we belonged where we were. The ecliTors asked Why, and sTudenT awareness began To come of age aT EasT- ern. Ground was broken Tor a new physical-educa- Tion-aThleTic sTadium TaciliTy, while in old, Hanger STadium, The TooTball Colonels swepT To The Ohio Valley Conference crown, going on To win The NCAA MideasT TiTle in The GranTland Rice Bowl. 90 THE 1960 SKA SPECIAL REPORT The John Grant Crabbe Library, here under reconstruct was rededicated with a capacity of 500,000 volumes. P X! ml' W is T ,nf , , B gr? , of -11 x 'flu ' il 4 1 f'-g1.:, The frolicking coed fleffj symbolized Eastern's dynamism in the Milestone while Roy Kidd's football Colonels were dynamic in their own right, winning ovc and Grantland Rice Bowl crowns. THE l96O'SfA SPECIAL REPORT 91 'il ight.. tl gliiii -af' 6 mmiffg It F, l, ,il Tifffifif , 1 sp gb g g R Dis lm Lil! 'T if me U7 l je Student Relationships Given Thorough Study 92 THE 'l960'SfA SPECIAL REPORT The Spirit of Youth, both that of stu- dent and institution, was extolled by the T969 Milestone. This very spirit is Eastern's mantle, said the Milestone as it began to report the spirit of a University and a year that was, indeed, a year of the student. Student relationships in the Univ-ersity com- munity and academic rights and responsi- bilities were under study, and meaningful documents-the Powell and Stovall reports -were approved before the year was out. Plans were completed and work was be- gun on a new University Center, which will become the center of campus social life. The Century Fund passed a S200,000 goal in its drive for funds for the Chapel of Meditation, and work began on a new class- room building. While the EKU football squad took a second straight OVC title in Hanger Sta- dium, the new stadium went up . . . ever so slowly. President Martin's portrait epitomized East- ern's Spirit of Youth in the '69 Milestone, as Eastern turned even more attention to student relationships - j Understanding Emerges S Aquarius Dawns The T969-70 Milestone has devoted its pages To The reporting of The dawning of The Age of Aquarius at Eastern. The age of understanding was evidenced, in part, This year by The assumption of meaningful roles in The affairs of EKU by members of The student body. IT was also a year of a record enrollment, a record homecoming and a record winter cold. And meanwhile, the stadium construction continued . . . ever so slowly. 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X f it if K, f And one of the prettiest smiles in the nation belongs to Debbie Cox, , If-w-+V , , ,N fl' 1 l 'Uh school student from Louisville Kentucky and the winner of our 1968 Most Refreshing Smile contest. Her big prize was an exciting trip to San Francisco. A That-and the great taste of Coke-would put at beautiful smile on anyone's face. If you'd like to be our Miss Most Refreshing Smile this year, look for information at your local participating department store. U 'P - I CF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY. YM WM up - ww Naa'ffwf'BHWx UvXw M , , W M NM if SM N M VW' NW NNW w,M,.wW,wwMw9? X V K 9 My ' ' M M B55 M W W-. ,. V 'Q' is Q ,X N -vw my X1 W N- W 5 1 - v f W ' M Mum H YN W W, ff ' , w M - ' ww M W My E WW, W W N Ci M 1 vig V M Q ' M W, w W M , N' nw Sf W' N , 'M M HMV n L WW fat If Mgik wp Els. 5 Q WM ,,,, LN M 'W' A W,HrV?W .Q- w 4 K 0 X V 29 V ,M '. . in ? 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' Miss Photogenlc Beverly Ard If a picture is worth 10,000 words, here's at least 40,000 beautiful ones. The most photogenic of the Eastern coeds clicked by the MILE- STONE cameras this year, in the opinion of those who did the clicking, is Miss Bev- erly Donna Ard. Although the photogra- phers admit a degree of dif- ficulty in making the selec- tion, readers who view this page will have no difficulty in enioying these delights. lncidentally, Bev's a sopho- more business maior from Ferguson and she lives at Walters Hall. BEAUTYIMISS PHOTOGEN IC 109 I I 1 3 ' 9 If ff. x i L. -m-Y- 'H'-344 N I ff u ' Qian- ,' wif X- u M -M 1 N. I N 14 v' hx 'wi --v ,,.. X A ,M- M f it I. M LW.-t 'ff 3.75- WVL ' , L M. Ji x ' I f 4 . . 1 1 'W 1 K -1. Q,'. -'rv 4' FUQ, ': 74' g: f,.fE'L 3- sv- -rv, 1. IT M: , - - .. ,If-f uw., X i .f,1 :?z':. X n. -in gif-,:.-3 J, M 'J ' 1 -pw. .N A w 'uf-ww . vw ff Y- x 4 x X s 7- 'D' , QA W 1 ,f A yay v 'Q X Q - L, 'W Y U 'I' - .U - ' 4 1 if f - Y -. ' ' - A 5. W. .1,.. . :Lx 1 f J w W Q ,f K . ' ,k U in Nkgsig 1, I Wgifffli Q- Y A Q 1. V1 I -..., K X ,wt J X ' '- ' - .-. , my ' Un an u N .ai M7151 L. no 'I ,, NNIXFIX A ' 4 0 .fl E 'MT -M' 'N W. fr M2 wUEAlU?W'!CiXMPU5 QBIEAUTMES L 11 2, H v v . nk, . , R A, -,Lit , COME-EN LIESK : I 113 .un Ji Vw ' 1 ?f i :E as E n 1 xii X ' ' 0 - 42 at 2. E5 iii xy' 'A W ' '-L., 'N f' Q Ax 5 ir 'H+' - E 7. 4 114 BEAUTYXCAMPUS BEAUTIES MARTY PAYTON SANDRA WALTER A f' , 'Q ,- Hs ' ' W. Q 'W 1 1 lpn J 5- M R A 3 .I ,, .F- . wg, in '- 'H' K L 1 g w W O O I -s I W x M 1, M W I 7 Jw ,1 ww I , W vm I W . rN w. flu! uw W U W I m W V 1 V w W cJ ' a NW5 + W ry v My f I f af' fuf W 4 M. Ml ' w , N f I I VJ W M ' + w w w'WH W v w J v ffMWyMf! WU W! J ix Nw 1 A XA A ,Q ' H N Mwvu ll I g W NN Q M .Mil 5, W WI W ' ' W! MU I, TUV Wm l15 M JM: g 969' 3 , ayv , RQRBENXQS x 0.0 1 Ss 41 X f s ' , I Q I 1 YD l 1 vUt I . b T Nunn Administration Boosts Education Governor Louie B. Nunn passed the mid- point of his administration this year, com- pleting his second year in the Kentucky statehouse with a record of continued serv- ice to education. A native of Glasgow, Governor Nunn has been an advocate of educational ad- vances at all levels in the Commonwealth, budgeting nearly 70 per cent of state ex- penditures for Kentucky's schools. A frequent visitor to the Eastern campus, Governor Nunn received the honorary Doc- tor of Laws Degree from Eastern in 1968, when he announced that his administration would put a premium on education. He has served as Kentucky chairman in campaigns of President Richard M. Nixon, the late President Eisenhower and Senators John Sherman Cooper and Thruston B. Morton. Chairman of the board of elders and deacons of the First Christian Church of Glasgow, he is a leader in many civic and professional organizations. 4 I X TWH 1 f,..,--l- 'I A G 2 Below Left: Governor Nunn and President Martin discuss an educational topic during a lull Eastern-Western basketball action. Below: Sporting a Maroon E iacket and waving a red towel, Governor Nunn does a little bipartisan whooping it up. l'l8 ACADEM-lCSXADMINISTRATION is STERN'S BOARD OF REGENTS: SEATED: William L Wallace, Ralph W. Whalin, faculty representative, Fred Bishop, Wilson bert B. Begley, Sidney W. Clay, Wendell P. Butler, Superinten- Palmer. STANDING: J. C. Powell, Board Secretary and President nt of Public instruction, Robert Warfield, student representative, R. R. Martin. oard of Regents Approves Major Policies L, Parade. members and President Martin take time out from a board meeting to enioy the Home- Eastern's official governing body, the Board of Regents, played an integral role in many key developments which resulted in improved student-faculty-administration relationships during the 1969-70 year. The enactment of several important meas- ures by the Board had a direct effect on student life at the University. Among the important actions were the approval of the Powell Report on Student Relationships, the Stovall Report on Academic Rights and Responsibilities, the revised requirement for enrollment in military science, and a pass- fail grading system. The Board also continued Eastern's ex- pansion and development of academic pro- grams through the reorganization of the College of Education and the approval of new courses of instruction. During the year, the Regents okayed one new two-year As- sociate of Arts curriculum, six four-year un- dergraduate offerings and, at the graduate level, lO master's level and three specialist degree programs. Eastern's Board of Regents is composed of men who have distinguished themselves in private life, appointed to four-year terms by the Governor. Also on the Board are student and faculty representatives, who are selected by their peers. ACADEMICSXADMINISTRATION The President Dr. Robert R. Martin l resident Martin Ends a Decade of Achievement A decade of service as Eastern's sixth president ended is year for Dr. Robert R. Martin. Marked by a con- nuance of the samilirapid development that keynoted e first nine, this fe-nth year witnessed perhaps the ost significant advances of all. In an attempt to make 1969-70, indeed, the year the student, President Martin's administration sub- cted all phases of the University to soul-searching self aminations in the pursuit of improvement. The most tive and deep-rooted upgrading came in the area of udent rights and responsibilities where the President ave the implementation of two student-oriented re- orts the year's No. i priority. First to admit that one of Eastern's most serious ortcomings of the last ten years was in student-faculty- ministrative relationships, Dr. Martin points to the ncentrated efforts this year and the construction of the w University Center as evidences of a serious drive ward improvement. The lag in student services was eated by an enrollment increase of more than 300 r cent this decade. The quantitative aspects of Eastern's growth con- ued unabated. Enrollment, building, numbers of ademic programs, and all those other areas that can dramatically shown maintained their upward climb. Quality was evidenced in the nature of Eastern's wess. New academic programs and services le process of considering alternatives, weighing their merits and making a ecision is a common action for Dr. Martin in the administration of the miversity. were added to meet the requirements of students and society, while improvement of existing offerings also received attention. Other qualitative advances came in academic affairs where, Dr. Martin points with pride, the total faculty with the earned doctorate reached 37.9 per cent, com- pared to 23.4 per cent in 1964. The T73 doctorates on this year's faculty equaled the total number of faculty members ten years ago. President Martin refuses to pick any one accomplish- ment as the most personally satisfying of his ten-year administration. The things from which we gain our satisfaction, he said, are those most challenging as- pects of our work, and those problems that are con- tinuing in nature. You can't say, 'Here, this is finished,' because the situation changes and develops day-by- day. Dr. Martin continued to demonstrate his leadership abilities at both state and national levels. A force in the development of higher education in Kentucky, President Martin earnecl praise from the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, of which he is a Director. He was instrumental in the presentation of higher edu- cation's case to Congressional committees at a time when campus unrest across the nation threatened to strip education of much federal support. ACADEMICSIADMINISTRATION Right: President Martin and the gracious first lady continually enioy the beauty of the campus. Below: Mr. John Vickers, Executive Assistant to President Martin, is also Eastern's Placement Director, a capacity in which he brings students and graduates in contact with employers. Below Right: President Martin enioys his moment as a Colonel quarterback, throwing out the first ball to open the new stadium. 'N-fc r 1 i Q M tt1 ' WXJN -o SJ ,U p cts. Shy! 122 ACADEMICSIADMI N ISTRATION uthor of 'Powell Report' Promoted to Key Position Ebove: Administrative vice president, Dr. J. C. Powell is the University's chief fiscal officer and responsible for the preparation of Eastern's budgets. Below: With the assistance of internal uditor, Mr. Earl Baldwin, Dr. Powell works on the compilation of budget figures. The redesignation of Dr. J. C. Powell from Executive Dean to Vice President for Administration was one of the changes in the administrative line-up this year. Among his other responsibilities, Dr. Powell was m'ade overseer of data processing services and campus safety and security forces. As Vice President for Administration, Dr. Powell makes annual and biennual re- ports of the university's budget. He also serves as secretary of the Board of Regents and takes an active role in numerous cam- pus activities, both as administrator and participant. Perhaps the one thing that Dr. Powell is best known for this year is the report of the Committee on Student Affairs which he chaired. Along with other members of the faculty and student body, he authored a report that states the exact position of the student in all campus activities. This Stu- dent Code was responsible for a complete restructuring of the area of student relation- ships. ll . .si 'il l ,ACADEMICSXADMI N ISTRATION 123 Academi 124 ACADEMICSIADMINISTRATION Dr. Thomas F. Stovall, Vice President for'Academic Affairs, directs Eastern's academic course and coordinates th efforts of the various college deans. 'lhe adoption and implementation of a statement spelling out the relative position of student and institution in academic mat- ters was the maior activity in the office of Thomas F. Stovall, Vice President for Aca- demic Affairs. Result of a one-year study by a Presiden- tial-appointed committee, the Academic Rights and Responsibilities statement was approved in June of 1969 by the Eastern Board of Regents. Much of the report dealt with student and institutional recourse in the event that one failed to fulfill its responsibilities to the other. Another key provision placed voting students on all academic committees. c Rights, Responsibilities Proclaime Another new feature of the academic program at Eastern was the passing of the pass-fail system, which became effective this fall. Under this system, students were encouraged to take courses they might otherwise avoid because of lack of back- ground or concern for lowering grade point standing. Quality of the academic offering, faculty qualifications and instruction re- ceived continued scrutiny and improvement. Expansion of the academic offering con- tinued as well. New degree programs were initiated, ranging from two-year Associate of Arts degrees to more sixth-year special- ist curricula. frm. ',' '.v'7,-if l 'c'.'f1,. 5. l nffii l , .fide Es, '.:,,,jii-'Q My .- -'-qv-..1-'-QQ-x :+.ff'-14-A Tiff' a -.:,l-2-H.. nk I .-vs. - -K1 - 4 x . -K. . . wif-A X3 . L x., - Left: Dr. LaRue Cocanougher, as the Dean 'For Continuing Education, helps to meet the demands for correspondence study, extension classes, and Saturday and evening classes. Below Leff: Eastern's Instructional Services division is headed by Mr. James S. Harris, whose responsibilities include supervision of audio-visual aids, WEKU-FM radio and the campus closed-circuit TV system. Below: Dr. Ken- neth Clawson, who heads Richmond Community College, supervises fhe expanding two-year programs. 1 ACADEMICSXADMINISTRATION 125 1 iv. W ww- 'E' ' f My . UL ' V5 , 1 I' if-Q..-, , 'lv'-P 'PA 4.0 4? fm:-15. A ,f ? , ,,. w k Q, A' - ,-:,- .1 V fu- 4: fa, if :W , 1, ,, -,- if ' , . .q , l-eg QU? ljqjgi Y, :Y 1T..f ,,A H-if WV- ine A-an . ' , ,gg ,, -4' ' , -4 1:1 KL ffice of Student Affairs Com .X I1 iw-I pletely Revitalized One of The most dramatic developments of the academic year was The near com- plete revitalization of The Office of Student Affairs. Two important studies accounted for increased emphasis in The student affairs area. First of The reports was The internally- generated Report on Student Affairs, pro- duct of a committee headed by administra- tive vice president J. C. Powell. Establishing The concept of The sTudenT as citizen in a university community, The reporT placed voting students on all but one of a system of sTudenT agencies and committees. The lone exception, was The Student Disciplinary Board on which a student vote is banned by state statute. Implementation of The Powell Report was The first priority in Student Affairs This year. The second report came from a study performed on campus by a group of visit- ing experts in The area of student relation- ships. The report basically pointed out ThaT The Eastern student affairs office required additional personnel To service EasTern's growing student population. Staff changes and additions also marked The activity in Student Affairs. Dr. Thomas Myers, Coordinator of Allied Health Pro- grams, was named Acting Dean of Students. He later was appointed Dean. Mr. Donald Smith was named Assistant Dean. Dr. J. Howard Allen came To Eastern from The University of South Alabama To become Dean of Men. Another addition To The Of- fice of Student Affairs was The appoint- ment of Mr. Robert E. Tarvin as The Director of Student Activities and Organizations. And There were other additional staff members. Above: Miss Mary K. lngels, EasTern's Dean of Women, is responsible for the advising of coeds in academic and social affairs. Left: The newly appointed Dean of Men, Dr. J. Howard Allen, is respon- sible for The well-being of men students. ACADEMICSIADMINISTRATION 127 New Dffice Directs Research Grant Program A new addition to the administrative structure was made in 1969-70, the Office of Research and Development. Headed by Dr. John Rowlett, former dean of the Col- lege of Applied Arts and Technology, this office kept President Martin, the college deans, and individual professors aware of the opportunities available to secure grants for research. Sources closely surveyed in- cluded the Department of Labor, the Na- tional lnstitute of Health, the Department of Justice, the United States Office of Educa- tion, and the National Science Foundation. The University's Law Enforcement pro- gram has been one of the best examples of outside grant support. Eastern was the first institution in the nation to receive a federal grant from the Department of Justice, in the Law Enforcement Act of 1965. Assisting Dr. Rowlett in his office was Dr. Dean Acker who is director of Institu- tional Research. Dr. Acker worked more closely with the individual professors in their attempts to secure institutional research grants. He also supervised the administra- tion of the Graduate Record Exam, the Undergraduate Record Exam, the A.C.T. and other standardized tests. Above: Vice President for Research and Development, Dr. John D. Rowlett is responsible for advising Eastern about opportunities for research and availability of grants. Right: Dr. R. Dean Acker, Director of Institutional Research, has, among his other duties, the role of overseer of various academic tests. 128 ACADEMICSXADMINISTRATION Left: Dean Neal Donaldson oversees the University's business operation. Above: Mr. William Stapleton, Bursar, collects and safeguards Eastern's locally-generated funds. Below: Mr. Howard Unterbrinlc, Controller, is overseer of student organiza- tion accounts among his other responsibilities. Business Affairs Qffice Meets Growth Demands The Office of Business Affairs, under the direction of Dean Neal Donaldson, con- tinued to meet the business, financial and institutional service requirements of the University, a iob made more complex by increased numbers of students and staff and a growing physical plant. Improved health and life insurance pack- ages for faculty and staff were begun at the start of the academic year, and Eastern continued to expand its program of em- ployee benefits. lnstrumental in the preparation of East- ern's 1970-72 biennium budget request, this administrative office discharged spe- cific responsibilities in the receiving and safeguarding of funds, accounting and budgetary control, purchasing operation and maintenance of physical plant, institu- tional services, housing, food service, and the campus bookstore. ACADEMICSXADMINISTRATION 129 130 ACADEMICSXADMINISTRATION W Public Affairs Adds, VVidens Services Expansion of services highlighted a year of effectively presenting the Eastern story for the Office of Public Affairs under the direction of Dean Donald R. Feltner. A concerted effort resulted in the ex- pansion and improvement of information services to both prospective and enrolled students, alumni, news media, employers, school systems and educators through the various Public Affairs divisions. A new program of newsletters presented pertinent information about the University to alumni, educators and the on-campus Eastern community. University-school Rela- tions personnel stepped-up their activity in the field in a concerted drive to inform college-bound students about Eastern. A successful Band Day event was held at the new Hanger Field, with more than 5,000 high school musicians participating, while thousands of other high school sen- iors visited the campus for High School Senior day and speech, drama, and music festivals. Spending its first full year in its new Jones Building, offices, the Placement Di- vision was able to bring an increased num- ber of graduating seniors in contact with prospective employers. Alumni Affairs drew a record number of graduates back for Homecoming in the new stadium and also drew praise for Alumni Day activities in the spring. The Century Fund neared a quarter of a million dollars and the Chapel of Meditation moved closer to reality with the final ap- proval of blueprints and preparation of the construction site between the University Center and new classroom building. F 5 r l l i i i 4 i i Mr. Donald R. Feltner, Dean of Public Affairs, is responsible for all aspects of public relations Adviser of both the Milestone and The Eastern Progress, he was elected this year as First Vic President of the National Council of College Publications Advisers.'BeIow: One of the maio Public Affairs-sponsored activities is Alumni Day, which annually draws hundreds of graduates back to the campus at commencement time. Innovative Steps Taken in CUC A Learning Laboratory, course revamp- ing and expansion were the chief develop- ments in Central University College, which embodies the general education program at Eastern. Begun in the fall semester, the Learn- ing Laboratory was designed to help those students whose high school and test rec- ords displayed th-e ability to do college work, yet had troubles adiusting during their freshman year. Course offerings in the various depart- ments were further developed. A humani- ties course with special emphasis in subiec- tive human feelings was begun and experi- mental approaches in social science were tested. Plans for experimental courses in freshman English were also made. In an effort to prevent size from leading to impersonality, CUC continued to draw upon the faculties of the other colleges for a corps of advisors representing all ac- ademic areas. Students stay in CUC and receive its concentrated academic advising until they have met the general education requirements of their particular major. Above: Dr. Clyde J. Lewis, Dean of Central University College, is responsible for the management of Eastern's general education curriculum. Left: A beanie, class schedule and a little perplexity are this coed's tickets into CUC. ACADEMICSXCENTRAL UNIVERSITY 'I31 CUC Advisers Represent All Academic Areas Right: Associate Dean of Central Univer- sity College, Dr. Leroy Barlow he-ads the Eastern program of academic advising at the freshman and sophomore levels. Below: Coordinator of the Department of Natural Science in CUC is Dr. Wallace Dixon. Below right: Dr. Richard L. Gentry chairs the Health Education program. 132 ACADEMICSXCENTRAL UNIVERSITY . , ix ,X G Q . 1 5 m K N l -I K? I Aa M 1 .ga .H 42 in ! 1'-' I'T f'!'f?: ,- r Q .LL , . J , ,-pfvff -, . 4 ' -j .pu ' 1 iffy 'K n J F 1' x U 1 ' 1 ' ' Q65 ffl 1: V I Af ' ' 5, V , iz. Aj' A ,L I 1 V . Lf: E Aw W ff' -: ' L , 3, .. iff V , A-mf' fl J, 1 l 1 ,, J' -22' Jiri'-. :nr-T 'eng N T - 'z n5jglf,Q!'..'lfain,-,iw 7 T- ,. .- x The Dean- of the rapidly expanding College of Applied Arts and Technology is Dr. William bg. Sexton. Under The direcTion of a new dean, The College of pplied ArTs and Technology conTinued in high gear s Two-fold mission of preparing individuals for Tech- ical occupaTions and Teachers of Technical subiecfs. Dr. William SexTon, who had been serving as chair- an of The DeparTmenT of lndusTrial Technology, was amed dean of The college when Dr. John D. RowleTT ecame The UniversiTy's Vice PresidenT for Research DevelopmenT. Dean SexTon assumed responsibiliTy of The overall of The deparTmenTs of indusTrial educa- indusTrial Technology, agriculTure, nursing, and economics, The School of Law EnforcemenT, The SafeTy InsTiTuTe, and The KenTucky School of e college adminisTered a ToTal of 47 program op- To handle iTs 22 per cenT enrollmenT increase. School of Law Enforcemem, which regisTered some rts and Technology Continues With New Leadership 700 sTudenTs in The fall, conTinued To be one of The mosT rapidly growing programs of The UniversiTy. UndergraduaTe programs of boTh Two- and four- year duraTion were offered, along wiTh The MasTer of Science degrees in lndusTrial EducaTion and lndusTrial Technology, and The Specialisf in Technology degree. In cooperaTion wiTh The GraduaTe School and The Col- lege of EducaTion, programs of specializaTion were offered in indusTrial educaTion and home economics leading To The MasTer of ArTs in EducaTion, More Than 20 Associafe of ArTs fTwo-yearj degree programs were also adminisTered by The college. FuTure plans in The college included anTicipaTed movemenT inTo The ag-Tech building, which was near- ing compleTion in The spring, and consTrucTion of a law enforcemenT!Traffic safely complex ThaT will in- clude classrooms, laboraTories, oufdoor TesT areas for driver safeTy and faculTy offices. ACADEMICSIAPPLIED ARTS 8 TECHNOLOGY T35 More Than 20 Associate of Arts Degrees Offered Right: Students in greenhouse management courses gain first- hand experience. Below: Associate Dean of the college, Dr. Jack A. Luy has responsibilities in the advising of s1uden1s, as well as administrative duties. X 136 ACADEMICSIAPPLIED ARTS 8: TECHNOLOGY .f -FA ' ,1 l 'Un ,lun lc . 7 ,im .- I Ax .I ..-.mf 113 , W., ,. 1 , f 4- 5, A 0. . g 1.,,r,y .nf -.Vx w ,v . , fg1'3?3 . V gr..-z, 5 ', Q . ,i , f ' ,V it .,' 13, , .fs Q P I .- Q v ,- W: v nn-alull4! x -my .N - ag: , .'f5,Lj. Jr -si A EL:- 5 . . Dr -'p'g,.,.'f-15. , .p ',.flif,Fwf'.' V , 1 ' 1- , ir '1., .-,Z ,- X 1 156 71.13 . ..,'Q'5.1,xif,-2 , -, - f , ',,.-As:-1,15 an,-,3f: ' ,. , ' ,f ..!f1:,v-rw,-'L, 2-.TF-3.- 'V-LA. ' 'V '1 '- ' 'fr-?y.: ff .A fmfi . ' -gi if-,':'-!3z'Q1251 5:1521 , '.-'-.f1..v-- L as -2 I ,, , V- ffnfg-Q 42,1 fl' P '- 5.,- E1 , . D Q ' ','4-JZV... 1 ' ,' - :Ji X v 1 , W... Q 'I -Lf-,ay J ' 4 L .fy . ' J! K 4 V N Left: Chairman of the Industrial Education Department, Mr. Ralph W. Whalin, personally instructs students in the metal work shop. Below, Left: A student learns to operate a hy- draulically powered machine in an industrial technology class. Below: Basic drafting attracts students of both sexes as this coed demonstrates. ll ,a ACADEMICSXAPPLIED ARTS 8: TECHNOLOGY 139 Plans Completed for Law Enforcement Complex X ...L 1.1.3, , Above: A student learns to adiust a carburetor in a power mechanics course. Right: Mr. Robert Posey, chairman of the School of Law Enforcement, is not only in charge of the on- campus curriculum, but also heads the fourteen off-campus extensions. 140 ACADEMICSXAPPLIED ARTS 8- TECHNOLOGY Above: An industrial education student chisels a tenon for a joint for one of his projects. Left: Dr. Kenneth J. Hansson has dual responsibilities as the chairman of both the Department of In- dustrial Technology and the Kentucky School of Crafts. ACADEM!CSfAPPLlED ARTS 8: TECHNOLOGY 141 l 1 Four-Year ursing Program Studied Right: Mrs. Charlotte Denny directs the nursing programs at Eastern. Below: Student nurses wear the uniform of their selected profession while on campus. If l F X li . Q X X , X , X f 1, 'l l l ,f I 1 141 5 , L15 r if fi-fir' nl -1 rs 4 C A I M 2 . 1 5 if 1 - v , - I ,i 4 , 1 X lil 4 I ' x 3 ' ffm .. nz- f ,aw '4gf,,,n ,x vig 11, '15 ' U 2t,.,1Lr Q, 1 V 3 V ' li r. f L s - .. f qu-' Y ' . :,. , I W ,Y lfrym rw J , J. .. A wgwi ,4,.H,,,,,, V .F . A, v Top: Dr. Effie Creamer instructs in the procedure of measuring the tenderness of bread in a 'Foods purchasing course. Left: Chairman of the Departmem of Home Economics is Dr. Roberta Hill. Above: Two food service studenis operate a machine which measures how much force is needed to cut a piece of meat. ACADEMICSXAPPLIED ARTS 8- TECHNOLOGY 143 5 rl-ills --- a' 'S' Right: A youngster reaches high to build a block tower. Below: Miss Willie Moss, instructor of the Child Develop- ment courses in the Home Economics deparfmem, reads to three children of Eastern 'Faculty members. T44 ACADEMICSIAPPLIED ARTS 81 TECHNOLOGY l egree Program Additions Highlight Arts and Sciences The College of Arts and Sciences im- lemented three new degree programs this ear and readied eight new curricula for e next academic year. Degree programs offered for the first me this year included graduate level work ading to the Master of Arts in Political cience and the Masters of Public Admin- tration. An undergraduate program was ffered in broadcasting. A graduate pro- ram in chemistry was also begun. Included in the eight new degrees to e offered in the 1970 Summer Session as a Bachelor of Science in Fisheries anagement, Bachelor of Arts in Journa- sm, and the Bachelor of Arts in Regional lanning. Graduate programs to be offered clude the Master of Arts in Education egrees with special emphasis in the fol- owing fields: Spanish, French, and earth cience, and the Master of Science degree n Geology and in Physics. A diversified range of study was en- rompassed in the 16-department college, offering degrees in 28 maior fields. ln addition, there were four specific areas of concentration: art, English, social science, and music. ln cooperation with he Graduate School, the College offered Jlaster of Arts degrees in four program ireas, the Master of Science degree in hree program areas, and the Master of illusic Education and Master of Public Ad- hinistration program. With a broad variety of programs and nultiplicity of fields, the College of Arts ind Sciences offered opportunities for a iberal education not only to its own stu- lents but also to the students of other livisions of the University. Dean Frederic D. Ogden is responsible for seeing the I6 departments of the College of Arts and Sciences accomplish their goals. ACADEMICSXARTS 81 SCIENCES 145 Arts and Sciences Provides General Education Base Above: Assisting Dean Ogden in the administration of tl1 various activities within the College of Arts and Sciences Associate Dean Glenn Carey. 146 ACADEMICSXARTS 81 SCIENCES Left: Heading the Department of Geology is Dr. Donald C. Haney. Below: A new member of The Eastern faculty is chairman of the Music Depart- ment, Dr. George E. Muns. ACADEMICSIARTS 81 SCIENCES 147 Right: Heading the responsibilities of the Physics Department is Dr. Ted M. George, right. Below: A student con- centrates on an experiment measuring the fluctuation of electric charges on the oscil- Ioscope. 148 ACADEMICSIARTS 81 SCIENCES 1- nn u ovuLcxs'0VF .,.M.ax .wr ..-.-,---w'-'eff' ' .9 iff? Z Left: Dr. William H. Berge, Professor of History, was ap- pointed last fall as Eastern's first ombudsman. The position was created by the Board of Regents in June to assist stu- dents in the solution of problems. Below: Dr. George W. Robinson is the chairman of the expanding Department of History. .mn ur western Clvlllzatlon TU E to Liberal Studies l xx ACADEMICSIARTS 81 SCIENCES 149 ,ffjfxzy I, v ' W QQQ1 Above: Dr. Ernest E. Byrn, an amateur magician, heads the Chemisiry Deparfmenf in the College of Arfs and Sciences. Right: A s1ucleni carefully measures a solution for an- experi- ment in one of the chemistry laboratory classes 150 ACADEMICSXARTS 8: SCIENCES 5-15' ' El' D ra, J? r 1 ' ' 1 .rn V V V rv' S-1 .414 T. ,n r, In ,fv Ty I s .. ia 27 Q'-3 Q.. iv A ,f . A fi Iv NEQJQ 1, f -...Q 5 iology Department Has New Head 00' K If rf' V' ' - IW X Ll Iwi . H, S J fl f --e xx. N .,,. . ,m.Y.v A Q wi W , 1' a - r or - ff, ,N at 1 ,fn f , u- ,ff ff: if K ' V xi ,W i. a gif. as l Above: ln the study of animals it is imperative that both the ex- ternal and the internal anatomy are carefully examined and identified. Below: Dr. Edwin A. Hess, newly appointed department chairman of biology, lectures a human anato- my and physiology class. ACADEMICSIARTS 8- SCIENCES 151 Above: Concentration is of utmost im- portance foruan artist, as demonstrated by the chairman of the Art Department, Mr. D. N. Shindelbower. Far Right: Dr. Harry Hale, Chairman of the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, explains an exhibit to a student group. Right: A coed listens pensively to a lecture on design and color. 152 ACADEMICSfARTS 81 SCIENCES Grad Programs With Emphasis in French or Spanish Offered Left: One of four specific areas of con- centration in the College of Arts and Sciences is English. Headed by Dr. Kelly Thurman, the department offers both un- dergraduate and graduate programs. Be- low: A developing department, Foreign Languages is headed by Dr. Charles l.. Nel- son. E' M y x, Q59 ,K sui t- t, x in y - 1 in . sggfie-J ,, ACADEMICSXARTS Ek SCIENCES 153 ,fd .Um -fe-A 1-x 5. '- , 1 'ng if, I 'gb ff- , , 4 ,bk V . I fi' 3 en. x n . K 'M ' 12755.- v I 1 I 99' V, -9, A ' ' . fr f PM 1 ' A ' M-:s'Hf - A ff iwfllfjv , .fz'EzEYrf.- 'f,W1lj'w,1,, ,ygfgzg s 36151 ji, A , IZ- f V, V' ufl!lJl W , . it f l ,rf . .lfl!IfjjglHUHpHMy 1 --15, pu. Hum-,W K ,,.x .fwwf-,f -- , f 'VHUHYlllllltlumu-.-.ml iliffixi K K, 1 :rf1 wrf4,L+s r 5 ,.!1E.,:-35. fd 1. Z? -7 . z 1' J 'V Mi: All . .h Vg' : '1'x5 f 5 ' , 3,9 Q, ,,,.ovmf! 'j i , if A mwlslf' A ff xv 'I .I sychology Moves from College 'f'2- fa ,I .. sire- ' .,. . -- :Mft-v: , WV-,m,ri,i?eff: wav v.I?i'Lg. ' w,..,5, ' pi i -45.,,t.. ,, of Education Above: Lecturing one of the philosophy classes is the head mental test with a student. of the department, Dr. John C. Cooper. Below: Responsible for administrative duties as chairman of the Psychology De- partment, Dr. James A. Lee, reviews the results of an experi- ACADEMICSIARTS 81 SCIENCES 'I55 wifi Filip: Q mi ' 'fir 'if-,ir ' JJL-lfililgi Banu-at r--nj i, :ul if Above Right: Dr. D. B. Pettengill, Chairman of the Depart- ment of Political Science, pauses at the doorway of his office during a consultation period. Above: A leisure class- room atmosphere often is conducive for learning. Right: Head of the Geography Department is Dr, J. R. Schwende- man, Jr. Crightj shown working with a colleague on a topographical map of the Madison County area. 156 ACADEMICSIARTS 8- SCIENCES Q- 174 U. Q f ff ,., :- vvj, S, X .,., . , ff ., --4, 7-f Je, .- ., --fqgf K 'gi ' ' -- Business Continues The College of Business, headed by ean Joseph Young, covered diverse reas of preparation for students planning areers in business management or the eaching of business. A wide range was available in aca- emic programs, including two- and four- ear programs. The tvvo-year curricula was pecifically designed to provide specialized raining for successful vocational careers, hile the four-year degrees prepared stu- ents for positions of advanced leader- hip. Students maioring in the College of usiness received a liberal education as a ase for specialized training in business reas, such as accounting, general busi- ess, electronic data processing, economics, ni' 4 Comprehensive Program finance, management, marketing, and sec- retarial science. The electronic data pro- cessing program was expanded to a four- year program this year. The Department of Business Adminis- tration offered undergraduate study which led to the Bachelor of Business Adminis- tration degree. The Master of Arts in Edu- cation, with a concentration in business, was available through ioint cooperation by the Department of Business Education and Office Administration, the Graduate School and the College of Education. A new degree program was approved during the year-the Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education-which will be- come effective in the 1970 Summer Ses- sion. VH H Y 'V f I '.-31'1t 5'l Q - t V ,wh .L if -t, , fs --W 9, ,, , ' A 'rf .. ' C ? ':l..3 Eg--f' Dean of the College of Business, Dr. Joseph H. Young, directs a versatile academic program which is responsible for prepar- ing the student for occupations in the fields of business. ACADEMICSIBUSINESS 157 Above: Two business students work with secretarial dictaphone equipment. Right: These Eastern students begin production of a day's typing assignments. 158 ACADEMICSIBUSINESS Students Learn Machine Applicatio Y' -if 'Yv'-H-Q-. -f ', Left: The future business educator must master the skills he will teach. Below: With the increased emphasis on data processing, the College of Business is concerned with pro- ducing students skilled in the operation of the key punch equipment. 1 i l XJ ACADEMICSIBUSINESS 159 Right: Dr. Donald Shadoan, chairman of the Department of Economics, glances over a book of theory in preparing for a class. Below: A student checks her copy for mistakes in one of the typing skills classes. . , . lm, s4'5',fL,:! Llw T' usiness Education Prepares Teachers Above: Head of the Department of Business Education is Dr. l gram. i r r 4 J J Alfred Patrick, who is responsible for preparing teachers of business subiects in secondary and vocational schools. Left: l Office practice proves io be a viial part of the teaching pro- ACADEMICSIBUSINESS 161 Above: Students listen intently to an ac- Q 5 w ' v nnig-I lil R VI, M t 1 '. counting class lecture. Right: Responsible ct . . . -vt. .7 , ,-..',,t-,-1-ww. .e.g..,. -:t :gf -.,3.H:.:'- - . t .h 5.-ig X Q ' 3 My , t V ,- . I Q A -, 7 , for the numerous activities of the Depart- grief. .i,E?.f, 3 sg4ft-t-., f 3. 5' W , ,, A . . ,tilt-1f+'?G--lx : w . iff-La:-3 z'.e:.f- ff,-5 ' 1 ' -1-it --iw , at ment of Accounting is Mr. Claude K. ' , l jfiygfi-,.ffg55!,1,r'x V ' XT' 4 52575,-:3'f71ggfsfggggygi' -Ni, . . g+uf1,f3h-r4i. .7-tl: 7.W't7 3 11:51-f.: if' W ' ,.-J-f,-.iv !41rif?llfJE31:5?Zv + 'SW Smith, department chairman. .,g- twtv19t'g,:tL.1Wl-Qv5.?ih.- y!f1i:f1:'-, ,t':s' ' ' 1- ' if 'ft W- up '1rxa2mf'f.q-J. . ' Lggkg,-,-,. ,T,,-.+f,'115i7'y4,L'.,.1-Mqgtin'-f'3fA,P+,., gin. tg 1 , ,tg tt. -4 : . .4r,:l-,qsuf 3357, '1 it.i'. fF3''? l1l2.-ksi12iGF f- --'fx' :1l'Jf1'53z4'PWF'v.vf'1' 1 'WU . 2 ??'? i?1ffTf f- .git-'li1r.fig-,'.fg,f,-fglzf:ft .3Q'Jv L-'ff-i't:,'gQ',-., C11 .2 g' Li :Half fe tl lggrgvl: 1, ' - L, .J 1- Z, 1- -' . 'gy 'jig , - ii ,' , I, ,. .U ,tml t '. . v 1, t A 17 4' v l ea' 162 ACADEMICSXBUSINESS l l treamlining Revamps College of Education The College of Education underwent a complete reorganization this year from a bulky, one-department, one-division ar- rangement into a streamlined organiza- tion of nine departments and a school. The old Department of Education under- went division and received some additions to create the new departments of profes- sional laboratory experiences, educational foundations, elementary education, educa- tional psychology and guidance, library science, secondary and higher education, special education and rehabilitation, edu- cational administration, and the laboratory school. The Division of Health, Physical Educa- tion, Recreation and Athletics was redesig- nated as a school with four departments -men's and women's physical education, health and recreation. Dr. Dixon A. Barr, dean of the college, and his associate dean, Dr. Charles H. Gib- son, supervised the implementation of the new organization. Among the degree program offerings available for the first time was a certifi- cate in kindergarten teaching. The master's in guidance was available with specializa- tions in elementary or secondary education. Sixth-year Specialist Degree programs were approved for addition to the curricula in the fall of 1970. They were in elemen- tary education, school guidance and coun- seling and student personnel. The Bachelor of Science degree in Spe- cial Education was approved for implemen- tation in the summer session, with a Master of Arts planned for the fall. Dean of the College of Education is Dr. Dixon A. Barr who supervises the opera- tion of the nine departments and the School of Health, Physical Education, Rec- reation and Athletics. ACADEMICSIEDUCATION 163 Right: Dr. C. H. Gibson assists Dean Barr in general admin- istration of all departments while placing special emphasis on research, federal programs, and grants. Below: Heading the Educational Foundations Department, a division which deals with analysis and clarification of educational problems, is a newcomer to Eastern, Dr. William McKenney. ry 5r'f'Q4i3l75H31Ali'-mes . 1' c - t .111-f . 'u'QY,j-l'Qjk e ' 4 ..:.-V v-.....v.s. , - 164 ACADEMICSXEDUCATION 1,1 -if 'ertificate in Kindergarten Teaching Gffered F 'Niagra-gf MXX iii l l fi l is Left: Coordination plus a lot of childhood fun makes this young lady Queen of the Mountain. Above: Dr. William Morris heads The I5-member Department of Elementary Education. ACADEMICSXEDUCATION 165 , 1 -I , it - 3 v .Q U 3' fi' .' l liz!! I44:,.f'Q,2. A-r - ' -b , 15.7752 i.- - ,-V551 'Li 1, , 31 -.a f , -, if - :iff , wg , .595 .,...-..4.-f---A-A--' ff ' ' ,fg3ga,..L,::g.as.. 1 , A - ' i is-J 5 .v Q, ze if-iff.:-. ,, ' ' 'j ' f- ',c'f,l:-.-w '1f'5,.., 1:-. t , V 3-. -A -1 .,- 1-9 1 gxji.,-I,-vt', . . fy' J V. ,. k I. , 33,121-fait' 'T 'A A ,' ' '.I 1 r H '-al' 1 uf lg V g,..1 w' if if 55- 1 '.f,1e:a.- -4 -' A -Q, -V1 3 5,5 ., ,fm uf-' 4 I ,A -x . 5 WQVW- fc- S1521 '13 7 , ' f I IM it. gg'-.fi JE, ' ' . ' 2 'T ' 'K Above: Educational Psychology and Guid- ance, under the direction of Dr. Robert Hayes, offers two programs in guidance for non-school people. Right: Maiors in educational psychology utilize a recorder in experimenting with psychoanalysis. 166 ACADEMICSIEDUCATION .I . .. ff-' i - - -- 1 - -1 '.1,.,i-qignfi-, ,-,aa 3 i r Special Education Anticipates Facility Left: Miss Juanita Phillips heads the Library Science Depart- ment, which helps prepare school librarians and provides foundation for graduate study in the area. Below: Dr. Wieste de Hoop, Chairman of the Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation, examines a model of the special education center that will be housed in the new classroom building. 19 5. K 4 . 54,-:sfo 111. ij! ' i'1 ' Q i' 'l i ACADEMICSXEDUCATION 167 Educational Administration Stresses Graduate Studi Above: Dr. Henry Martin's educational administration depart- i ment focuses on graduate studies in educational administra- tion and supervision. Right: The necessity and importance of class discussion on a less formal basis is evident in Model Lab School classes. 168 ACADEMICSXEDUCATION If-' . '-5,-.Le Above Left: Dr. Ned Warren supervises the four departments and intercollegiate and intramural athletics that are part of the School of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics. Above Right: Before going for their student teaching assign-ments, ele- mentary education rnaiors must master a variety of skills-includ- ing potato-carving. ACADEMlCSfEDUCATlON l69 153: , 3615-'- ' ,,' '51 :-gy, , Sr:17'Wi ,I .J ,'r'Uf J ' W 1-,-..': 1 1 ::51FF:,:,:.V 5,, ,1q,:,,H , M1 :L-,:p f-'LU Jgfj JI' -3.1.80 V ,Qgi U- 1 .L .,,,, ' - A VV 'QET . , L.-M. 3'z21'Q..-155-.-.:1, My' . M .sw , Nw ii 1 f','K'xI, vw, sf +f5l1e:.wf- ' A, 4 11--,L ' -12-wig, :I ...A . wx ., . eq XFQQS -'rx .. sg .-yv.:,g'.: WH-Affu?x 4, f-,M e, , 'ff Q vu v fr L. IW 'W ff . . ., Z-5. 3'.,m:., M - w .J l bove: Dr. Elmo Moretz, dean of the graduate school, is responsible for coordinating curricula at he graduate level and for counseling students into the proper graduate program. Below: Close nstructor-student work is necessary in graduate level courses, such as this design course in the nndustrial technology curriculum. Graduate School Continues Growth The Graduate School continued to be one of the most rapidly developing components of Eastern's academic structure, recording growth in both the breadth of the curricula and enrollment in 1969-70. Two new graduate programs were im- plemented during the fall, and 10 others were approved. Students were enrolled this year in the new Master of Arts in Political Science and the Master of Public Adminis- tration, while the other 10 offerings were readied for the 1970 summer session. The newly approved expansion included Master of Science curricula in criminal ius- tice, geology, and physics. Also approved were graduate level concentrations in French, Spanish and Earth Science for the Master of Arts in Education degree, along with a new Master of Arts in Education in Special Education. Three Specialist in Educa- tion-elementary education, counseling and guidance, and student personnel-were also given the go-ahead. Enrollment of graduate students in- creased by 15 per cent over the 1968-69 figure, becoming a more representative figure in relation to the total enrollment. ACADEMICSIGRADUATE SCHOOL 171 HMM ml! WH 4'H'W WH W1 w u Mu JIHHIMM Hmm mp nm W HH W W1 M Min w PQ X! l l ' I RQRQRS M ' X Wipe 1 Sb' 41 A Q xlf Q G 1 1 I 6 9 ' E 174 HONORS! HALL OF FAME 9113315 'RWE Qi if 4.12 4'1 gr ' I F4 . '. 1 -,-1 'U ww. v Ng H ww. rlvqri LS:-. -:fl , 4-.. L, 1:11 11 I. ,Q-. y ,-,P :W . xr - I 1 , I f 1 N 1 v LX-gw X- . 3 . ,ft pn F i. ,, FT: ff. 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'14 WM x .I - 'fi -L 333. f i'I Q-T33 4 'A'-'Q'sf1-Fi?--. 373' ' ,V A 1 , li.: X, A' Versatile loyce Crossfield Named 1970 Hall of Fame Honoree Upholding the tradition of excellence and dedication set forth by her eight predecessors is the 1970 entry into the Eastern Hall of Fame. Miss Joyce A. Cross- field, of Lawrenceburg, has distinguished herself as a scholar-leader whose unsel- fish contributions to the University, its people and programs, will long be re- membered. The '70 Hall of Fame'er was selected by a secret committee named by Presi- dent Martin after nominations had been received from OAKS and Collegiate Pen- tacle, senior honoraries, and the Student Association. Excelling in two rigorous programs, physical education and mathematics, Joyce has maintained a 3.87 grade stand- ing in her major and 3.57 overall. She also represents the College of Education in the Milestone's Honor Roll and in Who's Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities. Although the personable Miss Cross- field has far from confined her campus interests to books and classes, her aca- demic excellence has resulted in many high scholastic honors. As a sophomore, she was elected to membership in CWENS, the honorary for second-year students, and she served this year as president of Collegiate Pentacle, senior women's honorary. Joyce also is a mem- ber of Kappa Delta Pi, professional edu- cation honorary whose members are in the upper fifth of their class. She has been an active member of the Women's Recreation Association, presi- dent of the Women's Officiating Services, a member of the band and the Eastern Dance Theatre. The Milestone proudly salutes Miss Joyce Crossfield, 1970 entry into the Eastern Hall of Fame. HONORSXHALL OF FAME 'l75 ll M 2 1 4 H y ,X-Q V -s N' 4,2 dk si ' f ,, I 'E 'C Y' Q I in 1+ Q ' . an Q 1, if qg 42 5 H . ai V' di 8 fi 1 . N , ' -U Q .V Q u 'V' ll if , - r T .qi i '. , 6 Y l f -A lf . 4' if ir' X 4' I ,-F, -,-... 311' '-gvq:-Z-1-vTf ' Q 1 ' ' Alfa , N s . . x,,.51i 4 A .,. t i., 9.4. Honor Rollees Named Best in Each College The 1970 Milestone Honor Roll repre- sents the highest achievement in each of the four colleges, both in regard to a par- ticular field of study and a displayed interest and contribution to campus activities. Nominations were made by the college deans on the basis of high academic stand- ing and leadership qualities. Each of the students selected for the Milestone Honor Roll was also listed in Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities for 1970. The 1970 Honor Roll has a combined three year average academic standing of 3.655 'and boasts an impressive set of leadership credentials. Topping the list are Business Education maior, Miss Pat LaRosa, winner of the College of Business award with a 3.96 cumulative point standing, and Mrs. Gay Stewart, College-of Applied Arts and Technology, 3.68. Mrs. Stewart is a Home Economics maior. Arts and Sciences representative, Don Buehler, a History mai- or, has a 3.41 standing. The Milestone's 1970 Hall of Fame entry, Miss Joyce Crossfield, represents the Col- lege of Education on the Honor Roll. A Physical Education maior, the versatile Miss Crossfield has a 3.57 overall academic standing. Above: PATRICIA LaROSA, College of Business. Left: GAY STEW ART, College of Applied Arts and Technology. HONORSXHONOR ROLL 177 Seniors Citations Reward Involvement The Milestone Senior Citations is a six- year-old tradition on Eastern's campus. These awards are presented to honor those students who have shown involvement in campus lite through their leadership and abilities in extra-curricular activities. Nine areas of University life are encompassed including athletics, speech and drama music, religion, student government, mili- tary, student publications, and Greeks. Candidates were nominated by depart- mental chairmen, organizational sponsors and athletic coaches. Final selections were rendered by a secret committee ot faculty, administration and student representatives. I l I Right: Outstanding Greek Man and Woman: DEBORA EDWARDS .' and RICHARD JUDSON. Below: Religion: GEORGE PIERCE and LAURA ROSER. 'l78 HONORSXSENIOR CITATIONS Al 43 F ,Aww Left: Student Government: BARRIE LAUX and BOB WARFIELD. Below: Athletics: PAUL SCHULTZ, TOM SWARTZ, BOYD LYNCH, JOHN BUCKNER, TEDDY TAYLOR, and LACY HAGOOD. 1 HONORSXSENIOR CITATIONS 'I79 -Above: Music: SUSAN LOVELL and DANNY HAR HIS. Below: Student Publications: WILLIAM STOESS KARL PARK, NANCY BRUCCHIERI, JOE EDWARDS ALLEN TRIMBLE, JAMES CULBERTSON. .35 180 HONORSXSENIOR CITATIONS ff, iP1 i -Q 1 1 -Wg, '.'k'.,j- .12 Q ll -, .', '1f 3 ' 'H Qi.. Qi-5.4 , g N , C fmx-,N.,, A h, .,,-1 is 'w x ya. fab? , x Rv XX has-A ' X SN.: 'W Fw mi- .xyf L' Qr.L, iu1,-.qx,x1 , r:nQs,-H, -'iq . , 5- '72 . fs .- - bv'- wt-'gf ff1,,1- i 75 Above: Speech and Drama: LANA BELL and KAREN SLAWTER. op: Milifaryz DUDLEY GOODLETT, MARK GRITTON, RICHARD WALOY, JAMES KAVORA, and GARY BRUEGGEN. IN X. .d , .w . N-Bxlgxx 5 HONQRSXSENIOR CITATIONS 181 ii Ei f, 4 fffr' .ff ' I i i i I Above: SUSAN LOVELL, Music Educafion and DANNY HARRIS, Music. Top Right: FINLEY HAMILTON, Music. Right: BARBARA ROBBINS, Business Educafion. 182 HONORSfWHO'S WHO i '1 f ff- 7 ,L 4, 1.-x i Who's Who Represents Eastern Nationally Forty students were chosen this year to represent Eastern in Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Univer- sities. These students distinguished them- selves by their contributions to Eastern during their college careers. A faculty committee nominated candi- dates on the basis of scholarship, participa- tion and leadership in academic and extra- curricular activities, citizenship, and future potential. These were also the criteria for the final selection made by the national organization. Each member received a certificate of commendation and his name and activities were listed in the annual publication. Left: JOVITA DICK PRATTS, Physical Education. Below: CAROLYN ENGLE, Accounting and PATRICIA LaROSA, Business Education. HONORSlWHO'S WHO 183 V..-gf l1g,,?.ifJ Wf. T 1'f'h- 'la fe, ,La 1311. Q Afi p . f-1 as .-4 f- 1-I ., .1 ,-,gn 24 . lf, 1 Y'-'.5-:M, rn ir if. A 1.3. Q- .Nr Lf' U' ?...f .. 7 .?, -'-, -'va-: , ', 31K5x?'f3?1 ,i , r Y.,,.,q1-ni ., - 1,--A .. .Kg , .-Y .-15, ' -. P-1247 we. EEG ,V if ,vc-,EJ .,.::-,125 Top: ALLEN TRIMBLE and GUY COLSON Pohhcal Science Above: AUDREY MORRISON English Right SHARON GOODLET and LINDA HANKINS Elementary Educahon 184 HONORSfWHO'S WHO I' .v- V' C f I g f F Tk, . v b A A mi-,L :P 'ir f- -Y A V g-.1 4 'QFIQIZT' 2 'M an ..-- ,....g.. . .g,..,.... A, ...... r..gL ' f , 273 a' if 1, 3 Q- f., f- . ,. , ,.., --. rl 'A 5 ,.,1.......,... V . -, U V1 -.V-1 1 'H' V E it , 4... - ,- 'E '-'5- S W-N., , Leff: GAIL RHODES, English. Top Right: JAMES CULBERTSON and SHAWNA CARTNNRIGHT, English. Righf: CAROL WILLIAMSON, Elementary Education. 186 HONORSfWHO'S WHO Q? 5--4. .., , ,UL Left: GAY STEWART and JEANNE SWITZER, Home Economics. Bottom Left: JOYCE CROSSFIELD, Physical Education. Below: PHYLLIS NELSON, Home Economics. Bottom Right: STEVE DONO- HUE, General Business. V ig- 5 X Ni ' T, 'x 'W-fv'-! TLEP, xg' 3' Q x it HONORSfWHO'S WHO 187 Below: MICHAEL COWMAN, Agriculture. Right: JEFF BONNELL and SANDY HINGER, English. Boffom: GARY FRANKLIN and DORIAN YEAGER, Mafhemafics. 188 HONORSfWHO'S WHO , .A Q. 1 x w ' . . he-C I' ' ,fl wx 1 . r .Q . l p,:- .:,.'5'L- '. ' . F' .U . sir . nl- Y - . 5 -1. .gd ,V 1 'avr -' r'sQf f .s.L'7,w- xii. -,.- . , -. ,K ,H VS 1, ,wr ' ,. ' .,, l,f - X. ,- 'nv ,- 190 HONORSlWHO'S WHO I egg X Ir' r' if , N Above: JOHN CRITES, Management. Top Right: CLETUS BERTRAM, Social Science and JAMES ALEXANDER, History. Right: MERLE METELITS, Elementary Education. Z 5- f F-.N 4 l+x ,Q L X- Left: DONALD BUEHLER, History-Social Science. Below Left: SAN- DRA MARTIN, Physical Education. Below: PHYLLIS BYERLY and SANDRA FRYMAN, Biology. HONORSfWHO'S WHO 191 FRONT ROW: Debby Cobb, Brenda Beaty, Betty Seay, Thelma Fleckiger, Jeanne Switzer, Barbara Robbins, Candy Stratton, Merle Metelits, Linda Chisrn, and Casey Donohue. SECOND ROW: Linda Jenkins, Angela Murray, Susan Sand, Carol Williamson, Carol Swope, Carol Peeke, Margie Halcomb, Marcia Maher, and Dottie - Tr ' i Like. THIRD ROW: Doris Dwyer, Phyllis Nelson, Joan Carn Sandy Fryman, Mary Campbell, Rebecca Fryman, Martha Hendr and Susan Connors. BACK ROW: Sandy Hinger, Pat LaRosa, C olyn Engle, Joyce Crossfield, Anna Hunley, Opal Johnson, G Rhodes, and Myrna Layman. Collegiate Pentacle Recognizes Achievemen 192 HONORSIHONORARIES Women of Collegiate Pentacle senior honorary were involved in a host of ac- tivities through numerous organizations. As a group, however, they worked with OAK's in providing a coke party for transfer students and in carrying out a community project of food gathering for the Thanksgiving season. Members of Collegiate Pentacle have proven their academic capabilities by obtaining at least a 3.0 standing and their personal capabilities by providing leadership and service to many aspects of campus living. Tapped initiates wear a mortarboard as a symbol of these- useful achievements. Right: Members of CWENS and Collegiate Pentacle are enter- tained in the home of President and Mrs. Martin. ta Lambda Sigma Links Education and Profession Members of Eastern's national industrial ucation honorary Traveled to high schools ross the state for a recruitment program bring these students into possible indus- ial education careers and college pro- rams. Eastern's former IE Society became the Inha Zeta Chapter of Iota Lambda Sigma in May of l969. Membership was also open to faculty members and graduate students in hopes of giving its members a better working knowledge of their field. Close contacts were kept between industrial edu- cation students, vocational students, and professional businessmen in the two fields. FRONT ROW: Joe Balmos and William Devore. SECOND ROW: Michael Simpson, Andrew Devere, Mr. Gary Chastain, Mr. Roger Prewitt, Louis Ames, Dr. Clyde Craft, and Ron Bagwell. BACK ROW: Mr. Charles Lash, David Meeks, Mr. James Way, Dr. Robert Ogle, Mr. Ralph Whalin, Charles McQueen, Tim Herr, and Mr. J. Homer Davis. Omicron Kappa Alpha C-reets New Students OAKS and Collegiate Pentacle co-spon- sored a coke party during Orientation Week for transfer students ioining the campus body. OAKS also participated in the organi- zation of the Honors Day program at the end of the year to recognize outstanding students. I , Omicron Kappa Alpha is a national hon- orary that is composed of iunior and senior men who have attained a 3.4 point stand- ing and who have displayed strong quali- ties of leadership, fellowship, and service. FRONT ROW: Gary Bleichner and John' Crites. SECOND ROW: Gary Brueggen and Bob Secrist. BACK ROW: Mike Cowman. HONORSXHONORARIES 193 Scabloard and Blade Continues Traditions Scabbard and Blade military honorary has several traditional activities throughout the year, including the saber arch for the Homecoming candidates, escorts for military functions, a Christmas proiect for a needy family, as well as programs composed of banquets and distinguished military speak- ers. This national honorary places a high em- phasis upon scholastic achievement and candidates are carefully chosen and installed at an impressive initiation ceremony. Before the installation they endure a pledge period of participating in proiects along with ac- tivities such as flag ceremonies, conducting military classes and providing honor guards for special occasions. Members of Scabbard and Blade Company execute a saber arch formation in salute to the club sponsor, Linda Broughton. FRONT ROW: Rodney Day, Dave Phelps, Doug Draper, Linda Broughton Ron Jennings Darrell Emory Charles Miflin and Pat Shine BACK ROW Jack Phel Poling, and David Meeks. SECOND ROW: Rich Malloy, Wayne Patterson Gordon Mike Cowman LTC Graham MAJ Nichols SFC Gatrell and Jack Whitney 194 HONORSXHONORARIES RONT ROW: Susan Steger, Daryl Poynter, Nanci Pitcock, Sherrill Burton, ,onnie Kruse, Lynn Cross, Sharon Tackett, Sue Lewis, Connie Rousey, Rosemary Elmer,.Cathie Dakel, Alice Cox, Debby Taylor, Debbie Bailey. SECOND ROW: Alice Kraig, Nan Hudson, Julia Huguley, Paula McCann, Bonnie Wheeler, Jackie Reifsnyder, Lenise Bell, Vicki Del Vecchio, Cindi - ophomore Honoraries Present Freshman Talent Shovv CWENS, National Sophomore Women's Honorary, and Kappa Iota Epsilon, Sophomore Men's Honorary, combined efforts during orienTaTion we-ek by being guides and pre- senting The Freshman Talent show. CWENS served on-campus at faculty ban- quets while their work in a rest home and communitv center scattered Their influence into The Richmond communiTy. OTher women were made aware of The club activities by attending The annual Freshman Women's Christmas Banquet. Kappa Iota Epsilon, organized acTiviTies To help Freshmen in Their firsT year aT The Uni- versity. The men of KIE seT up a tutorial pro- gram designed To aid freshmen and held a social Tea for parenfs of The Freshmen. To qualify for membership in KIE, one must be a sophomore with a 3.0 average and a displayed interest in student life Through participation in other campus organizations and activities. Selection is made by a com- mittee of KIE members, faculty, and adminis- TraTive staff. FRONT ROW: Art Cassill, Jeff Duff, Ken Bette. SECOND ROW: Mike Dickman, Rice Lear, Paul Stansbury. THIRD ROW: Marvin Gledhill, Mike Kopfer, Joe Raisor. FOURTH ROW: Buddy Rhodes, Wayne McClish, Tom Crispin. BACK ROW: Jim Austin, John White, Doug Droz, Ken Steggemen. Gahris, Karen Latimer, Betty Buschmeyer, Pat Carr, Nancy McConnell, Beth Benard. BACK ROW: Kitty Dyehouse, Darlene Wilborn, Donna Semones, Joy Monhollon, Jimmie Begley, Pat Taylor, Becky Goshorn, Carla Loftis, Donna Crossfield, Yvonne Hempfling, Kathy Reid, Joy Carnes, Mary Helen Compton, Mrs. Martha Grise, Colleen Willett. HON ORSXHONORARIES 195 Alpha Phi Gamma Builds Chapel Fund Pledg FRONT ROW: Darly Poynter, James Culbertson, Larry Bailey Karl Park Nanc Brucchieri r Y 1 Allen Trimble, Joe Edwa rds, Craig Ammerman, Jill Austin, and Donna Foust. BACK ROW: Mr. Glen Kleine, Mike Park and Bill Stoess. Pi Tau Chi Backs Charity Pi Tau Chi worked closely with the Inter- I I Members of Alpha Phi Gamma supported proiects to help them raise money for their Century Fund pledge. Plans were also be- gun for a iournalism scholarship fund in coniunction with newspapers in the sur- rounding areas. Delta lota chapter members are chos from the three student publications, t photographers, and the news bureau. l tiates must have worked on the publicati for two semesters or have served in editorial capacity for one semester. faith Council in carrying out proiects such as Meals for Millions, which helped to combat starvation and malnutrition in un- derdeveloped nations. The organization brought Dr. Frank Laubach, world re- nowned literary expert, to the campus, and generally encouraged an ecumenical growth in the campus community. Pi Tau Chi is a national religious honor- ary society for recognizing those who have provided Christian leadership on campus. It offers challenge to the continued Chris- tian growth of the graduate. 196 HONORSIHONORARIES FRONT ROW: Nancy Brucchieri, Eleanor Nally, Parkhurst, Gary Franklin, Jeff Bonnell, Waya Laura Roser, Vicki Mullins, Margie Halcomb, Pdff'-EYSOHI and Bob Carver. BACK R0 and Sandy Hinger. SECOND ROW: Dr. Willis Larry Hopkins and George Pierce. Sigma Delta Pi Boosts Spanish Study Sigma Delta Pi, one of Eastern's newest honorary organizations, recognizes and en- courages excellence in the study of the Spanish language and literature. The Eta Mu chapter was installed on Eastern's cam- pus in May, 1969. There are now over 200 nation-wide chapters actively working to foster good will between English- and Spanish-speaking students on campuses. Paulette Click, Susan Connor, and Miss Julia Sfeanso ERONT ROW: Casey Donohue, Diane Fullenwider, Marsh Maher, Daphney North- Anna Sturgil, and Shirleen Howard. BACK ROW: David Eads Dr J mes Lee ern, Sam Davis, Glenna Kerby, Tom Brecht, Tom Reaster, George Hunsucker, Phil Esteep, Tom Miller, Greg Stoner, and Don Crowder. Psi Chi Explores Scope of Psychology The scope psychology made many pro- ram ideas open for the members of Psi hi. Guest speakers were brought to the campus and panel discussions were held to help in understanding psychology. A trip to the state hospital provided some oractical experience in working with mental aroblems. Eastern's chapter of the National honor society for psychology was formed in 1967. Requirements for membership include eight semester hours of psychology, being in the upper 35 per cent of the class and actively working on a major or minor in psychology. HONORSXHONORARIES Alpha Phi Sigma Displays Crime Lab During Orientation week, Alpha P Sigma sponsored an exhibit of narcoti homicide weapons, and the mobile cri lab to encourage new students to look in the possibility of law enforcement career Field trips were also taken to institutio related to the fields of corrections, deli quency, highway safety, security, an, criminology. Eastern's Epsilon chapter was recognize in February, 1969, for students preparin for careers in law enforcement and relate fields. Membership requirements are base- upon a 2.5 grade average and a maior in law enforcement. FRONT ROW: Martin llacqua, Stephen Hanzel, Robert Wer worth, Paul Andrews, Earl Linton, Mr. Robert Posey, Fra Rapier, James Kovac, and Bob Bryant. BACK ROW: Lee Tayll Richard Lockard, Mr. Byrd, Martin Myers, Walter Chaplea Fred Cook, and Edwin Miller. Health Majors Honored by Eta Sigma Gamma To further the professional competence and dedication of the individual in and for the health science discipline is the goal of the honor society of health edu- cation. Granted a chapter in May 1969, Eastern became the second university to have the Eta Sigma Gamma honorary on campus. FRONT ROW: Jack Moreland, Frank Baldino, Mr. Hollind, Lou King, and Dr. T. D. Myers. BACK ROW: Edwin Masan, Ron House, Mike Wagerman, and Dr. R. L. Gentry. 198 HONORSXHONORARIES Alpha Psi Omega Presents Dramas This year's Alpha Psi Omega's activities included all stage productions and the an- nual awards banquet honoring best actor and actress of the school year. The Zeta Phi chapter of Alpha Psi Omega national drama fraternity was formed in l937. Members of this organization have attained a 2.5 standing and have accumu- lated hours of technical and dramatic work. and Mike Laycock. FRONT ROW: Bob Carver, Tony Mannen, and Larry Pergrem. BACK ROW: John Graves, Toni Trimble, Helen Gebeius, Lana Bell, i' I ONT ROW: Robert Secrist, Sharon Hill, Brenda Beaty, Betty Seay, Augeen Sue Pracht, Glenna Bagwell, Jayne Mason, Larry Byrd, and Don Buehler. BACK ce, Jennifer Robinson, Carol Tuttle, Helen Fardo, Eugene McCowan, and ROW: Ken tricia Shaw. SECOND ROW: Rosalee Royalty, Ron Reed, Barbara Williams, Perry 50U1hafd,John Wilhoygand Jim Gano, Phi Alpha Theta Explores History T T Members of Phi Alpha Theta met month- y in the homes of various professors to rave informal discussions and social gather- ngs. One such program concerned the new morality. Phi Alpha Theta is the national history honorary, open to history majors with a 3.0 standing. A representative of the hon- orary is sent yearly to the national historical convention. Robey, Doris Dwyer, Dr. Keith Algier, Fred Harbison, Don Dickson, HONORSXHONORARIES T99 Child Work Conducted by Kappa Delta P Making work materials and giving a school party for children at a small Clay County school were some of The off-campus activities this year for Kappa Delta Pi. On campus the members presented two fifty dollar scholarships To The male and female sophomores with The highest standing of students entering The field of education. FRONT ROW: Linda Hankins, Ruth Ann Kiefer, Susan Sand, Linda Jenkins, Carol Williamson, Carol Swope, Candy Stratton, and Barbara Jeffries. BACK ROW: Sandra Fryman, Karen Kappa Delta Pi is an honorary organiz for people entering the field of educatio Membership is limited to iuniors and senio in the upper fifth of their class who ha completed one education course and ha been admitted to the Teacher Educatio Program. Edwards, Charlene Baldinger, Sandy Hinger, Mary Sue Cam bell, Doris Dwyer, Elizabeth Coy, Nancy Evans, Thelma Flec ger, and Gary Franklin. Pol ity Society Hears Speakers Activities of the Polity Society consisted of addresses by speakers and planned dis- cussion by the members. The Polity Society encourages excellence in political science and makes membership open to students with nine hours in the field and a 3.0 grade average. FRONT ROW: Mrs. linda Barth, Janet Coone, and Tae-hwan Kwak. SECOND ROW: Richard Vance, Miss Jane Gurganus, Dr. Dwynal Pettengill, Martha Barth, James Pellegrinon, and Russell Polsgrove. THIRD ROW: Guy Colson, Stuart Reagan, James Gibson, Phil Sterb- ling, and Mr. Roger Gunn. BACK ROW: Barrie Laux, Robert Kline, Jim Brashear, and Ray Sparnon. 200 HONORSXHONORARIES usiness Clubs Train Future Executives A Pi Omega Pi Pi Omega Pi, business education honor- ary, had Christmas and Spring Banquets and a dance which highlighted the year's activities. Organized in 1935, it is one ofthe oldest honoraries on campus. lt stands as an in- lsentive for achievement in the field of busi- ness education. Membership standards con- sist of 3.0 grade average in business and education combined. . FRONT ROW: Darlene Pullen, Susie Broughton, Paula Neal, Linda Carman, Barbara Robbins, and Pat LaRosa. BACK ROW: Kathy Callis, Dr. Hagen, Sandy Johnson, Patty Tarvin, and Pam Frost. Sigma Tau Pi Sigma Tau Pi, honorary business society, sponsored a program of guest speakers throughout the year, with Dean Joseph Young of the College of Business as one such speaker. The group visited several business establishments such as the Federal Reserve Bank of Cincinnati and participated in social activities including fall and spring banquets. Founded in 1926, Sigma Tau Pi is one of the oldest honoraries on campus. To be eligible for membership, a student must have T2 semester hours credit in business maintain a 2.5 overall standing and be either a business maior or minor planning a career in business. I FRONT ROW: Gayle Hines, Alice Klaber, Candy Johnson, Barbara Robbins, and Mary Duvall. SECOND ROW: Mike Brady, Norm Kazinski, Charles Cayton, and Ken Tipton. THIRD ROW: Gary Kin- caid and Dr. Fred Engle. FOURTH ROW: Mike McCalpin, Ron Norcross, and Carl Gough. BACK ROW: Edward Grindley, Bobby Derrick, and Cary Howard. HONORSIHOINORARIES B01 fs .QL 1 Q fi I , ii ' QE.5.5,,, ek f A xf, E 1 X V,. 1 , -ji V'-xqit, 'Wn'2'w2f,. , I, .4. X4 ' gg-...As ,g .5 ,gm ,, -Ur-gi,f.:' 151.531 u K E 1-wg . 23 gem 4 li. fl' ,cj ' Miss Walter, Bowers Mr., Miss Popularit. Collegiate success encompasses more than earning a degree or making the Dean's List. lt is also learning to understand others and to enioy their companionship. Selected in a campus-wide election on the 'basis ot popularity, personality, and poise in' all aspects of campus life are Mrfand Miss Popularity. ' S A 'g Chosen in the election, sponsored by the Senior Class, were Mike Bowers, an art maior from Springfield, Ohio, .and Miss Sandy Walter, an elementary education major from Cincinnati. 1 e ' Mr. Popularity is a member of Phi Delta Theta, Kappa Pi, SNEA and the Student Council. Also a section editor for the MILESTONE, Mike is president of the Senior Class. Sandy, armed with her eternal smile, makes friends readily. Miss Popularity is a member of Chi Omega Sorority, thelStuderit Council, SNEA, Young Democrats and treasurer of McGregor Hall House Council. r HONORS! POPULARITY 203 N w T ,X N I WIN ' ' W w 1 www W Mm HH !'I! lx 'i H , ,L WAN 'Wil' U W, ' 5 IWW W M +91 pl W ff M 1 L' -0 1 -ww.. H1 -w M' Alf' f ,Ff'W Q. 1 1 s ,U ,, Y V H +4 MN ww! ,I iw If-ull uymm 1, 'I ,qi ., Nh N 1' M 4 L - M 1 lu! fu Y f Nh M 41,1 'V ,W M W' P Q XXI!! nov l ' Afv , mmxwixua ' a . vii' I l . Third Straight Title Eludes Colonels The 1969 season was one of change. On the plus side was a new 20,000-seat show- place which replaced the antiquated Hanger Stadium and pushed Eastern football into a new era. There were many new faces in the starting lineups, a change brought about by the graduation of two dozen key- players from the '68 championship team. lt was one of those rebuilding years. For the first time in three seasons, the Colonels didn't dominate the Ohio Valley Conference. Roy Kidd's kids finished third in a season the experts tabbed as a time for Eastern to be an abo4an. Although their unbeaten string in the conference was snapped at 14 games, the Colonels finished with a respectable 6-4 record, providing plenty of excitement and promise for a bright future. tx-17.7, 11:5 H ,. h kj ' i-.rag .. I ',, - ,,.- - .. ,r,1W,. , ll Eeatem'e Bill Merch cute inside on a quarterback option for a substantial gain. ii?l1,lf-rl l Miililiiil gilt iii i ll it iii i ii ll ,E ,l ,il T gl ii Wi fi-l ,i ii if, if ' VA , . l'ii' i-.. W 1. '. it :. ' ,,,, ' : it H W li l tttt T it i i itil ilil itil itll llll itil lil ll l ll i il ll i ,ii i V, .... W W IWNN i .... m .. .N H I . H . L M . A , - g . ' f. , ui - t i . l i is ' .. -,.iV,.f . . - ' 1 l , ii 2 ' i l -N liyii .1 - l '. Q ' ' V THE T969 FOOTBALL COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Coech Fred Francie, Doug John- ston, Mike 0'Neal, Donnie Young, William Wright, Harold Joyce, Dick Christian, A Bill March, Chuck Walroth, Pete Compassi, Ted Green, Paul McKee, Teddy Taylor, Coach Bill Shannon. SECOND ROW: Trainer Ken Murray, Bob Fricker, Pat Sheridan, Don Buehler, Mark Shireman, Jimmy Brooks, James Porter, James 206 ATHLETICS! FOOTBALL Kelley, Bob Webb, Butch Evans, Mike Amutrong, Steve Finan, Brian Seim Glenn Green, Coach Jack Ison. BACK ROW: Coach Bobby Harville, Sid Yeld Fred Sandusky, Paul Hampton, Tom Reid, Harry Gibbs, Ken Meiers, Da' Maupin, James Wilson, Mike Nicholson, Harry Irwin, Tom Lyons, Eddie Huffm Tom Gaebler, larry Kaelin, Rich Cook, Rich Thomas, Head Coach Roy kin iv '4 Q Q ., ., iq,' -'x', . Q. , 4.14 1- , . -A x.,, V . , . 'V .. 1 t ..- V - 4'1 p ' Ku K 11 I- ' -, F 5' ..l. S L .U ' . W . . , ,.l, A , gl Y., ,- M . ' p,,.' ,X 4--'. 'Pwr ,fa .1 . 1 .. X ., H W1 fu 1,-rf If-I., 0 ' F .ul . l I, mi, I- Dwi 27: ..' I .. 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It was a nice foundation for the rebuilding process. But East Tennessee was waiting in the wings. The Buccaneers were braced for their first step toward the OVC title. They were a veteran outfit still smarting from a close loss to the Colonels in 1968. Seven fresh- men started for Eastern, keynoting the new look. Statistically, it was a stand-off, but the Bucs came up with the big plays and sent Eastern home with a 19-7 loss. The Colonels returned to friendly Hanger Field the following week. Spurred by the running of Brooks and three touchdowns by Butch Evans, Eastern treated some 13,000 fans on hand for the first game in the new stadium with a 29-10 victory over Austin Peay. The new era had begun. ' i Www iswxii Yi-N iw ii' 2 ,,, -.llW?,,il'... , -N .2 Y A. i . . A . - ,.'.. .-i , 1 L. 208 ATH LETICSI FOOTBALL l 1 Top: It's in the air, as the first kick in the new stadium is launch October 4, 1969, by Austin Peay. Above: The Colonel bench lends vc support as Pete Campassi returns an Austin Peay punt down the sideli x W. R -1 ,, I' my uf pf, ' mf- T' , 1 of' u-J z i um. 1 -ff ha! x 'Ni vw Y of Q vi, 'af' gf U . W' ,qr .wa dl' P 4 X N 9 -, fm' N 5 'if .Pg y., am-, Wx D- ,, .I A 1. If , I, 5 aaa' Above: The high sign is given by the official as several Westem players watch helplessly. Right: Despite a heavy Western rush, Bill March still manages to get the ball away. 210 ATHLETICS! FOOTBALL Two young but finely honed defenses matched talents at Middle Tennessee, and Eastern came out on top, 14-O. ln fact, the defense scored the key touchdown. Big Sid Yeldell rumbled 57 yards with a blocked field goal attempt in the final minute of the first half to send the Colonels to the dressing room with a 7-O edge. Next on the agenda was Akron, one of the top college division teams in the nation. Although Eastern drew first blood, the Zips over-powered. Kidd's iniury riddled corps in the second half to post a 28-9 victory. Homecoming attracted the largest crowd ever to witness a football game in the OVC. Some 20,000 fans iammed the new stadium as Eastern and Western knocked heads in their traditional rivalry. A late touchdown gave the Hilltoppers a 27-26 victory, mark- ing the first time they had beaten Eastern since 1965. lt's like winning the World Series, said Western coach Jimmy Feix. Although Western's Lawrence Brame had a pretty good day against the Colonels, Butch Evans made sure he had a ground-level view of this run by Jimmy Brooks. Below: Bill March unleashes a pass against Tennessee Tech with protection from guard, Tom Swartz. 4 I' 4' L 'ft W Y if Q :tit ATHl.ETlCSfFOOTBALL 21 I Colonels Offer Thrills and a Promising Future Murray was bent on revenge in Their Homecoming match with Eastern. It never happened. Brooks was at his best, rushing for a team record of 188 yards and cover- ing over 1OO more with pass receptions. and Tennessee Tech's Larry Schreider. The Racers fell, 34-14. Next came a showdown between Brooks and Tennessee Tech's Larry Schreider. Brooks out-gained his counterpart by one yard, but it took an outstanding perform- ance from first team All-American Teddy Taylor and the Colonel defense to pull it off. Eastern won 17-7. Indiana State, big and powerful, came to town boasting one of the top defenses in the nation. Before the Sycamores could flex their muscles, however, the Colonels had put two touchdowns on the scoreboard in rapid-fire order. Indiana State recovered to score two touchdowns of its own, but Ralph GiIIespie's toe avoided a stalemate as Eastern won 14-12. Morehead, psyched to capacity, ended Eastern's season on a sour note with a 23-11 victory. Still, in the final analysis, the 1969 Col- onels had a lot to be proud of, and even more to look forward to. 212 ATHLETICSIFOOTBALL ' in 'Q FP! 1 -rn Top: lt's Excedrin headache No. B9 as James Wilson pulls down a crucial pa: against Indiana State. Above: Eastern stands fast and stops this Indiana Stat runner in his tracks. .V - -f', U -xsa :N F7 N f - xg' ' Qs! . 4 4 I X 'QQ w ,. .1 1, A kqjl -m ff wr --. ut- x Q G M: 3.B,fWi N-Q f 9' 0' if H T' .f 11' 'W l 'I' T 1 ' , W 1 I , ' 4 . . 'H' 'Q ' r A 1 Q ' 'V .. ' 41 F , A , 4 'Q fl' I Z K it' I L 1 0 'Q ' - X I I JU' I F mf Q U- A 1 ' f f . 1 - '-TQ'-,. . , V I 1 V I, . X ,1 It L V ws - 11. , Ai? V ' I , , 1 ' 53- -'F ?5'?1f '5' I r ' 1 W , 1, Lag' ,ififggq-nEq2,.4i f 4 Q ff 4- - V. 1.2-V f I ' . 'W ' 'V v fum J -1 ' Qi'lf - ix L 1 .H .l-'1gA,3gf:'j-'14 - ' , V ,N Nf,,.h Q nl' 5405? 5.91 fjlff? A ,. . I Ep ,-.- .x 1 51 a ' 1' in 5, KL fi? I ak x ,if- I I Utkv JG' E fs X , .. . I , -, : A . - .' Z, T: I: T .1 s ' f xl, .Ili 7 iff? gif . .f A 591 E .fp f ffl- is ' f ' .4-' ' wg E Eff. I 'K , I n - - l, in 5-A ' ' -fpil -Q. ' 'f f'A 5. - '- ' p '. 3: W f -. J: va'Z,jAf U , J- A .fljjgp ' '- , FfQLf?M V, D.-1: ,:' ,ilk if . Z 4. , ga Q? , -'jr .3 1, H 'Qt ,,. -A.. f ,QQ 1: . fi Eff 'vs U . V gif A, Y 3 'ai A I I' ' Vx ,gl I UQ.. ,Ll filflrlr' FJ? a 'T Tis. 'W .ni .rr 'mtl' :pk T .R ,ww Teddy Taylor Reaps All-American Honors His name is Teddy Taylor. In 1969 he was the finest college-division defensive middle guard in the United States. The Associated Press said so when it made Taylor the only Eastern player ever namecl to the first unit of its All-American team. Taylor earned his recognition by averag- ing l7 tackles a game during his senior season. A team tri-captain, he was a three- time All-Ohio Valley Conference choice and twice an honorable mention All-American. During his four years at Eastern, the Colonels went 29-lO-2, took two consecu- tive OVC titles, the NCAA Mideast Regional Championship and the Grantland Rice Bowl, earning recognition in every national polling service along the way. left: Teddy Taylor leaps to block an Austin Peay aerial, displaying his All-American ability in the first game at the new Hanger Field. Below: Eastern's defensive noseguard Taylor iuts out ahead of other defenders as Tennessee Tech's quarterback barks signals. ,ann ATH LETICSIFOOTBALL 215 li Q 5 F' ii ' 1' r 1 - - - u 4 ,iizfv ., EE, FN? ig Q.: AA ' ' , x I Sb' kv '- A 'fi ' My . EEIVAY V .' I 19- 1 -475: ,Wham l my L . I 1 ' A :L 'iam Q 1 ' 45. 9 'X M?QrTY5'3 - 4 in W ., AM his Eel? . , hm ,il L Y +191 - -new In A - J bg, . X V 'M - A ,, ' W' 7 . ' 3 -Q' ' - Q A A no-I 1 'www-' 45' 'ffQ7'ipwg'f' 5 if RA am 'if' Q. -'QT A i ' .QI 'f N .3 Bw N - 9 'T'-W W 4: W., -f Q 2: fi. 'iff ei g, - ff .. Q'-.1 P - IP, W ' f ., . . A 'Q ' ,Q H , ' ' ' wx-1 Y- X- , ., ,Q ,., dr QL? -Q I , Q. S f 1 1 r+ we . -:aww--. U 5-eg 1 2 1 , 6' ., ' iw: 5' . . Qing' . A J ' . . v, , ,n . 'W 1' ' I I -0- '-- .1- 7 Y 1.422-f I fbf ., . XT. .- ' f L: kr A : Q' il I I I u 1 14 v w fM?9WW'YMm Mhl WEN? 439 . All +1 .., aa..,e., posite: Eastern's Carl Greenfield and Western's Jim McDaniel: stretch for the opening tip open the televised clash between the two rivals. Above: Senior forward Boyd Lynch is the y player off the floor as he tips in two against Western Carolina. Slim Defeats Cloud Colonels' Title Hopes The 1969-70 basketball season was a year of frustration and disappointment as a Colonel team that was considered a title contender finished with a 12-i0 record and a third-place standing in the Ohio Valley Conference. Six of Eastern's losses were by a total of I8 points, indicating the close margin between good and great. The Colonels were led by seniors Willie Woods, Boyd Lynch and Toke Coleman, all three-year starters. Rounding out the start- ing unit were Carl Greenfield, a returning regular from last season, and two promis- ing sophomores, George Bryant and Billy Burton. 769-70 BASKETBALL COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Tom Schroeder, Tim Mastin, Jack Hissom, Ed Hare, Carl Greenfield, Tim Argabright, Dan Argabright, Boyd tarlie Brunker, Clint Arnold, George Bryant, Willie Woods, Charles Elza, Lynch, Chester Rose, Ron Young, Daryl Dunagan, Toke Coleman, Dan Jordan, lly Burton, Delbert Hall. BACK ROW: Coach Guy Strong, Assistant Coach A55i5fanfCoaCh1'om Harper. ATH LETICSXBASKETBALL 217 f E ,Q - .Y Y. V , 1 ' , . F l , I WT .1 'A 5 EQ I HM :ii U gt . M :L Ax IH: I. K ,. ,my N ,, V A V 1 5 j , U 1 E qv V-W ....... 1'k E Q vd . in 1-Q1 T3 ' H 1, i av ff' 3' ,1 Q, ,u -v., in an H' J J ,A 1 I Carl Greenfield reaches In from of Wextem'a Jim McDaniel: for a flpln fry as other players and Hilltoppers Iostle for rebounding position. Home Court Losses Dim Bright Outlook Within a week, Eastern played three OVC games in Alumni Coliseum that all but snuffed out any title dreams. The Colonels lost to Western Kentucky 86-83 but came back to dump Middle Tennessee 88-78. The tell-tale game followed. East Tennessee took advantage of weak free-throw shoot- ing by Eastern to pull out a 77-73 victory in two overtimes. That made two league losses by a total of seven points, both on the home floor. It evened the Colonels' OVC record at 3-3 and gave them a 5-6 overall mark. ATHLETI CS! BASKETBALL 219 , Q .rnii 1' 'Ulf Top Lefft: Coleman employs quickness and deceptive moves to give the Colone a short-lived two-point lead over Dayton. Top Right: Billy Burton meanders throug the Austin Peay defense for a layup. Above: This panoramic view shows Ca Greenfield twisting through to score against Morehead. -. X X A , X I id 5 e ag M, -A 1 n :SJ X . .gym X 4 f 'r 15.42 'M X 995+-. K x... .0 ' A U. SX . . 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Commonwealth . . .78 88 East Tennessee ....... 85 104 Tennessee Tech ...... 80 Top Right: Carl Greenfield goes high in the air to collect a Q x rebound over the out-stretched arm of Middle Tennessee 7 ' : D . seven-footer Booker Brown. is B in, 224 ATHLETICSIBASKETBALL 3131- , ' 1 V 1 1 , . ,.. - .8 , -5' J , ' . fl, ', M . . , Q Morehead1s Ron Gathright keeps a safe distance as Willie Wood spot an open man under the basket in the Colonel's road win. 9-70 BABY COLONELS. FRONT Row: Wade Upchurch, Harry Martin, Ralph Martin, Phil Storm, Joel Perkins. Wayne Swdder, Craig Palmer, Vince Mrazo- nson, Charles Mitchell, Harold Gardner. BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Ken vich, Jim Sf0l'm5r C0aCl'1 -lBCk HiSSOm- Eastern's freshman basketball team had impressive season against strong compe- ion. Coach Jack Hissom put together one the highest-scoring freshman teams in e history of the school in route to an -7 record. The sharpshooters scored over 0 points in six different games, scoring high as 131 points against Centre. The leader of the baby Colonels was narlie Mitchell, the highest-scoring fresh- an ever at Eastern. Twice he broke his .fvn single-game scoring record as he Dsted a season scoring average of 30.2 pints a game. Supporting Mitchell in the :oring column were Wade Upchurch l9.8J, Phil Storm f17.9J, and Vince trazovich f11.51. itchell Leads Baby Colonels to 11-7 Record 1969-70 FRESHMAN COLONELS BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 66 .... Southeastern Christian .... 67 71 .... Tennessee ............. 99 81 .... Dayton ..... .... 6 3 73 .... Morehead . . . . . . .87 86 .... Spencerian . . .... 81 83 .... Sue Bennett . .... 77 64 .... Jerry's ..... .... 8 5 65 .... Transylvania . . . . . . .75 76 .... Somerset . . . . . . .68 81 .... Transylvania . . . . . . .72 131 .... Centre ..... .... 8 7 101 .... Prestonsburg . . . . . . .73 127 .... Centre .......... .... 8 0 115 .... Kentucky Christian ...... 78 72 .... Dayton .......... .... 9 8 82 .... Morehead ............. 89 101 .... Southeastern Christian .... 81 123 .... Berea ................ 83 ATH LETI CS! BASKETBALL 225 All-American Silvious Leads Colonel Runner -rf Q ,.f,f' 5--X-4' L . i Above: They're off and running-headed for a finish line that In four miles away. Right: Harold Burke and Gary Steen cross the bridge and head for the tape ahead of a Cumberland runner. With a new coach, E. G. Plummer, and the loss of All-American Grant Colehour, 1969 was a season for rebuilding. The team, consisting ofsonly two seniors with the maiority being freshmen and sophomores, was led by All-American Ken Silvious who placed first in every dual meet and first in the Ohio Valley Conference meet. Along with Silvious, the most con- sistent runners were Jerry Kraiss and Gary Steen. Potential top scorers, Jim Nichols and Harold Burke, were hampered by illness and iniuries all year. A Silvious, one of Eastern's greatest run- ners, placed eighth in the Notre Dame lnvi- tational and first in both the Western Ken- tucky lnvitational and OVC meets. He placed second in the NCAA Regional meet, four- teenth in the NCAA championships and re- turned with All-American distinction. 226 ATHLETICSICROSS COUNTRY ei ffl-it-514 iw--QQ t-'sf 1 J't:t'1-4 J l , '. if is-ess S1 'Wir' 'I' g 'f- 1 4th 1969 CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 33 .... Miami ...... . . .26 29 .... Northwestern . . . .28 34 .... Cumberland .......... 25 31 .... University of Tennessee . .28 29. Morehead ............ 26 20 .... Kentucky State . . . . .36 25 . Morehead ............ 32 3rd Stone Mountain 10-Mile Race 4th Western Ky. Invitational 3rd Kentucky Federation Meet Ohio Valley Conference Meet Left: Leading the pack of runners has become a pastime for Ken - Silvious, Eastern's top runner. v-Y 1969 COLONEL RUNNERS- FRONT ROW! Ken l-0091 GUY Ruckman, Maury Searcy, Harold Burke, Ron Bock, Gary Sfeenf Jim NiCl1OlSf Devin Bafnefff Ken Silvious, JSFYY Brandon, student assistant Grant Colehour. Kraiss. BACK ROW: Coach Plummer, Larry Hays, Steve ATHLETICSICROSS COUNTRY 227 Eight Straight Crowns For Eastern Swimmers Eastern's electrifying Eels splashed to their eighth consecutive Kentucky Intercol- legiate Swimming and Diving Champion- ship this year. The University of Kentucky was to pose a threat to the Eels' monopoly on the state championship, but Eastern managed to dunk all competitors, includ- ing UK. The Eastern Swimmers ended the season with a 10-4 record, which was one of the worst seasons they've had in the past few years. According to Coach Don Combs, it was the best team that he has ever had at Eastern. But for three losses by a total of eight points, the Eels could have easily been 13-1. In those three losses, the last relay determined the outcome. For some of the Eels the year lasted a little longer than the regular season. Sev- eral Eels, including Assistant Coach Dan Lichty's three divers, qualified for the NCAA championship and a chance to earn the distinction of being an All-American. The clinched fist of Coach Combs symbolizes push harder ' as he demands maximum effort from his swimmers. 228 ATHLETICSXSWIMMING ,-. l l f.-, 5. llff 13-1 :' -' f , 1 x .-Y ' H u.: '-,Cn .us ,,, , . -4- ,num .TL - v -. r- rg .-.. ....r -..f..-. ff Ia.:-if-.13 ' - - ' ,. ., , - ,. ef , . J lglg' My E S S N sf 'fs v 1. Shaving off the hair To reduce drag was a small sacri- fice for Jim Schwarz, as he climbs out of the pool a winner. I-ss. 'hi EASTERN EELS. BOTTOM ROW: Pete Reed, Greg Marquis, John Daven- Klein, Diving Coach Dan Lichty, Coach Donald Combs. BACK ROW: John Scott Gallant, Ken Walters, and 'Bob Sandford. SECOND ROW: Bob Buckner, Jim Callahan, Jay Chan-ley, Jim Schwarz, Don Yellman, Ron Holihan, Chris Webb, Dave Bokelman, Allen Bokelman, Link Dorroh, Ken AlSouthworth, Lacy Hagood. ATHLETICSXSWIMMING 229 Right: NCAA-bound Scott Gallant appears to be flying as he executes a graceful dive. Below: It's a good start as these swimmer: thrust off the blocks en route to a grueling race in the KISC meet. ' 1 is ATHLETICSISWIMMING 70 SWIMMING SCOREBOARD University of Louisville Eastern Michigan . . . Vanderbilt ...... Sewanee ..... Alabama ..... Eastern Illinois Indiana State' ...... Morehead ......... University of Georgia South Carolina ..... University of Kentucky Union College ..... Marshall University . Ohio University .... ohn Buckner prepares to begin th hich he won against Ohio Unive ty B rts his leg in the freestyle relay g th t h -out effort. Baseball 'Mudders' Post 13-9 Season Eastern's baseball season started in the traditional manner: Rain. After three rained- out attempts, the Colonel nine took the field with a 6-4 first game victory over Transylvania. In the next 10 games the Colonels played .700 baseball. Coach C. T. Hughes' bats- men dropped their first two conference games to East Tennessee, but bounced back over Tennessee Tech on the road. The Colonels returned home with eight of twelve conference games remaining. Eastern took a double-header from East Tennessee, keeping hopes for a title open, but then pitching arms stiffened and bat- ting averages dropped. Two double-header losses were suffered at the bats of More- head and Tennessee Tech, closing the door for any title hopes. The Colonels then split their next four games. The season closed with a record of 13 wins and 9 losses. A winning season, but not exceptional for Coach Hughes, who has seen his teams win T0 baseball cham- pionships in the OVC's 21 years. Right Determination is expressed on Ron Andrews' face as he prepares to deliver the pitch that opened the 1969 season. Below: Safe is the call as Ken Blewift beats it-l mi.l:'Wr.'f!v-ti - A 2 ',, ex A.. L -- ii, - 'em i Y I Um. ggi' G fv' r, ' A-fcavkfnafg lf k n ,J L tixqwi M if v T .,,,,f,,,ttf.w ff! fm Ylfw .MMT ,X L ' gl' f -'QV 4 1 xx , . , lil' 'I O' ' A . t L fu- Q. - ' T tk rr' L . -54 . 'k 1 ,MW 'l ql' N -l l' , 1969 BASEBALL COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Charlie Taylor, Randy Webb, Paul Scheiclel, Ken Woodruff, mgr., Jack Llewellyn, graduate assistant coach. Wells, Ron Andrews, Carl Shoy, and Dave Rexrode. SECOND ROW: Bill BACK ROW: Coach C. T. Hughes, Lee Hucker, Jim Cain, Craig Milburn, Larry Mike Goebel, Jack Emsuer, Ken Blewitt, Joe Voets, Don McCullough, Cook, Larry Roberts, Dave Cupp, .lon Pavlisko, graduate assistant coach. batter, EKU catcher, Mike Goebel, and the umpire provide a study in concentration. ATHLETICSXSPRING SPORTS 233 Two Cold Doubleheaclers Chill OVC Hopes I I 2 A . F If tx lv L W z 1 Above: A cloud of dust tells the story as pitcher Andrews ls forced at second. Right: Eastem first baseman, Dave Cupp, unleashes a timely hit' in a losing cause against Morehead. ll ,. M 1 l , W. Y, I ll' ll :J l ' ' LI 'tmlllg .T if . 234 ATHLETICSXSPRING SPORTS 1969 BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 6 .... Transylvania . . . . . 4 4 .... Berea ......... . . 2 1-1 .... East Tennessee . . . . .4-4 6 .... Georgia Southern . . . . 5 6 .... Georgia Southern . . . . A4 1 .... Georgia Southern . . . . 2 4 .... Erskine College . . . . 3 2 .... Georgetown . . . . . 0 4-6. .Tennessee Tech . . . . .2-3 7-5 .... East Tennessee . . . . .4-4 0-1 .... Morehead ..... . . .3-4 23 .... Berea ........ . . 4 2-O .... Tennessee Tech . . . . .4-4 17 .... Centre ........ . . . 10 4-2 .... Morehead . . . . .2-6 2 .... Transylvania . . . . 3 Left: The men with the strategy, Coach Turkey Hughes and assistant Jack Llewellyn, discuss the situation with pitcher Ron Andrews during a crucial game. Below: It's wait 'til next year for the Colonel: and their battle gear as the season closes with a 13-9 slate. '-4 ATHLETICSXSPRING SPORTS 235 Thinclads Finish Second in Ovc The EasTern Track Team, led by All-Ameri- cans GranT Colehour and Ken Silvious, boTh NCAA finalisTs, placed second in The OVC behind sTrong WesTern. Jim Wood and WilberT Davis were also sTandouTs on a squad laden wiTh TalenT. The Colonels compeTed aT home only Twice in dual meeTs, in which They liTerally ran Morehead and The UniversiTy of Cin- cinnaTi off The Track. The Colonels spenT mosT of Their Time compeTing in presTigious relays around The counTry, such as The Ohio All-Comers meeT in Columbus, The KnighTs of Columbus meeT in Cleveland, The Mason- Dixon meeT in Louisville, as well as The indoor NCAA meeT in DeTroiT. The OVC meeT is always The climacTic meeT of The season, and here The Colonels fared well. GranT Colehour, The league's greaTesT disfance runner, doubled in The mile and 3-mile runs-boTh in record Times. Jim Wood capTured TirsT place in The 120 hurdles, while WilberT Davis seT a new record in The pole vaulT by clearing 15'-7 . Q if Q V 'r , ,, h., Top Right: The agony of physical strain can be seen on Ken Silvious' face-The face of a winner. Above: Jim Wood, OVC 120-high hurdle champ, clears his last hurdle and eyes The finish line. Right: Art Howard, with a burst of speed at The Tape, records another first for Eastern in The 100-yard dash. 236 ATHLETICSXSPRING SPORTS .Li I M19-. i , an -, ,V 3, -v - . 'LA vfl ' f . -.-. V . fikvlii ,.,-4' 1,.,..i - , K kzg . . , f-. Q., .1.r, . 3 T- gf :, . 1. Q- - .I 'rilzkegi ' ,.....-QL., .W Q ' ,wc-L. 1 , 'E-l 3Ci1-L,.,L. - erry Murphy makes a successful vault and tallies points for e Colonels. TRACK COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Galib Kawaia, Gary Steen, Jim Geines- Bertrand, Maury Searcy, Arthur Howard, John Johnson, Wilbert Davis, Grant George White, Al Coffee, Jim Wood, Terry Murphy, 'Jerry Scaring, Bob Colehour, Mervyn Lewis, Mark Jamison, Ken Silvious, Jimmy Marcket, Ron Bock, Jerry Kraiss, Jim McKenzie. SECOND ROW: Mike Nicholson, Keith Winston Emanuel, Harold Burke. ATHLETICS! SPRING SPORTS 237 Youth, lnexperience Yield inconsistency The i969 golf Colonels were a young Team, playing only one senior, wiTh The bulk of The Team being comprised of fresh- men. The Team was noT wiThouT TalenT, and personnel-wise showed greaT promise, buT The youTh and inexperience creaTed a prob- lem of inconsisTency which resulTed in a 5-4 season. The 1969 golfers were ledyby iunior Paul SchulTz and senior John NewTon. SchulTz managed an average, score of 74, while NewTon carded an average of 76 for The season. These Two golfers helped The Col- onels sTay above The .500 mark in dual maTch play. ln maior maTches The linksmen posTed sevenTh in The Marshall UniversiTy lnviTaTional, TenTh in The Murray lnviTaTional, and sevenTh in The big TournamenT of The season, The OVC. 238 ATHLETICSISPRI NG SPORTS .5 Colonel golfer studies the lie of his ball before sending it spinning to the cup wet green. 5' A- 1969 GOLF SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponents 385 . .University of Kentucky . .382 19V2. .Xavier University ....... 4V2 8 . .Central Michigan ....... 10 12 . .Central Michigan ....... 6 385 . . University of Kentucky . .373 16 . .Xaxier University ....... 2 4V2. .University of Cincinnatti . 13V2 395 .Jefferson Community College ............ 417 384 . .Indiana State . .. . . . . .401 Above: Paul Schultz gets out of trouble with a well executed trap shot and saves his par. :IE 1969 GOLF COLONELS: Coach Glenn Presnell, Billy Price, Jimmy Jrphy, Jimmy Saunders, Jack Barber, Tim Brown, John Newton, ul Schultz, Dennis Bruneau. ATHLETICSXSPRING VSPORTS 239 Cool and Riggins Lead 10-7 Season VeTeran Lindy Riggins and iunior college All-American, MarTy Gool, led The Colonels' Tennis aTTack in compiling a winning season for l969. BoTh Riggins and Gool gained The singles finals of The OVC championship held in Bowling Green. Coach Jack Adams' Team possessed The TalenT needed for a Tremendous season, buT bad breaks limited The Colonels To a lO-7 year. Mike Barnes,.a junior college All- American, suffered a wrisT iniury which kepT him ouT of acTion for most of The season. When Barnes refurned To action, he provided good, solid supporf in doubles. He Teamed wiTh MarTy Gool in advancing To The finals in The OVC championships, where EasTern's nefmen capped Their season wiTh a fourTh-place finish. Top Right: The hand of Lindy Riggins reaches high for a shot that opens another season of tennis at Eastern. Above: Greg Stephenson makes good use of his strong backhand and scores against a Western opponent. Right: Marty Gool, one of the Colonels' top-seeded players, exhibits finesse on his forehand return. 240 ATH LETICSXSPRI NG SPORTS . f's'w3 3- T y, sr? '!.x1?xgX'l7xN-' ,pie - ,kllkkslvlsls 'K bfi'-ia L l r' -in 'Q 'T . .55 lim if.fll15?'2f5l'5'?'-'asiillllli fi slim T-WT' 'Q 1 . N - . ,J-T t Juv. ,.. s.,-'gi vi , g . -.4-as .1 :J-,Q , v- Y - T . -V4 'S,-..-- F s l 1 V' .,, A ,XX is A ?'n . . QQE. fgls. f ! fr-. . TT' 51221 kv.. THE 1969 TENNIS COLONELS. BOTTOM ROW: Allen Steffey, Lindy Riggins, Pat Guerin, Greg Stephenson. SECOND ROW: Mel Martin, Mike Barnes, Jack Bennings, Fred Grant, Marty Gool. Left: A strong serve by Mel Martin is the end result of concentration. 1969 TENNIS SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 9 .... Berea ............ . . .0 2 .... Western Kentucky .... . . .7 l .... University of Kentucky ..... 8 7 .... Middle Tennessee . . . . . .2 8 .... Austin Peay ....... . . .1 O .... Florida State ....... . . .9 8 .... University of Tampa . . . . .l I .... Rollins ................. 8 6 .... University of Cincinnati .... 3 6 .... University of Cincinnati .... 3 4 .... University of Kentucky .... 5 3 .... Western Kentucky . . . . . .6 5 .... Murray ......... . .4 6 .... Marshall .' ..... . . .1 2 .... Tennessee Tech . . . .7 6 .... East Tennessee . . . .3 6 .... Morehead ..... . .3 ATHLETICSISPRING SPORTS 241 Unseasoned Matmen Post 6-6 Record Eastern's wrestling Team displayed unity and desire as it compiled a 6-6 record dur- ing the 1969-70 season. Student Coach Ron House faced a big challenge in de- veloping the team in its second year, fol- lowing a four-year layoff. The maiority of the matmen were fresh- men and they improved as the season progressed. The freshmen held their own against the long-established teams. In the State AAU Meet, Eastern had four cham- pions: Dick Lowenstein U14 lb.l, Kavoose Namazi U25 lb.J, Joe Nell U63 Ib.J, and Ron House U98 Ib.l. 4 The initial head-butting and grappling is punishment that a wrestler has to master. THE 1969-70 COLONEL GRAPPLERS. FRONT ROW: Frank Campo, John Maut- Mike Dravo, Joe Neff, Dennis Wiggins, Dennis McClish, Keith Carroll, 1 ner, Rick Johnston, Mac Nickson, Butch Mitchell, Skip Eckert, Dick Lownstein, Fink, Ron Jackson, Edgar Henry, Archie Cornell, Kavoose Namazi, L Bruce Drummond, Leland Stewart. BACK ROW: Coach Ron House, Manager Kolburn, Assist. Coach Jim Flowers. 242 ATHLETICS! WRESTLI NG Gymnasts' Initial Year Records 7-2 Finish ln iTs premiere year as a varsiTy sporT, EasTern's gymnasTics Team was a resound- ing success. Under The direcTion of Dr. Barney Groves and sTudenT coach Gene GilberT, The flying Colonels were molded inTo winners. In previous years, There was a gym- nasfics club composed of people wiTh an inTeresT in The sporT. Dr. Groves sponsored The club which puT on exhibiTions for high schools in The sTaTe. WiTh a growing in- TeresT in The sporT, Dr. Groves was success- ful in geTTing The sporT proclaimed as a varsiTy acTiviTy. As The gymnasTics season came To an end, EasTern's record sTood aT 7-2, a Tre- mendous efforT for The iniTial year. The season was climaxed by The KenTucky STaTe lnTercollegiaTe GymnasTics MeeT in Louis- ville. The Colonels reTurned home finish- ing second only behind a sTrong Univer- siTy of Louisville Team. Top: Contorting The body is a necessiTy in girl's free exercise. Leff: ln a beautiful display of sfrengih and body control, The gym Team presents an exhibition in The . coliseum. :ga is 6 ll , Q, , , , ,,. ATHLETICSXGYMNASTIQS 243 FRONT ROW: Michael Orem,' Malcomb Witt, Steve Tracey, James Pope. BACK ROW: Tony Gruelle, Lloyd Pickett, John Begley, David Carpenter, David McMille 244 ATH LETICSIRI FLE Two Lettermen Lead Marksmer The rifle team was faced with the challenge a building a squad around only two returning lette men, Tony Gruelle and David Carpenter. Under the guidance of CPT Baker and CPT Vo- Allman, Eastern's marksmen were able to compi a 4-4 record against stiff competition. Eastern registe ed victories against Middle Tennessee, Xavier, Mora head, and Louisville. They lost to Murray, UK, Dai ton, and Western. Eastern also participated in th Walsh Invitational Tournament in Cincinnati and tl' Kentucky State Tournament in Lexington. Leading the young, inexperienced team were Gruel and Carpenter. 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Points won were tallied at the end of all competition and a campus-wide champion was crowned to climax the year. 246 ATHLETICSXINTRAMURALS ia-TW' Above: It appears to be a clear path down the side- line for this runner. Left: The extra distance in his stride enables this runner to escape the tackler. ATHLETICSXINTRAMURALS 247 Q . if P Above: The DU's defeat Pikes en route io the fraternity basketball championship. Right: A good elbow to the kidney proves successful in keeping the opponent from grabbing a rebound. 248 ATHLETICSIINTRAMURALS mu 3 H -i X r Above: Every muscle is strained as this round-baller pulls down an important rebound. Left: In a vain effort to block the shot, this Sterling player commits a foul. ATHLETICSXINTRAMURALS 249 Top: The pitcher in slow-pitch softball many times can determine The victor. Above: The long stride and smooth swing precedes the mad dash around the bases. A K A F 250 ATH LETICSII MTRAMURALS , 1 ' - 1 1 P1 - fy . 1 ff -t4ilf , x . 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I IIIII III I I If I IIIIIIIIIIII IIII III .II I I II I III I I II I III I IIIII I IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII I WW W ww y wwf m Wfyffyffffwwffffwn +++ IW' UWM pigs WH V XXXIfff! ' 4 : 1 , W I A07 I W w , Wnfuvvffgfvvjgjf owmzmms f'ff' fiw1 wf' U1 y wf !f n H JIIWHMW,',m4lrfL1fi W . im 'x , VV 4 ' N p V W 'lu 7 ,mein . qs , f u S A md' ,HMMJlllmmlrrf 5v4 HIM I fr lm. HwI1'.m1f1 f 1 H5'w ' 'W Nw. , HW' MWHNI1 HH jj' 'M ' 1'H'lrf1W 'w ' I 1, H 4 N kim w fl'fJIMi W f5V'MM 'lJww I ,wwrw,mI,QQ,, ff, ff, M f'J,hm.,,1. Wi' , Wfrrui' Student Association Accepts New Responsibiliti Eastern's Student Association con- tributed to increased student in- volvement in the affairs of the Uni- versity this year through its repre- sentative body-the Student Coun- cil-and the Student Court. Representing the 9,654 mem- bers of the Association, the Stu- dent Council had as its first major task the nomination of student members to serve on'academic and administrative committees of the University. This was an outgrowth of the Powell and Stovall reports, approved last summer by the Board of Regents, which placed student members on every University body. The Council also made proposals to the University that were aimed at broadening the responsibility of students within the framework of the newly approved reports gov- erning student relationships. Another prime concern for the Association was the preparation of a new constitution that would be consonant with the statements on Student Rights and Responsibilities composed of the Powell and Stovall Reports. 256 ORGANIZATIONSXSIUDENT GOVERNMENT Top: STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: James Culbertson, treasu Robert Warfield, Vice President: Jim Pelligrinon, president: and Ka Bryant, secretary. Below: Robert Warfield, student representative on Board of Regents talks with Peter Jennings, ABC commentator. w: Mulebarn committee members Brenda Butler, Nora hear, Herb Jones, and Robert Warfield, along with Jim igrinon and Louisa Flook participate in the opening cere- nies for the student-faculty recreation center. Bottom Right: -nes Pelligrinon speaks to the council on the nomination of dents to administrative committees. X..X Circuit judge Addresses Court The Student Court, organized under the constitution of the Student Council, heard cases relating to the constitution by-laws of the Council involving infrac- tions of the University regulations in areas designated by the President. The maiority of cases handled by the court involved traffic violations and were referred mainly by the Department of Safety and Security. One special conference was held at which time Circuit Judge Jimmy Chenault of Richmond spoke on the ability to sort out fact from fiction in trying cases. 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'fa-am .M-LC fi- Azimiwmf.-..-.-xl,,mm-.QL-..ff,m f+m'1inf,J?.fb.- -. .Q4...i.0-.223Q1fflvT --:ff-xlldf. .Ekhia A-I-fffi-.-52.5 gms.-f!f.a.'. v-:1.w:Qh.ms.-ff-.1-:Q-.QMMA-la .x'6tQA4':1.:w?R.:m-:sif4mT.fX2?f3.a4-5fgxgffff x . -' fa- A vw- nr . -- 3-. ., . -r-: .f-- .ci-L .-x--,-EPR 'M Q. .. .. -1. .f--,A .-J V . . . 1 iff W2 W? Veterans Send Xmas Cards to Vietnam Alpha Sigma Upsilon sent Christmas cards to soldiers in Vietnam, acted as the homecoming color guard, and supplied wood for the Mulebarn fire place, as East- ern's veterans enioyed an active year. Alpha Sigma Upsilon, more commonly called the Veterans Club, was founded by the returning veterans of World War ll. Throughout its history, it has played a varied role in the social and political activi- ties at Eastern. The main purpose of the Veterans Club is to ease the transition from military to collegiate life, and to promote the spirit of fraternity and good fellowship among the ex-servicemen enrolled at East- ern Kentucky University. 41.1 n Alpha Sigma Upsilon provides the color guard for the Homecoming Parade FRONT ROW: Charles Poynter, President, David Williams, Vice President, Williams, Mike Al defS0l'1, Robert Gielel, Ronald BW99551 Esfll Dam Carlos Smith, Treasurer, Glenn Roberts, Student Council Representative, GBYY FOX, ClYde B0Yl9S1 Mike Blsll'-VP: J0l'l 1 Clark, l-GUY VenC'll C Bruce Stewart, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Gill Deaton, Darryl Fedder, Henry The0d0 e l-- B U 'l '91 JF-I 5P0n50f- Haynes, Charles Kiester, Don Norkerts, Howard Odor. BACK ROW: Nevel 260 ORGANIZATIONSXSERVICE 8: ACTIVITY Democrats Discuss Aims of Politics The Young DemocraTs Club provided guesi speakers Throughout The year. AT several meeTings The club had panel dis- cussions on imporTanT poliTical issues. The aims of This organizaTion are To involve sTudenTs in poliTics and make Them more aware of The exisTing problems of Today's governmenT. Mr. Herb Vescio, sponsor of The Young Democrats, advises The officers of The club. DNT ROW: Roger Basham, M. Lee Ratliff, Pam Gillespie, Tom Williams. FOURTH ROW: Patrick Pritchard, Sharon McGee, Ron ispin. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Locke, William Cox, Lynn Kaufman, Danny Bentley. Jwn. THIRD ROW: Daphne Jeffries, Teresa Benton, Henry ORGANIZATIONSXSERVICE AND ACTIVITY 261 The Young Republicans adopted their party's national mascot to Homecoming's Fantasia theme with a Dumbo float. College Republicans loin in Politics EKU's College Republican Club's partici- pation in the state-wide College Republican Convention was one of the high spots of a busy year. Their activities also included distribut- ing campaign material and helping in the Madison County elections. They also made needed repairs at the Community Center in Berea. V Reorganized in 1960 under Dr. Fred Engle, the College Republican Club is the largest in the nation in terms of member- ship. lt promotes year-round participation in government and Republican politics. 262 ORGANIZATIONSISERVICE 8- ACTIVITY FRONT ROW: Daniel B. Crum, Jr., State Director of Community Relations: Ken Ha State Vice Chairman: Peggy Herrmann, Recording Secretary: Vicki Gormley, Vice Cha man: Ike Norris, Chairman: Gary Kincaid, Treasurer, John Downs, Publicity Chairm Connie Lloyd, Corresponding Secretary. SECOND ROW: Carol Myers, Gail Hollow Hannelore Myatt, Marty Richeson, Kitty Jordan, Zola Hammond, Fred Engle, Faculty Sp sor. THIRD ROW: Hilda Wall, Jean Burton, Judith Lay, Fay Roy, Judi Clements, Sus Feasenmeier, .Stephen Schwartz. FOURTH ROW: Nancy McConnell, Bill Petter, Ba Knudsen, Sue Hass, Nancy Lyons, David Lloyd, Jeff Mitchell, Paul Stansbury, Pam Po FIFTH ROW: Debbie Young, William R. Rainey, Rick Hume, Danny S. Sexton. SIXTH R03 Jan Bedore, Barb Matthews, Mike Alexander, Carol Williamson, Link Dorroh, Joy Shipman, Tom Reaster. SEVENTH ROW: Joe Kleykamp, Lawrence Morrell, Beth Wiene Roy E. Benge. BACK ROW: James W. McKinney, Jr., Gary Lawrence, Stephen Lou Jon Thalman, Dee Orman. X 1 XJ Karate Club Teaches Art of Self Defense Members of The Sin Karate Club learned self-defense Through the art of Chinese Karate. Named for Grand Master Sin Kwang The, a holder of The lOTh degree black belt, The EKU chapter was taught by Two of Sin's students. Eastern students acquired endurance, quickness and flexibility Through The study of karate. Besides empty hand fighting, members also learned The use and defense of other weapons. The club originated in November 1968, by an Indochinese student aT The Univer- sity of Kentucky and came To Eastern The next year. Karate demands concentration, self-discipline and flexibility. T ROW: David Rutledge, Vice President, Bruce Quick, retaryy Randy Johnson, Treasurer and Instructor, Bruce her, President, Judy Erp, Gail Fortner, Mary Ann Hamil- Pam Simcoe, Margaret Hensley, Karen Moore, Rick ke, Steve Collins, Bruce Comiskey, Bill Cox. SECOND Russel Mclntosh, Joe Martin, David Stamps, Jerry Browning, Ron Hines, Charles Hunter, Mike Curry, Jerry Black, Paul Davy, William Brown, Robin Story, Roby Winkler, David Bandy. THIRD ROW: Bob Sowder, David Thomas, Danny Frazier, Doug Perkins, James Lunsford, Steve Snell, Jim Marksberry, Ken Ernspiker, Danny Campbell, Bob Montgomery, Danny Hammonds, Kenneth Moore, Gary Adams. ORGANIZATIONSISERVICE 8- ACTIVITY 263 FIRST ROW: Carol Lewis, Candy Johnson, Zola Hammonds, sec- Hindfen, Karen HUCI, I-HUYB I-ee ROSBVI Mifianfle Falk, retaryg Jane Hammond, Gloria Johnson, Marla Banks. SECOND Brucchieri, president: Shawna Cartwright, Donna Cobb, ROW: Ginger Medley, Lisa Brandenburg, Pat Ritchey, treasurerp WHIIKIHS, MiCl'1ele YOURS, Ruth Ann Kiefer, Paula Kriel, Alice Klaber, Carol Wilcox, Jan Rawson-. THIRD ROW: Linda Gould. Service Projects Keep KDT Sorority Busy Kappa Delta Tau service sorority started their busy year on top by defeating ADPi sorority in the annual Powder Puff foot- ball game during Orientation Week. The sisters worked at polls for class elections and collected for Unicef in conjunction with Circle K. Pledges and actives made Thanksgiv- ing and Christmas cards and distributed them as they visited the Kenwood Nurs- ing Home and the Pattie A. Clay Hospital. During the holiday season they also col- lected canned goods for a needy family and clothing for the Community Center. In the spring the girls visited wounded soldiers at Fort Knox. In order to raise money for their various proiects the KDT's sponsored a gas pump, a car wash, a bake sale, a slave auction, and worked with concessions at athletic events and banquets in the SUB. The She- Male Contest was held for the second year and some hidden beauties got the op- portunity to display their talents. 264 ORGANIZATIONSXSERVICE AND ACTIVITIES 'Cf Nu... 1' Di The Kappa Delta Tau brunch gave actives and prospective pledges chance to get to know each other. I rcle K Promotes Active Citizenship ouifi 'Dews The men of Circle K had a full schedule of activities for the year beginning with responsibility for running the warehouse during Homecoming week. They co-sponsored a Unicef collection with Kappa Delta Tau service sorority and collected canned goods and Toys for Tots during the holiday season. Eastern's chapter was part of a Kentucky-Tennessee District group which sponsored Americanism Week in November to promote more active citi- zenship. Safe-driving leaflets were distrib- uted on campus before the holidays and the club sponsored an Easter- Egg Hunt for Richmond children as well as a clean-up campaign for local Boy and Girl Scout camp- ing areas and lent assistance to the League of Women Voters in taking surveys. Members ol' Circle K sell refreshments to Homecoming float workers. FRONT ROW: Ed Tuggle, Wayne Mclish, Mike Wesley, Jim Dudley Goodlette, President, Gary Abney, Executive Vice Chadwell, Terry Lake, Bill Parker, Jim Bacon, Bob Babbage, Presidentp Ron Dolen, Arnold Slusher, Lou Ames, Student Gary Palmer. SECOND ROW: Tom Wardell, David Lake,' Ed Council Representative, Tom Cortes, Sergeant at Arms, Martin Harber, Secretary, Larry Hopkins, Jim Murphy, Vice President, Mitchell. ORGANIZATIONSISERVICE AND ACTIVITY 265 KYMA Club Boosts Campus Spir . 'uv , ' ll l 1 'T ll BACK TO FRONT: Donagene Branham, Bill Parker, Donna Secretary, Linda Van Oss, Treasurer, Sandy Wilde Semones, Amy Bickett, Linda Carman, Judy Hanson, Bonnie dent Council Representaiivep Gail Van Ess, Aboud, Sherrie Craddock, Daphne Jeffries, Cheryl Castle, Secretary: Phyllis Gould, President, Jimmy Brown. Paula Weaver, Vice President, Carolyn Engel, Recording KYMA Club, since 1939, has promoTed The spiriT of The sTudenTs on EasTern's cam- pus. The club sponsors The EasTern Cheer- leaders and The LiTTle Colonels Drill Team. During Freshman Week The members of KYMA sold beanies and also served as guides To The freshmen. The LiTTle Colonels Drill Team performed in parades, and aT baskeTball and fooiball games. To Turiher boosT The spiriT on campus and aT The games, a spiriT sTick Trophy was given To The group who showed The mosT enThusiasm aT pep rallies, send-offs, and games. 266 ORGANIZATIONSISERVICE 81 ACTIVITY -1 . .1 ,IL EasTern'a cheerleaders display enthusiasm while lriding in the Homecoming Para E COLONELS DRlLL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Rox- Heekin, Ricky Philpot, Captain, Bonnie Wheeler, e Fischer, Captain, Sarah Young. SECOND ROW: Vanesse, Bev Fisher, Peggy Bryan, Judy Sullivan, Gayle t, Cathie Dakel, Karen Cline, Amy Young, Marianne y, Jill Whicker, Connie Wagner. THIRD ROW: Pattie Fischer, Connie Duff, Connie Tyrell, Sandra Cummens, Linda Murphy, Cindy Sandies, Sandy Simpson, Nancy Ruck, Merry Hoffman, Linda Rainville, Gail Shloss, Judy Borders, Shirley Dunham, Jan Farhney, Vicki Schmard, Linda Van Oss, Toni Lewis, Carol Moore. I'ERN CHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW: Donagene Branham, Connie' Haney, Nancy Vader, Billie ff. BACK ROW: Sarah Vice, Donna Semones, Gwen Reed, Christi Coates. ORGANIZATIONSXSERVICE 81 ACTIVITY 267 'E' Club Launches 'Athletic Day' for Community Bo The Varsity E Club is composed of male athletes who have lettered in any of the intercollegiate sports at EKU. Primarily a service organization, the E Club sold programs and ush- ered at all home football and basket- ball games. In the spring the club sponsored an All-Athletic Day for youngsters in the Richmond area. Each member gave instruction and a short lecture on his particular sport. The Athletic Day was free to participants who also received recognition of their attend- ance at the event. After an athlete has contributed to the club and re- mained in good standing for three years, he is awarded an E ring which salutes him as a leader in his particular sport. The bearer of the ring gains admittance to any athletic event after graduation as a further recogni- tion of his service. E Club members can be easily spotted as they sell programs and serve as ushers at athletic events. s at is FRONT ROW: Joe Voltz, Bill Quick, Pat Garin, Donny Young, Jim Saunders ROW DSHHIS MCCleSl'1 Bob BOWGI' Tim Brown Affhltf HOWBY'-5 Carl Don Buehler, Ron Holihan, Ken Klein, Ross Mills, Greg Marquis. SECOND field Boyd Lynch Tim Argabright Jon Ankney Brian Slemi-In Butch 268 ORGANIZATIONSISERVICE AND ACTIVITY 9112: IP' -r 4 6 Nancy Ruck, Secretary, Carol Seller. SECOND ROW: h Harrison, Olive Falcone, Pamela Miller, Nanci Pitcock, Carr, Debby Waxman. THIRD ROW: Jan Fahmey, Jerry VVomen's Inter-dorm Provides Activities Women's Inter-dorm Council, whose members are elected each spring from individual dorm councils, provides a med- ium of self-government for the women of the university residing on campus. lt also ROW: Nan Hudson, Vice President, Sue Steger, Presi- helps to create and maintain high stand- ards for the women students of the uni- versity. The council made available to the women students such activities as teach ing bridge and knitting. Various dorm parties are given throughout the year In .December each dorm held a Christmas program. Spencer Potter goes over the rules of bridge with coeds in McGregor Hall. Wilson, Terri Webb, Linda Gilliam, Julie Adams, Edwina Hatcher. FOURTH ROW: Linda Murphy, Lynn Brown, Sue Raw- Iey, Jo Ann McConnell, Judy Borders, Margaret Skaggs, Carol Wilcox, Charlene Baldinger. ORGANIZATIONSISERVICE AND ACTIVITY 269 Men s Inter-dorm T Council Shows Films Gn Drug Abuse FRONT ROW: Larry W. Royalty, Steve Ruckman, Tom Tarvin, James H. lnsko, Daniel W. Glier, Ken Batte, Michael T. Mona celli. SECOND ROW: George Hathaway, Mike Phillips, J. M. Woolums, Don VanSlyke. THIRD ROW: Ken Green, Dan Poston 1 Michael Miller. FOURTH ROW: Price S. Goldston, Jim E. Dennis A. Taylor. BACK ROW: Bob Sainlar, David Bugg, Rapp, Robert C. Ammerman. 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The Council participated in collecting clothing a community center drive and tutoring for I GROWTH program. In addition, they planned ' Raster Sunrise Service and carried out a proiect week. The maior proiect of the year was the bring- remodeling The COUnIy's Old-age home. I I FRONT ROW: Laura Roser, Barbara Yoak, Lynn Walden, Jill Leunig, Mary Powers, and Ann Worthington. BACK ROW: Reggie Walters, Frederick Vance Smith, Steven Boring, and George Pierce. A traditional proiect of the Interfaith Council is the senting of a live Nativity scene at the Wesley I 272 ORGANIZATIONSXFELLOWSHIP X, Q., ROW: Ken Copes, Ray Walker, Jeff Bonnell, Hairston. BACK, ROW: Connie Wainwright, Randy er Cavendish, Vance Smith, and Jane Gurganus. Hauschildt, Jirn Forsythe, Bill Wayman, Jeanne , OND ROW: Sandy Hinger, Jeanne Ingram, Kathy Veeneman, Helen Wan, and Ann Worthington. illan, Lynn Sensel, Sarah Coleman, and JoAnn 'jgmuri T T ' Weekly prayer services at the Lancaster House provide a medi- tative break. nglicans Sponsor Counseling at The Lancaster House The Anglicans, occupying The Lancaster House, enriched Epis- copal students' lives on campus. Besides weekly prayer services and meetings, the Anglicans strove for student's understand- ing, not only in relation to him- self, but also to the University and community. A counseling service was avail- able on a regular basis at the center, with a qualified counselor available. Members held a dinner for the Episcopal faculty and also parti- cipated in a series of lecture-dis- cussions on their position in to- day's society. Proiects for the surrounding community were considered a basic part of the organization and among these was a visit to a local rest home where a prayer session was held. ORGANIZATIONSXFELLOWSHIP 273 Baptist Students Sent Outas Summer Missionari Christian fellowship and service pro- jects drew members of the Baptist Student Union closer together. 5 Vesper services, conducted weekly, in- cluded students in panel discussions of timely topics as well as having slides and guest speakers. The Young Women's Auxiliary, a mis- sionary portion of the organization, met regularly for dinner and also for special proiects to further the organizations in- fluence on campus. Another organization within the B.S.U., the choir, went on tour during the year. The money obtained from the tour was used to support a summer mission pro- gram. This program sent students to serve in areas of financial and spiritual need. Other activities sponsored by the B.S.U. for the benefit of their fellow students in- cluded a regularly operating Coffeehouse, offering entertainment and relaxation, a Halloween party, a Christmas party, and a spring banquet which concluded the year's activities. As part of a program combining fellowship and service, mem bers of the BSU make use the recreational facilities avail able to them at their center. S FRONT ROW: Tom Blanton, Jerry Burke, Linda Kindell, Marilyn Jaeger, Marlene Robinson, Gloria Waters, Shirley Cobb, Rita Livingood, Barbara Ramsey, Bonnie Aboud, Vicki Mullins, and Sharon Curtis. SECOND ROW: Diane Hill, Libby Ambrose, Brenda Gaffney, Donna Williams, Susan Wil- son, Joyce Franklin, Jackie Reifsnyder, Pam Roberts, Marlena Kearns, Shirley Smith, Donna Horn, Vicki Morgan, Norma Clemmons, Jeanne Cooper, and Linda Perry. THIRD ROW: Clarenetta Henderson, Jody Ison, Glenda Roberts, 274 ORGANIZATIONSXFEDLOWSHIP ' -i n-4 Roger Casada, Diana Moore, Judy Angel, Linda Hendren, Brenda Sue Gibson, Dottie Bowling, Tolene Hacker, and Carolyn Boggess. B ROW: Gary Franklin, Douglas Siolander, Johnny Sloane, Larry Hopi- George Bledsoe, Rick Shelly, Diane Puckett, Wayne Walden, Marg Skaggs, Faye Keith, Lloyd Blevins, Floyd Blevins, David Reasor, Larry derwood, Steve Fegen-bush, and Martin Golden. NT ROW: Linda Fleming, Adella Drum, Belinda Estepp. Dunaway, Beth Wiener. BACK ROW: Rev. Larry Branson, n Griffin, Emma Jean Edington, Debbie Pritchett. SECOND Cpt.1Edwin N, Griffin. : Donna Smith, Karen Latimer, Deanna Wilkerson, Phyllis - ----Y fir-ggggvfc'-ri..- ,- A .. --5! ,,,'j9c'Y'f, Y- 5 ' ' : ' mbers of the Christian Student Fellowship discuss with the nsor and guest speaker problems of campus living. RCF Group Speaks To Congregations A Christian Student Fellowship visited var- ious churches in the Richmond area, speak- ing to the congregatio-ns to explain the purpose and advantages of this organiza- tion. In coniunction with University of Ken- tucky's group, the Eastern Chapter spon- sored a hay ride and a roller-skating party. This fall they attended the Collegiate Con- vention held in French Lick, Indiana. 1 The CF Group is a non-denominational organization which promotes fellowship throughout the community and on East ern's campus. ORGANIZATIONSXFELLOWSHIP 275 Newman Club Holds Weekly Folk Mass To provide an inspirational atmosphere FRONT ROW: Barbara Bunch, Karen Broering, Ken Hoffman, Brent Laswell, Darlene Wooldridge, Ernesto Scorsone, Casey Wilms, Rita Thomas, Joclye Rogers, Rick Lisi, Michael Alexander. SECOND ROW: Paul Andrews, Jody Skipworth, Terry Town- shend, Stephanie Schloemer, Chris Carnes, Pat Thomas, Pat Geier, Kathy Collins, Nancy Todd, Bill Petter. THIRD ROW: on Eastern's campus, the Newman Club held Folk Masses relevant to today's mode of thinking each week. The Newman Club provided both service and fellowship pro- grams for the Catholic students on cam- pus. The members ot the club participated in the GROWTH program and weekend trips were taken to the Appalachia area for volunteer work. The special event of the year was the annual Mardi Gras Dance held in the spring in the Student Union Building Cafeteria. As money-making projects the club sponsored spaghetti dinners and car washes. Some ot the club members worked for the Richmond Federal Credit Union in the east end ot the community along with var- ious other proiects. 276 ORGANIZATIONSXFELLOWSHIP Tom Reastor, Ron Hamilton, George Hanrahan, Cheryl Karen Moore, Judy Sand, Karen Heicl, Edgar Hembree, Bryant, Dorothy Bulcher, Ruth Uhrig. BACK ROW: Dan Jim Smith, Fred Cook, Donna Sergeant, Charlie Murphy, Wires, Julie Baeder, Tom Wolfe, Jean Nichaus, Paul Members of the Newman Club prepare for weekly Folk reign Students Banquet estminster Fellowship Sponsors ROW: Eddie Shasek, Judy Weischedel, Debbie Seiferid, Eileen Nugent, Brasington, and Bruce Kaufman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Don Bellairs, Becky Mary Ann Powers, Eleanor Ruder, Margaret Ruder, Sharon Adams, and Me Dr. Judy Moore. BACK ROW: Laura Roser, Maury Searcy, Glenn Kinder Mark Adams, Gary Shrout, Loren Blakemore, Wayne Patterson, Pat Patterson Sue Girdler, and Mary Jo Benton. Working in coniunction with the Pres- byterian Church, the Westminster Fellow- ship sought to create an atmosphere of stimulating discussion with various student and faculty speakers throughout the year. Their fall and spring retreats to the local church camp included as their discussion leaders, ministers from other denomina- tions in an attempt to unite the religious communities at Eastern. The major proiects of the year were a Thanksgiving dinner for foreign students on campus and the traditional Christmas caroling party throughout the community, in addition to participation in the live nati- vity scene sponsored by all the religious organizations on campus. The members took part in presenting the vesper service during orientation week and volunteered time to the GROWTH tutoring program. mbers of Westminster Fellowship listen to their guest speaker, H. H. LaFuze, as he approaches them with a topic of under- standing others, ORGANIZATIONSXFELLOWSHIP 277 YWCA Members Attend Conference The Young Women's Christian Associa- FRONT: Mrs. Mylum, Linda Nichols, Brenda Gaffney, Gay Stewart, Vicki Ingram, Nancy Armstrong, Dana Scott. BACK ROW: Clarice Burton, Terry Waclowski, Barbara Yoak, Brenda- Rains, Karen Lorme, Matchett. Lynn Walden, Krista Williams tion promoted Christian spirit throughout the campus and community by helping others. Their programs consisted of tutor- ing, recreation, and handicrafts. Members of the YWCA attended the national and regional conferences held in Missouri and Georgia in order to get ideas that would better their organization. Each year the club is responsible for the tradi- tional Hanging of the Greens and the sunrise service on Eastern's campus. For the first time YWCA ioined the Interfaith Council on campus and helped them sell greeting cards and stationery. In order to boost their own fund, the mem- bers of the club made and sold cushioned bed pillows. 278 ORGANIZATIONSIFELLOWSHIP 'za-C YWCA members work diligently making pillows for a money-making proi Athletes Become Big Brothers Fellowship of Christian Athletes provid- ed Big Brothers for the underprivileged children of the Richmond area. The mem- bers took the children to various sporting events and provided fellowship opportuni- ties to them. During the year films con- cerning the concept of the club were shown to all members. The club also sponsored speakers which included the Reverends Blakemore, Scott, Goodlow, Palmquist, and McSwain. At various reli- gious programs the members were called upon to usher. They also collected clothes for the Welfare Association. Christian Athletes play the role of Big Brother while at- tending children to a sport activity in the coliseum, ROW Ross Mills Dick Loewensteni Max Nickson Mike Jackson Tom Swartz, R00 HOUSE, Link D0ff0f'l, Tom MUFPIWYI D00 5l5Sl9Ul'Y, KSHYIY Washington Archis Corwell BACK ROW Leland Stewart Karl Moran Long Joe McClurg, Dave Staten, Eric Liwdblam. ORGANIZATIONSXFELLOWSHIP 279 G RO TH Coordinates Tutorial Assistance xx .ILM Above: Susan Garland works with two young stu- dents to improve their spelling through the use of phonics. Top Right: Children participating in the GROWTH program are anxious to gain approval from their tutors. Right: The tutors are respected by the children and many helpful relationships are established. The Greater Richmond Op- portunity for Wider Tutorial Help, more commonly known as GROWTH, gained momentum during this school year as a re- sult of many months of exten- sive planning. Begun in Decem- ber, 1968, this program was or- ganized to coordinate the various tutoring groups sponsored by campus organizations into a ioint project which could do a more effective iob. Nearly 60 campus volunteers worked with Richmond children needing tutoring in particular areas. The children were able to improve their school work, and many times found a friend in a college student to whom they could turn. At the same time, Eastern students gained invalu- able experience in working with these children. 280 ORGANIZATIONSXFELLOWSHIP WWA' -if 4 -im' h,wl:Q?6g,rxV V ',ti2-ing., Q :t1g,g5'4E,i- so - T-, - 'f'Y'd19- rL'F- 'MY-T . , ig ,gin ft 4- 'ii-f'1H.rf'5 ..- Q wif-gi .4 MIT-. 'Z:'Q ' 1 Q fog. , ,VI 4 xr izw 3:-Ey ififfi Cff 5l952f'4'1f0Ef .piifiilf '-fg!QM-f5g'w '1 . . . ,,.-. ... .. . 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' FRONT ROW: Patti Merritt, Pam Carpenter, Linda Blackwood, N8Sl'l- BACK ROW: V- C- MESSYYISYI Wendell Embry Bob K Carolyn Joy Carnes, Terry Gossom, Joseph Calimeri, Carl Bob Kellsf -l0l'll1 While, Pa'-ll BUCkl'I0lZ, -l0l'ln Clements Bo Gough. SECOND ROW: Shi-Chang Sung, James Martin, Robert D9fl'iCk, DEHNS R5iS0l'- Maloney, Dennis England, Joseph Siclles, Bill Better, Charles 282 ORGANIZATIONSXDEPARTMENTALS J- ..I. 1 ,Ei in -l, Agriculture Club Gives 'Five Work Scholarships The Agriculture Club held monthly meet- ings at which they heard speakers on agricultural topics, including the relation- ship between tobacco and cancer and the 'effects of urban 'development on the pro- duction of land. Work scholarships of T50 dollars each were given to tive agriculture students. The students were required to work either on the farm or in the greenhouse to earn the money provided by the scholarships and also gain experience in his area of interest. ln November, the club held a talent show for the members with prizes of ten, seven, and tive dollars being award- ed to first, second and third places respec- tively. In February the club took a trip to Louisville where they observed the Na- tional Farm Machinery Show and Tractor Pulling Contest. Gary McKillip, club president, presents a scholarship to Nor man Cox. NT ROW: Dr. Hayes, Mr. Stocker, and Dr. Barkley. SECOND : Ivan Clemons, David Smith, Raymond Pluvier, Martin odruff, John Worth, Norman Cox, James Marcum, Brenda lhing, John Inman, Jeff Gunnell, Brian Bowles, Gerald loway. THIRD ROW: William Coblentz, Greg Woodruff, Carl alps, Dale Walther, Jerry Smith, Steve Fisk, Roy Adams, Ralph Begley, Edward Smith, Ted Hays, Elmer Edwards, and Gary Gilbert. BACK ROW: Gary McKillip, Ted Colvin, David Craig, William Hendricks, Jim Clark, John Lynch, Terry Rowlett, Mike Cowman, George Norton, Don Jones, Jerry Lane, Ralph Anderson, Dallas Stafford, Doug Edwards, Steve Jackson, and Larry Peyton. ORGANIZATIONSXDEPARTMENTALS 283 ACE Cultural Groups Work iVVith Richmond Schoo The opening program for the Asso- ciation of Childhood Education this fall brought to campus a guest speak- er who was a specialist in teaching reading skills to the elementary child. Another program centered around panel discussions on the disadvant- aged child and the role of the student teacher. As a service, the members ot ACE divided into smaller groups in music, art, plays and games, and dra- matics to work with children in the Richmond elementary schools. Representatives of the organization attended several conferences. A state contab was held in Paducah at which Eastern representatives presented a skit. National conventions were held in Washington, D. C. and Atlanta. .X-'Z' FRONT ROW: Helen Stempfer, Joyce Nicholas, Regina McWhorter, Deborah Gantt, Gay Lee Stewart, Sandy Wilde, Sharon McGee, Nicola Schnell, Judy Hanson, and Patti Hamm. SECOND ROW: Wanda Watson, Sara Rankin, Jane Kunkel, Connie Wills, Mary Gray, Linda Cox, Angela Kerr, Edith Harrison, Susan Roller, and Paula Weaver. THIRD ROW: Brenda Landrum, Elaine Berry, 284 ORGANIZATIONSIDEPARTMENTALS Brenda Mattingly, Marlene Cralib, Ethel Sams, Helen Himphries, Ann Carol Mobley, Lorna Bock, Bonnie Morris, Shirley Knaver, and Jeanne man. BACK ROW: Ann Towler, Sandra Feltner, Eileen Nugent, Debbie I Mildred Payne, Norma Craft, Clayton Daniels, Oscar Bailey, Gloria Daphne Jefferies, Mary Sue Campbell, Patsy Baird, and Patty Vogler. iology, Chemistry Clubs Feature Speakers The Eastern Chapter of Student Affiliates the America-n Chemical Society showed lms provided by various chemical firms their meetings. The chapter heard veral speakers including Dr. Ralph hompson, who spoke on the popula- on explosion and Dr. Ernest E. Byrn, who ave a magic demonstration. In March e club attended a meeting of the Ameri- Chemical Society in Louisville. ROW: Terry Risner, President, John Rieber, Vice- Jerry Nesessary, Secretary, Thomas Pinkerton, Treas- Nancy Todd, Carol Townsend, Martha McKenzie. BACK Activities for the Biology Club included sponsoring the Audubon Society films and several one-day outings at places such as the Berea Woods. They showed films at their meetings and in November Dr. Branley Branson was a guest speaker. The club assisted in the Conservation Fair held in the fall, and in the spring held its an- nualgweekend outing of camping and field trips. ROW: Dr. Salyer, Sponsor, Michael Alexander, Carl White, Chyung Kook, David Phelps, Richard Young, Don Steele. I ROW: Darrel Hunt, Treasurer, Barb Jeffries, ton, Clara Smith, Gail Phillips, Mary McGlasson, Sandy Fryman, President, Susie Durrett, Sponsor, Sherill Burton, Kathleen Collins, Colleen Wil- Ltudent Council Representative: Jim Smith, Vice- let, Donald Batch, Sponsor. 'resident. SECOND ROW: John Young, Mike Hamil- ORGAN IZATIONSXDEPARTMENTALS 285 Caduceus Club Tours Atomic Plant at Oak Ridge The Caduceus Club began its activity with a fall trip to Oak Ridge, Tennessee, where members visited the site where the first atomic bomb was manufactured, a nuclear museum, and a hospital that uses radioactive isotopes for treatment. The club helped the student nurses during blood mobile visits and maintained a first aid station during Band Day. The members also visited the University of Louisville Medical School and Eli Lilly Drug Company in Indianapolis. The club supported the University Emergency Plan- ning System organized by Dr. Wilbur Houston and engaged medically oriented speakers at its bi-monthly meetings. At the end of the year the club held a ban- quet and presented awards to recognize worthy members. An Oak Ridge technician prepares a Caduceus Club member to be tested for radioactive accumulation in his body. FRONT ROW: Linda Himes, Jim Caudill, Judy Gundlach, Jody Graham, Scott Thurman, Sherry Conner, Carol Algiers, Alice Cox, and Jeanne Schwettman. SECOND ROW: Barbara Mann, Ronald Stone, Tin-Jor Wong, Mike Alexander, Ron Poling, John Praither, and Peggy Dodd. THIRD ROW: Larry Fields, Doug Jenkins, Russ Williamson, Rod Haddix, and Winston Halcomb. FOURTH 286 ORGANIZATIONSIDEPARTMENTALS ROW: Carl Chaplain, Arthur Foster, Jim Forsythe, Jim Hill, Bill McCall, and Mike Hamilton. FIFTH ROW: Richard Bumett, Gene Robinette, Steve Van- over, Jerry Poynter, Gerald Combs, and Rick Cundiff. BACK ROW: Dr. John Meisenheimer and Dr. Sanford Jones. Food - utrition, Home Ec. Clubs Host Conferences The Food and Nutrition Club published a cook book and used the proceeds from its sale for a scholar- ship fund. The club was invited to Louisville by the National Restaurant Association for a three-day busi- ness conference on management. ln November, it hosted a meeting of the Kentucky Diabetics Associa- tion and in January Wilma Robinson, state home consultant, spoke to the group. The Home Economics Club made yarn doll pins and sold them on Band Day, and gave a tour of the Burrier Building and Turl-ey House for Richmond Girl Scouts. At their meetings programs on adoption, mar- riage, the family, and professional iobs open to girls in the field were presented. The members aided in state work and hosted a state workshop. The installa- tion of officers was held at the spring banquet and several members attended the national convention in Cleveland. Pam Adams. BACK ROW: Dr. Effie Creamer, Sondra Adams, Mrs. Euglenia Jean Burton, Gay Stewart, Beverly Oether, Regina Nichaus, Fatina ROW: Beth McBrayer, Janice Burdett, Janice Begley, Sondra Cornell, Kendrick, Gail McReynolds, Marilyn Park, Linda Ball, David Swango, and Marilyn Flowers. ROW: Carole Cracraft, Gay Jennings, Elizabeth MacDonald, Gay Stewart, Bonnie Bartelt, Judy Alderson, Mary Tallent, Rita Peterson, Nancy Kelley, Nancy Conrad, Karen Latimer, Susan Sand, and Rita Thomas. BACK ROW: Metz, and Emma Edington. Payton, Yvonne Hogg, Karen Henderson, Jane Murphy, Debbie Pritchett, O RGAN IZATIONSXDEPARTMENTALS 287 Pat Siler Honored in Student Nurse Conte Club activity for the Association of Student Nurses 'began in October with a trip to the state convention in Louisville. For Halloween, the freshman members made favors for Ken- wood Nursing Home and each month the members attended district meetings at var- ious area colleges. Club representative Pat Siler was chosen as second runner-up in .the Miss Kentucky Student Nurse contest. The club provides student help to the Madison County Health Department upon request. December was highlighted by a trip to the Kenwood Nursing Home where members sang carols and distributed presents. They then adiourned to Lancaster for a party spon- sored by the faculty. ln January the club viewed the film The Transplanters, after which a question and answer period was held with Dr. Linda Fagan, county health officer, Mr. Paul Fagan, lawyer and city po- lice iudge, and Reverend John Cavendish, rector of Christ Episcopal Church. A candlelight capping ceremony, followed by a tea was held for the second semester students in' February, and in March the mem- bers actively observed Kentucky Nursing Student Week. Two delegates were sent to the National Nursing Student Association lconvention in Miami Beach in April and later, in May, the club held their annual spring outing. A student nurse demonstrates practical application of techniques. 1 I if' 'im 1 - 4.55. Z ' FRONT ROW: Patty Lane, Peggy Rice, Nancy Luttrell, Cathy Marcum, Gonding, Karen Meenach, Billie Crow, Cathy Howard. SECOND ROW Johnson, Susan Brown, Diane Daugherty, Cecelia Powell, Jo Anne R Sandra Mudd, Dottie Bowling, Rita Taylor, Dee Dee Moore, Mary Clay ORGANIZATIONSXDEPARTMENTALS Carole Jeanette Turner. BACK ROW: Judy Diester, Dora Colbenson, Mary Anne Sharon Cathie Port, Kathi Baxter, Glen Kinder, Geri Henry, Patty Vansickle, Sara . Loque, son, Hannah Chamberlain, Ethel P. Peace. Benton, ssociatlon of Law Enforcement Newly Organized ROW Mr Brett Scott Mr Giles Black Roger Morris Rosetta Lucas Renacker David Perez Robert Baker, Gary Brown, Joel Dickinson, and Mike The Association of Law Enforcement was newly organized this year to pro- vide law enforcement maiors and minors a chance to delve deeper into the field of corrections. Beginning the year, they had an initiating ban- quet which will become a traditional activity. During registration the members presented a police display in coopera- tion with the Lexington Police De- partment and also displayed shoulder patches of nation-wide law enforce- ment agencies. In December the or- ganization sponsored a Christmas dance and social. A monthly news- letter was established as a better means of communication and the year's activities for this new organiza- tion rounded off with an end-of-the semester outing. Members of the newly organized ALEN discuss plans for expansion of their program as they look over their new credentials. ORGANIZATIONSXDEPARTMENTALS 989 Music Fraternities Help In Dpportunity D Delta Omicron, an honorary interna- tional music fraternity for women, promot- ed fellowship, scholarship stimulation, character development, and leadership training among its members. D.O.'s and Phi Mu Alpha, the music fraternity for men, ioined together and gave several re- ceptions for various performers who visited the campus by invitation. Also at Christ- mas they went caroling in Richmond. Phi Mu Alpha gave a 3,5100 Scholars to the most outstanding male freshm music maior. Phi Mu Alpha is the old and largest professional international h orary fraternity for men. Both fraterniti gave service to the Music Opportun' Day, which was for high school stude interested in coming to Eastern to maj in music. Also both fraternities provi opportunities for public performances. FRONT ROW: Holly Post, Raymonde Nicely, Judy Sigman, ING: Millie Huffman, Susan Wilson, Marsha Riggle, Ann Amburgey. SECOND ROW: Virginia Parmley, Robyn Rue. Kidwell, Sharon Wright, Joy King, Phyllis Grisler. STAND- FRONT ROW: Michael Fisk, Lloyd K. Blevins, Jerry Pickrell, Douglas Oatley, David Burchfield. BACK ROW: Michael Gerace, 290 ORGANIZATIONSIDEPARTMENTALS Kevin Robertson, Gary Adams, Floyd Ray Blevins, Johnson. 'Sf Polymathologists Provides Help Sessions In Math The Polymathologists have been active in Trying to get their club recognized as a chapter of Kappa Mu Epsilon, the na- tional mathematics honor society. In No- vember they held a faculty-student coffee. Each member was required to attend a problem help session every week to dis- cuss their math problems together. ln the spring they ended their activity with a club picnic. During the year they engaged speakers from the math department for their bi-monthly meetings. A player contemplates before making his next move in the Polymathologist-sponsored chess tournament. v-0 NT ROW: Glynn N. Creamer, Margie Manineck, Wendy 'BACK ROW: Danny R. Fannin, Dorian Yeager, Sharon Harrell, n, Pam Marks. SECOND ROW: Stephen A. Stice, Karen Bet1yS'fepl1enS, R'-Uber? BlYTl1e, Larry Hurt. zkner, Brenda Speagle, Paula Kinker, Gary D. Whitaker. ORGANIZATI ONSXDEPARTMENTALS 291 n FRONT ROW: Doug Neiland, Gene Gilbert, Lew Potter, Marty Gregory, Jerry Kraiss, James Brooks, and Paul Motley. SECOND ROW: Kathy Tate, Beth Nutty, Linda Speiss, Diana Cruey, Tena Green, Gigi Bradford, Carol Brassfield, Doris Miller, Wanda Butcher, Leath Story, Loraine Stark, and Patricia Phemister. THIRD ROW: Jan Rogan, Barb Knudsen, Wallena Jones, Jackie Myers, Vicki Reives, Carol Severs,, Michelle Connelly, Geri Wilson, Kathy McMilli Reedy, Martha Coleman, Jerry Spring, and Linda Kees. BACK ROW: Wright, Glenda Roberts, Susan Haas, Georgia Whitaker, Sue Rowley, Jean Smith, Judy Stanley, Joyce Crossfield, Irene Wyckoff, Patty Donna McGinnis, and Jolene Jennings. HPER Club Initiates Summer job Placement Servi ln addition to making a float for homecoming and selling booster but- tons at home athletic games, the Health, Physical Education and Recre- ation Club created a committee to in- vestigate and organize a placement service. The club contacted the dif- ferent recreational facilities throughout the country in hopes of finding sum- mer iobs for its members. HPER held a fall welcome for both 'members and faculty with entertainment provided by the recreation section. The club held a Play Day to which interested high schools were invited to participate in many sports and games. Members and their dates were invited to a night of sports and games in Weaver Gym. ln February the club held a roller skating party in Berea for members and their dates and club activity was concluded by a spring steak fry. Dr. G. Uhlir presents a program of slides and lecture con- cerning her trip to Alaska to the members of HPER Club. 292 ORGANIZATIONSXDEPARTMENTALS nf iT ROW: Lorraine Stark, President, Cheryl Cook, Sharon Warner, Cindy urn, Colleen Willett, and Gwen Hoover. Wychoff, Martha Coleman, Doris Miller, Kees, and Dorothy Kenmon. THIRD ROW: -e, Linda Kincaid, Cheryl Smith, Jane Long, SECOND ROW: Dr. Stanaland, Cathy Fletcher, Sue Feldkamp, Wallena Jones, BJ Adcock, Pat Peggy Wise, Nancy Jones, and WRA Serves As Recreation Board The Women's Recreation Association be- gan the year with a picnic at Boonesboro State Park as a get-acquainted gathering. In October, the group went camping to Camp Otonka in Versailles. Dr. Uhlir, head of the Physical Education department, pre- sented a program of slides on her trip to Alaska. During the holidays the girls went carol- ing and took a tree and decorations to Richmond shut-ins. In January, the club sponsored a swim party and throughout the rest of the semester participated in other outings such as hiking, bowling, and camping. For a money-raising proiect, WRA sold tickets to Catalina Club shows. The WRA sponsors recreational programs and activities, such as the swim party, for university women. Gail Fortner. FOURTH ROW: Gail Reedy, Martha Hendrix, Pamela Deny, Linda Fitzgerald, Melva Cornelius, Jan Rogan, Winnie Wathen, Vicky Foley, Debby Hensley, and Debbie Hockensmith. BACK ROW: Patty Phelps, Joyce Allsmiller, Sandra Freytag, Carol Stevens, Cathy Sullivan, Cheri Miller, Candy Odierna, Lonna Eldredge, and Debbie Woodside. ORGANIZATIONSIDEPARTMENTALS 29 Gymnasts Perform At High Schools After launching the year with a get- acquainted party, the Gymnastics Club members began traveling to various Ken- tucky high schools to present demonstra- tions for students. The group also partici- pated in the annual Turners Invitational Gymnastics Meet against several schools including the universities of Louisville and Cincinnati, and Peabody College. Eastern's Gymnastics Club was founded in the fall of 1966 by Dr. Barney Groves. Besides the time spent in preparation for meets and demonstrations, the club also had social gatherings for the members and their dates. A female gymnast gracefully displays her strength and agility. FRONT ROW: Cathy Watkins, Carolyn Naticchioni, Ginger Spriggs, Linda Susong, Graduate Assistant. SECOND ROW: Dr. Groves, Sponsor, Coach, Bill England, Rick Roach, Mike Hensley, Jerry Smith, Gene Gilbert, Assis- tant Coach. BACK ROW: Bob Wolf, Johnetta Geohegan, Vicki Richardson, 294 ORGANIZATIONSXDEPARTMENTALS Bev Disney, Connie Palsgrove, Connie Rousey, Jimmie Smith, Jill Cindy Essenberg, Vicki Carney, David Stebling, Sue Fieldkamp, Shelton, Linda Kincaid, Kris Wood, Michelle Connelly, Paula McCann, Tate, Lana Roy, Don Paulin. Q In keeping with FRONT ROW: Rita Florence, Brenda Beatty, Shergill Burton, Janice Powers, Libby Wilkins, Sue Faulkner, Wilma Farris. SECOND ROW: Judy Wilson, Zola Hammond, Tammy Carroll, Karen Meaclors, Virginia Parmley, Sandy Sue Hinger, Barbara Bunch, Gloria Waters, Mary Humphrees, Connie Huffman. ROW: Shirley Smith, Connie Baughman, Jeffrey Bonnell, Hollar, Micky Bertram, Chuck Rainer, Eileen Nugent, Smith, T. L. Atterberry. SNEA Strives to Improve Educational Servic its policy of improving educational services in general, the Student National Educational Association engaged in several worthwhile programs. In an Oc- tober program, a guest speaker, Dr. Charles Vice, field representative for the SNEA, spoke on the role of the Kentucky Educational Association. In November the club organized panel discussions' entitled The New Teachers, and December was highlighted by a Christmas program of carols and refreshments in Walnut Hall. ln other months, SNEA sponsored pro- grams on such topics as audio-visual aids and non-graded schools. 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SECOND ROW: Debbie Braun, Debbie Seiferid, Jamie Moak, Chris Gray, Rebecca Clancy, Karen Moss, Barbara The Catalina Club, formerly Kappa Kappa Sigma, has enioyed an active, 15-year-o-ld history on campus. Members are skilled in the aquatic arts and perform precision move- ments to music. Tryouts were held for mem- bership and thirty girls were selected in the tall to participate. Several members attended the synchro- nized swimming clinic in October in Cincin- nati and brought back newly acquired stunts and routines which they shared with other members. In May, after weeks of practice, the annual spring water show, Splashes of Scents, was presented to capacity audiences. Many hours of practice and preparation go into the production of the group's annual spring water show. 298 ORGANIZATIONSIARTS -Adkins. BACK ROW: Nancy Walker, Lou Maier, Nancy Burkett, Defz, Pokey Denny, Gigi Bradford, Debbie Raistrick, Carol Ash, and Derry, Sue Huckins, Miss Kirkpatrick, Sponsor, Stephanie Bowers Byrne, Colleen Morris, Ellen Glassford, and Hazel Wathen. 5 usic Department Represented By Performing Groups The Symphonic Orchestra presented two concerts and one concerto- which featured applied' music rnaiors who were selected on the basis of competition. A performance of Handel's Messiah was held in con- iunction with the University chorus, as was Hanneger's King David. Formed in 1966 as a wind and percus- sion ensemble, the Symphonic Band made a special appearance at the Kentucky Music Educator's Association Convention in Bowling Green and performed on campus for the twilight concerts in the spring. The Stage Band performed in a spring concert along with the Percussion Ensem- ble, under the direction of Dr. Gerald Grose. The group featured Dr. Brian Lind- sey from the Humanities department, who wrote music and performed with the band. The Concert Band was open to music and non-music maiors and was composed pre- dominantly of freshmen and sophomores. Three concerts of music for the modern wind band were presented. The Concert Choir provided an oppor- tunity for the presentation of sacred and secular choral literature, unlike the large forms performedgby the Oratorio Chorus. Three main concerts of the year were the fall concert with the Chamber Choir, the annual Christmas concert and the spring concert. The Chamber Choir went on tour in the spring, and also gave a special set of performances during the holidays. The Symphonic Orchestra, directed by Mr. Roland Vamos, re- hearses for its appearance at the Music Educator's Conference held at Bowling Green. ORGAN IZATIONS I ARTS 299 Guest Performers Spark Messiah Producti 'l., f , . :ASQ-fi' 1 H tv. .V - .f 1 lf?-.Q Above: The Concert Bend, under the direction of Mr. Robert Hartwell, performs at one of the special concerts held throughout the school year for both students and members of the community. Right: The Music Department's presentation of Handel'i Messiah is one of the traditional highlights of the Christmas season. 300 ORGANIZATIONS! ARTS nf' '.:1K.g-mi Above: Dr. Gerald Grose directs the Symphonic Band in preparation for the Twilight Concert Series held in the spring in the outdoor VanPeursem Pavilion. ORGANIZATIONS! ARTS 301 r. Thomas Miller Is New Director of Chamber Ch Above: The Concert Choir partici- pated in the Messiah Christmas concert in addition to its own Christmas and spring concerts. Right: The Chamber Choir, directed by Dr. Bruce Hoagland, toured southwestern Kentucky in its pres- entation of serious music. 302 ORGANIZATIONS! ARTS . af I-A S iff 15? if? E X . ll NT ROW: Saundra Overstreet, Sharon McGee, Linda Sue Cox, Eloise Mc- c, Franne Harris, Ann Taylor, Sharon Williams, Sandra Jones, MaryvGray, -fe Walters, Linda Taylor. SECOND ROW: Gail Thomas, Lenise Bell, LaSandra ey, Sandra Berry, Debora Edwards, Evelyn Cole, Lelani Butler, Carolyn Gooch, ce Wilson, Shirley Lewis, Wanda Berry. THIRD ROW: Karen Edwards, Rodney 1 Dunn, Reggie Walters, Robert Humphries, Albert Kennedy, Russell Behanan, Don Young, Crittenden Fisher, Phillip Brown, Andrew WiHiams, Jesse Reed, Frances Weathers. BACK ROW: Jackie Russell, George Jackson, Bobby Brown, Reed Kimbrough, Daniel Borden, Mexica Hayden, Larry Conner, Hugh Armstrong, Phillip Fletcher, Bobby Trumba, Eric Abercrumbie, Linda Barber. lniversity Ensemble Featured on TV'S March of Dimes The University Ensemble, founded by a oup of twenty-eight black students in 67 under they leadership of Eric Aber- 'umbie and 'Reggie Walters, has grown to venty members. Beginning as a Negro iritual group, the Ensemble has devel- ed into a popular, contemporary chorus uch in demand by churches, television 'ations and concert planners. As a group tese students decided to live their re- gion and spread the black culture through ieir musical talents. Performing primarily for religious and :hool-related functions, their engagements ave taken them across the state. They ap- eared twice on television, including the larch of Dimes Marathon held in March. 'te Ensemble set as its goal the present- ig of performances with meaning rather tan for merely entertainment. ORGANIZATIONSXARTS 303 Right: Lana Bell and Craig Tussey portray Romeo and Juliet in Little Theatre's production of Shakes- peare's play, Romeo and Juliet. Below: The fa- miliar balcony scene nears in Romeo and Juliet. 's 'T llmn - milf' 304 ORGAN IZATIONSI ARTS 'bQ ri Faulkner and Michael Laycock display their talents in the Little Theatre's production After the Fall. Jrama Club Improves Theatre In connection with the productions of e University Theatre, Drama Club mem- ers helped constitute the various techni- nl crews and casts. The Little Theatre pre- :nted two programs during Orientation 'eek as well as several other productions roughout the year. The group did some edecorating and painting of the Pearl Jchanan Theatre and had box office du- es for all major productions. They partici- ated in the ordering, publicity and pres- ttation of the International Film Series as well as a series of other selected films. Club members served as assistants for the Regional High School Drama Festival held on campus and again .gave a Christ- mas party for Richmond children includ- ing Children's Theatre production. The club annually co-operates with Alpha Psi Omega drama honorary in the Awards Presentation Banquet. At each meeting members participated by presenting read- ings, musical numbers and other forms of dramatic talent. 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A desire to belong to such a system has its culmination during rush. 308 ORGANIZATIONSIGREEKS KD's present a skit during intermission of their Dating A Q W! . ,SAV-', K , , ,4 .E 3,-,, 1-M1-.4-,F 5 ,. , F- ,-gl .J5LL-:fHq4f?,L,J13cifTgh.M,'- 'ijrii' . iLL2'.1:' . -H.5 ?gg,gif2wd -.7ff.v.yJ,:l:Qp.g3fQ2r1'!1f,j,.,'ff'3?.:?i153 i'H. N5v ,I .FTW-' -5' ' 55 -.215 ' LW? k,I 1-'.r'm:r'- J ' T 4 'f A - -Y A f -' if J, iY'1u,g ' f ,,--'-f-I-H 'I El f '-1 v A f - F 1, Mg -PW! at--U .H+ I-5 .fa M15- b 4 wilm- .,,1 X ,.,, .n. .. 1 FE' lr w.,. Li. . L3- ' ' X ' ' w , x L . x X , ,V .. sign-'if' vi -1 -' f ' ', ' ,jflif 1 ' J' , . - IM .J-'fp ,, J7 3, L' X -QW-A ff 9, g Mb . ,,,, 4. 1 H. , - f --A 1-,uff Q15-xx ' MEP - 3'!fi 7kf2 ' .W 32, - ibfiw A , fizy-Q, G -rik- w A A Q 1, 'il ,WVU ' yfp, Y 9' 'sh , f - ' if 1' un nge 1 x 1 zz M -: . Y r,,,,.,1,,, 1. , X '7 'lk Q ii. 'LH iw, ...-. ,W - . V V, rv, .. A .I -. .1...,,,-..,..., Y Rush Proves Trying . 310 ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS Rush provides perhaps the most important function for Greeks. With rush, new mem- bers are added to replace graduating mem- bers and new ideas are formed to provide added impetus to- the activities of the Greek system. Rush is both important, yet perplexing to both active members ot Greek organizations as well as to the rushee. The Greeks must decide which rushees best fit their particular organization while the rushee must decide which national or local organization interests him. The rushee must also decide whether he wants to belong to a party o-rganization, an athletic organization, or one noted for its service proiects. zz' ' - ' V-fv !, ff it T i .ill Top: We want you! This seems fo be the message the lady is trying to convey as she helps her favorite fraternity ing rush. Right: A prospective member admires the trophies Sigma Chi. ff X,- ll ii J --X , ? X ff .z ' ffl'-L ,Q X Viv.. . 2 Top: A TKE explains the purposes and goals of Tau Kappa Epsilon to a rushee. Above: Pictures of Sigma Nu activities seem to be making a favorable impression on a rushee. Left: An AXA gives a rushee a look at what might be in store for him with a look at a scrapbook. ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS 311 Above: Rushees ioin in the singing at a sorority rush party. Right: A rushee takes a look at the past activities of Delta Theta sorority. 312 ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS it - li! iss...-f E S 'R gm if . . . But Very lVVorthvvhile After The voTing is done and The pref- erence parties are over comes ThaT day when The choices are made by The rushees and The bids are handed out. WiTh The experience of rush behind Them, The fuTure broThers and sisters of The various frater- nities and sororities prepare Themselves for active membership. Left: An attentive listener makes rushees feel important and at ease. Below: In an animated conversation, a Chi O explains to a prospective member the good times she can expect as a Greek. K. I: ,gr ' . ORGANIZATIONSIGREEKS 313 Pledging . . . Learning by Doing Pledgeship is a learning experience in which each future member of a Greek organization must partici- pate. Pledging means getting to know all the actives, making money for the organization, learning the his- tory of a particular organization, and developing a feeling ot kindred spirit with the Greek system. Pledge- ship also means developing a unity within pledge class and getting known on campus. 314 ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS 943.9 5 , . . ., ,-, i,... t .af Top: KD pledges learn to cooperate as they make a bed for one of their acti sisters. Above: ADPi pledges gain a small amount of revenge by paddling member. li I 7.22 , . Q. ,NN 1 , H 'Vw ' SHWQ A. 3: ,.a' '. lcgmrii, 2 , .yy r N 'fg- . - ii ir 1 V Top: An ADPi pledge participates in a skit during pledgeship. Left: A KPhiD leams of the benefits of having pledges. Above: A Chi Omega pledge spreads the word that Chi 0's are back after a period of social inactivity. ORGANIZATIONSIGREEKS 315 'HF- 4 . X 'W -fffvnff mv ff ff-1 -- - - 3- A Y v , lf.. I . 1, J. .41 ,ye I,-I , I I -I F I 1 P ,ff f , V f 1 11- ,Q 1 fl ifnllm ,hu 5 -A It 'Y:- rue: t -M, . X 1A J, N v , .V 1 I ,I A f I f' I --JI .f ' 'M-.' , f I 1 f f ' f f A , -Af' I-1l - . 1 ,I , -lx-I-fl 3 A W:--' . 1 ' - .- If 'I A ' ,, 1' 1' f 4 f ' ' f yr ,.v'4-jV,f ff..-,'-' ya 1 f A , 1 f f f f f gr- 0 ' ,P ' . f 'fm 7 like? 'r '77, ' if . I I ' 4 5 44 'Al lQ H, . L , .Jul ' 'fa' 4 - f 4 K, fwQ1,j ,, - -pf Ll' ., 4 . 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Y ' 91 Q3 3 ' . ,,. 1' ' , , L 2' 9 -,'- 41. '-fp I af r' ' 49. X 3 , 4 fn 'L - ki X ii' . .V V - ., ljjllll I f !!'E'-Y! .34 M. 7' g i -,fff '.f,:fi . Lama-T , V ,N . -V' : , . -I W L -A, , Z 4 N--.., 4 411.3 Iwi ,r fs -f A Pledging . . . Earning By Working Although pledgeship can be a frustrat- ing experience at times, it is that which is remembered and cherished long after the pledges have been activated. Top Left: Sigma Nu pledges cheer for their actives during an intramural football game. Left: Pledges find that egg in the face is not always a social blunder. ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS 317 4' - AlfE.LfJ1 :Q -iff 'Q Top: Fraternities engage in a flag waving contest at a home fggfgsrlngmnfg sofnnnes welcome incoming freshmen dur- if-E or 1 2' ,.fi.i,Y .3 i G reek Spl rlt Benefits t o -I Eastern And Co m m u n ity 318 ORGANIZATIONSIGREEKS Spirit is a key word in the Greek system. Spirit among Greeks not only means cheer- ing at football games but also serving the community and university. The spirit of ancient Greece is evident in the way Eastern Greeks carry on their various activities and the cooperation be- tween Greeks within the system. R. w '.: v fJ vi az. - zu.: . f- If ' ' , 2, in -Q ,J ,. ,. m 1 , X 'I ' x ,X 1 A -...Q -?.s H-1 . ,W Q wg H 'S 31 ,Y YJ,.4.49f-' 7 I N --.M 5 X if, , 13, , wg. -Q-..fJ1,.11'3 -'v 'gm M, in .- -. . in ' 1 - ,1 nm. ni, . :Z . 14. I we-3 !,, ' ,4 f Y , . 1 , ,p 2 Y. 9. ,. -IGS -V R. .ful ,Ivy-3 4 Greek Activities Spark Enthusiasm An active Greek is a happy Greek. While the most spectacular activities are the skits and carnivals, Eastern's Greeks show as much enthusiasm for their many service proiects. Top: TKE's find time for community service as they collect funds to combat rubella. Bottom: The ADPi's Nearly Wed Game was l success even though every answer wasn't right. 320 ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS A Top: Vigorous bidding ensues at the KA slave sale. Bottom Left: The highest bidder deposi1s his money in the till. Below: The winner leads away his slave for a day. I J J. i m..,l' l l , -. 1-.vriiif ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS 321 Diversified Activities Characterize Gree .fl ,ffr 322 ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS Below: If the answers weren't right at the ADPi Nearly Wed Game, at least they were x ii Top: ADPi's discuss strategy prior to the Pike Bowling Tournament. Left: , KA's provide a chance for everyone to go grubby at their annual Share- croppers Ball. Below: A contastant in the DU Bike Race leaps astride his fYlOUl'1f. E 1 1 Lf, ,,,. X, lj FTA: P'f - ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS 323 Greeks Learn By Living Together lt is said that a person does not really know someone until he has lived with him. This desire to know and trust one's brothers or sisters is evidenced by the openness of fraternity and sorority floors. Seldom is a door lockedp it usually is found open. The spirit of trust and of sharing is perhaps the most important idea in living in the Greek world. Top: A darkened stairwell provides a place for a moment of solitude and contemplation. Right: A pair of KD's decide they would rather fight than shave. Below: Sleepy KPhiD tries jhe osmosis method of study. 324 ORGANIZATIONSKBREEKS Y 2 SHI, ' N ', .2- -4. , Top: KD's find conversation goes better with food. Left: A TKE finds his bed the most comfortable place to study. Above: KPhiD's study under the watchful gaze of a wall mural. ORGANIZATIONSIGREEKS 325 Intramurals Bring Greeks Closer Competition in Greek intramurals forms common bonds for all Greeks. Whether there is sorrow in defeat or ecstasy in vic- tory, one shares these feelings with his fellow Greeks. The physical benefits and sportsmanship in intramurals make the time and energy spent well worthwhile, for it is in ath- letics that many of the rules which can be applied throughout life are learned. 326 ORGANIZATIONSIGREEKS reek tries for a strike in the Pike Bowling Left: A DU fires in a iurnp shot against Pikes in the TKE Basketball Tournament. Bottom: A speedy Greek leaps an opponent before he can leave his defensive stance. Below: A Sigma Nu awaits the snap from center. r v .- A .Aw ORGANlZAlI'IONSfGREEKS 327 328 ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS , ' .2 Above: KA's raise their glasses in a toast to their spiritual founder, Robert E. Lee. Right: A Greek helps a fallen brother during the DU bike race. Greek Selectivit Breeds Center Brotherhood,Xin the Greek sense of the wo is not a matter of birth but a matter of sel tion. When rushees receive an invitation to pled from a fraternity or sorority, they are aware tl they are given a bid because they are for their own attributes, not because they been forced on the particular fraternity or ' Left: Sigma Nu's enioy a Hawaiian luau. Below: A shining light indicates each chapter of Chi Omega across the nation. Brotherhood means not only living to- gether but also sharing together and help- ing each other. Brotherhood can be exemplified in anything from drinking a toast to helping a fallen comrade. What- ever the way, one always knows he is a brother because he was wanted. ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS 329 n it 1 f J,-. , vin 3,g,..Uff4.7jfL if K lx 'Q 5 -'uw '5 '1 'J 4 n 4 . 'a Ya ff , .9 I, VI 4 fav- - -..- L- SM-' 5 1 ' r24,.' . ' C 2 Q -lf V I kr, ig ,J H: ?. -Y,, Fi lv .-. il 4 QA' .E' .3- I' . ,X v v LA 1 . ' ' f'.v,' ' 5 ,,,,' . gf- V a . , x. Ez' . O A -.fv-mv, i J---S 'Xi' MCA' fx:- - .a J N E 'flff .- , K y A f - ,fl , P A . 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'f - 4 'Ei nf- ' ' . 7 'r' f '- .. ' . J 1- 'M A 'vvmmwi-6' M1 ' f ig? Hgqlag M, ffl-1 H A' ' lx X. : ' .1 1 ',' I I ,...4-' ' ..- I 4 T ROW: Patty Goins, Sheila Damrel,'Sue Ellen Ouellette, y Marcum, Vicki Del Vecchio, Jo Ellen Wesley, Charlotte hill. SECOND ROW: Wanda Creed, Jan Howard, Diane or, Marty Fawley, Marcia Weeks, Jan Jones, Linda Chism, nn Houston, Brenda Chism, Merle Metelits, Beth Cocan- her, Mary Jane Conley, Julia Williams, Marilyn Park. THIRD : Kay Simon, Kathy Krantz, Linda Sue Tabb, Cindy Putnam, n Coburn, Janet Spahn, Judy Stiebel, Lorie Gaiewski, y Lemasfer, Kathy Butler, Margie Hall, Darlene Pullen, -by Heinz, Hilda Ward, Vicki Powell, Julie Molyneaux, y Riley, Jamie Mullins, Denise Metzger. Denise Metzger Marty Fawley . Brenda Chism . . . Linda Chism . . Marcia Weeks . . . ..... President . . . . . Vice President . . . Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary . ............ Treasurer ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS 331 vig 4Vx5,. . R G- C3 ., L7 N-J , 2 5-7 . l l QL 1 I. X 1 I ' WS ag JA -Ui ri ', 'N 4., V, Q. ' . -5- 2514. A qZg.:keT.s. ,diff . ,- L1-' , S i 'H W . A 3 V, , 2:- Q I .Av J I .xt r .fy -aww- NA . N54 'QQ ,1 .' !',' -9455 ML 1. 1. ' 0 fb - is -,v ?t4?,? I . 'wg 4 ' EYE wtkff: - V A N 'EMA fa. ,- J W A in i I . . pm , m , p Mig., X l f-, F FSE A -av pf 4 N FV- - rr -HF.. '+Hf,Q---wr-s ff, - A, Mfffgnx wwvtff- .W .L , -- , . 4 '.'!.'.T.t 1, . J!--1, -' 5' - x 'Iif Qql:3.',?is-gif?-H34-,. Q . ..,., ffl 1 -1 - --, n-4 -a -.-9 0 fi' ffl., if-1' fe? lil uuuc Alpha Gam's Win Academic Trophy Alpha Gam's welcome to Freshmen came in The form of a fashion show presented in the ravine. The girls modeled their own clothes in an effort to familiarize women with appropriate dress for campus events. Homecoming was special for them because for the -second consecutive year The first place Trophy was awarded to Them for Their entry. Another addition to Their list of hon- ors came in The spring of 1969 when, for The Third semester, They won The Dean of Women's Academic Award. During The holiday season, The girls donated food for underprivileged families. A Roaring Twen- ties party and a formal highlighted spring activities. And, there were the many plans necessary for Rush. Gamma Omicron became the l00th chap- ter of Alpha Gamma Delta October 26, 1968. Alpha Gam's was The first national Panhellenic and international fraternity on Eastern's campus, originating from Pi Alpha Theta local sorority, formed in 1966. FIRST ROW: Cherilyn cle Ronde, Suzanne Higgins, Patricia McDevitt, Phyllis Faulkner,'AGay Jennings, Valarie Kohl. SECOND ROW: Debbie Waxman, Claire James, Connie Dils, Susan Mae- der, Linda Colliver, Linda Hounson, Laurie Bogo. THIRD ROW: Carol Wilcox, Rosanne Butcher, Marilyn Haas, Linda Atkinson, Suzanne Burkhart, Vicky Nance, Sharon Willis, Carol Miller, Susan Nance, Karen Wisher, Helen Stemper, Deborah Sennet, Debbie Digby. FOURT-H ROW: Jane Kunkel, Becky Lancashire, Judy Allen. Sue Maeder . . ........ President Trish McDivitT . . . . . lst Vice President Claire James ..... . . 2nd Vice President Suzanne Higgins . . . ....... Secretary Debbie Sennet .... . . . Treasurer ORGANIZATIONSKSREEKS 333 in ' Wi.. ,, , n--.Jg,g, - T Lg: 1 .. , - Q, ' J , . q wi . gf, - 'mf .Umm VIR,-L, H- ' V' 1 J vi: .13 - 4: - AL? J, f, f-15 2 r ' n'-- t':1.-Wi?-1 gg' f N K -revqw.-:. sa lj 5 - I. L,lw-4 1' I f A md , .1-,, ! V, , M-HA-H if LYWVIK1. M 5 wr. ' 4 , , ,i ,QA 1 - 1 'N 2 . ,- X y ' ? K, , nw 'f 2 , ' ,UI .ll ., L ,Y E ' W' W S1H2 1ffIF1'.f2fW . ,V , ' C' Hi .1 - hw' ' -r - . Vw u ,I VX., ik ,. , L , 555- hiv! ,UV if 1. .V i W , ,T , . , fff+ ' WE.-Q -e1!f.w2-,-:HH L ,, '1,Q,,:--. - .- . w 1 'Q - l. 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' or Efffl . in Q li?-lm 74 I 4 F: 1 - Pk 3' ' I 'ff' -1 Q sw, 4 A Rf - fi ' 'Ri' 4 .F M ' -H: 5 . 4. ,f , F , W E' zo - , 7 .A .. .1 ,' A ,1 K - 2, K f QL ' ' 1.5 --gp-L, .m 'f' ::Q '.f-iii! WIWQ !n 5' r JM . .,:-'- . V 1 1 4 '- I ' ' I ,V '- --1 , ' - 1-2:24 V. -x---A 'J'-mr-.:. tl--1 vb f,.'. .. k 1 . H44 r ,. .. .-'--,.1f,.L.,L W ,s,,,..: A - - - -fr ' w ' n'i.,:'-:Er-- 1--'13 oora Edwards .. ..... President ry Gray ....... . . . Vice President tdra Jones ............... Secretary nne Clay .... Corresponding Secretary tia Thompson ............ Treasurer QV Q it Q , it ff 'tt QS. ff! 'f f' Q D' 'fir 454, Deltafs Adopt Child Delta Theta's were proud to begin work on Their first full year of participation in Greek life. During Orientation Week the Delta's helped 'usher in' freshmen and at Halloween the girls sponsored their first all-campus dance. Their Christmas party combined both social and service functions. Toys, purchased from admission receipts, were distributed throughout the commun- ity. Other proiects such as adoption of a child in the rural south and writing letters to Viet Nam soldiers made the sisters' con- tribution of service meaningful. Delta Theta was recognized as a local sorority in April, 1969. ORGANIZATIONSIGREEKS 337 F Cla ... c:N'fJ: q't'L. 'ff' L AQ. J 338 ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS ff Y i' i' 9 TAKA f X f -' 'P 5? ix bg aw JZ T '50 a bmw fi 1 i l i l l l T l i KD's Combat Cerebral Pals During the year the sisters of Kappa Delta have made several collections for the Heart and Cerebral Palsy Funds. The pledges of Kappa Delta cleaned the Methodist Church and donated money to a needy family at both Thanksgiving and Christmas. The Chapter has as its local philanthropy the Cerebral Palsy children at Model Lab School. Each holiday both actives and pledges planned parties for these childr Delta Omicron Chapter was the first tional sorority recognized on campus. Kap Delta was founded October 23, 1897, Farmville, Virginia by four college g who sought to promote true friends among the college girls of America. hundred and thirty chapters have sir been established across the United State ST ROW: Toni Lewis, Connie Mattingly, Edna Prewitt, rsha Justice, Natalie Rodriquez, Sue Hawkins, Shannon an, Nanita Fannin, Donna Justice, Madlyn Waddell, Karen tchell, Karen Bryant, Kathy Breuel, Winnie Malatesta, Susie ugnton. SECOND ROW: Linda Thomer, Carol Davis, Susie ell, Pat Meade, Sue Rodman, Lynn Ross, Connie Shotwell, sie Ellis, Connie Haney, Linda Lawson, Ann Burk, Becky Macy, m Coplin, Marilyn Robinson, Barbara Thomas, Janice Seidel- n, Linda Wilson, Cynthia Fowler, Bobbie Randall, Mary ore, Karen Blake. THIRD ROW: Holly Stephenson, Tish rk, Debby Faulkner, Jan Rawson, Debbie McDonald, Christy ate, Elrene May, Lonie Algier, Cathy Price, Mary Beth Gibson, ncy Armstrong, Terry Akers, Nancy Jo Hays, Sharon Bryant, nnie Burness, Ellen Simpson, Patsy Baird. Susie Broughton Winnie Malatesta Nancy Jo Hayes Karen Bryant . . Kathy Bruel . . . . . President Vice President . . . Secretary . . Treasurer '. . . Editor ORGANIZATIONSIGREEKS 339 If -r Q 5 i .,.--, .- i U .Q CL 8 ,, .A , K J Y, J I ' 1 .. 1 f J' 'f '91 .1 . . T. 'f Jw -, 1-J' I 7 f .3 5,-'ri 5- .. ff- sf. ,' I.-fgf-,,,.', V.. . f, , 4. ,'.Y4,.. ', ,Af .,,.'r3 1f'a.5- Lf- 4-7H:'iTfmCif. .3 Lgglrgu--1.1: .?...s-s- -3-W ' ' -M A- ,,..,.,, ,., .Xp3-M: 55,:,,f Gfilqlqf, , - ,V Qw,Q',?l'tfvf1f 14. t' .1f'f 'ff' ,-.F?'- . ,1 .,. Jckf ,.i,1hvl,.l..fr,.-,dl ,,w',vi,w ,xr , K Y f -- f ,fn A R' . Qnrig , .' ' , . .-'fm 5.,,SivLQ'- 1f.3f'?f' f. f'.jQ,3 j '. , C., '. ,ti 4319 ill M ll 4 6 wld c is 100 od 'QA ly: E4 01 Y-0 M GDM. 'gh Greek Talent Show a First for Kappa Phi's The Kappa Phi Delts sponsored a Viet- namese orphan through the Foster Parents Plan as a proiect that was conducted throughout the year. In October the Kappa Phi's presented a style show in coordination with Chi Omega. Collecting food with Phi Delta Theta brought the girls closer to Christmas and this spirit continued as they sent packages to soldiers in Viet Nam, gave a party for needy children in Richmond, and went caroling with Delta Upsilon. In the spring the sisters visited the Shriners Hos- pital and sponsored the all-Greek Talent Show. Kappa Phi Delta became the fifth recog- nized sorority on campus in May, 1968, with a goal of individuality through sister- hood. Plans are underway for national af- filiation. FIRST ROW: Becky George, Peggy McKee, Marlin Scroggin, Anne Vavra, Mary Lynn Jasper, Becky Mclntyre, Zena Calvert, Peggy Dodd, Gwen Reed, Karen Hobbs. SECOND ROW: Toni Eastham, Peggy Mathes, Sara Vice, Billie Karen Ratliff, Debbie Munsey, Eugenia Porter, Peggy Burke, Nancy Vater, Daryl Poynter, Dee Goff, Joan Redding, Lee Ann Harrington, Judi Evans, Donna Frasher, Marilyn Judson, Connie Jackson, Kay Paff, Shelbie Miller, Gerry Philp, Carla Calvin, Donna Holland, Cindi Dorman. Toni Eastham ..... ...... P resident Marilyn Scroggins . . . . . Vice President Cindy Dorman . . . . . Secretary Dee Goff ..... . . . Treasurer ORGANIZATIONSIGREEKS 341 342 ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS AXA FIRST ROW: Larry Hitch, Steve Sloan, ,lim Money, Bob Kel Kelley Marinaro, Tim Dursin, Don Willmes, Clintin Just Randall Starnes. SECOND ROW: Randy Long, Mike Camp Ron Allison, Karl Frey, Linda Lawson, Sweetheart, Bill S Chip Clarke, Duane Straub, Ernie Kidd, Mike Barker, Ra Sparks. Larry Hitch . . .... Preside- Steve Sloan . . . . Vice Preside- Jim Money . . . . . Secreta Bob Kelley . . . . . Treasu l ll pi .LT il 17 It 5 l' 6 F- 5 .. ,ig Q.. . 1 ,fi .ic pha Chi Alpha joins Greek System 'xlpha Chi Alpha, one of Eastern's newest ernities, started its activities on campus 1 a great burst of enthusiasm. Service ects abounded with a visit to the Ken- y Village and a Halloween party at the ners Hospital. During the Christmas sea- AXA brothers decorated the lobby of r home, Todd Hall, and, not forgetting children of the community, gave a f Christmas party with Beta Omicron Gamma. Clothing drives and the collection of canned goods plus a cleanup and paint session at the Community Center were also included on their service list. I Alpha Chi Alpha was approved by the Inter-fraternity Council in the Spring of i969 and attained its official charter May 5, l969. f gf-4 ,,,.a1'gl,.5vf' J i3ff'Xfv9 rfb P ,f 0 QQ 3 QV QQ, -' -. ff. ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS 343 nf H. ie -t .1 2 . .1 .sf ML .IM Delta Upsilon Wins First Academic Bowl The '69-'70 DU calendar contained such activities as a swim party, a Pinnacle cook- out, and the annual Bicycle Race in which all Greek organizations, campus clubs, and faculty members participated. The event in- cluded a four-hour marathon in addition to a number of individual categories. The brothers also sponsored a Halloween Party for the children of university faculty and staff members. Delta Upsilon took first place honors in the annual Academic Bowl. First place was also achieved by the DU's in the intramural cross country competition. The brothers of Delta Upsilon Colony were initiated November TO, T968 and have continued the national DU tradition of being the unpledge fraternity. The fra- ternity was founded in i834'and has since had over TOO chapters initiated. FIRST ROW: Gary Amburgy, Lynn Boyer, Bob Corbin, John Mauntner, George Wolski, Vick Gable, Finley Cain. SECOND ROW: Bill Elam, Larry Wyatt, Bob Montfort, Rex Rader, John Coyle, Butch Kendal, Russ Wiley, Ron Terry. THIRD ROW: Tom Schroder, Jim McKensie, Beecher Hale, Frankie Williams, Dave Jones, Ken Idle, Rodger Shoemaker, Tim Argabright. FOURTH ROW: Mike McClain, Allen Bakelman, Jim Arthur, Rich Walker, Prior Philips, Jack O'Donnel, Dan Argabright, Terry Praether, Bob Heming, Greg Stoner, Fred Ratliff, Larry Solvey. Ben Hek .... ..... P resident Larry Wyatt ............. Vice President Randy Parker . . . Corresponding Secretary Richard Walker ..... Recording Secretary Frank Williams . . . ......... Treasurer 344 ORGANIZATIONSJGREEKS 11.1. :- vie' , 1.- s Pi . -V -NAA Q' 1,-Mi, 2 I ,g, ,. , ul-mf, LQ. ATZ' ,,4, A Xi- i..r hr J, W I R R . V , W 2 J, 2, f ----' - ' , -.4 ' A T if J V , 1 Wg! xt- . Q Lynn X M J, f. f -Q N, X ...f -V 4 I - ,J it Q . -ff-f ,F I' B,-fi fff' 'f ! ' ,.- . JL I1 , '. ::.:.',Vii9.,' an s , ,nfl 1 .4 -QA HQ 1 iff 434. QC- QNfl'Ti'f A a Q' f Q.: t -ll 1 U 2:3151 , K-.844 fi' . 72 3 ' if ,N -Pb? az an , gt YF N ,-.s' v -S Y ,z - ' '51 ' YS . , -i ., 1 9 ff h M , W..-45 M i !9rr- ' ' M '- is 2 , , 41 . 'J - ' 'V ,MA , v 'L,f1gfi'f'V, .4....-. A.. -- 1 g V A '- 'i',.Q.7 f-f+ '1ff.L.Q,. ..-,N.l f.QQ ...,Bfg11I,Qf''ff3...lQV'T'.'Q,f'f.f7I.Q , '- ' H- 1. . 1. 4, , AA .,,x,.,,,..-gA.mf4f':..,, .'TT.,-.4 , ff-L - 3.4, 0-,R TM:-ff: A xv I 'sn 3 1 ,.-- H f .-N 'f .f is it 1 -' - , A gm, ,,., -1.. ,rg ,,.... ,,..,., - ..-N M-- --1 V '1' ' wav , -.J--:I+ .W .YJ - ' .Yi ,- , ,rlmvhg - f..vvv:4'ei-yew -v.-,idk Kappa Alpha Tops Year With Old South Wee if ,' ST 2 is Wal?-5' ' 1- - ,pF?:n..n.,u1ll 'Q U T iff V 346 ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS The Kappa Alpha Order s-eT a TasT pace for The year during OrienTaTion Week by sponsoring The annual freshman dance, selling slaves from each sororiTy, and iniaTing The TirsT KA Carnival. The TradiTional ChrisTmas Dance and Convivium, a cele- braTion of RoberT E. Lee's birThday, headed winTer social acTiviTies. BUT Topping The year's acTiviTies was Olol SouTh Week. A parade sTarTed The week's evenTs and was followed by The KA girls' olympics, a cam- pus Sharecroppers' Dance and The O SouTh Ball Tor The broThers. Kappa Alpha worked wiTh ADPi To cu lecT money for The Muscular DysTropl drive and held a parTy for children in Tl poorer secTions of Madison CounTy. Alpha ChapTer of Kappa Alpha Ord was esTablished aT WashingTon Lee Univ siTy, LexingTon, Virginia, in l865. DelTa la ChapTer of Kappa Alpha Order was ir TiaTed aT EasTern February 15, l969. Y If ,- ' ., ji' r 2 ' A, , L- Q' 2 A A ..,.- H - g i ': Y V-,,,, ' ,fiffw ,--iii: -'r f ' Q gg J, ,,,. -of - '1'h-WR, S X 'Au ' I 'Y -'ifirfii Vg f- Blf-? 1' 'l A i Al, I ' If P' f - I -:Wifi 5 ' 'I v- -r , ,.,-W-F I 'if L1 Q ' J 1, iii' ' fi w lp, -L, , ' W rQE, Q.,'l. 41 H , I QQ. if x 1 q LFE? JT .' ' f gif' 4 QL ' - ' 'Qi' 'fr tu 53 1' T,..Z ' ' i 3 'P If ' ii 7 : 1 . T 3 . 1 M 2 9 sz . , 5 ,Q ' 1 w v , . . 8 ., I V . U ' - 'Vi 1 - - 5 42? -if I H jk, 1 ' ' I M - , , . xv .. A , I ' .M ' 'll f ' K I . W 4 X 55 ! ' N- X ' ,- - A V JIRA 9 'Nt qw. ' Y 5. 4 '- 4 X I ew I f' ,min ' . 'H X W' NW ,fi 4 if ir ': QA ,' Phi Delta Theta Boasts First Man on Moon Kentucky Theta Chapter of Phi Delta Theta began the '69-'70 school year with an award-winning Homecoming float entry. The Phi Delts' Homecoming Party was held in honor of Phi brother, Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon. An annual Summer Rendezvous, a Sweetheart Ball, a campus dance featuring the London Fog and the Continentals, a Roaring 20's party, and a spring softball tournament were among the Phi's campus and social activities. Community-wise, the Phi Delts spon- sored, in coniunction with Kappa Phi Delta sorority, a canned food drive for the Rich- mond needy. Phi Delta Theta finished high in the standings for the '68-'69 campus in- tramural sports trophy. Phi Delta Theta was founded at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, December 26, l848. Kentucky Theta Chapter of Phi Delta Theta was installed on Eastern's campus April 25 and 26, 1969. 348 ORGANlZATlONSfGREEK5 I l l z i aa' I l E?-'ef , . M. , .- .,..A-- ..- , 1--1. - 1 Mu' , 4-- .. .4-,,,. 1z, :9Q ' , ,-li,f- ' ,',. ..,. ,',Q-,,'f- 'CB f - . . .gg ,yo Q O 4-M ' lt kd- Y' aw:-A4 1.3 A A ,, .15 - lvl -.- Ralph Cox . . . ....... Preside- Marty Tracy .... . . . Vice Preside- Greg Marshall . . . .... Secreta John Buchanon . . . . . Treasur R VISITORS so K U ll T0 so BALL ON '-QD-4 ROW: Doug Ulrich, Jim Marcum, Dan Coalt, Tom Morrow, Powell, Ralph Cox, Ron Goldstein, Marty Craig, Marshall Amos Beniamin, Herb Jones. SECOND ROW: Gary Ken Blewitt, Marty Tracy, Jim Ashman, Jim Wood, Mike ko, Charles Wahon, Hughes Smith, John Buchanon, Gene ies, Ed Wade, Bill Robinson, Tony Warner, Ed Masfrean, ,Je Roberts. THIRD ROW: Mike Bowers, Ken Brewer, Bob ker, Greg Marshall, Doug Daughtery, Dan Hempel, Dave w, Larry Walters, Doug Gephart. FOURTH ROW: Larry lin, Dave Kremer, Pete Reed, Ellis Anderson, Harry lrwin, :ck Frobe, Dick Hileman, Steve Bahns. '34 -01 Nic. , - . ' 40 ..- . .fu V ,X -,. .ws ,, . sl . ,-'1e,,, ., wma. .-.-. , --f K ,-,-.-- 3 Q, . '1 ,., ,MY .-wxlmsaghiinfr Ad ORGANIZATIONSIGREEKS 349 lv . , 4. 2-r.,TZ'Tf f , - A -,5:rf'f i'-'F- .. 1.' .i as -.., -ina: , - ,U -up I-7- , Et. -4 . .. .nn 99.1 wi-Zi .-.-QF Q. . ,, .4 ,, 4 -. .1 , .9- 4 ,.: . , 1' . -:WM - . ' w , . . I, .A W.-. .. - . pk ggi 1 1, H. , , ,,.,. ,i. ,, ., , ,1 , , 1 . . 'txt' w IT uf 7- G Q, 1, P 1 T1 A4 Jr V- I , W if I Twig .. x 9 , , Q. :nf Q 45 gf ,sy - ' N N 5 Q? PHY! 1, E.- X W xx ' Qi A AL 4 - 4 ,fi-:fur f,1 P L N .nur - .- Q f- .gggg - - 4, wg-5' ! . 6 K ., -pri. rl 6 fn , ,J ag N N!! ,., -, W N N X pf- ' - f 2 N X ' ' In-,i r . s yi, N . hxfga Qgilru ,- , . 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Sigma Chi's social functions began early in the year with a Sweetheart Ball. A Thanksgiving dinner and a Spring Banquet were both meaningful activities for the brothers of Sigma Chi. For the Intramural season of '68-'69 Sig- ma Chi, then Beta Omicrom Chi, finished first in the fraternity division. Beta Omicron Chi local fraternity became a chapter of Sigma Chi January ll, 1970. Sigma Chi was founded at Miami Univer- sity in 1855 and has since become one of the nation's largest fraternities. 352 ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS Mike Jones . . . ....... Presid John Bunton .... .... V ice Presid Thomas Haynes . . . .... Secret Richard Newman . . . . . . Treasu 4: 'J ' 1, -, is W 3' 5 3 J J r A., ., , , W4 if ... x ,.! 'UQ ' -- 5.3- ,.-,1::1 - - i 1 v i k Y K 1, 's -ju' rT 4,.' .- rf 1 '. ' IW as 3 , ,ww ETHFN f 1 ,, 1f:,'. f N? ' , ,.....L-P-L' ' '.5, t rr . 15 1 - Av '-gb ..,- . 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K,-W :aL:' fry- '---04 K . - ,- . 1- ' ' Ava ,--'vhhu .,4 . v. ,,g- xt, ., , . ,Q .,,.,- .,, -,Y '.v ,', -- ,-x nr , '- .u..f1J'n.f.- 1 .-' Q-I. zN.,..1 A' KE s Win Float Competition lighted by the Red Carnation Ball in honor of the chapter sweetheart, Miss Marci Kring- le. Founded January IO, 1899, at Illinois Wesleyan University, TKE is now the largest mens social fraternity, both in number of chapters and undergraduate m-embers. The Mu Beta chapter at Eastern was installed February l5, 1968. r X 1 , X .Q gffl' Z W ',' v ' '1 A 'q ii I ,ini J .S fs. ' ft 1 iff v1.,':' is ,- FRONT ROW: Mike Blacketer, Mike Welch, Bill Frazier, Simpson. SECOND ROW: John Doggendorf, Tony Goff, Million, Cathy Clevinger, Policeman, Mike Wira, Gary gen, Dave Erhet, Bert Sisk, Robert Iglehart, Kenny Long Farber, John Warrington, Dave Compton, Roy Stivers. ROW: Craig Mosher, Les Grigsby, Joe Parasiliti, Robert Jack Whitney, John Carroll. X x .M ' . ' ' W. 5 . . lx, , ' X l I -T' ' I N l .f l J ,I l T . 5 J .4 5 . t K 5 . xl ,,xl3k,i' A ' X N, ., TW-l X 2 Q. I ' it I t ,Q N . uf ft, f ,L -g ni 'wi .kv ,S Q . .ff sy... k I ff' -ft . ry Brueggen . . . ..... President an Doggendorf . . . . . . Vice President m Grisgby .... .... S ecretary vid Ehret . . . .... Treasurer X 'X All Q' 'U' f ffgirlsic l lltit ln.. Wil o': g g Theta Chi Directs Red Cross Campaign Participation in community and social ac- tivities highlighted the year for the Theta Chi's. The brothers helped remod-el the old Southern Dollar Warehouse for the Kentucky Foothills League, a program for underpriv- ileged children in Eastern Kentucky in which the students of EKU work with the children and also maintain the facilities. The brothers also directed a Red Cross blood campaign. At sChristmas, baskets of fruit and candy were given to Eastern sororities by the brothers. The annual Theta Chi Tom Jones party and a golf classic climaxed the year. Theta Chi finished second in the Aca- demic Bowl. ln Greek intramurals, the Ox Men finished high in both tennis and cross country. Founded April lO, 1856, at the University of Norwich campus in Vermont, Eastern's Theta Chi's were installed as members-at- large December 4, i969. ORGANIZATIONSXGREEKS 359 P - ff, - .Y-Y. - J-,.'4rAm.- i,J'E1u5-xr.. J' 3,:J'f'Zffy-JW, , Vi , ' :,.f, , : , H M, ,N 42? C, H ,- :.' -fi --,-7 ry I . W . ti ll -5 A ' -ful , -'v Af :- , fl.-Af-ps., . . , ' a i-4:7 1-,. JE , . '. AVf?IF x. I H 9? : 1 f N H ,, .' . , ' ' '95, T X, 1' 'N ,gpfvr V, Q: Al ini xg J 1 I 1 ,,, 5 ' ':x'lH' F W Q H if H b W V 5 '.,,T5-,ZIQLP ' I - ' ' - +LQQ-.Lti P i P X l - 6 ' v Q ' EY 1' V .-ng, l J? ' m m W, fs .sf M-- . Tl , A 4 A: gn x 0' 5 ,L 0 x. I . V. .gif , . 5 ,Sm , 5339.7 '- it -W, 1 gxlflffs. L ' , ' ' M- Q '. I 'ef . 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SECOND ROW: Niemeyer, Steve Sloan, Richard.Walker, Robert Warfield, Jack Whiinev, Ralph Cox, Marvin Morton, Bob Kelley, Larry Hitch, David Lloyd, Doug Harris, Aleg, Gary Brueggin, Pat Shine, Herb Jones, Bill Huges, Ben Hek. Larry Breitenstein, Tim lantersick, Ray Susong, John Bunton, Mike Jones, Jerry Pan Hellenic Council initiates Fall Ru FRONT ROW: Julia Williams, Mary Moore, Diane Fischer, Linda Phil- Christy Coate, lips. SECOND ROW: Cl-ierilynn DeRonde, Jackie Redd, Carol Wilcox, Poynter, Gittle 362 ORGANIZATIONSIGREEKS Ellen Simpson, Sarah Vice, Millerson Wilkins, Chase. Da M, --c 11 'fx Lwrvmg' 11,1 Qs q4.,f.5V,.i:V1. 5. 'f:,', V,VV.zV.s,igVVVV: iivzjj ffl Qi Qj1e:,., .2 3- ,.,'.,,,5:,., . J., -, '5'..,,Vm'f3g,-- -1- 5'.1'Z, -pf :V 2 ..' ,-.Rs l1..1..,f,.-. fn' W 41. vid . 1 g .1 1 . ft' .fm ML., N.. .- mx , VV.: --rf V V ...., ,. V1 fx- Tiff. 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John Nick Combs Memorial Company ot the Association of the United States Army was established for men en- rolled in the Reserve Ofticer Training Corps program. The purposes of the or- ganization are to improve cadet training and to be of service to the school and the Richmond community. The titty members of the AUSA com- pany attained their goals through various activities such as presenting guest lectures throughout the year, sponsoring an annual Christmas proiect as well as a field trip to Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Along with these activities, the AUSA company was responsible for the annual Spring Mili- tary Ball, the election of Queen Athena and the ROTC Sponsors. The color guard, composed of AUSA members, presents the colors to the fans preceding a home basketball game. Rene Osterberger, Harold J. Burke, William M. Boner, Thomas L. Dorroh Wil M Dozier James lnsco Larry S Felds William Michael Jones Jimmy ham J Farrell, Mai. W. H-. Casey, Jamie Lynn Mullins, LTC. Carl J. Nagle Carl Robert B Whitlock ORGANIZATIONSXMILITARY Compan Trai ns Cadets -IQ- .i les am ROW: William Boner, Hubert Hendren, Steve, Comett, James Wright, Lawrence Dubin, Norwood, Mark Wysock. SECOND ROW: Rbbert Jones, James Scott, Mike Toestrick, Jones, Paul Falknen, Ken Jackson. BACK ROW: William V. Farrell, Stephen Miller, Charles , Walter Coleman, Larry Parks. Cadets of the CG Company prepare to march in the Miss Richmond Parade. The Counter Guerilla Raiders helped during orientation week with registra- tion. The men took several trips to Fort Bragg Special Forces School. Al- most every month the CG's went on field training exercises with the lOOth Reserve Division. They also served as honor guard for the Inspector General. The goal of the organization is to provide cadets with the training which special forces receive. ORGANIZATIONSIMILITARY 365 17 - . -,..,. , 1 www-T, 1. ' 13-11.9.-'.,. ,., Above: ROTC units prepare to present arms to President Martin in ROTC Day ceremonies before the Eastern vs. Indiana State football game. Below: The culmination of his years in ROTC comes when Dave Shaw is commis- sioned a Second Lieutenant. 366 ORGANIZATIONSXMILITARY Mar-,, I I nw, J' INT ROW: Gary L. Reed, Johnnie O. Slone, Roger Morefield, Jerry R. n, James R. Elarn, Tom Harney, Robert C. Hawley, F. Jerry Carrico, James Shade, Darvin E. Sebastian, Gary A. Wilson. SECOND ROW: Wayne R. Pat- on, Alan Ernest, Peter Trzop, David Sutherland, Joe McGoff, Charlie Abner T ' 5 MP'S Assist In Traffic Control T. The A Everett N. Smith Military Police Company completed its third year at East- ern Kentucky University, remaining the only such student organization in the Uni- ted States. The MP Company worked closely with the Campus Security and Rich- mond Police Department in controlling traffic during Orientation Week, Band Day, and Homecoming. During the spring semester the MP's visited the Military Police Headquarters at Fort Knox and held a field training exer- cise at the Bluegrass Army Depot. The ROTC Military Police Company stands at attention while being inspected by Mai. General Burba. Jr., Clint Banta, Jerry Burke, Thomas L. Dorrch, Larry L. Hopkins, David N. Swango, Robert N. Gimmel, John T. Center, James P. Miller, Anthony W. Thompson, Bruce T. Mitchell, Paul A. Brewer, James B. lnsco. ORGANIZATIONSXMILITARY 367 PR Second Battalion Moves to Eastern This year was one of the most active in the history of Pershing Rifle Company R-l. The Second Battalion Headquarters was moved from Dayton, Ohio, to Eastern's campus under the leadership of PR LTC Jack C. Whitney and PR MAJ Kenneth W. Robey. After the annual week's work of registration and traffic details, the mem- bers settled down to the task of develop- ing competitive drill teams. The Company was the defending cham- pion at the Second Battalion Drill Meet held at Ohio State University, and also the co-defending champions of the Regimental drill meet also held at Ohio State. ln the Second Battalion Drill Meet Company R-l competed against six other schools while in the Regiment against twenty-one. Last year Company R brought back sev- en first-place trophies and six second-place awards to add to their collection of more than l95 trophies. The drill season saw the newly formed caper unit, Vallianettes, take a second- place trophy at the Regimental Drill Meet at Ohio State. PR's, with the waving of their flag, enthusiastically support the Colonels at a basketba-ll game. FRONT ROW: Douglas Daughtry, Larry Githerman, Randy Grimme, Mike Buis, Ray Staviski, Richard Yates. SECOND ROW: Philip Wells, Carl Dozier, Mike Welch, Thomas Meeks, Jamie Mullins, Mike Cowman, James Pleasant, Larry Solvey, David Phelps. THIRD ROW: Kay Barnes, Cohleen Liskie, Anne Biermann, Susan Watkins, Kathy Ramey, Nina Chase, Jane Wright, Janice Banassi, Sharon Lakes, Sharon Wienties, David Shrout, Rita Bell, Donna Brewster, Sharon Babb, ORGANIZATIONSIMILITARY 4... Linda Carmen, Kathey Rulon, Chris Green, Bev Wind, Pat LaRosa, Rita Nina Calder, Lynn Schmidt. BACK ROW: Steve Kirk, Jack Whitney, Reed brough, Richard Lundsford, Patrick Pritchard, Joe Barnard, Chris Minch, Swanson, Mike Moore, Daryl Sweeny, Robert Hambly, Mike McDavid, Albright, Joe Tussey, Aniebel Rivera, Dieter Carlton, Charles Sewell, Brooks, Bob Brown, Michael Orem, Ronald Shelton. 1 2173..- r.rrr5 1n.:g:J Left: PR's Suicide Squad displays a spine-chilling exhibition during Freshman Orientation Week. Above: Even though the weather is cold, the Vallianefte pledges keep smiling as Hell Week comes to a close. ORGANIZATIONSXMILITARY 369 A patient at Ireland Army Hospital, Fort Knox, receives special treat- ment from Jan- Sheppard and Diane Yaden. ROTC Sponsors Entertain Patients Each fall coeds from the University are chos- en by the advanced ROTC Corps Cadets to rep- resent their unit as sponsors. The Sponsors, with their units, were present- ed to the spectators during ROTC Day cere- monies in November. In December, the girls visited Fort Knox's Ireland Army Hospital to entertain the patients. The coeds supervised various games and gave prizes to the winners. Other activities of the ROTC Sponsors included a second visit in the spring to Ireland Hospital and providing decorations for the Military Ball. One iunior coed is elected each year as Queen Athena, who serves as the Sponsors' commanding officer. 370 ORGANIZATIONSXMILITARY Tl FRONT ROW: Captain Gary Clifton, William Farell, Student Advisor: Captain Tom SECOND ROW: Brenda Butler, Barb Harrison, Jamie Mullins, Donna Justice, Susie Broug ton, Julia Williams. THIRD ROW: Carol Brassfield, Diane Yaden, Jeanne Schwettmz Geneva Overstreet. 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U 0 - 0 1' -W A xbf' f' ' ag 1, :Q I 1 Progress Earns All-American A new scope of the PROGRESS was the use of in-depth stories in its news columns. Adding a lighter touch to the weekly paper were feature stories about VIP's -Very Interesting Persons. Two new columns were added to the paper, Help! and Club-tivity. The EASTERN PROGRESS proudly wears its first All-American crown after a success- ful year of innovation and expanded service. PROGRESS editors developed thoughtful editorials on pertinent issues and the Ninth Column while opinion polls and reviews of the fine arts added the local flavor. Readers, of course, expressed their opinions through letters to the editors column. Co-editors Joe Edwards, in charge of news, and Allen Trimble, in charge of edi- torials, directed the paper through Decem- ber. Upon Trimble's resignation in late De- cember to accept a legislative internship, Karen Martin became Managing Editor while Edwards became Editor-in-Chief. Rght: Joe Edwards, Editor-in-Chief. Below: Allen Trimble, Co Editor fthrough Decemberl. ORGANIZATIONSXSTUDENT PUBLICATIONS 373 i i my ,, A ,l A+ ' 41,-r , l U. ' . Y V15 53755 r I ' ,OI A , J 1-133i :i:-.4711 Q, ku! '- I ., if 374 ORGANIZATIONSISTUDENT PUBLICATIONS gif I wwf' mam? I f'ft'l3lW'M 'gpg' 7 V X, x lilx W I--' W .. ei. ,I Y F X xx re f KI YN. hnQn Top Left: Karen Martin, MANAGING EDITOR. Top Right: Mike Park, BUSINESS MANAGER. leff: Sonia Foley, FEATURE EDI- TOR: Judi Ledford, FINE ARTS EDITORQ and Pa? Carr, ACA- DEMICS EDITOR. Above: Karl Park, SPORTS EDITOR. Top: In planning each week's paper, PROGRESS eclitors con- stantly strive for improvement and comprehensive campus cover- age. Left: John Perkins, NEWS EDITOR. Above: Julia Williams, ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR. ORGANIZATIONSXSTUDENT PUBLICATIONS 375 ia,- i A W f.. 1 A 1 A' N xr f 14 A :K 31 44 'J-. . n Q if . 'x. ff,- ,F 'H .Y v' -ggi, ,r '- N-Q' N N if U, u X, . QL P 1 Y lx 5 V I?-v-f ' . . ,5 ,,, ,gg - 75,51 if 'sl Top Left: JOHN GRAVES. Top Right: MIKE HACK. Left: GREG WHALIN. Above: PATSY GROSS. ORGANIZATIONSISTUDENT PUBLICATIONS 377 1970 MILESTGNE Captures the Age of Aquarr The Year of the Student has been record- ed within The pages of the i970 MILESTONE. It was the Dawning of the Age of Aquarius aT Eastern. The 606-page MILESTONE, the largest ever, features an expanded beauty section and has a new senior credits portion as a part of the index. The index also serves as a student directory which lists every student enrolled this year. It was the goal of the editors and staff of the MILESTONE to capture the sparkle of the happenings and the mood of the year. Realizing that small but meaningful occur- rences slip from the memory, it was the inten- tion of the staff to tickle the minds of its readers and help them recall the activities and emotions that made this the Year of Understanding. rf' ei Abov K R bey, BUSINESS MANAGER. Right: Bill Stoess, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. 378 ORGANIZATIONSXSTUDENT PUBLICATIONS 'Lefh Nancy Brucchieri, MANAGING EDITOR. Below: Effie Wells and Sharon Wieties, UNDERCLASS CO-EDITORS. Z Left: Daryl Poynter, HONORS EDITOR. Above: James Culbertson, and Jill Austin, ASSISTANT EDITORS. ORGANIZATIONSISTUDENT PUBLICATIONS 379 I g jim is 2 jf nv AA ..- ,. ,,., ', 9, 1. rw A :- I- 4- -n f '. ih- f:..4, ' , K EE 1 T ROW: Jenny Lou Winburn, Roxanne Heekin, Bonnie Rogers, Kathy s, Jackie Reefsnyder. SECOND ROW: Sharon Willis, Susan Nance, Kunkel, Vicki Nance, Paula McCann. EHQIQI an-I 'I I IRI 1' 1 ,dll jf ae, 1L':f'-. 'iff ' I 053. . 'I 2 I 'JI 3 Ax ! J w ,. , m.,QAu Q WA. a-'-f, ia Q45 ' , ga 2, ,W 'A' 5' If? 4 MI: Z r- ' 4 --f v vt' I I i 'NCQ' 1 1 ' Q I ' if ggi ' .A Left: Lena ne Turner, INDEX EDITOR. I I 'WU I ' , were ., 2, .Tw . 4 J. -3,1 5325 si .- - ,v f' ' .1 vzfsfi ' g.q.ai -Q gi 15' QB? it-aw -,H ZF? :H 4115f:g 'I , , ,.,, , - f-5113413 ACADEMICS EDITOR. 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M PQ X! g A60 g , A00 , QXASSES QE V510 I 1 D ' ss J' I Q I ly' 'N 1 H 1 M 1 Hd L X , X I 1 I I l I sva Donna Jusiice, Secretary, Shawna Cartwright, Sfudem' Representative, Jefl f Bormell, Studen-T Council Guy Colson, Vice President Mike Bowers, President, Logan, Sfudenf Council Representative. For The Class of 1970, The Time has arrived. lnsighTs developed wiThin a lifeTime of experience and knowledge cumulaTed during The pasT Tour years To come inTo focus as graduaTion Time Suddenly, The Senior begins To realize he soon musT leave The cozy world Theories and become a leader in an seTTled world of fact Never again in lifefime will The chances Tor winning The fear--of losing be so greaT when, sheepskin in hand, he enTers The real, personal world. owers Heads Winning SOBER Ticket I-5 CHARLYN LEE ABELL. Shepherdsville B.A. Art. PAUL ERIC ABERCRUMBIE. Covington A.B. Sociology. GARY CLINTON ABNEY. Richmond B.B.A. Business Administration. BEVERLY ANN ACHZEHNER. Ft. Thomas B.S. Elementary Education. NEVELYN NOEL ACTON. Danville B.S. Elementary Education. BARBARA ANNE ADAMS. Richmond A.B. Sociology. CAROL MARIE ADAMS. Monticello A.B. Social Work. CHARLES W. ADAMS. Newcastle B.S. Industrial Education. CYNTHIA RAE ADAMS. Newport B.S. Elementary Education. EMIL GENE ADAMS. Rising Sun, Indiana B.S. Elementary Education. GWENDOLYN S. ADAMS. Rising Sun, Indiana B.S. Elementary Education. MADELYN KAREN ADAMS. Cynthiana A.B. and A.S. Social Work. MARK WELDON ADAMS. Cincinnati, Ohio B.B.A. General Business. MARTIN J. ADAMS. Blackey B.B.A. Accounting. ROBERT EUGENE ADAMS. Newport B.M.E. Music. SHARON RAE ADAMS. Erlanger B.S. Business Education. KENNETH R. ADKINS. Lexington A.B. Political Science. JAY EDWARD AKERS. Anderson, Indiana A.B. History and Social Science. JON ROBERT AKERS. Kettering, Ohio A.B. Political Science. JAMES G. ALEXANDER. Harrodsburg A.B. History. NOHORA NIORENO ALFORD. Danville A.B. Spanish. CLINTON S. ALLEN. Richmond B.B.A. Business. NORBERT C. ALLEN. Miamisburg, Ohio B.S. Vocational Education BRENDA DOTSON ALLEY. Belfry B.S. Home Economics. CLAUDE FRED ALLEY. Richmond B.S. Law Enforcement. JUDITH LOUISE ALLEY. Lexington A.B. Art. RONALD EDWARD ALLISON. Corning, New York B.B.A. Finance. STEVEN RAY ALLISON. Lexington B.B.A. Business. SEN IOR-SXABE-ALL 385 Seniors Return for Their Last Ye E. GARY AMBURGEY. New Carlisle, Ohio B.B.A. Business. LOUIS LEE AMES. Evansville, Indiana B.S. Vocational and Industrial Education. BETTY BROWN ANDAY. Bardstown A.B. Art. ELLIS CONLEY ANDERSON. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Psychology. PAUL P. ANDREWS, JR. Southampton, New York B.S. Law Enforcement. ELIZABETH DONNA ANGEL. Lebanon B.S. Elementary Education. GLENN E. ANGUS. Owosso, Michigan B.M.E. Music Education. JOAN KAY ANSLEY., Kenton, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. BEVERLY K. APPLEGATE. Manchester, Ohio A.B. Art. - ENRICO P. AQUINO. Haskell, New Jersey A.B. Music and Anthropology. TIM A. ARGABRIGHT. Anderson, Indiana B.S. Physical Education. HUGH ARMSTRONG, JR. Louisville A.B. English. Eagerly, with the assistance of her father, this senior returns to campus for her final fling. 386 SENIORSIAMB-ARM JANICE LEE ARNEY. Ghent A.B. Speech and English. . DOUGLAS MICHAEL ARNOLD. Jamestown, New York B.S. Physical Therapy. GERALD WILLIAM ARNOLD. Erlanger B.B.A. Marketing. LINDA KAY ARNOLD. Louisville B.S. Health, Physical Education and Recreation. KAREN ELAINE AUGSPURGER. Eaton, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. MARK ARTHUR AUSTIN. Richmond A.B. Art. JERRY ANN BABER. Paris B.A. English. VALERIE ALDONNA BABINSKI. Manville, New Jersey B.S. Physical Education. JULIANA BADER. Jeffersontown B.S. Elementary Education. RONALD CAMPBELL BAGWELL. Lebanon B.S. Industrial Education. STEPHEN C. BAHNS. Centerville, Ohio B.B.A. Business Management. OSCAR LEE BAILEY. Lancaster B.S. Elementary Education. ALLEN HOWARD BAKER. Crab Orchard B.S. Health, Physical Education and Recreation. AUDREY M. BAKER. Yerkes B.A. Elementary Education. DANNY CARL BAKER. Walton A.B. History and Social Science. DEWEY W. BAKER. Hamilton, Ohio B.S. Health, Physical Education and Recreation. MARGARET ANN BAKER. Manchester B.S. Elementary Education. CHARLENE L. BALDINGER. Cold Spring B.A. Sociology. JOSEPH T. BALMOS. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Industrial Education. JOSEPH HERNDON BANE. Maysville B.S. Biology. MICHAEL LEE BANNING. Louisville B.S. Industrial Education. DAVID BURNS BANNISTER. Paris B.S. Industrial Technology. LARRY BARABECK. Carteret, New Jersey B.M.E. Music Education. BARRY GLYN BARD. Erlanger B.S. Business Education. JOHN JOSEPH BARKER, JR. Louisville B.B.A. Business. MARSHA JEAN BARKHAU. Erlanger B.S. Elementary Education. MARGARET HARRIS BARNARD. Mt. Sterling A.B. Geography. DAVID CLARK BARNES. Lexington B.S. Business. SENIORSXARN-BAR 387 JOY ANN BARR. Quincy, Ohio B.M.E. Music. LINDA LEE BARTH. Dayton A.B. Political Science. HASSAN M. BASI. Saudi Arabia B.S. Law Enforcement. TOMMY HAROLD BASLER. Richmond B.S. Wildlife Management. GARY LEE BATES. Portsmouth, Ohio B.S. Industrial Management. CONSTANCE JEAN BAUGHMAN. Vandalia, B.S. Business Education. GARY S. BEAGLE. Valley Station B.B.A. General Business. WILLIAM THOMAS BEASLEY. Louisville B.S. Biology. BRENDA SUE BEATY. Dayton, Ohio A.B. History. SALLY E. BEERS. Allentown, Pennsylvania B.S. Elementary Education. JANICE BEGLEY. Buckhorn B.S. Dietetic. MYRA SHARON BEGLEY. Lebanon B.S. Business Education. LARRY LEE BELCHER. Shepherdsville B.S. Elementary Education. LINDA HOWLETT BELCHER. Shepherdsville B.S. Elementary Education. LANA LEE BELL. Louisville A.B. Drama and Speech. RITA FAYE BELL. Monticello A.B. Spanish. DAVID LEE BENNETT. Louisville B.S. Industrial Education. LOIS VAUGHN BENNETT. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education. LINDA MAYO BENTON. Hazard B.S. English. THOMAS BENTON. Paris B.S. Industrial Technology. MARC HAROLD BERRY. Richmond B.B.A. General Business. CLETUS MICKEY BERTRAM. Monticello B.A. History. LYNNE MARIE BILESKE. Fredonia, New York A.B. Speech and Hearing Pathology. THOMAS BILLINGS. Felton, Delaware A.B. English. WILLIAM THOMAS BINKLEY. Goshen, Ohio A.B. Latin. IRENE ELLEN BIR. New Albany, Indiana B.S. Elementary Education. STEPHEN F. BLACKBURN. Carrollton A.B. History. EDDIE BLANDFORD. Lebanon B.S. Biology. 388 SEN IORSXBAR-BLA Ohio eck Cashing - A Vital Necessity A.. an . -f -s I 1 1 . V . I , . . .- .-.mf . '- -Q.:-sm... , ,i 4. The cashiefs window is probably one of the busiest places on campus, as l REUBEN LEON BLANTON. Somerset B.M.E. Music. JILL F. BLOOMER. Kettering, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. ERNEST LANE BOARDMAN. Richmond B.S. Mathematics. B.B.A. Marketing. CHARLES RAY BOGLE. Louisville B.B.A. Marketing. CHARLES RUSSELL BOGLE. Harrodsburg B.B.A. Business. dollars pour out of the cash register and checking account into the community. GUIDO BOGGIO. Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey SENIORSXBLA-BOG 389 JUDY BOHANNON. Bagdad B.S. Home Economics. JOHN STEVEN BOLIN. Moores Hill, Indiana B.S. Physical Education. KEITH EDWARD BOLLY. Lexington A.B. Political Science. CHARLES JEFFREY BONNELL. Worthington, Ohio A.B. English. BILLIE TERESA BONNY. Irvine B.S. Home Economics. JOHN ERNEST BOTT. Louisville B.B.A. Accounting. LARRY GENE BOUCHER, JR. Frankfort B.S. Business Education. DARRELL MICHAEL BOWERS. Springfield, Ohio A.B. Art. DAVE BOWLING. Hamilton, Ohio A.B. English. MARY A. BOWMAN. Stearns B.S. Home Economics. LYNN E. BOYER. Dayton, Ohio B.B.A. General Business. CHARLES THOMAS BRACKETT. Pineville A.B. History. For seniors, as all others, the year begins with the throes of registration. 390 SENIORSXBOH-BRA Registration: A Necessary E i ie MICHAEL P. BRADY. Hamilton, Ohio B.B.A. Management. KENNETH GROVER BRAMEL. Maysville B.B.A. General Business. DELORIS ANN BRANDENBURG. Clay City B.S. Elementary Education. JAMES RILEY BRANSCUM. Detroit, Michigan B.B.A. Accounting. GARY T. BRANTLEY. Homestead, Florida B.S. Industrial Education. CAROL LYNN BRASSFIELD. Winchester B.S. Physical Education. WILLIAM F. BRATTON. Richmond B.S. Industrial Technology. ROBERT F. BRAUN. Cincinnati, Ohio B.A. Industrial Education. THOMAS C. BRECHT. Winchester B.S. Psychology and Philosophy. MONNA G. BRELAND. Louisville B.M.E. Music. JOHN STEPHEN BRESLIN. Lexington B.S. Law Enforcement. CARL WAYNE BREWER. Lexington B.S. Industrial Technology. KEN E. BREWER. Franklin, Ohio B.B.A. Marketing. DONNA J. BREWSTER. Pekin, Indiana B.S. Elementary Education. RAYMOND A. BRICKING, JR. Bellevue B.B.A. General Business. SHARON ARMSTRONG BRITE. Louisville A.B. English. ELAINE WOOD BRITT. Vanceburg A.B. History. DOROTHY FAYE BROADDUS. Ravenna A.B. Art. MICHELE DENHAM BROTHERS. Maysvllle B.S. Home Economics. ALICE D. BROWN. Liberty B.S. Elementary Education. SENIORSXBRA-BRO 391 392 SENIORSXBRO-BUR BRUCE BERNARD BROWN. Liberty B.B.A. Personnel Management. CATHY JANE BROWN. Clifton, New Jersey B.S. Elementary Education. CLARA F. BROWN. Manchester B.S. Elementary Education. COY J. BROWN. Brodhead A.B. Art. JIMMY R. BROWN. Whitesburg A.B. Political Science. JOHN W. BROWN. Whitesburg A.B. LIZ BROWN. Whitesburg B.S. Elementary Education. PATRICIA L. BROWN. Albany B.S. Home Economics. RUFUS STONE BROWN, JR. Richmond B.B.A. Management. SUSAN ELAINE BROWN. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education. WILLIAM CRAIG BROWN. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education. CAROL ANN BROWNING. Lexington B.A. Art. NANCY CAROL BRUCCHIERI. Louisville A.B. Social Work. GARY STEUCH BRUEGGEN. Dayton B.B.A. Management. THOMAS G. BRUMBACK. Goshen A.B. Social Work. ARBLE G. BRUNER. Lancaster B.S. Law Enforcement. CHARLES L. BRYANT. Stanford B.S. Physical Education. JAMES DARRELL BRYANT. Hazard B.S. Law Enforcement. PAUL HERBERT BUCKHOLZ. Frankfort B.B.A. Accounting. RALPH SHERIDAN BUCKLAND. Berea B.S. Industrial Education. CYNTHIA WAYNE BUEHILER. Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. English. DONALD STANLEY BUEHLER. Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. History and Social Science. MAISIE ELAINE BUERK. Richmond A.B. Philosophy. DAN DALE BULLARD. Shelbyville A.B. English. REBECCA JO BULLOCK. Shelbyville B.S. Elementary Education. RODNEY M. BUNDRENT. Louisville A.B. Sociology. RONALD LAYNE BURGESS. Carrollton B.S. Law Enforcement. BETTY LOU BURKE. Somerset A.B. Speech. I it arty lo Payton Named 'Miss Eastern' Kentucky Pageant. HAROLD JAMES BURKE. Gardiner, Maine B.S. Industrial Electronics. DON RICHARD BURKHEAD. Winchester B.S. Mathematics. LESTER CLAYTON BURRES. Louisville A.B. History. JOE DENNIS BURTON. Somerset SUE ANN BUSH. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education. WANDA M. BUTCHER. Falmouth B.S. Physical Education. LARRY LEE BYRD. West Chester, Ohio A.B. History and Social Science. FINLEY CAIN. Fairfield, Ohio B.B.A. General Business. NINA CAROL CALDER. Louisville B.B.A. Accounting. RICHARD A. CALDWELL. Butler B.S. Industrial Education. RAY E. CALICO. Paint Lick B.S. Industrial Technology. KATHERINE M. CALLIS. Lancaster B.S. Business Education. Freshman Marty Jo Payton beams after being crowned Miss Eastern. She serves as Eastern's official representative in the Mountain Laurel Festival and the Miss B.S. Physical Education and Business Education. SENIORSXBUR-CAL 393 ZENA CALVERT. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education. DOUGLAS CAMPBELL, JR. Nappon B.S. Business Education. MARY SUE CAMPBELL. Barbourville B.S. Elementary Education. REBECCA ALICE CAMPBELL. Richmond B.S. Home Economics. PEGGY DIANNE CARDER. Campbellsburg A.B. Social Work. LINDA KAY CARMAN. New Carlisle, Ohio B.S. Business Education. JOAN FRANCES CARNES. Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. Art. DAVID KEITH CARPENTER. Shelbyville B.S. Industrial Technology. Cheerleader Connie Haney dances while the band plays on. 394 SENIORSICAL-CAR and Enthusias PAMELA GRAHAM CARPENTER. Harrodsburg B.B.A. Accounting. JUDITH ELAINE CARROLL. Batesville, Indiana B.S. Elementary Education. CAROLYN MAE CARTER. Danville B.S. Elementary Education. CLYDE EVANS CARTER. Monticello B.S. Industrial Technology. JERRY WARREN CARTER. Mt. Vernon B.B.A. Business. PHYLLQS BYRLEY CARTER. Corbin B.S. Biology. SHAWNA JILL CARTWRIGHT. Bromley A.B. English. ROBERT DEAN CARVER. Petersburg A.B. English and Drama. FREDDIE A. CASEY. Shelbyville B.S. Physical Education. MICHAEL J. CASEY. Lexington B.S. Industrial Education. VICTORIA LEE CASTEGNARO. Hardburly A.B. English. DANNY PHILLIP CAUDILL. Bevinsville A.B. Sociology. JAMES ARNOLD CAUDILL. Clay City B.S. Industrial Education. MICHAEL ALAN CAUDILL. Jetfersontown A.B. Political Science. CARLA CAVIN. Wurtland B.S. Elementary Education. CHARLES HARRY CAYTON. Warsaw B.B.A. Business Management. MARILYN AILEEN CAYTON. Dayton B.S. Elementary Education. THOMAS EARL CAYTON. Dayton B.S. Physics and Mathematics. ROBERT LOUIS CELLA. Dover, New Jersey B.B.A. Marketing. DAVID C. CHADWELL. Barbourville B.S. Physical Education. JAMES RUSSELL CHADWELL. Shelbyville B.S. Mathematics. LARRY JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN. Trenton, Ohio B.S. General Business. WALTER CHAPLEAU. Ticonderosa, New York B.S. Law Enforcement. ANN FRANCES CHARIOTT. Westport, Connecticut B.S. Elementary Education. SHEILA STINNETT CHATFIELD. Nicholasville B.S. Elementary Education. RITA CHESNUT. Dayton B.S. Home Economics. BRENDA L. CHISM. Winchester B.S. Elementary Education. LINDA L. CHISM. Winchester A.B. English. SENIORSICAR-CHI 395 BETTY SUE CLARK. Lancaster B.S. Elementary Education. JOHN D. CLICK. Amelia, Ohio A.B. History. PAULETTE McWHORTER CLICK. Amelia, Ohio A.B. French and Spanish. GARY F. CLIFTON. Owenton B.B.A. Business. ELIZABETH ANN CLINE. Augusta B.S. Psychology. JUDY ANN CLOUSE. Ft. Mitchell B.S. Business Education. DIANE HARLOW CLOVER. Neon B.B.A. Business Education. JANET LOUISE COANE. Ft. Pierce, Florida A.B. Political Science. DEBORAH JANE COBB. Ft. Mitchell B.M.E. Music. DONNA CAROLE COBB. Williamstown B.S. Elementary Education. SHIRLEY ANN COBB. Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. English. CHARLES C. COLEMAN. Ft. Thomas A.B. History. ANDREAE REED COLLINS. Bottom Fork B.S. Biology. DIANA RHEA COLLINS. Elkhorn City A.B. Social Work. JACK COLLINS. Middlesboro B.S. Biology. SANDRA B. COLLINS. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education. DEBORAH LYNNE COLSON. Middlesboro A.B. Social Work. GUY RANDAL COLSON. Campbellsville A.B. Political Science. DAN L. COMBS. Richmond A.B. Political Science. LONNIE JOE COMBS. Booneville B.S. Industrial Education. ELIZABETH ANN COMPTON. Phelps A.B. Sociology. CAROL A. CONLEY. Richmond A.B. Art. CHARLES MORGAN CONLEY. Handshoe B.S. Elementary Education. SHERRY LYNN CONN. Harold B.M.E. Music. MICHELLE LINDA CONNELLY. Princeton, New Jersey B.S. Physical Education. SUSAN JANE CONNORS. Louisville A.B. Sociology and Spanish. ROBERT THOMAS CONWAY. Frankfort B.S. Industrial Education. BOBBY COOK. Shelbyville A.B. History. 396 SENIORSICLA-COO e Grill - A Meeting Place for Students BRENDA T. COOK. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education. JEAN COOK. Utica, New York B.S. Law Enforcement. RICKEY LYNN COOPER. Russell Springs B.A. History. CAMELA COPLIN. Atlanta, Georgia B.S. Elementary Education. RODNEY KENT COPPAGE. Florence B.S. Industrial Education. THOMAS L. CORDES. Napoleon, Ohio B.B.A. General Business. BERNICE M. CORNETT. Manchester B.S. Elementary Education. SONDRA LEE CORNETT. Richmond B.S. Dietetics. DONNA KAY COSTANZO. Nancy l A.B. Aff. i DAVID EMERSON COTTENGIM. Winchester l B.S. Recreation. MARCIA SACHECK COTTENGIM. Louisville B.S. Physical Education. TERRY F. COTTENGIM. Covington B.S. Elementary Education. l new or old. ,- . -fir... The SUB grill offers an informal place to eat and enioy the company af friends, SENIORSXCOO-COT 397 WALTER L. COTTONGIM. Hamilton, Ohio B.S. Recreation. MICHAEL F. COWMAN. Wilmington, Ohio B.S. Agriculture. CHARLES THOMAS COWNE. Nokesville, Virginia B.S. Economics. GARY GRAY COX. Independence B.B.A. Accounting. RALPH WILLIAM COX. Elizabethtown B.S. Physical Education. WINFORD FRANCES CRACE. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education. GERALD GARNETT CRACRAFT. Covington A.B. History. HAROLD DAVID CRAIG. Mt. Olivet B.S. Agriculture. FRANK CRAMER. Bolivar, Ohio B.B.A. Marketing. JAMES G. CRISCILLIS. Loyall B.S. Business Education. JOHN B. CRITES. Wilmington, Ohio B.B.A. Management. BEVERLY KAYE CRITSER. Madisonville A.B. and B.S. Sociology and Psychology JOEL ANDRA CROCKETT. Somerset B.S. Elementary Education. DAVID WILLIAM CROSS. Louisville A.B. Art. JOYCE ANN CROSSFIELD. Lawrenceburg B.S. Physical Education. THOMAS ALBIN CROTTY. Wyoming, Ohio B.S. Psychology. ROY RAYBURN CROUCH. Lexington B.B.A. Business Administration. LARRY R. CROUCHER. Ashland B.B.A. Management. FRANCIS MICHAEL CROWLEY. Lexington B.B.A. Finance. DIANA FAYE CRUEY. Covington B.S. Physical Education. DANIEL BASCOM CRUM, JR. Maysville B.B.A. Business Administration. DONNA LEE CRYER. Cincinnati, Ohio B.B.A. General Business. JAMES ALLEN CULBERTSON. Paris B.A. English. BARRY KEITH CUMMINS. Brooksville B.B.A. Accounting. EARL CLINTON CUMMINS. Mt. Vernon B.S. Industrial Education. I SANDRA L. CUNDIFF. Brandenburg A.B. English. STEVE C. CURRAN. Ft. Mitchell A.B. History. JANET ANNE CURRIE. Middlesboro A.B. French. 398 SENIORSICOT-CUR Time to Relax Is Hard to Find TAMMIE LEE CUSTIS. Wilmington, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. RONNIE TRUMAN DANIEL. Oxford, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. THEODORE DANIEL. Paintsville B.S. Economics. WILLIAM CARLTON DARLAND. Harrodsburg B.S. Mathematics. JANE MCKINNEY DAVIDSON. Berea B.S. Elementary Education. EUGENE ROBERT DAVIES. Lebanon B.S. Health, Physical Education and Recreation. CARL DAVID DAVIS. Middlesboro B.S. Physical Education. GLORIA JEANNE DAVIS. Gary, Indiana B.B.A. General Business. WILLIAM EDWARD DAVIS. La Grange B.S. Industrial Education. DIANNE MARIE DAVY. Richmond B.S. Psychology. C. BENTON DAY. Paris B.S. Mathematics. RODNEY GENE DAY. New Philadelphia, Ohio B.S. Biology and Chemistry. The warm fall days draw students as well as pets outside. SENIORSXCUS-DAY 399 400 SENI Seniors Must Be Prepared for Anythi The unstable fall weather often tests student resourcefulness. DANIEL NICKOLAS DeFRANCESCO. Trenton, New Jersey A.B. Sociology. PATRICIA SUE DeJARNETTE. Winchester B.S. Mathematics. TINA VIRGIL DENTON. Erlanger B.S. Elementary Education. JOSEPH B. DERICKSON. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Business. BOBBY ALLEN DERRICK. Corbin B.B.A. Accounting. JOHN FOSTER DeSPAlN. Maysville A.B. History. DONALD DARRELL DICKSON. Maysville A.B. History and Social Science. DEBORAH ANN DIGBY. Moorestown, New Jersey B.S. Elementary Education. ORSfDeF-DIG CATHERINE WILMS DONOHUE. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Psychology. STEPHEN ANTHONY DONOHUE. Louisville B.B.A. Business Administration. ELIZABETH LEE DOWNES. Middletown A.B. Art. MARY W. DOWNING. Maysville A.B. English. ERIN JUSTUS DOWNS, JR. Mt. Sterling A.B. English. CARL M. DOZIER. Chesapeake, Virginia A.B. History and Social Science. DOUGLAS GLENN DRAPER. Dayton B.S. Chemistry. EDDIE LEE DRAUD. Covington B.S. Elementary Education. DUANE CLINTON DRINGENBURG. Florence B.S. Physical Education. RICHARD ALAN DRYDEN. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Recreation. ALEX DUMIN. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.B.A. General Business. DAVID ALAN DUNAWAY. Louisville A.B. History. DELORES DUNN. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education. WILLIAM C. DUNN. Burgin B.S. and A.B. Chemistry and Geography. JAMES C. DUNNETT. Maysville A.B. Political Science. TIM G. DURISIN. Duquesne, Pennsylvania B.B.A. Accounting. DAVID PRESTON DUVALL. Catonsville, Maryland B.S. Industrial Education. MARY W. DUVALL. London B.B.A. Accounting. DORIS DAWN DWYER. Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. Social Science. SANDRA LEE EATON. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education. DEBORA ANN EDWARDS. Louisville A.B. Sociology. JOE MICHAEL EDWARDS. Crawfordsville, Indiana A.B. English. KAREN R. EDWARDS. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. KAREN VIRGINIA EDWARDS. Richmond A.B. History. MARIA H. EDWARDS. Booneville B.S. Elementary Education. ROBERT MICHAEL EGAN. Bellevue A.B. Political Science. DAVID WILSON EHRET. Southampton, Pennsylvania B.B.A. General Business. DARYL LEE EISENMENGER. Louisville B.S. Biology. SENIORSXDON-EIS 401 With a little imagination, and a coonskin, a dormitory room can be converted into a comfortable pad. 402 SENIORSXELD-ERP Campus Living inspires Creativi JOHN MICHAEL ELDER. Richmond B.S. Mathematics. BRUCE RALPH ELIAS. Georgetown A.B. Political Science. SHIRLEY E. ELZA. London B.S. Elementary Education. CHARLES TAYLOR EMBUY. Winchester B.B.A. Business Administration. WENDELL T. EMBRY. Louisville B.B.A. Accounting. DERALD E. EMORY. Fort Knox B.B.A. Accounting. CAROLYN E. ENGEL. Cincinnati, Ohio B.B.A. Accounting. DENNIS HASSON ENGLAND. Middlesboro . B.B.A. Accounting. I LINDA KAY ENGLE. New Lebanon, Ohio A.B. History. CARLA MARIE ENOS. Tarkio, Missouri A.B. English. VIRGINIA C. EPLING. Elkhorn City B.S. Home Economics. JUDY CARROLL ERP. Bethelridge B.B.A. Data Processing. WILLIAM JOSEPH ESTEP. Louisville B.S. Psychology. NANCY K. EVANS. London A.B. English. ROBERT WILLIS EVANS. Russell B.S. Industrial Education. LOIS ANN EVERMAN. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education. HOWARD M. FALLIS. Harrodsburg B.S. Biology. PATRICIA ANN FARDO. Butler B.S. Elementary Education. WILLIAM VINCENT FARRELL. Frankfort B.S. Psychology. JOSEPHINE FELTNER. Hazard A.B. Speech Pathology and Audiology. BOBBIE GENE FELTY. Clover Bottom A.B. Geography. THOMAS CHARLES FENTON. Hornell, New York B.S. Law Enforcement. RONALD W. FERGUSON. Bronx, New York B.S. Physical Education. SUSAN CAROL FETTER. Louisville B.S. Health, Physical Education and Recreation. GERALD KEITH FIELDS. Falmouth A.B. Political Science. ROBERT DRUMM FINK. Somerdale, New Jersey A.B. History. DIANE LYNN FISCHER. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. ELLEN FAY FISCHER. La Grange B.S. Home Economics. MARK FISCHER. Cincinnati, Ohio B.B.A. Management. MICHAEL LEE FISK. Dry Ridge B.M.E. Music. WILL TIMOTHY FISTER. Louisville A.B. Sociology and Philosophy. MARVIN C. FITZGERALD. Monticello B.S. Mathematics. SENIORSIEST-FIT 403 Tradition Ranks High at Easter The Student Union, a building and tradition that is never forgotten. DAVID ANDREW FITZPATRICK. Springfield, Ohio B.S. Psychology. JAMES ALEX FITZPATRICK. Batavia, Ohio A.B. History. SHARON LEIGH FLAHERTY. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education. THELMA FAY FLECKIGER. Covington B.S. Elementary Education. PHILLIP LEE FLETCHER. Louisville B.B.A. General Business. FRANK F. FLINT. Hamilton, Ohio B.B.A. Business Management. JAMES L. FLOWERS. Manning, South Carolina B.S. Physical Education. MARILYN BEA FLOWERS. Albany B.S. Dietetics. JAMES JOSEPH FOLLINER Ma sville - Y A.B. English. GARY ELLIOTT FOOKES. Covington- B.B.A. General Business. JAMES MATHEW FORSYTHE. Paris B.S. Pre-Med. JAMES MCCLELLAND FOSTER, JR. Louisville 404 SEN I ORSfFIT-F05 B.S. Biology. JUANITA GOLDSTON FOSTER. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education. ANNETTE LOURAINE FRANCIS. Columbia A.B. Art. GARY R. FRANKLIN. Bellevue B.S. Mathematics. VAUGHN FREY. Carlisle B.B.A. Business. CHARLES FRANKLIN FROEBE. Phillipsburg B.S. Recreation. REBECCA J. FRYMAN. Cynthiana B.S. Business Education. SANDRA FAYE FRYMAN. Cynthiana B.S. Biology. KENNETH DENVER FULMER. Erlanger B.S. Health and Physical Education. GAIL FULTON. Erlanger B.S. Biology. GLENDA FAYE GABBARD. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education. - JAMES HARVEY GABBARD. Jackson B.S. Elementary Education. MARILEE MORRIS GABBARD. B.S. Elementary Education. ROY D. GABBARD. Corbin B.S. Biology. CHARLES WAYNE GAGEL. Louisville B.S. Industrial Education. SIDNEY LYNN GAGEL. Louisville B.B.A. General Business. STAN T. GALBRAITH. Carlisle B.B.A. General Business. M. SUE GALLENSTEIN. Maysville B.S. Elementary Education. GERALD LYNN GALLOWAY. Falmouth B.S. Agriculture. STEPHEN E. GARRETT. Irvine B.S. Mathematics. GARY WILLIAM GARRISON. Ft. Thomas B.B.A. Accounting. JOYCE ANN GARRISON. Manchester B.S. Elementary Education. ANTHONY WELDON GAY. Winchester B.B.A. Business Management. B. DENNIS GAY. London B.S. Physical Education. MAE RITA GAYHEART. Eastern B.S. Elementary Education. WILLIAM EDWARD GENTON. Crab Orchard B.S. Agriculture. DOUGLAS DANA GEPHART. Springboro, Ohio B.S. Physical Education. MICHAEL ERNEST GERACE. Parma, Ohio B.M.E. Music. WILLIAM DONALD GESLING, JR. Ashland A.B. History. SEN IORSIFOS-GES 405 JEROME EDWARD GIANCOLA. Louisville B.B.A. Business. JOAN RYAN GIANCOLA. Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. English. KAYE WOLFE GIBBS. Richmond B.S. Business Education. JAMES CALVIN GIBSON. Myrtle Beach, South Carolina A.B. Political Science and Geography. CEBERT GILBERT. Stanton B.S. Industrial Education. GENE GILBERT. Brookville, Ohio B.S. Physical Education. NANCY LEE GILMORE. Ashland B.S. Physical Education. DORIS J. GISH. Berea B.S. Education. RICHARD E. GIVAN. Louisville A.B. English. GARY FRANKLIN GLASS. Lexington B.S. Industrial Education. LARRY ALLEN GLASS. Georgetown B.S. Industrial Arts. LINDA SMART GLASS. Georgetown B.S. Elementary Education. SHIRLEY ANN GOBLE. Ivel A.B. Sociology. HIRAM ANTHONY GOFF. Louisville A.B. History. PRICE SUTTON GOLDSTON. Danville B.S. Elementary Education. CAROLYN ANITA GOOCH. Stanford A.B. English. HAROLD LEE GOODE. Danville B.B.A. Accounting. J. DUDLEY GOODLETTE. Naples, Florida A.B. Political Science. SHARON TURNER GOODLETT. Sinai B.S. Elementary Education. ALLAN H. GOODRICH, JR. North Adam B.S. Industrial Education. SENIORSXGIA-GOO s, Massachusetts udent Council Provides Forum for Opinion his mind. l LYNDA Lou Goree. Ashland A.B. Art Education. l DONNA LEE GORSUCH. Miamisburg, Ohio i B.S. Elementary Education. LARRY CLEATH GOSSER. Russell Springs B.S. Agriculture. RITA MILLER GOSSER. Russell Springs A.B. Sociology. PHYLLIS JO GOULD. Irvine B.S. Mathematics. GARY L. GRANT. Louisville A.B. Political Science. JOYCE ANN GRAVES. Erlanger A.B. History. HAROLD SMITHER GRAY. Richmond B.B.A. Data Processing. KENNETH EARL GRAY. Cincinnati, Ohio B.B.A. Business. MARIETTA GRAY. Manchester B.S. Elementary Education. JANELLE GREENE. Florence B.S. Business. LINDA LEE GREENE. Lexington A.B. Art. A Tuesday night Student Council meeting 'offers this student a chance to speak SENIORSIGOR-GRE 407 EDWARD WATSON GRIDLEY. Lexington B.B.A. Marketing. SHIRLEY ANN GRIFFITH. Melbourne B.S. Home Economics. VIRGINIA F. GRIGGS. Lancaster B.S. Business Education. MARK TODD GRITTON. Lawrenceburg B.B.A. Business. PHYLLIS J. GRITTON. Bloomfield B.S. Health, Physical Education and Recreation. DIANA ELIZABETH GROSS. Beattyville A.B. Sociology. MICHAEL LYNN GROVES. Louisville B.B.A. General Business. TONY RAYE GRUELLE. Union B.S. Industrial Arts Education. JEFF D. GUNNELL. Prestonsburg B.S. Agriculture. ELLEN G. GUTKNECHT. Franksville, Wisconsin A.B. Art. JUDITH ANN HABEKOST. West Alexandria, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. REUBEN GRANT HACKER. Oneida B.S. Business Education. LACY EDMUNDS HAGOOC. Falls Church, Virginia B.S. Health, Physical Education and Recreation. JAMES HALCOMB. Bedford B.S. Elementary Education. JANE FRANCES HALCOMB. Frankfort B.S. Psychology. MARGIE A. HALCOMB. Camden, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. FREIDA LYNNE HALL. Berea A.B. Sociology. ' TERESIA ANN HALL. Springfield, Ohio B.S. Physical Education. WILLIAM J. HALL. Louisville B.B.A. General Business. DEWEY HAMBLIN. London B.S. Biology. CAROL JANE HAMMOND. Kenton B.B.A. Accounting. ZOLA AEROLENE HAMMOND. Eustis, Florida B.S. Elementary Education. DANIEL N. HAMILTON. Madison, Indiana B.B.A. Management. FINLEY RAY HAMILTON. Richmond B.M.E. Music. PATSY PALMER HAMPTON. Cynthiana B.S. Elementary Education. PAUL DOUGLAS HAMPTON. Euarts B.S. Business. HERBERT MARTIN HANCOCK. Carrollton A.B. History and Social Science. JAMES A. HANDMAN. Louisville B.B.A. Marketing. 408 SENIORSXGRI-HAN udying Makes All the Difference 'v ' 'I' fx ' .. PARKING IAM SAM. comfortable position and a little improvisation makes studying a lof easier regardless of the signs. STEPHEN C. HANDZEL. Schoharie, New York B.S. Law Enforcement. LINDA RUTH HANKINS. Ft. Mitchell B.S. Elementary Education. CHRISTINE DORA HANNAH. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education. H. EDWARD HARBER, JR. Corbin A.B. History. EDWARD JAMES HARE. Cambridge, Ohio B.S. Health, Physical Education and Recreation. PAMELA SUE HARMON. Greenup B.M.E. Music. BRENDA ANN HARNEY. Paris B.S. Elementary Education. KENNETH RAY HARP. Fishervllle A.B. Geography. SENIORSIHAN-HAR 409 Homecoming Fantasia 69 Sty The tedious 'ob of stuffing chicken wire is one iob where you may not know whos on the other side. PATRICIA PRESTON HARP. Paintsville A.B. Art. BOBBY JOHN HARRIS. Richmond B.S. Health, Physical Education and Recreation DANNY HARRIS. Somerset B.M.E. Music. MARILYN MEADOR HARRIS. Elizabethtown A.B. English. LARRY KEITH HARRISON. Winchester B.B.A. General Business. PAULA J. HARRISON. Richmond B.S. ROBERT JOSEPH HARRISON. Beattyville B.B.A. Accounting. JULIE ANNE HART. Fort Myers, Florida B.S. Elementary Education. F. MICHAEL HASSAN. Newport B.S. Biology. PAUL ARTHUR HATCH. Marienville, Pennsylvania B.S. Law Enforcement. PHILLIP LAYNE HATCHER. Pikeville B.S. Biology. LORAINE CLARE HAUSCHILDT. Louisville A.B. Social Work. 410 SENIORSXHAR HAU PAUL B. HAY, JR. Winchester B.B.A. Business. ROSE MARIE HAYDEN. Jeftersontown B.S. Elementary Education. LINDA JOAN HAYES. Eaton, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. W. JOHN HAYMAN. Mercer, Pennsylvania B.S. Physical Education. NITA J. HEGNER. Sewickley, Pennsylvania A.B. Art Education. BEN L. HEK. San Diego, California B.S. Psychology. GARY LEE HELF. Columbus, Ohio B.B.A. Management. CATHERINE ANN HELLER. Louisville A.B. English. LARRY E. HELPHINSTINE. Maysville B.S. Industrial Education. LINDA SUE HENDREN. Harrodsburg B.S. Elementary Education. MARTHA K. HENDRIX. Downington, Pennsylvania A.B. French. MARY BELLE HENSLEY. Oneida B.S. Elementary Education. MICHAEL WAYNE HENSLEY. Orlando, Florida B.S. Physical Education. TIMOTHY N. HERR. Louisville B.S. Industrial Education. ALBERT DUTTON HEWETSON. Ft. Thomas B.B.A. Accounting. NANCY ELLEN HEWITT. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education'. ANNA JEAN HEWLETT. Louisa B.S. Elementary Education. GROVER C. HIBBERD. Louisville A.B. History. SHARON ALLEN HILL. Richmond A.B. History and Social Science. RALPH MICHAEL HILLER. London B.S. Physical Education. GAYLE JEAN HINES. Goshen, Ohio B.S. Business Education. SANDRA SUE HINGER. Dayton, Ohio A.B. English. LARRY WAYNE HITCH. Covington B.S. Industrial Technology. YVONNE MARIE HOGG. Louisville B.S. Home Economics. REMUS DARREL HOLBROOK. Bevinsville B.S. Psychology. RONNIE LEE HOLCOMB. Isom A.B. Art. JULIE ANNA HOLLAN. Booneville B.S. Elementary Education. CHARLES DEE HOLLAR. Cynthiana A.B. English. SENIORSXHAY-HOL 411 412 SENIORSIHOL-HUN MARVIN CLINTON HOLMES. Falmouth A.B. Political Science. G. TRENTON HOLTSBERRY. Worthington, Ohio B.M.E. Music. LISABETH JEAN HOPKINS. McDowell B.M.E. Music. ROBERT LEE HORTON. Goshen B.B.A. Business. 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Elementary Education. BETTY MICHELLE HUMBLE. Monticello B.S. Elementary Education. ANNA FAYE HUNLEY. Somerset A.B. English. DARREL HUNT. Kimper B.S. Biology. JUNE F. HUNT. Irvine B.S. Industrial Education. RHETA JO HUNT. McAndrews A.B. English. STEPHEN CARL HUNTSBERGER. Orville, Ohio B.B.A. Accounting. rnecomlng Draws 21 OOO to New Hanger ALAN JOE HYDEN. Martin B.S. Biology and Chemistry. MARY JOYCE HYDEN. Williamsburg B.S. Business Education. MARTIN ILACQUA. Geneva, New York B.S. Law Enforcement. ARNOLD CECIL ISAACS. Stanford A.B. History and Social Science. MARK STEWART JACKSON. Lexington A.B. Political Science. ROBERT KENTON JACKSON. Bagdad A.B. Political Science. VICTORIA ANNE JACOBS. Lexlngion A.B. English. LINDA LEE JAMES. Erlanger B.M.E. Music. ANDREW JAYSNOVITCH. South River , N B.B.A. Accounting. JUDITH ANNE JEFFERSON. Louisville A.B. English. BARBARA ROUSEY JEFFRIES. Liberty B.S. Biology. PAUL R. JEFFRIES. Moreland B.S. Agriculture. F i el cl ew Jersey A homecoming touchdown can make a cold, shivering crowd come alive. SENIORSXHYD-JEF 413 414 SENIORSIJEN-JOH and Day Brings High School Bands to Camp High school bands add extra spirit at Tennessee Tech game LINDA ANNE JENKINS. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Mathematics. SANDRA HAAS JERZAK. Wauseon, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. CLINTON JETT. Mt. Olivet B.S. Recreation. BRENDA ANN JEWELL. Mt. Eden B.S. Elementary Education. BERT JOHN N. JOHNSON. Louisville B.B.A. Business Administration. CHARLOTTE E. JOHNSON. Pikeville B.S. Business Education. JEAN COOLEE JOHNSON. Hazard A.B. English. GLORIA JEAN JOHNSON. Highland Heights B.A. History and Social Science. HOWARD DOUGLAS JOHNSON. Frankfort A.B. Art. JOHN PAGE JOHNSON. Richmond B.B.A. General Business. MARY PATRICIA JOHNSON. Valois, New York B.S. Elementary Education. MICHAEL C. JOHNSON. Corbin B.S. Industrial Technology. 2? S! .lx ' 'I OPAL JOHNSON. Barloourville A.B. History. SANDRA KAYJJOHNSON. Pikeville B.S. Business Education. STEPHEN RAYMOND JOHNSON. Louisville B.S. Law Enforcement. MICHAEL L. JOHNSTON. Charlottesville, Virginia B.S. Mathematics. DAVID CARL JONES. Anderson, Indiana B.B.A. Business. JOHN FRANKLIN JONES. Danville A.B. History and Social Science. LONNIE CON JONES. Carrollton A.B. Social Science. MICHAEL SCOTT JONES. Laura, Ohio A.B. History. ROBERT MITCHELL JONES. Winchester B.S. Law Enforcement. SANDRA LEE JONES. Stanford B.S. Elementary Education. TIMOTHY J. JONES. Bellevue A.B. History. VERNE JONES. Manchester A.B. Geography. WILLIAM ELDON JONES. West Chester, Ohio A.B. History and Social Science. BONNIE LOUISE JORDAN. Mt. Vernon B.B.A. Accounting. DANIEL DAVID JORDAN. Milroy, Indiana B.S. Physical Education. KITTY ANN JORDAN. Piqua, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. RICHARD WALKER JUDSON. Bardstown B.B.A. Business Administration. DONNA LYNN JUSTICE. Pikeville B.S. Psychology. GARY K. JUSTICE. Pikeville B.B.A. General Business. PHOEBE COLEMAN JUSTICE. Lookout B.S. Home Economics. SENIORSXJOH-JUS A I 5 ROBERT CHARLES KANZINGER. Louisville B.S. Biology. BRUCE PHILIP KAUFFMANN. Kearney, New Jersey A.B. Geography and History. NORBERT PAUL KAZINSKI. Altoona, Pennsylvania B.B.A. Marketing. CONNIE CHARLENE KEEN. Maloneton B.S. Elementary Education. KAROL YVONNE KEEN. Atlanta, Georgia A.B. History and Social Science. LINDA LOU KEEN. Dayton, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. JOHN DALE KEENAN. Louisville B.B.A. Marketing. J. SUE KEITH. Manchester B.S. Home Economics. LARRY M. KEITHLEY. New Albany, Indiana B.S. Pre-Med. HERBERT F. KELHOFFER, JR. Trenton, Ohio B.S. Industrial Technology. BETTY LOU KEMPER. Frankfort B.S. Elementary Education. MICHAEL LUCAS KENNEDY. Louisville B.B.A. Finance. DANIEL WAYNE KENT. Florence A.B. Political Science. RUTH ANN KIEFER. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education. JILL LYNN KIMBROUGH. Cynthiana A.B. Art. GARY JOSEPH KINCAID. Smithfield B.B.A. Management. GAIL EDWARD KING. Cynthiana B.B.A. Business Education. GARY S. KING. New Richmond, Ohio B.S. Physical Education and Recreation. MARTHA LYNN KING. Irvine B.B.A. Business Education. DONALD CARLYLE KISSLER. Louisville B.B.A. General Business. ALICE FAE KLABER. Falmouth B.S. Business Education. GARY GORDON KLENK. Buffalo, New York B.S. Physical Education. CHARLES FREDERICK KLEYKEMP. Russell B.B.A. Accounting. SUSAN A. KLINGENSMITH. Bowlin Green, Ohio Q B.S. Elementary Education., PHILIP G. KNAUER. Ludlow B.B.A. General Business. WARREN KOOI. Pitinan, New Jersey B.S. Biology. CHYUNG SUCK KOOK. Seoul, Korea B.S. Chemistry. STEPHEN G. KORNFELD. Linden, New Jersey B.A. Sociology. 416 SENIORSXKAN-KOR hrrstmas Spirit Captures Eastern Campus The annual Hanging of the Greens officially begins the Christmas season JAMES T. KOVAC. Clayville, New York B.S. Law Enforcement. DAVID WILLIAM KREBS. Fort Thomas A.B. Political Science. VINA M. KREBS. Irvine B.S. Elementary Education. DAVE ROBERT KREMER. Ft. Thomas B.S. Industrial Education. MARCEY KRINGLE. Ft. Bliss, Texas B.S. Business Education. EDWARD JOSEPH KUEHNE. Forest Park , O B.S. Law Enforcement. JANE SUSAN KUNKEL. Independence B.S. Elementary Education. JAVENA C. LACKEY. Lancaster B.S. Elementary Education. VERNARD B. LAFAVERS. Jabez A.B. Political Science and Philosophy. KATHLEEN ANN LALLY. Louisville B.S. Physical Education. ANNE STEWART LANCASTER. Stanford A.B. Sociology. JANICE ELLEN LANE. Wickliffe B.B.A. Accounting. TIM BAKER LANFERSIEK. Cincinnati, Ohio B.B.A. Management. BETTY ANN LANGDON. Manchester A.B. Art. RUBY LANGDON. Manchester B.S. Mathematics. PATRICIA ANN LAROSA. Newport B.S. Business Education. hio SENIORSXKOV-LAR 417 Flag Honor Remains a Traditi l i Y i 418 SENIORSXLAU-LAY ROBERT BARIF LAUX. Sarasota, Florida A.B. Political Science. JUDY LANE LAWSON. Harrodsburg B.S. Business Education. LINDA SUE LAWSON. Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. Art. NEDRA SUE LAWSON. Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. English. PATSY LEE LAWSON. Williamsburg A.B. Library Science and History. GARY LEE LAYMAN. Ashland B.B.A. Business Administration. JANE SUSAN LAYMAN. Ashland B.S. Elementary Education. JOSEPH EARL LAYMAN. Richmond B.S. Industrial Education. . MYRNA KLEINHELTER LAYMAN. Louisville A.B. Sociology and English. MADELINE SHELLEY LEACH. Stanford B.S. Elementary Education. PATRICIA ANN LEAR. Paint Lick B.S. Elementary Education. JUDY ROSE LEATHERS. Jackson B.S. Psychology. LINDA C. LECOMPTE. New Castle B.S. Elementary Education. JUDITI-I GAYLE LEDFORD. Paint Lick A.B. Drama. LEE JANET KAY. Mt. Sterling A.B. Social Work. LENVILLE RAY LEE. Barbourville B.S. Physical Education. ROY DOUGLAS LEE, JR. Middletown A.B. History. DAVID LEE LEET. Lexington B.B.A. Business. LINDA CAROL LEGEL. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education. WILLIAM E. LESAK. Louisville B.S. Biology. ANTOINETTE LESLIE. Pikeville B.S. Psychology. DANNY HAROLD LESTER. Feds Creek B.B.A. Accounting. CHRISTINA HELEN LEWANDOWSKI. Collingswood, New Jersey A.B. English. BARBARA LANG LEWIS. Richmond B.S. Psychology. DONNIE LEWIS. 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ROBERT L. LUMAN. Brookville, Ohio B.B.A. General Business. DARRELL HAYDEN MCALISTER. Pleasureville B.S. Industrial Technology. BRENDA LUE MCANINCH. Liberty B.S. Home Economics. MICHAEL WILLIAM McCALPIN. Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania B.B.A. Marketing. THOMAS MICHAEL McANN. Nicholasville B.S. Mathematics. DANIEL SCYNOUR McCHORD, JR. Lebanon B.S. Industrial Education. DENNIS EUGENE MCCLISH. Findlay, Ohio A.B. History and Social Science. RONALD B. MCCLOUD. Worthington B.B.A. General Business. JAN IS BROWN MCCONATHY. Lexington B.S. Business Education. EDDIE A. McCOY. Pikeville B.B.A. Accounting. RANDY LEE MCDANIEL. Lexington B.A. Art. LYNDA KAYE McDONALD. Williamsburg, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. VICKI GAIL McDOWELL. Mt. Olivet B.A. Speech and Drama. CECIL DUNCAN MCFARLAND. Lawrenceburg B.S. Agriculture. SENIORSILOG-McF inter - ArBusy and Fun Time of Year PAUL W. MCINTOSH. Irvine B.S. Industrial Education. ,ROLAND LEE MCINTOSH. Stanton A.B. Philosophy. JEFFREY C. McKAY. Walton B.S. Physics. GARY LEE McKlLLlP. Franklin, Indiana B.S. Agriculture. ELOISE J. McKITRlC. Burgin B.S. Home Economics. B.S. Elementary Education. EMERY GLENWOOD MCQUEEN. Bond- B.S. Elementary Education. WILLIAM MICHAEL McVlCKER. Danville A.B. Geography. DANIEL M. MacDONALD. Wilmington, Ohio B.B.A. Accounting. DAVID L. MacDONALD. Wilmington, Ohio B.B.A. Marketing. SUSAN KAY MAEDER. Kettering, Ohio B.S. Business Education. BRYAN WAYNE MANGUS. Henderson B.B.A. Marketing. GARY E. MCMANUS. Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania The cold, tingling exhaustion of a snowball fight is hard to resist. SENIORSXMCI-MAN 421 MARCIA A. MAHER. Covington B.S. Psychology and A.B. Sociology. SANDRA JEAN MAHER. Yonkers, New York B.S. Elementary Education. LESTER LEE MAINOUS. Beattyville B.B.A. Personnel Management. MICHAEL EDWARD MALEY. Erlanger B.B.A. Business Administration. EDWIN LYNN MANAHAN. Waynesboro, B.S. Biology. MICHAEL ANDY MANCIK. Lexington B.S. Industrial Education. MARY AUIS HALL MANIS. Hazard B.B.A. Marketing. JAMES R. MANN. Lexington B.S. Law Enforcement. MARION KENTON MANN. Carlisle B.S. Agriculture. TONY MANNEN. Frankfort A.B. Drama. DANNY LEE MARCUM. Eminence B.B.A. Accounting. JAMES CLAVIN MARCUM. Louisville A.B. Audiology and Pathology. JAMES HARDIN MARCUM, ll. Paint Lick B.S. Agriculture ROBERT WARREN MARKWELL. Louisville B.S. Industrial Technology. PAUL RICHARD MARMIE. Barnesville B.S. Physical Education. GREGORY LEE MARSHALL. Franklin B.S. Elementary Education. ARNOLD WAYNE MARTIN. Evarts B.S. Public Health. KAREN MARTIN. Lexington A.B. English. FRANK S. MARTIN. Aurora, Indiana A.B. English. PATTY LOUISE MARTIN. Stanton B.S. Business Education. PAUL ROLLINS MARTIN. Eminence B.B.A. Accounting. SANDRA MARTIN. Richmond B.S. Physical Education. MARGIE MARTINEK. Middletown, Ohio B.S. Mathematics. EDWIN MILO MASON. Carrollton B.S. Health and Physical Education. Pennsylvania JEANNE SHERMAN MASSENGALE. Somerset B.S. Elementary Education. CHRISTEENA M. MASTIN. Clay City B.S. Elementary Education. ,EDWARD MASTREAN. Ambridge, Pennsylvania B.S. Elementary Education. W. DAVID MATHIS. Shelbyville B.B.A. Business Administration. 422 SENIORSXMAH-MAT urse Offerings Provide Variety JACK MATNEY. Pikeville B.B.A. General Business. CAROLYN LOUISE MAUPIN. Richmond B.S. Home Economics. KELLY GORDON MAY. Pikeville B.S. Wildlife Management. DANNY WHEELER MAYO. Prestonsburg A.B. Art. SHEILA MEAD. Hi-Hat B.B.B. Business Administration. HAROLD W. MEEK ll. Lexington B.S. Psychology and Chemistry. DAVID LOUIS MEEKS. Greenup B.S. Industrial Education. THOMAS K. MEEKS. Cropper A.B. Geography. ROBERT DALE MEENACH. Flat Woods B.B.A. Business. SUSAN JANE MEINCH. Ft. Thomas A.B. Art. EVERETT C. MELIUS. Georgetown B.S. Industrial Education. GLORIA K. MELVIN. Elizabethtown B.S. Recreation. Students are given the opportunity to broaden their experiences through many different types of physical education courses SENIORSIMAT-MEL 423 4 SENI Spring Brings Concerts in the Ravi Concerts. in the ravine provide an enioyable Sunday afternoon. MICHAEL ANDREW MERRIFIELD. Louisville B.B.A. Management. CHELSEA CLAUD MERRITT. Tollesboro A.B. English. RALPH E. MERTZ. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.B.A. Business. MERLE LYNN METELITS. Norwalk, Connecticut B.S. Elementary Education. DENISE ANN METZGER. Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. History and Social Science Area. CHARLES KEMPER MIFFLIN. Georgetown B.S. Industrial Education. REX EUGENE MILBURN. Springfield B.S. Mathematics. BEULAH DEATON MILLER. Ft. Knox B.S. Elementary Education. BRUCE DEHOVEN MILLER. Louisville B.S. Physical Education. CAROL MAE MILLER. Fairclale B.S. Elementary Education. DORIS JEAN MILLER. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Area in Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. JAMES P. MILLER, JR. Daytona Beach, Florida B.S. Agriculture. ORSXMER-MIL JANET MAE MILLER. Daysboro B.S. Elementary Education. JOYCE THORNBURY MILLER. Manchester B.S. Home Economics. KELLY FRANK MILLER. Jackson B.S. Psychology. MANNING PATRICK MILLER. Lexington B.B.A. Business. REBA LYNN MILLER. Corbin A.B. Sociology. SUE M. MILLER. Flemingsburg B.S. Home Economics. DENVER R. MILLS. Pineville B.B.A. Business. ROBERT EUGENE MILLS. Manchester B.S. Elementary Education. DARRYL MONROE MINK. London B.S. Business Administration. MARGARET GAIL MINKE. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education. DANNY WALKER MITCHELL. Frankfort B.A. History. KAREN LYNN MITCHELL. Grethel B.B.A. Business. MARTIN VERNON MITCHELL. Louisville B.S. Business Education. ROBERT BRUCE MITCHELL. Buffalo, New York A.B. History. CAROLYN MOBLEY. Wilmington, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. JEFFRY DAVID MOFFITT. Ft. Thomas B.S. Biology. JAMES BLAINE MONEY. Milford, Ohio A.B. History and Social Science. VEVA MARIE MONICAL. Hawesville B.S. Home Economics. JAMES S. MONOHAN. Winchester B.A. Business. MICHAELCLARK MONTGOMERY. McKinney B.S. Industrial Education. JOHN DALE MOODY. Louisville A.B. Political Science. GAYLE ANN MOONERT. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education. BOBBIE LYNN MOORE. Drift A.B. English. BONNIE LYNNE MORRIS. Pitman B.S. Elementary Education. , New Jersey JAMES ROBERT MOORE. Pikeville A.B. History and Social Science. JOSEPH B. MOORE, Nicholasville B.B.A. Business Administration. MARY ANN MOORE. Huntington, B.S. Elementary Education. WANDA ELAINE MOORE. Florence B.S. Elementary Education. New York SENIORSXMIL-MOO 425 WILLIAM C. MORES. Berea B.S. Agriculture. LARRY WHEELER MORGAN. Liberty B.S. Health and Physical Education. RITA G. MORGAN. Lebanon, Ohio B.M.E. Music. EDWARD JACKSON MORRIS. Lawrenceburg B.B.A. Business. HARRY LEE MORRIS. Shelbyville B.S. Chemistry and Mathematics. REGINA M. MORRIS. Richmond B.S. Geology. WYTHE CARROLL MORRIS. Wytheville B.S. Agriculture. AUDREY J. MORRISON. Mount Sterling A.B. English. ROBERT EARL MORRISON. Louisville B.S. Chemistry. EUGENE ALVIN MORSE. Shelbyville B.S. Agriculture. MICHAEL DALE MOSLEY. London B.S. Health and Physical Education. JOHN ROBERT MOTLEY. West Liberty B.S. Industrial Technology. BENNY AL MULLINS. McRoberts B.S. Psychology. JAMES LOENARD MULLINS. Jackson A.B. Art. JAMIE LYNN MULLINS. Mount Vernon B.S. Business Education. RODNEY EUGENE MULLINS. Jenkins B.S. Biology. VICKI LEE MULLINS. Florence A.B. Social Work. WILLIAM SCOTT MULLINS. Harrodsburg A.B. Industrial Technology. JOHN STEPHEN MUMME. Newport B.S. Biology. CLARENCE W. MURPHY. Lebanon B.S. Biology. DATHA CHADWELL MURPHY. Lancaster B.S. Physical Education. JAMES ROBERT MURPHY. Springfield, Ohio B.B.A. Business. ANGELA GAYLE MURRAY. Richmond A.B. Art. IRA G. MUSE. Nancy B.S. Industrial Technology. ANN LOUISE MUSKOPF. Fairfield, Ohio A.B. Social Work. JACKIE DEE MYERS. Goshen, Ohio B.S. Health, Physical Education, and Recreation MICHAEL TRENT MYNK. Corbin B.S. Industrial Technology. DONALD MERLE NALLY. Louisville A.B. Speech. 426 SENIORSXMOR-NAL e Simple Things in Life Taste Sweetest l ' . ,lg ELEANOR L. NALLEY. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education. MICHAEL W. NANTZ. Lexington B.S. Psychology. DONALD G. NAPIER. Jackson A.B. English. , JERRY DOUGLAS NECESSARY. Reading, Ohio B.S. Chemistry. DAVID W. NELSON. London B.B.A. General Business PHYLLIS SHARON NELSON. Springfield, Ohio B.S. Home Economics. RICHARD A. NETZLEY. Pleasant Hill, Ohio B.S. Physical Education. JOHN NEUGEBAUER. Corning, New York B.B.A. Business Administration. A balloon and a boy, no matter what age, results in happiness. SENIORSINAL-NEU 427 Sleep Becomes a Weekend Lux SAM H. NEWCOMB. Campbellsville A.B. Social Science. JOYCE L. NICHOLAS. Somerset B.S. Elementary Education. PATRICIA ANN NICHOLAS. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Business Education. JIMMIE L. NICHOLS. White Plains, New York B.S. Physical Education. LINDA REBECCA NICKEL. South Shore B.S. Elementary Education. RONALD E. NICKEL. South Shore A.B. Geography. ROBERT BRUCE NIEMEIER. Louisville B.B.A. Marketing. JERRY LANE NOE. Somerset A.B. History. EDWIN J. NOLAN. Huntington, New York B.S. Psychology. JOHN ANDREW NOLAND. Ft. Myers, Florida B.B.A. General Business. DENNIS ROBERT NOLTING. Columbus, Indiana B.S. Industrial Education. ROBERTA NEWMAN NOONING. Bristol, Virginia B.S. Physical Education. All grown up? Not quite 428 SENlORSfNEW NOO RONALD L. NORCROSS. Lakewood, New Jersey B.S. Business Education. DOUGLAS W. OATLEY. Lexington B.M.E. Music. MERLE RICKEY ODLE. Portsmouth, Ohio A.B. History and Social Science. SUE OERTHER. Louisville B.S. Home Economics. KATHLEEN MARY O'GRADY. Syracuse, New York A.B. Sociology. PATRICIA BLAINE OLIVER. Williamson, West Virginia B.S. Elementary Education. PATRICIA A. OLSHANSKI. Richmond B.B.A. Data Processing. PATRICIA ANNE O'NEILL. Ft. Pierce, Florida A.B. History. CHARLES HERBERT OSBORNE. Roaril B.S. Elementary Education. GARY LEE OSBORNE. Eubank B.S. Industrial Education. ' RAY GARY OSBORNE. Portsmouth, Ohio B.S. Biology. LARRY STEVEN OSBORNE. Portsmouth, Ohio A.B. Political Science. RANDALL OSBORNE. Jonancy A.B. History. SHERRY LYNN OSBORNE. Middletown, Ohio A.B. History. TERRY F. OSBORNE. Williamstown A.B. Politgal Science. RENE H. OSTERBERGER. Richmond B.S. Health, Physical Education and Recreation. GLENN ALAN OTT. Louisville B.S. Industrial Technology. MARGARET SUE OTT. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education. GLORIA PAIGE OTTO. Ft. Thomas A.B. Library Science and English. S. JOAN OVERSTREET. Louisville B.S. Business Education. SUE ANNE ,OWENS. Stanford B.S. Recreation. AUDEEN PACE. Winchester A.B. History. JOHNNY LEE PACE. Dizney B.S. Law Enforcement. JANE ALLEN PALMER. Frankfort B.S. Elementary Education. RUSSELL TILLMAN PALSGROVE. Vandalia, Ohio A.B. Political Science. JOSEPH SAMUEL PARASILITI. Jamestown, New York A.B. History. KARL SIMPSON PARK. Richmond B.B.A. General Business. MARILYN SERENA PARK. Moorestown, New Jersey B.S, Dietetics. SEN IORSI N OR-PAR 429 ROGER G. PARKER. Neptune City, New Jersey A.B. Law Enforcement. VIRGINIA I. PARMLEY. Monticello B.M.E. Music Education. DAVID D. PARRETT. Annville B.S. Industrial Technology. THOMAS WAYNE PARSONS. Clay City A.B. History. WAYNE ROBERT PATTERSON. Sugarcreek, Ohio A.B. Speech. CHARLES DAVID PATTON. Louisville B.S. Industrial Education. EDWARD F. PEACE. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Wildlife Management. JASPER M. PEARSON. College Hill B.S. Agriculture. CAROL JEAN PEEKE. Asheville, North Carolina B.S. Elementary Education. BETTY D. PEERCY. Monticello B.S. Mathematics. LAURENCE S. PERGRAM. Middletown, Ohio A.B. Drama. BEVERLY LOUISE PERSLEY. Lexington A.B. English. JAMES H. PETREY. Louisville B.S. Industrial Education. JAMESETTA FRANCENE PEYTON. Richmond B.S. Physical Education. DAVID ROBERT PHELPS. Norwood, Ohio B.S. Chemistry. JACK L. PHELPS. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Chemistry. GEORGE B. PIERCE. Ft. Mitchell B.B.A. General Business. NAOMI FAYE PIERCEY. Albany A.B. History and Social Science. DIANNA LYNN PIGG. Berea B.S. Elementary Education. THOMAS CAREY PINKERTON. Lexington B.S. Chemistry. 430 SENIORSXPAR-PIN Iasses Move Out as Spring Moves In CAROL L. PITTS. Fern Creek B.S. Business Education. JUDY L. PLANCK. Flemingsburg B.S. Home Economics. HOWARD C. PLATT. Lexington B.S. Physics. JAMES DAVID PLEASANT. Louisville B.S. Biology. RICHARD BRYANT POE. Louisville B.S. Chemistry. JAMES E. POER. Winchester B.S. Industrial Education. RONALD GENE POLING. Van Wert, Ohio B.S. Pre-Medical. RICHARD ALLEN POORE. Hodgenville B.B.A. Accounting. BRENDA HELEN POPE. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education. LEWIS H. POTTER. Falls Church, Virginia B.S. Physical Education. SPENCER GENTRY POTTER. Harrodsburg B.S. Physical Education. DENNIS W. POWELL. Louisville B.B.A. Management. I I I I Hardly a spring day goes by without a class being held in the ravine SENIORSIPIT-POW 431 HENRY S. POWERS. Ewing B.S. Physical Education. JANICE POWERS. McKeehan B.S. Elementary Education. TERRY C. POWERS. Lancaster B.B.A. Management. CHARLES D. POYNTER. Corbin B.B.A. Business Management. MARGARET ANNETTE POYNTER. Corbin B.S. Elementary Education. I SUSAN KAY PRACHT. Lexington A.B. History. JOHN DENVER PRAITHER. Walton B.S. Medical Technology. JOVITA RAE PRATS. Berea B.S. Physical Education. LYNN ROBERT PRESCOTT. Fairport, New York B.S. Law Enforcement. ROBERT CHILTON PREWITT. Lexington B.B.A. Business. DAVID CHENAULT PRIBBLE. Mt. Sterling B.B.A. General Business. GLENDA H. PROFITT. Manchester B.S. Home Economics. GLENNIS PROFITT. London A.B. History. RICHARD LESLIE PUCHSTEIN. Springfield, Ohio B.S. Geology. JERRY C. PULLINS. Mineral City, Ohio B.S. Physical Education and Health. PEARL JONES RADER. Jackson B.S. Health, Physical Education, and Recreation REX NEAL RADER. Richwood, Ohio B.S. Physical Education. BRENDA SUE RAGLAND. Louisville A.B. English. SHERRY LEE RAMEY. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education. JULIA HARRISON RAMSEY. Abingdon, Virginia B.M.E. Music. PAUL A. RAMSEY. Clay City B.S. Industrial Education. BARBARA A. RANSDELL. Harrodsburg A.B. History and Social Science. RONALD J. RAPP. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.B.A. General Business. MARY LEE RATLIFF. Louisville A.B. French and Russian. HARRIET ANNE REARDON. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education. THOMAS JOHN REASTER. Dayton, Ohio B.S. Psychology. PAUL DOUGLAS REDMON. Lexington B.S. Agriculture. GARY E. REECE. Annville B.B.A. Business Administration. 432 SEN IORSIPOW-REE ur Years of Learning Near the Fi nal Test Skill, precision, and knowledge are all put together to perform the delicate operations required in chemistry. GARY L. REED. Mariba A.B. History. JAMES W. REED. Irvine B.B.A. Accounting. STEPHEN L. REED. Louisville B.S. Physical Education. CHARLOTTE MCHONE REEVES. Richmond A.B. Social Work. SANDRA KAY REEVES. Melvin B.M.E. Music Education. VICKIE LYNN REEVES. Ludlow B.S. School Health. STEPHEN JOHN REHFUSS. Covington A.B. Political Science. EILEEN MARIE REHKAMP. Florence B.S. Elementary Education. LAWRENCE JOSEPH REID. Newark, Ohio B.S. Physical Education. RONALD LYLE REID. Manchester A.B. History. MAR,YJANE REMUS. Northbrook, Illinois B.S. Elementary Education. M. GAIL RHODES. Richmond A.B. English. D.U.'s Sponsor Annual Bike Ra JAIRO I. RIANO. Bogota, Columbia, South America B.B.A. Business. JEWELL ELAINE RIANO. Charlestown, Indiana A.B. Art Education. GREGORY D. RICE. West Carrollton, Ohio B.B.A. Management. JAMES HAROLD RICE. Shepherdsville B.S. Mathematics.. PATRICIA ANN RICE. Whitesburg B.S. Physical Education. CAROLYN LEE RICHARDSON. Ashland B.S. Elementary Education. LINDA EILEEN RICKETTS. Louisville A.B. Art. JOHN CHARLES RIEBER. Louisville B.S. Chemistry. A last burst of energy goes into the final laps of 434 SENIORSfRIA-RIE the marathon race .. . 'IMP' ' 5 F ri' 7 'HKU V ROBERT H. RIGGS. Middletown, Ohio B.B.A. Management. CONNIE J. RILEY. Lawrenceburg B.B.A. Business. HARRIETTE A. RITTER. Richmond B.S. 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KAY CHRISTINA PAFF. Batavia, Ohio M.A. Elementary- Education. CARL CLOYD PATTON. London M.A. Physics. JAMES ALLEN POTTS. Carrollton M.A. Business Education. RITA JOYCE PRITCHETT. Iuka, Kansas M.A. Physical Education. MUNIR M. QALLA. Jordan M.S. Mathematics. DAVID A. RAINS. Arlington, Virginia M.A. Geography. JAMES ROBERT REBMAN. Lexington M.A. Geography. EMMER TEX REDDIER. Winchester M.A. Geography. O. KENT REED. Wellston, Ohio M.A. Physical Education. JENNIFER KAYE ROBINSON. Kettering, Ohio M.A. History. PAUL B. SCHEIDEL. Bellevue M.A. Physical Education. JULIA YVONNE SCHENCK. Carrollton M.S. Guidance and Counseling. 452 GRADUATES! LAR-SCH LAURA REBECCA SELDEN. Charlotte, North Carolina M.A. English. JUDITH CAROL SEWELL. Jackson M.A. Psychology and Counseling. MARY LUCILLE SHEPHERD. Greenup M.A. Physical Education. SHELBA JEAN SHEPERD. Prestonsburg M.A. Education. MARY KATHLEEN SIMON. Portsmouth, Ohio M.A. English. ULYS SMITH. Danville M.A. Industrial Education. WILLIAM ALBERT SMITH. 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GRADUATESXSEL-WOO 453 NANCY C. ADKINS. Betsy Layne A.A. Nursing. JOHN DONALD AIKEN. Babylon, New York A.A. Recreation Supervisor. NANCY BEN AKERS. La Grange A.A. Nursing. LINDA LOUISE ALLEN. Dayton, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science. KATHY C. ASHLEY. Corbin A.A. Nursing. EDWARDS CHARLES ASPATORE. Louisville A.A. Recreation Supervision. CHERYL CHRISTINE BADGER. Valley Station A.A. Nursing. CHERI LYNN BEADLE. New Boston, Ohio AA. Nursing. RALPH DAVID BEGLEY. Paint Lick A.A. Agriculture. TERRY BLAIR. Georgetown A.A. Industrial Technology. HOWARD EUGENE BLAKER. Hebron A.A. Industrial Technology. JOHN DAVID BLEVINS. Danville A.A. Industrial Technology. MILDRED ELLA BROUSSARD. Louisville A.A. Nursing. PAUL A. BROWN. Albany A.A. Agriculture. KATHLEEN F. BROWNING. Mitchellsburg A.A. Nursing. PHYLLIS ELAINE BROWNING. Williamstown A.A. Nursing. ROBERT CHARLES BRYANT. Louisville A.A. Law Enforcement. JUDY LYNN BUJDOSO. Cincinnati, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science. JUDITH E. CAHALL. Georgetown, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science. PATRICIA ANN CAMPBELL. Corbin A.A. Secretarial Science. TERRY ALLEN CASSITY. Millersburg A.A. Industrial Technology. HANNAH R. CHAMBERLAIN. Richmond A.A. Nursing. BARBARA ANN CLIFFORD. Englewood, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science. SARAH ANN COLEMAN. Williamson, West Virginia ' A.A. Nursing. CHARLOTTE ANN COMBS. Camden, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science. JAMES LESLIE COMBS. Lexington A.A. Industrial Technology. MARGARET B. COTTEN. Springfield, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science. CAROL LAIRD CROTTY. Richmond A.A. Nursing. 454 ASSOC IATESXADK-CRO ,Ox DEBRA LEA DAHN. Cynthiana A.A. Nursing. LORETTA S. DAVIS. Richmond A,A. Nursing. FREDDY W. DAVIS. Pineville A.A. Industrial Technology. JOHN B. DAWALT. Dry Ridge A.A. Agriculture. PAMELA L. DERRY. Louisville rl A.A. Secretarial Science. SUSAN KELLEY DORSEY. Flemingsburg A.A. Secretarial Science. DAVID ALLEN DUFF. Cincinnati, Ohio A.A. Electronic Data Processing. SALLY BENTON DYKES. Richmond Jstrial Technology is iust one of the many areas offering Associate degrees. A.A. Secretarial Science. ASSOCIATESXDAH-DYK 455 56 ASSO Lavv Enforcement Experiences Dramatic Crovvt KATHRYN JO FORNEY. Germantown, Ohio A.A. Executive Secretarial. JAMES CRAIG FOSTER. Lexington A.A. Nursing. LINDA SUSAN FRANK. Wauseon, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science. BETTY JO GREER. Prestonsburg A.A. Secretarial Science. MICHAEL T. HACK. Louisville A.A. Industrial Technology JACKIE LEE HART. Frankfort A.A. Industrial Technology ANTHONY WAYNE HATTON A.A. Industrial Technology. TEDDY L. HAYS. McKee A.A. Agriculture. I Winchester JAMES LAWRENCE HECK. Richmond A.A. Printing Technology. PAM ELLEN HEDGES. Louisville A.A. Industrial Technology. BARBARA ANN HEFFRON. Cincinnati, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science. PAULA GAIL HENDRICKS. Louisville A.A. Nursing. JIMMY M. HENDRICKSON. Woodbine A.A. Industrial Technology. TOBIE ANN HORN. A.A. Homemaking Supervision. CATHY J. HOWARD. Louisville A.A. Nursing. RON EDWARD JACKSON. Lexington A.A. Law Enforcement. FRITZ FORREST JACOBS. Circleville, Ohio A.A. Industrial Technology. BETSY ANN JOHNSON. Lexington A.A. Secretarial Science. JON KENDRICK JOHNSON. Virgie A.A. Electronic Data Processing. SHARON SUE JOHNSON. Hazard A.A. Secretarial Science. DONALD R. JONES. London A.A. Agriculture. PATRICIA SUE JONES. Lexington A.A. Nursing. PATRICIA ELIZABETH KEAL. Louisville A.A. Child Care. GLEN KEITH KINDER. Loveland, Ohio A.A. Nursing. DARYL LEE KLINGLESMITH. Louisville A.A. Industrial Technoloov. MILDRED ANN LAWSON. Milton A.A. Electronic Data Processing. PHAON' T. LEWIS. Lexington A.A. Electronic Data Processing. MERVYN PATRICK LEWIS. Arima, Trinidad, West Indies A.A. Industrial Technology. CI ATESXFOR-LEW PATRICIA JEAN LITTLE. Pikeville A.A. Secretarial Science. LARRY MARTIN LONG. Harrodsburg A.A. Agriculture. WILLIAM HAROLD LONG. Versailles A.A. Industrial Technology JOANN RUTH LORENZ. Newport A.A. Secretarial Science. CAROLYN ELIZABETH LUTES. Frankfort A.A. Industrial Technology. NANCY LOUISE LUTTRELL. Yosemite A.A. Nursing. DEBORAH J. MCDONALD. Harlan A.A. Secretarial Science. DANNY MCKINNEY. Brodhead A.A. Agriculture. The two-year Law Enforcement program trains new police officers as well as aiding those in-service per- sonnel who want to further their educational exper- iences. ASSOCIATESfLlT-McK 457 Students in the nursing program learn the correct procedures for many medical skills. PAULA JEAN McNEIL. Pikeville A.A. Secretarial Science. JUDITH ANN MCNICOL. Xenia A.A. Secretarial Science. LORETTA JEAN MADISON. Albany A.A. Nursing. GERALD L. MARTIN. Middletown, Ohio A.A. Electronic Data Processing. JOSEPH E. MARTIN. Louisville A.A. Industrial Technology. GARY LYNN MASON. Booneville A.A. Recreation Supervision. DAVID K. MAUPIN. Louisville A.A. Industrial Technology. BERNADETTE MARIE MAYER. Cox's Creek A.A. Nursing. stern a Leader in Nursing Education GUY B. MEADE. Paintsville A.A. Agriculture. DENNIS ALLAN MILLER. Middlesboro A.A. Industrial Technology. HELEN J. MOLEN. Danville A.A. Nursing. MARSHA LEE MORAN. Springfield A.A. Secretarial Science. SUSAN CAROL MORGAN. Albany A.A. Electronic Data Processing. SANDRA KAY MUDD. Lexington A.A. Nursing. LONNIE CLAY NAYLOR. Lancaster A.A. Industrial Technology. PAMELA NEWTON. Lancaster A.A. Secretarial Science. BARRY M. OGDEN. Lexington A.A. Agriculture. ETHEL P. PEACE. Pineville A.A. Nursing. ROY DOUGLAS PERKINS. Lexington A.A. Industrial Technology. J. DAVID PINGITORE. Dayton, Ohio A.A. Electronic Data Processing. NANCY ELLEN PLATT. Harrison, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science. WILLIAM RAYMOND PLOUVIER. Hodgenville A.A. Agriculture. EDMOND PHILLIP PORTER. Louisville A.A. Recreation Supervision. DANIEL DUANE POSTON. Burlington A.A. Industrial Technology. SHARON ANN PRATHER. Cynthiana A.A. Secretarial Science. MALCOLM T. PREECE. Louisa A.A. Industrial Technology. JACQUELINE LOUISE REED. Louisville A.A. Nursing. JO ANNE REYNOLDS. Perryville A.A. Nursing. SARA METCALF RICHARDSON. Corbin A.A. Nursing. SHERRY LYNN ROBB. Richmond A.A. Secretarial Science. MARITA ROBINSON. Harrodsburg A.A. Secretarial Science. DANNY GENE ROE. Paris A.A. Industrial Technology. JUDITH ROYSE ROYALTY. Burgin A.A. Secretarial Science. NANCY L. RUCK. Cincinnati, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science. LAURA BENTON SAYLOR. Richmond A.A. Nursing. TERRY RUTH SCHUMACHER. Lexington A.A. Nursing. ASSOC IATESXMEA-SCH 459 1 I.. A5 .. Y Data Processing Offers Diverse Opportuniti GARY LEE SCOTT. Brodhead A.A. Recreation Supervision. MARY PRESLEY SEE. Carrollton A.A. Secretarial Science. BOBBY ALLEN SHIELDS. Carrollton A.A. Industrial Technology. PATRICIA KAY SILER. Middlesboro A.A. Nursing. ERMA JOYCE SNAPP. Cynthiana A.A. Secretarial Science. JAMES E. SOSBY. Winchester A.A. Agriculture. RICHARD DENNIS STAMPER. Campton A.A. Industrial Technology. SUSAN ANN STEGER. Florence A.A. Food Service Technology SHARON R. STEUART. Lexington A.A. Nursing. ELLEN LYNNE STEVENSON. Albion, New York A.A. Food Service Technology. MIKE THOMAS STODGHILL. Mt. Eden A.A. Agriculture. CHARLES WILLIAM STOUT. Shelbyville A.A. Industrial Technology. EARL SWAFFORD. Big Creek A.A. Industrial Technology. ANN D. TACKETT. Lexington A.A. Nursing. CONNIE LEE TAYLOR. Williamstown A.A. Nursing. GINA DAWN TAYLOR. Richmond A.A. Secretarial Science. IRIS KAY TAYLOR. Cincinnati, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science. SANDRA RUTH THOMAS. Wilmore A.A. Secretarial Science. A. GUYVONNE TRIBBLE. Richmond A.A. Homemaking Supervision. STEVEN DOUGLAS ULMER. Louisville A.A. Industrial Technology. WILLIAM A. VALLANCE. Russell A.A. Industrial Technology. RONNIE ALLEN VANHOOK. Paint Lick A.A. Industrial Technology. PATRICIA ANN VANSICKLE. South Shore A.A. Nursing. LOIS ANN VAUGHN. Stearns A.A. Nursing. MAKLYN GAYE WADDELL. Russell A.A. Nursing. JENNY KAREN WALL. Lexington A.A. Nursing. WILLIAM HERSHEL WATSON. Crab Orchard A.A. Agriculture. MARCIA LOUISE WEEKS. Louisville A.A. Secretarial Science. 460 ASSOC IATESISCO-WEE I technological advancements of the 60's have created great ned in the field of data processing. RHONDA MARIE WHITAKER. Smithfield A.A. Electronic Dafa Processing. SUSAN JEAN WILSON. Louisville A.A. Nursing. DEBORAH DEAN WINKLE. Irvine A.A. Elecfronic Dafa Processing. CHRIS WILLIAM WOEGENS. Richmond A.A. Indusirial Technology. MARTIN WINFIELD WOODRUFF. Sabina, Ohio AIA. Agriculture. CONSTANCE KATHRYN WOZNY. Louisville A.A. Secretarial Science. demands for people ,Q fav ASSOC IATES! WH I-WOZ 461 I mf .P 'WM l MM' l 'L ww: Jfw INN ww? +WHM,'g 1Wfuwu WWH. 1 mqlrld 1 I I 1 IHMMX ew H WH V U W V W fl H Www!! w 'WIN IH! W v J W H VH W ww HW! M nu r PAQ UU! YWWSRC NSS S TCT qs S J s,,4 Y W XX XX ' .. - I I l'l 464 JUNIORS 7 V V 2 JA . f1: . i am?-V I V mn MJ I ,. , ,'H 'b':f- '. -,.i,-,wa X .. iff l J ' Si' - .1 ' A ' bl is -, f' 0-D GO FRONT ROW: ELLEN SIMPSON, Secretary, ROBERT BLYTHE, Student Council, ED WADE SECOND ROW: SHARON BRYANT, Student Council, HERB JONES, President. BACK ROW: DICKEY, Reporter, TOM ALIG, Vice President. juniors Anticipate Active Yea As Juniors we question our readiness society, and therefore we are anxious another year to develop more fully social and academic understandings. experiment-in-living, which has character ized our college life, has created a to get involved in the stream of life. Ou experiences and knowledge gained c three years at Eastern have given us a. tolerance which we hope will make an im- pression on mankind. HARLEY R. ADAMS Brodhead RODNEY C. ADAMS Paducah D. DIANE ADDINGTON Elizabethtown MICHAEL A. ALEXANDER Louisville WILLIAM M. ALEXANDER Louisville LONI J. ALGIER Richmond DEBORAH A. ALLEN Louisville VERA L. ALLEN Raceland MICHAEL F. AMBURGEY Mount Sterling CHARLES E. ANDERSON Elkhorn City RAYMOND F. ANDERSON Berea JUDY E. ANGEL Louisville JON W. ANKNEY Dayton, Ohio NED A. ARDINGER Williamsport, Maryland EDDIE L. ARMBRECHT Versailles, Indiana TONY ASBRIDGE Corbin ROY P. ASHCRAFT Louisville LOUISE As:-:ER Hyden KENNETH C. ASHLEY Lexington MARY L. ATHEY Washington Court House, Ohio JILL A. AUSTIN Cleveland, Ohio ROBERT E. AUSTIN South Portsmouth PAUL R. BADGETT Ashland GLENNA A. BAGWELL Lebanon BRUCE F. BAILEY Otego, New York LARRY W. BAILEY Winchester PATSY A. BAIRD Middletown, Ohio EDSEL R. BAKER Lexington RONNIE L. BALDWIN Covington LORETTA BANKS Campton MARLA K. BANKS Cincinnati, Ohio JOHN A. BARKAU Cincinnati, Ohio WILLIAM P. BARKER Brandenburg MICHAEL M. BARNARD Louisville KAY L. BARNES Lynch WALTER L. BARNES ll Paducah LARRY J. BARNHARDT Richmond MATTHEW F. BARSOTTI Ellwood City, Pennsylvania JANET K. BASTIAN Cincinnati, Ohio DONALD R. BATTLES Stanton JANE C. BAUER Louisville ROBERT D. BAUER Napoleon, Ohio BUFORD D. BAUGHN Buena Vista BRUCE E. BAUMAN Sarasota, Florida DONNA S. BEGLEY Lexington HELEN M. BEGLEY Mason, Ohio MARTHA A. BELL Louisville DEBBIE J. BELTLE Short Hills, New Jersey JAMES P. BENDS Georgetown, Ohio WESLEY M. BENTLEY South Shore SANDY BERRY Bradley Beach, New Jersey AMY M. BICKETT Louisville ANN E. BIERMANN Cincinnati, Ohio SANDRA K. BILLINGSLEY Birmingham, Alabama JAMES E. BINGHAM Corbin KATHRYN S. BISHOP Louisville BARBARA L. BLACK La Grange RONALD L. BLACK Silver Grove CHERYL M. BLAGG Trenton, Ohio KAREN L. BLAKE Dayton, Ohio FLOYD R. BLEVINS Monticello LLOYD K. BLEVINS Monticello HARRY A. BLUE Louisville ROBERT R. BLYTHE Richmond RONALD D. BOAZ Paris RONALD N. BOCK Euclid, Ohio DANIEL E. BOEH Cincinnati, Ohio WILLIAM M. BONER Portland, New York JUDY C. BORDERS Louisville JOHN A. BORIN Nonfvood, Ohio TIMOTHY J. BOSSE Fort Thomas VELINDA S. BOSTON .leffersontown JUNIORSXADA-BOS 465 A capacity crowd of 21,500 rises for the national anthem prior to the first Homecoming game in the new stadium. DARRELL L. BOWEN Malone, New York MARTHA C. BOWEN Malone, New York BRIAN L. BOWLES Hazard JUDY A. BOWLING Hyden LYNN A. BOWLING Brookville, Indiana JACQUELIN M. BOWMAN Campton SHIRLEY A. BOWMAN Booneville TERRY W. BOWMAN Louisville LINDA H. BOYD Alexandria IRIS E. BOYLE Hustonville CAROLYN S. BRAGG Brookville, Ohio LOLA BRAND Campion CHLOTENE BRANHAM Paintsville DONAGENE BRANHAM Paintsville DENNIS L. BRANT Danville BRENDA D. BRASHEAR Viper NORA D. BRASHEAR Corbin SHERRY BRASHEAR Masons Creek KATHRYN L. BRASWELL Ashland SANDRA L. BRENT Carrollton GARY W. BRITTAIN Barbourville KAREN L. BROERING Cold Spring JAMES R. BRONN Anchorage JAMES H. BROOKS Oneida, Tennessee JOHN G. BROOKS Elizabethtown ROBERT L. BROOKS Danville DAVID L. BROTHERS Versailles LINDA S. BROUGHTON Norwood, Ohio CATHY S. BROWN Louisville DEBORAH J. BROWN Louisville GARY F. BROWN Louisville HELEN I. BROWN Portsmouth, Ohio 466 JUNIORSXBOW-BRO LARRY A. BROWN Fort Thomas LINDA J. BROWN Versailles VICTORIA L. BROWN Grayson WILLIAM C. BROWN Camden, Ohio WILLIAM K. BROWNING Newport BRADY BRUMMETT London RANDY B. BRUNK Erlanger GARY F. BRUNKER Cynthiana PEGGY L. BRYAN Centerville, Ohio JAMES D. BRYANT Anchorage KARAN L. BRYANT Frankfort SHARON L. BRYANT Frankfort TERRI A. BRYSON Louisville JAMES J. BUCHANAN Columbus, Ohio JANET L. BUCHANAN Vevay, Indiana DAVID B. BUGG Danville A. BARBARA BUNCH Lebanon Junction BEVERLY A. BURCHELL Bradfordsville SHERRY L. BURKE Lexington JEAN A. BURNESS Elizabethtown CHARLOTTE A. BURTON Columbia CLARICE J. BURTON Garlin LERRAINE BURTON Marx ROSANNE BUTCHER Stanford BRENDA J. BUTLER Hopewell, Virginia LELANI BUTLER Cynthiana WILLIAM D. BUTLER Troy, Ohio NANCY L. BUTLERS Fern Creek NINA I. BUTTS Jackson, Ohio JOSEPH J. CALIMERI Corning, New York PAUL N. CALKINS Kettering, Ohio ALMA P. CAMPBELL Pineville DEBORAH J. CAMPBELL Dayton, Ohio JEROME M. CAMPBELL Middlesboro WALTER M. CAMPBELL Hazard JUDITH E. CANTRELL Russell PHYLLIS J. CARDER Miami, Florida LINDA K. CAREY Encino, California CHRISTINE M. CARNES Cincinnati, Ohio DAVID M. CARPENTER Richmond PATRICIA L. CARPENTER Pendleton DAVID P. CARR Independence DIANA J. CARTER Louisville PATSY S. CARTER Versailles ROSEANNA L. CARTER Raceland JACQUELINE S. CASEY Jackson CONLEY CAUDILL London JIMMY S. CAUDILL Carcassonne WILLIAM D. CAUTINHOUR Lawrenceburg MARIAN J. CAYWOOD Crestwood JIMMIE CHADWELL London LINDA CHAMBERLAIN North Middletown LARRY CHANEY Jackson STANLEY W. CHAPMAN Louisville HOWARD E. CHAPPELL Il Hazard JOANN CHARMOLI Louisville C. GITTEL CHASE Richmond JUNIORSIBRO CHA 467 DIAN CHASE Richmond JAY H. CHAWLEY Miami, Florida ANDREA L. CHERNE Middletown, New Jersey LINDA L. CHESSER Louisville RICHARD D. CHILDERS Richmond ALAN M. CLARK Trenton, New Jersey CHIP CLARK Monterey ELIZABETH A. CLARK Pineville HAROLD R. CLARK Booneville JENNY L. CLARK Richmond JOHN R. CLARK II Louisville NORA L. CLARK Martin STEVEN W. CLARK Henderson YVONNE E. CLAY Louisville ELIZABETH A. CLEMONS Bulan CATHY CLEVINGER Pikeville DEBY L. CLINE Augusta CHRISTY K. COATE Celina, Ohio NANCY E. COBB Covington EILEEN COLE Jackson MARTHA J. COLEMAN Cleves, Ohio 'MARGARET A. COLLIER South Shore JO A. COLLINS Versailles KATHLEEN A. COLLINS Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania STEVEN W. COLLINS Louisville JUDITH A. COLVIN Ludlow JERALD F. COMBS Whitesburg KATHRYN K. COMBS West Union, Ohio PATRICIA G. COMBS Lancaster SANDRA J. COMMONS Louisville JANIE COMPTON Phelps 'LARRY F. COMPTON Virgie MARY H. COMPTON Pikeville ANNE L. CONNELL Louisville KATHRYN J. CONRAD Falmouth WILLIAM M. CONWAY Kettering, Ohio GARY L. COOK Fisherville JENNY L. COOK Lawrenceburg NATALIE COOK Louisville JEANNE L. COOPER Eubank JOHN T. CORDIER Stanford JOHN H. CORLIS Brooksville JEANNETTE G. CORNETT East' Bernstadt LINDA B. CORNETT Fogertown REBECCA J. CORNETT Skyline BARBARA K. CORNETTE Bulan REGINA B. CORONADO Guatemala City, LINDA K. COSBY Richmond BARBARA J. COTTON Florence JOANNE COVINGTON Richmond BETTY C. COX Lexington CHARLES COX II Irvine CRAIG COX Campbellsville JAMES M. COX Irvine LINDA S. COX Louisville NORMAN R. COX Wilmington, Ohio ELIZABETH .I. COY Richmond PEGGY M. COYLE Portsmouth, Ohio MARLENE CRABB Windsor CARLOS H. CRACRAFT North Middletown CAROLE A. CRACRAFT Germantown JOHN N. CRAFT Richmond MARTHA M. CRAFT Richmond DEBORAH E. CREED Russell WANDA J. CREED Louisville MICHAEL E. CREUTZINGER Ludlow BRENDA F. CREWS Lebanon SANDRA K. CRIGLER Shepherdsville GARY I.. CRISLER Erlanger STEVEN P. CRISLER Erlanger BONNIE CRISP Martin ALVIN J. CRISWELL Paris 468 JUNIORSXCHA-CRI Guatemala Students Stud Almost Anywher The places you find students studying know no bounds. GLENN CRITTENDON Newport WILLIAM R. CROSSFIELD Paris HAZEL E. CROUCH Shelbyville NORMA E. CROWE Winchester PHIL N. CUMMINS Georgetown JAMES R. CUNDIFF II Shepherdsville STEPHEN L. CUNNINGHAM Newport LARRY L. CURRY Richmond SHARON I. CURTIS l.OuisVille LARRY J. DADO Freeburn RONALD D. DAMRON Virgie DOUGLAS B. DAUGHERTY FOrf Mitchell PATRICIA J. DAVIDSON Deputy, Indian LARRY O. DAVIS Independence ROSE DAVIS Irvine JAMES I.. DAY Big Creek JUDITH G. DEATON Jackson KENNY L. DEES Louisville FREDRICK J. DEJACO Alexandria GRACIELA E. DEL AMO Habana, Cuba GARY DELANEY Mason JANIS C. DELANEY Danville HAROLD M. DENHAM Danville JAMES E. DENNIS Sfanron 8 seemingly JUNIORSXCRI-DEN 469 JO A. DETWEILER Easton, Pennsylvania DANN A. DICKEY Gibsonia, Pennsylvania PAUL R. DIERSING Louisville H. DUAYNE DILLON Ashland PHYLLIS G. DINGUS Martin. PEGGY M. DODD Dayton RONNIE DOLEN Monticello THOMAS L. DORROH Hopkinsville DALE M. DOTSON Pikeville FRED W. DOWLING Hoosick Falls, New York JOHN W. DOWNS II Louisville LIBBY K. DOZIER West Irvine GLEN R. DREISBACH Louisville MICHAEL B. DRUMMOND Wilmington, Ohio WILLIAM E. DUFF Richmond LARRY A. DUNCAN Jeffersontown CHARLOTTE M. DUNN Burgin WILLIAM R. DUNN Medina, New York STEVEN L. DURBIN Irvine JUDY K. DWELLY Mayslick RONALD W. EDEN Richmond BARBARA J. EDRINGTON Campbellsville MARVIN M. EGBERT Versailles SUSAN C. ELLIS Moorestown, New Jersey CHARLES E. ELZA East Bernstaclt SCOTT W. EMERY Hudson Falls, New York STUART B. ENLOW Danville TOMMY F. ENLOW Danville SUSAN K. FAESENMEIER Louisville GEORGE J. FAHEY Valley Station MARIANNE E. FALK Cleveland, Ohio DANNY R. FANNIN Augusta NANITA F. FANNIN New Boston, Ohio HELEN M. FARDO Falmouth LINDA C. FARLEY Danville GARLAND R. FARMER New Zion JOHN D. FARMER Corbin JOSEPH T. FARMER Corbin LARRY D. FARMER Clayton, Ohio SHERRY A. FAULKNER Walton CAROL S. FEATHERSTON Lexington SUSAN K. FEDERBUSH Cincinnati, Ohio SUE E. FELDKAMP Bellevue A. MICHAEL FEY Fort Thomas ARTHUR D. FIELDS II Hamilton, Ohio LARRY S. FIELDS Grayson TOMMY C. FIELDS Wayland SHARON FIKE Waco DONNA J. FISHER Louisville JANICE D. FISHER Lexington LINDA D. FITZGERALD Dayton, Ohio CATHY L. FLETCHER Trenton, Ohio LOUISA A. FLOOK New Carlisle, Ohio NANCY L. FOEMAN Louisville ILA G. FORTNER Williamstown DONNA L. FOUST Louisville DIANA FOUTZ Seven Mile, Ohio CYNTHIA J. FOWLER Berea WOODY FRANCIS Bulan SKIP FRANK Danville DONNA R. FRASHER Louisville PAMELA L. FREDERICK Mount Sterling LANA B. FREEMAN Richmond MICHAEL W. FRENCH Louisville KENNETH A. FRITH Lexington PAMELA I.. FROST Carrollton ROBERT C. FROST Richmond PAUL E. FRYE Nancy SUSAN W. FRYMAN Germantown THERESA A. FUGAZZI Edgewood LYDIA C. GABBARD Booneville BRENDA R. GAFFNEY Lancaster 470 JUNIORSXDET-GAF f o 9 are faced with many difficult decisions their college careers. okstore Awaits Expanded Facilities STEPHEN F. GAMES Frankforl' DEBORAH L. GANTT Cenferburg, Ohio ROBERT W. GAREY Maysville LARRY A. GARLAND Micldlesboro TERRY A. GARWOOD Woodbridge, Virginia MARK L. GELKE Fort Thomas VANCE M. GIBSON Regina JAMES L. GILBERT Irvine WILLIAM P. GILES Lexington DORIS F. GILLIAM London GARY B. GILMET Louisville MURREL L. GIRTEN Louisville WILLIAM GIZZI Yonkers, New York DANNY R. GLASS Georgetown DANIEL W. GLIER Fort Thomas DAVID M. GOATLEY Springfield ROBERT S. GOBLE Presronsburg VICTOR M. GOBLE Brandy Keg THOMAS J. GOEDEKING Gahanna, Ohio DEBORAH A. GOFF Lexington BARBARA A. GOGGIN Sfanfora' PATRICIA A. GOINS Richmond PAULA J. GOINS Louisville BARBARA A. GOLD Owensboro GENE A. GOLDSCHMIDT Reading, Ohio JEFFREY L. GOODE Covington CONNIE M. GOODLETT Taylorsville MARY M. GORDON Lancaifer CARL K. GOUGH Winchester JOHN M. GRAVES Harrodsburg ROSEMARY GRAY East Point LEONARD F. GREATHOUSE Midway CHRISTINE L. GREEN Anchorage KEN E. GREEN Louisville RICHARD D. GRIEME Covington LINDA G. GRIFFIN Cincinnati, Ohio JAMES L. GRIGSBY Hamilton, Ohio JUNIORSXGAM-GRI 471 TERRENCE F. GRIMES Lexington PHYLLIS A. GRISIER Archbold, Ohio GLEN A. GRITTON Sinai JANE C. GRITTON Sinai GLENN W. GRIZZLE Louisville BRENDA S. GROSS Harlan JANE GROVER Asbury Park, New Jersey BOBBY D. GUFFEY Albany JANET L. GUNNELL Presronsburg MARILY K. HAAS Louisville RODNEY D. HADDIZ Richmond JOANN HAIRSTON Lexington RONNIA HALE Tyner. BENJAMIN F. HALL Nicholasville ELIZABETH A. HALL Pineville MARGIE A. HALL Richmond PATRICIA A. HALL Beattyville ROY HALL Hi Har ANN HAMBLEN Forr Lauderdale, Florida CHARLES H. HAMILTON Morrow, Ohio CHARLES R. HAMILTON Loretto GALE M. HAMILTON Loretto KAREN P. HAMILTON Rockledge, Florida MICHAEL R. HAMILTON David WENDY S. HAMILTON Madison, Indiana SARAH L. HAMMONS Paris KENNETH E. HAMPTON Louisville NANCY F. HAMPTON Frankfort RONNIE J. HAMPTON Winchester STEPHEN E. HARBIN Louisville 472 JUNIORSXGRI-HAR Interesting form is displayed during a sored pledge product. reeks Add Activities to Student Life MELISSA J. HARKINS Greenville CLARENCE K. HARLOW Richmond JAMES S. HARP Frankfort FRANCES G. HARRIS Morehead LAURETTA J. HARRIS Louisville EDITH F. HARRISON Lebanon, Ohio LAWRENCE R. HARRISON London BRENDA W. HARTMAN Smithfield PAUL D. HARVEY Booneville ROBERT D. HARVEY North Bay, Ontario BERT D. HATFIELD Freeborn NICK L. HAVERKOS Cincinnati, Ohio SHARON D. HAWKINS Lexington MEXICO HAYDEN Nicholasville JUDITH S. HECK Louisville MARCELLYN G. HEDRICK Frankfort KAREN L. HEID Cincinnati, Ohio JOHN E. HEIDERICH Richmond SCOTTYE N. HELTON Ezel DANIEL R. HEMPEL Winchester NITA K. HENDERSON Cincinnati, Ohio PATRICIA A. HENDERSON Pittsburg GLEN HENDRIX Hyden NELSON C. HENSON Mount Olivet JOYCE A. HERALD Jackson MYRON D. HERNDON Sparta MARGARET L. HERRMANN Louisville JANET P. HIBBARD Manchester LINDA L. HIGGINS Louisville SAMUEL W. HILL Jackson JOHN R. HODGE Louisville MICHAEL J. HOFFMAN Southgate RICHARD T. HOGAN Salem, New Jersey AUDREY K. HOLCOMB McKee BARBARA G. HOLDER Frankfort CAROLYN R. HOLLIDAY Hazard GEORGE L. HOPE Lexington LAWRENCE L. HOPKINS Louisville NICKIE E. HORNSBY Laronia KATHRYNE S. HOSTETTER Maineville, Ohio GARY W. HOUBEN Highland Heights SUE K. HOUGHTON Norwood, Ohio ARTHUR L. HOWARD II Chicago, Illinois HARRY D. HOWARD Lancaster JANET D. HOWARD Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania JERRY L. HOWARD Manchester J. MICHAEL HOWE Richmond JOHN M. HOWERTON Richmond, Virginia FRANK HRANICKY Somerset GEORGE W. HUBBARD London BILLIE B. HUGHES II McKee JAMES R. HUGHES ll Simpsonville MARY H. HUMPRHIES Paris RUTH C. HUNT Prestonsburg VIRGINIA L. HUNT Mount Vernon MARGARET J. HUNTER Irvine LARRY W. HURD Norwood, Ohio FLOYD D. HURSH Springfield, Ohio STEVEN M. HURST Madeira, Ohio LARRY B. HURT Hazard BRENNA G. HUSTON Lonclon LORA HUTCHINSON Falls Church, Virginia JENNIFER L. INGRAM Cincinnati, Ohio JAMES B. INSCO Evansville, Indiana JAMES H. INSKO II Paris JAMES B. IRWIN Dayton, Ohio FLOYD T. ISSACS Lebanon JEFF J. ISON lsom CANDRID B. JACKSON Wellsville, Ohio GEORGE D. JACKSON Louisviile MARGARET C. JACKSON Richmond VIRGINIA L. JACKSON Burnside JUNIORSXHAR-JAC 473 VERLA A. JAMES Lexington MARY L. JASPER Somerset ROBERT L. JAYNES Lexington DAVID T. JENKINS Middlesboro ELIZABETH G. JENNINGS Nicholasville WANDA JETT Gay's Creek DANNIE L. JOHNSON Middlesboro GREGORY K. JOHNSON Louisville JOHN W, JOHNSON Louisville JOYCE A. JOHNSON Booneville LINDA J. JONNSON Elkhorn City MARSHA I.. JOHNSON Covington PEGGY I, JOHNSON Marshall, Texas SHARON A. JOHNSON Louisville GUY D. JOHNSTON East Cradock, Virginia GERALD R. JONES Richmond MELINDA W. JONES Lexington SYDNEY D. JONES London CAROLE L. JORDAN Ashland STAYCE L. JORDAN Lexington CLINTON D. JUSTICE Elkhorn City JERRY W. KARR Louisville KATY L. KARRICK Lexington RONALD L. KAUFMAN Louisville MALCOLM H. KELLY Oxford, Pennsylvania ROBERT I.. KELLS Williamstown ALBERTA J. KEMPER Lexington FATINA KENDRICK Elkhorn City JAMES F. KENNEDY London JENNIFER L. KENNEDY Richmond DAVE KESSLER Marion, Indiana JUDY S. KIESTER London JUDY L. KINDER Pikeville CATHERINE A. KIPP Cincinnati, Ohio JO A. KLAMO Fairfield, Ohio PATRICIA A. KLINGLER Carrollton 474 JUNIORSXJAM-KLI The Mum Symbolizes Homecomi .XT The excitement of Homecoming day begins wi mum from a special guy. 10' S1.,f .xfqf - 'uf 4m I , .t , . Vi 11 ' , . WILLIAM P. KNIGHT Louisville SANDRA A. KORNRUMPF Bryan, Ohio KATHERINE L. KRANZ Erlanger CHARLOTTE F. KRASINSKI Louisville CONNIE M. KRESS Lexington ALAN C. KRUEGER Phoenix, Arizona SUSANNE E, KUHNS Louisville KRISAND L. KUNST Springfield, Ohio SHIRLEY R. LAFAVERS Albany AARON D. LAINHART Richmond DAVID L. LAKE Saint Albans, West Virginia JANE L. LAMONDA Milford ELLEN L. LAMPTON Evansville, Indiana ALAN B. LANE Blandville FRANK B. LANGE Piqua, Ohio WILLIAM V. LANHAM Lancaster BRENT R. LASWELL Mount Vernon PATRICIA E. LAWSON Battletown GARY D. LEASOR Louisville JOAN M. LEDFORD London NORMAN A. LEDFORD Harrodsburg PATRICIA D. LEDFORD Paint Lick RONALD M. LEDFORD Paint Lick SANDRA L. LEDINGTON Barbourville JERRY W. LEFEVERS Pineville REBEKAH R. LEMASTER Louisville NANCY L. LETHGO Ravenna GEORGIA A. LEWIS Louisville JAMES M. LEWIS Dayton, Ohio STANLEY E.'LEWIS Rego Park, New York STEPHEN S. LEWIS Lexington COLEEN S. LIESKE Brownsburg, Indiana CAROLYN S. LITTERAL Irvine CELESTINE A. LITTLE Louisville DAVID M. LLOYD Louisville MAHALA A. LOGAN Bardstown CHARLES R. LONG Richmond DONALD L. LONG Brodhead DOUGLAS K. LONG Germantown, Ohio WILLIAM L. LONG Richmond JUDITH L. LOY Jamestown WILLIAM S. LUCAS Stanford KENNETH G. LUXON Richmond CHARLOTTE LYNN Danville MARLENE E. LYON Louisville LINDA C. LYONS Bethlehem MARY E. MCBRAYER Lawrenceburg KELTA A. MCCABE Elizabethtown JUNIORSXKNI-MCC 475 Eastern Becomes a Winter Wonder MARY H. MCCAULEY Versailles WILLIAM C. MCCAW Cody, Wyoming MARY L. McCLANAHAN Irvine DAVID R. MCCLELLAND Dayton, Ohio ROBERT W. MCCLOUD Harrodsburg CLIFTON EI McCOWAN London SUZANNE MCCOWAN London ROBERT B. McDANIEL London TRISH E. MCDEVITT Cherry Hill, New Jersey DONNA J. MCDONALD Harlan JEFFREY G. MCDONALD Louisville ELIZABETH K. McGEE Louisville SHARON G. MCGEE Falmouth MARILYN S. MCGINNIS Sandy Hook JAMES M. MCGLONE Harrodsburg RUSSELL MCINTOSH Sassafras ROGER D. MCKINNEY Richmond KATHY J. MCMILLIN Cincinnati, Ohio SHEILA G. MCREYNOLDS Mayfield BARBARA S. MCWHORTER Knifley REBECCA J. MACY Hardinsburg WINNIE MALATESTA Maple Shade, New Jersey ROBERT C. MALONEY Cincinnati, Ohio DONNA R. MANCUSO Louisville WILLIAM P. MANION Maysville BARBARA J. MANN Carrollton VIVIAN G. MARCUM McKee ROBERT K. MARINARO Elkhorn City PAM MARKS Georgetown, Ohio LINDA B. MARSH Harrodsburg DAVID G. MARSHALL Carrollton MARY MARSHALL Jackson JAMES C. MARTIN Covington LINDA L. MARTIN Corbin NORMAN A. MARTIN II Sun Prairie, Wisconsin JAYNE A. MASON Loveland, Ohio PATRICIA A. MASTERS Cottonburg KATHLEEN A. MATCHETT Fort Mitchell MARY J. MATTHEWS Louisville MARION C. MATTINGLY Springfield DANA L. MAUPIN Richmond FRANCINE E. MAXWELL Louisville ELRENE MAY Elkhorn City ANN MAYO Martin GINGER A. MEDLEY Middlesboro JOSEPH D. MEDLEY Loretto LINDA G. MEDLEY springfield BEVERLY S. MEECE Dayton, Ohio CHERYL M. METCALF Louisville MARY K. MIFFLIN Georgetown MARTIN C. MILBURN Springfield G. B. MILLER Lancaster RONNIE O. MILLER Erlanger SHELBIE J. MILLER Williamsburg STEPHEN R. MILLER Louisville BARBARA J. MILLS London DONALD F. MINTON Ferguson JULIA A. MOLYNEAUX Bardstown MICHAEL T. MONACELLI Albion, New York ROBERT W. MONAGHAN II Cherry Hill, New Jersey DIANA MOORE Pikeville JUDITH E. MOORE Winchester JAMES D. MORAN Barbourville JUDY A. MORELAND Richmond STEPHEN E. MORRISON Lexington PATTI A. MOSER Covington CAROL F. MOSS Lexington BRENDA E. MULLINS Elkhorn City LINDA L. MURPHY Cincinnati, Ohio GENE D. MUSIAL Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ED MYERS Bethel, Ohio GAIL MYERS Lexington 476 JUNIORSXMCC-MYE -r ' ff.: . 41 x. my ' M L ' , ., Wg... I , V. ., - 1.hIe..: AXLA SUSAN J. MYERS Cincinnati, Ohio JAMES W. MYNHIER Ashland R. SUSAN NANCE Pikeville CAROLYN NATICCHIONI Cincinnati, Ohio PAULA L. NEAL Irvine C. SUSAN NEW Barbourville LINDA S. NICHOLS Cynthiana MARCIA D. NICKELL Winchester FRANK B. NIEMEYER Fort Mitchell GARY T. NOLAN-D Stanford n DANIEL NORDHEIM Springboro, Ohio DAVID P. NORTON Louisville GEORGE P. NORTON Winchester JOHN K. OERTHER Frankfort ERIC V. O'REA Louisville KAREN M. OSBORNE Williams Corner, Ohio MADELINE OSBORNE Ashland NILA J. OSBORNE Clyde, Ohio CHARLES A. OWENS Louisville MARJORIE E. OWENS Loyall MARY J. OWENS Richmond MAVA J. OWENS Mount Vernon SANDRA L. PARK Cincinnati, Ohio RANDY A. PARKER Wheelersburg, Ohio JOY L. PARRIGIN Monticello HOWARD B. PASLEY II Winchester PATRICIA J. PATTERSON Louisville ANNETTE S. PAULEY Williamson, West Virginia MILDRED E. PAYNE Louisville- DONALD G. PEACE Elizabethtown JOHN B. PEACE Covington KRISTINE PEASE Corbin JUNIORSIMYE PEA 477 THOMAS E. PEEK Lexington JAMES V. PELLEGRINON New Boston, Ohio RONNIE PENNINGTON Manchester SHELBY G. PENNINGTON Cawood B. JILL PERKINS Louisville JAMES W. PERKINS Lexington JOHN S. PERKINS Campbellsville PATRICIA A. PHELPS Columbia GAIL PHILLIPS Richmond KATHY J. PHILLIPS Louisville RICKY L. PHILPOT Centerville, Ohio PAUL G. PICKRELL Augusta ELIZABETH A. PIGMAN Whitesburg JANET S. PLAYFORTH Crab Orchard PAMELA M. POPE Louisville MARTHA J. POWELL Louisville DONALD G. POWERS Charlottesville, Virginia VAN A. POWERS Cynthiana JERRY L. POYNTER Livingston JAMES A. PRATT West Mansfield, Ohio JERRY I.. PRICE Paris PATRICK J. PRITCHARD Granville, Ohio WANDA D. PULLEN Big Springs JUDY PYLE Harlan PAMELA K. QUIGGINS Louisville DENNIS S. RAISOR Sanders EDGAR A. RAKER Carrollton DON T. RAMEY Park Hills LINDA C. RANDALL Somerset LOUIS A. RANIERO II Newport SARA J. RANKIN Waddy KENNETH J. RAPP Cincinnati, Ohio WILLIAM R. RATCLIFF Corinth SANDRA P. RATLIFF Martin PAT RAUEN Fort Mitchell ADAM D. RAUH Louisville JANICE L. RAWSON Ashland STUART A. REAGAN Frankfort RALPH F. REDDEN Richmond LINDA L. REECE Annville CHARLES B. REED III Louisville JESSE REED Cincinnati, Ohio GAIL S. REEDY Norwood, Ohio DEBORAH J. REEVES Walton JANICE E. REEVES Richmond WILLIAM B. REEVES Lexington LUCRETIA J. REID Lexington JANYCE L. REINDERS Florence THELMA F. RELFORD Lexington C. DAWN REYNOLDS Hazard DAN C. REYNOLDS Richmond JAMES W. REYNOLDS Pikeville JANE RICE Catlettsburg MARTHA J. RICHESON Louisville ROBERT T. RIDDER South Newport PATRICIA M. RITCHEY Lexington LINDA F. RITCHIE Maysville MARY S. ROACH Eau Gallie, Florida EVERETT C. ROBERTS Frankfort JAMES S. ROBERTS Middletown, Ohio SUSAN C. ROBERTS Prestonsburg SHIRLEY J. ROBINSON Shelbyville RICHARD G. RODGERS Pittsfield, Maine JUDY C. ROESCH New Lebanon, Ohio 478 JUNIORSXPEE-ROE F225 nniversary Concert Brings Ramsey Lewis -as we - :-In 1,3-,..,,Vr 31 .A 'i 'ff The Ramsey Lewis Trio entertains at the Anniversary Concert celebrating President Marfin's tenth year at Eastern. HAZEL J. ROGERS Richmond PAUL B. ROGERS Winchester GERMAINE V. ROGGENKAMP Louisville MARY C. ROSE Owenton ROGER W. ROSE Fort Mitchell JULIA L. ROSS Ashland GERALD L. ROWE Georgetown TERRY A. ROWLETT Bedford SUE E. ROWLEY Celina, Ohio A. FAY ROY Columbia LARRY W. ROYALTY Paris PAULA L. RUBY Chaplin MARGARET A. RUCKER Richmond STEVEN M. RICKMAN Plymouth, Ohio ELEANOR R. RUDER London HARRY H. RUMBLE Ill Richmond PHILLIP RUNYON Richmond LEONARD A. RUSSELL Paris JAMES L. RUTHERFORD Somerset MARGARET M. RYAN Peekskill, New York SAMUEL D. SALVUCCI West Mifflin, Pennsylvania DEBORAH A. SALYER Rising Sun, Indiana MICHAEL H. SAMMONS Hazard DARYL L. SATCHWELL Ghent LINDA K. SATCHWILL Richmond JAMES R. SAUNDERS Salem, Indiana THOMAS E. SAUNDERS Owensville, Ohio MARTHA SAYLOR Richmond JOHN H. SCARBOROUGH Lindwood, New Jersey SANDRA L. SCHAFER Florence SHIRLEY L. SCHUETZ Sidney, Ohio STEVEN E. SCHULTZ Newport THOMAS W. SCHULTZ Haddonfield, New Jersey DIANNA K. SCOTT Milton CHARLES G. SCRIVNER Irvine MARGENE SEARS Norwood, Ohio BEVERLY L. SETTLES Jeffersontown CAROL R. SEVERS Pompfon Lakes, New Jersey STEVE W. SEXTON Richmond GARY C. SHAW Louisville JUNIORSXROGSHA 479 VALERIE E. SHAW Lexington WAYNE L. SHAW Louisville CARL A. SHAY Newpon MARY L. SHEPHERD Georgetown RANDY S. SHEPHERD South Shore PATRICK T. SHERIDAN Newport MARK C. SHIREMAN Brandenburg ROGER D. SHOEMAKER Florence RONALD L. SHORT Whitesburg SHEILA L. SHORT Whitesburg CONNIE M. SHOTWELL Florence GEORGANNA SHOUSE Danville JUDY A. SIGMAN Dayton, Ohio ELEANOR J. SIMPKINS Phelps ELLEN H. SIMPSON Louisville JANE C. SIPPLE Irvine MARGARET A. SKAGGS Ashland GILDA E. SKEEN Reading, Ohio JAY H. SKEEN Reading, Ohio JERRY SKEENS Grundy, Virginia HAROLD S. SLOAN Elkhorn City ANDREW P. SLONE Lexington CULLEN B. SLONE Pleasure Ridge Park HAROLD G. SLONE Pikeville GORDON D. SLUSHER Berea CHERYL L. SMITH Louisville CLARA M. SMITH Batavia, Ohio CLARENCE SMITH Manchester JAYNE W. SMITH Hazard JEANIE M. SMITH New Castle 480 JUNIORSISHA-SMI Sun Decks Are Popular in Sprin 1-:J . 'Pi Il I ' w. ,L .'gu. ,t rf-L tr' I ni.- . , r uf wg' . : r 3.25-'f? fix x. 5 Warm weather brings coeds out of hidi LYNDA K. SMITH Russell Springs MARK R. SMITH Cincinnati, Ohio MARY J. SMITH Hazard MITCHELL E. SMITH Stanton PHYLLIS A. SMITH Harlan SHARON A. SMITH Louisville CHARLOTTE R. SMOOT Florence JANET E. SMYERS Louisville NOLAN S. SNELL Covington JOEL A. SNELLING Springfield, Ohio DEBBIE K. SNIDER Mount Orab, Ohio MICHAEL H. SNYDER Louisville ' LARRY V. SOLVEY Mineral City, Ohio TOMMY J. SORRELL Flemingsburg JANET L. SPAHN Indianapolis, Indiana STEPHEN D. SPARKS Winchester JERRY H. SPARROW Burgin SAMUEL D. SPEARS Albany RONALD W. SPENCER Walton LINDA S. STADLER Hamilton, Ohio MARY E. STANGER Cragsmoor, New York HOWARD R. STARNES Elkhorn City DAVID E. STEBING Auburn, Indiana SANDRA J. STEELE Carrollton LANA C. STEELMAN Harrison, Ohio CAROL L. STEVENS Gettysburg, Pennsylvania BARBARA G. STEVENSON Winchester ALLEN F. STEWART Taylorsville FORRESTER R. STEWART Letcher PRUDA E. STEWART Letcher STEPHEN A. STICE Louisville JOE S. B. STIGALL Fort Thomas JANE R. STOFFREGEN Hamilton, Ohio CHARLES T. STONE Winchester RONNIE E. STONE Lebanon, Ohio MIKE STRATTON Lawrenceburg JIM H. STRINGER Danville WILLIAM H. STRUSS Louisville PATRICIA A. STUDER Cold Springs CATHY L. SULLIVAN Goshen, Ohio GLENN M. SUMNER Science Hill LORIE L. SUSEMICHEL Louisville JOHN W. SUTTER LaGrange Park, Illinois DAVID N. SWANGO Louisville RICHARD W. TABELING Fort Mitchell MARY F. TALLENT Albany PATTY L. TARVIN Hazard CLIFTON L. TATUM Lebanon BARBARA L. TAYLOR Neon CHARLES L. TAYLOR Covington DONNA S. TAYLOR Corbin JANE D. TAYLOR Bardstown GARY S. TEDFORD Norwood, Ohio SUE C. TERRELL Chaplin BETTY B. TERRY Mount Sterling CHERINE K. TERSTEGGE Louisville M. RITA THOMAS Elizabethtown PEGGY THOMAS Greenup BRUCE N. THOMPSON Pleasureville DORIS K. THOMPSON Pikeville LETITIA A. THOMPSON Louisville WILLIAM C. THOMPSON II Ravenna WILLIAM F. THOMPSON Florence WILLIAM G. THOMPSON Pineville ROBERT E. TOBLER II Suffern, New York NANCY A. TODD Frankfort ANN H. TOWLER Ashland CAROL L. TRABITS Fredonia, New York NANCY B. TRISLER Harrodsburg TERESA TOWLER Fern Creek JAMES F. TRUE Frankfort JANE A. TRUE Corinth JUNIORSXSMI TRU 481 ROBERT W. TUCKER Florence WILLIAM R. TUPMAN Florence JUDITH A. TURNER Maysville J. D. ULRICH Farmersville, Ohio JANICE C. UPTON Louisville SUSAN C. UTTER Elmira, New York JACQUELINE I. VANASDLAN Fort Thomas KENNETH J. VANDEVENTER Elmhurst, Illinois GAIL A. VANHESS Cincinnati, Ohio GARY K. VANHOOSE Paintsville LINDA M. VANOSS Dayton, Ohio BEVERLY P. VANPELT Leesburg, Ohio CONNIE M. VERMILLION Junction City CATHERINE D. VIPPERMAN Bethel, Ohio RYARRION L. VIRES London MICHAEL R. VOTEL Newport HELEN J. WADDELL Grayson GLENN E. WADE Franklin, Ohio ROBERT J. WAGNER Cincinnati, Ohio DEBORAH E. WAINSCOTT Burlington WAYNE N. WALDEN-London CANDACE S. WALKER Oak Ridge, Tennessee KAREN L. WALKER Beattyville - LINDA WARD Middletown, Ohio SAMUEL M. WARD Hazard WILLIAM D. WARINNER Albany DAVID F. WARNE Albion, New York SHARON S. WARNER Austin, Indiana EARL D. WARREN Fort Mitchell JOHN H. WARTHMAN Erie, Pennsylvania GLORIA Y. WATERS Lebanon Junction PEGGY J. WATKINS Beattyville STEVEN C. WATKINS Troy, Ohio VIRGINIA L. WATKINS Hazard DEBORAH L. WAXMAN Fort Mitchell JOHN D. WEBB Louisville LEONARD J. WEBER Richmond JIMMIE W. WELCH Louisville MICHAEL A. WELCH Lookout Heights GAYLE C. WELLS Paris PHILLIP R. WELLS Cincinnati RONNIE D. WELLS Paintsville JERRY M. WESLEY London LINDA C. WESLEY Danville 482 JuNioRs!TUC-WE5 E Juniors hesitatingly I?j Ieave the campus at , end, for next fall they return as seniors. niors Anticipate Final Year JUDITH A. WESSEL Cleves, Ohio DOUG W. WEST Richmond GARY D. WHITAKER MCRoberts GENEVA WHITAKER Somerset JOE H. WHITAKER Gallatin, Tennessee MARGARET J. WHITEHEAD Brooksville STEVEN A. WHITEHOUSE Milford, Ohio ROBERT B. WHITLOCK Richmond LINDA L. WICKLINE Hamlin, West Virginia ROBERT F. WICKLINE Richmond CARL H. WICKLUND Independence SHARON WIENTJES Waynesville, Ohio PAUL D. WIGFIELD Hagerstown, Maryland CAROL L. WILCOX Marion, Ohio CHARLES C. WILEY Lexington MILLERSON L. WILKINS Louisville BARBARA J. WILLIAMS London DONNA J. WILLIAMS Louisville JAMES W. WILLIAMS Bethel, Ohio TED S. WILLIAMS London SHARON D. WILLIS Corbin DON P. WILLMES Louisville JANE F. WILLS Winchester DIANNE WILSON Lancaster JOYCE W. WILSON Lexington LINDA L. WILSON Valley Station LYNNE A. WILSON Russell MARY S. WILSON Eubank RUTH A. WILSON Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CYNTHIA C. WINBURN Fort Thomas KAREN A. WISHER Covington DANIEL J. WIXTED Redding, Connecticut JAMES C. WOMACK Grayson NAN C. WOOD Hazard BETTY J. WOOSLEY Irvine JOSEPH R. WOOSLEY Winchester JOHN R. WOOTEN Dayton MICHAEL L. WOOTON Eubank CHARLES F. WORTHINGTON Trenton, New Jersey ELIZABETH A. WORTHINGTON Louisville CATHY C. WOZNY Louisville MELVIN E. WRIGHT Somerset SHARON K. WRIGHT Harrodsburg LARRY G. WYATT Berea IRENE A. WYCKOFF Berea RICHARD H. YATES Oxon Hill, Maryland AMELIA L. YOUNG Lexington BARRY K. YOUNG Webbville DOUGLASS W. YOUNG Cincinnati, Ohio GEOFFREY S. YOUNG Lexington JANE R. YOUNG East Bernstadt JOHN A. YOUNG Junction City LINDA M. YOUNG Maud, Ohio MICHAEL R. YOUNG Lexington LINDA F. ZWICK Lexington JUNIORSIWES-ZWI 483 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: V-Mr. Brizendine, Sponsor: Dr. Hogg, Sponsor: Rex Dunn, Student Council Representativeg Joy Monhollon, Secretary: Arthur Cassill, Vice President: Patty Taylor, Student Council Representative: Shockleyt Pfesidenfi PGQQY McKee, REPOHSF: Marty Lange, Treasurer- 484 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Achieves Unit The adjustment problems of their Fres man year successfully negotiated, this yea Sophomores widened their areas of camp involvement. Putting their experience 1968-69 Freshmen to use, most began t year with new academic and social outloo Class unity developed during the year the Class of i972 pursued the goals of cla spirit, interest and involvement. PAUL JAMES ADAMO Fort Knox DEBORAH E. ADAMS Winchester DONN L. ADAMS Valley Station MATTIE L. ADAMS Premium SONDRA J. ADAMS Carrollton DAVID S. ADAMSON Louisville BRENDA J. ADCOCK Shelbyville CAROLYN ADKINS Virgie JUDITH A. AHLERS Cincinnati, Ohio STEPHEN K. AKER Brookville, Ohio TERRY J. AKERS Louisville L. DOUGLAS ALEXANDER Hopkinsville PATRICIA S. ALEXANDER Ravenna MARY M. ALFORD Irvine WILLIAM C. ALFORD Waynesburg DIANA L. ALLEN Richmond RUTH A. ALLEN Brodhead GLENN L. ALLRED Belfry JOHN P. ALSTON Cradock, Virginia JONATHAN D, ALSUP Milton ELIZABETH P. AMBROSE Richmond DONNA S. ANDERSON Louisville RALPH ANDERSON Crab Orchard LINDA S. ANDREW Cincinnati, Ohio KERRY T. ANNESS Harrodsburg JEAN A. ANSLEY Kenton, Ohio BRENDA ANTHONY Louisville BEVERLY D. ARD Somerset DANIEL S. ARGABRIGHT Rocky Top, Tennessee MARY A. ARNOLD Lancaster JAMES C. ARTHUR Erlanger WILLIAM C. ASHBY Valley Station NOAH M. ASHER Berea LINDA L. ATKINSON Louisville CANDACE J. AULICK Covington JIM E. AUSTIN Pleasure Ridge Park THOMAS E. AVERITT JR. Thomson, Georgia SHARON L. BABB West Milford, New Jersey FANNY BACK Jeremiah CAROLYN BAGWELL Louisville DEBORAH L. BAILEY Pemossville DEVONA L. BAILEY Valley Station GARY S. BAILEY Scotts Station CHARLES D. BAKER Mt. Vernon ROBERT J. BAKER North Bend, Ohio CHARLES D. BALES Paris DAVID J. BALL Ashland LINDA S. BALL Hamilton, Ohio ELIZABETH A. BALLARD Lexington ROBERT H. BALLARD Lancaster MARILYN D. BANNISTER Paris JACK R. BARBER Ashland BONNIE S. BARD Erlanger MICHAEL L. BARNARD Erlanger GERALD E. BARNES Dayton, Ohio MARSHA H. BARNETT Richmond CHARLES A. BARR Louisville JAMES C. BARTLESON Burgin ROGER L. BASHAM Louisville WILLIAM K. BATTE Cynthiana LINDA L. BAUER Harrison, Ohio DANIEL J. BAUR Athens, Ohio RICHARD L. BAXTER Lexington PHYLLIS J. BECK Ft. Mitchell RUDOLPH W. BECK Suriname, South America CLIFFORD V. BECKHAM Louisville LINDA F. BEECHBOARD Monticello REBECCA A. BEEKMAN Dayton, Ohio JIMMIE A. BEGLEY Hazard JOHN W. BEGLEY Corbin DEBORAH E. BEHYMER Hillsboro, Ohio DENNIS W. BELCHER Shepherdsville SOPHOMORESIADA-BEL 485 Homecoming Takes Hours of Preparati Homecoming floats begin with lumber, napkins and a Iot of imagination. JANICE L. BELCHER Danville FOREST R. BELL Somerset LENISE R. BELL Louisville MARGARET C. BELLAMY Richmond ROBERT J. BELLMAN Wilmore BETH L. BENARD North Baltimore, Ohio ROY E. BENGE Seco LINDA S. BENNING Troy, Ohio JACK T. BENNINGS Fort Mitchell DANNY R. BENTLEY South Portsmouth LINDA A. BENTLEY South Paris NOVELLA BENTLEY Wayland BAR-BARA A. BENTON Richmond MARY C. BENTON Paris NETTA JO BENTON Dayton, Ohio RICHARD C. BENZ Louisville ELAINE W. BERRY Cynthiana SANDRA L. BERRY Ghent WANDA L. BERRY Ghent JEAN K. BERTARND Feds Creek ANNA BIBBS Louisville EARL W. BINDER London BETTY A. BINGHAM Barbourville DAVID M. BISHOP McKee DONNA F. BLACK Richmond LINDA J. BLACKWOOD Cincinnati, Ohio THELMA BLAIR Whitesburg HOWARD D. BLAKE Paris SANDRA A. BLAKE Cincinnati, Ohio JUNE K. BLAKEMAN Valley Station ANGELA BLEVINS Monticello JOHN C. BLUM Louisville 486 SOPHOMORESXBEL-BLU i sq ' V 1 CTR I -ei t gg I l f 'P Q wal Q 3 'X ,J' HARVEY H. BODLEY Loveland, Ohio LAUREN B. aoGo'ceofger0wn ALLEN E. BOKEUVIAN Cincinnati, Ohio DAVE J. BOKELMAN Cincinnati, Ohio DANIEL U. BORDEN Covington ELAINE L. BORING Mt. Gilead, Ohio STEVEN K. BORING Mt. Gilead, Ohio PAMELA K. BOSTICK Lebanon, Ohio GRADY L. BOSWELL Louisville DAVIID W. BOW Louisville JOHN C. BOWERS Alexandria STEPHANIE K. BOWERS New Carlisle, GLENNA P. BOWLIN Richmond DOTTIE S. BOWLING Manchester Ohio MICHAEL L. BOWLING Versailles, Indiana BERNARD T. BOX Cynthiana PATTI A. BOYD Newport ELINDA C. BOYLES S0uth Shore SARAH A. BRADFORD Danville LYNDA C. BRAMEL Maysville MICHAEL L. BRAMMEL Grayson SHARON K. BRANDENBURG Clay City BARBARA A. BRAY Butler ROBERT B. BREEDING Monticello CLIFFORD A. BREEHL Louisville RICHARD C. BREEZE Troy, Ohio RAYMOND O. BRENDA Crab Orchard ILENE BRENT Carrollton GARY D. BREWER Louisa LARRY K. BREWER Stanton NANCY BRITTON Harrodsburg ALICE M. BROOIKS Frankfort BOBBY S. BROOKS Richmond LESLIE BROSIUS Hamilton, Ohio BETTY JO BROWN Brodhead JOE K. BROWN Hobbs, New Mexico MARILYN A. BROWN Troy, Ohio MICHAEL C. BROWN Lexington PHILLIP E. BROWN Louisville SHARON A. BROWN Barbourville TIM C. BROWN Louisville WILLIAM D. BROWN Dayton, Ohio DARLENE A. BRUCE Louisville GEORGE C. BRYANT Burnside ANNE E. BUCKHOLZ Frankfort BARBARA A. BUDKE Covington MICHAEL A. BUIS Liberty DOROTHY A. BULCHER Versailles, Ohio DEBBI L. BUNKER Lancaster DAVI-D R. BURCHFIELD Hamilton, Ohio ANNE K. BURDETTE Lebanon JANICE O. BURDETTE Lancaster DANA L. BURKE Paris JERRY F. BURKE Louisville LARRY G. BURKE Louisville PATRICIA Y. BURKE Hamilton, Ohio PEGGY A. BURKE Louisville SOPHOMORESXBOD BUR 487 SHARON K. BURKE Feds Creek SUZANNE R. BURKHART Valley Station RICHARD B. BURNETT Anchorage BILLY J. BURTON Pleasure Ridge Park BRENDA S. BURTON Dayton JUDY K. BURTON Corbin SHERILL L. BURTON Monticello ELIZABETH B. BUSCHEMEYER Louisville BARRY L. BUSH Winchester JANET L. BUSH Zechariah LARRY G. BUSH Winchester BRUCE E. BUTCHER Lexington KATHLEEN J. BUTLER Troy, Ohio STEPHEN A. BUTLER Milton JOYCE L. BYRUM Louisville WILLIAM R. CALDWELL Carlisle PATRICIA E. CALICO Berea R. KIP CAMERON Hopkinsville EARL F. CAMIC Harrodsburg DIANE CAMPBELL Mt. Sterling LARRY J. CAMPBELL Richmond LINDA K. CAMPBELL Lexington TOMMY D. CAMPBELL Lebanon, Ohio CATHERINE M. CANDLER Stanford DEBRA K. CANTRILL Fairborn, Ohio RUTH A. CAREY Covington BARRY W. CARMICKLE Danville CAROLYN J. CARNES Richmond JO A. CARNES Richmond MONTY D. CARNEY Louisville GLORIA T. CARR, Clay City PATRICIA A. CARR Williamsburg FRANCIS J. CARRICO Louisville OLIVER W. CARRIER Frankfort KEITH F. CARROLL Cincinnati, Ohio BARBARA J. CARTWRIGHT Akron, Ohio REBECCA L. CARTWRIGHT Akron, Ohio OTTIS W. CARVER JR. Belfry ARTHUR D. CASSILL Carlisle, Ohio CHERYL L. CASTLE Paintsville JO A CAVALIER Huntington, New York JOHN T. CENTER Campton SHARON G. CHADWELL Booneville WENDELL T. CHANEY Centerville, Ohio LINDA L. CHAPMAN Lexington NINA CHASE Richmond DEBORAH E. CHESTNUT Louisville MARTHA A. CHILDERS Pikeville MARY L. CHILDERS Middletown JUDITH A. CHILES Falmouth TERRY R. CHITTUM Miamisburg, Ohio EVELYN L. CHRISMAN Sand Gap PATRICIA R. CLARK Valiey Station MICHAEL A. CLAYTON Lenoxburg DELORES J. CLEVINGER Breaks, Virginia KAREN CLINE Lovely OWEN L. CLUTTERBUCK Newport DANIEL J. COALT Dayton, Ohio MELANIE E. COATE West Milton, Ohio SARAH MARGARET COBB Fort Mitchell GWENDOLYN COBURN Ashland ELISABETH L. COCANOUGHER Richmond DAVID H, COLE Barbourville JAMES C. COLEMAN Paris MELINDA S. COLLEY Haysi, Virginia WILLIAM M. COLLINS Richmond TED L. COLVIN Foster DAVID F. COMPTON Louisa LARRY C. CONNER Paris CHERYL W. COOK Paris JEFFREY W. COOK Morning View LARRY W. COOK Lebanon 488 SOPHOMORESXBUR-COO L. 6 1 Q 3 L9 -3, 11 vi. K CATHERINE A. COOPER Dayton, Ohio KATHALEEN COOPER Danville KERRY A. COOPER Louisville DONNA M. COPE Cincinnati, Ohio JUDY L. COREY Dayton, Ohio MELVA A. CORNELIUS Fairfield, Ohio COLIN K. CORNETT Skyline DIANA C. CORNETT Cawood DOUGLAS K. CORNETT Fern Creek SANDRA S. CORNETI London PATRICIA M. CORNWELL Louisville JUDITH R. COSBY Richmond JOHN R. COTTRILL Hodgenville D. MARIE COVINGTON Georgetown ALICE C. COX Owensboro GARY L. COX Elizabethtown SUSAN L. COX Cincinnati, Ohio TERRY C. COX Frankfort JOHN M. COYLE Portsmouth, Ohio SHERRI A. CRADDOCK.DaytOn, Ohio BRENDA K. CRAFT South Shore NORMA S. CRAFT Mayking JON M. CRAIG New Albany, Indiana MARTY A. CRAIG Louisville DAVID P. CRAVEN FY. Mitchell NANCY S. CRAWFORD Manchester LINDA S. CRAWLEY Louisville KATHLEEN L. CREGER Eminence THOMAS L. CRISPIN Louisville DONALD P. CROSLEY Maineville, Ohio SHERIDAN L. CROSS Erlanger DONNA F. CROSSFIELD Lawrenceburg DOUGLAS L. CROWE Winchester GLORIA J. CROWELL Radcliff JERRY A. CUNDIFF Shepherdsville PATSY J. CUNDIFE Jackson JOHN W. CURLIS Stanford ANNETTE S. DAFFRON Monticello JEANIE C. DAFFRON Monticello CATHIE DAKEL Maineville, Ohio This coed finds the solitude of the Ravme an en tvcing place of study. SOPHOMORESXCOO DAK 489 SHEILA K. DAMREL Beattyvllle ROBERT DANIEL Corbin LARRY E. DAUGHERTY Brodhead LYNN S. DAVIDSON Pleasant Plain, Ohio RONALD J. DAVIDSON Dayton, Ohio NORMAN L. DAVIS Lancaster BEATRICE R. DAY Whitesburg JAMES A. DEAN Harrodsburg GILBERT DEATON Manchester EVELYN R. DEBELL Mt. Washington PHILIP L. DEELY Louisville PATRICIA A. DEES Shelbyville LINDA S. DEISTER Union VICTORIA E. DEL VECCHIO Ashland AMIL D. DEMROW Stanford DEBORAH M. DENIAL Pleasant Hill, Ohio FLETCHER B. DENNIS Grundy, Virginia JAMES L. DENNIS Dayton, Ohio CHERILYNN S. DE RONDE Loveland, Ohio MICHAEL J. DICKMAN Fort Thomas CONNIE J. DILS Miamisburg, Ohio RITA L. DIXON Walton CHARLES L. DORROH Hopkinsville REGINA G. DOUGHERTY Trenton, Ohio KATHIE S. DOYLE Erlanger RICHARD R. DOWNS Mt. Sterling RICK D. DRAKE Monticello CHERYL D. DRINGENBURG Florence DOUGLAS D. DROZ Pleasure Ridge Park ADELLA L. DRUM Silver Grove JEFFREY IM. DUFF Lexington DARYL L. DUNAGAN Monticello MICHAEL S. DUNKER Erlanger BEVERLY A. DUNN Louisville REX DUNN Burgin KATHY A. DUNSIL McKee 490 SOPHOMORESIDAM-DUN X , I K , X. va! Indian summer permits students to enioy last-g leisure study in the sun. udents Takefkdvantage of Indian Summer 5- I I I .L I f we-cj' JAMES M. DURHAM Stanford EMILY S. DURRETT Smithfield KITTY B. DYEHOUSE Lancaster WILLIAM T. ECKLAR Greenville, Ohio EMMA J. EDINGTON Sinai FRANK W. EDWARDS, JR. Danville HARDIN M. EGERTON Elizabethtown SUE C. EHRMAN Fairview Park, Ohio ROBERT E. EKLE Ft. Lauderdale, Florida JAMES R. ELAM Monticello JERRY R. ELAM Monticello WILLIAM V. ELAM Quebec, Canada DONNA L. ELDREDGE Paintsville DEBORAH J. ELKIN Berea NIKKI L. ELLIOTT Van Wert, Ohio JESS L. ELLIS Shelbyville ROSEMARY E. ELMER Fort Thomas WILLIAM M. ENGLAND Covington RALPH R. ERBAUGH Pitsburg, Ohio THOMAS G. ERWIN Lexington BELINDA K. ESTEPP Mt. Sterling WANDA S. ESTRIDGE Annville JAMES H. EVANS, JR. Hustonville KATHERINE E. EVANS Georgetown DONNA S. EWING Danville TERRY C. FAGALEY Dayton JANICE E. FAHRNEY West Carrollton, Ohio MICHAEL P. FANNING Alexandria DEBRA E. FANT Louisville JANET L. FARMER Lexington WILMA S. FARRIS Louisville BRENDA S. FARTHING Richmond DEBORAH A. FAULKNER Middletown, Ohio PHYLLIS A. FAULKNER Campbellsville MARTHA JO FAWLEY West Alexandria, Ohio STEPHEN R. FEGENBUSH Louisville SHARON T. FERMAN Louisville CATHY C. FERRELL Delaware, Ohio EVA S. FERRELL Dayton, Ohio FRANK J. FESSLER Newport LINDA K. FETZER Louisville STEVEN J. FINAN Cincinnati, Ohio ROSE G. FINLEY Manchester SUSAN FISCHER La Grange CRITTENDEN M. FISHER Paris steve A. FISK Dry Ridge RUSSELL B. FITZPATRICK, JR. Mt. Sterling LINDA A. FLEMING Valley Station CHRISTINE A. FLINT West Carrollton, Ohio RITA S. FLORENCE Falmouth GEORGE FOLEY III Mt. Sterling KATHLEEN M. FOLEY Cincinnati, Ohio SONJA FOLEY Columbia BEVERLY D. FORNASH Taylor Mill WILLIAM F. FORSYTH Pikeville STANLEY L. FORSYTHE Williamstown DAVID W. FORTNER Williamstown ROY E. FOUSHEE Lexington SUSAN C. FOUST Covington THOMAS M. FOX Bybee CLARENCE L. FRANK Louisville BILLY J. FRAZIER Shepherdsville JAMES W. FREEMAN London LARRY R. FRENCH Hodgenville SANDRA K. FREYTAG Alliance, Ohio ROBERT W. FRICKER Cincinnati, Ohio NANETTE J. FRITZ North Ridgeville, Ohio BONNIE FROST Booneville JACK D. FROST Richmond CAROLYN FRY Milroy, Indiana DALE FUGATE Hazard THOMAS E. FUGATE London SOPHOMORESXDUR FUG 491 RAY E. FURNISH Covington CYNTHIA R. GAHRIS Centerville, Ohio LORRIE L. GAJEWSKI Toledo, Ohio SUSAN M. GARLAND Loveland, Ohio JACQUELINE GARR Bryantsville WANDA F. GARR Lexington EDITH C. GARRETT Louisville PHYLLIS J. GARRETT Dayton, Ohio WALTER M. GARRETT Bardstown DIANE J. GASKINS Newport MARGARET C. GATTIS Frankfort JANE E. GAUCH West Manchester, Ohio FRED R. GEHRON Germantown, Ohio PATRICIA A. GEIER Louisville CAUSAUNDRA GENTRY Lexington JAMES B. GENTRY Parksville PATRICK A. GERON Springfield, Ohio MARY B. GIBSON Louisville NAOMI S. GIBSON Lancaster ROBERT M. GIBSON Lexington BILLIE J. GILBERT Clay City GRADY G. GILLESPIE Lexington MURRAY G. GILLESPIE Lexington RALPH E. GILLESPIE Berea BOYD W. GILLEY Amelia, Ohio PAMELA G. GILLISPIE Paris GWEN S. GILMORE Ashland SHELIA E. GINTER Mount Sterling FRANCES E. GIRDNER Barbourville LARRY W. GITHERMAN Carrollton GLORIA F. GLASS Middletown, Ohio MARVIN A. GLEDHILL Roseville, Michigan TERRY W. GOEBEL Florence WILLIAM M. GOEBEL Lakeside Park JUDY L. GOOCH Covington DARRELL R. GOODE Liberty REBECCA K. GONTERMAN Louisville GAIL GOODEN Harlan GARY GOODLETT Taylorsville REBECCA R. GOSHORN Fort Thomas GAYLE A. GRANT Louisville DEBORAH A. GRAVIL Fort Thomas GENEVA GRAY Manchester TEVIS P. GRAY Cynthiana ROD L. GREEN Danville LYNNE R. GREER Cincinnati, Ohio RONNIE W. GREER Hodgenville ANNE GREGORY Wilmington, Ohio BILLY F. GRIDER Jamestown CHARLES W. GRIFFIN Williamstown JACKIE GRIFFIN Irvine TERESA M. GRIFFIN Louisville SARA R. GRFFITHS Winchester RANDAL G. GRIMME Lakeside Park CAROL J. GRIZZLE Russell PATSY L. GROSS Winchester 492 SOPHOMORESIFUR-GRO Football Fever Continues at EK are elated as Eastern's football machine con- roll. DEBRA K. GROVE Bordentown, New Jersey BEVERLY S. GUFFEY Albany JUDY C. GUNDLACH Cincinnati, Ohio SUSAN K. HAAS Wauseon, Ohio TOLENE HACKER Oneida ANN R. HAGAN Paint Lick JANE E. HALE Tompkinsville DALE C. HALL Sheeptown SHERREL K. HALL Ravenna TEDDY HALL Hi Hat TOMMY HALL Kitts GEORGE W. HALSEY Walton DANNY D. HAMILTON Brooksville LINDA A. HAMILTON Loretto MIKE HAMILTON Louisville PATRICIA E. HAMM Williamsburg, Ohio GARY R. HAMMONDS Louisa RICK T. HAMPTON Erlanger RANDALL P. HANCOCK Lexington MARY A. HANEY Irvine CHARLES R. HANGER Wheelwright JOHN R. HANGER Troy, Ohio GEORGE B. HANRAHAN Frankfort JUDITH A. HANSON Dayton, Ohio ? . I KENNETH W. HARBER Harlan ll V E Q THOMAS L. HARDESTY Shelbyville I ' :rift 'L lj 'lu ROBERT L. HARDIN Burgin WENDELL H. HARLAN Albany PEGGY A. HARMON Gravel Switch TERRI G. HARMON Reading, Ohio LINDA D. HARNED Louisville CHARLINDA A. HARRIS Fleming BARBARA J. HARRISON Erlanger DORIS A. HARRISON Sand Gap TIMOTHY R. HARRISON Port Royal JOYCE A. HARTLEY Frankfort PENELOPE A. HASEKOESTER Southgate DIANE M. HASLINGER Fremont, Ohio GEORGE R. HATHAWAY St. Clairsville, Ohio SUSAN K. HAWKINS Georgetown FRANCIS M. HAYDON Springfield NANCY J. HAYS Pikeville SHIRLEY J. HAYS Jackson ROXANNE V. HEEKIN Minneapolis, Minnesota SOPHOMORESXGRO-HEE 493 end for this member of the younger set. DEBORAH K. HEINZ Louisville VERLA M. HELLARD Livingston CARYN E. HELMS McAndrews YVONNE S. HEMPFLING Hebron KATHY HENCHEY Shepherdsville BRENDA S. HENDERSON Louisville MICHAEL R. HENDERSON Eminence PATRICIA HENDERSON Paint Lick JAN L. HENNESSEY Gainesville, Florida .IANICE E. HENSLEY Holbrook ADELE L. HERALD Greenup JAMES D. HERRICK Lebanon, Ohio CASSANDRA L. HESS Grundy, Virginia BARB L. HESSE Cincinnati, Ohio BRENDA K. HIBBERD Louisville EDNA M. HICKERSON Louisville SANDRA K. HICKMAN South Shore WILLIAM HICKMAN III Virgie JAMES E. HICKS Elizabethtown STEVEN E. HICKS Corbin GREG C. HIGGINS Williamson, West Virginia SUZANNE M. HIGGINS Hopkinsville DIANE K. HILL Louisville JAMES D. HILL Ravenna 494 SOPHOMORESXHEI-HIL '1 I w... nk ..- N. 9. 'hi J I E5 . inf 'Iii' 'i., I 'fwil ,A ,, :Eff A. .M I . LV. 51 I .I i K' 4 . M i .l W f tw 7' U 1 4 - PA. A big sister who suitcases causes a weary week- 'V 3' Jr X 1 31,11-.?'ii . Z xi, 1 A Neekend Commuters Cause Sunday Congestion RUSSELL W. HILL Lucasville, Ohio SHARON K. HILL Prestonsburg SUSAN M. HILL Dayton, Ohio MARY C. HINES Louisville PHILIP R. HINES Lebanon, Ohio SUSAN D. HINES Goshen, Ohio LAFE S. HINKLE Il Louisa LINDA S. HINKLE Corbin CONNIE D. HINKLEY Pleasureville PATRICIA A. HODGE Shepherdsville CAROLYN J. HODGES Lexington NANCY L. HODSON Greensburg, Indiana JILL M. HOEFKER Covington KATHY A. HOEWELER Cincinnati, Ohio KENNETH J. HOFFMAN Cold Spring ROBERT E. HOFFMAN II Cleves, Ohio DEBORAH P. HOLCOMB South Portsmouth RONALD J. HOLIHAN Camillus, New York GARY D. HOLLAN Austin, Indiana DONNA L. HOLLAND Campbellsville. LENARD A. HOLLAND Trofwood, Ohio GAIL R. HOLLOWELL Fort Thomas JUDY L. HOLMAN Brodheacl GWENDOLYN K. HOOVER Brookville, Ohio VICKI L. HOOVER Lexington DONNA G. HORN Harrodsburg CATHY D. HORNSBY Tyner NANCY L. HORRAR Louisville ROY B. HOURIGAN Lebanon JIM A. HOUSE Richmond JERRALD A. HOUSEHOEDER Richmond HAROLD B. HOUSTON II Louisville SUSAN L. HOUSTON Kettering, Ohio CAROL J. HOWARD Loyall WILLIAM L. HOWITZ Brandenburg CAROL D. HUBBARD Cincinnati, Ohio EFFIE S. HUBBARD Lexington NAN B. HUDSON Hopkinsville DEBORAH S. HUENEFELD Fort Thomas MARY J. HUFFAKER Monticello SANDRA R. HUGHES Georgetown RICHARD E. HUME Harrison, Ohio SHERRY L. HUMPHREY Hebron ROBERT L. HUMPHRIES Covington PHILLIP W. HUNT Mount Vernon CARELIA N. HURTIZ Danville LUTHER C. HUTCHERSON Frankfort KENNETH R. IDLE Dayton, Ohio ROBERT J. IGLEHART Hamilton, Ohio DORA C. INGRAM Williamsburg PHILIP R. INNIS Dayton, Ohio DORIS J. IRWIN Albany HARRY C, IRWIN Elizabethtown ORDIE S. IRWIN Elizabethtown ROSIE M. ISAACS Waynesburg CARLTON E. ISON Louisa JOSEPH D. ISON Cumberland MARY A. JACINA Lexington LINDA C. JACK Louisville JAMES O. JACKSON Manchester SANDRA J. JACKSON Tompkinsville STEPHEN F. JACKSON Booneville JUDITH C. JAMES Campbellsville MARK C. JAMISON Louisville JOYCE E. JARBOE Louisville DAPHNE R. JEFFRIES Hustonville STEWART L. JEFFRIES Louisville GORDON L. JETT Valley Station RICKI L. JETT Mount Olivet DONALD C. JEWELL Mount Eden BARRY C. JOHNS Pikeville CAROL A. JOHNS Louisville SOPHOMORESXHIL JOH 495 VIRGINIA S. JOHNS Nicholasville CAROL A. JOHNSON London CLARENCE L. JOHNSON Louisville PHILIP JOHNSON Newport RANDY JOHNSON Nicholasville SHAWN M. JOHNSON Louisville CHERYL E. JONES Gettysburg, Ohio JACQUELINE JONES Lexington JOSEPH R. JONES Williamsburg LAWRENCE D. JONES Lexington NANCY A. JONES Henderson ROBERT N. JONES Il Columbus, Indiana SHARON B. JONES Lexington VIVIAN C. JONES Lexington WILLIAM D. JONES Winchester MARTHA A. JORDAN Covington GLENDA R. JUDD Yosemite KAREN, K. JUSTICE Elkhorn City MARSHA D. JUSTICE Pikeville LARRY W. KAELIN Cincinnati, Ohio JERRY L. KALLOP Lexington KATHY A. KARRER Louisville GALIB E. KAWAJA Prestonsburg JOHN M. KEARNS Cynthiana LINDA J. KEES Alexandria PATTY J. KEFAUVER Dayton, Ohio NADLE F. KEITH Parkers Lake KAREN A. KELLERMAN Louisville NANCY S. KELLEY Fort Mitchell RALPH D. KELLY Pikeville KENNETH S. KELSAY Taylor Mill ALBERT S. KENNEDY Midway BETTINA E. KIDD Falmouth JAMES S. KIDWELL Covington ROBYN M. KIDWELL Fort Wright CHARLES L. KIESTER London A96 SOPHOMORESl-I0H'KIE -'-L Q ls' ii X fl ' Chi Omega sorority presents Mother Goose Humpty Dumpty float in the Homecoming I I omecoming Expresses Fantasia TPPFIIH In .Ta-atm W 'Willa an 1 . D ,g . , N .ms sv. fu-,..,, LINDA L. KINCAID Louisville JANICE E. KINDER Maineville, Ohio LINDA F. KINDOLL Carrollton KATHY A. KING St. Petersburg, Florida SHARON J. KING Harlan SHIRLEY R. KING Richmond PAULA S. KINKER Cincinnati, Ohio JUDY L. KINMAN Burlington DOROTHY A. KINMON Dry Ridge SHEILA L. KIRBY Versailles KENNETH C. KLEIN Cincinnati, Ohio MICHAEL J. KLOPFER Xenia, Ohio GARRY E. KNAUER Shepherdsville SHIRLEY M. KNAUR Williamsburg, Ohio RICHARD L. KNEISEL Lebanon, Ohio BARBARA I. KNUDSEN Batavia, Ohio BERNARD R. KOHLS Melbourne BASIL G. KOKORELIS Markopoulcn, Greece ALICE K. KRAIG Louisville JOHN R. KRIEGEL Georgetown RICHARD S. KRUCKER Hamilton, Ohio BONNIE A. KRUSE Louisville THOMAS L. KWECHT Brookville, Indiana TERRY L. LAKE St. Albans, West Virginia SHARON L. LAKES Hamilton, Ohio MARY A. LAMB Erlanger NANCY A. LAMB Danville LARRY W. LAMBDIN Williamsburg BECKI A. LANCASHIRE Jeannette, Pennsylvania GLORIA J. LAND Richmond JUDY LAND Covington JOHN W. LANDRETH cynrhiana BEVERLY J. LANYDRUM Cynthiana BRENDA G. LANDRUM Hazard DANNY D. LANE Campton MICHAEL N. LANFERSIEK Cincinnati, Ohio BRUCE M. LANGE Newark, Ohio KAREN M. LANZ Elizabethtown KAREN A. LATIMER Williamstown FRANCES G. LAWSON Lexington FRANK D. LAWSON Lexington SHIELA A. LAYTON Lancaster RICE W. LEAR Burgin WOODIE LEAVELL Lancaster EILEEN G. LEDFORD Paint Lick CATHY L. LESSHAFFT Louisville . DEBORAH LESTER Elkhorn City JILL A. LEUNIG Louisville SOPHOMORESXKIN-LEU 497 CAROLYN S. LEWIS Brooksville SHIRLEY M. LEWIS Louisville CLAYTON K. LICHTENBERGER North Torawanda New York LINDA J. LIGHTNER West Milton, OhiO JAMES P. LISLE Winchester RITA G. LIVINGOOD Carlisle CONNIE P. LLOYD Barbourville SCOTT C. LOCKHART Middletown LARRY G. LOCKNANE Erlanger BILLY R. LOCKRIDGE Richmond DIANE LOCKRIDGE Mount Sterling CARLA Y. LOFTIS Toler TIMOTHY J. LONERGAN Fort Mitchell JANE R. LONG Cape Coral, Florida KENNETH J. LONG Bethpage, New York HARRY E. LOPP ll Louisville ERIC B. LUNSFORD Sidney, Ohio JAMES T. LYMAN Piqua, Ohio JOHN W. LYNCH II Lexington DAVID L. LYONS Pleasureville WILLIAM T. MCALLISTER Florence PAULA McCANN Lockport, Illinois RICHARD L. McCARREN Harveysburg, Ohio DANNY A. MCCLAIN Paris DONNA D. MCCLANAHAN Lexington PEGGY A. MCCLURE Florence PHIL W. MCCONATHY Richmond NANCY H. MCCONNELL Louisville BETH A. MCCORMACK Lexington MICHELE A. MCCRARY Louisville PEGGY R. MCCREARY Evarts DIANNE MCCUBBIN Lexington KATHLEEN M. McCUE Louisville MARGARET J. MCDANELL Owenton BRUCE N. MCDONALD Danville BYRON D. MCDONALD Danville SHEILA S. MCFARLAND Lawrenceburg VICKIE L. MCGUIRE Eflanger JIMMY R. MCIVER Albany BEVERLY J. McKEE Latonia PAUL N. McKEE Covington PEGGY A. McKEE Lebanon, Ohio JAMES W. MCKINNEY II Elkhorn City PAMELA J. MCLEAN Frankfort BARBARA J. MCNABB Erlanger JACKY L. MCWHORTER Albany REGINA S. MCWHORTER Hustonville WILLIAM R. MCWHORTER Richmond . ELIZABETH A. MacDONALD Louisville JAMES C. MacKENZlE Hawthorne, 'New York KAREN M. MADRAS Louisville SANDRA L. MALACHOWSKI Jeannette, Pennsylvania CATHY MARCUM Ashland RICHARD L. MARKS Georgetown, Ohio JAMES R. MARKSBERRY Shelbyville VICKI S. MARLOW Louisville SUE MARRS Tompkinsville CHARLES M. MARSHALL Louisville DANNY E. MARSHALL Lexington JAMES B. MARSHALL Il Louisville DIANE A. MARTIN Lexington GINGER L. MARTIN Gahanna, Ohio ROBERTA F. MARTIN Cynthiana REGINA L. MASON Lexington ROBERT M. MASSENGALE Somerset PEGGY J. MATHES Kettering, Ohio ROBERT J. MATHIS Jamestown, New York BRENDA L. MATTINGLY St. Francis CONNIE MATTINGLY Owensboro JON D. MAY McAndrews PATRICK MAY II Louisa JANET T. MAYFIELD Owensboro 498 SOPHOMORESXLEW-MAY ...I 'r --1155 Ax' Q' X -. I M - U., 'gif t ' I tl -.: 451, I N A V l Colonel football games provide interesti the stands as well as on the field. PATRICIA L. MEADE Paintsville JAMES F. MEADORS Corbin JAN C. MEADORS Loyall KARREN R. MEADORS Pineknot JOHN J. MEAK Uniondale, New York GEORGE R. MEANS Albany KEN H. MEIER Cincinnati, Ohio CHERYL L. MEINER Hamilton, Ohio PATTI JO MERRITT Pineville LONNIE S. MESSER Pineville NANCY M. METZ Brookville, Indiana WAYNE D. MEYER Valley Station MERLE H. MIDDLETON ll Middlesboro CHERYL A. MILLER Gratis, Ohio GEORGE R. MILLER South Shore JAMES P. MILLER Louisville KAREN S. MILLER Foresl Hills MARY A. MILLER Louisville OTIS M. MILLER Louisville RAMONA D. MILLER Richmond SARAH C. MILLER Lexington KAREN D. MINOR Mannsville L. JEFFREY MITCHELL Pataskala, Ohio PHILLIP M. MOBERLY Richmond SUSAN L. MOBERLY London BENJAMIN A. MOFFETT Lawrenceburg JOYCE A. MOLANDS Jackson WANDA G. MONEY Middlesboro CAROLYN J, MONHOLLON Louisville GARY MONTGOMERY Lexington NORMA S. MONTGOMERY Lexington GARY G. MOORE Fort Wright SOPHOMOR ng sights ESXMEA-MOO 499 JOANNE MooRE Phelps KAREN T. MOORE Frankfort ROBERT K. MORAN Barbourville ROGER D. MOREFIELD Paris SYLVIA MORENO Danville GAIL M. MORGAN Fort Thomas SHARON E. MORGAN Harlan LAWRENCE E. MORRELL Louisville JOETTE MORRIS Miamisburg, Ohio SAMUEL A. MORRIS Fairfield, Ohio' PEGGI A. MORRISON Miami, Florida MARY ANN MOSSBARGER Washingfo DENNIS W. MULLINS Erlanger DEBORAH L. MUNSEY Somerset DEBORAH L. MUNZ Hamilton, Ohio CHARLES E. MURPHY Covington RANDALL L. MURPHY Nicholasville REBECCA D. MURPHY Tompkinsville JAMES M. MUSICK Corbin HANNELORE MYATT Tompkinsville CAROL E. MYERS Lexington DAVID H, MYERS New Vienna, Ohio WALTER C. MYNHIER Ashland PATTI A. NASH Pikeville RICHARD D. NAVARRE Cynfhiana KATHY L. NEEDLES Cincinnati, Ohio DEBORAH L. NELSON Kettering, Ohio MICHAEL R. NICHOLS Lexington RANDY E. NICKEL South Shore BARBARA J. NICKELL Dayton, Ohio TASOS NICOLAKIS Arhens, Greece REGINA T. NIEHAUS Louisville 500 SOPHOMORESIMOO-NIE n C.H., Ohio Students gather to honor the war dead during th October Moratorium. oratorium Honors War Dead ROBERT M. NIEMEYER Covington FREDDA A. NIKIRK Danville SUSAN J. NISWONGER Dayton, Ohio RICHARD H. NOELCKE Wyoming, Ohio JOY L. NOLAN Middlesboro KENNETH E. NOLAN Harlan DEBBIE L. NOLAND Louisville JOEL S. NOLAND Irvine PATRICIA A. NORTON Florence EILEEN P. NUGENT Louisville ARTHUR C. NUNN Winchester KENNETH P. NUSSBAUM Fort Mitchell BECKY A. OAKES New Carlisle, Ohio W. JACKSON O'DONN'ELL Ridgewood, New Jersey GREGORY L. OLIVER Berea JOYCE L. ORTH Cincinnati, Ohio CHARLES F. OSBORNE Lexington GLENDA F. OSBORNE Brodhead LINDA S OSBORNE Milland, Ohio MICHAEL B. OSBORNE Clyde, Ohio MICHAEL R. OSBORNE Florence GENEVA L. OVERSTREET Bradfordsville SAUNDRA M. OVERSTREET Lancaster DANNY H. OWEN Newport MORRIS W. OWEN Louisville KEN R. OWENS Monticello LONNIE D. OWENS London WILLIAM H. OWENS Danville PAUL D. PACK Wooton GARY D. PALMER Earlington CONSTANCE L. PALSGROVE Vandalia, Ohio BRAD S. PARK Richmond ROBERTA L. PARK Centerville, Ohio EARLENE F. PARKE Richmond BILL J. PARKER Blackey RITA L. PARKER Berea ROBERT F. PARKER Craclock, Virginia JERRY L. PARKS Lexington MICHAEL S. PARKS Middlesboro THURMAN M. PARSONS Richmond TWYLA L. PARSONS West Bend RONNIE R, PARTIN Williamsburg JUDY C. PATRICK Middletown, Ohio JOHN P, PATTERSON Lexington JANET S. PATTON Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DONALD A. PAULIN Hamilton, Ohio ALBERT B. PAYNE Front Royal, Virginia JOHN D. PAYNE Louisville TERRY L. PEACE Florence JANICE L. PEAVLER Harrodsburg FRANK L. PEDDICORD Louisville DONALD E. PELLY Louisville DAVID L. PENDLETON Lexington ROBERT L. PENDYGRAFT Danville CAROLYN L. PERKINS Owenton DORMAN L. PERRY Honey Bee LINDA G. PERRY Valley Station SOPHOMORESXNIE-PER 501 MARTA J. PERRY Ashland MARY R. PETERSON Lebanon MARY L. PETTENGILL Richmond BILL PETTER Louisville CLAIRE F. PFEFFER Washington BARRY L. PFLUGER Red Wing, Minnesota TONYA S. PHELPS Flatwoods ARNOLD PHILLIPS II Phelps GERMAINE PHILIP Bordentown, New Jersey FRED A. PHILPOT Pineville DEBBY A. PIERCE London, Ohio CURTIS H. PIGMAN Jackson NANCI L. PITCOCK Louisville HILLMAN E. PITTMAN Albany GARY L. PLYMALE Feds Creek TILDEN A. POE Lexington JEANNE R. POHLMANN Louisville EUGENlA,C. PORTER Flemingsburg HOLLY R. POST Fairview Park, Ohio KENNETH L. POTT Cincinnati, Ohio RICHARD L. POTTS Valley Station JOHN A. POWELL Winchester RAY E. POWELL Elkhorn City VICKI G. POWELL Burlington, North Carolina KATHRYN L. POWER Glasgoyv MICHAEL D. POWERS Independence SHERRY J. POWERS Haysi, Virginia DARYL L. POYNTER Florence LINDA K. PRATER Hueysville KERRY W. PRATHER Harrodsburg EDNA B. PREWITT Lexington JAN R. PREWITT Cincinnati, Ohio BRENDA G. PRICE Vincent CATHERINE M. PRICE Carlisle, Ohio KRISTINA R. PRIKRYL Jamestown, New York JAMES R. PRINCE Winchester DEBORAH T. PRITCHETT Cincinnati, Ohio MARY E. PROFFITT Paint Lick SUSAN PUGH Alexandria, Virginia JERRY M. PURCELL Lancaster KAREN A. FURSIFULL Harrison, Ohio LUCINDA J. PUTNAM Dayton, Ohio THOMAS C. QUARLES II Frankfort BRUCE W. QUICK Lexington WILLIAM T. QUICK Il Louisville LEZLIE A. RACE Cincinnati, Ohio TERRY E. RADER Paris RICHARD D. RAGAN Frankfort BRENDA G. RAINS Monticello LINDA M. RAINVILLE Butler, New Jersey GREGORY K. RAIRDEN Cincinnati, Ohio JOE C. RAISOR Sanders LOIS A, RAMSEY Albany ROBERTA L. RANDALL Richmond JAMES W. READ Lexington RALPH B. REAM West Milton, Ohio EDWARD D. REASOR Corbin LARRY K. REDFERN Clarksville, Ohio LYNNE C. REED Harrodsburg PHILLIP G. REED Fort Thomas SHARON K. REED West Liberty DOUGLAS E. REFFITT Xenia, Ohio CHARLES E. REGIN Morton Grove, Illinois MARY K. REID Henderson JACKIE C. REIFSNYDER North Carlton, Ohio REBECCA E. REINHEIMER Foster CHERYL L. RENNER Cincinnati, Ohio GARY A. REYNOLDS London BYNO R. RHODES II Richmond JOHN L. RHODUS Lexington PATRICIA A. RICHARDSON Liberty CATHY A. RICHMOND Brookville, Indiana 502 soPHoMoREsfPER.mC Mrs. Martin Hosts Girls' Honorari EDWIN H. RIDDLEBARGER Portsmouth, Ohio MARSHA L. RIGGLE Ashland SHARLEEN C. RIPPERDAN Brandenburg KENNETH M. RITTER Richmond GLENDA F. ROBERTS Cinti, Ohio LINDA S. ROBERTS Smithfield PAMELA J. ROBERTS Fairfield, Ohio ROGER S. ROBERTS Wilmington, Ohio JAMES M. ROBERTSON Cincinnati, Ohio HULEN G. ROBINETTE Majestic CAROL JEAN ROBINSON Cincinnati, Ohio CHARLES D. ROBINSON Richmond ELAINE ROBINSON Gary, Indiana WILLIAM E. ROBINSON Somerset MARLENE D. ROBISON Pleasure Ridge Park SUE A. RODMAN Danville NATALIE RODRIGUEZ Middletown, Ohio JANICE A. ROGAN Bardstown ANNE N. ROGERS Lexington DANNY D. ROGERS Morrill DON ROGERS London JOANNE ROGERS Louisville MARY G. ROGERS Leeco MARY T. ROGERS Greensburg The girls of Collegiate Pentacle and Cwens get ac- quainted at a tea given for them by Mrs. Martin. SOPHOMORESXRID-ROG 503 Students Eagerly Await New Student Cent LINDA ROLFES Ludlow JAMES M. ROLLER Gravel Switch PATRICIA A. ROPER Louisville WILLIAM E. ROSE Beattyville JACOB ROSENZWEIG Milford, Ohio SHARON S. ROSS Beattyville SUSAN L. ROSS Ashland HARRY L. ROTH II Springfield, Ohio CONNIE S. ROUSEY Liberty MARY K. ROY lngle BARBARA A. ROYSE Fairfield, Ohio MARGARET B. RUDER London BARBARA J. RUDISILL New Vienna, Ohio REBECCA J. RUE Harrodsburg ROSLYN RUH Lexington' KATHRYN RULON Wilmington, Ohio WILLIAM M. RUSCH Louisville CHARLES M. RUSSELL Danville JACQUELINE M. RUSSELL Bardstown JANET LEE RYMELL Richmond LINDA G. SALLEE Stanford ROBERT A. SAMMONS South Shore ELMER E. SAMPSON Harrodsburg WILMA K. SANDERS Milford, Ohio CYNTHIA K. SANDY Latonia ELLEN M. SAUNDERS Crestwood ESAW SAYLOR Coxton JERRY W. SCALF Corbin CHRIS SCHAFFER Clearwater, Florida BARBARA A. SCHIEMAN Louisville CRAIG B. SCHLEIGH Fredericksburg, Virginia STEPHANIE K. SCHLOEMER Frankfort CINDY A. SCHLOSSER Fort Thomas LYNNE M. SCHMIDT Covington NICOLA S. SCHNELL West Carrollton, Ohio ROGER G. SCHOMAKER Newport THOMAS E. SCHROEDER Miamisburg, Ohio 504 SOPHOMORESXROL-SCH In. fx ' 'ELI 45: I . gl 1 . E ' I bf 3 5 A ,..- M A if J D EEF' The Student Union Building remains the c campus while the new University Center us construction. JANET L. SCIGLIANE Curundu, Canal Zone LINDA L. SEALS Harlan LINDA L. SEARS Louisville JANICE M. SEIDELMAN Lexington DONNA S. SEMONES Louisville DEBORAH A. SENNET Miamisburg, Ohio JOANNE SETTLE Berea SHARON A. SEVIER Gray ROBERTA L. SEXTON Hueysville PAMELA S. SHARP Brandenburg BARBARA A. SHELL Paint Lick RONALD J. SHELTON Louisville JAN M. SHEPPARD Cincinnati, Ohio GARY L. SHIELDS Southgate SONDRA SHIELDS Milford, Ohio GARY W. SHOCKLEY Carlisle, Ohio NANCY K. SHORT Lexington VICKI LJSHUMARD Kettering, Ohio MICHAEL P. SIDERS Cincinnati, Ohio JOSEPH W. SIDLES Paris NANCY J. SILCOX Erlanger CAROLE L. SILLER Newport CELINDA L. SIMPSON Dayton, Ohio HARRY C. SIMPSON, JR. Lexington SHARI SIMPSON Pleasure Ridge Park ELIZABETH J. SIMS Lawrenceburg WANITA M. SIPE Lexington DAVID K. SIPPLE South Shore RANDAL A. SIRCLE Blanchester, Ohio JACQUELINE S. SITZ Glencoe, illinois JUDY C. SIZEMORE Hyden KENNETH B. SKEA Louisville PHYLLIS D. SKEEN Mt. Vernon JODY K. SKIPWORTH Louisville GEORGE T. SLONE Piqua, Ohio JOHNNIE O. SLONE Pikeville ALLAN L. SLUCHER Frankfort BLAINE R. SMITH Bellevue CONNIE S. SMITH Crab Orchard DEBORAH K. SMITH, Burlington DONNA K. SMITH Crab Orchard JAMES D. SMITH Cincinnati, Ohio JOHN L. SMITH London JOHNNY T. SMITH Garrard KATHLEEN A. SMITH Lexington LAMONDA D. SMITH Paris MICHAEL SMITH Manchester MILLIE L. SMITH Cincinnati, Ohio REGINA 5. SMITH Crab Orchard RHONDA C. SMITH Seymour, Indiana SANDRA A. SMITH Raywick SHIRLEY A. SMITH Monticello THADDEUS M. SMITH Winchester WILLIAM G. SMITH Louisville WILMA J. SMITH Manchester JAMES D. SMOTHERS Gravel Switch JOSEPH R. SMOTHERS Gravel Switch JERRY R. SOWERS Richmond CAROLYN S. SPARKS Paint Lick DONALD R. SPARKS Xenia, Ohio GLENNA SPARKS Dayton, Ohio RALPH V. SPARKS Lawrenceburg RAYMOND L. SPARNON Hackettstown, New BRENDA J. SPEAGLE Independence DAVID B. SPEARS Danville RICHARD A. SPENCER Louisville JOYCE I.. SPOTTS Georgetown GINGER L. SPRIGGS Calina, Ohio BERMA L. STAHL Charlottesville, Virginia TIMOTHY L. STANFORD Hebron PAUL S. STANSBURY Fern Creek PATRICIA J. STAYTON Louisville Jersey SOPHOMORESISCI-STA 505 BARBARA R. STEELE Lynch DONALD E. STEELE Florence JACKIE L. STEELE Corbin LEE A. STEELE Corbin BURTON G. STEEN Des Plaines, Illinois ELIZABETH T. STEFANICS Dayton, Ohio KENNETH F. STEGGEMAN Fort Thomas HOWARD T. STEINER Elizabethtown BARBARA A. STEPHENS Frankfort VICKI C. STEPHENS Stanton CHARLES T. STEVENS Marengo, Ohio CAROL A. STEWART Mount Vernon PAMELA D. STEWART Somerset MICHAEL J. STICH Louisville LARRY M. STIDHAM Jackson JUDITH A. STIEBEL Louisville TERESA A. STILES Bellbrook, Ohio VERNON F. STILLWELL Paris MARY M. STITT Newport SKIPPER STOCKER Lawrenceburg EDWARD S. STOKES II Fern Creek KATHERINE L. STOLL Richmond RANDALL M. STONE Toler PAMELA C. STRASSBURGER Lookout Heights STEVEN W. STRAUSBAUGH Irwin, Ohio PAUL T. STURGEON Louisville JAMES D. SULLIVAN Belfry ROBERT M. SULLIVAN Sidney, Australia PATRICIA A. SUMMER Whitley City ' KAREN L. SURFACE Rockville, Maryland DAVID W. SUTHERLAND Providence PATRICIA A. SWAFFORD Linwood, New SYLVIA A. SWINFORD Richmond MARY V. SWOPE Lexington STEPHANIE G. SYMANSKI London SUE L. TABB Elizabethtown JIMMY TACKETT Louisville MICHAEL TACKETT Paintsville SHARON G. TACKETT Virgie LESLIE G. TAIT Cincinnati, Ohio PAULA A. TANNER Ashland ANTOINETTE O. TAYLOR Louisville DEBBY K. TAYLOR Florence JACQUELINE M. TAYLOR Amelia, Ohio LINDA L. TAYLOR Louisville MARY S. TAYLOR Lexington MELINDA J. TAYLOR Brooksville PAT A. TAYLOR Dayton, Ohio WAYNE K. TAYLOR Lexington LINDA F. TERRELL Springfield CHARLES K. TEVIS Richmond JON C. THALMAN Dayton, Ohio LEWIS S. THARP Bedford CONNIE L. THOMAS London EDDIE THOMAS Jackson GAIL THOMAS Richmond HOMER D. THOMAS Burkesville JEANNE THOMAS London LINDA J. THOMAS Hamilton, Ohio BRENDA G. THOMPSON Jackson DOUGLAS W. THOMPSON Goshen, Ohio JO A. THOMPSON Lebanon, Ohio CHARLES D. THORNTON Walton TOBY A. THORPE Wayland EARL TIMBERLAKE II South Shore BARBARA A. TODD Lexington HOUVIAN P. TODD Richmond ROBERT C. TORGERSON Louisville TONI C. TRIMBLE Richmond RONALD N. TUCKER Louisville GLORIA J. TURNER Booneville LENANE TURNER Barnesville, Ohio 506 SOPHOMORESXSTE-TUR Jersey xx A smile isn't the only umbrella needed when Fall rains come, LEXENE TURNER Houston MARGARET A. TURNER Trotwood, Ohio SHARON G. TURNER Hyden IRA J. TUSSEY Prestonsburg LINDA J. TUTTLE Cincinnati, Ohio KENNETH B. TWYMAN Valley Station LYNN TYLER Danville CONNIE J. TYRRELL St. Louis, Missouri RUTH F. UHRIG Dayton, Ohio DONNA'M. ULEARY Eminence ALICE A. UNDERHILL Louisville REBECCA S. UNGER Lewisburg, Ohio GARY K. UPCHURCH Monticell0 GEORGE R. VALEA Newark, Ohio KYLE D. VANCE Hazard BETTY J. VANDIVER Burgin JAMES R. VANOVER Midollesboro KEVIN D. VARNEY Forest Hills PETER VARSAKELIS Thessaloniki, Greece GARY N. VITATOE Wheelwright THERESA M. WACLAWSKI Louisville STEVE WADDLE Berea BILLIE W. WADE Lebanon JACKIE L. WAGNER Newport TOM R. WAGNER Anchorage CONSTANCE F. WAINRIGHT Cincinnati, Ohio LYNN WALDEN London HILDA A. WALL Waynesburg NANCY G. WALL Petersburg, Virginia 'DENNIS S. WALLACE Louisville KENNETH W. WALTERS Clearwater, Florida LARRY E. WALTERS Fairfield, Ohio CARLA S. WARD Richmond HUBERT E, WARFORD Cincinnati, Ohio ANTHONY C. WARREN Mount Sterling LARRY A. WARREN Waynesburg JOHN A. WARRINGTON Miamisburg, Ohio DEBORAH G. WATSON Brodhead MARILYN K. WATSON Liberty VINCENT R. WATSON Falls Church, Virginia SOPHOMORESXTUR-WAT 507 A Room - An Atmosphere in Educatlo DONALD R. WATTS Frankfort ELAINE L. WEAVER Dayton, Ohio PAULA WEAVER Dayton, Ohio FREDA G, WEBB Louisville RANDALL D, WEBB South Shore ROBERT A. WEBELER Cincinnati, Ohio STEVE D. WEBER Louisville JEROME A. WEBSTER Louisville KAY A. WEHRY Fort Thomas TERRY L. WEISS Florence KATHY L. WELDON Lexington DEBBIE L. WELLS Carrollton DONALD W. WELLS Paris WILLIAM B. WELLS Richmond JAMES W. WELSH Lexington JO E. WESLEY Lexington DEBRA J. WESNER Lexington JUDY R. WESSEL Louisville PAUL W. WESTERMAN Villa Hills WILLIAM M. WETHINGTON Walton BONNIE A. WHEELER Dayton, Ohio WILLIAM J. WHITAKER Louisville CARL R. WHITE Winchester JOHN W. WHITE Crab Orchard MARY A. WHITE Paris ROGER D. WHITEHOUSE Bloomfield TONI M. WHITFIELD Louisville WILLIAM S. WHITSON Fort Mitchell DONNA L. WHITTEN Louisville WILLIAM K. WICKLIFFE Bardstown SUSAN D. WILBORN Shelbyville SANDRA WILDE Dayton, Ohio RHONDA K. WILHOITE Elliston COLLEEN A. WILLETT Louisville KAY K. WILLIAMS Paintsville ROBERT M. WILLIAMS Louisville BARBARA L. WILLIAMSON Grapevine MARY P. WILLS Paris MICHAEL A. WILMHOFF Erlanger DAVID E. WILSON Brookville, Ohio DEBORAH A. WILSON Carlisle JOHN D. WILSON Harrison, Ohio JUDY A. WILSON Brooksville JUDY L. WILSON Edmonton KAREN K. WILSON Higginsport, Ohio MARK A. WILSON Valley Station MICHAEL A. WILSON Lexington MICHAEL J. WILSON Fort Thomas SUSAN M. WILSON Middlesboro JENNY L. WINBURN Richmond BEVERLY J. WIND Bellevue MARGARET A. WIRES Lexington PATTI S. WITHERS Cynthiana NANCY S. WOLFER Hillsboro, Ohio DONNA I. WOLFORD Harrison, Ohio SUSAN L. WOMACK Lexington DIANE WOOD Middletown, Ohio JAMES R. WOOD Cincinnati, Ohio KRISTIN M. WOOD Xenia, Ohio DAVID M. WOODRING Rineyville GREGORY A. WOODRUFF Sabina, Ohio HOBERT WOODS II Manchester 508 SOPHOMORESXWAT-WOO gr,-e l Ll Although roommates are sometimes distractnng they can be helpful. SHIRLEY D. WOODS Frankfort SUSAN J. WOODS Sturgis, Michigan AIDA R. WOOLLEY Fort Pierce, Florida ALBERT J. WOOSLEY Louisville BILLY R. WORRELL Irvine STEVEN A. WORRELL Winchester YVONNE WRAY Louisville GWEN A. WRIGHT Carrollton JAMES E. WRIGHT Louisville JANE E. WRIGHT Prestonsburg WANDA M. WRIGHT Lexington LARRY R. WYNN Crittenden VERA A. YADEN Bardstown PHILIP D. YANCEY Frankfort BARBARA A. YOAK Paintsville WILLIAM M. YOAKUM Middlesboro PATSY J. YORK Albany CAROLYN A. YOUNG .leffersontown DONALD L. YOUNG Wintersville, Ohio ELIZABETH A. YOUNG Tompkinsville PATSY A. YOUNG Forest Park, Ohio CAROLYN J. ZANONE Lancaster PAMELA J. ZEA Neptune, New Jersey ANN T. ZEYSING Georgetown ANNE R. ZIMMERMAN Newport ELAINE L. ZIMMERMAN Fairborn, Ohio MARY A. ZIMMERMAN Newport SUSAN M. ZOLLER Louisville SOPHOMORESXWOO ZOL 509 l 1-r .,,..n-ff is-od' Oz l 9. l C K 0 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: ROBERT BABBAGE, Student Council Repre- DUFF, Treasurer: CAROL GUY, Secretaryp DEBBIE TULLEY, Student Cou sentativep GREG OSBORNE, Presidentp TYLER COX, Vice Presidentp CONNIE 510 FRESHMEN Freshman Class Ufficers lnstill Enthusias Orientation week was met with much discretion by the many wide-eyed and in- nocent Freshmen. Farewells were said on that first day with tears in eyes and a scared look on their blank faces. After making a schedule and going through the pain of registration, the fun of college life begins. Many experiencesare learned the first year of college. Between the homesickness and depression there are the exciting mem- ories the Freshmen will always cherish. long-lasting friendships of roommates a friends are meaningful- gains of the fi year. The education and the new knowled acquired are kept forever. Cramming for finals is the last mem of the Freshmen. After finals, all the exci ment is gone for the Class of 1973. We now sophomores and have only three ye of the easy life left. DEBORAH L. ABBOTT Louisville JOAN ABBOTT Stearns GEORGE H. ABELL, JR. Louisville CHARLES ABNER, JR. Ricetown BONNIE M. ABOUND Louisville LEONA R. ABRAHAM Richmond NANCY T. ACKERMAN Fort Thomas DONNA G. ADAMS Sarasota, Florida FRANCES L. ADAMS Elizabethtown JAMES D. ADAMS Shelbyville JAMES L. ADAMS Blackey JANET L. ADAMS Brodhead JANICE C. ADAMS Louisville JOAN L. ADAMS Versailles STEPHEN M. ADAMS Shively WAYNE M. ADAMS Louisville MICHAEL G. ADKINS Ludlow ROGER H. ADKINS Jenkins SUSAN L. ADKINS Vienna, Virginia RANDALL AKERS Elkhorn City LYNN D. AKIN Danville TERRY L. AKINS Louisville ROSE MARIE ALBERTINI Kettering, Ohio JAMES L. ALBRIGHT Morrisville, Pennsylvania JOYCE M. ALBRO Fairdale JENNIE L. ALCORN Lexington JUDY M. ALDERSON Paducah LARRY O. ALLEN Orlando RICHARD C. ALLEN Fern Creek STEPHANIE J. ALLEN Berea YVONNE E. ALLEN Fort Mitchell WILLIAM R. ALLISON Lexington JOYCE A. ALLSMILLER Louisville PATRICIA A. AMBURGEY Omaha DAVID E. AMSHOFF Louisville JEANETTE L. ANDERSON California JENNIFER F. ANDERSON Louisville ANNE C. ANDREWS Lexington JANICE M. ANGELINI Ailantic City, New Jersey 'BRENDA L. ANNESS Harrodsburg WILLIAM N. ARDERY Paris LYNDA L. AREHART Sabina, Ohio DEBORAH A. ARMSTRONG Louisville JANICE A. ARNOLD Lebanon JOHN S. ARNOLD Owenton CAROL J. ASH Sidney, Ohio MARILYN ASH Willisburg LINDA J. ASHCRAFT Winchester DANA L. ASHER Hyden MARY J. ATKINS North Baltimore, Ohio RICHARD D. AUBREY Louisville PATSY L. AUXIER Cynthiana WILLARD Y. AYER Calhoun ROGER W. AYERS Middlesboro VICKI A. AYERS Amelia, Ohio ROBERT A. BABBAGE Lexington ANNA L. BACK Jeremiah LORNA J. BACK Middletown, Ohio JACOB T. BAILEY Paducah PAULA J. BAILEY Harrodsburg WAYNE R. BAILEY Cheshire, Ohio EUGENE R. BAKENHESTER Good Hope, Ohio BONITA L. BAKER Perryville CONSTANCE K. BAKER Corbin MARY C. BAKER Crab Orchard RICK A. BAKER Corbin CONSTANCE S. BALL Miamisburg, Ohio PAMELA S. BALL Middlesboro STEPHEN O. BAMIDUN Awe, Oyo Western Nigeria BONNIE J. BANGS Loveland, Ohio KATHY BANKS Pine Top CAROLYN BARCLAY Richmond FRESHMENXABB-BAR 511 The Crown of Distinction an EKU Bean: JEAN W. BARCLAY Richmond GLORIA L. BARGER Richmond KAY BARKER Louisville PAMELA J. BARKER Louisville BARBARA S. BARKHAU Erlanger CHARLES J. BARNARD Mount Sterling ALLEN W. BARNES Louisville ROBERT D. BARNES Winchester GLENDA K. BARNETT New Albany, Indiana PAMELA S. BARNETT Harrodsburg SARA S. BARNETT Ewing DONNA R. BARNHILL Georgetown HAROLD L. BARRETT London BONNIE J. BARTELT Xenia, Ohio JILL A. BARTHENN Orient, Ohio GEORGE N. BASCOM Sharpsburg HERBERT W. BASTIN Yosemite MICHAELS. BASTIN Yosemite DEBRA R. BATES Prestonsburg BRUCE H. BAUER Harrison, Ohio CONNIE S. BAUHAN Orient, Ohio DOROTHY L. BAYER Richmond DIANA L. BAYS Corbin MICHAEL BEAM Bardstown REBECCA L. BEARD Liberty WILLIAM J. BEARD Louisville ANTHONY BEATTY Lexington MARY O. BEATY Albany MARY J. BECKERICH Covington NANCY E. BECKMAN Brookville, Indiana JEANETTE M. BEDORE Cincinnati, Ohio CHERI R. BELCHER Portsmouth, Ohio BETSY L. BELL Louisville DAVID E. BELL Frankfort MICHAEL S. BENDELL Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio JUDY G. BENNETT Manchester PATRICIA A. BENNETT Cincinnati, Ohio DEBORAH I. BENTLEY Batavia, Ohio TERESA S. BENTON Waynesburg LAURIE A. BERG Jamestown, New York JU-DY E. BERRY Brodhead BETTY L. BERRYMAN Paris LYNDA S. BERTRAM Monticello ROBERT L. BERTRAM Monticello WILLIAM J. BERTRAM Cold Springs susAN A. BERTRAND Cold springs DEBORAH L. BETTS Danville REBECCA S. BICKEL Louisville CHARLIE R. BIDWELL Louisville JAMES C. BISIG Louisville CONNIE L. BLACK Erlanger DEBBIE BLACK Corbin DARYL G. BLACKBURN Elkhorn City BRADFORD H. BLAIN Dry Ridge DIANE L. BLAIR Ashland JAMES R. BLAIR Louisville PAUL E. BLAIR Grant County RHONIDA L. BLAIR Guston SALLY BLAIR Letcher MICHAEL L. BLAND Dayton, Ohio MARTHA S. BLEVINS Monticello THOMAS A. BLEVINS Monticello KAREN M. BLOYD Greensburg BARRY M. BOGGS Lexington VICKI L. BOLIN Danville EDGAR T. BONHAM Louisville CHERYL L. BOONE Frankfort JOHN W. BOONE Maysville SUSAN L. BOONE Winchester HAROLD I. BORDERS Belfry CHRISTINA M. BOSLER Louisville KAREN J. BOTNER Waco 512 FRESHMENXBAR-BOT younger brother crowns his sister as she enters college life. -fl A ...V , . ..--.-M, -anus... 1'W9i :m- xiii EDWARD J. BOTTOM Louisville REBECCA L. BOTTOMS Perryville ALLEN P. BOWEN, JR. Erlanger DONALD A. BOWMAN Lexington BECKY A. BOX Cynthiana CLYDE W. BOYLES South Shore BARBARA J. BRACKEN Berea HERBERT R. BRACKETT Versailles JANET G. BRADFORD Coraopolis, Pennsylvania LINDA S. BRADFORD Fairfield, Ohio BRIAN M. BRADLEY South Shore S. F. BRADLEY Prestonsburg LUTHER S. BRAMBLETT La Grange FRANCES E. BRAMLAGE Lexington LARRY K. BRANDENBURG Berea GORDON C. BRAUN Alexandria JANELLE BRAY Danville RONALD C. BREINER Nicholasville PAUL A. BREWER Campton DEBORAH K. BREWSAUGH Danville LEONARD J. BRICKEN Lexington JANET S. BRIDWELL Shelbyville JANET C. BRIGMON Manchester JACKIE M. BRISBAY Lexington CLAUDIA L. BRITTON Harroclsburg DEBORAH S. BRITTON FOrt Mitchell JUDY C. BROCK Kettle Island LINDA S. BROCK Richmond STEPHEN A. BROCKMAN Gray Hawk NANCY K. BROGHAMER Fort Thomas DONNA M. BROGLE Nicholasville PAUL F. BROKAW Louisville LINDA A. BROOKSHIRE Hodgenville ARTIE K. BROWN West Liberty CLETIS R. BROWN Brodhead DELORES J. BROWN Norwood, Ohio JACQUE L. BROWN Cynthiana FRESHMENIBOT BRO 513 Freshmen Relax and Get Acqualnted Before Class KAREN L. BROWN Burgin LESLIE K. BROWN Versailles LOIS J. BROWN Fort Mitchell LYNN K. BROWN Louisville MICHAEL L. BROWN Louisville PATRICIA V. BROWN Greenup STEPHEN F. BROWN Fort Thomas SUSAN E. BROWN Turners Station SYLVESTER R. BROWN Lebanon PATRICIA L. BROWNELL Valley Station JUDITH L. BROWNING Bardstown SARAH E. BROWNING Harlan PEGGY L. BRUCE Corbin MARY J. BRUNKER Cynthiana GREG W. BRUNSMAN Louisville THOMAS E. BRUTSCHER Louisville MARVIN H. BRYAN Alexandria JAMES T. BRYANT Danville WILLIAM H. BUCKLER Vine Grove GEORGE F. BUDDELL Fort Thomas RAE M. BUDINGER Cincinnati, Ohio JUDITH A. BULLOCK Brodheacl MITCHELL J. BULLOCK Mount Vernon CHARLES E. BUNCH Brodhead PAULA M. BUNCH Loyall ROBERT B. BUNCH Stanford MARIANN BUNDY Richmond REBECCA R. BUNTIN Carlisle JOSEPH A. BURCH Louisville NANCY L. BURCH Middlesboro RONALD G. BURGESS Carrollton CYNTHIA A. BURKART Cincinnati, Ohio NANCY J. BURKETT Hillsboro, Ohio JANET R. BURKS Elizabethtown DOUGLAS M. BURNETT Louisville MARY C. BURNETT Brandenburg ROY A. BURNETT Paint Lick DANNY BURNS Waneta DORIS M. BURNS Mount Sterling WILLIAM T. BURNS Franklin, Ohio ROBERT C. BURRIS Goshen, Ohio DONALD W. BURTON Harrodsburg EVELINE A. BUSH Cincinnati, Ohio MARSHALL L. BUSH Bartow, 'Florida MICHAEL D. BUSKIRK Winchester NORMA J. BUSS Kalida, Ohio BILLY B. BUSSELL Broclhead JAMES G. BUSSELL Brodhead STANLEY M. BUTLER Louisville ROBERT J. BYERS Lexington SUZANNE BYRD Dayton, Ohio MICHAEL CAIN Brandenburg ROBERT H. CAIRNS Coatesville, Pennsylvania PAMELA L. CALDWELL London BEVERLY A, CALLIHAN Pineville DENNIS W. CAMPBELL Corbin VANESSA G. CAMPBELL Whitesburg DIETER R. CARLTON Badhamburg, Germany KAREN S. CARMICKLE Danville VICKEY L. CARNEY Dayton, Ohio 5I4 FRESHMENXBRO-CAR A sing-in is a good way to meet new people that may become everlasting friends. EDWARD M. CARNVALE Coraopolis, Pennsylvania BRENDA CARPENTER Corbin DOUGLAS J. CARPENTER Lakeside Park GREG L. CARPENTER Louisville GLENDA D. CARR Lexington SUSAN J. CARR Eubank PHYLISS G. CARROLL Louisville SUSAN L. CARROLL Lexington RUTH E. CARRU-BA Cumberland MARSHA G. CARTER Danville PHILIP T. CARTER Cloverport RONALD D. CARTER Paris WILLIAM T. CARTER Louisville MICHAEL A. CASE Lexington RICHARD A. CASE Louisville JUDY C. CASEY Shelbyville SHERRY N. CASH Corbin JEAN A. CASON Anchorage, Alaska MARY A. CASTEGNARO Hazard ARNOLD R. CATES Louisville LINDA S. CATON Harrodsburg AARON M. CAUDILL Hazel Green GREGORY A. CAUDILL Louisville MARCIA C. CAUDILL Premium FRESHMENXCAR CAU 515 Solutions Are Found to Registration Problem JAMES E. CAULEY Carrollton KATHY J. CEClL'Whitney City LINDA S. CHADWELL Shelbyville THOMAS G. CHAMBERLAIN ll Tr DONNA S. CHAPLIN Richmond JOHN P. CHAPMAN Louisville GLENNA S. CHARLES Phyllis STEVEN A. CHASTEEN Cynthiana enton, Ohio MARY A. CHESNUT London CATHERINE L. CHILDERS Virgie SANDRA K, CLAPP New Madison, Ohio DIANNE L. CLARE Louisville BRENDA G. CLARK Corbin CAROLYN J. CLARK Pulteney, New York DREAMA L. CLARK Cynthiana ELIZABETH B. CLARK Harrodsburg PATSY L. CLARK Jenkins SUSAN E. CLARK Lebanon ROBERT E. CLARK Lexington TRUDY J. CLAUNCH Burgin JOHN R. CLEMENTS Louisville GARY A. CLEMMONS Petersburg NORMA J. CLEMMONS Union, Ohio ROGER D. CLEMONS Louisville LARRY W. CLEVELAND Williamstown DANA L. COATNEY Harrodsburg TIMOTHY M. COEN Versailles GEORGE W. COFFEY Louisville LARRY W. COLBURN Louisville RALPH A. COLDIRON Whitesburg CHARLENE S. COLLIER Southgate, Michigan THOMAS R. COLLIER Charlestown, lndiana CATHY L. COLLINS Louisville GEORGE A. COLLINS Louisville LARRY W. COLLINS London SANDRA K, COLLINS Greenfield, Ohio VIOLET E. COLLINS Morganfield SHARON D. COLSON Corinth DONNA K. COLSTON Frankfort DEBORAH K. COMBS Richmond DEBORAH S. COMBS Hazard GARY G. COMBS Manchester GREGORY S. COMBS Okeana, Ohio JOYCE E. COMBS Eaton, Ohio RAMONA J. COMBS Whitesburg BRUCE E. COMISKEY Fort Dix, New Jersey DANISE CONLEY Garrett LEEDA CONLEY Garrett MlMlA J. CONLEY Garrett REX W. CONLEY Monticello JANET L. CONN Shelbyville THERESA L. CONNELLY Louisville SHERYL A. CONNER Morris Plains, DEBRA L. CONOVER Harrodsburg DWIGHT A. CONWAY Sinai ROBERT F. CONWAY Kettering, Ohio New Jers LARRY B. CONYERS Mt. Sterling FAYE E. COOK Louisville JOYCE L. COOK Arlington Heights, Ohio MARY L. COOK New Carlisle, Ohio DOUG H. COONTZ Pleasure Ridge Park DAVID D. COOPER Liberty DELLA G. COOPER Hillsboro, Ohio LINDA K. COOPER Troy, Ohio JACKIE K. COPELAND Owensboro MARY S. COPPAGE Cynthiana CHARLOTTE A. CORNETT Valley Station FORD B. CORNETTE Hazard KAREN J. CORWIN Ashland BETTY S. COSBY Richmond LONNIE D. COUCH Hyden SONJA L. COUCH Louisville 516 FRESHMENXCAU-COU E l With shoes off amid the clutter of the auxiliary gym, this freshman relaxes as she tries to readiust her schedule. KERRY L. COURTNEY Florence KATHLEEN A. COVELLE New Lexington, Ohio DENNIS W. COWAN Monticello CATHY H. COX Honolulu, Hawaii DEBORAH L. COX Louisville IRENE COX Manchester JANICE M. COX Owenron LARRY R. COX Corbin PATRICIA A. COX Shelbyville TYLER D. COX Lawrenceburg WILLIAM R. COX Hamilton, Ohio WILLIAM M. COYLE Berea MABEL C. CRACE Winchester BETTY A. CRAFT Cynthiana REX R. CRAFT Whitesburg JESS G. CRAIG Lexington SHEILA K. CRAIG Danville LAWRENCE CRAWFORD London MARTHA T. CRAWFORD Lebanon JANIE C. CRAWLEY Campbellsville SHARON A. CREWS Columbus, Ohio LYDIA F. CRISWELL Louisville SANDRA K. CROLEY Williamsburg ROXIE R. CRONENWETT Mount Gilead, Ohio FRESHMENXCOU-CRO 517 PAULA .l. CROPPER Cincinnati, Ohio EARL T. CROUCH Irvine BILLIE K. CROW Pikeville PAMELA J. CROWE Winchester GLENN S. CRUME Louisville CLARENCE R. CRUSE Lexington CAROLYN J. CULLEN Louisville DEANA J. CULVER Louisville JANET K. CUMMINS Georgetown DAVE M. CUNNINGHAM Newport DEBORAH T. CUPP Phiilipsburg, Ohio DEBORAH L. CURRY Richmond MICHAEL L. CURRY Harrison, Ohio CONNIE M. CURTIS Cynfhiana JANE G. CURTIS Springfield LINDA S. CURTIS Millersburg DAVID R. CUSTIS New Vienna, Ohio JUDITH A. DARNELL Frankfort BRYON C. DAHL Erlanger JEFF DALY Lancaster MARK W. DANIELS Louisville RON D. DANIELS Lexington JANE L. DANSBY Ashland MICHAEL E. DARLAND Harrodsburg JUDITH A. DARNELL Frankfort CHARLES C. DAUGHERTY Danville NANCY D. DAUGHERTY Danville RONALD W. DAUNHAUER Valley Station GLENDA L. DAVENPORT Liberty JOHN D. DAVENPORT Chattanooga, Tennessee 518 FRESHMENXCRO-DAV A0-W-f 1fi + l'3C',f 7'f' 5' i11?f . ' I ,Cyl ', Aix 5i.. v - . F pi' .Gr-L' L-- FS 'w'- q.s - 'f aeffs--L,.3,el'?1'M1L 'Q' 9 'fi 1' 3-N? M V 1 :fs 1'-Us Ti: VE- . lie! P.. . -v Qs 5 'pd I ss 4 . l P' f' , .5 0' . Q f ll' . . Q jx, 'SP YG -,, -.. .... .. .. - u, M, 591. Q-fp Coeds in Burnam Hall feel as if they live in an covered tower. y-Clad Buildings Are Rare at Eastern i MARBETH A. DAVIDSON Red Fox RONALD L. DAVIDSON Lebanon, Ohio ALLEN W. DAVIS Louisville DALE M. DAVIS Louisville ELMA J. DAVIS Flor Gap KATHLEEN E. DAVIS owoiisvillo, Ohio MYRA DAVIS Whitley Rov E. DAVIS Dayton SHIRLEY K. DAVIS Ashland RON C. DAWSON Lexington I CHERI L. DAY Frankfort DEBORAH F. DAY Erlanger GLENDA C. DEAN Bellbrook, Ohio DAVID MICHAEL DECAMP Owensville, Ohio ' BRENDA L. DECKER Louisville ANGELA R. DEERING Perryville RITA A, DEISENROTH Louisville KATHY S. DENNEY Eubanks KAY L. DENNISTON Cynthiana LOIS A. DENNISTON Campton JUNE R. DENNY Fairfield, Ohio VIRGINIA A. DERICKSON Stanton DAVID B. DERU lsonyin, Nigeria JOHN T. DESKINS Pikeville BARBARA A. DETZ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MARY C. DEWEESE Dayton, Ohio JOE A. DICK West Milton, Ohio RICK DIEHL Louisville CONNIE A. DILLION Corbin BEVERLY K. DISNEY Falrdale RALPH T. DIX Louisville NAPOLEON DOBBINS Louisville DENNIS D. DOGGETT Verona WAYNE A. DOLLER Lexington DARLA R. DONLEY Troy, Ohio ROBERT A. DONTA Ashland RICHARD W. DOOLEY Louisville PATRICIA J.. DOTSON Cincinnati, Ohio PATRICK L. DOUGHERTY Bellevue LYNN DOWELL Cincinnati, Ohio WILLIAM E. DOWNES Middletown KENTON G. DOWNEY Versailles RONALD J. DOWNS Bardstown LARRY H. DRAKE Madisonville DOUGLAS A. DRAPER Louisville JOHN R. DRAPER Crestwood JOHN R. DREW Lexington BARRY L. DRURY Lawrenceburg CONNIE R. DUFF Lexington BATHILDA S. DUNAWAY Miamisburg, Ohio PHYLLIS DUNAWAY Miamisburg, Ohio MARK E. DUNCAN Lancaster ROBERT E. 'DUNCAN Jeftersontown GARY R. DUNLAP Milton GARY L. DUNN Carrollton MARGARET G. DUNN Louisville STEVEN M. DUNN Pleasure Ridge Park MARY E. DURBIN Irvine RHONDA C. DYEHOUSE Crab Orchard PATRICIA L. EARLY Valley Station JOSEPH E. EATON New Vienna, Ohio DEBORAH A. EBEL Versailles, Indiana FRANKLIN C, ECKERT Akron, Ohio BARBARA J. ECKLER Covington ERNEST L. EDINGTON III Winchester CHARLES W. EDWARDS Danville 'DONALD O. EDWARDS Richmond WILLIAM M. EGGEMEIER Newport STEVE A. EGGERS Louisville JUDITH A. EHRENBERG Cincinnati, Ohio SHERRY L. EKER Dayton PATRICIA A. ELAM Corbin FRESHMENXDAV-ELA 5 I 9 SUSAN E. ELDRIDGE Science Hill BETTY J. ELKIN Winchester CHERYL L. ELLIS Frankfort MARK A. ELLIS Danville DENNIS P. ELMORE Louisville EVERETT E. EMBS Bedford VICKI D. ENGARD Springfield, Ohio SUSAN K. ENGLER Valley Station SHARON M. ERHART Kalida, Ohio LYNN W. ERNST Erlanger LISA J. ERWIN Lexington RANDALL K. ESTEP Louisville SHARON J. ESTRIDGE Annville CHARLOTTE M. ETHEREDGE Bardstown RUTH L. EUBANK Wheelersburg, Ohio CATHY G. EVANS Fort Mitchell JAMES B. EVANS Louisville CHARLES L. EVERETT Smyrna, Delaware PEGGY S. EVERSOLE Buckhorn SUSAN EYRE Leesburg, Ohio JENNIFER W. FAHEY Valley Station OLIVE M. FALCONE Louisville DAVID G. FALLIS Salvisa JAMES L. FARMER Covington MICHAEL L. FARMER Hamilton, Ohio BILLIE J. FARRIS Corbin HOSEA FARRIS Richmond GREGORY P. FAULKNER Jenkins JANET L. FAULKNER Campbellsville LINDA G. FAULKNER Williamsburg MICHAEL H. FAUST Versailles DIANNA L. FEDERLE Louisville JAMES R. FELDKAMP Bellevue GAY P. FELL Alexandria LARNEY S. FELTHAUS Erlanger DRUE FERGUSON Dayton MARY E. FERMAN Louisville JACK D. FERRELL Frenchburg WILLIAM D. FERRY Louisville JIMMY D. FIELDS Blackey SHARON B. FIELDS Paris WILLIAM G. FIELDS Louisville YVONNE FIELDS Parma Heights, Ohio JAMES M. FIELY Louisville JERRY W. FIGHTMASTER Florence PAUL S. FINNEGAN Springfield,IOhio PATRICIA J. FISCHER Covington BEVERLY J. FISHER Louisville MARY A. FISHER Cincinnati, Ohio LINDA M. FITZER Southgate GREGG R. FITZGERALD Louisville LINDA D. FITZNER Louisville LYNN P. FLANERY Flemingsburg BARBARA J. FLEIG Augusta DAVE M. FLOOK New Carlisle, Ohio PATRICIA J. FLOWERS Corbin DAVID R. FOGT Sidney, Ohio NIELS H. FOGT Louisville JOHN E. FOLAND Miamisburg, Ohio VICKY L. FOLEY Middletown JANE A. FOSNAUGHT Columbus, Ohio ARTHUR L. FOSTER Richmond GERRYE L. FOSTER Science Hill MARCIA J. FOSTER Lexington SHERRYE G. FOSTER Science Hill JANET G. FOULKES Louisville STARLA J. FOUST Corbin LINDA J. FOX Elkhorn City LAWRENCE D. FRALEY Middletown, Ohio PAMELA S. FRANCIS Fort Thomas PHYLLIS F. FRANCISCO Livingston LARRY D. FRANKLIN Frankfort 520 FRESHMENXELD-FRA shmen Heed Rat Court judgments PATRICIA S. FRANKLIN Louisa ROGER K. FRAZEE Frankfort DANNY I.. FRAZIER Ludlow JAMES D. FRAZIER London STEVEN R. FREDENBERGER Louisville RONNIE L. FREEMAN Lawrenceburg TERESA J. FREEMAN Presfonsburg CAROL D. FRENCH Louisville Freshman Week is about the only iime you can fund a Freshman who will kneel before an upperclassman FRESHMENXFRA FRE 521 A favorite extra-curricular activity is feeding the friendly squirrels on a friendly campus. WILLIAM S. FRITSCI-I Louisville VICKI I. FROST Dayton, Ohio BENJAMIN E. FUQUA Louisville MAYNARD FUQUA Louisville TERESA J. FURNISH Vevay, Indiana ANNE R. FURR Frankfort LARRY S. GABBARD McKee MICHAEL W. GABBARD Winchester RUDY A. GABHART Sinai STEVEN T. GAGEL Louisville DELORES A. GAINES Paris RODNEY E. GAINES Owenlon BILLY D. GAMBREL Mt. Vernon SAM P. GAND Georgetown KENNETH N. GARNETT Melber STEVEN J. GARRARD Indianapolis, Indiana LAUREL L. GARRETT Louisville BETTE C. GATEWOOD Frankfort MARGARET E. GENTRY Lexington SUSAN GENTRY Harrodsburg JOHNETTA GEOGHEGAN Cynthiana BARBARA GAIL GIBSON Erlanger DAVID E. GIBSON Myrtle Beach, South Carolina DAVID P. GIBSON Ludlow 522 FRESHMENXFRI-GIB There Is Time for Pla ollege Isn't All Study: I-' I I- ' DAVID R. GIBSON l.Ouisville ' I' DONNA K. GILBERT Lexington ' GARY R. GILBERT Danville - ' . '13, I LINDA s. GILBERT London - TIM W 'T ' T -' j STEPHEN T. GILES Nicholasville . A ' VUE LINDA D. GILLIAM Florence - ' ' gllillf I KENNETH D. GILLINGHAM Louisville ' LARRY A. GILPIN Louisville 'W-.I I 'T T T ' WILLIAM s. GILVIN aufgiii I, . I, ROBERT N. GIMMEL Louisville , A if SUSAN A. GLANZ Louisville l 7 L I , . li g . , ELLEN s. GLAssFoRD Erlanger I .1 A I N P 5 LINDA s. GODBEY cineinnefi, ohio W' , - LARRY w. GOINS Newpon I 3 f . I PAULA E. GOINS Pleasureville I V'-1' ' I' STEVEN D. GOLD Henderson WILLIAM J. GOLDSTON Danville CAROLE J. GONDING Alexandria PAULA S. GOODIN Knifley WILLIAM A. GOODRICH Fort Thomas I- PATSY GOUGH Winchester GLENN E. GOYNE Middletown EDWINA J. GRAHAM Campton SONDRA K. GRASS Louisville ELEANOR B. GRAY Springfield, Ohio KRIS A. GRAY Lebanon, Ohio ROBERT S. GRAY Lexington TRENA M. GRAY Perryville TENA M. GREEN Paducah BRENDA L. GREENWELL Louisville BETH A. GREUER Fort Thomas RONALD T. GRIFFIN Lexington 1 .. 6 f . -. . 'A . d I K ANN J. GRIFFITH Lexington MARY L. GRIFFITH Jackson JOANN GRIMES Paris SANDRA K. GRIMES Paris CAROLYN F. GRUBBS Middlesboro KAREN A. GRUBBS Pleasureville RONDA I.. GRUENINGER Reading, Ohio MICHAEL D. GRUGIN Frankfort STEVE I-. GUBSER Bellevue LINDA R. GUENTHNER Cincinnati, Ohio TERRY L. GUGEL Newport KARROL L. GUY Lexington THOMAS M. HAAS Fort Thomas KATHLEEN M. HAGER Louisville LANA S. HALE Richmond MELINDA S. HALE Jamestown, Ohio .fe -' el f DIANA M. HALL Harrison, Ohio GARY L. HALL Barnesville, Ohio JOSEPH G. HALL Campbellsburg LANNY HALL Grethel 'MARTHA M. HALL Glasgow OWEN L. HALL Bowen CHARLES M. HAM Cynthiana HENRY M. HAMBLIN Corbin GREGORY W. HAMBY Louisville DANIEL G. HAMILTON Wheatley DEBORAH K. HAMILTON Pikeville GLENDA C. HAMILTON Feds Creek W GLORIA HAMILTON Valley Station ' JOAN H. HAMILTON Winchester MARY A. HAMILTON Shepherdsville SANDRA L. HAMILTON Louisville -,,Z ,Z THOMAS G. HAMLIN Pikeville JOHN R. HANCE Shelbyville CINDY S. HANCOCK Lexington an A h , -el g .,, 4 JAMES Is. HANCOCK Valley siefion ' ' -Q ,, Q- , ' J, RONALD L. HANCOCK Pleasure Ridge Park X y 3' 1 N. lim DOUGLAS R. HANKS Lawrenceburg I' . ' ' - JOHN T. HANKS II Lawrenceburg .gimp in 0 wi I MARY B. HANNAI-I Ashland I ee... I 'lax ' -I FRESHMENXGIB-HAN 523 K KAREN L. HANSEN Troy, Ohio SHEILA S. HANSFORD Danville IRENE HARDIN South Shore JANE G. HARDIN Shelbyville DOUGLAS S. HARDY Lexington ELIZABETH C. HARDY Camberwell, England MIKE L. HARE Lexington ALLEN M. HARMON Gravel Switch HAZEL M. HARMON Beauty THOMAS E. HARNEY Paris CHADWICK R. HARPER London MICHAEL D. HARPER Catlettsburg DANNY K. HARRELL Louisville SHARON K. HARRELL Middlesboro JAMES L. HARRINGTON Louisville BECKY HARRIS Charleston, West Virginia DAVID L. HARRIS Corbin MICHAEL D. HARRIS Bethel, Ohio PATRICIA D. HARRISON Berea DEBORAH L. HARTMAN Covington EDITH M. HARVILLE Hamilton, Ohio ' JULIE M. HASKINS Mt. Sterling JEAN L. HASLER Hamilton, Ohio WILLIAM F. HASSAY Rockville, Maryland EDITH E. HATCHER London SUSAN K. HATFIELD Pikeville ROBERT M. HAVRILLA Owensville, Ohio LINDA M. HAWKSWORTH Brandenburg ROBERT C. HAWLEY Lebanon, Ohio DEBORAH S. HAY Bolivar, Ohio VIRGINIA C. HEAPHY Louisville DEBRA S. HEDGES Frankfort DONNA L. HEHL Pendleton THOMAS D. HEILMAN Fort Thomas LARRY C. HEINZELMAN Cincinnati, Ohio RANDALL M. HEISTER Cold Spring CHARLENE HENDERSON Irvington CLARENETTA S. HENDERSON Irvine DENISE M. HENDERSON Louisville JOHN W. HENDERSON Paint Lick WILLIAM B. HENDRICKS Richmond CONNIE R. HENNINGER Phillipsburg, Ohio EDGAR R. HENRY N0rwood, Ohio GERALDINE HENRY Harrodsburg LONNIE R. HENRY Williamstown PATRICIA HENRY Harrodsburg THOMAS M. HENRY Highland Heights DEBRA S. HENSLEY Fairfield, Ohio LINDA S. HENSLEY Harlan MARGARET F. HENSLEY Hamilton, Ohio MARGARET M. HENSLEY Nicholasville MARTIN F. HENSLEY Harlan CASSANDRA L. HESS Grundy, Virginia REVA A. HEWLETT Louisa DENNIS A. HEYOB Harrison, Ohio JOHN P. HICKS Fort Mitchell M. SUSAN HICKS Indianapolis, Indiana PAMELA K. HICKS Langley GEORGE E. HIGGINS Versailles BILLIE K. HIGNITE Manchester CAROL A. HILL Versailles ELIZABETH M. HILL Corbin JOHN E. HILL Williamsburg MONA L. HILL Brooksville LINDA K. HIMES Fort Thomas RONALD E. HINES Louisville JERRY P. HINKLE Lexington MARCIA A. HINTON Louisville DAVID B. HOCKENSMITH Frankfort DEBRA A. HOCKENSMITH Frankfort LINDA S. HODGE Louisville KENNETH A. HOFE Hanover, Pennsylvania 524 FRESHMENIHAN-HOF Friendships Blossom in the Ravin Ravine provides an escape from studies and es an emphasis on relaxation. MICHAEL D. HOFFMAN West Carrollton, Ohio DONALD W. HOGAN Frankfort ROGER L. HOGG Louisville JOHN JR. HOLDEN Louisville KATHLEEN S. HOLEMAN Louisville KATHY G. HOLT Wurfland PATRICIA A. HOLT Louisa SUZANNE F. HOLTHOUSER Winnipeg, ROGER K. HOLZKNECHT Louisville DAVID T. HOLZWARTH Lexington LUCY M. HOOPER Danville RICKEY E. HOPPERTON Dry Ridge WILLIAM R. HORN Cynrhiana CAROL HORNSBY Tyner BILLY C. HOUSE Carlisle SUZETTE L. HOUSE Dayton, Ohio NANCY E. HOUSER Cincinnati, Ohio DEBRA K. HOWARD Harlan Canada FRESHMENXHOF-HOW 525 RITA D. HOWARD Lancaster SHERRY L. HOWARD Covington VIRGINIA A. HOWITZ Brandenburg BERNARD E. HRUBALA Rockville Centre, New York SUE HUCKINS South Bend, Indiana LINDA K. HUFFMAN Lexington SUSAN K. HUGENTOBLER Harrison, Ohio BRENDA J. HUGHES Columbus, Ohio KAY M. HUGHES Carlisle LINDA J. HUGHES Shelbyville MICHAEL A. HUGHES Louisville OTTO L. HUGHES South Heights, Pennsylvania PAULA J. HUGHES Irvine RICHARD P. HUGHES Barnesville, Ohio KATHRYN L. HUGHLETT Louisville LINDA K. HULS Englewood, Ohio DINAH G. HUNEYCUTT Morning View JOHN H. HUNGATE Lexington MICHAEL L. HUNGLER Covingfon BERNIE R. HUNSTAD Danville FRANCES E. HUNT South Shore ROBERT W. HUNT Independence SALLIE B. HURST Bardstown JILL L. HURT Trotwood, Ohio NANCY A. IBOLD Cincinnati, Ohio JOHN R. ICE Lebanon Junction DEBRA A. IMMEGART Dayton JEANNE T. INGRAM Gahanna, Ohio JOHN H. INMAN Harrodsburg THERESA T. INSKO Paris 526 FRESHMENIHOW-INS Z Beating old cars at the KA carnival is one form releasing the tensions and anxieties of Orientati Week. reshman Week: A Bang-up Experience -4 I' fi, I1 gr, f FRANKLIN ISAACS Waynesburg DONALD B. ISHAM Elizabethtown KENZIE P. ISON Slemp ROBERT B. ISON, JR. Carrollton VICKIE R. ISON Carrollton ALBERTA JACKSON Dayton JOHN C. JACKSON Frankfort KIRK A. JACKSON Lexington PATRICIA A. JACKSON Danville STEVEN C. JACKSON Harrodsburg BILL C. JACOB Falmouth DEBORAH L. JACOBS Xenia, Ohio GEORGE W. JACOBS Cynthiana KAREN A. JACOBS Dyersburg, Tennessee MARILYN S. JAEGER Covington LOIS L. JAMES Pleasure Ridge Park MELODYE L. JAMES Campbellsburg VIKKI E. JANSEN Louisville KAREN S. JARVIS Cincinnati, Ohio VICKI D. JEFFS Shelbyville DEBORAH A. JENKINS Danville JOLENE E. JENNINGS Sidney, Ohio GLORIA A. JEWELL Corbin DAYLE A. JOHNSON Covington JACQUELINE JOHNSON Pikeville MARCIA L. JOHNSON West Carrollton, Ohio MERLE JOHNSON Barbourville STEVE A. JOHNSON Lexington DAVID M. JONES Richmond DEBRA A. JONES Winchester GREGORY A. JONES Louisville LISA M. JONES Louisville PAULA K. JONES Wheelersburg, Ohio REBECCA K. JONES North Middletown THOMAS C. JONES London VICKI L. JONES Cincinnati, Ohio WILLIAM M. JONES London THOMAS E. JORDAN Louisville JO ANN JORDRE Burlington DIANA L. JUDD Yosemite KATHERINE M. JUDD Cincinnati, Ohio NORMA A. JUDSON Bardstown CLAYTON JUSTICE Elkhorn City DARYL D. JUSTICE Elkhorn City MARSHA L. JUSTICE Pikeville - SANDRA L. JUSTICE Winchester KATHIE KANDLE Louisville KIRK M. KANDLE Louisville PATRICIA A. KANE Pleasure Ridge Park FRANK A. KAUTZ Fort Mitchell MARY A. KAWAJA Prestonsburg RUDY M. KAYS Frankfort MARLENA B. KEARNS Florence REBECCA L. KEENE Robinson Creek CHARLES I. KELHOFFER Trenton, Ohio SANDRA R. KELIEN Taylorsville DAVID M. KELLEY Jenkins THOMAS L. KELLIS Greenfield, Ohio BRENDA A. KELLY Covington TISH B. KELLY Harlan JAMES R. KEMPER Lexington JOAN R. KENNEDY Owensboro. KAREN S. KENNEDY Richmond DAVID M. KEPLER Pitsburg, Ohio ANGELA KERN Aurora, Indiana NANCY C. KESEL Fort Thomas MICHAEL A. KETTLER Richmond HOWARD K. KIDD Pikeville ELICE M. KILFOILE Apollo Beach, Florida REED D. KIMBROUGH Pleasure Ridge Park BARBARA L. KINBERGER Louisville EDWARD KING, JR. Miami, Florida FRESHMENXISA-KIN 527 JOYCE G. KING Campton PAMELA K. KING Loyall PHILLIP T. KING Gusfon WILLIAM P. KING Lexington CAROL J. KINGSBURY Louisville BARRY G. KINMAN Corinth JAMES S. KINMAN Florence STEPHEN R. KIRK West Elkton, Ohio MARCIA A. KIRKLAND Danville KAREN D. KLECKNER St. Clairsville, Ohio PAULA A. KLEE Falmouth DEBORAH A. KLEIER Southgate DIANE M. KLEIN Ft. Mitchell JOSEPH K. KLEYKAMP Russell GEORGIE-RAY KLINE Xenia, Ohio LAURA L. KNIGHT Louisville REBECCA S. KNOPP New Carlisle, Ohio CAROLE T. KNOX Frankfort GARY W. KOCH Erlanger KATHLEEN M. KOENIG Valley Station JOHNNY R. KOLASA Springfield KEITH C. KOMARNICKI Wallingford, Pennsylvania KAREN A. KORTZ Louisville STEVEN P. KRAUS North Bend, Ohio TIM J. KREMER Louisville JUDY A. KRUER Ft. Thomas SHARON L. KUHNS Louisville DOUGLAS C. KULL Jeffersontown MARGARET A. KURAPKAT Elizabethtown JIM H. KURK Louisville JENNIE L. KURTZ Nicholasville ROBERT C. KUTCHBACK Hamilton, Ohio PAULA D. LAMBDIN Middlesboro LAWRENCE D. LAMBERT Alexandria JANET K. LAND Richmond FREDA LANDRUM Jackson BRENDA S. LANE Lexington PATRICIA A. LANE Danville JEANNIE LANGMAN Miami Beach, Florida PAUL W. LANIER London 528 FRESHMENXKIN-LAN X lat 'N lt, -5, 1 These three beanie-wearers present their the Freshman Talent Show. reshmen Bring New Campus Talent MICHAEL E. LARKINS Louisville GARY D. LAUBENTHAL Wadsworth, Ohio DEBORAH L. LAWLER Maysville DENNIS W. LAWRENCE Brodhead ELIZABETH S. LAWS London DEBORAH A. LAWSON Richmond HARRY B. LAWSON Richmond MARIE P. LAWSON Lambertville, New Jers FREDA L. LAYNE Pikeville CECIL B. LAYTON Lancaster KATHY J. LEACH Paris LINDA G. LEACH Junction City THOMAS P. LEAHY Fort Thomas MARY J. LEATHERS Jackson DEBORAH A. LEE Corning, New York DONALD G. LEE Corbin JAMES J. LEE Elsmere KAREN R. LEIST Blacklick, Ohio SUZANNE V. LEMON Ripley, Ohio BRUCE R. LEWIS Richmond CHARLES T. LEWIS Amelia, Ohio JOHN D. LEWIS Louisville LORETTA LEWIS Smilax PAMELA S. LEWIS Morrow, Ohio SUSAN G. LEWIS Rogers TONI K. LEWIS New Lexington, Ohio LARRY D. LIGHTFOOT Miami, Florida DEBORAH L. LIGHTNER Lexington KAY L. LINDEN Norwood. Ohio BARBARA A. LINDER Centerville, Ohio JACQUELINE S. LINDSAY Richmond DAVID C. LINEBAUGH Mt. Sterling FREDDIE E. LINKOUS Valeria JOYCE LIPPS Goshen, Ohio KATHY LIPPS Berea MICHELE A. LITTLE Ft. Thomas PALMA E. LITTLE Virgie WARREN B. LITTLE London DONNA M. LIVERS Louisville TERESA K. LOADER Louisville MARILYNNE H. LOCKE Louisville ORLANDO R. LOGAN Louisville MARTY L. LOGSDON Louisville DORRANCE A. LONG New Albany, Indiana STEPHEN R. LOOFT Smithfield PATTI J. LOSH Mason, Ohio REBECCA A. LOTT Pleasure Ridge STEPHAN M. LOUIS Ft. Mitchell DEBBIE M. LOWE Millersburg JANET L. LOY Jamestown Park BARB A. LUBRECHT Ft. Mitchell ROSETTA LUCAS Lexington PHILIP L. LUCKETT Lebanon TERRI A. LUKEN Cincinnati, Ohio PETE LUSCO II Louisville POLLY A. LUSK Erlanger ARNETTA J. LYBROOK Lexington STEVE A. LYNCH Danville GLENDA K. LYNN Moreland GAIL L. LYTTLE Manchester E FRESHMENILAR LYT 529 WANDA J. MCALLISTER Cincinnati, Ohio ELIZABETH H. MCASKILL Lexington LINDA F. MCCAULEY' Mount Vernon STEPHEN H. MCCOMBS Louisville PAULINE E. MCCONATHY Lexington JOANN S. MCCONNELL Lexington SALLY C. MCCORMICK Fort Wright GARY W. MCCORMICK Alexandria JOHN K. MCDONALD Mount Sterling VICKI L. MCDONALD Dayton, Ohio CHARLES W. MCDOWELL Ft. Thomas JAMES L. McDOWELL II Crestwood TREBA L. MCFALL Albany COLLEEN M. MCGILL Louisville DONNA J. MCGINNIS Danville BERNARD A. MCGLONE Harrodsburg KATHY L. MCGRAW Wheelersburg, Ohio JERRY L. MCGUIRE Elliston EDWINA MCINTOSH Chavies MICHAEL D. MCINTOSH West Carrollton, Ohio VIOLA F. McINTOSH Buckhorn KATHERINE E. MCKANE Louisville MARTHA J. MCKENZIE Flat Gap JOHN A. MCKEON Erlanger GARY Y. MCKINNEY Bedford OWEN MCKINNEY Middletown, Ohio ROBERT S. MCKINNEY Bedford STEVEN M. MCMILLAN Covington DAVID D. MCMILLEN Wilmore BEVERLY G. MCQUEARY Pleasure Ridge Park DON D. MCREYNOLDS Mount Sterling ROGER B. MCWILLIAMS Eubank STEPHEN J. MACKE Bellevue ANN H. MACKIN Cox Creek JERRY W. MADDEN Evarts VICKI C. MADON Middlesboro RONALD P. MAGEE Covington SHEILA R. MAGGARD Louisville ANITA MAGUIRE Lexington JUDITH D. MAINOUS Inez TRUDY G. MALONE Carlisle VALERIE L, MALONE Louisville CAROL F. MANCUSO LOUisville STEPHEN A. MANDT Lexington SHIRLEY F. MANGOLD Cincinnati, Ohio DEBBY C. MANION Louisvilie PATRICIA L. MANN Carrollton THOMAS E. MANN Shepherdsville DRUCILLA MANSFIELD Irvine VON J. MANSFIELD Irvine LINDA S. MANTEL New Carlisle, Ohio JACKIE L. MARCUM Richmond JANE MARCUM Dayton, Ohio JOYCE A. MARCUM Eminence GILBERT L. MARKUSON Louisville DONNA K. MARLOW Louisville MARCIE L. MARLOW Louisville SHARON L. MARLOW McKinney MARTHA J. MARLOWE Bradfordsville KATHRYN MARSH Kingsport, Tennessee PATRICIA A. MARSH Cincinnati, Ohio JOHN MARSHALL Il Noble LETHA MARSHALL Jackson LINDA S. MARSHALL Covington RICK MARSHALL Mitchell, Indiana THOMAS F. MARSHALL Danville BRENDA S. MARTIN Richmond CARLADON MARTIN Lexington CHARLEEN MARTIN Cynthiana DEBBIE A. MARTIN Louisville DONALD C. MARTIN Salem, Indiana HARRY J. MARTIN Louisville 530 FRESHMENXMCA-MAR 9 . LE- - +4-nv 'Ji 'YT-If 7 FI' S aim Fails to Dampen Homecoming Spirit n entices the meaning of Kappa Alpha's float, he Land of Lilliput. JERRY MARTIN Virgie PATRICK D. MARTIN Sun Prairie, Wisconsin REBECCA A. MARTIN Shelbyville SHARON K. MARTIN Albany RANDALL J. MARTZ Alexandria DANNY R. MASDEN Louisville JAMES T. MASON Paint Lick DONNIE L. MASSEY Manchester BARBARA J. MATTHEWS Berkley Heights, New Jersey TERRY L. MATTHEWS Richmond RENE L. MAURIELLO Louisville DAVID K. MAY Winchester NANCY G. MAY Perryville WALTER T. MAYER Alexandria JERRY G. MAYES Letcher ROGER C. MAYES Middlesboro SHARON K. MAYES Bellevue JAMES G. MAYNARD Frankfort TOMMY G. MAYNE Corbin JOE W. MAYS Springfield DON C. MEADE Paintsville RUTH A. MEADOWS Richmond SUE E. MEDLEY Vine Grove DAN J. MEEKSTROTL Glen Este, Ohio DONALD W. MEINEKE Loveland, Ohio LINDA A. MEISENZAHL Lindenwold, New Jersey GEORGIA A. MELTON Manchester RONALD J. MESSA Verplanck, New York GARY T. METCALF Bardstown EDWARD B. MEYER Louisville JOHN W. MEYER II Louisville MARCIA A. MIDDLETON Louisville Richmond's own Exiles perform at the Home coming Dance. 532 FRESHMENXMAR-MID xiles Open Homecomingwxctivities WILLIAM K. MILBURN Louisville KATHY MILHEIM Dayton, Ohio BETTY S. MILLER Tyner GERALD R. MILLER Louisville JACK D. MILLER East Bernstadt MARK A. MILLER Lawrenceburg, Indiana MAUDE L. MILLER Jackson LINDA D. MILLION Harrodsburg DENNIS G. MILLS Owensboro GERALD D. MILLS Brooks CHRISTOPHER C. MINCH Xenia, Ohio DAVID C. MINNEMAN Dayton, Ohio BRUCE T. MITCHELL Louisville KENNETH W. MITCHELL Lexington LINDA D. MITTEL Louisville JAMIE A. MOAK Lexington RICHARD L. MOLYNEAUX Bardstown .ICANN MONTGOMERY Danville MARCIA G. MONTGOMERY Versailles JANICE C. MORGAN Montreal, Canada VICKI A. MORGAN Smithfield ALICE M. MOORE Milford, Ohio BECKY J. ,MOORE Louisville CAROL J. MOORE Florence HUBBARD K. MOORE II Dayton, Ohio JAMES B. MOORE Berea JERRY W. MOORE Bedford JOSEPH M. MOORE Bardstown KENNETH E. MOORE II Versailles LEOMARIE MOORE Louisville MARVIN L. MOORE Hamilton, Ohio PAULA C. MOORE Frankfort PAULA F. MOORE Orkney REID MOORE Campbellsburg RHONDA L. MOORE Mount Sterling ROBERT T. MOORE New Castle RUTH D. MOORE Lexington SUSAN G. MOORE Independence MARY H. MOORHEAD Versailles, Indiana BRENDA G. MORRIS Hazard COLLEEN C. MORRIS Louisville DAVID C. MORRIS Harrodsburg FREEDA MORRIS Lexington LINDA L. MORRIS Louisville DAVID A. MORROW Monticello PATRICIA C. MORSE Shelbyville SAMMY L. MOSLEY Pikeville ALISON A. MOSTER Brookville, Indiana KATHY J. MOTLEY Ezel BONNIE L. MULLINS Roanoke, Virginia JULIA K. MULLINS Campbellsville LOUISE MULLINS Hazard JANE E. MURPHY Fairfield, Ohio VICKI P. MURPHY Waddy GLENNA M. MURRAY Valley Station CYNTHIA A. MYERS Richmond LINDA J. MYERS Winchester DARLENE Y. NALL Ashland LOTTIE K. NALLY Bardstown JANET NAVARIN Arlington, Virginia MICHAEL J. NEAL Eminence VICKI S. NEAL Danville ELIZABETH T. NEELY Cincinnati, Ohio JOSEPH J. NEFF Thornwood, New York CHERYL E. NEISWINGER New Carlisle, Ohio RICHARD W. NELTNER Fort Thomas MARY M. NEWSOME Stanford ANTHONY Q. NEWTON Irvine DAVID L. NICHOLAS Hodgenville MARTY A. NICHOLSON Brandenburg POLLY M. NICKELS Winchester MALCOLM E. NICKSON Norwood, Ohio FRESHMENXMIL NIC 533 MELODY S. NIEMANN Cincinnati, Ohio CARL O. NOE Harlan BARBARA S. NOLAN Manchester PHILLIP R. NORMAN Liberty FRED A. NORTHEN Louisville EDWARD T. NORTON Lexington STEPHEN M. NORTON Lexington CHARLEY S. NORVELL Corbin GLENDA S. NORVELL Corbin BETH A. NUTTY Brookville, Indiana NORA A. NYERGES Teheran, Iran KATHRYN L. OAKLEY Louisville CAROL D. O'DELL Ashland DIANA L. ODITT Dayton, Ohio STEVEN D. OGDEN Milton BRENDA S. OLDFIELD Mount Sterling DEBORAH S. OLDS Vevay, Indiana JUDY A. OLGES Louisville - LONNIE W. OLIVER Richmond PETER N. OLIVER Madison, New Jersey PETER L. OLSEN Lexington KENNETH D. ORMAN Louisville DEBORAH D. ORME Stanton GREGORY A. OSBORNE Dayton, Ohio LINDA C. OSBORNE Corbin RONDAL B, OSBORNE Independence PAMELA OSTEN Lexington JANIE L. OWEN Louisville LINDA K. OWENS Berea ROSSY G. PALACIOS California CRAIG A. PALMER Cape Cod, Massachusetts SUSAN J. PALMER Cynthiana KATHRYN A. PARIS Louisville STEVE H. PARK Richmond LOUIS E. PARKER ll Frankfort REBECCA A. PARKER Bardstown 534 FRESHMENIN I E-PAR 1 l. f ' -W L gy T lf' .xi , vifhi . xx L- -i M 5 . ' i lll l F- ' E. ,X 1 :Jil ' ,l Art students aren't actually messy, just Creati Ctive Participation Aids Learning .ah , . . ii I I: F I ff, i W- if l 55. 5 nga v V Y -1. . . .f.Y . .. ff ,wg Q4 as if .' 41. .' Ii LARRY R. PARKS Wilmore COLE PARSONS Burlington DONALD E. PARSONS Winchester JANNA L. PARTIN Williamsburg MARSHA A. PARTUSCH Louisville DEBORAH L. PASHLEY Northfield, New Jer DARLENE PATIERNO Virgie DAVID R. PAYNE Glasgow GERALD E. PAYNE London JOHN H. PAYNE Danville SANDRA K. PAYNE Richmond MARTY J. PAYTON Raceland JOHN K. PEACE Elizabethtown CYNTHIA K. PEARCE Anchorage DONALD W. PEARCE Park Hills KENNETH C. PEARSON Louisville THOMAS C. PEARSON Carthage, Indiana JOHN W. PEAVLER Harrodsburg BETTY A. PENDERGRASS Harrodsburg KATHLEEN PENN Cynthiana LARRY W. PENNINGTON Bowling Green VICKI A. PENNIX London DEBORAH J. PERRY Richmond KEITH M. PERRY Port Royal PATSY E. PERSELL Bedford BEVERLY J. PETERS South Shore KAREN R. PETERS Fort Thomas SUSAN M. PETERS Covington LARRY R. PEYTON Harrodsburg MARJORIE A. PFALZGRAF Burlington JUDY C, PFANNENSCHMIDT Valley Station BEVERLY A. PHELPS Columbia CARL E. PHELPS Somerset CHARLOTTE J. PHELPS Norwood, Ohio BARBARA L. PHILLIPS Phelps MICHAEL E., PHILLIPS Shepherdsville CLARA E. PHILPOT Manchester PATRICIA D. PIERSON Covington JANET M. PIGMAN Jackson PAULA R. PIPPEN Lexington DANIEL R. POFF Cincinnati, Ohio DIANE POLLER Louisville ' MICHAEL K. POOLE Winchester JAMES R. POPE Lexington CATHIE L. PORT North Syracuse, New York NIKKI R. PORTER Harroclsburg PATRICIA J. POTTS Fairdale JERRY L. POULTER Shelbyville sey FRESHMENXPAR POU 535 Sharing Ideas DeveIopsgBetter Understandin LARRY PRATER Prestonsburg DIANNE C. PREECE Louisa MICHAEL PRESTON Lancaster BARBARA J. PRICE Greenfield, Ohio NORMA R. PRICE Magnolia JANICE PRIDEMORE Jeremiah JANICE A. PROSS Cold Springs WILLIAM T. PRUITT Louisviile JENNY L. PUGH Vanceburg REBECCA J. RADCLIFFE Shelbyville DEBRA K. RAISTRICK Jamestown, New York FRANKEE C. RAKES Lebanon LINDA L. RALEY Lebanon CLAUDIA K. RAMEY Lexington DIANNA L. RAMEY Lebanon, Virginia SCHEILA B. RAMEY Park Hills WILLIAM R. RAMEY Vandalia, Ohio BARBARA G. RAMSEY Albany DANNY C. RAMSEY McKee DOUGLAS E. RAMSEY Louisville RANDY E. RANDOLPH Glassboro, New Jersey BRENDA L. RANKIN Stanford CATHERINE E. RANSON Highland Heights ' JOSEPH G. RAPP Louisville BARRY M. RATLIFF Elkhorn City DIANA B. RATLIFF Pikeville JAMES M. RATLIFF Elkhorn City CATHY S. RAUSH Centerville, Ohio DORIS J. RAY Louisville JOAN R. RAY Louisville CHARLES O. REASON, JR. Troy, Ohio 1 CHRISTINE E. RECKLEY Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania I DEBBIE A. REDMON Louisville HANNAH L. REED Middletown, Ohio MARY L. REED Louisville BRENDA L. REITER Louisville DANNY D. RENFRO Richmond JEFFREY T. REPPER Middletown, Ohio TERRY H. REQUARDT Fort Mitchell EUGENE P. REYNOLDS Frankfort MARY L. REYNOLDS Pikeville BOBBIE J. RHINEHIMER Nicholasville GEORGE L. RICE Lexington PEGGY D. RICE Danville ROSEMARY RICE Lexington STEPHEN P. RICE Frankfort VICKE S. RICE Cincinnati, Ohio KAREN R. RICHARDSON Irvine ORESTES RICHARDSON Danville VICKI L. RICHARDSON Louisville CHRISTINE E. RICHENS Louisville MARY D. RICKWALD Louisville LaSANDRA E. RIDLEY Louisville CHANDRA R. RIGNEY Richmond LINDA K. RILEY Dayton, Ohio REBECCA T. RILEY Irvine KATHLEEN D. ROBERTSON Lebanon VICTORIA G. ROBERTSON Waynesburg HULITA G. ROBINETTE Majestic PATRICIA G. ROBINSON Louisville PEGGY J. ROBINSON London VIRGINIA K. ROBINSON London WAYNE ROBINSON Manchester GARY W. ROE Miamisburg, Ohio MICHAEL P. ROE Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio BONNIE K. ROGERS South Shore ELSIE M. ROGERS Columbia KATHIE J. ROGERS Newport MICHAEL A. ROGERS Stanford DEBBIE F. ROSE Lexington WILMA K. ROSE Hazel Green SARA A. ROSENBERG Dayton, Ohio 536 FRESHMENXPRA-ROS RANELLE ROSENSTEIN Frankfort GREGORY A. ROSING Fort Thomas NANCY F. ROSS Lawrenceburg CHARLOTTE L. ROWLETT Corbin LANA F. ROY Hebron JAMES L. ROYALTY Shelbyville PATRICIA G. ROYALTY Willisburg STEPHEN B. ROYALTY Louisville ROSELYN M. RUCKER Simpsonville LAWRENCE P. RUDD Brooksville CAROLYN A. RUFF Cincinnati, Ohio PHILLIP T. RUSHER Fort Mifchell CHERYL A. RUSSELL Luulsville JOE D. RUSSELL London PATRICIA K. RUSSELL Danville DEBORAH A. RUST Saint Paris, Ohio SHIRLEY I. RUSTERHOLZ Clnclnnafl, Ohio MARIANNE RYAN Newporf PATRICK R. RYAN Elsmere DONALD M. SALSBURY Greensburg KATHY G. SALVOCCI West Mifflin, Pennsylvania MARLA E. SAMPLE Louisville ELIZABETH A. SAMPLES Harrodsburg JANET M. SAMS Manchester Panel discussions provide a means of enlarging one's views on a subiecf. FRESHMENXROS-SAM 537 MARVIN A. SANDERS Ill Prospecf CARL R. SARGENT Brodhead CAROLYN S. SATCHWELL Warsaw GAYLE A. SAVAGE Flemingsburg WILLIAM C. SAWYER Louisville DARRELL E. SAWYERS Manchesfer LINDA L. SCHLOSSER Fort Thomas JOHN T. SCHMIDT Miami, Florida LARRY P. SCHMIDT Miami, Florida DONALD B. SCHNEIDER Independence ' JERRY R. SCHOENLEBER Linwood, New Jersey ,,' STEPHEN P. SCHOMAKER Highland Heights JANE L. SCHORK Louisville MARY J. SCHWARTZ Flemingsburg PAULINE SCHWARTZ Flemingsburg STEPHEN H. SCHWARTZ Louisville On an early Spring'cIay Mr. Jirran holds a social scnence class in the Ravine. 538 FRESHMENXSAN-SCH 3 V -'-f-'svn' ' . ' .. X ' 1.4.1-'.,a-.-w Lg, -.fgff,'kj, . i f I Sf I .1 If I 'TQ It II' I :Y '-.1 pring Brings Classes Outdoors JEANINE C. SCHWETTMAN Cincinnati, Ohio KENNETH W. SCHWING Lawrenceburg, Indiana ALBERT L. SCOTT II Bedford DANA K. SCOTT Dover DONNA F. SCOTT Ripley, Ohio GEORGE W. SCOTT Shelbyville LINDA S. SCOTT Cynthiana THOMAS A. SCOTT Newport SUSAN L. SCRIBER Shelbyville WAYNE V. SCUDDER Warsaw SYDNEY A. SEARCY Shelbyville TERESA A. SEARCY Lexington PAMELA L. SEBASTIAN Paint Lick DEBBIE A. SEIFERID Georgetown RONALD A. SEITER Marion, Ohio BARBARA R. SELBY Harrodsburg STEPHEN P. SELLS Valley Station MAUREEN L. SENSEL Lookout Heights JEFFREY K. SETTLES Springfield JAMES D. SHADE West Milton, Ohio ROBERT W. SHADWICK Bethlehem JOHN W. SHAFFIELD II Lexington WILLIAM K. SHARP Lockport JIMMY Q. SHAW Hodgenville BARBARA L. SHAY Newport DEBORAH A. SHEETS Valley Station JOHN J. SHEKELL Louisville RICHARD S. SHELLEY Dayton, Ohio KAREN E. SHELTON Louisville TERESA J. SHEPHERD Springfield, Ohio JACKIE L. SHEWMAKER Springfield SUSAN R. SHEWMAKER Harrodsburg SHERRILL L. SHIELDS Lawrenceburg JOYCE E. SHIPMAN Sidney, Ohio MARY R. SHORT Winchester NANCY D. SHORT Richmond SHERRYL I. SHRADER Louisville SUSAN J. SHARDER Louisville CLIFTON J. SHROUT Winchester DAVID L. SHROUT Mount Sterling JODIE C. SHUCK Shelbyville ELIZABETH E. SHUFFLEBARGER Cynthiana TERRY L. sHuLL Dry Ridge JALIL A. SHUNNARA Louisville JAMES M. SIDEBOTTOM Greensburg DAVID A. SIEREVELD Fort Thomas PAMELA L. SIMCOE Shepherdsville VICKIE A. SIMMONS Lexington BONITA F. SIMPSON Lexington DEBORAH A. SIMPSON Owenton LARRY R. SIMPSON Louisville SANDI K. SIMPSON Lakeside Park LARRY B. SIMS Mount Olivet. MARY K. SIMS Wilmore ANNA J. SINGLETON Manchester MARTHA L. SKIDMORE Elizabethtown JAMES D. SLATER Aflex GARY A. SLAUGHTER Taylorsville LINDA K. SLOAN Rochester, Michigan DEBORAH K. SLUDER Winchester JOHN D. SMALL Franklin, Ohio CHARLES M. SMALLEY Hindman BARRY L. SMALLWOOD Lexington ARLIENE SMITH Manchester BARRY D. SMITH Middlesboro BENNITA J. SMITH Cincinnati, Ohio BLONDIE S. SMITH Manchester CATHY J. SMITH Gray Hawk CONSTANCE R. SMITH Lovely DENISE D. SMITH Louisville DENNIS H. SMITH Fort Thomas ELLEN S. SMITH Manchester FRESHMENISCH-SMI 539 Globetrotters Entertain Eastern Student JAMES C. SMITH Berea JANET P. SMITH Campbellsville JERRY M. SMITH Crab Orchard JIMMIE J. SMITH Manchester JOHN N. SMITH Louisville JOYCE M. SMITH Louisville MARTHA C. SMITH Lebanon THOMAS A. SMITH Erlanger YVONNE C. SMITH Louisville BARBARA C. SMITHER Shelbyville TERESA J. SMITHER Scott Air Force Base, Illinois BILLIE J. SMOTHERS Louisville DAVID M. SNELLEN Elizabethtown CHERYL K. SNIDER Sabina, Ohio RICHARD R. SNOWDEN Ravenna BUFORD E. SORRELL Mount Sterling DEBORAH A. SORRELL Cynfhfana MARILY K. SORRELS FOIT Mitchell SAMUEL L. SPALDING Lebanon DONNA G. SPENCER Williamsburg KAREN P. SPERRY Hindman MELANIE A. SPICER Beaffyville JERRY F. SPRING Cynfhiana DONNA C. SPRINGATE Louisville BRENDA J. SPURLOCK Norwood, Ohio JACKIE S. STAGGE Cincinnati, Ohio GARY L. STAGGS Fairfield, Ohio DIANE STALKER Pleasureville CHARLES C. STALLINGS Springfield DAVID W. STAMPS Louisville CONNIE L. STANDAFER West Carrollton, Ohio VIRGINIA K. STANFIELD Flemingsburg CHARLENE A. STANSEL Erlanger DAVID L. STATEN Ashland VICTOR S. STEFFEN Alexandria ALLAN R. STEINBERG Harlan JAMIE L. STEPHENS Lexington MARY G. STEPHENS Versailles TERRY G. STEPHENS Lawrenceburg, Indiana NORMAN H. STEPP Lexington MARSHA F. STERCHI Valley Station KENT STEVENS Mount Eden MARGARET G. STEWART Perryville RAYMOND W. STEWART Warsaw KENNETH H. STILES Louisville VICKI L. STOCKER Richmond LEE D. STOKES Louisville DAVID W. STONE Bardstown RONALD E. STONE Louisville SUSAN E. STORN Newport ROBIN N. STORY Springfield, Ohio NANCY A. STRAKA Louisville CHERI J. STRANGE Louisville ROXIE C. STRATTON Bondville PATRICIA A. STREHLE Northfield, New Jersey JANICE L. STRICKLAND Louisville 540 FRESHMENfSMI-STR DEBORAH E. STRONG Beattyville SHARON G. STROUD Louisville CARL E. STUCKER Shelbyville DEBBY L. STULTZ Nonivood, Ohio JUDELLE SULLIVAN Greensburg TERRY W. SULLIVAN Henderson BRENDA L. SUMMERS Shelbyville MARGARET K. SUMMERS Mount Sterling THOMAS E. SWANSON Louisville DERYL L. SWEENEY Fisherville JUDY N. SWINDLER Shelbyville CARLA K. SWOPE Dayton, Ohio RANDALL D. SYDNOR Louisville SUSAN A. TACY Cincinnati, Ohio EDWIN M. TALLENT Albany JENNEFER L. TANNER Freeburn ALICE F. TAPP Carlisle KATHLEEN S. TATE Ashland IDA L. TATMAN Lexington ANN R. TAYLOR Lexington BILLY J. TAYLOR Richmond CHARLES B. TAYLOR Melbourne CLAUDIA G. TAYLOR Frankfort DENNIS A. TAYLOR London DIANA R. TAYLOR North Vernon, Indiana DIANNE L. TAYLOR Paducah JOHN M. TAYLOR Nicholasville RITA c. TAYLOR Dry Ridge RODNEY G. TAYLOR Nicholasville SUSAN L. TAYLOR Winchester TERRY C. TAYLOR Bloomfield J. DARRYL TEDDER Louisville SALLY J. TENLEY Pikeville MARCIA A. TENRY Glasgow LARRY A. THACKER Richmond GERALD A. THOMAS Woodbridge, Virginia PATRICIA A. THOMAS Elizabethtown RICK J. THOMAS Paris ALFRED E. THOMPSON Owensboro BILLY R. THOMPSON Feds Creek ELWANDA THOMPSON Feds Creek EMILY C. THOMPSON Dayton, Ohio FREDRICK B. THOMPSON Calvin PRISCILLA J. THOMPSON Louisville FRESHMENX STR THO 541 ROBERT L. THOMPSON Harrodsburg WESLEY S. THORNTON Jeffersontown WILLIAM S. THURMAN Richmond LEAH TICHENOR Brandenburg CHARLES T. TIDWELL Louisville JAMES E. TILLMAN Louisville IVA K. TINDALL Campbellsburg GARY R. TIPTON Shelbyville JOHN W. TODD South Lebanon, Ohio WILLIAM R. TOMLINSON Evarts JAMES M. TOOHEY Paris DEBORAH K. TOOLE Carrollton DAVID A. TOTH Jenkins CAROLEEN TOWNSEND Stanton TERI TOWNSEND Wilmington, Ohio BARBARA A. TRAMEL West Van Lear ROGER W. TRAMMELL Pine Knot CHRIS T. TREES Louisville STEVEN B. TRIBBLE Richmond TERRY N. TRIMBLE Pikeville ANN D. TRITSCHLER Brandenburg THOMAS G. TRIVETTE Georgetown .IAYNE TROUTMAN Calhoun MICHAEL I.. TRULOCK Austin, Indiana JAMES N. TUDOR Louisville EDWARD R. TUGGLE Monticello DEBBIE G. TULLY Benton CAROL J. TURNER Maysville CAROLYN S. TURNER Elliston CLIFFORD H. TURNER Louisville DELORIS B. TURNER Jackson JOYCE A. TURNER Franklin, Ohio NOAL M. TURNER McKee REX K. TURNER Lancaster WILLIAM M. TURNER Louisville VAULTY R. TYREE Irvine 542 FRESHMENITHO-TYR .Ng These coeds enioy the atmosphere of the Ravine a study area. avlne Remains Favorite Place of Stud JAMES A. UTHE Highland Heights BERNIE L. UTTERBACK Louisville GLORIA D. VANBEVER Richmond JOHN E. VANDYKE Eminence SUSAN M. VANSICKLE Bolivar, Ohio CARMEN R. VANWINKLE Richmond GARY L. VARNER Cynthiana LINDA S. VAUGHN Richmond DAVID L. VERNON Junction City ERNEST R. VICARS Lexington WAYNE D. VICE Corbin MICHAEL J. VICKERS Cold Spring RONDA G. VICKERS Mummie TERRY L. VINSON Shelbyville LINDA J. VITATOE Wheelwright LINDA G. VONKANEL Louisville GLORIA J. VOTAW Harrodsburg FRED B. WACHS Lexington DEBRA K. WADE Ashland CONNIE W. WAGGENER Campbellsville CHARLOTTE L. WAITS La Grange JUNE L. WAKEFIELD Fourmile BARBARA J. WALKER Manchester ERNEST R. WALKER Elkhorn City JACKIE S. WALKER Nicholasville NANCY E. WALKER Louisville ARTYE M. WALTERS Louisville DANIEL D. WALTERS Newark, Ohio GLEN J. WALTERS Bulan HELEN WAN Hong Kong RICHARD L. WARD Louisville SARAH K. WARD Paint Lick SHARON L. WARD Louisville THOMAS A. WARDELL Lexington RONNIE G. WARDRIP Lancaster MELVIN K. WARNER Fisherville CATHERINE WATHEN Bardstown HAZEL M. WATHEN Henderson PATRICIA C. WATSON Frankfort SYLVIA L. WATSON Walton DONNA R. WAUGH Carlisle ROY E. WEBB Willingboro, New Jersey TERESA L. WEBB Ashland MARITA F. WEBSTER Glencoe DELORES L. WEDDINGTON Pikeville EVE M. WEESE Dayton, Ohio ROBERTA L. WEIMER Louisville JOHN WEISSINGER Lexington DAVID B. WELLS Lexington ELIZABETH A. WELLS Richmond TERRY L. WELLS Richmond SARA A. WELSH Richmond SUE E. WENDLING New Carlisle, Ohio ROBERT K. WEST Louisville DONNA R. WESTER Lexington GLORIA L. WESTERMAN Louisville JAMES C. WESTFALL Mount Clemens RICHARD H. WESTON II Richmond ROBIN L. WESTON Louisville WALTER N. WESTRICH Okeana, Ohio STEVEN E. WEYRICH Hackensack, New J GREG K. WHALEN Park Hills MARY K. WHEATLEY Springfield BRENDA D. WHEELER Salyersville DENISE WHEELER Westerville, Ohio RICHARD WHEELER Ashland JILL S. WHICKER McKee CLIFFORD D. WHITAKER Cynthiana JIMMY WHITAKER Louisville DAVID E. WHITE Richmond EARL E. WHITE Harlan GREGORY R. WHITE Lexington FRESHMENIUTH WHI 543 ersey Mulebarn Opens for Student Enjoymen JO E. WHITE Dover STEPHEN G. WHITE Frankfort HARRY L. WHITEHILL Alexandria SHERRY L. WHITLOW Louisville DENNIS E. WHITT Phelps JENNY L. WHITTAKER Lancaster ANDRA V. WICKLUND Independence BETH A. WIENER Canton, Ohio YVONNE R. WILBURN Cincinnati, Ohio RONNIE L. WILCHER Hustonville BONNIE L. WILKERSON Louisville WILLIAM C. WILKERSON Perryville LIZABETH L. WILKINS Dayton, Ohio DANA L. WILKINSON Scottsville LINDA MICHELLE WILKINSON Berea DONALD L. WILLIAMS Shelbyville JANEY E. WILLIAMS Louisville JEFFREY L. WILLIAMS Fern Creek KENNETH L. WILLIAMS Wilmington, Ohio MARGARET S. WILLIAMS Jamestown MARK H. WILLIAMS Lexington ROBERT L. WILLIAMS South Portsmouth TED J. WILLIAMS Mason, Ohio LONNIE E. WILLIAMSON lnez PAUL E. WILLIAMSON Lexington , DENNIS R. WILLIAN Louisville PATRICIA A. WILLIAN Hodgenville BRENDA D. WILLINGHAM Lily MACY WILLIS Corbin HIRAM D. WILSON Milford, Ohio REBECCA J. WILSON Harrodsburg ROBERT L. WILSON Tyner MONICA A. WIMSETT Louisville ROGER A. WINKLE Cynthiana ROBERT G. WINKLER Rushville, Indiana GARY B. WINN Florence CATHY L. WINNER Cincinnafi, Ohio BRENDA F. WISE Perryville JAMES R. WISE Louisville ARNOLD R. WITT Goshen, Indiana MALCOMB M. WITT Paris DENNIS R. WOLFE Covington THOMAS C. WOLFE Elsmere JACKIE L. WOLFORD Phelps ROBERT A. WOLFZORN Fort Thomas TIN-JOR WONG Hong Kong BRENDA L. WOOD South Shore 544 FRESHMENIWHI-WOO MICHAEL G. WOOD Bethlehem MICHAEL E. WOODS Florence SANDRA L. WOODS Louisville BARBARA F. WOODWARD London GEORGE G. WOODWARD Lafayette, Louisiana KATHY D. WOOLDRIDGE Owensboro LARRY V. WOOTEN Louisville DALE A. WORCESTER Louisville TEDDY A. WORKMAN Dry Ridge MARY A. WOZNY Louisville EDDIE M. WRAY Berea ALVIN WREN Lebanon NORMA A. WRIGHT Junction City PAMELA V. WRIGHT Lexington SANDRA K. WRIGHT Cincinnati, Ohio SHERRI L. WRIGHT Lexington TOM W. WRIGHT South Shore SANDRA J. WYATT Corbin MARY J. WYNKOOP Eaton, Ohio - MARK E. WYSOCKI Fern Creek DIANA C. YADEN Liberty GEORGE E. YATES Pompano Beach, Florida GARNIE A. YEAGER Bondville DON R. YELLMAN Granada Hills, California DOUGLAS E. YOAKUM Middlesboro CONNIE S. YORK Richmond GLENDON W. YORK Tyner DAVID R. YOUNG Tompkinsville DEBORAH A. YOUNG Danville KATHLEEN M. YOUNG Junction City JEANIE E. ZIEGENFUS Silver Spring, Maryland DENNIS C. ZION Bellevue Students relax during a dance at the Mulebarn after an Eastern football victory. FRESHMENXWOO-ZIO 545 Second Semester Brings New Student PATRICIA A. ABELL Louisville REVELLA A. ABERCRUMBIE Danville JAMES G. ADAMS Florence WENDY R. ALLAN Cincinnati, Ohio CAROL A. ANDERSON Hazard MATTHEW BARGO Gray CORDELIA BELL Paris LINDA G. BILITER Pikeville MARY E. BLACK Flat Lick MICHAEL W. BREEDEN Ludlow KATHY BREUEL Miami, Florida CARLENE E. BURKHEAD Winchester KENNETH R. CARMICHAEL Dayton, Ohio TONI J. CHAMBERS Erlanger ROBERT M. CHILTON Turners Station MURRAY B. CLARK JR. Mt. Washington MINNIE L. CLAY Berea EVELYN B. COLE Louisville DIANN K. CRAWFORD Winnsboro, Texas STEPHEN W. CRENSHAW Louisville DIANA L. DIBBLE Ft. Lauderdale, Florida KAREN L. EDWARDS Louisville BETTY J. ELAM Louisville WINSTON A. EMMANUEL Arima, Trinidad SANDRA L. FELTNER Hardburly DONALD R. FILER Lexington MARK A. FLEM'NG Cincinnati, Ohio REX D. FORTNER Florence NOLEN W. FREEMAN Lexington GILLIAN C. FULLWOOD Louisville MARTIN W. GREGORY Fredonia, New York ROBERT J. HAMSLEY Fort Knox CONNIE A. HANEY, New Boston, Ohio ROBERT M. HARRIS Auxler GUY HATFIELD twine RANDALL A. HAYES Betsy Layne CAROLYN R. HEADDEN Louisville JOYCE M. HETZEL Hebron LANA S. HICKEY Pikeville CAROL L. HIRTZINGER Springfield, Ohio ANNEMARIE HOELZLE Fremont, Ohio TANYA L. HOLBROOK Washington Courthouse Ohio WILLIAM M. HOLBROOK Pleasure Ridge Park G. TRENTON HOLTSBERRY Worthington, Ohio MARILYN R. HORNSBY Booneville JODY E. HUGHES Sinai KEITH JAMES Lawrenceburg VALERI J. JOHNS Lexington STEPHEN JOHNSON III Oberlin, Ohio SHARYAN L. KIDD Dayton MARGI A. KOENIG Springfield, Ohio JOHN R. LANIER London DEBORAH E. LAWRENCE Louisville ERIC W. LINDBLOM Miami, Florida SHARON R. LIST Dayton, Ohio RICHARD C. LOEWENSTINE Cincinnati, Ohio MARGIE B. LOGAN Wheelwright SUSAL P. LUCAS Englewood, Ohio BOYD L. LYNCH Louisville GREGORY T. MARQUIS Erlanger CLAUDIA M. MARSHALL Carlisle PAMELA A. MARTENS Battle Creek, Michigan KAREN MEENACH Cold Spring JOHN T. MILLER Russell Springs ROSS W. MILLS Frankfort NORMA C. OAKS Beattyville CAROL L. OLIVER Winchester DORIS A. OLIVER Cincinnati, Ohio AUDEEN PACE Winchester PATRICK G. PICARD Somerset ED. A. PRICE Louisville PAMELA J. PRYSE Valley Station 546 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTSIABE-PRY Flying kites becomes a new sport as Spring comes to Eas1ern's campus. MELVYN F. QUIERO Richmond DEBORAH J. RAPP Louisville ROGER L. RAYBOULD Lexington CHERYL A. REED Medina, Ohio BETTYANN RICE Paris PAMELA E. RISK Frankfort KENNETH W. ROBEY Lexington PAUL R. ROBINSON Fort Wright SAM L. RUDER London JAMES S. SCOTT JR. Louisville KRISTINE SHAURER Ludlow Falls, Ohio PHYLLIS J. SHEPHERD Mt. Vernon TERRIE L. SHUCK Carollton PIMSUDA SIRIMANOND Bangkok, Thailand BILLY C. SMITH Manchester DANNY M. SMITH Manchester JILL E. SNYDER Columbus, Ohio CINDY M. SPRATT Louisville JOHN M. STEGNER New Carlisle, Ohio CHARLES W. STEPHENSON Husfonville WILLIAM B. STEVENS Pineville RENA R. STOLT Wyoming, Michigan MICHAEL B. TACKETT Virgie BOBBI J. TAYLOR Louisville WILLIAM E. TAYLOR Honey Bee BRUCE W. TEAGUE Dayton, Ohio JAMES W. THORNTON Braclforclsville CHARLOTTE TRAMMELL Pine Knot JAMES E. VAUGHAN Mechanicsville, Virginia ANGA L. WAGERS Berea JERRY E. WEBB Somerville, Ohio DENNIS W. WIGGINS Cincinnati, Ohio JULIA A. WILLIAMS Lexington JAMES D. WI'IT Orlando SHARON K. WORRELL Richmond M. CHRISTOPHER ZINSER Louisville SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTSXQUI-ZIN 547 MTI! 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ABERCRUMBIE, PAUL E., Covington, President, Uni- versity Ensemble, Vice-President, Omega Phi Psi, Student Council, Student Court, Concert Choir, Men's Glee Club, ROTC Chorus. p. 385. ABNEY, GARY C., Richmond, Treasurer, Circle K. p. 385. ACHZEHNER, BEVERLY ANN, Ft. Thomas, SNEA, College Republicans. p. 385. ACTON, NEVELYN N., Danville, ACE. p. 385. ADAMS, BARBARA A., Richmond, Sociology Club, Kappa Pi. p. 385. ADAMS, CAROL M., Monticello. p. 385. ADAMS, CHARLES W., Newcastle, Industrial Educa- tion Club. p. 385. ADAMS, CYNTHIA R., Newport. p. 385. ADAMS, EMIL G., Rising Sun, Indiana. p. 385. ADAMS, GWENDOLYN S., Rising Sun, Indiana. p. 385. ADAMS, MADELYN K., Cynthiana, Young Republi- cans, Sociology Club. p. 385. ADAMS, MARK W., Cincinnati, Ohio, Treasurer, Westminster Fellowship, Young Republicans p. 385. ADAMS, MARTIN J., Blackey. p. 385. Senior Credits ADAMS, ROBERT E., Newport, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Phi Mu, Alpha, Kappa Iota Epsilon. p. 385. ADAMS, SHARON R., Erlanger, Kappa Delta Tau. p. 385. ADKINS, KENNETH R., Lexington. p. 385. AKERS, JAY E., Anderson, Indiana, Theta Chi. p. 385. AKERS, JON R., Kettering, Ohio. p. 385. ALEXANDER, JAMES G., Harrodsburg, Kappa Iota Epsilon, Omicron Kappa Alpha, Who's Who. p. 385. Alrolzo, Nol-loRA M., Danville, spanish Club. p. 385. ALLEN, CLINTON S., Richmond. p. 385. ALLEN, NORBERT C., Miamisburg,'Ohio. p. 385. ALLEY, BRENDA D., Belfry. p. ass. ALLEY, CLAUDE F., Richmond. p. 385. ALLEY, JUDITH L., Lexington, Student Council Rep- resentative, Art Club. p. 385. ALLISON, RONALD E., Corning, New York, Alpha Chi Alpha, Treasurer, Palmer Hall Dorm Council. p. 385. ALLISON, STEVEN R., Lexington. p. 385. AMBURGEY, E. GARY, New Carlisle, Ohio, Alpha Delta Epsilon. p. 386. AMES, LOUIS L., Evansville, Indiana, Iota Lambda Sigma, Circle K, Student Council Representative, Industrial Education Club. p. 386. ANDAY, BETTY B., Bardstown, CWENS, Kappa D ta Pi. p. 386. ANDERSON, ELLIS C., Cincinnati, Ohio, Phi Del Theta. p. 386. ANDREWS, PAUL P., Southampton, New York. 386. ANGEL, ELIZABETH D., Lebanon. p. 386. ANGUS, GLENN E., Owosso, Michigan, Phi Mu pha, Eastern Symphony Orchestra, KYMA, Kap Delta Pi, Student Council. p. 386. ANSLEY, JOAN KAY, Kenton, Ohio, Young Repu licans. p. 386. APPLEGATE, BEVERLY K., Manchester, Ohio, Mar ing Band, Eastern Dance Theater, Symphon Band, Young Republicans. p. 386. AQUINO, ENRICO P., Haskell, New Jersey, MEN Dance Band, Symphonic Band. p. 386. ARGABRIGHT, TIM A., Anderson, Indiana, Bask ball, Delta Epsilon, E Club. p. 386. ARMSTRONG, HUGH, JR., Louisville, Omega P Psi, University Ensemble. p. 386. ARNEY, JANICE LEE, Ghent, Canterbury Club, S retary-Treasurer, SNEA, McGregor House Cou cll. p. 387. ARNOLD, DOUGLAS MICHAEL, Jamestown, Ne York, No. 9 Kappa Alpha Order. p. 387. ARNOLD, GERALD WILLIAM, Erlanger, Collegia Chapter of AMA. p. 387. 550 INDEX 8. DIRJECTORYXSENIOR CREDITS The long awaited day has finally arrived and with a smile of ioy this coed eagerly accepts her diplom INOLD, LINDA KAY, Louisville, Vice-President, -Women's Officiating Services. p. 387. JGSPURGER, KAREN ELAINE, Eaton, Ohio, Kappa Delta Tau, Collegiate Pentacle, SNEA. p. 387. JSTIN, MARK ARTHUR, Richmond, Kappa Pi. p. 387. B XBER, JERRY ANN, Paris, SNEA, Young Republi- cans. p. 387. XBINSKI, VALERIE ALDONNA, Manville, New Jersey, HPER, SNEA, Gymnastic Team, Secretary, Little Colonel Drill Team, ROTC Sponsor. p. 387. ADER, JULIANA, Jeffersontown, Newman Club, SNEA, ACE. p. 387. AGWELL, RONALD CAMPBELL, Lebanon, Iota Lambda Sigma, Industrial Arts Club. p. 387. LHNS, STEPHEN C., Centerville, Ohio, Phi Delta Theta. p. 387. AILEY, OSCAR L., Lancaster, SNEA, ACE. p. 387. AKER, ALLEN l-l., Crab Orchard, Football. p. aa7. WKER, AUDREY M., Yerkes. p. 387. -LKER, DANNY c., Walton. p. 387. -LKER, DEWLEY W., Hamilton, Ohio. p. 387. KKER, MARGARET A., Manchester, Young Repub- licans. p. 387. LDINGER, CHARLENE L., Cold Spring, Collegiate Pentacle, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Inter-dorm Council. p. 387. LMOS, JOSEPH T., Cincinnati, Ohio, Iota Lambda Sigma, President, Industrial Education Club, Lit- tle Theater Club, Inter-dorm Council. p. 387. NE, JOSEPH H., Maysville, Student Council, Circle K International, Chamber Choir, Concert Choir, Men's Glee Club, Counter-Guerrilla. p. 387. NNING, MICHAEL L., Louisville. p. 387. NNISTER, DAVID B., Paris. p. 387. RABECK, LARRY, Carteret, New Jersey, Phi MU Alpha Sinfonia, P.R.'s, Band Club. p. 387. RD, BARRY G., Erlanger, ROTC. p. 387. RKER, JOHN J., Louisville, Kappa Alpha, Trea- surer. p. 387. RKHAU, MARSHA J., Erlanger, SNEA, ACE. p. 387. RNARD, MARGARET H., Mt. Sterling, CWENS, Newman Club, Geology Club, Geography Club. p. 387. RNES, DAVID C., Lexington. p. 387. RR, JOY A., Quincy, Ohio, Chamber Choir, Orchestra, CWENS, Oratorio Chorus. p. 388. RTH, LINDA L., Dayton, President, Treasurer, Sec- retary, CIRUNA, Vice President, Polity Society, Young Republicans. p. 388. SI, HASSAN M., Saudi, Arabia, Law Enforcement Association. p. 388. SLER, TOMMY H., Richmond. p. 388. TES, GARY L., Portsmouth, Ohio, P.R.'s, AUSA, Commander, ROTC Band. p. 388. BAUGHMAN, CONSTANCE J., Vandalia, Ohio, SNEA, Secretary. p. 388. BEAGLE, GARY S., Valley Station. p. 388. BENNETT, Lols v., Louisville. p. asa. BEATY, BRENDA S., Dayton, Ohio, SNEA, Phi Al- pha Theta, Collegiate Pentacle. p. 388. BEERS, SALLY E., Allentown, Pennsylvania. p. 388. BEGLEY, JANICE, Buckhorn, Home Ec Club, Student Council Representative, President, Food and Nutrition Club. p. 388. BEGLEY, MYRA S., Lebanon. p. 388. BELCHER, LARRY L., Shepherdsville, PEMM, HYPER, Treasurer, SNEA, ACE. p. 388. BELCHER, LINDA H., Shepherdsville, PEMM, SNEA, Reporter, Vice President, HYPER, WRA, ACE. p. 388. BELL, LANA L., Louisville, Alpha Psi Omega, Vice President, Little Theater Club, Debate Team, Historian,'Vice President, Senior Citation. p. 388. BELL, RITA F., Monticello, Commander of Valian- ettes. p. 388. BENNETT, DAVID L., Louisville, Industrial Educa- tion Club. p. 388. BENNETT, LOIS V., Louisville. p. 388. BENTON, LINDA M., Hazard. p. aaa. BENTON, THOMAS, Paris. p. aaa. BERRY, MARC H., Hazard. p. sea. BERTRAM, CLETUS M., Monticello, Phi Alpha Theta, Who's Who. p. 388. BILESKE, LYNNE M,, Fredonia, New York, Lambda Phi Omega, Chi Omega. p. 388. BILLINGS, THOMAS, Felton, Delaware. p. 388. BINKLEY, WILLIAM T., Goshen, Ohio, Advanced Military Science, Military Police. p. 388. BIR, IRENE E., New'Albany, Indiana. p. 388. BLACKBURN, STEPHEN F., Carrollton, Newman Club, Young Republicans. p. 388. BLANDFORD, EDDIE, Lebanon. p. 388. BLANTON, REUBEN L., Somerset, MENC, SNEA, Band. p. 389. BLOOMER, JILL F., Kettering, Ohio, SNEA, Young Republicans, Newman Club. p. 389. BOARDMAN, ERNEST L., Richmond, Band, DSF. p. 389. BOGLE, CHARLES R., Louisville, KYMA, Young Re- publicans, lnter-dorm Council, AM, MKT. ASSOC. p. 389. BOGLE, CHARLES R., Harrodsburg, Tau Kappa Ep- silon, Business Club. p. 388. BOHANNON, JUDY, D., Bagdad, SNEA, Home Econ- omics Association. p. 390. laOLlN, JOHN s., Moores Hill, Indiana, IHYPER. p. 390. BOLLY, DEITH, E., Lexington, College Republicans, CIRUNA, Student Government. p. 390. BONNELL, JEFFREY C., Worthington, Ohio, Pi Tau Chi, President of Canterbury Club, Secretary of Pi Kappa Alpha, Vice-President of SNEA, Men's Glee Club, Young Republicans, ROTC Chorus, Anglicans, Progress, Who's Who's, Class Student Government Representative. p. 390. BONNY, BILLIE T., Irvine. p. 390. BOTT, JOHN E., louisville. p. 390. BOUCHER, LARRY G., Frankfort, Little Theatre, Young Democrats. p. 390. BOWERS, MICHAEL D., Springfield, Ohio, Phi Delta Theta, Kappa Pi, SNEA, Milestone, ROTC Chorus, Student Government, Class President. p. 390. BOWLING, DAVE, Hamilton, Ohio. p. 390. BOWMAN, MARY A., Stearns, Home Economics Club. p. 390. BOYER, LYNN E., Dayton, Ohio, Delta Upsilon. p. 390. ' BRACKETT, CHARLES T., Pineville. p. 391. BRADY, MICHAEL P., Hamilton, Ohio, Sigma Tau Pl. p. 391. BRAMEL, KENNETH G., Maysville. p. 391. BRANDENBURO, DELORls A., Clay City, ACE, sNEA. p. 391. BRANSCUM, JAMES R., Detroit, Michigan, Account- ing Club. p. 391. BRANTLEY, GARY T., Homestead, Florida. p. 391. BRASSFIELD, CAROL L., Winchester, Milestone, Chi Omega Sorority, ROTC Sponsor, Eastern Dance Theatre, Secretary of House Council. p. 391. BRATTON, WILLIAM F., Richmond. p. 391. BRAUN, ROBERT F., Cincinnati, Ohio, Eastern IED Club. p. 391. BRECHT, THOMAS C., Winchester. p. 391. BRELAND, MONNA G., Louisville, Secretary of Delta Omicron, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 391. BRESLIN, JOHN S., Lexington. p. 391. BREWER, CARL W., Lexington. p. 391. BREWER, KEN E., Franklin, Ohio, Phi Delta Theta. p. 391. BREWSTER, DONNA J., Pekin, Indiana, Valianettes, ACE, SNEA. p. 391. BRICKING, RAYMOND A., Bellevue. p. 391. BRITE, SHARON A., Louisville. p. 391. BRITT, ELAINE W., Vanceburg, Chi Omega Sorority Young Republicans, Capers. p. 391. BROADDUS, DOROTHY F., Ravenna. p. 391. BROTHERS, MICHELE D., Maysville, Chi Omega Sorority, Young Democrats, Home Economics, YWCA, Westminster Fellowship, CIRUNA. p. 391. BROWN, ALICE D., Liberty, SNEA. p. 391. BROWN, BRUCE B., Liberty. p. 392. BROWN, CATHY J., Clifton, New Jersey, ACE, SNEA, Newman Club. p. 392. BROWN, CLARA F., Manchester. p. 392. BROWN, COY J., Brodhead, Kappa Pi. p. 392. BROWN, JIMMY R., Whitesburg, KYMA, Young Democrats, Circle K. p. 392. INDEX 8r DIRECTORYXSENIOR CREDITS 551 aRowN, JoHN w., whlfesbufg. p. 392. BROWN, LIZ., Whitesburg, Young Republicans, ACE. p. 392. BROWN, PATRICIA I., Albany. p. 392. BROWN, RUFUS S., Richmond, Pi Kappa Alpha, Young Republicans. p. 392. BROWN, SUSAN E., Lexington, Delta Zeta, SNEA, ACE. p. 392. BROWN, WILLIAM C., Lexington, Pi Kappa Alpha. p. 392. BROWNING, CAROL A., Lexington, Art Club, CKSS. p. 392. BRUCCHIERI, NANCY C., Louisville, President, Kap- pa Delta Tau, MILESTONE, Managing Editor, Organizations Co-Editor, Treasurer, Alpha Phi Gamma, Student Council, -Pi Tau Chi, College Republicans, Westminster Fellowship, Canterbury Club, Board of Student Publications, Senior Cita- tion, Student Publications. p. 392. BRUEGGEN, GARY S., Dayton, KIE, Oaks, Treasurer of Delta Chi Theta, President of Theta Chi, DMS, Who's Who, Student Council, Inter-fraternity Council, Senior Citation, Military. p. 392. BRUMBUCK, THOMAS G., Goshen. p. 392. BRUNER, ARBLE G., Lancaster. p. 392. BRYANT, CHARLES L., Stanford. p. 392. BRYANT, JAMES D., Hazard, Kappa Iota Epsilon. p. 392. BUCKOLZ, PAUL H., Frankfort. p. 392. BUCKLAND, RALPH S., Berea. p. 392. BUEHLER, CYNTHIA W., Cincinnati, Ohio, Canter- bury. p. 392. BUEHLER, DONALD S., Cincinnati, Ohio, Football, E Club Secretary, Phi Alpha Theta Vice-Presi- dent, Pi Kappa Alpha, Honor Roll, Who's Who. p. 392. BUERK, MAISIE E., Richmond, Young Republicans, House Council, Kappa Pi, Philosophy Club. p. 392. BULLARD, DAN D., Shelbyville, Editor-in-Chief Aurora, Young Republicans. p. 392. Bullock, REBECCA J., Shelbyville. p. 392. BUNDRENT, RODNEY M., Louisville, 7-II Social Club, BSU. p. 392. BURGESS, RONALD L., Carrollton, Kappa Alpha Order. p. 392. BURKE, BETTY L., Somerset, University Forensic So- ciety, Young Democrats, Canterbury Club. p. 392. BURKE, HAROLD J., Gardiner, Maine, Delta Upsilon, Track and Cross Country. p. 393. BURKHEAD, DON R., Winchester, K.l.E. p. 393. BURRES, LESTER C., Louisville, Pi Kappa Alpha, Young Republicans, SNEA. p. 393. BURTON, JOE D., Somerset. p. 393. BUSH, SUE A., Louisville, College Republicans, SNEA, ACE. p. 393. BUTCHER, WANDA M., Falmouth, HPER, WOS, WRA. p. 393. BYRD, LARRY L., Westchester, Ohio, SNEA, Phi Al- pha Theta. p. 393. INDEX 8- DIRIECTORYXSENIOR CREDITS C CAIN, FINLEY, Fairfield, Ohio, Alpha Delta Up- silon. p. 393. CALDER, NINA C., Louisville, Valianettes, Social Director. p. 393. CALDWELL, RICHARD A., Butler, Iota Lambda Sigma, Industrial Education Club. p. 393. CALICO, RAY E., Paint Lick. p. 393. CALLIS, KATHERINE M., Lancaster, Pi Omega Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA. p. 393. CALVERT, ZENA7 Louisville, Kappa Phi Delta, His- torian of Kappa Phi Delta, SNEA, ACE. p. 394. CAMPBELL, DOUGLAS, JR., Napfar. p. 394. CAMPBELL, MARY S., Barbourville, Treasurer of ACE, Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle, SNEA. p. 394. CAMPBELL, REBECCA A., Richmond. p. 394. CARDER, PEGGY D., Campbellsburg. p. 394. CARMAN, LINDA K., New Carlisle, Ohio, Caper Drill Team, KYMA Secretary, Pi Omega Pi, Stud- ent Council, SNEA, Young Republicans. p. 394. CARNES, JOAN F., Cincinnati, Ohio, Newman Club, Collegiate Pentacle, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 394. CARPENTER, DAVID lc., Shelbyville. p. 394. CARPENTER, PAMELA G., Harrodsburg. p. 394. CARROLL, JUDITH E., Batesville, Indiana, ACE, SNEA.p.395. CARTER, CAROLYN M., Danville, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Who's Who. p. 395. CARTER, CLYDE E., Monticello. p. 395. CARTER, JERRY W., Mt. Vernon. p. 395. CARTER, PHYLLIS B., Corbin, Cwens, Who's Who, Danforth Fellowship Nominee, YRC, House Coun- cil, Student Council, Biology Club, Kappa Del- ta Pi, NEA, KEA, KYMA. p. 395. CARTWRIGHT, SHAWNA J., Bromley, Who's Who, Collegiate Pentacle, Kappa Delta Tau, Milestone, Aurora, Westminster Fellowship, SNEA, Canter- bury Club, CR's. p. 395. CARVER, ROBERT D., Petersburg, Alpha Psi Omega, Pi Tau Chi, Little Theatre Club. p. 395. CASEY, FREDDIE A., Shelbyville. p. 395. CASEY, MICHAEL J., Lexington, Baseball. p. 395. CASTEGNARO, VICTORIA L., Hardburly. p. 395. CAUDILL, DANNY P., Bevinsville. p. 395. CAUDILL, JAMES A., Clay City. p. 395. CAUDILL, MICHAEL A., Jeffersontown, SNEA. p. 395. CAVIN, CARLA, Wurtland, Kappa Phi Delta, ACE, SNEA, Student Council. p. 395. CAYTON, CHARLES H., Warsaw, Newman Club, Sigma Tau Pi. p. 395. CAYTON, MARILYN A., Dayton. p. 395. CAYTON, THOMAS E., Dayton, KIE, OAK, Physics Club. p. 395. CELLA, ROBERT L., Dover, New Jersey, America. Marketing Association. p. 395. CHADWELL, DAVID C., Barbourville. p. 395. CHADWELL, JAMES R., Shelbyville, Shelby Co. Clu Young Republicans, Circle K. p. 395. CHAMBERLAIN, LARRY J., Trenton, Ohio. p. 395. CHAPLEAU, WALTER, Ticonderoga, New York, ll pha Psi Sigma. p. 395. CHARIOTT, ANN F., Westport, Connecticut, SNE.. Newman Club, ACE, KYMA. p. 395. CHATFIELD, SHEILA S., Nicholasville, Republica Club, SNEA. p. 395. CHESTNUT, RITA, Dayton, Home Economics Clu Pike Co. Club. p. 395. CHISM, BRENDA L., Winchester, Alpha Delta Recording Secretary. p. 395. CHISM, LINDA L., Winchester, Alpha Delta Pi C responding Secretary, Collegiate Pentacle, Juni Class Officer. p. 395. CLARK, BETTY S., Lancaster, SNEA.'p. 396. CLICK, JOHN D., Amelia, Ohio. p. 396. CLICK, PAULETTE M., Amelia, Ohio, Sigma De Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, KYMA, Little Colonels D Team. p. 396. CLIFTON, GARY F., Owenton. p. 396. CLINE, ELIZABETH A., Augusta. p. 396. CLOUSE, JUDY A., South Fort Mitchell. p. 396. CLOVER, DIANE H., Neon, Chi Omega, Sigma T Pi, Young Democrats, KYMA. p. 396. COANE, JANET L., Ft. Pierce, Florida. p. 396. COBB, DEBORAH J., Ft. Mitchell, Delta Omicr Collegiate Pentacle, Cwens, Progress Sta MENC, Fencing, Symphonic Band, Marchi Band. p. 396. COBB, DONNA C., Williamstown. p. 396. COBB, SHIRLEY A., Cincinnati, Ohio, Baptist Stud Union, Young Republicans, SNEA. p. 396. COLEMAN, CHARLES C., Ft. Thomas. p. 396. COLLINS, ANDREAE R., Bottom Fork, Cadeu Club, OAK Vice-President. p. 396. COLLINS, DIANA R., Elkhorn City, Eastern's Da Theatre. p. 396. COLLINS, JACK N., Middlesboro, Counter Guerr Raiders. p. 396. COLLINS, SANDRA B., Richmond, SNEA, ACE, N p. 396. COLSON, DEBORAH L., Middlesboro. p. 396. COLSON, GUY R., Campbellsville, Polity Soci Kappa Alpha Order, Who's Who, Student Co Vlce-President of Senior Class, Frankfort Se ter Student. p. 396. COMBS, DAN L., Richmond. p. 396. COMBS, LONNIE J., Booneville. p. 396. COMPTON, ELIZABETH A., Phelps. p. 396. CONLEY, CAROL A., Richmond, Kappa Pi, H Council of Clay Hall. p. 396. s a moment for understanding as Coach Kidd checks a technicality with an official. NLEY, CHARLES M., Hanashoe, ACE, SEA. p. 396. NN, SHERRY L., Harold, MENC. p. 396. NNELLY, 'MICHELLE L., Princeton, New Jersey, SNEA, WRA, HPER, Gymnastics Club, Student Council. p. 396. NNORS, SUSAN J., Louisville, Sigma Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle, Student Representative on Sociology Dept., Academic Board. p. 396. NWAY, ROBERT T., Frankfort. p. 396. OK, BOBBY, Shelbyville. p. 396. ox, BRENDA T., Richmond. p. 397. OK, JEAN, Utica, New York, Vice-President of Alpha Phi Sigma, Newman Club, Student Coun- cil, Dorm Representative and Judge, LEN Club. p. 397. OPER, RICKEY L., Russell Springs. p. 397. PLIN, PAMELA, Atlanta, Georgia, Kappa Delta Sorority, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 397. RODNEY K., Florence, Industrial Educa- Club. p. 397. THOMAS L., Napoleon, Ohio, CKI Secre- 397. l BERNICE M., Manchester. p. 397. SANDRA L., Richmond, Secretary of and Nutrition Club, Coordinating Com- Young Republicans. p. 397. DONNA W., Nancy. p. 397. DAVID E., Winchester, Vice-President Recreation Club. p. 397. COTTENGIM, MARCIA S., Louisville, HPER, Pres- ident Case Hall Council. p. 397. COTTENGIM, TERRY F., Covington, KIE, Kappa Al- pha Order, Junior Class Vice-President, SNEA, p. 397. COTTONGIM, WALTER L., Hamilton, Ohio. p. 398. COWMAN, MICHAEL F., Wilmington, Ohio, Pershing Rifles, Scabbarcl and Blade, Kappa Iota Epsilon, Omicrom Alpha Kappa, Who's Who. p. 398. COWNE, CHARLES THOMAS, Nokesville, Virginia. p. 398. COX, GARY GRAY, Independence. p. 398. COX, RALPH WILLIAM, Elizabethtown, HPER Club, Junior Class President, Phi Delta Theta President, IFC Chaplain. p. 398. cRAcE, WINFORD FRANCES, Lexington, sNEA. p. 398. CRACRAFT, GERALD GARNETT, Covington. p. 398. CRAIG, HAROLD DAVID, Mt. Olivet, Agriculture Club, Young Republicans Club. p. 398. CRAMER, FRANK, Bolivar, Ohio, Inter-Dorm Coun- cil, Veterans Club Vice President. p. 398. CRISCILLIS, JAMES G., Loyall. p. 39s. CRITES, JOHN B., Wilmington, Ohio, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard and Blade, OAK. p. 398. CRITSER, BEVERLY KAYE, Madisonville, Psi Chi, KYMA, Oratorio Chorus, Sociology Club, Mes- siah. p. 298. CROCKETT, JOEL ANDRA, Somerset. p. 398. CROSS, DAVID WILLIAM, JR., Louisville. p. 398. CROSSFIELD, JOYCE ANN, Lawrenceburg, HPER, Collegiate Pentacle President, Cwens, Kappa Delta Pi, Marching and Concert Band, Eastern Dance Theatre, WOS President, Hall of Fame, Honor Roll, Who's Who. p. 398. CROTTY, THOMAS ALBIN, Wyoming, Ohio, Varsity Football, Basketball, Newman Club, Kappa Al- pha Order. p. 398. CROUCH, ROY RAYBURN, Lexington, Gamma Delta Tau, Young Republicans. p. 398. CROUCHER, LARRY R., Ashland. p. 398. CROWLEY, FRANCIS MICHAEL, Lexington. p. 398. CRUEY, DIANA FAYE, Covington, HPER Club, WRA, Student Court, ROTC Sponsor. p. 398. CRUM, DANIEL BASCOM, JR., Maysville, Young Republicans President, Ciruna, Student Govern- ment. p. 398. CRYER, DONNA LEE, Cincinnati, Ohio, Student Council, KYMA, Little Colonels. p. 398. CULBERTSON, JAMES ALLEN, Paris, MILESTONE Editor-in-Chief, associate editor, Kappa Alpha Order, Who's Who, IFC, Student Council, Trea- surer, Alpha Phi Gamma, Senior Citation, Stu- dent Publications. p. 398. CUMMINS, BARRY KEITH, Brooksville, Accounting Club, Young Democrats. p. 398. CUMMINS, EARL CLINTON, Mt. Vernon. p. 398. CUNDIFF, SANDRA L., Brandenburg, Kappa Delta Pi, Canterbury Club, SNEA. p. 398. CURRAN, STEVE C., Ft. Mitchell. p. 398. CURRIE, JANET ANNE, Middlesboro. p. 398. CUSTIS, TA-MMIE LEE, Wilmington, Ohio, SNEA, Young Republicans. p. 398. D DANIEL, RONNIE TRUMAN, Oxford, Ohio. p. 399. DANIEL, THEODORE, Paintsville, Polity Society. p. 399. DARLAND, wii.uAM CARHON, Harrodsburg. p. 399. DAVIDSON, JANE McKlNNEY, Berea, ACE, SNEA, Cwens, Treasurer. p. 399. nAviEs, EUGENE ROBERT, Lebanon, Phi oem The- ta, HPER Club. p. 399. DAVIS, CARL DAVID Il, Middlesboro, SNEA, KEA, HPER, p. 399. DAVIS, GLORIA JEANNE, Gary, Indiana, Sigma Tau Pi. p. 399. DAVIS, WILLIAM EDWARD, La Grange. p. 399. DAVY, MARIE DIANNE, Richmond, Psi Chi. p. 399. DAY, C. BENTON, Paris. p. 399. DAY, RODNEY GENE, New Philadelphia, Ohio, Scabbard and Blade, Biology Club, Caduceus Club, AUSA. p. 399. DeFRANCESCO, DANIEL NICKOLAS, Trenton, New Jersey. p. 400. DeJARNETTE, PATRICIA SUE, Winchester, Newman Club, Polymathologists, Secretary, Physics Club. p. 400. INDEX 8- DIRECTORYISENIOR CREDITS 553 DENTON, TINA VIRGIL, Erlanger, SNEA, ACE. p. 400. DERICKSON, JOSEPH B., Cincinnati, Ohio. p. 400. DERRICK, BOBBY ALLEN, Corbin, Sigma Tau Pi, Accounting Club, Young Republicans, Student Council. p. 400. DESPAIN, JOHN FOSTER, Maysville. p. 400. DICKSON, DONALD DARRELL, Maysville, p. 400. DIGBY, DEBORAH ANN, Moorestown, New Jersey, Alpha Gamma Delta Social Chairman, Collegiate Pentacle. p. 400. DONOHUE, CATHERINE WILMS, Cincinnati, Ohio, Collegiate Pentacle, Psi Chi, Secretary, Newman Club, Treasurer, Student Council, Dorm Council. p. 401. DONOHUE, STEPHEN ANTHONY, Louisville, New- man Club, Vice President, Business Honorary, AMA, Palmer Hall Council, President, Floor Counselor, Interdorm Council, Who's Who. p. 401. DOWNES, ELIZABETH LEE, Middletown, Kappa Pi. p. 401. DOWNING, MARY W., Maysville, Newman Club, BSU, Young Republicans. p. 401. DOWNS, ERIN JUSTUS, JR., Mt. Sterling. p. 401. DOZIER, CARL M., Chesapeake, Virginia, Sigma Nu, Pershing Rifles, Student Council, AUSA. p. 401. DRAPER, DOUGLAS GLENN, Dayton, Scabbard and Blade, Military Police, Karate, Student Council, Interdorm Council. p. 401. DRAUD, EDDIE LEE, Covington. p. 401. DRINGENBORG, DUANE CLINTON, Florence, HPER Club, Gymnastics, SNEA. p. 401. DRYDEN, RICHARD ALAN, Cincinnati, Ohio, E Club, Football. p. 401. DUMIN, ALEX, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Phi Delta Theta. p. 401. DUNAWAY, DAVID ALAN, Louisville. p. 401. DUNN, DELORES, Lexington. p. 401. DUNN, WILLIAM C., Burgin, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Young Republicans, Caduceus Club. p. 401. DUNNETT, JAMES C., Maysville, Young Republicans, Karate Club. p. 401. DURISIN, TIM G., Duquesne, Pennsylvania, Alpha chi Alpha. p. 401. DUVALL, DAVID PRESTON, Catonsville, Maryland. p. 401. DUVALL, MARY W., London, Sigma Tau Pi, Treasur- er. p. 401. DWYER, DORIS DAWN, Cincinnati, Ohio, Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle, Phi Alpha Theta, President. p. 401. E EATON, SANDRA LEE, Louisville, SNEA. p. 401. EDWARDS, DEBORAH ANN, Louisville, Delta Theta Sorority, President, Polymathologists, Vice Pres- ident, Women's Inter-dorm Council, Walters House Council University Ensemble Director, Black Student Union, Senior Citation, Outstand- ing Greek. p. 401. 554 INDEX 8, 'DIRECTORYISENIOR CREDITS EDWARDS, JOE MICHAEL, Crawfordsville, Indiana, PROGRESS co-editor, news editor, Alpha Phi Gamma, Vice President, Senior Citation, Student Publications. p. 401. EDWARDS, KAREN R., Cincinnati, Ohio, Kappa Delta Pi, Lutheran Fellowship. p. 401. EDWARDS, KAREN VIRGINIA, Richmond, Psychology Club, Secretary, Band, ROTC Sponsor, Phi Alpha Theta, Young Republicans, Caduceus Club. p. 401. EDWARDS, MARIA H., Boonesville. p. 401. EGAN, ROBERT MICHAEL, Bellevue, Young Demo- crats, Football, Sigma Chi. p. 401. EHRET, DAVID WILSON, Southampton, Pennsyl- vania, Theta Chi, KYMA. p. 401. EISENMENGER, DARYL LEE, Louisville, Caduceus Club, Young Republicans, Biology Club. p. 401. ELDER, JOHN MICHAEL, Richmond. p. 402. ELIAS, BRUCE RALPH, Georgetown, Pi Kappa AI- pha, Vice President, Student Council, Young Republicans, Track. p. 402. ELZA, SHIRLEY E., London. p. 402. EMBRY, CHARLES TAYLOR, Winchester, Baptist Student Union. p. 402. EMBRY, WENDELL T., Louisville, Accounting Club, President. p. 402. EMORY, DERALD E., Fort Knox, Scabbard and Blade Finance Officer. p. 402. ENGEL, CAROLYN E., Cincinnati, Ohio, Newman Club, Who's Who, Collegiate Pentacle, KYMA Secretary. p. 402. ENGLAND, DENNIS HASSON, Middlesboro. p. 402. ENGLE, LINDA KAY, New Lebanon, Ohio. p. 402. ENOS, CARLA MARIE, Tarkio, Missouri, SNEA. p. 402. EPLING, VIRGINIA C., Elkhorn City, Home Econ- omics Club. p. 402. ERP, JUDY CARROLL, Cwens, Burnam House Coun- cil, Inter-Dorm, Treasurer, Young Republicans, KYMA. p. 402. ESTEP, WILLIAM JOESEPH, Louisville. p. 402. EVANS, NANCY K., London, Canterbury Club, Kap- pa Delta Pi, Debate Club, Who's Who, SNEA. p. 402. EVANS, ROBERT WILLIS, Russell. p. 402. EVERMAN, LOIS ANN, Lexington, PROGRESS Re- porter, Young Republicans. p. 402. F FALLIS, HOWARD M., Harrodsburg, Young Demo- crats, Photographers Club. p. 403. FARDO, PATRICIA ANN, Butler. p. 403. FARRELL, WILLIAM VINCENT, Frankfort, Counter Guerrilla Raiders Commanding Officer, Scala- bard and Blade, Association of United States Army Executive Officer. p. 403. FELTNER, JOSEPHINE, Hazard, Little Theatre. p. 403. FELTY, BOBBIE GENE, Clover Bottom, SNEA. p. 403. .ll .1 1' Although the house mother probably of this remedy, one coed seems to have solution to the parking problem. FENTON, THOMAS CHARLES, Hornell. p. 403. FERGUSON, RONALD W., Bronx, New York. p. 41 FETTER, SUSAN CAROL, Louisville, Newman Cll Inter Collegiate Volleyball, Basketball, Hockl WRA WOS, HPER. p. 403. FIELDS, GERALD KEITH, Falmouth. p. 403. FINK, ROBERT DRUMM, JR., Somerclale, New Jers Circle' K, Young Republicans, Counter Guerr Raiders, Wrestling. p. 403. FISCHER, DIANE LYNN, Cincinnati, Ohio, Chi Ol ga, National Panhellenic Council, Little Colon Captain, Eastern Dance Theatre. p. 403. FISCHER, ELLEN FAY, La Grange, Home Econon Club. p. 403. FISCHER, MARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, Sigma Chi, Dr Council, Young Republicans. p. 403. FISK, MICHAEL LEE, Dry Ridge, MENC, Presid IMA, Treasurer. p. 403. FISTER, WILL TIMOTHY, Louisville. p. 403. FITZGERALD, MARVIN C., Monticello. p. 403. FITZPATRICK, DAVID A., Springfield, Ohio. p. FITZPATRICK, JAMES A., Batavia, Ohio, Di guished Military Student. p. 404. FLAHERTY, SHARON LEIGH, Louisville, Ace, ss p. 405 CKIGER, THEUVIA FAY, Covington, Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle, SNEA. p. 405. TCHER, PHILLIP LEE, Louisville, Omega Phi Psi Treasurer, University Ensemble. p. 404. NT, FRANK F., Hamilton, Ohio, Phi Delta Theta. p. 404. WERS, JAMES L., Manning, South Carolina. p. 404. WERS, MARILYN BEA, Albany, Young Republi- cans, YWCA, Dietetics Club, Secretary, Home Economics Club. p. 404. - LLMER, JAMES JOSEPH, Maysville. p. 404. KES, GARY ELLIOTT, Covington. p. 404. SYTHE, JAMES MATHEW, Paris, Anglicans, Ca- duceus. p. 404. TER, JAMES MCCLELLAND, JR., Louisville, Ca- duceus Club. p. 404. TER, JUANITA GOLDSTON, Richmond. p. 405. NCIS, ANNETTE LOURAINE, California. p. 405. NKLIN, GARY R., Bellevue, Kappa Delta Pi, Bap- tist Student Union, President, Pi Tau Chi, Who's Who. p. 405. Y, vAuGHN, Carlisle. p. 405. EBE, CHARLES FRANKLIN, Phillipshlrrg, Ohio, Phi Delta Theta. p. 405. MAN, REBECCA J., Cynthiana, Pi Omega PI, Treasurer, Sigma Tau Pi, Collegiate Pentacle, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 405. MAN, SANDRA FAYE, Cynthiana, SNEA, Young Democrats, Kappa Delta Pi, Vice President, Col- legiate Pentacle, Biology Club p. 405. LMER, KENNETH DENVER, Erlanger. p. 405. LTON, GAIL, Erlanger. p. 405. G BBARD, GLENDA FAYE, Richmond, SNEA. p. 405. BBARD, JAMES HARVEY, Jackson. p. 405. BBARD, MARILEE MORRIS, Berea, SNEA. p. 405. BBARD, ROY D., Corbin. p. 405. GEL, CHARLES WAYNE, Louisville, KIEA, Indus- trial Education Club. p. 405. GEL, SIDNEY LYNN, Louisville, Beta Omicron Chi. p. 405. ALBRAITH, STAN T., Carlisle. p. 405. ALLENSTEIN, M. SUE, Maysvillo. p. 405. ALLOWAY, GERALD LYNN, Falmouth, Agriculture Club. p. 405. ARRETT, STEPHEN E., Irvine. p. 405. ARRISON, GARY WILLIAM, Fort Thomas. p. 405. iARRISON, JOYCE ANN, Manchester, ACE, SNEA. p. 405. iAY, ANTHONY WALDON, Winchester. p. 405. SAY, B. DENNIS, London, HPER, Young Democrats. p. 405. AYHEART, MAE RITA, Eastern. p. 405. GENTON, WILLIAM EDWARD, Crab Orchard, Agri- culture Club, President. p. 405. GEPHART, DOUGLAS DANA, Springboro, Ohio, Phi Delta Theta. p. 405. GERACE, MICHAEL ERNEST, Parma, Ohio, Phi Mu Alpha, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 405. oEsLlNo, WILLIAM DONALD, JR., Ashland. p. 405. olANcoLA, JEROME EDWARD, Louisville. p. 406. GIANCOLA, JoAN RYAN, Cincinnati, SNEA. p. 406. ' GIBBS, RAYE WOLFE, Richmond. p. 406. GIBSON, JAMES CALVIN, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Young Democrats, Polity Society. p. 406. ' GILBERT, CEBERT, Stanton, Industrial Education Club, Young Democrats, SNEA. p. 406. GILBERT, GENE, Brookville, Ohio, Eastern Dance Theatre, Treasurer, Gymnastics Team, HPER Club, Vice President, Gymnastics Club, Presi- dent, Young Republicans. p. 406. GILMORE, NANCY LEE, Ashland, Young Republi- cans, HYPER, SNEA. p. 406. GISH, DORIS J., Bera. p. 406. GIVAN, RICHARD E., Louisville, Physics Club, Can- terbury Club. p. 406. 5 GLASS, GARY FRANKLIN, Lexington, Industrial Edu- cation Club. p. 406. GLASS, LARRY ALLEN, Georgetown, Industrial Edu- cation Club. p. 406. GLASS, LINDA SMART, Georgetown. p. 406. GOBLE, SHIRLEY ANN, Ivel, Sociology Club Pro- gram Chairman. p. 406. GOFF, HIRAM ANTHONY, Louisville, Theta Chi Pledge Marshall, Young Republicans. p. 406. GOLDSTON, PRICE SUTTON, Danville, Inter Dorm Counsel, Floor Counselor, NEA, EDA. p. 406. GOOCH, CAROLYN ANITA, Stanford, University Ensemble. p. 406. GOODE, HAROLD LEE, Danville, Veterans Club, Vice President. p. 406. GOODLETTE, J. DUDLEY, Naples, Florida, Circle K, President, Scabbard and Blade, Senior Citation, Military. p. 406. GOODLETT,iSHARON TURNER, Sinai, Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle, Cwens. p. 406. GOODRICH, ALLAN H., N. Adams, Mass., Student Court, Industrial Arts Club, KIEA, KEA. p. 406. GORE, LYNDA LOU, Ashland, SNEA. p. 407. GORSUCH, DONNA LEE, Miamisburg, Ohio, Young Republicans. p. 407. GOSSER, LARRY CLEATH, Russell Springs, Agricul- ture Club. p. 407. GOSSER, RITA MILLER, Russell Springs. p. 407. GOULD, PHYLLIS JO, Irvine, KYMA Club, President, Kappa Delta Tau Social Chairman. p. 407. GRANT, GARY L., Louisville, Glee Club, Ciruna, University Singers. p. 407. oRAvEs, JOYCE ANN, Erlanger, SUSGA Council. p. 407. GRAY, HAROLD SMITHER, Richmond. p. 407. GRAY KENNETH EARL, Cincinnati, Ohio. p. 407. GRAY, MARIETTA, Manchester, SNEA. p. 407. GREENE, JANELLE, Florence. p. 407. GREENE, LINDA LEE, Lexington. p. 407. GRIDLEY, EDWARD WATSON, Lexington, American Marketing Association, Business Club. p. 408. GRIFFITH, SHIRLEY ANN, Melbourne. p. 408. GRIGGS, VIRGINIA F., Lancaster, Young Republi- cans, SNEA. p. 408. GRITTON, MARK TODD, Lawrenceburg, Scabbard and Blade, Senior Citation, Military. p. 408. GRITTON, PHYLLIS J., Bloomfield, WRA, HPER. p. 408. lGROSS, DIANA ELIZABETH, Beattyville. p. 408. GROVES, MICHAEL LYNN, Louisville. p. 408. GRUELLE, TONY RAYE, Union, Industrial Arts Club, Varsity Rifle Team. p. 408. GUNNELL, JEFF DAVID, Prestonsburg. p. 408. GUTKNECHT, ELLEN G., Franksville, Wisconsin, Kap- pa Pi. p. 408. H HABEKOST, JuDlTl-l ANN, west Alexandria, Ohio. p. 408. HACKER, REUBEN GRANT, Oneida, Pershing Rifles Company Commander, Young Republicans, BSU, AusA. p. 408. HAGOOCLSA, LACY EDMUNDS, Falls Church, Vir- ginia, Swim Team, Co-Captain, E Club. p. 408. HALCOMB, JAMES, Bedford. p. 408. HALCOMB, JANE FRANCES, Frankfort, Psi Chi. p. 408. HALCOMB, MARGIE A., Camden, Ohio, BSU Execu- tive Council, BSU Choir, Pi Tau Chi, Treasurer, Kappa Delta Pi, Dorm Counselor. p. 408. HALL, TERESIA ANN, Springfield, Ohio, Eastern Dance Theatre, HPER Club, Eastern Ensemble. p. 408. HALL, WILLIAM J., Louisville, Student Council, Newman Club. pl 408. HAMBLIN, DEWEY, London. p. 408. HAMMOND, CAROL JANE, Denton, Kappa Delta Tau, Accounting Club, Women's Recreation As- sociation. p. 408. HAMMOND, ZOLA SNEA, President, SKEA, Secretary, Kappa Delta Tau, Secretary, Young Republicans. p. 408. AEROLENE, Eustis, Florida, HAMILTON, DANIEL N., Madison, Indiana. p. 408. HAMILTON, FINLEY RAY, Richmond, Student Coun- cil, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Pledgemaster, Band, Orchestra, Percussion Ensemble, Brass Choir, Who's Who. p. 408. HAMPTON, PATSY PALMER, Cynthiana, Chi Omega, Young Democrats, SNEA. p. 408. HAMPTON, PAUL DOUGLAS, Football, E Club, Phi Delta Theta. p. 408. INDEX8r DIRECTORYXSENIOR CREDITS 5 HANCOCK, HERBERT MARTIN, Carrollton. p. 408. HANDMAN, JAMES A., Louisville, American Market- ing Association. p. 408. HANDZEL, STEPHEN C., Schoharie, New York, AI- pha Phi Sigma. p. 409. HANKINS, LINDA RUTH, Ft. Mitchell, Kappa Delta Pi, Cwens, Young Republicans, Who's Who, SNEA, ACE. p. 409. HANNAH, CHRISTINE DORA, Louisville, SNEA. p. 409. HARBOR, H. EDWARD, JR., Corbin, Circle K, Secre- tary, College Republicans, SNEA. p. 409. HARE, JAMES EDWARD, comioiiogo, Ohio, Basket- Boii. p. 409. HARMON, PAMELA SUE, Greenup, Cwens, Delta Omicron, Marching and Symphonic Bands. p. 409. HARNEY, BRENDA ANN, Paris, SNEA. p. 409. HARP, KENNETH RAY, Fisherville, Young Republi- cans, Student Council, Geography Club,. 'CIR- UNA. p. 409. HARP, PATRICIA PRESTON, Paintsville, Young Re- publicans. p. 410. HARRIS, BOBBY JOHN, Richmond, Young Republi- cans, HPER. p. 410. HARRIS, DANNY, Somerset, ASTA, Vice President, OAK, KIE, Who's Who, Senior Citation, Music. p. 410. HARRIS, MARILYN MEADOR, Elizabethtown. p.409. HARRISON, LARRY KEITH, Winchester. p. 410. HARRISON, PAULA J., Richmond, SNEA. p. 410. HARRISON, ROBERT JOSEPH, Beattyville, Account- ing Club. p. 410. HART, JULIE ANNE, Fort Myers, Florida. p. 410. HASSAN, F. MICHAEL, Newport, Karate Club, Biol- ogy Club. p. 410. HATCH, PAUL ARTHUR, Marienville, Pennsylvania. p. 410. HATCHER, PHILLIP LAYNE, Pikeville. p. 410. HAUSCHILDT, LORAINE CLARE, Louisville. p. 410. HAY, PAUL B., JR., Winchester, Pershing Rifles. p. 411. HAYDEN, ROSE MARIE, Jeffersontown. p. 411. HAYES, LINDA JOAN, Eaton, Ohio, SNEA. p. 411. HAYMAN, W. JOHN, II, Mercer, Pennsylvania, Gym- nastics Team. p. 411. HEYNER, NITA J., Sewickley, Pennsylvania, Alpha Delta Pi, Kappa Pi. p. 411. HEK, BEN L., San Diego, California, Delta Upsilon, President. p. 411. HELF, GARY LEE, Columbus, Ohio. p. 411. HELLER, CATHERINE ANN, Louisville. p. 411. HELPHINSTINE, LARRY E., Maysville, Kappa Delta Pi, Industrial Education Club. p. 411. HENDREN, LINDA SUE, Harrodsburg, Kappa Delta Tau, Baptist Student Union Counselor, SNEA. p. 411. 556 INDEX 81 DIRECTORYXSENIOR CREDITS HENDRIX, MARTHA K., Downingtown, Pennsylvania, Collegiate Pentacle, Women's Officiating Serv- ices, Secretary, Intercollegiate Volleyball and Basketball, Cwens, WRA. p. 411. HENSLEY, MARY BELLE, Oneida. p. 411. HENSLEY, MICHAEL WAYNE, Orlando, Flodda, Var- sity Swimming, Gymnastics Team and Club, Sigma Chi. p. 411. HERR, TIMOTHY N., Louisville, Industrial Education Club, President, Iota Lambda Sigma, Student Council. p. 411. HEWETSON, ALBERT DUTTON, Ft. Thomas. p. 411. HEWITT, NANCY ELLEN, Louisville, Kappa Delta Pi, Cwens, SNEA. p. 411. HEWLETT, ANNA JEAN, Louisa. p. 411. HIBBERD. GROVER C.: Louisville. p. 411. HILL, SHARON ALLEN, Richmond, Phi Alpha Theta. p. 411. HILLER, RALPH MICHAEL, London. p. 411. HINES, GAYLE JEAN, Goshen, Sigma Tau Pi, Dem- ocrat Club. p. 411, HINGER, SANDRA SUE, Dayton, Collegiate Pentacle, Vice President, Kappa Delta Tau, Alpha Phi Gamma, Who's Who, English Canterbury Club, SNEA, co-President, Cwens, Pikette. p. 411. HITCH, LARRY WAYNE, Covington, Alpha Chi Al- pha, President, Industrial Education Club. p. 411. HOGG, YVONNE MARIE, Louisville, Home Econ- omics Club. P. 411. HOLBROOK, REMUS DARREL, Bevinsville. p. 411. HOLCOMB, RONNIE LEE, Isom. P. 411. HOLLAN, JULIA ANNA, Booneville, Young Repub- Iicans, SNEA, ACE. p. 411. HOLLAR, CHARLES DEE, Cynthiana, Canterbury Club, KIE, p. 411. HOLMES, MARVIN CLINTON, Falmouth, CGR, Col- legiate United Nations. p. 412. HOLTSBERRY, G. TRENTON, Worthington, Ohio, KIE, IMA, President. p. 412. HOPKINS, LISABETH JEAN, McDowell, Choir, Band, MENC, Secretary. p. 412. HORTON, ROBERT LEE, Goshen, Sigma Chi, Inter- Fraternity Council, Young Republicans. p. 412. HOSKINS, BETSY CHENAULT, Pine Ridge. p. 412. HOSKINS, BEVERLY ANN, Liberty, SNEA. p. 412. HOUCHENS, DONALD C., London. p. 412. HOUNCHELL, JAMIE PARK, Richmond. p. 412. HOUNCHELL, JACKSON LORAN, Dayton, lnterdorm Council, Student Council, Football. p. 412. HOUNSHELL, MICHAEL D., Bristol, Virginia, KIE, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Mu Alpha, MENC, KEA. p. 412. HOUSE, GERRY LEE, South Fort Mitchell, Delta Up- ' silon Fraternity, Debate Team, WEKU-FM. p. 412. HOUSEFIELD, SANDRA SUE, Richmond, MILESTONE, ACE, SNEA. p. 412. HOWARD, CLARENCE B., Harlan. p. 412. HOWARD, JIMMY WAYNE, Lancaster. p. 412. 1 HOWARD, ROBERT GARY, Richmond, CR Club. p. 412. HUBBARD, GARY LEE, Lexington. p. 412. HUBBS, DONALD RAY, Barbourville. p. 412. HUDSON, HAZELLE ANN, Corbin. p. 412. HUFFMAN, CONSTANCE LEE, Shelbiana, SNEA, Inter-Dorm Council, Baptist Student Union Pub- Iicity Chairman. p. 412. HUFFMAN, JAMES RONALD, Pikeville, Kappa Iota Epsilon. p. 412. HUGHES, GERALD WILLIAM, Simpsonville, Alpha Chi Alpha, Industrial Education Club. p. 412. HUGHES, JANET LOUDELL, Columbus, Ohio, SNEA, CKSS, Young Republicans, KYMA. p. 412. HUMBLE, BETTY MICHELLE, Monticello, SNEA, ACE. p. 412. HUNLEY, ANNA FAYE, Somerset,. Collegiate Pen- tacle, Caterbury Club, Young Republicans, p. 412. HUNT, DARREL, Kimper, Biology Club, Treasurer, Pike County Club, Young Republicans. p. 412. HUNT, JUNE F., Irvine. p. 412. HUNT, RHETA JO, McAndrews. p. 412. HUNTSBERGER., STEPHEN CARL, Orrville, Ohio, Ac- counting Club, Young Republicans. p. 412. HYDEN, ALAN JOE, Martin, Oak's Club, Caduceus club. p. 413. HYDEN, MARY JOYCE, Williamsburg. p. 413. I ILACQUA, MARTIN, Geneva, New York, Omicron Alpha Kappa, Alpha Phi Sigma, KYMA Club. p. 413. ISAACS, ARNOLD CECIL, Stanford. p. 413. J JACKSON, MARK STEWART, Lexington. p. 413. JACKSON, ROBERT KENTON, Bagdad, President and Vice President of SIRUNA., Pershing Rifles, Young Democrats. p. 413. JACOBS, VICTORIA ANNE, Loxiogfon. p. 413. JAMES, LINDA LEE, Erlanger. p. 413. JAYSNOVTTCH, ANDREW, South River, New Jer- sey. p. 413. JEFFERSON, JUDITH ANNE, Louis. p. 413. JEFFRIES, BARBARA ROUSEY, Liberty. p. 413. JEFFRIES, PAUL R., Moreland. p. 413. JENKINS, LINDA ANNE, Cincinnati, Ohio, CWENS, Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle, Clay House Council. p. 414. JERZAK, SANDRA HAAS, woiisoon, Ohio, sNEA, ACE, KYMA. p. 414. JETT, CLINTON, Mt. Olivet, Veterans Club, Dem- ocrat Club, HYPBR. p. 414. JEWELL, BRENDA ANN, Mt. Eden. p. 414. 'wwf gm. 'fi any age the silent comfort of Raggedy Anne BERT N., Louisville, Sigma Tau Pi, Hon- orary Business Fraternity. p. 414. HNSON, CHARLOTTE E., Pikeville, Kappa Delta Tau, Sigma Tau Pi, SNEA, College Republicans. p. 414. HNSON, JEAN COOLEE, Hazard, SUSCA Council, Young Republicans. p. 414. HNSON, GLORIA JEAN, Highland Heights, Kappa Delta Tau, SNEA, Phi Alpha Theta, CWENS, Young Republicans. p. 414. HNSON, HOWARD DOUGLAS, Frankfort, Kappa P1.p. 414. HNSON, JOHN PAGE, Richmond. p. 414. HNSON, MARY PATRICIA, Valois, New York, SNEA, Milestone. p. 414. HNSON, MICHAEL C., Corbin. p. 414. HNSON, OPAL, Barbourville, Collegiate Pentacle. p. 415. HNSON, SANDRA KAY, Pikeville, Chi Omega, Pi Pi, Little Colonels, Young Republicans, Omega KYMA Club, SNEA, NBEA. p. 415. HNSON, STEPHEN RAYMOND, Louisville, Vet- eran's Club. p. 415. HNSTON, MICHAEL L., Charlottesville, Virginia. p. 415. NES, DAVID CARL, Anderson, Indiana, Delta Up- silon. p. 415. NES, JOHN FRANKLIN, Danville, Young Dem- ocrats, Dorm Council. p. 415. NES, LONNIE CON, Carrollton, Pershing Rifles, Color Guard. p. 415. NES, MICHAEL SCOTT, Laura, Ohio, President of Beta Omicron Chi, Inter-Fraternity Council, Young Republicans. p. 415. NES, ROBERT MITCHELL, Winchester, Alpha Phi Sigma, LEN Association, Counter-Guerrilla Raiders. p. 415. NES, SANDRA LEE, Stanford, University Ensem- ble, Delta Theta, Drill team. p. 415. is wel I 7-.-'ls . come. JONES, TIMOTHY J., Bellevue, College Republi- cans, Treasurer bf CIRUNA. p. 415. JONES, VERNE, -MBHCIWESTEY. p. 415. JONES, WILLIAM ELDON, West Chester, Ohio. p. 415. JORDAN, BONNIE LOUISE, Mt. Vernon, Young Democrats, Accounting Club. p. 415. JORDAN, DANIEL DAVID, Milray, Indiana, Basket- ball, HPER Club, Delta Upsilon. p. 415. JORDAN, KITTY ANN, Piqua, Ohio, Kappa Delta Tau, ACE, SNEA, Social Chairman-Walters, Young Republicans, Newman Club. p. 415. JUDSON, RICHARD WALKER, Bardstown, Sigma Nu, IFC. p. 415. JUSTICE, DONNA LYNN, Pikeville, Secretary of Junior Class, Young Republicans Club, Kappa Delta, BOX Little Sis, Pike County Club. p. 415. JUSTICE, GARY K., Pikeville, Young Republicans. p. 415. JUSTICE, PHOEBE COLEMAN, Lookout, Home Ec. Club. p. 415. K KANZINGER, ROBERT C., Louisville, Young Repub- licans. p. 416. KAUFFMANN, BRUCE P., Kearny, New Jersey, World Affairs Club, Newman Club, Westminster Fellowship, lntermural Sports, SNER. p. 416. KAZINSKI, NORBERT P., Altoona, Pennsylvania, American Marketing Association, Sigma Tau Pi, Young Republicans. p. 416. KEEN, CHARLENE C., Maloneton, SNEA. p. 416. KEEN, KAROL Y., Atlanta, Georgia, College Repub- licans. p. 416. . KEEN, LINDA L.: Dayton, Ohio, SNEA, Young Republicans. p. 416. KEENAN, JOHN D., Louisville, American Market- ing Association. p. 416. KEITH, SUE J., Manchester. p. 416. KEITHLEY, LARRY M., New Albany, Indiana, Cam- pus Republicans. p. 416. KELHOFFIR, HERBERT F., Trenton, Ohio, Sigma Chi, Intermurals. p. 416. KEMPER, BETTY L., Frankfort, SNEA. p. 416. KENNEDY, MICHAEL L., Louisville. p. 416. KENT, DANIEL W., Florence, Student Council, Free Speech Union Chairman, CIRUNA, president. p. 416. KIEFER, RUTH A., Louisville, Kappa Delta Tau, Kap- pa Delta Pi, Newman Club, ACE. p. 416. KIMBROUGH, JILL L., Cynthiana, Kappa Pi. p. 416. KINCAID, GARY J., Smithfield, Sigma Tau Pi, Col- lege Republicans, treasurer, KYMA. p. 416. KING, GAIL E., Cynthiana, Kappa Alpha. p. 416. KING, GARY S., New Richmond, Ohio, Sigma Nu, HYPER, KYMA. p. 416. KING, MARTHA L., Irvine, Sigma Tau Pi, Business Club. p. 416. KISSLER, DONALD D., Louisville. p. 416. KLABER, ALICE F., Falmouth, Kappa Delta Tau, Sigma Tau Pi, Republican Club. p. 416. KLENK, GARY G., Buffalo, New York, Phi Delta Theta. p. 416. KLEYKAMP, CHARLES F., Russell. p. 416. KLINGENSMITH, SUSAN A., Bowling Green, Ohio, Newman Club, SNEA. p. 416. KNAUER, PHILIP G., Ludlow, E-Club. p. 416. KOOL, WARREN T., Pitman, New Jersey, Biology Club. p. 416. KOOK, CI-IYUNG S., Seoul, Korea, Chemistry Club. p. 416. KORNFELD, STEPHEN G., Sinden, New Jersey, Soci- ology Club. p. 416. KOVAC, JAMES T., Clayville, New York, Alpha Phi Sigma. p. 417. INDEX 8. DIRECTORYXSENIOR CREDITS 557 KREBS, DAVID W., Fort Thomas, ROTC, Choir Young Republicans, Scabbard and Blade. p. 417. I KREBS, VINA M., Irvine, Young Republicans, SNEA. p. 417. KREMER, DAVE R., Fon Thomas, Phi Delta theta. p. 417. KRINGLE, MARCEY, Fort Bliss, Texas, Tau Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart. p. 417. KUEHNE, EDWARD J., Forest Park, ohio, Football. p. 417. KUNKE, SUSAN JANE, Independence, ACE, Mile- stone, Alpha Gamma Delta-editor, SNEA, New- man Club, Kappa Delta Tau. p. 417. L LACKEY, JAVENA C., Lancaster, Cwens, SNEA, Kappa Delta Tau, Young Republicans. p. 417. LA FAVERS, VERNARD B., Jabez, Young Republi- cans, Philosophy Club. p. 417. LALLY, KATHLEEN A., Louisville, Eastern Dance Theater president, Kappa Phi Delta. p. 417. LANCASTER, ANNE STEWART, Stanford. p. 417. LANE, JANICE ELLEN, Wickliffe. p. 417. LANFERSIEK, TIM BAKER, Cincinnati, Ohio, Pi Kap- pa Alpha President, Who's Who, Little Theater. p. 417. LANGDON, BETTY ANN, Manchester. p. 417. LANGDON, RUBY, Manchester. p. 417. LAROSA, PATRICIA ANN, Newport, Honor Roll, Who's Who. p. 417. LAUX, ROBERT BARIE, Sarasota, Florida, Band, Stu- dent Court Chief Justice, Polity Society, Rifle Team, Inter-Dorm Council, Parliamentarian for Student Association, Senior Citation, Student Government. p. 418. LAWSON, JUDY LANE, Harrodsburg. p. 418. LAWSON, LINDA SUE, Cincinnati, Ohio, Kappa Delta Sorority, KYMA Club, Kappa Pi, Freshman Class Social Chairman. LAWSON, NEDRA SUE, Cincinnati, Ohio, SNEA. p. 418. LAWSON, PATSY LEE, Williamsburg, SNEA, Young Republicans. p. 418. LAYMAN, GARY LEE, Ashland. p. 418. LAYMAN, JANE SUSAN, Ashland, Young Republi- cans. p. 418. LAYMAN, JOSEPH EARL, Richmond, Industrial Edu- cation Club, Kentucky Industrial Education As- sociation. p. 418. LAYMAN, MYRNA KLEINHELTER, Louisville, Col- legiate Pentacle. p. 419. LEACH, MADELINE SHELLEY, Stanford. p. 419. LEAR, PATRICIA ANN, Paint Lick. p. 419. LEATHERS, JUDY ROSE, Jackson. p. 419. LECOMPTE, LINDA C., New Castle, SEA. p. 419. LEDFORD, JUDITH GAYLE, Paint Lick, Little Theatre, Young Republicans, PROGRESS. p. 419. 558 INDEX 8. DIRECTORYXSENIOR CREDITS LEE, JANET KAY, Mt. Sterling, Young Republicans, Baptist Student Union. p. 419. LEE, LENVILLE RAY, Barbourville. p. 419. LEE, ROY DOUGLAS, JR., Middletown. p. 419. LEET, DAVID LEE, Lexington, Young Republicans. p. 419. LEGEL, LINDA CAROL, Louisville, SNEA, ACE. p. 419. LESAK, WILLIAM E., Louisville, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Baseball Team. p. 419. LESLIE, ANTOINETTE, Pikeville. p. 419. LESTER, DANNY HAROLD, Fedscreek, Young Re- publicans. p. 419. LEWANDOWSKI, CHRISTINA HELEN, Collingswood I New Jersey, Alpha Gamma Delta, Student Court. p. 419. LITTON, LINDA BOHANNON, Pleasureville. p. 4 LLOYD, CALVIN MILLER, Louisville. p. 419. LOCKARD, RICHARD VAN, Fort Lauderdale, Flori Alpha Phi Sigma. p. 419. LOGAN, ANN SHANNON, Wheelwright, Jun Class Treasurer, Senior Class Reporter, Maiore Kappa Delta, Kappa Delta Tau. p. 420. LOGSDON, BOB, Covington, Sociology Club, Ci K, Young Republicans, KYMA. p. 420. LOUGHMILLER, MICHAEL 'RAY, Valley Stati Floor Counselor, Dorm President. p. 420. LOVELL, SUSAN ELAINE, Richmond, Delta Omicr MENC, ASTA, KYMA, Band, Orchestra, Ch Pi Alpha Theta, Who's Who, Senior Citati Music. p. 420. Spring is a time to relax, enioy the warmth of the sun and listen to the sounds of life after the long, c winter. LEWIS, BARBARA LANG, Richmond. p. 419. LEWIS, DONNIE, Smilax. p. 419. ' LEWIS, LINDA POWELL, Richmond. Oratorio Choir, Alpha Chi Alpha Sweetheart. p. 419. LEWIS, STEPHEN DANA, Richmond, HPER Club, KYMA Club, Karate Club. p. 419. LIGHTNER, GARY L., West Milton, Ohio, Sigma Chi. p. 419. LIKE, DOROTHY ANN, Maple Shade, New Jersey, Collegiate Pentacle, HPER Club, SNEA. p. 419. LINDSEY, SUSAN DIANE, Eaton, Ohio, SNEA. p. 419. LITTLE, PHYLLIS DEAN, Price, HPER, SNEA, Hetero- pods, Floyd County Club. p. 419. LITTLE, THOMAS W., Richmond, Dorm Council, Inter- Dorm Council, Intramurals, Philosophy Club. p. 419. LITTON, EARL WAYBURN, Cropper, Alpha Phi Sigma Secretary, Pershing Rifles, CIRUNA. p. 419. LOWHOEN, LORETTA ANN, Albany, ROTC Spons Young Democrats, Floor Counselor. p. 420. LUCEY, KEITH E., Richmond, Student Counc SANE President. p. 420. LUMAN, ROBERT L., Brookville, Ohio, Football, Club. p. 420. M MCALISTER, DARRELL HAYDEN, Pleasureville. p 420. MCANINCH, BRENDA LUE, Liberty, Home Econoru ics Club. p. 420. MCCALPIN, MICHAEL WILLIAM, Hollidaysbur Pennsylvania, Sigma Tau Pi Vice President, St dent Council Association, American Marketi Association. p. 420. McANN, THOMAS MICHAEL, Nicholasville. p. 424 McCHORD, DANIEL SCYMOUR, JR., Lebanon. p 420. cCLlSH, DENNIS EUGENE, Findlay, Ohio, Wres- tling, E Club. p. 420. CCLOUD, RONALD B., Worthington, Football, Sig- ma Chi. p. 420. CCONATHY, JANIS BROWN, Lexington. p. 420. cCOY, EDDIE A., Pikeville, Accounting Club. p. 420. cDANIEL, RANDY LEE, Lexington. p. 420. CDONALD, LYNDA KAYE, Williamsburg, Ohio, PROGRESS Research Editor, Alpha Phi Gamma. p. 420. CDOWELL, VICKI GAIL, Mt. Olivet. p. 420. cFARLAND, CECIL DUNCAN, Lawrenceburg. p. 420. CINTOSH, PAUL W., Irvine. p. 421. CINTOSH, ROLAND LEE, Stanton. p. 421. CKAY, JEFFREY C., Walton. p. 421. cKILLIP, GARY LEE, Franklin, Indiana, Agriculture Club President, Agricultural Student Advisory Council. p. 421. CKITRIC, ELOISE J., Burglrt, YWCA, Home Eco- nomics Club, Delta Theta Vice President, Uni- versity Ensemble. p. 421. CMANUS, GARY E., Boiling Springs, Pennsylvania. p. 421. CQUEEN, EMERY GLENWOOD, Bond. p. 421. CVICKER, WILLIAM MICHAEL, Danville, Young Republicans. p. 421. eeDoNALD, DANIEL M., Wilmington, onie, OAKS. p. 421. acDONALD, DAVID L., Wilmington, Ohio, Ameri- can Marketing Association. p. 421. AEDER, SUSAN KAY, Kettering, Ohio, Alpha Gamma Delta President. p. 421. AGNUS, BRYAN WAYNE, Henderson, American Marketing Association. p. 421. AHER, MARCIA A., Covington, Psi Chi, Collegiate Pentacle. p. 422. AHER, SANDRA JEAN, Yonkers, New York. p. 422. AINOUS, LESTER LEE, aeetryville. p. 422. ALEY, MICHAEL EDWARD, Erlanger. p. 422. ANAHAN, EDWIN LYNN, Waynesboro, Pennsyl- vania, Biology Club. p. 422. ANCIK, MICHAEL ANDY, Lexington, Pi Kappa Alpha. p. 422. ANIS, MARY AUIS HALL, Hazard. p. 422. ANN, JAMES R., Lexington. p. 422. ANN, MARION KENTON, Carlisle, Agriculture Club, Student Council, Dorm Council, Inter- Dorm Council, KYMA. p. 422. '1ANNEN, TONY, Frankfort. p. 422. 'lARCUM, DANNY LEE, Eminence. p. 422. lARCUM, JAMES CALVIN, Louisville, Sophomore Class President, Junior Class President, Phi Delta Theta. p. 422. JIARCUM, JAMES HARDIN, Paint Lick, Agricul- ture Club. p. 422. MARKWELL, ROBERT WARREN, Louisville, Sigma Nu Historian, Sigma Sigma President, lndus- trial Education Club. p. 422. MARMIE, PAUL RICHARD, Barnesville, HPER. p. 422. MARSHALL, GREGORY LEE, Franklin, SNEA, MILE- STONE, Student Entertainment Committee, Combs Hall Secretary, Phi Delta Theta Secre- tary. p. 422. MARTIN, ARNOLD WAYNE, Evarts. p. 422. MARTIN, KAREN, Lexington, Young Republicans, PROGRESS Newsletter Editor, Lutheran Student Group. p. 422. MARTIN, FRANK S., Aurora, Indiana. p. 422, MARTIN, PATTY LOUISE, Stanton, SNEA. p. 422. MARTIN, PAUL ROLLINS, Eminence. p. 422. MARTIN, SANDRA, Richmond, Women's Recreation Association President, Women's Officiating Club, HPER, Who's Who. p. 422. MARTINEK, MARGIE, Middletown, Ohio, SNEA, Math Club Vice President. p. 422. MASON, EDWIN MILO, Carrollton, Sigma Nu Re- corder, HYPER, SNEA, Eta Sigma Gamma. p. 422. MASSENGALE, JEANNE SHERMAN, Somerset. p. 422. MAsrlN, cHRisrEENA M., Clay city. p. 422. MASTREAN, EDWARD, Ambridge, Pennsylvania, Phi Delta Theta, Inter-Dorm Council. p. 422. MATHIS, W. DAVID, Shelbyville, Young Republi- cans, Tau Kappa Epsilon Treasurer. p. 422. MATNEY, JACK, Pikeville. p. 423. MAUPIN, CAROLYN LOUISE, Richmond, Home Economics Club, SNEA. p. 423. MAY, KELLY GORDON, Pikeville. p. 423. MAYO, DANNYWHEELER, Prestonsburg. p. 423. MEAD, SHEILA, Hi-Hat. p. 423. MEEK, HAROLD W., Lexington. p. 423. MEEKS, DAVID LOUIS, Greenup, Scabbard and Blade, Industrial Education Club, Iota Lambda Sigma Vice President. p. 423. MEEKS, THOMAS K., Cropper, Pershing Rifles. p. 423. ' MEENACH, ROBERT DALE, Flatwoods. p. 423. MEINCH, SUSAN JANE, Fort Thomas. p. 423. MELIUS, EVERETT C., Georgetown, Industrial Edu- cation Club, Wrestling Team, Inter-Dorm Coun- cil. p. 423. MELVIN, GLORIA K., Elizabethtown, HPER Club. p. 423. MERRIFIELD, MICHAEL ANDREW, Louisville, p. 424. MERRITT, CHELSA CLAUD, Tollesboro. p. 424. MERTZ, RALPH E., Pittsburgh, Pa., Cave Club. p. 424. METELITS, MERLE LYNN, Norwalk, Connecticut, Alpha Delta Pi, Secretary, BOX Sweetheart, PanHelIenic Council, Secretary, SNEA, MILE- STONE, Kappa Delta. p. 424. METZGER, DENISE ANN, Cincinnati, Ohio, Alpha Delta Pi, President, Eastern Dance Theatre, President, Kappa Kappa Sigma, Student Coun- cil, Little Colonels, Pan Hellenic. p. 424. MIFFLIN, CHARLES KEMPER, Georgetown, Scab- bard and Blade, I. E. Club, Distinguished Mili- tary Student. p. 424. MILBURN, REX EUGENE, Springfield, sigrne Nu, Scabbard and Blade, AUSA, Polymathologists. p. 424. MILLER, BEULAH DEATON, Fort Knox. p. 424. MILLER, BRUCE DEHOVEN, Louisville. p. 424. MILLER, CAROL MAE MILLER, Fairdale. Alpha Gam- ma Delta, ACE, Young Republicans. p. 424. MILLER, DORIS JEAN, Cincinnati, onie, HYPER, WRA, wos. p. 424. MILLER, JAMES P., Daytona Beach, Florida, Swim- ming Team, E Club, Sigma Nu. p. 424. MILLER, JANET MAE, Daysboro. p. 425. MILLER, JOYCE THORNBURY, Manchester. p. 425. MILLER, KELLY FRANK, Jackson, Veterans Club. p. 425. MILLER, MANNING PATRICK, Lexington, Baptist Student Union. p. 425. MILLER, REBA LYNN, Corbin, Sociology Club, Cwens. p. 425. MILLER, SUE M., Flemingsburg. p. 425. MILLS, DENVER R., Pineville, Accounting Club. p. 425. MILLS, ROBERT EUGENE, Manchester, Veterans Club. p. 425. MINK, DARRYL MONROE, London, Tau Kappa Epsilon. p. 425. MINKE, MARGARET GAIL, Lexington. p. 425. MITCHELL, DANNY WALKER, Frankfort. p. 425. MITCHELL, KAREN LYNN, Grethel, Floyd County Club, American Marketing Association. p. 425. MITCHELL, MARTIN VERNON, Louisville, Circle K, Mens Glee Club. p. 425 MITCHELL, ROBERT BRUCE, Buffalo, New York, Young Republicans. p. 425. MOBLEY, CAROLYN, Wilmington, Ohio, ACE, SNEA, p. 425. MOFFITT, JEFFRY DAVID, Fort Thomas, Biology. p. 425. MONEY, JAMES aLAlNE, Milford, onie, Alpha Chi Alpha Secretary, Young Republicans, KYMA Club. p. 425. MONICAL, VEVA MARIE, Hawesville, Young Re- publicans. p. 425. MONOHAN, S. JAMES, Winchester. p. 425. MONTGOMERY, MICHAEL CLARK, McKinney, In- dustrial Education Club. p. 425. MOODY, JOHN DALE, Louisville, Ciruna, Political Science Committee, Student Council. p. 425. MOONERT, GAYLE ANN, Cincinnati, onie. p. 425. MOORE, aoaslE LYNN, Drift, SNEA, welrers Hell Secretary, Floyd County Club. p. 425. MOORE, JAMES ROBERT, Pikeville. p. 425. INDEX 8. DIRECTORYXSENIOR CREDITS 9 MOORE, JOSEPH BRUCE, Nicholasville. p. 425. MOORE, MARY ANN, Huntington, New York, Kap- pa Delta Secretary, Panhellenic Vice President, McGregor House Council. p. 425. MOORE, WANDA ELAINE, Florence. p. 425. MOORES, WILLIAM CRAIG, Berea. p. 426. MORGAN, LARRY WHEELER, Liberty, HYPER. p. 427. MORGAN, RITA GAYL, Lebanon, Ohio, Band. p. 426. MORRIS, BONNIE LYNN, Pitman, New Jersey, KYMA Club, Young Republicans, SNEA, ACE. p. 425. MORRIS, EDWARD JACKSON, Lawrenceburg. p. 426. MORRIS, HARRY LEE, Shelbyville, National Chem- ical Society, Polymathologists. p. 426. MORRIS, REGINA M., Richmond Cwens, Geology Club. p. 426. MORRIS, WYTHE CARROLL, Wytheville, Virginia, Agriculture Club. p. 426. MORRISON, AUDREY J., Mt. Sterling, Who's Who, AURORA Editor. p. 426. MORRISON, ROBERT EARL, Louisville, Wrestling Team, Scabbard and Blade. p. 426. MORSE, EUGENE ALVIN, Shelbyville. p. 426. MOSLEY, MICHAEL DALE, London, Young Republi- cans, Ciruna, HPER, ETA, Sigma Gamma. p. 426. MOTLEY, JOHN ROBERT, West Liberty, Industrial Education Club, Newman Club, Young Demo- crats. p. 426. MULLINS, BENNY AL, McRoberts. p. 426. MULLINS, JAMES LEONARD, Jackson. p. 426. MULLINS, JAMIE LYNN, Mt. Vernon, Alpha Delta Pi, Treasurer, KYMA Club, SNEA, Cwens, Queen Athena, Sigma Tau Pi, Little Colonels. p. 426. MULLINS, RODNEY EUGENE, Jenkins. p. 426. MULLINS, VICKI LEE, Florence, Baptist Student Union, Sociology Club, Pi Tau Chi. p. 426. MULLINS, WILLIAM SCOTT, Harrodsburg, WEKU- FM Radio Engineer. p. 426. MUMME, JOHN STEPHEN, Newport. p. 426. MURPHY, CLARENCE W., Lebanon. p. 426. MURPHY, DATHA CHADWELL, Lancaster, HPER. p. 426. MURPHY, JAMES ROBERT, Springfield, Ohio, Circle K Club, Vice President, Golf Team. p. 426. MURRAY, ANGELA GAYLE, Richmond, Collegiate Pentacle Chaplain, Kappa Pi Secretary, Kappa Delta Pi, Methodist Wesley Foundation, Young Democrats, SNEA. p. 426. MUSE, IRA G., Nancy. p. 426. MUSKOPF, ANNE LOUISE, Fairfield, Catalina Club. p. 426. MYERS, JACKIE DEE, Goshen, Ohio, HPER Club, Young Republicans. p. 426. MYNK, MICHAEL TRENT, Corbin. p. 426. 5 O INDEX 8- DIRECTORYXSENIOR CREDITS N NALLEY, DONALD MERLE, Louisiville, Pershing Rifles. p. 426. NAPIER, DONALD G., Jackson, Tau Kappa Epsilon, OAK, Canterbury Club, Young Republicans. p. 427. NECESSARY, JERRY DOUGLAS, Reading, Ohio, Kappa Iota Epsilon, Chemistry Club Secretary. p. 427. NELSON, DAVID W., London, Alpha, Sigma Up- silon. p. 427. NELSON, PHYLLls SHARON, Springfield, Ohio, CWENS, Home Economics Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle, SNEA, KYMA, KHEA. p. 427. NETZLEY, RICHARD A., Pleasant Hill, Ohio, HPER, Young Republicans. p. 427. NEUGEBAUER, JOHN, Corning. p. 427. NALLEY, ELEANOR LAW, Lexington. p. 427. NANTZ, MICHAEL WAYNE, Lexington, Kappa Alpha Order President, Young Democrats, IFC Repre- sentative. ,p. 427. NEWCOMB, SAM HACKLEY, Campbellsville, KYMA, Ciruna, lnterdorm Council. p. 428. NICHOLAS, JOYCE LEE, Somerset, SNEA, Baptist Student Union, ACE. p. 428. NICHOLAS, PATRICIA ANN, Cincinnati, Ohio, Sigma Tau Pi, Young Republicans, SNEA, KEA. p. 428. NICHOLS, JIMMIE L., White Plains, New York. p. 428. NICKEL, LINDA REBECCA, South Shore. p. 428. NICKEL, RONALD E., South Shore. p. 428. NIEMEIER, ROBERT BRUCE, Louisville, American Marketing Association. p. 428. NOE, JERRY LANE, Somerset. p. 428. NOLAN, EDWIN J., Huntington, New York, Ameri- can Marketing Association. p. 428. NOLAND, JOHN ANDREW, Ft. Myers, Florida. p. 428. NOLTING, DENNIS ROBERT, Columbus, Indiana, Alpha Chi Lambda, Lutheran Club Vice Presi- dent, Young Republicans, Student Council, ln- Education',CIub, Student Inter-Faith dustrial Council. p. 428. NOONING, ROBERTA NEWMAN, Bristol, Virginia. p. 428. NORCROSS, RONALD L., Lakewood, New Jersey, Sigma Tau Pi, Pi Omega Pi. p. 429. O OATLEY, DOUGLAS WAYNE, Lexington, Phi Mu Alpha President, Representative for Senior Mu- sic Class. p. 429. ODLE, MERLE RICKEY, Portsmouth, Ohio, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Young Republicans. p. 429. OERTHER, OERTHER SUE, Louisville, SNEA, Di- etetic Club, Kappa Pi. p. 429. O'GRADY, KATHLEEN MARY, Syracuse, New York, Sociology Club. p. 429. OHIVER, PATRICIA BLAINE, Williamson, West V ginia, SNEA, ACE, Phi Delta Theta Sweethea p. 429. OLSHANSKI, PATRICIA A., Richmond. p. 429. O'NEILL, PATRICIA ANNE, Ft. Pierce, Florida, Fe ture Editor of Eastern Progress. p. 429. OSBORNE, OSBORNE, p. 429. OSBORNE, Council. OSBORNE, 429. CHARLES HERBERT, Roanl. p. 429. GARY LEE, Eubank, l.E.D. Club, sNE RAY GARY, Portsmouth, Ohio, Stude p. 429. LARRY STEVEN, Portsmouth, Ohio. osBoRNE, RANDALL, Jononoy. p. 429. OSBORNE, SHERRY LYNN, Middletown, ohl SNEA, p. 429. osBoRNE, TERRY FRANCIS, Williamstown, Alp Chi Alpha. p. 429. OSTERBERGER, RENE H., Richmond. p. 429. OTT, GLENN ALAN, Louisville. p. 429. OTT, MARGARET SUE, Louisville. p. 429. OTTO, GLORIA PAIGE, Ft. Thomas, Young Repu Iicans Club, Delta Delta Delta, Canterbu Club. p. 429. OVERSTREET, S. JOAN, Louisville. p. 429. OWENS, SUE ANNE: Stanford, Alpha Delta HYPER Club. p. 429. P PACE, AUDEEN, Winchester, Phi Alpha Thet Young Republicans, Wesley Foundation. p. 42 PACE, JOHNNY LEE, Dizney, Kappa Alpha, You Republicans. p. 429. PALMER, JANE ALLEN, Frankfort. p. 429. PALSGROVE, RUSSELL TILLMAN, Vandalia, Ohic Student Court, Polity Society. p. 429. PARASILIT, JOSEPH SMAUEL, Jamestown, Nel York, Theta Chi. p. 429. PARK, SIMPSON KARL, Richmond, Sports Editor fl EASTERN PROGRESS, Senior Citation, Stude Publications. p. 429. PARK, MARILYN SERENA, Moorestown, New Ja sey, First Vice President of Alpha Delta Dietetics Club, Home Ec Club, Young Republ cans Club. p. 429. PARKER, ROGER G., Neptune City, New Jersey. p 430. PARMLEY, VIRGINIA I., Monticello, SNEA, Cl President, MENC Vice-President, College R publicans, Delta Omicron, Secretary. p. 430. PARRETT, DAVID D., Anniville, Industrial Educ tion Club, NAIT. p. 430. PARSONS, THOMAS w., Clay city. p. 430. PATTERSON, WAYNE R., Sugarcreek, Ohio, Tau Chi, Scabbard and Blade, Military Polic Westminster Fellowship. p. 430. PATTON, CHARLES D., Louisville. p. 430. PEACE, EDWARD F., Cincinnati, Ohio. p. 430. PEARSON, JASPER M., College Hill. p. 430. , REARDON, HARRIET ANNE: Louisville, Philosophy ine-inch bayonets demand that the Pershing Rifles' Suicide Squad display skill and precision. EEKE, CAROL J., Asheville, North Carolina, Col- legiate Pentacle, SNEA. p. 430. EERCY, BETTY D., Monticello, Canterbury Club, SNEA. p. 430. ERGRAM, LAWRENCE S., Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Theatre, Treasurer, Alpha Psi Omega. p. 430. ERSLEY, BEVERLY L., Lexington, Delta Theta, Kappa Delta Tau, Canterbury Club, Democratic Club. p. 430. ETREY, JAMES H., Louisville, Alpha Chi Alpha. p. 430. EYTON, JAMESETTA F., Richmond, HPER, WRA, I WOS, Messiah. p. 430. HELPS, DAVID R., Norwood, Ohio, Pershing Rifles, Intelligence Officer, Scabbard and Blade, Chem- istry Club. p. 430. HELPS, JACK L., Cincinnati, Ohio, KIE, AUSA, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard and Blade, Command- ing Officer and Distinguished Military Student. p. 430. TERCE, GEORGE B., Fort Mitchell, Men's Glee Club, Interfaith Council, Westminster Fellow- ship, Young Republicans, Pi Tau Chi, President. p. 430. IENCEY, NAOMI F., Albany, SNEA. p. 430. IGG, DIANNA L., Berea, SNEA, ACE. p. 430. INKERTON, THOMAS C., Lexington, Pershing Rifles, Chemistry Club. p. 430. ITTS, CAROL L., Ferncreek. p. 431. LANCK, JUDY L., Flemingsbury. p. 43l. LATT, HOWARD C. JR., Lexington, Physics Club. PLEASANT, JAMES D., Louisville, Pershing Rifles, Supply Officer, MILESTONE, Assistant Business Manager, Drill Meet Officer, Wesley Founda- tion, Caduceus Club, AUSA, Biology Club, Young Republicans. p. 431. POE, RICHARD B., Louisville. p. 431. POER, JAMES E., Winchester, IA Club, SNEA. p. 43l. POLING, RONALD G., Van Wert, Ohio, Men's Glee Club, Caduceus Club, President, Who's Who, Student Government, Scabbard and Blade. p. 431. POORE, RICHARD A., Hodgenville. p. 431. POPE, BRENDA H., Louisville. p. 431. POTTER, LEWIS H., Falls Church, Virginia. p. 431. POTTER, SPENCER G., Harrodsburg. p. 431. POWELL, DENNIS W., Louisville. p. 431. POWERS, HENRY s., Ewing. p. 432. POWERS, JANlCE,'McKeehan. p. 432. POWERS, TERRY C., Lancaster, Young Republicans. p. 432. POYNTER, CHARLES D., Corbin, Alpha Sigma Up- silon, President, Student Government. p. 432. POYNTER, MARGARET A., Corbin. p. 432. PRACHT, SUSAN K., Lexington, Phi Alpha Theta, SNEA. p. 432. PRAITHER, JOHN D., Walton, Caduceus Club. p. 432. PRATS, JOVITA R., Berea, Cheerleader, Who's Who, Collegiate Pentacle, Kappa Delta, p. 431. CWENS.p. 432. PRESCOTT, LYNN R., Fairport, New York, AlPhB Phi Sigma. p. 432. PREWITT, ROBERT C. Ill, Lexington, Young Demo- crats. p. 432. PRIBBLE, DAVID C., Mount Sterling, Vets Club, Business Club, Business Honorary. p. 432. PROFFITT, GLENDA H., Manchester, Home Eco- nornics Club. p. 432. PROFFITT, GLENIS, London. p. 432. PUCHSTEIN, RICHARD L., Spled, Ohio, Geology Lab Assistant. p. 432. PULLINS, JERRY C., Mineral City, Ohio, Football. p. 432. R RADER, PEARL JONES, Jackson, WRA, HYPER, Drill Team. p. 432. RAKER, REX NEAL, Richwood, Ohio, Delta Upsilon. p. 432. RAGLAND, BRENDA SUE, Louisville, Kappa Delta Tau, PROGRESS Staff Reporter, Canterbury Club, SNEA, Young Republicans, KYMA Club. p. 432. RAMEY, SHERRY LEE, Lexington, SNEA. p. 432. RAMSEY, JULIA HARRISON, Abingdon, Virginia, Band, Choir, Brass Choir, MENC, p. 432. RAMSEY, PAUL A., Clay Cary. p. 432. RANSDELL, BARBARA A., Harrodsburg. p. 432. RAPP, RONALD J., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. p. 432. RATLIFF, MARY LEE, Louisville, Chi Omega Vice- President and Secretary, McGregor Vice-Presi- dent, CWENS, Student Council. p. 432. Club. p. 432. REASTER, THOMAS JOHN, Dayton, Ohio, Band, Young Republicans, Newman Club, Psi Chi. p. 432. REDMON, PAUL DOUGLAS, Lexington, Agricul- ture Club, Dairy Judging Team, Young Re- publicans. p. 432. REECE, GARY E., Annville. p. 432. REED, GARY LEE, Mariba, MP Company. p. 433. REED, JAMES WILTON, Irvine. p. 433. REED, STEPHEN LEE, Louisville. p. 433. REEVES, CHARLOTTE McHORNE, Richmond. p. 433. REEVES, SANDRA KAY, Melvin, Majorette, MENC, Symphonic Band, ROTC Sponsor, Messiah, Floyd Co. Club. p. 433. REEVES, VICKIE LYNN, Ludlow, HYPER Club, Vice- President of Health. p. 433. REHFUS, STEPHEN JOHN, Covington, Chief Justice of Student Court, Young Republicans, Student Council, KYMA, Logos. p. 433. REHKAMP, EILEEN MARIE, Florence. p. 433. REID, LAWRENCE JOSEPH, Newark, Ohio, HPER. p. 433. INDEX 8- DIRECTORYXSENIOR CREDITS 5 REID, RONALD LYLE, Manchester, Phi Alpha Theta, SNEA, Young Democrats. p. 433. REMUS, MARY JANE, Northbrook, Illinois. p. 433. RHODES, M. GAIL, Richmond, President of CWENS, Collegiate Pentacle, Secretary and Vice Presi- dent of Canterbury Club. p. 433. RIANO, JAIRO I., Bogota, Colombia, Newman Club, Sigma Chi Delta, Sigma Nu. p. 434. RIANO, JEWELL ELAINE, Charlestown, Indiana. p. 434. RICE, GREGORY DALE, West Carrollton, Ohio. p. 434. RICE, JAMES HAROLD, Shepherdsville. p. 434. RICE, PATRICIA ANN, Whitesburg, HPER. p. 434. RICHARDSON, CAROLYN LEE, Ashland, ROTC Sponsor, Kappa Phi Delta, SNEA. p. 434. RICKETTS, LINDA EILEEN, Louisville, Kappa Pi. p. 434. RIEBER, JOHN CHARLES, Louisville, Chemistry Club, Vice President. p. 434. RIGGS, ROBERT M., Middletown, Ohio. p. 435. RILEY, CONNIE JOE, Lawrenceburg. p. 435. RITTER, HARRIETTE ANN, Richmond, Young Demo- crats, SNEA. p. 435. ROACH, CHARLES, JR., Harrodsburg, Business Club, Young Republicans, Industrial Education Club. p. 435. ROACH, JUDGE RICHARDSON, Eau Gallie, Florida, Sigma Chi, HPER Club, Gymnastics Club Presi- dent, Varsity Gymnastics, Varsity Swimming, Student Council. p. 435. ROBBINS, BARBARA PHYLLIS, Pineville, Sigma Tau Pi, Pi Omega President, Collegiate Pen- tacle, Who's Who. p. 435. ROBERTS, DAVID M., Louisville. p. 435. ROBERTSON, JAMES MICHAEL, Erlanger, Biology Club, Military Police, Scabbard and Blade, Student Council, Inter-Dorm Council. p. 435. ROBERTSON, WARREN JAMES, Unadilla, New York, Alpha Phi Sigma. p. 435. ROBEY, KENNETH W., Lexington, Kappa Alpha, Scabbard and Blade, AUSA, Pershing Rifles, MILESTONE Business Manager, Phi Alpha Theta, DMs. p. 435. ROBINSON, CARL c., Jenkins. p, 435. ROBINSON, MARION MARSHALL, Berea. p. 435. ROBINSON, WILLIAM ALLEN, Lawrenceburg. p. 435. ROLLER, SUSAN JOYCE, Louisville, Concert Band, ACE, Marching Band. p. 435. ROMOHR, GARY L., Blanchester, Ohio. p. 435. ROSER, LAURA LEE, Lexington, Kappa Delta Tau, Westminster Fellowship President, Pi Tau Chi, Interfaith Council. p. 435. ROSS, CHARLES EVANS, Winchester, Pi Kappa Al- pha. p. 435. ROSS, GARY DEWAYNE, Lexington. p. 435. ROWE, JUDY LYNN, Pikeville, chi Omega, Little Colonels, KYMA, Sociology Club, Young Demo- crats. p. 435. INDEX Bt DIRECTORYISENIOR CREDITS Serving as guides during registration, the Vallianettes make being lost a worthwhile ez ROWE, LONDA LOUISE, Newton, New Jersey, Young Republicans, HPER, Gymnastics Team, Kappa Delta Tau, Health Council President. p. 435. ROWE, SANDRA S., Richmond, KEA. p. 435. ROY, PAUL L., Louisville, Rifle Team. p. 435. ROYALTY, ROSALEE, Harrodsburg, Kappa Delta Tau, Phi Alpha Theta, McGregor Dorm Council, KYMA, SNEA, Young Democrats. p. 435. RUFFNER, MICHAEL B., Middlesboro. p. 435. RUSSELL, ROGER D., Danville. p. 435. S SABO, JOHN EDWARD, Miami, Florida. p. 435. SADLER, CLARENCE ALFRED, JR., Paris. p. 435. SADLER, VICKI JUMONVILLE, Burnside. p. 435. SAFFELL, LARRY LEE, New Lexington, Ohio, New- man Club, HPER, Young Republicans. p. 436. SAIED, FAWZY R., Madinah, Saudi Arabia. p. 436. SAINLAR, ROBERT LAWRENCE, Louisville, Young Republicans, Dorm Council, Karate Club, AUSA. p. 436. SAND, SUSAN CLAIRE, Cincinnati, Ohio, CWENS, Kappa Delta Pi Secretary, Collegiate Pentacle, Home Economics Club Treasurer. p. 436. SANDIDGE, BERERLY JAYNE, Eubank, SNEA, ACE. p. 436. SANDKER, BRENDA JOY, Racine, Wisconsin. p. 436. SANDS, MARVIN JAY, Louisa, AAHPER, Young Republicans. p. 436. S SANZONE, PHILIP H., Cincinnati, Ohio Iota Epsilon Vice President, Swimming Tea E Club. p. 436. SCALE, DAVID R., Corbin. p. 436. SCALF, DANNY DALE, McKee, ACE, SNEA. p. 4 SCHELL, DAVID A., Louisville. p. 436. SCHLOSS, GAYLE E., Williamsburg, PROGRE Research Editor, Little Colonels, KYMA, Alp Phi Gamma. p. 436. SCHOELLMANN, WALTER F., Loveland, Ohio, Ph- sics Club President. p. 436. SCHOTT, JOHN RICHARD, JR., London. p. 436. sci-IRADER, JOHN CHRIS, chatham, New vat p.43a. SHRADER, ROBERT GAYLE, Louisville. p. 436. SCHWALLIE, RONALD LEWIS, Cincinnati, Ohit Counselor, lntermural Sports. p. 436. SCHWEITZER, GERALD CLEMENT, Highland Height p. 436. SCOTT, DIANA LYNN, Winchester. p. 436. SEARS, ZELLA CRAWFORD, Somerset. p. 436. SEAY, BETTY HUPP, Bloomfield, Phi Alpha Thet. Student Council, Young Republicans, Collegiat Pentacle, CIRUNA Secretary. p. 436. SECRIST, CHARLES ROBERT, Fayetteville, Pennsy vania, Theta Chi, Phi Alpha Theta Omicro Alpha Kappa, Young Republicans, SNEA. p. 431 SEXTON, DANNY STEWART, Jenkins, Sigma Ta Pi President, Administrative Management SI ciety. p. 436. SEXTON, PATRICIA A., Hueysville. p. 436. SHADWICK, WILLIAM- BRENT, Bethlehem, New York. p. 436. BHAKIB, SUSAN, Tehran, Iran, ISA President. p. 436. SHANNON, MICHAEL E., Trenton, Ohio. p. 436. SHARUM, SUE ANN, Valley Station, Sigma Tau Pi, Newman Club Secretary, SNEA. p. 437. ISHEARER, ALANA J., Frazer, SNEA, p. 437. SHEARER, BARRY WAYNE, Winchester, Scabbard and Blade Treasurer, Physics Club President. p. 437. BHEPARD, REGINA KAY, Louisville, Young Re- publicans, SNEA. p. 437. SHEPHERD, ANTHONY WAYNE, Connerville, ln- diana, Gamma Theta Upsilon, SNEA, Young 1 Democrats. p. 437. SHER, MICHAEL N., Louisville, ASTA President, SUSGA Vice Chairman, Student Council, MENC, Orchestra. p. 437. SHERMAN, ROBERT MERRILL, Winchester. p. 437. HERSETH, LEE C., Richmond. p. 437. HINE, PATRICK THOMAS, Fi. Thomas, Sigma Nu Vice President, Scabbard and Blade Executive Officer, AUSA, DMS, Student Council, IFC. p. 437. HIPP, CHARLTON ALEZANDER, Paris. p. 437. HOOK, CHERYL ANN, Covington, Newman Club. p. 437. HORT, WILLARD, Jackson. p. 437. HRADER, BETSY HAYMES, Columbia, SNEA, Young Republicans, Westminster Fellowship. p. 438. HRADER, LINDA DARLENE, Louisville, SNEA, Young Republicans, Kappa Delta Pi, Canter- bury Club. p. 438. HROUT, GARY DEAN, Mt. Sterling, Young Re- publicans, Westminster Fellowship, Student Council. p. 438. HUMARD, JAMES WARREN, Kettering, Ohio, Sigma Nu, Swim Team, Young Republicans. p. 438. lDERs, DONNA, Wilmington, Ohio. p. Asa. ILER, BARBARA ANN, Middlosooio. p. 438. IMPSON, DANIEL WAYNE, Hamilton, Ohio, In- tramurals. p. 438. IMPSON, JAMES A., Louisa, Theta Chi, Pershing Rifles, Young Democrats, SEA. p. 438. IMPSON, MICHAEL KENT, New Richmond, Ohio, Iota Lambda Sigma, Industrial Education Club, Baseball. p. 438. IMPSON, WILLIAM EDWARD, Danville, Industrial Education Club. p. 438. IMS, GENIE G., Harrodsburg, SEA. p. 438. IMS, JOHN ELMER, Harrodsburg, Pi Kappa Alpha, E Club, Eastern Eels. p. 438. ' KEEN, LYNDA FISHER, Bedford. p. 438. LAWTER, KAREN FLETCHER, Richmond, Alpha Psi Omega, Delta Sigma Rho Tau Kappa Alpha, Alpha Zeta Kappa, Drum and Sandal, Debate Team, Keene Oratorical Contest Winner, Little Theatre, Senior Citation, Speech and Drama. p.43s. SLIVA, VIRGINIA KATHERINE, Trumbull, Connecti- cut, SNEA, AHEA, Young Republicans, Newman Club, YWCA. p. 438. SLOANE, HOBERT MICHAEL, Louisville. p. 438. SMART, RITA HUNTER, Carlisle, Home Economics Club, YWCA. p. 438. SMITH, CHARLES HUGHES, Waverly, Ohio, Phi Delta Theta, Young Republicans. p. 438. SMITH, CHARLIE JEAN, London, HPER, Young Re- publicans. p. 438. slvlltl-I, ERIC ALAN, Xenia, Ohio, sigma Nu, Young Republicans. p. 438. SMITH, JAMES ROLAND, Louisville, Biology Club .President, Chemistry Club. p. 438. SMITH, JOYCE ANN, Owenton, Sociology Club, Young Republicans. p. 438. SMITH, JUDY ELAINE, London. p. 438. SMITH, ROGER BRENT, Liberty. p. 438. SMITH, RONALD ALBERT, Paris. p. 438. SMITH, SHERRY LYNN, Falmouth. p. 438. SMITH, STEPHEN RAY, Winchester. p. 438. SMITH, VIRGINIA WILSON, Louisa, SNEA, ACE. p. 438. SMITH, WILSON VANCE, Micldlesboro, Anglicans President, Canterbury Club Vice President, Student Council, Caduceus Club. p. 439. SMOOT, JOHN NICK, Carlisle. p. 439. SNOWDEN, STANLEY, Louisa. p. 439. SOBANSKI, MELINDA NELL, Wurtland. p. 439. SOLVEY, JOHN JOESPH, Mineral City, Ohio. p. 439. SOUTHARD, PERRY NATHANIEL, Lexington, Phi Alpha Theta, Young Republicans. p. 439. SOWDERS, JUDY CAROL, Manchester. p. 439. SPARKS, LOIS, Morrill, SNEA, YWCA, Young Re- publicans, ROTC Sponsor, Home Economics Club. p. 439. SPARROW, JOHN ALLEN, Harrodsburg. p. 440. SPARROW, SUSAN CHARLENE, Owenton, SNEA. p. 440. . SPECTOR, PAUL, Raiaviek, Iceland. p. 440. SPENCER, CHARLOTTE NIARLYNN, Stanton. p. 440. SPENCER, EVERETT, chovios. p. 440. SPIESS, LINDA KAY, Wauseon, Ohio, HPER, WRA, Case and McGregor House Council. p. 440. SPOTTZ, RICHARD ALLAN, Elmont, New York, Law Enforcement Fraternity. p. 440. SPRADLIN, JOE MAYO, Prestonsburg. p. 440. STAFFORD, DALLAS RAY, Liberty, Agriculture Club Vice President. p. 440. STAFFORD, JOAN C., Paris, Canterbury Club. p. 440. STAFFORD, LLOYD MUNDEY, Paris, Sigma Tau Pi, American Marketing Association. p. 440. STANIFER, LINDA TATE, Richmond, SNEA. p. 440. STANLEY, JUDITH ANN, Hamilton, Ohio, I-IPER, WRA, wos, ROTC Sponsor. p. 440. STAPLETON, DIANA LYNN, Richmond, SNEA, Bap- tist Student Union. p. 441. STARK, LORRAINE EVELYN, Newton, New Jersey, WOS, HPER, WRA President. p. 441. STAVISKI, RAYMOND THOMAS, Southgate, Persh- ing Ritles, MILESTONE. p. 441. STEDIMAN, JERRY SCOTT, Somerset. p. 441. STEFFEN, ANN MARIE, Maysville, SEA. p. 441. STEGER, ROBERT CURTIS, Mt. Sterling. p. 441. STEGNER, DAVID C., Ft. Thomas, Phi Mu Alpha. p. 441. STEMPFER, HELEN MARIE, Jeannette, Pennsylvania, Alpha Gamma Delta, ACE Vice President. p. 441. STERBLING, PHILIP RICHARD, Cincinnati, Ohio, Polity Society President, Ciruna Vice President, Student Council, Defense Counsel. p. 441. STEWART, BRUCE E., Lexington, Accounting Club Vice President, Veterans Club Secretary, Busi- , ness Club. p. 441. STEWART, DAVID LAMAR, Louisville. p. 441. STEWART, GAY LEE, Lexington, Home Economics Club Secretary, American Home Economics As- sociation, ACE, SNEA, Nutrition Club, Young Republicans, YWCA, Burrier Award, Kappa Delta Pi, Honor Roll, Who's Who. p. 441. STEWART, LARRY BRENT, Somerset. p. 441. STIGALL, RALPH HARDIN, Somerset. p. 441. STIRN, SHELBY ALAN, Middletown, Young Republi- cans. p. 441. STIVERS, GARY CLIFTON, Richmond. p. 441. STOBER, CARLA SUE, Cincinnati, Ohio, Young Democrats, Canterbury Club, KYMA. p. 441. STOESS, WILLIAM LYNN, Crestwood, Kappa Alpha Order Vice President, MILESTONE Editor-in- Chiet, Alpha Phi Gamma, Student Council, AUSA, Senior Citation, Student Publications, Board of Student Publications. p. 441. STOKES, EUGENE L., Tampa, Florida. p. 441. STONE, AVIS JOANNE, Charlottesville, Virginia, CWENS, Sullivan House Council. p. 441. STONEBURNER, GARY L., Woodstock, Virginia. p. 441. STONER, GREGORY HUNT, Hagerstown, Maryland, Psi Chi, Student Council, Phi Theta Kappa, Newman Club, Young Democrats. p. 441. STORY, LEATH R., Cincinnati, Ohio, HPER, WOS, WRA. p. 441. STRATTON, CANDANCE ROSE, Cleves, Ohio, Kap- pa Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle, CWENS, SNEA. p. 441. STRAUB, M. DUANE, Duquesne, Pennsylvania, Al- pha Chi Alpha. p. 441. STRICKLAND, DOROTHY JUNE, Corbin. p. 441. SUMMERS, STEPHEN HALL, Louisville, Beta Omi- cron Chi. p. 441. SUSONG, RAY WESLEY, Middletown, Ohio, Gym- nastics Team, Gymnastics Club, Alpha Chi Iota, Phi Delta Theta, IFC. p. 441. INDEX 8. DIRECTORYISENIOR CREDITS 563 suTToN, DwAlN GAIL, Lancaster. p. 442. surToN, JERvls D., Lancaster. p. 442. swAlN, DEXTER CAROLYN, Danville. p. 442. SWEASY, KENNETH WAYNE, ofeyeen, sigma Nu, Physics Club. p. 442. SWITZER, JEANNE MARIE, Bellevue, cwENs, SNEA, Collegiate Pentacle, Home Economics Club, Who's Who, AHEH, YWCA. p. 442. SWOPE, CAROL SUE, Ft. Thomas, Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle, SNEA. p. 442. SWOPE, JOHN ALLAN, Lexington. p. 442. T TACKETT, LINDA CAROL, Bowling Green. p. 442. rAclcErT, ROSEMARY, ofeinel. p. 442. TALBOT, DONALD ALLEN, Edmeston, New York, Karate Club. p. 442. TALBOT, RONALD JAMES, Edmeston, New York, Karate Club, Alpha Chi Alpha. p. 442. TALLENT, OVERT LAWRENCE, Albany. p. 442. TALMAGE, MARTIN TRENT, Sabina, Ohio, Pi Kap- pa Alpha. p. 442. TARTER, JOHNNY CLELL, Louisville, SNEA. p. 442. TAYLOR, CAMILLE KAY, Louisville. p. 442. TAYLOR, JUDY MANSFIELD, Waco. p. 442. TAYLOR, LOUIS RICHARD, Williamstown, Mein Club, AAHPER. p. 442. TAYLOR, PATRICK OWEN, Middlesboro. p. 442. TAYLOR, THOMAS CHARLES, North Vernon, ln- diana, Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia, MENC, Band, international Students. p. 442. TELISKA, RICHARD JAMES, Rensselaer, New York. p. 442. TERSTEGGE, PAUL ANTHONY, Louisville. p. 442. THARP, CHARLES RANDALL, Lebanon, Sociology Club President. p. 442. THEILER, PATRICIA LORRAINE, Louisville, Chi Omega Secretary. p. 442. THIBODEAUX, GARY JOSEPH, Lake Charles, Louisi- ana. p. 442. THOMAS, BARBARA JO, New Boston, Ohio, Kappa Delta, HPER, Young Democrats, Delta Upsilon Sweetheart. p. 442. THOMAS, LOUIS BERTRAND, Richmond. p. 442. THOMPSON, JOHN WILLIAM, Louisville. p. 442. TlNcHER, JOHN W., wrneneeren p. 442. TlNcHER, WENDELL, Tyner. p. 442. TIPTON, KENNETH GEORGE, Corbin, Sigma Tau Pi President, CIRUNA, Student Council, Ac- counting Club, Young Republicans, American' Mgt. Society. p. 443. TlRloLo, MARlANNE, Er. Lauderdale, Florida. p. 443. TODD, JESSICA ANN, Lawrenceburg, Indiana. p. 443. 4 INDEX 8. DIRECTORYXSENIOR CREDITS TRENZ, ROBERT CLARKE, West Milford, New Jer- sey. p. 443. TRIMBLE, ALLEN C., Richmond, PROGRESS Co- Editor-in-Chief, Alpha Phi Gamma President, Polity Society, Young Republicans, Who's Who, Senior Citation, Board of Student Publications. p. 443. TRIVETTE, SID, Pikeville. p. 443. TRUE, GERALDINE, Versailles, Home Economics Club. p. 443. TRUSLER, STANLEY R., Cincinnati, Ohio, MILE- STONE Sports Editor. p. 443. TURNER, DORIS SEBASTIAN, Newport. p. 443. TURNER, GARLAND RAU, Newport. p. 444. TURNER, JAMES, JR., Jackson. p. 444. TUSSEY, CONNIE CURRY, Lexington. p. 444. U UPCHURCH, MARTIN LEE, Monticello, Industrial Education Club Vice President. p. 444. uREER, DAVID wELLwooD, JR., Lexington. p. 444. V VANCE, MICHAEL DEAN, Wheelwright. p. 444. VANCLEVE, DONALD GLENN, Lexington. p. 444. VAUGHAN, PATRICIA L., Fort Lauderdale, Florida, House Council. p. 444. VEENEMAN, JEANNE, Louisville, Anglicans, SNEA, ACE. p.444. VEWCILL, E. Larry, Richmond, HPER, Veterans Club. p. 444. VENCILL, PARTICIA D., Richmond. p. 444. VITATOE, TRUDY ANN, Wheelwright. p. 444. VOGLER, PARTICIA ANN, Frankfort, SNEA, ACE. p. 444. VONHOLLE, C. SUZANNE, Middletown, New Jer- sey, Chi Omega, Young Republicans. p. 444. VONSICK, RONNIE LEE, Louisville, Kappa Delta Pi, Sociology Club, CIRUNA, Newman Club, Young Republicans. p. 444. W WAGAMAN, MICHAEL LEE, Mont Alto, Pennsyl- vania, Eta Sigma Gamma, HPER. p. 444. WAGERS, DONNA LOU, Manchester. p. 444. WAGMAN, RONALD N., Norwalk, Connecticut, Kappa Pi, Veterans Club. p. 444. WAGNER, JAMES SYLVESTER, Covington. p. 444. wALDRouP, RoDDY GLYNN, Kings Mountain. p. 444. WALKER, HAZEL RANDOLPH, Dayton, Ohio, Pi Omega Pi, Kappa Kappa Sigma, Sigma Tau Pi, House Council, Inter-Dorm Council. p .444. WALKER, ROBERT ALAN, Lexington, Swimming Team, All American, Sigma Chi., p. 444. WALLIN, CHARLES W., West Liberty, Accounting Club. p. 444. WALTER, SANDRA CALIRE, Cincinnati, Ohio, SNE Student Council, McGregor Hall Treasurer, C Omega Sorority, Young Democrats. p. 444. WALTON, CHARLES ROBERT, Dayton, Phi Delt Theta, Football. p. 444. WARD, DONALD FOX, Richmond, Young Republ cans. p. 444. WARD, HILDA, Ft. Mitchell, Alpha Delta Pi, Danc Theatre, HPER, Young Republicans. p. 444. WARD, LYNDA KAYE, Paintsville, KYMA, SNE ACE, Young Democrats. p. 444. WARFIELD, ROBERT NEAL, Louisville, Student A sociation, Vice President, Omega 'Phi P President, SUSGA State Chairman, Student Re presentative to Board of Regents, Senior C tation, Student Government. p. 445. WARNER, ANTHONY, North Ridgeville, Ohio, P Delta Theta. p. 445. WARNER, BRENDA SUE, Pleasant Hill, Ohio, Ka pa Pi. p. 445. WARTSCHLAGER, ROBERT A., Louisville, Tau Kapp Epsilon, Young Republicans, Lutheran Stude Fellowship, IFC. p. 445. WASSERMAN, JUDITH ANN, Portsmouth, Ohi Kappa Delta Tau, SNEA, Student Council, Kapp Delta Secretary. p. 445. WATSON, WANDA SUE, Lebanon, ACE. p. 445. WATTS, CYNTHIA LOCKE, Louisville. p. 445. WATTS, NEILL TYRONE, Louisville. p. 445. WAYMAN, WILLIAM J., Cincinnati, Ohio, HPE Swimming Team, E Club, ROTC Chorus. p. 44 WEAKLEY, LYNDON BROWN, JR., Simpsonvill Young Republicans. p. 445. WEBB, WILLIAM LEE, Shelbyville, Industrial Educ tion Club. p. 445. WEISER, ROBERT LEWIS, Hamilton, Ohio. p. 445' WELCH, A. MICHAEL, Erlanger. p. 445. WELLS, EFFIE, London, MILESTONE. p. 445. WELLS, LILLIAN A., Cox's Creek, Chi Omega- Cadeusus Club. p. 445. WEST, PATRICIA ANN, Irvine, Home Economic Club. p. 445. WESTERMAN, CLAUDIA D., Villia Hills, SNEA ACE, Young Republicans. p. 445. WHEELER, TONI LEE, Bristol, Virginia, ACE, SNEA p. 445. WHISMAN, KAREN LEE, Louisville. p. 445. WHITAKER, EDGAR, JR., Carcassone. p. 445. WHITAKER, PATRICIA LYNN, Richmond. p. 445. WHITE, DANIEL THOMAS, Ft. Thomas. p. 445. WHITE, LINDA DENNY, Lexington. p. 445. WHITE, WILLIAM ALLEN, Salem, New Jersey. p 445. WHITEHEAD, ROGER LEE, Richmond, Physics Club Counter Guerrilla Raiders. p. 445. WHITLOCK, RODNEY STEVENS, Richmond. p. 445. WHITNEY, JACK C., Sunbury, Ohio, Pershing Rifles Commanding Officer, Student Council These children enioy a bird's-eye view of the Homecoming Parade. AUSA, Scabbard and Blade, Theta Chi Treasurer, Student Court, Young Republicans.. p. 445. WHITTINGTON, SUSAN JAYNE, Greenville, Ohio. p. 445. WIGTON, TERRY LEE, Mt. Gilead, Ohio, KIE, PBR. p. 446. WILEY, RUSSELL F., Prestonsburg, HPER, NEA, Delta Upsilon. p. 446. WILHOIT, JOHNNY WAYNE, London, Phi Alpha Theta, SNEA, Young Democrats. p. 446. WILKINSON, DAWN KRISTIN, aetoo. p. 446. WILLIAMS, ANDREW, Louisville, Stage and March- ing Band, Omega Phi Psi. p. 446 WILLIAMS, BARBARA KAYE, Corbin, SNEA, Pi ' Alpha Theta. p. 446. WILLIAMS, BUFORD S., Louisville. p. 446. WILLIAMS, DOROTHEA WALLACETENE, Berea. p. 446. WILLIAMS, EDDIE JOE, Russell, p. 446. WILLIAMS, MICHAEL C., Lexington. p. 446. WILLIAMS, SHARON ALISSA, Louisville. p. 446. WILLIAMS, THOMAS J., Newton, New Jersey, Phi Kappa Alpha, Inter-Frat. Council. p. 446. WILLIAMSON, CAROL ANN, Lookout Heights, Kappa Delta Pi, Who's Who, Collegiate Pen- tacle, SNEA, Young Republicans. p. 446. WILLIAMSON, JAMES DOUGLAS, Portsmouth, Ohio, sNEA. p. 446. WILLIAN, DONNIE R., Hodgenville, Industrial Edu- cation Club. p. 446. WILSON, DAVID LEE, Harrodsburg. p. 446. WILSON, ERWIN DEAN, Lexington, Band, Circle K, p. 446. . WILSON, ELAINE, Tyner, p. 446. WILSON, GARY ALAN, Louisville, Military Police, Alpha Psi Omega, Little Theatre Club. p. 446. WILSON, GERALDINE PATRICIA, Hurleyville, New Jersey, President Walters Hall, HYPER. p. 446. WILSON, RONALD CLAY, Paris. p. 446. WINSTEAD, ROY DALE, Mt. Vernon. p. 446. WIRA, MICHAEL EDWARD, Newport, Theta Chi. p. 446. WILT, JOHN CHARLES, Irvine. p. 446. WITT, SANDI C., Berea. p. 446. WOJCIECHOWSKI, MARGARET ELIZABETH, Flem- ing, SNEA. p. 446. WOOD, JAMES NI., Circleville. p. 446. WOOD, ROBERT NI., Frankfort. p. 446. WOODRUFF, KENNETH LEE, Richmond, Sigma Nu, Baseball Team, E Club, HPER. p. 447. WOODRUFF, SHARON, Morrow, Ohio, SNEA. p. 447. WOODS, EDDIE LEROY, Looisvaite. p. 447. WOODS, ELIZABETH T., Stanton. p. 447. WOODS, WILLIAM RAY, Berea, Kappa Iota Epsilon. p. 447. WOODSIDE, DEBORAH c., ctnornnotz, Ohio, WRA, Wos, HPER. p. 447. WOOLUMS, JAMES MICHAEL: Wilmore, SNEA, Sociology Club, Inter-Dorm Council, Canter- bury Club, Combs Dorm Council President. p. 447. WORTH, JOHN E., Richmond, Agriculture Club Treasurer, Student Council. p. 447. WORKMAN, MARTHA KAY, Brooksville, SNEA, Young Republicans. p. 447. WRIGHT, BARBARA LYNN, Goshen, Ohio, HPER, SNEA, Young Republicans. p. 447. WRIGHT, LARRY EVAN, Woof Chester, onto, Sigma cnt. p. 447. WRIGHT, PHYLLIS ANN, Cumberland, Maryland, SNEA, Young Democrats. p. 447. WURTH, DANIEL MARTIN, Covington. p. 447. Y YATES, JAMES E., Richmond. p. 447. YEAGER, DORIAN PHILLIP, Richmond, AUSA President, Scabbard and Blade, Polymathol- ogists. p. 447. YORK, BILLY LYNN, East Bernstadt. p. 447. YOUNG, M. MICHELE, Louisville, Kappa Delta Tau, Newman Club, ACE. p. 447. YOUNG, SARAH LYNN, Lexington, KYMA, Chi Omega, Little Colonels, Tau Kappa Epsilon Order of Diana. p. 447. Z ZACHARY, JERRY LEE, Liberty. p. 447. ZACHRITZ, RANDY JAMES, Bellevue, Young Re- publicans. p. 447. ZWEIG, SUSAN ANNE, Winchester, Biology Club CKSS, Young Republicans, Sociology Club. p. 447. ZWICK, ROBERT ALAN, Delaware, Ohio, Kappa Iota Epsilon, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. p. 447. ZWICK, WILLIAM CLARK, Nicholasville, Football, Baseball, Industrial Arts Club. p. 447. INDEX 8. DIRECTORYXSENIOR CREDITS 5 5 Student Index A Abbott, Andrea S. B., 448 Abbott, Deborah L., 511 Abbott, Abbott, Elizabeth A. Joan, 511 Abell, Charlyn L., 385 Abell, George H., Jr., 511 Abell, Patricia A., 546 Abercrumbie, Paul E., 303, 361, 385 Abercrumbie, Revella, 546 Abner, Charlie Jr., 367, 511 Abner, Millie E. Adams, Adams I Deborah E., 485 Donn L., 347, 4815 Adams, Donna G., 511 Adams, Emil G., 385 Adams, Frances L., 511 Adams, Gary W., 263, 290 Adams, George -T. Adams, Gwendolyn S., 385 Adams, Harley R., 465 Adams, James Adams, James D., 511 Adams, James G., 546 Adams, James L., 511 Adams, Janet L., 511 Adams, Adams, Janice C., 511 Joan L. and Directory Adams, Teresa B. Adams, Wayne M., 511 Adams, William D. Adams, William T. Adamson, David S., Jr., 485 Al Grain, Abdulrahman Alavi, Faramarz F., 448 Albaugh, Leonard L. Albertini, Rose M., 511 Albright, James L., 368, 511 Adcock, Brenda J., 293, 485 Addington, Doris D. 465 Albright, Jessa R. Albro, Joyce M., 511 Addington-, Thomas A. Adin, Carl H. Jr. Adkins, Carolyn G., 485 Adkins, Dorothy A. Adkins, Earl D. Adkins, Kenneth R., 385 Adkins, Michael G., 511 Adkins, Nancy Cheryl, 454 Adkins, Patricia D. R. Alcorn, Jennie L., 511 Alcorn, Wilma L. Alderson, Judy M., 287, 511 Aldred, Fred S. Aldridge, Jeanette M. Alexander, James G., 190, 385 Alexander, Leslie D., 485 Alexander, Michael A., 276, 28 286, 465 Alexander, Mildred T. Abney, Gray C., 265, 385 Abney, Joanne C., 468 Abney, Robert S. Aboud, Bonnie M., 266, 274, 511 Abraham, Leona R., 511 Abrams, Jerry L. Abrams, Robert C. Abshear, Dorothy C. Accounting Club, 282 Achzehner, Beverly A., 385 Ackerman, Nancy T., 298, 511 Ackerman, Richard D. Ackley, Terry L. Acton, Nevelyn N., 385 Adamo, Paul J., 485 Adams, Barbara A., 385 Adams, Brenda L. S. Adams, Carol M. Adams, Carol S., 334 Adams, Charles W., 385 Adams, Cynthia R., sas 566 INDEX AND DIRECTORNXABB-ALL Adams, Juliana C. Adams, Julie, 269 Adams, Madelyn K., 385 Adams, Mark W., 277, 385 Adams, Martin J., 385 Adams, Mary B. Adams, Mattie L., 485 Adams, Pamela C., 287 Adams, Patricia S. Adams, Paul, 356 Adams, Phillis J. W., 448 Adams, Reese J. Adams, Robert E., 385 Adams, Rodney C., 361, 465 Adams, Roger L. Adams, Roy E., 283 Adams, Ruth M. Adams, Sharon R., 277, 385 Adams, Sherry T. Adams, Sondra J., 287, 485 Adams, Stephen M., 511 During Orientation Week, 'freshmen learn. that it's a long walk to Telfor Adkins, Roger H., 511 Adkins, Rosalind Adkins, Susan L., 298, 511 Adrian, James C. Afriyie, Sylvester K. Afterkirk, Donnie L. Agee, J. B. Jr. Agriculture Club, 283 Ahern, Albert M. Ahlers, Judith A., 485 Aiken, John D., 454 Akeley, Mark H. Aker, Akers, Stephen K., 347, 485 Jay E., sas Akers, Jon R., 385 Akers, Nancy B. A., 454 Akers, Randall, 511 Akers, Terry J., 339, 485 Akin, Joseph W. Akin, Lynn D., 511 Akins, ?Terry L., 511 Alexander, Patricia S., 485 Alexander, William M., 262, 46 Alford, Mary M., 485 Alford , Nohora M., 385 Alford, William C., 485 Algier, Ann S. Algier, Carol A., 286 Algier, Laloni J., 339, 465 Alig, Thomas G., 350, 362, 464 Allan, Wendy R., 546 Allen, Bobbie J. Allen, C. Richard Jr. Allen, Cheryl A. Allen, Clinton S., 385 Allen, Daniel B. Allen, Daniel J. Allen, David L. Allen-, Deborah A., 465 Allen, Diana L., 485 Allen, Edwina M. Allen, Ethel M. Allen, Herman P. llen, James D. ller., Jo A. Ilen, Judy E.: 333 llen, Larry O.: 511 Ilen, Linda L.: 454 Ilen, Morgan B. lien, Norbert: 385 llen, Richard C.: 511 Ilen, Roy M. llen, Ruth A. B.: 485 llen, Sharon K. H. llen, Sherry L. llen, Stephanie J.: 511 llen, Vera L.: 465 llen, Willard llen, William R. Ilen, Yvonne E.: 511 lley, Brenda G. D.: 385 lley, Claude F.: 385 lley, Gary G. lley, Judith L.: 385 lley, Thomas G. Ilison, Robert T. ' llison, Ronald E.: 342, 385 llison, Steven R.: 385 Ilison, William R.: 511 Anderson, William M. Andrew, Linda S.: 485 Andrew, Pamela M. Andrews, -Anne C.: 511 Andrews, Paul P. Jr.: 198, 276, 386 Aspatore, Edward C. Jr.: 454 Association for Childhood Education: 284 Association of the United States Army: 364 Andrews, Ronald: 232, 233, 235 - Angel, Elizabeth D.: 386 Angel, Judy E.: 274, 465 Angel, Wilma Angelini, Janice M.: 511 Anglicans: 273 Anglin, Angus, Carl E. Glenn E.: 386 Association of Law Enforcement: 289 Association of Nursing: 288, 465 Athey, Mary L.: 465 Atkins, Carolyn W.: 448 Atkins, Dorothy G. Atkins, Mary J.: 511 Atkins, Thomas I.: 448 Ankney, Jon W.: 268, 465 Anness, Brenda L.: 511 Anness, Kerry T.: 485 Ansley, Jean A.: 485 Ansley, Joan: K.: 386 Anthony, Brenda S.: 485 Atkinson, John- D. Atkinson, Linda L.: 333, 485 Atkisson, Thomas A. Atwood, Barbara S. Aubrey, Richard D.: 511 Augsburger, Michael R. Antle, Roy D. Apple, James L. Applegate, Beverly: 386 Applegate, Douglas C. Aquino, Enrico P.: 386 Aquon, Estella P. Archer, Howard P. Augspurger, Karen E.: 387 Aulick, Candace J.: 485 Aurora: 372 Austin, Jill A.: 196, 379, 465 Austin-, Jim E.: 195, 270, 485 Austin, Mark A.: 387 Austin, Robert E.: 465 Bakelman, Allen: 344, 511 Bakenh ester, Eugene R.: 511 Baker, Allen H.: 387 Baker, Audrey M.: 387 Baker, Bonita L.: 511 Baker, Carol A. Baker, Carter G. Baker, Charles D.: 353, 485 Baker, Coleen E. Baker, Constance K.: 511 Baker, Danny C.: 387 Baker, David L. Baker, Dewey W.: 387 Baker, Donald B. Baker, Edsel R.: 465 Baker, Etta M. Baker, Gary W. Baker, James M. Baker, Janet T.: 448 llman llman, llred, John B. Sue P.: 448 Glenn L.: 485 Ipha Chi Alpha: 311, 342, 343 Ipha Delta Pi: 320, 330, 331 Ipha Gamma Delta: 332, 333 Archer, Jerry W. Ard, Beverly D.: 109, 485 Ardery, William N.: 511 Ardinger, Ned A.: 465 Arehart, Lynda L.: 511 Arena, Richard J. Ipha Phi Gamma: 196 Ipha Phi Sigma: 198 Ipha Psi Omega: 199, 305 pha Sigma Upsilon: 260 llsmiller, Joyce A.: 293, 511 lston, John P.: 485 Argabright, Daniel S., 217, 344, 485 Argabright, Tim A.: 217, 223, 268, 344, 386 Armbrecht, Eddie L.: 465 Armstrong, Deborah A.: 511 Armstrong, Hugh: 303, 361, 386 lsup, Jonathan D.: 485 lsup, Rodney G. matulli, Deborah M. mbrose, Elizabeth P.: 274, 485 Auxier, Patsy L.: 511 Averitt, Robert F. Averitt, Thomas E. Jr.: 485 Avery, Bonnie G. Ayer, Willard Y.: 511 Ayers, Ga ry S. Ayers, Roger W.: 511 Ayers, Vicki A.: 511 B Baker, Judy L. Baker, Margaret A.: 387 Baker, Mary C.: 511 Baker, Michael K. Baker, Raleigh D. Baker, Rick A.: 511 Baker, Robert J.: 289, 485 Baldinger, Charlene L.: 200, I 387 Baldino, Frank L.: 198, 448 Baldwin, Charles E. Baldwin, Margaret M. Baldwin, Ronnie L.: 465 Balog, mbrose, Helen M. mbrose, Luther M. ll mburgey, Ann B. M.: 290 mburgey, Arnold Jr. burgey, Betty S. mburgey, Ewel G.: 344, 386 burgey Kenneth D. burgeyi Michael F.: 465 burgey, Patricia A.: 511 burgey, Roger D. burgey, Stephen G. Babb, Babb, Babb, Babb, Babba 51 1 Baber, Baber, Baber, Baber, Baber, Coral K. John E. Lewis Sharon L.: 368, 485 ge, Robert A.: 258, 265, 510, Allan D. James L. Jerry A.: 387 Roy T. William E. Bales, Charles D.: 485 Ball, Clara J. Ball, Constance S.: 511 Ball, Darrell T. Ball, David J.: 485 Ball, Eugenia A. Ball, Linda S.: 287, 485 Ball, N. Catherine Ball, Pamela S.: 511 Ballard, Bobby G. Ballard, Carolyn S. Ballard, Elizabeth A.: 485 Ballard, Jennie M. Ballard, Lloyd D. Ballard, Robert H.: 485 Ballard, Robert L. Ballenger, Bradford Ballinger, Gary W. Ballinger, Lloyd W. Balmos, Joe T.: 193, 387 Andrew A. es, Louis L.: 193, 265, 386 ick, Kenneth D. is, Virginia L. merman, Craig L.: 196 mmerman, Robert C.: 270 Armstrong, Michael B.: 209 ' Armstrong, Nancy S.: 278, 339 Armstrong, William J. Arnett, Emma J. Arnett, Gregory B. Arnett, Jane R. Arnett, Lonnie D. Arnett, Victor E. Arney, Janice L.: 387 Arnold, Betty F. P. Arnold Carolyn J. Arnold, Clenantt, 217, 218 Arnold, Douglas M.: 347, 387 Arnold George R. Arnold, Gerald W.: 387 Arnold H. Lee Jr. Arnold, Janice A.: 511 Arnold John S.: 511 Arnold Joyce M. shoff, David E.: 511 day, Ahmet C. Arnold, Linda K.: 387 Arnold, Mary A.: 485 clay, Betty A.: 386 derson, Carl W. derson, Carol A.: 546 derson, Cessie M. nderson, Charles E.: 465 erson, Clifton R.: 347 derson, Donald P. erson, Donna L. derson, Donna S.: 485 nderson,, Ellis C.: 349, 386 nderson, Glenn G. nderson, Jeanette L.: 511 nderson, Jennifer F.: 511 nderson, Lee J. nderson, Leslie L. nderson, Michael L.: 260 nderson, Michael R. nderson, Nancy L. nderson, Patricia A. nderson, Paula nderson, Ralph: 283, 485 hderson, Randolph K. nderson, Raymond F.: 465 -nderson, Robert E. nderson, Robert L. nderson, Robert M. nderson, Rodney E. nderson, William H. nderson, William K. Arnold, Mary C. Arnold, Richard L. Arthur, Alva L. Arthur, James C.: 344, 485 Arthur, Lucille A. Artis, Helen K. Arvin, Adrian H. Arvin, Ralph L. Arvin, Robert L. Babiak, Demetrius P. Babinski, Valerie A.: 387 Back, Anna L.: 511 Back, Barbara A. Back, Fanny S.: 485 Back, Jesse M. Back, Lorna J.: 511 Bacon, Jim: 265 Bader, Juliana 387 Badger, Cheryl C.: 454 Badgett, Paul R.: 465 Badida, John W.: 448 Baeder, Julie Bagwell, Carolyn 485 Bagwell, Glenna R. A.: 199, 465 Bagwell, Ronald C.: 193, 387 Bamiduro, Stephen O.: 511 Banassi, Janice: 368 Band Day 52, 130, 207, 414 Bandy, David C.: 263 Bane, Joseph H.: 387 Bangs, Bonnie J.: 511 Ban-ks, Carl Banks, Carol P. Banks, Kathy: 511 Banks, Loretta: 465 Marla K.: 264, 465 Banks, Banks, Nila Banks, Zack T. Banning, Michael L.: 387 Bannister, David B.: 387 Bannister, Marilyn D.: 485 Asbridge, Anthony: 465 Asbury, Mildred D.: 448 Ash, Carol J.: 298, 511 Ash, Reba M.: 511 Ashby, Ada l. Ashby, Anna M. Ashby, William C.: 233, 485 Ashcraft, Linda J.: 511 Ashcraft, Robert C. Ashcraft, Roy P.: 465 Asher, Dana L.: 511 Asher, Louise: 465 Asher, Noah M.: 485 Ashford, Nancy K. Ashley, Kathryn C.: 454 Ashley, Kenneth C.: 465 Ashley, Willard F.: 465 Ashman, James D.: 349 Ashraf, Goulhar Bahns, Stephen C.: 349, 387 Bahun-, Michael A. Bailey, Bruce E.: 465 Bailey, Dana L. Bailey, Deborah L.: 195, 485 Bailey, Devona L.: 485 Bailey, Donna M. Bailey, Gary S.: 485 Bailey, Gladys L. Bailey, Jacob T.: 289, 511 Bailey, Larry W.: 196, 376, 465 Bailey, Mary K. Bailey, Mary R. Bailey, Oscar L.: 284, 38-7 Bailey, Patricia A. Bailey, Paula J.: 511 Bailey, Shatter Bailey, Wayne R.: 511 Baird, Ernest C. Baird, Patsy A.: 284, 339, 465 Banta, Clinton- W.: 367 Baptist Student Union 274 Barabeck, Larry: 387 Barbee, Jimmy T. Barber, Jack R.: 239, 485 Barber, Linda S.: 303 Barber, Ronald D. ' Barclay, Carolyn: 511 Barclay, Jean W.: 512 Barczuk, Margaret Q. Bard, Barry G.: 387 Bard, Bonnie S. B.: 485 Bare, James L. Barfield, Sheila G. Barger, Donna S. Barger, George D. Barger, Gloria L.: 512 Barger, M. Nolan Barger, Sue Bargo, Matthew: 546 INDEX AND DIRECTORYXALL BAR 567 Bargo, Sandra L. Barkau, John A., 356, 465 Barker, Bert E. Barker, John J., 347, 387 Barker, Mavin K., 512 Barker, Michael D., 342 Barker, Pamela J., 512 Ba rke r, William P., 350, 465 Barkhau, Barbara S., 512 Barkhau, Marsha J., 387 Barlow, Ann M. Barlow, John R. Barlow, Richard A. Barnard, Charles J., 368, 512 Barnard, Evelyn B. Barnard, Margaret H., 387 Barnard, Michael L., 350, 485 Barnard, Michael M., 465 Barnes, Allen W., 512 Barnes, Billy M. Barnes, David C., 387 Barnes, Gerald E., 485 Barnes, Kay L., 368, 465 Barnes, Michael J., 240, 241, 353 Barnes, Robert D., 512 Barnes, Robert D. Barnes, Robert T. Jr. Barnes, Sandra J. Barnes, Walter L. Jr., 465 Battles, Howard E. Batts, James W. Batts, John L. Bauer, Bruce H., 512 Bauer, Jane C., 465 Bauer, Linda L., 485 Bauer, Robert D., 465 Baughman, Constance J., 296, 3 Baughn, Buford D., 465 Bauhan, Connie S., 512 Bauman, Bruce E., 465 Baumstark, Lewis B. Baur, Daniel J., 485' Batxer, Kathi, 288, 485 Baxter, Richard L., 485 Bayer, Dorothy L., 512 Bayes, Jimmy G. Bayne, Tommy L. Bays, Dinah L., 512 Beadle, Cheri L., 454 Beagle, Gary S., 388 Beam, Micheal, 512 Bellamy, Marguerite B. Bellando, Lila D. Bellman, Robert J., 486 Beltle, Debbie J., 465 Benard, Beth L., 195, 486 Benassi, Janice A. Bendell, Michael S., 512 Bends, James P., 465 Benge, Doris L. Benge, Roy E., 262, 486 Beniamin, Amos S., 349 Beniamin, Barry K. Bennett, David L., 388 Bennett, Judy G., 512 Bennett, Lois V., 388 Bennett, Patricia A., 512 Bennett, Paul A. Bennett, Thomas E. Benning, Linda S., 486 Bennings, John T., 241, 486 Bennington, Diana L. Benoit, Noella Y. Billingsley, Sandra K., 465 Binder, Earl W., 486 Binford, Thomas R. Bingham, Betty A., 486 Bingham, James E., 465 Bingham, Jimmie Bingham, Rodger W., 448 Binkley, William T., 388 Biology Club, 285 Bir, lrene E., 388 Birchfield, Harold W., 388 Bishop, Alma C. Bishop, Arnold Bishop, Billy M. Bishop, David M., 486 Bishop, Kathryn S., 465 Bishop, McKinley K. Bishop, Mike, 260 Bisig, James C., 512 Bitsko, Edward A. Bivins, Claude H. Bizzack, Johnny W. Beard, Rebecca L., 512 Beard, William J., 512 Beasley, William T., 388 Beatty, Anthany, 512 Beaty, Brenda S., 192, 199, 296, 388 Barnett, Danny E. Barnett, Devin B., 227 Barnett, Glenda K., 512 Barnett, Johnny R. Barnett, Marsha E. Barnett, Marsha H., 485 Barnett, Obie Jr. Barnett, Pamela S., 512 Beaty, Mary O., 512 Beck, E lizabeth H. S. Beck, John G. Beck, Phyllis J., 485 Beck, R Beck, R obert G. udolph W., 485 Beckerich, Mary Jo T., 512 Beckett, Larry G. Beckett, Michael L. Barnett, Barnett, Ron L. Sara S., 512 Barnhardt, Larry J., 465 Barnhart, Steve P., 347 Barnhill, Donna R., 512 Barnwel l, Raymond G. Barr, Charles A., 485 Barr, Joy A., 388 Barrett, Daniel H. Barrett, Harold L., 512 Barrett, Kenneth H. Barrett, William E. Barrett, William L. Beckham, Clifford V., 485 Beckman, Nancy E., 512 Becknell, Ossie K. Bedell, Susan A. Bedore, Jeanette M., 262, 512 Beechboard, Linda F., 485 Beekman, Rebecca A., 485 Beeler, Patricia M. S. Beers, Sally E., 388 Benson, Gayle E. Benson, Lee A. Bentley, Adrian E. Bentley, Barbara Y. Bentley, Danny R., 261, 486 Bentley, Deborah I., 512 Bentley, Douglas G. Bentley, Enoch A. Bentley, John A. Bentley, Linda A., 486 Bentley, Novella, 486 Bentley, Russell O. Bentley, Sandra K. Bentley, Wesley M., 465 Benton, Barbara A., 486 Benton, Kathy R. Benton, Linda C. M., 388 Benton, Mary C., 277, 288, 486 Benton-, Netta J., 486 Benton, Nolan R. ll Benton, Norvell T. Benton, Teresa S., 261, 512 Benton, Thomas, 388 Benz, Richard C., 486 Blakeman, June K., 486 Barringer, Karen K. Barry, Steven D. Barsotti, Matthew F., 356, 465 Bartelt, Bonnie J., 287, 512 Barth, Donald K. Barth, Linda L., aaa Barth, Martha, 200 Barthelow, Mary S. Barthen, Jill A., 512 Bartleson, James C., 485 Bartlett, Gary Bartley, lrene J. R. Barto, Andrew J. Barton, Martha H. Bascom, George N., 512 Baseball 232, 233, 234, 235 sasham, Roger L., 261, 485 Basi, Hassan M., 388 Basketball 85, 118, 217-225 Basler, Tommy H., 388 Begley, Bruce B. Begley, Byron B. Begley, Donna S., 465 Begley, Helen- M., 465 Begley, Janice, 287, 388 Begley, Jimmie A., 195, 485 Begley, John W., 244, 485 Begley, Larry W. Begley, Louise Begley, Marsha Jo Begley, Myra S., 388 Begley, Patricia A. Begley, Ralph D., 283, 454 Begley, William E. Behanan, Russell W., 303, 361 Behrendt, Patricia F. Behrendt, Stephen C. Berg, Dale E. Berg, Lauren A., 512 Berge, Marion M. Berger, Carolyn, 189 Behymer, Deborah E., 485 Belcher, Cheri R., 512 Belcher, Dennis W., 485 Belcher, Gerald F. Belcher, Hudson L. Belcher, Janice E. Belcher, Janice L., 486 Bertram , Randy E'. Bass, Bl uma J. Berkemeyer, Joan E. Bernstrom, Beverly T. Beroset, Gary A. Berry, Berry, Carol A. Elaine W., 284, 486 Berry, Jessica D. Berry, Judy E., 512 Berry, Kenneth L. Berry, Lucille D. Berry, Marc H., 388 Berry, Mary S. Berry, Orra W. Berry, Sandra Lee, 303, 465, 486 Berry, Wanda L., 303, 486 Berryman, Betty L., 512 Bertram, Charles W. Bertram, Cletus M., 190, 388 Bertram, James R. Bertram, Lynda S., 512 Bertram, Robert L., 512 , William J., 512 Black, Barbara L., 334, 465 Black, Beverly G. Black, Charles IE. Black, Connie L., 512 Black, Debbie A., 512 Black, Donna F., 486 Black, Jerry, 263 Black, Kenneth C. Black, Mary E., 546 Black, Ronald L., 465 Black, Sara K. Blackburn, Daryl G., 512 Blackburn., Glenn M. Blackburn, Jeraldine, 448 Blackburn, Larry W. Blackburn, Stephen F., 388 Blacketer, Michael E., 358 Blackwell, James G. Blackwood, Linda J., 282, 486 Blagg, Cheryl M., 465 Blain, Blair, Bradford H., 512 Charles E., 353 Blair, Diane L., 512 Blair, James D. Blair, James R., 512 Blair, Joseph G. Blair, Kenneth Blair, Paul E., 512 Blair, Rhonda L., 512 Blair, Sally, 512 Blair, Schuyler R. Blair, Terry, 454 Blair, Thelma, 486 Blair, William E. Blake, Clyda J. S. Blake, Harold D. Blake, Howard D., 486 Blake , Karen L., 339, 465 Blake, Michael A. Blake, Sandra A., 486 Blakeman, lra L. Blakemore, Neville L., 277 Blaker, Howard E., 454 Bland, Kenneth E. Bland, Michael L., 512 Blandford, Thomas E., 388 Blankenship, Henry T. Bass, Bruce M. Bass, Mitchel F. Bass, Ned M. Bastian, Janet K., 465 Bastin, Gary E., 356, 512 Bastin, Herbert W. Bastin, Michael S., 512 Bate, David F. Bates, Charlene Bates, Debra R., 512 Belcher, Larry L., 388 Belcher, Linda L. H., 388 Belew, Glenn W. Bell, Betsey L., 512 Bell, Cordelia, 546 Bell, David E., 512 Bertrand, Jean K., 486 Bertrand, Keith T., 237 Bertrand, Susan A., 111, 512 Betts, Deborah L., 512 Beverly, William K. Blankenship, Jerry D. Blankenship, Blankenship, Blankenship, Blankenship Blankenship, Kathryn Orville Paula V. Roger D. Bell, Edward F. Jr, Bell, Forrest R., 486 Bell, James F. Bell, Lana L., 181, 304, 388 Bell, Lenise R., 195, 303, 486 Bibbs, Anna M., 486 Bickel, Rebecca S., 512 Bickett, Amy M., 266, 334, 465 Bicknell, William R. Biddle, Linda M. Blanton, Blanton Blanton Blanton Blanton, 1 1 Calvin T., 274 Elizabeth L., 449 Larry E. Reuben L., 389 William E. Bates, Gary L., 388 Bates, James F. Bates, Larry P. Bates, Shirlee A. Batte, William Kenneth, 195, 485 Battles, Angela H. Battles, Donald R., 465 568 INDEX AND DIRECTORYXBAR-BLE Bell, Martha A., 465 Bell, Pamela A. Bell, Rita F., 368, :sas Bell, Robert J., 361 Bell, Robert J. Bell, W illiam A. Bellairs, Mary, 277 Bellamy, Margaret C., 334, 486 Bidwell, Charles R., 512 Biedenrharn, James T. Bierly, David F. Biermann, Ann E., 368, 465 Biesinger, Carol R. Bileske, Lynne M., 388 Biliter, Linda G., 546 Billings, R. Thomas, 388 Blaske, Stephen F. Bledsoe, Charles E. Bledsoe, George, 274 Bledsoe, Ronald F. Bleichner, Gary J., 193 Bleier, Clara R. Blevins, Angela, 486 Blevins, Floyd R., 274 290 4 levins, Jack W. levins, John D., 454 levins, Lloyd K., 274, 290, 465 levins, Martha S., 512 levins , Thomas A., 512 lewitt, Kenneth J., 232, 233, 349 liss, William H. loomer, Jill F., 389 Bow, David W., 487 Bowcock, Lonnie L. Bowen, Allen P., 513 Bowen, Darrell L., 466 Bowen, Donald R. Bowen, Martha C. P., 466 Bowen, Ronald L. Bower, Bob 268 low, Eric C. loyd, Karen M., 512 lue, Harry A., 465 Bowers, Darrell Michael, 202, 203, 349, 380, 384, 385, 390 Bowers, John C., 487 ' lum, John C., 486 lythe, Robert R., 464, 465 oardman, Ernest L., 389 oaz, Ronnie D., 465 obich, George T. ock, Barbara J. ock, Lorna, 284 ock, Ronald N., 227, 237, 465 oden, Marnie S. odley, Harvey H. Jr., 350, 487 oeh, Daniel E., 350, 465 ogdanski, Joanne T. oggess, Carolyn L., 274 oggio, Guido, 389 oggs, Barry M., 512 oggs, Donald L. oggs, Mary L. oggs, Merle gie, Patsy A. ogle, Charles R., 356, 389 ogle, Charles Ray, 389 ogliole, David J. Jr. ogo, James J. ogo, Lauren B., 331, 487 ohannon, Judy D. T., 390 ohannon-, Thomas W. okal, Edward G. okelman, Allen E., 229, 487 okelman, David J., 229, 487 oley, John N. olin, John S., 390 olin, Pamela A. olin, Vicki L., 512 Bowers, Bowles, Stephanie K., 298, 487 Brian L., 283, 466 Bowlin, Connie F. Bowlin, Glenna P., 487 Bowlin, Wesley Bowling, David G., 390 Bowling, Donald E. ' Bowling, Donald H. . Bowling, Dottie S., 274, 288, 487 Bowling, Eldon M. Bowling, J. Carleton ' Bowling, Judy A., 466 Bowling, Larry D. Bowling, Linda M. Bowling, Lynn A., 466 Bowling, Mary L. Bowling, Mary L. Bowling, Michael ' Bowling, Michael L., 487 Bowling, Rebecca J. Bowling, Richard P. Bowling, Richard W. Bowman, Cecil Bowman, Donald A., 513 Bowman, Farrell D. Bowman, Jack Jr. Bowman, Jack V. Jr. Bowman, Bowman, Linda Morris Bowman, Mary A., 390 Bowman, Nanci A. Bowman, Robert L. Bowman, Shirley A., 466 Jacqueline M., 466' olinger, Marlene K. ally, Keith E., 390 olton, Edward A. olton, Wallace W. ond, Phyllis A. oner, William M., 364, 365, 465 onham, Edgar T., 512 Bowman, Terry W., 350, 466 Box, Bernard T., 487 Box, Rebecca A., 513 Boyd, Linda K. H., 466 Boyd, Patricia A., 487 Boyd, Richard L. Boyd, Ronald D.,-356 l, Charles J., 188, 196, 273, onnel 296, 350, 384, 390 onny, Billie T., 390 onny, Edwin M. onny, Marsha W. one, Cheryl L., 512 00118, John W., 512 ' one, Joseph W. one, Susan L., 512 Boyer, Lynn E., 344, 390 Boyle, Ir is E., 466 ' Boyles, Clyde W., 260, 513 Boyles, Elinda D. C., 487 Boyson, Bracken, Richard l. Barbara J., 513 Brackett, Charles T., 390 Brackett, Herbert R., 513 Brackett, Thomas M. oth, Allen D. oothe, Rosalee rabeck, Larry ordas, James G. ordas, John F. orden, Daniel U., 303, 487 orders, Harold I., 512 orders, Judy C., 267, 269, 465 orin, John A., 350, 465 oring, Elaine L., 487 oring, Steven K., 272, 487 rnhorst, Lyn L osler, Christina M., 512 -osley, Joseph G. ' osse, Timothy J., 465 ostick, Pamela K., 487 oston, Velinda S., 465 oswell, Diana L. oswell, Grady L., 487 otkins, Deborah L. otner, Karen J., 512 ott, John E., 390 -ottom, Edward J. Jr., 513 ottoms, Rebecca L., 513 -ptts, Guy S., 353 lotts, M. Elizabeth N. otts, Richard L. ucher, Larry G., 390 urne, Dennis L. Bradford, Janet G., 292, 298, 513 Bradford, Linda S., 513 Bradford, Sarah A., 487 Bradley, Brian M., 513 Bradley, Charles R. Bradley, Glenn Bradley, Robert J. ' Bradley, Smith F., 513 Bradshaw, James E. Bradt, Phyllis H. W. Bradt, Russell N. Brady, A nn E. Brady, Michael P., 201, 391 Brady, Thomas C. Bragg, Carolyn S., 466 Bramblett, Luther S., 513 Bramel, Clinton R. Bramel, Kenneth G., 391 Bramel, Lynda C., 487 Bramlage, Frances E., 513 Brammell, Michael L., 487 Bramson, Stern J. Jr. Branch, J ulia G. Branch, Mae M. Brand, Ann S. Brand, Lola M., 466' Brandenburg, Deloris, 391 Brandenburg, Katherin, 264 Brandenburg, Larry K., 513 Q15 - l ir? V A ur. , . ,. . F,-. . usa.. . ..A .,. .. , . or , -- , -It---.V.,,i. V I,. g ,. It's the dog house for sure, if I forget my beaniel' Brandenburg, Sharon K., 487 Brandenburg, Sharon K. Brandon, Gary A., 227 Branham, Blanche J. Branham, Chlotene, 466 Branham, Donagene, 104, 266, 267 334, 370, 466 Branham, Terry L. Brannock, Dan M. Branscum, James R., 5191 Branson-, Mary L. Branstetter, Larry W. Branstetter, Susan L., 449 Brant, Dennis L., 466 Brantley, Gary T., 391 Brashear, Brenda D., 466 Brashear, Charles G. Brashear, James M., 200 Brashear, Nora D., 257, 466 Brashear, Sherry, 466 Brasington, Robert D., 277 Brassfield, Carol L., 292, 306, 334, 370, 380, 391 Braswell, Kathryn L., 466 Bratcher, Elizabeth M. Bratton, Linda L. Bratton, Nancy G. Brattonv, William F. Jr., 391 Braun, Deborah L., 298 Braun, Gordon C., 513 Braun, Robert F., 391 Bray, Barbara A., 487 Bray, Dale W. Bray, Janelle, 513 Brecht, Thomas C., 197, 391 Breeden, Michael W., 546 Breeding, Donny R. Breeding, Robert B., 487 Breehl, Clifford A. Jr., 487 Breeze, Richard C., 487 Breiner, Ronald C., 513 2 r I Breitenstein, Larry D., 356, 3 Breland, James D. Breland, Monna G., 391 Brenda, Raymond O., 487 Brenda, William H. Brennan, Daniel J. Brennan, Frederick G. Brent, Dennis R. Brent, Ilene, 487 Brent, Sandra L., 466 Breslin, John S., 391 Breuel, Kathern, 399, 546 Brewer, Brewer, Carl W., 391 Charles J. Brewer, Charles M. Brewer, Fern Brewer, Gary D., 487 Brewer, Kenneth E., 349, 391 Brewer, Larry K., 487 Brewer, Nancy J. Brewer, Paul A., 367, 513 Brewer, Richard D. Brewer, William R. Brewsaugh, Deborah K., 513 Brewster, Donna J., 368, 391 Bricken, Leonard J., 513 Brickey, Karen G. Bricking, Jean M. Bricking, Joseph E. Bricking, Raymond A., 391 Bridwell, Janet S., 513 Bright, Venita D. Brigmon, Janet C., 513 Bringenberg, Judith E. Brisbay, Jacqueline M., 513 Brite, James F. Brite, Sharon L. A., 391 Britt, Elaine W., 334, 391 Brittain, Gary W., 466 Brittingham, John W. Britton, Claudia L., 513 62 INDEX AND DIRECTORYIBLE BRI 569 Britton, Deborah S., 513 Britton, Nancy L., 487 Broaddus, Deborah A. Broaddus, Dorothy F., 391 Broaddus, Otis W. Brock, Alice R. Brock, Donald W. Brock, James L. Brock, Judy C., 513 Brock, Linda S., 513 Brock, Paula A. Brock, Randal C. Brock, Shirley H. Brock, Susan M. Brockman, Earl M. Brockman, Floyd Brockman, Stephen A., 513 Brodt, Edward R. Broering, Karen L., 276, 466 Broering, Kurt H. Brogdon, Johnny L. J. Jr. Broghamer, Nancy K., 513 Brogle, Donna M., 513 Brohm, Edwin F. Brokaw, Paul F., 513 Bromback, Linda L. Bromback, William G. Bromley, Terry L. Bronn, James R., 466 Brooks, Alice M., 487 Brooks, Betty S. Brooks, Bobby, 487 Brooks, Harvey L. Brooks, James H., 292, 466 Brooks, Jimmie L., 208, 209, 212, 213 Brooks, John G., 466 Brooks, Martha M. Brooks, Patricia A. Brooks, Robert L., 368, 466 Brooks, Thomas A. Brookshire, Linda A., 513 Brosius, Leslie C., 487 Brothers, David L., 466 Brothers, Michele B. D., 391 Broughton, Linda S., 194, 20 370, 466 Broughton, Stanley W. Broughton, Trudy W. Broussard, Mildred E., 454 Brown, Alice M., 391 Brown, Artie K., 513 Brown, Bartley R., 353 Brown, Ben- F. Brown, Betty J., 372, 487 Brown, Billy G. Brown, Bobby C., 303 Brown, Bruce B., 392 Brown, Carole J. Brown, Cathy J., 392 Brown, Cathy S., 466 Brown, Clara F., 392 Brown, Clennon R. Brown, Cletis R., 513 Brown, Connie H. Brown, Coy J., 392 Brown, Deborah J., 466 Brown, Delores J., 513 Brown, Dennis J. Brown, Dwight E., 353 Brown, Eddie L. Brown, Eileen Brown, Elizabeth A., 392 Brown, Gary F., 289, 466 Brown, Gary L. Brown, Gary L. Brown-, Gary M. Brown, Helen l., 466 Brown, Jacque L., 513 Brown, Jacqueline S. Brown, James C., 266 Brown, James D. Brown, James R., 392 Brown, Jeanette Brown, Joe K., 487 Brown, John D. Brown, John R. Brown, John W., 392 Brown, Karen L., 514 570' INDEX AND DIRECTORYIBRI-BUR 211, 1, 339, Brown, Larry A., 467 Brown, Lee Brown, Leslie K., 514 Brown, Linda J., 467 Brown, Lois J., 514 Brown, Lynn K., 261, 269, 514 Brown, Marilyn A., 487 Brown, Mary J. Brown, Michael A. Brown-, Michael C., 487 Brown, Michael L., 514 Brown, Nellie L. Brown, Patricia L., 392 Brown, Patricia V., 514 Brown, Paul A., 454 Brown, Phillip E., 303, 487 Brown, Raymond L. Brown, Robert D., 368 Brown, Robert T. Brown, Ronald J. Brown, Ronnie L. Brown, Rufus S., 392 Brown, Ruth J. Brown, Samuel K. Brown, Sharon A., 487 Brown, Sharon A. Brown, Shirley A. Brown, Stephen A. Brown, Stephen F., 514 Brown, Sue E., 514 Brown, Susan E., 288, 392 Brown, Susan E. Brown, Sylvester R. Jr., 514 Brown, Sylvia U. Brown, Terry A. Brown, Tim C., 239, 268, 437 Brown, Tommy R. Brown, Vanous, 449 Brown, Velma J. Brown, Victoria L., 467 Brown, William C., 467 Brown, William C., 263, 392 Brown, William D., 487 Browne, Albert L. Brownell, Patricia L., 514 Browning, Carol A., 392 Browning, Jerry D., 263 Browning, John E. Browning, Judith L., 514 Browning, Kathleen F., 454 Browning, Phyllis E., 454 Browning, Sarah E., 514 Browning, William K., 467 Browning, Willie E. Brubaker, Karl J. Brucchieri, Nancy C., 180, 196, 264, 379, 392 Bruce, Darlene A., 487 Bruce, Peggy L., 514 Bruce, Randall L. Brueggen-, Gary S., 181, 189, 193, 358, 359, 362, 392 Brumback, Marshall Brumback, Thomas G., 392 Brummett, Brady, 467 Brummett, Gary E. Bruneau, Dennis W., 239 Bruneau, Janet J. S. Bruner, Arble G. Jr., 392 Brunk, Randy B., 467 Brunker, Charles S., 217 Brunker, Gary F., 467 Brunker, Mary J., 514 Brunsman, Gregory W., 514 Brutscher, Thomas E., 514 Brutscher, William S. Bryan, Marvin H., 514 Bryan, Peggy L., 267, 334, 467 Bryant, Benny L. Bryant, Charles L., 392 Bryant, Daniel E. Bryant, George C., 217, 218, 487 Bryant, Gregory K. Bryant, James D., 392 Bryant, James D., 467 Bryant, James T., 514 Bryant, Karan L., 256, 339, 467 Bryant, Larry M. Bryant, Lee F. A song enables this coed to communicate with a lonesome audience at the Freshman Talent Show. Bryant, Linda S. Bryant, Paul E. Bryant, Rayelene J. Bryant, Robert C., 276, 454 Bryant, Ronald M. Bryant, Sharan L., 339, 464, 467 Bryant, Ted H. Bryant, William L. Bryson, Terri A., 467 Bubel, David R. Buchanan, Gayle H. Buchanan, James J., 467 Buchanan, Janet L., 467 Buchanan, John L., 348, 349 Bucher, Gary D. Buck, Lydia F. Buckholz, Anne E. Buckholz, Paul H., 282, 392 Buckland, Ralph S., 392 Buckler, William H., 514 Buckley, Nicholas R. Buckner, John E., 179, 229, 231 Buckner, Rita E. Buddell, George F., 514 Budinger, Rae M., 514 Budke, Barbara A., 487 Buehler, Cynthia W. G., 392 Buehler, Donald S., 176, 177, 191, 199, 2016, 209, 268, 350, 392 Buerk, Maisie E., 392 eugg, David B., 270, 467 Buis,'Michael A., 368, 487 Buidoso, Judy L., 454 Bulcher, Dorothy A., 276, 487 Bullard, Danny D., 372, 392 Bullard, James T. Bullock, Judith A., 514 Bullock, Letitia G. Bullock, Mitchell J., 514 Bullock, Rebecca J., 392 Bumgardner, Darrell E. Bunch, Anna B., 276, 296, 46 Bunch, Charles E., 514 Bunch, Gene A. Bunch, lvan G. Bunch, Paula M., 514 Bunch, Robert B., 514 Bundrent, Rodney M., 392 Bundy, Mariann, 267, 514 Bunker, Debra L., 487 Buntin, Rebecca R., 514 Buntin, Robert H. Bunton, John L., 352, 353, 36 Burberry, Walter F. Burch, Joseph A., 514 Burch, Nancy L., 514 Burchell, Beverly A. M., 467 Burchell, Robert W. ll Burchett, Barbara A., 449 Burchfield, David R., 290, 48 Burchfield, Larry J. Burckle, William P. Burdette, Anne K., 487 Burdette, Janice O., 287, 487 Burdette, Mary J. Burdine, David A. Burgess, James M. Burgess, Larry W. Burgess, Ronald G., 514 Burgess, Ronald .L., 260, 392 Burgin, Lawrence E. Burk, Ann R., 339 Burkart, Cynthia A., 514 Burke, Aloma Burke, Betty L., 392 Burke, Diana L., 487 Ca rtinhour, William D. urke, Dorotha L. M. urke, Harold J., 226, 227, 237, 4, 393 urke, Jerry F., 274, 367, 487 urke, urke, urke, urke, urke, Larry G., 487 Margaret A., 487 Patricia Y., 487 Polmer W. Sharon K., 488 urke, Sherry L., 467 urkett, Garvis G. urkett, Nancy J., 298,514 urkhardt, Nigel D. urkhart, Patrick B. urkhart, Suzanne R., 333, 488 urkhead, Ann L. ' urkhead, Carlene E., 546 urkhead, Don R., 393 Butts, Nina I. Byerly, Phyllis, 191, 467 Byers, Robert J., 514 Byrd, Hugh M. Byrd, Larry L., 199, 393 Byrd, Ronald L. Campbell, Walter M., 467 Campo, Frank, 242 Canan, Pamela A. Candler, Catherine M., 488 Candler, Michael B. Cannon, Joyce J. Byrd, Suzanne J., 514 Byrdwell, Kenneth R. Byrley, Phyllis K. Byrne, Lori Cannon, William E. Ca ntrall , Roy S. Cantrell, Judith E., 467 Cantrell, Robert J. Byrn, Lou 298 . Byrnes, James M. Byrnes, Marguerite A. ' Byrum, Joyce L., 334, 488 Byther, Douglas B. Cantrill, Debra K., 488 Carbone, Carol A. Carby, John E. Carder, Peggy D., 394 Carder, Phyllis J., 467 Carey, Linda K., 467 Carey, Ruth A., 488 Carey, Thomas R., 449 urkhead urkhead , Stuart D. , Virginia C. urkholder, Terry R. urks, Emily J., 449 urks, Janet R., 514 urnell, Jason C. UITIES s, Billie J., 449 urness, Jean A., 339, 467 urnett, Douglas M., 514 urnett, Mary C., 514 urnett, Richard B., 286, 488 urnett, Roy A., 514 urnette, Rebecca C. urns, urns, urns, urns, urns, Ja Alan J. Danny, 514 Doris M., 514 Graham F. mes R. urns, Richard A., 355 urns, Robert W. urns, William E. C Cadena, Ana M. Caduces Club, 286 Cahall, Judith E., 454 Cain, Brenda A. Cain, Finley, 344, 393 Cain, Gordon Jr. Cain, Hugh D. Cain, James W., 233 Cain, Jesse T. Cain Karen Lee Cain Lar-ry D. Cain, Michael, 514 Cairns, Robert H., 514 Calder, Nina C., 368, 393 Calder, Teresa A. Caldwell, Pamela L., 514 Caldwell, Richard A., 393 Carey, Velma J. Carlisle, Thomas L. Carlton, Dieter R., 368, 514 Carlton, Richard O. Carman, Gerald W. Carman, Linda K., 201, 266, 368, 394 Carmichael, Kenneth R., 546 Carmickle, Barry W,, 488 Carmickle, Karen S., 514 Carmicl e, Donald D. Carmicle, Howard L. Jr. Carmicle, Marcenia R. Carneal, Samuel D. Carter, Carter, Carter, Carter, Ralph D. Ronald D., 515 Roseanna L., 467 W. E. Carter, Wm. Terry, 515 Ca rtwri ght, Barbara J., 488 Cartwright, Rebecca L., 488 Cartwright, Shawna Jill, 186, 264, 384, 395 Carver, Ottis W. Jr., 488 Carver, Robert D., 196, 395 Caryer, Emerson L. Casada, Roger W., 274 Case, Jerry Ray Case, Michael A., 515 Case, Richard A., 515 Casey, Freddie A., 395 Casey, Jacqueline D., 467 Casey, Judy C., 515 Casey, Marjorie J. Casey, Michael J., 395 Casey, William H. Cash, Claudinnia B. Cash, Ronnie D. Cash, Sherry N., 515 Cason, Jean A., 515 Cassidy, Lloyd G. Cassill, Arthur D., 195, 356, 484, 488 Cassity, Terry A., 454 Castegnaro, Mary A., 515 Castegnaro, Sandra K. Castegnaro, Victoria, 395 Castle, Cheryl L., 266, 488 urton, Donald W., 514 Caudill urnside, Denice T. urres, Lester C., 350, 393 urris, urris, David R. Robert C., 514 urton, Billy J., 217, 218, 220, 488 urton, Brenda S., 488 urton, Charlotte A., 467 urton, Clarice J., 262, 278, 287, 467 urton, Jerryl D. urton, Joe D., 393 urton, Judy K., 488 UFf0l'1 , Lerraine, 467 urton, Ronnie K. urton, Sherrill L., 195, 285, 296, 488 uschemeyer, Elizabeth, 195, 488 usdieker, Earl E. us , Barry L., 488 us , Eveline A., 514 us , Janet L., 488 us , Larry G., 488 us , Marshall L., 514 us , Michael W. , Richard E. us , Sharon S. R. us , Sue A., 393 uskirk, Michael D., 514 uss, Norma J., 514 ussell, B. Bryan, 514 Bussell, James G., 514 ussell, John H. l uster, Patricia J. Butche r, Bruce E., 263, 488 1 utcher, Jennie L. Caldwell, William R., 488 Calico, Patricia E., 488 Castle, Frank W. Castle, Johnny M. Castle, Shane W. Castle, Casto, William H. James E. Caston, Earnest Jr. Calico, Ray E., 393 Calimeri, Joseph J., 282, 467 Calkins, Paul N., 467 Call, Sharon F. Callahan, James M., 229 Callahan, Virginia B. Callender, Stephan K. Callihan, Beverly A., 514 Callis, Katherine M., 201, 3 Calvert, Charles A. Calvert, Zena, 341, 394 Calvin, Carla, 341 Carnes, Carolyn Joy, 195, 282, 370 488 Carnes, Christine M., 276, 467 Carnes, Jo Ann, 488 Carnes, Joan F., 192, 394 Carnes, Mac A. Carney, Monty D., 488 Carney, Vickey L., 295, 514 Carnvale, Edward M., 515 Carpenter, Brenda J., 515 Carpenter, Bruce M. Carpenter, David K., 244, 394 Carpenter, David M., 467 Carpenter, Douglas J., 515 Carpenter, Gregory L., 515 Carpenter, Jasper Carpenter, Pamela K. G., 282, 395 Carpenter Patricia L.- 467 Caswell, Janet E. Catalina Club, 298 Cates, Arnold R., 515 Cathers, Henry E. Catich, Barbara I., 449 Catlett, Michael S. Catlett, Pamela L. Catlett, Phyllis W. Caton, Linda S., 515 Carr, David P., 467 I Carr, Deborah L. Carr, Glenda D., 515 Cameron, Billy L. Cameron, Richard K., 488 Camic, Earl F., 488 Camic, Larry D. Campassi, Pete ' , Campbell, Alma P., 467 Campbell, Christopher Campbell, Clifford E. Campbell, Danny R., 263 Carr, Gloria T., 488 Carr, Patricia A., 195, 269, 374, 488 Carr, Raymond L. Carr, Susan J., 515 Carrender, Barry D. Carrico, Francis J., 367, 488 Carrier, Billy K. Carrier,.'Oliver W., 488 Carrithers, Calvin L. Caudel l, Rlaymond L. Caudill, Aaron M., 515 Caudill, Conley, 467 Caudill, Danny P., 395 Caudill, Florence C. Caudill, Gary W. Caudill, Gregory A., 515 Caudill, James A., 286, 395 Caudill , Jimmy S., 467 Caudill, John C. Caudill, Judith A., 289 Caudill, Marcia C., 515 Michael A., 395 Campbell, Deborah J., 467 Campbell, Dennis W., 514 Campbell, Diane, 488 Campbell, Douglas Jr., 394 Campbell, Eddie N. Campbell, Gary L. Campbell, George D. Campbell, Harold G. Campbell, James L. Campbell, Jerry M., 342, 467 Campbell, John C. Campbell, Kenneth E. Caudill, Paul D. Cauley, James E., 515 Cautinhour, William D., 467 Cavalier, Jo A., 488 'Cave, Arlie G. Cave, Elizabeth A. Cavin, Carla D., 395 Cays, Brenda L. Cayton, Charles H., 201 Cayton, Larry T. Cayton, Marilyn A. T., 395 Cayton, Thomas E., 395 Campbell, Larry J., 488 Caywood, Marion J., 467 Centers, Brenda L. Butche Butche Butler, 467 Butler, r, Rosanne, 333, 467 r, Wanda M., 292, 393 Brenda J., 257, 334, 370, Hank- Butler, Jerome P. Butler, Kathleen J., 331, 488 Butler, Lelani, 303, 467 Butler, Butler, Butler, Butler, Stanley M., 514 Stephen A., 488 William D., 350, 467 Yvonne Butters, Nancy L., 467 36 urns, William T., 514 1 h 2 h : h 2 h I h 2 h ush 2 h I h ii il Campbell, Linda K., 488 Campbell, Mary M. Campbell, Mary S., 192, 200, 284, Carroll, Bonnie J. Carroll, Charles B. Carroll, Garnett S. Carroll, George E. Carroll, Herbert K. Carroll, Janet L. Carroll, John W., 358 Carroll, Judith E., 395 Carroll, Keith F., 242, 350, 488 Carroll, Phyllis G., 515 Carroll, Shirley A. Carroll, Susan- L., 515 Carruba, Ruth E., 515 Carter, Carolyn M. B., 395 Carter, Clyde E., 395 Carter, Diana J., 467 Carter, Jack H. Carter, James E. 394 Campbell, Myra L. Campbell Patricia A., 454 Campbell, Paul A. Jr. Campbell, Pauline Carter, Janice S. Carter, Jerry W., 395 Carter, John S. Cecil, Kathy J., 515 Cella, Robert L., 395 Center, Center, Durward R. John T., 367, 488 Chadwell David C., 395 Chadwell, James R., 265, 395 Chadwell, Jimmie, 467 Campbell, Rebecca A. H., 394 Campbell, Robert Campbell, Roger D. Campbell, Tommy D., 353, 488 Campbell, Vanessa G., 514 Carter, Marsha G., 515 Carter, Nathanael E. Carter, Patsy S., 467 carter, Philip T., 515 Carter, Phyllis B., 395 Chadwell, Linda S., 515 Chadwell, Sharon G., 488 Chaftin, David W. Chaffin, Lillie D. Chatfins, Gary D. INDEX AND DIRECTORYXBUR CHA 571 Chamber Choir, 299 Chamberlain, Hannah R., 288, 454 Chamberlain, Larry J., 395 Chamberlain, Linda C., 467 Chamberlain, Ransom C., 356 Chamberlain, Thomas G., 515 Chambers, Ralph D. Chambers, Toni J., 546 Chambers, Wallace Champion, Margaret C. Chandler, Melvin P. Chaney, Larry, 467 Chaney, Oren M. Jr. Chaney, Wendell T., 488 Chang, Anna P., 449 Chanley, Jay H., 229 Chapleau, Walter, 198, 395 Chaplin, Carl D., 286 Chaplin, Donna S., 515 Chapman, Dewey E. Chapman, Jeffrey L. Chapman, John P., 515 Chapman, Linda L., 488 Chapman, Michael T. Chapman, Stanley W., 353, 467 Chappell, Howard E. Jr., 347, 467 Chariott, Ann F., 284, 395 Charles, Glenna S., 515 Charlton, William H. Charmoli, Jo Ann, 467 Chase, Carmen G., 334, 362, 467 Chase, Dian, 468 Chase, Dorann Chase, Nina, 368, 488 Chase, Sharon A. C. Chasteen, Rick Chasteen, Steven A., 515 Chatfield , Marilyn H. Chatfield, Rausel L. Chatfield, Sheila M., 395 Chawley, Jay H., 468 Cheatham, Hobert L. Cheek, Carrie M. Circle K, 265 Clancy, Rebecca F., 298 Clapp, Sandra K., 515 Clare, Dianne L., 515 Clare, Mary E. Clark, Alan D., 468 Clark, Alan M. Clark, Betty S., 396 Clark, Brenda G., 515 Clark, Carolyn J., 515 Clark, Chip, 342 Clark, David H. Clark, Dreama L., 515 Clark, Elizabeth A., 468 Clark, Elizabeth B., 515 Clark, Frank E. Clark, Gregory B. Clark, Harold R. Clark, James C., 283, 468 Clark, James R. Clark, Janet L. Clark, Jenny L. T., 468 Clark, John H. Clark, John K. Clark, John R. Jr., 260, 468 Clark, Karen S. Clark, Michael W. Clark, Murray B. Jr., 546 Clark, Nora L., 468 Clark, Patricia R., 339, 488 Clark, Patsy L., 515 Clark, Robert E., 515 Clark, Sara P. Clark, Steven W., 468 Clark, Susan E., 515 Clark, Thomas B. Clark, Vada Clark, Vicki A. Claunch, Trudy J., 515 Clawson, Gillis A. Clawson, Irene Clay, Minnie L., 546 Clay, Yvonne E., 336, 337 Coalt, Daniel J., 349, 488 Coane, Janet L., 396 Coate, Christy K., 267, 339, 362 468 Coate, Melanie E., 488 Coates, Randy L. Coatney, Dana L., 515 Cobb, Anthony L. Cobb, Deborah J., 192, 396 Cobb, Donna C., 264, 396 Cobb, Nancy E., 468 Cobb, Rodney L. Cobb, Sarah M., 488 Cobb, Shirley A., 274, 396 Cobb, Trudy A. Coblentz, William D., 283 Coburn, Gwendolyn, 331, 488 Cocanougher, E. Jane Cocanougher, Elizabeth, 331, 372, 488 Cocanougher, Pamela J. Cochran, Roy H. Jr. Cochran, Sharon R. Cochran, Travis L. Cochrane, Mariorie F. Cockerham, Samuel T. Codell, Anna L. Coen, Timothy M., 516 Coers, Michael E. Coffee, Al, 237 , 468 Coffey, George W., 516 Coffey, Thomas H. Jr. Coffield, Charles R. Cogsw ell, Carolyn J. Cohelia, Richard D. Cohen, Colben Donald M. son, Dora R., 288 Colburn, Larry W., 242, 516 Coldiron, Ralph A. Coldiron, Roger W., 516 Cole, Charles W. Cole, David H., 488 Cole, Eileen Cheek, Robert L. Chelf, Jacqueline G. Chemistry Club, 285 Chen, Betty K. Chenault, Harvey C. Chenault, Helen P. Chenault, Sue R. Chenault, Thomas D. Chenault, Valeria S. Chenault, William F. Cherne, Andrea L., 468 Chesnut, Mary A. Clayton, Michael A., 488 Clayton, Noel D, Cleary, Lala J. Cleaver, David W. Clement, Micheal T. Clements, Christine K. Clements, John R., 282, 515 Clements, Judith D., 262 Clemmons, Gary A., 515 Clemmons, Norma J., 274, 515 Clemons, Earl D. Clemons, Earl G. Cole, Cole, Cole, Cole, Cole, Evelyn B., 303, 336, 546 Hetzel James E. Nancy E. Ricky L. Cole, Thomas C. Colehour, Grant E., 226, 227, 236, 237 Coleman, Benny D. Coleman, Charles C., 396 Coleman, Dianna L. Coleman-, Edward Collins, Phillip R. Collins, Robert Collins, Robert E. Collins, Ronald C., 449 Collins, Sandra B., 396 Collins, Sandra K., 516 Collins, Stephen W., 468 Collins, Steven W., 263, 350 Collins Violet E.' 516 Collins: William M., 488 Colliver, Linda M., 333 Colson, Deborah L., 396 Colson, Guy R., 184, 200, 347, 396 Colson, Jean E. Colson, Sharon D., 516 Colston, Donna K., 516 Columbia, Barbara J. Colville, David E. Colvin, John L. Colvin, Judith A. Colvin, Ted L., 283, 488 Colwell, Kenneth C. Combs, Barron F. Combs, Benny Combs, Betty C. Combs, Byron F. Combs, Charlotte A., 454 Combs, Danny L., 396 Combs, David L. Combs, Deborah K., 516 Combs, Deborah S., 516 Combs, Gary G., 516 Combs, Gregory S., 516 Combs, James L., 454 Combs, Jerald F., 286, 468 Combs, John D. Combs, Joyce E., 516 Combs, Kathryn J. K., 468 Combs, Leonard M. Jr. Combs, Lonnie J., 396 Combs, Loretta Combs, Margaret D. Combs, Margaret L. B. Combs, Mary A. Combs, Patricia G., 468 Combs, Paulette Combs, Ramona J., 516 Combs, Robert P. Combs, Ronald G. Combs, Ruphenia S. Combs, Sandra M. Combs, William H. Comer, Charles W. Comer, Lewis T. Chesnut, Rita J., 395, 515 Chesnut, Walter Chesser, Linda L., 468 Chestnut, Deborah E., 488 Chi Omega, 309, 329, 334, 335 Childers, Arley W. Childers, Catherine L., 515 Clemons Clemons, 1 Elizabeth A., 468 lvan J., 283 Clemons, Roger D., 515 Cleveland, Larry W., 515 Clevinger, Delores J., 289, 488 Clevinger, Gregory L. Clevinger, Larry B. Comiskey, Bruce E., 263, 516 Commencement, 440 Commons, Sandra J., 336, 468 Compassi, Peter, 208, 209 Compton, David F., 358, 488 Compton, Elizabeth, 396 Compton, Jerry T. Childers, Harold D. Clevinger, Mini C., 358, 468 Clewett, Diana G. Childers, Kenneth C. College Republicans, 262 Childers, Childers, Childers, Childers, Martha A., 488 Mary L., asa Richard D., 468 William H. Click, Click, Danny W. Johnny D., 396 Click, Martha Jo Click, Paulette M., 185, 197, Childress, Cynthia M. Chiles, Judith A., 488 Chilton, Robert M., 546 Click, Robert O. Click, Roger O., 372 Clifford, Barbara A., 454 Chinn, Gary L. Chinn, Richard L. Chism, Brenda L., 331, 395 Clifford, Jack Clifford, Lowell J. Clifton, Gary F., 370, 396 Chism, Linda L., 192, 331, 384, 395 Chittum, Terry R., 488 Chitwood, John C. Chrisman, Evelyn L., 488 Chrisman, Willard L. Christensen, Ronald C., 356 Christian, John H. Christian, Richard L., 209 Christian Student Fellowship, 275 Christiansen, C. Peter Christman, Karen L. Chumley, Donald R. Chumley, Franklin D. Chung, ln Sung Church, Donald E. 572 INDEX AND DIRECTORYXCHA-CON Clifton , Hazel P. Clifton, Jack A. Clifton, Raymond L. Cline, Cline, Cline, Deborah L., 468 Elizabeth A., 396 Jacob P. Cline, Mary K., 267, 488 Cline, Mary M. Clinkenbeard, John M. Closterman, Donnie Cloud, Robert H. Clouse, Judy A., 396 Clover, Craig, 347, 376 Clover, Diane H. M., 334, 396 Clutterbuck, Owen L., 350, 488 Coleman, Fielding C., 217, 220, 223 Coleman, Gary R. Coleman, Gloria Y. W., 284 Coleman James C., 488 Coleman, Joan D. Coleman, Julia H., 449 Coleman, Martha J., 292, 293, 468 Coleman, Sarah A., 273, 454 Coleman, Stephen M. Coleman, Stephen W. Coleman, Walter, 365 Compton, Compton, Larry F., 468 Laura J., 468 Compton, Lyle G. Compton, Mary H. J., 195, 468 Conatser, Mildred S. Conatser, Nancy L., 449 Collegiate Pentacle, 192, 193, 503 Colley, Melinda S., 488 Collier, Charlene S., 516 Collier, Margaret A., 468 Collier, Patricia A. Collier, Thomas R., 516 Collini, Donald E. Collins , Andreae R., 396 Collins, Brenda F. Collins, Brit Jr. Collins, Cathy L., 516 Collins, David Collins, Diana R., 396 Collins, Everett J. Collins, George A., 516 , Kathleen A., 276, 285, 468 Collins, Jack, 396 Collins, Jo Anne, 468 Collins Collins, Larry W., 516 Collins, Lois A. Collins, Martha J. Concert Bancl, 299, 300 Concert Choir, 299, 302 Congleton, Betty A. Congleton, Larry T. Congleton, Truman S. Conkwright, Arthur B. Conkwright, James M. Conley, Conley, Barbara A. Carol A., 396 Conley, Charles M., 396 Conley, Danise, 516 Conley, Gary E. Conley, Jesse Conley, Leeda, 516 Conley, Mary J., 331 Conley, Mimia J., 516 Conley Rex W., 516 Conlin, Martin T. Conn, Billy R. Conn, Janet L., 516 Conn, Kenneth E. onnelly, Theresa L., 516 Cotton, Ba e always wanted to sketch a . onn, Sherry L., 396 onnell, Anne L., 468 onnelly, Michelle L., 292, 295, 396 onner, Larry C., 303, 361, 488 onner, Sheryl A., 286, 516 onnolley, Alfred C. onnors, Susan J., 192, 197, 396 onover, Debra L., 516 onrad, Craig H. onrad, Kathryn J., 287, 468 onte, John A. onway, Dwight A., 516 onway, Peter J. onway, Robert F., 516 Cooley, Sandra L. S. Coone, Janet, 200 Cooney, John A. Jr. Coontz, Douglas H. Jr., 516 Coop, Jerry G. onway, Robert T., 396 Cooper, Cooper, Arlene B. Catherine A., 489 Cooper, David D., 516 Cooper, Deborah K. Cooper, Della G., 516 Cooper, Jeanne L., 274, 468 Cooper, Karen L. Cooper, Kathaleen, 489 Cooper, Kenneth L. Cooper, Kerry A., 489 Cooper, Linda K., 516 Cooper, Rickey L., 397 Cooper, Stephen A. Cooper, Wayne H. Larry A. onway, William M., 468 onyers, Larry B., 516 oody, Alma K. ook, Bobby, 396 ook Brenda T., 397 ook Charles P. ook Charles R. Jr. ook, Cheryl W., 293, 488 ook Faye E., 516 ook, Frederick J., 198, 276 ook Gary L., 468 ook James G. Jr. ook, James M. ook Jean, 397 ook Jeffrey W., 488 ook Jenny L., 468 'ook John S. 'ook Joyce L., 516 .ook, Larry W., 233, 488 ook, Mary L., 516 ook, Natalie, 468 look Richard W., 209 ook, Ronald W. 'ook, Sandra W. ook, William E. ooke, Emily A. ooksey, Daniel P. ooley, James M. Cope, Donald Cope, Donna M., 4-89 Copeland, Jackie K., 516 Copes, Kenneth L., 273 Copley, R. F. Jr. Coplin, Pamela, 339, 397 Coppage, Mary S., 516 Coppage, Ralph E. Coppage, Rodney Kent, 397 Coppage, Russell L. Corbett, Milton . Corbin, Kathleen S. Corbin, Robert L., 344 Cordell, Irene S. Cordes, Thomas L., 397 Cordier, John T., 468 Cordoves, Rafael A. Cordray, Sandra J. Corey, Judy L., 489 Corlis, John H., 468 Corman, Shannon B. Cornacchio, Alfred M., 356 Cornelison, David J. Cornelison, Paula L. Cornelison, Robert W. Cornelius, Charles K. Cornelius, Melva A., 293, 489 Cornell, Archibald J., 242 Cornell, James F. Cornett, Bernice M., 397 Cornett, Charlotte A., 516 Cornett, Clayton D., 489 Cornett, Colin K., 489 Cornett, Dennis L. Cornett, Diana C., 489 Cornett, Douglas K., 489 Cornett, Dover, 449 Cornett, Ford B., 516 Cornett, Frank L. Cornett, James F. Cornett, Jeannette G., 468 Cornett, Jimmie A. Cornett, John M. Cornett, Johnny D. Cornett, Lenn Cornett, Linda E. B., 468 Cornett, Linda F. Cornett, Lois E. Cornett, Rebecca Jane, 334, 468 Cornett, Ronald K. Cornett, Sandra S., 489 Cornett, Sondra L., 287, 397 Cornett, Stanley N. Cornett, Stephen D., 365 Cornett, Wilma M. Cornette, Barbara K., 468 Cornette, F. L. Cornette, John O. Cornwell, Patricia M., 489 Coronado, Regina B., 468 Cortes, Tom, 265 Corwell, Archis, 279 Corwin, Karen. J., 516 Cosby, Betty S., 516 Cosby, Judith R., 489 Cottengim, David E., 397 Cottengim, Elizabeth Cottengim, Marcia A. S., 397 Cottengim, Terry F., 397 rbara J., 468 Cotton, Russell H. Cottongim, Walter L., 398 Cottrell, Charles S. Cottrill, John R., 489 Couch, Juanita Y. Couch, Lonnie D., 516 Couch, Sonia L., 516 Coulter, Curtis E. Counterguerilla Raiders, 365, 3 Courtney, Kerry L., 517 Courts, Glenn L. Covelle, Kathleen A., 517 Covert, Ralph D. Covey, June C. Covington, Billy J. Covington, Delia M., 489 Covington-, Joanne, 334 Covington, Cowan, Ann M., 449 Cowan, Dennis W., 517 Cowan, Robert L. Jr. Cowman, Michael F., 188, 193, 194, Cosby, Linda Kathryn, 468 Costanzo, Donna K. W., 397 Costanzo, James C. Costello, James N. Cothron, David R. Cohen, Margaret B., 111, 454 283, 368, 398 Cowne, Charles T., 398 Cox, Alice C., 195, 286, 489 Cox Alma J. Cox Anne K. Cox Betty C., 468 Cox, Bruce G. Cox Charles, 468 Cox, Craig, 468 Cox, Deborah J. Cox, Deborah L., 58, 102, 517 Cox, Delphia M. Cox, Gary G., 398 Cox, Gary L., 489 Cox Irene, 517 Cox, James D. Cox, James H. Cox, James M., 468 INDEX AND DIRECTORYXCON COX 573 Croucher, Sherrill -K. Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox Coy, 1 1 Janice M., 517 Juanita F. Juanita W. Katherine H., 517 Larry R., 517 Linda Sue, 284, 303, 336, 468 Margaret L., 298 Marion A. Norman Robert, 283, 468 Patricia A., 517 Patricia L. Phyllis A., 449 Ralph W., 348, 349, 362, 398 Ruth N. Schley, 376, 489 Susan L. Teresa C., 334, 489 Tyler D., 510, 517 William R., 261, 263, 517 Elizabeth J., 200, 468 Coyle, John M., 344, 489 Coyle, Peggy M., 468 Coyle, William M., 517 Crabb, Marlene, 284, 468 Crace, John L. Cra ce , Mabel C., 517 Crace, William A. Crace, Winford F., 398 Cracraft, Carlos H., 468 Cracraft, Carole A., 287, 468 Cracraft, Gerald G., 398 Craddock, Sherri A., 266, 489 Craft, Betty A., 517 Craft, Brenda C. C ra ft , Brenda K., 489 Craft, Donna G. Craft, Doris J. it. ,ff V, fl .ill 1 574 INDEX AND Craft, Craft, Craft, Craft, Craft, Craft, Craig Craig Craig Craig Craig John N., 468 Larry G. Lillian E. Martha S. M., 468 Norma S., 284, 489 Rex R., 517 Charles S. Harold D., 283, 398 Jess G., 517 Joni M., 489 Marty A., 349, 489 Craig, Patricia L. Craig, Robert D. Craig, Sheila K. Crain, Charlotte F. Cramer, Franklin L., 398 Cramer, Kent C. Craven, David P., 489 Cravens, Glenn A. Crawford, Dewey F. cfawford, Diann K., 546 Crawford, Georgia W. Crawford, James C. Crawford, Lawrence, 517 Crawford Martha T., 517 Crawford Nancy S., 489 Crawford Shirley L. Crawford, Thomas L. Crawley, Janie C., 517 Crawley, Linda S., 489 Craycraft, Kenneth L., 356 Craynon, John E. Creech, Jeffery L., 347 Creech, Stephan E., 347 Creed, Deborah E., 468 Creed, Jeffery K. Creed, Wanda J., 331, 468 Creger, Kathleen L., 489 Crenshaw, Stephen W., 546 Creutzinger, Michael, 350, 468 Crews, Brenda F., 468 Crews, Sharon A., 517 Crider, Kenneth D. Crigler, Sandra K., 468 Criscillis, James G., 398 Crisler, Gary L., 468 Crisler, Steven P., 468 Crisp, Bonnie J., 468 Crisp, lloa Crispin, Thomas L., 195, 261, 489 Crist, Roger D. Criswell, Alvin J. Jr., 347, 468 Criswell, Lydia F., 517 Critchfield, Patricia Crites, John B., 190, 193, 398 Critser, Beverly K., 398 Crittendon, Glenn, 469 Crockett, Jeannette W. Crockett, Joel A., 398 Crockett, Michael R. Crockett, Rebecca L. Croft, Sherman L. Croley, Sandra K., 517 Cromer, Janie H. Cromwell, Terry W. Cronenwett, Roxie R., 517 Cropper, Paula J., 518 Crosley, Donald P., 489 Cross, David W., 398 Cross, James H. Cross, Sheridan L., 195, 489 Crossfield, Donna F., 195, 489 Crossfield, Joyce A., 175 17 177, 187, 192, 292, 398 Crossfield, William R., 469 Crossley, Robert F. Crotty, Thomas A., 398 Crouch, Earl T., 518 Crouch, Hazel Elaine, 469 Crouch, Mell W. Jr. Crouch, Roy R. Ill, 398 Croucher, Larry R., 398 Croudep, James T. Crow, Billie K., 288, 518 Crow, Danny D. Crowder, Connie P. Crowder, Donal L., 197 Crowe, Bonnie E. Crowe, Douglas L., 489 Crowe, Norma E., 469 Crowe, Pamela J., 518 Crowell, Gloria J., 489 Crowley, Michael F., 398 Cruciotti, Deborah D. Cruciotti, Richard F. Cruey, Diana F., 292, 398 Crum, Daniel B. Jr., 262 395 Crum, Larry R. Crume, Glenn S., 518 Crume, Louis ll Cruse, Clarence R., 518 Cruse, Curtis Cruse, Les Cruse, Lowell T. Cruse, Shirley H. Crusott, Marion L. Crutchfield, James D. DIRECTORYICOX-CRU The manly art of self-defense takes a feminine Day, James L.: 469 Daniels, Mark W.: 518 Cumbow, Deric Cryer, Donna L.: 398 Culbertson, Bill Y. Culbertson, James A.: 180, 186, 196, 256, 347, 379, 398 Cull, George D. Cullen, Carolyn J.: 518 Cullen, Deborah C. Cullen, Michael R. Culp, David R. Jr. Culver, Deana J.: 518 Cumber, Jerry W. Damron, Jane R. Damron, Larry C. Damron Ronald D.: 469 Damron, Victor S. Damron William M. Dane, Roger C. Daniel, Nancy S. Daniel, Robert: 490 Daniel, Ronald T.: 399 Daniel, Theodore: 399 Daniels, Estil C.: 260, 284 Cummens r Anne S. Sandy: 267 Daniels, Rod D.: 518 Cummins, Barry K.: 398 Dannecker, Steven C. Cummins, Cummins, Cummins, Cummins, Cummins, Cummins, Cummins, Cummins, Earl C.: 398 Garlan M. Jackson L. Janet K.: 518 Jerry E. Linda O. Philip: 469 Terry H. Cundiff, Donald L. Cundiff, James R.: 286, 469 Cundiff, Jerry A.: 489 Cundiff, Kerry D. Cundiff, Patsy J.: 489 Cundiff, Pauline P. Cundiff, Sandra L.: 398 Cunningham, Betty Jo Cunningham, David M.: 518 Cunningham, Kenneth Cunningham Michael C. Cunningham: Stephen L.: 469 Dansby, Jane L.: 518 Dant, Michael L. Dargavell, Robert A. Darland, Michael E.: 518 Darland, Norman D. Darland, Sharon L. Darland, William C.: 399 Darlington, Robert T. Darnell, Judith A.: 518 Daugherty, Charles C.: 518 , Daugherty, Donna A. Daugherty, Douglas B.: 349, 368, 469 Daugherty, Edward E. Daugherty, Hayward M. Daugherty, Larry E.: 490 Daugherty, Nancy D.: 288, 518 Daugherty, Robert E. Daugherty, Daunhauer, Vicki l.. R. - Ronald W.: 518 Cupp, Berry M. Cupp, David: 233, 234 Cupp, Deborah T.: 518 Cupp, Paul V.: 449 Cupp, Phyllis J. Curlis, John W.: 489 Curlis, Joseph B. Curran, Steve C.: 398 Currans, William J. Current, Eloise E. Currie, Gloria J. Currie, Janet A.: 398 Curry, Deborah L.: 518 Curry, Janet L. Dause, James M. Davenport, Glenda L.: 518 Davenport, John D.: 229, 518 I Davidson, Dennis M. Davidson, Jane C. M.: 399 Davidson, Lynn S.: 490 Davidson, Marbeth A.: 519 Davidson Davidson, Davidson 1 Patricia J.: 469 Ronald J.: 490 Ronald L.: 519 Davies, Eugene R.: 349, 399 Davis, Allen W. lll: 519 Davis, Benny J. Davis, Bruce H. Curry, Larry L.: 469 Curry, Michael L.: 263, 518 Curry, Norita J. Curry, Randall G. Curtis, Connie M.: 518 Curtis, Jane G.: 518 Curtis, Linda S.: 518 Curtis, Marvella A. cams, sharon I.: 274, 469 Curtis: Theodore R. Davis, Carl D.: 399 Davis, Carol L.: 339 Davis, Christine F. Davis, Dale M.: 519 Davis, Elma J.: 519 Davis, Freddy W.: 455 Davis, Georgia S. Davis, Gloria J.: 399 Davis, Harrison B. Davis, Howard S. Jr.: 197, 449 Custis, David R.: 518 Custis, Tammie L.: 399 CWEN5: 192, 195, 503 Czarkowski, Thomas M. D Dabney, Elizabeth P. Dabney, James E. Dabney, Judith A.: 518 Dacci, Marie L. Dado, Larry J.: 350, 469 Daffron, Annette S.: 489 Daffron, Jeanie C.: 489 Dahl, Byron C.: 518 Dahn, Debra L.: 455 Dakel, Mary Catherine: 195, 267, 334, 489 Daley, Carmen K. Dalton, Bernard H. Dalton, Delmar E. Daly, Jeffrey L.: 518 Daly, Ronnie E. Damrel, Danny K. Damrel, Sheila K.: 331, 490 Damron, James K. Davis, James R. Davis, James W. Davis, Jeanette E. Davis, Jeffrey M. Davis, Jennie Y. Davis,.John M. Davis, Kathleen E.: 519 Davis, Kirk W. Davis, Larry O.: 469 Davis, Loretta S.: 455 Davis, Mary N. Davis, Myra: 519 Davis, Davis, Norman L.: 490 Rebecca N. Davis, Reeda Davis, Robert E. Davis, Ronnie D. Davis, Rose: 469 Davis, Roy E.: 519 Davis, Roy W. Davis, Shirley K.: 519 Davis, Thomas P. Davis, Wayne M. Davis, Wilbert D. Jr.: 236, 237, 3 Davis, William E.: 399 Davy, Davy, Davy, Davy, Dawa Dawk Dianne M.: 399 Mark F. Mary C. Paul C. t, Johnny B.: 455 ns, David L. 61 Dawkins, Peter R. Dawson, Dan P. Dawson, Jerry T. Dawson, Ronnie C.: 519 Day, Beatrice R.: 490 Day, Day, Day, Day 1 Brenda J. Charles B.: 399 Cheri L.: 519, Deborah F.: 519 Deskins, John T.: 519 Detherage, Bill S. Detweiler, Jo A.: 470 Detweiler, Nancy L. Detz, Barbara A.: 298, 519 Deubner, Daryl J. Devere, Andrew J.: 193 Devere, Dorothy E. Devers, Gloria J. Devine, Charles L. Day, James R. Day, James S. Deweese, Mary C.: 519 Day, Paul W.: 263 Day, Rodney G.: 194, 399 Day, William G. Dewey, Diane E. Dexter, Linda K. Dezarn, Donna J. Dibble, Diana L.: 546 De Bates, Linda S. De Bell, Evelyn R.: 490 De Camp, David M.: 519 De Francesco, Daniel: 400 De Jaco, Fredrick J.: 272, 469 De Jarnette, Patricia: 400 De Laney, Victor G. De Marcus, Frank E. De Pew, Karen L. De Ronde, Cherilynn S.: 333, 362, 490 De Spain, John F.: 400 De Vore, R. William: 19 Dean, Glenda C.: 519 Dean, James A.: 490 Dean, Nathan E. Dean, Sanford A. Jr. 3, 449 Deatherage, William E. Deaton, Gilbert: 490 Deaton, Judith G.: 260, 469 Deatrick, William J. Deck, Margaret E. Decker, Brenda L.: 519 Decker, Daniel M. Deeb, Michael K. Deely, Philip L.: 490 Deering, Angela R.: 519 Dees, Byron W. Dees, Kenny L.: 469 Dees, Patricia A.: 490 Defevers, Billy R. Deglow, Richard L. Dehaan, rFed S. Deisenroth, Rita A.: 519 Deister, Linda S.: 490 Del Amo, Graciela E.: 469 Del Vecchio, Victoria: 195, 331, 490 Delaney, Gary: 469 Delaney, Janis C.: 469 Delta Omicron: 290 Delta Theta: 336, 337 Delta Upsilon: 309, 327, 328, 344, 345 Demaree, Marvin H. Demetre, Nick DeMicheal, Douglas P. Demler, James W.: 449 Demrow, Amil D.: 490 Demus, Deborah D. Denham, Harold M.: 469 Denial, Deborah M.: 490 Dick, Edmon H. Dick, Joe A.: 519 Dicken, Beverly S. Dickey, Dann A.: 350, 464, 470 Dickinson, Joel D. Jr.: 289 Dickison, Sherry L. S. Dickman, Michael J.: 195, 490 Dickson, Donald D.: 199, 400 Dickson, Myra A.: 449 Didion, Douglas A. Diehl, Richard J.: 519 Diersing, Paul R.: 355, 470 Dierster, Judy: 288 Digby, Deborah A.: 333, 400 Dillion, Constance A.: 519 Dillon, Harold D.: 470 Dils, Connie J.: 333, 490 Dingus, Phyllis G.: 470 Dinsmore, Harry V. Disney, Beverley K.: 295, 519 Dix, Ralph T.: 519 Dixon, Dennis C. Dixon, Larry D. Dixon, Lynnette Dixon, Rita L.: 368, 490 Doan, Janice K. Dobbins, Napoleon: 519 Dobbs, Dobbs, Raymond R. Robert A. Dobson, Eddie Dodd, Diane L. Dodd, Peggy M.: 2 Dodson-, Alvin E. 86, 341 470 Dodson, Donald E. Doggendorf, John N.: 358, 359 Doggett, Dennis D.: 519 Dohner, Beniamin E. Dolen, Bertie R. Dolen, Ronnie K.: 265, 470 Doller, Wayne A.: 519 Domir, Subhash C. Donaldson, Neal P. Donley, Darla R.: 519 Denney, Grider V. Denney, Kathy S.: 519 Denney, Leon Denney, Mary E. Denney, Roscoe Donnell, Lula Donnelly, Susan C. Donohue, Catherine W.: 192, 197, 401 Donohue, Steve A.: 187, 401 Donta, Robert A.: 289, 519 Donta, William S. Dooley, Conway lll Dooley, Richard W.: 519 Dorman, Cindi Rae: 341 Dorman, James H. Dorroh, Charles L.: 490 Dorroh, Thomas L.: 229, 262, 279, 355, 364, 367, 470 Dennis, Fletcher B.: 490 Dennis, James E.: 469 Denn is, James L.: 490 Dennis, Samuel G. Denniston, Kay L.: 519 Denniston, Lois A.: 519 Denn y, June R.: 298, 519 Denton, Tina V.: 400 Deny, Pamela: 293 Deppen, Kathryn L. kson, Joe B.: 400 Dorsey, Judy C. Dorsey, Susan K.: 455 Dotson, Clyde H. Dotson, Dale M.: 470 Dotson, Glenna G. Dotson, irvin L. Dotson, Michael G. Dotson, Patricia J.: 519 Dotson, Raymond D. Dotson, Suzanne Doty, Beverly A.: 115 Derickson, Virginia A.: 519 Derrick, Bobby A.: 201, 282, 400 Derricks, Ronald J. Derry, Pamela L.: 298, 455 Deru, David B.: 519 Deskins, Gerald H. Doty, Jacqueline Dougherty, Patrick L.: 519 Dougherty, Regina G.: 490 Doughty, Richard H. Douglas, Patricia A. Douglas, Thomas P. INDEX AND DIRECTORYXCRY DOU 575 Douglass, Richard M. Dowell, Lynn D., 519 Dowling, Fred W. Jr., 470 Downes, Elizabeth L., 401 Downes, William E. Jr., 519 Downey, Judith A. l. Downey, Kenton G., 519 Downing, Mary W., 401 Downs, Erin J., 401 Downs, John W., 262, 470 Downs, Richard R., 490 Downs, Ronald J., 519 Dunn, William R., 470 Dunnett, James C., 401 Dunsil, Anna L. Dunsil, Kathy A., 490 Durbin, James F. Durbin, Martha D. M. Durbin, Mary E., 519 Durbin, Patricia A. Durbin, Robert P. Jr. Durbin, Steven L., 470 Durham, James M., 491 Edwards, Joe M., 180, 196, 373, 401 Edwards, John E. Edwards, Karen L., 200, 546 Edwards, Karen R. B., 401 Edwards, Karen V., 303, 370, 401 Edwards, Maria H., 401 Edwards, Micheal S. Edwards, Sharon L. R., 336 Edwards Edwards: Wallace William E. Doyle, Edwina A., 450 Doyle, Kathleen S., 490 Doyle, Kenneth M. Dozier, Carl M., 355, 364, 368, 401 Dozier, Libby K., 470 Dozier, Randolph Drago, Michael E., 242 Drake, Larry H., 519 Drake, Rick D., 263, 490 Durham, Judy A. Durham, Laura R. Durham, Phyllis A. Durisin, Timothy G., 342, 401 Durrett, Douglas T., 347 Durrett, Emily S., 285, 491 Durrett, Robert B. Dutton, Kenneth L. Duty, Michael E. Egan, Robert M., 350, 401 Egbert, Marvin M., 470 Egerton, Hardin M., 355, 491 Eggemeier, William M., 519 Eggers, Steve A., 519 Ehrenberg, Judith A., 519 Ehret, David W., 359, 401 Ehret, Walter R. Ehrman, Sue C., 491 Eisenmenger, Daryl L., 401 Epling, Virginia C., 402 Epperson, Gary T. Erbaugh, Ralph R., 491 Erhman, Sue, 298 Erhart, Sharon M., 520 Erhet, Dave, 358, 520 Ernest, Alan, 367 Ernspiker, Kenneth Jr., 263 Ernst, Lynn W., 520 Erp, Judy C., 263, 402 Ervin, John E. Erwin, Lisa J., 520 Erwin, Thomas G., 491 Essenberg, Cynthia M., 295 Estep, Billy J., 403 Estep, Brenda S. Estep, Randall K., 520 Estep, Ronnie W. Estepp, Belinda K., 275, 491 Estepp, Phillip E., 197 Draper, Carl A. Draper, Douglas A., 519 Draper, Douglas G., 194, 401 Draper, John R., 519 Draud, Eddie L., 401 Drees, Kathryn L., 334, 381 Dreisbach, Glen R., 470 Drew, John R., 519 Dringenburg, Cheryl D., 490 Dringenburg, Duane C., 401 Droz, Douglas D., 195, 490 Drum, Adella L., 275, 490 Drum and Sandal, 306 Drummond, Michael B., 242, 470 Drury, Barry L., 519 Drury, Clifton R. Drury, Robert D. Dryden, Richard A., 401 Du Vall, Stephen C. Duane, Robert B. Ducharme, Dennis A. Duchin, Joel B. Dudley, Sally A. Duff, Connie R., 267, 510, 519 Duff, David A., 455 Duff, Jeffrey M., 195, 490 Duff, Mary B. Duff, Shirley D. Duff, Vaughn Duff, William E., 470 Duffy, Robert E. Dulin, Lawrence Jr., 365 Dull, Rita J. Dulworth, Betty J. Dumford, Jack W. Durnin, Alex, 401 Dunagan-, Daryl L., 217, 490 Dunaway, Adrian Dunaway, Bathilda S., 519 Dunaway, David A., 401 Dunaway, Louise B. Dunaway, Phyllis G., 275, 519 Duncan, Clarence P. Duncan, Earl S. Duncan, Larry A., 470 Duncan, Mark E., 519 Duncan, Micheal L. Duncan Duncan Duncil, , Robert E., 519 , Robin E. ll Charles W. Dunham, Shirley Mae, 267, 334 Dunker, Michael S., 490 Dunkle, Richard L. Dunlap, Gary R., 519 Dunlap, Randall E. Dunn, Beverly A., 490 Dunn, Carolyn- R. Dunn, Charlotte M., 470 Dunn, Danny S. Dunn, Delores, 401 Dunn, Denise C. Dunn, Gary L., 519 Dunn-, Margaret G., 519 Dunn, Paulette R. Dunn, Rex, 356, 484, 490 Dunn, Rodney K., 303, 361 Dunn, Steven M., 519 Dunn, William C., 356, 401 576 INDEX AND Dl RECTORYXDOU-FAN Duvall, David P., 401 Duvall, Mary W., 201, 401 Dwelley, William E. Dwelly, Judy K., 470 Dwyer, Doris D., 192, 199, 200, 401 Dye, Hobert Dyehouse, Kitty B., 195, 491 Dyehouse, Rhonda C., 519 Dyke, James K. Dykes, Sally B., 455 E E Club, 268 Eades, Robert D. Eades, William D., 450 Eads, Charles M. Eads, John L., 197 Eads, Rodney G. Eagan, Carol A. Eager, Sue R. Eagle, Terie B. Early, Patricia L., 519 Easley, Jimmy J. Easter, Ronnie L. Easterling, Lois C. Eastern Cheerleaders, 267 Eastern Progress, 373, 375 E.K.U. Karate Club, 263 Eastham, Toni J., 341 Eaton, Bonita J. Eaton, Joseph E., 519 Eaton, Sandra L., 401 Ebel, Deborah A., 519 Eker, Sherry L., 519 Ekle, Robert E., 350, 491 Elam, Betty J., 546 Elam, Daryl W. Elam, James R., 367, 491 Elam, Jerry R., 367, 491 Elam, Joseph A. Elam, Patricia A., 519 Elam, Robert W. Elam, William V., 344, 491 Elble, Ronald E., 350 Elder, John M., 402 Elder, Lenora E. Eldredge, Donna L., 293, 491 Eldridge, Susan E., 520 Elias, Bruce R., 350, 402 Elkin, Betty J., 520 Elkin, Deborah J., 491 Elkin, Marylyn R. Elkins, Shirley W. Elliott, Donald C. Elliott, Genevieve Elliott, Kenneth W. Elliott, Nikki L., 491 E'lis, Barry L. Ellis, Cheryl L., 520 Ellis, Danny R. Ellis, Jess L., 491 Ellis, Marie C. Ellis, Mark A., 520 Ellis, Peggy R. Ellis, Reuben D. Ellis, Stephen C. Ellis, Susan C., 339, 470 Ellison, Gary B. Ellison, James K. Elmer, Rosemary E., 195 'Elmore, Dennis P., 520 Elseth, Lucile A. Estes, Christopher B. Estes, Estes, John M. Porter W. Estes, Sara G. Estes, Wanda L. Estridge, Eddie W. Estridge, Rex C. Estridge, Sharon J., 520 Estridge, Wanda S., 491 Eta Sigma Gamma, 198 Etheredge, Charlotte, 520 Etkin, Marilynn J., 370 Eubank, Harvey N. Eubank, Ruth L., 520 Eubanks, Lee R. Eubanks, Thomas H. Evanoff, Douglas D. Eva ns, Cathy G., 520 Evans, Freddie L. Evans, Gerald D. Evans, James A., 208, 209, 211, 268 Evans, James B., 520 Evans, James H. Jr., 491 Evans, Johnny R. Evans, Judith E., 341 Evans, Katherine E. Evans, Linda S. Evans, Margaret A. Evans, Marilyn R. Evans, Nancy K., 185, 200, 403 Evans, Robert W., 403 Evans, Roy Everett,.Charles L., 520 Evemian, Lois A., 403 Eversole, Opal B. Eversole, Peggy S., 520 Evitts, William R. Ewers, Rebecca A. Eckert, Franklin C., 242, 519 Eckert, Margaret A. Ecklar, William T., 491 Eckler, Barbara J., 519 Eckman, David A. Eddins, Thomas C. Eden, Harold D. Eden, Ronald W., 470 Edge, Denzil Edgington, Cynthia K. Edgington, Ernest L., 519 Edington, Emma J., 275, 287, 491 Edmonds, Gordon A. Edmonds, Theodore A. Edrington, Barbara J., 470 Edrington, Fredrick D. Edrington, La Vonne P. Edwards, Anna L. Edwards, Charles W., 519 Edwards, David L. Edwards, Debora A., 178, 303, 337, 401 Edwards, Donald L. Edwards, Donald O., 519 Edwards, Dorothy L. Edwards, Doug, 283 Edwards, Elmer D., 283 Edwards, Francine G. Edwards, Frank W. Jr., 491 Elza, Charles E., 217, 470 Elza, Shirley E. M., 402 Elza, Shirley R. Embry, Charles T., 402 Embry, Donald W. Embry, Wendell T., 282, 402 Embs, Everett E., 520 Emerson, Steven D. Emery, Scott W., 470 Emmanuel, Winston A., 237, 546 Emory, Derald E., 194, 402 Emsuer, Jack 233 Engard, Vicki D., 520 Engel, Carolyn E., 183, 192, 266, 402 England, An-thony W. England, Dennis H., 282, 402 England, Gerald W. England, Larry L., 347 England, William M., 295, 491 Engle, Linda K., 402 Engle, Mike J. Engler, Susan- K., 520 Enlow, Stuart B., 470 Enlow, Thomas F., 470 Enoch, Elizabeth L. Enos, Carla M., 402 Ensor, David R. Epling, Frances C., 450 Ewing, Donna S., 491 Eyre, Edward E. Eyre, Susan, 520 F Fackert, Larry W. Faesenmeier, Susan K., 262, 47 Fagaley, Terry C., 491 Fahey, George J., 470 Fahey, Jennifer L., 520 Fahrney, Janice E., 267, 269, 49 Fain, Virginia A. Fair, Jerry L. Falcone, Olive M., 106, 269, 52 Falin, Carolyn S. Falk, Marianne E., 264, 380, 47 Falknen, Paul, 365 Fallis, David G., 520 Fallis, Howard M., 403 Fannin, Danny R., 470 Fannin, Nanita F., 339, 470 Fanning, Gary D. Fanning, Martha P. Fanning, Michael P., 491 Francis, Annette L., 405 Fant, Debra E., 491 Farber, Wes, 358 Fardo, Helen M. M., 199, 470 Fardo, Patricia A., 403 Fardo, Steve W., 450 Faries, Richard A. Faris, Leon W. Faris, Nelson L. Farler, Patricia H. Farley, Gary L. Farley, Linda C., 470 Farmer, Garland R., 470 Farmer, James L., 520 Farmer, Janet L., 491 Farmer, John D., 470 Farmer, Joseph T., 470 Farmer, Larry D., 470 Farmer, Michael L., 520 Farmer, Rex Cecil Farmer, Steve L. Farmer, William H. Farrell, William V., 364, 365, 370, 403 Farrell, Yolanda G., 370 Farris, Billie J., 520 I Farris, Esther E. Farris, Hosea, 520 Farris, Wilma S., 296, 491 Farthing, Brenda S., 283, 491 Faughn, Mary A. Faulkner, Bernard E. Faulkner, Cebert A. Faulkner, Deborah A., 339, 491 Faulkner, Gregory P., 520 Faulkner, Janet L., 520 Faulkner, Linda G., 520 Faulkner, Nancy D. Faulkner, Phyllis A., 333, 491 Faulkner, Phyllis K. Faulkner, Robert T. Faulkner, San-dra S., 296 Faulkner, Sherry A., 305, 334, 470 Faust, Michael H., 520 Fawbush, Michael K. Fawley, Martha J., 331, 491 Feagans, Myra G. Feather, Charles V. Featherston, Carol S., 470 Fedder, Darryl, 260 Federbush, Susan K., 470 Federle, Dianna L., 520 Fegenbush, Stephen R.,.274, 491 Feldkamp, James R., 520 Feldkamp, Sue E., 293, 295, 470 Feldman, Beverly D. Feldman, Mary N. Feldman, Mike O. Felker, Daniel E. Fell, Gay P., 520 Fell, William L. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 279 Felthaus, Lawrence S., 520 Feltner, Billie W. Feltner, Josephine, 403 Feltner, Paul D. Feltner, Philip L. Feltner, Sandra L., 284, 546 Felton, Garry L. Felts, Gilmore Felty, Bobbie G., 403 Felty, Martha R. Fenton, Thomas C., 403 Ferguson, Drue Jr., 520 Ferguson, Gary L. Ferguson, James E. Ferguson, Michael M. Ferguson, Ronald W., 403 Ferguson, Roy F. Ferman, Gordon S. Ferman, Mary E., 520 Ferman, Sharon T., 491 Fernandez, Alfonso Fernandez, Sandra B. Ferrell, Cathy C., 491 Ferrell, Donna B. Ferrell, Eva S., 491 Ferrell, Jack D., 520 Ferrell, Russell Ferriell, Charles D. Ferry, William D., 520 Fessler, Frank J., 491 Fetter, Susan C., 403 Fetters, Larry L. Fetzer, Jane T. Fetzer, Linda K., 491 Fey, A. M., 470 Field, William W. Fields, Arthur D. Jr., 470 Fields, Carole Y., 520 Fields, Forrest L. Fields, Gayle J. Fields, Gerald K., 403 Fields, James L. Fields, James W. Fields, Jimmy D., 520 Fields, John C. Fields, Larry S., 286, 364, 470 Fields, Fields, Fields, Sharon B., 520 Tommy C., 470 William G., 520 Fiely, James M., 520 Flowers, Marilyn B., 287, 404 Flowers, Patricia J., 520 Floyd, Raymond J. Flynn, Kenneth R. Foeman, Nancy L., 470 Foflygen, Ronald W. Foflygen, Yvonne E. Fogarty, Michell E. E. Fogt, David R., 520 Fogt, Niels H., 520 Foland, John E., 520 Frazee, Fra zee, Charles V. Roger K., 521 Frazier, Billy J., 358, 491 Frazier, Carolyn S. Frazier, Danny L., 263, 521 Frazier, James D., 521 Frazier, Michael R. Frazier, Quinna E. Fredenberger, Steven, 521 Frederick, Pamela L., 470 Fredericks, Sandra L. Foley, Barbara Foley, George W. lll, 491 Foley, Kathleen. M., 491 Foley, Michael J. Foley, Sonia, 374, 491 Foley, Theresa C. D. Foley, Vicky L., 293, 520 Follmer, Jim J., 404 Food and Nutrition Club, 287 Fookes, Gary E., 404 Football, 84, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215 Fietz, Katherine E. Fife, Anna F. H. Fightmaster, Jerry W., 520 Fike, Sharon, 470 Filer, Donald R., 546 Finan, Steven J., 209, 491, ' Fineisen, Charles R. Fink, Robert D. Jr., 242, 403 Finley, Rose G., 491 , Finnegan, Paul S., 520 I Fischer, Bertie S., 491 Ford, Dennis E. Ford, George C. Ford, Goebel L. Ford, Micheal R. Foree, Yvonne W. Foreman, Phyllis A. T. Foresman, Jeannette L. Forman, Thomas G. Fornash, Beverly D., 491 Forney, Kathryn J., 456 Forsyth, William F., 491 Freedm an, Julia M. Freeman, Eddy G. Freeman, James W., 491 Freeman, Lana M. B., 470 Freeman, Nolen W., 546 Freeman, Ronnie L., 521 Freeman, Teresa J., 521 Freet, Carol S. French, Carol D., 521 French, Elizabeth A. French, Larry L. French, Larry R., 491 French, Michael W., 470 French, Robert E. Fischer, 403 Fischer, Ellen F., 403 ' Fischer, Mark, 350, 403 Fischer, Patricia J., 267, 520 Fischer, Paul J. ' Fischer, Peter L. Diane L., 267, 334, 362, Fisher, Beverly J., 267, 520 Fisher, Crittenden M., 303, 361, 491 Fisher, Donna J., 470 Fisher, Janice D., 470 Fisher Mary A., 520 Fisk, Michael L., 290, 403 Fisk, Rodney D. Fisk, Steve A., 283, 491 Fister, William T., 403 Fitch, Deborah J. Fitch, Thelma C. Fitzer, Linda M., 520 Fitzgerald, Gregg R., 520 Fitzgerald, John A. I Fitzgerald, Linda D., 293, 470 Fitzgerald, Marvin C., 403 Fitzner, Linda D., 520 Fitzpatrick, David A., 350, 404 Fitzpatrick, James A., 404 A Fitzpatrick, Michael Fitzpatrick, Russell, 491 Flaherty, Sharon L., 404 Flanagan, Patricia Flanary, Lowell D. Flanery, Lynn P., 520 Flannery, Elizabeth L. Fleckiger, Thelma F., 192, 200, 404 Fleener, Gay M. Fleenor, James R. Fleenor, Katie S. Fleig, Barbara J., 520 Fleming, Linda A., 275, 491 Fleming, Mark A., 546 Forsythe, James M., 273 Forsythe, Stanley L., 491 Fortner, David W., 491 Fortner, Donald M. Fortner, lla Gail, 263, 293, 470 Fortner, Rex D., 546 Fortney, Dorice J. , 286, 404 Fresh, David A. Frey, Karl J., 342, 450 Frey, Sherryl A. Frey, William V., 405 Freytag, Sandra K., 293, 491 Fricker, Robert W., 209, 349, 491 Fried, Joan Y. Friend, Thomas A. Frilling, Daniel L. Frisby, Margaret A. Frith, Kenneth A., 470 Fritsch, William S., 522 Fosnaught, Jane A., 520 Foster, Arthur L., 286, 520 Foster, Ellen M. Foster, Gerrye L., 520 Foster, James C., 456 Foster, James M. Jr., 404 Foster, James P. Foster, Juanita G., 405 Foster, Marcia J., 520 Foster, Margaret A. Foster, Robert A. Foster, Sherrye G., 520 Foulkes, Janet G., 520 Foushee, Roy E. Jr., 491 Fo uist, Donna L., 196, 470 Foust, Starla J., 520 Foust, Susan C., 491 Foutz, Diana L., 470 Fowler, Cynthia J., 339, 470 Fox, Charles A. Fox, Donald R. Fox, G ary L. sf., 260 Fox, Harold T. Fox, James E., 450 Fox, Linda J., 520 Fox, Lowell J. Fox, Nanette Fox, Thomas M. Fritton, Ellen A. Fritz, George F. Jr. Fritz, Jerry C. Fritz, John C. Fritz, Nanette J., 491 Fritz, Yolanda Froebe, Charles F., 349, 405 Froman, Michael K. Fronk, Jean A. Frost, Bonnie M., 334, 491 Frost, Jack D., 491 Frost, Pamela L., 201, 470 Frost, Robert C., 470 Frost, Vicki l., 522 Fry, Ca Fry, Da Frye, A Frye, Is rolyn, 491 vid L. Ima B. sac Frye, James E. Frye, Paul E., 470 Frye, Sandra J. Fryman, Norman J. Fryman, Rebecca J., 192, 405 Fryman, Sandra F., 191, 192, 200 285, 405 Fryman Susan W., 470 Fugate Amy S. Fugate, Dale, 491 Fugate, Donna C. Fugate, Douglas Fugate, Glen M. Fugate, James R. Fraley, Carl R. Fraley, Charlotte D. Fraley, Lawrence D., 520 Flesher, Sharon G. Flesher, William M. Fletcher, Cathy L., 293, 470 Fraley, Sa ra F. Francis, Fred L. Francis, Francis, Pamela S., 520 William G. Fugate, Thomas E., 491 Fugazzi, Theresa A., 470 Fulks, Ann E. Fulks, Pamela L. Fullenwider, Diane P., 197 Fletcher, John C. Fletcher, Pamela K. Fletcher, Phillip L., 303, 361, 404 Flinchum, Anita S. Flint, Christine A., 491 Flint, Frank F., 404 Flack, David M., 520 Flook, Louisa A., 96, 101, 257, 470 Florence, Rita S., 296, 491 Flowers, Barbara J., 450 Flowers, James L., 242, 404 Francis, Woodrow W. Jr., 470 Francisco, Phyllis F., 520 Franciscus, Eugene Frank, Clarence L., 491 Frank, Lin-da S., 456 Frank, Ralph E., 470 Franklin, Gary R., 188, 196, 200, 274, 405 Franklin, Larry D., 520 Franklin, Linda J., 274 Franklin, Patricia S., 521 Frasher, Donna R., 341, 470 Fullenwider, Edgar W. Fullwood, Gillian C., 546 Fulmer, Kenneth D., 405 Fulton, Cloa C. Fulton, Donna G., 405 Fuqua, Fuqua, Fuqua, Benjamin E., 522 Maynard, 522 Theosious Furnish, Billy T. Furnish, James W. Furnish, Raymond E., 492 Furnish, Taylor Furn-ish, Teresa J., 522 Furr, Anne R., 522 Fuson, Trudy C. INDEX AND DIRECTORYIFAN FUS 577 Garrison, John C. 578 INDEX G Gabbard, Alice L. Gabbard, Donald L. Gabbard E. Michael Gabbarcl Glenda F. H., 405 Gabbard James H., 405 Gabbard, James H. Gabbard, Janet S. Gabbard Larry S., 522 Gabbard, Lydia C. M., 470 Gabbard Marilee M., 405 Gabbard, Michael W., 522 Gabbard Phyllis E. Gabbard Roy D., 405 Gabbard, Sid Gabhart, James W. Gabhart, Rudy A., 522 Galloway, Margaret G. Gambrel, Billy D., 522 Gambrel, Sharon J. Games, Stephen F., 471 Gano, James L., 199, 450 Gano, Sam P., 522 Gant, Mildred M. Gantt, Deborah L., 284, 471 Gaskins, Diane J., 492 Gates, Lynda J. Gatewoocl, Bette C., 522 Gatson, Charles R. Gattis, Margaret C., 492 Gauch, Jane E., 492 Gausepohl, Victor L. Gawthrop, Jan L. Gardner, Deborah D. Gardner, Harold R., 225 Gardner, Thomas B. Gardner, William J., 350 Garey, Robert W., 471 Garin, Pat, 268 Garland, Larry A., 471 Garland, Susan M., 280, 492 Gable, Vick, 344 Gadd, Elizabeth B. D. Gaddis, Henry H. Gaebler, Thomas J., 209 Gaffney, Brenda R., 274, 278, Gafford, Nell M. Gagel, Charles W., 405 Gagel, Sidney L., 353, 405 Gagel, Steven T., 522 Gagnon, Robert B. Gahris, Cynthia R., 195, 492 Gaines, Delores A., 522 Gaines, Larry K. Gaines, Mary C. Gaines, Rodney G., 522 Gaines, William C. Gaiewski, Lorrie L., 331, 492 Galbraith, Stanley T., 405 Gallaher, James M. Gallant, Scott R., 229, 230 Gallenstein, Mary S., 405 Galloway, Gerald L., 283, 405 Ga rne r, Ga rn er, Ga rner, Ga rnett, Ga rnett, Eloise Helen G. Thomas R. Joanne, 451 Kenneth W., 522 Garr, Jacqueline, 492 Garr, Wanda F., 492 Garrard, Steven. J., 522 Garred, Linda C. Garrett, Edith C., 492 Garrett, Laurel L., 522 Garrett, Phyllis J., 492 Garrett, Rebecca L. Garrett, Sharon F. Garrett, Stephen E., 405 n Garrett, Walter M., 349, 492 Garriott, Estil Garrison, Gary P. Garrison, Gary W., 405 Garrison, Joyce A., 405 Garrison, Lynn Garrison, Neal Gartland, Dennis J. Garver, Robert B. Garwood, Terry A., 471 Gash, La rry K. 1 Gay, Anthony W., 405 Gay, Bertram D., 405 Gay, Delores R. Gay, Judith L. Gay, Ronnie J. Gay, Sherman Jr. Gay Vernon Gay, William F. Gayheart, Mae R., 405 Gayheart, Rhoda A. Gear, Mattie S. Gearhart, Ann L. Gearheart, Michael N. Gerace, Michael E., 290, 405 Gering, Jerome A. Geron, Patrick A., 492 Gerrein, David A. Gesling, William D. Jr., 405 Getman, Barbara R. Gettler, David F. Gholson, Mary L. Giancola, Albert J. Giancola, Jerome E., 406 Giancola, Joan S. R., 406 Giancola, Louis M. Gibbs, Harry R., 209 Gibbs, Priscilla K. W., 406 Gibson, Barney B. Jr. Gebhart, Michael J., 347 Gebuis, Helen T. Gehron, Fred R., 492 Geier, Jerry M. Geier, Patricia A., 276, 492 Geinestrais, Jim, 237 Geisen, Mark H. Gelke, Mark L., 471 Gennett, Nathaniel C. Ge nton, William E., 405 Gentry, Barbara A. Gentry, Causaundra L., 492 Gentry, Cleveland D. Gentry, David R. Gentry, James B., 492 Gentry, Margaret E., 522 Gentry, Susan, 522 Geoghegan, Johnetta, 295, 522 George, Randall L. George, Rebecca, 341 George, William G. Gephart, Douglas D., 349, 405 Gibson, Barbara G., 522 Gibson, David E., 522 Gibson, David P., 522 Gibson, David R., 523 Gibson, Earl C. Gibson, Frankie L. Gibson Harold W. Gibson, James C., 200, 406 Gibson, Janice R. Gibson, Mary B., 339, 492 Gibson, Naomi S., 274, 492 Gibson, Ralph S. Gibson, Robert M., 492 Gibson, Roy E., 355 Gibson, Vance M., 471 Gibson-, Walter L. Gibson, William G. Jr. Gibson, Wilma P. Gieszl, Robert E., 260 Giiemes, Rosa M. cuban, Billie J., 492 Gilbert, Bruce H. Gilbert, Burl E., 243, 292, 295 Gilbert, Cebert, 406 Gilbert, Donna K., 523 Gilbert, Gary R., 283, 523 Gilbert, Gilbert, James L., 471 Jerald G., 406 AND DIRECTORYXGAB-GIL Victory! was their cry on Homecoming Day Gilbert, Linda S., 523 Giles, David S. Giles, Donna B. Giles, George W. Giles, Robert S. Giles, Ronald L. Giles, Stephen T., 523 Giles, William P., 471 Gillen, Michael J. Gillespie, Grady G., 492 Gillespie, Murray G., 492 Gillespie, Ralph E., 212, 492 Gilley, Boyd w., 492 Gilley, Martha J. Gilliam, Barbara A. Gilliam, Doris F., 471 Gilliam, Glen Gilliam, Linda D., 269, 523 Gilliland, Patricia B. Gillingham, Kenneth D., 523 Gillis, Susan. B. L. , Gillespie, Pamela G., 261, 492 Gilmet, Gary B., 471 Gilmore, Gwen S., 492 Gilmore, Nancy L., 406 Gonterman, Rebecca K., 492 Gonzalez, Jose E. Gooch, Carolyn A., 303, 406 Gooch, Judy L., 492 Gooch, Lloyd E. Gooch, Mariorie C. Gooch, Robert E. Good, Max H., 451 Goodan, William R. Goode, Darrell R., 492 Goode, Harold L., 406 Goode, Jeffrey L., 471 Gooden, Gail, 492 Goodhew, Gregory P. Goodin, Hiram Goodin, Paula S., 523 Goodlett, Connie M. B., 471 ' Goodlett, Gary, 492 Goodlett, Robert D., 181 Goodlett, Sharon T., 184, 406 Goodlette, John D., 265, 406 Goodlette, Richard H. Goodrich, Allan H. Jr., 406 Goodrich, William A., 523 Goodwin, Danny S. Haas, Marilyn K., 333, 472 Gilpin , Larry A., 523 Gilpin, Michael D. Gilvin, Howard E. Gilvin, William S., 523 Gimmel, Robert N., 367, 523 Gingery, Pride J. Ginter ,Gary L. l Ginter, George G. Ginter, Margaret H. Ginter, Shelia E., 492 Girdler, Donald E. Girdler, Jewell S., 277 Girdner, Frances E., 492 Girten, Murrel L., 350, 471 Gish, Doris J. E., 406 Githerman, Larry W., 368, 492 Givan-, Richard E., 406 Gizzi, William, 471 Glancy, John E. lll Glanz, Susan A., 523 Glass, Danny R., 471 Glass, Gary F., 406 Glass, Gloria F., 492 Glass, Larry A., 406 Glass, Linda D. S., 406 Gool, Marty C., 240, 241 Gooley, Warren A. Goolman, Sharon K. Gooslin, David K. Gordon, Mary M., 471 Gordon, Neal M. Gore, Lynda L., 407 Gorman, John F. Gormley, Vicki Lynn, 262 Gorsuch, Donna L., 407 Goshorn, Rebecca R., 195, 492 Gosser, Joy L. Gosser, Larry C., 407 Gosser, Rita M., 407 Gosser, Roberta J. Gossom, Deborah L. Gossom, James M. Gossom, Terry D., 282 Carl K., 201, 282, 471 Gough, Patsy L., 523 Phyllis J., 264, 266, 407 Gough, Gould, Gover, Cecil G. Gover, David B. Gover, Janie L. Gover, Myrna Gray, Roy C. Gray, Tevis P., 492 Gray, Trena M., 523 Greathouse, James M. Greathouse, Leonard F., 471 Greeks, 308-362 Green, Christine L., 368, 471 Green, David B. Green, Diana R. Green, Edwin E. Green, Gary T. Green-, Glyndon E., 209 Green, Kenneth E., 270 Green, Marilyn E. Green, Richard C. Green, Rodney L., 492 Green, Tena M., 292, 523 Green, Theodore C., 209 Green, Walter Jr. Green, William Brad Greenburg, Douglas L., 451 Greene, Bonnie D., 451 Greene, David C. Greene, Douglas W. Greene, George K. Greene, Harold S. Greene, Ja Nelle, 407 Greene, James R. Greene, James R. Greene, Linda L. Greenfield, Rochester, 220, 221, 258, 268 Greenlee, Timothy B. Greenwald, Darold J. Greenwell, Brenda L., 523 Greer, B efly J., 456 Greer, Gary L., 350 Greer, Lanny D. Greer, Lynne R., 492 Greer, Roger L. Greer, R onnie W., 492 Gregory, Anne, 492 Gregory , Glenn C., 451 Gregory, James R. Gregory, Linda J. D. Groppe, Keith R. Grose, Patricia L. Gross, Brenda Sue, 472 Gross, Diana E., 408 Gross, James L. Gross, Nannie E. Gross, Patsy L., 377, 492 Gross, Verne P. Gross, Victoria A. Grove, Grover, Debra K., 115, 493 Jane R., 472 Groves, Michael L., 408 Growth, 280 Grubbs, Carolyn F., 523 Grubbs, Karen A., 523 Grubbs, Keith E. Gruber, Gruber, Duane A. Sister Mary M. Gruelle, Tony Raye, 244, 408 Grueninger, Ronda L., 523 Grugin, Michael D., 523 Grunwald, Thomas A. Guber, Sha ron A. Gubser, Stephen F., 523 Gudgel, Virginia W. 217, 219, Gregory, Martin W., 292, 546 Grever, Elizabeth A., 523 Gribbins, Danny R. Grider, Billy F., 492 Gridley, Edward W., 201, 408 Guenthner, Linda R., 523 Guerin, Pat, 241 Guffey, Beverly S., 493 Guffey, Bobby D., 472 Gugel, Terry L., 523 Guinn, Betty L. Gullett, James N. Gullette, Frederick L. Gundlach, Judy C., 286, 493 Gunnell, Janet L., 472 Gunnell, Jeff D., 283, 408 Gupta, Sunita Gupta, Venu G. Gutknecht, Ellen G., 408 Guy, Karrol L., 510, 523 Guy, Robert M. Gymnastics, 296 H Glassford, Ellen S., 298, 523 Gledhill, Marvin A., 195, 492 Gleich, Patricia K. Glier, Daniel W., 270, 471 Glore, Carol A. Goatley, David M., 471 Goble, Earl J. Jr. Goble, Mary L. Goble, Robert S., 471 Goble, Shirley A., 406 Goble, Victor M., 471 Godbey, Donald R. Godbey, Linda s., 523 Godoy, Jose A. Goebel, Terrence W., 492 Goebel, William M., 233, 492 Goedeking, Thomas J., 350, 471 Goff, Deborah A., 298, 341, 471 Goff, Hiram A., 406 Goff, Lorris T., 358 Goggin, Barbara Ann, 471 Goggin, Harry D. Goyne, Glenn E., 523 Grace, Hickory E. Graf, Samuel V. Gragg, Carol F. Graham, Edwina J., 523 Graham, Harry G. Graham, Jody, 286 Graham, Margaret O. Graham, Shelby J. Grall, Conchita B. Grannis, Carol C. Grant, Charles O. ll Grant, Doris A. Grant, Fred, 241 Grimes, Terrence F., 472 Goins, Larry W., 523 Goins, Nancye W. Goins, Patricia A., 331, 471 Goins, Paula E., 523 Goins, Paula J., 471 Goins, Sue Ellen Grant, Gary L., 407 Grant, Gayle A., 267, 334, 492 Grant, Ronnie L. Grant, Susan R. Grass, Sondra K., 523 Graves, Danny L., 451 Graves, John M., 377, 471 Graves, Joyce A., 407 Graves, Michael W. Graves, Nancy K. Graves, Nelson L. Gravil, Deborah A., 492 Gravitt, Thomas O. Gold, Barbara A., 471 Gold, Steven D., 523 Golden, Martin R., 274 Golden, Thomas H. Goldey, Robert F. Goldschmidh Eugene A., 471 Goldstein, Ronald L., 349 Goldston, Price S., 270, 350, 406 Goldston, William J., 523 Golf, 238, 239 Gonding, Carole J., 288, 523 Gray, Donna M. Gray, Eleanor B., 523 Gray, Geneva, 492 Gray, Harold S., 407 Gray, Kenneth E., 407 Gray, Kristie A., 298, 523 Gray, Marietta, 407 Gray, Mary O., 284, 303, 336, 337 Gray, Robert S., 523 Gray, Robert W. Gray, Rosemary, 372, 471 Grieme, Richard D., 471 Griffin, Blanche C. Griffin, Charles W., 492 Griffin, Ellen, 275 Griffin, Jackie, 492 Griffin, Linda G., 471 Griffin, Robert L. Griffin, Roger L. Griffin, Ronald T., 523 Griffin, Teresa M., 492' Griffith, Ann J., 523 Griffith, Howard D. Griffith, Mary L., 523 Griffith, Ralph D. Griffith, Shirley A. H., 408 Griffiths, Sara R., 492 Griggs, Anita C. Griggs, Jimmy C. Griggs, Virginia F., 408 Haas, S usan K., 292, 493 Haas, Thomas M., 523 Habekost, Judith A., 408 Hack, Michael T., 377, 456 Hacker, Betsy A. Hacker, Jo A. Hacker, Joe B. Hacker, Laura L. Hacker, Louise Hacker, Patricia Hacker, Peggy M. Hacker, Reuben G., 408 Hacker, Thelma Hacker, Tolene, 274, 493 Grigsby, James L., 258, 358, 359 471 Grigsby, Lloyd D. Grimes, Bill A. Grimes, George T. Grimes, Jo A., 523 Grimes, Phyllis J. Grimes, Sandra K., 523 Grimes, William T. Grimme, Randal G., 368, 492 Griner, Larry R. Grisier, Phyllis A., 290, 472 Grisso, Dean F., 350 Gritton, Glen A., 472 Gritton, Jane C. M., 472 Gritton, Mark T., 181, 408 Gritton, Phyllis J., 408 Grizzle, Carol J., 492 Grizzle, Glenn W., 472 Hackworth, Francine Hackworth, Thurman B. Hadden, Sarah E. Haddix, Rodney D., 286, 472 Haddle, James H., Jr. Haden, Mary L. Hadley, Colene F. Hafley, Jo A. Hafley, Joan T. Hagadorn, Gary H, Hagan, Ann R., 493 Hagan, Michael H. Hager, Kathleen M., 523 Hager, Martha J., 451 Hager, Ronald L. Haggard, Marilyn K. Hagood, l.acy E., 179, 229, 408 Haight, Kathryn L. Haines, John A. Hairston, Jo Ann, 273, 472 Hake, Paul W., 356 Halbert, Stephen D. Halcomb, Fara L. Halcomb, James, 408 Halcomb, Jane F., 408 INDEX AND DIRECTORYIGIL HAL 579 Halcomb, Margie A., 192, 196, 408 Halcomb, Winston C., Il, 286 Hale , Jane E., 493 Hale, Lana S., 523 Hale, Mary A. Hale , Melinda S., 523 Hale, Nora E. Hale Hale: Ward B., 344 Ronnia, 472 Haley, Dan J. Haley, Deidri Halfhill, Charlotte J., 331 Hall, Benjamin F., 472 Hall, Bernie, Jr. Hall, Billy R. Hall, Bobby J. Hall, Charles R. Hall, Dale C., 493 Hall, Delbert R., 217 Hall, Desmond D. Hall, Diana M., 523 Hall, Elizabeth A., 472 Hall, Ellen E. Hall, Freida L., 408 Hall, Gary L., 523 Hall, George R., Jr. Hall, lda C. Hall, Jack R. Hall, Jerry T. Hall, John F. Hall, Joseph G., 523 Hall, Judy K. Hall, Lanny, 523 Hall, Louis S. Hall, Margie A., 331, 472 Hall, Martha M., 523 Hall, Michael D. Hall, Owen L., 523 Hall, Patricia A., 472 Hall, Rex D. Hall, Robert L. Hall, Roy C., 472 Hall, Ruth C. Hall, Sherrel K., 493 Hall, Sherry J. Hall, Teddy, 493 Hall, Teresa K. Hall, Teresia A., 408 Hamlin, Thomas G., 523 Hamlyn, Christine Hamm, Gary L. Hamm, John G. Hamm, Lois Hamm, Mary B. Hamm, Melvin D. Hamm, Patricia E., 284, 493 Hammer, Terry N, Hammond, Anthy K. Hammond, Carol J., 408 Hammond Dallas D. Hammond, Jane, 264 Hammond, Jerry L. Hammond, Leroy Hammond, Zola A., 262, 264, 296, 408 Hammonds, Danny L., 263 Hammonds, Gary R., 493 Hammons, Chester A. Hammons, Judith K. Hammons, Michael R. Hammons, Robert R. Hammons, Sarah L., 334, 472 Hammons, William C. Hampton, Donald W. Hampton, George E. Hampton, James Harve Hampton, Julia L. Hampton, Kenneth E., 472 Hampton, Nancy L. F., 472 Hampton, Patsy A. P., 408 Hampton, Paul D., 209, 408 Hampton, Paul D. Hampton, Richard Hampton, Ricky T., 493 Hampton, Ronnie J., 472 Hampton, Sara N. Hampton, Wanda L. Hampton, William J. Hamsly, Robert J., 546 Hance, John R., 523 Hancock, Cindy S., 523 Hancock, Herbert M., 408 Hancock, James B., 523 Hancock, Mark S. Hancock, Randall P., 493 Hancock, Ronald L., 523 Hayman, W. John, 411 Harrison Hall, Terry D. Hall, Tommy, 493 Hall, Truman S. Hall, William D. Hall, William J., 408 Hallis, James Hallowell, Patricia A. Halsey, George W., 493 Halsey, James W. Halsey, Lester L. Halvaksz, Louis L. Ham, Charles M., 523 Hamblen, Patricia A., 472 Hamblin, Dewey, 408 Hamblin, Henry M., 523 Hambly, Robert J., 368 Hambrick, Roberta J. Hamby, Gregory W., 523 Hancock, Sandra L, Handman, James A., 408 Handzel, Stephen C., 198, 409 Haney, Connie A., 267, 339, 394, 546 Haney, David T. Haney, Mary A., 493 Hanger, Charles R., 493 Hanger, Glenna M. T. Hanger, John R., 493 Hanger, Raymond E. Hanging of the Greens, 417 Hankins, Linda R., 184, 200, 409 Hamilton, Hamilton, Barry K. Charles H., 472 Hamilton, Charles M., 493 Hamilton, Charles R., 472 Hamilton, Daniel G., 523 Hamilton, Daniel N., 408 Hamilton, Danny D., 493 Hamilton, Deborah K., 523 Hamilaon, Finley R., 182, 408 Hamilton, Gale M., 472 Hamilton, Glenda C., 523 Hanks, Douglas R., 523 Hanks, John T., 523 Hanna, Sharon A. Hannah, Christine D., 409 Hannah, Harry A., Jr. Hannah, Mary B., 523 Hannah, Ralph Hanrahan, George B'., Jr., 276, 493 Hansen, Karen L., 524 Hanser, Jack F. Hansford, Sheila S., 524 Hanson, Judith A., 266, 284, 493 Harber, Hubert E., Jr., 265, 409 Harber, Kenneth W., 493 Harbin, Stephen E., 472 Harbison, Charles F., 199 Hardesty, Thomas L., 493 Hare, Edward J., 217, 409 Hare, Mi chael L., 524 Hargis, Walter M. Hargrove, Dennis G. Hargrove, Robert B. Harkins, Dorothy W. Harkins, Melissa J., 298, 473 Harlan, Wendell H., 493 Harlow, Clarence K., 473 Harlow, William E. Harmon, Allen M., 524 Harmon, Brenda C. C. Harmon, Hazel M., 524 Harmon, Lawrence E. Harmon, Pamela S., 409 Harmon, Paul M. Harmon, Peggy A., 493 Harmon, Terri G. L., 493 Harned, Linda D., 493 Harney, Brenda A., 409 Harney, Patricia F. Harney, Ronnie N. Harney, Thomas E., 367, 524 Harold, Frances L. Harp, James S., 473 Harp, Ke nneth R., 262, 409 Harp, Patricia J. P., 410 Harper, C. Rowe Harper, Chadwick R., 524 Harper, Michael D., 524 Harper, Thomas C. Harrell, Danny K., 524 Harrell, Sharon K., 524 Harrington, James L., 524 Harrington, Lee Ann, 341 Harris, C harles A. Harris, Charlinda A., 493 Harris, Danny, 180, 182, 410 Harris, D Harris, D avid L., 524 ouglas C., 356, 362 Harris, Edna W. Harris, Frances G., 303, 473 Harris, Lauretta J., 473 Harris, Marilyn A. M., 410 Harris, Mary A. Harris, Mendell G. Harris, Michael D., 524 Harris, Rebecca B., 524 Harris, Robert J., 410 Harris, Robert M., 546 Harris, Rufus T. Harris, Sammy H. Harris, Thelma S. Harrison, Barbara J., 334, 370, 493 Harrison, Beverly A. Harrison, Doris A., 493 Harrison, Edith F., 269, 284, 473 Harrison, James E. Harrison, Julia J. Harrison, Larry K., 410 Harrison, Lawrence R., 473 Harrison, Patricia D., 524 Harrison, Hash, Phamp L. Haskins, Haslem, Julie M., 524 Johnnie D. Hasler, Jean L., 524 Haslinger, Diane M., 493 Hass, Sue, 262 Hassan, Frank M., 410 Hassan, James Foster Hassay, William: F., 524 Hasson, Dennis P. Hatch, Paul A., 410 Hatcher, Edith E., 269, 524 Hatcher, James E. Hatcher, Phillip L., 410 Hatcher, Wendell R. Jr. Hatfield, Bertie D., 473 Hatfield, Betty K. Hatfield, Fred Hatfield, Guy, 546 Hatfield, Lawrence M. Hatfield, Peggy G. Hatfield, Susan K., 524 Hatfield, William H. J. Hathaway, George R., 270, 493 Hathorn, Terri L. Hatmaker, Fred Hatton, Anthony W., 456 Hatton, Nelson C. Hatton, William Y. Haute, William P. Hauschildt, Loraine C., 273, 410 Haverkos, Nicholas L., 473 Haviland, Janice L. Havis, Linda A. Havrilla, Robert M., 524 Hawkins, Archibald H. Hawkins, Oliver C. Hawkins, Patricia R. Hawkins, Sharon D., 473 Hawkins, Stephen T. Hawkins, Susan K., 339, 493 Hawkins, Teresa A. Hawksworth, Linda M., 524 Hawley, Robert C., 367, 524 Hawse, Nancy S. Hay, Deborah S., 524 Hay, Judith E. Hay, Kenneth M. Hay, Paul B., 411 Hayden, James R. Hayden, Mexico Jr., 303, 361, 4 Hayden, Ronnie C. Hayden, Rose M., 411 Haydon, Francis M., 493 Haydon, James G. Hayes, Charles W. Hayes, David M. Hayes, Linda J., 411 Hayes, Randall A., 546 Hayes, Roberta L. Hayes, Susie H. Paula J., 410 Harrison, Peyton R. Harrison, Robert J., 410 Harrison, Ronnie N. , Ta unya A. Haynes, Haynes, Haynes, Charles M. Henry R., 260 John R. Haynes, Milford D. Harris an, timothy R., 493 Harrison, Wilma J. Harrod, John R. Harrod, Thomas D. Hart, Jackie L., 456 Hart, Jennifer K. Hart, Julie A., 410 Hart, Omar D. Hart, Robert F. Jr. Hartley, Charles K. Hartley, Joyce A., 493 Haynes, Thomas L., 352, 353 Hays, Cecil D. Hays, Elaine R. Hays, Judy C. Hays, Nancy Jo, 339, 493 Hays, Shirley J., 493 Hays, Teddy L., 227, 283, 456 Hayslip, Charles R. Hazelton, Robert J. Hazelwood, Deana R. Hazelwood, Stanley E. Hamilton, Glenna S. C., 451 Hamilton, Gloria, 523 Hamilton, James H. Hamilton, James L., 451 Hamilton, Janice S. Hamilton, Joan H., 523 Hamilton, John T., Jr. Hamilton, Karen P., 472 Hamilton, Linda A., 493 Hamilton, Mary A., 263, 523 Hamilton, 472 Hamilton, Sandra L., 523 Hamilton, Wendy S., 472 580 INDEX AND DIRECTORYXHAL-HED Michael R., 276, 285, 286, Hardin, Hardin, Hardin, Hardin, Hardin, Hardin, Hardin, Hardy, Hardy, Hardy, Hardy, Hardy, Hardy, Allen B. Irene, 524 James T. Jane G., 524 Johnetta N. Robert L., 493 Roger W. Charles E. Daniel G. Douglas S., 524 Elizabeth C., 524 Freddie L. Ronald G. Hartman, Barry L. Hartman, Brenda W., 473 Hartman, Deborah L., 524 Harvey, Herschel D. Harvey, Paul D., 473 Harvey, Harvey, Robert D., 473 Thomas C. Harville, Carl A. Harville, Edith M., 524 Harwell, Sara L. Hasekoester, Penelope, 493 Hasenstab, Terry L. Hash, Gerald R. Hazen, Alan J. Head, Randy R. Headden, Carolyn R., 546 Health, Physical Education and Recreation Club, 292 Heaphy, Virginia C., 524 Heathman, Lewis T. Heaton, Heaton, Brenda S. Richard D. Heck, James L., 456 Heck, Judith C. S., 473 Hedges, Debra S., 524 Hedges, Pam E., 456 Hedrick, Marcellyn G., 473 Heekin, Virginia R.: 334, 381, 493 Heffley, Steven D. Heffron, Barbara A.: 456 Hegner, Nita J.: 411 Hehl, Donna L:: 524 Heid, Karen L.: 264, 276, 473 Heiderich, April L. E. Heiderich, John E.: 473 Heidt, Robert M. Heilman, Thomas D.: 524 Heinmiller, Judith A. Heinz, Deborah K.: 331, 494 Heinzelman, Larry C.: 524 Heister, Randall M.: 524 Heitz, Edward J. Heli, Ben L.: 362, 411 Held, John M. Helf, Gary L.: 411 Hellard, Verla M.: 494 Hellard, William E. Hellen, Catherine A.: 411 Hellen, Chris'M. Helm, Emily KL: 115 Helm, Finley Helm, George Helmbrecht, Stephen I. Helms, Caryn E.: 494 Helphinstine, Larry E.: 411 Helton, Boyd B. II Helton, Charles R. Helton, Gary L. Helton, larry W. Helton, Rebecca J. E. Helton, Scottye N.: 473 Hembree, Corbett Hembree, Edgar: 276 Hemming, Robert J.: 344 Hempel, Daniel R.: 349, 473 Hempfling, Yvonne S.: 195, 494 Henchley, Mary K.: 494 Henderson, Brenda S.: 494 Henderson, Cathy D. Henderson, Charlene: 524 Henderson, Clarenetta: 274, 524 Henderson, Denise M.: 524 Henderson, Jimmie L. Henderson, John W.: 524 Henderson, Michael R.: 494 Henderson, Nita K.: 287, 473 Henderson, Patricia A.: 494 Henderson, 'Patricia A.:'473 Henderson, Ronald W. Henderson, Sarah B. ' Hendren, Hubert F.: 365 Hendren, Linda s., 264, 274, 411 Hendricks, Charles T. Hendricks, Dianne: 87 Hendricks, Jesse M. Hendricks, John C. Hendricks, Oliver D. Hendricks, Paula Gail: 456 Hendricks, Steven H. Hendricks, W. Roberta Hendricks, William B.: 283, 524 Hendrickson, James M.: 456 Hendrix, Glen A.: 473 Hendrix, Jack Hendrix, Martha K., 192, 293, 411 Hendrix, Steve R. Hennessey, Jan L.: 494 Henninger, Connie R.: 524 Henrickson, Janice I. Henry, Edgar R.: 242, 524 Henry, Geraldine: 288, 524 Henry, Lonnie R.: 524 Henry, Patricia: 524 Henry, Thomas M.: 524 Hensley, Betty J. Hensley, Bobby J. Hensley, Connie D. Hensley, David W. Hensley, Debra S.: 293, 524 Hensley, Elaine Hensley, Glennis N. Hensley, James D. Hensley, James F. Hensley, Janice E.: 494 Hensley, Karen A. M. Hensley, Linda S.: 524 ' Hensley, Margaret F.: 263, 524 Hensley, Margaret M.: 524 Hensley, Martin F.: 524 Hensley, Mary B.: 411 Hensley, Maureen P. Hensley. Michael W.: 295, 353, 411 .ae- Hensley, Paul B. Henson, James E. Henson, Jane A. Henson, Lynda J. Henson, Nelson C.: 473 Herald, Adele L.: 494 Herald, Burton Herald, John A. Herald, Joyce A. H.: 473 Herald, Naomi R. Herbst, Janet L. Hereford, Thomas M. Hermann, Gary N. Herndon, Elizabeth F. Herndon, Myron D.: 473 Herr, Timothy N.: 193, 411 Herrick, James D.: 494 Herrin, Gerald H. Herrin, Linda M. Herrington, Friedman Herrmann, Margaret L.: 262, 473 Herweh, Judith M. Hesch, Sandra R. Hess, Cassandra L.: 494, 524 Hess, Robert L. Jr. Hesse, Barb L.: 494 Hester, Ronald G. Hetzel, Joyce M.: 546 Heustis, David R. Hewetson, Albert D.: 411 Hewitt, Nancy E. 411 Hewlett, Anna J. R.: 411 Hewlett, Reva A.: 524 Hewlett, Sharon J. Hewlett, William L. Hey, David M. III -Heyob, Dennis A.: 524 Hiatt, Jones B. Hibbard, Calvin D. Hibbard, Janet P. B.: 473 Hibbard, Mary K. Hibbard, Paula J. S. Hibberd, Brenda K.: 494 Hibberd, Grover C.: 411 Hickerson, Edna M.: 494 Hickey, Lana S.: 546 Hickman, Sandra K.: 494 ,aw- fps-1un J...-. Zil- W,,s.s-f ... .,-vw Y ,,-qg',,T-,... ' .,, .. ,,-- . ,,,.....f.eee'sU ' al . , ,,,.,p.1aros-'t W. .mefvfi . ' ..--.- . i3evr-'di 1 . Q.. ,1 mt-tara' - l- Y, I . .crm-W ,, .1- v sr-e ,.-.-1 ' ,,1..., Hickman, William Ill: 494 Hicks, Charles C. Hicks, Clyda S. Hicks, Delphia J. Hicks, James E.: 355, 494 Hicks, John P. Jr.: 524 Hicks, M. Susan: 524 Hicks, Pamela K.: 524 Hicks, Steven E.: 494 Hieronymus, Carolyn S. Higdon, Gloria G. Higginbotham, Rhoda A. Higgins, Higgins Higgins Higgins, Higgins Higgins, Higgins, Hignite, Hignite, Hignite, 1 Dianna L. George,E.: 524 Gregory C.: 494 Linda L.: 473 Peter J. Rhonda C. Suzanne M.: 298, 333, 494 Billie K.: 524 Darrel S. Wanda S. Hileman, Richard L.: 349 Hill, Carol A.: 524 Hill, Clyde E. Hill, Diane K.: 274, 494 Hill, Dillard F. Hill, Douglas E. Hill, Elizabeth M.: 524 Hill, Glenn D. Hill, Herbert S. Hill, James D.: 286, 494 Hill, James L. Hill, Janie F. Hill, John E.: 451, 524 1-1111, Mana L., 524 Hill, Patricia A. Hill, Richard Leland Hill, Russell W.: 495 Hill, Samuel W.: 356, 473 Hill, Sharon A.: 199, 411 Hill, Sharon K.: 495 Hill, susan M.,-195 Hill, Terry K. Hill, Thomas K. Hillard, Jackie N. Hiller, Ralph M.: 411 ,K -'- .means 'J'31u9',, it-c. -1: f ,-I. .,-:gr -7 .., '- .as Ever try a nine-iron out of a pond? +4v.'.- -4, 4 1,.,'t'.J' Q Yet: ' 1.ag'.a.1 1 f V YG .I . of ..- --. , ge, -' , lg.- ...av INDEX AND DIR LS '- ,Y 4... -.' , an - 1 -.- . - .- . if fn- - 11:-ig. ECTORYIHEE HIL 581 Howard Hlls, William F. Hilton, Kathy Himes, Linda K.: 286, 524 Hindman, Larry J. Hindman, Nancy L. Hranicky, Emil F. Jr.: 473 Holley, Phillip L. Holliday, Carolyn R.: 473 Holliday, Eliza J. Hollin, Sheila D. Hollin, Taylor N. Hollon, Elijah D. Hollowell, Gail R.: 262, 495 House, 451 Ronald T.: 198, 242, 279, House, Stephen E. House, Susan L.: 525 Housefield, Judith A. Holman, Belinda J. Holman, John H. Holman, Judy L.: 495 Holmes, Carol B. Holmes, Linda I. Holmes, Marvin C.: 412 Holoch, Carl A. Housefield, Sandra S.: 412 Householder, Jerrald: 495 Houser, Nancy E.: 525 Houston, Harold B.: 495 Houston, Linda J. Houston, Susan L.: 331, 495 Houtz, Vernon: D. Hovekamp, George D. Hovermale, Robert C. Hinds, Omma L. Hines, Charles A. Hines, Gayle J.: 201, 411 Hines, James W. Hines, Mary C.: 495 Hines, Philip R.: 495 Hines, Phillip L. Hines, Ronald E.: 263, 524 Hines, Susan D.: 495 Hinger, Sandra S.: 188, 192, 196, 200, 273, 296, 411 Hinkle, Elaine F. W. Hinkle, Jerry P.: 524 Hinkle, Lafe S. II: 495 Hinkle, Linda S.: 495 Hinkley, Connie D.: 495 Hinklin, William S. Hino, Edward J. Hinton, Marcia A.: 524 Hirst, Judith K. Hirtzinger, Carol L.: 546 Hisel, Sherman R. Hisle, Eva S. M. Hisle, Twila D. Hitch, Larry W.: 342, 362, 411 Howard Hopkins, Joanetta Hitchcock, Charles R. Hite, Harvey D. Hitt, Gregory S. Hittinger, Richard A. Hobbs, Bobby E. Hobbs, Carolyn: 341 Hobbs, Philip G. Hobbs, Philip L.: 451 Hobbs, Suzanne Holt, Kathy G.: 525 Holt, Marilynn Holt, Patricia A.: 525 Holthouser, Suzanne R.: 525 Holtsberry, G. Trenton: 412, 546 Holtzclaw, Bill S. Holtzclaw, Emmitt B. Holzknecht, Roger K.: 525 Holzwarth, David T.: 525 Home Economics Club: 287 Homecoming: 54, 55, 56, 58, 262, 413, 531 Honchel, John F. Honchell, Larry L. Honeycutt, Patricia A. Honeycutt, Pauline Honeycutt, Randall J. Hood, Rebecca L. Hooper, Lucy M.: 525 Hoover, Gwendolyn: 293, 495 Hoover, Vicki L.: 495 Hope,.,George L.: 353, 473 Hopkins, Andrea K. Hopkins, Dorothy L., Hobbs, William G.: 353 Hockensmith, David B.: 524 Hockensmith, Debra A.: 293, 524 Hockensmith, Randy B. Hodge, John R.: 473 Hodge, Linda S.: 524 Hodge. Patricia. A.: 293, 495 Hodges, Carolyn J.: 495 Hodges, Edgar D. Hobson, Nancy L.: 495 Hoefker, Jill M.: 495 Hoeflich, John B. Hoelzle, Anne M.: 546 Hoeweler, Kathleen A.: 334, 495 Hofe, Kenneth A.: 524 Hoffman, Kenneth J.: 276, 289, 495 Hoffman, Meredith G.: 267 Hoffman, Michael D.: 525 Hoffman, Michael J.: 473 Howard , Arthur L. Jr.: 236, 268, Howard, Billie J. Howard, Carol J.: 495 Howard, Cary B.: 201 , Cathy J.: 288, 456 , Clarence B.: 412 Howard Howa rd 4 Howard, Rita D.: 526 Howa rd , Robert G.: 412 Howard, Sherri L.: 526 Howard, Shirleen: 197 , Thomas E. Howe, James M.: 473 Howell, David E. Howell, Harold V. Howell, Stan C. Howell, Tecumseh S. Howerton, John M.: 473 Howitz, Virginia A.: 526 Howitz, William L.: 350, 495 Hranicky, Jimmie C. Hrubala, Bernard E.: 526 Hubbard, Carol D.: 495 Hubbard, Effie S. Hubbard, Gary L.: 412 Hubbard, George W.: 473 l'lOWHl'd, Clifton Hubbard, Nadeane M. Howard, Debra K-I 525 Hubbard, Ronnie L. H0WHfCl, Elizabeth A. Hubbs, Donald R.: 412 l'lOWaI'd, Ffarrk B. Huber, Mary C, l'l0Wil'd, Glenn F- Hucker, Wayne L.: 233, 451 Howard, Glenna Huckins, Suellen: 298, 526 l'l0WBfClf HHYYY D-I 473 Hudson, Hazelle A.: 412 Howard, l'lenfY D- Hudson, Julia B. Howard, James E- Hudson, Nan B.: 195, 269, 334, 495 Howard. James T- Hudson, Robert L. Howard, Janet Denune: 331, 473 Huenefeldl Deborah 5,7 495 Howard, Jeannie M. Huff, Bfenda 5. Howard, Jerry L.: 473 Huff, Damon Howard. -llfnfnY W- Huff, Luther A. Howard, Judith K. Huff, pay,-:da 1, ' Howard, Kathleen E. O Huff, philip R, Howard, Mary L. Melvin Howard, Mike V. Hopkins, Lawrence L.: 196, 265, 274, 367, 473 Hopkins, Linda G. Hopkins, Lisabeth J.: 412 Hopkins, Paris E. Hopper, Danna L. Hopperton, Rickey E.: 525 Horn, Donna G.: 274, 495 Horn, Oliver P. Horn, Tobie A.: 456 Horn, William R.: 525 Hornsby, Cathy D.: 495 Hornsby, Charles S. Hornsby, Marilyn A. R.: 546 Hornsby, Nickie E. B.: 473 Hornsby, Robert W. Hornsby, Theodore Hornsby, Winnonia C.: 525 Hornsby, Yvonne H. ' Hoffman, Robert E. ll: 495 Hogan, Amelia E.: 451 Hogan, Donald W.: 525 Hogan, Richard T.: 473 Hogg, Roger L.: 525 Hogg, Yvonne M.: 287, 411 Hoggard, Robert L. Hogue, Denny C. Holbrook, Donald W. Holbrook, Gwendolyn Horrar, Nancy L.: 495 Horseman, Nelson D. Horsley, Sandra J. Horton, Lana L. Horton, Michael D. Horton, Robert L.: 353, 412 Horton, Stephen T. Holbrook, Hubert L Holbrook, Lloyd J. Holbrook, Remus D.: 411 Holbrook, Robert A. Holbrook, Tanya L.: 546 Holbrook, William M.: 546 Holcomb, Audrey K.: 473 Holcomb, Deborah P.: 495 Holcomb, Ronnie L.: 411 Holden, John Jr.: 525 Holder, Barbara G.: 334, 473 Holder, Sarah J.: 451 Holeman, Kathleen S.: 525 Holihan, Ronald J.: 229, 268, 495 Hollan, Debra J. Hollan, Gary D.: 495 Hollan, Julia A.: 411 Holland, Donna L.: 341, 495 Holland, Lenard A.: 495 Holland, Mary A.: 288 Holland, Thomas E. Hollar, Allen R. Hollar, Charles D.: 296, 411 582 INDEX AND DIRECTORYIHII.-HUF Hoskins, Betsy C.: 412 Hoskins, B'everly A. G.: 412 Hoskins, Carol W. Hoskins, Howard W. Hoskins, Willie J. Jr. Hostette r, Kathryne S.: 473 Houben, Gary W.: 473 ' Houchens, Donald C.: 4'12 Houchens, Dwight C. Houchens, Tommy M. Houghton, Susan K.: 473 Hounchell, Jamie P.: 412 Hounshell, Jackson L.: 412 Hounshell, Michael D.: 412 Hounson, Linda: 333 Houp, Ronald E.: 451 Hourigan, Roy B. Ill: 495 House, Albert L. House, Billy C.: 525 House, Brenda D. House, Carol S. House, Caryl A. House, Charles S. House, Gerry L.: 412 House, James A.: 495 House, Randal Howard, Nadine E. Howard, Richard G. Howard, Richard H. Huffaker, Mary J.: 495 Huffman, Constance L.: 296, Huffman, Deborah M. Huffman, James R.: 412 Huffman, Judy T. Huffman, Linda K.: 526 Greg Hendricks gets a boost from President Martini to see the solar eclipse on March 7, 1970. Huffman, Mildred, 290 Huffman, Russell E. Jr. Huffman, William E., 209 Hugentobler, Susan K., 526 Huggins, Donna F. Hughes, Billie B'. Jr., 353, 36 Hughes, Brenda J., 526 Hughes, Cathy A. B., 451 Hughes, Connie L. Hughes, Deborah A. lbold, Nancy A., 526 Hughes, Fanny Z. Hughes, Gerald W., 412 Hughes, James R. Jr., 473 Hughes, Janet L., 412 Hughes, Jody E., 546 Hughes, Kay M.., 526 Hughes, Linda J., 526 Hughes, Michael A., 526 Hughes, Otto L., 526 Hughes, Paul B. Hughes, Paula J., 526 Hughes, Pearl Jean Hughes, Richard P., 526 Hughes, Sandra R., 495 Hughes, Stanley R. Hughes, Susan K. Hughes, Tim R. Hughes, William M. Hughlett, Kathryn L., 526 Huguely, Julia E., 195 Huguely, Lucian Huguley, Marsha H. Hulett, Ella I.. Hull, Donnie J. Huls, Linda K., 526 Humble, Betty M., 412 Hume, Richard E., 262, 495 Humphrey, James G. Humphrey, Sherry L., 495 Humphrey, William E. Humphries, Mary H., 284, 296, 473 Hurtiz, Carelia N., 495 Husted, Cecelia A. Huston, Brenna G., 473 Hutcherson, Luther C., 495 Hutchins, Rose M. Hutchinson, Betty S. Hutchinson, Jack T. Hutchinson, Lora E., 473 Hutchison, Glenn E. Hutchison, Ronald C. Hutson, Joan G. Hutson, Philip C. Hutton, Mary C. Huysman, Arnold N. Hyatt, Jerry Hyatt, Joy L. Hyden, Alan J. Hyden, Mary J. Ice, John R., 526 Idle, Kenneth R., 344, 495 Iglehart, Robert J., 358, 495 Ilacqua, Martin, 198 lllie, Roger L. Immegart, Debra A., 526 Impson, Carol S. Infantino, Blanca I. Ingram, Billy J. Ingram, Charles R. Ingram, Dora C., 495 Ingram, Jeanne T., 273, 526 Humphries, Robert L., 303, 495 Hundley, John D. Huneycutt, Dinah G., 526 Hung, Peng, 451 Hungate, John H., 526 Hungate, Marvin L. Jr. Hungler, Michael L., 526 Hunley, Anna F., 192, 412 Hunley, Dorcas D. R. Hunley, Harlan E. Hunstad, Bernie R., 526 Hunstad, Thomas L. Hunsucker, George M., 197 Hunsucker, Sandra L. Hunsucker, Ulis L. Hunt, Darrel, 285, 412 Hunt, Frances E., 526 Hunt, Hubert O. Hunt, James Terry Hunt, June F., 412 Hunt, Myrtle M. Hur.t, Onna K. Hunt, Phillip W., 495 Hunt, Rheta J., 412 Hunt, Robert W., 526 Hunt, Ruth C., 473 Hunt, Virginia L., 473 Hunter, Barbara Hunter, Charles E., 263 Ingram, Jennifer L., 473 Ingram, Marvin S. Ingram, Reba, 278 Ingram, Ronald G. Inman, John H., 283, 526 Innis, Philip R., 495 lnsco, James B., 355, 364, 367, 47 lnsko, James H., 270, 473 lnsko, Randy B. lnsko, Theresa T., 526 Interfaith Council, 272 Intramurals, 251, 252, 253 Iota Lambda Sigma, 193 lradii, Massoud D. Ireland, Jan L. Ireland, Jo Anne Irvin, Linda K. Irving, Rebecca D. Irwin, Doris J., 495 lrvvin, Harry C., 209, 349, 495 Irwin, James B., 473 Irwin, Ordie S., 495 Isaacs, Allyn J. Isaacs, Arnold C. Isaacs, Betty L. Isaacs, Carol A. Isaacs, Floyd T., 473 Isaacs, Franklin, 527 Isaacs, Janet S. Hunter, Hunter, Margaret J., 473 Mary D. Hunter, Wesley K. ' Huntsberger, Stephen, 412 Hupp, Betty A. Isaacs, John E. Isaacs, John F. , Isaacs, Judith A. Isaacs, Kathryne S. H. Isaacs, Rosie M., 495 Hurd, Darrell L. Hurd, Larry W., 473 Hursh, Floyd D., 473 Hurst, Carolyn C. Hurst, Gary Hurst, Harold G. Hurst, Lantie O. Hurst, Linda R. Hurst, Reva Hurst, Sallie B., 526 Hurst, Steven M., 473 Hurt, Bobby G. II Hurt, Jill L., 526 Hurt, Larry B., 473 Hurt, Linda S. lsfort, Kaye B. W. lsfort, Isham Ronald C. , Donald B., 527 Ishmael, James H. lson, Carlton E. Jr., 495 lson, Clinton C. lson, Gary L. lson, Ira T. lson, Jeff J., 473 lson, Joseph D., 274, 495 lson, Kenzie P., 527 lson, Robert B. Jr., 527 lson, Ronald E. lson, Vickie R., 527 Ives, Steven R. 3 J Jacina, Mary A., 495 Jack, Linda C., 495 Jackey, Stephen J. Jackman, Cheryl J. 4 73 Jenkins, David T., 474 Jenkins, Deborah A., 527 Jenkins, Douglas I-I., 286 Jenkins, Gary E. Jenkins, Jerome C. Jenkins, Joan M. Jenkins, Linda A., '192, 200, 414 Jenkins, Marcia A. Jenkins, Martin S. Jenkins, Mildred R. Jenkins, William J. Jennings, Anga I.. Jennings, Elizabeth G., 287, 333 474 Jennings, Gordon W., 194, 451 Jennings, Jolene E., 292, 527 Jennings , Margaret A. Jennings, Regina K. Jennings, William T. 1 Jensen, Vicki D. Jernigan, Thomas E. Jerzak, Sandra L. H., 414 Jessee, Jeri'R. F. Jessee, William K., 347 Jester, Moseill B. Jett Amy P. .yenf Clinton Jr.,-114 Jeff, Gordon L., 353, 495 Jett, Helen L. Jett, Paul D. Jett, Ricki L., 495 Jett, Verda M. H. Jett, Wanda, 474 Jewell, Brenda A. C., 414 Jewell, Donald C., 495 Jewell, Gloria A., 527 Jinks, Virginia N. Jody, Brenda J. Johns, Barry C., 495 Johns, Bradley S. Johns, Carol A., 495 Jackson, Alberta, 527 Jackson, Barbara G. Jackson, Bernita B. Jackson, Brenda L. Jackson, Candrid B., 473 Jackson, Connie B'., 341 Jackson, Eula Jackson, George D., 303, 361, Jackson, Jack Jackson, James M. Jackson, James O., 495 Jackson, Jimmie R. Jackson, John C., 527 Jackson, John T. Jackson, Kenneth T., 365 Jackson, Kirk A., 527 Jackson, Margaret C., 473 Jackson, Maria W. Jackson, Mark S. Jackson, Michael B., 279 Jackson, Patricia A., 527 Jackson, Priscilla E. Jackson, Robert J. Jr. Jackson, Robert K. Jackson, Robert M. Jackson, Ronald T. Jackson, Ronnie E., 456 Jackson, Sandra J., 495 Jackson, Stephen F., 495 Jackson, Steven C., 283, 527 Jackson, Virginia L., 473 Jackson, Wade G. Jackson, William D. Jacob, William C., 527 Jacobs, Deborah L., 527 Jacobs, Diana L. Jacobs, Ford Jacobs, Fritz F., 456 Jacobs, Jacobs, Jacobs, Jacobs, Jacobs, Jaeger, George W., 527 James E. Karen A., 527 Mildred M. Victoria A. Marilyn S., 274, 527 James, Claire, 333 James, Connie L. James, Harry S. James, John D. Jr. James, Judith C., 495 James, Judith C. Johns, David G. Johns, Kitty L. Johns, Valeri J., 546 Johns, Virginia S., 496 Johnson, Bert N., 414 Johnson, Betsy A., 456 Johnson, Betty L. Johnson, Betty M. Johnson, Billy F. Johnson, Carol A., 496 Johnson, Charlotte E., 264, 414 Johnson, Clarence L., 496 Johnson, Coolee J., 414 Johnson, Curtis R. Johnson, Dannie L., 474 Johnson, Daryl L. Johnson, Dayle A., 527 Johnson, Diane R. James, Keith, 546 James, Linda L. James, Lois L., 527 James, Melodye L., 527 James, Saundra J. James, Verla A., 474 James, William N. Jamison, Mark C., 237, 495 Jansen, Martha E. F. Jansen, Paul S. Jansen, Victoria E., 527 Jarboe, Joyce E., 495 Jarrett, Linda L. Jarvis, Karen S., 527 Jasper, Brenda H. Jasper, Cecelia R. Jasper, Kathy E. Jasper, Marilyn O., 341 Jasper, Mary L., 474 Jaynes, Donald E. Jaynes, Robert L., 474 Jaysnovitch, Andrew Jefferson, Judith A. Jeffrey, Jeffries, Jeffries, 495 Jeffries, Jeffries, Jeffries, Daniel S. Jr. Barbara A. R., 220, 285 Daphne R., 261, 266, 284, Elizabeth L. Paul R. Stewart L., 495 Jeffs, Vicki D., 527 Jenkins, Clarence R. Johnson, Emma S. Johnson, Eudell D. Johnson, Eunice B'. Johnson, Frick H. Johnson, George R. Johnson, Gerri L. Johnson, Gladys N. Johnson, Gloria J., 264, 414 Johnson, Gregory Johnson, Gregory K., 474 Johnson, Herman G. Johnson, Howard D., 414 Johnson, Jacqueline Johnson, Jacqueline C., 527 Johnson, James C. Johnson, James S. Johnson, Joe R. III Johnson, John P., 414 Johnson, John W., 237, 474 Johnson, Johnny C. Johnson, Jon K., 456 Johnson, Joyce A., 474 Johnson, Judy G. C. Johnson, Keith W. Johnson, Kenneth G. Johnson, Linda J., 474 Johnson, Lester, 290 Johnson, Lorene Johnson, Lynn R. Johnson, Marcia L., 527 Johnson, Marsha L., 474 Johnson, Mary P., 381, 414 INDEX AND DIRECTORYXHUFJOH 583 Jordre, Justice, Daryl D., 527 584 INDEX Johnson, Maxine F. Johnson, Merle, 527 Johnson, Michael C., 414 Johnson, Mike J. Johnson, Noble T. Johnson, Opal, 192, 415 Johnson, Patricia H. Johnson, Paul C. Johnson, Paul S. Johnson, Paula G. Johnson, Peggy I., 474 Johnson, Philip, 496 Johnson, Phillip R. Johnson, Phyllis J. Johnson, Ralph T., 225 Johnson, Randy T., 263, 496 Johnson, Robert L. Johnson, Sandra K., 201, 334, 415 Johnson, Sharon A., 474 Johnson, Sharon S., 288, 456 Johnson, Shawn M., 496 Johnson, Stephen lll, 546 Johnson, Stephen R., 415 Johnson, Steven A., 527 Johnson, Susie, 258 Johnson, Vernon R. Johnston, Francis C. Johnston, Guy D., 209, 474 Johnston, Michael L., 415 Johnston, Richard C., 242 Johnstone, Mary A. Jolly, William R. Jones, Adda G. Jones, Allie F. Jones, Audrey Z. Jones, Cheryl E., 496 Jones, Chrystine S. Jones, David Jones, David C., 344, 415 Jones, David M., 527 Jones, Debra A., 527 Jones, Donald R., 283, 456 Jones, Douglas R. Jones, Earl D. Jones, Eddie W., 361 Jones, Evan A. Jones, Felinice L. Jones, Gary R. Jones, George P. Jones, Gerald R., 474 Jones, Geraldine M. Jones, Robert N., 289, 496 Jones, Roger N. Jones, Ronald D. Jones, Ronald G. Jones, Ruben E. Jones, Sandra L., 303, 336, 337, 415 Jones, Sharon B., 496 Jones, Stephen H. Jones, Stephen M. Jones, Sydney D. S., 474 Jones, Teddy D. Jones, Thomas C., 527 Jones, Thomas N. Jones, Thomas N., 356 Jones, Timothy C. Jones, Timothy J., 415 Jones, Verne, 415 Jones, Vicki L., 527 Jones, Vivian C., 496 Jones, Wallena, 292, 293 Jones, William D., 496 Jones, Jones, Jonrd, William E., 415 William M., 364, 365, 527 Toy E. Jt. Jordan, Anastasia L., 474 Jordan, Bonnie L., 415 Jordan Jordan Jordan , Carole L., 474 , Daniel D., 217, 415 , Earl J. Jordan, Kathleen A., 262, 415 Jordan, Martha A., 496 Jordan, Thomas E., 527 Jo A., 527 Karr, Jerry W., 474 Karrer, Kathleen A., 496 Karrick, Katherin L., 474 Karrick, Randall D. Kash, Adrian Kauffmann, Bruce P., 277, 416 Kaufman, Herbert W. Kaufman, Ronald L., 261, 474 Kautz, Frank A., 527 Kavana, James E., 350 Kavora, James, 181 Kawaia, Galib E., 237, 356, 496 Kawaia, Mary A., 527 Kaylor, Dan E. Kaylor, Michael R., 350 Kays, Joseph L. Kays, Rudy M., 527 Kazinski, Norbert P., 201, 416 Keal, Patricia E., 456 Keams, Kathryn F., 451 Kearney, M3 ry T. Kearns, Jimmie A. Kearns, John M., 496 Kearns, Kathryn F. Kennedy, John R. Jr. Kennedy, Karen S., 527 Kennedy, Kenneth Kennedy, Marie A. Kennedy, Michael L., 416 Kent, Daniel W., 416 Kephart, Suzanne D. Kepler, David M., 527 Kerby, Glenna H., 197 Kerr, Angela, 284, 298, 527 Kerr, Jerry, 356 Kersey, Jerry R. Kesel, Nancy C., 527 Kessler, David L., 355, 474 Kettler, Michael A., 527 Keyhole, Bob, 237 Kidd, Bettina E., 496 Kidd, Earnest G., 342 Kidd,'Evelyn M. Kidd, Hildreth C. Kidd Kidd Kidd , Howard K., 527 , Linda G. , Sharyan L., 546 Kearns, Marlena B., 274, 527 Keen, Connie C., 416 Keen, Johnny R. Keen, Karol Y., 416 Keen, Kenneth W. Keen, Linda L. M., 416 Keenan, John D., 416 Keene, Rebecca L., 527 Kees, Linda J., 292, 293, 496 Jorquera, Gaston Joyce, Harold R., 209 Joyner, Jane C. Joyner, Jerry E. Judd, Diana L., 527 Judd, Glenda R., 496 Judd, Katherine M., 527 Judge, Robert A. Judson, Marilyn A., 341 Judson, Norma A., 527 Judson, Richard w., 178, 355, 362, 415 Judy, Francis T. Kefauver, Patty J., 496 Kehoe, Bob J. Keibler, Paul Keilitz, Milton F. Jr. Keith, Delia H. Keith, Eugene C. Keith, James L. Keith, Jimmye S., 416 Keith, Nadle F., 274, 496 Keith, William J. Keith, William P. Keithley, Larry M., 416 Kelhoffer, Charles I., 527 Kidd, Sheila B. Kidwell, James S. Jr., 496 Kidwell, Robyn M., 290, 496 Kiefer, Ruin A., zoo, 264, 416 Kiester, Charles L., 260, 496 Kiester, Judith C. S., 474 Kilburn, Lucille Kilfoile, Elice M., 527 Killen, Christine F. Killian, James R. Kim, Sukhan Kimbrell, Susan K. Kimbrough, Jill L., 416 Kimbrough, Reed D., 303, 368, 527 Kinberger, Barbara L., 527 Kiricaid, Carole D. Kincaid, Gary J., 201, 262, 416 Kincaid, Linda L., 293, 295, 497 Kincer, Ronald Kinder, Glen K., 277, 288, 456 Kinder, Janice E., 497 Kinder, Judy L., 474 Kiridoll, Linda F., 274, 497 Jones, Gregory A., 527 Jones, Gwendolyn A. Jones, Helen M. Jones, Herbert E., 257, 349, 362, 464 Jones, Jacqueline, 496 Jones, James B. Jones, James C. Jones, James W. Jones, Janice' D., 331 Jones, Jerry K., 451 Jones, Jessie L. Jones, Jo Nell Jones, John F., 415 Jones, Johnnie G. Jones, Jorja L. Jones, Joseph R., 496 Jones, Kenneth C. Jones, Lawrence D., 496 Jones, Leslie Jones, Lisa M., 527 Jones, Lloyd H. Jr. Jones, Lois Jones, Lonnie C., 415 Jones, Lowell W., 451 Jones, Melinda W., 474 Jones, Michael A. Jones, Michael A., 417 Jones, Michael S., 352, 362, 415 Jones, Michael W. Jones, Nancy A., 293, 496 Jones, Norris D. Jones, Patricia S., 456 Jones, Paul D. Jones, Paula K., 527 Jones, Rebecca K., 527 Jones, Rexford H. Jones, Richard W. Jones, Richard W. Jones, Robert M., 365, 415 AND DIRECTORYXJOH-KIR Judy, Thomas M. Justice, Clayton, 527 Justice, Clinton D., 342, 474 Justice, Donna L., 339, 370, 384, 415 Justice, Doris H. Justice, Gary K., 415 Justice, Karen K., 496 Justice, Marsha D., 339, 496 Justice, Marsha L., 527 Justice, Paul W. Justice, Phoebe E. C., 415 Justice, Robert E. Justice, Sandra L., 527 Justice, Stephen Justice, William S., 451 Justice, Willis H. K Kelhoffer, Herbert F., 416 Kelien, Sandra R., 527 Keller, Deborah L. Keller, Michael J. Keller, Robert C. Jr. Kellerman, Karen A., 496 Kelley, David M., 527 Kelley, Donna L. Kelley, James G. Kelley, James J., 209 Kelley, Nancy L. J. Kelley, Nancy S., 287, 496 Kelley, Robert B. Kelley, Robert L., 342, 362 Kellis, Thomas L., 527 Kells, Robert L., 282, 474 Kelly, Ann S. Kelly, Brenda A., 527 Kelly, Cindy F. Kelly, David R. Kelly, Eddie J. Kelly, Malcolm H., 474 Kelly, Marion F. King , Addie R. King, Barbara A. King, David C. King, Donald E. King, Douglas K. King, Edward Jr., 527 King, Everett G. King, Gail E., 347, 416 King, Gary S., 355, 416 King, Jerry K. King, John M. King, Johnny P. King, Joyce G., 528 King, Kathy A., 497 King, Martha L. T., 416 King, Michael D. King, Pamela K., 528 King, Roy W. King, Sharon J., 290, 497 King, Shirley R., 497 King, Vicki L., 198 King, William D. King, William P., 528 Kabithe, Daniel W., 451 Kabithe, Lydia W. Kadlec, Anna K. Kaelin, Lawrence W., 209, 349, 496 Kahlo, Margaret D. Kallop, Jerry L., 347, 496 Kandle, Kathleen M., 527 Kandle, Kirk M., 527 Kane, John N. Kane, Patricia A., 527 Kanzinger, Robert C., 416 Kappa Alpha Order, 321, 328, 346, 347 Kappa Delta: 308, 338, 339 Kappa Delta Pi, 200 Kappa Delta Tau, 264 Kappa Iota Epsilon, 195 Kappa Phi Delta, 319, 340, 341 Karpinsky, Michael W., 355 Kelly, Michael F. Kelly, Peggy C. Kelly, Ral ph D., 496 Kelly, Robert D., 282 Kelly, Tish B., 527 Kelsay, K enneth S. 496 Kemble, Charles K. Kemper, Alberta J., 474 Kemper, Betty L., 416 Kemper, James Jr., 527 Kemper, John T. Jr. King, Willie J. Kingsbury, Carol J., 528 Kinker, Paula S., 497 Kinman, Barry G., 528 Kinman, Beniamin T. Kinman, James S., 528 Kinman, Judy L., 497 Kinman, Philip M. Kinmon, Dorothy A., 497 Kinnaird, Michael W. Kendall, Carl M. Kendall, Ritchie H., 344 Kendrick, Fatina J., 287, 474 Kendrick, George B. Kendrick, Ronald G. Kenm on, Dorothy, 293 Kennamer, Hazel T. Kennedy, Albert S., 303, 496 Kennedy, Anthony W. Kennedy, James F., 350, 474 Kennedy, Jennifer L., 474 Kennedy, Joan R., 527 Kinnard, Larry W. Kinne, William D. Kipp, Catherine A., 474 Kirby, Larry R. -Kirby, Ronald L. Kirby, Sandra J. M. Kirby, Sheila L., 497 Kirk, John B. Kirk, Stephen R., 368, 528 Kirkland, Marcia A., 528 Kirksey, Larry Kirtley, Diane M. Lane, Kiser, James E. Kiser, Thelma H. Kissick, Diana F. Kissler, Donald C., 416 Kitchen, Malcolm E., 451 Kiteck, Susan J., 451 Klaber, Alice F., 201, 264, 416 Klamo, Jo A., 474 Kleckner, Karen D., 528 Klee, Paula A., 528 Kleier, Deborah A., 528 Klein, Diane M., '528 Klein, Kenneth C., 229, 265, 497 Kleine, Glen A. W. Kleine, Joan K. Klenk, Gary G., 349, 416 Kleykamp, Charles F., 416 Kleykamp, Joseph K., 262, 52B Kline, Georgie R., 200, 528 Klingensmith, Sue A., 416 Klinger, Patricia A., 474 Klinglesmith, Daryl L., 456 Kloentrup, Carl J. Klopfer, Michael J., 497 Klotz, Robert C. Klusmefer, Edward C. Knauer, Garry E., 497 Knauer, Philip G., 416 Knauer, Shirley M., 284, 497 Knecht, Thomas L., 497 Kneisel, Richard L., 497 Knight, Laura L., 528 Knight, William P., 475 Knoll, Alexander P. Knoll, Susan M. Knopp, Rebecca S., 528 Knox, Carole T., 528 Knudsen, Barbara l., 262, 292, 497 Koch, Gary W., 528 Koch, Richard J. Jr. Kochin, Steve L. Kock, Charles L. Koehler, Robert E. Koenig, Kathleen M., 528 Koenig, Mzrgi A., 546 Koger, Helen N. Koger, Joe B. Koger, Kathy J. Kogut, Paul M. Kohl, Valerie R., 333 Kohlbecker, Karen M. Kohls, Bernard R., 497 Kokorelis, Basil K., 497 Kolasa, Johnny R., 528 Kolloff, Fred C. Kolloff, Margaret B. Komarnicki, Keith C., 528 Kooi, Warren J., 416 Kook, Chyung S., 285, 416 Kopfer, Michael, 195 Korn, Allan M. Kornfeld, Stephen G., 416 Kornrumpf, Sandra A., 475 Korsgaard, Peter K. Jr. Kortz, Karen A., 528 Kostun, George W. Kostun, Judith D. Kotheimer, David A. Kovac, James T., 198, 417 Kraig, Alice K., 195, 334 Kraiss, Jerry W., 226, 227, 237, 2 Kramer, Danny L. Kramer, Robert M. Kranz, Katherine L., 331 Krasinski, Charlotte, 475 Krasinski, David C., 350 Kraus, Steven P., 528 Krause, Andrea M. Krebs, David W., 417 Krebs, Vina M. W., 417 Kremer, David R., 349, 417 Kremer, Timothy J., 528 Kress, Connie M., 475 Kriegel, John R., 497 Kriel, Paula M., 264 Kringle, Marcella H., 356, 417 Krucker, Richard S., 497 Krueger, Alan C., 355, 475 Kruer, Judy A., 528 Kruse, Bonnie L. A., 195, 497 Kuehne, Dawn E. S. Kuehne, Edward J., 417 Kuhl, Carl H. Kuhn, Pamela S., 451 Kuhnronne, A. Kuhns, Sharon L., 528 Kuhns, Susanne E., 475 Kull, Douglas C., 528 Kunkel, Jane S., 284, 333, 381, 417 Kunst, Krisand L., 475 Kurapkat, Margaret A., 528 Kurk, James H., 528 Kurtz, Jennie L., 528 Kurtz, Richard E. Kutchback, Robert C., 528 Kutchback, Toni K., 451 Kwak, Michiko Kwak, Tae-hwan, 200 KYMA Club, 266, 267 L Langdon, Betty A., 417 Langdon, Ruby, 417 Lange, Bruce M., 350, 484, 497 Lange, Frank B., 475 Lange, Marty, 355 Langhorst, Andrea C. Langma Langsto ri, Regina B., 528 n, Roy L. Lanham, Mark W. Lanham, Terry A. Lanham, William V., 475 Lanier, John R., 546 Lanier, Paul W., 528 Lanier, Ronald E. Lanter, Ted W. Lanz, Karen M., 497 Larese, Larkey, Larkins, Larry J., 452 James D. Michaeil E., 529 Larmour, James J. Larsen, Lashorn Carrol R. e, Stephen C. Laswell, Brent R., 276, 475 Lathrop, James B. Lathrop, Phyllis H. Ledford, Daniel L. Ledford, Eileen G., 497 Ledford, James P. lll Ledford, Joan M., 475 Ledford, Judith G., 374, 419 Ledford, Norman A., 475 Ledford, Patricia D. M., 475 Ledford, Ronald M., 475 Ledford, Terry A. Ledington, Sandra L., 475 Lee, Carl W. Lee, Charles M. Lee, Chee Lee, Deborah A., 529 Lee, Donald G., 529 Lee, Florence A. Lee, Gilbert C. Lee, James J., 529 Lee, Janet K., 419 Lee, Lenville R., 419 Lee, Lok Lee, Norma L. Lee, Robert E. Lee, Robert E. Lee, Roy D., 419 La Croix, Lynn M. La Favers, Shirley R., 475 La Favers, Vernard B., 417 La Monda, Jane L. La Porta, Robert P. , La Rosa, Patricia A., 177, 183, 192, 201, 368, 370, 417 La Rue, Gentry C. La Rue, Janice N. Lacey, Irene J. Lackey, Javena A. C., 417 Lackey, Maurice L. Lail, James F. Lainhart, Aaron D., 475 Lathrop, Robert M. Latimer, Karen A., 195, 275, 257, 497 Laubenthal, Gary D., 529 Laughlin, James F. Laughlin, Wanda G. Laurence, Stephen M. Lsux, Robert B., 179, zoo, 258,418 Lavallee, Suzanne M. Law Enforcement, 289 Lawler, Deborah L., 529 Lawless, Carson R. Lawrence, Deborah E., 546 Lawrence, Dennis W., 529 Lawrence, Gary S., 262, 350 Leet, David L., 419 Leet, Joyce Y. M., 452 Leet, Michael l., 452 Lefevers, Jerry W., 475 Legear, Trula F. Legel, Linda C., 419 Leger, Raymond D. Lehman, Linda L. Leist, Karen R., 529 Lembright, Bonita L., 475 Lemon, Violet S., 529 Lemons, Gregory K. Lemons, Michael L. Lemons, Shirley J. Lesak, William E., 419 Laird, Laird, Carol A., 454 Mary A. Laird, Mary E. W. Lake, David L., 265, 475 Lake, Jo A. Lake, Terry L., 265, 497 Lakes, Carolyn Lakes, Ethel J. R. Lakes, Kenneth W. Lakes, Melvin Lakes, Sharon F. Lakes, Sharon L., 368, 497 ' Lakin, Reginald D. Lally, Kathleen A., 417 Lamb, Earl C. Lamb, Janice K. Lamb, Mary A., 497 Lamb, Nancy A., 497 Lamb, Peggy J. Lambdin, Larry W., 497 Lambdin, Paula D., 528 Lambert, Gregory L. Lambert, Laurence D., 528 Lamonda, Jane L., 475 Lampton, Ellen L., 475 Lancashire, Rebecca A., 333, 497 Laws, E lizabeth S., 529 Laws, James R. Lawson, Deborah A., 529 Lawson, Frances G., 497 Lawson, Frank D., 497 Lawson, Harry B., 529 Lawson, Judy L., 418 Lawson, Linda S., 339, 342, 418 Lawson, Marie P., 529 Lawson, Mildred A., 456 Lawson, Nedra S., 418 Lawson, Patricia E., 475 Lawson, Patsy L., 418 Laycock, Michael G., 305 Layford, Mary J. Layman, Gary L., 418 Layman, Jane S. P., 418 Layman, Joseph E., 418 Layman, Martha J. Layman, Myrna D., 192, 419 Layman, Thomas E. Layne, David A. Layne, Freda L., 529 laytart, Robert W. Layton, Cecil B., 529 Layton, Shiela A., 497 Lancaster, Anne O. S., 417 Land, Gloria J., 497 Land, Janet K., 528 Land, Judy P., 497 Land, Wayne B. Lazza, Linda A. Le Corripte, Linda C., 419 Le Forge, Ronda D. Le Master, Rebekah R., 331, 475 Le May, Peggy A. Landers, Raymond E. Landgraf, Max J. Landreth, John W., 497 Landrum, Beverly J., 497 Landrum, Brenda G., 284, 497 Landrum, Freda C., 528 Landrum, Joy A. Lane, Alan B., 475 Lane, Brenda S., 528 Lane, Danny D., 497 ' Lane, David W. Lane, Donald G. Lane, Jackie L. Lane, Janice E. L., 417 Lane, Jerry Darrell, 283 Patricia A., 288, 528 Lanfersiek, Michael N., 350, 497 Lanfersiek, Tim B., 185, 350, 362, 417 Lang, Hui Pu Leach, James P. Leach, Jerry D. Leach, Judy C. D. Leach, Kathy J., 529 Leach, Linda G., 529 Leach, Madeline, 419 Leach, Michael D. Leahy, Thomas P., 529 Leake, John C. Leake, John R. Lear, Patricia A., 419 Lear, Ri Leasor, ce w., 195, 497 Gary D., 475 Leath, Kathryn C. Leathers, Judy R., 419 Leathers, Mary J., 529 Leavell, Woodie G., 497 Ledford, Brenda C. Ledford, Carolyn B'. Ledford, Dan W. Leslie, Antoinette, 419 Lesshafft, Cathy L., 497 Lester, Carlos F. Lester, Danny H., 419 Lester, Deborah, 497 Lethgo, Nancy L., 475 Lethgo, Patsy P. Leunig, Jill A., 272, 295, 497 Leverett, Hearlton L. Levine, Jacqueline A. Levine, Marcia L. Lewandowski, Christin, 419 Lewis, Barbara L., 419 Lewis, Bruce R., 529 Lewis, Carol S., 264 Lewis, Carolyn S., 498 Lewis, Charles R. Lewis, Charles T. Jr., 529 Lewis, Daniel K. Lewis, Donnie, 419 Lewis, Duane A. Lewis, George E. Lewis, Georgia A., 475 Lewis, James Lewis, James M., 475 Lewis John D., 529 Lewis, John L. Lewis, Larry D. Lewis, Linda C. P., 419 Lewis Loretta, 529 Lewis, Mervyn, 237, 456 Lewis, Nancy J. Lewis, Pamela S., 529 Lewis, Peggy J. Lewis, Phaon T., 456 Lewis, Shirley M., 303, 498 Lewis, Stanley E., 475 Lewis, Stephen D., 419 Lewis, Stephen S., 475 Lewis, Sue F., 195 Lewis, Susan G., 529 Lewis, Toni K., 267, 339, 529 Lewis, Vester L. Lewis, William B. Lewis, William C., 350 Libbey, James K. Lichtenberger, Clay, 498 Lieske, Coleen S., 112, 368, 475 Lightfoot, Larry D., 529 Lightner, Deborah L., 529 Lightner, Gary L., 350, 419 Lightner, Linda J., 498 INDEX AND DIRECTORYIKIS LIG 585 Little, 586 lNDEX Lightner, Michael O. Lightner, Sherrie L. T. Like, Dorothy A., 192, 419 Likens, Ralph W., 452 Liles, Philip A. Lilly, Robert A. Lindblom, Eric W., 350, 546 Linden, Kay L., 529 Linder, Barbara A., 529 Lindsay, Jacqueline S., 529 Lindsey, Susan D., 419 Linebaugh, David C., 529 Ling, Dennis A. Link, John W. Link, Wilma C. Linkous, Freddie E., 529 Linton, Earl, 198 Linville, Dennis W. Linville, Donald G. Linville, Larry E. Linville, Nannie L. Lipps, Joyce, 529 Lipps, Katherine, 529 Lisanby, William C. Lisi, Richard R., 276 Lisle, James P., 498 Lisle, Norma W. List, Sharon R., 546 Litteral, Carolyn S., 475 Little, Bobby G. Little, Celestine A., 475 Long, Jane R., 293, 498 Long, Kenneth J., 227, 279, 358 498 Long, Larry A. Long, Larry M., 457 Long, Lawrence L. Long, Leona I. C. Long, Marilyn H. Long, Martha A. K. Long, Ray R. Long, Sammy J. Long, Theo H. Long, William H., 457 Lang, William L., 475 Longnecker, Anne Looft, Stephen R., 529 Looper, Lynn H. Lootens, Robert L. M Mabry, Charles S. MacDonald, Daniel M., 421 MacDonald, David L., 421 MacDonald, Elizabeth, 287, 498 Machado, Maria L. Mack, Elaine Macke, Stephen J., 530 Mackenzie, James C., 498 Mackey, Harry Mackey, Howard C. Mackin, Ann H., 530 Mackin, Mich-ael D. Macy, James B., 350 Marcum, Catherine A., 288, 331, 498 Marcum, Danny L., 422 Marcum, Ed Marcum, Edward R. Marcum, Flora J. Marcum, Henry M. Marcum, Jackie L., 530 Marcum, James C., 349, 380, 422 Marcum, James H., 283, 422 Marcum, Joyce A., 530 Marcum, Lewis K. Ma rcum Marcum , Lewis R. , Vivian G., 476 Marinaro, Robert K., 342, 476 Marino, Catherine L. Marks, Pamela S., 476 Marks, Richard L., 498 Little Colonels Drill Team, 267 Little, George H. Little, James B. Little, Michelle A., 529 Little, N. Clayton Little, Palma E., 529 Little, Patricia J., 457 Phyllis D., 419 Loop, Harry E. Jr., 498 Loque, Jo Anne R., 288 Lorenz, Joann R., 457 Lorme, Karen 278 Lose, Robert G. Losh, Patti J., 529 Lott, Jeron E. Lott, Rebecca A., 529 Loughmiller, Michael, 420 Louis, Stephan M., 262, 529 Love, Gary A. Loveall, Michael W. Lovelace, Durand Lovell, Belinda E. V. Lovell, Mountioy J. Lovell, Susan E., 180, 182, 420 Lovely, Minerva M. Lowe, Deborah M., 529 Lowe, Patti L. Lowenstein, Dick, 242 Lowhorn, Loretta A., 420 Macy, Rebecca J., 339, 476 Madden, Frank B., Jr. Madden, James C. Madden, James Harold Madden, Jerry W., 530 Maddox, Jennifer S. Maddox, Lonnie C. Madison, Janice M. Madison, Loretta J., 458 lllladon, Vicki C., 530 Madras, Karen M., 498 Maeder, Richard S. Maeder, Susan K., 333, 421 Magee ames V Jr 452 Little Theatre, 303 Little, Thomas W., 419 Little, Warren B., 529 Little, William S. Litton, Earl W., 419 Litton, Linda L. B., 419 Litton, Terry A. Liu, Su Fan, 452 Livers, Donna M., 529 Livesay, John R. Livingood, Rita G., 274, 498 Liwdblam, Eric, 279 Llewellyn, Jack H., 233, 235 Lloyd, Calvin M., 419 Lloyd, Connie P., 262, 498 Lloyd, David M., 262, 356, 362 Lloyd, James B. Lloyd, Richard C. Loader, Teresa K., 529 Lobono, Vincent J., 353 Lockard, Richard V., 198, 419 Locke, Marilyn S., 261 Locke, Marilynne H., 529 Locker, Teresa K. Lockhart, Donald Lockhart, Noble L. Lockhart, Scott C., 498 Locknane, Larry G., 498 Lockridge, Billy R., 498 Lockridge, Diane, 498 Lockridge, Mary E. Loewenstine, Richard, 279, 546 Loftis, Carla Y., 195, 498 Logan, Ann S., 339, 384, 420 Logan, Evelyn J. Logan, Mahala A., 475 Logan, Margie B., 546 Logan, Orlando R., 529 Logan, Rebecca J. Logan, Wesley G. Logsdon, Martha L., 529 Logsdon, Robert L., 420 London, Charles J., 361 Lonergan, Thomas M. Lonergan, Timothy J., 498 Long, Bettye M. Long, Bobbie D. Long, Charles R., 324, 475 Long, Donald L., 475 l Long, Donny L. Long, Dorrance A. Jr., 529 Long, Douglas K., 350, 475 AND DIRECTORYXLIG-MAR , 475 Loy, Janet L., 529 Loy, Judith L., 262, 475 Lubrecht, Barbara A., 529 Lucas, Demona K. J. Lucas, John R. Lucas, Martin H. Lucas, Robert M. Lucas, Rosetta, 289, 529 Lucas, Susan P., 546 Lucas, William S., 475 Lucey, Keith E., 420 Luckett, Philip L., 529 Luken, Terri A., 529 Luman, Robert L., 420 Lunce, Lunce, Ja cquetta Rebecca L. Lundy, Edward T. Luning,.George M., 350 Lun sfo Lunsfo Lusco, rCl, Eric B., 368, 498 rd, James B., 263 Pete, Jr., 529 Lusk, Ellen L. Lusk, Polly A., 529 Lutes, Lutes, Luttrel Carolyn E. Terence H., 457 l, Nancy L., 288, 457 Luxon, Kenneth G., 353, 475 Lybrook, Arnetta J., 529 Lyman, Cheryl A., 452 Lyman, James T., 498 Lynch, aayd L., 179, 217, 268, 546 Lynch, Edith V. Lynch, John W., Jr., 283, 498 Lynch, Robert S. Lynch, Steve A., 529 Lyndes, Gerald F., 355, 362 Lynn, Charlotte G., 475 Lynn, Glenda K., 529 Lynn, Sharon R. Lyon, Marlene E., 475 Lyons, David L., 498 Lyons, Jack L. Lyons, James L. Lyons, Larry W. Lyons, Linda C., 475 Lyons, Mike Ceasar Lyons, Nancy B., 262 Lyons, Paula G. H. Lyons, Thomas, 209 Lyster, June W. Lyttle, Gail L., 529 , J ., ., Magee, Ronald P., 530 Magee, Verna O. Maggard, Clyde F. Maggard, Deborah J. Maggard, Faye A. Maggard, Larry A. Maggard, Sheila R., 530 Maghazei, Fereydoon A. Magnus, Bryan W. Maguire, Anita, 530 Mahan, Patricia Mahan, Thomas D. Mahanes, Evelyn P. Maher, Marcia A., 192, 197, 422 Maher, Sandra J. G., 422 Maier, Mary L., 298 Maile, Barbara J. Mainous, Judith D., 530 Mainous, Lester L., 422 Maiancsik, Marylyn E. Maior, Kenneth W. Makin, Jerry W. Malachowski, Sandra L., 498 Malatesta, Winnie A., 339, 476 Maley, Michael E., 422 Malicote, Barbara A. Malone, Trudy G., 530 Malone, Valerie L., 530 Maloney, Robert C., 282, 476 Maloy, Richard E., 181, 194 Manahan, Lynn E., 422 Mancik, Michael A., 422 Mancuso, Carol F., 530 Mancuso, Donna R., 476 Mandt, Stephen A., 530 Mangold, Shirley F., 530 Mangus, Bryan W., 421 Mangus, William M. Manion, Debby C., 530 Manion, William P.,476 M-anis, Mary A. H., 422 Nlanley, Carol A. Mann, Barbara J., 286, 476 Mann, James R., 422 Mann, Joan E., 452 Mann, Marion K. M., 422 Mann, Patricia L., 530 Mann, Richard J. Mann, Thomas E., 530 Mannen, Tony, 422 Mannen, William A. Manning, Conley L. Manning, Joeph C., Jr. Manning, Thomas A. Mansfield, Drucilla, 530 Mansfield, Von J., 530 Mantel, Linda S., 530 March, William E., 209, 210, 211 Marcket, James V., 237 Marcopulos, B'everley Marcum, Brenda G. Marksberry, James R., 263, 498 Marksberry, Pamela A. Markuson, Gilbert L., 530 Markwell, Joyce E. Markwell, Loyce E. Markwell, Robert W., 355, 422 Marlett, Kelby S., 356 ' Marlin, Scott W. Marlow, Donna K., 530 Marlow, Marcie L., 530 Marlow, Sharon L., 530 Marlow, Vicki S., 498 Marlowe, Martha J., 530 Marmie, Paul R., 422 Marquis, Gregory T., 229, 268, 350, 546 Marrs, Sue E., 498 Marsh, Kathryn, 530 Marsh, Linda B., 476 Marsh, Patricia A., 530 Marsh, Thomas O. Marshall, Camilla E. S. Nlarshal l, Marshall, Marshall, Marshall, David E., Marshall, Marshall, Glenn R. Marshal, Marshal I, Marshall, John, Jr., Marshall, Leslie S. Charles M., 498 Claudia M., 546 Danny E., 498 498 David G., 476 Gregory L., 348, 349, 42 James B., 498 530 Marshall, Letha, 530 Marshall, Linda S., 530 Marshall, Mary C. Marshall, Mary J., 476 Marshall, Richard E., 530 Marshall, Thomas F., Jr., 530 Marshall, William T. Martello, Michael J. Martens, Pamela A., 546 Martin, Allie B. Martin, Anna Lois Martin, Arnold W., 422 Martin, Blaine K. Martin, Brenda S., 530 Martin, Canton G. Martin, Carladon, 530 Martin, Charleen, 530 Martin, Charles W., Jr. Martin, Debbie A., 530 Martin, Dennis W. Martin. Denzil B. Martin, Diane A., 334, 498 Martin, Donald C., 530 Martin, Elmo Martin, Frank S., 422 Martin, George W. Martin, Gerald L., 458 Martin, Ginger L., 498 Martin, Glenn D. Martin, Harry J., 225, 532 Martin, James C., 282, 476 Martin, James L. Martin, James W. Martin, Joe D., 263 Martin, John R. Martin, Joseph E., 458 Martin, Josephine W., 452 Martin. Karen, 373, 374, 422 Martin, Kenneth E., 225, 452 Martin, Linda L., 476 Martin, Louie P. Martin, Marion M., 289 Martin, Martha S. Mayer, Bernadette M., 458 Teresa K. Martin, McDermott, Martin S. Masters Martin, Mel 241 Martin, Monte H., 350 Martin, Norman A., Jr., 476 Martin, Patrick D., 532 Martin, Patty L., 422 Martin, Paul R., 422 Martin, Phyllis C. Martin, Rebecca A., 532 Martin, Richard G. Martin, Robert A. Martin Roberta F.' 498 Marfsnf sandra, 191, 422 Martin, Sharon K., 532 Martin, William A. Mateyoke, Susan J. Mathes, Peggy J., 341, 498 Mathews, Lon G. Mathis, Robert J., 498 Mathis, William D., 356, 422 , Matlick, Eldon R. Matney, Jack, 423 Martinek, Margaret E., 422 Martinez, Julio C. Martz, Randy J., 532 Masden, Danny R., 532 Matthews, Barbara J., 262, 532 Matthews Charles K. Matthews, Mary J., 476 Matthews Terry L., 532 Mattingly, Brenda L., 284, 498 May, Nancy G., 532 May, Patrick, Jr., 498 May, Robert A. May, William C. May, William F. May, William T. Mayer, Walter T., 532 Mayes, Bessie Mayes, Howard N. Mayes, Jerry G., 532 Mayes , Roger C., 532 Mayes, Ruth Y. Mayes Sharon K.- 532 Mayfsaid, Janet rf, 495 McCrary, Michele A., 498 McCray, Charles McCreary, Peggy R., 498 McCrosky, William D. McCubbin, Dianne, 498 McCue, Kathleen M., 498 McCulley, Jackie L. McCullough, Donald W., 233 McDanell, Margaret J., 498 McDaniel, McDaniel, McDaniel, McDaniel, Donald C. Floyd S. Randy L., 420 Robert B.: 476 McDavid, Gary M., 368 Mattingly, Constance, 298, 339, 498 Mattingly, Danny F. Mattingly, Elizabeth Mattingly, Janet A. y Mattingly, Marion C., 350, 476 Mattingly, Thomas J. Mattocks, Jacqueline Mayfield, .Ludy G., 532 Maynard, James G., 532 Maynard, Steve W. Mayne, John R. Mayne, Tommy G., 532 Mason, Edwin M., 198, 422 Mason, Gary L., 458 Mason, Geneva E. Mason, James R. Mason, James T., Jr., 532 Mason, Jayne A., 199, 476, 393 Mason, Lawrence E., 355 Mason, Regina L., 498 Maupin, Carolyn L., 423 Maupin, Dana L., 476 Maupin, David K. 209, 458 Mauriello, Rene L., 532 A Mautner, John J., 242, 344 Maxson, Charles R., Jr. Maxwell, Francine E., 476 Massengale, Jeanne S., 422 Massengale, Robert M., 498 Maxwell, Linda C. Maxwell, Theresa K. Massey, Donnie L., 532 Masters, Michael J. Masters, Pamela A., 476 Masters, Patricia A. , Patrick J. May, Anna K. May, Charles D. May, David K., 532 May, Donald R. May, Donna C. Mayo, Danny W., 423 Mayo, Frances Ann, 476 Mays, Harry V. Mays, Joe W., 532 Mays, Neil Mays, Sheila J. Mays, Stella G. McAlister, Darrell H., 420 McAllister, Wanda J., 532 McAll ister, William, 498 McAninch, Brenda L., 420 McAninch, Vivien D. McAskill, Elizabeth, 532 McB'rayer, Carroll S., 356 McDevitt, Patricia E., 333, 476 McDonald, Bruce N., 498 McDonald, Byron D., 498 McDonald, Deborah H. McDonald, Deborah J., 339, 457 McDonald McDonald , Donald, Jr. , Donna J., 476 McDonald, Jeffrey G., 476 McDonald, John K., 532 McDonald, Lynda K., 420 McDonald, Richard C. McDonald, Vicki L., 532 McDowell, Charles W., 532 McDowell, Herbert L. Masterson, James W. Mastin, Bert T., 217 Mastin, Christeena M., 422 Mastrean, Edward, 349, 422 Matchett, Kathleen A., 278, 476 May, Douglas D. May, Edward G. May, Elrene, 339, 476 May, Gerald G. May, Jon D., 498 May, Kelly G., 423 McBrayer, Mary E., 287, 475 McBurney, Kathryn McCabe, Kelta A., 475 McCall, Evelyn L., 350 McCall, Bill, 286 McCall, Roy H., Jr. McCalpin, Michael W., 201, 420 McCann, David B. McDowell, James, Jr., 532 McDowell, Vicki G., 420 McElwee, Andrea McFadden, David W. McFadden, Denver McFall, Treba L., 532 McFarland, Cecil D., 420 McFarland, Sheila S., 498 McFarland, William C. McGaffee, Billy W. McGary, Lafe P. McGee, Elizabeth K., 334, 476 McGee, Sharon G., 261, 284, 303, McCann, Paula, 195, 295, 334, 381, 498 McCarren, Richard L., 498 McCarthy, Martha J. McCarthy, Timothy J. McCarty, Boby G. McCarty, Donald W. McCarty, Pearlie L. McCauley, Barry L. McCauley, Linda F., 532 McCauley, Mary H., 476 McCauley, Mary W. McCaw, William C., 476 McCay, Harold K. McChord, Daniel S., 420 McClain, Danny A., 498 McClain, Michael D., 344 McClanahan, Donna D., 498 McClanahan, Mary L. M., 476 McClelland, David R., 476 McClenaghan, Charles MCClisl'1, Dennis E., 242, 268, 420 McClish, Wayne P., 195 McCloud, Robert W., 476 McCloud, Ronald B., 353, 420 McClure, John F. McClure, Peggy A., 498 McClurg, Joseph A., 279 McCombs, Stephen H., 532 McConaha, John B. McConathy, Janis R. B., 420 McConathy, Pauline E., 532 McConathy, Phil W., 498 McConnell, Elizabeth McConnell, Jo Ann S., McConnell, Nancy H. 498 McCord, Evan H. 7 269, 195, 532 262, 476 McGill, Colleen M., 532 McGinnis, Donna J., 292, 532 McGin McGin McGin nis, Marilyn S., 476 nis, Ronald D. nis, Stephen M. McGlone, Bernard A., 532 McGlone, James M., 476 McGlone, Maurice B. McGoff, Joseph M., 367 McGraw, Kathy L., 532 McGuf'fey, A. Kelly McGui McGui McGui McGui re, George M. re, Jerry L., 532 re, Judith K. P. re, Victoria L., 498 McHaffie, Micheal A., 353 McHone, Willard T. McHone, Vlhlliam R. Mcllrath, William F. Mclnti re, Mark L. Mclntire, Becky, 341 Mclntosh, Edwina, 532 Mclntosh, Michael D., 532 Mclntosh, Paul W., 421 Mclntosh, Roland L., 421 Mclntosh, Russell O., 263, 476 Mclntosh, Viola F., 532 Mclntyre, Charles H. Mclntyre, Rebecca A. Mclver, Jimmy R., 498 McKan e, Katherine E., 532 McKay, Jeffrey C., 421 McKee, Beverly J., 498 McKee, Joyce A. H. McKee, Paul N., 209, 350, 498 MCKGG, Peqgy A., 341, 484, 498 .:,:,, ........ ....,........ ,............. .... ............:, -... .... ..........,,.. ...-......,... McCormack, Beth A., 498 McCormack, John M., 353 McCormack, Sally C., 532 McCormick, Gary W., 532 McCormick, Joanne R. McCowan, Clifton E., 199, 476 McCowan, Grace A. McCowan, Suzanne, 476 McCoy, Charles A. McCoy, Dustan E. McCoy, Eddie A., 420 McCoy, Thomas M., 420 McCracken, Barbara J. McKee, Wiliam R. McKeehan, Gerald L. McKenzie, Dennis P. McKenzie, James A., 237, 344 McKenzie, Martha J., 285, 532 McKenzie, Norma J., 532 McKeon, John A., 532 McKillip, Gary L., 283, 421 McKinney, Beniamin M. McKinney, Danny, 457 McKinney, Danny D. McKinney, Gary Y., 532 McKinney, James W., Jr., 262, 498 McKinney, Michael P. McKinney, Owen, 532 IND EX AND DIRECTORYIMAR McK 587 McLain, Robert, 263 Middletoni James W. 588 INDEX McKinney, Robert C. McKinney, Robert E. McKinney, Robert S., 532 McKinney, Roger D., 476 McKinney, Wanda McKinnon, Arper E. McKitric, Eloise J., 303, 336, 421 McKnight, Gregory L. McKnig ht, James C., Jr. McKnight, Joe W. Walter P. Mellul, Daniel Melton, Georgia A., 532 Melvin, Gloria K., 423 Men's Men's Glee Club, 304, 423 lnterdorm, 270 Mercer, Ralph E. Mercer, Sandra R. Merida , Elizabeth A. Merrifield, Michael A., 424 Merrill, John W. Merritt, Chelsea C., 424 Miller, Manning P., 425 Miller, Mark A., 533 Miller, Mary A., 499 Miller, Maude L., 533 Miller, Michael L., 270 Miller, Mose R. Miller, Orville D. Miller, Otis M., 499 Miller, Pamela M., 269 Miller, Ramona D., 499 Miller, Reba L., 425 Monaghan, Robert W., 476 Monahan, Patrick F. Monarch, Rebecca S. Money, James B., 342, 425 Money, Martha S. Money, Wanda G., 499 Montort, Robert D., 344 Monhollon, Carolyn Joy, 195, 484, 499 Monical, Veva M., 425 Monohan, James S., 425 McLaughlin, Arthur L. McLean, Alice W. McLean, Charles C. McLean, Pamela J., 498 McLish, Wayne, 265 McMaine, Eva M. McManus, Gary E., 421 McMillan, Steven M., 532 McMillen, David D., 244, 532 McMillin, Kathy J., 273, 292, 476 McMillin, Linda R. McMurdo, Bruce l. McNabb, Barbara J., 498 McNally, Adrienne McNeil, Paula J., 458 McNicol, Judith A., 458 McNulty, Edmund C. Merritt, Delma F. Merritt, Jack D. Merritt, Patti J., 282, 499 Mers, Norma K. lvlcnz, Ralph E., 424 Messa, Ronald J., 532 Messer, Alan M. Messer, Donald R. Messer, George L. Messer, Lonnie S., 499 Messer, Robert, Jr. Messiah Messmer, Gary R. Messmer, V. C., 282 Metcalf, Cheryl L. M., 476 Metcalf, Gary T., 532 Metcalf, Gloria S. Miller Rex E. Miller, Ronnie O., 476 Miller, Roy L., ll Miller, Samuel J. Miller, Sarah J. C., 499 Miller, Shelbie J., 341, 476 Miller Stephen R., 365, 476 Miller, Sue M. J., 425 Miller, Susan F. Miller, Thomas T. 197 Miller, Wesley C., 355 Monroe, Mickey G. Montgomery, Alka A. Montgomery, Bill H. Montgomery Gary, 499 Montgomery, Jo Anna, 533 Montgomery, Marcia G., 533 Montgomery, Marianne Montgomery Marty M. Montgomery, Michael C., 425 Montgomery, Norma S., 499 Montgomery, McPeek, Stewart R. McPhail, James D. McPherson, Jesse H. McQueary, Beverly G., 532 McQueen, Betty L. McQueen, Charles D., 193 McQueen, Donald B. McQueen, Emery G., 421 McQueen, Robert B. McQueen, Ruby A. Metcalf, Joseph S. Metcalfe, Jody D. Metelits, Merle L., 190, 192, 331, 424 Metz, Nancy M., 287, 499 Metzger, Denise A., 331, 424 Metzger, Stephen M. Meyer, Delmon W. Meyer, Edward B., 532 Meyer, John W., 499, 532 McQuerry, Huston F. McRay, Rita G. McReynolds, Don D., 532 McReynolds, John S. McReynolds, Sheila G., 287, 476 McVicker, Constance McWhorter, Regina S. MicVicker, VVilliam M., 421 McWhorter, Barbara S., 336, 476 McWhorter, Douglas M. McWhorter, Jacky L., 498 McWhorter, McWhorter, Regina S., 284, 498 William R., 498 Meyer, Martin R. Meyers, Barry V. Middleton, Geraldine Middleton Harry D. Middleton, Marcia A., 532 Middleton, Merle H., ll, 499 Mifflin, Ch arles K., 194, 424 Mifflin, Mary K. 476 Mike, Elizabeth Milam, Ima Jean Milburn, Martin C., 233, 476 Miller, William H. Million, George R., 358 Million, Linda D., 533 Million, Margaret A. Mills, Barbara J., 476 nnis G., 289, 533 Mills, De Mills, Denver R., 425 Mills, Deona M. Mills, Diana A. C. Mills, Freddie L. Mills, Gerald D., 533 Mills, James R. Mills, Kay B. Mills, Lindell J. Mills, Melvin C. Mills, Robert E., 425 Moody, Carl E. Moody, John D., 425 Moody, Tommy F. Mook, Bruce W. Moonert, Gayle A., 425 Mooney, David L. Mills, Ross W., 268, 279, 546 Miltko, C. Michael, 349 Mims, Russell R. Minch, Christopher C., 368, 533 Minch, Gary L. Minchow, James L. Mink, Darryl M., 356, 425 Minke, Margaret G. P., 425 Mlnneman, David C., 533 Minnick, David W. Minor, Karen D., 331, 499 Minor, Robert T. Minton, Donald F., 476 McWilliams, Roger B., 532 Mead, Sheila, 423 Meade, Don C., 532 Meade, Donna M. Meade, Guy B., ill, 459 Meade, Orville P. Meade, Patricia L., 339, 499 Meade, Sharon C. Meadors, James F., 353, 499 Meadors, Jan C., 499 Meadors, Karren R., 296, 499 Meadows, Ruth A., 532 Meak, John J., 499 Means, George R., 499 Meckstroth, Daniel J. Medbury, Newton E. Medley, Ginger A., 264, 476 Medley, James C., Jr. Medley, Joseph D., 476 -Medley, Linda G., 476 Medley, Sue E., 532 Medley, Walter C., Jr. Meece, Beverly S., 476 Meek, Barron A. Meek, Harold W., 423 Meeks, David L., 193, 194, 423 Meeks, Meeks, Gene E. Thomas K., 368, 370, 423 Meenach, Karen S., 288, 546 Meenach, Robert D., 423 Mefford, Gary L. Megee, Megee, Carl W. Carol A. Megerle, Mark V. Meier, Kenneth H., 209, 499 Meinch, Susan J., 423 Meineke, Donald W., Jr., 532 Meiner, Cheryl L., 499 Meisenzahl, Linda A., 532 Melhorn, Robert E., Jr. Melius, Everett C., Jr., 423 AND DIRECTORYIMCK-MOR Milburn, Rex E., 355, 424 Milburn, Richard B. Milburn, Roger Dale Milburn, Ronald A. Milburn, William K., 533 Miles, Barbara L. Miles, Cordell M. Milestone, 378-381 Milheim, Kathleen A., 533 Military Police, 366, 367 Miller, Ann C. K. Miller, Barbara E. R. Miller, Bettysue, 533 Miller, Beulah D., 424 Miller, Brenda L. Miller, B'ruce D., lll, 424 Miller, Carol M., 333, 424 Miller, Carolyn Y. Miller, Cheryl A., 293, 499 Miller, David H. Miller, Dennis A., 459 Miller, Doris J., 292, 293, 424 Miller, Douglas W. Miller, Edwin E., 198 Miller, G. B., 476 Miller, George R., 499 Miller, Gerald P., 533 Miller, Goldie C. Miller, Jack D., 533 Miller, Jackie R. Miller, James P., 499 Miller, James P., Jr., 367, 424 Miller, Janet M., 425 Miller, Jerry K. Miller, Joan F. Miller, John L. Miller, John T., 355, 546 Miller, Joyce T., 45 Miller, Karen S., 499 Miller, Kelly F., 424 Miller, Larry F. Miller, Laura J. Miller, Lynette T. Miracle, Phyllis K. Mistler, Alan F. Mitchell, Mitchell, Alice M. Bruce T., 367, 533 Mitchell, Charles L., 225 Mitchell, Danny F. Mitchell, Danny W., 425 Mitchell, Dwight E. Mitchell, Eva M. Mitchell, Joan T. Mitchell, John M. Mitchell, Karen E., 339 Mitchell, Karen L., 425 Mitchell, Kenneth W., 533 Mitchell, Lester J., 262, 499 Mitchell, Martin V., 265, 425 Mitchell, Patrick M. Mitchell, Robert B., 425 Mitchell, Stuart L. Mitchell, Wendal T. Mittel, 'Linda D. Moak, Jamie A., 298, 533 Moberly, Deborah L. A. Moberly, Dorothy F. Moberly, James l. Moberly, Julie E. Moberly, Larry D. Moberly, Mary J. Moberly, Phillip M., 499 ' Moberly, Moberly, Susan L., 499 Wilson K. Mobley, Carolyn, 284, 425 Mobley, James R. Moffett, Beniamin A., 499 Moffitt, Jeffry D., 425 Mohanty, Sarat K. Mooney, John H. Moore, Moore, Moore, Alice M., 533 Becky J., 533 scilcblc L., 425 Moore, Carol J., 267, 533 Moore, Darla J. Moore, Darrell J. Moore, David A. Moore, Dennis R. Moore, Diana, 274, 334, 476 Moore, Donald Moore, Donna S. Moore, Doris M., 288 Moore, Douglas Moore, Gale E. Moore, Gary G., 499 Moore, Gary L. Moore, George W. Moore, Gregory L. Moore, Harry E. Moore, Herman R. Moore, Howard A. Moore, Hubbard K., Jr., 533 Moore, James B., 533 Moore, James R., 425 Moore, Jerry W., 533 Moore, Joanne, 500 Moore, Joseph B., 425 Moore, Joseph M., 533 Moore, Joseph R. Moore, Judith E., 277, 476 Moore, Karen T., 263, 276, 500 Moore, Kathleen Moore, Kenneth E., 263, 533 Moore, Lemon C. Moore, Leomarie, 533 Moore, Linda F. Moore, Linda K. Moore, Moore, Marvin L., 533 Moore, Michael B'., 368 Moore, Paula C., 533 Moore, Paula F., 533 Moore, Reba A. Moore, Rhonda L., 533 Moore, Robert T., 533 Moore, Ruth D., 533 Moore, Susan G., 533 Moore, Teresa K. Moore, Vernon M. Moore, Wanda E. W., 425 Moore, Wayne F. Moore, William R. Moore r, Susanne Moores, Candice A. Moores, Jennifer R. Moore s, Patsy A. Moores, William C., 426 Moorhead, Mary H., 533 Mary A., 339, 362, 425 Molands, Joyce A., 499 Molen, Helen J., 459 Molyneaux, Julia A., 331, 476 Molyneaux, Richard L., 533 Monacelli, Michael' T., 270, ass, 476 Moorman, Mary Jo Moorman, Sandra J. Mooser, Kenneth R. Moran, Barry C. 'Moran, Gary L. Moran, James D., 476 Moran, Marsha L., 459 Moran, Robert K., 279, 500 Moratorium, 500 Morefield, Roger D., 367, 500 Moreland, Jack M., 198 Moreland, Judy A., 476 Moreland, Lee H., 452 Moren, Connie L. Moreno, Sylvia, 500 Morgan, Arthur L. Morgan, Don E. Morgan, Everett Morgan, Freddy G. Morgan, Gail M., 500 Morgan, Janice C., 533 Morgan, Kerry F. Morgan Larry E. Morgan, , Larry W., 426 Morgan, Leslie Morgan, Mark P. Morgan, Michael A. Morgan Morga n , Philip R. , Rita G., 426 Morgan, Sharon E., 500 Morgan, Susan C., 459 Morgan, Vicki A., 274, 533 Morrell, Lawrence E., 262, 500 Morrell, Lynn E., 452 Morris, Bob R. Morris, Bonnie L., 284, 425 Morris, Brenda G., 533 Morris, Charles Ei. Morris, Clifford R. Morris, Colleen C., 298, 533 Morris, David C., 533 Morris, Edward J., 426 Morris, Frank M. Morris, Freeda A., 533 Morris, Harry L., 426 Morris, Howard R. Morris, James O. Morris, Joette, 500 Morris, Linda L., 533 Morris, Mark E. Morris , Michael D. Morris, Michael H. Morris, Michele A. Morris, Rebecca A. Mounce, Carolyn S. Mountioy, Jesse B. Mountz, Edsel R. Mourer, Carla P. Mouyeos, Thomas W. Mrazovich, Glenn V., 225 Mudd, Edward D. Mudd, Sandra K., 288, 459 Nall, Darlene Y., 533 Nalley, Donald M., 426 Nalley, Eleanor J. L., 196, 427 Nally, Lottie K., 533 Namazi, Kavoose, 242 Nance, Rebecca S., 381, 477 Nance, Vicki L., 333, :sei Nankivell, James B. Morris, Regina J. M., 426 Morris, Rodger C., 289 Morris, Samuel A., 500 Morris, Stephen L. Morris, Wythe C., 426 Morrison, Audrey J., 184, Morrison, Bruce E. Morrison , Peggy A., 500 Morrison, Robert E., 426 Morrison, Stephen E., 476 Morrow, David A., 533 Morrow, Franklin D. Morrow, Jackson D. Morrow, Jc D. Morrow, Larry E. Morrow, Nancy C. Morrow, Thomas M., 349 Morse, Eugene A., 426 Morse, Patricia C., 533 Morton, Marvin W., 361, 362 Moscoe, Jay E. Moser, Patti A., 476 Moser, Robert M. Moser, Shirley O. Moser, Suanne Mosher, Craig R., 368 Mosley, Michael D., 426 Mosley, Sammy L., 533 Moss, Carol F., 476 Moss, Julian F. Moss, Karen 'L., 298 Moss, Peggy J. G. Mossbarger, Mary A., 500 Moster, Alison A., 533 Motley, John R., 426 Motley, Kathy J., 533 Motley, Merle L. C. Motley, Paul C., 292 Mullins, Benny A., 426 Mullins, Bonnie L., 533 Mullins, Brenda E., 476 Mullins, Charles M. Mullins, Dennis W., 500 Mullins, Dirl M. Mullins, Dwayne E. Mullins, Eveard J. Mullins, James L., 426 Mullins, Jamie L., 331, 364, 368, 370, 426 Mullins, John C. Mullins, Julia K., 533 Mullins, Louise, 533 Mullins, Rebecca R. Mullins, Rodney E., 426 Mullins, Roland D. Mullins, Russell K. Mullins, Vicki L., 196, 274, 426 Mullins, Willard H. Mullins, William S., 426 Mumme, John S., 426 Muncy, Edith H. Muns, Carolyn L. Munsey, Deborah L., 341, 500 Munz, Deborah L., 500 Murphree, James L. Murphy, Addie L. Murphy, Charles E., 276, 365, 500 Murphy, Cheryl S. Murphy, Clarence W., 426 Murphy, Datha P. C., 426 Murphy, James Robert, 239, 265, 426 Murphy, Jane E., 287, 533 Murphy, John P, Murphy, Kathleen D. Murphy, Linda L., 267, 269, 334, 476 Murphy, Randall L., 500 Murphy, Rebecca D., 500 Murphy, Robert S. Murphy, Roger D. Murphy, Stephen G. Murphy, Terry L., 237 Murphy, Thomas W., 279 Murphy, Vicki P., 533 Murray, Angela G., '192, 426 Murray, Glenna M., 533 Murray, Jacqueline S. Murray, Philip E. Murrell, Edward J. Muse, Ira G., 426 Musial, Gene D., 476 Musick, James M., 500 Muskopf, Ann L., 426 Muth, John L., .lr. Myatt, Hannelore, 262, 500 Myers, Carol E., 262, 500 Myers, Cynthia A., 533 Myers, David H. 500 Myers, Donna L. Myers, Edwin E., 476 Myers, Jackie D., 292, 426 Myers, Linda J., 533 Myers, Martin, 198, 533 Myers, Nila J. Myers, Patricia G., 476 Myers, Philip Myers, Susan J., 477 Mylum, Rebecca L. H. Mylum, Robert B. Mynhier, James W., 477 Mynhier, Walter C., 500 Mynk, Michael T., 426 Myrick, Michael A. N Coeds go faithfully to class while guys sit on the library steps, a favorite Nagle, Norma L. spot for girl-watching. Nahlik, Frank J. Nantz, Homer H. Nantz, Michael W., 347, 362, 427 Nantz, Wilburn Napier, Burnett Napier, Calloway W. Napier, Charles E. Napier, Donald G., 427 Napier, Donald R. Napier, Edward P. Napier, Mahala R. Napier, Raleigh Napier, Ruby L., 452 Napier, William B. Napier, William S., 452 Nash, Charles W., 282 Nash, Michael K. Nash, Patricia A., 500 Naticchioni, Carolyn, 295, 477 Navarin, Janet, 533 Navarre, Richard D., 500 Nayle, Robert L. Naylor, Lonnie C., 459 Naylor, Patricia L. Naylor, Shelby W. Neal, Drexel T. Neal, Linda S. Neal, Michael J. Neal, Paula L., 201, 477 Neal, Vicki S., 533 Nease, Hoover D. Necessa Necessa ry, Jerry D., 285, 427 ry, Steve A. Needham, James R. Needles, Kathy L., 500 Neely, Elizabeth T., 533 Neff, Elmer G. Neff, Joseph J., 242, 533 Neiswinger, Cheryl E., 533 Nell, Joe, 242 Nelms, Jackie W. Nelson, David W., 427 Nelson, Deborah L., 500 Nelson, Donald T. Nelson, Phyllis S. W., 187, 192, 427 Nelson, William J. Neltner, Richard W., 533 Neltner, Wayne H. Nett, Thomas V. Netzley, Richard A., 427 Neugebauer, John O., 427 Nevels, Ralph W. New, Charlotte S., 477 New, Jerry W. Newbern, Curtis C. Newcomb, Sam H., 428 Newell, Patricia Bl, 452 Newell, Ruby l. Newman Club, 276 Newman, Gary N. Newman, Richard A., 352, 353 Newman, Seldon W. Newman, Janet S. Newsom, Randall C. Newsome, Anthony L., 356 Newsome, Mary M., 533 Newton, Anthony Q., 533 Newton, J ohn, 238, 239 Newton, Michael L. Newton, Pamela S., 459 Nicely, Ra ymonde, 290 Nicholas, David L., 533 Nicholas, Joyce L., 284, 428 Nicholas, Patricia A., 428 Nicholas, Steven E. Nichols, Ji mmie L., 226, 227, 428 Nichols, Linda S., 278, 477 Nichols, Michael R., 355, 500 Nichols, Robert A. Nicholson, Kenneth Nicholson, Martha A., 533 Nicholson, Michael E., 209, 237 Nicholson, William M. Nickel, Linda R. B., 428 Nickel, Randy E., soo Nickel, Ronald E., 428 INDEX AND DIRECTORYIMOR NIC 589 Nickell, Barbara J., 500 Nickell, Catherine S. Nickell, Linda C. Nickell, Marcia D., 477 Nickels, Polly M., 533 Nickles, Ronald D. Nicklet, Kathleen A. Nickson, Malcom E., 242, 279, 533 Nicolakis, Tasos S., 500 Nidiffer, Phyllis A. Niehaus, Regina T., 276, 287, 500 Nieland, Douglas J., 292 O'Bryan, Linda G. O'Dell, Carol D., 534 O'Donnell, William J., 344, 501 O'Grady, Kathleen M., 429 O'Nan, Steve D. O'Neal, Danny W. O'Neal, David M., 209 O'Neill, Patricia A., 429 O'Rea, Eric V., 477 Oaes, Becky A., 501 Oakley, Kathryn L., 534 Oaks, Norma C., 546 Overbey, Bobby J. Overstreet, Geneva L., 370, 501 Overstreet, Mary A. Overstreet, Saundra M., 303, 501 Overstreet, Shirley J., 429 Parsons Patrick, Niemann, Melody S., 534 Niemier, Robert B., 428 Niemeyer, Frank B., 353, 477 Niemeyer, Robert M., 350, 362, 501 Nikirk, Fredda A., 501 Nisbet, Fay Niswonger, Susan J., 501 Nixon, Gary M. Nixon, John W. Noble, Arlie, 452 Noble, Dale Pigman Noble, David L. Noble, Eula J. Noble, Orie L. Nockerts, Donald L. Noe, Carl O., 534 Noe, Charles D. Noe, Donald O., Jr. Noe, Jerry L., 428 Noe, Marion L. Noel, Gary C. Noelcke, Richard H., 501 Noelita, Sist. Mary Nolan, Barbara S., 534 Nolan, Edwin J., 428 Nolan, John P., Jr. Nolan, Joyce L., 501 Nolan, Kenneth, 501 Noland, Deborah L., 501 Noland, Gary T., 477 Noland, Joel S., 501 Noland, John A., 428 Noland, Lois F. Nolloth , James P. Nolting, Dennis R., 428 Nolting, Kathleen L. Noonan, William S. Nooning, Roberta N., 428 Norcross, Ronald L., 201, 429 Nordheim, Daniel, 477 Norflee t, Rosemary Norkerts, Don, 260 Norman, Billy R. Norman, David S. Norman, John D. Norman, Phillip R., 534 Norris, Norris, Norris, Norris, Norris, North, Bert T. Charles L. Charles M. Clyfton D. Raymond I., Jr., 262 Billy J. Oatley, Douglas W., 290, 429 Ockerman, Steve W. Odierna, Candace M., 293 Oditt, Diana L., 534 Odle, Merle R., 356, 429 Odor, Howard B., 260 Odum, Sallie C. Oerther, Beverly S., 287, 429 Oerther, John K., 477 Offutt, ,Julia N. Ogden, Barry M., 459 Ogden, Steven D., 534 Oglesby, Susan E. C. Oglesby, William K. Ogrosky, Diane D, Ogrosky, Wendell R. Ohr, Edwina D. Oldfield, Brenda S., 534 Olds, Deborah S., 534 Overturf, Scott L. Owen, Danny H., 501 Owen, Owen, Owen, Janie L., 534 Jeffrey B. Morris W., 501 Owens, Barbara J. Owens, Charles A., 477 Owens, Delrriar Owens, Devert J. Owens, Geneva W. Owens, Guy E. Owens, Irene W. Owens, Kenneth R., 501 Owens, Lauren P. Owens, Linda K., 534 Owens, Lonnie D., 501 Owens, Lonnie R. Owens, Mariorie E., 477 Owens, Mava J., 477 Owens, Norma L. Owens, Robert R. Owens, Sue A., 347, 429 Owens, Virginia P. Owens, William H., Jr., 501 Owings, Henry L. Parker, Roger G., 480 Parkerson, B'uford S. Parks, Byron J. Parks, Dolores R. Parks, Gerald L. Parks, James C. Parks, Jerry L., 501 Parks, Larry R., 365, 535 Parks, Leslie D. Parks, Michael S., 501 Parks, Natasha T. Parman, Larry W. Parmley, Virginia I., 290, 29 Pa rrett, David D., 430 Parrigan, Ruth A. Parrigin, Arnetha F. Parrigin, Joy L., 477 Parris, Charles R. Pa rrish, Parrott, Pa rrott, Parrott, Steve H. John Samuel Robert J., 347, 362 Sharon K. Parsons, Clifford R. Parsons , Cole, 535 Parsons, Darryl A. Parsons , Donald E., 535 Parsons, Gary E. Parsons , Gayle A. Parsons, James H. Parsons, Kenneth L. , Thomas W., 430 Olds, William M. Olges, Oliver, Judy A., 534 Carol L., 546 Oliver, Doris A.,'546 Oliver, Doris A. Oliver, Edna D. Oliver, Gregory L., 501 Oliver, John W. Oliver, Leon E. P Pace, Arthur G. Parsons, Thurman M., 501 Parsons, Twyla L., 501 Parsons, Willis R. Partin, Billie C. R. Partin, Howard Partin, Janna L., 535 Partin, Nevada A. Partin, Ronnie R., 501 Oliver, Lonnie W., 534 Oliver, Patricia B., 429 Olivieri, Peter N., 534 Olsen, Peter L., 534 Olshanski, Patricia A., 429 Omega Phi Psi, 360, 361 Omicron Alpha Kappa, 193 Orem, Michael T., 244, 368 Orientation Week, 195, 266, 528 Orman, Kenneth D., 262, 534 Orme, Deborah D., 534 Pace, Audeen, 199, 429, 546 Pace, Betty F. Pace, Donald W. Pace, Jacqueline H. Pace, Johnny L., 347, 429 Pack, Franklin D. Pack, Ja mes E. Pack, Nickey L. Pack, Paul D., 501 Paeltz, Christina luf Paff, Ka Pa h n ke, y C., 341, 452 Ross C. Partin, Velma P. Partin, William J. Parton, Wanda J., 334 Partusch, Marsha A., 535 Pasad, Damyanti N. Pashley, Deborah L., 535 Pasley, Alvin, III Pasley, Howard B., 477 Pasley, Patricia A. Pater, Sylvia A. Patierno, Darlene, 535 Carolyn S. Patton, Northcutt, Donna J. Northen, Fred A., 534 Northern, Daphne L., 197 Northern, Ernest B. Orme, William T. Orr, Steve W. onh, Janet s. Orth, Joyce L., 501 Osborne, Osborne, Osborne, Carolyn J. Charles F., 501 Charles H., 355, 429 Osborne, Dallas F., Jr. Osborne, Gary L., 429 Osborne, Gary R., 429 Osborne, Glenda F., 501 Osborne, Gregory A., 510, 534 Osborne, Helen M. W. Osborne, Jayne L. Osborne, Karen M., 477 Osborne, Larry S., 429 Osborne, Linda C., 534 Paitsel, James D., Jr. Palahunich, William Palko, Edmund J. Palmer, Craig A., 225, 534 Palmer, Gary D., 265, 501 Palmer, Jane A., 429 Palmer, Patricia K. Palmer, Sheila H. C. Palmer, Susan J., 534 Palsgrove, Connie L., 295, 501 Palsgrove, Russell T., 429 Palumbo, John A., Il Panayototf, Janet V., 298 Pan-Hellinic Council, 362 Patrick, Donna C. Patrick, Elise S. Patrick, Hickman Patrick, Judy C., 501 Patrick, Kenneth E. Patterson, Candace F. Patterson, Denton L. Patterson, John P., 501 Patterson, John W. Patterson, Kenneth R. 6, 430 Patterson, Patricia J., 277, 477 Patterson, Wayne R., 194, 196, 277, 367, 430 Patton, Carl C., 452 Patton, Charles D., 430 Patton, Franklin C. Patton, Gary R. Glenda B. Osborne, Rondal B., 534 Norton, David P., 477 Norton, Eiddie T., Ill, 534 George P., 283, 477 Norton, Norton, Marshall E. Norton, Michael E. Norton, Patricia A., 501 Norton, Stephen M., 534 Norvell, Charley S., 534 Norvell, Glenda S., 534 Norwood, Charles E., 365 Nuoent, Eileen P., 277, 284, 296, 501 , Nunn, Arthur C., 347, 501 Nussbaum, Kenneth P., 501 Nutty, Beth A., 292, 534 Osborne, Linda S., 501 Osborne, Madeline G., 477 Osborne, Michael B., 501 Osborne, Michael R., 501 Osborne, Michael W. Osborne, Nil-a J. B., 477 Osborne Oma S. Osborne, Paul E. Osborne Randall, 429 Osborne, Osborne, Osborne, Roy P. Sherry L., 429 Terry F. Osten, Pamela, 534 Osterberger, Rene H., 364, 429 Ott, Glenn A., 429 Papania, Renanne Papst, Sharyn A. Parard, Cheri S. Parasiliti, Joseph S., 358, 429 Paris, Kathryn A., 534 Park, Bradley S., 501 Park, Karl S., 180, 196, 374, 429 Park, Marilyn S., 287, 331, 429 Park, Michael F., 196, 374 Park, Roberta L., 501 Park, Sandra L., 477 Park, Steven H., 534 Park, Walter L. Parke, Earlene F., 501 Parke, Gale F. Parke, Sandra L. H. Parker, Bill J., 265, 266, 501 Parker, Bruce W. Patton, James D. Patton, Janet S., 501 Patton, Jerry M. Patton, John R. Patton, Louella F. Patton, Rodney K. Patton, Thelma R. Paul, Deborah C. Paul, Gary M. Paul, James J. Pauley, Annette S., 477 Paulin, Donald A., 295, 501 Paulisko, Jon, 233 Payne, Albert B., 501 Payne, Barbara C. Nyerges, Nora A., 534 O O'Brien, Steven R. 590 INDEX AND DI RECTORYXNIC-PAY Ott, Margaret S. A., 429 Otte, Curtis D. Otto, Gloria P., 429 Otto, Melodee L. Ouellette, Sue E., 331 Ousley, Delbert Overall, James D., 361 Overall, Thaddeus W. Overbee, Mary R. Pa rker, Diane E. Parker, James C. Parker, Joyce Ann Parker, Louis E., Jr., 534 Parker, Lowell V. Parker, Randall A., 477 Parker, Rebecca A., 534 Parker, Rita L., 501 Parker, Robert F., 501 Payne, David R., 535 Payne, Elizabeth B. Payne, Gerald E., 55 Payne, Grover T., Jr. Payne, John D., 347, 501 Payne, John H., 535 Payne, Kathryn J. Payne, Leon P. Payne, Mildred E., 284, 336, Payne, Sandra K., 535 4 77 5. I- A1- 3 3'5 -1-. :gg .., .4 - ..f ..- . 41 f:. ,.. .' 1 -'3-. . 1. . . L .:A,.,.,, ,- . ,fa uf.-.j:g,a',.'i'?Q,,Iii-rr. -1,-5:iggi, g,.l.rj? ., . 1.1, tc-5'-'.,a ..l WJ: 5, Q I, , -',..j,,5. FEM' ep H A MJ' is 1 4' 1 ' i f 1 'Tift 1, A 2. V ,T ,: argl? :Je -.J , NSEQT- ryvmrha , . 7 diff: - L ' . 1 S. 4 A 1 l 1' F' ' K k tl ', 1, la' ,I is '1f,,., l a I f. w J ' ' 'l 1 ' 'si ' 'l 'WI 1 K V 1' ,, f Q., lm , Q 5' ' 1 1 P 'Fil' bl . ti 1 1 J 1 , , N Y 1 7 n ,f , n- wr' .J l .' El - 7 T' T'- . , whll 1 , t .,, 45 -Ni u T 1 2 ' l . l ' P 'ai - '. 1 fl i 1, ' gt- ls' A rf-, lil' I-. 7J 1:3 . .J L..,... -1 fa J.: ' . .-.- in-.Y Lis J-. . f 'va ' t. Peg, 1 . 7 flu,-4.-2 - 1 ' 1.54 -. :d.g.r.,Lzf2'i?Fe . 'Jaffa- w . Y 'i1:P.wvI:IfFi-3591113 :. ,gg-gif 1' LQ jlcgrlw. 93 qlgefl' P9 1 az fa 1, rj , 1 4 , 1 nl -5 g. f 1-af, 'li' J 7571911 tl . Karl' ,.'.'r-. r f 1 .J-. t. +4 l fs ti, -yf, 'x, l . '- .- Lf-s.....L f. .'--.i'. vi-.1 .,,, . .- - lg-212-1 7. rj N, -A we .a ,413-7'-' ll ,kiwi ,.-A.-.2 -.1-.1,.,r 2 .QM-+-'r,,, ' x.qf.ff2'ii's'l'-- Mfr'4f15qG.SaLlQu1,ga'f5i.'giEfI.e . ,, , . . x -I-Yr n., .1 Jussi : .. ' tl' s Eastern's beauty is evident from any angle. Payton, Martha J., 114, 287, 535 - 7 Peace, Donald G., 355, 47 Pe-ace, Edward F., 430 Peace, Ethel P., 288, 459 Peace, John B., 477 Peace, John K., 535 Peace, Terry L., 501 Peace, Warren G., Jr. Peach, Albert' L. Peake, Gary A. Pearce, Allen C. Pearce, Cynthia K., 535 Pearce, Donald W. Pearson, Jasper M., 430 Pearson, Kenneth C., 535 Pennington Phillip O. Pennington, Ronnie, 361, 362, 478 Pennington, Shelby G., 478 Pennington, Shelby T. Pennington, William E. Pennix, Shelby J. Pennix, Vicki A., 535 Penrod, Vicki J. Penticuff, M. Woodrow Percell, lshmel Perez, David F., 289 Pergram, Larry S., 430 Perkins, Barbara J., 478 Perkins, Carolyn L., 501 Perkins, Glen R. Perkins, James W., 478 Pearson, Thomas C., 535 Pease, Kristine Diane, 477 Peavler, Janice L., 501 Peavler, John W., 535 Peddicord, Frank L., 501 Peddicord, Martha J. Peed, Janet L. Peek, Sue C. Peek, Thomas E., 478 Peeke, Carol J., 192, 430 Peercy, Betty D., 430 Pellegrinon, James V., 200, 256, 257, 478 Pelly, Donald E., 501 Pemberton, Wilson G. Pence, Damon R. Pender, Adrienne Pendergrass, Betty A., 535 Pendery, Lynne P. Pendleton, David L., 501 Pendygraft, Robert L., 501 Penn, Barry L. Perkins Joel- 225 Perkins: John s., 375, 478 Perkins, Judith A. H. Perkins, Roy D., 263, 459 Perkins, Sue M. Perkins, William C. Perry, Deborah J., 535 Perry, Dorman L., 501 Perry, Douglas W. Perry, John J. Perry, Kathleen M. Perry, Kathy L. Perry, Keith M., 535 Perry Linda G: 274 501 Perry, Marta J., 502 Perry, Vernon W. Perry. Virginia A. Persell, Patsy E., 535 Pershing Rifles, 368, 369, 418 Persley, Beverly L., 336, 430 Peters, Beverly J., 535 Pettengill, Iona M. Pettengill, Mary L., 502 Petter, Earl W., 262, 276, 282, 502 Peyton, Claudia J. Peyton, Jamesetta F., 430 Peyton, Larry R., 283, 535 Pfalzgraf, Mlariorie A., 535 Pfalzgraf, Thomas C. Pfannenschmidt, Judy C., 535 Pfeffer, Claire F., 502 Pfeffer, William J. Pfeifer, Carol A. Pfersick, Polly G. Pfluger, Barry L., 502 Phelps, Beverly A., 535 Phelps, Carl E., 283, 535 Phelps, Charlotte J., 535 Phelps, David R., 285, 368, 430 Phelps, Deanne E. S. Phelps, Jackie L., 194, 430 Phelps, Nancy C. Phelps, Patty A., 292, 293, 478 Phelps, Tonya S., 502 Phemister, Patricia, 292 Phi Alpha Theta, 199 Phi Delta Theta, 348, 349 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, 290 Phillippe, Janis M. Phillips, Arnold J., 502 Phillips, Barbara L., 535 Phillips, Beverly Phillips, Charles G. Phillips, Francis P., 344 Phillips, Gail, 285, 478 Phillips, Harold K. Phillips, Henry W. Phillips, James B. Philpot, Clara E., 535 Philpot, Danny L. Philpot, Edward J. Philpot, Fred A., 502 Philpot, Harry H., Jr. Philpot, James T., Jr. Philpot, Ricky L., 267, 334, 47a Phoenix, Larry A. Picard, Patrick G., 546 Photographers, 376, 377 Pi Kappa Alpha, 326, 350, 351 Pi Omega Pi, 201 Pi Tau Chi, 196 Pickarski, John E. Pickett, Barbara Pickett, Lloyd V., Jr., 244 Pickett, Phillip M. Pickrell, Paul G., 290, Pieratt, Hollie E. 478 Pierce, Deborah A., 502 Pierce, George B., 178, '196, 272 430 Pierce, George D. Piercey, Naomi F., 430 Piercey, Terrance R. Piersol, David J. Pierson, Patricia D., 535 Pigg, Dianna L., 430 Pigman, Carrie E. Pigman, Curtis H., 502 Pigman, Elizabeth A., 478 Pigman, Janet M., 535 Pike, Pamela L. Pilant, Jeannie L. Pilant, Mariorie A. Pile, Curtis L. Pindell, Madalyn R. Penn, Charles W. Penn, Donald M. Penn, Kathleen, 535 Pennington, Barbara Pennington, Barbara Pennington Barry W., 347 Pennington, David E, Pennington, Frances H. Pennington, larry W., 535 Peters, Donald B. Peters, Harry B., Jr. Peters, Karen R., 535 Peters, Lynda L. Peters, Susan M., 535 Peterson, Frederick R. Peterson, Mary R., 287, 502 Petrekovic. Richard E. Petrey, James H., 430 Phillips 1 Jesse C. Phillips, John H. Phillips, John S. Phillips Kathy J., 378 Phillips, Linda c., 362 Phillips, Michael E., 270, 535 Phillips 1 Susan G. Phillips, Vada D. Philp, Germaine, 341, 502 Pineur, John S. Pingitore, Joseph D., 459 Pinkerton, Jean E. Pinkerton, Robert S. Pinkerton, Thomas C., 285, 430 Pinkston, Sharon L. Pinson, Raymond, Jr. Pippen, Paula R., 535 Pitcock, Nancy L., 195, 269, 502 INDEX AND DIRECTORYIPAY PIT 591 Pittman, Hillman E., 502 Pitts, Carol L. Planck, Judy L. Platt, Howard C. Platt, Nancy E., 459 Playforth, Janet S., 478 Playforth, Paul D. Pleasant, James D., 368, 431 Plouvier, William R., 283, 459 Plummer, James D. Plummer, James K. Plummer, Linda D. Plymale, Gary L., 502 Poe, Daniel B. Poe, Richard B., 431 Poe, Tllden' A., 502 Poer, James E., 431 Poff, Daniel R., 535 Pogue, William G. Pohlmann, Jeanne R., 502 Poindexter, David Polela, Arthur W. Poling, Ronald G., 189, 194, 286, 431 Polity Society, 200 Pollard, Dennis H. Pollei, Linda D. Pollock, Robert E., 372 Polly, Paul W. Polsgrove, Russell, 200 Poynter, Daryl L., 195, '196, 341, 362, 379, 432, 502 Poynter, Jerry L., 286, 478 Poynter, Margaret A. Poynter, Margaret S. Pracht, Steve E. Pracht, Susan K., 199, 432 Praither, John D., 286, 432 Praither, Paul M. Prater , Bobby R. Prater, Dennis J. L., 356 Prater, Dillard Prater, Frieda G. Prater, Gary V. Prater, James J. Prater, John R. Prater, Larry, 536 Prater, Linda K., 502 Prater, Paul D., 356 Prater, Paulette H. Prather, Kerry W., 502 Prather, Marcus W. Prather, Sharon A., 459 Prather, Terry L., 344 Prats, Joseph R. Prats, Jovita R. D., 183, 432 Pratt, David F. Pratt, James A., 478 Pratt, Richard J. Purcell, Ned S, Purcell, Rodney D. Pursifull, Cleophus Pursifull, Karen A., 502 Putnam, Lucinda J., 331, 502 Pybas, Robert N. Pyle, Judith N., 478 Pyles, Irene V. Ranson, Catherine E., 536 Rapier, C. Frank 198 Rapp, Deborah J., 547 Rapp, Joseph G., 270, 536 Rapp, Kenneth J., 478 Rapp, Ronald J., 432 Rairdin, Deborah L. Rasner, Ellis E. Ratcliff, William R., 478 Q Qalla, Munir M., 452 Quarles, Thomas C., Jr., 502 Quick, Bruce W., 263, 502 Quick, Janet L. Quick, John L. Quick, William T. II, 268, 502 Quiero, Melvyn F., 547 Quiggins, Pamela K., lll, 334, 478 Ratliff, Barry M., 536 Ratliff, Billie K., 267, 341 Ratliff, Diana B., 536 Ratliff, Frederick C., 344 Ratliff, James M., 536 Ratliff, Jerry M. Ratliff, Jerry V. Ratliff, John M. Ratliff, Katherine A. Ratliff, Ratliff, Sandra A. P., 478 Rattray, Dana D., 599 Raue n, Patricia L., 478 Rauh, Adam D., 478 Rausch, Cathy S., 536 Mary L., 261, 334, 432 Quiggins, Sharon E. Quillen, Brenda G. Quillen, Carlene Quinn, Quinn, George D. Jessie C. Rawley, Sue, 269 Rawlings, Richard B. Rawlins, Edgar, Jr. Rawson, Janice L., 258, 264, 2 478 Polymathologisrs, 291 Poole, Michael K., 535 Poore, Richard A., 431 Pope, Brenda H., 431 Pope, James R., 244, 535 Pope, Nelda S. Pope, Pamela M., 262, 278 Port, Catherine L., 288, 535 Porter, Charles L. Porter, Edmond P., 459 Porter, Eugenia C., 341, 502 Porter, James W., 209 Porter, Mark A. Porter, Nikki R., 535 Portwood, Jack D. Posey, Robert W. Post, Holly R., 290, 502 Poston, Daniel D., 270, 459 Poth, Stanley W. Potrafke, Larry S. Pott, Kenneth L., 502 Potter, Bobby Potter, J. C. Potter, Lewis H., 292, 431 Potter, Spencer G., 269, 431 Potter, William R. Potts, James A., 452 Potts, James C. Potts, Larry K. Potts, Patricia J., 535 Potts, Richard F., 347 Potts, Richard L., 502 Poulos , Alex Poulter, Jerry L., 535 Pound, Edward R. Powell, C. June Powell, Cecelia E., 288 Powell, Charles N. Powell, Colin E. Powell, Dennis W., 431 Powell, Gary D. Powell, Gary L. Powell, Jeanne R. Powell, Jerry L. Powell, John A., 347, 502 Powell, Lester K. Powell, Linda A. Powell, Marcella M. Powell, Martha J., 478 Powell, Ray E., 349, 502 Powell, Roger G. Powell, Ruby J. Powell, Victoria G., 331, 502 Power, Kathryn L., 502 Powers, Donald G., 478 Powers, Henry S., 432 Powers, Janice F. M., 296, 432 Powers, Mary A., 272, 277 Powers, Michael D., 502 Powers, Sharyn J., 502 Powers, Terry C., 432 Powers, Van A., 478 Powers, William A. Poynte 592 INDEX AND D r, Charles D., 260, 432 IRECTORYIPIT-R,EE Preece, Dianne C., 536 Preece, Malcolm T., 459 Prehar, Bohdan Prescott, Lynn R., 432 Presley, Richard 'L. Preston, Dennis A. Presto n, Michael, 536 Prewitt, Charles B, Prewitt, Edna B., 339, 502 Prewitt, Jan R., 502 Prewitt, John H. Prewitt, Linda K. Prewitt, Patricia T. Prewit t, Robert C., lll, 432 Prewitt, Roger W. Pribble, David C., 432 Price, Barbara J., 536 Price, Brenda G., 502 Price, Catherine M., 339, 502 Price, Charles W. Price, Edward A., 546 Price, Eileen D. Price, Jerry L., 478 Price, Nancy Price, Norma R., 536 Price, Thomas W. Price, William G. Price, William R., 239 Pridemore, Janice, 536 Pridemore, Phillip J. Prikryl, Kristina R., 502 R Rabenstein, Robert T. Race, Le zlie A., 502 Radcliffe, Rebecca J., 536 Rader, Breht G. Rader, David Rader, Pearl J., 432 Rader, Rexford N., 344, 432 Rader, Terry E., 502 Ray, Darrell E. Ray, Doris J., 536 Ray, Ernest L. Ray, Jo-an R., 536 Ray, Mark Q. Ray, Robert E. Ray, Vickie D. Raybould, Roger L., 547 Raybould, Ronald W. Read, James W., 502 Reagan, Stuart A., 200, 478 Ream, Ralph B'., 502 Reams, Lois R. Reams, Willa M. G. Reardon, Harriet A., 432 Reason, Charles O., Jr., 536 Radune, Frank R. Ragan, Linda D. Ragan, Richard D., 502 Ragland, Brenda S., 432 Raglin, Charles T. Ragsdale, Brenda A. G. Rainey, Deborah L. Rainey, William R., 262 Rains, Brenda G., 278, 502 Rains, David A., 452 Rainville, Linda M., 267, 502 Rairden, Gregory K., 502 Raisor, Dennis S., 282, 478 Raisor, Joe C., 195, 502 Raistrick, Debra K., 298, 536 Reasor, David L., 274 Reasor, Edward D., 502 3 Reaster, Thomas J., 197, 276, 432 Rebmann, James R., 452 Recker, William A. Prince, James R., 502 Pritchard, Patrick J., 261, 368, 478 Pritchett, Deborah T., 275, 287, 502 Pmchen, Rita J., 452 Pritchett, Tula K. Proctor, Sandra K. Proffitt, Linda J. H., 432 Proffitt, Glennis, 432 Proffitt, Mary E., 502 Pross, Janice A., 536 Pruitt, Brenda B. Pruitt, Edward K. Pruitt, William T., 536 Pryse, John C., 347 Pryse, Pamela J. K., 5-46 Psi Chi, 197, 342 Puchstein, Richard L., 432 Puckett, Bobby G. Puckett, David L. Puckett, Diane, 274 Pugh, Deborah A. Pugh, Dwight D. Pugh, Jenny L., 536 Pugh, Susan, 502 Puhr, Barry W. Pullen, Robert D. Pullen, Wanda D., 201, 331, 478 Pulliam, Alton B., Jr. Pullins, Edward T. Pullins, Hosea L. Pullins, Jerry E., 432 Pump hrey, Jack D. Purcell, Ishmael L. Purcell, Jerry M., 502 Raker, E Rakes, F dgar A., 478 rankee C., 536 Rakestraw, Thomas L. Raleigh, Raleigh, J. C. Lois T. Raley, Linda L., 536 Ramey, Ra mey, Bobbie A. Daudia K., 368, 536 Ramey, Dianna L., 536 Ramey, Don T., 356, 478 Ramey, Scheila B., 536 Ramey, Sherry L. S., 432 Ramey, William R., 536 Ramsey, Barbara G., 274, 536 Ramsey, Danny, 536 Ramsey, Douglas E., 536 Ramsey, Janice L. Ramsey, Julia H., 432 Ramsey, Lois A., 502 Ramsey, Paul A., 432 Ramsey, Roy L. Randall, Linda C., 478 Randall, Michael A. Randall, Roberta L., 339, 502 Randolph, Jerry S. Randolph, Randy E., 536 Raney, Marcus L. Raniero, Louis A., Jr., 478 Rankin, Anne F. Rankin, Brenda L., 536 Rankin, Jimmy L. Rankin, Sara J., 284, 478 Ransdell, Barbara A., 432 Recley, Christine E., 536 Redden, Alan R. Redden, Ralph F., 478 Redd ick, Ernmer T., II, 452 Redding, Kendra J., 341 Reddy, Bernard T. Redfern, Larry K., 502 Redford, Jimmie L. Redford, Johnny A. Redmon, Deborah A., 536 Redmon, Paul D., 432 Redmon, William if Redmond, Roy A. Reece, Gary E., 432 Reece, Linda L. P., 478 Raed, Charles B., iii, 478 Reed, Cheryl A., 547 Reed, Ernest J. Reed, Gary L., 367, 433 Reed, Geraldine Reed, Gregory J. Reed , Gwendolyn S., 267, 341 Reed. Hannah L., 536 Reed, Jacqueline L., 362, 459 Reed James L. Reed, James W., 433 Reed, Jesse, 303, 478 Reed, Louis, 199 Reed, Lynne C., 502 Reed . Mary L., 536 Reed, Michael E. Reed Reed , Orville K., 452 . Peter D., 229, 349 Reed. Phillip G., 502 Reed, Sharon K.: 502 Reed, Stephen L., 433 Reed Reed er, Sam B., Jr. y, Burnetta C. Reedy, Gail S., 292, 293, 478 Reese, Greg A. Reeves, Ben N. Reev Reev Reev es, Charlotte M., 433 es, Deborah J., 478 es, Gregory A. Reeves, Janice E., 478 Reeves, Sandra K., 433 Reeves, Sue J. Reeves, Terry W. Reeves, Terry W. Reeves, Thomas A. Reeves, Vicki L., 292, 433 Reeves, William B., 289, 478 Reffitt, David P. Reffitt, Douglas E., 502 Regan, Timothy M, Regin, Charles E., 502 Rehfuss, Stephen J., 433 Rehkamp, Eileen M., 433 Reid, Reid, Judy T. Lawrence J., 433 Richardson, Leroy L. Richardson, Linda J. N. ' Richardson, Orestes, 536 Richardson, Patricia, 502 Richardson, Sara M., 288, 459 Richardson, Vickie L., 295, 536 Richens, Christine E., 536 Richeson, Martha J., 262, 478 Richie, Jason Wyatte Richmond, Catherine A., 502 Ricketts, Linda E. Rickwald, Mary D., 536 Riddell, Thomas D. Reid, Lucretia J., 478 Reid, Mary K., 195, 502 Reid, Ronald L., 433 Reid, Thomas L., 209 Reitsnyder, Jackie C., 194, 274, 334, 381, 502 Reinders, Janyce L., 478 Reinert, Steven L. Reinheimer, Rebecca E., 502 Ridder, Robert T., 478 Riddle, Dwane, 376 Riddle, Steven H. Riddlebarger, Edwin H., 503 Ridley, La Sandra E., 303, 536 Rieber, John C., 285 Riechers, June E. R. Riechers, Ronald G. Riedel, Glenn A. Riedinger, Terry A. Rieker, Mildred M. Riggins, Bruce E. Reister, Leo J. Reiter, Brenda L., 536 Reitz, Chris J. Relford, Thelma F., 478 Remus, Mary J., 433 Rench, John F. Rendleman, Theresa T. Renfro, Danny D., 536 Renfro, Harold Douglas Renley, James N. Rennacker, Verne E., 289 Renner, Cheryl L., 502 Repper, Jeffery T., 536 Reppert, Dolores Requardt, Terry H., 536 Restall, John W. Reverman, Thomas R. Rexroat, Peggy J. D. Rexrode, David A., 233 Riggins, James L. Riggins, Karen Y. W. Riggins, Lindy H., 240, 241 Riggle, Marsha L.:, 290, 503 , A Riggs Riggs, D nn S. enise Riggs, Mary H. Riggs, Robert G. Riggs, Robert M., 435 Riggs, Roger D. Riggs, Veronica J. M. Rigney, Chandra R., 536 , Riley, Bertine J. Riley, Connie J., 435 Riley, Elizabeth A. Riley, Linda K., 536 Riley, Mary E., 331 Riley, Rebecca T., 536 Riley, Rita D. Ripperdan, Sharleen C., 503 Reynolds, Beve Reynolds, Carolyn D., 478 Reynolds, Dan C., 478 Reynolds, Danny L. Reynolds, Emma S. Reynolds Eric T. Reynolds, Eugene P., 536 Reynolds, Gary A., 502 Reynolds, Glenda M. Reynolds, Harold D. Reynolds, Hugh 'C. Reynolds James M. Reynolds, James W., 478 Reynolds, Jo A., 459 Reynolds, Mary L., 536 Reynolds, Raymond M. Reynolds, Richard R. Reynolds, Thurmas G. Reynolds, William J. Rhinehimer, Bobbie J., 536 Rhodes, Byno R., ll lBuddyJ, 195, Risher, George A. Risk, Pamela E., 547 Risner, James P. Risner, Jones E. Risner, Terry, 285 Ritchey, Henrietta Ritchey, Patricia M., 264, 478 Ritchie, Carolyn K. Ritchie, Linda F., 478 Ritter, Harriette A., 435 Ritter, Kenneth M., 503 Ritter, Larry A. Ritter, Letitia A. Ritter, Sue K. Rivell, Frank W. 502 Rhodes, Myra G., 186, 192, 433 Rhodus, John L., 502 Riano, Jairo l. Rivera, Anibal, 368 Rivero, Carmen R. Roach, Charles P., 435 Roach, Judge R., 295, 353, 435 Roach, Mary S., 478 Roach, Robert, Jr. Roades, Joyce C. Roark, Herby J. Robb, Sherry L., 459 Riano, Jewell E. T. Rice, aeny A., 547 Rice, Donald J. Rice, Edna J. Rice, Elayne N. Rice, George L., 536 Rice, Gregory D. Rice, James H. Rice, Jane, 478 Rice, Ora E. Rice, Patricia A. G. N. Rice, Peggy D., 288, 536 Rice, Robert L., Jr. Rice, Rosemary, 536 Rice, Stephen P., 536 Rice, Terry A. Rice, Vernon E. Rice, Vicke S., 536 Richards, Marshall D. Richardson, Bonnie J. Richardson, Carolyn L. Richardson, George D. Richardson, Karen R., 536 Richardson, Kenneth A. Richardson, Kenneth D. Robbins, Barbara P., 182, 192, 201, 435 Robbins, Earl L., Jr. ' Robbins, Fredrick W. Robbins, Jimmy R. Robbins, Matthew J. Roberts, Bobby J., 353 Roberts, Charlyne Roberts, Dan L. Roberts, David M., 435 Roberts, Everett C., 478 Roberts, Glenda F.: 274, 292, 5 Roberts, Glenn P., 260 Roberts, James S., 349, 478 Roberts, James W., Jr. Roberts, Jessie D. Roberts, Larry L., 233 Roberts, Linda S., 503 Roberts, Pamela J., 274, 503 Roberts, Roger S., 503 Roberts, Ronnie R. Roberts, Susan C., 478 Roberts, Thomas A. Roberts, William L. Robertson, James M., 435 Amazed, this student double-takes as he sees two KA's preparing for 'Old South'. Robertson, Robertson, Robertson, Robertson, Robertson, Robertson, James M., 503 Kathleen D., 536 Kevin M., 290 Larry E. Linda A. Victoria G., 536 Robinson, Wayne, 536 Robinson William A., 349, 435 Robinson, William E., 503 Robison, Marlene D., 503 Robke, Thomas R. Roche, Margaret A. Robertson, Warren J., 435 Rockenstein, Stephen R0l:7ey, Kenneth W., 199, 378, 435, Rqckhold, Steve R, 547 Roddy. Billie R. Robinette, Charles E. Rodgers, Lowell T., Jr. Robinette, Hulen Gene, 286, 503 Rodgers, Richard G., 478 Robinette, Hulita G., 536 Rodman, Sue A., 339, 503 Robinette, Janey S. Rodriguez, Natalie, 339, 503 Robinette, Joanne Roe, Danny G., 459 Robinette, Peggy L. Roe, Gary W., 536 Robinson, Ben Roe, Michael P., 536 Robinson, Candace J. Roe, Thomas F. R0bif1S0l'1. Carl C-7 435 Roell, Susan J., 339 Robinson, Carol J., 503 Roesch, Judith C., 478 Robinson, Charles D., 503 Rogan, Janice A., 292, 293, 503 Robinson, Clyde P. Rogers, Anne N., 503 Robinson, George E. Rogers, Barbara E. R0bi'1SOH. Harvey L. Rogers, Bonnie K., 381, 536 Robinson, Jennifer A., 199, 452 Rogers, Carl H., Jr, Robinson, Joan K. Rogers, Danny D., 503 Robinson, Judy R. W. Rogers, Don, 503 R0bif1S0fb Linda J. Rogers, Elsie M., 536 Robinson, Marilyn O., 339 Rogers, George W. Robinson. Marion M.: 435 Rogers, Hazel J., 276, 479 Robinson, Mafiiaf 459 Rogers, Herbert J, Robinson, Marlene, 274 Rogers, James L, Robinson, Mary L. Rogers, Jimmy H, Robinson, Patricia G., 536 Rogers, Jganne, 503 Robinson, Paul R., 547 Rogers, Jgdyef 276 Robinson. Peggy J-: 536 Rogers, Kathie J., 536 R0blf150fT, Ralph Rogers, Linda S. Robinson, Ruth E., 503 Rogers, Mary G., 503 Robinson, Sharon M. F. Rogers, Mary T., 503 Robinson Stephen J. Robinson, Shirley J., 478 I V Robinson, irginia K., 536 Rogers, Michael A., 536 Rogers, Paul B., 479 Rogg, Thomas N. INDEX AND DIRECTORYXREE ROG 593 Saunders, Scabba rd 594 INDEX Roggenkamp, Germaine, 479 Rohrer, James' N. Rolfes, Linda J., 504 Roller, James M., 504 Roller, Susan J., 284, 435 Rollings, Patricia K. Rollings, Rae P. Rollins, Connie L. Romagnoli, Robert N. Romans, Charles W. Romohr, Gary L., 435 Roper, Patricia A., 504 Rose, Byrl Rose, Chester A., 217 Rose, Debbie F., 536 Rose, James T. Rose, Marianne Rose, Mary C., 479 Rose, Ottis R. Rose, Roger W., 479 Rose, Shirley A. C. Rose, William E., 504 Rose, Wilma K., 536 Roseburrough, Robert Rosen, Howard L. Rosenberg, Sara A., 536 Rosenstein, Ranelle, 537 Rosenthal, Vincent D. Rosnzweig, Jacob, 504 Roser, Laura L., 178, 196, 264, 272, 277, 435 Rosing, Gregory A., 537 Ross, Alfred J. Ross, Charles E., 350, 435 Ross, Donna L., 339 Ross, Gary D., 435 Ross, John M. Ross, Julia L., 479 Ross, Nancy E. Ross, Nancy F., 537 Ross, Patricia J. W. Ross, Sharon S., 504 Ross, Susan L., 504 Rossi, John A. R.O.T.C. Sponsors, 370 Roth, Harry L., Il, 504 Roth, Robert R. Rothan, Richard L. Roundtree, Janet S. Rousey, Connie S., 195, 295, 504 Rowe, Beechie L. Rowe, Gerald L., 479 Rowe, Joseph R. Rowe, Judy L., 435 Rowe, Linda L., 435 Rowe, Sandra S., 435 Rowland, Roderick Rowlett, Charlotte L., 537 Rowlett, Terry A., 283, 479 Rowley, Sue E., 292, 479 Roy, Alice F.,.262, 479 Roy, Charles W. Roy, Lana F., 295, 537 Roy, Mary K., 504 Roy, Paul L., 435 Royalty, Bobby G. Royalty, James L., 537 Royalty, Judith R., 459 Royalty, Larry W., 270, 479 Royalty, Patricia G., 537 Royalty, Rosalee, 199, 435 Royalty, Stephen B., 537 Royse, Barbara A., 504 Rozen, Rosalyn E. Rubarts, Virginia A. Rubin, Louis S, Ruby, Paula L., 479 Ruck, Nancy L., 267, 269, 370, 459 Rucker, Margaret A., 479 Rucker, Roselyn M., 537 Ruckman, Steven M., 227, 270, 479 Rudd, Lawrence P., 537 Ruder, Eleanor R., 277, 479 Ruder, Margaret B., 277, 504 Ruder, Samuel L., 547 Rudisell, Anita R. Rudisill, Barbara J., 504 Rue, lnsco W. Rue, Rebecca J., 290, 504 Rueff, Thomas L. Ruff, Carolyn A., 370, 537 Ruffner, Michael B., 435 Ruh, Richard, 350 Ruh, Rcbert J., Jr., 372 AND DIRECTORYXROG-SEV Ruh, Roslyn, 504 Rule, Marjorie B. Rulon, Kathryn, 368, 504 Rumble, Harry H., 479 Runyon, James D. Runyon, Phillip, 479 Ruoff, David L. Rupard, Stephen A. Sands, Mary A. Sandusky, Fredrick L., 209 Sandy, Cynthia K., 267, 504 Sangester, Chalondias Sanslow, Elmer E. Sanzone, Philip H., 436 Sapp, Phil D. Sapp, Thomas K. Schwallie, Ronald L., 436 Schwartz, Abbie I. Schwartz, Glenda K. Schwartz, John E. Schwartz, Mary J., 538 Schwartz, Pauline, 538 Schwartz, Stephen H., 262, 538 Schwafz, James V., 229 Rusch, William M., Jr., 504 Rush, J Rush, L oanna ouis A. Rusher, Phillip T., 537 Russell, Charles M., 504 Russell, Cheryl A., 537 Russell, Russell, Jacqueline M., 303, 504 Joe D., 537 Russell, Johnnie D. Russell, Russell, Leonard A., 479 Patricia K., 537 Russell, Roger D., 435 Russell, William R., Jr. Rust, Deborah A., 537 Sargent, Carl R., 538 Sargent, Debra K. Sargent, Jacqueline L. Sasher, Geneva B. Sasser, Dasie E. Sasser, Lynn D. Satchwell, Carolyn S., 538 Satchwell, Daryl L., 479 Satchwill, Linda K., 479 Saunders, Ellen M., 504 Saunders, James R., 239, 268, 479 Saunders, Sterling, Jr. Saunders, Thomas E., 479 Valerie L. Schweikert, Gary L., 436 Schweinfurth, Joan D. Schweitzer, Gerald C. Schwendeman, Katherin Schwettman, Jeanine C., 286, 370, 539 Schwing, Kenneth W., 539 Schworm, Ann L. Scigliane, Janet L., 505 Scopa, Catherine M. Scorsone, Ernesto M., 276 Rusterholz, Shirley I., 537 Rutherford, James L., 479 Rutledge, David L., 263 Savage, Gayle A., 538 Sawyers, Darrell E., 538 Sawyers, William C., 538 Ryan, Annette Ryan, Anthony D. Ryan, Conrey M. Ryan, Lois C. Ryan Margaret M., 479 Ryan, Marianne, 537 Ryan 1 Patrick R., 537 Rye, Sarah C. Rymell, Janet L., 504 Saylor, Elizabeth N. Saylor, Esaw, 504 Saylor, James A. Saylor, Kale, Jr. Saylor, Laura B., 459 Saylor, Martha, 479 Saylor, Robert L. Saylor, Walton T. Sayre, Edward E. Scalf, Danny D., 436 Scalf, David R., 436 Scalf, Jerry W., 504 and Blade, 194 Scott, Albert L., Jr., 539 Scott, Brett D. Scott, Dana K., 258, 278, 479, 539 Scott, Diana L., 436 Scott, Dianna K. Scott, Donna F., 539 Scott, Gary L., 460 Scott, George W., 539 Scott, James S., Jr., 365, 547 Scott, Jerry R. Scott, Linda S., 539 Scott, Marsha G. Scott, Randy D. Scott, Thomas A., 539 Scott, Wendell Scott, William E. Scriber, Connie R. Scriber, Susan P. L., 539 Scrivner, Charles G., 479 S Sabo, John E., 435 Sadler, Clarence A., 435 Sadler, Vicki L. J., 435 Saftell, Larry L., 436 Sagarese, Paul E. Scarborough, John H., 356, 479 Scarbrough, Dennis D. Scarbrough, Regina N. Scaringi, Gerard A., 237 Schaefer, Christina L., 504 Schafer, Sandra L., 479 Schaffner, Mary D., 479 Schaffner, Mary D. Scheidel, Paul B., 233, 452 Sahnd, Jerry B. Saied, Fawzy R., 436 Sainlar, Robert L., 270, 436 Sallee, Linda G., 504 Sallee, Marion E. Schell, David A., 436 Schenck, Denise A. Schenck, Julia Y., 452 Schenck, Stephen E. S. Schieman, Barbara A., 334, 504 Scrivner, Margaret L. Scroggin, Marilyn J., 341 Scudder, Wayne V., 225, 539 Seals, Linda L., 505 Searcy, Hollis L. Searcy, James L. Searcy, Maurice L., 227, 237, 277 Searcy, Sydney A., 539 Searcy, Teresa A., 539 Sears, James A. Sears, Linda L., 505 Sears, Linda S. Sears, Margene, 479 Sears, Robert M. Salmons, Connie E. Salomon, Arthur R. Salsbury, Donald M., 537 Salvucci, Kathy S., 537 Salvucci, Samuel D., 479 Salyer, Deborah A., 479 Salyer, Patsy C. Salyers, Omeda M. Salyers, Winford F. C. Sammons, Michael H., 479 Sammons, Robert A., 504 Sammons, Toy A. S. Sammons, Wanda M. Samons, Dinah M. K. Samons, Gregory K. Schildmeyer, Gregory Schindler, Robert E. Schlatter, Edward B. Schleigh, Craig B., 504 Schloemer, Stephanie, 276, 504 Schloss, Gayle E., 267, 436 Schlosser, Cynthia A., 504 Schlosser, Linda L., 538 Schmard, Vicki, 267 Schmidt, John T., 538 Schmidt, Karen J. Schmidt, Kenneth R. Schmidt, Lawrence P., 538 Schmidt, Schneide Lynne M., 368, 504 r, Donald B., 538 Samons, Jesse E. Samons, Ronald , Ma Sample rla E., 537 Samples, Edgar B. Samples, Elizabeth A., 537 Samples, Rebecca L. Sampson, Elmer E., 504 Sampson, Ernest E. Sampson, Stuart H. Sams, Ethel, 284 Sams, Janet M., 537 Sams, Joyce A. Sams R obert W. Sand, Judy, 276 Sand, Susan C., 192, 200, 287, 436 Sanders, Donna G. Sanders, Joyce C. Sanders, Kedrick E. Sanders, Marvin A., Ill, 538 Sanders, Wilma K., 504 Schneider, James A. Schneider, William J, Schnell, Nicola S., 287, 504 Schoellmann, Walter, 436 Schoenleber, Jerry R., 537 Scholl, ivan L. Schomaker, Roger G., 504 Sears, Zella C., 436 Seaton, Esther G. Seay, Elizabeth, 192, 199 Seay, John D. ' Sebastian, Darvin E., 367 Sebastian, Pamela L., 539 Sebor, Milos M. Secrist, Charles R., 193, 199, 358, 436 See, Mary P., 460 Sefcovic, James H. Seidelman, Janice M., 113, 339, 505 Seiferid, Deborah A., 277, 298, 539 Seifert, Anne M, Seiter, Ronald A. Selby, Barbara R., 539 Selby, Michael L. Selden, Laura H., 453 Selden, William R. Seldin, Lance C. Self, Charles M. Schomaker, Stephen P., 538 Schork, Jane L., 538 Schornick, Teresa D. Schott, John R., 436 Schott, Roger L. Schoulthies, Jackie L. Schrader, Schradin, Schradin, John C., 436 Linda M. Sharon L. Schreiber, Mark G. Seller, Carol, 269 Sellman, Richard L., 436 Sells, Stephen P., 539 Seltsam, William M. Semones, Donna S., 195, 266, 267 334, 505 Sengel, George F., lll Sennet, Deborah A., 284, 333, 505 Sensel, Elizabeth A. Sensel, Maureen L., 273, 539 Sandford, Robert M., 229 Sandidge, Beverly J., 436 Sandker, Brenda J., 436 Sandlin, Del M. Sandlin, Eugene Sands, Marvin J., 436 Schreick, Joseph F. Schroeder, Thomas E., 217, 344, 504 Schuetz, Shirley LL., 479 Schultz, Steven E., 479 Schultz, Thomas W., 479 Schultz, William P., 179, 238,239 Schumacher, Terry R., 459 Schumard, Vicky, 334 Schummer, Judy A. Senter, Jerry W. Sergeant, Donna M., 276 Sergeant, Richard E. Settle, Jo Anne H., 505 Settles, Beverly L., 479 Settles, Jeffrey K., 539 Settles, Joseph A. Settles, Paul D. Severs, Carol R., 292, 479 Sevier, James C. Shoemaker, Jack E. Sevier, Sharon A., 505 Sewell, Charles la.,'lll Sewell, Charles K., 368 Sewell, Judith C., 453 Sewell, Norma B. Sewell, Wilma P. Sexton, Bobby D. Sexton, Cheryle L. Sexton, Daniel E. Sexton, Danny S., 262, 436 Sexton, Sexton, Patricia A., 436 Roberta L., 505 Sexton, Sandra J. Sexton, Shackelf Steve W., 479 ord, Glenn O. Shackelford, Janet R. Shaddix, Linda K. Shipman, Joyce E., 262, 539 Shipp, Charlton A., 437 Shireman, Mark C., 209, 480 Shobe, Michael J. Shockey, Colonel R. Shockey, Ruby C. Shockley, Gary A. Shockley, Gary W., 484, 505 Simps Sims, Sims, on, William E., 438 David G. Elizabeth J., 505 Sims, Genie G., 438 Sims, John E., 350, 438 Sims, Larry B., 539 Sims, Mary K., 539 Sims, Terry J. Sims, Tom M. Shade, James D., 367, 539 Shadwick, Robert W., 539 Shaclwick, William B., 436 Shafer, Leslie D. Shaffer, Eric P. Shaftield, John W., Jr., 539 Shah, Asha D. Shah, Dhirai N. Shah, Kanu C. Shah, Yogesh C. Shakib, Susan, 436 Shank, Dan R. Shannon, Michael E., 436 Sharber, Hayes O. Sharif, Curtis M. Sharp, Joe P. Sharp, Pamela S., 505 Sharp, William K., 539 Sharpe, Joseph L. Sharum, Sue A., 437 Shasek, Edward A., Jr., 277 Shaurer, Stella K., 547 Shaw, David L., 349, 364 Shaw, Gary C., 479 Shaw, James Q., 539 Shaw, Monty W. Shaw, Patricia A., 199 Shaw, Valerie E., 480 Shaw, Wayne L., 480 Shay, Barbara L., 539 Shay, Carl A., Jr., 480 1 Shea, Richard W. Shearer, Alana J., 437 Shearer, Barry W., 437 Shearer, Michael L. Sheckler, Julia M. Sheedy, Francis N. Sheehy, Joseph L. Sheets, Deborah A., 539 Sheilley, Lucy E. Shekell, John J., 539 Shell, Barbara A., 505 Shellenberger, Chas. R. Shelley, Richard S., 274, 539 Shelton, Karen E., 295, 539 Shelton, Ronald J., 368, 505 Shelton, Theresa D. Shelton, Warren T. Shepard, Regina K., 437 Shoema Shoema ker, Michael B. ker, Roger D., 344, 480 Shook, Cheryl A., 276, 437 Shopa, Gary S. Short, Bernie A. Short, J essie R. Short, Mary R., 539 Short, Nancy D., 539 Short, Nancy K., 505 Short, Ronald L., 480 shan, Sheila K. L., 480 Short, Willard, 437 Shotwell, Connie M., 339, 480 Shoup, James R. Shouse, Georganna, 480 Shouse, Jeanette J. Shouse, William A. Shoy, Carl, 233 Shrader, Betsy H., 438 Shrade r, Linda D., 438 Shrader, Robert G., 436 Shrader, Sherryl I., 539 Shrader, Susan J., 539 Shrout, Clifton J., 539 Shrout, David L., 368, 539 Shrout, Gary D., 277, 438 Shrout, James N. Shrout, larry T. Shrout, Winston Shuck, Jodie c., 539 Sh uck, Terrie L., 547 Shufflebarger, Elizab, 539 Shull, Terry L., 539 Shuma Shuma rd, James W., 355, 438 rd, Vicki L., 505 Shunnara, Jolil A., 539 Shupe, Bonnie H. . Shupe, Janet L. Shuping, Dale A. Sidebottom, James M., 539 Sidebottom, Ronald D. Siders, Donna P., 438 Siders, Michael P., 505 Sidles, Joseph W., 282, 505 Siemon, Brian R.: 209, 268, 539 Siereveld, David A., 539 Sigma Chi, aio, 352, 353 Sigma Delta Pi, 197 Sigma Nu, 311, 319, 327, 329, 354, 355 Sigma Tau Pi, 201 Sigman, Judy A., 290, 480 Silcox, Nancy J., 505 Siler, Barbara A., 438 I Siler, Patricia K., 288, 460 Siller, Carole L., 505 Silvious, Kenneth R., 226, 277, Singh, Bhagwan Singleton, Anna J., 539 Singleton, Charles G. Singleton, Euphemia E. Sinkhorn, Mary K. Sintz, Karen S. Sipe, Wanita M., 505 Sipila, Karen L. Sipple, David K., 505 Sipple, Jane S. C., 480 Sircle, Randal A., 505 Sirimanond, Pimsuda, 547 Sisk, B'erton B., 358 Sitz, Jacqueline S., 505 Sizemore, Chet L. Sizemore, Judy C., 505 Siolander, Douglas, 274 Skaggs, Betty L. Skaggs, Gregory A. 2 4, 480 Skaggs, Margaret A., 269, 7 Skea, Kenneth B., 505 Skeen, Gilda E., 480 Skeen, Jay H., 480 Skeen, Lynda F., 438 Skeen, Phyllis D., 505 Skeens, Jerry, 480 Skidmore, James M. Skidmore, Martha 'L., 539 Skidmore, Mary A. Skinner, William, Jr. Skipworth, Jody K., 276, 505 Skonieczny, Bernard F. Slasbury, Don, 279 Slater, James D., 539 Slattery, Donald C. Slaughter, Gary A., 539 Slaven, Barbara J. Slawter, Karen P. F., 181, Sliva, Virginia K., 438 438 Sloan, Harold S., 342, 362, 480 Sloan, Linda K., 539 Sloane, Hobert M., 438 Slone, Andrew P., 480 Slone, Carol S. Slone, Cullen B., 480 Slone, Darold D. Slone, George T., 505 Slone, George W. Slone, Harold G., 480 Slone, John M. Slone, Johnnie O., 274, 367, 505 Slone, Linton Slone, Michael A. Slone, Robert L. Slone, Robert W. Slone Roger L. Slucher, Allan L., sos Smith: Shepherd, Anthony W., 437 Shepherd, Chris Shepherd, Frances M. Shepherd, John W. Shepherd, Mary L., 453 Shepherd, Mary L., 480 Shepherd, Phyllis J., 547 Shepherd, Randy S., 480 Shepherd, Shelba J., 453 Shepherd, Teresa J., 539 Sheppard, Jan M., 370, 505 Sher, Michael N., 437 Sheridan, Patrick T., 209, 480 Sherman, Richard L. Sherman, Robert M., 437 Sherrard, Michael A., 347 Sherrow, Winston G. 236, 237 Silvious, Nancy L. B. Simcoe, Pamela L., 263, 539 Simmons, Robert M. Simmons, Vickie A., 539 Simon, 'Kay F., 331 Simon, Mary K., 453 Simons, James E. Simpkins, Eleanor J., 480 Sluder, Deborah K., 539 Slusher, Arnold R., 265 Slusher, Gordon D., 480 Slusher, Herman- Slusher, lke M. Slusher, Irene K., Slush Slush er, Patricia J. er, Paula K. Slusher, Phyllis E. Sherseth, Lee C., 437 Shewmaker, Jackie L., 539 Shewmaker, Susan R., 539 Shields, Bobby A., 460 Shields, Gary L., 355, 505 Shields, Sherrill L., 539 Shields, Sondra C., 370, 505 Shields, Thomas M. Shine, Pa1I iCk T., 194, 355, 362, 437 Shinn, Stephen D. Simpson, Simpson, Betty J. Bonita F., 539 Simpson, Celinda L., 505 Simpson, Charles W., Jr. Simpson, Daniel W., 438 Simpson, Deborah A., 539 Simpson, Ellen H., 339, 362, 370, 464 Simpson, Freddie N. Simpson, Harold S. Simpson, Harry C., Jr., 505 Simpson, James A., 358, 438 Simpson, Larry R., 539 Simpson, Michael K., 193, 438 Simpson, Roger L. Simpson, Ronald L. Simpson, Sandra K., 267, 539 Simpson, Shari, 505 Small, John D., 539 Small, Kenneth R. Smalley, Charles M., 539 Smallwood, Barry L., 539 Smart, John H. Smart, Richard K. Smart, Rita G. H., 438 Smiley,Claudia M. Smith, Alfred R. Smith, A.rliene, 539 Smith, Barry D., 539 Smith, Bennita J., 539 Smith, Betsy C. Smith, Beverly A. Smith, Billy C., 547 Smith, Blaine R., 505 Smith, Blondie S., 539 Smith, Carl A., 356 Smith, Carlos R., Jr., 260 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Smith: Smith Smith: Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Smith: Smith Smith, Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Smith Smith: Smith Smith: Smith Smith: Smith Smith: Smith Smith Smith: Smith Smithi Smith Smith Smith Smithi Smith, Smith, Smith Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Smith: Smith Smith: Smith Smith: Smith Smithi Smith Smith, Smith Smith: Smith Smith: Smith Smith: Smith Smith, Smith Smith I Smith Smith: Smith Smith: Smith, Smith Smith: Smith, Smith, Smith Smith Smith: Smith Smith Smith: Smith Smith: 1 1 1 Carol S. Cathy J., 539 Charles H., 349, 438 Charlie J., 292, 438 Cheryl A. Cheryl L., 293, 480 Cherylene R. Clara M., 285, 480 Clarence, Jr., 480 Clyde J. Connie S., 505 Constance R., 539 Craig A. Danny M., 547 Darrell D. David B., 283 David C. David W. Deborah G. Deborah K., 505 Denise D., 539 Dennis H., 539 Donevon L. Donna D. Donna K., 275, 505 Douglas M. Edward K., 283 Ellen S., 539 Eric A., 355, 438 Ethel B. Eura, Jr. Falvia C. Frank D. Isaac K. J. B. Jackie K. James C., 540 James D., 505 James J., 276 James R., 285, 438 Jane W. Janet P., 540 Jayne W., 480 Jean M.,-480 Jerry M., 283, 295, 540 Jimmie J., 295, 540 Jo R. John L., 505 John N., lll, 540 John W. Johnny M. Johnny T., 296, 505 Joyce A., 438 Joyce M., 540 Judy E., 438 Kathleen A., 505 1 1 La Moncla D., 505 Lonzo Lynda K., 481 Mark R., 481 Martha C. Mary J., 481 Michael D., 505 Michael D. Mildred L., 505 Mitchell E., 481 Owen B. Pamela S. Patricia L. Paul V. Paul W. Phyllis A., 481 Randall E. Regenia S., 505 Rhonda, 505 Richard H. Robert D. Robert E. Robert L. Rodger E. Roger B., 438 Ronald A., 438 Roy A. Roy M. Sandra A., 505 Sandra G. Sharon A., 481 Shirley A., 274, 296, 505 Sondra K. Stephen R., 438 Steve B. Thaddeus M., 505 Thomas., 540 Thomas J. INDEX AND DIRECTORYISEV SMI 595 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Ulys, 453 Virginia W., 438 William A., 342, 453 William G., 505 Special Report, 81 Spector, Paul, 440 Spegal, Edith. M. Ronald W., 481 Stephens, Terry G., 540 Peggy A. Staed, Smith, William M. Smith, Wilma J., 505 Smith, Wilson V., 272, 273, 439 Smith, Yvonne C., 540 Smither, Barbara C., 540 Smither, Teresa J., 540 Smits, Pete, Jr. Smoak, Brenda L. Smock, Edgar L., Jr. Smoot, Charlotte R., 481 Smoot, John N., 439 Smothers, Billi J., 540 Smothers, James D., 505 Smothers, Joseph R., 505 Smyers, Janet E., 481 Smyth, Janie L. Smyth, Virginia G. Snapp, Erma J., 460 Snapp, James T. Snapp, Richard G. Snell, David H. Snell, Mamie L. A. Snell, Nolan S., 263, 481 Snellen, David M., 540 Snelling, Joel A., 481 Snider, Anna J. Snider, Cheryl K., 540 Snider, Debbie K., 481 Snodgrass, Gary W. Snow, Daniel R. Snowden, Carl W. Spencer, Barbara A. C. Spencer, Charlotte M., 440 Spencer, Donna G., 540 Spencer, Everett, 440 Spencer, Larry C. Spencer, Manuel R. Spencer, Mary K. Spencer, Richard A., 505 Spencer, Steffen, Victor S., 540 Steffey, Allen, 241 Steger, Robert C., 441 Steger, Susan A., 195, 269, 460 Steggeman, Kenneth F., 195, 506 Stegner, David C., 441 Stegner, John M., 547 Steier, David J, Steinberg, Allan R., 540 Steiner, Howard T., 506 Steinforth, Suzanne L. Stempfer, Helen M., 284, 333, 441 Stockton, Mark Je Stodghill, Michael T., 356, 460 Stoess, William L., 180, 196, 347, 378, 441, 600 Stoffregen, Jane R., 481 Stokes, Edward S., Ill, 506 Stokes, Eugene L., 441 Stokes, Lee D., Jr., 540 Stokes, Raleigh L. Stokes, William C. Stoll, Katherine L., 506 Stolt, Rena R., 547 Spencer, Wayne A. Sperry, Karen P., 540 Spicer, Melanie A., 540 Spieser, Sandra L. Spiess, Linda K., 292, 440 Spillman, Frances K. G. Spillman, Ralph D. Spotts, Joyce L., 505 Spottz, Richard A., 440 Spradlin, Bessie 'L. Spradlin , Joe M., 440 Spradlin, Spradlin, Toni C. Spratt, Cynthia M., 547 Spriggs, Ginger L., 295, 505 Spring, Jerry F., 292, 540 Stenken, Sadie J. Stephens, Autry L. Stephens, Barbara A., 506 Stephens, Betty L. Stephens, Caleb, Jr. Stephens, David L., 453 Stephens, Elizabeth C. Stephens, James D. Stephens, Jamie L., 540 Stephens Stephens Stone, Avis J., 441 Stone, Charles T., 481 Stone, David W., 540 Stone, Deborah B. Stone, Donald P. Stone, Eunice T. Stone, Randall M., 506 Stone, Ronald Edward, 286, 540 Stone, Ronnie Eugene, 481 , Kenneth P. , Mary G., 540 Stephens, Vicki C., 506 Stephens, Wanda J. Stephens, William J. Stephenson, Charles W., 547 Stoneburner, Gary L., 441 Stoner, Gregory H., 197, 344, 441 Storm, Donald C. Storm, Jimmy H., 225 Storm, Johnny P. Springate, Donna C., 540 Spurlock, Brenda J., 540 Spurlock, Ruth C. St. Clair, Sheilah E. Stacy, James S. Stadler, Linda S., 481 Gerald C. Snowden, Cora M. Snowden, Richard D. Snowden, Richard, lll, 540 Stafford, Dallas R., 283, 440 Stafford, Joan C., 440 Snowden, Stanley, 439 Stafford, Lloyd M., 440 Stafford, Margie A. Stephenson, Donald E. Stephenson, Greg K., 241 Stephenson, Holly, 339 Stephenson, Ronald W. Stephey, Allen W. StePPt Melinda N. StePP, Norman H., 540 Sterbling, Philip R., 200, 441 Sterchi, Marsha F., 540 Sterlinske, Sandra J. Steuart, Sharon R., 460 Storm, Michael W. Storm, Patricia A. Storm, Phil, 225 Storn, Susan E., 540 Story, Leath R., 292, 441 Story, Robin N., 263, 540 Stotts, Barbara S. F. Stotts, John W. Stout, Charles W., 460 Snyder, Edwin G. Snyder, James W. Snyder, Jill E., 108, 547 Snyder, John W. Snyder, Kenneth T. Snyder, M.ichael H., 481 Struss, Sobanski, Richard C., 453 Solvey, John J., 439 Solvey, Larry V., 344, 368, 481 Sommer, Sandra R. Sorrell, Buford E., 540 Sorrell, Deborah A., 540 Sorrell, Paul T. Sorrell, Stephen W. Sorrell, Tommy J., 481 Sorrels, Marilyn K., 540 Sosby, James E., 460 Souder, Robert A. Southard, Perry N., 199, 439 Southworth, Alfred M., 229 Sowder, Vernon E. Sowder, William R., 263 Sowders, Beverly J. Sowders, Jeannette B. Sowders, Judy C., 439 Sowers, Jerry R., 505 Spahn, Janet L., 331, 481 Spalding, Pamela L. Spalding, Samuel L., 540 Spalding, Thomas J. Spare, Michael A. Sparkman, Paula C. Stafford, Ronald J. Stagge, Jacqueline S., 540 Staggs, Gary L., 540 Stagman, Edward G. Stahl, Berma L., 505 Stahl, Janet M. Stalker, Diane, 540 Stallings, Charles C., 540 Stamper, Charles R. Stamper, Richard D., 460 Stamps, David W., 263, 540 Standafer, Connie L., 540 Stanfield, Virginia K., 540 Stanford, David G. Stanford, Lucinda Stanford, Timothy L., 505 Stanger, Mary E., 481 Stanifer, Linda A. T., 440 Stevens, Carol L., 293, 481 Stevens, Charles T., 347, 506 Stevens, Mary Rose Stevens, Melvin K., 540 Stevens, Sylvester E. Stevens, William B., 547 Stevens, William M. Stevenson, Barbara G., 481 Stevenson, Ellen L., 460 Stout, Richard C. Stover, Richard D., 347 Straka, Nancy A., 540 Strange, Cheri J., 540 Strange, Walter C. Strassburger, Pamela, 506 Straten, Richard D. Stratton, Candace, 192, 200, 441 Stratton, Harry M., 481 Stratton, Roxie C., 540 Straub, Melvin D., 342, 441 Strausbaugh, Steven W., 506 Strehle, Patricia A., 540 Strevels, David S. Strickland, Dorothy, 441 Stanley, Ann M. Strickla Stringe nd, Janice L., 540 r, James H., 356, 481 Strong, Deborah E., 541 Strong, Joyce F. Strong, Leonard B. Stroud, Sharon G., 541 Strunk, Norman G. Strunk, Wilma M. Perilloux W. D. Avis W. Sparks, Spa rks , Carolyn S., 505 Sparks, Donald R., 505 Sparks, Gene S. Sparks, Glenna I., 505 Sparks, Jimmie S. Sparks, John H. Sparks, Joseph B. Sparks, Lois, 439 Sparks, Ralph V., 342, 505 Sparks, Stephen D., 481 Sparnon, Raymony L., 200, 350, 505 Sparrow, Jerry H., 481 Sparrow, John A., 440 Sparrow, Susan C. L., 440 Stanley, Judith A., 292, 370, 440 Stanley, Steven B. Stansbury, Paul S., 195, 262, 276, 505 Stansel, Charlene A., 540 Stapleton, Diana L., 441 Stapleton, Robert D. Stark, Joseph J. Stark, Lorraine E., 292, 293, 441 Starnes, Howard R., 342, 481 Starnes, Penny M. Staryszak, Casimir Staten, David L., 279, 540 Staten, Gordon L. Statom, Billy J. Staton, David S. Statzer, Steve B. Stauffer, Ward F. Staviski, Raymond T., 368, 441 Stayton, Patricia J., 505 Stebing, David E., 295, 296, 481 Stedman, Jerry S., 441 Steele, Barbra R., 506 Steele, Donald E., 285, 506 Steele, Ernest C. Steele, Jackie L., 506 Steele, Lee A., 506 Steele, Lillian P. Steele, Sandra J., 481 Stewart, Allen F., 481 Stewart, Bruce E., 260, 441 Stewart, Carol A., 506 Stewart, Cecil W. Stewart, David L., 441 Stewart, David V. Stewart, Ellis Stewart, Forrester R., 481 Stewart, Gay L., 177, 187, 278, 284, 287, 441 Stewart, Larry B., 441 Stewart, Laurel J. Stewart, Leland E., 242, 279 Stewart, Margaret G., 540 Stewart, Marvin F. Stewart, Murrell P. Stewart, Pamela D., 506 Stewart, Pruda E., 481 Stewart, Raymond W., 540 Stewart, Richard W. Stewart, Ronnie, 453 Stice, Stephen A., 481 Stich, Michael J., 506 Stidham, Diana P. Stidham, l.arry M., 506 Struss, William H., 481 Stubbs, Harlan W., Jr. Stuber, Theodore A. Stucker, Carl E., 541 Stucker, Riley L. Student Association, 256, 257, 258 Student National Education Association, 294 Studer, Patricia A., 481 Stull, Mariorie J. Stultz, Deborah L., 541 Sturgeon, James D, Sturgeon, Paul T., 506 Sturgill, Anna S., 197 Vicki L., 540 Spaulding, Charles E. Spaulding, Joseph F. Speagle, Brenda J., 505 Speakes, Ralph A., Jr. Spears, Bonnie B. Spears, David B., 505 Spears, Samuel D., 481 596 INDEX AND DIRECTORYXSMI-SUM Steelm an, Lana C., 481 Stiebel, Judith A., 331, 506 Stiene, Richard L. Stigall, Jae s., 481 Stigall, Ralph H., 441 Stigers, Nancy C. Stiles, Charles W. V Stiles, Kenneth H., 540 Stiles, Teresa A., 506 Stilwell, Vernon F., 506 Stinnett, Randel W. Stinson, James W. Stinson, Letha L. Stipp, James F., Jr. Stirn, Shelby A., 441 Stitt, Mary M., 506 Stivers, Gary C., 441 Stivers, Roy W., 358 Steely, Iva L. Steely, Joyce L. Steen, Burton G., 226, 227, 237, 506 Stefanics, Elizabeth, 506 Steffen, Ann M., 441 Stober, Stocker, Stocker, Stocker, Carla S., 441 Walter D., 506 William, Ill Sturgill, Stutzke, Jimper D. Barbara C. Sullivan, Cathy L., 293, 481 Sullivan, Henry W. Sullivan, James D., 506 Sullivan, Judelle, 541 Sullivan, Judith L. C., 267 Sullivan, Maureen T. Sullivan, Michael D. Sullivan, Michael T. Sullivan, Robert Mt., 347, 506 Sullivan, Ronnie L. Sullivan, Sturart A. Sullivan, Terry W., 541 Sullivan, Timothy D., 350 Summers, Brenda L., 541 Summers, Charles R., Jr. Summers, Margaret K., 541 Summers, Stephen H., 353, 441 Sumner, Elgenia B. Sumner, Glenn Morris, 481 Sumner, Patricia A., 506 Sundell, Linda M. Sung, Shichang, 282, 453 Supplee, Jonnie M. Surface, Karen L., 506 Surgener, John D. Susemichel, Lorie L., 481 Susong, Danny A. Susong, Linda C., 295 Susong, Ray W., 362, 441 Sutherland, David W., 355, 367, 506 Sutherland, Richard K. Sutherland, Thomas B. Sutter, John W., 481 Tarcha Ta rter, Ta rter, lski, Thomas A. Freddy J. Johnny C., 442 Tarvin, Daniel C. Tarvin, Dennis C., 350 Patty L. A., 201, 481 Tarvin, Robert E., 362 Tarvin, Thomas L., 270 Tate, Janet C. Tarvin, Terry, Bet'ty B., 481 Terry, Betty L. Terry, Claudia B. Terry, Harvey K. Terry, James I. Terry, Janet L. Terry, S. Douglas Terry, Tommy M. Terry, William R., 344 Thornton, Audean Thornton, Charles D., 506 Thornton, James W., 547 Thornton, Kathleen J. Thornton, Wesley S., 542 Thorpe, Floretta M. . Thorpe, Toby A., 506 Thrasher, Elvin H. Thurman, Margaret M. Sutton, Doris G. Sutton, Dwain G., 442 Sutton, Jervis D., 442 Sutton, Michael M. Tate, Kathleen S., 292, 295, 541 Tatem, Terry L. Tatman, Ida L., 541 Tatum, Clifton L., 48,1 Tatum, Gaynelle D. Tau Kappa Epsilon, 311, 327, 356, 357 Taulbee, Ellen C. Taulbee, James S. Taulbee, Woodrow W. Taylor, Ann R., 303, 541 Terstegge, Cherine lQ481 Terstegge, Paul A., 442 Thurman, Tichenor, William S., 286, 542 Leah, 542 Tevis, Charles K., 506 Tevis, Steve G. Thacker , Ga ry L. Thacker, Larry A., 541 453 Swafford, Earl, 460 Swaftord, Patricia A., 506 Swafford, Theresa M. Swain, Carolyn D., 442 Swain, Michael G., 453 Swain, William F. Swanagin, Robert L. Swango, David N., 287, 367, 481 Swango, Patricia A. Swanner, Norma Jo Swanson, Carol J. B. Swanson, Thomas E., 368, 541 Swartz, Thomas M., 179, 211, 279, Sweasy, Kenneth W., 355, 442 Sweeney, Deryl L., 368, 541 Swetnam, James E. Swimming, 228, 229, 230, 231 Swindler, Judy N., 541 Swinford, Sylvia A., 506 Switzer, Jeanne M., 187, 192, 442 Swope, Carla K., 541 Swope, Carol S., 192, 200, 442 Swope, John A., 442' Swope, Mary V., 506 Swope, Myra V. Sword, Carl E. Sword, Sena Z. Sydnor, Randall D., 541 Syers, Joyce D. Symanski, Stephanie G., 506 Symphonic Band, 299, 301 Symphonic Orchestra, 299 T Tabb, Linda S., 331, 506 Tabeling, Richard W., 481 Tabor, Jim Taccarino, Martha S. Tackett, Ann S. D., 460 Tackett, Danny O. Tackett, Donald Tackett, Elaine Tackett, James B. Tackett, James M. Tackett, Jimmy, 506 Tackett, Linda C. W., 442 Tackett, Michael B., 506, 547 Tackett, Paul B., 453 Tackett, Paul C. Tackett, Rosemary, 442 Tackett, Sharon G., 195, 506 Tackett, Stephen K. Tacy, Susan A., 541 Tait, Leslie G., 506 Talbot, Donald A., 442 Talbot, Ronald J., 442 Taliaferro, Robert Tallent, Edwin M., 541 Tallent, Linda L. R., 453 Tallent, Mary F., 287, 481 Tallent, Overt L., 442 Talmage, Mai-nn T., 350, 442 Tandy, Thomas G. Tanner, Jennefer L., 541 Tanner, Paula A., 506 Tapley, Charles E. Tapp, Alice F., 541 Taylor, Anna N. Taylor, Antoinette O., 506 Taylor, Arthur V. Taylor, Barbara A. Taylor, Barbara J., 547 Taylor, Barbara L., 481 Taylor, Beniamin E. Taylor, Betty F. Taylor, Billy J., 541 Taylor, Camille K., 442 Taylor, Charles B., 541 Taylor, Charles L., 233, 481 Taylor, Clarence S. Taylor, Claudia G., 541 Taylor, Connie L. G., 460 Taylor, Deborah K., 195 Taylor, Dennis A., 270, 541 Taylor, Diana R. B., 541 Taylor, Dianne L., 541 Taylor, Donna S., 481 Taylor, Fonda L. Taylor, Gene P. Taylor, Gina D., 460 Taylor, Harold L. Taylor, Iris Kay, 460 Taylor, Jacqueline M. Taylor, Jane A. Taylor, Jane D., 481 Taylor, John M., 541 Taylor, Juanita Taylor, Judy M., 442 Taylor, Ladonna C. Taylor, Larry D. Taylor, Larry W. Taylor, Lee E., Jr., 198 Taylor, Linda L., 303, 506 Taylor, Louis R., 442 Taylor, Mary J., 506 Taylor, Melinda J., 506 Taylor, Taylor, Patrick O., 442 Taylor, Ray T. Taylor, Rita C., 288, 541 Taylor Taylor , Rodney G., 541 , Sandra K. Taylor, Susan G. Taylor, Susan L., 541 Taylor, Terry C., 541 Taylor, Theodore R., 179, 209, 212, 215 Taylor, Thomas C., 442 Patricia A., 195, 484, 506 Thacker, Richard L. Thacker, Ruby L. Thalman, Jon C., 262, 350, 506 Tharp, Charles R., 442 Tharp, Lewis S., 506 Theiler, Patricia L., 334, 442 Theller, Nils E. Theta Chi, 358, 359 Thibodeaux, Gary J., 442 Thomas, Arlie R. Thomas, Barbara J., 339, 442 Thomas, Carol J. Thomas, Carolyn J. Thomas, Connie L., 506 Thomas, Earl M. Thomas, Eddie, 506 Thomas, Eugene Tidwell, Charles T., 542 Tillman, James E., 542 Tillotson, David S. Timberlake, Earl Llr., 506 Tincher, John W., 442 Tincher, Roy Tincher, Wendell, 443 Tindall,,Iva K., 542 Thomas, Gail, 303, 506 Thomas, Gerald A., 541 Thomas, Hallie M. Thomas, Homer D., 263, 506 Thomas, James L. Thomas, Jeanne, 506 Thomas, Linda G. Thomas, Linda J., 506 Thomas, Louis B., 442 Thomas, Margaret V., 481 Thomas, Marilyn S. Thomas, Mary R., 276, 287, 481 Thomas, Patricia A., 276, 541 Thomas Paula M. Thomas, Richard A., 209 Thomas Rick J., 541 Thomas, Sammy T. Thomas, Sandra R., 460 Thomas, Walter W. Thomas, Wanda 0. Thomas William J., 289, 350 Thomer, Linda S., 339 Thompson, Alfred E., 541 Thompson, Anthony W., 367 Tingle, Joseph R. Tinsley, Bonnie A. Tinsley, John L. Tipton, Arlin E. Tipton, Gary R., 542 Tipton, James A. Tipton, James A. Tipton, Jerry A. Tipton, Kenneth G., 201, 443 Tipton, Roy F., 453 Tiriolo, Marianne, 443 Tobler Robert E Jr., 481 Tocci, ,Edward IJ, Todd, Todd, Todd Barbara A., 506 Gary N. Georgia D. Taylor, Wayne K., 506 Taylor, William E., 547 Taylor, William E. Tazel, Johnnie E., 361 Teague, Bruce W., 547 Teater, Ann C. Teater, William K. Tedder, James D., 541 Tedford, Gary S., 481 Tegge, James D. Tegt, Donald D. Teliska, Richard J., 442 Templeman, Michael D. Tenley, Sally J., 541 Tennis, 240, 241 Tenry, Marcia A., 541 Terhune, Ann G. Terhune Calvin T. Terhune, Nancy B. Terlan, Tim P. Terrell, Linda F., 506 Terrell, Sue C., 481 Thompson, Billy R., 541 Thompson, Brenda G., 506 Thompson, Brenda Y. Thompson, Bruce N., 481 Thompson, Charles A. Thompson, Cleveland B. Thompson, David T. Thompson, Doris K., 481 Thompson, Douglas-W.,'506 Thompson, Dwane L. Thompson, Elwanda, 541 Thompson, Emily C., 541 Thompson, Fredrick B., 541 Thompson, Howard Thompson, Jeanne K. Thompson, Jo A., 506 Thompson, John W., 442 Thompson, Letitia A., 336, 337, 481 Thompson, Martha R. Thompson, Michael J. Thompson, Mickie T. Thompson, Pamela K. Thompson, Priscilla J., 541 Thompson, Robert G. Thompson, Robert K. Thompson, Robert L., 542 Thompson, Robert Lee Thompson, Ronald E. Thompson, Ronald J. Thompson, Shan-non M. Thompson, Steven A. Thompson, Thomas F. Thompson, VWlliam C., 481 Thompson, William F., 481 Thompson, Vlhlliam G., 481 Thornsberry, Gladys Todd, Holman P., 506 Todd, Jessica A., 443 Todd, John W., 542 Todd, Nancy A., 276, 285, 481 Todd, Phillip M. Todd, Thomas A. Tolle, Freddie J. Tolle, Mitchell D. Tolliver, Darlene Tomlinson, William R., 542 Toohey, James M., 542 Tooke, Clifton N. Toole, Deborah A. Toole, Deborah A. Toole, Deborah K., 542 Torgerson, Robert C., 506 Torstrick, Michael W. Toth, David A., 542 Towery, Bige W. W. Towler, Ann H., 287, 481 Town, Vernon A., 350 Townes, Brenda l. Townsend, Caroleen, 285, 542 Townsend, Mary T. Townsend, Teresa L., 276, 542 Trabits, Carol L., 481 Trachsel, Jim D. Track, 226, 227, 236, 237 Tracy, Harry S., 244 Tracy, Marsha J. Tracy, Martin M., 348, 349 Tramel, Barbara A., 542 Trammell, Charlotte, 547 Trammell, Danny M. Trammell, Roger W., 542 Trapp, Wendell L. Travis, Rodney K. Traxinger, Thomas A. Treadway, Douglas L. Trees, Chris T., 542 Tremaine, Darrell E. Tremper, William W. Trenz, Robert C., 443 Trew, Rebecca J. Tribble, Ann G., 460 Tribble, Steven B., 542 Trimble, Allen C., 180, 184, 196, 374, 443 Trimble, Terry N., 542 Trimble, Toni C., 506 Trisler, Nancy B., 481 Tritschler, Ann D., 542 Trivette, Patricia A. Trivette, Thomas G., 542 Trivette, William S., 443 Troester, Paul S. INDEX AND DIRECTORYXSUM TRO 597 Vice, Wa 334, 444 598 INDEX Trosper, Brenda S. Troutman, Lou J.: 542 Troutm an, William M. Trower, Teresa A.: 481 Troxell, Gilbert C. True, Connie S. True, Geraldine: 443 True, James F.: 481 True, Jane A.: 481 True, Rodger E. Trulock, Michael L.: 542 Trumbo, Cecil D. Trumbo, Robert P.: 303 Trusler, Stanley R.: 380, 443 Trusty, Gary E. Trusty, Jeanne A. D. Trzop, Peter R.: 367 Trzop, Philip W. Tucker, Charles G. Tucker, Glendo Tucker, James M. Tucker, Jean E. Tucker, Robert W.: 482 Tucker, Ronald N.: 506 Tudor, Daniel G. Tudor, James N.: 542 Tudor, Leonard M. Tuggle, Edward R.: 265, 542 Tuggle, James T. Tuggle, Mary S. Tully, Debbie G.: 510, 542 Tully, Donald L. Tully, Rodger F. Tully, Steven E. Tupman, William R.: 482 Turley, Laura M.: 370 Turnbull, Janet L. Turner, Alfred D. Turner, Arch Turner, Bennie E. Turner, Berford L. Turner, Brenda S. Turner, Carlis E. Turner, Carol J.: 542 Turner, Carolyn S.: 542 Turner, Clifford H.: 542 Turner, Clifford H.: 542 Turner, Daniel L. Turner, David W. Turner, Deloris S. B.: 542 Turner, Donna G. Turner, Doris S.: 443 Turner, Eugene Turner, Franklin D. Turner, Garland R.: 444 Turner, Gloria J.: 506 Turner, Grace W. Turner, Jakie F. Turner, James, Jr.: 444 Turner, Jeanette J.: 288 Turner, Joyce A.: 542 Turner, Judith A.: 482 Turner, Kenneth Turner, Turner, Lexene: 507 Turner, Lynn A. Turner, Turner, Marian L. Turner, Mary H. Turner, Mar N. H. Turner, Molly Turner, Noal M.: 542 Lenane: 381, 506 Margaret A.: 507 Turner, Polly Turner, Rebecca M. Turner, Rex K.: 542 Turner, Sammie W. Turner, Sharon G.: 507 Turner, Stacy L. Turner, Talbert N. Turner, Thelma L. Turner, Wayne Turner, Wiley Turner, William M.: 542 Turpin, Ann T. Turpin, James T. Turpin, Ronald G. Tussey, Cliff C.: 304 Tussey, Connie A. C.: 444 Tussey, Ira J.: 368 Tussey, Ronald S. Tuttle, Carol A.: 199 AND DIRECTORYXTRO-WAR Tuttle, Don Tuttle, Elisabeth A.: 453 Tuttle, Linda J.: 507 Twitty, Douglas Twombly, John N. Twyman, Kenneth B.: 355, 507 Tyler, Linda M.: 507 Tyler, Rebecca L. Tyree, Vaulty R.: 542 Tyrrell, Connie J.: 267, 507 U Uhrig, Ruth F.: 276, 507 Uleary, Donna M.: 507 Ulmer, Steven D.: 460 Ulrich, Joseph D.: 349, 482 Underhill, Alice A.: 507 Underwood, John L.: 350 Underwood, Larry R.: 274 Underwood, Lenora J. Underwood, William T. Unger, Rebecca S.: 277, 507 University Ensemble: 305 Unterbrink, Howard L. Upchurch, Gary K.: 507 Upchurch, Martin L.: 444 Upchurch, Wade N.: 225 Upton, Janice C.: 482 Upton, Mark G. Urfer, David W., Jr.: 444 Uterhart, Marion E. Uthe, James A.: 543 Utter, Susan C.: 482 Utterback, Bernie L.: 543 V Vaiea, George R.: 507 Valentine, Phyllis L. Valentour, John R. Vallance, Betty S. Vallance, William A.: 460 Van Arsdall, Robert D.: 347 Van Asdlan, Jacquelin: 482 Van Bever, Edna P. Van Bever, Gloria D.: 543 Van Cleve, Donald G.: 444 Van Deventer, Kenneth Van Diver, Betty J.: 507 Van Dyke, John E.: 543 Van Hoose, Gary K.: 482 Van Hoose, Robert B.: 453 Van Horn, Dennis G. Van Leuven, Michael J. van Ness, can A., 265, 267, 482 , 462 Van Oss, Linda M.: 266, 267 Van Pelt, Beverly P.: 482 Van Pelt, Charles G. Van Sickle, Patricia: 288, 460 Van Sickle, Richard L. Van Slyke, Don W.: 270 Van Winkle, Arthur, Jr. Van Winkle, Carmen R.: 543 Van Zant, Roger D. Vance, Alice A. T. Vance, Joe B. Vance, Ken R.: 200 Vance, Kyle, D.: 507 Vance, Marguerite F. Van-ce, Michael D.: 444 Vanderwoude, Bertus Vanhook, Ronnie A.: 460 Vanover, Alvin R. Vanover, James R.: 507 Vanover, Paul F. Vanover, Steve W.: 286 Vansickle, Susan M.: 543 Varner, Gary L.: 543 Varney, Gerald T. Varney, Kevin D.: 507 Varney, William R. Varsakelis, Peter: 507 Vater, Nancy L.: 267, 341 Vaughan, James E.: 547 Vaughan, Patricia L.: 444 Vaughn, Joy V. Vaughn, Judith A. Vaughn, Linda S.: 543 Vaughn, Lois A.: 460 Vavra, Anne C.: 341 Veatch, Robert G. Veeneman, Jeanne: 273, 284, 444 Veirs, Niiel K. Vencill, Larry E.: 260, 444 Vencill, Patricia D.: 444 Vencill, Ray A. Vermillion, Connie M.: 482 Vernon, David L.: 543 Wagoner, David L. Wagoner, Kent A. Wainright, Constance: 273, 507 Wainscott, David E. Wainscott, Debora E.: 482 Wainscott, Diane H.: 453 Waits, Charles W. Waits, Charlotte L.: 543 Waits, Sandra K. Wakefield, June L.: 543 Versaw, James M. Vest, Larry D. Vetter, Charles L. Vicars, Ernest R., Jr.: 543 Vice, Bobby R. Vice, Myra A. Vice, Richard L.: 453 Vice, Sara A.: 267, 341, 362 yne D.: 543 Vickers, John L. Vickers, Michael J.: 543 Vickers, Ronda G.: 543 Vickery, Kathy E. D. Vincent, Deward: 350 Vinson, Dennis R. Walden, Dalmea L.: 272, 27B, 507 Walden, Wayne N.: 274, 482 Waldroup, Roddy G.: 444 Walie, Rebecca J. Walker, Antoinette M. Walker, Barbara J.: 543 Walker, Barbara Marie Walker, Candace S.: 482 Walker, Charles S. Walker, Charles W. Walker, Douglas E. Walker, Ernest R.: 543 Walker, Hazel F. R.: 444 Walker, Iris D. Walker, Jackie S.: 543 Walker, John S., Jr. Walker, Karen L. K.: 482 Walker, Kathy L. Walker, La Nelle M. Walker, Marvin T. Walker, Nancy E.: 298, 543 Walker, Richard E.: 344, 362 Walker, Robert A.: 444 Vinson, Teresa L.: 543 Vipperrnan, Catherine: 482 Vires, Vires, Darrell Ryarrion L.: 482 Vitatoe, Gary N.: 507 Vitatoe, Linda J.: 543 Vitatoe, Trudy A.: 444 Vittitoe, Barbara J. Voets, Joseph C.: 233, 268 Vogler, Patricia A.: 284, 444 Von Alm en, Vicki A. Von Gruenigen, Eddie Von Holle, Dave: 350 Von Holl e, Suzanne C.: 334, 444 Von Kanel, Linda G.: 543 Vonsick, Ronald L.: 444 Votaw, Gloria J.: 543 Votel, Michael R.: 482 Votra, Steven J. W Wachs, Durrell L. Wachs, Fred B.: 543 Waclawsi, Theresa M.: 278, 507 Waddell, Waddell, Waddle, Helen J.: 482 Madlyn G.: 339, 460 Stephen W.: 507 Wade, Billie W.: 507 Wade, Debra K.: 298, 543 Wade, Glenn E.: 349, 464, 482 Wade, Marsha Wade, Rosemary Wadlington, Lindal W. Walker, Tolbert R.: 273 Walker, Tyrone Wall, Albert L. Wall, Hilda A.: 262, 507 Wall, James H. Wall, Jenny K.: 460 Wall, Nancy G.: 507 Wallace, Dennis S.: 507 Wallace, Gary V. Wallace, James E. Wallace, John E. Wallace, Richard L. Wallace, William L. Wallete, James A. Wallin, Charles W.: 444 Wallingford, Kenneth Walroth, Charles H.: 209, 214 Walsh, Arthur J., Jr. Walter, Sandra C.: 114, 202, 203, Wa lte rs, Arthurine M.: 303, 543 Walters, Daniel D.: 543 Walters, Donald R. Walters, Glen J.: 543 Walters, Henry C. Walters, James D. Walters, James E. Walters, Kenneth W., Jr.: 229, 507 Walters, Larry E.: 349, 507 Walters, Reginald G.: 272, 303 Walters, Ruth H. Walther, Dale A.: 283 Walton, Charles R.: 349, 444 Walton, Tyler P. Walton, William C. Wampler, Anthony Wampler, Peggy L. Wan, Helen: 273, 543 Wagaman, Michael L.: 198, 444 Wagers, Anga L.: 547 Wagers, Donna L.: 444 Wagers, Jean C. Wagers, Lyman E. Wagers, Molly A. Wagers, Phyllis E. Wagers, Sarah F. H. Waggener, Connie W.: 267, 543 Wagman, Ronald N.: 444 Wagner, Claire F. Wa rd, Ward, Wagner, Danielle Wagner, Dennis Wagner, Gloria J.: 453 Wagner, Jackie L.: 507 Wagner, James S.: 444 Wagner, Nancy J. Wagner, Robert J.: 353, 482 Wagner, Thomas R.: 507 Carla S.: 507 Donald F.: 444 ward, Hilda H., 331, 444 Ward, Jesse P. Ward, Linda: 482 Ward, Lynda -K.: 444 Ward, Marcia'L. Ward, Richard L.: 543 Ward, Samuel M.: 482 Ward, Sarah K.: 543 Ward, Sharon L.: 543 Ward, Sue P. Ward, Thomas S. Ward, William T. Wardell, Thomas A.: 265, 543 Wardeel, Clifford C. Wardrip, Ronald G.: 543 Ware, Thomas C. Warfield, Rouen N., 119, 179, 256, 257, 361,.362, 445 Warford, Hubert E., 507 Warford, Juanita F. Warinner, William D., 482 Warman, Elizabeth I. Warne, Alan M. Warne, David F., 482 Warner, Anthony, 349, 445 Warner, Brenda S., 445 Warner, Gregory S. Warner, Melvin K., 543 Warner, Sharon S., 293, 482 Warren, Anthony C., 507 Warren, Earl D., 482 Warren, Gregory O. Warren, John D. Warren, Larry A., 507 Warren, Phyllis L. Warren, Richard C. Warren, Rose L. Warriner, Verlee V. Warrington, John A., Jr., 358, 507 Warrix, Wayne L. Warthman, John H., 482 Wartschlager, Robert, 356, 362, 445 Washington, Gwendolyn Washington, Joe I., Jr., 279 Washington, Robert L. Washington, Sheila M. Wasserman, Judith A., 445 Wasson, Billy J. Wasson, Roy D. Waters, Gloria Y., 274, 296, 482 Waters, Nelda J. Wathen, Catherine J., 543 Wathen, Hazel M., 293, 298, 543 Watkins, Cathlynn, 295 Watkins, Gary R. Watkins, Lloyd B. Watkins, Peggy J., 482 Watkins, Steven C., 482 Watkins, Susan J., 264, 368 Watkins, Virginia L., 482 Watko, Thomas M. Watson, Deborah G., 507 Watson, Marilyn K., 507 Watson, Patricia C., 543 Watson, Sylvia L. Watson, Vincent R., 507 Watson, Wanda S., 284, 445 Watson, William D. Watson, William H., 460 Watters, Harold S., Jr. Watts, Betty D. Watts, Cynthia J. L., 445 Watts, Donald R., 350, 508 Watts, Donna L. Watts, Forster Watts, Joan A. Watts, Neill T., 445 Watts, Philip E. Watts, Rondell K. Watts, Stephen K. Watts, William Waugh, Donna R., 543 Waxman, Deborah L., 269, 333, 482 Way, James S. Wayman, William J., 273, 445 Wayne, Nancy S. Weakley, Lyndon B., 445 Weathers, Frances R., 303 Weathe rs, Thomas J. Weaver, Daniel R. Weaver, Elaine L., 508 Weaver, Kathleen Weaver, Paula Jean, 266, 284, 508 Webb, Randall D., 233, 508 Webb, Robert S., 209, 214 Webb, Rolena S. Webb, Roy E., 543 Webb, Teresa L., 269, 543 Webb, William L., 445 Webb Winset S. Webeler, Robert A., 229, 508 Weber, Leonard J., 482 Weber, Mary E. Weber, Sandra S. Weber, Stephen D., 508 Webster, Deena D. Webster, Jerome A., 508 Webster, Marita F., 543 Weddington, Delores L., 543 Weddington, Frederick Weddington, Tim W. Weeks, Marcia L., 331, 460 Weese, Eve M., 543 Wehry, Kay A., 508 Weihe, Gene N. Weimer, Roberta L., 543 Wei r, Ivan R. Weischedel, Judith L., 277 Weiser, Robert L., 445 Weiss, Terry L., 508 Weissinger, John T., 543 Welch, A. Michael, 482 Welch, Jimmie W. Welch, Michael A., 358, 368, Welch, Paula D. Weldon, Kathy L., 508 Wells, David B., 543 Wells, Deborah L., 508 Wells, Donald W., 347, 508 Wells, Effie, 379, 445 Wells, Elizabeth A., 543 Wells, Gayle C., 482 Wells, Gerald E. Wells, ivan A. Wells, Jack F. Wells, James A., Jr. Wells, Leonard S. Wells, Lillian A., 334, 445 Wells, Phillip R., 368, 482 Wells, Ronnie D., 482 Wells, Sammie E. Wells, Sandra Wells, Sharon K. Wells, Stephen D. Wells, Terry L., 543 Wells, William B., 233, 508 Welsh, James W., 508 Welsh, Sara A., 543 Wenderfer, Phyllis A. Wendling, Sue E., 543 Wendt, Ted A. Wentworth, Robert T., 198 Wentz, Daniel L. Wernegreen, Joan R. Wescott, Annette R. Wesley, Jerry M., 482 Wesley, Jo E., 331, 508 Wesley, John T. Wesley, Linda C., 482 Wesley, Michael F., 265 Wesner, Debra J., 508 Wessel, Judith A., 483 Wessel, Judy R., 508 West, Douglas W., 483 West, Elizabeth T. West, Holton Q., Jr. West, Oscar P. West, Patricia A., 445 West, Quentin West, Robert K., 543 West, Robert S. 4 Whalen, Billy G. Whalen, Gregory K., 377, 543 Wharton, Sylinda J. N. Wheat, Elizabeth R. Wheatley, Mary K., 543 Wheatley, Roniald E. Wheeler, Bonnie A., 195, 267, 334, 508 Wheeler, Brenda D., 543 Wheeler, Denise, 543 Wheeler, Dennis J. Wheeler, Douglas R. Wheeler, Melinda L. Wheeler, Richard C., 543 Wheeler, Toni L., 445 Wheeler, William E. Whicker, Jill S., 267, 543 Whism an, Karen L. B., 445 Whitaker, Clifford D., 543 Whitaker, Dee A. Whitaker, Edgar, 445 Whitaker, Gary D., 483 Whitaker, Geneva, 483 Whitaker, Georgia M., 292 Whitaker, James T., Jr., 543 Whitaker, Joe H., 483 Whitaker, Larry N. Whitaker, Patricia L., 445 Whitaker, Rhonda M., 461 Whitaker, Roland Whitaker, Samuel E. Whitaker, Stephen J., 347 Whitaker, Thomas R. Whitaker, Tony D. Whitaker, William J., 508 White, Ardith W. White, Beverly P. Whie, Carl R., 285, 508 White, Carole L. White, Charles H. White, Daniel T., 445 White, David E., 543 White, White, White, White, White, David L. Douglas D., Jr., 353 Earl E., Jr., 543 Eugene, 361 George C., 237, 599 White, Glenda D. White, Glenn E. White, Gregory R., 543 White, Howard E., Jr. White, James W. White, Jean M. White, JO E., 544 White, Joe E. White, John R., 195, 282 White, John W, 508 White, Karen White, Larry N. White, Linda D., 445 White, Linda F. White, Mary A., 508 White, Mary S. White, Nelson H. White, Pamela L. White, Patrick E. White, Ramona P. White, Ronald F. White, Stephen G., 544 White, William A., 445 Whitehead, Margaret J., 483 Whitehead, Roger L., 445 Whitehill, Harry L., 544 Whitehouse, Roger D., 508 Whitehouse, Steven A., 483 Whiteman, Ralph C. Whitfield, Toni M., 113, sos Whitlock, Robert B., 355, 364, 483 Whitlock, Rodney S., 445 Wickline, Linda L., 483 Wickline, Robert F., 483 Wicklund, Andra V., 544 Wicklund, Carl H., 483 Wiener, Beth A., 262, 275, 544 Wienties, Sharon, 368, Wigfield, Paul D., 483 Wiggins, Dennis W., 2 379, 483 42, 547 Wigton, Terry L., 446 Wilborn, Susan D., 195, 508 Wilburn, Harold D. Wilburn, Yvonne R., 544 Wilcher, Nancy C. VWlcher, Ronald L., 544 Wilcox, Carol L., 264, 269, 333, 362, 483 Wilcox,William S. Wilde, Sandra L., 266, 284, 508 Wilder, Johnny C. Wilder, Vernon O. Wiles, David A. Wiley, Charles C., 483 Wiley, Elizabeth K. Wiley, Russell F., 344, 446 Wilhoit, Johnny W., 199, 446 wnnane, Rhonda K., 508 Wilhoite, Robbie A. Wilkerson, Bonnie L., 544 Wilkerson, Danny Wilkerson, William C., 544 Wilkins, Lizabeth L., 296, 544 Wilkins, Millerson L., 336, 362, 48 VVilkinson, Bruce N. Wilkinson, Dana L., 544 Wilkinson, Dawn K., 446 Wilkinson, Joseph K. Wilkinson, Linda M., 544 Wilkirson, Deanna J., 275 Willan, Deanna J., 275 Willan, Dennis R. Willett, Colleen A., 195, 285, 293 508 Williams, Williams, Williams 1 Williams, Betty A. Williams, Boyd W. Williams, Bruce C. Williams, Bruce L. Williams, Andrew, 303, 361, 446 Barbara J., 483 'Barbara K., 199, 446 Buford S., 446 Williams, Byron B. Williams, Carolyn R. L. Williams, Carolyn S. Williams, Charles Williams, David N. Williams, David W., 260 Williams, Donald L. Williams, Donald L., 544 Williams, Donna J., 274, 483 Williams, Donna J. Williams, Dorothea W., 446 Williams, E. Jane Williams, Eddie J., 446 Williams, Frankie J., 344 Williams, Henry A., 261 Williams, Howard M. Williams, James A., Jr. William, James E. Williams, James W., 483 Williams, Janey E., 544 Williams, Williams, Jimmy D. Williams, Judith E. Williams, 362, 3 70, 547 Jeffrey L., 544 J-.na A., 113, 331, 375, Williams, Kenneth L., 544 Williams, Krista K., 27 Williams, Margaret S., 544 Williams, Nlark H., 544 Williams, Michael C., 446 8, 334, 508 O8 W bb' B J. Wesf' Violef F, Whitlow, Sherry L., 544 - ' I e ellyd Wester, Donna R., 543 Whitlow, William A. WllllamS. MlCl1ael R- Webb, Bren a C. , , , . Wesyerman Claudia D, 445 Whitney, Jack C., 194, 258, 358, Williams, Myra L. T. Webb, Calvin R. ' , ' . . W bb Ch . h J I 229 Westerman, Gloria L., 543 362, 368, 445 Williams, Nevel T., 260 Webb' F rims mo Westerman, Mary C. ' Whitson, William S., 508 Williams, Nicholas W. e , re a ., 5 8 Westefmanl paul WI, 503 Whitt, Dennis E., 544 Williams, Phyllis B. Webb' Hsfold D- Westfall, David A. wnanskef, Jenny L., 544 williams, Richard c. Webb, Jerry E., 547 Westfall, James C., 543 Whittaker, Ronald D. Williams, Richard T. Webb, John D, 432 wesnninsrer Fellowship, 277 Whitten, Donna L., 508 Williams. Rita E- N-: 453 Webb, John K- Weston, Richard H., Jr., 543 Whittenberg, Jesse G. Williams, Robert L., 544 Webb Johnny D Weston, Robin L., 543 Whiningfonl Susan J, Williams, Robert M., 5 ' . ' Westrich, Walter N., 543 Whobrey, Duane M. Williams, Roma J. Webb' Lmda Wethington, Paul l. Wibbels, David A. Williams, Rose A. Webb, Peggy 5. Wethington, William M., 508 Wicker, Clyde E., Jr, Williams, Sandra K. Webb, Philippa M- Weyrich, Steven E.: 543 Wickliffe, William K., 508 Williams, Sandra L. INDEX AND DIRECTORYIWAR-Wl L 599 Williams, Scott S. Williams, Sharon A., 303, 446 William William s, Ted J., 544 s, Ted S., 483 Williams, Thomas J., 350, 362, 446 William s, William M. Williamson, Ba rba ra L. Wilson , Thomas L. Wilson, Valerie Williamson, Carol A., 186, 192, 200, 262, 446 Williamson, Carol L. Williamson, James D., 446 Williamson, Judy K. Williamson, Lisa Williamson, Lonnie E., 544 Williamson, Paul E., 544 Williamson, Peggy A. Williamson, Russel T. Willian, Billy J. Willian, Dennis R., 544 Wilson, Wayne T. Wilson, William P., 353 Wimsett, Monica A., 544 Winbun, Eugene W., Jr. Winburn, Cynthia C., 293, 483 Winburn, Jenny L., 381, 508 Winburn, Marion G. Wind, Beverly J., 368, 508 Winkle, Deborah D., 461 Winkle, Roger A., 544 Winkler, Dwight L. Winkler, Robert G., 263, 544 Winn, Gary B., 544 Winn, Nancy A. Winner, Cathy L., 544 Winstandley, Stewart Winstead, Florence H. Woods, Hobert, Jr., 508 Woods, James R. Woods, Lloyd L. Woods, Lloyd L. Woods, Michael Woods, Michael E., 545 Woods, Sandra L., 545 Woods, Shirley D., 334, 508 Yagi, Yoshihiko Yancey, Philip D., 508 Yann, Thomas E. Yao, Joyce A. Yates, Delma J. Yates, George E., Jr., 545 Yates, James E., 447 Yates, Richard H., 368, 483 Woods, Susan J., 306, 508 woods, William H., 217, 221 Woods, William R., 447 Woodside, Deborah L., 293, 447 Woodward, Barbara F., 545 Woodward, George G., 545 Woodyard, Katherine L., 453 Wooldridge, Kathy D., 276, 545 Woolley, Aida R., 508 Woolley, Craig C. Woolums, James M., 270, 447 Woosley, Albert J., 508 Willian, Winter, Willian, Donnie R., 446 Patricia A., 544 Winstead, Roy D., 446 Michon R. Yonka Willingham, Brenda D., 544 Willis, Bobby G. Willis, Lyle L., Jr., 544 Willis, Margaret A. Willis, Sharon D., 333, 381, 483 Willmes, Don P. Willmes, Don P., 342, 483 Wills, Charles R. Wills Connie, 284 Wills, Jane F., 483 Wills, Mary P., 334, 508 Wills, Richard G. Wilmhoff, James D. Wira, Michael E., 368, 446 Wires, Margaret A., 276, 508 Wirth, Kristine M. Wise, Brenda F., 274, 544 Wise, James R., 544 Wise, Peggy L., 293 Wiseman, David K. Wiseman, Robert C. Wisher, Karen A., 333, 483 Withers, Mary E. Withers, Patti S., 508 Witherspoon, Danny E. Witherspoon, Diane C. Woosley, Betty J., 483 Woosley, Joseph R., 483 Wooten, John R., 355, 483 Yates, Roger D. Yeager, Dorian P., 188, 447 Yeager, Garnie A., 545 Yeager, Virginia P. Yeary, Grady N. Yeiser, Harold D., Jr. Yeldell, Sidney B., 209, 211, 214 Yellman, Donald R., 229, 545 Yelton, Harold M., Jr. Yerian, Dale E. Yoak, Barbara A., 272, 278, 508 Yoakum, Douglas E., 545 Yoakum, William M., 508 Yoder, Gregory L. , Dave E. Wooten, Larry V., 545 Wooton, Don Wooton, Michael L., 483 Wooton, Sally Worcester, Dale A., 545 Workman, Marion T. Workman, Martha K., 447 Workman, Theodore A., 545 Worley, Philip R. Worrell, Billy R., 508 Worrell, Sharon K., 547 York, Ba rba r aJ. York, Billy L., 447 York, Connie S., 545 York, David G. York, Glendan W., 545 York, Henry F. York, Patsy J., 508 Young, Amelia L., 267, 334, 355, 483 Young, Anna J. Young Barry K. Wilmhoff, Michael A., 508 Young Wilms, Catherine, 276 Wilson, Barbara A. Wilson, Barbara V. H. Wilson, Betty A. Wilson, Betty S. Wilson, Carol P. Wilson, David E., 347, 508 Wilson, David L., 446 Wilson, Dean E., 446 Wilson, Deborah A., 508 Wilson, Dianne, 483 Wilson, Donald R. Wilson, Drew D., Jr. Wilson, Elaine, 446 Wilson, Elaine N. Wilson, Floyd E. Wilson, Garland W. Wilson, Gary A., 367, 446 Wilson, George R. Wilson, Geraldine P., 446 Wilson, Gilbert A. Wilson, Hiram D., 544 Wilson, James L., 209, 212 Wilson, Janice L. G. Wilson, Janie M. Wilson, Jerry L., 269, 292 Wilson, John D., 508 Wilson, Jonathan E. Wilson, Joyce W., 303, 483 Wilson, Judith A., 296, 508 Wilson, Judith C. G. Wilson, Judy L., 508 Wilson, Karen K., 508 Wilson, Kenneth L., 453 Wilson, Larry D. Wilson, Linda C., 339 Wilson, Linda L., 483 Wilson, Lynne A., 483 Wilson, Mark A., 508 Wilson, Mark O. Wilson, Marvin Wilson, Marvin E. Wilson, Mary S., 483 Wilson, Michael A., 508 Wilson, Michael J., 347, 508 Wilson, Nancy E. Wilson, Paul A. Wilson, Rebecca D. Wilson, Rebecca J., 544 Wilson, Robert C. Wilson, Robert L., 544 Wilson, Robert M. Wilson, Ronnie C., 446 Wilson, Rosana H. Wilson, Ruth A., 483 Wilson, Stephen J. Wilson, Susan J., 274, 290, 461 Wilson, Wilson, 600 INDEX AND DI Susan M., 508 Terry A. RECTORYXWIL-ZWl Witt, Arnold R., 544 Witt, Haran E. Witt, James D., 547 Witt, Joe L. Win, John C., 446 Witt, Linda R. Witt, Malcomb M., 244, 544 Witt, Mark A. Witt, Michael B. Witt, Patricia A. Witt, Sondra C., 446 Witzer, Steven C. Worrell, Steven A., 508 Worth, John E., 283, 447 Worthington, Ann, 272, 273 Worthington, Charles, 483 Worthington, Elizabet Wozny, Catherine C., 483 Wozny, Constance K., 334, 370, 461 Wozny, Mary A., 545 Wray, Edward M., 508, 545 Wren, Alvin, Jr., 545 Wrestling, 242 Wixted, Daniel J., 276, 483 Woegens, Chris W., 461 Woford, Lynn A. n Woiciechowski, Marg, 446 Wolf, Robert L., 295 Wolfe, Dennis R., 544 Wolfe, Donna L., 453 Wolfe, Ronnie G. Wolfe, Thomas C., 276, 544 Wolfer, Nancy S., 508 Wolford, Donna l., 508 Wolford, Jackie L., 544 Wolfrom, Loretta Wolfzorn, Robert A., 544 Wolnitzek, Robe rt A. Wolski, George L., 344 Womack, James C., 483 Womack, Jeffrey S. Womack, Rachel M. W. Womack, Susan L., 508 Women's lnterdorm, 269 Women 293 's Recreation Association, Wonderley, Linda A. Wong, Ing Chiew D. Wong, Tin Jor, 286, 544 Wood, Brenda L., 544 Wood, Diane, 508 Wood, James M., 236,237, 446 Wood, James R., 349, 508 Wood, Kristin M., 295, 508 Wood, Michael G., 545 Wood, Nan C., 483 Wood, Robert M., 446 Wright, Barbara L., 292, 370, 447 Wright, Charles Jr Wright, Courtenay M. Wright, David W. Wright, Gwendolyn A., 508 Wright, Harold G. Wright, James E., Jr., 364, 365, 508 Wright, Jane E., 368, 508 Wright, Jolinda R. M. Wright, Juanita H. Wright, Larry E., 353, 447 Wright, Melvin E., Jr., 483 Wright, Michael A. Wright, Norma A., 545 Wright, Norma S. Wright, Owen W. Wright, Pamela V., 545 Wright, Phyllis A., 447 Wright, Sandra K., 545 Wright, Sharon K., 290, 483 Wright, Sherri L., 545 Wright, Thomas w., 545 Wright, Wanda M. P., 508 Wright, Wilfred R. Wright, William R., 209 Wubbenhorst, John M. Wurth, Daniel M., 447 Young: Carolyn A., 336, 508 Young, David R., 545 Young Young You ng, 508 , Deborah A., 262, 545 Democrats, 261 Donald L., 209, 268, 303, Young, Douglass W., 483 Young, Elizabeth A., 508 Young Gail S. Young, , Geoffrey S., 355, 483 Young, Jane R., 483 Young, John A., 285, 483 Young, John C. Young, Kathleen M., 545 Young, Linda M., 483 Young, Mary E. Young, Mary M., 264, 447 Young, Michael R., 483 Young, Patsey A., 508 Young , Richard E., 285 Young, Ronald R. Young, Ronald T., 217 Young Young , Sabra A. , Sarah L., 267, 334, 447 Young, Thomas B. Women's Christian Wood, Tommy G. Woodhead, James F. Woodring, David M., 508 Woodruff, Gayle H. Woodruff, Gregory A., 283, 508 Woodruff, Kenneth L., 233, 355, 447 Woodruff, Martin W., 283, 461 Woodruff, Sharon A., 447 Woods, Cheryl L. woods, Eddie L., 447 Woods, Elizabeth T., 447 Woods, Fairce O. Woods, Frances W. Wyatt, Cleveland H. Wyatt, Larry G., 344, 362, 483 Wyatt, Sandra J., 545 Wyckoff, lrene A., 292, 293, 483 Wynkoop, Mary J., 545 Wynn, Larry R., 508 Wysocki, Mark E., 365, 545 Y Yaden, Carolyn H. Yaden, Diana C., 370, 545 Yaden, Vera A., 508 Yagi, Fumihiko Yagi, K. Association, 278 Z Zaccarell, Robert G. Zachary, Jerry L., 447 Zachary, Judy H. Zachritz, Randy J., 447 Zanettini, Donald E. Zanone, Carolyn J., 508 Zea, Pamela J., 508 Zepf, Jori L. Zerkle, Terry L. Zeysing, Ann T., 508 Ziegenfus, Jean E., 545 Zimmerman, Anne R., 508 Zimmerman, Beverly J. Zimmerman, Dianne Zimmerman, Elaine L., 508 Zimmerman, Mary A-I 508 Zimmerman, Sharon A. Zinser, Martin C., 547 Zion, Dennis C., 545 Zoll, James R. Zoller, Susan M., 508 Zweig, Susan A., 447 Zwick, Robert A., 447 Zwick, William C., 447 Facult and Administration A Acker, R. Dean, 128 Adams, Jack, 240 Algier, Ann S., 134 Algier, Keith, 199 Allen, J. Howard, 127 Ambrose, Charles F., 126 Arterberry, T. L., 296 B Bach, Bert C., 134 Baechtold, James E., 84 Baker, Carter G., 244 Baldwin, Earl, 123 Barkley, Dwight G., 283 Barlow, LeRoy, 132 Barr, Dixon A., 163, 164 Barth, Martha, 200 Batch, Donald L., 285 Begley, Robert, 119 Benson, Richard L., 154 Berge, William H., 149 Bishop, Fred, 119 Black, Giles T., 289 Branson, Brantley A., 285 Brizendine, Fred W., 484 Bruning, Theodore L., 260 Butler, Wendell P., 119 Byrn, Ernest E., 285 C Carey, Glenn, 147 Casey, William H., 364 Cavendish, Father John, 273 Chastain, Gary K., 193 Clawson, Kenneth, 125 Clay, Sidney, 119 Coates, J. Dorland, 598 Cocanougher, LaRue, 125 Combs, Bert, 84 Combs, Donald G., 228, 229 Cooper, John C., 155 Craft, Clyde O., 193 Creamer, Effie B., 143, 287 Crum, Daniel B., 262 D Davis, James Homer, 193 Deck, John M., 133 Denny, Charlotte C., 142 Dickerson, Mary, 598 Dixon, Wallace C., 132 Donaldson, Neal, 127, 129 Donovan, H. L., 82 E Engle, Fred A., 201, 262 F Feltner, Donald R., 130 Fox, John P., 372 Francis, Fred L., 209 - G Gartrell, Harvey S., 194 Gentry, Richard L. 132, 198 George, Ted M. 148 Gibson, H. C., 163, 164 Graham, David R., 194 Griffin, Edwin N., 275 Grise, Martha, 195 Groves, Barney R., 243, 246, 295 Grose, Gerald K., 299, 301 Gunn, Rodger S., 200 Gurganus, Jane, 200, 273 H Hagan, Adda, 201 Eastern Regent Earle B. Combs speaks at the recognition dinner honodnig him as Kentucky's only member of BasebaIl's Hall of Fame. Index Hale, Harry, 152 Haney, Donald C., 147 Hansson, Kenneth S., 141 Harper, Tom C., 217 Harris, James S., 125 Hartwell, Robert, 300 Harville, Robert H., 209 Hayes, Glenn W., 283 Hayes, Robert, 166 Hess, Edwin A., 151 Hetrick, Phyllis, 372 Hill, Roberta, 143 Hissom, Jack R., 217, 225 Hoagland, Bruce D., 302 Hogg, Emogene M., 484 Hollin, Taylor N., 198 Householder, William A., 137 Hughes, Charles T., 232, 233, 235 ingeis, Mary K., 127 lson, Jack, 209 J Jirran, Raymond J., 538 Johnson, Keen, 599 Jones, Sanford, 286 K Kidd, Roy l.., 86, 91, 206, 209, 551 Kirkpatrick, D., 298 Kleine, Glen, 196 L LaFuze, H. L., 227 Lane, Bennie R., 154 Lash, Charles E., 193 Leach, Leslie H., 138 Lee, James A., 155, 197 Lewis, Clyde J., 129 Lichty, Daniel, 229 Lindsay, Bryan E., 134, 299 Long, John M., 372 Luy, Jack A., 136 Mc MtcBrayer, Paul, 84 McGlasson, Mary M., 285 McKenney, William A., 164 M Martin-, Henry, 168 Martin, Robert R., 82-88, 92, 93, 118-122,12B, 175, 192, 366, 439 Maupin, M. M., 252 Meisenheimer, J. L., 286 Miller, Thomas A., 302 Moretz, Elmo E., 171 Morris, William A., 165 Moss, Willie S., 144 Muns, George E., 147 Murray, J. G., 209 Myers, Thomas D., 126, 127, 198 Mylum, Dixie B., 278 N Nagle, Carl J., 364 Nelson, Charles L., 153 Nichols, Robert A., 194 O 0'Donnell, W. F., 82 Ogden, Frederic D., 145, 147 Ogle, Robert L., 193 P Palmer, VWlson, 119 Parkhurst, Willis, 196 Patrick, Alfred, 161 Pettengill, Dwynal Bickford, 156, 200 Phillips, Juanita, 167 Pilam, Joseph L., 133 Plummer, E. G., 226, 227 Posey, Robert W., 140, 198 Powell, J. C., 119, 123, 127 Presnell, Glenn E., 86, 239 Prewitt, Roger W., 193 R Roberts, Jay, 86, 372 Robinson, George W., 149 Rowlett, John D., 128, 135 S Salyer, Darnell, 285 Schwendeman, J. R. fJr.1, 156 Scott, Brett D., 289 Sexton, William, 135 Shadoan, Donald, 160 Shannon, William A., 209 Shindelbower, D. N., 152 Smith, Claude K., 162 Smith, Donald H., 127 Stanaland, Peggy, 294 Stapleton, William A., 129 Steanson, Julia, 197 Stocker, James W., 283 Stovall, Thomas F., 124 Strong, Guy, 217, 218 Sumner, Euglenia, 287 T Tarvin, Robert E., 127 Thompson, Ralph J., 285 Thurman, Kelly, 153 Tunnell, K. D., 133 U Uhlir, G., 292 Unterbrink, Howard, 129 V Vamos, Roland, 299 Vescio, Herb, 261 Vickers, John L., 122 Von Allman, Carl G., 244 W Wallace, William L., 119 Warren, Ned L-7 169 Way, James W., 193 Whalin, Ralph W., 119, 139, 193 Wise, Joe, 170 Y Young, Joseph H., 157, 201 INDEX AND DIRECTORYXACK-YOU 601 --nl-...... LT',gg'7ign-Le 'w' Y .' fr.. ,ewan .. fe-dag-neu...f----,,dL.n..-.a- DR. J. DORLAND COATES Professor of Education Associa1e Dean for Teacher Educafion December 13, 1969 ! ,lv A 4 , L Qu' -M QPU: 'x -U 1 N x KEEN JOHNSON Former Governor of the Commonwealth, Regent and Friend of Eastern Kentucky University February 7, 1970 GEORGE CARVER WHITE Freshman White Plains, New York October 30, 1969 IN MEMORIAM 60 5 ms fi K pun,-f 5 J, ,.- 604 MI LESTONE X v K 1 .. Q Q f K uri 'L ly ',g,.1,.,..-:Jw .4-no up .,n,.,,f ? X X tw ,H :ii lr-'WI' rn .'-WV-J . .' .-Q..-f ,- nu 5. .-J,., Editor's Note AT lasT The 1970 Milesfone is finished, iT will remain as a record of The year ThaT began an Age of UndersTanding aT EasTern. As a reference book and a his- Tory of The year aT EKU, iT is my hope ThaT The 1970 Milesfone will grow in value, To each of iTs 8,300 holders as The years pass. Many persons have helped To compile This book, and iT is impossible To men- Tion everyone. However, There are Those To whom a special Thanks musT be given. 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