Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 624 of the 1971 volume:

KENTUCKIANA Jot in Wilson Townsencl Room EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVKUSITV M ' NIUCKY LD1741 RICHMOND .E463__ M5 1971 1971 MILESTONE k Rf IHSk, 1 A : kj 1 1 1 August came and we were here. A new year was ours and it, like us, was a fresh slate upon which to write. We were both like the tabula rasa of the philosophers. What we seemed to possess in the most abundant quantities was our idealism. Something must be done, we said, almost collectively, about pollution, war, population, social ills and other critical issues. It was good that our awakening came at a time when we were motivated to begin searching for answers to deep- rooted problems; perhaps the only time in our lives when we could call upon so much knowledge, both human and stored, in our impatient quest for solutions. 2 MILESTONE ..-... . ■ -■g 4Bfc 4« %1 i TirrWMiiir !   ?;•:. . Sl ' _. J gg .. Determined to record our influence upon the times, we ran, face to face, into our own inexperience. For all our idealism, we were malleable. We reached out for direction. The Univer- sity became our blacksmith. 4 MILESTONE MILESTONE 5 . ' •«; ' l r T ' rttv t ' . We were molded, stretch- ed, and hammered into a form fashioned to help us meet our own personal com- mitment. Our very presence at Eastern indicated our faith in the future and our promise to meet challenges facing us. MILESTONE 7 The University gave us direction. We became involved in varied edu- cational experiences. Eastern re- sponded to meet our needs with a growing physical plant, a more diversified curriculum, and a learned faculty. 8 MILESTONE - 10 MILESTONE The beauty of the campus and the academic society which it houses furthered our realization of our com- mitment to the future of a world which stands in marked contrast to the sheltered life within the University. Eastern was our hurricane ' s eye and within it we could develop our concepts free from outside pressures. MILESTONE 11 12 MILESTONE Many of us realized that a college education comes from more than going to classes, writing papers, and spending countless hours in the library. It is also a reaction between people nurtured by the atmosphere created by the University. MILESTONE 13 14 MILESTONE We reached out and grasped the challenge. Our interactions with others became formative forces as we moved toward an awareness that the growing demands of the future would be ours to meet. Only with a definite direction could we ever hope to meet this challenge. MILESTONE 15 All the elements at work combined to forge commit- ments that varied in inten- sity and direction. 16 MILESTONE L ST 9 too, fffi While some focused on crucial issues, others acquiesced in apathy and trivia, consuming what could have been productive moments. 18 MILESTONE MILESTONE 19 20 MILESTO NE Then, in a pompous flurry of activity, we ended our days in the ivory tower. The worth of our commitment, direc- tion, and preparation would be mea- sured by history. MILESTONE 21 1971 MILESTONE VOLUME 48 EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Richmond, Kentucky Robert B. Whitlock, editor Paula McCann, managing editor James Pleasant, business manager CONTENTS Foreword 1 Student Life ... .26 Beauty 104 Academics . . . .120 Honors 198 Athletics 226 Organizations . . .282 Classes of 1971 . .408 Underclasses . . .484 Index 566 In Memoriam . . .612 Calendar Brings Early R eturn Adoption of a new academic calen- dar beckoned Eastern ' s student body back to campus as early as August 26. Although the dates were changed, the incoming freshmen did not escape the traditional events of Orientation Week and early fall, including the em- barrassment of Rat Court, the antics of the Powder Puff football game and the Sigma Chi Derby. The first ordeal of the school year, carrying mountains of clothes, is met by one of Eastern ' s 9.602 fall semester students Rat Court Justices (above) mete a hilarious sentence to an unsuspect- ing freshman, who (opposite) is on the receiving end of a zealous execu- tion by justice Al Clark. 26 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 27 ■ - r J Ui During the Powder Puff football game, the K .UI s huddle to plot strategy for their next play Due to the shortage of jerseys an Alpha Gam makes a quick change before entering the action Mortally injured , a KDT lies on the turf during Powder Puff play. 28 STUDENT LIFE Powder Puff and Sigma Chi Derby Add Comic Relief to Early Weeks A Chi Omega courageously braves the hot sun and sour milk during the Derby ' s baby bottle contest ADPi ' s enthusiastically cheer their favorites during another Derby event. STUDENT LIFE 29 More Than 9,600 Register For Fall When registration for the first se- mester ended, the last student through the line pushed the fall enrollment figure to 9.602. The registration total was 62 stu- dents less than the year before: a fact creditable to the new draft lottery, an abatement of the influx of students from the post WWII baby boom, and a general cool down of the economy. Registration was the same as al- ways, with two minor exceptions. Due to the new academic calendar, it was completed about three weeks earlier than normal; and a few hundred in- coming freshmen had registered early in the summer. The success of the registration made an expansion of the system a certainty for the future. Right: Students jam the auxiliary gym in Alumni Coliseum during registration. Below: Needing assistance is not al- ways a bad experience when the Vallianettes are around. MENTiRY UCAT10N 30 STUDENT LIFE %£ . JND Top: Excedrin Headache No. 169: The last class you need is closed. Left: Students take advantage of any flat surface to com- plete the many forms required during registration. Above: The last, but perhaps the most painful, task of registration is paying fees . . . even if you postpone it. STUDENT LIFE 31 Book-buying is a necessity of a semester ' s beginning, and the zeal of the new school year finds many of them open before they are paid for. 32 STUDENT LIFE Books Bought, Classes Are Begun Early in the year, classes are marked by rapt attention and the conscientious tak- ing of notes. STUDENT LIFE 33 ' Musical Dorms ' Played By Coeds The year-m-year-out routine of dormi- tory life was enlivened this year with the inception of what could be called musi- cal dormitories. Keith Hall, which had served as a men ' s residence since its construction more than a decade ago. was converted to a women ' s dormitory for the fall se- mester due to a change in the male- female student ratio. During the spring semester, with Burnam undergoing a renovation. Combs. Miller. Beckham and McCreary halls joined Keith as men ' s dorms being occupied by coeds. A concerted effort was made during the year for more dormitory-centered activities. Whether they were constructed as men ' s or women ' s halls, all of Eastern ' s dormitories continued to serve as part of the total educational experience. The lessons learned through living and working together were often as con- structive as those of the classroom. Right: Dorms offer an opportunity for relaxed cutting up . Below: The telephone provides a necessary link with the world outside the dorm Below right: A coed carries her belongings into Earle Combs Hall at the start of the second semester. The dorm ' s freshly painted door tells the story of its conversion. 34 STUDENT LIFE One of the advantages of having a roommate is that a hairdresser is always handy. STUDENT LIFE 35 Window decorations, waiting for the shower, and pensive moments are all memorable experiences of dormitory living. 36 STUDENT LIFE A suitcasing student watches patiently as she awaits her weekend ride home. STUDENT LIFE 37 Governor Nunn Heads Begley Dedication The attention of national leaders in physi- cal education, law enforcement, military, and athletics focused on Eastern late in Septem- ber with the dedication of the Robert B. Beg- ley Building. A multi-purpose structure, the Begley Building opened, housing the headquarters for EKU ' s School of Health, Physical Educa- tion. Recrea tion and Athletics, the School of Law Enforcement, and the Department of Military Science. As an athletic facility, it was designed to seat 20,000 football fans to watch the Colonels in action on Hanger Field. Above: Robert B Begley. extreme right. Eastern regent and drug com- pany president enjoys the dedication game win over East Tennessee with Governor Nunn. President Martin and other dignitaries Below left: Governor Louie B. Nunn, framed by the national and state colors, ad- dresses the crowd gathered for the dedication ceremonies of the Robert B. Begley Building. Below: Jim Pratt, president of the EKU Student Association, officially accepts the Begley Building on behalf of his fel- low students Opposite: Eastern ' s flag unfurls majestically during the impressive flag-raising ceremonies preceding the EKU-East Tennessee football game. 38 STUDENT LIFE BEGLEY DEDICATION STUDENT LIFE BEGLEY DEDICATION 39 Wide Curriculum Serves Students Eastern students enrolled in 137 dif- ferent major degree programs during the 1970-71 year. The academic offering, largest in EKU history, included more than 100 programs that did not exist at Eastern just ten years ago. Students patrticipated in 24 asso- ciate, 61 baccalaureate, 44 masters, seven specialist degree programs and in the joint doctoral program. Approved to be added to this academic potpoun were 1 1 new programs that will be offered dunngthe 1971 fall term. Right: The use of the cutting torch 15 not an industrial skill alone, as is demonstrated in this art design course Below: An Eastern nursing student Intently observes an operation in progress at the UK Medical Center. Jh Eastern art students work with varied media in creating their work, includ- ing, as in this case, the traditional canvas and oil STUDENT LIFE 41 Right: Dyeing pigments are important in preparing microscope slides Below: Dr Santord Jones, who coordinated a summer National Science Founda- tion Institute in biology, conducts an experiment. 42 STUDENT LIFE The Drosophila (fruit fly) remains the classic subject in genetic study. Right: A student gently removes fruit flies from a container before placing them under a dissecting microscope to determine sex. STUDENT LIFE 43 Right: There is room for a little diversion in most classes Far right: A circular class arrangement is conducive for discussion in a graduate-level education course Be- low: Follow through on an iron shot gets the attention of a coed participating in a physical education activity class. 44 STUDENT LIFE A women ' s physical education class receives struction on six-player basketball STUDENT LIFE 45 46 STUDENT LIFE The Extended Arm: A Universal Symbol . . . Body Language was the name of a best- selling book during the year, but the arm and its language of signals could well deserve a volume all its own. Just the simple act of extending the arm over the head has myriad applications, all with different symbolism. Whether the signal of an official starting an athletic contest, a fan signaling his favorite team, an individual indicating power for his cause, a questioning student or a conductor drawing musical artistry, the outstretched arm is as important a communicative tool as the spoken word. STUDENT LIFE 47 . . . With Diverse Interpretations 48 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 49 50 STUDENT LIFE CHANCE MEETING STUDENT LIFE CHANCE MEETING 51 Left: Pollution came under examination during an April observance of Earth Day, dramatized by day-long amphitheatre discussions and the display of truck loads of trash that littered the Madison County country- side. Above: Despite its occasional heavy smoke discharges, the EKU heating plant was |udged nearly 100 percent effective in removing polluting matter. Not so lucky was the H. K. Porter Plant, located near the campus, which was chastised by the Madison County Grand Jury and the Richmond administration for emitting noxious fumes Below: At the ROTC forum, students voice both opposition and support to a mandatory military science program to Charles Abner, Larry Parks and Gary McDavid. defenders of ROTC. 52 STUDENT LIFE v ' Critical Issues Come Into Focus The Eastern campus provided a sheltered environ- ment where the critical issues of the day could be examined in a rational manner without pressure and coercion. Both on-campus and universal issues came into focus during the year. Included in the former was the question of mandatory ROTC and women ' s dormitory hours, both the subjects of student forums and stu- dent-faculty committee study. Pollution, the war, drug abuse and the problems of governmental agencies at all levels also came under the examination of students and the entire University Community. STUDENT LIFE 53 Coed Dorm Hours Draw Discussion Above: Edie Reynolds poses a question to Women ' s Interdorm Coun- cil members Sharon Crews. Margaret Skaggs, and Ellen Simpson (op- posite) at a forum examining women ' s dormitory hours Below: Antique millstones, here as they were at the beginning of the school year, were the center of attention in an issue concerning maintaining the natural state of the ravine when they were placed in a seating area. The pressing problem of child abuse was highlighted by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council-sponsored Kentucky Coroners ' Conference STUDENT LIFE 55 v,  : M ' V f - s.-i Wl fc$ ■ • Z- - — i _ - s .--- - ' - — ■ - -- ' ifl ? r BE r 8?S i Vj sap y . ■ w ' ■ . •■ Autumn Spectaculars Stir Campus to Life At the first leaves of fall blanketed the campus. Eastern had an outward appearance of slumber. However, the peaceful atmo- mosphere belied the outburst of activity which accompanied autumn to the campus. v« vi t : f ;-% .:-— ; $ STUDENT LIFE 57 Band Day Explodes With Color, Sound The first major football season pr oduction brought more than 5.000 high school band members to Richmond and Eastern for the annual kaleidoscope of color and sound that is Band Day. A downtown parade, a rehearsal and a pic- nic lunch led to the always stirring massed band halftime show. Richmond streets are brightened by the parading bands. 58 STUDENT LIFE BAND DAY EKU marching band director Robert Hartwell (above) conducts th massed bands (below) in a voluminous halftime show. The Madison Central band ' s color guard stands silhouetted against a billowy sky dur- ing the halftime performance STUDENT LIFE BAND DAY 59 Homecoming Says ' You ' ve Read It In The Paper ' Homecoming ' 71, sporting a You ' ve Read it in the Paper theme, began with the chores of float building and ended with a 17-7 foot- ball victory over visiting Murray. Among Homecoming weekend ' s major ac- tivities were a Friday night dance to the music of the Sirs in Brass; and a post-game concert by the Friends of Distinction. Peggy Cotten. a sophomore from Spring- field. Ohio, was selected Homecoming Queen from among 15 elected finalists. She was crowned in pregame ceremonies before a crowd of 22.500. Work on floats proceeds feverishly the nights before Homecoming. 60 STUDENT LIFE HOMECOMING Left: A polluting Murray is swept up Above: E mum-holding coeds watch dreamily as the parade passes. Below: A Lexington Shrine Temple clown presents a flower to a parade watcher. STUDENT LIFE HOMECOMING 61 Right: A Linus-toting majorette carries the newspaper theme into the half- time show. Below: Fans are still coming in as Eastern and Mur ray begin their important OVC game 62 STUDENT LIFE HOMECOMING President Martin prepares to bestow the traditional kiss upon Home- coming Queen Peggy Cotten as news cameras and court look on. Lectures, Concerts Provide Diversion A variety of cultural presentations provided self-improvement diversions throughout the academic year. The Garvice Kincaid Lecture, the Commu- nity Concert Series. University Theatre pro- ductions, art exhibits, and the University Center Board lecture-concert series com- bined to offer a year-round program for Eastern ' s students, faculty, staff and members of the Richmond community. Above: Famous guitarist Carlos Montoya performs his artistry in Brock Auditorium as part of the Community Concert Series. Right: Kincaid lecturer Jesse Stuart clasps his head during a reflective portion of his presentation. Opposite: University Theatre performer Robert S. Gray performs in the Civil War drama. John Brown ' s Body. 64 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 65 Center Board Concerts Headline 5th Dimension Right: Spotlights silhouette the performers during the University Center Board-sponsored Oliver Concert. Below: Folk song stylist Josh White entertains in Alumni Coliseum. 66 STUDENT LIFE Above and left: The 5th Dimension performs in the Center Board ' s most heavily attended concert of the year. STUDENT LIFE 67 68 STUDENT LIFE Even In The Midst of Crowds . . When nearly 10,000 people are impacted into a relatively compact area, the individual is faced with the problem of maintaining identity. Eastern was no different this year. A new stadium made the crowds even larger and sometimes the elements forced humanity, closer together. Classes and campus side- walks reinforced the feeling that the student was no longer just himself, but part of the larger impersonal whole. But for the person who looked beneath the surface, there was always the opportunity to be physically alone, or to maintain individuality through individ- ual expression and reflection. STUDENT LIFE 69 . . . There Is Still Room For The Individual 70 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 71 , 72 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 73 Building Present, But Centralized To the seasoned observer of Eastern, and to upperclassmen. the construction activity this year seemed misleadingly at a low ebb. In contrast to past years when construction work was being conducted on virtually every edge of the campus, it was centralized this year into one location. Rising from the old Hanger Stadium site were the new Powell University Center, which will be EKU ' s new social center, the William Wallace Building, a classroom structure, and the nondenominational Chapel of Meditation. Right: Structural steel is outlined against the sky at the William Wallace Building site. Below: A single photograph captures major construction activity at the Powell University Center, the Chapel of Meditation, and the Wallace Building. Opposite: A crane rises above the work on the University Center. 74 STUDENT LIFE SIUDENT LIFE 75 Snow and Cold Close Classes After a winter devoid of snowfall th rough its first two months. Eastern fell victim to heavy accumulations of the cold, white stuff in February. Slick roads and campus sidewalks, coupled with sub-10 degree weather, forced the cancellation of a day-and-a-half of classes. While the heating plant, which had suffered the burn-out of stoker motor, struggled to maintain campus warmth, students frolicked, imperv- ious to the cold. Right: The area behind the library becomes a snowball bat- tleground Below: Despite its drawbacks, snow provides a cold-weather beautification of campus shrubs. ' ■ fy. r£ v 76 STUDENT LIFE Above: A stop sign makes an improvised sled for a student zipping down a sidewalk into the ravine. Left: The spring thaws will make this bird ' s nest again habitable. STUDENT LIFE 77 78 STUDENT LIFE February Puts Football On Ice Opposite, above and left: Snowfall and stu- dent ingenuity combine tor the inception of a new sport, snow football STUDENT LIFE 79 Safety and Security officer Jack Lemmons per- forms his morning and afternoon duty of stopping traffic so that children attending Model Laboratory School can cross Lancaster Avenue in safety. STUDENT LIFE Campus Security Performs Services Above: Officer Bill James chats with a student during the half of an Eastern basketball game. Below: The miniature two-way radio is an important tool In traffic control. STUDENT LIFE 81 THE Game 82 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 83 84 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 85 86 STUDENT LIFE Western 94, Eastern 93, One Overtime STUDENT LIFE 87 Teaching Highlights Many Seniors ' Year For more than half of Eastern ' s graduating seniors, a semester of student teaching was a unique experience. After three years of pre- paration and the study of education and subject matter courses, the theory of the classroom was put into practice. Besides being a valuable learning device for the future teachers, it was the initial, first- hand taste of their chosen profession. Right: Student teacher Jane Rice draws an amused reaction from student Jill Curry at Model Lab School Below: Student teachers Mar- tha Saylor. Miss Rice. Barbara Van Zant and Glen Hendrix compare notes while relaxing in the faculty lounge. 88 STUDENT LIFE Miss Rice and student Cecilia Orchard enjoy a lighter moment on the playground during recess. STUDENT LIFE 89 Glen Hendnx helps students Steve Hensel (above) and Chris Sal yerwith individual math problems. 90 STUDENT LIFE Left: Hendrix and Miss Rice quietly discuss the next pro- cedure in a team-teaching effort. Below: Hendrix super- vises an outdoor free play period. STUDENT LIFE 91 Above: Claudia Taylor entertains with I ' m Just A Girl Who Can ' t Say No. from Okla- homa during the talent phase of competition. Above right: The newly crowned Miss Eastern parades down the runway Below: Contestants Carol Schwenke. Brenda Reiter. Debbie Pearson. Jenny Robinson and Alice Kraig pose for the |udges during swim suit competition Below right: The outgoing Miss Eastern. Marty Jo Payton makes her exit sing- ing The Other Mans Grass Is Always Greener. 92 STUDENT LIFE Claudia Taylor Captures Miss Eastern Title Above: Claudia Taylor and first runnerup Vickey Carney both smile as the announcement revealing the 1971 Miss Eastern is made. Below: Mistress of ceremonies Janie Olmstead. the 1966 Miss Kentucky, prepares to read the judges ' decisions as finalists Alice Kraig, Jenney Robinson, Brenda Reiter. Claudia Taylor andVickey Carney, are all beaming. Miss Claudia Taylor was crowned Miss Eastern 1971 in March as she was selected from among ten contestants to be EKU ' s representative in the Miss Kentucky Pageant and at the 1971 Mountain Laurel Festival. She was crowned by the 1970 Miss Eastern and reigning Mountain Laurel Queen, Miss Marty Jo Payton. A Frankfort sophomore, Claudia decked out in western dress for her talent presentation, a vocal rendition of I ' m Just A Girl Who Can ' t Say No. from the Broadway musical Okla- homa. Members of Miss Eastern ' s court were first runnerup. Miss Vickey Car- ney; second runnerup, Miss Alice Kraig; third runnerup, Miss Jenney Robinson, and fourth runnerup, Miss Brenda Reiter. The Miss Eastern Pageant was spon- sored by the Panhellenic Society and Interfraternity Council. STUDENT LIFE 93 Spring Fever Precedes Finals An inescapable fact of every school year is that the warm weather of spring and the academic showdown of final examinations coincide. Fortunately, there always seem to be a few short weeks available to enjoy springtime be- fore turning to the serious work at hand. Above: A bicycle recieves a fresh rider during the Delta Upsi- lon bicycle marathon. Right: Physical education students take advantage of the warm sun on the steps of the Weaver Health Buildings. 94 STUDENT LIFE Left: Abbreviated outfits mark the coming of warm weather Be- low: A cook-out at Adams ' cave provides a break from the daily routine of classes. ►J i in :. ■ h 1 , - ' % € it I ' - ' : - STUDENT LIFE 95 Library Gets Workout As Exams Near Above: A coed relaxes in a deserted dorm lobby as she catches up on her reading Right: Jon May takes advantage of the periodical room to bone up on current issues. 96 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 97 Opposite: Seclusion can be found between the stacks of books in the library Right: The library staff is kept busy as the closing semester and final examinations increases circulation Below: Teamwork is many times an asset to studying 98 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 99 Outdoor Activities Highlight Spring Spring ' s warming weather drove campus activity back to the outdoors as Greek events like Kappa Alpha ' s Old South Week, the Delta Upsilon bike race, and the organized spring sports began to dominate lei- sure hours. For more than 1,700 Eastern seniors, enjoying their last bout as students with spring fever, the culmination of four years came closer as the days drew longer. Right: One of the highlights of the KA ' s Old South Week is a parade through the campus by the brothers and their ladies. Above: A Colonel trackman clears a hurdle in the OVC trackmeet at Morehead. 100 STUDENT LIFE Left: Out is the call as a Colonel base runner is tagged while trying to score Below: A soon to be graduate perches by the ravine fish pond to read the Progress. STUDENT LIFE 101 Commencement Is Alpha and Omega Suddenly, it ended! For some 2,000 persons, commencement signaled both the end of years of preparation at Eastern and the beginning of a future as bright as their initiative and imagination would allow. Left behind were friends and the many things which would always be held dear. But, none could, if they wanted, leave behind the memories. The lighted stage of the Van Peursem Pavilion provides a beacon during summer commencement in the amphitheatre Opposite: Mothers and those 60-second photographs make commence- ment complete Left: The lighted stage of the Van Peursem Pavilion provides a beacon during summer commencement in the amphi- theatre Below: A congratulatory kiss is another reward STUDENT LIFE COMMENCEMENT 103 BEAUTY Homecoming Queen Queen Athena . ._-- Campus Beauties ,. Miss Photogenic . Miss Milestone . : HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Peggy Cotten Miss Peggy Cotten. a junior business education major from Springfield, Ohio, was chosen from 15 student- elected finalists to reign over the 1970 Homecoming. Vibrant Peggy, sponsored by Kappa Alpha Order, was selected by a panel of judges who used beauty, poise, and personality as their criteria. 106 BEAUTY HOMECOMING QUEEN BEAUTY HOMECOMING QUEEN 107 108 BEAUTY QUEEN ATHENA QUEEN ATHENA Barbara Harrison Miss Barbara Harrison, a junior speech pa- thology major from Erlanger, is the 1971 Queen Athena. Barbara was selected by the Associa- tion of the United States Army to serve as ROTC Corps Sponsor and sponsor commander during 1971-72. Active in campus organizations, the 1971 goddess of skill, wisdom and warfare is a mem- ber of Chi Omega sorority and a majorette. BEAUTY QUEEN ATHENA 109 CAMPUS BEAUTIES The Student Body was the judge for the selection of the 14 coeds featured as Campus Beauties in the 1971 Milestone. This year ' s Campus Beauties, including the Misses Pho- togenic and Milestone, are the members of the court of Homecoming Queen Peggy Cot- ten. All were chosen in a campus-wide elec- tion from among 45 nominees. Selected to begin this year ' s presentation is Miss Marty Jo Payton, the reigning Kentucky Mountain Laurel Queen and Miss Eastern of 1970. MARTY JO PAYTON, Beta Omicron Gamma 110 BEAUTY CAMPUS BEAUTIES GAIL LYTTLE, University Ensemble GINGER SPRIGGS, E Club BEAUTY CAMPUS BEAUTIES 111 BRENDAREITER, Nursing F ' i . Jl r S M L k ti 3E8 w f ; iiim£m?S . y - CYNDIE SANDY, Kappa Delta Tau 112 BEAUTY CAMPUS BEAUTIES DIANA MOORE, Chi Omega BEAUTY CAMPUS BEAUTIES 113 DONAGENE BRANHAM, ROTC 114 BEAUTY CAMPUS BEAUTIES DARYL POYNTER, Tau Kappa Epsilon MILLERSON WILKINS, Delta Sigma Theta BEAUTY-CAMPUS BEAUTIES 115 DEBBIE GROVE, McGregor Hal 116 BEAUTY CAMPUS BEAUTIES CONNIE HANEY, Palmer Hall OLIVE FALCONE, Veterans Club BEAUTY-CAMPUS BEAUTIES 117 MISS PHOTOGENIC Marie Covington Photogenic, says Webster, is being artis- tically suitable for being photographed. That describes the 1971 Miss Photogenic. Marie Covington, a junior physical education major from Georgetown. Selected as Miss Photogenic by the Mile- stone photographers. Marie is active in the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Club, and was sponsored as a Homecoming Candidate by the Keith Hall House Council. 118 BEAUTY MISS PHOTOGENIC MISS MILESTONE RoxieCronenwett Selected by the editors on the basis of her cameo- like classic beauty is the 1971 Miss Milestone, Roxie Cronenwett. Roxie is a sophomore physical educa- tion major trom Mount Gilead, Ohio, and was spon- sored by Telford Hall. BEAUTY MISS MILESTONE 119 Governor Nunn Emphasizes Order The Commonwealth ' s Governor, the Hon- orable Louie B. Nunn. took special interest in higher education during the third year ot his term, as he took steps aimed at prevent- ing disruption on Kentucky ' s campuses. Early in the academic year, the governor sent letters to all students enrolled in Ken- tucky ' s public universities and colleges urging them to maintain order so that public and legislative reaction would not endanger the institutions ' sources ot tunds. The Kentucky chief executive ' s visits to Eastern included a dinner honoring Regent Earle B. Combs on his induction into the baseball Hall of Fame, a press conference for high school journalists, and the dedica- tion of the Robert B. Begley Building. At the Begley dedication. Governor Nunn said, This nation today looks to its univer- sities to restore themselves as citadels of reason in a free society. He said that those who want to maintain the university must align themselves in support of academic freedom. There is no middle ground here because to tolerate violence is to condone violence. Right: Governor Louie B. Nunn delivers the address at the dedication of the Robert B Begley Building Below: The state ' s highest official answers questions from high school journalists during a summer work- shop. Below Right: Governor Nunn. President Martin, and members of the Board of Regents walk toward their seats following flag-raising ceremonies that preceded the Eastern-East Tennessee football game. 122 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION Regents ' Decisions Affect University Life As the University ' s official governing body, the Board of Regents made itself felt through the enactment of important measures in virtually every phase of EKU ' s operation dur- ing the 1970-71 year. The administrative measure which first affected students was the adoption of a new academic calendar that advanced school year dates by nearly four weeks. Under the new schedule, the year began in late August, with commencement set for early May. Okaying a new student body constitution, approval of construction bond issues, the sanctioning of a dozen new degree programs and new administrative and faculty appoint- ments consumed a good part of the Regent ' s work. Eastern ' s Board of Regents is composed of men who have made significant contribu- tions in their professions, appointed to four- year terms by the Governor. Student and faculty representatives, who are elected by their peers, serve as non-voting members on the Board. EASTERN ' S BOARD OF REGENTS: Earle B. Combs, Robert B. Begley, Bob Babbage. William L Wallace. President Robert R Martin. Wendell P. Butler State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Dr J. C. Powell, board secre- tary. Henry Stratton. Gerald May. Ralph Whalin. Marvin Edwards Below: Regents Begley. Babbage. and Wallace study a proposal for a new graduate degree program during a quarterly board meeting. ACADEMICS BOARD OF REGENTS 123 The President, Dr. Robert R. Martin 124 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION President Martin Assumes National Post Dr. Robert R. Martin began his second de- cade as Eastern ' s sixth president in impressive fashion this year as he reaped honors and rec- ognition for the achievements of his admini- stration and assumed an important position of national educational leadership. Recognition came in the form of resolutions from the EKU faculty, Board of Regents, the Alumni Association, and Richmond and Madi- son County government as Dr. Martin ' s 10th year as president ended. The resolutions com- mended President Martin for his efforts in providing educational opportunities and the maintenance of order on the Eastern campus. Later in the year, in ceremonies at More- head, President Martin received the Joint Alumni Council of Kentucky ' s first award for distinguished service to education. Dr. Martin was thrust into a position of na- tional leadership in November when the Amer- ican Association of State Colleges and Univer- sities elected him as the organization ' s presi- dent-elect. He will serve as president of the 275-institution group next year. Earlier, during the summer, Dr. Martin rep- resented the AASCU before a Congressional education and labor committee studying fed- eral assistance to college and university stu- dents. In testimony that received prominent atten- tion from federal government and the national press, Dr. Martin likened a student aid plan that would restrict funds to disrupted cam- puses to a three-legged horse. He pointed that the plan, which would have made an es- timated 100,000 low-income students ineli- gible for financial aid, would limp along badly until it finally collapses. In January, Dr. Martin issued a 36-page re- port of Eastern ' s development from 1959-60 to 1969-70. Entitled Toward a Vision, the report outlined quantitative and qualitative developments at Eastern in the primary areas of physical plant, faculty, curricula, and stu- dent services. The latter area, student services, received special emphasis from President Martin dur- ing the 1970-71 year. The establishment of a counseling center away from administrative offices and an expanded program within the residence halls were parts of the effort to bring student services on par with other University functions. jQ. ;ONGRATUUTIGNS TVERSARY President Martin addresses a gathering of faculty, staff, city and county government officials, and newsmen during ceremonies marking the end of his 10th year in office. ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION 125 i- i up ill ■ r John L. Vickers serves as President Martin ' s executive as- sistant in addition to his duties as director of placement. President and Mrs. Martin, here enjoying one ot Easterns areas of flowers, try to attend most campus events President Martin displays two phases of an administrator ' s duties as he listens intently (above) during a Board of Regents ' meeting, and hails the first ball hit at the Arlington Golf Course when he cere- moniously opened it last summer. 126 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION Left: Vice President for Administration. Dr J, C Powell, has diverse respon- sibilities for the University and serves as Secretary to the Board of Regents. Regents Name Center To Honor Powel Vice President for Administration, Dr. J. C. Powell, was recognized this year for his contributions to the University during the past decade when the Board of Regents named the new university center to honor him. Concerned with the University ' s fiscal affairs and with certain areas of general administration, Dr. Powell has as one of his major assignments the preparation of Eastern ' s internal budget. He prepares the University ' s annual budget request for funds appropriated by the General Assem- bly of the Commonwealth. The organiza- tion of bond issues for construction proj- ects and development of applications for federal funds for construction were among other responsibilities assigned to his office. The Vice President for Administration has responsibilities for the Office of Inter- nal Auditor, Division of Safety and Security and Division of Data Processing. The Safety and Security operation moved into new facilities in the Brewer Building this year. ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION 127 New Academic Programs Begun Coordinating the implementation of 18 new degree programs while gain- ing Board of Regents sanction of 11 more was a major effort of the Office of Academic Affairs, directed by Vice President Thomas F. Stovall, during the 1970-71 academic year. Graduate degree programs offered for the first time included the Special- ists in Education degree in four areas; three Master of Arts in Education con- centrations; and MA ' s in physics, geol- ogy, psychology and criminal justice. New undergraduate fields included the Bachelor of Arts in journalism and regional planning, Bachelor of Science degrees in fisheries management, distributive education and rehabilita- tion education. A bachelor ' s degree program leading to certification in special education was also added, and an Associate of Arts in medical assist- ing was new. Programs approved for 1971-72 included master ' s degrees in French, Spanish, mathematics, psychology, and education with emphasis in school health, plus a fifth-year program in school health education. Baccalau- reate programs were nursing, interior design, art, and minors in social work and rehabilitation education. An asso- ciate program in interior decoration was also okayed. In other important actions this year, a new pass-fail grading system was initiated for student teaching and the Division of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics was redesig- nated as a school. Dr Thomas F. Stovall. Vice President of Academic Affairs, directs Eastern ' s overall scholastic program 128 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION Top Left: Mr. Leonard Taylor, the University ' s registrar, is responsible for maintaining aca- demic records of EKU students. Left: As Dean for Continuing Education. Dr. LaRue Coca- nougher heads a program of off-campus exten- sion, correspondence, and Saturday and evening classes. Above: Dr Kenneth Clawson. Dean of Richmond Community College, provides a cen- tral source of information about Eastern ' s two- year associate degree programs. ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION 129 Above: Dr Charles Ambrose. Dean of Admis- sions, supervises the processing of paperwork generated by prospective students ' applications for admission Right: Dr Tom Myers, Vice Pres- ident for Student Affairs, tries to follow a policy of positive assistance to students rather than assuming the role of a disciplinarian nmn 130 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION Miss Mary Ingels. Dean of Women, and Dr. James Allen, Dean of Men. head offices aimed at the social advising and well being of the Eastern student body. Activities, Counseling Receive Attention An office of student organizations and ac- tivities and a counseling center were among the development in the Office of Student Af- fairs. The Student organizations and activities operation was made responsible for scheduling and coordinating University-sponsored activ- ities as well as activities of campus organiza- tions. This office was planned to work with the University Center Board upon completion of the University Center. A counseling center was also an important addition to the student affairs program. The center, housed in Ellendale Hall, offered free counseling to any Eastern student. The coun- seling center also operated a phone-in service until midnight, permitting students calls to dis- cuss any problem or request needed informa- tion. The campus infirmary offered improved services this year with the addition of a nurse and an evening physician. With these additions the infirmary remained open to students until 11 p.m. A program of hiring full time dorm directors was also initiated as activities in the residence halls took on a two-fold purpose this year. In an attempt to make the dorms educational, as well as residence halls special programs and encounter groups were implemented to insure that students and directors work together in the operation of the residence halls. The admissions office became more efficient with the hiring of an admissions counselor. The hiring of a second counselor was planned for the near future. ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION 131 Research Sanctions Thirty-Six Projects The Office of Research and Develop- ment, headed by Vice President John D. Rowlett. continued its accelerated expansion of the ' 60 ' s with the funding of 36 new projects during the 1970 calendar year. A service arm of the University which assists EKU ' s academic func- tions, the office also worked closely with projects and programs supported by federal and other non-institutional funds. Dr. Rowlett ' s division provided the central contact between the Uni- versity and various federal agencies. Support for the 36 projects came from such agencies as the National Science Foundation. U.S. Office of Education, National Institutes of Health, Law Enforcement Assistance Administration. National Highway Safety Bureau. U.S. Public Health Service, Corporation for Public Broad- casting. Housing and Urban Develop- ment, and Social and Rehabilitation Service. Top Right: Vice President for Research and Development. Dr John D. Rowlett. is responsible for Eastern ' s relation- ships with governmental agencies that award grants to the University Below Right: The Director of Institutional Research. Dr. R. Dean Acker, coordinates the administra- tion of undergraduate and graduate record examinations, in addition to his research duties. 132 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION Business Affairs Extends Scope Under the guidance of Vice President for Business Affairs Neal Donaldson, the Office of Business Affairs met the burgeoning business, financial and institutional services requirements of the University during 1970-71. requirements which were broad- ened by the expanding physical plant. The complex organization of the office necessary to provide required services to the institution includes divisions of accounting and budgetary control, bursar, buildings and grounds, housing, institutional services, personnel services, purchases and store, university store, and the university farm £ The efforts of the office to maintain a constant flow of electricity throughout the campus was improved during the Christmas break when the Division of Buildings and Grounds secured a substantial system to withstand heavy overloads. Left: The Office of Business Affairs is headed by Vice President Neal Donaldson who oversees operations of his office ' s nine divisions Below Left: The EKU bursar. Mr William Stapleton. collects funds due the University and cashes checks for the stu- dent body Below: Mr H L Unterbrink, Controller, handles University transactions with student organizations and insurance of Eastern ' s physical property. ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION 133 Public Affairs Sees Fund Drive Ended Renewal of the Century Fund drive to fi- nance the construction of the Chapel of Medi- tation with private funds was a highlight of the year ' s activities of the Office of Public Affairs. Under the direction of Vice President for Public Affairs. Mr. Donald R. Feltner. the of- fice, through the Division of Alumni Affairs, successfully tackled the task of raising $120,000 in additional funds to complete the drive to build the non-denominational chapel. The Century Fund stood at $236,000 when bid openings for the project in August revealed that inflation had forced an original $200,000 cost estimate to soar to $355,000. New pledges and extensions of previous pledges — including contributions of both types from numerous student organizations — raised the required funds. Contracts were signed in October and a fall. 1971. completion date was set. Several special events were held during the year including five dedication programs, most colorful of which was the dedication of the Robert B. Begley Building. A morning address by Governor Louie B. Nunn provided the high- light. The Office of Public Affairs also maintained its continuing programs in the divisions of Alumni Affairs. University-School Relations, News and Publications. Placement and Infor- mational Services. Band Day. High School Senior Day. Homecoming. Alumni Day and an assortment of high school festivals, camps and other events were recurring programs of the office which attracted thousands of per- sons to the campus. During the fall, the office compiled and edited, in cooperation with other major ad- ministrative offices, a 10-year report of the President of the past decade, entitled, To- ward A Vision. Vice President for Public Affairs Donald R. Feltner. in addition to coor- dinating the University ' s relations with its varied publics, advises EKU ' s All-Amencan student publications, the PROGRESS and MILESTONE. 134 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION V LEGE CUC Opens Doors to Fields of Study j pa Central University College was orginated with the two-fold purpose of developing inter- disciplinary curricula and advising its stu- dents. Students enter Eastern and CUC simul- taneously, proceeding through two years of general studies. After meeting academic re- quirements, students are admitted into upper division colleges where they finish studies in a specialized major. The Learning Laboratory is a special feature of CUC. The lab was set up to advise and direct students who showed difficulty in adjusting to academic pressures, yet whose high school and test records displayed ability to achieve. Experimental classes were adapted in freshman English composition classes this year. Students were able to proceed at their own rate to complete the courses and did not have the worry of direct competition to con- tend with. Future plans are to apply experimental class techniques to general studies science classes. Right: Dean of Central University College. Dr. Clyde J. Lewis, who administers Eastern ' s General Education pro- gram, tosses an acorn to one ot the campus squirrels. Below: A freshman coed reflects three stages of expres- sions as she encounters her first registration. 136 ACADEMICS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY Top: Dr Kenneth D Tunnell, chairman of the social sci- ence program confers the outcome of an examination on one of his classes Above: Associate Dean of CUC, Dr. Le- roy L. Barlow also is responsible for academic advising at freshmen and sophomore levels. ACADEMICS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY 137 CUC Strengthens Academic Offering Above: Pictured as he appeared on the EKU Instructional TV is chairman of the general studies humanities pro- gram. Dr Bryan E Lindsay Right: The new head of the School and Public Health program is Dr Herman S. Bush. 138 ACADEMICS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY Above Left: Dr. John Long is head of general studies English and also teaches freshman com- position classes. Above: Chairman of the physi- cal science program. Dr Wallace C. Dixon, flashes a transparency for one of his classes. Left: Dr. John M. Deck, chairman of CUC physi- cal education classes, goes over tests with a graduate assistant. ACADEMICS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY 139 Above: Mrs. Ann Algier heads the CUC learn- ing laboratory, established to help students make adjustments toward scholastic achieve- ment Above Right: Colonel Joseph L. Pilant, head of the Military Science Department — addresses the Army commissioning cere- monies for graduating seniors. Right: Eastern graduates of the ROTC program take their oath as commissioned second lieutenants in theU. S. Army 140 ACADEMICS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY APPLIED ART ,Vi : L J The Dean of the College of Applied Arts and Technology. Dr. William Sexton, stands responsible for the additional programs in the College. Arts and Technology Expands Programs The College of Applied Arts and Technology expanded opportunities during the fall semes- ter of 1970. when three new programs enlarged the Departments of Agriculture. Law Enforce- ment, and Nursing. Students interested in a two-year program in Turf-Management, a Mas- ter of Science Degree in Criminal Justice, or two-year programs in Clinical Medical Assisting and Administrative Medical Assisting now find these available to them. During the fall semester, three specialized projects were undertaken in the fields of law en- forcement and vocational-technical education. Eastern ' s School of Law Enforcement was awarded 12 of the 16 graduate fellowships approved nationally to prepare college teachers of law enforcement. A program in regional corrections training was implemented to serve the states of Ken- tucky. Tennessee, and West Virginia. In conjunction with the Pikeville Model City Agency. Eastern began an innovative program in vocational-technical education for the Pike- ville City Schools. New facilities also supplemented the oppor- tunities offered by the College. Agriculture offered its first class in the A.B. Carter Build- ing during the fall semester, while both the School of Law Enforcement and the Traffic Safety Institute found new headquarters in the Begley Building. During the fall semester. 1970. a total of 1.310 majors (full-time and part-time) were en- rolled in four-year programs and 807 were entered in two-year programs. The faculty grew to a total of 61 full-time and part-time members. Mr. Ralph W. Whalin. Chairman of the Industrial Education Depart- ment for 30 years, retired from the chairman- ship to return to full-time teaching. Dr. Clyde O. Craft was named to succeed Mr. Whalin. 142 ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS TECHNOLOGY Left: Students observe while the teacher illustrates proper lighting procedures for the blow torch Below: Dr. Jack A. Luy. Associate Dean of the College, has principle duties of advising students with curricula, plus serving as University Ombudsman. ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS TECHNOLOGY 143 ►n New Building Aids Ag Students Above Right: Dr William A Householder. Chair- man of the Department of Agriculture, answers student questions in his office. Right: Fertilizing the ground is a necessary function for reviving and producing satisfactory sod for agricultural purposes. Above: Agriculture students maioring in the field of plant production frequently spend their time in the greenhouse under the super- vision of Mr. Sam Whitaker Wn t 144 ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS TECHNOLOGY Left: Agriculture students develop posters to illustrate a class proiect on earthworms and the benefits to soil. Below: Dr. Glenn Hayes demonstrates the proper weld- ing techniques in an agriculture mechanics class ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS TECHNOLOGY 145 Above: Coeds learn homemaking first-hand during their semester in the home manage- ment house. Below: Mr. Donald Gates heads Eastern ' s fledgling four-year program in interior design mm 146 ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS TECHNOLOGY Home Economics Provides Wide Scope Left: Dr Roberta Hill chairs Eastern ' s Department of Home Economics and is concerned with administering a wide-ranging curriculum. Above: Mrs. Christine Cal- vert, who directs Eastern ' s textiles and design program. explains the application of different stitches to appro- priate material ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS TECHNOLOGY 147 Dr Kenneth Hansson chairs the Department of Industrial Technology which prepares its majors for industrially-oriented careers. y Completion of the items on a printed check-list is necessary before operating electronic equipment. 148 ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS TECHNOLOGY Students Prepare For Industry And Technology Left: Advanced mechanical drawing is a skill which both industrial edu- cation and technology students must master Below: Dr. Clyde Craft, new chairman of the Department of Industrial Education, is concerned with preparing teachers of industrial arts and related areas. ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS TECHNOLOGY 149 Nurses Undergo Off -Campus Experiences Right: Miss Charlotte Denny. EKU nursing chairman, is charged with administering both two- and four-year nursing curricula. As part of their off-campus laboratory experiences. EKU nursing students assist in operations at the UK Medical Center Above: A student nurse holds her hands away from her body during pre-operative sterilization Below: A knee operation in progress, nursing students prepare one of many instruments for use. Left: The serious thoughts of a student nurse are mirrored in her eyes. Above: Nimble fingers prepare a suture for the surgeon ' s use. Below: A student nurse helps a doctor and his aides in restraining a patient who is being put in body cast. ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS TECHNOLOGY 151 Law Enforcement Begins Regional Corrections Above: Mr. Robert Posey, director of the School of Law Enforcement, demonstrates to his class a microscopic ballistics examination of a 38-caliber bullet. Right: A close- up view of a Richmond City Policeman ' s insignia is typical of a familiar scene in law enforcement classes. Many in- service law officers attend courses in EKU ' s program 152 ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS TECHNOLOGY Robert Hammons and Tom Gardner, two EKU security officers who are maionng in law enforcement, demonstrate radio techniques to Karen Hamilton. Hammons and Gardner were credited with saving a student ' s life through first aid this year. Participating in a seminar-type discussion are five students attending Eastern ' s School of Law Enforcement on U.S. Office of Education grants. The graduate students are preparing themselves to serve as college-level teachers of law enforcement. ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS TECHNOLOGY 153 Above: Mr Leslie M Leach, head of the Traffic Safety Institute, of- fers courses to teachers who conduct driver education classes in high schools Right: Mr Robert Stone directs the Kentucky Law En- forcement Council, a state agency housed on the EKU campus 154 ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS TECHNOLOGY ■ 2- ARTS AND SCIENCES Arts and Sciences Expand Programs The College of Arts and Sciences imple- mented eight new academic degree pro- grams — three undergraduate and five grad- uate — during the 1970-71 year while laying plans for six more new programs for summer 1971. Begun on the baccalaureate level were programs in journalism, regional planning and fisheries management. Graduate cur- ricula initiated were concentrations in French. Spanish, and earth science for the MA in Education, and Master of Science de- grees in geology and physics. Go ahead was given during the year for additional master ' s curricula in math. French. Spanish, and experimental psychol- ogy. The completion of the William L. Wallace Building, anticipated in the fall, will provide office and classroom space for the de- partments of English, drama and speech, philosophy, anthropology and sociology, and mathematics. Areas of concentration presently include art, English, social science, music, fishery management, wildlife management, and regional planning. Master of Science. Master of Arts. Master of Music Education, and Master of Public Ad- ministration were the graduate degrees of- fered in the College of Arts and Sciences. BS and BA curricula were offered in 28 majors. Dean Fredric Ogden heads the College of Arts and Sciences and assists the departments in accomplishing their general education and major degree program missions. 156 ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES Above: Students use the resources ot the Science Edu- cation Center in Memorial Science Building prior to going into the field for student teaching Left: Associate Dean Glenn Carey assists with the administrative activ- ities of the College of Arts and Sciences. ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES 157 Anthropology Studies Include Ancient Cultures Right: The Department of Anthropology and Sociology is headed by Dr. Richard Armstrong Below. Anthropology studies art from ancient cultures and societies. 158 ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES 159 Biology Gets N.F.C. Grant Above: Extensive laboratory research is required of all graduate stu- dents in biology Right: Dr Edwin Hess heads the Department of Biological Sciences. 160 ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES Left: Dr Harry M. Smiley, Chairman of the Depart- ment of Chemistry, ponders a question asked by a student. Below: Chemistry students examine the results of a recently performed experiment. ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES 161 Drama Entertains by Presenting Plays Right: Chairman of the Department of Drama and Speech. Dr Richard Benson, studies a script for a possible presentation. Below: Anger is depicted on faces of the cast of John Browns Body -j. ILjl ►- Students have time set aside to work on in-class English compositions. Dr. Kelly Thurman. head of the English department, concentrates on documents dealing with both undergraduate and graduate programs which are administered by his department. ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES 163 Above: Dr. Donald Haney, chairman of the Department of Geology, con- sults with colleague Dr. Samuel Leung Right: Dr. Graham Hunt explains a theory to a geology class. 164 ACADEMICS-ARTS AND SCIENCES Geography Surveys Madison County Left: Chairman of the Department of Geography. Dr J R. Schwendeman. reviews data recorded in the Madison County road survey Below: Dr William Adams explains the fundamentals of surveying to geography students. ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES 165 The language laboratory offers the student a capability of individually controlled experiences with foreign languages. 166 ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES Philosophy Department Awaits Wallace Building Left: Dr Charles Nelson, foreign languages chair- man, checks degree applications against curricu- lum contracts. Above: Dr John Cooper, chairman of the philosophy department, enjoys an out-of- class discussion with a student Below: Dr George Robinson, chairman of the Department of History. reviews applications for graduate assistantships in his department. ACADEMICS- ARTS AND SCIENCES 167 Music Department Presents Concerts Right: Dr. George Muns. chairman of the music  department, emphasizes a point during a music 1 class Below: A music appreciation student follows 168 ACADEMICS-ARTS AND SCIENCES : Hat .(} •fvM ' vLe Above: Head of the Department of Physics. Dr. Ted George, explains a complex problem during a class Left: A warning is posted for one of the physics department ' s informative hallway displays. ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES 169 Right: Mathematics chairman, Dr Bennie R Lane, works a problem in an elementary mathematics class Below: A student works at a card punch which plays a large part in the life of a mathematics ma|or. i . ' c Political Science Assists Local Government Left: Dr. Dwynal B. Pettengill, chairman of the Department of Political Science, discusses reports with an interested student. Below: Political Science graduate students take a coffee break during a seminar. ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES 171 Psychology Studies Animal Behavior Right: Dr James Lee chairman of the Department of Psychol- ogy, leads an informal class discussion. Below: A group of psychology students does research on animal behavior using a rat as a subject- , §  .♦.• I 1 172 ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ? Business Initiates New BS Program Under the direction of Dr. Joseph H. Young, the College of Business suc- cessfully initiated a new program, the Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education. Besides heading the Col- lege of Business, Dean Young also served the university as acting chair- man of the Department of Business Administration. After receiving a liberal education, business majors moved forward within the wide range of two- and four-year programs offered toward a career in such business areas as accounting, economics, electronic data processing, management, marketing, secretarial science, and general business. Many of the two-year programs were de- signed for vocational careers or served as preparation for the four-year cur- ricula. These four-year degrees led stu- dents to the knowledge and skill de- manded in the complicated business world. The Master of Arts in Education was offered through the cooperation of the Department of Business Edu- cation and Office Administration, the Graduate School and the College of Education. While concentrating on business aspects, the program certi- fied the degree holder to teach sub- jects in secondary and vocational schools, junior colleges and univer- sities as well as supervisory and ad- ministrative positions at local and state levels. Secretarial programs included the core courses of the College of Business plus additional courses in shorthand, typing, office machines, secretarial practice and office management. The graduates were prepared to move to high-level positions within business, industry, and government as execu- tives secretaries, administrative as- sistants and managerial positions. C-- As Dean of the College of Business and acting Chairman of the De- partment of Business Administration. Dr. Joseph H. Young, spends many long hours with paper work to organize and direct the exten- sive academic pro grams under his leadership. 174 ACADEMICS BUSINESS Above: Chairman of the Department of Econo- mics, Dr. Donald Shadoan, spreads the under- standing of economic systems and theories. Left: This coed displays the concentration needed to master typing skills. ACADEMICS BUSINESS 175 Accounting Stresses Two Programs Above: Mr. Claude K. Smith, chairman of the Department of Accounting organizes both the professional and indus- trial accounting programs Right: Complex machinery is involved in the field of electronic data processing 176 ACADEMICS BUSINESS Left: Like this business student, all future secre- taries realize the importance of basic needs of their field Below: Dr Robert Hungarland lec- tures on aspects of the advertising field S ACADEMICS BUSINESS 177 Above: Dr Alfred Patrick, chairman of the Department of Business Education, explains the new degree program, the Bachelor of Science in Distributive Education Right: Miss Jo Neil Jones supervises as students review compli- cated shorthand techniques. 178 ACADEMICS BUSINESS Graduates Work Closely With Students Top: Students listen during one of the business courses lectured by graduate students. Above: Graduate assistants often spend extra time helping students gain efficiency working office machinery. A student signals a graduate assistant for help. ACADEMICS BUSINESS 179 Machine Proficiency is a Must Above: Data processing programming requires extreme accuracy Above Right: Miss Gloria Wagner explains the complications of a calcu- lator to this marketing maior There are few businesses that do not rely on the di tto machine. 1 fr ' til 180 ACADEMICS BUSINESS Education Enjoys News Facilities r r m nw Hon rtmontc in tho c + c ar- + narcnnnol c- ar i r r c- 1 1- hinhAt- r A i - One highlight for many departments in the College of Education this year was the mov- ing into new buildings with visions of more to come. The Director of the School of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics along with the departments of Phys- ical Education for Men, Recreation and Park Administration moved into the Begley Build- ing. Besides these advancements, plans were made for next year to move the Special Edu- cation and Rehabilitation Department into the new facilities of the William Wallace Classroom Building. Under Dr. Dixon A. Barr. Dean of the Col- lege of Education, various new programs were implemented and approved, including a new masters degree in school health and a minor in rehabilitation education. The al- ready wide curricula expanded further with specialist degree programs in elementary education, school guidance and counseling, student personnel services in higher educa- tion, and educational administration. Stu- dent teachers were evaluated for the first time this year on a pass-fail basis. The College of Education encompassed many and varied fields of study. After com- pleting the general education courses, edu- cation majors moved into their specialized and professional education programs. In the final stages of preparation for launching their careers, the students went into an actual classroom situation with eight weeks of supervised teaching. Besides teach- ing, the College of Education offered such majors as school hbrananship and guidance and counseling. Within the college, the School of Health, Physical Education Recre- ation and Athletics offered a wide range of studies in school health, public health, recre- ational training and a wide scope of physical education programs. Above: Many hours spent by Dr. Dixon A. Barr, dean of the College of Education, go into planning and implementing new programs. 182 ACADEMICS EDUCATION Left: Associate Dean of the College of Educa- tion. Dr Charles H. Gibson, explains the prin- ciples behind advanced research methodology to an evening class Below: Chairman of the Educational Administration department. Dr Henry G. Martin, emphasizes the need for gradu- ate studies. ACADEMICS EDUCATION 183 Special Education Awaits New Quarters As chairman of the Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation, Dr. Wieste de Hoop is in charge of organ- izing the curricula for this growing and much-demanded field of educational training. IM BM ■-■- : ■■■■ ' ml m J p ■ ■■.-,?-  . l!m f ( 4 t % - H - •— v — ■ ' -v - Left: In a gym day for special education students, this child watches a demonstration on the trampoline. Center: With the help of a spe- cial education major, he attempts his first jumping experience. Right: After his turn, the little guy decides to rest and explore. 184 ACADEMICS-EDUCATION Left: Dr. Robert Hayes. Chairman of the Department of Educational Psychology and Guidance, directs both of the programs offered in his department for teaching and non- teaching Below: Dr. Richard Deane instructs second- graders at Model Lab School in the art of pasting ACADEMICS EDUCATION 185 Foundations Examines Problems Right: Dr William McKenney, head of the Department ot Educa- tional Foundations sits among a class discussing educational prob- lems and possible solutions. Below: An education major listens in- tently to a human development lecture. 186 ACADEMICS EDUCATION ■c Top. This coed practices techniques to preserve equipment for years of use by elementary age hands. Above: Future teachers learn the art of making bookmarkers which will prompt children to read. Above: In public school music, education maiors master a variety of skills designed for both elementary and secondary education. ACADEMICS EDUCATION 187 Among the responsibilities of Dr. William Morris, elementary education chairman, is the coodination of student observation at Model Laboratory School. Dr. David Rush. Director of Professional Laboratory Experiences is new to Eastern ' s faculty this year 188 ACADEMICS EDUCATION Teacher Prep Involves Unique Methods Prospective student teachers create classroom pandemoneum to help prepare a classmate for the real thing. ACADEMICS EDUCATION 189 Fundamentals Are . . . Above: While cutting out figures from construction paper, education majors test for themselves assignments they will later give elemen- tary students Above Right: Even future teachers must know how to act. and a fundamentals student gives here a stereotyped what not to do demonstration. Right: During fundamentals, common errors are caught and corrected, such as the improper usage of a pronoun on this poster. The due k went walltina Xts umbrella in Tow C heerfully exacting. 190 ACADEMICS EDUCATION . . . Work, Work And More Work Above: A vivid imagination turns the ABC ' s into comical characters tor primary grade usage. Left: Students in this fundamentals class examine a variety of hand puppets used by nursery school and kindergarten teachers. ACADEMICS EDUCATION 191 Librarians Meet Constant Demand Right: Besides teaching courses in library science, Miss Juanita Phillips. Chairman of the Library Science Department, also in- structs elementary education majors in use and value of chil- dren ' s literature and related reading materials Below: Library science majors work on ideas for interest-arousing displays. 192 ACADEMICS ' EDUCATION Top: These prospective teachers assemble a pamphlet for distribution to their education class before observing at Model Lab School. Left: Dr. Joe Wise. Chairman of the Department of Secondary and Higher Education, coor- dinates student teaching in high schools. ACADEMICS EDUCATION 193 Begley Building Houses Variety Of Activities Right: Dr. Ned Warren heads Eastern ' s School of Health. Physical Education. Recreation and Athletics, the largest academic division within the College ot Education Below: Dr Warren ' s school is housed in the Robert B. Begley Building, shown here during dedica- tion ceremonies in September. 194 ACADEMICS EDUCATION Above: Physical Education majors learn to use a parachut for rec- reational activity. Left: Future gym workers receive instruction in the proper techniques of spotting. ACADEMICS EDUCATION 195 Graduate Schoo Boosts Programs Advancements in graduate studies oc- curred on two broad fronts during the aca- demic year, 1970-1971. The man supervising the planning and approval of new graduate degrees was Dean Elmo E. Moretz. New Master of Science Degree programs were inititated in the fields of criminal jus- tice, geology, and physics. The areas of earth science, French. Spanish, and special educa- tion were added as options for graduate study. They were opened to students seeking the Master of Arts in Education Degree, mak- ing Eastern a more comprehensive univer- sity in terms of programming for teachers. At the advanced graduate level, four addi- tional emphases were added leading to the Specialist in Education Degree: Elementary education, guidance and counseling, student personnel, and administrative and super- vision. Enrollment increase from some 800 to 1200. including better than 400 full-time students, was the other area of significant progress. Graduates of many other institu- tions attended Eastern as a graduate institu- tion. The proportion of students with gradu- ate degrees pursuing doctoral programs and joining the faculties of junior and four-year colleges was at an all-time high. Bill Stoess. a graduate student in the College of Business, works at his graduate assistant- ship in public affairs 196 ACADEMICS GRADUATE SCHOOL Left: Graduate candidates pensively await the conferring ot their degrees at spring commence- ment Below: The Graduate School dean, Dr. Elmo Moretz, coordinates the implementation of new degree programs. ACADEMICS GRADUATE SCHOOL 197 loftoranes 200 HONORS HALL OF FAME Margaret Skaggs Namedl971 Hall Of Fame Symbolizing the highest stan- dards of scholarship, leadership, and overall value to the University and community is the 1971 entry into the Eastern Hall of Fame, Miss Margaret Ann Skaggs. Miss Skaggs, from Ashland, Kentucky, is distin- guished as a scholar-leader who has made the most of her college years contributing to the betterment of the University ' s people and pro- grams. The winner was selected by a secret committee named by Presi- dent Martin from nominations made by each of the four colleges, the Student Association, Omicron Alpha Kappa, and Collegiate Pen- tacle. A classical foreign languages major, Miss Skaggs has maintained a perfect 4.0 overall academic standing. In addition to being named the 1971 Hall of Fame entry, she is listed in Who ' s Who. Margaret was named highest ranking sophomore working toward a professional de- gree, and she also received a de- partmental award for the best stu- dent in Latin. Her many campus activities in- clude membership in Kappa Delta Pi where she served as vice-presi- dent, CWENS, Interdorm Council, and secretary of Collegiate Penta- cle. Upon graduation, she plans to enter graduate school to study clas- sic languages. The Milestone proudly salutes Miss Margaret Ann Skaggs, 1971 entry into the Eastern Hall of Fame. HONORS HALL OF FAME 201 Honor Rollees Display Varied Activities The 1971 Milestone Honor Roll denotes the highest achievement in each of the four colleges in regard to a particular field of stu- dy and a displayed interest and contribution to campus activities. Nominations were made by the deans of each respective college on the foundation of high academic standing and leadership qualities. The 1971 Honor Roll has a combined three-year academic standing of 3.55. Crown- ing the list is Miss Nita Henderson, a home economics education major with a 3.876 point standing. Some of her activities include CWENS, Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle, Who ' s Who, and the Burrier Award. James V. Pellegrinon, a Political Science major with a 3.32 average, has been active in KIE, Polity Society, the Student Association of which he served as President, and is listed in Who ' s Who. Miss Diana Moore, a speech and audiol- ogy major with a 3.55 standing, has been active in CWENS. Sigma Tau Pi, Chi Omega, was runner-up in the 1970 Miss Richmond Pageant, and finalist in both the 1969 and 1970 Homecoming Queen contests. Mrs. Jane Gritton, a business education major with a 3.41 average, has been an active mem- ber of CWENS. SNEA. Sigma Tau Pi, and Col- legiate Pentacle. JANE C. GRITTON. College of Business. JAMES V PELLEGRINON. College of Arts and Sciences. 202 HONORS HONOR ROLL NITA KAREN HENDERSON. College of Applied Arts and Technology. HONORS HONOR ROLL 203 nvolved Seniors 88K The Milestone, continued its - Jflfc 1-- = seven-year-old tradition of hon- SSS-- iaiJ S The Milestone, continued its seven-year-old tradition of hon- oring seniors who have shown involvement in campus life through leadership and abilities in extra-curricular activities. Senior Citations are awarded to students in the areas of mu- sic, religion, student govern- ment, military, student publica- tions, and Greeks. Candidates were nominated by departmental chairmen and organization sponsors. Final selections were made by a se- cret committee of faculty, ad- ministration, and student repre- sentatives. Religion: BONNIE RICHARDSON. JIM PELLEGRINON. and JEAN BURTON. Student Government: JIM PEL- LEGRINON, ROBERT BLYTHE. CATHY WOZNY. HERB JONES, and JAMES PRATT 204 HONORS SENIOR CITATIONS Outstanding Greek Man and Woman: HERB JONES, and ELLEN SIMPSON. Military: LARRY FIELDS. DANNY FANNIN. BOB WHiTLOCK. and DON POWERS Not Pictured: RANDALL HONEYCUTT. and RANDY LONG. Publications: STUART REAGAN. LARRY BAILEY. SUSIE BOSTON, and BOB WHITLOCK. Not pictured: KEN GREEN. HONORS SENIORCITATIONS 205 Thirty-Eight Gain Who ' s Who Rating Thirty-eight Eastern Kentucy Uni- versity students were selected for list- ing in the 1970-71 edition of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities. After nominations were submitted by department chairmen and the stu- dent association. EKU ' s nominees to the national organization were se- lected by a faculty committee. Both the local and national criteria included the demonstration of outstanding traits of scholarship, leadership and service. Each member received a certificate of commendation from Who ' s Who and was listed with his achievements in the annual publication. RICHARD MALOY. Elementary Education NITA KAREN HENDERSON. Home Economics 206 HONORS WHO ' S WHO NORA D. BRASHEAR, Sociology HONORS WHO ' S WHO 207 YOSHIHIKO YAGI. Pre-Medical ARLENE COOPER. Sociology STUART A. REAGAN AND DONALD G. POWERS. Political Science 208 HONORS ' WHO ' SWHO KAREN L. HEID, Elementary Education MARGARET SKAGGS. Foreign Languages SHARAN L. BRYANT, Elementary Education HONORS WHO ' S WHO 209 ■ MARILYN SCROGGIN, Physical Education U - « ■ • v J KAREN BROERING, Foreign Languages PATRICIA A. GOINS. Mathematics 210 HONORS WHO ' S WHO LARRY FIELDS. Chemistry CAROLYN NATICCHIONI, Physical Education HONORS WHO ' S WHO 211 MARY RITATHOMAS. Home Economics THOMAS ALIG. History 212 HONORS WHO ' S WHO BETTY STEPHENS. Mathematics CINDI DORMAN. English SANDRA OSBORNE. Music HONORS WHO ' S WHO 213 ROBERT BLYTHE, Mathematics ► ft , ■ V_ ELIZABETH WORTHINGTON. Foreign Languages PATTY TARVIN. Business Education 214 WHO ' S WHO HONORS DONAGENE BRANHAM, Public Health MARKGELKE, History ELLEN SIMPSON. Sociology HONORS WHO ' S WHO 215 CLARICE BURTON. Dietetics A. MICHAEL FEY. Art 216 HONORS WHO ' S WHO MIKE LYONS, Recreation MARY HELEN COMPTON. Home Economics SHARON VAN HOOSE, Music HONORS WHO ' S WHO 217 OAK ' s Participate In Honors Program Omicron Alpha Kappa par- ticipated in the organization of the Honors Day program at the end of the 1969-70 school year to recognize outstanding students, and worked with Col- legiate Pentacle in many activi- ties throughout the year. OAK ' s is a national honor society to recognize Junior and Senior men who have attained a 3.4 point standing and who have displayed qualities of char- acter, leadership, fellowship, and service in collegiate activi- ties. James Breland. Ken Carmichael. and Dan Nordhei Scabbard And Blade Maintains Traditions Company K. 15th Regiment, Eastern ' s Chapter of Scabbard and Blade was involved in several traditional activities throughout the year including the saber arch for Governor Nunn and for the Homecoming Queen, high school ROTC orientations, pre-camp orienta- tion for Juniors, fall and spring navigation courses, as well as participation in the Nation- al Scabbard and Blade Day. A national military honor society. Scabbard and Blade is composed of outstanding mem- bers of Advanced ROTC dedicated to develop- ing the leadership qualities of not only enlightened officers, but responsible citizens. FRONT ROW: Don Powers. Jim Insco. Larry Fields, Jan Sheppard. Sponsor, John Wooten. and Larry Solvey. BACK ROW: Lieutenant Colonel Graham. Danny Fannin. Dan Baur. Bob Whitlock. Steve Shinn. Stephen Aker, William Brown, and Major Nichols, 218 HONORS HONORARIES Business Honoraries Pursue Goals Pi Omega Pi, business education honorary, held Christmas and Spring Banquets and a dance which highlighted the year ' s activities. Organized in 1935. it is one of the oldest honoraries on campus. It stands as an incen- tive for achievement in the field of business education. Membership standards consist of 3.0 grade average in business and education combined. Sigma Tau Pi, the honorary business soci- ety, strives to promote a better understand- ing of the business world. This year, mem- bers visited the Cincinnati Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank and sponsored a book swap and a picnic for the members. Founded in 1926, Sigma Tau Pi is the old- est organization of its kind on Eastern ' s cam- pus. To become a member, a student must have 12 semester hours in business while maintaining a 2.5 overall. FRONT ROW: Pam Frost. Susie Broughton, and Sylvia Davis. BACK ROW Mike Klopfer, Linda Tuttle. Becky Unger, Judy Ann Bowling, and Patty Tarvln. FRONT ROW: Fred Engle. Gloria Higdon, Dan Glier, and Bob Derrick. SECOND ROW: Wanda Garr, Lynda Kuhnhenn, Margaret Gordon. Ann Prather, Erma Snapp. Roy Ashcraft. Gayle Wells, and Gary Leasor. THIRD ROW: Phillip Reed. Steve Kelsay. Fred Brennan. Richard Tabel- ing. and William Recker. BACK ROW: David Cooper. John White. Steven Durbin. Jerry Tipton, and Larry Locknane. HONORS HONORARIES 219 Kappa Delta Pi Gives Scholarship Award Kappa Delta Pi gave a scholarship award to the sophomore man and woman with the highest academic standing who were planning to teach. Delta Alpha Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi was installed on May 5. 1935 with the purpose of recognizing outstanding contributions to education. Each candidate for membership must exhibit worthy educational ideals with the intention to continue in the field of educa- tion and a minimum academic standing of 3.1. FRONT ROW: Floyd Blevms. Margene Sears. Janet Gunnell. Connie Vermillion. Sheila Kirby. Sharan Bryant. Sharon Fike. Gloria Cole- man, and Helen Humphries SECOND ROW: Mary Stanger, Susan Boone. Mary Elovitz, Patricia Goins. Lynn McCall, Myra Swope. Karen Heid. Karen Henderson. Karen Miller, and Clara Smith. BACK ROW: Dr Evelyn Francis. Margaret Skaggs. Margaret Jackson. Pam Marks. Lloyd Blevms. Barbara Bunch. Mark Gelke. Linda Van Oss, Charlene Baldinger, and Mabel Jennings. Psi Chi Invites Guest Speakers Psi Chi held the club ' s two traditional fac- ulty-student picnics this year. Also, several speakers gave talks on specified topics of interest in the field of psychology through- out the year. The Eastern chapter of Psi Chi. the national honor society for psychology, was installed on May 24. 1968. Requirements for member- ship include at least eight hours of psychology with a major or minor in this field, a rank in the top 35% of the class in general scholarship and an indication of superior scholarship in psychology. FRONT ROW: Pam Kuhn. Sun Dusing. Shirleen Howard. Diane Ful- lenwider Jane Halcomb. and John Wubbenhorst. BACK ROW: Sam Davis. Karen Hamilton. George Mitchell. Steve Schenck. Glenna Ker- by, and Dr. Douglas Hindman. 220 HONORS HONORARIES Polity Society Debates Polity Society held campus-wide lectures with different speakers throughout the year. Debates on political issues kept the interest of the group, as well as discussions on questionable topics. The Polity Society promotes the political role in everyday life and makes membership open to Polit- ical Science majors with nine hours and a 3.0 grade average. FRONT ROW: Sandy Spieser. Stuart Reagan. Claire Jar Pfeifer, and Jo Ann Brothers. les. Mary Pettengill, Ray Sparnon. Carol Honor Society Boosts History Phi Alpha Theta, national history honorary, held discus- sions in informal settings at the homes of faculty members, where the members discussed history-related subjects. Xi-Theta Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta requires that members be junior or senior history majors maintaining a 3.0 point stand- ing. The honorary seeks to bring students, teachers, and writers of history together both intel- lectually and socially. FRONT ROW: Jeffrey Duff. Helen Fardo. Kathy Cwans. Kay Robinson, Cherilynn De Ronde. Brenda Beaty, Carol Tuttle. and Mrs. Nancy For- derhase. SECOND ROW: Jerry Price. Ron Reid, Jayne Mason, Audeen Pace, Phyllis Wright, Patricia Shaw. Rebecca Remheimer. Denver McFadden. and Arnold Slusher. BACK ROW: James Cwans. Gerald Her- rm. James Gano. Doris Duryer, Sterne Hurst, Barbara Gold. Thad Smith. Becky Oaks. Paul Stansbury. and Mark Gelke. HONORS HONORARIES 221 A.P.G. Members Attend Meeting Members of Alpha Phi Gamma at- tended the Associated Collegiate Press Convention in Minneapolis to learn new ways of improving college journa- lism publications. During the year, they held money making projects to meet their pledge for the Meditation Chapel. Delta lota Chapter of Alpha Phi Gamma honors individual achieve- ment in journalism as shown through a student ' s participation on one of the three campus publications. FRONT ROW: Robert Babbage. Sue Mantel. Patsy Gross. Mary Pat Willis. Schley Cox. Roxanne Heekm. Judy Stiebel. Jack Frost. Julia Williams, and Glen Kleine. sponsor. BACK ROW Ken Green. Stuart Reagan. Sonja Foley. Mike Park. Paula McCann. Daryl Poynter. Bob Whitlock. Kitty Dyehouse. Sharon Wientjes. and Marianne Falk. 222 HONORS HONORARIES FRONT ROW: Dan Meckstroth. William Eggemeier. Chris Minch, Peter Trzop, Paul Lanier, Jim Moore, Phil Hicks. Bob Kutchback, Dave Siereveld, Don Meineke, and Mike Roe. KIE Renovates Richmond Map Kappa lota Epsilon co-spon- sored the Freshman Talent Show with CWENS during Orientation Week. The members worked to renovate the map of Richmond, and tutored students with their academic problems. KIE is a sophomore man ' s hon- orary requiring a 3.0 point stand- ing and a displayed interest in student life through participation in campus organizations and activities. FRONT ROW: Sandra Croley, Debra Hensley. Patti Flowers. Judy Alderson, Darla Donley. Janna Par- tin, and Marcie Marlow. SECOND ROW: Terry Wells, Charlotte Phelps. June Denny. Margaret Kurapkat, Sue Lickert, Peggy Robinson. Martha Crawford, and Kathy Hughlett. THIRD ROW: Kris- tie Gray, Janie Elkin, Lynn Sensel, Vikki Jansen. Lynn Dowell, Carol Hornsby, Linda Cooper, and Sharon Stroud FOURTH ROW: Diana Hall, Cheryl Ellis, Mariann Bundy. Jill Borthen, Debra Hamil- ton. Judy Hall. Edwina Hatcher, and Brenda Hughes. BACK ROW: Lorna Back. Kathie Rogers. Paula Bunch. Joyce Allsmiller, Ellen Glassford, and Jayne Bangs. CWENS Helps Orient Freshmen Members of the Mu Chapter of CWENS served as Orientation workers for Freshmen at the be- ginning of the year. In December they held a Christmas banquet for all freshmen, active mem- bers, and invited guests. CWENS is a service sorority designed for sophomore women with high achievement in scho- lastics and to better prepare her for a rewarding life. Applicants for membership must have a 3.0 point standing or better, be a freshman, and be involved in at least two other social activities. HONORS HONORARIES 223 Pi Tau Chi Attends National Confab Attendance at the Pi Tau Chi national convention at Columbus. Mississippi, was the major event of the year tor EKU ' s Zeta Chapter. Monthly dinner meetings helped mem- bers become better acquainted. New members were inducted into Pi Tau Chi at the end of the year. Nominees are admitted on the basis of honorable distinction in Christian service. FRONT ROW: Steven Boring. Barbara Ann Yoak. and Kenneth S. Kelsay. SEC OND ROW: Jill A Leumg. Jacqueline V. Stigall. and Jams E Kinder THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Hairston. Elizabeth Ann Worthington. and George B Pierce. BACK ROW: C. Jean Burton, Eileen P Nugent, and Mr Willis Parkhurst FRONT ROW: Patti Goins, Lynn McCall, Susie Broughton, Shelia Kirley. Peggy Dodd. Gloria Coleman. Karen Brickey. and Helen Humphries SECOND ROW: Cindi Dorman. Karen Henderson. Marlene Lyon. Connie Vermillion, Jane Gntton, Jean Burton. Paula Ruby. Sharon Van Hoose. Debbie Salyer, and Chris Green, BACK ROW: Debbie Gantt. Margene Sears, Elrene May. Barbara Bunch, Margaret Skaggs. Pat Rauen. Sharon Fike, Margaret Jackson, and Cathy Wozny Collegiate Pentacle Greets Transfers Members of Collegiate Pentacle served as usherettes at Baccalaureate and Com- mencement exercises and sponsored a coke party for transfer students during Orientation. During the Fall, they sold tic- kets to a Colonel basketball game to bene- fit Richmond ' s retarded children. Collegiate Pentacle is a women ' s hon- orary society recognizing students who have shown outstanding qualities of lead- ership and service. Requirements for mem- bership include a 3.0 or better academic standing, and be active in at least two or more organizations. 224 HONORS HONORARIES Alpha Phi Sigma Sponsors Spook House Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma spon- sored a spook house to familiarize students and citizens with a positive side of law enforce- ment, sponsored a Law Enforcement Explorer Post, and attended the National Criminal Jus- tice Conference at Michigan State University. Formed to unite students preparing for pro- fessional careers in the field of law enforce- ment. Alpha Phi Sigma received their national status and charter in the spring of 1970. Re- quirements for membership include a major in Law Enforcement and a 3.0 point standing or better in major subjects, and a 2.5 or better accumulative standing. FRONT ROW: Bill Hatfield. Darrell Bowen. Paul Andrews. Paul McCau- ley. Dan Brennan. Jim Gilbert, and Dan Montambo SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Posey, sponsor. Gary May. Dave Bubel, Phil Jones. Ed Miller, Lt Lewis Babb. and Bob Bryant BACK ROW: Jess Bowe. Chester Keet- on. Bob Averitt. Mr. Hugh Byrd. sponsor. Marty Meyer. Capt James Cox. and Carl Shye. HONORS ' HONORARIES 225 ATHLETICS Football ...... .228 Golf ........ .260 Basketball .... .238 Tennis ...... .262 Crosscountry . . .248 Wrestling ..... .264 Swimming .... .250 Gymnastics .... ,266 Basebali ..... .254 Rifle ....... .268 Track ....... .258 Intramurals .... .269 OVC Halo Eludes Young Colonels In the second year of rebuil ding after win- ning the Ohio Valley Conference halo in 1967 and 1968, Eastern ' s sophomore-dominated Colonels surprised their football peers and were in the race for the OVC championship until the last three minutes of the season. With the title seemingly in grasp and need- ing only a victory in the season finale over Morehead, Coach Roy Kidd ' s Colonels suf- fered one of the most heartbreaking upsets in EKU football history. The Eagles ' freshman kicking specialist, Kirk Andrews, booted a 22-yard field goal with 2:31 remaining to give Morehead a 16-13 decision and knock Eastern out of a third OVC crown in four years and drop the Colo- nels ' record to 8-2 for the 1970 campaign. Had Coach Kidd been able to look ahead and visualize the outcome of the season, he probably would have been pleased. But had he forseen the two losses and what they would mean, there doubtless would have been more than a trace of disappointment in his expression. The two setbacks came against perennial archnvals Western and Morehead, and both were fateful to Eastern ' s title hopes. Above: The Robert B Begley Building stadium seats, packed with fans, loom above Coach Roy Kidd and his Colonel bench during the first half of the big East Tennessee win Below: The rapid footwork of AII-OVC halfback Jimmy Brooks and the panning of the camera combine to record part of football ' s action in a still photograph. A zoom lens captures some of the impact and high drama of football as (Top) Paul Hampton dives between East Tennessee players toward a fumbled ball, and (Above) quarterback Bob Fricker barks an audible against a tensed Buc defense. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL 229 Above: Jimmy Brooks takes Bob Fricker ' s handoff for a two- yard touchdown run in the 21-10 win against Eastern Michi- gan Below: All-conference fullback Butch Evans rips off a long gainer to the Huron 28-yard line to set up the second Colonel score against EMU 230 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL — •  - ._ Narrow Win Kicksoff Gridders ' Campaign Pre-season calculations made Eastern look good on paper, but many ot the Colonels were young and untested and perhaps no one suspected that five Colo- nels would make AII-OVC and two would receive mention on All-Amencan units. Eastern ' s offensive standout, Jimmy Brooks, along with Butch Evans, Pat Sheridan, James Croudep and Wally Chambers were picked as all-conference honorees while Brooks and Croudep were recognized nationally. The Colonels visited Muncie, Indiana for their season-opener against non- league foe Ball State — a game Coach Kidd predicted would determine the season. A 13-12 EKU victory did exactly that. The Cols later missed the crown just as narrowly as they won that first game. The Colonel defense dominates play as (left) Mike Nicholson crushes a Middle Tennessee passer, and (below) Wally Cham- bers (78) and Tom Gaebler (83) combine to stop Western ' s John Embree for no gain Middle fell 24-10 to the Colonels, but Western handed EKU its first defeat. 19-7 EKU Topples Bucs, Overwhelms Govs Jackie Miller and the educated toe of Ralph Gillespie were prime factors in that initial triumph. Miller, a defensive back, crashed in to block a Ball State conversion attempt and Gillespie later tacked an extra point onto Eastern ' s second touchdown to provide the margin. An air of excitement prevailed as the Colo- nels prepared for defending OVC champion and 1969 Grantland Rice Bowl winner East Tennessee. Billed as a game that might even- tually decide the 1970 title. Eastern over- came the Bucs and a fourth quarter rain storm to emerge with a 10-6 victory and place itself in the driver ' s seat of the league. Game No. 3 found Eastern on the road against Austin Peay and the Colonels as- sasinated the Governors. 38-7. with Brooks rushing for over 140 yards. Above: Coach Roy Kidd berates his offensive unit as it leaves the field after a stalled drive Below: AII-OVC tackle Wally Chambers slaps down a Murray pass in a 17-7 win for the Homecoming Colonels. 232 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL Flanker William Wright (26) beats the official with the touchdown signal as James Wilson rolls in the end zone after receiving a 10-yard pass against Murray Jimmy Brooks gets a spectacular block from Alfred Thompson as he streaks for yardage against the Racers. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL 233 Bob Fncker calls signals (Top) and then drops back to pass (Above) in the all-decisive clash with Morehead 234 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL Stung By Western Loss, EKU Recovers The stage was set for the 43rd renewal of the classic Eastern-Western battle. The Colonels packed up their 5-0 record and headed for Bowling Green. Western was 4-0-1 and the survivor was expected to have a strong hold on the OVC race. Along with 20,000 fans and the excite- ment, came the rains. Western took a two- touchdown lead before halftime, and Eastern, trying to play catch-up, could not contend with the weather and the Toppers. So Western moved atop the OVC and Eastern had suf- fered its first defeat. The loss was quickly shelved, though, and the Colonels unleased their wrath on Mur- ray and redeemed themselves with a 17-7 Homecoming victory over the Racers before 22,500 fans. Quarterback Bob Fricker and end Larry Kirksey provided the fireworks, teaming for several long pass completions that pointed to victory. Eastern was 6-1 . . . but Western kept win- ning and hopes dimmed in Richmond for any chance of the championship. Defensive tackle Eddie Huffman nurses a sore leg while the of- fensive unit carries thefight to Morehead. Jimmy Brooks picks up a wall of Colonel blockers at the start of a 57-yard touchdown romp against Middle Tennessee. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL 235 Colonels Take Lead But Falter In Finale Then came Saturday. October 13. and behold. Eastern was back on top in the con- ference race! The Colonels toppled Ten- nessee Tech 20-13 while Middle Tennessee was upsetting Western. Now it boiled down to Morehead for Eastern and Murray for the Hilltoppers. In the meantime, the Colonels blanked Indiana State 9-0 and took an 8-1 mark into the finale against Morehead. A desparate Western faced Murray. The two games would decide the OVC race in one of several pos- sible ways. It was curtains for Eastern, how- ever, for while Morehead was playing the spoiler for the Colonels. Western was whip- ping the Racers. That combination gave the Toppers the title. Previously anticipating a bid to the Grant- land Rice Bowl. Eastern, though compiling a splendid 8-2 record, had nothing left but to wait until next year. And next year could belong to the Colonels as Coach Kidd loser only three players through graduation — Evans. Paul Hampton and Mike Armstrong. Statistically. Brooks, who will return as a senior for the 1971 season, led the Colonels in rushing with 970 yards in 248 carries. This brought his three-year total to 3.028. He also led the EKU scoring with 11 TD ' s for 66 points. Kirksey was the top pass-receiver with 25 receptions for 286 yards and two touch- downs. Fncker led the passing, completing 55 of 123 for a 44.7 percentage and seven tal- lies. Chambers topped the defense with 65 tac- kles and 57 assists while receiving able back- ing from Croudep. Miller. Eddie Huffman. Richard Cook and James Porter. With such a nucleus returning. Coach Kidd and his Colonels are good bets to be back at the pinnacle of the Ohio Valley Converence again in ' 71. 236 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL Below: Mike Nicholson gets to Morehead quarterback Dave Schaetz- ke. who was a thorn in the Colonel ' s side all afternoon ♦ iv 1970 COLONEL FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent Above: Alfred Thompson bursts through a hole between two Eagle defenders in first half action against Morehead. 13. 10. 38. 24. 21 . 7. 17. 20. 9. 13. Ball State 12 East Tennessee 6 Austin Peay 7 Middle Tennessee 10 Eastern Michigan 10 Western Kentucky 19 Murray State 7 Tennessee Tech 13 Indiana State Morehead State 16 THE 1970 FOOTBALL COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Trainer Ken Murray. Bill Hammons, Harold Borders, Ralph Gillespie. Keith James, Ralph Coldiron. Jim Lyons, Jackie Miller, Mike Armstrong, Butch Evans. James Croudep. Pat Sheridan, Don Peters. Coach Fred Francis. SEC- OND ROW: Coach Jack Ison. Coach Bobby Harville. Sam Gano, Bob Fricker. Larry Blackburn. Donald Salsbury. Marshall Bush, Richard Cook. Alfred Thompson. Danny Turner. Chuck Walroth. Brian Sie- mon, Jimmy Brooks, James Porter. Paul Hampton, Coach Bill Shan- non. Head Coach Roy Kidd. THIRD ROW: James Wilson. Mike O ' Neal. Karl Moran. Jack McCulley. Dick Christian. Donnie Young, Otto Hughes, Joe Washington. Larry Kirksey, William Wright, Bill Gardner. Larry Kaelin. Ed King. Eddie Huffman BACK ROW: Fred Sandusky. Wallace Chambers, Mike Nicholson. Frank Brohm. Mark Shireman, Tom Gaebler. Harry Irwin. Tom Reid. John Schmidt. Doug Greene, Jack Bowman. Ed Carnvale. Steve Fman. Dick Straten. Jon Ankney. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL 237 Colonels Snap Back To Tie For 2nd In OVC It was a unique sort of season for the East- ern basketball squad, and nobody was really ready for it to end. Just when the Colonels had jelled, ripping off 9 wins in the last 11 starts, the season closed. After a shaky beginning, Eastern had roared to a 16-8 record and a 10-4 mark in the Ohio Valley Conference that was good for a second place tie with Murray. It was the highest league finish for the Colonels since 1966. An oddity of the season was that Eastern posted identical 5-2 home and road confer- ence records. Only team to beat the Colonels twice — including a heart-stopping 94-93 overtime battle — was league champion Western. After brushing aside neighboring Berea 111-77 in their opener, the Colonels got their first of five exposures to nationally ranked teams. After leading eventual Big Eight champ Kansas 40-32 at the half, the Colonels lost 79-65. Coach Guy Strong ' s squad was flat when it returned home, permitting college-division power Howard Payne slip from Alumni Coli- seum with a 96-89 victory. (Opposite) Hustling guard Billy Burton slaps away an Austin Peay in- bounds pass in the Colonels ' big 1 15-89 OVC win Eastern ' s AII-OVC guard George Bryant displays his command of the court that earned him the nickname. King George. as. (from left) he shows his ambidexterity by firing a lefthander against Austin Peay and a long right-hander against Virginia Common- wealth On the opposite page. George rebounds against the Gover- nors and applies defensive pressure in the Howard Payne game. 238 ATHLETICS BASKETBALL ATHLETICS BASKETBALL 239 Senior forward Carl Greenfield muscles his way in for a basket as the Colonels rip Virginia Commonwealth 107-80 An abiect Daryl Dunagm holds up his hand after committing a charg- ing foul during an Austin Peay rally EKU held off the Governor threat to win going away 240 ATHLETICS BASKETBALL Eastern Gets Hot, Then Enters Slump It wasn ' t until the season ' s fourth game that the Colonels showed some of the form expect- ed o f them in pre-season forecasts. Trailing visiting St. Francis 41-35 at the half, Eastern caught fire and overtook the Frankies for a 91-87 win behind George Bryant ' s 38 points. Virginia Commonwealth was the next oppo- nent, and the Rams left Alumni Coliseum smarting from a 107-80 whipping as Bryant got 31. King George got 31 again five nights later as the Colonels ended the homestand with an 89-83 triumph over Western Carolina. Christmas break found Eastern in Evans- ville for the Holiday Invitational against tough Weber State, perennial Big Sky champ. The Colonels led by two. 40-38. at the half, but big Willie Sojourner finished with 28 points, 16 rebounds and a dozen blocked shots. Eastern lost 83-76. The next night EKU bounced back to topple Portland 80-70 in the consolation game. The Weber and Portland games started a wm-a-game, lose-a-game streak that lasted for eight games of mid-season doldrums for the Colonels. Returning home for two OVC games with students away on vacation, East- ern was entering what proved to be a crucial portion of the schedule. Murray came to the Coliseum first and beat the sputtering Colonels 81-74 in a game mar- red by the Racer reserves and coaches leaving the floor 11 seconds before the buzzer with Ron Johnson shooting foul shots. | ft Above: Murray ' s Ron Johnson shoots a free throw before a deserted Racer bench during EKU ' s 81-74 home court loss. Murray ' s bench and coaches walked off the floor with 1 1 seconds left in a reminder of an Alumni Coliseum clock malfunction the year before. Later, when Eastern won 82-81 at Murray, the ' Breds stayed for the whole game. Left: Sophomore Charlie Mitchell falls away to shoot over Virginia Tech ' s Tom Trice in the 86-79 win against the Gobblers. ATHLETICS BASKETBALL 241 Eastern ' s George Bryant tries to outmuscle Virginia Tech centerCharlie Libscomb in the Colonels ' 86-79 triumph over the Gobblers Sputtering Colonels Turn Season Around The theatrics were a reminder of the year before when a clock malfunction ended a game with Eastern one point ahead. Austin Peay. hitting the off-again, on-again Colonels on the wrong night, fell victim 1 15-89. Against the Governors. Bryant had 26, while heralded sophomore, Charlie Mitchell, began to rumble to life with 25. Then came important road games at West- ern and Middle Tennessee. True to form. East- ern lost the first one, at Bowling Green 83-64, while apparently Middle Tennessee was doom- ed by fate to an 88-64 home-court shellacking by the Colonels who were led by Mitchell ' s 24. A nine-point second half lead dwindled away at Johnson City as East Tennessee won 70-64 and the alternative win-lose streak was over. The Colonels were 7-6 on the season and 2-3 in league play. Few expected them to win eight of their next nine OVC games. But, Bryant and Mitchell, with 22 and 19 respectively, led the Colonels past Tennessee Tech 79-67 in the Coliseum. Then, Bryant ripped off 44 points and a school record 18 field goals against Virginia Tech in an 86-79 win. A 13-day layoff followed, capped with a trip to Dayton where the Flyers whipped a sluggish Eastern 110-86. It must have awaken- ed the Colonels . . . they would lose only once more. Two successive OVC wins, Morehead 90-62 and Austin Peay 99-72, showed the Colonels were primed for the return match with Murray. Bryant got 28, but Mitchell, with 22, was the big hero. With Murray down by one, and 11 seconds (ironically) to go, the sophomore hit two free throws. This time, the Murray re- serves and coaches remained as Eastern, out- of-reach of a last second shot, won 81-80. On the second game of the trip, Middle Tennessee fell victim to the Colonels 65-60, and the surg- ing Mitchell got 31. 242 ATHLETICS BASKETBALL Left: Eastern ' s Tim Argabnght and Dayton ' s Tom Crosswhite battle for a rebound as the Colonels suffered their worst defeat of the sea- son. 110-86. Above: Charlie Mitchell, the Colonels ' sophomore sen- sation, hooks a shot over the outstretched arm of Flyer George Jack- son. ATHLETICS BASKETBALL 243 EKU Loses Thriller, Wins Last Three Games Then came the decisive home game with Western. Four technical touls. one on the crowd ot 8,200, and three on Coach Guy Strong, who was automatically ejected, punc- tuated 40 minutes of regulation play that ended 83-83, after Eastern had led almost the entire game. A Hilltopper shot with five sec- onds to go killed Eastern ' s upset hopes 94-93. Their title hopes gone. Eastern was now locked in a second place race with Murray. Avenging the earlier loss to East Tennessee with an 85-78 win. the Colonels then polished off Tennessee Tech. 95-91. and Morehead 76- 74 on the road to close the season in a dead- lock for the runnerup spot with the Racers. Statistical leaders for the Colonels were leading scorer Bryant with 24.7 points per game, followed by Mitchell ' s 16.6. Carl Green- field ' s 10.5 and Billy Burton with 10.2. Greenfield ' s 11.8 rebounds per game was high, followed by Mitchell ' s 8.4. and Daryl Dunagan with 6.8. Below: While Western Kentucky ' s Jim McDaniels blocks Billy Bur- ton ' s shot. Eastern ' s George Bryant (Right) outmaneuvers a sliding Jim Rose for this field goal attempt in the Hilltoppers ' 94-93 over- time victory over the Colonels. m.; A A Opposing players seem to be giving sig- nals with their fingers as Eastern ' s Billy Burton looks for the Colonels ' Charlie Mitchell under the basket. 1970-71 BASKETBALL COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Tom Schroeder, manager, Wade Upchurch. Vince Mrazovich. Charlie Brunker, Billy Burton, George Bryant, Phil Storm, Mike Smith, Mike Myers, manager. BACK ROW: Coach Guy Strong. Assistant Coach Jack Hissom. Charlie Elza, Daryl Dunagan, Chuck Worthmgton, Carl Greenfield, Dan Arga- bright, Tim Argabright, Ralph Johnson. Charlie Mitchell, Dan Jordan, graduate assistant, Assistant Coach Tommy Harper. ATHLETICS BASKETBALL 245 1970-71 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Eastern 111 65 89 91 107 89 76 80 74 115 64 88 64 79 86 86 90 99 82 65 93 85 95 76 Opponent Berea College 77 Kansas 79 Howard Payne 96 St. Francis (Pa.) 87 Va. Commonwealth 80 Western Carolina 83 Weber State 83 Portland 70 Murray State 81 Austin Peay 89 Western Kentucky 83 Middle Tennessee 64 East Tennessee 70 Tennessee Tech 67 Va.Tech 79 Dayton 110 Morehead 62 Austin Peay 72 Murray State 81 Middle Tennessee 60 Western Kentucky 94 East Tennessee 78 Tennessee Tech 91 Morehead 74 Above: Eastern ' s Charlie Mitchell outpositions three East Tennessee Bucs for a rebound in the Colonels ' 85-78 win. Below: Eastern coach Guy Strong gives instructions to his team via a miniature chalk board. 246 ATHLETICS BASKETBALL Baby Colonels Post 16-6 Season Mark Eastern ' s freshman basketball team com- ball in 1970 (an honor bestowed upon the top pleted its most successful season since 1966- high school player in the state each year), led 67 as Coach Jack Hissom ' s squad compiled four double-figure scorers for the Baby Col- a 16-6 record. Playing against some of the onels with his 23.5 average. Supporting strongest competition in this section of the Brooks in the scoring column were Bob Wie- nation, the Baby Colonels were able to accu- gele (17.7), Bobby Newell (17.1), and Rick mulate two winning streaks, one of seven Stansel (13.0). Brooks also topped Eastern games to start the season and the six-game rebounders with a 15.4 average, followed skein at the end of the year. closely by Stansel ' s 14.4 mark. Robert Brooks, Kentucky ' s Mr. Basket- 1970-71 BABY COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Mike Meyers, manager, man. Mike Haremski, Kevin Kok, Bob Wiegele. Robert Brooks. Rick Bobby Newell, Ron Day. Dwight Douglas, Phil McAfee. Billy Bacon. Stansel, Dan Jordan, graduate assistant. Gene Kinnetz, graduate Rusty Way. BACK ROW: Coach Jack Hissom. Anders Fogt. Keith Huys- assistant 1970-71 FRESHMAN COLONELS Eastern ' s Robert Brooks uses one of his patented base line moves to RA IKFTRAI I SPORF RD ARH collect two points against Alice Lloyd Junior College. Eastern Opponent -. C£h£JH 4 J fJf tt- MQlMB 81 Centre 67 ' St™ ' J% MPi 94. .. .Southeastern Christian 56 Wm mimm WFSMHk I W ' fc « . ' M- ' mm 102 ... .Virginia Commonwealth 70 K ' 0% j ' t? % 87. .. .Sullivan Business College 65 r A C ! ' ' , ( r ll 79 Transylvania ' . ' . ' . ' . 76 m W .WWW W J 108 ... . Somerset 87 ATHLETICS BASKETBALL 247 Harriers Hurt But Silvious Sparkles After starting the season on the right foot with six consecutive wins, injuries began to plague the Colonel cross-country squad the latter part of the s chedule. The best coach E. G. Plummer ' s squad could muster in the Ohio Valley Conference Meet was a seventh place finish. Ken Silvious, Eastern ' s two-time cross- country All-American, did, however, com- plete another successful season. The 5-7, 137-pound senior from Mt. Jackson, Va., placed first in every dual meet and won the Ohio Valley Conference meet, setting a new course record with a time of 29:16. Breaking course records was certainly not an oddity for Silvious during the 1970 cam- paign. In fact, in the 14 meets in which Eastern competed, Silvious was able to set new course standards in six of these. Per- haps, Silvious ' most impressive showing came at Atlanta, Ga., in the Southeastern Col- legiate Championships. Above: Tom Finley has no company but the morning mist as he works out early in preparation for the cross country season. Below: All-Amen- can Ken Silvious. here way out in front toward a meet ' s end, set six course records during the season. KiSwsS ■ ■ ' • ■■■ 248 ATHLETICS CROSSCOUNTRY 1970 CROSS COUNTRY COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Ken Collins. Mervin Lewis. Howard Hallinan, Ken Sllvious, Jerry Kraiss, Gary Branden. BACK ROW: Tom Finley, James Sebree, Randall Karric. Chuck Cole- hour. Charles Dawson, Rick Rash, Ron Bock, 1970 CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 28. . .Cumberland 29 23 . . . Furman 32 19 ... Middle Tennessee 37 26. . . Morehead 22 22. . .Centre 31 18. . . Berea 37 22 ... Somerset Community College . . .33 49 . . . Morehead 15 1st . . . Anthens 11 -mile run 1st . . . Cades Cove 10-mile run 1st . . . Stone Mountain 10-mile Race 7th . . . Western Ky. Invitational 3rd . . . Southern States 5-mile run 7th ... Ohio Valley Conference Meet ' ' £ v. s€§s£ The pack Is bunched in the early going of the Colonels ' home meet with Cumberland. ATHLETICS CROSSCOUNTRY 249 Eels Keep Crown; Combs Wins 100th It was another banner year for East- ern ' s Eels and Coach Don Combs. The powerful EKU swimmers present- ed Combs with the biggest milestone in his career — win number 100 — with a 64-49 triumph over Indiana State in the next-to-last meet of the year. The last meet? It was win number 101 as the Eels won their ninth straight Ken- tucky Swimming and Diving Champion- ships, outstripping their closest com- petition — the University of Kentucky — 5784 to 317. Only blemish on the Eels ' year was a 63-50 early season loss to Southeastern Conference powerhouse Alabama. They more than evened the score against SEC competition later, however, splash- ing Georgia 74-39. Vanderbilt 64 1 2 -48 1 2 . and Kentucky 61-52. Another season high spot was a 60-53 triumph against previously unbeaten Eastern Michigan — four-time National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics champion — in the Hurons ' home pool. Three Eels posted regular season times good enough to qualify for the NC- AA Championships at Ames, Iowa. They were freshmen Kevin Miles. 200-yard freestyle, and Rick Murphy, 200-yard butterfly, and sophomore Scott Gallant, one-meter diving. Only two Eels were lost through gradu- ation. They were co-captains Pete Reed and Jay Chanley, both EKU record hold- ers, both of whom earned College Divi- sion All-Amencan recognition in 1968. the year before the Eels entered uni- versity-division competition. Coach Don Combs shouts instructions and lap times to his swimmers during a home meet. Combs has won 100 dual meets while losing only 20 in nine seasons. 250 ATHLETICS SWIMMING CMC or TWFYWC EE M 65 66 67 6 6S ?: v r Left (above and below): EKU star diver and NCAA one-meter quali- fier, Scott Gallant, executes a dive and makes a turbulent entry, photographed through a pool observation port. Above: Eastern and Indiana State swimmers prepare to hit the water during EKU ' s 64-49 home victory. ATHLETICS SWIMMING 251 Right: Pete Reed and Rick Murphy get mentally ready for the next event Below: A capacity crowd of more than 700 watches the Eels nip Kentucky 61-52 in Donald Combs Natatonum. 252 ATHLETICS SWIMMING Eastern 66 50 75 72 69 83 67 74 73 60 74 ' 64 77 61 64 1970-71 SWIMMING SCOREBOARD Opponent . Sewanee 42 . Alabama 63 . Louisville 37 .Marshall 40 . Eastern Illinois 44 . Ball State 30 . Bowling Green 43 . Ohio University 39 . Union College 38 . Eastern Michigan 53 Western Kentucky 36% Vanderbilt 48% . Morehead 35 . Kentucky 52 . Indiana University 49 1971 EASTERN EELS. FRONT ROW: Earl Robbins. Mike Alley. John Davenport, Scott Gallant. Wilson Myers. Pete Reed. SECOND ROW: Greg Spahr. Ken Klein. Rick Murphy. David Bokelman. Charles Dor- roh. Chris Webb, Allen Bokelman. Bob Sandford. THIRD ROW: Bob Webeler. John Whiteside. Jerry Paul. Bill Stapleton. Jay Chanley. Jim Callahan. Kevin Miles. Ron Hohhan. Ken Walters. ATHLETICS SWIMMING 253 1 l!?l Above: Head Coach Turkey Hughes, patching his team ' s success- ful play, is a study In success himself. Right: Billy Wells puts his best foot forward and delivers a strike in a game with Xavier. 254 ATHLETICS BASEBALL Young Team Shows Promise For Future Senior pitcher Don McCullough displays the form that helped him lead the team with an earned run average of 1.76. Coach C. T. Turkey Hughes fielded a young but talented team last season and his leadership brought them a second place fin- ish in the OVC ' s Eastern division. Only two seniors were listed on the squad and they were both pitchers. Coach Hughes called it a rebuilding year, and build is what he did while posting a 17-11 record. Sophomore second baseman Buzz Ashby led the team in hitting with a .385 average. He was the only Colonel to win all-OVC honors. The team was loaded with offensive punch, right fielder Larry Cook finished the season with a batting average of .344 and shortstop Mike Powers ended the campaign at .346. The Colonel pitching was in the hands of Don McCullough and Larry Robertson, but both were lost due to graduation. Coach Hughes, who has won 10 confer- ence championships in 22 years is hoping his Colonels have gained the experience needed to bring home another conference crown. THE 1970 BASEBALL COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Don McCullough, John Foland. Buzz Ashby, Dave Staten, Mark Williams, Robbin Story, Gary Roe, Charlie Bidwell, Ron Davidson, Bill Wells. SECOND ROW: Coach Hughes, Carl Shay, Ken Woodruff, mgr., Roger Roberts, Craig Milburn, Larry Robertson, Mike Powers, Craig Schleigh, Phil Storm, Tim Jones, Larry Cook. Martie Lange. graduate assistant coach Jack Llewellyn, ATHLE TICS BASEBALL 255 1970 BASEBALL RESULTS Above: Shirtless railbirds roost and roast under a hot sun at Turkey Hughes Field. Below: Senior hurler Larry Robertson gives that extra kick in a close game with Morehead Easte rn Opponent 2 Wittenberg 6 3-13 Flint Community College 2-0 6 Flint Community College 2 9 Lincoln Memorial University 7 1-3 Georgia Southern 6-4 2-1 Georgia Southern 9-4 7 Erskine 4 13 Carson-Newman 12 11-6 East Tennessee 2-3 7 Louisville 6 6 Georgetown 12 Louisville 2-9 East Tennessee 0-0 7 Xavier 9 15-5 Morehead 19-3 7-8 Morehead 6-10 8-3 Tennessee Tech 7-6 18 Transylvania 2 2-0 Tennessee Tech Won 17, Lost 11 6-3 256 ATHLETICS BASEBALL Left: Ken Blewitt checks signals with his third base coach after receiving a strike. Below: Charlie Bidwell watches a high ball come sailing in as the camera freezes the action in a game with Morehead. The Colonels were guided by Coach C. T. Turkey Hughes and grad- uate assistant Jack Lewellyn throughout the season. The grit of the teeth by the two coaches tells a story that the picture doesn ' t show. ATHLETICS BASEBALL 257 Thincladson Road For Major Meets It wasn ' t very apparent in 1970, but East- ern had a track team, and a successful one as well. The team was not seen very often in competition at Eastern. A new track was laid during the season and. as a result, the thinclads were forced to cancel all but two meets at home. Eastern came to victor in those two meets, first by stopping More- head. 105-40. and then in triangular com- petition with Kentucky State and Morehead. Eastern competed in the Florida Relays, the Ball State Relays, the Drake Relays, and the NCAA Championship. The Colonels had a number of fine athletes in sprint as well as in their always strong distance team. Art Howard and John Johnson were considered among the best in the OVC in the 100-yard dash and the high hurdles. Above: Ron White strains every muscle as he kicks off the first leg of a 440 relay event. Below: All-Ameri- can Ken Silvious leads the field in a gruelling three mile run. 258 Practice is important in track as well as other team sports. Here Win- ston Emmannuel finishes a practice relay leg as Keith Bertrand hands off to Galib Kawaja. ATHLETICS TRACK 259 Link Play Shows m proved Record Coach Glenn Presnell and a young, inex- perienced golf team entered a tough schedule last spring and came out winners. The linksters had only one senior, Paul Schultz, and a host of talented underclass- men and finished the season with an 11-1 mark. The golfers came back later and whip- ped the only team to defeat them, the University of Kentucky. The team competed in duel competition at the Furman Invitational where there were some of the better golf teams in the nation. They came home with an eleventh place fin- ish out of twenty-two teams. In the Mid-South Classic the Colonels captured sixth place out of sixteen teams. It was not until the OVC meet that the Colonels experienced trouble. There things went badly as the linksters finished seventh. Paul Schultz took medalist honors for the team and he was backed by Jim Moore and Jim Saunders. Above: Jim Saunder ' s face shows the concentration needed to get the direct line of the ball. Below: Two EKU golfers cross a bridge feeling lucky their balls didn ' t force them to travel under it. 260 ATHLETICS GOLF - ' 1 fi J y 1970GOLF RESULTS Eastern Opponent 370 University of Kentucky 383 375 Union College 400 375 University of Kentucky 379 376 Xa.vier 405 376 Saginau Valley 409 386 Indiana State 365 363 Jefferson Community College 409 406 Centre College 384 5 l 2 Xavier 124 356 Cumberland 385 363 Transylvania 392 363 Hanover 411 Won 11, Lost 1 With a hopeful look in his eye. Saunders watches his putt head toward the cup. THE 1970 GOLF COLONELS. Tim Brown, Rick Rawlings. Jack Barber. Billy Price. Jimmy Moore, Coach Presnell. ATHLETICS GOLF 261 Netters Have A Disappointing Year The Eastern tennis team, hit hard by grad- uation the previous year, suffered through a long losing season. The Colonel netters were young and inexperienced in a strong eight- team conference. A sixth place finish was the best they could manage, but there were a number of outstanding individual perfor- mances. The top scorer was Tom Davis. He was backed by the fine play of Pat Geron and John Young. Coach Jack Adams took his team around the south and competed against a number of strong powers such as South Carolina. David- son and Furman. The schedule also included Ohio State and Eastern Michigan. spray Above: Pat Geron places a backhand return in the middle of the racket Right: Jack Bennings throws the ball high and reaches back to serve a strong shot to his opponent. 262 ATHLETICS TENNIS THE 1970 TENNIS COLONELS- FRONT ROW: John Young, Chuck Ramirez. Johm Bohuslav. Greg Stephenson. SECOND ROW: Pat Geron. Dan Susong. Jim Steisack. Pete Ballard. Jim Greenup 1970 TENNIS RESULTS Eastern Opponents 1 Louisville 8 7 Louisville 2 6 University of Cincinnati 3 5 Ohio State 4 6 Eastern Michigan 3 4 University of Cincinnati 5 2 Western 7 1 University of Kentucky 8 5 University of Cincinnati 4 4 Furman 5 1 University of South Carolina 8 9 Davidson 10 Middle Tennessee 9 2 Austin Peay 7 5 Western 4 2 Murray 7 4 University of Kentucky 5 2 Tennessee Tech 7 4 Morehead Won 6, Lost 13 5 Jack Bennings puts a little fencing style into his backhand return. ATHLETICS TENNIS 263 Grapplers Finish High In AAU Meet Eastern ' s wrestling Colonels, young and minus their regular coach, grappled their way to a 6-5-1 season record and made a good showing in the Kentucky State AAU Tournament at Louisville. Skip Daugherty took over the squad when Coach Ron House was hospitalized in Decem- ber, and capably guided the EKU team through the bulk of the season. In the AAU Meet, Eastern wrestlers claimed two firsts, a second and a third. Dick Loewen- stine (126 lb.) and Marvin Alstott (146 lb.) won their divisions with Alstott being named the Outstanding Wrestler in the tournament. Chris Reeder took second in the 180-pound division with Keith Carroll taking third in the heavyweight category. Above: Displaying the form that won him Outstanding Wrestler honors in the State AAU Tournament. Marvin Alstott applies a hammerlock to his opponent. Right: Being on top is natural for Dick Loewenstine. He won his division in the State AAU competition at Louisville. 264 ATHLETICS WRESTLING 1970-71 WRESTLING SCOREBOARD rn Opponent . Morehead 23 .Chattanooga 31 . Notre Dame 17 . Taylor University 20 . Centre 3 . Dayton 11 . Cincinnati 25 . Morehead 23 . Marshall 8 .Wilbertorce 9 . Anderson 14 .Chattanooga 16 Danny Nettle has his opponent all wrapped up during the win over the University of Dayton 1970-71 WRESTLING COLONELS- FRONT ROW: Bobby Roach. Mac Nick- son. Dan Nettle. Joe Neff, Dick Loewenstine. Bill Froman, manager Mike Drago. BACK ROW: Coach Skip Daugherty. Paul DeLott. Charles Roach. Dwight Mitchell. Chris Reeder. Leland Stewart. Randy Randolph, Gregg Combs, Doug Johnston, Marvin Alstott. manager Michael Asher. ATHLETICS WRESTLING 265 Above: Bob Wolf pauses during his high bar performance. Left: Steve Johnson concentrates while in a strength movement on the parallel bars Below: Kim Charleston begins a peach basket on parallel bars. ?6fc Gymnasts Impr ove With New Facilities With their new gym in the Begley Building, Eastern ' s gymnasts worked long hours daily improving form and skills. Coached by past team stand- out, Gene Gilbert, the 1971 team placed second in the Kentucky State Intercollegiate Gymnastics meet held at Georgetown College March 5. Highpoint man for the year was Bill England averaging thirty-two points per meet. 1971 COLONEL GYMNASTS Gene Gilbert, coach (kneel- ing). Bob Wolf, Bill England, Steve Johnson. Donnie Paulin, Kim Charleston Left: Don Paulin holds cross position during still ring routine. Above: Bill England executes a balance movement gymnasts use in floor exercise. ATHLETICS GYMNASTICS 267 1970-71 COLONEL RIFLE SQUAD FRONT ROW: SFC Robert A Ross, coach, Vera Wilson. Judith Deaton. Pam Barker. Cathy Begley BACK ROW: Maior Samuel R. Parris. adviser. Harry Hensley. Tony Gruelle. Riflemen Women Face Rebuilding The Eastern rifle team was in a re- building year with a roster composed mostly of freshmen. In addition, wo- men ' s liberation penetrated the firing line as four EKU co-eds joined the ranks. Seniors David Carpenter and Tony Gruelle and sophomore captain David McMillen provided the experience for the marksmen as the only returnees. Doug Wigfield was the only other senior. Rep- resenting the distaff side were Judy Dea- ton, Pamela Barker. Cathy Begley and Vera Wilson. Competing in the rugged Ohio-Ken- tucky Collegiate Rifle League, the young Eastern Squad had matches well into spring and finished with a won-loss per- centage around the .500 mark. David McMillen, Richard En Mike Beard. Capt Ronald M. E jlehardt. Mike Orem. Glenn Haeberhn. Irooke. coach. Veteran shooter Tony Gruelle demonstrates a helpful technique to freshman Pam Barker. 268 ATHLETICS RIFLE New Facilities Broaden Intramurals Mr. Wayne Jennings, the new director of men ' s intramurals. headed an expanded sports program this year. Along with the addi- tion of the Begley Building facilities, the sports were increased both in number and participants. Intramurals counted 15 differ- ent activities, including flag football, tennis, basketball, volleyball, handball and weight- lifting. Champions of intramurals included: flag football, the PBR ' s; table tennis singles, Daryl Eisenmenger; basketball, Phi Delts; wrestling, Pikes; and billiards, Bobby Van Natta. Competition was held in two leagues — independent and fraternity. mjL « w ' -. i w j giy% .., ... ■ I m Above: Action is furious during a Greek wrestling match Right: Referee Mike Cain controls a flag football game from the sidelines. 270 ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS Determined Butch Kendall prepares to snap the ball to begin another play in an intramural contest. SSSSS m 1 Flag football proves rougher than this player had expected. ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS 271 Top: Andy Owens and Mike Klopher are prepared for a possible re- bound during a Greek league battle. Above: Dave Burdine is sur- prised by a quick pass from a reboundmgteammate. Extra points picked up in foul shots are key in intramural as well as intercollegiate basketball. 272 ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS Left: A high leaping player spikes the volleyball for a score Below: Waiting for the ball to fall, Neil Heisman and Kenny Walters anti- cipate their set-up. ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS 273 Right: Indoors Softball players get a little extra practice Below: Clyde Sellers attempts a tight waist on Gary Hall during a fraternity wrestling match.   « m k  r. ft  lltHflllti liili ■• 274 ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS Above: Eddie Huffman eyes up a shot. Below: Bobby Van Nafta, university billiards champ, pockets a ball. ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS 275 Women ' s Intramurals Marked By Variety Numerous activities were scheduled throughout the year by women ' s intramurals director. Mrs. Mildred Maupin. Initiating the fall semester, tennis, field hockey and soccer were played by the co-eds. Volleyball, one of the most popular sports continued through- out the fall semester with the Jolly Volleys capturing the silver trophy. Basketball ush- ered in the spring semester with over 15 teams participating. Smaller activities, keyed to varied interests, finished the spring semes- ter. Ping-pong, badminton, shuffleboard, and paddleball matched the variable skills of the girls and climaxed the intramural year. Right: Susie Sigler shoots for a goal in a field hockey game Below: Jan Ramsey dribbles downfield as her opponent attempts a stea 276 ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS Left: Connie Mattmgly discovers that hitting with the head is very effective. Above: Carol Freet sends the soccer ball soaring with a strong kick. ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS 277 Above: Donna McClanahan executes a powerful dig. Right: Mary Ann Wozny and Chris Bosler ready themselves for volleyball. 3 I 278 ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS Intra murals offer an opportunity for girls to compete among themselves After an overthrow, one of the intramural players attempts to retrieve the ball. ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS 279 Girl Gymnasts Practice Long Hours Above: Patty Murrell leads a mat sequence under the watchful eye of Bill England. Right: Elaine Smith springs into a fast- tumbling trip down the mats. 280 ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS Both men and women share the excitement of Weaver Gym ' s shuff leboard courts. ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS 281 ORGANIZATIONS Student Association i .. • ■ Zmm:£ k Service and Activities , . . - B 287 Departmental ...... L299 Arts . - ;v -l T.313 Military i ' iV ' i 323 Greeks ' Xi ' fL 333 Fellowship ■ . ..■ : - - :-• = B;.38s Student Publications , ; . :. ; fc .39? Ike Norns. vice president; James Pratt, president; Cathy Wozny, secretary. New Constitution Reforms Senate The first year under the new constitu- tion was one of limited results and opti- mistic anticipation. With general failure to meet a quorum, the Student Senate was hampered in its attempts for reforms. The new constitution changed the name of the Student Council to Student Senate and formed a cabinet consisting of officers and committee chairmen. The Senate, chaired by James Pratt, pushed for reforms on four main issues: abolishing mandatory ROTC, self-regulated hours for women students, more student participation on University committees, and abolishing required classroom atten- dance policies. The Senate was confident that reports of Student-Faculty commit- tees, due late in the Spring, would recom- mend advances in each area. Achievements for the Student Senate this year were moving Armed Forces re- cruiters from the Student Union Grill to the Jones Building and extension of the grill hours, on an experimental basis, until 11 p.m. every Monday through Thursday. Also, the Student Union dress code was abolished this year. Another action taken by the Senate was operation snowfall, which led to an assurance that campus streets and sidewalks shall be safe and cleared in an onslaught of inclement weather. 284 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT SENATE Jim Pratt, student body president, distributes minutes of a previous meet to Council members. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT SENATE 285 Student Court Judges Cases The Student Court, the judicial branch of the Student Association, heard cases relating to the constitu- tion and by-laws of the Council involv- ing infractions of the University regu- lations in areas designated by the association president. Traffic viola- tions were the most frequent cases on the docket and were usually referred to the Department of Safety and Security. Members of the Court are selected by the Student Association president or the Chief Justice of the Court from the previous year. Right: A freshman coed executes her sentence by showing her affection for Daniel Boone at Rat Court during Orienta- tion Week, Below: Roger Morris. Larry Conners. Rodney Dunn. Paul Lanier. Jan Panayotoff, Tyler Cox. Terry Insko, and Steve Stanley. 286 ORGANIZATIONS-STUDENT SENATE One of the most solemn and memorable moments on Eastern ' s campus is the Hanging of the Greens. Organizations Give ¥ Variety Of Services Kappa Delta Tau collects toys for underprivileged children Judy Borders, a Little Colonel, performs at a home basketball game 288 ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY Veterans Provide Color Guard This year, as in the past, Alpha Sigma Upsilon, the Veteran ' s Club, provided the color guard for the Eastern Homecoming. Other activities included sending Christmas cards to Vietnam, refinishing park benches for Richmond, and helping grade school teachers in the surrounding area. The purpose and aim of the Veteran ' s Club is to ease the transition from military to collegiate life, and to promote fraternal spirit and fellowship among the ex-servicemen enrolled at Eastern. The Veteran ' s Club members gather at Fort Boonesborough State Park for their annual picnic. FRONT ROW: Terry Ritchie. Laddie Hunt, Richard Kolinske, James Fields, President; Olive Falcone, Sweetheart; Larry Cayton, Kenny Thomas. Ross Harris. Dan Bracken. SECOND ROW: Harry Paynter. Darryl Tedder. Rodney Alsup. Donald Jewell. Robert Gee. Nevel Williams. Treasurer; Ronald Burgess. Kendall Reynolds. BACK ROW: Bobby Sims, Harold Klenk. Victor Gausepohl. Charles Poynter, Will- iam Brenda. Jody Hughes. Richard Cohelia. John Schlaak, and Terry Conrad. ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY 289 FRONT ROW: Bill Parker. Jimmy Brown. President; Jim Dingus. Ron Dolen. Treasurer; Arnold Slusher. Executive Vice President; Tom War- dell. Secretary, Dennis Raisor. Sergeant at Arms; Ed Tuggle, Gary Pal- mer, Vice President- SECOND ROW; George Brown. Sponsor; Guy Bea- ver, Stewart Brentzel, Mike Alexander. Charlie Stallings. Dan Gher THIRD ROW: Mike Puckett. Gary Montgomery, David Lane, Ronnie Burton, Terry Lake, Bertie Ray Dolen. Rick Drake. Dave Lake. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Campbell. Phillip Hunt. Thaddeus Smith. David White, Pat May. Stanley Forsythe. Douglas Burton. Garnie Yeager. BACK ROW: Gilbert Wilson. Joe DeChinco, Alex Poulos. Keith Kidd. Phil Jared, Greg Reynolds. Da ryl Crossfield, Sam Bodine, John Robards. Larry Dixon. Circle K Heads Float Building During Homecoming week Circle K, which was in charge of the warehouse, sold refresh- ments to student float-workers. At Thanksgiving members can- vassed homes in Richmond for food to make baskets for the needy. In the spring Circle K held an Easter egg hunt for Richmond children and worked at the Telford Community Center. The objective of Circle K is to provide an opportunity for col- lege men to help others and to be of service to society. Their motto, We Build , means con- structive involvement in the community and on campus. Circle K takes advantage of the sincere and monu- mental thirst created by the float builders. 290 ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY Collegiate Democrats Increase Membership Collegiate Democrat officers discuss plans for the upcoming gubernatorial election. Offi- cers are Jimmy Brown, president; Bill Parker, treasurer; Mike Stokes, vice president; Mittie Davis, secretary; Herb Vescio. adviser. The large increase in mem- bership of the Collegiate Demo- crats brought about an expand- ing and more informative pro- gram this year. The Collegiate Democrats ' purpose is to instill in every student the importance of politics in his respective life and a realization that as a citi- zen, one has an unique place in society. As part of its program, six prospective candidates and officials were invited to speak at the meetings. These men acquainted the students with the prominent political issues today. During the spring a din- ner was held to introduce the candidates for state offices and to allow an exchange of ideas and views between the candi- dates and students. Meetings of the Collegiate Democrats show an increase in attendance this year. ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY 291 E Men Assist At Home Games Selling programs and ushering at all home football and basketball games were the primary functions of the Varsity E Club, which is composed of male athletes who have lettered in any of the intercol- legiate sports at Eastern. The club sponsored an All-Athletic Day for youngsters in the Richmond area. Each member instructed the children in the skills of his sport. Members of the E Club who have contributed to the organization and remained in good standing for three years were awarded E rings which designate them as leaders in their particular sport. Selling programs and ushering at home athletic events are services rendered by the E Club FRONT ROW: Bill Quick. John Davenport, Joe Neft, Edgar Henry. Rich- ard Loewenstine. Bernie Hrubala. Scott Gallant- SECOND ROW: Ken Klein, Peter Reed, Jim Moore, Ron Hohhan. Brian Siemon. Bill Price, Jack Barber. Mac Nickson, BACK ROW: Jon Ankney. Eddie Huftman, Tim Brown. Jay Chanley. Bob Bauer. Bob Webeler. Keith Carroll. 292 ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY FRONT ROW: Coleen Baker. Diana Burke. Gail Van Ness. Maria Kuehne, Patty Kefauver. Pat Studer. Becky linger. Lezlie Race. Linda Rolfes. Marty Richeson. SECOND ROW: Janet Caswell, Darlene Wilborn, Judy Mcnicol, Dale Herald, Kathy Needles. Secretary; Peggy Cotten, Connie Hinkley, Lisa Brandenburg, Chris Green. THIRD ROW: Terry Keeney, Teresa Trower, Sue Wolfer, Pat Ritchey. Treasurer; ' Louise Asher. Marlee Childers. Vice-President; Becky Oakes. Karen Heid. Cyndie Sandy. Ginger Medley, President. BACK ROW: Dr Peel. Sponsor; Joette Morris, Becky Irving, Susie Boston. Cathy Wozny, Jody Cavalier. Charlotte Combs. Karen Madras. Rita Dull, Linda Smith, Barb Knudsen KDT ' sAid Locally This year Kappa Delta Tau concentrated on community and national projects Includ- ing a Valentine Party and toy drive for the Richmond Area Classroom Experience kin- dergarten, a fund raising drive with the Rich- mond Fire Department for Christmas pre- sents to underprivileged children, a candle sale for the JFK Mentally Retarded Founda- tion, and a UNICEF drive on Honey Sunday . The KDT ' s visited Pattie A. Clay Hospital and Kenwood Nursing Home, distributing cards on holidays. On campus the group kept busy. Members sold tickets for the freshman-varsity benefit game, sponsored the annual Powder Puff football game and She-Male contest. Besides winning the football game, they won many events in the Sigma Chi Derby. Kappa Delta Tau served lunch on Band Day, worked the concession stands at Eastern ' s athletic events, and served for banquets in the SUB. KDT ' s warm up before their win over Alpha Gamma Delta in the Powder Puff football game during Orientation Week. ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY 293 FRONT ROW: Judy Hanson, Angela Kern. Julia Steanson. Advisor: Betty Howard. May Huber. Sandy Wilde. Bonnie Aboud. SECOND ROW: Martha White. JoAnn Hairston, Phillip Norman. Donagene Branham, Jody Rice, Mariann Bundy, Sue Craft. BACK ROW: Jimmy Brown, Leslie Connett. Karen Rhodes. Paula Weaver. Judy Borders. Daphe Jeffries. Sally Mullms. Martin V. Mitchell. KYMAClub Boosts Spirit Promoting spirit is the pur- pose ot Eastern ' s pep club, KYMA. Besides sponsoring the Little Colonels drill team, the club aids the Eastern cheer- leaders whenever they need help. This fall KYMA Club sold beanies to the incoming fresh- men during Orientation Week and painted signs for games. On Honor ' s Day one outstand- ing senior athlete, recom- mended by his coach, from each varsity sport received an award. A turkey attending the Eastern-Morehead football game lends support to cheerleaders Jerry Smith and Connie Haney. 294 ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY LITTLE COLONELS DRILL TEAM. FRONT ROW: Jill Whicker, Angela Kern, Tish Kelly. Connie Tyrrell. Captain; Sarah Marlett. Captain; Tom Lewis. Debbie Cupp, Kathy Covelle. SECOND ROW: Frances Adams. Mary Huber. Bobbie Caud ill. Connie Palsgrove. Beverly Fisher, Karen Bailey, Audrey Frison, Mariann Bundy. Claudia Marshall, Sherry Weis- man. BACK ROW: Judy Borders. Vicki Shumard, Debbie Reincke, Sue Craft, Joan Miller, Betty Howard, Terri Webb. Tonya Phelps, Jayne Bangs, Judy Cunningham EASTERN CHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW: Claudia Cruse. Joan Ray. BACK ROW: N ' Chung Sung. Lea Boggio. Don Peace, Connie Haney, Jerry Smith, Martin Mitchell, Sarah Vice, John Barkau. Billy Rati iff. David Stiebmg. ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY 295 Men ' s Counci Sponsors Polls Men ' s Inter-dormitory Coun- cil membership, composed of the individual dormitory offi- cers, floor counselors and elected representatives from each residence hall, sponsored a poll on dormitory open house. In February, the council tested the opinions of the men ' s resi- dence halls on the type of food available through campus vend- ing machines. The Council met monthly to review general residence hall regulations and to propose ideas and work for the improvement of living conditions and study habits within the dorms. Members of the Men ' s Inter-dorm Council discuss dorm regulations and study habits. FRONT ROW: Tyler Cox. Daniel Glier. Dave Nicholas. Richard McCar- ren. Jerry Carrico. Ken Batte. BACK ROW: Glenn Grizzle. Mark Flem- ing. Bob Sullivan. Len Holland. Bob Brooks. Philip Liles, Greg Car- penter. Jim Blair 296 ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY FRONT ROW: Pamela Miller. Lame Boring. Kathy Fleming. Mary Pet- tengill. Karen Shelton. Jackie Reifsnyder, Kathryn Conrad. Linda Hern. SECOND ROW: Betty Jane Cruse, Diane Martin, JoAnn Hairston. Susan Haas. Vicki McDonald. Tern Webb, Jody Rice. BACK ROW: Jan Sheppard. Edwina Hatcher. Carole Siller. Margaret Skaggs. Judy Borders, Sandy Kornrumpf. Jayne Marlowe. Joy Albro. Women ' s Halls Provide Billiards The Women ' s Interdorm Council, made up of full-time students with a 2.0 point standing or better, purchased bumper pool tables and other recrea- tional equipment for the women ' s residence halls. In cooperation with Miss Mary Glass, Director of Programs for Women, the Council coordinated recreational, educational, and intra- mural activities for women residents. In November the Council sold tick- ets to the Varsity-Freshman basketball benefit to help secure funds for the Meditation Chapel. The Council provided a medium of self-government for women residents and promoted better understanding between students and administration. Although the bumper pool tables are located in women ' s dorms, male guests find them an added attraction. ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY 297 FRONT ROW: Fred Engle. sponsor; Stephen Louis, treasurer; Peggy Herman, chairman; Beth Wiener, secretary; William Ramey, vice president. SECOND ROW: Susan Faesenmeier. Sandy Clapp, Barb Matthews, Lindsey Williams, Sue Bertrand, Rodney Alsup, Larry Cayton, Robert Gee, James Fields, Dennis Mills. Jake Otter. THIRD ROW: Laddie Hunt. Richard Kolinske, Bobby Sims, John Schlaak, Rob- ert Curry. Darryl Tedder. Richard Cohelia, Tac Conrad, Ike Norris, Terry Ritchie. BACK ROW: Donald Jewell, Keith Earley, Cathy Wozny, Rick Rash, Charlie Abner, Victor Gausepohl, William Brenda. John Heidench, Bob Kirzinger. John Downs. Doc Bracken. Republicans Travel To Conventions The nation ' s largest College Republican Club once again had a busy year highlighted by the state convention in Lexington and the regional convention in Charleston, West Virginia. Vitally interested in politics, the College Republicans par- ticipated in the sixth district elections and conducted a voter participation drive. Other activi- ties included community action projects and political involve- ment with the student body. Sandy Clapp and Doug Crowe prepare to leave for a College Republican Convention. 298 ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY ACE and SCEC Help Local Youth During Orientation Week, the Association for Childhood Education sponsored a coke party to acquaint themselves with freshmen. They also held a folk sing at the Mule Barn and a workshop for Race Street Kindergarten. Several speakers spoke at their monthly meet- ings including Dorothy Smith. Dr. Elmo Moretz. and Miss Ethel Sams, all EKU staff members. Foreign exchange students spoke about elementary education in their countries at the March banquet. The Student Council for Exceptional Cildren conducted a Crusade for Children Drive, co- operated with Physical Education, and con- ducted an Olympic Games Competition for Mentally Retarded Children. The Council, organized in March, 1970, promotes the education of social awareness of and concern for exceptional children. ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION. FRONT ROW: Daryl Poynter. Kathy Rhoades. Marty Jordan. Helen Humphries. Gloria Coleman, Deborah Gantt. Sandy Wilde. Linda Rolfes. SECOND ROW: Carol Myers. Vickie McGuire, Judy Kiester. Eileen Nugent. Ginger Martin. Olive Falcone. Mary Eve Proffitt, Mary Lynn Jasper. Ethel Sams. BACK ROW: Mary Carol Rose. Pamela Bostick. Marlene Crabb. Daphne Jeffries. Debbie Sennet. Patty Calico. Judy Borders. Becky Cartwright. STUDENT COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN. FRONT ROW: Stayce Jordan. Barbara Harrison. Helen Begley. Jan Sheppard. Jackie Reifsnyder. Kathy Rulon. Pat Parker. SECOND ROW: Teresa Stiles. Evelyn Kidd. Eve Proffitt. Sharleen Ripperdan. Diana Moore. Ralph White, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Gloria Carr. Bonnie Richardson. Cathy Ferrell. Stephanie Holmes. Susan Hines. Ann Tritschler. 300 ORGAN IZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS Agriculture students learn the fundamentals of soil testing. AgClub Divides For Discussions The Agriculture Club ' s four smaller groups, mechanization, dairy, ornamental horticulture and conservation, each of which held separate meetings, combined on the second Tuesday of each month to compare ideas. The members of the Agriculture Club traveled to Louisville to see the National Machinery Show in February. They also worked with 4-H groups, entered a project in the Conservation Fair and had a banquet in the spring. FRONT ROW: Dr. Glenn Hayes. Margaret Champion. William Poluvier, Brenda Sue Lynch. John Inman, Gregg Woodruff, Sherrill Burton. SECOND ROW: Carl Phelps, Steve Fisk. Danny McKinney, Harry Hens- ley. Ralph Anderson, Brian Bowles, Martin Woodruff. THIRD ROW: Steven Jackson, Norman Cox. Phillip Bramblett. Donald Jones. Teddy Hays, Howard DaleCornett. Luther Bramblett. BACK ROW: GaryGood- lett. John Dawalt, James Miller, John Lynch. Rickey Hopperton, Ted Colvin, Jim Thornton. ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS 301 Caduceus Works Foundation Drive The Caduceus Club raised money for the Kidney Foundation, participated in a campus disaster plan, had fall and spring blood- mobiles and took trips to the University of Louisville Medical School and to the Madison County Health Center. The Club was organized to further knowl- edge and understanding of students in the medical sciences and health fields. It is one of the oldest organizations on Eastern ' s campus. The American Red Cross presents a certificate of appreciation to mem- bers of the Caduceus Club for their response to a campus blood drive. FRONT ROW: Dr. Sanford Jones, Russ Williamson, Alice Insco, Larry Fields, Judy Gundlack. Ruth Wilson, Gerald Combs. BACK ROW: Jerry Mayes. Jerry Rowe. Hossa Farris, Barbara Mann. Joanie Graham, Win- ston Halcomb. Larry Stroud, Carol Algiers, Sherry Conner. 302 ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS Accounting, Marketing Clubs Hold Outings This year Eastern ' s Accounting Club held study halls to help students with scholastic problems in accounting. The club sponsored several speakers and conducted tield trips in an attempt to help members decide upon a specific area of accounting. The purpose of the club is to acquaint ac- counting students with their future duties and obligations and to provide an opportunity for the discussion of topics relating to accounting. The American Marketing Association heard executive experts in the marketing field at its monthly meetings. Speakers in the areas of product managing, advertising, industrial sales, retailing, and sales and promotion. A field trip to Cincinnati was scheduled to meet with marketing executives in their plants. A membership drive resulted in a 20 per cent increase over last year ' s club rolls, with 25 active members participating. Organized in 1969. the group is affiliated with the Ameri- can Marketing Association, headquartered in Chicago. fS £ £ p ACCOUNTING CLUB. FRONT ROW: Shichang Sung, Betty Pendergrass, Joseph Sidles, Walter Barnes. James Lisle, Robert Kelts. Keith Clem- ents, Wayne Vice, V. C. Messmer. sponsor. SECOND ROW: Bill Petter, Robert Gee. Tom Nett, David Jenkins, Robert Moloney, Billie Wade, Donald Smothers, Ronald Smothers. BACK ROW: Carolyn Carnes, Randy Sircle, Bobby Derrick, Dennis Raisor. Jimmy Roller, John White, Dennis England, Tom Wardell, Joseph Calimen. AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW: Jane Skelton, Ken Carmichael, Steve Harp. John Buchanan, Winnie Malatesta, William Smith, Michael French, Donna Gray. BACK ROW: Don Rogers. Larry Locknane, Mike Cullen, Howard Thompson, William Recker, Larry Heinzelman. Dave Gerrein, Gary Tedford. ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS 303 Home EcClub Sends Packages The Home Economics Club sponsored a fall style show, made Colonel Bunny Bean Bags, packed and distributed CARE packages during finals week. The club heard Mr. Richard Plymale speak at a program on pop- ulation explosion, and participated in the fall and spring Kentucky Home Economics Asso- ciation workshops. The purpose of the Home Economics Club is to offer those interested in home eco- nomics a place for development and social enjoyment, while providing beneficial pro- grams that help broaden views and interests. Home Economics Club entertains guests during a Valentine party. FRONT ROW: Linda Bentley. Pam Gilhspie. Mary Tallent. Mava Owens. Linda Chamberlain, Nancy Metz. Peggy Hensley, Susan Niswonger. June Pinney. Linda Terrell. SECOND ROW: Patty Sumner. Donna Spencer. Susan Shrader. Kathy Rhoades, Kathy Stoll. Sandy Rati iff. Rhonda Wall. Judy Wilson. Karen Latimer, Elizabeth MacDonald. Ellen Fischer. THIRD ROW: Cathy Scopa, Patty Mains. Cathy Hill, Kathryn Conrad. Mary Helen Compton. Jane Murphy, Lauretta Harris, Debbie Pritchett. Martha Dick. Brenda Craft. Christine Green. BACK ROW: Sharon Marlow. Debbie Black. Carole Siller. Mary Grider. Susan Mc- Donald. Elizabeth Potter. Deborah Campbell. Nancy Kelley, Beth McCormack. Rebecca Kenne. Brenda Wood. 304 ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS Biology and Math Club Hear Speakers A September get-acquainted picnic at Adams ' Cave and a weekend outing at Natural Bridge State Park were among fall highlights of the Biology Club. Members served as guides for a Garden Club meeting and for the Con- servation Fair, at which a project was exhib- ited. Representatives from federal agencies and the EKU faculty spoke at various meet- ings, and members sold tickets to the Audu- bon Film series. In the spring the members assisted with Earth Day. This year the Math Club furthered its aim of increasing interest in mathematics and the benefits derived from its study by offering free tutoring to any student having difficulty in a math course. Teas were held throughout the year for members and math faculty. In the spring a picnic ended the year ' s activities. POLYMATHOLOGISTS. FRONT ROW: Linda Himes. Jean Burton, Clara Anthony Newsome, Sandy Fryman, Susie Durrett, Faye Keith, Donald Smith, Sherrill Burton, Michael Clayton, Kathleen Collins. BACK ROW: Batch, Ronnie Hampton, Donald Pelly, Robert Creek. BIOLOGY CLUB. FRONT ROW: Paula Kinker. Brenda Speagle, Lynn Mc- Call. Iris Boyle, Patricia Goins, Ann Mackin, Barbara Sue Nolan, Sue Mantel. BACK ROW: Betty Stephens. Larry Hurt, Glynn Creamer, spon- sor: Richard Marks, Patrick May, Larry Compton. Danny Fannin, Pam Marks. Larry Short. ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS 305 Philosophy Club Sponsors Agora The Philosophy Club organized a stu- dent forum on campus unrest as well as other forums during the year. Dr. Abra- ham Kaplan visited Easter in conjunction with the lecture series and the Philos- ophy Department. Among other projects, the club sponsored Agora, a local coffee- house. The aim of the Philosophy Club is to challenge and enlighten its members and the campus in general, through speakers and student forums. Jim Blair, president of the Philosophy Club, leads members in a small group discussion. FRONT ROW: Kenneth Edwards, sponsor: Dave Nicholas. Jim Wise. Eugene Winbun. BACK ROW: James Sefcovic. Jim Blair. Joyce Allsmiller. Jay Under 306 ORGANIZATIONS- DEPARTMENTALS Law Enforcement Publishes Folder The Association of Law Enforcement held a tour of central Kentucky high schools at which members showed films and spoke on alcohol and drugs. Field trips were conducted to La Grange Re- formatory, Eddieville Maximum Security Prison and the Knoxville Police Depart- ment. The Association published a pam- phlet concerning personal safety and held a seminar on personal safety for women. Association members donated to the Madison County Association for Re- tarded Children. FRONT ROW: Rosetta Lucas. Jennie Alcorn, Robert Donta, Dennis Mills. George Lewis, Arnold Amburgey. BACK ROW: Giles Black, adviser, Verne Rennacker. Rodger Morris. John Fryman. Gary Weldon, Donald Filer, Steven Mobley. Members ot the Law Enforcement Association hold a conference on drugs and alcohol. ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS 307 SNEA Holds Panel Discussion The Student National Education Associa- tion heard a panel ot student teachers tell of their experiences in teaching and the SNEA adviser trom Louisville explained how KEA meets the teacher ' s needs. SNEA participated in American Education Week, held several banquets and saw films throughout the year. SNEA purports to improve education in general and increase the knowledge of future teachers. All members are required to be education majors working toward a teaching certificate. SNEA members decorate a bulletin board as a weekly proiect. FRONT ROW: Sue Mantel, Debbie Bailey. Karen Broering. Deborah Gantt, Tommy Hall. Regma McWhorter SECOND ROW: Judy Darnell. Ann Prather. Connie Vermillion. Carol E. Myers. Darla Donley. Marcia Verville. Linda Cooper. THIRD ROW: Gloria Coleman. Mary Eve Prof- fitt, Linda Van Oss, Iris Boyle. Phillip Hunt, Margene Sears, Helen Humphries. BACK ROW: Barbara Bunch. Walter Mayer. Barbara Gold, Larry Wynn, Judy A. Wessel, Erma Snapp. Judy R. Wessel. 308 ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS Club members participate in a cake decorating prefect FRONT ROW: Beth McBrayer. Pam Gillispie. Jean Burton. Rita Thomas, Effie Creamer: sponsor. BACK ROW: Deby Cline. Janice Burdette. Regina Niehaus. Dorthy Bulcher, Adrienne Helen Lennart. Food And Nutrition Feature Speakers Speakers were featured on such topics as cake decorating, water pollution, and dietetic internship at the monthly meetings of the Food and Nutritions Club. Representatives were sent to special meetings of the Blue Grass Dietetics Association. The club also worked with community centers in the Rich- mond area to provide classes in nutrition for different age groups. ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS 309 HPER Hosts Foreign Speaker Members of the Health, Physical Educa- tion, and Recreation Club distributed canned food to the needy from the float they spon- sored for Homecoming. The Club had a cookout in the spring for faculty and students. Dr. Czeslay Wielki, a European, spoke to the Club this spring about physical education in Europe. The purpose of HPER is to provide service, guidance, and activity to students primarily majoring in the fields of health, physical education, and recreation. HPER offers various kinds of recreation and activity to its members. FRONT ROW: Kenneth Copes, Patricia Cox, Roscoe Denney. Barb Nickell, Carolyn Perkins, Donna Kaye Colston, Carol Trabits. Dorothy Kinmon, Bernie Hrubala. Karen Bloyd. SECOND ROW: Beth Nutty. Marcellyn Hedrick. Amy Judson, Carol Freet, Gwen Feagans. Susie Sigler, Wallena Jones, Cathie Dakel, Carole Jordan, Susan Wilson. THIRD ROW: Liz Neely, Sue Wolfer. Jan Rogan. Kay Woodington, Reid Bell, Glenda Roberts. Jim Wood. Bob Kehoe, Lee Ann Thurmond, Bev Wind. BACK ROW: Dennis Gay, Walter Mayer. Ron Holihan, Faye Keith, Mike Lyons, Steve Lewis, JoAnne Cavalier, Barbara Knudson, David Myers. Roy Gabbard 310 ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS Student Nurses Increase Membership Excitement fills the air as this new member of the Student Nurses Asso- ciation receives her cap. In September Eastern ' s Association of Nursing Students held its first meeting to elect new officers and plan the year ' s activi- ties. Later that month 104 new students re- ceived their caps in the first biannual capping ceremony. Kathy Waits, Eastern ' s represen- tative, was fourth runnerup in the State Con- vention held in Louisville. Discussions were held throughout the year on such topics as abortion, drug abuse and nursing in Appalachia. Representatives were sent to the National Convention in Dallas, Texas, during the spring. The year was brought to a close by the annual banquet held in April. The organization ' s purpose is to provide a closer bond and more unified spirit among nursing students, to encourage understand- ing of and participation in the nursing stu- dent associations and professional nurse organizations and to aid in the development of the nursing student as an active partici- pating member in the Commonwealth and the nation. FRONT ROW: Cathy Waits. Cecelia Powell, Lane Rodgers. Debbie Law- ler, Debbie Hungler. Martha Raleigh. Vicki Bugg, Marcella Stumbo, Alice Ann Curtis. Judy Combs. Martha Toleman. Sam Bowman. SEC- OND ROW: Eva Easterling. Margie Jackson. Billie Jo Heathman, Sally Turner, Oneta Beaty, Debra Bates, Elizabeth Warren. Peggy Jones, Carrie Cheek, Brenda Reiter. Sally Stenken. THIRD ROW: Sarah Stam- back, Norma Nagle, Betty VanDiver. Rita Taylor, Suzanne Steinforth, Judy Housefield, Kathy Cecil, Sarah Rye, Carol Roussos, Gail Ter- steffe. Teresa Colgan. BACK ROW: Linda Mueller. Kathy Baker, Vir- ginia Kidd, Barbara Fleig, Nancy Burch. Dora Colbenson. Jo Emmons, Tern Smither, Mary Anne Holland. Karen Meenach. Peggy Rice. ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS 311 WRA Encourages Physical Activities The Women ' s Recreation Association energetically began the fall semester with an October camping trip to Camp Otonka. The Mulebarn was the site of a November campfire. During Christmas the Women ' s Recreation Association went caroling and gave cookies to patients at hospitals, vari- ous nursing homes, and homes of aged shut- ins in the Richmond area. The remainder of the year was filled with sledding parties, camping trips, hikes, picnics, and athletic activities. The purpose of the Women ' s Recreation Association is to encourage all women stu- dents to participate in organized physical, social, and recreational activities. •■ - ' WRA members participate in all campus intramurals. FRONT ROW: Carol Stevens, Cheryl Cook, Gwen Hoover. Colleen Wil- lett SECOND ROW Gail Fortner. Patricia Cox. Donna Colston, Doro- thy Kinmon. Cheryl Miller. Karen Bloyd. Carolyn Naticchioni. Barb Virtitoe. Mary Jacina THIRD ROW: Roxie Stratton. Pat Rebold. Cathy Sullivan. Cheryl Smith, Susie Sigler. Gwen Feagans, Wallera Jones, Melva Cornelius. Ann Pranther. Lynn Sensel. BACK ROW: Darlene Nail. Jane Long, Donna Eldndge. Kelley Stanfield. Lee Ann Thurmond, Erma Snapp, Jill Votaw. Kay Johnson. Mary Whitehouse, Sue Ellen Feldkamp. Marilyn Evans. 312 ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS ' mc W ' ' ■ ' -m , JP 3 i K '  . M V % ARTS wtM Catalina Club Hosts Aquatic Clinic Catalina Club conducted a synchronized swim clinic in November inviting Pamela Wainscott. the Kentucky AAU Synchronized Swimming Chair- man, to be director. Many new stunts were learned while old tricks were perfected. After practicing their aquatic skills all winter and spring. Cata- lina members depicted the twelve zodiacs in their swim show Sign of the Times. Tryouts were held in the fall with club members choosing future members on the basis of synchronized swimming skills, interest, and experience. Right: For use in Sign of the Times five girls loin forming a pinwheel r TfTTT t iTT: rffH-Vl FRONT ROW: Sue Ehrman. Peggy Cox. Suzanne Higgins. Jan Panayo- toff. Pokey Denny. Angela Kern. Debbie Wade. Gigi Bradford. Suzie Burkhardt. Chris Fletcher SECOND ROW Margaret Dafler. Nancy Ackerman, Becca Clancy. Diane Darenkamp, Debbi Bunker. Judy Mc- Guire. Suzanne Holthouser, Paula Lambdin. Debbie Bellairs. BACK ROW: Hazel Wathen. Ellen Glassford. Carol McConnell. Sally Mullins, Martha Sands. Kathy Gasgill. Dot Kirkpatrick, Adviser; Susan Adkins, Debbie Seiferd. Jamie Moak. 314 ORGANIZATIONS ARTS Dance Theatre Offers Technique Eastern ' s Modern Dance Theatre ottered a technique class open to all University stu- dents to aid the development and partici- pation in dance. Throughout the year they sponsored professional dance concerts on campus as well as performing at other schools. New members were chosen in both the fall and spring by the old members on the basis of creativity, rhythm, and technique. All costumes used by the group were de- signed especially for their productions. Among their performances were Halloween stories by Edgar Allen Poe staged in the am- pitheater and a self-choreographed spring presentation. FRONT ROW: Bill Peterson. Susie Womack. and Phil Morgan. SECOND ROW: JIM Shanahan. Paulette Bowlm. Kenny Long, Patty Knight, Deb- bie Delduca. and Becky Davis. THIRD ROW: Linda Wert. Claudia Cruse. Jacque Brown. Kathy Tate, Cathy McMilhan. Liz Hayes. Leslie Smith. and Jo Ann Jeffers. BACK ROW: Susie Eldndge. Vicki Carney, Molly Wagers. Mary Harris, Dave Stebing. Beverly McKee, Miss Jenks. Ruby Thelman. and Donna McClanahan ORGANIZATIONS ARTS 315 Ensemble Cuts First Album Highlighting the year for University Ensemble was the making of their first record album entitled We ' ve Come This Far By Faith. Through their musical talents, the group spread their religion and Black culture. In addition to local high school tours, the group performed on college campuses in southern states. In the spring, University Ensemble developed, directed, and staged a concert entitled Soul. In this production they traced the movement of soul music from its origination in the Civil War Era to the present. During rehearsal Reggie Walters relies on the piano to help him get the group in harmony. FRONT ROW: Reginald Walters. Sandra Overstreet. Sharon McGee. Gail Thomas. Larry Pennington. James Ballew. Russell Behanan, Michael Mason. Rodney Dunn. George Rice. Donald Young. Charles Hicks. Joan Ray, Janice Fletcher. Janet Holly. Michael Horton. SEC- OND ROW: Gail Lyttle. Anna Fogle. LaSandra Ridley. Charles Lowery. George Jackson. Larry Connor. Napoleon Dobbins. Marvin Sanders. Derrick Houston. Mary Ola Gray. Gwen Riffe. Mary Travis THIRD ROW: Karen Yates. Andrea Fogg. Cynthia Branom. Marilyn Kavanaugh. Jesse Reed. Robert Trumbo. Reed Kimbrough. Phillip Brown. Andrew Rice. Robert Bell. Linda Barber. Daniese Hines. Brenda Washington. Wanda Berry. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Cole. Sarah Weathers. Billy Ann Rothel. Teresa Clifton. Charlotte Dunn. Gregory Lanier, Eric Aber- crumbie. Bobby Brown. Daniel Borden, Ronnie Pennington. Linda Mack. Lanise Bell. Artie Walters. Donna Edwards. BACK ROW: Linda Boatrlght. Frannie Harris. Lelanie Butler. Karen Pope, Karen Hunter, Joan Jenkins. Sandra Berry. Marsha Johnson. Sharon Stroud. Geneva Turner. 316 ORGANIZATIONS ARTS Left: Eric Abercrumbie and Russell Behanan prepare for the first cut of their album. Below: Robert Bell and the Ensemble entertain the largest basketball crowd of the season at the Eastern-Western game. ORGANIZATIONS ARTS 317 Musical Groups Tour Kentucky Directed by Dr. Bruce Hoagland, Eastern ' s Chamber Choir toured southern Kentucky this past year. They presented a variety of group sings ranging from Renaissance to contemporary music. Throughout the year they performed concerts on campus presenting serious music. Symphonic Orchestra held its first Children ' s Concert this year under the direction of Mr. Roland Vamos. The or- chestra performed three other con- certs; one which featured applied musicians selected on the basis of competition. In collaboration with the University Chorus, the Symphonic Orchestra presented the annual per- formance of Handel ' s Messiah . With a new director, Mr. Earl Thom- as, the Stage Band featured a jazz concert of original compositions. In conjunction with other musical groups the band toured the state. Right: Eastern ' s Chamber Choir is made up of freshman through senior men and women showing outstanding tal- ent and interest in the area of serious music and its de- velopment Below: Symphonic Orchestra is pictured dur- ing the presentation of their concerto featuring members who have competed and won special recognition. ; •..••■- av Ar- _ ' ■£ : ' • vr.s..v y Mr. Earl Thomas helps the Stage Band rehearse for their year ' s highlight, the presentation of the members ' original jazz compositions ORGANIZATIONS ARTS 319 Bands Prepare For Concerts Concert Band and Symphonic Band re- hearsed many hours to prepare for their individual concerts and tours. Each band performed at least two concerts on campus for the enjoyment of the students and the community. These bands consisted primarily of music majors and minors; but anyone wishing to participate was welcomed. Mr John Lawson (above), conductor of the Concert Band, demands the attention of his students (above right and lower right) to be divided only two ways: to him and to the music. 320 ORGANIZATIONS ARTS Woodwind instrumentalists (left and lower left) are |ust a small part of the Symphonic Band but yet often carry the theme of a musical composition. Below: Mr. Robert Hart- well, conductor of the Symphonic Band, gives the signal to change pitch to the string section. ORGANIZATIONS ARTS 321 University Theatre Stages Five Plays The University Theatre, fea- turing the University Players, staged five major productions in Pearl Buchanan Theatre this year under the auspices of the Department of Drama and Speech. Included in the year ' s pro- ductions was a special Chil- dren ' s Theatre presentation in April. The horror classic Dra- cula began the 1970-71 sea- son, followed by You Can ' t Take it With You, John Brown ' s Body. the children ' s production, and The Boy Friend. A special feature of the sea- son was the effort to secure authentic depression-era props and costumes for You Can ' t Take it With You. W -- £ ? ■ l ■rf r j Br t H mjm 9k vyfl Py Hi 4 H ■■■ ' rj 1 Ml University Theatre performers present scenes from You Can ' t Take It With You , (top) and Dracula . (left and above). 322 ORGANIZATIONS ARTS ■ ;v $j , •.- ■ . y ' ' -, - --. -■ . -- H ' I?.. V.v..-?-. .- ..« 324 ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY Military Day Exhibits ROTC At Its Best Left: Caught in the reflection of a car window, cadets wait formation of their squad Bottom: MP ' s listen to final instruc- tions before dispersing to direct traffic on Military Day. ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY 325 AUSA Sponsors Christmas Project During Christmas, the AUSA company sponsored their annual Christmas Project which included collecting money for needy families of Richmond. Among other activi- ties, the company was responsible for the annual spring Military Ball, election of Queen Athena and ROTC sponsors. The Lt. John Nick Combs Memorial Company of the Association of the United States Army was established on Eastern ' s campus to improve cadet training and to be of service to the school and the Richmond community. The AUSA color guard presents the colors during a home basketball game FIRST ROW: Major Edward H. George. Frank Edwards. Arthur Howard. William Boner. Company Commander; Gary McDavld. Executive Of- ficer; Steve Miller. Mark Wysocki. First Sergeant. SECOND ROW: Frank Ulery, Tom Swanson. Leon Huffman. John Burton. William Brown. Edwin Miller. Jack Colglazier, Jeff Hollander. BACK ROW: Rex Fortner. Lineo LaSharp. Mark Cowman, Michael Torstrick, William Northup, Craig Singer. James Scott. Charlie Abner, Buddy Gilpin 326 ORGANIZATIONS-MILITARY CG ' s Aid Freshmen During Orientation The Counter Guerilla Raider Company be- gan its year helping freshmen during orien- tation week and registration. They traveled to Fort Knox tor a weekend of armor orienta- tion. During the past school year they had two field training exercises a month in order to promote the ideals of company leadership and counter guerilla tactics. The CGR ' s also aided the University in the flag-raising ceremony in the dedication of the new Begley Building. Right: CG ' s practice techniques of armed combat during a -Field Training Exercise. FIRST ROW: Captain Doris Ray. Company Commander Stephen Miller. Executive Officer Larry Paills. Major William Boner. SECOND ROW: Hubert Hendren, Jim Wright. Sergeant Charles Norwood, Sergeant Mark Wysocki. Sergeant David Snellen. Stephen Cornett. Walt Cole- man. THIRD ROW: David Michael. Paul Froman, David Conrad. Robert ESargo, Dave Wurfel. Thomas Turning, Rick Kemerly. Michael Brown. Jeff Hollander. BACK ROW: Fred Bothwell. Anthony Benge. Andy Humelsine. Davis Tindoll. Louis Howard. James Mills. James Mason. Paul Shindelbower. Stephen Brashear. Calum Mayfield ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY 327 Military Police Aid Local Agencies Working closely with the Campus Security and Richmond Police Department, the Ever- ett N. Smith Military Police Company com- pleted its tourth year at Eastern. The com- pany provided service to the university in the areas of traffic and crowd control. The Military Police Company, organized on November 11, 1967. held regular Field Training Exercises and took trips to such places as Fort Knox and Fort Gordon. Geor- gia. Right: Working in close conjunction with the Richmond Police, an Eastern MF helps direct traffic during Orientation Week. FIRST ROW: Roger Morefleld. Major William Adams. David Swango. Carla Jo Nagle. Sponsor; Galib Kawaja. Jerry Carnco. Ronnie Thomp- son. SECOND ROW: Paul Brewer. Paul Morris. Maurice Moore. William Brown. Charles Meade. Donald Withrow. Jack Colglazier. Thomas Lambert. Lacey Miller. Ricky Haggard. THIRD ROW: Clint Banta. Billy Murphy. Rex Fortner. Jimmy Fields. John Neufarth. John Helton. Anthony Thompson. Gene Murphy. Leon Huffman. BACK ROW: Wil- liam Caldwell. Charlie Abner. James Titon. Robert Gimmel. Frank Edwards. Mike Fryman. Morty Spenilla. Ronnie Abner. John Mullins. 328 ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY FRONT ROW: Toni Chambers. Barb Harrison. Daryl Poynter. Linda Chapman. Deborah Ebel. Donagene Branham. SECOND ROW; Chris- tine Chadwell, Maryhn Etkin, Judy Gundlack. Carla Jo Nagle. Suzanne Higgins. THIRD ROW: Rebeca Weathers. Karen Shelton. Eve Proffit. Mary Beth Madt. Judy Sullivan. Beth Ann Nutty BACK ROW: Steve Miller. Jan Sheppard, Carol Anderson. Karen Pope. Claudia Marshall. Doris Roy. Cmdi Spratts. Bill Boner Sponsors Boost Morale During the fall each ROTC unit ' s advanced corp cadets elected unit sponsors to repre- sent them. The sponsors traveled to Ire- land Army Hospital at Fort Knox to entertain the Vietnam Veter- ans. They also helped in the presentation of awards at Mili- tary Day and drilled at a basket- ball game during half time. In the fall Barbara Harrison was elected as Queen Athena, and will serve as the Brigade Sponsor in 1971-72. Left: Before the Homecoming game. Governor Louie B. Nunn receives a carnation from a ROTC Sponsor ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY 329 Pershing Rifles Titles Pershing Rifle Company R-l had an active year. The PR ' s welcomed freshmen, guided tours for parents, directed traffic, and helped during registration. The company was the defending champion of both The Best Company in the Battalion and The Best Company in the Regiment among 21 competing universities. Company R-l attended the National Meet at Atlanta, Georgia, the Marshall University Meet at Huntington. West Virginia, and the Combined Regimental Meet at Cincinnati, Ohio. The season saw Eastern ' s Valianettes add much spirit to the Company. 2nd BATTALION HEADQUARTERS: Michael Welch, Linda Chapman, Am bal Rivera, and Samuel Hill. FIRST ROW: Drue Ferguson, Dieter Carlton, David Shrout. James Pleasant, Randall Honeycutt. Daryl Sweeny. Christopher Minch. SEC- OND ROW: Joe Barnard, John Burton. Robert Cecil, Mark Cowman. Elroy Gilpin, Joesph Hardy. David Custis. David Kepler. David Dennis. Noe Longoria. John Beam. Thomas Swanson, Thomas Marshall. Michael Cecil. 330 ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY A heavy February snow brings out the PR ' s and Valianettes for a moment of unmilitary activity. FIRST ROW: Betty Cruse, Kathy Kohlbecker, Charllotte Phelps. Lynn Schmidt, Kathy Rulon, Nina Chase, Chris Green. Janie Wright. Donna Adams, Betty Elam. SECOND ROW: Irma Snapp. Charllotte Cram, Karen Kellerman. Sandra Poulos. Phyllis Winderford, Sandra Clapp. Fara Halcomb. Thresa Moore. Judy Hicks. Jeannie Pilant, Cindy Hopkins. ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY 331 Using a tree as a support a cadet takes a breather during a field training exercise. Top: ROTC Chorus contributes to the feeling of fellowship within the company. Above: ROTC cadets, receiving last minute instruc- tions, prepare to march onto the field at the Eastern-Morehead football game 332 ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY 4 u -- ! r- jJ£ ' J sm SSI — — - ' t ' . .-. ' ' J ' : - A ' 1 m  , i r JIJJ w - t - . i ' ' GREEKS f Frats Hold Open Rush Whether you ' ve always wanted to become a Greek, or just decided after much careful thought, rush holds the same excitement and anticipation. This year Eastern ' s frater- nities decided on an open rush lasting all semester. The first week was still character- ized by rush parties with each of the 11 fra- ternities trying to out-impress rushees. Above Left: This Sigma Nu shows a rushee a scrapbook at a party in the Todd and Dupree date lounge Above: Another rushee receives a few convincing words from a DU. 334 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Above Left: Two DU ' s talk over the correct placement of their many trophies. Above Right: As this Pike shows a scrapbook to a rushee, the pictures bring back many memories of past fraternity functions. Left: A pretty face can sometimes be as convincing as trophies and scrapbooks as these girls make name tags for the rushees. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 335 Above: A sorority tea began the week of formal rush Below: These Chi Omega pledges begin to feel the pres- sures of pledgeship as they work on a shoe shine. 336 ORGANIZATIONS GREEK Above: Rebecca Weathers leads candlelight rush party held for rushees by Delta Sigma Theta. Below: Three Chi Omega actives enjoy a party given by the pledges. •vft? Open Bidding Follows Rush Sororities chose formal rush this year, succeeded by two weeks of open bidding. Pledgeship followed teas and rush parties for both fraternities and sororities. The pledges had many projects, the most prev- alent of which, the shoeshines, kept the cam- pus in clean shoes. Some pledgeship activi- ties, such as serving cake and punch to ac- tives, were not as strenuou s. ORGANIZATIONS GREEK 337 - ' Jtk IS ik i f« iac ' .■■ ■ ' • V x ■ Top: Fraternity brothers unable to play, as well as girl- friends and other interested persons cheer their favor- ite team on at a Pike versus BOG game Above Right: Dann Dickey of Pi Kappa Alpha eludes the grasp of a would-be tag as Mike Kaylor provides added assistance Above: Flag football can be as rough as regular football, as these DU ' s find out Far Right: Dickie Potts runs to capture the football as other KA ' s and friends look on. 338 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS . Intramurals Aid Brotherhood Fraternity intramurals promoted involve- ment as well as brotherhood. With their brothers they shared the excitement and self-satisfaction of winning, and the despair of knowing that a little extra effort could have saved a defeat. - ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 339 Top: The Pikes huddle to plan their offensive strategy Above: Anticipation marks the faces of these DU ' s as they prepare to meet a kick-off return. Right: The hand extended to Tom AMg by Art Fields is not that of friendship in this scramble for the ball. 340 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Top: Larry Hurd waits expectantly for the ball as his brothers over- run their mark. Above: Dan Boeh prepares to protect his brothers from more opposition in this effort for ball control. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 341 Greek Activity Varies Greek activity was restricted to pledgeship activities and intramurals. All the members of each Greek organization joined together for their own projects. Brotherhood was in- creased not only by the meetings necessary to plan such activities but also by the activi- ties themselves. Above Left (Opposite): Sigma Chi ' s receive a helping hand on the homecoming float. Above: Faith Scott shows a surprised expression as she meets her choice at the KD Dating Game. Far Left (Opposite): Members of Tau Kappa Epsilon meet on their floor to plan the Coffin Marathon. Left: During Alpha Gamma Delta ' s Spirit Week all the fraternities and sororities painted windows in downtown Richmond, as Delta Sigma Theta ' s Sandra Commons does here. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 343 Pikes Hold Goldfish Eating Contest Greeks encompassed a wide range of activities. This year they revived such old contests as a dance marathon and a goldfish eating contest, while continuing such annual events as the Tau Kappa Epsilon Coffin Marathon. 344 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Left: Mike Gruegin of Sigma Chi displays the form that won the Pi Kappa Alpha goldfish eating contest- Below Left: The Alpha Delta Pi Dance Marathon was not as grueling as those of the thirties Below: These Tekes look confident as they prepare to begin their Coffin Marathon. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 345 Derby And Fair Promote Brotherhood New events were also initiated this year. Sigma Chi held its first annual Derby Week, a national event at all Sigma Chi chapters, and Beta Omicron Gamma held its first County Fair. The competition of these events promoted brotherhood more than any other activity among brothers and sisters in the entire Greek system. 346 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Opposite: Billie Hughes and Barry Cupp ride on a Tin Lizzie driven by Ralph Colderon that marks the beginning of the parade for the Sigma Chi Derby. Above: Excitement and apprehension characterize these ADPi ' s as they parade for the Derby. Left: These two chose Hee Haw costumes to wear to the dance follow- ing the BOG County Fair. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 347 W r ' Above: Kappa Phi Delta 101ns the spirit of the BOG County Fair with western cos- tumes and covered wagon. Right: These Chi O ' s get psyched before the Derby. 348 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Above: The elements of the Sigma Chi Crest take an unusual representation at the Derby. Right: Water and mud diminishes the excitement and eagerness for a trophy from Beta Omicron Gamma. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 349 •LJfcat.,, H,Il_!l Ifaril ii | g ym— w ww ' 3 Top: K Phi D ' s relax for a moment between events at the Derby. Above: A Beta Theta Pi lets fly at the BOG County Fair pie throw as Phi Delta Thetas look on. 350 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Greek Life Builds Lasting Brotherhood All the things that came together to in- crease brotherhood were in themselves a lasting experience. Memories of rush, pledge- ship, intramurals, goldfish-eating contests and county fairs are as strong as those of brothers and sisters. The activities of 1970-71 helped to strengthen the bonds of Greek life perhaps more than any other year. More emphasis was placed on doing things to- gether than just becoming associated with the Greek system. Above: Clay Burns and Jim Mynhier discuss the method used by Buck Thomas in the watermelon seed-spitting contest of the BOG County Fair. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 351 ' % AAII tf ADPi ' s Adopt ndian Child This year the sisters of Alpha Delta Pi adopted an Indian child from a New Mexico tribe and participated in the annual Muscular Dystrophy drive with Kappa Alpha order on November sixth and seventh. It was a winning year for the ADPi ' s with the Sigma Chi Derby, the Alpha Gamma Delta softball tournament, and window painting contest in Spirit Week . The annual Nearly Wed Game was again held on Valentine ' s Day, and social activity was climaxed by the Spring Formal. Alpha Delta Pi was established at Georgia Wesleyan in Macon, Georgia, in 1851, becom- ing the first secret society for women. Epsilon Phi Chapter was installed on Eastern ' s cam- pus March 8, 1969. FIRST ROW: Becky Beard. Priscilla Thompson, Billie Kay Crowe. Debbie Ramey, Sue Houston, Judy Stiebel, Libby Wilkins. Vicki Powell, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Becky Trew, Sherrye Foster, Marta Perry, Sandra Grimes, Gerrye Foster, Cathy Cox, Cathy Collins, Kris Gray. Katy Short, Jo Ellen Wesley, Charlotte Half hill. THIRD ROW: Elaine Tackett. Lisa Jones. Becky Wilson, Julia Williams, Diane Minor, Vicki Richardson, Marty Fawley, Kathy Butler, Sue Ellen Oue- lette, Vice President: Jane Schork, Cindy Gahris, Bobbie Weimer. TOP ROW: Margie Hall. Julie Molyneaux. Patti Goins. President; Beth Cocanougher, Pam Frederick, Mary Riley, Marcia Weeks, Jan Howard, Wanda Creed, Second Vice President: Becky Le Master, Debbie Grove, Corresponding Secretary; Gwen Coburn, Recording Secretary; Linda Tabb, Janet Spahn. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 353 Alpha Gam ' s Initiate Spirit Week This year Alpha Gamma Delta began the year with a drive tor the new Teltord Com- munity Center. A party tor the crippled chil- dren of the Shriners Hospital in Lexington was held as well as a party for the under- priviledged children of Race Street in Rich- mond. The sisters also contributed to the national project of raising funds for grants to universities for work in minimal brain damage dysfunction. Spirit Week was initi- ated to help liven the spirit of the Eastern student body, and several mixers and parties were held. Gamma Omicron chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta was installed at Eastern on October 28, 1968. FRONT ROW Connie Palsgrove, Suzanne Higgins. Recording Secre- tary, Linda Atkinson. Trish McDevitt. Jo Ann Grimes. Betty Ann Rice. SECOND ROW: Sherry Jo Powers, Debbie Nelson. Lori Bogo. Debbie Sennett. Treasurer; Libby Brambledge. Kathey Stole. Sherry Wester- man, Judy Lyons, Roseanne Butcher, Corresponding Secretary. THIRD ROW: Debbie Waxman. Joyce Turner, Judy Schumer. Cherry DeRonda, Susan Nance. Sharon Nance. Karen Widher FOURTH ROW Connie Dils. Vickie Jones. Vickie Ingart, Judy Allen. Vice Presi- dent FIFTH ROW Nickie Elliot. Linda Colhver BACK ROW Linda Johnson, Jonetta Hopkins. Suzie Burkhart, Marsha Foster, Pat Hodge. Teresa Stiles. Glenda Roberts ArA 354 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 355 AK a Alpha Kappa Heads Beauty Pageant Early in December, Alpha Kappa sponsored the first annual Miss Black Richmond Pag- eant. The event judged black girls who were at least Sophomores in high school on poise, appearance, and beauty. The sisters participated in the Black Arts Festival and the Black Greek Talent Show. The main service project was sending mis- cellaneous gifts to the soldiers in Viet Nam. Alpha Kappa local sorority was established on Eastern ' s campus in April 1970. FRONT ROW: Ruth Meadows, Saundra Overstreet. Donna Black, president; Tom Chambers, treasurer; Julia Huguely, Janice Burd- ette. La Sandra Ridley, vice president; Paula Thomas. Artye Walters. SECOND ROW: Gayle Lyttle, recording secretary: Sondra Berry. Lenise Bell. Wanda Berry. Linda Barber, Patricia Hill, Teresa Searcy, Sharon McGee, Michelle McCrary, Sharron Ferman, Linda Marsh. BACK ROW: Rita Buckner, Marsha Huguely. Brenda Jackson. Joyce Wilson, Natalie Cook. Barbara King. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 357 Chi Omega Holds Christmas Parties Chi Omega held two Christmas parties tor underprivileged children, one with the Pike pledges and one with DUs tor the chil- dren in the GROWTH tutoring program. The sisters also worked at the Community Action Center every Saturday and collected canned food for needy Richmond families with Sigma Nu and Beta Theta Pi. In November the sorority travelled to Gat- linburg for a retreat, and held the annual Parents Banquet. In December Yuletide Week featured a window painting contest, and the Holly Feast was held in Lexington. The Chi Omegas won Greek Week and the Scholastic Trophy. Activity was ended in the spring by a swim meet and the annual Spring Formal held in Cincinnati. Chi Omega was founded at the University of Arkansas on April 5, 1895. Gamma Theta Chapter was installed in May, 1969. 358 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS FRONT ROW: Barbara Schieman, Vicki Shumard, Angela Kern, Amy Bickett, Wanda Parton. Patsy Gross, Bonnie Frost. SECOND ROW: Barb Harrison. Treasurer; Laura Knight, Gittel Chase, Becky Cor- nett, Pam Quiggins, Vice President: Joann Abney, Ellen Glassford. Mary Huber, Francis Adams, Kathy Kandle, Barb Black. Secretary. THIRD ROW: Susie Womack, Sherry House. Brenda Reiter. Alice Kraig, JoAnn Hairston. Tern Loader, Karrol Guy, Diana Moore, President: Kathy Howeller, Carla Swope, Vicki Rice, Linda Murphy. FOURTH ROW: Brenda Clark. Janie Gauch, Donnagene Branham. Paula McCann. Amy Judson, Joyce Bryum. Kathy Tate, Susie Eld- ridge. Ricky Lightner. Diane Martin, Connie Black. Marianne Bundy. Jayne Bangs, Shirley Dunham, Connie Wozny, Mary June Brunker. Martha Crawford. BACK ROW: Roxanne Heekin, Ruth Eubank. Lome Back, Johnetta Geoghegan, Susan Palmer, Sandi Simpson, Jacki Reifsynder, Linda Hulls. Jan Strickland, Marylin Etkin, Connie Tyrrel, Mary Pat Wills. Cathy Dakel, Terri Webb, Connie Henniger, Debbie Smith, Patty Flowers, Anne Furr. Xti ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 359 A29 FRONT ROW: Saundra Horsley. Mildred Payne, Vice President; Let- itia Thompson. Treasurer; Barbara McWhorter. Mary Gray. Presi- dent; Eloise McKetric. BACK ROW: Saundra Commons. Secretary; Beverly Doty, Millerson Wilkins, Karen E Hunter. Linda Cox. Rebecca Weathers. Elaine Mack. Revella Abercrumbie, Jacqueline Reed, Evelyn Cole, Yvonne E. Clay. 360 ORGANIZATIONS ' GREEKS v wi ' M: Jk Deltas Active In Public Service Delta Sigma Theta has been active in many community service projects. Prior to the opening ot the Race Street Kindergarten, the building was cleaned up with the aid ot the sisters. A Toys for Tots dance was sponsored, donating the proceeds to the kindergarten. The sisters have participated in the GROWTH tutoring program, Richmond Day Care Center, Open Concern and the clothing bank. By way of the Christian Chil- dren ' s Fund, the sisters have adopted a war orphan. Delta Sigma Theta national sorority was installed at EKU in the fall of 1970. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 361 KD ' s Give Party For Crippled Children A party at the Shriners Hospital in Lexing- ton, given by the KD ' s contributed to the Kappa Delta national philanthropy ot crip- pled children. The sisters also assisted in orientation week and aided fraternities with rush. The KD ' s participated in the Sigma Chi Derby, Beta Omicron Gamma County Fair, Chi Omega Yuletide Week, Alpha Gamma Delta Spirit Week, and Greek Week. The an- nual Dating Game was held in the fall, and the pledges once again organized Smile Week. Kappa Delta was established October 23, 1897 in Farmville, Virginia. Delta Omicron chapter became the first national sorority on Eastern ' s campus. 362 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS FRONT ROW: Marilyn Robinson. Valorie Malone. Barbara Detz, Sharon Crews, Sue Rodman, Lynn Ross, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Carol Davis, Mary Ann Hamilton, Marsha Justice, Lolly Turley. Mary Beth Gibson, Jan Smyers. Terry Akers, Mary Ann Mossbarger, Carol Pfeiffer, Natalie Rodriguez. Treasurer. THIRD ROW: Ann Heim. Pam Simcoe. Barbara McNabb. Ellen Simpson, Debbie McDonald. Jill Whicker, Nancy Armstrong. Jenny Robinson, Susie Ellis, Pat Neade. Kathey Benton. Margie Logan. Cynthia Fowler. Jan Rawson. Carol Algier, Edna Prewitt, Bedky Macy, Susie Borughton, Karen Jacobs. Bobbi Randall. BACK ROW: Connie Burns. Janie Hill, Tom Lewis, President: Connie Haney. Marsha Partusch, Elrene May, Loni Algier, Chris Clements, Martha Jo Glass, Chris Coate, Sylvia Moreno. Tish Kelly, Debbie Redmon. Debby Manion, Cheryl Dringenburg. Joyce Shipman, Dana Scott. Cathy Price, Faith Scott, Marilyn Ash. KA ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 363 - . . • V Kappa Phi Delta Sanctions Marathon This year the Kappa Phi Delta ' s held their tord Community Center, and sent packages first annual dance marathon in which cou- to the American troops in Vietnam. The fund- pies competed by doing required dances for raising drive was highlighted by selling EKU specified periods of time. They also held a stuffed frogs, second annual all-Greek talent show. Kappa Phi Delta local sorority was recog- The Kappa Phi ' s worked with the children nized on Eastern ' s campus in May of 1968. in a newly formed kindergarten at the Tel- 364 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS ■y FRONT ROW: Susan Wilson, Debbie Bunker. Lee Ann Harrington, Carol Smith, Donna McGinnis, Becky Mclntyre, Barb Gibson, Linda Fitzer, Barbara Bracken, Carol Moore. SECOND ROW: Shelbie Miller. Karen Surface. Debbie Hemple, Debbie Cupp, Sara Vice. Gwen Reed. Donna Holand, Peggy Mathes. Corresponding Secretary: Punky Gray. Claudia Taylor, Marty Jo Payton, Kathy Dunsil THIRD ROW: Jan Morgan. Donna Frasher, Mary Lynn Jasper. Mary Stevens, Nan- cy Birch. Mary Carol Rose. Brenda Craft. Pat Bennett, Patty Callico, Debbie Wainscott, Karen Peters, Marilyn Sorrels, Bonita Simpson, Susan Adkins, Mary Jo Beckeridge, Judy Casey. BACK ROW: Nancy Ackerman, Jan Prewitt, Debbie Munsey, Recording Secretary: Peggy Mckee, Treasurer: Jan Reinders, Shar ' i Simpson. Nancy Vater. Jan Panayotoff. Daryl Poynter. Vice President: Gigi Bradford. Gerry Philp. Marilyn Scroggins. President: Cindy Dorman, Kelta McCabe, Jill Perkins. Barb Stephens. K$A ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 365 BOG Holds County Fair During October, Beta Omicron Gamma held its first county fair. The fair consisted of game booths and events for all organiza- tions and trophies were awarded to the win- ners. A Miss County Fair Queen was chosen and a County Fair Dance was held to bring BOG ' s Fair to a close. Other events included a homecoming party, and a Christmas party. Athletically, BOG won the fraternity softball league and placed in various Greek tourna- ments. Beta Omicron Gamma, local fraternity, was recognized on Eastern ' s campus on De- cember 5, 1969. 366 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS FRONT ROW: Paul Sagarese, Gary Hamm, Denny Mullins. Marty Jo Payton, Sweetheart; Steve Harbin, President; Mai Kelly. Vice President; Keith M. Perry, James C, Womack. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Grant, Earl Crouch, Mike Hughes, Mark Smith, Larry Hurd. Secre- tary; Paul Badgett, Mike Klopfer, Treasurer; Mike Martello, THIRD ROW: Robbie Pendygraft, Guy Hatfield. Bill Bertram. Daryl Eisen- menger, Arnold Phillips, Charles A. Owens, Amil Demrow, Danny Masden. FOURTH ROW: Art Fields, Ed Myers. Terry Lake, Wade G. Jackson. Kevin Young. Steve Vanover, Mark Geison, Steve Hicks. Bor ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 367 BetaTheta Pi Installs AXA Alpha Chi Alpha local fraternity, establish- ed on Eastern ' s campus May 5, 1969, became a colony of Beta Theta Pi national fraternity. August 5. 1970. The Beta ' s began the year by giving a Hal- loween Party for the children at the Shriner ' s Hospital in Lexington. The pledges brought the children candy, apples, and assorted gifts. The brothers also joined with Sigma Nu and Chi Omega in collecting canned food, clothing, and money, and distributing it in packages to over twenty needy families in the Richmond area. Social activities included a homecoming party, a Christmas party, and were ended by the spring formal. 368 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS wa uw i .y fe m m ikt (■HMMMMMMtM! FRONT ROW: Steve Sloan. President; Jimmy Tackett. Randall Starnes, Treasurer; Paul Lanier. Peggy Dodd. Sweetheart: Bill Weth- ington, Barry Ratliff. Mike Turner SECOND ROW: Rick Spencer. Vice President; Ron Baldwin, Allan Davis. Mike Barker. Gregg Skaggs. Clayton Justice, Tom Smith. THIRD ROW Don Elliott. Clint Justice, Secretary: Phillip Trzop. Bob Kelley. Harry Roth. Mike Rat- liff. Dennis Doggett. BACK ROW: Mike Conway. Lynn Johnson. Randy Long, Chip Clark, Ted Hendricks. Mike Campbell Ben ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 369 IV 1 1 V - t H ■ ? AT FRONT ROW James MacKenzie, Robert Monfort. Jeff Mitchell. Charles Anderson. Terrence Grimes. President. Pam Quiggins. Sweetheart; John Coyle. Treasurer, Mike Fugate. Roger Schomaker. Recording Secretary; Larry Solvey. Corresponding Secretary; and Robert Collins SECOND ROW Bill Montgomery. Bill Elam, Pat Mas- ters. Steve Rockhold . Dave Bokelman. Allen Bokelman. Joe Pickett. Joel Vedelli. Greg Stoner, Ben Hek. Bernard Hrubala. Larry Wyatt. and James Blake BACK ROW Dan Argabnght. Dan Smith. Doug Wig- field. Steve Kirk. Dave Craven. Gary Hall. Ken Idle. Pryor Phillips. Steve Fritsch, Carl Kendall, Vice President; and Tim Argabnght. 370 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS «r  t DU ' s Attain National Status The high point of this year was the instal- lation of the local colony November 14 as a chapter of Delta Upsilon International Fra- ternity. Also this year, the DU calendar con- tained such activities as a swim party, a pin- nacle cookout. and the annual Bicycle Race in which Greek organizations, campus clubs, and faculty members participated. The event featured a four-hour marathon in addition to a number of individual categories. The brothers also co-sponsored a Christmas party with Chi Omega sorority for the underprivi- ledged children of Richmond. Delta Upsilon took first place honors in IFC sponsored Greek-Week activities, flag football, basketball, and crosscountry track competition. First place was also achieved by the DU ' s in the TKE Bowling Tournaments. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 371 V % E KA FRONT ROW. Jerry Belcher. Randy Grimme. Buddy Nunn. Mike Sher- ard, Peggy Cotten, K. A. Rose. Rich Stover. Charles Self. Richard Potts. Bob Van Arsdall. No 1. SECOND ROW: Greg Warren. Steve Aker. Gene Fuqua. Kent Jesse. Larry England. Bill Stoess, Don Wells. No 2: Allen Powell. Dave Wilson. No 4: Steve Barnhart BACK ROW: Mike Mcintosh. Larry Blackburn. Mark Wilson. Bob Sullivan, Mike Hoffman. Rich Wheeler. Barry Pennington. No 3: John Barnett. Steve Whittaker, Mike Jones. Ron Clark. 372 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS KA ' s Participate In Fund Drives This year Kappa Alpha order participated in a Muscular Dystrophy drive with Alpha Delta Pi Sorority on November sixth and seventh. Also in November the KA ' s sold tickets for the Varsity-Freshman basketball game in which all proceeds went to the chap- el fund, as well as increasing their original $500 pledge by one hundred dollars. The brothers held a Homecoming party in October and a Christmas dance in Decem- ber. The annual Convivium was held again this year on January 19th to celebrate the birthday of Robert E. Lee, spiritual founder of Kappa Alpha Order. Activity was climaxed again this spring by Old South Week, started off by a parade, including a week of events, the Sharecroppers Ball, and highlighted by the Old South Ball. Kappa Alpha Order was established in 1865 and Delta Mu Chapter was installed at East- ern on February 15, 1969. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 373 - Y Phi Deltas Win Float Competition Phi Delta Theta began the year by winning the Homecoming float competition. Their float was presented in the Homecoming pa- rade and Phi Delts were pronounced victo- rious during the Homecoming football game. Later in the year the brothers joined with Alpha Gamma Delta sorority in a canned food drive for needy people of Richmond, and a Visitation Day was held at Kentucky Village to help prevent juvenile delinquency. Spring activity was highlighted by the an- nual Spring Softball Tournament in which fraternities vie against each other for a trophy. Kentucky Theta Chapter of Phi Delta Theta was installed on Eastern ' s campus during April 25 and 26 or 1969. The national fra- ternity was founded at Miami University in Oxford. Ohio on December 26, 1848. 374 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS FRONT ROW: Dave Staten, Steve Whitehouse, Jim Bronn, Pete Com- passi, Larry Kaelm. Rick Neltner SECOND ROW: Marshall Garrett, Jim Marcum. Dave Burdine, Nick Haverkos, Pat Geron, Jack Mc- Culley. Phil Liles, Joe Akin. THIRD ROW: Mike Miltko. Jim Dennis. Dave Kremer. Bob Ridder. John Buchanan. Harry Pratts. Ed Mastream. Ed Carnvale, Gary Klenk FOURTH ROW: Herb Jones, President: Tom Dellis. Ellis Anderson. Ed Wade. Amos Benjamin. Treasurer; Greg Marshall. Secretary; Doug Gephart, Bob Fricker. Vice President. BACK ROW: Bob Tucker. Den Blewitt. Larry Robert- son. Dan Hemple. Dave Fry, Jim Mathis, Marty Tracy, Steve Roberts. Gary Shockley $A6 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 375 r nKA FRONT ROW: Dan Boeh, Treasurer; Mike Niemeyer. Vice President; Gittle Chase, Dream Girl; Dann Dickey, President; Ray Sparnon, Secretary; Marion Mattingley. SECOND ROW: John Bonn. Rusty Lackridge, Bill Barker. Terry Bowman. Rudy Kays, Dan Kaylor, Bob Ekle, Marvin Gledhill. Clay Burres. John Meak. Jon Thalman, Rick Ruh, Gary Fanning, Greg Rairden, Benjy Kinman, Donnie Watts, Gary Greer. Vernon Towne, James McKinney. Mike Bradley. Trent Tale- mage, Dave Butler. THIRD ROW Mike Kaylor, James Mynhier. Buck Thomas, Clyde Seller, Steve Collins. James Reynolds, Andy Dobbs. Walter Mynhier. John Webb, Kenny Long. Owen Clutterbuck, Mike Creutzinger. Kenny Potts. Dave Combs. Tom Ahg. Trip Bodley. Gene Reynolds. 376 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS ' Pike ' s Give Most Valuable Trophy Zeta Tau Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha frater- nity was chartered in February, 1969 from the local Alpha Kappa Pi, becoming the first national fraternity at EKU. This year, Pikes also became the first to present a Most Valu- able Player trophy at the Homecoming foot- ball game. This award was given to quarter- back Bob Fricker for the 1970 season. The brothers offered assistance to new freshmen at an information booth, set up during orientation week, and they also in- vited the underprivileged children of Rich- mond to a home basketball game. Social activity was highlighted by such annual events as the Dream Girl Ball, Parents Day Banquet, and Hell ' s Angel Party. In the spring the Pikes held an invitational bowling tournament for the fraternities and initiated Pikes Peak Week. A week of games and events was climaxed by a Pinnacle climb- ing contest with a trophy awarded to the fra- ternity or sorority with the most points. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 377 ■ ■ - 55 2315 05 35 LP , ir a Sigma Chi Initiates Derby This fall Sigma Chi began Greek activity on campus by having their first annual Sigma Chi Derby Weekend. Several of the brothers acted as coaches for the sororities who com- peted for honors in a parade, selection of a queen, and other events. The points were totaled and Alpha Delta Pi was awarded the trophy as this year ' s winner. Other events were a Sweetheart Ball in September, the Homecoming weekend in October, and a Christmas Ball in December. Social activity was climaxed in the Spring by the annual Spring Banquet weekend held in Cliffy Falls. Indiana. A Watermelon Bust highlighted the fund raising drive for Sigma Chi ' s national pro- ject. Wallace Village, a home for children with minimal brain damage. Athletically Sigma Chi has been Intramural All-Sports Champion for three years. Eta Alpha Chapter of Sigma Chi was founded in 1855 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Eta Alpha Chap- ter of Sigma Chi was initiated on January 11. 1970. 378 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS FRONT ROW: Chuck Comer. George Hope, Jim Meadors. Denver Baker. Mike Reed. Edgar Henry FRONT ROW: Billie B Hughes. Bart Brown, Gordon Jett. Rick Roach. Consul: Sue Ellen Ouellette. Sweet- heart: Stan Chapman. Pro Consul: Al Bowen. Ralph Coldiron. Gary Hobbs, Phil Hines, Larry Dado. SECOND ROW: Bob Roberts. Bill Felt- ner. Charlie Frazee. Larry Fraley. Steve Sells, Rick Bryant. Larry Girten, Queaster: Roger Jones. Chuck Kelhoffer. John Clemments. and Ron Davidson BACK ROW: Les Rice. Bob Babbage. Joe Allen Dick. Rick Knisle. Skip Labono. Doug Herrick, Barry Cupp. Dwight Brown, Steve Lawrence, Kirk Kandle. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 379 ;. 2N FRONT ROW: Gary Powell. Ken Sweasy, Brad Blam. Arnie Witt. Rex Milburn. Bussy Piatt. Dave Fogt. Dan Shank. SECOND ROW: Rick Burns. Jim Bisig. Dave Kessler, Wes Miller, Don Peace, Recorder: Rosemary Norfleet, Sweetheart: Jeft Young, Jim Insco. Lt. Com- mander: Raymond Carr, Larry Cleveland. Marty Lange. Kenny Wil- liams. Eddie Eaton. Larry Conyers. Charlie Griffin, Doug Coontz. Charlie Osborne, Rick Drake. Tyler Cox, Jim Smith, Tom Dorroh, Bob Whitlock, Carl Dozier, Mike Roe. BACK ROW: Bart Twyman, Mike Monacelli, Al Krueger. Duke Baxter, Commander: Gary Campbell, Dan Harrell. Gary Sheilds, Hardin Egerton. (JP 380 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Sigma Nu ' s Carry Ball To Western To help promote school spirit, the brothers of Sigma Nu each rode a bicycle five miles in carrying the game ball to Bowling Green. The football was presented to Sigma Nu at pep rally at Hanger Field where it was then carried to Western Kentucky University and pre- sented to Coach Kidd. Sigma Nu again held an Ugly Man contest this fall, in which each fraternity and sorority entered their costumed candidates. Another annual fall event, the Powder Puff Football Game, was held between Kappa Delta Tau and Alpha Gamma Delta. Sigma Nu once again participated in the annual Hanging of the Greens in the Student Union Building this Christmas. Several civic action projects were held including a Christmas party for the under- priviledged children of Richmond, aiding in the Jaycees ' Honey Day, cleaning the court house in Richmond and a canned food drive for Thanksgiving. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 381 w r.:V ' •■ • . ,..;- 54ifc A 2S«K r: ©t jz4 ! V I H V par «pt tv- ' E2 MK3 ••?■ -•_ ' -: •: ' -a ' V ' : - 382 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS t k Jr 3 «- k£tF ■ TKE Tekes Active In Public Service This year the brothers took the children from Model Laboratory School ' s Child Devel- opment Center to the Band Day parade and football game. TKE also worked in the clean- ing and redecorating of the Race Street Com- munity Center. Tau Kappa Epsilon earned the honor or ranking third scholastically among Eastern fraternities as well as winning the originality award in the homecoming float competition for the second year in a row. Other activities included a Homecoming Tea for alumni and parents, the annual Invitational Basketball Tournaments, selling candles made by the brothers for Christmas, and the annual Aca- demic Bowl. Social activity was ended in the spring by the Red Carnation Ball, held in honor of the chapter sweetheart. Mu Beta Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon was chartered at Eastern on February 15. 1968. FRONT ROW: Terry Sullivan, Dale Shupmg. Art Cassil, Gary Bastin, David Lmebaugh, Ronald Seiter. Rice Lear. David Lloyd. Vice Presi- dent; Steve Ives SECOND ROW Donald Pelly, Matthew Barsotti, John Scarborough. Hollis Searcy. Alfred Cornacchio. Larry Breiten- stein, Randy Randolph, Anthony Newsome, John Barkau, Mr Jay Riggs. Sponsor: Miss Daryl Poynter, Sweetheart: Rick Stout, Thomas Schultz. William Jenkins. Carl Adin, Ishmael Purcell. Terry L. Shull, Thomas Ramey, President: Steven Gold. Secretary, ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 383 ■B j|Bjyj0 • r ■ ■ I1TTS-. --•«-.,.-, ,-VfTT  J Ti ' l ' M H W W ' W y - - paijjjjjjjjjjjpjuuiit 384 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Eli!? - - , mm ■ .- a- ■ ■ «« • « - •— — - - , , i fTtT ?  • t • t ffflgHHff Theta Chi Holds Golf Tournament Theta Chi began the year with various ser- vice projects. In one day the pledges collected eighty-one dollars in a Cystic Fibrosis tund drive. The fraternity also collected over one hundred dollars for the Marshall Fund. The brothers also held their first annual golf tournament in the spring, with fratern- ities competing for trophies. The Theta Chi ' s also sponsored a dance in November, and an Exiles dance in January. Social activity was highlighted by a Home- coming party held at the Landsdowne Coun- try Club in Lexington, the annual Christmas party and the Spring Formal in May. Eastern ' s Theta Chi Colony was estab- lished on February 4, 1969. FRONT ROW Bob Kutchback. Phil Hicks. Wayne Bailey. Greg Bruns- man. Link Dorroh, James Freeman. Marta Perry. Dream Girl, Pat Martin. Terry Trimble. Pete Olivien, Len Holland, Mike Welch, SEC- OND ROW: Glen Hendrix, Tim Coen. George Hanrahan. Bill Long, Bill Allen THIRD ROW: Durwood Russell. Tom Chaney. Hubbard Moore. John Carroll, Treasurer: Les Grigsby, President, John Warrington. Secretary: Bob Iglehart. Vice-President: Jim Moore, Tom Mann. Bert Sisk. George Miller. John Doggendorf ORGANIZATIONS GREEK 385 Delta Sigma Chapter of Omega Psi Phi was installed at Eastern May 8. 1970 from Omega Phi Psi local fraternity. The Omegas held a Christmas party for the underprivi- ledged children of the Richmond area. The brothers gave gifts and candy to the chil- Omegas Go National dren who otherwise would not have had a Christmas, and also tried to provide the true Christmas spirit and meaning. The Omegas also sponsored a dance the night before the homecoming football game. 386 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS - J; . i ■ ■ 1 ■ - I Robert Bell, James Madden, Norman Stepp, Russell Behanan, Presi- dent; Phillip Brown, Secretary: Charles Marshall, Marvin Morton. Rodney Dunn, Treasurer; Jimmie Welch, Vice President; George Jackson, Larry Connors, James Overall, Charles London, 12 $ ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 387 Panhellenic Council Installs Open Bidding FRONT ROW: Barb Schieman. Debbie Manion. Faith Scott, and Ellen Simpson BACK ROW: Pat Hodge, Natalie Cook. Diane Minor. Deb- bie Cupp, Daryl Poynter. and Elaine Mack. I.F.C. Tries A Semester Of Open Rush FRONT ROW: Robert Iglehart, David Wibbels, Ron Baldwin, Allen Davis, Jimmy Tackett. Russell Behanan. Jim Bronn, and Paul Saga- rese. SECOND ROW Wayne Bailey, Phil Hicks, Stephen Aker, Harry Prats, John Webb, Tyler Cox. Guy Hatfield, and James Insco. THIRD ROW: Jimmie Welch, Marshall Garrett. Robert VanArsdall, Ron Stone, D. Thomas Ramey, Robert Ekle, Michael Niemeyer, Steve Sloan, and Herb Jones BACK ROW: Stephen Harbin, Dave Craven. Doug Wig- field, Stephen Kirk, Douglas Daugherty. Duke Baxter. Trip Bodley, Stephen Whitaker. and Robert Tarvin. 388 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS ? ' I FELLOWSHIP FRONT ROW: Nancy House. Linda Hawksworth. Sharon Ward, Gail Garner, Linda S Swango SECOND ROW: Mary Margaret Newsome, Krisand Kunst. Marti Richeson. Nancy May, Pam Nicko. Alice Mont- Wesley Foundation Sponsors Classes Established on Eastern ' s campus for the purpose of maintaining a Metho- dist ministry to the total campus community, the Wesley Foundation attempted to provide a well-balanced program. As a group they utilized rec- reational facilities for get togethers on Friday and Saturday nights, fellow- ship opportunities both social and spiritual, and educational growth by the promotion of academic standards. Wesley Foundation held college classes in religion at their center, weekly din- ners with special interest programs, Wednesday Fellowship Hour, and a married couples fellowship. gomery. Angel Richeson. THIRD ROW: David Swango. Ric Schopke. Bill Brown. Craig Kartje, Clinton Jones. Danise Conley. BACK ROW: Jim Reid, Debbie Jenkins. Lynne Geer. Gene Strange. David Puckett. Members relax at a weekly social hour. 390 ORGANIZATIONS FELLOWSHIP Baptist Students Form Choir Members of the Baptist Student Union joined together as a choir this year. As a group they toured various Kentucky Baptist churches presenting their program, Tell it Like it Is . In April the choir sang a variety of selec- tions at the Richmond First Baptist Church. BSU met twice-a-week for vespers followed by a question-and-answer session covering any subject. Mem- bers attended different mission con- ferences and sponsored a weekly spe- cial Baptist Young Women group. Every Friday night a coffeehouse was held at the center for all students. Angela Binder and Marlene Robinson practice with fellow members at their weekly choir practice tor a performance of Tell it Like it Is . FRONT ROW: Douglas Sjolander. Bonnie Aboud, Linda Madden. Donna Horn. Diane Hill. Marlene Robison, Nancy Tassie, and Norma Clem- mons. SECOND ROW: Vicki Morgan. Marilyn Jaegen. Linda Prewitt. Virginia Jackson, Shirley Cobb. Libby Ambrose. Carolyn Boggess, Vicki Martin, and Gary Palmer. THIRD ROW: Monty Carney. Vicki Bugg, Angela Bender, Brenda Wise, Susan Wilson. Patty Reed. Jeanne Cooper. Chrysteen Grazlani. and Judy Angel BACK ROW: Pat Mitchell, Darrell Hovious, Larry Hurt, James Vaughan. Jim Austin. DwightGns- som. Linden Kirby. William Wyatt. and Jenny Hardin. ORGANIZATIONS FELLOWSHIP 391 FRONT ROW: Richard Lownstem, Carl Morain. Bob Webler. Ben Hub- bard. Joe Washington. BACK ROW: Ron House. Paul Hampton. Edward King Jr.. Donald Saldsbury. Lekand Stwart. FCA Sponsors Area Youth Rally Highlighting the year for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes was an Eastern-Richmond Youth Rally with different de- nominational ministers and special guests from all over the nation. During the year mem- bers took underprivileged chil- dren to basketball games and then to the Methodist Student Center for devotionals. The ath- letes were ushers for Hanging of the Greens during Decem- ber. Later they sponsored a Sports Day for surrounding school children in conjunction with E-Club. This past year the group sent delegates to work closely with the Richmond Ministerial Society in coordinat- ing themes and objectives for their activities. President Edward King discusses possibilities of guests and tentative plans for the up- coming April Youth Rally with committee members. 392 ORGANIZATIONS FELLOWSHIP Stephen Stice adds the tenor voice to Rita Dull and Becky Unger ' s soprano. Westminster Members Serve Community ' -. i s m, gm m FRONT ROW: Patricia Patterson. Barbara Cartwright. Becky Unger, Gil Shew. Rita Dull. Mary Ann Powers. Cheryl Miller, Marty Jordan, and Debbie Bellairs. BACK ROW: Margaret Ruder, Wayne R. Patterson. Stephen Stice. E. E. Moretz. Mike Wesley, Dave Darst. Randy Shew. Nancy McConnell, and Eileen Nugent. Westminster Fellowship, an organization for college stu- dents of the First Presbyterian Church, goal was to unite the campus with Richmond. On Sunday evenings the group had dinner at the church, followed by a program with speakers. Other activities included a traditional Thanksgiving dinner for campus foreign students, fall and spring retreats, Christ- mas caroling party, tutoring with GROWTH, and a Happy Spring picnic for the orphan- age. Members were encouraged to take an active part in church life by singing in the choir, serv- ing on committees, and prepar- ing worship services. ORGANIZATIONS FELLOWSHIP 393 CSF Attends Two Conventions Operating as a non-denominational organization, the Christian Student Fellowship attempted to promote fel- lowship in the community and to ful- fill the spiritual needs of students on Eastern ' s campus. This year the CSF attended two Christian conventions, visited various churches, and held a fellowship party on campus to stimu- late interest in the group. Members hosted a Thanksgiving supper for the University of Kentucky chapter at the Mulebarn. CSF members hold weekly open panel discussions where all voice feelings on religion, news, or any desired topic. FRONT ROW: Bob Turpin. Staff Advisor. Adella Drum. Karen Latimer. Debbie Prichett, and Gary Nelson BACK ROW: Eileen Mounts. Walter Mayer. Joe Whitaker. Campus Minister, Kerry Prather.Judy McClanahan, Cathy Shelhart. 394 ORGANIZATIONS FELLOWSHIP Father Ketteler offers the club ' s weekly Monday night Mass at the Newman Club Center. Newman Club Acquires Student Center FRONT ROW: Father Ketteler. Ernesto Scorsone. Ruth Carruba. Kay Roy. Joyce Seller. Mary Jacina. Linda Rolfes. Jodye Rogers, and Tom Brutscher. SECOND ROW: Ann Tritschler. Adrienne Helen Lennart, Margie Jackson, Sharleen Ripperdan. Marcia Verville. Velma Tomassetti. and Cindy Russell. BACK ROW: Stephanie Schloemer. Kathleen Creger. Carol Roussos. Don Dickson, Donna Sergeant. Jessie Reiss. Peggy Wires. Carol Hornsby. and Ken Hoffman Highlight of the year for the Newman Club was the acquisi- tion of their house on Oak Street. Much time and effort was spent preparing this house for use for meetings and a weekly Mass. Newman Club sought to im- plant religion in students ' lives through active participation in Folk Masses and sponsoring a coffee and roll hour after the Mass. The group held their an- nual Mardi Gras dance and springtime camping trip. This year the members sold student discount cards; the proceeds were given to local charities. ORGANIZATIONS FELLOWSHIP 395 Reverend Charles Blakemore of the First Christian Church, as Rich- mond ' s other ministers, is always ready to talk to students and wel- come them at services. 396 ORGANIZATIONS FELLOWSHIP xe j T . CUC Opens the Door ' IS-sl -—.-■  ' S H _•« ' ■ ' • % i • IMk STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Above: Staff members Cheryl Jones, Cindi Dorman. Robert Ruh. Howard Thompson and Robert Pollock review submitted manuscripts with adviser Dr. William Sutton during a staff meeting and (right) co-editor Robert Pollock ponders the prose articles- AURORA Honored By Commission The Kentucky Arts Commission Award for the College Division went to Eastern ' s literary magazine. AURORA, for the qual- ity of its material. The award consisted of a cash prize, fifty dollars of which was awarded to students with articles fea- tured in the 1971 AURORA. The AURORA is published with the pur- pose of givingtalented students a chance to write for publication, and to provide for the student body and faculty an ex- ample of what is being done on campus in the vein of creative endeavors in the form of poems and short stories. Final selections for the magazine were made by the editors, although the staff worked closely with faculty advisers, who read and commented on the submitted manu- scripts. 398 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Above: Sonja Foley. Editor-in-Chief, checks last minute details as she makes the Wednesday night treck to Shelbyville. Left: In Shelbyville. Business Manager Mike Park, works on paste-up for the Thursday edition. Progress Regroups A Young Staff Successor to two consecutive All-American ratings, THE EASTERN PROGRESS attempted to continue the pace set by the previous edi- tors although lacking the experience and depth which characterized the preceding statts. Hit hard by graduation, the 1970-71 PROGRESS editorial staft included but one senior. Sonja Foley, a Columbia junior, as- sumed the guidance of the inexperienced underclassmen. Junior Mike Park, the only seasoned veteran, finished his third year as business manager while Julia Williams, also a junior, moved up to news editor. In addition to the normal yearly activities, major features in the ' 70-71 PROGRESS in- cluded On The Arts column by Ken Green, a campaign to help complete the Meditation Chapel drive, and a special supplement, Toward a Vision, President Martin ' s 10- year report which highlighted Eastern ' s growth over the past decade. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 399 Above: Jim Ross. Paula Goodin. Sharon Fields and organizations editor Diana Coleman discuss the distribution ot items on the PROGRESS ' inside news pages. Right: Jack Frost, sports editor, ponders the plans for a week ' s sports coverage. Below: Arts editor Ken Green contemplates a recent concert before writing his weekly critical column. 400 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS U D U D D Editor Sonja Foley gives assignments to staff members: Diane Pol- lei. Brenda Ross. Pat Abell, Ronda Grueninger. Ray Walker. Frank Ulery and Mike Sullivan. Left: Julia Williams, news editor, works at the paste-up board as another issue is readied for the presses Above: Planning a PROG- RESS campaign are Bonnie Gray. Jim House. Stuart Reagan and Robert Babbage. academics editor. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 401 Photographers Strive For Quality A great amount ot skill and patience was required to take and process the thousands ot pictures required to effec- tively capture Eastern ' s many moods and activities for the 1971 MILESTONE. In a concerted drive for quality, the work is multiplied, for it is sometimes neces- sary to take a half dozen or more shots to get the right one for publication. Directing Eastern ' s photographic ac- tivities, which also includes providing pictures for official University news and publication purposes and for the EAST- ERN PROGRESS, was Mr. Schley Cox, University Photographer. Mr. Cox was aided by four student assistants, who voluntarily covered a variety of assign- ments which ranged from the formal posed pictures to candid shots of daily campus activity. Right: Marianne Rose Below: Larry Bailey. 402 ORGANIZATIONS PHOTOGRAPHERS Left: Schley Cox. UNIVERSITY PHOTOGRAPHER Above: Dennis Scarbrough Left: Patsy Gross ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 403 Milestone Reaps Ail-American The 1971 MILESTONE staff, following last year ' s All-American volume, sought to develop a theme of commitment while continuing a tradition of excel- lence established by previous editors. The All-Amencan certificate awarded the 1970 MILESTONE was the fourth time in five years that the Associated Collegiate Press had bestowed its top award on the EKU yearbook. Expansion of the student life and academic sections resulted in a larger MILESTONE aimed at even more comprehensive cover- age this year. Among the most noticeable bonuses added to the 1971 edition was a silk bookmark, intended to facilitate reader refer- ence. Another improvement was the adoption of a higher grade of enamel paper stock to enhance reproduction of both color and black and white photographs. Printing the MILESTONE for the first time was the Delmar Pub- lishing Company, Charlotte, North Carolina, best of ten competitive bidders. Top: Robert Whitlock. Editor-in-Chief, crops color transparencies using a light table Right: Conduct- ing a business operation over the phone is MILE- STONE business manager James Pleasant. 404 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Above Left: Paula McCann. managing editor, requisitions photographs tor use in the MILESTONE Above: Underclass editor. Sue Mantel works proofing her section before it goes to press. Roxanne Heekin (left) contemplates the organiza- tion of her academics section. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 405 Above: Bill Sawyer, editorial assistant, draws mental images of lay- outs as he thoughtfully scans photographic proof sheets. Top Right: Susie Boston, seniors co-editor, pitches in on the organizations sec- tion following her own early deadline. Right: Bonnie Rogers, organi- zations editor, tries to establish an informal atmosphere during an outdoor photo session I • 406 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Staff members Kathy Covelle, Connie Ball, Karen Shelton. Joyce Al- Brenda Wood do what they ' ve been asking others to do all year bro. Sharleen Ripperdan. Debbie Raistnck, Nancy Brochames and pose for the camera. Left: Judy Stiebel. honors editor, reads photo dimensions on the scale-o-graph. Above: Linda Mittel. index editor, studies layout ideas in Billy Bongo ' s All-Amencan 70 MILESTONE. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 407 OT ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW Steve Stice. Reporter; Sharon McGee. Student Senate; Marjone Pliant. Vice-President. Robert Blythe. President BACK ROW; Ellen Simpson. Secretary; Ronnie Hampton, Treasurer; Sharon Bryant. Student Senate. Seniors Elect Blythe; Plan For Futures EKU ' s Class of 1971 began its final year with the election of Robert Blythe, Richmond math major, as class president. One of the class ' s other major activities was the Mr. and Miss Popularity race conducted early in the second semester. The year saw most of the class making prep- aration for the immediate future. Student teaching, interviews in the placement office, and the filing of applications for graduate school occupied seniors ' time during the year. 410 SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS REVELLA ANN ABERCRUMBIE. Danville A.B. Social Work BEVERLY ANN ACHZEHNER. Ft. Thomas B.S. Elementary Education JULIE ADAMS, Princeton. Indiana B.S. Elementary Education D. DIANE ADDINGTON, Ehzabethtown B.S. Home Economics CARL H. ADIN. JR.. Xenia. Ohio A.B. Business Education JERRY DENTON ALEXANDER. Somerset A.B. Geography and History WILLIAM MICHAEL ALEXANDER. Louisville A.B. History and Social Science Area DEBORAH ANN ALLEN. Louisville A.B. History and Social Science JAMES DOUGLAS ALLEN. Richmond B.S. Physical Education VERA LEE ALLEN, Raceland B.S. Elementary Education ROBERT THOMAS ALLISON. Lexington B.B.A. Accounting MICHAEL FRANK AMBURGEY. Mt. Sterling B.B.A. General Business CHARLES EDWIN ANDERSON. Elkhorn City B.S. Industrial Technology GEORGE ALFRED ANDERSON. Maysville B.S. Pre-Dentistry RAYMOND FRANKLIN ANDERSON. Berea B.B.A. Accounting WILLIAM K ANDERSON, Albion. New York B.S. Law Enforcement JUDY ELLEN ANGEL. Louisville A.B. Social Work NED ALAN ARDINGER, Wilhamsport. Md. B.S. Psychology NANCY SUE ARMSTRONG. Cincinnati. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education ALVA L. ARTHUR. Richmond B.S. Industrial Education ROY PATRICK ASHCRAFT. Louisville B.B.A. Business Management LOUISE ASHER, Hyden B.S. Elementary Education KENNETH C. ASHLEY, Lexington B.B.A. Business Administration EDWARD CHARLES ASPATORE, Louisville B.S. Recreation ROBERT EUGENE AUSTIN. South Portsmouth B.B.A. Accounting ROBERT FAUBEL AVERITT. Lexington B.S. Law Enforcement LILLIAN S. BABB. Corbin A.B. English JERRY ANN BABER, Pans A.B. English SENIORS ABE-BAB 411 PAUL R. BADGETT. Ashland B.S. Agriculture GLENNA ARVIN BAGWELL. Lebanon A.B. History and Social Science LARRY W BAILEY. Winchester A.B. History and Social Science PATSY ANN BAIRD. Middletown. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education DAVID L BAKER. Marengo. Ohio B.B.A. Accounting EDSEL RAY BAKER. Lexington B.S. Medical Technology RONNIE LYNN BALDWIN. Covington B.S. Law Entorcement ROBERT H. BALLARD. Lancaster B.B.A. Business Administration JOHN ANTHONY BARKAU. Cincinnati. Ohio B.S. Industrial Education WILLIAM PRESTON BARKER. Brandenburg B.S Industrial Technology MICHAEL M. BARNARD, Louisville B ME Music Education KAY LYNN BARNES. Lynch B.S. Home Economics WALTER LOWERY BARNES. JR.. Paducah B.B.A. Accounting LARRY JOHN BARNHARDT. Richmond B.S. Industrial Education MATTHEW F. BARSOTTI, Ellwood. Pa. B.S Industrial Education DONALD RAY BATTLES. Stanton A.B History and Social Science Area HOWARD EUGENE BATTLES. Stanton A.B. Political Science JAMES WILLIAM BATTS. Cattletsburg A.B Social Work and B.S. Psychology JANE COOKE BAUER. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education BRUCE EDWARD BAUMAN. Sarasota. Florida B.S. Physical Education and Biology RUDOLPH WILHELM BECK. Surinam. S.A. A.B. German HELEN MARIE BEGLEY. Mason. Ohio A.B. Speech Pathology RALPH DAVID BEGLEY. Paint Lick B.S. Agriculture RUSSELL WAYNE BEHANAN. Ghent A.B. History and Social Science JANICE LEWIS BELCHER. Danville B.S. Elementary Education JAMES PATRICK BENDS. Georgetown. Ohio A.B. History JOHN ALLEN BENTLEY. Albion. New York B.S. Agriculture JEAN KATHRYN BERTRAND. Feds Creek B.S. Mathematics 412 SENIORS BAD-BER Seniors Arrive Heavily Laden For Final Year AMY MAY BICKETT, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education ANN ELIZABETH BIERMANN. Cincinnati. Ohio A. B. Social Work EARL WAYNE BINDER. London B.B.A. Management JAMES E. BINGHAM. Corbm A.B. Geography BARBARA LYNN BLACK, LaGrange B.S. Elementary Education BEVERLY GAIL BLACK, West Liberty B.S. School Health RONALD LLOYD BLACK, Silver Grove A.B. History and Social Science CHARLES EDWARD BLAIR, Winchester A.B. Speech The accelerated academic calendar brings the seniors back to campus a month earlier, but fatherly help remains regardless of the schedule. SENIORS-BIC-BLA 413 Lines Persist; But Registration Is Smooth KAREN LYNN BLAKE. Dayton. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education IRA LEE BLAKEMAN. Lawrenceburg A.B. Sociology RONALD FRANKLIN BLEDSOE, Erlanger B.B.A. Marketing FLOYD RAY BLEVINS. Monticello B.M.E. Music LLOYD KAY BLEVINS. Monticello B.M.E Music HARRY A. BLUE. Louisville B.B.A. Personnel Management ROBERT RICHARD BLYTHE, Richmond B.S. Mathematics RONNIE DOUGLAS BOAZ. Paris B.B.A. Management DAN E. BOEH. Cincinnati. Ohio B.B.A. Management GUIDO BOGGIO. Hasbrouck Heights. N.J. B.B.A. Marketing JOEW. BOONE. Springfield B.S. Agriculture SUSAN KAY BOONE. Springfield B.S. Elementary Education riarjl Three years of registration experience have prepared this senior for filling out schedule cards under almost any circumstances. 414 SENIORS BLA-BOO JUDY CAROL BORDERS, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education JOHN ANDREW BORIN. Norwood. Ohio A.B. History TIMOTHY JAMES BOSSE, Ft- Thomas B-B.A. Management VELINDASUE BOSTON, Louisville B.S. Mathematics DARRELL L. BOWEN. Malone, New York B.S. Law Enforcement MARTHAC. BOWEN, Malone. New York A.B. Social Work BRIAN LEE BOWLES. Hazard B.S. Agriculture LYNN ANNE BOWLING. Brookville. Indiana A.B. Library Science and History SHIRLEY ANN BOWMAN. Booneville A.B. Library Science and English TERRY WESLEY BOWMAN. Louisville B.S. Industrial Technology RONALD DAVID BOYD. Cincinnati. Ohio B.S. Psychology IRIS ELAINE BOYLE. Moreland B.S. Mathematics PHYLLIS H. BRADT. Jenkins B.S. Elementary Education DONAGENE BRANHAM. Pamtsville B.S. Public Health BRENDA DALE BRASHEAR. Viper A.B. Social Work NORA D. BRASHEAR, Corbin A.B. Sociology SHERRY BRASHEAR. Masons Creek A.B. Speech and Drama KATHRYN LVELLA BRASWELL. Ashland A.B. English LARRY DOUGLAS BREITENSTEIN. Louisville A.B. Social Work JAMES D. BRELAND. Lexington B.S. Psychology DANIEL JOHN BRENNAN. JR.. Louisville B.S. Law Enforcement FREDERICK G. BRENNAN. Miami. Florida B.B.A. Management JAMES F. BRITE. Hardmsburg A.B. Law Enforcement GARY WAYNE BRITTAIN. Frankfort A.B. Political Science PATRICIA M. BROADDUS. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education SUSAN MORGAN BROCK. Mt. Sterling A.B. Social Studies Area KAREN LEE BROERING. Cold Spring A.B. Spanish and French JOHNNY LEROY BROGDON. JR., Hopewell, Va. B.S. Electronics SENIORS BOR-BRO 415 JAMES R. BROWN. Anchorage B.B.A. Business Administration PATRICIA ANN BROOKS. Cynthiana B.B.A. Business Administration ROBERT LEE BROOKS. Danville A.B. History BARTLEY R. BROWN. Hebron B.S. Law Enforcement CATHY SUE BROWN. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education HELEN IRENE BROWN. Portsmouth. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education JIMMY R BROWN. Whitesburg A.B. Political Science JOHNW BROWN. Whitesburg A.B History LARRY ALLEN BROWN. Ft Thomas B.B.A. Accounting PAULA. BROWN. Albany B.S Agriculture ROBERT THOMAS BROWN. Burgm B.S. Agriculture RONALD JAY BROWN. Pikeville B.B.A. Finance WILLIAM CLARK BROWN. Camden. Ohio A.B. Sociology BRADY BRUMMETT. London B.B.A. Accounting JAMES D BRYANT. Anchorage B.S. Agriculture ROBERT CHARLES BRYANT. Louisville B.S. Law Enforcement TERRI ANN BRYSON. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education DAVID ROY BUBEL. Rochester. New York B.S Law Enforcement JANET LYNNE BUCHANAN. Vevay. Indiana B.S. Elementary Education JOHN LYNN BUCHANAN. Lebanon. Ohio B.B.A. Marketing DAVID BRUCE BUGG. Danville B.S. Biology BARBARA A. BUNCH. Lebanon Junction A.B. French and Spanish LARRY GENE BURKE. Louisville A.B. Political Science SHERRY LYNN BURKE. Lexington B.S Elementary Education CLARICE JEAN BURTON. Columbia B.S. Dietetics LERRAINE BURTON. Mary B.S. Elementary Education ROSANNE BUTCHER. Stanford B.S. Elementary Education BRENDA JEAN BUTLER. Hopewell, Virginia B.S. Elementary Education 416 SENIORS BRO-BUT Bookstore Stockpile Greets Seniors Even seniors require the assistance of bookstore workers to find the right books from among the mountains of volumes. SENIORS 417 Keith Hall Becomes A Women ' s Dorm WILLIAM DAVID BUTLER. Troy. Ohio B.B.A. Marketing LELANI BUTLER. Cynthiana A.B. Speech NANCY LYNNE BUTTERS. Louisville B.S. Mathematics BRENDA ANN CAIN. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education JOSEPH JEROME CALIMERI. Corning. New York B.B.A. Accounting PAUL N. CALKINS. Dayton. Ohio B.S. Mathematics DEBORAH JEANNECAMPBELL. Dayton. Ohio B.S. Home Economics EDDIE NORRIS CAMPBELL, Rowdy B.S. Elementary Education A change in the boy-girl ratio necessitates the conversion of Keith Hall into a women ' s dorm . . but apparently some people have their doubts. 418 SENIORS BUT-CAM W. MICHAEL CAMPBELL. Harrison. Ohio B.B.A. Marketing ROBERT JOECANTRELL. Chelsea. Michigan B.B.A. Marketing GERALD WADE CARMAN. Lexington A.B. Geography KENNETH R. CARMICHAEL. Dayton. Ohio B.B.A. Marketing CHRISTINE MARGARET CARNES. Cincinnati. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education DAVIDMILTON CARPENTER. Richmond B.S. Industrial Technology PATRICIA LYNN CARPENTER, Sulphur B.S. Home Economics DAVID PATRICK CARR. Independence A.B. History GLORIA TODD CARR. Clay City B.S. Business Education JOHN WILLIAM CARROLL. Ashland B.B.A. Management DIANA JANECARTER. Louisville B.M.E. Music ROSEANNA LEE CARTER. Raceland B.B.A. Office Administration ROGER WM. CASADA. South Amherst. Ohio A.B. History JACQUELINE S. CASEY. Jackson A.B. English SANDRA K. CASTEGNARO. Hardburly B.S. Home Economics MARION JUNE CAYWOOD. Crestwood B.S. Elementary Education DURWARD R. CENTER. Richmond B.S. Industrial Technology JIMMIECHADWELL. London B.S. Mathematics DAVID WESLEY CHAFFIN. Pikeville B.S. Vocational Technology Education LINDACHAMBERLAIN. North Middletown B.S. Home Economics BARBARA LOU CHANDLER. Manchester B.S. Elementary Education LARRY CHANEY. Jackson A.B. English JAY HOWARD CHANLEY. Miami. Florida B.S. Recreation MICHAELTHOMAS CHAPMAN, Louisville A.B. History STANLEY WAYNECHAPMAN, Louisville A.B. History JOANNCHARMOLI. Louisville B.S. Psychology C. GITTEL CHASE, Richmond A.B. Art ANDREA L. CHERNE. Middletown. New Jersey B.S. Elementary Education SENIORS CAM-CHE 419 LINDA LEE CHESSER. Louisville B.S Elementary Education RICHARD D. CHILDERS. Waco A.B. History MARYELLEN CLARE. Metuchen. New Jersey B.S. Elementary Education CHIPCLARK, Monterey B.B.A. General Business DAVID H CLARK. Jenkins B.B.A. Accounting ELIZABETH ANN CLARK. Pmeville B.S. Business Education HAROLD ROBERT CLARK. Booneville B.B.A. Accounting JOHN ROBERT CLARK. JR.. Louisville B.S. Industrial Education NORAL. CLARK. Martin B.S. Psychology STEVEN WAYNE CLARK, Richmond B.S. Industrial Education YVONNE E.CLAY. Louisville A.B. Sociology NOEL D. CLAYTON. Jamestown B.S. Horticulture EARL DEAN CLEMONS. Hazard B.S. History and Social Science ELIZABETH ANN CLEMONS. Bulan B.S. Elementary Education DEBORAH LEIGH CLINE. Winchester B.S. Dietetics CHRISTY KAY COATE. Ceh na. Ohio B.S Elementary Education WILLIAM DANIEL COBLENTZ. Richmond B.S. Agriculture WILLIAM G.COBLIN, JR. B.B.A. Business Administration RICHARD D.COHELIA. Evarts B.S. Psychology GLORIA WATERS COLEMAN. Lebanon Junction B.S. Elementary Education MARTHA JANE COLEMAN. Cleves. Ohio B.S. Health and Recreation Area KATHLEEN ANN COLLINS. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology STEVEN WAYNE COLLINS. Valley Station B.B.A. Accounting JUDITH ANNCOLVIN. Ludlow B.S. Elementary Education JERALD F. COMBS. Whitesburg B.S. Pre-Medical Services KATHRYN J.K. COMBS, West Union, Ohio A.B. Art PATRICIA GLEICH COMBS. Lancaster A.B. English SANDRA J. COMMONS, Louisville B.S. Business Education and Office Administration 420 SENIORS ' CHE-COM New Begley Building Welcomes Crowds LARRY FRANKLIN COMPTON, Virgie B.S. Mathematics MARY HELEN COMPTON, Pikeville B.S. Home Economics AL C. CONNOLLEY. Montrose. New York B.S. and A.B. Sociology and Law Enforcement KATHRYN J. CONRAD. Falmouth B.S. Home Economics SCOTTYE HELTON CONTE. Ezel B.S. Home Economics DEBORAH BROWN CONWAY. Georgetown A.B. Art JEANNE LEE COOPER. Eubank A.B. History and Social Science JOHN T.CORDIER. Stanford B.B.A. Business Management Part of the Begley Building dedication crowd helps cheer the Colonels to a 10-6 victory over East Tennessee. SENIORS COM-COR 421 Richmon d Welcomes Eastern Students JOHN H. CORLIS. Brooksville B.S. Physical Education ALFRED MICHAEL CORNACCHIO. JR B.S. Elementary Education JEANNETTE GAIL CORNETT, Mershons B.S. Physical Education LINDA E.B. CORNETT. Manchester B.S. Home Economics REBECCA JANE CORNETT. Skyline B.S. Home Economics LINDA KATHRYN COSBY, Richmond B.S. Elementary Education BETTY CAROLYN COX. Lexington A.B. History and Social Science CHARLES JR. COX. Irvine A.B. Art CRAIG COX. Campbellsville A.B. Political Science JACQUELIN M. COX. Campton B.S. Elementary Education JAMES MADISON COX. Irvine B.S. Law Enforcement LINDASUECOX. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education New Merrick. N.Y Kappa Delta (above) and Kappa Phi Delta (opposite) help to make Stu- dent Appreciation Week a success by participating in a window paint- ing contest sponsored by the Richmond merchants. 422 SENIORS COR-COX NORMAN ROBERT COX. Wilmington, Ohio B.S. Agriculture JANES. COY. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education MARLENECRABB. Windsor B.S. Elementary Education CARLOS HENDRIXCRACRAFT. North Middletown B.B.A. Management JOHN NEALCRAFT, Richmond B.B.A. Accounting MARTHA MCLOCKLIN CRAFT. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education JAMES CLEAVER CRAWFORD. Lebanon A.B. English DEBORAH ELLEN CREED, Russell A.B. Social Work WANDA JANICECREED. Louisville A.B. History MICHAEL EARLCREUTZINGER. Ludlow B.S. Physical Education BRENDA FAYE CREWS. Lebanon B.S. Mathematics SANDRA KAY CRIGLER, Shepherdsville B.S. Elementary Education SENIORS COX-CRI 423 30NNIECRISP. Martin B.S. Psychology and Philosophy GLENN CRITTENDON. Newport B.S. Elementary Education WILLIAM RHODES CROSSFIELD. Paris B.B.A. Data Processing HAZEL ELAINECROUCH. Shelbyville B.S. Elementary Education SHERRILL KAYE CROUCH ER. Jeremiah B.B.A. Marketing MICHAEL R. CULLEN. Louisville B.B.A. Marketing JACKSON LYNN CUMMINS. Independence B.S. Biology PHILIPCUMMINS. Georgetown B.S Public Health BERRY MARTIN CUPP. London B.B.A. Business LARRY L CURRY. Richmond A.B. Political Science BARBARA E. CURTIS. Cynthiana B.S Elementary Education LARRY JOE DADO. Freeburn B.B.A. Data Processing RONALD DEAN DAMRON. Virgie A.B. Social Science DOUGLAS B. DAUGHERTY. Fort Mitchell B.B.A. Marketing PATRICIA JOYCE DAVIDSON. Deputy. Indiana B.S. Business Education BENNY JOE DAVIS. Greensburg B.S. Agriculture LARRY OREN DAVIS. Independence A.B. History REBECCA NEAL DAVIS. Ashland B.S. Physical Education PAUL CHARLES DAVY. Richmond B.B.A. Business Administration Management JOHN B. DAWALT. Dry Ridge B.S. Agriculture JAMES LARRY DAY. Big Creek B.S. Physical Education GRACIELA E. DEL AMO. Havana. Cuba A.B. Spanish and Music GARYDELANEY. Lexington B.B.A. Business Administration JANISCARROL DELANEY. Danville B.S. Elementary Education HAROLD MARION DENHAM. Danville B.B.A. Finance JAMES EDWARD DENNIS. Stanton B.S. Law Enforcement PAULR. DIERSING. Louisville B.B.A. Data Processing PEGGY MARIE DODD. Dayton B.S. Biology 424 SENIORS CRI-DOD As Always, Traffic Is A Problem The wide open spaces surrounding this bug provide a contrast to the usual traffic situation on campus. The addition of several traffic lights did much to aid the problem during the year SENIORS 425 JOHN NICHOLAS DOGGENDORF. Cincinnati. Ohio A.B. History RONNIE KELLY DOLEN. Monticello B.B.A. Business Administration NEAL POWELL DONALDSON. Richmond A.B. Art CYNTHIA RAE DORMAN, Covington A.B. English THOMAS LEWIS DORROH. Hopkinsville B.S. Law Enforcement DALEM. DOTSON. Pikeville B.S. Health and Recreation Area MICHAEL G. DOTSON. Carlisle B.S. Industrial Technology SUZANNE PARKER DOTSON. Sharpsburg B.S. Biology BEVERLY A. DOTY. Paint Lick A.B. Social Work FRED WILLIAM DOWLING. Hoosick Falls. N.Y. B.S. Physical Education JOHN WILLIAM DOWNS. JR.. Louisville B.S. Business Education CARL MICHAEL DOZIER. Chesapeake. Virginia A.B. History and Social Science DOUGLAS GLENN DRAPER. Dayton B.S. Chemistry KATHRYN LEE DREES. Van Wert. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education GLEN R. DREISBACH. Louisville A.B. Sociology MICHAEL BRUCE DRUMMOND. Wilmington. Ohio B.B.A. Accounting LARRY A. DUNCAN. Jeffersontown B.S. Elementary Education MICHAEL LEE DUNCAN. Warsaw B.S. Industrial Education SHIRLEY DUNHAM. Milfred. Ohio B.S. Home Economics CHARLOTTE MARSHALL DUNN. Burgm B.S. Medical Technician REX DUNN. Burgm B.S. Physics JUDY KAYE DWELLY. Mayslick B.S. Elementary Education MICHON RAE EADS. Detroit. Michigan B.S. Elementary Education RODNEY G. EADS.Corbm B.B.A. Business Administration SUER. EAGER. Harlan B.S. Elementary Education MARGARET ANN ECKERT. Newport B.S. Elementary Education RONALD WAYNE EDEN. Richmond B.S. Physical Education GENEVIEVE ELLIOTT. Corbm B.S. Home Economics 426 SENIORS DOG-ELL Football Provides Thrills, 2nd Place Finish SUSAN CAROL ELLIS, Moorestown, New Jersey B.S. Home Economics MARY REGINA ELOVITZ. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education CHARLES ERNEST ELZA. East Bernstadt B.S. Mathematics SCOTT WILLIAM EMERY. Hudson Falls, N.Y. B.S. Law Enforcement GERALD DEAN EVANS. Nicholasville B.B.A. Electronic Data Processing LINDASUE EVANS, Richmond B.B.A. Business MARGARET ANN EVANS. Louisville A.B. History MARILYN R. EVANS, Wilmore B.S. Health and Recreation Area Three of the senior members of the cheerleading squad — Don Peace, Christy Coate, and Sara Vice — help lead the Colonels to a home foot- ball victory on Hanger Field. SENIORS ELL-EVA 427 Homecoming Features ' Newspaper ' Theme SUSAN KAY FAESENMEIER. Louisville A.B. History and Social Science GEORGE J. FAHEY, Valley Station B.B.A. Business Administration JERRY LEE FAIR. West Carrollton. Ohio B.S. Biology MARIANNE ELIZABETH FALK. Cleveland, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education DANNY RAY FANNIN. Brooksville B.S. Mathematics HELEN MARIE FARDO. Falmouth A.B. History LEON W. FARIS III, Paris B.B.A. Business Administration PATRICIA HICKS FARLER. Hazard B.S. Elementary Education Coeds stuff some of the literal millions of napkins that went into constructing floats with an You ' ve Read it in the Paper, theme for the 1970 Homecoming. 428 SENIORS FAE-FAR ■11 1 ; DONNA TAYLOR FARMER. Corbin B.S. Mathematics GARLAND RAY FARMER, New Zion B.S. Agriculture JOHN D. FARMER. Corbin B.B.A. Accounting JOSEPH TYLER FARMER. Corbin B.B.A. Economics WILMASHARON FARRIS. Louisville A.B. History PHYLLIS ANN FAULKNER, Campbellsville A.B. History MICHAEL KEN FAWBUSH, London B.S. Physical Education CAROLSUEFEATHERSTON. Lexington A.B. Art SUE ELLEN FELDKAMP. Bellevue B.S. Physical Education MARY NOEL FELDMAN. Louisville B.S. Recreation PHILIP LEE FELTNER. Springfield B.S. Physics SANDRA LEE FELTNER. Hardburly B.S. Elementary Education LARRY STEPHENS FIELDS. Grayson B.S. Pre-medical Services TOMMY CARL FIELDS, Whitesburg B.S. Law Enforcement SHARON FIKE. Waco A.B. Art JANICE DAWN FISHER, Lexington A.B. Art LINDA DIANE FITZGERALD, Dayton. Ohio B.S. Physical Education MARK A. FLEMING, Cincinnati. Ohio A.B. Broadcasting CATHY LYNN FLETCHER, Trenton, Ohio B.S. Physical Education Area THERESA CECILIA FOLEY, Richmond B.S. Elementary Education ILA GAIL FORTNER. Wilhamstown B.S. Physical Education Area DONNA L. FOUST. Louisville A.B. Broadcasting DIANA L. FOUTZ, Seven Mile. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education CYNTHIA JANE FOWLER, Lexington B.S. Business Education WOODY FRANCIS, Bulan B.S. Industrial Education RALPH E. FRANK, Danville B.M.E. Music Education DONNA ROSE FRASHER, Louisville B.S. Business Education PAMELA LEE FREDERICK. Mt. Sterling B.S. Elementary Education SENIORS FAR-FRE 429 Dances, Concert Highlight Homecoming MICHAEL WAYNE FRENCH, Valley Station B.B.A. Marketing KENNETH A. FRITH, Lexington B.B.A. Marketing GEORGE FRANCIS FRITZ. JR.. Lexington B.B.A. Accounting PAMELA LYNN FROST. Carrollton B.S. Business Education GLEN MICHAEL FUGATE. Cincinnati, Ohio B.B.A. Data Processing EDGAR WINTER FULLENWIDER II. Shelbyville B.S. Industrial Technology LARRY EUGENE FURNISS. Mt, Gilead. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education LYDIACAROLGABBARD. Booneville B.S. Home Economics DEBORAH LYNN GANTT. Centerburg. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education LARRY A. GARLAND. Middlesboro B.S, Physical Education GARY PAUL GARRISON. Felicity. Ohio B.B.A. Business LENA HOTFILGARVEY, Carrollton B.S. Elementary Education Students dance to the music of the Sirs In Brass at the annual Home- coming Dance The Friends of Distinction were featured in a post-game Alumni Coliseum concert. 430 SENIORS FRE-GAR TERRY ALLEN GARWOOD. Woodbridge. Virginia B.S. Biology DIANE JEAN GASKINS. Newport A.B. English WILLIAM F. GAY. Booneville B.S. Business Education ROBERT L. GEE. Roseville. Michigan B.B.A. Accounting MARK LEE GELKE. Ft. Thomas A.B. History NATHANIEL C.W. GENNETT. Asheville. N.C. B.S. Industrial Education REBECCAGEORGE, Lebanon, Ohio B.S. Textiles DAVID ARTHURGERREIN. Newport B.B.A. Marketing LORIE LEE GIANCOLA. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education WILLIAM PERRY GILES. Lexington B.B.A. Management DORIS FAYE GILLIAM. London B.S. Business Education LAWRENCE M. GIRTEN. Louisville B.B.A. Marketing SENIORS GAR-GIR 431 Last Year Of Classes Challenge Seniors WILLIAM ROBERT GIZZI. Yonkers. New York B.S. Law Enforcement DANNY RAY GLASS. Georgetown B.S. Physical Education MARTHA CLICK GLASS. Richmond A.B. English DANIEL WILLIAM GLIER. Ft. Thomas B.B.A. Business CHLOTENE BRANHAM GOBLE. West Van Lear B.S. Elementary Education VICTOR MARTIN GOBLE. Prestonsburg B.S. Psychology BARBARA A. GOGGIN. Stanford B.S. Home Economics PATRICIA ANN GOINS. Richmond B.S. Mathematics Terry Harris molds a lump of clay into an art object in a ceramics class. 432 SENIORS GIZ-GOI BARBARA ANN GOLD. Owensboro A.B. Spanish and History GENE A. GOLDSCHMIDT, Reading. Ohio B.S. Biology CONNIE MARIE GOODLETT, Taylorsville B.S. Elementary Education MARY MARGARET GORDON. Lancaster B.B.A. Accounting TERRY DOUGLAS GOSSOM. Milton B.B.A. Accounting RONNIE L.GRANT. Ashland B.S. Mathematics GENEVA GRAY. Manchester B.S. Elementary Education MARYOLAGRAY. Danville B.S. Elementary Education CHRISTINE LESLEY GREEN. Anchorage B.S. Home Economics KEN EDWARD GREEN. Louisville A.B. Sociology ROCHESTOR CARL GREENFIELD. Roehlmg, N.J. B.S. Health and Recreation Area MARTIN W. GREGORY. Fredonia. New York B.S. Physical Education RICHARD DALE GRIEME. Park Hills B.S. Law Enforcement JAMES LESLIEGRIGSBY. Hamilton. Ohio A.B. Political Science TERRENCE F. GRIMES. Lexington A.B. Economics and Political Science PHYLLIS ANN GRISIER. Archbold. Ohio B.M.E. Music GLEN ALLEN GRITTON. Sinai B.B.A. Business Administration JANECAROLYN GRITTON, Sinai B.S. Business Education GLENN W. GRIZZLE. Louisville B.S. Industrial Technology BOBBY D. GUFFEY. Albany A.B. History and Social Science SANDRA J. GUZZO. Yonkers. New York B.S. Elementary Education NAN CHERYL HAGADORN. Hazard A.B. History and Social Studies Area MARILYN KAYE HAGGARD. Liberty B.B.A. Accounting JOHN ALLEN HAINES, Marion. Ohio B.S. Physical Education BRENDA SUE HALCOMB, Harlan B.S. Elementary Education WINSTON CALVIN HALCOMB. Richmond B.S. Pre-Medicme DEIDRI HALEY. Brooksville A.B. English BENJAMIN F. HALL. Nicholasville B.S. Law Enforcement SENIORS GOL-HAL 433 ELIZABETH ANN HALL. Pmeville B.S. Medical Technology MARGIE A. HALL. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education ROY HALL. Hihat B.S. Physical Education ANN HAMBLEN. Ft. Lauderdale. Florida B.S. Elementary Education GALE MARIE HAMILTON. Loretto B.S. Elementary Education WENDY S. HAMILTON. Madison. Indiana B.S. Elementary Education NANCY F. HAMPTON. Frankfort B.S. Business Education PAUL DAVID HAMPTON, Frankfort B.S. Health and Recreation Area RONNIE JAY HAMPTON. Winchester B.S. Biology H. EDWARD HARBER. JR.. Ft. Thomas A.B. History and Social Science STEPHEN EARLY HARBIN. Louisville B.S. Biology MELISSA JOY HARKINS. Greenville B.S. Physical Education JAMES STEVEN HARP. Frankfort B B.A. Business LAURETTA JACQUELINE HARRIS. Louisville B.S. Homemaking Supervision LAWRENCE RICHARD HARRISON. Louisville B B.A. Finance ROBERT FRANKLIN HART. JR.. Winchester B.S. Business Education BRENDA WINBURN HARTMAN. Smithfield A.B. History ROBERT DOUGLAS HARVEY, Northbay. Ontario. Ca. A.B. History and Social Science LOISC. HATFIELD. Harlan B.S. Elementary Education SHARON DARLEEN HAWKINS. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education GWENDOLYN W HAYDEN. Nicholasville B.S. Child Development ROBERTA LOUIS E HAYES. Brodhead B.S. Biology CECIL DAVID HAYS. Gravel Switch B.S. Agriculture TEDDY L. HAYS.McKee B.S. Agriculture JUDITH C. HECK, Louisville A.B. History and Social Science MARCELLYN GAYLE HEDRICK. Frankfort B.S. Recreation KAREN HEID. Cincinnati. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education JOHN ELVIN HEIDERICH, Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. Sociology 434 SENIORS HAL-HEI Library Gets Busy As Year Progresses EDWARD JAY HEITZ. Southgate A.B. Political Science GARY LEE HELF. Columbus. Ohio B.B.A. Business DANIEL ROGER HEMPEL. Winchester B.S. Industrial Education DEBORAH JO HEMPEL. Walton B.S. Elementary Education NITA KAREN HENDERSON. Cincinnati. Ohio B.S. Home Economics MICHAEL WAYNE HENSLEY. Orlando. Florida B.S. Physical Education NELSON CASE HENSON. Mt. Olivet B.B.A. Business JOYCE ANN HERALD. Jackson A.B. English As mid-term approaches, students spend more time in the library researching for major projects that always seem to have been due yesterday. SENIORS HEI-HER 435 Ravine Provides Site For Concerts MYRON DANIEL HERNDON. Sparta A.B. Geography GERALD HARDING HERRIN, Richmond A.B. History MARGARET LOUISE HERRMANN. Louisville A.B. History JOYCEMARIE HETZEL. Hebron B.S. Law Enforcement ALBERT DUTTON HEWETSON. Ft. Thomas B.B.A. Business Administration JANET BAKER HIBBARD, Manchester B.S. Home Economics GAREY DARRELL HIGDON. Louisville B.S. Industrial Technology GLORIAGAYLE HIGDON. Harned B.B.A. Business Management ' A large crowd listens intently to an impromptu fall concert by Adrian in the ravine. 436 SENIORS HER-HIG LINDA LEE HIGGINS. Louisville B.S. Home Economics SAMUEL WALTER HILL. Jackson A.B. History RALPH MICHAEL HILLER. London B.S. Physical Education SUSAN KOTTE HILLER. London B.S. Mathematics SUSAN DIANNE HINES. Goshen. Ohio B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology JOHN ROBERT HODGE. Louisville B.S. Physical Education MICHAEL JOHN HOFFMAN. Southgate A.B. History RICHARDT. HOGAN. Salem. New Jersey A.B. History and Social Science MARCY FRAN HOLLADAY. Centertown A.B. Speech SHARON LEE HOLLAR. Charlottesville. Va. A.B. English CAROLYN ROSE HOLLIDAY. Hazard B.S. Elementary Education GEORGE L. HOPE. Lexington A.B. Political Science LAWRENCE L. HOPKINS. Louisville A.B. Social Work ROBERT WILLIAM HORNSBY. Dabolt B.S. Agriculture HOWARD W. HOSKINS. Salyersville B.S. Vocational Education DWIGHT CLEAVER HOUCHENS. Mt. Olivet B.B.A. Finance RANDAL HOUSE, Nicholasville A.B. Geography SHERRY FAULKNER HOUSE, Walton A.B. Drama and Speech ARTHUR L. HOWARD, JR., Chicago, Illinois B.S. Industrial Technology JANET D. HOWARD, Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S. Elementary Education JERRY LYNN HOWARD. Manchester B.B.A. Accounting VIRGINIA WATKINS HOWARD, Hazard B.S. Home Economics FRANK HRANICKY. Somerset A.B. Broadcasting LOUISE R. H UBBARD, Lexington A.B. History PATRICIA IRENE HUFF, London B.S. Elementary Education JAMES RANDAL HUGHES. JR., Simpsonville B.S. Industrial Education JODY EARL HUGHES, Sinai B.S. Business MARGARET SUE HUGUELY, Sarasota, Florida B.S. Elementary Education SENIORS HIG-HUG 437 nconveniences Test Student Ingenuity Not even a temporary power blackout can hamper the hair-rolling processes of this McGregor Hall coed. 438 SENIORS t t MARY HELEN HUMPHRIES, Pans B.S. Elementary Education LADDIE KEITH HUNT. Louisville B.S. Business VIRGINIA L. HUNT. Mt. Vernon B.S. Home Economics MARGARET J. HUNTER. Irvine A.B. English LARRY WAYNE HURD. Norwood. Ohio B.B.A. Business Management STEVEN MELVIN HURST. Madeira. Ohio A.B. History LARRY BYRON HURT. Hazard B.S. Mathematics BLANCA INES INFANTINO. Colombia. South America A.B. French REBA INGRAM. London B.S. Home Economics JAMES B. INSCO. Bloomington, Indiana B.S. Law Enforcement JAMES HAROLD INSKO. Paris B.S. Industrial Technology DORIS JANET IRWIN. Albany B.S. Elementary Education JAMES B. IRWIN. Dayton, Ohio B.S. Law Enforcement DONNASUE ISAACK. Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education FLOYD THOMAS ISAACS. Lebanon B.S. Industrial Education KATHRYNE SUE ISAACS. Maineville. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education CHERYL JOANNE JACKMAN. Jeffersontown B.S. Physical Education CANDRID BETH JACKSON. Wellsville. Ohio A.B. History and Social Science Area CONNIE B. JACKSON. Ashland B.S. Physical Education MARGARETCAROL JACKSON. Richmond B.S. Biology MARIA WALKER JACKSON. Bedford B.S. Biology VIRGINIA LOUISE JACKSON. Burnside B.S. Elementary Education VERLA A. JAMES. Lexington B.S. Home Economics MARY LYNN JASPER. Somerset B.S. Elementary Education ROBERT LEWIS JAYNES. Lexington B.B.A. Data Processing DAVIDTENENT JENKINS. Middlesboro B.B.A. Accounting MILDRED R. JENKINS, Berea B.S. Elementary Education WILLIAM JACKSON JENKINS. New Boston. Ohio B.S. Health and Recreation Area SENIORS HUM-JEN 439 ELIZABETH GAY JENNINGS. Nicholasville B.S. Home Economics WILLIAM KENT JESSEE, Richmond A.B. Sociology GREGORY JOHNSON, Myra B.S. School Health JAMES SCOTT JOHNSON. London B.S. Biology KEITH W. JOHNSON. Ashland A.B. Drama PEGGY INEZ JOHNSON. Marshall. Texas B.S. Elementary Education MICHAEL LEONARD JOHNSTON. West Palm Beach. Fla. B.S. Mathematics DONALD R. JONES. London B.S. Agriculture JESSIE LOUISE JONES. Hamilton. Ohio A.B. Elementary Education MELINDA W. JONES. Lexington B.S. Physical Education NORMA CROWE JONES. Pewee Valley B.S. Elementary Education RUBEN EARLE JONES. Tallahassee. Florida B.S Physical Education SYDNEY DIANNE JONES, London B.S. Business Education CAROLYN FRY JORDAN, M ilroy. Indiana B.S. Elementary Education STAYCE LEE JORDAN. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education AMELIA YOUNG JUDSON. Lexington B.S. Physi cal Education CLINTON DALE JUSTICE. Elkhorn City A.B. History JOHN NORMAN KANE, Louisville B.S. Industrial Technology RONALD L. KAUFMAN. Louisville B.S. Business Education MICHAEL R. KAYLOR. Dayton. Ohio A.B. Political Science BOB JOSEPH KEHOE, Miami. Florida B.S. Recreation ROBERT LAMAR KELLS. Wilhamstown B.B.A. Accounting MALCOLM HOLLIS KELLY. Oxford, Pa. B.S. Biology FATINA J. KENDRICK, Elkhorn City B.S, Administrative Dietetics RONALD G. KENDRICK, Florence A.B. Speech Pathology and Audiology JAMES FINLEY KENNEDY. London B.B.A. Business Management JENNIFER LEE KENNEDY, Richmond B.S. Biology DAVID KESSLER, Marion. Indiana B.S. Recreation 440 SENIORS ' JEN-KES Campus Observes Christmas Season GOLDIE CRAIG KIDWELL, Walton B.S. Elementary Education JUDY LINNET KINDER, Pikeville B.B.A. General Business PHILIPM. KINMAN. Dry Ridge A.B. History CATHERINE ADELE KIPP. Cincinnati. Ohio A.B. Spanish and History SHEILA LANE KIRBY. Versailles B.S. Elementary Education JO ANN KLAMO. Fairfield. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education PATRICIA ANN KLINGLER, Carrollton B.B.A. Business Administration CHARLOTTE F. KRASINSKI, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education Candlelight and white-frocked students lend atmosphere to the tradi- tional yuletide Hanging of the Greens . SENIORS KID-KRA 441 Second Semester Brings Book Bonanza ALAN CHARLES KRUEGER. Phoenix. Arizona B.S. Recreation LYNDA DAVIS KUHNHENN. Grayson B.B.A. Accounting KRISAND LYNN KUNST. Springfield. Ohio A.B. Geography SHIRLEY RAMSEY LA FAVERS. Albany A.B. English AARON DOUGLAS LAINHART. Richmond B.B.A. Personnel Management DAVID LEE LAKE. St. Albans. West Va. B.B.A. Business Administration JOHN WAYNE LANDRETH. Cynthiana A.B. Speech and Drama FRANK BRUCE LANGE. Piqua. Ohio A.B. Art WILLIAM VANCE LANHAM. Lancaster B.S. Agriculture BRENT ROBERT LASWELL. Mt. Vernon A.B. History FRANCES GORDON LAWSON. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education FRANK DARRYL LAWSON. Lexington B.M.E. Music Lines backup at the bookstore as students stock up for the second semester. 442 SENIORS KRU-LAW THOMAS EDWARD LAYMAN, Lexington A.B. History GARY DALE LEASOR, Louisville B.B.A. Business Management JOAN MARLEEN LEDFORD, London A.B. History and English PATRICIA DIANE LEDFORD, Maysville A.B. English PHYLLIS SHARON LEDFORD, Helton B.S. Home Economics RONALD M. LEDFORD, Paintlick B.S. Biology JERRY WAYNE LEFEVERS, Pineville A.B. Social Work and Psychology REBEKAH RUTH LeMASTER, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education NANCY LOUISE LETHGO, Ravenna B.S. Elementary Education CAROLYN SUE LEWIS, Brooksville B.S. Elementary and Special Education JAMES M. LEWIS. Dayton, Ohio B.B.A. Accounting STEPHEN S. LEWIS, Lexington B.S. Recreation SENIORS ' LAY-LEW 443 Basketball Provides Break From Routine RICKY PHILPOT LIGHT NER. Centerville. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education GAIL PHILLIPS LILLIS. Richmond B.S. Biology JAMES PREWITT LISLE. Winchester B.B.A. Business Administration CAROLYN SUE LITTERAL, Irvine B.S. Elementary Education CELESTINE A. LITTLE. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education DAVID M. LLOYD. Louisville B.B.A. Management TERESA KAY LOCKER. Paintlick B.S. Elementary Education BOBBIE JEAN LONG. Lancaster B.S. Physical Education ; Connie Haney entertains during a basketball game with her acrobatics. 444 SENIORS LIG-LON tffct fc DONALD LEE LONG. Brodhead A.B. Art DOUGLAS K. LONG. Germantown. Ohio B.S. Industrial Education LARRY MARTIN LONG. Harrodsburg B.S. Agriculture WILLIAM LESLIE LONG. Richmond B.S. Industrial Technology WILLIAM STEVEN LUCAS. Stanford A.B. History SAM P. LYNN. JR., Danville B.B.A. Electronic Data Processing MARLENE ELIZABETH LYON, Louisville B.B.A Accounting LINDACAROLE LYONS. Bethlehem B.S. Child Development MIKE CAESAR LYONS. South Shore B.S. Physical Education VIVEN DURHAM McANINCH. Liberty B.S. Biolgoy MARY ELIZABETH McBRAYER. Lawrenceburj B.S. Dietetics KELTA ANN McCABE, Ehzabethtown A.B. Sociology LYNN E. McCALL, Newton, New Jersey B.S. Mathematics MARY HENDERSON McCAULEY. Versailles A.B. Sociology MARY LOU McCLANAHAN. Irvine B.S. Elementary Education CLIFTON EUGENE McCOWAN, London A.B. History SUZANNE McCOWAN, London A.B. Sociology BARBARA McCRACKEN, London B.S. Law Enforcement MARGARET JAYNE McDANELL. Owenton A.B. Social Work ROBERT BRUCE McDANIEL. London B.B.A. Business Management TRISH E. McDEVITT. Cherry Hill, New Jersey B.S. Elementary Education JEFFREY GRANT McDONALD. Louisville B.B.A. Business Administration RICHARDC. McDONALD, Liberty B.S. Business Education DENVER McFADDEN. London A.B. History and Social Science SHARON GAIL McGEE. Falmouth B.S. Elementary Education JAMES MICHAEL McGLONE. Harrodsburg B.B.A. Business DANNY McKINNEY, Brodhead B.S. Agriculture ROGER DAVID McKINNEY. Richmond B.S. Industrial Technology SENIORS LON-McK 445 ELOISEJ.McKITRIC. Burgin B.S. Home Economics KATHY JO McMILLIN. Cincinnati. Ohio B.S. Physical Education ROBERT BERNARD McQUEEN. Stanton A.B. Political Science SHEILA GAIL McREYNOLDS. Mayfield B.S. Home Economics BARBARA SUE McWHORTER. Knifley B.S. Elementary Education MARY LOU McWHORTER. East Bernstadt A.B. Art REGINA SUE McWHORTER. Hustonville B.S. Elementary Education WILLIAM RUSSELL McWHORTER, Richmond B.B.A. Economics REBECCA JANE MACY. Hardmsburg B.S. Elementary Education DEBORAH JANE MAGGARD. Hazard A.B. History and Social Science JERRY W. MAKIN. Richmond B.S. Vocational and Industrial Education WINNIE MALATESTA. Maple Shade. New Jersey B.B.A. Marketing ROBERT C. MALONEY. Cincinnati. Ohio B.B.A. Accounting WILLIAM MICHAEL MANGUS. Richmond B.S. Industrial Technology WILLIAM P. MANION. Maysville B.B.A. Accounting BARBARA JEAN MANN. Carrollton B.S. Medical Technology NANCY ANN MANN. Danville B.S. Elementary Education JAMESC. MARCUM, JR.. Louisville B.S. Speech Pathologyand Audiology VIVIAN GAYLE MARCUM. Sand Gap B.S. Elementary Education PAMELA S. MARKS, Georgetown, Ohio B.S. Mathematics KELBY S. MARLETT, Louisville B.B.A. Business Administration SARAH L. MARLETT. Prestonsburg B.B.A. Office Administration GREGORY T. MARQUIS. Erlanger B.S. Physical Education and Health LINDA BEA MARSH. Harrodsburg B.S. Physical Education MARY MARSHALL. Jackson A.B. History DONNA P. MARSTON, Wheatley B.S. Home Economics MICHAEL J. MARTELLO, Lexington A.B. History GERALD L. MARTIN. Middletown. Ohio B.B.A. Data Processing 446 SENIORS McK-MAR Warm Days Break Winter ' s Grip JAMES LAWRENCE MARTIN, Richmond B.B.A. Accounting JOHN ROY MARTIN. Garrett B.S. Physics LINDA LOU MARTIN, Corbin A.B. Social Work GARY LYNN MASON, Booneville A.B. Physical Education JAYNE ANN MASON. Milford. Ohio A.B. History PAULETTE DUNN MASON. Lexington B.S. El ementary Education MARION CARNEY MATTINGLY. Springfield B.S. Wildlife Management CAROL WILLIAMS MAUPIN. Berea B.S. Elementary Education Students take advantage of the first spring-like weather after a typically wet Richmond winter. SENIORS MAR-MAU 447 Spring Fever Makes Class A Chore CHARLES REYNOLDS MAXSON, JR., Lexington A.B. History and Philosophy ELRENEMAY, Elkhorn City B.S. Elementary Education JON D. MAY, McAndrews A.B. History and Social Science ANN MAYO. Martin A.B. Political Science and Journalism GINGER ANN MEDLEY, Middlesboro A.B. Social Work JOSEPH DANT MEDLEY, Loretto B.S Psychology LINDAGAYLE MEDLEY, Springfield B.S. Business Education JOHN WILLIAM MERRILL, Barnesville. Ohio B.S. Recreation Pretty weather and a nearby city park make a spring-time frolic irresistible. 448 SENIORS MAX-MER ▲ffcfcfft MARTY RAY MEYER, Lexington B.S. Law Enforcement MARY KATHERINE MIFFLIN, Georgetown A.B. Social Work MARTIN CRAIG MILBURN. Springfield B.S. Physical Education BARBARA ELLEN MILLER, London B.S. Physical Education G. B.MILLER, Lancaster B.B.A. Business Administration KAREN SUE MILLER, Forest Hills A.B. Sociology PAMELA MARIE MILLER, Centerville, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education RONNIE OWEN MILLER, Erlanger B.S. Industrial Education SHELBIE JEAN MILLER, Williamsburg A.B. Sociology ALAN F. MISTLER, Hamilton A.B. Political Science LINDA YOUNG MITCHELL, West Palm Beach, Florida A.B. Sociology MARTIN VERNON MITCHELL, Louisville B.B.A. General Business DANNY ARTHUR MOGG. Albany B.S. Biology MICHAEL THOMAS MONACELLI. Albion. New York B.S. Health Education ROBERT WILLIAM MONAGHAN, JR., Cherry Hill, N.J. B.S. Law Enforcement GARY MONTGOMERY, Lexington B.B.A. Management NORMA SUE MONTGOMERY, Lexington A.B. Sociology FRANCES CAROL MOODY, Richmond B.S. Elementary Education TOMMY F. MOODY, Middlesboro B.B.A. Accounting DIANA MOORE, Pikeville A.B. Elementary and Special Education JUDITH ELAINE MOORE, Winchester A.B. Speech SANDRA JANE MOORMAN. Xenia, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education SUSAN CAROL MORGAN, Albany B.B.A. Data Processing BEVERLY WATERS MORRIS, Ft. Mill, S.C. B.M.E. Music BRUCE EDWARD MORRISON, Lexington B.B.A. Marketing PATTI A. MOSER, Covington B.S. Elementary Education PEGGY G. MOSS. Burgin B.S. Elementary Education EDWIN ELLIS MYERS, Bethel. Ohio B.S. Health Education SENIORS MEY-MYE 449 PATRICIA GAIL MYERS, Lexington B.S. Psychology SUSAN JANE MYERS, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education JAMES W. MYNHIER, Ashland B.S. Industrial Education MICHAEL A. MYRICK. Amelia, Ohio B.S. Biology FRANK J. NAHLIK, Queens Village, NY. B.S. Law Enforcement SUSAN NANCE, Pikeville A.B. English CAROLYN NATICCHIONI, Cincinnati. Ohio B.S. Health and Recreation Area PAULA LESLIE NEAL, Irvine B.S. Business Education SUSAN NEW, Barbourville B.S. Home Economics JILL ANNE NORCROSS, Cleveland, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education FRANK B. NIEMEYER. JR.. Ft. Mitchell B.B.A. Management DANIEL NORDHEIM, Springboro. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education GEORGE PROCTOR NORTON, Winchester B.S. Agriculture JOHN KEVIN OERTHER, Frankfort B.B.A. Finance BARRY M. OGDEN. Lexington B.S. Agriculture ERIC VINCENT O ' REA, Louisville A.B. Broadcasting MICHAEL RAY OSBORNE, Florence B.S. Chemistry SANDRA SCHAFER OSBORNE, Florence B.M.E. Music Education MARLENE F. OWEN, London B.S. Elementary Education CAROLINE BOONE OWENS, Maysville B.S. Elementary Education MARJORIE EDWINA OWENS, Loyall B.S. Business Education MAVAJUNEOWENS, Mt. Vernon B.S. Home Economics LINDASUE PACK, Midland. Ohio B.S. Home Economics ROSS CHARLES PAHNKE, Oak Lawn, III. B.S. Law Enforcement SANDRA LINN PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. History and Social Sciences ROBERT F. PARKER. West Cradock, Va. B.S. Physical Education JOY L. PARRIGIN, Monticello B.S. Home Economics JAMES DAVID PATTON, East Bernstadt A.B. Geography 450 SENIORS MYE-PAT Classes Teach Important Skills Technical skills are valuable in a number of fields. Here an art design student uses an electric grinder to fashion a piece of metallic sculpture. SENIORS 451 Basketball Excitement Continues To March MILDRED ELAINE PAYNE, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education DONALD GLENN PEACE. Elizabethtown B.B.A. Finance JOHN B. PEACE. Covington A.B. Art THOMAS EDWIN PEEK. Lexington B.S. Industrial Education JAMES V. PELLEGRINON. New Boston. Ohio A.B. Political Science RONNIE PENNINGTON. Manchester A.B. Art SHELBY GENE PENNINGTON. Cawood A.B. Sociology SHELBY JAMES PENNIX. JR.. London B.B.A. Accounting B.JILL PERKINS. Louisville A.B. Political Science JAMES W. PERKINS. Lexington A.B. Social Work SHARON ANN PERKS. Springfield. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education DOUGLAS WAYNE PERRY. Richmond B.B.A. Accounting School spirit is expressed on the faces of some students during a Colonel basketball game 452 SENIORS PAY-PER KATHLEEN MARTIN PERRY. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education MARY LEANNE PETTENGILL. Richmond A.B. Political Science PATRICIAANN PHELPS. Columbia B.S. Health and Recreation KATHLEEN J. PHILLIPS. Louisville A.B. English PAUL GERALD PICKRELL. Augusta B.M.E. Music PAMELA LYNN PIKE. Louisville B.S. Biology MAJORIE ANN PILANT, Richmond A.B. French JANET SUE PLAYFORTH. Crab Orchard B.S. Elementary Education JAMES DAVID PLEASANT. Valley Station B.S. Biology and A.B. German WILLIAM RAYMOND PLOUVIER. Hodgenville B.S. Agriculture PAMELA MARIE POPE. Fern Creek B.S. Elementary Education MARK ALLAN PORTER. Fairfield. Ohio B.S. Law Enforcement SENIORS ' PER-POR 453 Grill Remains A Popular Retreat CHARLES NORMAN POWELL. Elkhorn City B.B.A. Business MARTHA JANE POWELL. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education DONALD G. POWERS, Charlottesville, Virginia A.B. Political Science MARY ANN POWERS. Lexington B.S. Home Economics JERRY LEE POYNTER, Livingston B.S. Pre-medical Services JERRY L. PRICE. Paris A.B. History PATRICK J. PRITCHARD. Granville, Ohio A.B. English SUSAN JEAN PUGH, Alexandria. Virginia A.B. Sociology Washing a hastily eaten sandwich down with a coke is a familiar routine for a between-classes lunch. 454 SENIORS POW-PUG WANDA DARLENE PULLEN. Big Springs B.S. Business Education PAMELA KAYE QUIGGINS, Louisville A.B. Art ROBERT T. RABENSTEIN, Amelia. Ohio B.B.A. Business Administration DENNIS S. RAISOR. Sanders B.B.A. Accounting EDGAR ALLEN RAKER. Carrollton B.S. Chemistry D. THOMAS RAMEY. Park Hills A.B. Anthropology ALBERTA KEMPER RAMSEY. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education LINDA COLYER RANDALL. Somerset B.S. Elementary Education LOUIS ANTHONY RANIERO. JR.. Newport B.B.A. Business Management CAROLYN SUE RANKIN, Crab Orchard B.S. Business Education SARA JANE RANKIN. Waddy B.S. Elementary Education KENNETH JAMES RAPP. Cincinnati, Ohio B.B.A. General Business WILLIAM RAY RATCLIFF. Corinth B.S. Industrial Education BILLIE KAREN RATLIFF, Raceland B.S. Health and Recreation SANDRA P. RATLIFF. Martin B.S. Home Economics PATRICIA L. RAUEN. Ft. Mitchell B.S. Elementary Education JANICE LYNN RAWSON, Ashland A.B. Spanish STUART A. REAGAN. Frankfort A.B. Political Science WILLIAM ANTHONY RECKER. Cincinnati. Ohio B.B.A. Product Management LINDA LOU REECE. Annville B.S. Business Education CHARLES BERKLEY REED III, Louisville B.S. Law Enforcement GAIL SUE REEDY, Norwood. Ohio B.S. Health and Recreation Area WILLIAM BRADLEY REEVES. Lexington B.S. Law Enforcement LUCRETIA J. REID. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education JANYCE LEE REINDERS, Alexandria B.S. Elementary Education CHRIS JOHN REITZ. Ft. Thomas A.B. Spanish VERNE EVERETT RENNACKER, Princeton. III. B.S. Law Enforcement DAN CLAYTON REYNOLDS. Richmond B.S. Business Education SENIORS PUL-REY 455 ERIC THOMAS REYNOLDS. Lexington B.B.A. General Business JAMES W. REYNOLDS. Pikeville B.B.A. Accounting RICHARD ROY REYNOLDS. Mt. Sterling B.B.A. Business EDNA JANE RICE. Catlettsburg B.S. Elementary Education LINDA WESLEY RICE. Danville B.S. Elementary Education MARTHA JEAN RICHESON. Louisville A.B. Social Work THOMAS DWAINE RIDDELL. Irvine B.S. Industrial Technology ROBERT THOMAS RIDDER. Newport B.B.A. Marketing DONNA BEGLEY RIGSBY. Lexington B.S. Elementary Education MARY ELIZABETH RILEY. Nicholasville B.S. Physical Education PATRICIA RITCHEY. Lexington B.S. Home Economics ANIBAL RIVERA. JR.. Caguas. Puerto Rico A.B. Political Science EVERETT CALBIE ROBERTS. Frankfort B.B.A. Business Administration JAMES STEVEN ROBERTS. Middletown. Ohio B.B.A. Business PAMELA J. ROBERTS. Fairfield. Ohio A.B. French KEVIN McCHORD ROBERTSON. Lebanon B.M.E. Music SHIRLEY JEAN ROBINSON. Shelbyville B.S. Elementary Education STEPHEN HOWARD ROCKENSTEIN. Covington B.S. Psychology LOWELL THOMAS RODGERS. Richmond B.S. Industrial Technology JUDY CAROLYN ROESCH. New Lebanon. Ohio B.S. Home Economics HAZEL JEAN ROGERS. Richmond A.B. Social Studies JOANNE ROGERS. Louisville A.B. Political Science PAUL B. ROGERS. Winchester B.S. Industrial Technology GERMAINE VERONICA ROGGENKAMP Louisville A.B. Art MARY CAROL ROSE. Owenton B.S. Elementary Education SHIRLEY CHILDERS ROSE. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education JANE LAMONDA ROUTT. Milford A.B. English GERALD L. ROWE. Georgetown B.S. Biology 456 SENIORS REY-ROW Rooftop Sunbathing Becomes A Ritua TERRY A. ROWLETT, Bedford B.S. Agriculture JAN L. ROWLEY, Corinth, New York A.B. Social Work and B.S. Physical Education SUE ELLEN ROWLEY. Celina, Ohio A.B. Sociology ALICE FAY ROY, Columbia A.B. Social Work LARRY WAYNE ROYALTY, Paris B.S. Elementary Education PAULA LEE RUBY, Chaplin B.S. Elementary Education SAMUEL LOUIS RUDER, London B.S. Art HARRY HAMILTON RUMBLE, III, Charlottesville, Va. A.B. History The race for an early tan sends coeds to dorm rooftops. SENIORS ROW-RUM 457 Ceremonies Increase As Year Nears End PHILLIP RUNYON. Richmond B.S. Health and Recreation Area LEONARD ALONZO RUSSELL. Paris B.S. Industrial Education JAMES LEE RUTHERFORD. Somerset B.S. Elementary Education MARGARET M. RYAN. Peekskill. New York B.S. Elementary Education DEBORAH ANNESALYER. Rising Sun. Indiana A.B. Library Science DINAH K. SAMONS. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education DARYL LEE SATCHWELL. Ghent B.S. Agriculture LINDA KAY SATCHWILL. Richmond B.S. Mathematics MJfi President Martin presents an award to a senior cadet at the annual President ' s Review 458 SENIORS ' RUN-SAT JAMES RICHARD SAUNDERS. Salem, Indiana B.S. Physical Education MARTHA SAYLOR. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education JOHN H. SCARBOROUGH, Lmwood. New Jersey B.S. Industrial Education DENNIS DALE SCARBROUGH. Louisville B.S. Industrial Education TERESA D. SCHORNICK. Columbus. Indiana A.B. Spanish MARK GEORGE SCHREIBER. Lexington B.S. Recreation SHIRLEY L. SCHUETZ. Sidney. Ohio B.S. Home Economics STEVEN E. SCHULTZ. Newport B.B.A. Business THOMAS WAYNE SCHULTZ, Haddonfield. N.J. B.S. Industrial Education GLENDA KAYE SCHWARTZ. Southgate B.S. Elementary Education GARY LEE SCHWEIKERT. Newport B.S. Physical Education GARY LEE SCOTT. Broadhead B.S. Physical Education MARILYN J. SCROGGIN. Burlington B.S. Physical Education LINDA LEE SEARS. Louisville A.B. History MARGENE SEARS. Norwood. Ohio A.B. English ROBERT M. SEARS. Ft. Wright B.S. Law Enforcement and Psychology CAROL R. SEVERS. Pompton Lakes. N.J. B.S. Physical Education GARY CONEL SHAW. Louisville B.B.A. Finance PATRICIA ANN SHAW. Sarasota, Florida A.B. History WAYNE LEE SHAW. Louisville B.B.A. Accounting CARL ANDREW SHAY. Newport B.S. Chemistry RANDY STEPHEN SHEPHERD, South Shore B.S. Physical Education MICHAEL NEESON SHER, Louisville B.M.E. Music STEPHEN DOUGLAS SHINN. Ludlow B.B.A. Management COLONEL RODNEY SHOCKEY, W. Alexandria. Ohio A.B. History and Social Science RUBY SHOCKEY, Hazard B.S. Elementary Education BERNIE ALLEN SHORT. Lexington B.S. Physical Education RONALD LETCHER SHORT. Whitesburg B.S. Industrial Technology SENIORS SAU-SHO 459 SHEILA LUCAS SHORT. Whitesburg B.S. Business GEORGANNA SHOUSE. Danville B.S. Elementary Education ELLEN H. SIMPSON. Louisville A.B. Sociology DAVID K. SIPPLE, South Shore B.S. Psychology JANEC. SIPPLE, Irvine B.S. Elementary Education MARGARET ANN SKAGGS. Ashland A.B. Latin and French JODY KAY SKIPWORTH. Louisville A.B. Spanish BERNARD F. SKONIECZNY, Ambridge. Pa. B.S. Physical Education HAROLD STEPHEN SLOAN. Elkh orn City B.B.A. Business Administration ANDREW P. SLONE, Lexington B.B.A. Business Administration CULLEN B. SLONE, JR.. Louisville B.M.E. Music HAROLD G. SLONE, Phyllis B.S. Law Enforcement CHERYL LYNN SMITH, Louisville B.S. Recreation CLARA MARIE SMITH, Batavia, Ohio A.B. English CLARENCE SMITH, Manchester B.S. Business Education LYNDA KAYE SMITH, Russell Springs A.B. Social Work MARK R. SMITH, Cincinnati. Ohio B.B.A. Management PHYLLIS ANN SMITH, Harlan A.B. History and Social Science ROBERT D. SMITH. Crab Orchard B.B.A. Business ROY ALAN SMITH, Winchester B.S. Industrial Technology SHARON ANN SMITH. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education CHARLOTTE RAY SMOOT. Florence B.S. Elementary Education REBECCA ANN SMYTH, New Harmony, Indiana B.S. Elementary Education NOLAN STEPHEN SNELL, Covington B.S. Physics JOEL ALAN SNELLING, Springfield, Ohio B.S. Psychology DEBORAH KAY SNIDER, Mt. Orab, Ohio A.B. Social Work LARRY V. SOLVEY. Mineral City, Ohio A.B. History and Social Science JANET LYNNE SPAHN, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education 460 SENIORS ' SHO-SPA Spring Moves Study Outdoors This coed finds the atmosphere of the ravine a pleasant environment in which to study. SENIORS 461 STEPHEN DUNCAN SPARKS, Winchester B.B.A. Finance JERRY HOUSER SPARROW. Burgin A.B. History RALPH ARNOLD SPEAKES. JR.. Danville B.S. Agriculture SAMUEL DAVID SPEARS. Albany B.S. Physical Education RONALD WAYNE SPENCER. Walton B.S. Industrial Education SANDRA L. SPIESER. Cincinnati. Ohio A.B. Political Science LINDA SUE STADLER. Hamilton. Ohio A.B. English LUCINDA STANFORD. Jackson B.S. Elementary Education MARY ELIZABETH STANGER. Cragsmoor. N.Y. B.S. Physical Education STEVEN BRYAN STANLEY. Rushsylvania. Ohio A.B. Speech and Drama HOWARD RANDALL STARNES. Elkhorn City B.B.A. General Business DAVID EUGENE STEBING. Auburn. Indiana B.S. Industrial Education LANACAROLSTEELMAN, Harrison. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education BETTY LOUISE STEPHENS. Richmond B.S. Mathematics RONALD WAYNE STEPHENSON. Erlanger B.B.A. General Business CAROL LEE STEVENS. Gettysburg. Pa. B.S. Recreation ALLEN FOSTER STEWART. Taylorsville B.S. Elementary Education CECIL W.STEWART. Franklin. Ohio B.S. Industrial Education PRUDA ELIZABETH STEWART. Letcher B.S. Psychology STEPHEN A. STICE. Louisville B.S. Mathematics JACQUELINE IRENE STIGALL. Ft. Thomas B.S. Elementary Education JOE SIDNEY BRUCE STIGALL. Ft. Thomas B.S. Mathematics MIKETHOMASSTODGHILL. Mt. Eden B.S. Agriculture JANE STOFFREGEN. Hamilton. Ohio A.B. Textile and Design DEBORAH BAILEY STONE. Richmond A.B. Anthropology RONNIE EUGENE STONE. Lebanon. Ohio B.B.A. Management CHARLES WILLIAM STOUT. Shelbyville B.S. Vocational Technology RICHARD DWIGHT STOVER, Carbondale, Pa. A.B. History 462 SENIORS ' SPA-STO She-Male Contest Brightens Campus Scene MIKE STRATTON, Lawrenceburg B.S. Physical Education WILLIAM HENRY STRUSS, JR. , Louisville A.B. Art PATRICIA ANN STUDER, Cold Springs B.S. Home Economics CATHY LYNN SULLIVAN. Goshen. Ohio B.S. Health and Recreation Area JOHN WILLIAM SUTTER. LaGrange Park. III. B.B.A. Business Administration DAVID NICKELL SWANGO. Louisville B.S. Food Service Management MYRAVIRGINIASWOPE, Stanford B.S. Elementary Education RICHARD WILLIAM TABELING. Ft Mitchell B.B.A. Management f An ersatz Lady (?) of the Harbour holds her his beacon high during the annual Kappa Delta Tau She-Male Contest. SENIORS STR-TAB 463 Seniors ' Awareness Broadened By Classes MARY FRANCES TALLENT. Albany B.S. Home Economics PATTY LYNN TARVIN. Richmond B.S. Business Education TERRY L. TATEM. Lancaster B.B.A. General Business CLIFTON LEE TATUM. Lebanon B.B.A. Management ELLEN COLETAULBEE. Lancaster B.B.A. Accounting DIANA DIBBLE TAYLOR. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. B.S. Elementary Education LARRY D. TAYLOR. Frankfort B.B.A. Accounting WILLIAM E. TAYLOR. Honey Bee B.S. Recreation GARY S. TEDFORD. Norwood. Ohio B.B.A. Marketing SUE CAROL TERRELL. Chaplin B.S. Elementary Education CHERINE KIRCHNERTERSTEGGE. Louisville B.S. Home Economics CAROL JEANET THOMAS. Richmond A B English Teacher-student relationships become less formal as this instructor tries to bridge the gap within his classroom. 464 SENIORS TAL-THO M. RITA THOMAS, Ehzabethtown B.S. Home Economics MARGARET V.THOMAS. Greenup A.B. English SAMMY TODD THOMAS, Paris A.B. History BRENDA YVONNETHOMPSON. Mackville B.S. Elementary Education BRUCE NORVELL THOMPSON. Pleasureville B.B.A. Management CLEVELAND B. THOMPSON. Nicholasville B.S. Industrial Technology DORIS KAY THOMPSON, Pikeville B.S. Elementary Education HOWARD THOMPSON. Bronston B.B.A. Business Administration JENNIFER INGRAM THOMPSON. Pleasureville A.B. Spanish LETITIA ANNTHOMPSON. Louisville B.S. Mathematics MARY EMILY THOMPSON. Irvine A.B. Social Science Area WILLIAM FORREST THOMPSON. Florence B.S. Business Education SENIORS-THO-THO 465 Intramurals Provide Recreational Outlets WILLIAM GARY THOMPSON. Pmeville B.S. Health and Recreation Area ELVIN HOLLIS THRASHER. Albany B.S. Elementary Education JERRY AUSTIN TIPTON. Irvine B.B.A. Management NANCY ANN TODD. Frankfort B.S. Chemistry ANN H. TOWLER. Ashland B.S. Elementary Education CAROL L. TRABITS. Fredonia. New York B.S. Health and Nutrition NANCY BRUCE TRISLER. Harrodsburg B.S Elementary Education TERESA A. TROWER. Fern Creek B.S. Elementary Education K •■ . ' ' . ' -• ' ■ ' ' ■ '  Vtf----  .- ' • ;? ■- -■ . ' - v - • JS ;.U - : .. « 43s £ • Second semester finds students involved in a little out-of-season football. 466 SENIORS THO-TRO JAMES F. TRUE. Frankfort B.B.A. Finance ROBERT PRICE TRUMBO. Danville A.B. History and Social Science ROBERT WAYNE TUCKER, Florence A.B. Political Scienceand B.S. Phys Ed WILLIAM R. TUPMAN. Florence B.S. Industrial Education JANET LYNNTURNBULL. Louisville B.S. Elementary Education MARY HAZEL TURNER. Sebastian ' s Branch B.S. Elementary Education POLLY TURNER. Talbert B.S. Elementary Education WAYNE TURNER. Jackson B.S. Elementary Education CAROL ANN TUTTLE. London A.B. History JOHN L. UNDERWOOD. Louisville B.S. Industrial Education JANICE CLAIRE UPTON. Louisville A.B. French SUSANC. UTTER. Elmira, New York B.S. Elementary Education HAROLD GLENN VALLEY. Bloomfield B.B.A. Accounting SHARON WRIGHT VAN HOOSE, Harrodsburg B.M.E. Music GAILANNVAN NESS. Cincinnati. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education BEVERLY PAULINE VAN PELT. Leesburg, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education CHARLES GEORGE VAN PELT. Edmeston. NY. B.B.A. Management BARBARA A. VAN ZANT. Berea B.S. Elementary Education WILLIAM ROGERVARNEY. Forest Hills B.S. Physical Education JAMES ELLIOT VAUGHAN, Mechanicsville. Va. B.S. Industrial Technology PATRICIA D. VENCILL. Richmond B.S. Business Education CONNIE MARLENE VERMILLION. Junction City A.B. English SARA ALICE VICE. Maysville B.S. Recreational Therapy AUDREY K. VIRES. McKee A.B. History and Social Science RYARRION L. VIRES. London B.S. Elementary Education JOSEPH C. VOETS. Orange. Connecticut B.S. Recreation HELEN JEAN WADDELL. Grayson B.S. Elementary Education JOE WADDELL. Larkslane B.B.A. Accounting SENIORS TRU-WAD 467 GLENN EDWARD WADE. Franklin. Ohio B.S. Political Science WAYNE L. WADLINGTON. Lexington B.S. Physical Education CLAIRE FRANCES WAGNER. Middlesboro A.B. English DAVID LEE WAGONER. Pans B.S. Elementary Education DEBORAH ELAINE WAINSCOTT. Burlington B.S. Elementary Education SANDRA KAYE WAITS. LaGrange B.S. Elementary Education LYNN WALDEN. London B.S. Psychology WAYNE NEWLAND WALDEN. London B.S. Economics CAMDACE SUE WALKER. Fairfield. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education JAMES ALBERT WALLETE. Feasterville. Pa. B.B.A. Management WILLIAM DAVID WARINNER. Albany A.B History and Social Science DAVID F. WARNE. Albion. New York A.B. Sociology GREGORY SCOTT WARNER. Richmond B.S. Industrial Technology SHARON SUE WARNER. Austin. Indiana B.S. Health and Recreation Area JOHN H. WARTHMAN. Erie. Pennsylvania B.S. Elementary Education PEGGY J. WATKINS. Beattyville B.S. Elementary Education STEVEN C WATKINS. Troy. Ohio A.B. English SUSAN JANEWATKINS. Shelbyville B.S. Recreation DEBORAH LEE WAXMAN. Ft. Mitchell B.S. Elementary Education JOHN DURWOOD WEBB. Louisville B.S. Biology FREDERICK LANGLEY WEDDINGTON. Shelbiana B.M.E Music JIMMIEWILLIAM WELCH. Louisville A.B. Political Science GAYLE CLARK WELLS. Paris B.B.A. Data Processing RONNIE DAVID WELLS. Pamtsville B.S. Business Education JERRY MICHAEL WESLEY. London B.S. Mathematics JOHN THOMAS WESLEY. Liberty B.B.A. General Business MICHAEL F. WESLEY. Yosemite B.B.A. General Business JUDITH ANN WESSEL, Cleves. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education 468 SENIORS WAD-WES Senior Cadets Commissioned In May TONI LEE WHEELER. Bristol. Virginia B.S. Elementary Education GARY D. WHITAKER. McRoberts B.S. Mathematics GENEVA WHITAKER. Somerset B.S. Elementary Education CAROLE LYNNE WHITE, Xenia, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education MARGARET J. WHITEHEAD. Brooksville A.B. Library Science STEVEN A. WHITEHOUSE. Milford. Ohio B.S. Psychology ROBERT BYRON WHITLOCK. Richmond B.S. Mathematics CARL HENRY WICHLUND. Independence B.S. Industrial Technology Col. Joseph L. Pilant presents this cadet with his commission as a second lieutenant to climax four years of classes and training. SENIORS. ' WHE-WIC 469 Seniors File Toward Commencement ROBERT F. WICKLINE. Charleston. W. Va. B.S. Elementary Education SHARON WIENTJES, Waynesville. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education PAUL DOUGLAS WIGFIELD. Hagerstown. Md. B.S. Wildlife Management CAROL LYNN WILCOX. Marion. Ohio A.B. History MILLERSON LEE WILKINS. Louisville A.B. Social Work BETTY ANN WILLIAMS. Barbourville B.S. Elementary Education FRANKIE JOE WILLIAMS, Hazard B.S. Mathematics and B.B.A. Accounting JUDITH ELAINE WILLIAMS. Russell B.S. Elementary Education NEVELTHOMAS WILLIAMS. Richmond B.S. Pre-Medical Services TED M. WILLIAMS III. Covington B.S. Elementary Education TED SHERMAN WILLIAMS. London B.B.A. Accounting RUSSELLTHOMAS WILLIAMSON. Inez B.S. Pre-dental Services Seniors form another line, much like they have done in past years for registration, to file across the stage to receive their degrees. 470 SENIORS WIC-WIL JANE MARTIN WILSON, Versailles B.S. Elementary Education JOYCE WANNOLA WILSON, Lexington B.S. Business Education LYNNE ANN WILSON, Russell A.B. English MARY SUSAN WILSON. Eubank B.S. Health and Recreation RUTH ANNAWILSON. Pittsburgh. Pa. B.S. Biology SHARON L. WILSON. Hillsboro. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education WANDA MASTERS WILSON. Richmond B.S. Elementary Education CYNTHIAC. WINBURN, Ft. Thomas B.S. Physical Education FLORENCE HOSKINS WINSTEAD, Brodhead A.B. English KAREN ANN WISHER, Covington A.B. History PATTI SUE WITHERS. Cynthiana B.S. Elementary Education JAMES C. WOMACK. Grayson B.S. Mathematics SENIORS WIL-WOM 471 ROBERT M. WOOD. Frankfort B.S. Physical Education MARTIN WINFIELD WOODRUFF. Sabma. Ohio B.S. Agriculture BETTY JEAN WOOSLEY. Irvine B.S. Elementary Education JOHN R.WOOTEN. Dayton B.B.A. Accounting MICHAEL L. WOOTON. Eubank A.B. English E. ANN WORTHINGTON, Louisville A.B. Spanish CATHERINEC. WOZNY. Louisville A.B. English and French MELVIN ELLIS WRIGHT. Somerset B.S. Elementary Education LARRY GENE WYATT, Berea B.S. Data Processing CAROLYN LOU YADEN. Yosemite B.S. Home Economics KIYOKO YAGI. Tokyo. Japan B.M.E. Music YOSHIHIKO YAGI. Tokyo. Japan B.S. Pre-medical Services RICHARD H. YATES. Oxon Hill, Maryland B.B.A. Management ROGER DALE YATES. Cecilia B.S. Industrial Education BARRY KEVIN YOUNG. Webbville B.S. Psychology GEOFFREY STEVEN YOUNG. Lexington B.B.A. Business Administration JANE RUTH YOUNG. East Bernstadt A.B. English JOHN ALLEN YOUNG. Junction City B.S. Biology LINDA MAE YOUNG. Maud. Ohio B.S. Elementary Education SHIRLEY LINDAZWICK. Richmond B.S. Home Economics 472 SENIORS WOO-ZWI Commencement Class Seniors ' Year Lines of mortar board and gown-clad seniors file toward Alumni Col seum as commencement exercises begin. SENIORS 473 PAUL ERIC ABERCRUMBIE. Covington M.A. Pupil Personnel WADE MARION BAILEY. Red Bush M.A. Guidance and Counseling CHARLENE L. BALDINGER. Cold Spring M.A. Guidance and Counseling BRENDA SUE BEATY. Dayton. Ohio M.A. History SHARON BEGLEY, Lebanon M.A. Business Education EDWARD FRANCIS BELL. JR.. Richmond M.A. Non-school Guidance JOHN BOYD BINNING. Tipp City. Ohio M.A. Political Science DWIGHT WESLEY BOESE. Claflm. Kansas M.S. Crimina! Justice JESS J. BOWE. Nitro. West Virginia M.S. Criminal Justice CARL WAYNE BREWER. Lexington MB. A. Business Administration RONALD EDWARD BROCE. Kingman. Arizona M.S. Criminal Justice BARBARA ANN BURCHETT. Arlington. Virginia M.S. Biology LESTERCLAYTON BURRES. Louisville M A. History ORIAN CLYDE CALDWELL. Burnside SPECIALIST Student Personnel BARBARA IRENE CATICH. Corbin M.A. Guidance and Counseling ROBIN THAUKEN CHIA. Kota Kmabalu Saban. Malaysia MB. A. Accounting RAYMOND P. CONNORS. Campbellsburg M.S. Criminal Justice JOELANDRACROCKETT. Richmond M.A. Special Education JOYCE ANN CROSSFIELD. Lawrenceburg M.S. Physical Education THEODORE R. CURTIS II, Cynthiana M.A. Non-school Guidance CARL DAVID DAVIS II. Middlesboro M.A. Physical Education CAROL ANNE DAVIS. Richmond M.A. Guidance TINA VIRGIL DENTON. Erlanger M.A. Elementary Education BOBBY ALLEN DERRICK. Corbin M.B.A. Accounting DONALD DARRELL DICKSON. Maysville M.A. History DONNA INEZ DOWLING. South. Ohio M.A. Pupil Personnel DORIS DAWN DWYER. Cincinnati. Ohio M.A. History DENNIS HASSON ENGLAND. Middlesboro M.B.A. Accounting 474 GRADUATES ABE-ENG Graduate School Expands Opportunities BILLY RAY EVERSOLE, Hazard SPECIALIST Student Personnel STEVE WAYNE FARDO. Butler SPECIALISTTechnology PATRICIA CARDINAL FLANARY. Lexington M.A. English PHYLLIS ANN FOREMAN. Louisville SPECIALIST Student Personnel CHARLES F. FROEBE. Brookville. Ohio M.S. Physical Education SANDRA FAYE FRYMAN. Cynthiana M.S. Biology JAMES LEWIS GANO. Wilmington, Ohio M.A. History DENNIS J. GARTLAND. Youngstown. Ohio M.B.A. Marketing KAREN D. GARVIN. Glen Rock, New Jersey M.A. Business Education B. DENNIS GAY. London M.A. Physical Education DAVID A. GERMAN. Battle Creek. Iowa M.A. Physical Education BURL EUGENE GILBERT. Brookville. Ohio M.S. Physical Education Graduate students make use of periodicals in rese arching topics. GRADUATES EVE-GIL 475 Graduates Work Toward Commitment HOCK-SOON GOH, Penang. Malaysia M.S. Chemistry JOANN GOODMAN. Louisville M.A. Special Education MARGARET ODEN GRAHAM, Richmond M.A. Elementary Education ROGER EARLGRIFFITH, Vienna. W. Va. M.A. Clinical Psychology DAVID PAIGE HALE. Marysville. Ohio M.A. English VIVIAN MAE HARGETT. Maysville M.A. Elementary Education W. JOHN HAYMAN II. Mercer. Pa. M.S. Physical Education JOHN ARNOLD HERALD. Prestonsburg SPECIALIST Student Personnel Graduate students display hood denoting their advanced degrees dur- ing commencement. 476 GRADUATES GOH-HER JUDY L. HOPKINS, Berea M.A. English RONALDTYRONE HOUSE. Dayton, Ohio M.S. Physical Education SHIRLEEN HOWARD. Hanoverton. Ohio M.S. Psychology DIANN FORBES HUTCHINSON, Louisville M.A. Reading LINDA ANNE JENKINS. Cincinnati. Ohio M.A. Mathematics SANDRA KAY JOHNSON, Pikeville M.A. Business Education DANIEL D. JORDAN, Milroy, Indiana M.A. Physical Education GLENNAH.KERBY. Berea M.S. Clinical Psychology YON KIM. Seoul. Korea M.S. Psychology EUGENE JAMES KINNETZ, Syracuse. NY. M.A. Physical Education RICHARD JOSEPH KOLINSKE. Sarasota. Fla. M.S. Industrial Technology HUI PU LANG, Taiwan, China M.A. Education LARRY JAMES LARESE. Export. Pa. M.A. Geography HORNG JYN LIN, Taiwan, China M.A. Biology GARY E. McMANUS, Boiling Springs, Pa. M.A. Elementary Education M. MICHAEL MARTIN, Augusta M.A. Counseling Psychology GARY LEE MEREDITH. Letcher M.A. History JANET MAE MILLER, Daysboro M.A. Education LARRY E. MILLER, Hazard M.A. Geography GEORGE L. MITCHELL. JR., W. Palm Beach. Fla. M.S. Experimental Psychology JEFFRY DAVID MOFFITT, Ft. Thomas M.S. Biology JOHN DALE MOODY, Louisville M.A. Political Science REGINA MYERS MORRIS. Richmond M.A. Geology RONALD L. NORCROSS, Lakewood. N.J. M.A. Business Education RAYMOND ISAAC NORRIS. JR., Richmond M.S. Psychology DAVID D. PARRETT. Annville M.S. Industrial Technology WAYNE ROBERT PATTERSON, SugarCreek. Ohio M.P.A. Economics GENE WILLIAM PETERSEN. Atlantic. Iowa M.S. Industrial Education GRADUATES HOP-PET 477 JUDEEN K. PETERSEN. Vermillion. S.D. M.A. Art NAOMI FAYE PIERCEY. Albany M.A. History BONNIE CRAFT PLUMMER. Richmond M.A. English CHARLES D. POYNTER. Corbin M.B.A. Management REX NEAL RADER. Ostrander. Ohio M.A. Physical Education ARLAN PAUL RATFIFF. Springfield. Ohio M.S. Physics THOMAS JOHN REASTER. Dayton. Ohio M.A. Non-school Guidance JAMES ROBERT REBMANN. Lexington M.A. Geography ORVILLE KENT REED. Wellston. Ohio M.S. Physical Education RONALD LYLE REID. Manchester M.A. History BRENDA P. RISNER, Manchester M.A. English HARRIETTE ANN RITTER. Richmond M.A. Elementary Education CARMEN ROSA RIVERO. Columbia. S.A. M.A. Guidance and Counseling JUDGERICHARDSON ROACH. Eau Galhe. Fla. M.A. Physical Education CARLC. ROBINSON. Jenkins M.S. Biology JENNIFER ARNOLD ROBINSON. Kettering. Ohio M.A. History CATHY D. SCHILLER. Buffalo. New York M.S. Physical Education WILLIAM FREDERICK SCHOPKE III. Lake Alfred. Fla. M.M.E. Piano JAMES PAULSCHRECKER. Louisville M.S. Criminal Justice JANE WADE SKELTON. Grove City. Pa. M.A. Business Education ARNOLD RAY SLUSHER. Harlan M.A. History CARL A. SMITH. Richmond M.A. Guidance and Counseling ERIC ALAN SMITH. Dayton. Ohio M.A. Geography WILLIAM ALBERT SMITH II. Erlanger M.B.A. Management MANUEL RAY SPENCER. Richmond M.A. Geography JOAN C.STAFFORD. Paris M.A. English WILLIAM B. STEVENS. Pmeville M.A. Education WILLIAM L. STOESS. Crestwood M.A. Non-school Guidance and Counseling i£l2lltl 478 GRADUATES PET-STO CHARLES MICHAEL STOKES. Monticello MP. A. Political Science GREGORY HUNT STONER. Hagerstown M.A. Non-school Guidance ANNA S. STURGILL. Lexington M.S. Psychology SHICHANG SUNG, Seoul. Korea M.B.A. Accounting JEANNE MARIE SWITZER. Bellevue M.A. Educational Psychology and Guidance JOHN ALLAN SWOPE. Lexington M.B.A. Economics RICHARD WAYNE TABOR. Crossville. Tenn. M.A. Guidance and Counseling HOWARD RICKY TATUM. Lebanon M.A. Business Education LOUIS RICHARD TAYLOR. Wilhamstown M.A. Education PAUL ANTHONY TERSTEGGE. Louisville M.B.A. Business ROBERT BRYAN VAN HOOSE. Paintsville SPECIALIST Pupil Personnel HAZEL R. WALKER, Dayton. Ohio M.A. Business Education JAMES WATSON WEBB. Hazard M.A. English JAMES LEON WHITTAMORE. Bybee M.A. Industrial Education CHARLES H. WILLIAMS. Tuscaloosa, Ala. M.S. Biology DANIEL E. WILSON. Middlesboro M.A. Political Science PHYLLIS ANN WRIGHT. Cumberland, Md. M.A. History SISTER AGNES ZISSULIS. Brockton. Mass. M.A. English GRADUATES STO-ZIS 479 Spring Permits Outdoor Learnin, CONSTANCE KATHRYN BAKER. Oneida. Tenn. A, A. Nursing MARY CLAY BENTON. Pans A. A. Nursing DOTTIE BOWLING. Manchester A. A. Nursing KATHLEEN FAYE BROWNING. Mitchellsburg A. A. Nursing JOYCE L. BYRUM. Louisville A. A, Nursing LiNDASUECATON. Harrodsburg A. A. Secretarial Science CARRIE M. CHEET. Cynthiana A. A. Nursing TRUDY JEAN CLAUNCH. Burgin A. A. Secretarial Science JACKIE KARLACOPELAND. Owensboro A. A. Nursing SHEILA KAY CRAIG. Danville A. A. Nursing SHIRLEY LORINECRAWFORD. Newport A. A. Nursing DORA R, COLBENSON. Richmond A A Nursing ROTC cadets learn camouflage techniques during a field training exercise. 480 ASSOCIATES BAK-COL JANEGAYLECURTIS. Springfield A. A. Secretarial Science LINDA SUE CURTIS. Millersburg A. A. Nursing NANCY DIANE DAUGHERTY. Danville A. A. Nursing MARY ELIZABETH DURBIN. Irvine A. A. Recreation SHARON MARIE ERHART, Kalida. Ohio A. A. Nursing DONNA JEAN FISHER. Louisville A. A. Recreation REBECCA LYNN GARRETT. Irvine A. A. Office Administration CHADWICK RAY HARPER. London A. A. Pre-Pharmacy BILLIE JO HEATHMAN. Richmond A. A. Nursing CHARLENE HENDERSON. Irvmgton A. A. Secretarial Science JUDITH ANN HOUSEFIELD. Hamilton. Ohio A. A. Nursing SHARON ANN JOHNSON. Louisville A. A. Nursing ASSOCIATES CUR-JOH 481 JOHNNIE G. JONES, Lexington A. A. Nursing JOAN RENNE KENNEDY, Owensboro A. A. Nursing MARCIA ANN KIRKLAND, Danville A. A. Nursing JANICE KAYE LAMB, Mitchellsburg A. A. Nursing PATRICIA ANNE LANE, Danville A. A. Nursing ELIZABETH SUE LAWS, London A A. Nursing BARBARA ANN LINDER, Centerville. Ohio A. A. Secretarial Science BARB A. LUBRECHT. Ft. Mitchell A. A. Nursing BARBARA ANN McCORD, Winchester A. A. Medical Assisting DONNA JEAN McDONALD, Harlan A. A. Child Care MARTHA JEAN MARLOWE. Bradfordsville A. A. Nursing JULIO CESAR MARTINEZ, Caracas. Venezuela A. A. Appli ed Electronics BARBARA JO MATTHEWS. Murray Hill. N.J. A. A. Nursing NANCY GAYLE MAY, Perryville A. A. Nursing RENE LYNN MAURIELLO, Louisville A. A. Secretarial Science KAREN SUE MEENACH. Cold Spring A. A. Nursing NORMA LOUISE NAGLE. Richmond A. A. Nursing ROBERTA LOUISE PARK. Centerville, Ohio A. A. Secretarial Science BEVERLY JEAN PETERS, South Shore A. A. Secretarial Science CATHIE L. PORT, North Syracuse. N.Y. A. A. Nursing PEGGY DIANNE RICE. Danville A. A. Nursing MARLA ELAINE SAMPLE. Louisville A. A. Law Enforcement ROBERT W.SAMS. London A. A. Industrial Technology STEPHANIE DAY SCHLOEMER. Frankfort A. A. Secretarial Science JILL SHANAHAN. Nicholasville A. A. Nursing SHERRYL IRENE SHRADER. Louisville A. A. Secretarial Science CATHY JOAN SMITH, Gray Hawk A. A. Business TERESA J. SMITHER, Scott AFB, III. A. A. Nursing 482 ASSOCIATES JON-SMI Associate Programs Broaden Reach SUSAN ANN STEGER, Florence A. A. Food Service Technology ELLEN LYNNE STEVENSON, Albion, N.Y. A. A. Food Service VICKI SUE TACKETT. Danville A. A. Nursing JANE DAWSON TAYLOR, Bradstown A. A. Secretarial Science RITA CAROLE TAYLOR, Dry Ridge A. A. Nursing RONALD E. THOMPSON, Paris A. A. Industrial Technology JAMES WILLIAM THORNTON, Bradfordsville A. A. Agriculture LENANE TURNER, Barnesville, Ohio A. A. Food Service Technology JOE IVA WASHINGTON, Lynch A. A. Recreation CHRIS WILLIAM WOEGENS, Canal Zone, Panama A. A. Drafting and Design KATHLEEN MARIE YOUNG, Junction City A. A. Secretarial Science The capping ceremony marks a climax in the student nurse ' s career. ASSOCIATES STE-YOU 483 fES JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Conni e Palsgrove. Secretary; Art Cassil, President; Patty Taylor. Treasurer; Ginger Spriggs. Student Senate; Bob Iglehart. Vice-President; Judy Wessel. Student Senate. Juniors Take Election Initiative Looking to a new year the Class of ' 72 was the first class to hold its own elections in an attempt to create more interest. This was successful as other classes soon followed suit by holding their elections. Under the leadership of its president, Art Cassil, the class built a float for Homecom- ing, contributed to the Century Fund, and sponsored the Prom and Prom Concert in the spring. 486 JUNIORS V . :T  PAUL J. ADAMO Fort Knox MATTIEL ADAMS Premium ALBERT B ADELGREN Lakewood. N.Y. CAROLYN ADKINSVirgie JAMES C ADRIAN Lexington TERRY J AKERS Louisville PATRICIA S. ALEXANDER Ravenna MARYM ALFORD Lexington DIANA L. ALLEN Richmond WILLIAM R. ALLEN Louisville ELIZABETH P . AMBROSE Richmond RALPH ANDERSON Lancaster JEAN A. ANSLEY Kenton. 0. DALE C. ARCANGELI Interlaken. N Y. DANIEL S ARGABRIGHT Anderson. Ind. WILLIAM C. ASHBY Valley Station LINDA L. ATKINSON Louisville JIM E AUSTIN Pleasure Ridge Park THOMAS E- AVERITT. JR. Thomson. Ga. CAROLYN BAGWELL Louisville DEBORAH L BAILEY Demossville DEVONAL BAILEY Louisville CHARLES D. BAKER Mt. Vernon JAMES M. BAKER Corbin ROBERT J. BAKER North Bend. 0. ELIZABETH A. BALLARD Lexington JACK R. BARBER Ashland CHARLES A. BARR Louisville JAMES C BARTLESON Burgin ROGER L BASHAM Louisville BRUCE M. BASS Louisville WILLIAM K. BATTE Cynthiana LINDA L. BAUER Harrison. 0. DANIEL J. BAUR Athens. 0. JEANNE T BAYER Baltimore, Md. JOHN R. BEAM Bardstown WILLIAM J. BEARD Fairdale CLIFFORD V. BECKHAM Louisville LINDA F BEECHBOARD Monticello DWIGHTM BEGLEY Lebanon DEBORAH E BEHYMER Hillsboro. 0. JAMES BELLVicco LENISER BELL Louisville ROBERT J BELLMAN Wilmore JACK T. BENNINGS Ft. Mitchell LINDA A BENTLEY South Portsmouth NOVELLA BENTLEY Wayland PATRICIA A. BENTLEY Louisville WANDA L. BERRY Ghent KEITH T. BERTRAND Arima. Trinidad ANAM. BIBBS Louisville BETTY A. BINGHAM Barbourville LINDA J. BLACKWOOD Cincinnati. 0. HOWARD D.BLAKE Paris RANDY E. BLANKENSHIPStanville PATRICIA E. BLOCK Williamsburg. 0. HARVEY H. BODLEY Loveland, 0. CAROLYN L. BOGGESS Greenville DANIEL U. BORDEN Covington ELAINE L. BORING Mt. Gilead. 0. STEVEN K. BORING Mt. Gilead. 0. PAMELA K. BOSTICK Lebanon, 0. JOHN C. BOWERS Alexandria STEPHANIE K. BOWERS New Carlisle. 0. G. PAULETTE BOWLIN Richmond REBECCA J. BOWLING London CLYDE W. BOYLES South Shore ELINDA C. BOYLES South Shore SARAH A. BRADFORD Danville SHERRI L. BRADLEY Somerset LYNDA C. BRAMEL Maysvllle BARBARA A. BRAY Butler JUNIORS ADA-BRA 487 RAYMOND 0. BRENDA Crab Orchard GARY D. BREWER Louisa JOHN D. BRIDEWELL Alexandria KURT H. BROERING Cold Springs ALICE M BROOKS Frankfort DALE S. BROOKS Wilson. NY LESLIEC BROSIUS Hamilton. 0. ARTIE K. BROWN West Liberty DONNA J. BROWN Bardstown JAMES C. BROWN Liberty MICHAEL C BROWN Lexington PHILLIP E BROWN Louisville WILLIAM D BROWN Dayton. 0. DARLENEA BRUCE Louisville CHARLES S BRUNKERCynthiana GEORGE C. BRYANT Burnside JO ANNE BUCHANAN Lebanon, 0. ANNE E. BUCKHOLZ Frankfort BARBARA A, BUDKE Covington PEGGY S. BUIS Eubank DOROTHY A. BULCHER Versailles. 0. JUDITH A, BULLOCK Brodhead ANNE K BURDETTE Lebanon JANICE 0- BURDETTE Lancaster DAVID A. BURDINE Lexington PATRICIA Y. BURKE Hamilton. SUZANNE R BURKHART Valley Station ANN L. BURKHEAD Mt Washington BILLY J. BURTON Pleasure Ridge Park BRENDA BURTON Dayton SHERRILL L. BURTON Monticello BARRY L. BUSH Winchester J THOMAS CAHILL Levittown. Pa 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, CATHERINE M CANDLER Stanford DEBBY K CANTRILL Fairborn. 0- VELMAJ CAREY Pleasure Ridge Park CAROLYN J CARNES Richmond JO ANN CARNES Richmond JASPER CARPENTER Lexington BARRY D CARRENDER Burgin FRANCIS J. CARRICO Louisville KEITH F. CARROLL Cincinnati. 0. REBECCA L CARTWRIGHT Akron. 0. JANET E CASWELL Paris VERENA E CATRON Kassel. Germany JO ANNE CAVALIER Huntington. N.Y. CHARLES M. CECIL St. Franis JOHN R CECIL New Haven JOHN T. CENTER Campton WENDELL T. CHANEY Centerville.O. CARL D. CHAPLIN Richmond LINDA L. CHAPMAN Lexington NINACHASE Richmond RICK CHASTEEN Cynthiana WILLIAM F. CHENAULT Lexington DEBORAH E. CHESTNUT Louisville MARY LEE CHILDERS Middletown TERRY R. CHITTUM Miamisburg. 0- EVELYN L. CHRISMAN Sand Gap AL CLARK Trenton. N.J. MICHAEL W. CLARK Richmond MICHAEL A. CLAYTON Lenoxburg DELORES J CLEVINGER Breaks. Va OWEN L. CLUTTERBUCK Newport DANIEL J. COALT Englew ood, 488 JUNIORS BRE-COA Calendar Brings August Registration SARAH M.COBB Ft Mitchell GWENDOLYN COBURN Ashland SAMUEL T. COCKERHAM Beattyville EVELYN COLE Louisville GILLIAM L. COLE Winchester WILLIAM M, COLLINS Richmond TED L. COLVIN Foster CHARLOTTE A. COMBS Camden, 0. MIMIAJ.CONLEY Garrett LARRY C.CONNER Paris PETER J. CONWAY Hornell. NY. W, MICHAEL CONWAY Kettering. CHERYL W.COOK Paris ROY W. COOP Albany KERRY A COOPER Louisville MELVAA CORNELIUS Fairfield, 0. DIANA C. CORNETT Cawood DOUGLAS K. CORNETT Louisville JOHNNY D. CORNETT Hazard BRENDA C. CORNETTE Paintsville PATRICIA M. CORNWELL Louisville JUDITH R. COSBY Richmond MARGARET B. COTTEN Springfield, GARY L. COX Ehzabethtown REGISTRATION HECK IN MEN WO MEN Signs marking the way help to simplify registration. JUNIORS COB-COX 489 Leisure Time is Well Spent TERRY C- COX Frankfort BRENDA K. CRAFT South Shore NORMA S CRAFT Mayking JON M. CRAIG New Albany. Ind. CHARLOTTE F CRAIN Lawrenceburg DAVID P CRAVEN Ft Mitchell KATHLEEN L CREGER Eminence SHERIDAN L CROSS Elsmere DONNA F. CROSSFIELD Lawrenceburg MELLW CROUCH. JR Springfield MARGARET M. CROUCHER Richmond DOUGLAS L CROWE Winchester CONNIE R CUNDIFF Liberty JOHNW CURLIS Stanford MARY C DAKEL Maineville. 0. ROBERT DANIEL Corbin THOMAS H. DANIELSON Lakewood. NY. LYNNS DAVIDSON Pleasant Plain, 0. BRUCE H DAVIS Monticello MARY A DAVIS Lancaster MITTIER DAVIS Paducah SYLVIAS DAVIS Richmond KEITH DAY Crab Orchard JAMES A DEAN Harrodsburg WILLIAN E. DEATHERAGE Lexington GILBERT DEATON London EVELYN R DEBELLMt Washington MIKEK. DEEB Louisville PATRICIA A. DEES Shelbyville ARLIE DELPH Manchester AMIL D. DEMROW Stanford JAMES L DENNIS Dayton. Taking advantage of Indian summer, this couple enjoys a pleasant lunch 490 JUNIORS COX-DEN CHERILYNN S DERONDE Loveland, 0. MICHAEL J. DICKMAN Ft. Thomas CONNIE J. DILSMiamisburg. 0. LARRY D. DIXON Jenkins CHARLES L DORROH Hopkinsville RICK D. DRAKE Monticello CHERYL D. DRINGENBURG Florence DOUGLAS D. DROZ Pleasure Ridge Park JEFFREY M. DUFF Lexington LAWRENCE DULIN. JR. Louisville RITA J. DULL Gratis. 0. DARYL L. DUNAGAN Mill Springs PHYLLIS G. DUNAWAY Miamisburg, EMILY S. DURRETT Smithfield KITTY B. DYEHOUSE Lancaster WILLIAM T. ECKLAR Greenville, 0. EMMA J. EDINGTONSmai FRANK W. EDWARDS. JR. Danville KAREN L EDWARDS Louisville HARDIN M EGERTON Elizabethtown SUE C. EHRMAN Fairview Park, 0. ROBERT E EKLE Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. JAMES R. ELAM Monticello JERRY R. ELAM Monticello WILLIAM V. ELAM Plumber ' s Landing DONNA L. ELDREDGE Pamtsville BRENDAR ELLIS Moreland JESSL. ELLIS Shelbyville STEPHEN C. ELLIS Shelbyville ROSEMARY E. ELMER Ft. Thomas KENNETH L ERNSPIKER. JR. Jeffersontown BELINDA K. ESTEPP Mt. Sterling. 0 . Flag football becomes a not so gentle sport on many fall afternoons JUNIORS DER-EST 491 MARSHA J, ESTRIDGE Hyden BARBARA S,. EVANS Richmond JAMES H EVANS. JR Danville KATHERINE E EVANS Georgetown LINDAC FARLEY Danville MYRAG FEAGANS Lexington SHARRON T FERMAN Louisville CATHY C. FERRELL Delaware, 0. EVAS. FERRELL Dayton. 0. FRANK J FESSLER Newport B. SUSAN FISCHER LaGrange STEVE A. FISK Dry Ridge ROYW. FITEToler LINDA A FLEMING Louisville RITA S FLORENCE Falmouth STANLEY L. FORSYTHE Wilhamstown REX D FORTNER Florence CAROL G FOSSON Russell SARAH E FRALIX Florence SANDRA K. FREYTAG Beloit. 0. NANETTE J. FRITZ North Ridgeville. 0. BONNIE FROST Booneville JACK D. FROST Richmond DALE FUGATE Rowdy CLOAC. FULTON Richmond RAY E FURNISH Covington JAMES W GABHART Lexington BRENDA R. GAFFNEY Lancaster SUSAN M GARLAND East Loveland. 0. KRISTINE R. GARLING Dayton. 0. JACQUELINE GARR Lancaster WANDA F. GARR Lexington MARSHALL GARRETT Bardstown PHYLLIS GARRETT Dayton. 0. JANE E. GAUCH West Manchester FRED R. GEHRON Sunsberry. 0. CAUSAUNDRA GENTRY Lexington GRADY G. GILLESPIE Lexington M.GENEGILLESPIE Lexington PAMELA G.GILLISPIE Paris SHELIAE GINTERMt. Sterling FRANCES E GIRDNER Barbourville LARRY W GITHERMAN Carrollton GLORIA F GLASS Middletown. EARL D. GODSEY Somerset TERRY W. GOEBEL Florence LARRY W. GOINS Bellevue GARY GOODLETT Taylorsville DEBORAH A. GRAVIL Ft. Thomas DONNA M GRAY Frankfort TEVISP. GRAYCynthiana ROD GREEN Danville ANNE GREGORY Wilmington. CHARLES W, GRIFFIN Grant County RANDAL G. GRIMME Ft Mitchell DWIGHT A. GRISSOM Richmond PATSY L. GROSS Hazard SUSAN K. HAAS Wauseon, 0. TOLENE HACKER Oneida ANN R. HAGAN Paint Lick JOANN HAIRSTON Lexington SHERREL K. HALL Ravenna TEDDY HALL Hi Hat TOMMY HALLKitts TRUMAN S. HALL Wayland GEORGE W. HALSEY Walton LINDA A. HAMILTON Loretto GARY R HAMMONDS Louisa RICK T. HAMPTON Erlanger SHARON A. HANNA Crestwood RALPH HANNAH Inez GEORGE B. HANRAHAN. JR. Frankfort 492 JUNIORS EST-HAN Book-Buying Completes Preparation JUDY HANSON Dayton. 0- ROBERT L. HARDIN Burgin ROGER W. HARDIN Bethel. 0. PEGGY A. HARMON Gravel Switch TERRI G. HARMON Reading. 0. CHARLOTTE L HARRIS Prestonsburg BARBARA J HARRISON Erlanger PENELOPE A. HASEKOESTER Southgate DIANE M. HASLINGER Eremont. 0. SUSAN K. HAWKINS Georgetown ROXANNE HEEKIN Rockford. BARBARA A. HEFFRON Reading. 0. S. ANN HEIMColumbus.O VERLAM HELLARDLivmgston CARYN E. HELMS McAndrews YVONNE S. HEMPFLING Hebron JAN L. HENNESSEY Gainesville. Fla. ADELEL HERALD Greenup DAVID M. HEY Cincinnati BRENDA K. HIBBERD Louisville STEVE HICKS Corbin CAROLYN S. HIERONYMUS McKee GREG C HIGGINS Williamson. W.Va. SUZANNE M. HIGGINS Hopkinsville DIANE K HILL Louisville JAMES D. HILL Ravenna MONAL. HILL Brooksville RUSSELL W. HILL Lucasville. 0. SHARON K. HILL Allen PHILLIP R. HINES Lebanon. 0. LAFES. HINKLE II Louisa CONNIE D. HINKLEY Pleasureville Books selected, these Eastern students stand in their last long line before classes begin. JUNIORS HAN-HIN 493 Campus Provides Opportunities Not all the places to study are man made, as is demonstrated by prop- ping against a handy tree to read. 494 JUNIORS T « f f T - l J-  f i == PATRICIA A. HODGE Shepherdsville KENNETH J. HOFFMAN Cold Spring ROBERT E. HOFFMAN II Cleves, 0. DEBORAH P. HOLCOMB Southportsmouth RONALD J HOLIHAN Syracuse. NY. GARY D. HOLLAN Austin, Ind. DONNA L. HOLLAND Campbellsville GAIL R. HOLLOWELL Fort Thomas JUDY L. HOLMAN Brodhead PATRICIA A. HONEYCUTT Pinetop DONNA G. HORN Harrodsburg CATHY D. HORNSBY Tyner ROY B HOURIGAN Lebanon BRENDA D. HOUSE London HAROLD B. HOUSTON II Louisville CAROL J. HOWARD Loyall SUSAN HOWARD Middlesboro STAN C. HOWELL Lexington JIMMIE L HRANICKYSomerset CAROL D. HUBBARD Cincinnati, 0. MARY J. HUFFAKER Monticello JOYCE L HUGHES Louisville JULIA E HUGUELY Richmond MARSHA H. HUGULEY Richmond PHILLIP W. HUNT Mount Vernon FLOYD D HURSH Springfield. 0. LUTHER C. HUTCHERSON Frankfort KENNETH R. IDLE Reykjavek. Iceland ROBERT J. IGLEHART Hamilton. 0. ALICE C. INSKOOwensboro VICTORIA E IRWIN Ashland ROSIE M ISAACS Waynesburg JOSEPH D. ISON Cumberland RONALD E. ISON Jeremiah MARY A. JACINA Lexington BARBARA G. JACKSON Richmond LINDA C. JACKSON Louisville W GLENN JACKSON Cincinnati. 0. DAPHNE R. JEFFREIS Hustonville JOANIE M.JENKINS Danville GORDON L. JETT Valley Station RICKIL.JETTMt. Olivet DONALD C. JEWELL Mt. Eden BARRY C.JOHNS Pikeville KITTY L. JOHNS Nicholasville VIRGINIA S. JOHNS Nicholasville CAROL A. JOHNSON London NOBLE T. JOHNSON Marshall, Tex. PATRICIA A. JOHNSON Melvin PHILIP JOHNSON Newport STEPHEN JOHNSON II Oberlm. 0. JACQUELINE JONES Lexington LAWRENCE D. JONES Lexington NANCY A. JONES Henderson SHARON B. JONES Lexington WILLIAM D. JONES, JR. Winchester CAROLE L. JORDAN Ashland JAN W. JORDAN Lexington MARTHA A. JORDAN Covington BETTY L.JOSEPH Decoy GLENDA R. JUDD Yosemite MARSHA D. JUSTICE Pikeville JERRY L. KALLOP Lexington KATY L. KARRICK Lexington GALIB E. KAWAJA Prestonsburg JOHN M. KEARNS Cynthiana LINDA J. KEES Alexandria CHESTER KEETON Battle Creek. Mich. N. FAYRENE KEITH Parkers Lake KAREN A. KELLERMAN Louisville NANCY S. KELLEY Ft. Mitchell RALPH D. KELLY Pikeville JUNIORS HOD-KEL 495 KENNETH S. KELSAY Taylor Mill ALBERT S KENNEDY Midway BETTINA E. KIDD Falmouth EVELYN M. KIDDCorbin SHARYAN L. KIDD Pine Knot JAMES S. KIDWELL. JR. Covington CHARLES L- KIESTER London JUDYS. KIESTER London JANICE E. KINDER Twenty Mile Stand. 0. SHIRLEY R KING Richmond PAULAS. KINKERCincinnati.O. JUDY L. KINMAN Burlington DOROTHY A. KINMON Dry Ridge KENNETH 0. KLEIN Cincinnati. 0. MICHAEL J. KLOPFER Xenia. 0. GARRY E KNAUERShepherdsville SHIRLEY M, KNAUER Williamsburg. 0. THOMAS L. KNECHT Brookville. Ind. BARBARA I. KNUDSEN Batavia. ALICE K KRAIG Louisville RICHARD S KRUCKER Hamilton. 0. RICHARD E. KURTZ Lodi. N.J. MICHIKO KWAK Richmond TERRY L. LAKE St. Albins. W.Va. MARYANNE LAMB Erlanger BRENDA G LANDRUM Rowdy DANNY D LANECampton BRUCE M LANGE Newark. 0. ANDREA LANGHORST Cincinnati. 0. KAREN A LATIMER Wilhamstown CLAUDE R. LAY. JR. Cumberland LINDA A LAZZA Wharton. 0. KATHY J LEACH Paris JOHNC LEAKE Raywick RICEW. LEARBurgin EILEEN G. LEDFORD Paint Lick LONNIE S LEFEVERS Pineville PEGGY A LEMAY Fairfield. 0. JILL A. LEUNIG Louisville DUANEA. LEWIS Lexington SHIRLEY M. LEWIS Louisville ROBERT A. LILLY Richmond BETTY C. LITTLETON Covington RITAG. LIVINGOOD Carlisle SKIP LOBONO West Mifflin. Pa. LARRY G LOCKNANE Erlanger BILLY R LOCKRIDGE Richmond DIANE LOCKRIDGE Mt. Sterling CARLAY. LOFTISToler MARGIE B. LOGAN Wheelwright GWENG LONG Ashland JANE R. LONG Cape Coral. Fla. KENNETH J. LONG Bethpage. NY. JAMES T. LYMAN Piqua. 0. CAROLYN LYNCH Booneville GERALD F. LYNDES North Ridgeville. 0. DAVID L LYONS Pleasureville WILLIAM T. MCALLISTER Florence PAULA McCANN Lockport. III. RICHARD L. McCARREN Harveysburg. 0. DANNY A. McCLAIN Paris DONNA D. McCLANAHAN Lexington ROBERT W, McCLOUD Harrodsburg PEGGY A. McCLURE Erlanger KATHLEEN M. McCUE Louisville JOHN B. McCONAHA Parksville NANCY H. McCONNELL Louisville BETH A. McCORMACK Lexington GARY W McCORMICK Alexandria MICHELE A. McCRARY Louisville PEGGY R. McCREARY Evarts DEBORAH H. McDONALD McKee •tiwmi fell! .■ 496 JUNIORS KEL-McD Late Summer Postpones Fall Chills DEBORAH J. McDONALD Harlan SUSAN F McDONALD Covington SHEILIA S. McFARLAND Lawrenceburg VICTORIA L- McGUIRE Erlanger CHESTER MclNTOSH Jackson RUBY MclNTYREUiper JIMMY R MclVER Albany BEVERLY J. McKeeLatonia PEGGY A. McKEE Lebanon, 0. BETTY J. McKINNEY Brodhead JAMES W McKINNEY. JR. Elkorn City BARBARA J. McNABB Erlanger JUDITH A. McNICOL Xenia, JESSE H McPHERSON Lancaster CONSTANCE F. McVICKER Perryville JACKY L. McWHORTER Albany ELIZABETH A. MacDONALD Louisville JAMES C MacKENZIE Hawthorne, N.Y. KAREN M. MADRAS Louisville RICHARD L. MARKS Georgetown. 0. JAMES R MARKSBERRY Shelbyville CLAUDIA M MARSHALL Carlisle GINGER L. MARTIN Gahanna. SHARRON G MASON Booneville ROBERT M. MASSENGALE Somerset BRENDA L MATTINGLY St. Francis CONNIE MATTINGLY Dayton, 0. GARRY L MAY Battle Creek. Mich GERALD G. MAY Elizabethtown PATRICK MAY. JR. Louisa JANET T. MAYFIELD Owensboro DOUGLAS C MEADE, JR. Pamtsville Summer-like temperatures lingered into autumn this year, and shirt- sleeved students lounged about into November. J UNIORS McD-MEA 497 Intramurals Keep Leisure Time Active PAT L. MEADE Painstville KARREN R MEADORS Pine Knot JOHN J. MEAK Umondale. NY CHERYL L MEINER Hamilton, 0. CHERYL M METCALF Louisville NANCY M METZ Brookville. Ind. DELMONW MEYER Valley Station MERLE H MIDDLETON II Richmond CHERYL A. MILLER Gratis. DENNIS A MILLER Middlesboro GEORGE R MILLER South Shore JAMES P MILLER Louisville MARYANN MILLER Louisville OTISM MILLER Louisville SARAH C MILLER Richmond WESLEY C MILLER Richmond Dogs love ball games, everyone knows that, and this white ball of fuzz gets a gentle trip away from hectic intramural action. 498 JUNIORS MEA-MIL ANNE L. MILTON Springfield GINGER K. MIRACLE Middlesboro DWIGHT E. MITCHELL Dayton, 0. BENJAMIN A. MOFFETT Lawrenceburg W. GALE MONEY Middlesboro JOANNE MOORE Majestic JENNIFER R. MOORES Lexington ROBERT K. MORAN Barbourville ROGER D. MOREFIELD Pans SYLVIA MORENO Hazard DAVID S. MORGAN Richmond GAIL M. MORGAN Ft. Thomas LAWRENCE E. MORRELL Louisville TOM W. MOVYEOS Union City DENNIS W. MULLINS Erlanger DEBORAH L. MUNSEY Somerset HANNELORE MYATT Tompkinsville CAROL E. MYERS Lexington DAVID H MYERS New Vienna. 0. WALTER C MYNHIER Ashland CHARLES P. NADORFF Louisville KAVOOSE NAMAZIIran LARRY NASHCaneyville RICHARD D. NAVARRE Cynthlana AILEENNEACE Hazard DREXER T. NEAL Cincinnati, 0. ELIZABETH T. NEELY Cincinnati. 0. JIM R. NEELY Somerset DEBORAH L. NELSON Kettering. 0. BARBARA J. NICKELL Dayton. LINDA C.NICKELLDaysboro J3EGINA T. NICHAUS Louisville FREDDA A. NIKIRK Danville JOY L. NOLAN Middlesboro JOELS. NOLAND Irvine EILEEN P NUGENT Louisville BECKY A. OAKES New Carlisle. 0. CAROL L. OLIVER Winchester JOYCE L. ORTH Cincinnati. 0. CHARLES F. OSBORNE Lexington GLENDA F. OSBORNE Brodhead MICHAEL B. OSBORNE Clyde. 0. SUE E. OUELLETTE Elizabethtown SAUNDRA M. OVERSTREET Lancaster DANNY H OWEN Newport MORRIS W. OWEN Louisville KEN R. OWENS Monticello PAUL D. PACK Wooton SUE PADGETT Georgetown GARY D. PALMER Earhngton CONSTANCE L. PALSGROVE Vandalia. 0. MIKEF. PARK Richmond EARLENE F. PARKE Richmond BILL J. PARKER Blackey RITA L. PARKER Berea JERRY L. PARKS Lexington J. DARNELL PARKS Richmond CLAUDIA S. PARRETT Franklin, 0. DIANA L. PARSONS Louisville THURMAN M. PARSONS Richmond TWYLA L. PARSONS Clay City RONNIE R. PARTIN Williamsburg CAROLYN J. PATRICK Lexington JUDY C. PATRICK Middletown. 0. DONALD A. PAULIN Hamilton. 0. ALBERT B. PAYNE Front Royal, Va. GARY A. PEAKE Fleming THOMAS C. PEARSON Carthage. Ind. MARTHAJ. PEDDICORDCynthiana DONALD E. PELLY Fern Creek DAVID L. PENDLETON Lexington ROBERT L. PENDYGRAFT Danville JUNIORS MIL-PEN 499 JAMES L PENNINGTON London CAROLYN L. PERKINS Owenton LINDA G PERRY Valley Station MARTA J. PERRY Ashland MARY R PETERSON Lebanon RICK E. PETREKOVIC Frankfort BILL PETTER Louisville CLAIRE F. PFEFFER Maysville TONYA S. PHELPS Flatwoods ARNOLD PHILLIPS. JR Phelps FRANCIS PHILLIPS Winchester JOHN H PHILLIPS Winchester GERMAINE PHILP Bordentown. N.J. MICHAEL H. PICARD Somerset DEBORAH A. PIERCE London, 0. JANET M PIKE Jeffersontown HILLMAN E. PITTMAN Albany JEAN R. POHLMAN Louisville HOLLY R. POST Fairview Park, 0. DAN D. POSTON Burlington KENNETH L. POTT Cincinnati. 0. RICHARD L. POTTS Valley Station RAY E. POWELL Elkhorn City VICKIG. POWELL Paducah DARYL L. POYNTER Florence KERRY W PRATHER Harrodsburg SHARON A. PRATHER Cynthiana DENNIS A. PRESTON Harrodsburg EDNAB PREWITT Lexington BRENDA G. PRICE Vincent CATHERINEM PRICE Carlisle. DAVIDS. PRICE Shelbyville WILLIAM G. PRICE II Ocean Springs, Miss. WILLIAM R. PRICE Knoxville. Tenn. DEBORAH T. PRITCHETT Dayton. 0. MARYE PROFFITT Paint Lick JERRY M. PURCELL Lancaster KAREN A. PURSIFUL Harrison. 0. LUCINDA J. PUTNAM Dayton. MELVYN F. QUIERO Richmond LEZLIE A. RACE Cincinnati, 0. BRENDA G. RAINS Monticello GREGORY K RAIRDEN Cincinnati. 0. LOIS A. RAMSEY Albany WILLIAM J. RASINEN Irvine ROBERT E. RAY Covington LARRY K REDFERN Clarksville. 0. LYNNE C. REED Harrodsburg PHILLIPG. REED Ft. Thomas TOM A. REEVES Ludlow DOUGLAS E. REFFITT Xenia. 0. MARY K REID Henderson JACKIE C. REIFSNYDER North Canton, 0. REBECCA E. REINHEIMER Foster CHERYL L. RENNER Cincinnati, 0. PATRICIA A. RICHARDSON Liberty CATHY A. RICHMOND Brookville. Ind. EDWIN H. RIDDLEBARGER Portsmouth. 0. DC. RIDLEY Louisville EDWARD I. RIGSBY Lathan, 0. SHARLEEN C. RIPPERDAN Brandenburg GLENDA F. ROBERTS Cincinnati. 0. ROGER S. ROBERTS Wilmington. 0. SUSAN C. ROBERTS Prestonsburg H. GENE ROBINETTE Majestic CAROL J. ROBINSON Cincinnati. 0. ELAINE ROBINSON Gary. Ind. JOEF. ROBINSON Orlando PAUL R. ROBINSON Ft. Wright MARLENE D. ROBINSON Pleasure Ridge Park SUE A. RODMAN Danville NATALIE RODRIQUEZ Middletown. 0. 500 JUNIORS PEN-ROD Library Offers Stove Of Learning A familiarity with how to find important information in the library stacks helps when doing research. JUNIORS 501 Recording Artists Offer Entertainment JANICE A ROGAN Bardstown DON ROGERS London MARY GAIL ROGERS Leeco LINDA J. ROLFES Ludlow JAMES MYERS ROLLER Gravel Switch WILLIAM E ROSE Beattyville JULIA L. ROSS Ashland SUSAN L. ROSS Ashland HARRY L. ROTH II Springfield. 0. MARY K ROY Ingle BARBARA A. ROYSE Fairfield. VIRGINIA A RUBARTSDunnville MARGARET B RUDER London KATHRYN RULON Wilmington. 0. CHARLES M RUSSELL Danville SAMUEL D. SALVUCCI West Mifflin. Pa ROBERT A. SAMMONS Southshore ELMER SAMPSON Harrodsburg JOHN G. SANCLIMENTI Carter ROBERT M SANDFORD Lexington CYNTHIA K. SANDY Latonia ELLEN M SAUNDERS Crestwood ESAWSAYLORCoxton GERRY SCARINGI Bronx. NY Progress arts editor Ken Green, right, interviews Oliver before the per- former ' s EKU appearance. 502 JUNIORS ROG-SCA - BARBARA A. SCHIEMAN Louisville LYNNE M. SCHMIDT Covington ROGER G SCHOMAKER Newport THOMAS E. SCHROEDER Miamisburg, 0. CATHERINE M SCOPATotz DIANNAK SOCTT Milton LINDA L. SEALS Harlan DEBORAH A. SENNET Miamisburg, 0. JAMES H SETCOVIC Georgetown JOSEPH A SETTLES Lexington SHARON A. SEVIER Gray CHARLES B. SEWELL Winchester NORMA B SEWELL Winchester RONALD J SHELTON Louisville JANM SHEPPARDCmcinnati.O. MICHAEL A. SHERRARD Louisville SONDRAC. SHIELDS Milford.O. GARY W. SHOCKLEY Carlisle. 0. VICKI L. SHUMARD Kettering. 0. DALE A. SHUPING Lexington JOSEPH W SIDIES Paris SUSAN E. SIGLER Louisville CAROLE L SILLER Newport CELINDA L. SIMPSON Dayton, 0. HARRY SIMPSON. JR. Lexington ROSE M. SIMPSON Lexington SHARI SIMPSON Pleasure Ridge Park CRAIG S SINGER Atlanta. Ga. WANITAM SIPE Lexington RANDAL A. SIRCLE Blanchester. GREGORY A. SKAGGS Allison Park, Pa. JOHNNIE 0. SLONEPikeville CARLOS R. SMITH. JR. Louisville CONNIE S. SMITH CrabOrchard DEBORAH K. SMITH Burnington DONNAK. SMITH Crab Orchard JAMES D SMITH Cincinnati, 0. JOHN L. SMITH London LAMONDA D.SMITH Paris THADDEUS SMITH Winchester WILMA JEAN SMITH Manchester JAMES D. SMOTHERS Gravel Switch JOSEPH R. SMOTHERS Gravel Switch JANET E SMYERS Louisville ERMA J. SNAPPCynthiana DONALD R SPARKS Xenia, 0. RAYMOND L SPARNON. JR. Hackettstown. N.J. BRENDA J. SPEAGLE Independence RICHARD A. SPENCER Louisville GINGER L SPRIGGSCehna.O. BERMA L. STAHLCharlottesville, Va. TIMOTHY L. STANFORD Hebron PAUL S. STANSBURY Fern Creek LEE A. STEELE Corbin ELIZABETH T. STEFANICS Dayton, 0. HOWARD T. STEINER Elizabethtown LARRY M. STIDHAM Jackson JUDITH A. STIEBEL Louisville TERESA A. STILES Bellbrook, 0. EDDIE S STOKES Fern Creek KATHERINE L. STOLL Owensboro RANDALL M. STONE Toler STEVEN W. STRAUSBAUGH Irwin, 0. DAVID S. STREVELS Parksville RONNIE L. SULLIVAN Ransom PATRICIA A. SUMNER Whitley City KAREN L. SURFACE Rockville. Md. DAVID W. SUTHERLAND Providence LINDA S. SWANGO Hamilton. 0. JIMMY TACKETT Louisville LESLIE G. TAIT Cincinnati. 0. MARY J. TAYLOR Lexington JUNIORS SCH-TAY 503 MELINDA J. TAYLOR Brooksville RALPH D TAYLOR Lebanon. DARRYL J. TEDDER Anchorage JON C. THALMAN Dayton. 0. LEWIS S.THARP Bedford BARBARA A. THOMAS Pine Knot BRENDA G THOMPSON Jackson MARSHA J. TRACY Richmond TONI C. TRIMBLE Richmond CHANDOS E. TROUTMAN. JR Owensboro GLORIA J. TURNER Booneville MARGARET A. TURNER Trotwood. 0. SHARON G. TURNER Hyden JAMES T. TURPIN Dayton. 0. LINDA J. TUTTLE Cincinnati. 0. KENNETH B. TWYMAN Valley Station ALICE A UNDERHILL Louisville LINDA J UNDERWOOD Hamilton. 0. REBECCA S. UNGER Lewisburg, 0. GARY K. UPCHURCH Monticello DOUG K VANCE Lexington KENNETH J. VanDEUENTER Elmhurst. III. BETTY J. Van DIVER Burgin VIRGINIA M, VAUGHN Providence MARCIA J. VERVILLE Maysville DARRELL VIRES Chavies BARBARA J. VITTITOE Louisville THERESA M. WACLAWSKI Louisville STEPHEN W. WADDLE Berea BILLIE W WADE Lebanon TOM R. WAGNER St. Louis. Mo. CONNIE F, WAINRIGHT Cincinnati, 0. WILLIAM F. WALKER. JR. Prestonsburg HILDA A WALLWaynesburg KENNETH W. WALTERS Clearwater. Fla. JUANITA F. WARFORD Mt. Eden LARRY A. WARREN Waynesburg BRENDA J. WASHINGTON Midway DEBORAH G. WATSON Brodhead PAULA WEAVER Dayton. 0. CALVIN R. WEBB Livingston FREDA G.WEBB Louisville ROBERT A WEBELER Cincinnati. 0. JOY L. WELCH McKee PAUL WELCH McKee KATHY L. WELDON Lexington DEBORAH L. WELLS Carrollton WILLIAM B. WELLS Richmond JOE. WESLEY Lexington JUDY R. WESSEL Louisville WILLIAM M. WETHINGTON Walton RONALD E. WHEATLEY Louisville DENISE WHEELER Westerville VICKIE L. WHEELER Bristol. Va. JOHN W WHITE Crab Orchard ROGER D. WHITEHOUSE Bloomfield DONNA L. WHITTEN Louisville S. DARLENE WILBORN Shelbyville SANDRA L. WILDE Dayton. 0. COLLEEN A. WILLETT Louisville KRISTA K. WILLIAMS Pamtsville LINDA L. WILLIAMS Covington DAVID E. WILSON Brookville. 0. JUDY A. WILSON Brooksville JUDY L. WILSON Edmonton MICHAEL A. WILSON Lexington MICHAEL J. WILSON Oakland, Calif. BEVERLY J. WIND Bellevue DEBORAH D. WINKLE Irvine MARGARET A. WIRES Lexington BARBARA E. WISCHER Covington JAMES D.WITT Orlando 504 JUNIORS TAY-WIT Greenhouse Gives Year-Round Flowers SANDRA M. WITT Lexington NANCY S. WOLFER Hillsboro. TIN-JOR WONG British Hong Kong JAMES R. WOOD Cincinnati. 0. KRISTIN M. WOODXenia.O. KAY E. WOODINGTON Ovid, N.Y. GREGORY A. WOODRUFF Sabina, 0. ELMER WOODY Pittsburgh AIDA R. WOOLEY Ft Pierce, Fla. DORIS C. WORKMAN Morning View LEWIS E. WORKMAN Piner CONSTANCE K, WOZNY Louisville JAMES E WRIGHT, JR. Louisville JANE E, WRIGHT Prestonsburg WANDA M. WRIGHT Lexington WILLIAM G, WYATT Hopewell, Va LARRY R. WYNN Crittenden FUMIHIKO YAGI Tokyo, Japan PHILIP D, YANCEY Frankfort DALEE. YERIAN Dayton, 0. BARBARA A. YOAK Paintsville ELIZABETH A. YOUNG Thompkinsville PATSEY A. YOUNG Forest Park, 0. PAMELA J. ZEA Neptune. N.J. ELAINE L. ZIMMERMAN Fairborn. 0. SUSAN M ZOLLER Louisville Greenhouse production students learn proper techniques. JUNIORS WIT-ZOL 505 9 1 1 r 9 dBB r 1L jf wkm lw JBFz Hop!, JI Unn ■ Fkl 1 fc 1 V 3 1 ; m r Svii f wi 1 flsra SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. FRONT ROW: Karrol Guy. secretary; Debbie Tully, reporter. Sharon Crews, student senate. BACK ROW: Dave Fogt. treasurer: Tyler D. Cox. president. Larry Cleveland, vice president. Terry Sullivan, s tudent senate. Sophomores Become More Involved One year of college life finished, EKU ' s sophomores were prepared for a year of full involvement. Whether involved in student organizations or with a more concrete circle of friends, sophomores were more ready for the college experience — including classes — than they had been a year earlier. Feeling their feet just touching the ground, sophomores reached the mid-point of their undergraduate careers with the end of the year. In their major activity of the year, the sophomores elected Tyler D. Cox as class president. 506 SOPHOMORES GEORGE H. ABELL. JR. Louisville BONNIE M ABOUD Louisville NANCY T ACKERMAN Ft. Thomas DEBORAH E. ADAMS Winchester DONNA G. ADAMS Sarasota. Fla. FRANCES L. ADAMS Ehzabethtown JAMES D. ADAMS Shelbyville STEPHEN M. ADAMS Louisville MICHAEL G. ADKINS Ludlow SUSAN L. ADKINSVienna. Va. JOE W AKIN Frankfort LYNN D AKIN Danville TERRY L AKINS Louisville JAMES L ALBRIGHT Mornsville. Pa JOYCE M.ALBROFairdale JENNIE L. ALCORN Lexington JUDY M. ALDERSON Paducah BOBBIE J. ALLEN London C. RICHARD ALLEN Fern Creek LARRY ALLEN Orlando DENNIS K. ALLEY Richmond THOMAS G. ALLEY Winchester JOYCE A. ALLSMILLER Louisville RODNEY G. ALSUP Milton ARNOLD AMBURGEY. JR. Whitesburg PATRICIA A AMBURGEY Omaha DAVID E AMSHOFF Louisville CAROL A. ANDERSON Norwood, 0. JEANETTE L. ANDERSON California LESLIE L. ANDERSON Louisville CAROLYN J. ARNOLD Flat JOHN S. ARNOLD Owenton R. MARILYN ASH Wilhsburg DANAL. ASHER Hyden JOHN D. ATKINSON Stanton PATSY L. AUXIERCynthiana ROGER W AYERS Middlesboro VICKI A. AYERS Amelia. 0. WILLARD Y. AYERCalhoun ROBERT A. BABBAGE Lexington JAMES L. BABER Paris ANNAL. BACK Jeremiah JACOB T. BAILEY Paducah WAYNE R. BAILEY Cheshire. 0. EUGENE R BAKENHESTER Good Hope. 0. BONITA L. BAKER Perryville CONSTANCE S. BALL Miamisburg, 0. ROBERT L. BALLARD Winchester JAYNE BANGS Loveland. JEAN W. BARCLAY Richmond GLORIA L. BARGER Richmond KATHRYN BARKER Paintsville PAMELA J. BARKER Louisville CHARLES J. BARNARD Mt. Sterling ROBERT D. BARNES Winchester GLENDA K. BARNETT New Albany. Ind. PAMELA S. BARNETT Harrodsburg SARAS. BARNETT Ewing BONNIE J. BARTELT Xenia. 0. JILL A. BARTHEN Orient, 0. GEORGE N. BASCOM Sharpsburg DEBRA R. BATES Prestonsburg BRUCE H. BAUER Harrison, 0. RONNIE W. BAUGH Science Hill CONNIE S. BAUHAN Orient. 0. D. KAY BAUMSTARK Lexington DOROTHY L. BAYER Richmond REBECCA L. BEARD Liberty ANTHONY BEATTY Lexington M.ONETABEATY Albany MARY JO BECKERICH Covington JEANETTE M. BEDORE Cincinnati S0PH0M0RF3 ABE-BED 507 LINDA R BEGLEY Lebanon GERALD F BELCHER Louisville JUDY G. BENNETT Manchester PATRICIA A BENNETTCincmnati.O. DEBORAH I BENTLEY Batavia. KATHY R. BENTON Louisville TERESA S. BENTON Waynesburg LINDA S. BERTRAM Monticello WILLIAM J. BERTRAM Cold Spring CHARLES R. BIDWELL Louisville JAMES C.BISIG Louisville CONNIE L. BLACK Erlanger DEBBIE A BLACK Corbin BRADFORD H BLAIN Dry Ridge JAMES R BLAIR Louisville PAUL E. BLAIR Wilhamstown RHONDA L. BLAIR Guston SALLY BLAIR Letcher MICHEAL L. BLAND Auburn, Ala. MARTHA S BLEVINS Monticello THOMAS A. BLEVINS Monticello KAREN M BLOYDGreensburg WALLACE W BOLTEN Middlesboro ROSALEE BOOTHECampton ALLEN P. BOWEN. JR Erlanger RONALD L BOWEN Clarkson CONNIE F BOWLIN Richmond JACK V BOWMAN Norwood. 0. ROBERT L. BOWMAN Louisville BECKY A BOXCynthiana BARBARA J BRACKEN Berea DANIEL B. BRACKEN Berea JANET G BRADFORD Coraopohs. Pa LINDAS BRADFORD Fairfield. BRIAN M BRADLEY South Shore LUTHER S BRAMBLETT LaGrange FRANCES E BRAMLAGE Lexington JAMES S BRANAMAN Berea LARRY K BRANDENBURG Berea WILLIAM H. BRENDA Richmond RONALD C. BRETNERNicholasville PAULA. BREWER Campton LEONARD J BRICKEN Lexington JANET C BRIGMAN Manchester JACQUELINE M BRISBAY Lexington CLAUDIA L. BRITTON Harrodsburg NANCY K. BROGHAMER Ft Thomas PAUL F BROKAW Louisville TERRY L. BROMLEY Dry Ridge DELORES J. BROWN Norwood JACQUE L BROWN Cynthiana KAREN L BROWN Burgin LOIS J BROWN Ft. Mitchell STEPHEN F BROWN Ft Thomas SYLVESTER R. BROWN. JR. Lebanon PATRICIA BROWNELL Louisville J. LEE BROWNING Bardstown SARAH E BROWNING Harlan MARY J BRUNKER Cynthiana THOMAS E. BRUTSCHER Shively MARVIN H. BRYAN Alexandria LYDIAF. BUCK Cincinnati. 0. NICHOLAS R. BUCKLEY Sabina. RAE M. BUDINGER Cincinnati, 0. PAULA M. BUNCH Loyall MARIANN BUNDY Richmond NANCY BURCH Middlesboro MARY J. BURDETTE Lexington RONALD G. BURGESS Carrollton PATRICK B BURKHART Danville STUART D. BURKHEAD Mt. Washington JANET R. BURKS Elizabethtown 508 SOPHOMORES ' BEG-BUR Registration Begins Sophs ' 2nd Year MICHAEL A. BURKS Elizabethtown ROY A. BURNETT II Lancaster WILLIAM T BURNS Franklin. 0. ROBERT C BURRISColumbus, 0. DONALD W. BURTON Salvisa B. BRYAN BUSSELL Brodhead BRENDA F. CABLE Campton MICHAELCAIN Brandenburg ROBERT H. CAIRNS Coatesville. Pa. JIM CALLAHAN Louisville BEVERLY A. CALLAHAN Pineville CHRIS B. CAMPBELL Louisville DENNISW CAMPBELL Corbin VANESSA G. CAMPBELL Whitesburg RUTH A. CAREY Covington DIETER R CARLTON Frankfurt. Germany DIANA C. CARMICLE Liberty MARGARET W CARNES Jamestown VICKEY L. CARNEY Dayton. 0. SUSAN J CARR Eubank SUSAN L. CARROLL Lexington RUTH E. CARRUBACumberland CHARLES M. CARTER Versailles NATHANAEL E. CARTER Versailles RONALD D.CARTER Paris RICHARD A. CASE Louisville JUDY C. CASEY Simpsonville JEAN A. CASON Anchorage, Alas. MARY A. CASTEGNARO Hazard JOHNNY M. CASTLE Paintsville ARNOLD R. CATES Louisville AARON M CAUDILL Hazel Green Registration sometimes takes on the appearance of a market place where students find that classes with the most demand seem to fill up first. SOPHOMORES BUR-CAU 509 Oliver Featured In Concert GREGORY A. CAUDILL Louisville JUDICAUDILL Letcher MARCIAC CAUDILL Premium JAMES E CAULEG Sanders LARRY T CAYTON Warsaw DONNA S. CHAPLIN Richmond STEVEN A CHASTEEN Cynthiana THOMAS D. CHENAULT Richmond REBECCA F. CLANCY Lexington SANDRA K. CLAPP New Madison. DIANNE L. CLARE Louisville BRENDAG CLARK Corbin CAROLYN J. CLARK Pulteney. NY. KARENS. CLARK Russell SUSAN E CLARK Lebanon JOHN R. CLEMENTS Louisville NORMA J. CLEMMONS Union. LARRY W CLEVELAND Williamstown TERESA A CLIFTON Lexington DANA L. COATNEY Harrodsburg THOMAS C COLE Barbourville BENNY D COLEMAN Evarts DIANNAL COLEMAN Inez WALTER COLEMAN Phelps JACK K. COLGLAZIER Bellbrook. 0. JOYCE L. COLLETT Covington CHARLENES COLLIER Southgate. Mich. LARRY W COLLINS Tullahoma. Tenn. VIOLET E. COLLINS Morganfield JEAN E. COLSON Louisville GARY G COMBS Manchester GREGORY S COMBS Okeana. A coed (above) applauds as Oliver (opposite) entertains East ern with a song and a smile. 510 SOPHOMORES CAU-COM JOYCE E. COMBS Eaton. 0. RAMONAJ COMBS Whitesburg SHERYL A. CONNER Morris Plains, N J. STEVEN J. CONNER Hebron TERRY A. CONRAD Dry Ridge ANITA M.CONTE Louisville DWIGHT A. CONWAY Sinai LARRY B. CONYERS Mt. Sterling FAYE COOK Jeffersontown DOUG COONTZ Pleasure Ridge Park DAVID D.COOPER Liberty LINDA K.COOPER Troy. 0. CHARLOTTE A. CORNETT Louisville RUSSELL G. CORNETT Winchester BETTY S. COSBY Richmond BETTY S. COTTONGIM Tyner KERRY L. COURTNEY Florence KATHY A COVELLE New Lexington. 0. JANICE M. COX Owenton KATHERINE H. COX Kingsport, Tenn. MARGARET L. COX Lancaster PATRICIA A. COX Waddy TYLER D COX Lawrenceburg M. CAROLYN CRACE Winchester REX R. CRAFT Whitesburg JAMES E. CRAIG Richmond LAWRENCE CRAWFORD London MARTHA T. CRAWFORD Lebanon JANIE C. CRAWLEY Campbellsville SHARON A. CREWS Columbus, 0. LYDIAF. CRISWELL Louisville ROXIE R. CRONENWETT Mt. Gilead. 0. SOPHOMORES COM-CRO 511 PAULA J, CROPPER Cincinnati, 0. SUSAN A CROUCHER Ashland BILLIE K CROWPikeville CAROLYN J. CULLEN Louisville JANET K CUMMINS Georgetown MARY S. CUMMINS Louisville DAVEM CUNNINGHAM Newport DEBORAH T. CUPP Phillipsburg, ANN G. CURTSINGER Harrodsburg DAVID R CUSTIS Lebanon. 0. MARK W DANIELS Louisville JANE L DANSBY Ashland MICHAEL E DARLAND Harrodsburg JUDITH A, DARNELL Frankfort DONNA A. DAUGHERTY Louisville RONALD W. DAUNHAUER Valley Station GLENDA L DAVENPORT Liberty JOHN D. DAVENPORT Chattanooga, Tenn, MARBETH A DAVIDSON Red Fox RONALD L. DAVIDSON Lebanon. 0. ALLEN W. DAVIS Louisville DALE M. DAVIS Golden Valley, Minn. ELMAJ. DAVIS Flat Gap JAMES J. DAVIS Homestead, Pa. KATHLEEN E. DAVIS Owensvllle. 0. ANGELA R DEERING Perryville RICHARD L DEGLOW Florence DEBBIE A. DELDUCA Pittsburgh, Pa. KATHYS. DENNEY Eubank ROSCOE J. DENNY Walton LOIS ANN DENNISTON Campton JUNER. DENNY Fairfield. VIRGINIA A. DERICKSON Stanton JOHNT. DESKINSPikeville MARY C. DEWEESE Dayton, 0. RICHARD J. DIEHL Louisville BEVERLEY K. DISNEY Fairdale DENNIS D. DOGGETT Venona BERTIE R. DOLEN Monticello DARLAR. DONLEY Troy. RICHARD B. DONOGHUE Louisville ROBERT A. DONTA Ashland RICHARD W. DOOLEY Louisville IRVIN L DOTSON Pikeville PATRICK L. DOUGHERTY Bellevue LYNN D DOWELL Cincinnati, 0. RONALD J. DOWNS Bardstown DOUGLAS A. DRAPER Louisville JOHN R. DREW Lexington BATHILDA S. DUNAWAY Miamisburg, 0. ROBERT E DUNCAN Jeffersontown GARYR. DUNLAP Milton GARY L. DUNNCarrollton MARGARET G DUNN Louisville ROBERT B. DURRETT Louisville STEPHEN C. DUVALL Lexington RHONDA C. DYEHOUSE Crab Orchard JOSEPH E. EATON New Vienna. 0. DEBORAH A. EBEL Versailles. Ind. LEE EDGINGTON Winchester DOUGLAS E. EDWARDS Richmond WILLIAM M. EGGEMEIER Newport JUDY A, EHRENBERG Cincinnati. 0. WALTER R. EHRET Covington SHERRY L. EKER Dayton SUSAN E. ELDRIDGE Somerset DONALD C. ELLIOTT Cincinnati. 0. MARK A. ELLIS Danville DENNIS P. ELMORE Louisville SUSAN K.ENGLER Louisville LISA J. ERWIN Lexington RANDALL K. ESTEP Louisville 512 SOPHOMORES CRO-EST Communication Builds Understanding The telephone becomes an important communications tool for EKU students to remain in contact with family and friends. SOPHOMORES 513 REXC. ESTRIDGE Harlan CHARLOTTE M. ETHEREDGE Bardstown RUTH L. EUBANK Wheelersburg. JAMES B. EVANS Louisville PEGGY S. EVERSOLE Buckhorn OLIVE M. FALCONE Louisville DAVID G. FALLISSalvisa HOSEA FARRIS Richmond GREGORY P. FAULKNER Jenkins DRUE FERGUSON Dayton MARY E. FERMAN Louisville JAMES L. FIELDS Richmond SHARON V. FIELDS Paris JAMES M. FIELY Louisville PATRICIA J. FISCHER Covington BEVERLY J. FISHER Louisville MARY A. FISHER Cincinnati, 0. DEBORAH J. FITCH Dayton LINDA M FITZER South Gate LYNN P. FLANERY Flemingsburg BARBARA J. FLEIG Augusta JO A. FLETCHER Wilmore PATRICIA J. FLOWERS Corbin DAVID R. FOGT Sidney, 0. NIELS H FOGT Louisville VICKY L. FOLEY North Middletown KAREN L. FORTNER Ft Mitchell STEVEN R FOSSON Ashland GERRYE L FOSTER Somerset MARCIA J. FOSTER Lexington SHERRYE G. FOSTER Somerset LINDA J, FOX Elkhorn City LAWRENCE D. FRALEY Middletown, 0. PATRICIA S. FRANKLIN Louisa VICKIE L, FRAZIER Trenton. 0. RONNIE L. FREEMAN Lawrenceburg TERESA J FREEMAN Prestonsburg LINDA B. FRENCH Hodgenville BETTY A FUGATE Viper BENJAMIN E, FUQUA Frankfort TERESA J. FURNISH Vevay. Ind, ANNER, FURR Frankfort TRUDY C FUSON Pineville MICHAEL W, GABBARD Winchester RUDY A, GABHARTSinai DELORES A, GAINES Paris RODNEY G, GAINES Owenton HELEN G. GARNER Louisville STEVEN J. GARRARD Indianapolis. Ind. BETTE C. GATEWOOD Frankfort DELORES R. GAY Winchester SUSAN GENTRY Harrodsburg JENNIFER R. GEORGE London BARBARA G GIBSON Erlanger DAVID E GIBSON Myrtle Beach. S.C. LINDA D GILLIAM Florence SUSAN A. GLANZ Louisville ELLEN S. GLASSFORD Erlanger STEVEN D. GOLD Henderson PAULA S. GOODIN Columbia LACY GOODMAN, JR Pikeville WILLIAM A. GOODRICH Ft. Thomas PATSY L. GOUGH Winchester GLENN E. GOYNE Middletown EDWINA J. GRAHAM Campton SONDRA K. GRASS Louisville ELEANOR B. GRAY Springfield. KRISTIE A. GRAY Lebanon. O. ROBERT S. GRAY Lexington CHRYSTEEN H. GRAZIANI Cold Spring BETH A. GREVER Ft. Thomas SANDRA K.GRIMES Paris 514 SOPHOMORES EST-GRI Activities Involve Sophomore Time KAREN A. GRUBBS Pleasureville RONDA L. GRUENIGER Reading. 0. MICHAEL D. GRUGIN Frankfort LINDA R. GUENTHNER Cincinnati, 0. KARROL L.GUY Lexington FRANCINE HACKWORTH Richmond SARAH E. HADDEN Mt. Sterling KATHLEEN H. HAGER Louisville GARY L. HALL Barnesville. 0. JOSEPH G. HALL Campbellsburg JUDYK. HALLPmeville OWEN L. HALLBowen HENRY M. HAMBLIN Corbin DANIEL G. HAMILTON Wheatley DEBORAH K. HAMILTON Pikeville GLENDA C. HAMILTON Feds Creek GLORIA HAMILTON Valley Station MARY A. HAMILTON Shepherdsville SANDRA L. HAMILTON Louisville CHRIS HAMLYN Louisville GARY L. HAMM Cincinnati. 0. TERRY N. HAMMER Fairdale LEROY V. HAMMOND Monticello WILLIAM C. HAMMONS Corbin Preparing decorations for a dance takes lots of balloons, time, energy and . . . wind. SOPHOMORES GRU-HAM 515 Top Grades Require Late Hours JOHN R HANCEShelbyville DOUGLAS R HANKS Lawrenceburg JOHN T. HANKS II Lawrenceburg MARY B HANNAH Ashland DOUGLAS S. HARDY Lexington MIKEL HARE Lexington ALLEN M HARMON Gravel Switch MICHAEL D. HARPER Catlettsburg SHARON K. HARRELL Middlesboro MARY A. HARRIS Miami, Fla DEBORAH L. HARTMAN Covington EDITH M HARVILLE Hamilton. 0. TERRY L HASENSTAB Ft. Thomas E EDWINA HATCHER London ROBERT M. HAVRILLA Owensville, LINDA M HAWKSWORTH Brjndenburf Burning the midnight oil can involve the use of a flashlight when dorm- itory power is temporarily malfunctioning. 516 SOPHOMORES HAN-HAW ROBERT C- HAWLEY Lebanon, 0. DONNA L. HEHL Pendleton LARRY C. HEINZELMAN Cincinnati. CHARLES R. HELTON Berea CLARENETTAS HENDERSON Irvine STEVE R. HENDRIX Warsaw CONNIE R HENNINGER Dayton. 0. EDGAR R. HENRY Cincinnati, 0. PAT HENRY Harrodsburg THOMAS M. HENRY Highland Heights DEBRA S. HENSLEY Fairfield, 0. PEGGY M HENSLEY Nicholasville MARGARET F. HENSLEY Hamilton, 0. JOHN P. HICKS Ft. Mitchell GEORGE E HIGGINS Versailles ELIZABETH M. HILLCorbin LINDA K. HIMES Ft. Thomas RONALD E. HINES Louisville MARCIA A. HINTON Louisville CAROL L. HIRTZINGER Springfield, 0. KENNETH A. HOFE Hanover, Pa. ROGER L. HOGG Louisville ALAS. HOLCOMB London JOHN HOLDEN. JR. Louisville KATHLEEN S. HOLEMAN Louisville BELINDA J HOLMAN Parksville RAY W. HOLT Lexington SUZANNE R HOLTHOUSER Wauwatosa. Wis REBECCA L. HOOD Irvine BETTY J. HORNE Somerset CHARLES S. HORNSBY Winchester W. CAROL HORNSBY Tyner MICHAEL D. HORTON Louisville BILLY CHOUSE Carlisle NANCY E. HOUSERCmcinnati.O. GLENNA HOWARD Manchester VIRGINIA A. HOWITZ Brandenburg BERNARD E HRUBALA Long Island, NY. MARY C. HUBER Elizabethtown SUE HUCKINS South Bend, Ind. JOELLEN HUDDY Columbus, 0. LINDA K HUFFMAN Lexington BRENDA J. HUGHES Columbus, 0. JAMES M. HUGHES Richmond KAYM. HUGHES Carlisle LINDA J. HUGHES Simpsonville RICHARD P. HUGHES Barnesville KATHRYN L HUGHLETT Louisville LINDA K.HULSEnglewood JAMES G. HUMPHREYCynthiana DINAH G. HUNEYCUTT Morning View FRANCES E. HUNT South Shore ROBERT W. HUNT Independence SALLIE B. HURST Bardstown REBECCA A. IDDINGS West Milton. 0. JOHN H. INMAN Harrodsburg THERESA T. INSKO Paris IRAT. ISONMyra KENZIE P. ISONSIemp ALBERTA JACKSON Dayton JOHN C. JACKSON Frankfort PATRICIA A. JACKSON Danville STEVEN C. JACKSON Harrodsburg DEBORAH L. JACOBS Xenia, 0. DIANA L JACOBS Xenia.O. MARILYN S. JAEGER Covington VIKKI E. JANSEN Louisville VICKI D. JEFFS Shelbyville DEBORAH A JENKINS Danville VICKI D. JENSEN Louisville GLORIA A. JEWELL Corbin CLAYTON M. JOHNSON Hale SOPHOMORES HAW-JOH 517 Sophomores Build Lasting Friendships Boy meets girl everyday on the EKU campus, and often meaningful relationships are forged. 518 SOPHOMORES £1 W W m m ju DAYLE A. JOHNSON Covington MARCIA L. JOHNSON West Carrollton, 0. MARGARET A. JOHNSON Winchester STEVEN A. JOHNSON Lexington RICHARD C. JOHNSTON Springboro. 0. DAVID M. JONES Richmond DEBRA A. JONES Winchester GREGORY A. JONES Louisville LISA M.JONES Louisville REBECCA K. JONES North Middletown VICKI L. JONES Cincinnati, 0. THOMASC. JONES London THOMAS E. JORDAN Louisville LAWRENCE R. JUPIN Louisville CLAYTON JUSTICE Elkhorn City SANDRA L. JUSTICE Winchester WILLIAM W. JUSTICE Millard KATHIE M. KANDLE Miami Lakes. Fla. PATRICIA A. KANE Louisville MARY A. KAWAJA Prestonsburg MARLENA B. KEARNS Florence JAYNE L. KEEHNER Middletown. 0. REBECCA L KEENE Robinson Creek LINDA R. KEFFER Ashland DAVID M.KELLEY Jenkins DONNA L. KELLEYCincinnait. 0. THOMAS L. KELLIS Greenfield. 0. TISH B. KELLY Harlan JAMES R. KEMPER Lexington KAREN S. KENNEDY Richmond DAVID M. KEPLER Pitsburg. 0. ANGELA KERN Aurora. Ind. PEGGY J. KERR Paris HOWARD K. KIDDPikeville SANDRA A. KIDD Barbourville REED D. KIMBROUGH Pleasure Ridge Park BARBARA L. KINBERGER Louisville JOYCE G. KINGCampton KRIS A. KINGGahanna.O. PAMELA K. KING Loyall CAROL J. KINGSBURY Louisville BARRY G. KINMAN Wilhamstown STEPHEN R. KIRK West Elkton. 0. KAREN D. KLECKNER St. Clairsville, 0. HAROLD W. KLENK Roseville, Mich. LAURA L. KNIGHT Louisville PATRICIA A. KNIGHT Lebanon. 0. CAROLE T. KNOX Frankfort KATHLEEN M. KOENIG Valley Station SHARON L. KUHNS Louisville DOUGLAS C. KULL Jeffersontown MARGARET A. KURAPKAT Ehzabethtown JAMES H. KURK Louisville JENNIE L. KURTZ Nicholasville ROBERT C. KUTCHBACK Memphis, Tenn. PAULA D. LAMBDIN Middlesboro BRENDA S. LANE Lexington JEANNIE LANGMAN Miami, Fla. PAULW. LANIER London DEBORAH L. LAWLER Maysville DENNIS W. LAWRENCE Brodhead GARY S. LAWRENCE Louisville DEBORAH LAWSON Richmond HARRY B. LAWSON Richmond FREDA L. LAYNE Ashland CECIL B. LAYTON Lancaster JAMES P. LEACH Stanford LINDA G. LEACH Junction City DEBORAH A. LEE Corning. NY. DONALD G. LEECorbin DAVID E. LEWIS Paducah TONI K. LEWIS New Lexington. 0. SOPHOMORES JOH-LEW 519 SUSAN K. LICKERT Alexandria JOYCE LIPPS Goshen. 0. KATHY LIPPS Berea HELEN L LITTLE Melvin PALMAE LITTLE Jonancy TERESA K LOADER Louisville ROBERT G- LOSE Anchorage JERONE. LOTT Louisville REBECCA A, LOTT Pleasure Ridge Park DEBORAH M LOWE Millersburg ROSETTA LUCAS Lexington PHILIP L LUCKETT Lebanon TERRI A LUKEN Cincinnati. 0. JUDITH K. LUXON Richmond ERNEST C.McAFEE Hazard WANDA J. MCALLISTER Cincinnati. 0. ELIZABETH H. McASKILL Lexington STEPHEN H McCOMBS Louisville PAULINE E McCONATHY Lexington VICKI L. McDONALD Dayton, 0. CHARLES W McDOWELL Ft. Thomas BERNARD A. McGLONE Harrodsburg COLLEEN M. McGILL Louisville DONNA J. McGINNIS Danville REBECCA D. McGUIREMt Vernon EDWINA MclNTOSH Chavies MICHAEL D MclNTOSH West Carrollton. VIOLA F. MclNTOSH Buckhorn KATHERINE E. McKANE Louisville MARTHA J McKENZIE Flat Gap DAVID D McMILLEN Wilmore ADRIENNE McNALLY Lancaster. Mass. DON D. McREYNOLDS Mt. Sterling STEPHEN J. MACKE Bellevue ANNH MACKIN Cox ' s Creek VICKI C. MADON Middlesboro STEPHEN A MANDT Lexington THOMAS E. MANN Sheperdsville LINDAS MANTEL New Carlisle. 0. PAMELA A MARKSBERRY Lexington GILBERT L. MARKUSON Louisville DONNA K MARLOW Louisville MARCIE L. MARLOW Louisville SHARON L MARLOW McKmney LETHA MARSHALL Jackson LINDAS MARSHALL Covington RICHARD E MARSHALL Mitchell. Ind. BRENDA S MARTIN Richmond CHARLEEN MARTIN Cynthiana DONALD C MARTIN Hazard JERRY MARTIN Virgie PATRICK D. MARTIN Louisville SHARON K. MARTIN Albany JAMES T MASON Paint Lick ROBERT E MASON Alexandria DONNIE L MASSEY Manchester WALTER T. MAYER Alexandria JERRY G MAYES Letcher PHILLIP E. MEADER North Bend RUTH A. MEADOWS Richmond DANIEL J. MECKSTROTH Glen Este. DONALD W MEINEKE. JR Loveland. LINDA A MEISENZAHL Lindenwold. N J GEORGIA A. MELTON Manchester JAMES W MIDDLETON Lexington MARK A MILLER Lawrenceburg L. DIANNEMILLION Harrodsburg DENNIS G MILLS Owensboro GERALD D MILLS Brooks THOMAS L. MINNICH Waynesboro. Pa BRUCE T. MITCHELL Louisville LINDA D. MITTEL Louisville 520 SOPHOMORES LIC-MIT Ravine Serves As Gathering Place ' V 1 ' W B BETTY J. MONTGOMERY Lancaster JOE G MONTGOMERY Lancaster WANDA S. MONTGOMERY Cumberland ALICE M. MOORE Milford.O BECKY J. MOORE Louisville CAROL J. MOORE Florence GALE E- MOORE Sabma, 0. HUBBARD K. MOORE, JR. Dayton. 0. JAMES B. MOORE Berea JOSEPH M. MOORE Bardstown LEOMARIE MOORE Louisville MARVIN L MOORE Hamilton. 0. PATTY J MOORE Annville PAULA C. MOORE Frankfort PAULA F. MOORE Orkney RUTH D. MOORE Lexington SUSAN G. MOORE Independence THERESA J MOORE Whitesburg MARY H MOORHEAD Versailles, Ind. JANICE C MORGAN St, Louis. Mo. VICKI A. MORGAN Smithfield BRENDA G MORRIS Hazard DAVID C, MORRIS Harrodsburg FREEDA MORRIS Lexington ROGER C. MORRIS Richmond PATRICIAC MORSE Shelbyville KAREN L. MOSS Lexington ALISON A. MOSTER Brookville. Ind. KATHY J. MOTLEY Ezei JOHN C. MULLINS Dorton LOUISE MULLINS Hazard REBECCA R. MULLINS Louisville Serious thought marks the face of an Eastern student during a meeting in the ravine. SOPHOMORES MON-MUL 521 Greek Activities Enliven C ampus WILLARD H MULLINS. JR Corbin JANE E MURPHY Fairfield. 0. VICKI P. MURPHY Waddy VICKI L MURRELL Columbia DARLENE Y. NALL Ahsland LOTTIE K NALLY Bardstown JOSEPH J NEFF Thornwood, N Y CHERYL E NEISWINGER New Carlisle. 0. RICHARD W. NELTNER Ft. Thomas THOMAS V NETT Louisville LORETTA NEWSOME Pikeville MARY M NEWSOME Stanford SHELIA F NEWSOME Virgie DAVID L. NICHOLAS Hodgenville POLLY M NICKELS Winchester SUSAN C NIEHOFF Louisville MELODY S. NIEMANN Cincinnati. 0. LINDAJ.NOE Corbin BARBARAS NOLAN Manchester PHILLIP R. NORMAN LIBERTY CHARLES E NORWOOD McRoberts CHARLEYS NORVELL Corbin BETH A. NUTTY Brookville. Ind. KATHRYN L. OAKLEY Louisville CAROL D O ' DELL Lexington CANDACE M ODIERNA Stamford. Conn. STEVEN DOGDEN Milton BRENDAS OLDFIELDMt. Sterling DEBORAHS OLDS Vevay. Ind PETER OLIVIERI Madison. N.J. STEPHEN D O ' NAN Defoe KENNETH D ORMAN Louisville Greek-sponsored activities such as the Sigma Chi Derby (above) and the Kappa Phi Delta Dance Marathon (opposite) provide a welcome respite from classwork. 522 SOPHOMORES MUL-ORM GREGORY A OSBORNE Dayton. EDMUND J. PALKO Lexington CRAIG A PALMER Cincinnati, 0. SHARYN S. PAPST Lexington KATHRYN A. PARIS Louisville REBECCA A PARKER Bardstown LARRY R. PARKS Wilmore PHYLLIS A. PARKS Paducah DONALD E PARSONS Winchester JANNAL PARTIN Williamsburg MARSHA A. PARTUSCH Louisville DEBORAH L. P ASHLEY Northfield. N.J. ALVIN PASLEY III Winchester GERALD E. PAYNE London JOHN H. PAYNE Danville HARRY A PAYNTER Winchester BETTY A PENDERGRASS Harrodsburg KATHLEEN PENN Cynthiana LARRY W PENNINGTON Bowling Green VICKI A. PENNIX London CONNIE D. PERDUE Monticello DEBORAH J. PERRY Richmond KEITH M PERRY Port Royal DONALD B. PETERS Lancaster, 0. KAREN R PETERS Ft. Thomas SUSAN M, PETERS Covington LARRY R. PEYTON Salvisa MARJORIE A. PFALZGRAF Burlington CARL E. PHELPS Somerset CHARLOTTE J PHELPS Norwood. 0. BARBARA L. PHILLIPS Phelps MATHEWC. PHILLIPS Hazard SOPHOMORES OSB-PHI 523 Second Semester Feature Pre-Registering MICHAEL E. PHILLIPS Shepherdsville CLARA E PHILPOT Manchester JANED PICKETT Elizabethtown JEAN E PINKERTON Valparaison. Ind. L. DIANE POLLEI Louisville PATRICIA J. POTTS Louisville GARY L. POWELL Louisville LINDA A. POWELL Elkhorn City JAMES J. PRATER Pikeville DIANNEC PREECE Louisa MICHAEL PRESTON Lancaster LINDA K PREWITT Williamsburg BARBARA J PRICE Greenfield. 0. NORMA R PRICE Magnolia WILLIAM T.PRUITT Louisville JENNY L PUGH Vanceburg BECKY RADCLIFFE Shelbyville DEBORAH L RAINEY Winchester DEBRA K. RAISTRICK Jamestown. N.Y DIANNA L. RAMEY Elkhorn City SCHEILA B. RAMEY Covington BARBARA G. RAMSAY Albany CATHY E. RANSON Highland Heights DEBORAH J RAPP Louisville A corner of the Jones Building lobby provides a quiet nook for the completion of class schedule cards during pre-registration. 524 SOPHOMORES PHI-RAP JOSEPH G RAPP Louisville BARRY M RATLIFF Elkhorn City JAMES M. RATLIFF Elkhorn City CATHY RAUSCH Centerville, 0. DORIS J RAY Louisville JOAN R. RAY Louisville CHRISTINE E. RECKLEY Pittsburgh. Pa. DEBORAH A. REDMOND Louisville HANNAH L. REED Middletown, 0. MICHAEL E. REED Lebanon. 0. DAVID P REFFITTMt. Sterling BRENDA L. REITER Louisville TERRY H REQUARDT Ft. Mntchell WILLIAM P. RESOP St. Petersburg Beach, Fla. GLENDA REYNOLDS London HAROLD D. REYNOLDS Danville KENDALL D REYNOLDS Louisville BOBBIE J. RHINEHIMER Nicholasville ROSEMARY RICE Lexington VICKES. RICECmcinnati.O. KENNETH D. RICHARDSON Irvine LASANDRA E. RIDLEY Louisville CHANDRA R. RIGNEY Richmond LINDA K. RILEY Dayton. REBECCA T. RILEY Irvine LARRY L ROBERTS New Liberty SUSAN K. ROBERTS Middletown. 0. KATHLEEN D. ROBERTSON Lebanon VICTORIA G. ROBERTSON Waynesburg JENNY ROBINSON London PEGGY J. ROBINSON London MICHAEL P. ROE Cuyahoga Falls. 0. KATHIE J. ROGERS Newport MICHAEL A. ROGERS Stanford MARIANNE ROSE Lexington WILMA K. ROSE Hazel Green GREGORY A ROSING Ft. Thomas NANCY F ROSS Lawrenceburg JOSEPH R. ROWE Dorton LANAF. ROY Somerset JAMES L. ROYALTY Shelbyville PATRICIA G. ROYALTY Willisburg PAUL L. ROYALTY Crestwood LAWRENCE P. RUDD Brooksville PHILLIPT. RUSHER Ft. Mitchell CHERYL A. RUSSELL Louisville JOED. RUSSELL London PATRICIA K. RUSSELL Danville SHIRLEY I. RUSTERHOLZCincinnati. PATRICK R RYAN Elsmere DONALD M. SALSBURY Greensburg KATHY G. SALVUCCI West Mifflin. Pa. JANET M. SAMS Manchester CHARLES M. SANDERS Sanders MARVIN A. SANDERS Prospect JACKIE L. SARGENT Covington GAYLE A. SAVAGE Elizaville WILLIAM C. SAWYER Louisville DARRELL E. SAWYERS Manchester LINDA L. SCHLOSSER Ft. Thomas JOHN T. SCHMIDT Miami, Fla. DONALD B. SCHNEIDER Independence JERRY R. SCHOENLEBER Linwood. N.J. JANEL. SCHORK Louisville JAMES D. SCHUMACHER Westchester, 0. MARY J. SCHWARTZ Flemmgsburg PAULINE SCHWARTZ Flemmgsburg KENNY W. SCHWING Lawrence burg DANA K. SCOTT Dover GEORGE W. SCOTT Fenchville LINDA S. SCOTT Cynthiana TERESA A. SEARCY Lexington SOPHOMORES RAP-SEA 525 PAMELA L SEBASTIAN Paint Lick DEBBIE A SEIFERID Georgetown. Ind. LENORA S SELLS Louisville STEPHEN P. SELLS Valley Station MAUREEN L SENSEL Lookout Heights JEFFREY K. SETTLES Springfield SANDRA J. SEXTON Seco JOHN W. SHAFFIELD. JR. Lexington BARBARA L SHAY Newport DEBORAH A SHEETS Valley Station JOHN J. SHEKELL Louisville KAREN E SHELTON Louisville SUSAN R SHEWMAKERHarrodsburg SHERRILLL SHIELDS Lawrenceburg JOYCE E. SHIPMAN Sidney. 0. SUSAN J SHRADER Louisville DAVID L SHROUTMt. Sterling ELIZABETH E. SHUFFLEBARGER Cynthiana TERRY L SHULL Dry Ridge DAVID A. SIEREVELD Ft. Thomas PAMELA L. SIMCOE Shepherdsville BONITAF SIMPSON Lexington DEBORAH A. SIMPSON Owenton SANDRA K SIMPSON Ft Mitchell BRENDAJ SIZEMOREChavies RICHARD F SKETCH Covington DONALD L SLAUGHTER Louisville ELIZABETH A. SMALL Lexington CHARLES M SMALLEY Hindman ARLIENE SMITH Manchester BARRY D SMITH Middlesboro BEVERLY A. SMITH Lexington BILLY C SMITH Manchester DANNY M SMITH Manchester DEBBIEG. SMITH Danville DENISE D.SMITH Louisville DENNIS H. SMITH Ft. Thomas ELLENS SMITH Manchester JANET P SMITH Campbellsville JIMMIE J SMITH Manchester JOHN N.SMITH Louisville JOYCE M SMITH Louisville M, CAROL SMITH Lebanon RICHARD H SMITH Crab Orchard THOMAS A. SMITH Erlanger BUFORDE SORRELLMt. Sterling MARILYN K SORRELS Ft Mitchell SAMMY L SPALDING Lebanon PAULA C. SPARKMAN London DEBORAH J SPEER Louisville JERRY F SPRING Cynthiana DONNAC SPRINGATE Louisville BRENDA J SPURLOCK Norwood. GARY L. STAGGS Fairfield. O. CHARLIE C. STALLINGS Springfield VIRGINIA K STANFIELD Flemingsburg VICTOR S. STEFFEN Alexandria SADIE J. STENKEN Ft. Mitchell TERRY G STEPHENS Lawrenceburg MARSHA F STERCHI Valley Station KENT STEVENS Mt. Eden LELAND E. STEWART Pineville MARGARET G. STEWART Perryville KENNETH H. STILES Louisville BRAD L. STOFF REGEN Hamilton. 0. DAVID W STONE Bardstown SUSAN E STORN Newport NANCY A STRAKA Louisville RICHARD D. STRATEN Lancaster, 0. ROXIEC. STRATTON Bondville PATRICIA A. STREHLE Northfield. N.J JANICE L. STRICKLAND Louisville 526 SOPHOMORESSEB-STR New System Speeds Library Service Individual study carrels permit the use of library books directly from the stacks without checking them out. SOPHOMORES 527 Relaxed Atmosphere Dominates Campus DEBBY STRONG Beattyville SHARON G. STROUD Louisville DEBBY STULTZ Owensville. 0. JUDELLE SULLIVAN Greensburg BRENDA L SUMMERS Shelbyville MARGARET K. SUMMERS Mt. Sterling RICHARD K. SUTHERLAND Shelbyville THOMAS E- SWANSON Louisville BETTY J. SWEENEY Waynesburg DERYL L. SWEENEY Louisville CARLA K. SWOPE Dayton, 0. ELAINE TACKETTLexin SUSAN A. TACY Cincinnati. 0. EDWIN M. TALLENT Albany JENNEFER L. TANNER Freeburn ALICE F. TAPP Carlisle Pleasant companion ship and bare feet can make a book more readable. 528 SOPHOMORES STR-TAP KATHLEENS. TATE Ashland BILLY J. TAYLOR Richmond BOBBI J. TAYLOR Louisville CLAUDIA G. TAYLOR Frankfort JOHN M. TAYLOR Nicholasville TERRY C. TAYLOR Bloomfield MARCIA A. TENRY Glasgow EDDIE THOMAS Jackson GAIL THOMAS Richmond RICK J. THOMAS Paris ALFRED E. THOMPSON Owensboro EMILY C. THOMPSON Centerville, 0. WESLEY S- THORNTON Jeffersontown COLLEEN A. TIGHE Great Neck. NY. JAMES E.TILLMAN Louisville IVA K. TINDALL Campbellsburg PAMELA M. TOATLEY Louisville WILLIAM R. TOMLINSON Evarts MICHAEL W. TORSTRICK Louisville CAROLEEN TOWNSEND Stanton REBECCA J. TREW Bristol. England STEVEN B. TRIBBLE Richmond TERRY N. TRIMBLE Pikeville ANN D. TRITSCHLER Brandenburg MICHAEL L. TRULOCK Austin. Ind. EDWARD R. TUGGLE Monticello DEBBIE G.TULLY Benton LAURA M. TURLEY Ironton, 0. JOYCE A. TURNER Franklin, 0. REX K.TURNER Lancaster WILLIAM M. TURNER Louisville DAVID R. TWEDDELL Louisville BILLT. UNDERWOOD Louisville BERNIE L. UTTERBACK Louisville JOHN E. VANDYKE Eminence MICHAEL J. VANLEUVEN London GARY L. VARNER Cynthiana ORLEEN M. VAUGHN London DAVID L. VERNON Hustonville WAYNE D. VICE Corbin MICHAEL J. VICKERS Cold Spring TERESA L. VINSON Shelbyville LINDA J. VITATOE Wheelwright ED L. VONGRUENIGEN Corbin GLORIA J. VOTAW Harrodsburg FRED B.WACHS III Lexington DEBRAK. WADE Ashland CONNIE W. WAGGENER Campbellsville NANCY J. WAGNER Covington JUNE L. WAKEFIELD Fourmile BARBARA J. WALKER Manchester CHARLES S. WALKER Lexington DOUGLAS E. WALKER Cincinnati. 0. ERNEST R. WALKER Elkhorn City JACKIE S. WALKER Nicholasville KATHY L. WALKER Annville SARAH K. WARD Paint Lick SHARON L. WARD Louisville THOMAS A. WARDELL Lexington HAZEL M. WATHEN Henderson SYLVIA L. WATSON Walton CHARLOTTE L. WATTS LaGrange DONNA R. WAUGH Carlisle CHRISTOPHER J. WEBB Jackson, Mich. JERRY E.WEBB Fairfield. 0. JOHN K. WEBB Prestonsburg ROY E. WEBB Willingboro. N.J. TERESA L.WEBB Ashland DELORES L. WEDDINGTON Pikeville DAVID B.WELLS Lexington TERRY L. WELLS Richmond SARA A. WELSH Richmond SOPHOMORES TAT-WEL 529 University Store Plans Expansion PHYLLIS A. WENDERFER Maineville. 0. ANNETTE R. WESCOTT Somers Point. N.J. WALTER N. WESTVICH Okeana. 0. KATHY WHEATLEY Springfield BRENDA D WHEELER Salyersville JILLS WHICKER McKee CLIFFORD D. WHITAKER Cynthiana SHEREE D. WHITAKER Chavies DAVID E.WHITE Richmond STEPHEN G. WHITE Frankfort HARRY L. WHITEHILL Alexandria MARY E. WHITEHOUSE Crestwood DAVID A. WIBBELS Valley Station ANDRA V. WICKLUND Independence BETH A. WIENER Canton, 0. YVONNE R. WILBURN Cincinnati. 0. NANCY WILCHER Hustonville LIBBY L WILKINS Dayton, LINDA M. WILKINSON Berea DONALD L. WILLIAMS Shelbyville JAMES A. WILLIAMS. JR. Louisville MARK H. WILLIAMS Lexington ROBERT L WILLIAMS South Portsmouth ROGER L. WILLIAMS Lookout TED J. WILLIAMS Danville LONNIE E. WILLIAMSON Inez BRENDA D. WILLINGHAM Lily MACY WILLIS Corbin KEITH L.WILSON Louisville LEWIS WILSON. JR. Berea WAYNE T WILSON Tampa. Fla. EUGENE W WINBUN. JR. Louisville Students (above and opposite) express despair as they |am the bookstore during the fall rush. 530 SOPHOMORES WEN-WIN ROGER A WINKLE Cynthiana GARY B WINN Florence CATHY L. WINNER Cincinnati, 0. BRENDA F.WISE Danville JAMES R. WISE Louisville ARNOLD R. WITT Goshen. Ind. HARAN E.WITT Holmes Mill MALCOMB M.WITT Paris ROBERT L. WOLF Louisville DENNIS R. WOLF Covington ROBERT A. WOLFZORN Ft. Thomas BRENDA L. WOOD South Shore MICHAEL G. WOOD Pleasureville MICHAEL E. WOODS Florence SANDRA L. WOODS Louisville MARY A. WOZNY Louisville ALVIN WREN. JR. Gravel Switch NORMA A WRIGHT Junction City SANDRA K. WRIGHT Cincinnati. 0. MARILYN J. WULLSCHLEGER Jackson SANDRA J WYATTCorbin SHARON S WYATT Louisville MARY J. WYNKOOP Eaton. 0. GARNIE A YEAGER Bondville CONNIES YORK Richmond DAVID R YOUNG Tompkinsville DEBORAH A. YOUNG Danville JOHN C YOUNG Port-of-Spain. Trinidad JEANIEE. ZIEGENFUS Silver Spring Md DENNISC.ZION Bellevue SOPHOMORES WIN-ZIO 531 Freshmen Anticipate Coming Years The class of ' 74 began its college career with eager antici- pation of the four years to come. An experiment in living instilled a deeper appreciation of their fellow students. Many new friends and adjust- ments were made through various activities. Orientation Week, meeting with advisors, and that hectic first registration initiated freshmen to campus life. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS. FROM TOP: Deb- bie Higgms. Student Senate; Jo Ann Gish. Student Senate; Steve Rowland. Student Senate; Bonnie Gray, Treasurer; Donna McArthur, Sec- retary; Mark Cowman. Vice-President; Jim Hollo- way. President 4 Mmmtiii ELIZABETH A. ABELL Lebanon WARREN B. ABRAHAM Kettering, NANCY R. ADAIR Hopkmsville JUDITH F. ADAMS Louisville LINDA L. ADAMS Eubank MARSHA ADAMS Middletown, 0. WILLIAM B. ADAMS Pinevllle CAROLYN S. ADCOCK Louisville DONALD G. ALCORN Mt. Washington DEBORAH L. ALDRIDGE Carrollton ALANA K. ALLEN Shelbyville BLANDAK ALLEN Hazard CARMEN ALLEN Barbourville KATHLEE J. ALLEN Cincinnati, 0. GARYD. ALLEY Winchester MICHAEL J, ALLEY Alcoa. Tenn. KATHY K. ALTON Monticello CONNIE J. AMANN Ft. Mitchell HELEN R. AMIS Flat Lick DONALD R. ANDERSON Bardstown HOLLY B. ANDERSON Williamstown. Mass. PATRICIA A. ANDERSON Covington PAULETTE M. ANDERSON Louisville RICHARD A. ANDERSON Hebron DEBORAH S. ANGEL Louisville DEBBI L. APPELMAN Florence JAMES A. ARLINGHAUS Elsmere B. SUSAN ARNOLD Mt Sterling JAMES D. ARTHUR Bybee CARMON G. ARVIN Lebanon CURTIS ASHERHyden SHEILA F. ATHA Lexington RONNIE D. ATKINS Dayton, 0. JANETS. AYDT L ouisville PAULA L.AYDT Louisville KATHERINE BABINGTON Hackettstown, N.J. SUSAN J. BACHUS Cincinnati, 0. JOHN G. BADER Jeffersontown CARA M. BAGBY Covington DEBORAH F. BAILEY Shelbyville GERALD R. BAILEY Frankfort KAREN L. BAILEY Loveland, 0. STEPHEN C. BAILEY Harrodsburg BEVERLY R. BAKER Corbm CARLAA. BAKER Louisville JANET L. BAKER Marengo, 0. VIRGINIA J. BAKER Lexington WANDA K. BAKER Manchester DEBBIE L. BALES New Lebanon, 0. BARBARA BALL Catlettsburg DIANNAL. BALL Berea PAUL D. BALLARD Middletown, 0. JANET R. BALTES Lawrenceburg CYNTHIA K. BALTZLEY Cincinnati, 0. SANDRA K. BANKS Whitesburg BARBARA A. BANZHAF Ft. Thomas ROBERT S. BARGO Barbourville SUZANNE BARNES Alexandria LANA K. BARNETT Harrodsburg ROSEMARY L. BARNETT Lexington KATHY J. BARNHART Germantown, 0. ROBERT W. BARRETT Erlanger MARTIN J. BARSOTTI Ellwood City, Pa. JACKT. BARTLEY Hazard PHYLLIS C. BARTON Farmersville, 0. JANET E. BATES Hollansburg JANICE L. BATES Frankfort JENNIFER L. BATES Prestonsburg DEBBIE L. BATHIANY Ft. Thomas CONNIE R. BEAMS Jacksonville, III. DENNIS J. BEARD York, Pa. GARYL. BEARD Louisville FRESHMEN ABE-BEA 533 Freshmen Eager To Learn EKU ' Ropes ' MICAHS. BEARD Liberty TERRY A BECKER Silver Grove DARLENE BEGLEY Paint Lick DEBORAH S. BEGLEY Amelia. MARTHAS. BEHRENS Cincinnati. 0. RITA M. BEITLER Phoenixville. Pa. DEBORAH K. BELLAIRS Richmond DENNIS S. BELLINGER Danville ANGELA F. BENDER Lexington JUDI A BENEDETT St. Clairsville. 0. DAVID N. BENNETT Richmond MARY K. BENTLE Falmouth BETTNIA J. BENTLEY Worthmgton NANCYS BERBERICH Cincinnati. 0. TERESA A. BERLIN Wilmington. 0. EVEANNA K. BETZ Kayton, 0. ANNAM. BIAGI Shelbyville LORAL. BILLUPS Russell DONNAT. BIRCHFIELD Irvine BEVERLY K BISHOP Butler JOHN W BLACK LaGrange REBECCA M BLACKETER Lawrencebuer MARGARET A. BLAIR Manchester ANNE S. BLAKEMAN Lawrenceburg CAROL A. BLAKEMAN Louisville DEBORAH L BLANTON Lexington KAREN L. BLASKY Cincinnati. 0. DORIS E BLEDSOE Albany DENISE K. BLEVENS Louisville GAIL I. BLEVINS Cincinnati. MICHAEL L. BLEVINS Centerville. 0. LINDA S BOATRIGHT Lancaster Freshman coeds — and parents as the fall semester begins. face the line at the Case Hall check In 534 FRESHMEN BEA-BOA RITA J. BOGGESS Greenville LEA BOGGIO Hasbrouck Heights. N.J. THOMAS D. BOGGS Alexandria WANDA L BOGIG Frankfort KEVIN F. BOMHARD Troy, 0. MARLENE F. BONAR Falmouth SUSAN L. BONDURANT Frankfort PEGGY L. BONFERT Edgewood RANDI BOONE Hillsboro, 0. IVAN P. BOOTH Beattyville ANNE L. BOOTHE Carlisle HOWARD R. BOSTIC Frankfort. 0. JEFFREY D BOSEWLL Harrodsburg FRED W. BOTHWELL Covington STEVE S BOWEN Mt. Washington DEBORAH A. BOWLES Brooksville DON W. BOWLING Fairfield. 0. BARBARAS. BOYLAN Louisville SUSAN R. BRADLEY Frankfort BISHOP L. BRADSHAW Louisville MARY E. BRANCH Louisville TERRI L. BRANHAM Pikeville CYNTHIA A. BRANOM Sparta JEVETTA R. BREEDING Bardstown STEWART E. BRENTZEL Louisville MARY A. BRESCH Ft. Mitchell BRENDA C BREWER Dayton, 0. JANICE BREWER Hazard NADINE I BREWER Dayton. CHARLES R. BRIGHT Cincinnati. 0. MARTHA A. BRISCOE Louisville JANELLE S. BRITTIAN Pineville BOBBIE S. BROCK Pineville NANCY M. BRONSON Louisville BEVERLY A. BROUGHTON Shelbyville DEBORAH A. BROWN Cincinnati. 0. DEBRA J. BROWN Louisville MICHAEL W. BROWN Louisville WILLIAM J. BROWN Louisville DANIEL L. BROWNING Cynthiana ELDON BROWNING Waneta PAMELA S. BROWNING London WILLIAM S. BORWNING Harlan DEBORAH J. BRUMFIELD Lexington THEODORA M. BRUNETTI Pittsburgh, Pa. TIMOTHY J. BRYAN Centerville, 0. ELIZABETH C. BRYANT Cincinnati. 0. SHANNON BRYANT Pikeville SHELIA R. BRYANT Stearns JOSEPH M. BUCHANAN Florence MARY E. BUCHANAN Lebanon, 0. JAMES K. BUEHNER Farmersville. 0. VICKI G. BUGG Harrodsburg DEBORAH A. BUKY Mt. Washington DEBRA L. BULLOCK Louisville WILLIAM E. BURCH Winchester JANE T. BURDETTE Lebanon KRISTINE BURGESS Wheelersburg, 0. JACQUELYN BURLESON Ft. Thomas COY H. BURNAM Richmond BARBARA J. BURNS Willisburg SARA A. BURNS Franklin. 0. JAMES S. BURRIS. JR. Mt. Washington JOHNL. BURTON Louisville LARRY J. BUTLER Valley Station JACKIE E. CALDWELL Falmouth SAMMY G. CALDWELL Danville DANIEL W. CALKIN Louisville DEBORAH A. CAMPBELL Ashland EULENE CAMPBELL Middletown LESLIE J. CAMPBELL Loveland, 0. ROCKY L. CAMPBELL Corbin FRESHMEN BOG-CAM 535 STEPHEN G- CAMPBELL London SUSAN E. CAMPBELL Lebanon. 0. JANICE L. CARDWELL Louisville CATHY C. CARLETON Harrodsburg ANN B. CARMICKLE Versailles JAMES G. CARNAHAN London BARRY L. CARNES Middlesboro JEFF A. CARSON Falmouth ANN K.CARTER Louisville CHERYL L. CARTER Middletown. 0. ROBERT E. CARTER Richmond VENORA E. CARTER Raceland MICHAEL A. CASEY Richmond PHYLLIS J. CASEY Freeburn CAROLYN CASSEL Inez ROGER D. CASTLE Inez DARYL L CATLETT Harrodsburg ELIZABETH J. CATLETT Frankfort BOBBIE J. CAUDILL Pekin. Ind. DONALD W. CAUSEY Paint Lick BEVERLY A. CHADWELL Somerset CHRISTINE M. CHADWELL Richmond DAVE C. CHADWELL Shelbyville MICHAEL D. CHADWELL London DUSTY L. CHANDLER Madison. Ind. DENNIS W. CHANEY Cincinnati. 0. SARAH K. CHANEY Pikeville JAMES A. CHEEK Independence REBECCA A. CHRISTIAN Lancaster, 0. IN SUNG CHUNG Seoul. Korea ANNE C. CHURCHILL Irvington BONNIE S.CLARE Louisville KENNETH L. CLARK Lebanon KENT B.CLARK Big Hill LEISA L.CLARK Lexington RONNIE B. CLARK Monticello SHARON M. CLARK Manchester MARCIA B. CLARKE Mt. Prospect. III. ROSEMARY CLARKE Ashland PATRICIA A. CLEAVER Russell BETSY E. CLEMONS Richmond PATRICIA A. CLENDENEN Covington VICKI L. CLENSY Germantown. 0. DRUCILLA CLEVELAND Versailles ROGER L. CLEVENGER Valley Station RUBY G. CLEVINGER Vansant. Va. TIMOTHY W. CLIFFORD Dayton. 0. RANDOLPH M. CLINE Ft. Mitchell STEPHEN L. CLOUSE Corbin RONALD K. COATNEY Harrodsburg TERESA L. COCHRAN Lebanon. 0. BARBARA D. COLE Radcliff CAROLYN M. COLEMAN Paris CHARLES E. COLEMAN Pikeville KEITH A. COLEMAN Pikeville TERESA L. COLGAN Flemingsburg RICHARD G. COLLETT Covington KENNETH A. COLLINS Covington DIANA L COMBS Hazard JUDITH L. COMBS Sassafras RUTH COMBS Waynesburg THOMAS D. COMBS Beattyville JOHN I. COMPTON Pikeville JANET L. CONDREVA Frankfort LESLIE J. CONNETT Newport DAVID A. CONRAD Falmouth VERA D. CONRAD South Irvine CATHY J. CONROY Versailles JACK L. CONWAY Frankfort DONALD R.COOK Morrill MORRIS S. COOK Shelbyville LARRY COMMER Booneville % 5 | fi 536 FRESHMEN CAM-COM Influx Brings Traffic Congestion JOHN H. COOPER Georgetown KAREN A. COOPER Louisville MICHAEL L. COOPER Monticello SUE A. COOPER Paintsville GARY B.COPLEY Warfield R. F. COPLEY Williamson, W. Va. LYNN D. COPPERGreenhills. 0. JAMES R. CORBETT Bardstown LARRY C. CORMNEX Richmond HOWARD D. CORNETTGordon KENNETH CORNETT Hindman ROY M. CORNETT Georgetown MARY K. COSBY Richmond GEORGE J. COSTAS Athens, Greece JANE A. COSTINE St, Clairsville. 0, SANDRA J, COTTONGIM Manchester A military police company cadet makes a what can I do gesture to a motorist priest caught in the traffic congestion of students arriving for the fall term. FRESHMEN COO-COT 537 ncoming Freshmen Dread Rat Court JAMES M COWAN Winchester SUE E. COWAN Anchorage MARK F. COWMAN Wilmington, 0. BRENDAK.COXCorbin DANIEL W. COX LaGrange LARRY E. COX Louisville NONA B. COX Berea PATSY A. COX Berea SALLY K COX Louisville SHARON E COYLE Springfield WADE H. COYLE Richmond KARL W. CRABTREE Louisville RALPH M CRABTREE Monticello FRANKS CRACRAFT North Middletown DONNA H. CRAIN Lawrenceburg WENDY G. CRAMOND Lancaster GEORGIA A. CRAWFORD Falmouth MICHAEL B. CREECH Lexington JENNY L CROLEY Williamsburg DARYL E CROSSFIELD Paris CARLM.CROTHERS West Van Lear KATHY R. CROXTON Pleasureville BETTY J. CRUSE Winchester CHERYL A, CRUSE Greenhills. CLAUDIA C. CRUSE Louisville VICKIE R. CRUSE Richmond DANNY E. CUMMINS Brooksville PHILLIPS CUMMINS Brooksville JUDY A. CUNNINGHAM Richmond JIMMY R CUPP Valley Station BRENDA D. CURRAN Lebanon DENNIS C. CURRAN Cincinnati, 0, The accused (above) comes forth as the judge (opposite) passes sentence. 538 FRESHMEN COW-CUR lfj KAREN A. CURRENT Lexington ROBERT G. CURRY South Lyon, Mich. ALICE A. CURTIS Winchester TAFFIE J.CURTISCIayOty GREG CUTLIP West Carrollton, 0. MARGARET A. DAFLER New Lebanon. 0. ROYL. DALTON Bronston SHARON G. DALTON Richmond JENNIFER A. DANIEL Corbin WILLIAM C. DANIEL Winchester RICK W. DANIELS Englewood. 0. CHARLES J. DANSON. JR. Danville DIANEC DARENKAMPFt. Mitchell DAVID DARST Barberton. 0. DONNA K DAUGHERTY Falmouth CALVIN W.DAVIS London CAROLYN T. DAVIS Prospect CHARLOTTE A DAVIS Campbellsville CHRISTIAN L. DAVIS LaGrange CHRISTIE L. DAVIS Louisville DAVID L. DAVIS Trenton. 0. LAJAVA N DAVIS Mt. Sterling LESLIE A DAVIS Indianapolis. Ind. NINAG. DAVIS Carpenter RAY D. DAVIS Nlcholasville SANDRA K. DAVIS Hazard BARRON G. DAWSON LaGrange GEORGIA DAY Crab Orchard RONALD R. DAY Portsmouth. 0. MICHAEL L. DEATON Austin, Ind. LINDAG DEATS Louisville VERNON R. DEBRULER Owensboro FRESHMEN CUR-DEB 539 Rat Court Sometimes Rewarding BARBARA S. DECKER Louisville CORNELIS F DE HOOP Richmond MARY J. DE JACO Alexandria CATHY J. DEJARNETTE Winchester ANGELA C- DELANEY Butler PAULDELOTT Lexington PATRICIA L. DEMKO Louisville JO A. DENNY Wolton DAVID DENNIS Lexington MICHAEL E. DENNIS Richmond TERESA L. DENNY Louisville ROBERT A DESKINS Pikeville THOMAS A DESKINS Toler MARK A. DETOME Louisville RICHARDG DEVERS. JR. Midway GARY DICK Pueblo MARTHA J. DICK Pueblo FRED G DODD New Boston. 0. MICHAEL L. DONEWALD Lawrenceburg. Ind PATRICIA D DONOHUE Louisville STEVE K DOOLITTLE Louisville VICTORIA L. DOTSON Phelps DEBORAH E. DOTY Ft. Thomas DWIGHT A. DOUGLAS Richmond BURNIS B. DOWELL Calvert City ROBERT G DOWNING Lexington WILLIAM K DOWNS Bardstown MARTHA R DRAPER Crestwood ARTHUR A DRAUT Louisville SUSANN N. DUCKETT Somerset STEPHEN E. DUFFCincinnati.O. DIANA L DUGAN Ekron te fe i J Not all Rat Court sentences are unpleasant — or difficult. 540 FRESHMEN DEC-DUG DAVID L. DUGGERCorbm JAMES D. DUNCAN Lexington MARY C- DURHAM Danville EDITH G. DYE Frankfort KEITH M EARLEY Jamestown, 0. ELIZABETH J. EARLY Paris ELLA B. EASTERLING Pikeville ROBERT L. EASTERLING Booneville KENNETH S. ECKHARDT Pleasure Ridge Park DONNA M. EDWARDS Louisville MARK S. EDWARDS Louisville JOSEPH L. EGGEN Winchester CAROL J ELDREDGE Painstville VICKIES. ELIZER Monroe. 0. JUDITH C. ELLINGTON Ashland JUDITH M. ELLIOTT Miamiville, 0. VIRGIE P. ELLIOTT. JR. Danville ANTOINETTE M ELOVITZ Lexington BECKY W ELSWICK Pikeville WANDA G. ELY Pineville DENISEL. ELZY Louisville JOYCE A. EMBERTON Tompkinsville JOYCE A. EMMONS Flemingsburg CAROLYN J. ENGLE Corbin GAYLE ENSMINGER Burlington DEBBIE L. ENSOR Mt. Sterling JIM A. EPIFANO Somerset. 0. SONIAJ EPHEY Somerset BARBARA L. ERISMAN Farmersville. 0. DEBORAH L. ERWIN Danville PATRICIA A. ERWIN Union. 0. JUDY K. EVERSOLE Buckhorn MARY J. EVERSOLE Lexington LEEK. EWING Louisville DEBORAH S. FAIRCHILD Louisville PAMELA R. FARMER Crab Orchard KATHY E. FARNEY Erlanger SUSAN K, FAUST Lexington MICHAEL L. FENDER New Richmond, 0. DEBORAH E. FENNELL Saxonburg, Pa. MICHAEL M. FERGUSON Louisville MARY A. FERRANTE Campbellsville DENNY FERRELL Middlesboro LOLA J. FIEDERER Winchester THOMAS E. FINDLEY Columbus. 0. MARTY A. FISK Independence TERRY L. FISK Coldwater. Mich. CINDY A. FITZGERALD Dayton, 0. KATHLEEN L. FLEMING Russell CHRISTINE A. FLETCHER Loveland. 0. JANICE L. FLETCHER Louisville JOYCE L FLORA Frankfort GENA K. FLORENCE Cynthiana CAROL A. FLOYD Danville ANDRE A E. FOGG Louisville ANNA L. FOGLE Springfield CAROL D. FOGLE Bardstown SANDRA J. FOLEY Lebanon, 0. BRENDA J. FORD Bardstown STEPHEN E. FORE Revenna YVONNE G. FORKAL Nicholson. Pa. WANDA L. FORREST Horse Cave JOYCE A. FORSYTHE Greensburg, Pa. JUNE G. FORTNEY Melbourne. Fla. MARSHALL K. FOWLER Charleston, S.C. JUDITH A. FOX Easton, Pennsylvania RICHARD P. FREILING Rockaway, N.J. CONNIE J. FREKING Florence KARIN S. FROBERG Newark. 0. CHRISTINE E. FRYE McArthur, 0. JOHN M. FRYMAN Cynthiana BRUCE M. FULTON Erlanger FRESHMEN DUG-FUL 541 RICHARD S. FURY Harrison. 0. CAROL A GAGE Mt. Sterling GEORGE T GAINES Georgetown LYNN A. GALLOWAY Russell GLORIA R GAMMELL Fairfield. 0. STEPHANIE GARDINER Louisville MARK E GARDNER Middletown. 0. TAFFIE D. GARDNER Versailles VICKI W. GARRETT Owingsville JACQUELINE J GARRISON Burlington DONNA E. GARY Valley Station MARY Y.GASKIN Albany BARBARA F. GAYHART Crittenden JOYCE GAYHEART Hazard KARENS GEHRONGermantown.O. DORIS A. GENTRY Brodhead JOSEPH R GEOGHEGAN Bardstown GREGORY A GIBBS South Shore DAVID F. GIBSON Lexington JOSEPH B. GIBSON Monticello JUDY L. GIBSON Louisville RICHARDC GIBSON Anchorage GINGER GILES Lawrenceburg H.R.GILES Middlesboro LINDA J. GILL Nicholasville RUTH A. GILLESPIE Covington ROGER D GILPIN New Haven TERRI A GINTER Richmond JO A GISH Louisville DANE P. GLASS Louisville MICHAEL A. GLENN Frankfort LESLIE J. GLICK Cincinnati, 0. SHARLOTTE A GLOVER Louisville SUSAN G GLOVER Danville JOHNE GOATLEY Springfield PAMELA GOBLE Prestonsburg DALE A. GODSEY Lancaster PAMELA J. GOEBEL Fairfield. 0. PHYLLIS A. GOFFCampbellsville HARRY D GOGGIN Stanford DEBORAH A. GOODWIN Crab Orchard JAMES W. GOODWIN Louisville PAMELA S GOOLMAN Irvine DIANE M GORMAN Louisville GARY T GOSSER Pleasureville JOY L. GOSSER Russell Springs ANITA J. GRAFFTaylorsville VICKY GRANNIS Ewmg DIANE GRANT Covington BILL Y. GRAVES Harrodsburg GAYLE F.GRAVES Erlanger CATHERINE S GRAVITT Frankfort BONNIE C. GRAY Dayton. O. EMMA J. GRAY Louisville MARK H GRAYSON Inez ALETA E. GREAYER Winchester JOE W.GREEN Lebanon PATRICK J. GREEN Erlanger ROBERT N.GREEN Berea CHARLES R. GREENE Louisville MARTHA E. GREENE Wilmington. 0. PATRICIA A. GREENE Middlesboro MARGARET E. GREENWELL New Haven WILLIAM M. GREENWELL Louisville JENNY L GREER Burdine DEBORAH E GREGORY Ft. Thomas GAIL E GREGORY Covington NANCY K.GRETZINGERTroy. 0. CONNIE L.GRICE Louisville JAMES W, GRIDER Liberty MARY J. GRIDERTompkinsville SARAH K GRIESCH Valley Station 542 FRESHMEN FUR-GRI Book-Buying: A Necessary Ordea Just one more hurdle — that of the cash register — stands between these students and that first class. FRESHMEN 543 New Acquaintances Come Easy SANDRA L. GRIFFIN Cincinnati, 0. ANNA G GRIFFITH Sebastian ' s Branch RITAK.GRITTONSmai RITA L. GRITTON Harrodsburg V. LOUISE GRIVETTI Harrodsburg JAMES M GROLLIG Bellevue PAULA J GROLLIG Covington BOBBIE J. GROSS Warsaw CAROL A. GROTE Morehead GRETCHEN A. GROTE Springfield, 0. PATSY J. GULLETT Lexington CHARLES H, GUYN Nicholasville FRAN HACKMAN Ft, Mitchell KENNETH W. HACKWORTH Mt. Vernon GLENN E. HAEBERIN Louisville HUBERT L. HAGAN Louisville RICHY A. HAGGARD Winchester DIANE M. HAHLEN Erlanger DEBORAH S. HALDERMAN Pisgah. DANA. HALE Ft. Thomas DONNA J. HALE Manchester JAMES H. HALEY Louisville CAROL A. HALL Mt Sterling CHRISTINE A. HALL Mattydale. NY. Two beamed freshmen come under the approving eye of an upperclass- man on the student plaza. 544 FRESHMEN GRI-HAL it .if I JUANITAL. HALLBurdine KAREN L HALL McDowell KEVIN C. HALL Corbin RHONDA G. HALL Betsy Layne ROLAND T. HALL South Shore SHERRIE L. HALL Lexington TONDAL. HALL Hi Hat JAMES W. HALSEY Walton DENNIS B. HAM Cynthiana DANE R HAMILTON South Bend. Ind. DEBBIE A. HAMILTON Georgetown JUDY HAMILTON Pikeville KAREN L. HAMILTON Owensboro PHYLLIS J. HAMILTON Loretto REBECCA L. HAMILTON Richmond ANTHY K HAMMOND Monticello JOAN A. HAMMOND Morning View MARY M HAMMOND South Shore WILLIAM M. HAMMONS Lexington LILA J. HANDSCHUM AKER Marietta. 0. JUDY K. HANSFORD Shopville LYNDA J. HAPNER Nashua, N.H. JENNIFER HARDIN Henderson MICHAEL B. HAREMSKI Saginaw, Mich. BEVERLY S. HARNED Boston JOSEPH T. HARP Cumberland DENNIS HARRIS Shelbyvllle GILDA S. HARRIS Richmond JOY HARRIS Middlesboro KAREN S HARRIS Richmond DEBBIE S. HARRISON Louisville WILMA J HARRISON Jackson County BARBARA J. HA RROD Frankfort JOHN C. HARTJE East Ryland Heights DAVID A. HARTLEY Versailles SUSAN J, HARTSOCK Waynesville, 0. DONALD R. HARVEY Bellevue HENRY F. HATCHER Pikeville RONALD L. HATFIELD Prestonsburg CHERYL S. HAUSER Fairfield. 0. DEBORAH J. HAWKINS Lexington KATHY A. HAWKS Cincinnati. 0. ELIZABETH C. HAYES Tyner SUSAN C HAYHARST Lexington RUTH A. HAYS Gravel Switch STEVE R. HAYS Cincinnati, 0. REBECCA M. HAYWOOD Prestonsburg MARY L. HEAD New Haven DANNA V. HEATON Lexington KATHY A. HECKMAN Louisville CARLA S. HEINISCH Georgetown WILLIAMS- HELM Louisville JOHN K. HELTON Catlettsburg PEGGY J. HEMMERLE Bellevue JEAN C. HEMPFLING Hebron HARRY S. HENSLEY Nicholasville LINDAS. HENSLEY Stamping Ground VICKIL HENSLEY Lexington IMOGENE HERALD Amelia, 0. LINDAS. HERN Hillsboro.O. MARK W. HERRICK Lexington GAYLE A. HERRMANN Ft. Mitchell DIANA J. HERTH Cincinnati. 0. VINCENT J. HEUSER Louisville JOE R.HEWLETT Louisa SUSAN S. HIBBS Bardstown JANET L. HICKS McLean, Va. JUDY L. HICKS West Chester. 0. DEBBIE A. HIGGINS Louisville VICKIEC. HIGNITE Cynthiana CATHY E.HILL Versailles CHARLES A. HILL Louisville FRESHMEN HAL-HIL 545 DOUGLAS E HILL Manchester. 0. KAREN E- HILL Fairless Hills, Pa. LARRY L.HILL Louisville STANLEY W. HILL Alexandria MERRY C. HINDS Ft. Thomas PAUL D. HINES Goshen, WILMAJ HINKLE Barbourville GARY F. HISEL Lexington JOHN R. HITCHCOCK Shreve. ANNEC HITEBardstown PAMELA A, HOBBS Stanford PATTY A. HOCHWALT Dayton, LARRY E. HODGE Shepherdsville MELANIEJ HODGE Corbin CAROL A, HOEHLER Louisville DONNA S HOFFMAN Ft. Mitchell MARY T. HOFFMAN Bardstown GEORGE M HOLBROOK Ashland MICHAEL L. HOLBROOK Richmond TANYA L. HOLBROOK Washington C.H.. 0. LOIS A. HOLLAN Austin, Ind EUGENE W HOLLAND Fairdale JANET D HOLLEY Louisville SHARON K. HOLMES London DENNIS S HOLSCLAW Louisville SHEILA K HOLSCLAW Lexington BEVERLY A HOLTON Independence JAMES M. HOOD St. Florence RAYMOND A HOOD Medina. 0. CINDY L HOPKINS Belfry GREGORY HOPKINS LEA A. HOPKINS Pmeville GARY W. HOPPERTON Dry Ridge NANCY K. HOUDESHELL Dayton. ESTHER B. HOUSER Lynch REBEKAH J HOUSTON Franklin DARRELLN HOVIOUS Hustonville BETTY P HOWARD Ft Mitchell JIMMY R HOWARD Richmond MOLLY S. HOWARD Richmond PHILIP E. HOWARD Augusta WALTER B. HOWARD Louisville DEBBIE M. HRICKO Rockville, Md. DEBORAH J. HUBBARD Richmond LEON R. HUFFMAN Lexington ARTHUR A HUGHES Louisville JACKY R HUGHES Monticello WILLIAM L. HUGHES Irvine WANDA L. HUMAN Louisville ALVIN F HUMPHRIES Frankfort DEBRA L HUNGLERCovington BRENDA D HUNT Paint Lick RONALD E HUNT Louisville TOM J. HURAK Fostona, 0, STEVEN L HURLEY Xenia.O. DEBORAH J. HURST Coraopohs, Pa. LINDA G. HURT Hazard ROCKY L. HURT Pikeville CERESAM. HUTCHERSON Frankfort PEGGY L. HUTCHERSON Frankfort SALLY L. HUTCHERSON Walton TINK HUTTON Holbrook KEITH H. HUYSMAN Dayton, 0. JUDY HYDE Manchester PAMELA K. ISERALFIorence EARL D. ISOX, JR. Lexington BETTY D JACKSON Richmond FRANCES L. JACKSON Louisville MARGIE A. JACKSON Morning View DEBBIE R JACOBS Walton LESLIE A JAMES Northfield, N.J LLOYD M JAMES Stanford 546FRESHMEN HIL-JAM Campus Teems With Students Action WILLIAM J. JAMES Louisville PHILLIP L. JARED Louisville TARA L. JASPER Mt. Washington JO A. JEFFERS Frankfort SALLY N. JEFFERS Newark, 0. REVELLE L. JEFFRIES Louisville BARRY L JETT Frankfort LUTHER D. JEWELL Corbin JUDY K. JOHNS Richmond BRENDAL JOHNSON Walton CARROLL D. JOHNSON Ft. Mitchell CHARLES F. JOHNSON Pikeville GARNIE M. JOHNSON Myra JACQUELYN S. JOHNSON Frankfort JANET G. JOHNSON Cincinnati, 0, KAY A. JOHNSON North Ridgeville. 0. MARSHA D. JOHNSON Louisville NANCY J, JOHNSON Lexington PAMELA J. JOHNSON Louisville WINNIE JOHNSON Florence YUETTE A. JOHNSON Louisville RUTH JOHNSTON Middlesboro BONNIE J. JONES Erlanger DENISE E. JONES Liverpool, N.Y. DIANNE C, JONES Lancaster, EDWARD E. JONES Fredericksburg, Va. HUGH A JONES Lexington JUDY G.JONES London KAREN L. JONES Cincinnati. 0. NANCY A. JONES Louisville VICKIE L.JONES Richmond PAMELA K. JUDD Florence Girl-watching is a favorite sport of EKU men, and these four fellows are a study in styles. FRESHMEN JAM-JUD 547 Study Sites Many, Diversified PATRICIA M. JUDGE Burlington BETH J. JUREK Frankfort CHESTER JUSTICE. JR. Pikeville NANCY J. JUSTICE Cincinnati, 0. E. THOMAS KALE Bowling Green. KAREN E KARETH Cincinnati. 0. CHARLES E. KEELING Bardstown SHARON L. KEELING Willisburg NANCY J. KEES Alexandria JAMES L KEETON Mobile. Ala. DAVID E KELLER London TONY KELLER Owensboro SARAH K. KELLEY Lexington JERRY L KELLY Lexington CYNTHIA A. KELSO Cincinnati. 0. RICK L KEMERLY Louisville Lured outdoors by warm weather, an inventive coed uses a bench in lieu of a desk. 548 FRESHMEN JUD-KEM JEAN A. KEMPErlanger DONNA E KENNEDY Cincinnati, 0. JAMES M KIDDCorbin PAMELA S. KIDDOO Fairfield, 0. BOYD B. KIDWELL Bardstown JOYCE K. KILGORE New Paris. 0. GAIL L. KIMBALL Norwood, 0. HAROLD F. KINCAID Beattyville ANNBRUCE G. KING Lexington KAREN S KING Brooksville LUCIEN L KINSOLVING, JR. Shelbyville LINDEN D KIRBY Prospect, 0. DOROTHY K. KIRCHDORFER Brandenburg ERIC P. KISER Louisville CYNTHIA I. KNIGHT Hackettstown, N.J, PATTY C KNIGHT Arlington. Va JANR. KOESTER Ft. Mitchell PATRICIA A. KOHL Cincinnati, 0. KATHYA KOHLBECKER Winchester CATHRYN A KOTTMYER Florence KAREN E KRANZErlanger LINDAS KRAUTH Ft Mitchell KATHRYN A KRAUTWATER Springfield. 0. JIME. KRUSE Louisville REGINA M. KUEHN Louisville CARLA A. KUFFNER Jeffersontown STEFFANI L. KWOZALLA Covington LENETTA LACADEN Louisville ELIZABETH D. LACKEY Berea MARYANN LAHLEY Cincinnati. 0. JENNIFER L. LAIRD South Vienna. 0. JANICE C LAMARR Lexington JERRY G. LAMB Paint Lick DANNY C LAMBERT Louisville DAVID R. LANEMt. Sterling JOHN R LANIER London PAUL C. LANTER Wilhamstown PATRICIA A. LAPE Bellevue GARY R. LARKIN Lexington MARK A. LAWLESS Lexington DEBBY LAWRENCE Louisville GAIL A. LAWSON Louisville DONALD R. LEATHERS Frankfort JAMES F LEAVELL Lexington DIANE LEDFORD Valley Station BRENDAJ. LEE Louisville FRANCES N. LEE Lebanon DANIEL J LEGEL Louisville LINDA J. LEMAY Fairfield, 0. SHERRI L. LENBERGER Louisville ADRIENNE H. LENNART Louisville LIZK. LEVALLEY Dayton, 0. CARL L. LEWALLEN Corbin ANNE J. LEWISPaintsville BEVC. LEWIS Morrow, 0. DEBORAH K. LEWIS Flatswood EARNEST J. LINDERCincmnati.O. NANCY L. LINGRUEN Akron, 0. WILLIAM A. LIPKE Southgate RICHARD D. LITTLE Pikeville TERESA J. LITTLETON Lexington JANET L. LOCKRIDGE Mt. Sterling TINAF, LOEBErlanger GARY M. LONG Harrodsburg GENE R. LONG Centerville. 0. MARY B. LONNEMAN Ft. Mitchell DENISE LOUDERBACK Louisville CAROLYNS. LOVE Paris SANDRA K. LOVELY Richmond SUSAN L. LOWE Winchester PAMELA L. LOWERY Richmond BEVERLY J. LUCAS Stanford FRESHMEN KEM-LUC 549 BARBARA E LUMSDEN Cincinnati. 0. GEORGE D LUNCEFORD.JR Radcliff SANDRA K. LUNDY Pineville JOE A. LYON Paintsville VIOLET M LYONS Taylorsville PHIL D. McAFEE Louisville DONNA B. Mc ARTHUR Cincinnati. 0. CONNIE K McBURNEY Carrollton CATHY S. McCARTY Salyersville JUDITH A McCLANAHAN Williamstown LISA E. McCLAVE Portsmouth, RANDALL G McCLEARN Shepherdsville CAROL L McCONNELL Lexington KAREN E McCORD Brooksville BOBBY A McCOUN Lawrenceburg DEBORAH K. McCOY Phelps CONNIE L McCULLARWilmore JANICE M McCULLUM Louisville RUSTY W. McDONALD Louisville JOYCE A McEWEN Louisville JUDY L.McFALL Albany ALISONS McFARLANDOwensboro DAVID L McFARLAND Frankfort JUDITH E McGUIREMiddletown.O. DONNAL MclNTOSH Milwaukee. Wis. LARSON MclNTOSH Irvine CAROLYN MclNTYRE Ehzaville DEANC McKAY Louisville DAN R. McKEE Decatur. Ill KATHRYN H McKENZIE Paintsville DEBRAJ McKINNEY Ft Mitchell DONNA J McKINZIE Louisville RAMONA K McNEES Cynthiana JOHN D. McNEW Mt. Vernon JAN1S L. McNULTY Cincinnati, JOSEPH D McPHERSON Lancaster RACHEL L McQUERRY Paint Lick DENNIS L McWILLIAMS Battle Creek. Mich. PHYLLIS A MACAULAY Kettering, 0. LINDA D MACKShelbyville LINDA S MADDEN Plainf leld. Ind. JEFFREYS MAGERS Louisville LINDAS MAGGARD Hazard JOYCE A. MAINS Butler PATTY L. MAINS Falmouth JAMES R MALLORY Louisville MARY B MANDT Pikeville LINDAS MANNING Somerset LUCYC MARCUM Albany VICKIE C MARION Lexington JAMES R MARKESBERY Erlanger RUSS W. MARKESBERY Erlanger JAYNEL MARLOWE Frankfort DARYLP MARMILLOT Louisville DEBORAH L MARSHALL Paris ROBERT B MARSHALL Mt Clemens. Mich. VIRGINIA A. MARSHALL Georgetown KEVIN D MARTELLO Lexington DELILAH A MARTIN McKee LEE G. MARTIN Owensboro VICKI L MARTIN Louisville PEGGY A MASCHMEYER Ludlow JOHNM MASON Covington MICHAEL L MASON Lynch DOLORES MASSINGALE Melbourne PAMELA A MASTERS Richmond LANAS MATTINGLYSpringfield LINDAS. MATZVilla Hills BOBBY G. MAUNEY Louisville SHARON E MAUPIN Lebanon PATTY S MAVITY Richmond KATHY L MAY Prestonsburg 550 FRESHMEN. LUM-MAY Students Seek Spare-Time Fun mmm - ls) t u r • ' «v7i««f . KATHY MAYER Alexandria GWEN MAYES Harrodsburg HAROLD S- MAYES Bonneville MITCHELL A. MAYES Middlesboro CHARLES C. MEADE II Catlettsburg SHIRLEY J. MEADORS Williamsburg KRISTY L. MEEKS Shelbyville NADIENE R. MELLONCAMP Dayton. 0. WATANNA K. MERCER Eaton. MICHELER MERCHANT Dayton GEORGE P. MERRICK Danville SHERRY G MESSER Mansfield. 0. DAVID L. MICHAEL Lexington LOUISE MIDDEN Cynthiana GARY D. MILBY Louisville JOANNE MILELLI Denville. N.J KEVIN C MILES Indianapolis. Ind. ARTHUR L. MILLER, JR. Louisville CHERI L. MILLER Covington CHESTER W. MILLER Jamestown. 0. EDWIN A MILLER Winchester HERSCHEL P. MILLER Fairdale JACQUELINE L. MILLER Louisville JOAN F.MILLER Russell Sights such as this frisbee tossing student were common during the warm months of the school year. FRESHMEN MAY-MIL 551 Band Day Provides Fall Color KATHRYN S. MILLER Lexington LILLA S.MILLER Louisville BETTY L MILLS Louisville MARY R MILLS Ft Meade. Md MYRAG. MINOR Mannsville CARLA J MITCHELL Frankfort PATRICIA K. MITCHELL Paducah JAMES S MOBLEY Louisville SANDRA J. MOERMOND Ft. Thomas MARGARET J. MOEVES Ft. Mitchell DEBORAH A. MONAGHAN Springfield. CAROLYN L. MONICAL Hawesville DONNA J MONIN Bardstown ALICE M MONTGOMERY Scottsburg, Ind BARBARA J. MOORE Louisa GREGORY H MOORE Miamisburg. 0. GWENDA L. MOORE Fairfield. 0. KAREN S MOORE Falmouth MARILYN E. MOORE Louisville MICHAEL D. MOORE Dayton. 0. SANDRA MOORE Louisville SHERRY C MOORE Portsmouth. 0. TANYA F MOORES Danville CARLOS A, MORENO Hazard MICHAEL MORGAN Clospllnt PHILLIPW MORGAN Louisville SHIRLEY D MORGAN Fairdale LUCY A. MORLEY Danville NORANNE L. MORNINGSTAR Springfield, JERREE A MORRIS Ashland MARCIA C. MORRIS Cincinnati. PAULD MORRIS Ft. Thomas One of the more than 60 bands in the Band Day pa- rade makes its turn toward downtown Richmond. 552 FRESHMEN MIL-MOR THOMAS S MORTON Troy. 0. DALE J MOSS Ft. Mitchell ANGELA M MUDD Bardstown CHRISTINE D MUELLER Florence LINDA MUELLER Louisville RICHARD C. MUELLER Ft. Thomas ARTIE M MULLEN Georgetown STANFORD T. MULLEN Louisville SALLY A MULLINS Cincinnati. 0. BRENDA K MURPHY Blue Ash. 0. CAROLYN S MURPHY Shelbyville JAMES D MUTH Radcliff MICHAEL B MYERS Louisville WILSON MYERS Birmingham. Ala. PAMELA R MYNAHAN Louisville CARLA J. NAGLE Richmond PATRICK L. NALLY Springfield BARBARA J. NAPIER Manchester DAVIDS NEAL Pine Knot VICKI L. NEAL Portsmouth, 0. JEAN A. NEIKIRK Danville GARY C. NELSON Melbourne PAUL D. NETTLE Canal Fulton. 0. JOHN E. NEUFARTH Southgate GEORGE R. NEUMEISTER Jeffersonvllle. Ind. PATRICIA L. NEWKIRK Stanford SHARON R. NEWMAN Hi Hat H. DAVID NICHOLSON Dayton DONNAS. NICKELL Wilhamstown THOMAS L. NICKELL Winchester CLARA NOBLE Minnie DALE NOBLE Hazard JUDY L. NOE West Alexandria CHARLOTTE C. NOEL Louisville PENNY K. NOEL Miamisburg. 0. MARK E. NORENBERG Louisville WILLIAM H. NORTHUP, JR Hartford, Conn. LYNN W, NORVELL New Castle ARLENE M. NUNN Pikeville BERNARD B. OBRYAN III Louisville SANDRA L. O ' BRYAN Louisville BONNIE M. ODLE Tompkinsville DEBRAL. OLDS Frankfort MARK A. OLGES Louisville MARKL. OLIVERCovington KATHYL. O ' NAN Louisville C. EDWARD O ' NAN Frankfort LINDA L.OPELL Louisa LINDA A OSBORNE Paris CHERI A. OSLER Linwood, N.J. SUSAN A. OTTO Ft. Thomas PAULA J. OVERSTREET Perryville REBECCA M. OVERSTREET Lexington BETTYS. OWENS Corbin PAMELA L. PACK Paintsville LARRY K. PAGE Edmonton GARY W. PARISH Valley Station PAM T. PARISH Owensboro PATRICIA A. PARKER Paducah WILLIE C.PARKER Louisville DEBORAH L. PARKS Richmond FELECIA L. PARKS Richmond JARMILIA A. PARKS Richmond RUSSELL F. PARKS Lexington JANET A. PARSONS Cincinnati. 0. JOE W. PASLEY Winchester VICKI L. PATRICK Springboro. 0. DOROTHY A. PATTERSON Valley Station JANICE L. PATTERSON Louisville VICKI S. PATTERSON Burgin TERESA PATTON Paintsville KAREN L. PAUL Paducah FRESHMEN MOR-PAU 553 ALLAN T PAULSON Sparta. N.J. MARY L. PEARCY Louisville WAYNE G. PEARSALL Lorain. 0. ALAN L. PEARSON Richmond DEBRA K. PEARSON Dayton. 0. LARRY J PEAVLER Louisville HELENA S. PEEBLES McDermott. 0. LLOYD W. PENISTON Turners Station ERNEST L. PENNINGTON Spotsylvania. Va. LINDAS. PENNIX London CATHERINE A. PENTECOST Frankfort MICHAEL E PEREZ Brandenburg JUDITH L PERKINS Louisville RICKY L PERKINS Owenton ELLEN S. PERRY Vine Grove DAVID M. PETERS Corbin LINDA M PFALZGRAF Burlington JO A PHARIS Winchester CLAUDE B PHILLIPS Stearns CORKY L. PHILLIPS Hamilton. GEORGE M PHILLIPS Louisville REBECCA L. PHILLIPS Louisville WAYNE PHILLIPS Stearns CARRIE L. PHILPOT London JENNIFERS PLATT Dayton, GERALD W PICKRELLFIemingsburg LARRY D PIERSON Owenton JUNE E. PINNEY Martinsville. 0. BARBARA D PITAKOS Cincinnati. 0. BILLY G PLOETNERFairdale SHERRY L POLLOCK South Shore DIANNEG POLSTON Louisville JANET M.OPOE Louisville KARREN J POPE Fort Knox ELIZABETH J POTTER Linwood. N.J. MICHELEE POTTER Louisville NANCY E. POTTS Louisville MARTHAS PRATHERCynthiana SALLY J PRATHER Prospect Heights, III. MICHAEL W. PRATT Georgetown MALINDA A. PRESTON Pamtsville GAIL PRICE Pamtsville JAMESETTA PRICE Richmond NANCY PRICE Lexington SHERRY J PRICE Louisville JUDITH E PRINZ Covington EDGAR M PRYOR Turners Station MARTHA L. PRYSE Louisville MICHAEL L. PULLIAM Louisville WILLIAM B PURDOM Harrodsburg STEVE T RAABE Cincinnati, PAUL D. RABUZZI Louisville VICKIE L RADERER Louisville DAVI D Y RAGAN Alexandria JAMES E RAINEY Louisville PAMELA L. RAINS Williamsburg DIANNET RAINVILLE Butler, N J DENNIS R RALEIGH Fern Creek MARTHA A RALEIGH Talbert EUBERTA J. RALSTON Louisville KAREN L RAMEY Harlan JOYCE M RAMSEY Albany VICKIS. RANEY Louisville ROBERT A, RANKIN Winchester I. RICHARD RASH. JR. Crestwood SUSAN M RASIMAS Grand Rapids, Mich. CHERYL L RATLIFFEIkhornCity VIRGINIA K RATLIFFEIkhornCity CAROL J RAY Louisville DEBORAH A RAY Finchville JAMES W RAYKIN Shelbyville LUCIA C. RAZOR Lexington , ft 554 FRESHMEN PAU-RAZ Freshmen Overcome Uncertainty MARY L. REAGAN Hartford THOMAS J REBILAS New Carlisle. 0. DONNA M. REDD Danville ILAM. REEDERChilhcothe. DWIGHT B. REESE West Irvine JAMES P. REEVES Melvin DIANNE M REHKAMP Florence ALICE J. REILLY St. Clairsville DEBORAH F REINCKE Cincinnati. 0. JESSIE M. REISS Louisville JANICEM RENNERCmcinnati.O. EDITH A. REYNOLDS Louisville JANE R REYNOLDS Lancaster KATHY A RHOADES Troy. 0. ANDREW W RICE Lexington BETTY K. RICE Prestonsburg He ' s a little ahead of himself, but the expression on this lad ' s face looks like it belongs under a beanie. FRESHMEN REA-RIC 555 Homecoming Brings Back Grads JOANNE RICE Ashland CHARLES R RICHARDS Covington NORA E RICHARDS Mt. Sterling CONNIE J RICHARDSON Waco DEBORAH L RICHARDSON Waco JO A. RICHARDSON Lebanon. SHARON S. RICHARDSON Monticello VICKI J. RICHARDSON Liberty ANGELA R. RICHESON Louisville BECKY B RICKETTS Louisville PAUL M. RIDDELL Richmond RICHARDT RIDDER Newport THOMAS J RILEY Lebanon JAMI E. RINKS Middlesboro BEATRICE M RISHER Richmond CHARLES A. ROACH Radcliff DEBORAH J ROBBINS Danville CLAUDIA L ROBERTS Elsmere JAMES W ROBERTS Seymour. Ind. JUDY L. ROBERTS Erlanger REBECCA A. ROBERTS Ashland FRED S ROBINSON Orlando JOHN L ROBINSON Cincinnati, 0. MAGGIE M ROBINSON Louisville MATTIE J. ROBINSON Manchester ROBERT L ROBINSON Louisville RUTH A ROBINSON Bellevue SANDRA G ROBINSON London JANET I. RODGERS Frankfort LANE RODGES Wallms Creek WILMA J RODGERS Liberty HAROLD F ROESCH Fairfield. 2 Sporting an Eastern helmet. Goofy welcomes homecoming grads. 556 FRESHMEN RIC-ROE BRENDA S- ROGERS Stanton PATTI L. ROGERS Cincinnati. 0. SUSAN L. ROGERS Elizabethtown JACK C ROOKARD Lexington REBECCA A. ROSE Louisville MICHELLE A. ROSER Cincinnati, 0. JIM K ROSS Berea BILLIE A ROTHEL Midway JACQUELINE D ROUNTREE Louisville CAROL L. ROUSSOS Mt. Sterling KENNETH R. ROWLAND Wilmore OPAL S. ROWLAND Clover Bottom STEVE J. ROWLAND Louisville SHARON K. ROWLETT Bedford GERALD G. ROY LaGrange LINDA L. RUF Covington ANGELA L. RULE Louisville BRENDA G RUSH London CYNTHIA A. RUSSELL Newport TIMOTHY B. SAFLEY Louisville WILLIAM D SAMS Covington BARBARA J. SANDERS Richmond MARTHA F SANDS Louisville JOANNA D. SAUNDERS Paintsville LUCY J. SAWHILL LaGrange, III. PAUL E. SCANLON Lexington KAREN L SCHAFFERCincinnati. 0. JOSEPH E SCHETLER Louisville DON D. SCHILLING Lexington ROXANN SCHLELEIN Cincinnati. O ROBIN L. SCHMIDT Alexandria ROSALIE C. SCHMIDT Covington MARY L. SCHOLL Covington JAMES B SCHOMAKER Newport DOROTHY E SCHULER Waynesburg KAREN L SCHULER Louisville DAVID W. SCHULTZ Bromley GAILE. SCHULTZCelina.O JANET L SCHULTZE West Chester. 0. ROBERTA A. SCHUM Louisville DIANE S. SCHWANDNERCincmnati. LINDA K SCHWEITZERCincinnati, 0. RANDALL J SCHWEITZER Bardstown RONALD L. SCHWEITZER Bardstown CAROL P. SCHWENKE Union BABETTE SCHWEIRJOHANN Ft Mitchell JANICE M. SCOTT Wilhsburg JOYCE L SCOTT Middlesboro RUBYL SCOTT Mt. Sterling BRENDA J SEALS Harlan PATRICIA A. SEAMAN Florence PATRICIA A. SEBASTIAN Lexington TANYA L SEBASTIAN Germantown. 0. JOYCE SEILERErlanger WILLIAM H. SEIP Swedesboro, N.J. TERRI J. SEITZ Lawrenceburg, Ind. JERRI E. SELLERS Loveland. 0. MYRA E. SELLERS Leesburg. COY A. SEVIER Corbln DENNA K SEXTON Alexandria SIMIN R. SHAKIB Lexington ROBERT L. SHANES Lexington GARY T. SHARP Lexington LINCOLN V SHARP Harrodsburg LINDA D. SHARP Lockport LELAM.SHAWGreenville, OWEN H SHEELEY Louisville RONNIE A. SHEELEY Fairdale LOIS A. SHEIDLER Dayton. 0. KAMELYA E. SHELBY Louisville JAMES L SHEPHERD Lebanon MARY K. SHERIDAN Newport FRESHMEN ROG-SHE 557 GILBERT S SHEW Richmond JAMES R SHEW Richmond PAUL D SHINDELBOWER Richmond JANET W SHOBE Louisville JERRY L SHOTWELL Erlanger SAMIER E SHUNNARA Louisville PATRICIA J SHUTE Eaton. DENNIS M SILLS Lexington DANNY H SILVESTER Lexington JUDY M SIMMONS Brandenburg FREDRICK L SIMPSON Lancaster NANCEY M SIMPSON Springfield RICHARD L SIMPSON Gravel Switch BOBBY R SIMS London CHERYL L SIMS Burgm DEBBIE A. SIMS Lexington JEROME B SIMS Clarksville. Tenn LARRY R SININGER West Union. 0. VIRGINIA R SKAGGS Greenup DAVID A SKAROSI Sharpsville. Pa. JOHNIEM SKIPWORTH Kettle MICHAEL I. SLAYBACK Lawrenceburg. Ind. JOHN L. SLONECincmnati. 0. SHARON L SLUSHER Williamsburg ARTHUR B SMITH Louisville BEVERLY D SMITH Catlettsburg BRENDA L. SMITH London DELORES G SMITH Louisville ELAINESMITH Louisville JAMES D SMITH Loyall JANET L SMITH Phelps JOHN M SMITH Fairdale JUDITH K SMITH Tompkinsville JULIANNE SMITH Cincinnati. 0. MARK M SMITH Richmond MICHAEL R SMITH Raywick RHONDA J. SMITH Richmond SAMMIE L SMITH Louisville JOLLY B SNIDER Jeffersontown REBE CCA A. SNOWDEN Winchester DAVID M. SORTER Cincinnati. GREGORY A. SPAHR Cincinnati. 0. JOSEPH V SPALDING Lebanon NANCY L. SPARKS Leeco DEBORAH K SPARROW Louisville DIANE J SPECHTSouthgate ELLEN J SPILLMANCarrollton BELINDA S. SPRINGER Lexington JOYCE A. SPURLOCK Louisville SANDRA D STAHL Ft. Mitchell DONNA L STALKER Pikeville SARAH J STAMBACK Eaton. 0. JANE STAMBAUGH Cincinnati. 0. IVER R STANDARD. JR Frankfort MARTHA S STANGBY Hamilton. 0. GARY G. STANSBERRY Erlanger WILLIAM W. STAPLETON Knoxville. Tenn JOYCE A STAYTON Louisville KAREN J STAZETSKI Donora. Pa. RUTH A. ST. CLAIR Louisville RALPH STEELE Lexington NANCY J STEGER Florence PAUL R. STEINMETZ Louisville FRANK C STEPHENS Lexington KATHY L STEPHENS Norwood. 0. ALEXAG STEVENS Danville BETTY P. STEVENS Cynthiana CYNTHIA A. STEWART St. Convoy, 0. DONNA K STEWART Northfield. N.C. EVELYN G. STEWART Letcher MELINDA M. STEWART Worthville VINCENT P. STICKLEN. JR Ft Thomas 558 FRESHMEN SHE-STI Lazy Days Return With Spring MIMI K. STINSON Louisville JAMES L STISCAK Euclid. 0. JANE K. STOCKDALE Mt. Sterling BARRY W. STOESS Crestwood PAUL S.STRADER Louisville KARLA A. STRONG Lexington LARRY H. STROUD Fern Creek LARRY C.STRUNK Baxter DONNA M. STUBBS Hebron MARY A. STULTZ Morrow, 0. MARCELLA STUMBO Minnie DEBORAH A. STURGILL Cumberlan d SHARON A. SULLIVAN Goshen, CHARLES R. SUNLEY Lexington WALLACE W. SUTTON Hopatcong, N.J. GERALD J. SWEENEY Waynesburg MARY S. TABELING Ft. Mitchell KITTY S.TACKETT Virgie TERRI A. TAKACS Middlesborough GERALD W, TAMME Lebanon Junction NANCY R.TASSIE Louisville MICHAEL R. TATCHELL Shepherdsville SHARON R.TATE Dayton. ELNA C TATMAN Versailles LARRY R. TAULBEE Winchester JENNIFER S TAYLOR Louisville MARY S. TAYLOR Williamsburg LINDA J TERESI Arlington. Va. GAIL A. TERSTEGGE Boston MARSHA R. TEWMEY Harrodsburg JANICE M. THACKER Pikeville DAVID P. THEILER Louisville Spring fever on a pretty day is an irresistible fore FRESHMEN STI-THE 559 Warm Weather Makes A Splash ALICE J. THOMAS Greenup JOAN L THOMAS Louisville KAREN A. THOMAS Centerville, 0. PEGGY THOMAS Richmond ALFREDA N THOMPSON Owensboro JACQUELINE D. THOMPSON Florence JO L. THOMPSON Louisville LINDAC. THOMPSON Berry PATRICIA A THOMPSON Winchester ROBERT W. THOMPSON Winchester TERRY D THOMPSON Dayton. CONNIE S. THOMSON New Richmond, 0. EDDIE L. THORNTON Lexington CYNTHIA L. THURMAN Frankfort STEVEN D. THURMAN New Castle LEE A. THURMONDCorbm DAVIS D. TINDOLL, JR. Vine Grove PEGGY L. TINGLE Pleasureville MARTHA L TOLEMAN Brooksville VELMA L. TOMASSETTI Anchorage RUBY K. TRAUGOTT Versailles MARY E.TRAVIS Ghent NIKKI H.TRIPP Louisville HELEN J. TRISLER Harrodsburg MICHAEL L. TROUP Miamisburg. 0. HARRY L. TRUMAN Pleasureville LINDA L. TUCKER Benham MICHAEL M. TUCKER Somerset LORAINE A. TUNGATE Kettering. CHARLOTTE F. TURNER Richmond MARGIE P. TURNER Lerose SALLY A. TURNER Lawrenceburg, Ind. SS 3 ? The Alumni Coliseum pool is a popular student recreation area during the summer months. 560 FRESHMENATHO-TUR WILLIAM D TURNER Louisville KATHY J TURPIN Richmond TERESA R. TURPIN Richmond DEBORAH L. TYE Richmond ROBERT L. ULAND New Albany, Ind. SANDRA L. ULLOM Cincinnati, 0. WANDA L. UNDERWOOD Lexington KELVIN L UPCHURCH Monticello GLENDA F. UTTERBACK Frankfort SHERYL K. VAN BIBBER Maloneton DEBRA L. VANDERHORST Celina. 0. CHRISTY L, VANDERPOOL Lancaster THOMAS M, VAN DYKE Winchester DEBORAH J, VAN HOOSE Tutor Key ELINDA K, VANOVER Middlesboro GARY W. VAN PELT Wilmington, 0. ROGER D, VAN ZANT Mt. Vernon MARCIA D, VAUGHN Louisville NANCY R, VENTERS Pikeville JOHN M. VICEMaysville JESSE VIRES Chavies GOLDIE M. VITTITOE Mt, Washington DARLA J. VOGELSANG Hebron RICHARD G, VON HANDORF Lookout Heights KENNETH B, WADE Harrodsburg ANN C, WAGNER Ft. Thomas RICKY A, WAGONER Georgetown DEBORAH J, WAINRIGHT Goshen, 0. CHARMAINE WALDEN Winchester BARBARA P. WALKER Frankfort EARL W. WALKER Louisville RHONDA C. WALL Waynesburg PAULA K. WALLACE Lebanon, JULIA B.WALLIN Brooksville SUSY M, WALSER Pewee Valley JOYCE A, WALTERS Louisville THOMAS R, WALTERS Newark, 0. DEBBIE L. WARD Pikeville ELIZABETH K, WARD Whitesburg GWENDA G. WARMAN Westchester, 0, DAVID W. WARNING Erlanger ELIZABETH A. WARREN Paris PAULA M, WATERS Bardstown PATTI M. WATHEN Bardstown CYNTHIA J. WATKINS St. Louis, Mo. JAMES M. WATKINS Richmond JUDITH K. WATKINS Carrollton KENNETH D. WATSON Frankfort PATRICIA A. WATTS Winchester JAMES S. WAY Richmond CANDACE J. WEAVER Greensburg, Pa. CAROLYN A. WEBB Mt. Washington CHARLES R. WEBB Covington DEBORAH M. WEBB Perryville RITA J. WEBB South Portsmouth DELBERT E. WEBBER Ft. Thomas MICHAEL C. WEBER Ft. Thomas THERESA A. WEBER Louisville JUDITH L. WEBSTER Frankfort HERBERT F. WEDIG Mt. Healthy, 0. THERESE A. WEIGAND Florence SHERRY V. WEISMAN Cincinnati, 0. GARY F. WELDON Warehouse Point, Conn. MARSHA L. WELKER Shepherdsville BILLY D. WELLS Middlesboro DIANA WELLS Falmouth PAULA M. WERMUTH Independence TANYA L. WERNER Newtonsville. 0. LINDA J. WERT Union DANNY E. WESLEY Valley Station JERRY L. WEST Williamstown VIOLET F. WEST Richmond FRESHMENATUR-WES 561 EDIE M. WETHINGTON Walton JAN K WHALLEN Ft. Mitchell LUCY J. WHITAKER Manchester JAMES E.WHITE Louisville MARTHA J WHITE Paintsville MARY P. WHITE Georgetown BARBARA L WHITEHEAD Brooksville MARCIE A WHITEHEAD Falmouth JOHN M. WHITESIDE Birmingham. Ala. CATHY WHITIS London DEBBE A WHITLEY Cincinnati. JUDY WHITLOW Louisville ROBERT M WIDUP Richmond DEBBIE J WIGGINS Cincinnati. 0. HELEN J WIGGINTON Bloomfield TERRENCEP WILCHER Lebanon NANCY J WILCOX Louisville JANIE R WILHAM Russell Springs CHER L. WILHITE Louisville CHARLES M WILKERSON Lebanon BARBARA J WILKINSON Monticello F DOUGLAS WILLIAMS Pineville GARY L WILLIAMS Shelbyville HELEN J WILLIAMS Bardstown JENNIFER P WILLIAMS Lexington NANCY L WILLIAMS Irvine RICHARD F. WILLIAMS Lebanon RONALD D WILLIAMS Villa Hills JOHN T. WILLIS Nabb. Ind BONNIE J WILSON Lexington CATHERINES WILSON Paris DONNA S. WILSON Lexington GARY A WILSON Louisville LANA J WILSON Richmond ROGER R WILSON Louisville BILL J. WINBURN LaGrange MARGARET A WINBURN Irvine DONALD R WITHROW Paris BRENDAL WITT McKee GLENDAM WITT Lexington VICKI K.WOLFE London TERESA A. WOMACK Grayson GENEVIEVE J. WOOD Frankfort JAMES T WOODHEAD Falmouth CONNIES WOODS Berea PAMELA H WOOLERY Irvine GAILL WORKMAN Akron, VICKI S. WORKMAN Brooksville MARTHA M. WORLEY Perryville MARY S WORTHINGTON Trenton. NJ. JUNE L. WRIGHT Bloomfield LARRY R. WRIGHT Sadieville DAVID G. WURFEL Okolona TERRY G WYATT Berea WILLARD D. WYNN Closplint NANCY A. WYSOCKI Fern Creek PEGGY S YAO Hong Kong KAREN J YATES Warsaw ROBERTA YEAGER Silver Grove LISA A. YELTON Ft Mitchell KATHIE J. YORK Albany DARLENE YOUNG Ashland PAMELA G YOUNG Danville CYNTHIA A YOUNGER Wilhamstown LEAMON B ZACHRY Winchester PAMELAS ZAK Winchester JOY L. ZANONE Louisville THOMAS A ZECHELLA Ft. Thomas PEGGY J ZEIDLER Ft Mitchell DIANE M. ZINK Miamisburg. 0. JOHN L ZINNER Fern Creek JANET C ZYTCZAKCorbm 562 FRESHMEN WET-ZYT Students Use Campus Beauty In Art The secret to drawing a good sketch — as in many things — seems to be holding your mouth right. FRESHMEN 563 Snow Welcomes Second Semester Students JANET L. ADAMS Brodhead L1LAD BLACK Walton LINDA C BLANC Brandenburg JANET K. BOOK Winchester MARY G BOSCHERT Erlanger ERIC R BUNDY Louisville BARRY L BURKETT Somerset WILLIAM E. BURNS Richmond TERESE M. COATES Gahanna. Ohio ELLA J. COLE Winchester TONY COX Richmond CAROLYN D CURTIS Corinth JUDITH G DEATON Jackson ROBERT A. DOUGHTY Preachersville BILLIE J. GILBERT Clay City ROBERT P GOODCincmnati.Ohio A little snow in the face provides a winter diversion from class routine. 564 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS ADA-GOO CONNIE S. GOODWIN Lebanon. Ohio LINDA K. HAMMONS Paris CHARLINDA A HARRIS Fleming RANDALL J HONEYCUTT Pmetop GWENDOLYN K HOOVER Brookville. Ohio REVA HURST Campton MARY B JACKSON Lexington VIRGINIA K.JONES Stanton VIVIAN E KAISER Louisville NORMA R. KECK Covington MARSHA E. KEITH Eubank BARBARA A. KEOGH Lexington BRENDA L KIDDCorbin DENNIS L. LANE Beloit. Ohio HENRIETTA LAWSON Jelhco, Tennessee PATRICIA E. LAWSON Battletown PATSY L. LAWSON Williamsburg ARTHUR LEFEVERS, JR Pmeville DONNA L. LEHMAN Alexandria MERVYN P LEWIS Arima. Trinidad JOHN J. LIPPY Louisville STEPHAN M. LOUIS Ft. Mitchell JOHN E. McFARLAND London SHEILA R. MAGGARD Louisville INAJ.MARCUM Hazard JERALD M. MESSER Pmeville ANITA K MITCHUM Lexington JAMES L MORRIS Richmond, Indiana ADRIAN R. MURPHY Louisville FRANKIE L. NUNN CrabOrchard NANCY L. NUNN Albany BETTY J O ' HARA Corinth NILA J OSBORNE Clyde. Ohio S JOAN OVERSTREET Louisville SHERRY G PARSONS Holland. Michigan KENNETH H. PALMER Chambersburg. Penn JOSE R PARKER San Salvador. El Salvador J B PEAVLERHarrodsburg LINDA G PERRY Valley Station CLYDE W. PHILLIPS Mt. Vernon JANET M PIGMAN Jackson MARGUERITE H QUICK Baldwin. New York ANNE N. RADER Winchester BRENDA L. RANKIN Stanford CHERYL A. REED Medina. Ohio ILENE RIDDERCarrollton PATTY L RIGGS Mt. Gilead, Ohio JACQUELINE M. RUSSELL Bardstown MARVIN A. SANDERS Prospect DENISE A SCHENCK Westminster. Mass. STEPHEN E. SCHENCK Westminster. Mass. JOSEPH A. SCOPA. JR. Totz CAROLS SEKURAWestMitfhn, Penn. JUDY C SIZEMORE Dayton, Ohio GEORGE T. SLONE Piqua. Ohio JUDIC. SOUTH Frankfort JOHN G. SPAHRCincinnati. Ohio OKEY E. SPAULDING Ft. Mitchell CAROL A. STEWART Mt. Vernon LINDA C. SUTHERLAND Louisville REBECCA M. THOMAS Louisville JAMES R VANOVERMiddlesboro LINDA S VAUGHT Coco Solo. Canal Zone NANCY E. WALL Yosemite CHARLOTTE A. WATHEN Boston ROBERT WEBSTER Asheville. North Carolina LISA WILLIAMSON Inez ROBERT G WINKLER Salt Lake City. Utah DOUGLASS W. YOUNG Cincinnati. Ohio BRENDA A. ZIERES Middletown. New York SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS GOO ZIE 565 Senior Credits ABERCRUMBIE, REVELLA ANN; Danville. Delta Sigma Theta.Panhellenic p. 411. ACHZEHNER, BEVERLY ANN; Fort Thomas. SNEA. College Republicans, p 411 ADAMS. JULIA. Princeton. Indiana p. 411 ADDINGTON. D DIANE. Elizabethtown. Alpha Delta Pi. SNEA. Home Economics p 411 ADIN, CARL H . Xenia. Ohio. Tau Kappa Ep- silon. Young Democrats, p 411 ALEXANDER. JERRY DENTON; Somerset. Alpha Chi Lambda. Student Senate. Veterans Club. p 411 ALEXANDER. WILLIAM M , Louisville. Circle K. College Republicans p 411. ALLEN, DEBORAH ANN; Louisville. Young Re- publicans. SNEA p 411 ALLEN. JAMES DOUGLAS. Richmond p. 411 ALLEN. VERA LEE, Raceland. ACE. SNEA p 411 AVERITT. ROBERT FAUBEL; Lexington, Vet- erans Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Honorary Police Fraternity, p. 41 1 B LILLIAN S..Corbin. p. 411 BABER. JERRY ANN. Paris, p. 411. BADGETT. PAUL R : Ashland. Beta Omicron p 412 BAGWELL. GLENNA ARVIN; Lebanon. Phi Alpha Theta. p. 412. BAILEY. LARRY W ; Winchester, Photographer. Milestone and Progress. Alpha Phi Gamma. Debate, p. 412 BAIRD. PATSY ANN; Middlestown. Ohio. Kappa Delta. ACE. CWENS. p. 412. BAKER. DAVID L.; Marengo. Ohio p. 412 BAKER. EDSEL RAY; Lexington p 412 BALDWIN. RONNIE LYNN; Covington. Military Police. Dorm Council President. Beta Theta Pi, AUSA, Association of Law Enforcement, Student Senate, p. 412 BALLARD. ROBERT H ; Lancaster. Collegiate Democrats, Marketing Club. Intramural Sports p. 412. BARKAU. JOHN ANTHONY. Cincinnati, Ohio. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Cheerleader. KYMA. Newman Club. p. 412. BARKER. WILLIAM PRESTON; Brandenburg. Pi Kappa Alpha p 412 BARNARD. MICHAEL M.; Louisville, Marching Band. Symphonic Band p 412 BARNES. KAY LYNN. Lynch. Vallienettes. Home EconomicsClub. YWCA p. 412. BARNES. WALTER LOWERY; Paducah. Ac- counting Club, Veterans Club. Newman Club p. 412 BARNHARDT. LARRY JOHN. Richmond. Indus- trial Education Club. Student Senate p. 412 BARSOTTI. MATTHEW F.; Elwood City. Pennsyl- vania. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Industrial Educa- tion Club, p. 412. ALLISON. ROBERT THOMAS; Lexington p .41 1 AMBURGEY. MICHAEL FRANK; Mt. Sterling p. 411 ANDERSON. CHARLES EDWIN, Elkhorn City. Delta Upsilon p. 411 ANDERSON. GEORGE ALFRED; Maysville. Phi- losophy Club. Newman Club. Lambda Chi Alpha. College Republicans, p. 41 1 ANDERSON. RAYMOND FRANKLIN; Berea p 411 ANDERSON. WILLIAM K , Albion. New York p. 411 ANGEL. JUDY ELLEN; Louisville. Baptist Stu- dent Union p 41 1 ARDINGER. NED ALAN; WHIiamsport. Mary- land p 411 ARMSTRONG. NANCY SUE; Cincinnati. Ohio Kappa Delta p. 411 ARTHUR. ALVA L. Richmond p 411 ASHCRAFT. RAY PATRICK. Louisville. New- man Club. Honorary Business Fraternity p 411 ASHER. LOUISE; Hyden, Kappa Delta Tau p. 411. ASHLEY. KENNETH C; Lexington, p. 411. ASPATORE. EDWARD CHARLES: Louisville. HPER p. 411 AUSTIN, ROBERT EUGENE; S. Portsmouth, Ohio, p.411 The Sigma Chi Derby ' s frolics began the fall on a lively, if sometimes messy, note. 568 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS BATTLES. DONALD RAY; Stanton, College Democrats, p. 412. BATTLES. HOWARD EUGENE; Stanton. Young Democrats, p. 412 BATTS. JAMES WILLIAM; Cattletsburg. p. 412 BAUER. JANE COOKE; Louisville. Newman Club. Young Democrats, p. 412 BAUMAN. BRUCE EDWARD; Sarasota. Florida p. 412. BECK. RUDOLPH WILHELM; Surinam. South America, International Student Association. Eastern Soccer Club. p. 412. BEGLEY, HELEN MARIE: Mason, Ohio p. 412. BEGLEY. RALPH DAVID; Paint Lick, p. 412 BEHANAN. RUSSELL WAYNE; Ghent, Omega Psi Phi President, University Ensemble Pres- ident. p. 412 BELCHER. JANICE LEWIS; Danville p. 412 BENDS, JAMES PATRICK; Georgetown. Ohio. Phi Alpha Theta. p 412 BENTLEY. JOHN ALLEN; Albion. New York p. 412. BERTRAND. JEAN KATHRYN; Feds Creek. Col- lege Republicans. Christian Student Fel- lowship, p. 412. BICKETT. AMY MAY: Louisville. Chi Omega. Young Democrats. KYMA. SNEA p. 413. BIERMANN, ANN ELIZABETH; Cincinnati. Ohio; Valienettes, Home Economics Club. YWCA. p. 413 BINDER. EARL WAYNE; London, p. 413 BINGHAM. JAMES E . Corbin. p. 413. BLACK. BARBARA LYNN; LaGrange. Young Democrats, KYMA, SNEA, Chi Omega p. 413. BLACK. BEVERLY GAIL; West Liberty. HPER p. 413. BLACK. RONALD LLOYD; Silver Grove, p. 413. BLAIR. CHARLES EDWARD; Winchester. Sigma Chi. p. 413. BLAKE. KAREN LYNN; Dayton. Ohio. Kappa Delta, Teacher Education Committee p. 414. BLAKEMAN. IRA LEE: Lawrenceburg. p. 414. BLEDSOE. RONALD FRANKLIN; Erlanger. p. 414. BLEVINS. FLOYD RAY; Monticello, Kappa Delta Pi President. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. MENC. Baptist Student Union. Kappa lota Epsilon. p. 414, BLEVINS. LLOYD KAY; Monticello. Phi Mu Alpha, Kappa lota Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi, Baptist Student Union. Men ' s Glee Club, Marching Band, Symphonic Band. p. 414. BLUE. HARRY A.; Louisville, p. 414 BLYTHE. ROBERT RICHARD; Richmond. Math Club. ROTC Chorus. Student Council, Scab- bard and Blade, KIE p. 414 BOAZ. RONNIE DOUGLAS: Paris p 414 BOEH. DAN E.. Cincinnati. Ohio. Pi Kappa Alpha p 414 BOGGIO, GUIDO; Hasbrouck Heights. New Jersey. AMA AUSA p. 414. BOONE. JOE W ; Springfield, Agriculture Club p. 414. BOONE, SUSAN KAY; Springfield, Kappa Delta Pi. Collegiate Pentacle. p. 414 BORDERS. JUDY CAROL: Louisville p. 415 BORIN. JOHN ANDREW; Norwood. Ohio. p. 415. BOSSE. TIMOTHY JAMES: Ft Thomas p. 415 BOSTON. VELINDA SUE. Jeffersontown. Kappa Delta Tau. Milestone. Young Republicans. p. 415 BOWEN, DARRELL L.; Malone. New York p. 415 BOWEN. MARTHA C . Malone. New York. p. 415. BOWLES. BRIAN LEE: Hazard. Agriculture Club. Student Council Representative, p 415 BOWLING. LYNN ANNE; Brookville. Indiana p. 415. BOWMAN. SHIRLEY ANN, Booneville. SNEA, Collegiate Democrats. National Council Teacher Education, p. 415. BOWMAN. TERRY WESLEY: Louisville. Student Council Representative. Pi Kappa Alpha, p 415. BOYD. RONALD DAVID: Cincinnati. Ohio. Tau Kappa Epsilon. Counter Guerrilla Raiders. AUSA p. 415 BOYLE. IRIS ELAINE; Moreland. SNEA, Mathe- matics Club p. 415 BRADT. PHYLLIS H.; Jenkins p 415 BRANHAM. DONAGENE; Pamtsville. Chi Ome- ga. Cheerleader Captain. Collegiate Pen- tacle. KYMA Club. HPER Club. Young Demo- crats. Queen Athena. ROTC Sponsor p. 415 BRASHEAR. BRENDA DALE; Viper. Sociology Club. p. 415 BRASHEAR, NORA D ; Corbin, Associate Chief Justice, Student Court, Collegiate Pentacle, Kappa Delta Pi, Burnam Inter-Dorm Repre- sentative, Co-Chairman, Student Senate Election Committee, p. 415. BRASHEAR. SHERRY: Masons Creek p. 415. BRASWELL. KATHRYN LUELLA; Ashland, p. 415. BREITENSTEIN, LARRY DOUGLAS: Louisville. Tau Kappa Epsilon, IFC, Student Govern- ment, Young Republicans, p. 415. BRELAND. JAMES D ; Lexington. College Re- publicans. Omicron Alpha Kappa p. 415 BRENNAN. DANIEL JOHN; Louisville. Veterans Club. Alpha Phi Sigma, National Police Hon- or Fraternity, p. 415. BRENNAN. FREDERICK G ; Miami. Florida p 415 BRITE. JAMES F ; Hardinsburg p 415 BRITTAIN. GARY WAYNE; Barbourville p. 415 BROADDUS. PATRICIA M.; Richmond, p. 415 BROCK. SUSAN MORGAN, Mt. Sterling, p 415 BROERING. KAREN LEE: Cold Spring. Colle- giate Pentacle. Cwens. Newman Club p 415 BROGDON. JOHNNY LEROY; Hopewell. Vir- ginia, p. 415 BRONN. JAMES R : Anchorage. Phi Delta Theta. Young Republicans Club. p. 416 BROOKS. PATRICIA ANN; Cynthiana p. 416 BROOKS. ROBERT: Danville. President. Men ' s Inter Dorm, Pershing Rifles, p 416 BROWN. BARTLEY R , Hebron p 416 BROWN. CATHY SUE; Louisville p. 416 BROWN. HELEN IRENE: Portsmouth, Ohio. College Republicans, Orchestra, p. 416. BROWN. JIMMY R ., Whitesburg. President Cir- cle K. President, Collegiate Democrats, Stu- dent Council. KYMA. Homecoming Commit- tee 1970 p 416 BROWN. JOHN W.: Whitesburg. p 416 BROWN. LARRY ALLEN; Ft Thomas p. 416 BROWN. PAUL A ; Albany p 416 BROWN. ROBERT THOMAS; Burgm p. 416 BROWN. RONALD JAY: Pikeville. p. 416 BROWN, WILLIAM CLARK: Camden. Ohio. Scab- bard and Blade, p 416. BRUMMETT. BRADY, London, Accounting Club. p. 416 BRYANT. JAMES D; Anchorage. Agriculture Club. SoilsClub. p. 416 BRYANT, ROBERT CHARLES. Louisville. Alpha Phi Sigma. Newman Club. p. 416. BRYSON. TERRI ANN; Louisville p. 416 BUBEL. DAVID ROY; Rochester. New York, p 416 BUCHANAN. JANET LYNNE: Vevay. Indiana. Young Republicans. Chorus, p. 416 BUCHANAN. JOHN LYNN; Lebanon. Ohio. Kap- pa lota Epsilon, Phi Delta Theta, American Marketing Association, p. 416 BUGG. DAVID BRUCE; Danville. Inter-Dorm Council. Tri-County Club. p. 416 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS 569 BUNCH. BARBARA A; Lebanon Junction. SNEA. Newman Club. Young Democrats. Kappa Delta Pi. Collegiate Pentacle p. 416 BURKE. LARRYGENE. Louisville p 416 BURKE. SHERRY LYNN; Lexington. Eastern Progress. GROWTH p 416 BURTON. CLARICE JEAN; Columbia. President Food and Nutrition Club. YWCA. Depart- ment of Biology Advisory Council. Pi Tau Chi p 416 BURTON. LERRAINE. Mary p 416 BUTCHER. ROSANNE. Stanford. Kappa Delta Pi. Alpha Gamma Delta p 416 BUTLER. BRENDA JEAN. Hopewell. Virginia. House Council. Student Council Repre- sentative. President ' s Committee. Scholar- ship and Loan Committee. Inter Sorority Council. Little Colonel Drill Team. Inter- Dorm Council. President; Chi Omega. Presi- dent, p. 416 BUTLER. WILLIAM DAVID. Troy. Ohio. Scab- bard and Blade. Pi Kappa Alpha p 418 BUTLER, LELANI; Cynthiana. University En- semble. Alpha Kappa. Student Council. Uni- versity Player p. 418 BUTTERS. NANCY LYNNE. Louisville, Mile- stone Staff. Little Colonel Drill Team. Math Club p 418 CAIN. BRENDA ANN. Richmond p. 418 CALIMERI. JOSEPH JEROME; Corning. New York. Accounting Club. American Marketing Association. Intramurals. p 418 CALKINS. PAUL N . Dayton. Ohio p. 418 CAMPBELL. DEBORAH JEANNE. Dayton. Ohio. Home Economics Club. Textiles Club p 418 CAMPBELL. EDDIE NORRIS; Rowdy p. 418 CAMPBELL, W, MICHAEL. Harrison. Ohio. Al- pha Chi Alpha. Beta Theta Pi. KYMA Club. College Republicans. American Marketing Association. Student Senate p, 419 CANTRELL. ROBERT JOE. Chelsea. Michigan. MarketingClub. p 419 CARMAN. GERALD WADE. Lexington p 419 CARMICHAEL. KENNETH R.; Dayton. Ohio p 419 CARNES. CHRISTINE MARGARET; Cincinnati. Ohio. Newman Club, p 419. CARPENTER. DAVID MILTON: Richmond. Rifle Team. p. 419 CARPENTER, PATRICIA LYNN: Sulphur. Home Economics Club, p 419 CARR. DAVID PATRICK; Independence p. 419. CARR. GLORIA TODD; Clay City. Pi Omega Pi. Council for Exceptional Children, p 419 A downtown store is decorated in one of the window-painting sprees that boosted spirit in the fall. CARROLL. JOHN WILLIAM; Ashland. Theta Chi, Young Republicans, p, 419 CARTER. DIANA JANE, Louisville. Symphonic Band. Concert Choir. Delta Omicron. MENC. Orchestra, p. 419 CARTER, ROSEANNA LEE; Raceland p, 419 CASADA, ROGER WILLIAM; South Amherst. Ohio. Student Council Member. Baptist Student Union, Russian Club, Inter-Varsity. Wesley Foundation p. 419 CASEY, JACQUELINE S,; Jackson. Young Re- publicans, p. 419. CASTEGNARO. SANDRA K.. Hardburly. Cwens. Home Economics Club. p. 419 CAYWOOD. MARION JUNE. Crestwood. SNEA. p. 419 CENTER. DURWARD R.; Richmond, p. 419 CHADWELL. JIMMIE; London, p. 419 CHAFFIN. DAVID WESLEY; Pikeville, lota Lamb- da Sigma, p 419 CHAMBERLAIN. LINDA; North Middletown. p. 419. CHANDLER. BARBARA LOU; Manchester, p. 419, CHANEY. LARRY; Jackson p, 419 CHANLEY. JAY HOWARD: Miami, Florida. Swim Team, EClub. p. 419. CHAPMAN, MICHAEL THOMAS; Louisville p. 419 CHAPMAN. STANLEY WAYNE; Louisville. Sig- ma Chi. p. 419 CHARMOLI. JO ANN; Louisville. Kappa Phi Delta, p. 419 CHASE. C. GITTEL, Richmond. Chi Omega. Art Club. Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl. p. 419, CHERNE. ANDREA L ; Middletown. New Jersey. p. 419 570 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS CHESSER. LINDA LEE; Louisville, p. 420. CHILDERS. RICHARD D.; Waco. p. 420. CLARE, MARYELLEN; Metuchen. New Jersey, p. 420. CLARK, CHIP; Monterey. Beta Theta Pi, Young Republicans p. 420. CLARK, DAVID H.: Jenkins p. 420. CLARK. ELIZABETH ANN. Pineville p. 420 CLARK. HAROLD ROBERT; Booneville. p. 420. CLARK. JR.. JOHN ROBERT; Louisville, Indus- trial Education Club, Veterans Club. p. 420. CLARK, NORA L; Martin, p. 420 CLARK. STEVEN WAYNE; Richmond, p. 420. CLAY, YVONNE E,, Louisville. Delta Sigma Theta. p. 420. CLAYTON, NOEL D.; Jamestown p. 420 CLEMONS. EARL DEAN; Hazard, p. 420. CLEMONS. ELIZABETH ANN, Bulan p. 420. CLINE, DEBORAH LEIGH; Winchester. Dietetics Club. p. 420 COATE. CHRISTY KAY; Celina. Ohio. Kappa Delta, Student Council, Gymnastic Team. KYMA. ROTC Sponsor. Cheerleader, Phi Girl. p. 420. COBLENTZ. WILLIAM DAVID; Richmond, p. 420. COBLIN, JR.. WILLIAM G ; Franktort. p. 420. COHELIA. RICHARD D.; Evarts. Veterans Club, p. 420. COLEMAN, GLORIA WATERS: Lebanon Junc- tion. Baptist Student Union. Kappa D elta Pi, Association of Childhood Education, Stu- dent National Education Association. Col- legiate Pentacle, Young Women ' s Associa- tion, p. 420 COLEMAN, MARTHA JANE; Cleves, Ohio, WRA. HPER. Kappa Kappa Sigma, p. 420. COLLINS. KATHLEEN ANN; Pittsburgh. Penn- sylvania. Newman Club. Biology Club. p. 420. COLLINS, STEVEN WAYNE; Valley Station. Pi Kappa Alpha. Scabbard Blade, Inter-Fra- ternity Council, Council of Presidents p. 420. COMPTON. LARRY FRANKLIN; Virgie, Math Club. PhysicsClub. p. 421. COMPTON. MARY HELEN: Pikeville. YWCA. Pike County Club. Republican Club, Home Economics Club, CWENS, Collegiate Penta- cle. p. 421. CONNOLLEY. AL C; Montrose. New York. p. 421. CONRAD. KATHRYN J.: Falmouth, Home Eco- nomics Club, Inter-Dorm, CWENS. Young Democrats, p. 421. CONTE. SCOTTYE HELTON; Ezel, Home Eco- nomicsClub, YWCA. p. 421. CONWAY. DEBORAH BROWN; Georgetown p. 421 COOPER, JEANNE LEE; Eubank. Baptist Stu- dent Union, Young Republicans p. 421. CORDIER. JOHN T ; Stanford, p. 421. CORLIS, JOHN H.; Brooksville. p. 422. CORNACCHIO. JR., ALFRED MICHAEL; North Merrick, New York. Tau Kappa Epsilon, SNEA. p. 422 CORNETT, JEANETTE GAIL. Mershons. HPER p. 422. CORNETT. LINDA E B.: Manchester. Home Economics Club, Student Kentucky Educa- tion Association, p. 422. CORNETT, REBECCA JANE; Skyline. Chi Ome- ga, p. 422. COSBY. LINDA KATHRYN; Richmond p. 422. COX, BETTY CAROLYN: Lexington, College Republicans, College Democrats, p. 422. COX. JR.. CHARLES; Irvine, p. 422. COX. CRAIG;Campbellsville. Collegiate Demo- crats, p. 422. COX, JACQUELINE M ; Campton p. 422. COX, JAMES MADISON; Irvine. Association of Law Enforcement, p. 422. COX, LINDA SUE; Louisville, Delta Sigma Theta, University Ensemble, p. 422. COX. NORMAN ROBERT; Wilmington, Ohio, Mens Glee Club, Agriculture Club. p. 423. COY. JANE S : Richmond, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 423. COLVIN, JUDITH ANN; Ludlow. SNEA. p. 420. CRABB. MARLENE; Windsor, ACE. p. 423. COMBS. JERALD F; Whitesburg. Caduceus Club. Student Government Senator, Col- legiate Democrats, p. 420. COMBS. KATHRYN J. K.; West Union. Ohio. Drama Club. Art Club. p. 420. COMBS, PATRICIA GLEICH: Lancaster, p. 420. COMMONS, SANDRA J.; Louisville. Black Stu- dent Union, Newman Club. YWCA, Delta Sig- ma Theta. p. 420. CRACRAFT, CARLOS HENDRIX; North Middle- town, p. 423. CRAFT. JOHN NEAL; Richmond p. 423 CRAFT. MARTHA McLOCKLIN; Richmond, SNEA. p. 423 CRAWFORD. JAMES CLEAVER; Lebanon p. 423. CREED. DEBORAH ELLEN; Russell, p. 423. CREED. WANDA JANICE; Louisville, Alpha Delta Pi. p. 423. CREUTZINGER, MICHAEL EARL; Ludlow, Pi Kappa Alpha. HPER. p. 423 CREWS. BRENDAFAYE; Lebanon p 423 CRIGLER. SANDRA KAY; Shepherdsville. p. 423. CRISP. BONNIE; Martin. First Vice-President and Warden. Delta Omega. Chamber Choir. Concert Choir. College Republicans. Phi- losophy Club. p. 424. CRITTENDON, GLENN; Newport p. 424 CROSSFIELD, WILLIAM R.; Paris p. 424 CROUCH. HAZEL E.; Shelbyville. SNEA. Secre- tary Shelby County Club p 424. CROUCHER. SHERRILL K.; Jeremiah. Sigma Tau Pi. p. 424. CULLEN. MICHAEL R., Louisville, Vice-Presi- dent and Publicity Chairman Marketing Club. College Republicans p. 424 CUMMINS. JACKSON L; Independence, p. 424. CUMMINS. PHILIP; Georgetown, p. 424 CUPP. BERRY M ; London. Sigma Chi. p. 424. CURRY. LARRY L; Richmond p 424 CURTIS. BARBARA E , Cynthiana, ACE. SNEA. College Democrats, p. 424 DADO. LARRY J.; Freeburn, Sigma Chi, p. 424. DAMRON. RONALD D.; Virgie, Young Demo- crats, p, 424 DAUGHERTY, DOUGLAS B; Ft Mitchell, Phi Delta Theta p. 424. DAVIDSON. PATRICIA J.; Deputy. Indiana p. 424. DAVIS. BENNY J,; Greensburg. p. 424. DAVIS. LARRY 0.; Independence p. 424. DAVIS. REBECCA N ; Ashland. Eastern Dance Theater. HYPER, p. 424. DAVY. PAUL C ; Richmond, Karate Club, Busi- ness Honorary, p. 424. DAWALT. JOHN B.; Dry Ridge, Agriculture Club, p 424 DAY, JAMES L : Big Creek. Young Republicans, p. 424. DEL AMO. GRACIELA; Habana. Cuba p. 424. DELANEY. GARY: Lexington, p. 424. DELANEY, JANISC. Danville, p. 424. DENHAM. HAROLD M.; Danville, p. 424. DENNIS, JAMES E.; Stanton, Law Enforce- ment Association p. 424. INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS 571 DIERSING, PAUL R.. Louisville. Sigma Nu. KYMA, Young Republicans, p 424, DODD, PEGGY M.; Dayton. Kappa Phi Delta. Beta Theta Pi Sweetheart. Caduceus Club. Collegiate Pentacle. Student Disciplinary Committee, p. 424 DOGGENDORF. JOHN N; Cincinnati. Ohio. Vice-President Theta Chi. Young Republi- cans, p. 426 DOLEN. RONNIE K .. Monticello. Circle K Club Treasurer; Young Democrats, p. 426. DOLIER. CARL M ; Chesapeake. Virginia. Sig- ma Nu. Pershing Rifles. Commander; AUSA, Military Police. DMS. Student Senate p. 426. DONALDSON. NEAL P . Richmond, Art Club p. 426 DORMAN, CYNTHIA R ; Covington. Kappa Phi Delta Vice-President. CWENS. Collegiate Pentacle p 426 DORROH. THOMAS L.; Hopkinsville. Alpha Phi Sigma. Sigma Nu. Military Police, Student Government Representative, AUSA. p. 426. DOTSON, DALE M ; Pikeville p. 426. DOTSON. MICHAEL G ; Carlisle p 426 DOTSON, SUZANNE P.; Sharpsburg p. 426 DOTY. BEVERLY A ; Paint Lick, p 426 DOWLING. FRED W , Hoosick Falls. New York p. 426 DOWNS. JOHN W . Louisville. College Repub- licans, SNEA p 426 DRAPER, DOUGLAS G.; Dayton, Scabbard Blade, Military Police, Student Council. Men ' s Interdorm Council. Karate Club. Chemistry Club President p. 426. DREES. KATHRYN L , Van Wert, Ohio, Chi Omega. Student Council. Milestone p. 426 DREISBACH, GLEN R : Louisville p 426 DRUMMOND. MICHAEL B.; Wilmington, Ohio, Wrestling Team. p. 426. DUNCAN. LARRY A; Jeffersontown p. 426 DUNCAN. MICHAEL L ; Warsaw, p. 426 DUNHAM. SHIRLEY. Milford. Ohio. Chi Omega, Little Colonel Drill Team p. 426. DUNN, CHARLOTTE M . Burgin. University Ensemble, p. 426. DUNN, REX; Burgin. Student Senate. College Republicans. Kappa lota Epsilon. Tau Kappa Epsilon Vice-President. Physics Club p. 426. DWELLY. JUDY K ; Mayslick. SNEA. p. 426. EADS. MICHON R.; Detroit, Michigan, Alpha Delta Pi Vice-President, p. 426 V ' r EADS. RODNEY G.: Corbin p. 426. EAGER. SUE R .. Harlan p. 426. ECKERT. MARGARET A; Newport p. 426. EDEN, RONALD W , Richmond, HYPER CLUB, p 426 ELLIOTT. GENEVIEVE; Corbin. p. 426. ELLIS. SUSAN C; Moorestown. New Jersey, Kappa Delta, p. 427. ELOVITZ. MARY R.; Lexington. Collegiate Pen- tacle. Kappa Delta Pi. ACE. p. 427, ELZA. CHARLES E,; E Bernstadt p, 427 EMERY, SCOTT W.; Hudson Falls. New York p. 427. EVANS. GERALD D.; Nicholasville. p. 427 EVANS, LINDAS,; Richmond p. 427. EVANS. MARGARET A.; Louisville p. 427. EVANS. MARILYN R.; Wilmore. WRA. p. 427 The ravine provides an ideal spot for a frisbee fling. FAESENMEIER. SUSAN K ; Louisville. College Republicans. Phi Alpha Theta p. 428. FAHEY. GEORGE J.; Valley Station p. 428. FAIR. JERRY L ; West Carrollton, Ohio. p. 428. FALK, MARIANNE E ; Cleveland. Ohio. Young Republicans. Kappa Delta Tau. Milestone. Alpha Phi Gamma. Vice-President, p. 428. FANNIN. DANNY R ; Brooksville. Scabbard Blade. Mathematics Club. p. 428. FARDO. HELEN M ; Falmouth. Phi Alpha Theta. SNEA. p. 428. FARIS.LEON W. Ill; Paris, p. 428. FARLER. PATRICIA H ; Hazard, p. 428. FARMER. DONNA T.; Corbin, Collegiate Pen- tacle. CWENS. p. 429. FARMER. GARLAND R.; New Zion, p. 429. FARMER, JOHN D.; Corbin p. 429 572 INDEX DIRECTORY ' SENIOR CREDITS FARMER, JOSEPH T ; Corbin. p. 429 FAULKNER. PHYLLIS A.; Campbellsville. Col- legiate Democrats. Polity Society, p. 429. FAWBUSH, MICHAEL K,; London, p. 429. FEATHERSTON. CAROL S.; Lexington. Art Club p. 429. FELDKAMP, SUE E.; Bellevue, WOS, WRA, Gym- nastics, Field Hockey, p. 429. FELDMAN. MARY N ; Louisville, HPER Club. WRA, Campus Gold. p. 429. FELTNER. PHILIP L; Springfield, p. 429. FELTNER. SANDRA L; Hardburly p. 429 FIELDS. LARRY S.: Grayson. Scabbard Blade, Caduceus Club, President; AUSA. Student Council. OAK. Kappa lota Epsilon p. 429 FIELDS. TOMMY C; Whitesburg. p. 429 FIKE. SHARON: Waco. Kappa Delta Pi. Kappa Pi. SNEA, Collegiate Pentacle. Art Club p 429. FISHER, JANICE D.; Lexington, p. 429. FITZGERALD. LINDA D.; Dayton, Ohio p. 429 FLEMING, MARK A.; Cincinnati. Ohio. Pershing Rifles. Cave Club, Newsletter Editor, p. 429 FLETCHER, CATHY L; Trenton, Ohio, Marching and Concert Band, WRA Vice-President, HPER, Women ' s Officiating Services p. 429. FOLEY, THERESA C; Richmond p. 429 FORTNER. ILA G.. Wilhamstown, Karate Club, WRA. SNEA, Hockey Team p. 429 FOUST. DONNA L; Louisville. Alpha Phi Gam- ma, Aurora Staff, Progress Feature Editor, College Republicans. KYMA. Anglicans, Phi- losophy Club, p. 429. FOUTZ. DIANA L; Seven Mile. Ohio. p. 429. FOWLER. CYNTHIA J.; Lexington, Kappa Delta, p. 429. FRANCIS. WOODY: Bulan. p. 429 FRANK. RALPH E.; Danville, Marching and Symphonic Band, Jazz Ensemble, College Republicans, MENC, Composers Club p. 429. FRASHER. DONNA R,; Louisville. Kappa Phi Delta, College Republicans, p. 429. FREDERICK. PAMELA L: Mt. Sterling, Alpha Delta Pi. p. 429. FRENCH. MICHAEL W.; Valley Station, AMA. p. 430. FRITH. KENNETH A.: Lexington, p. 430 FRITZ. GEORGE F.. JR.; Lexington, p. 430. FROST. PAMELA L; Carrollton. Pi Omega. CWENS. p. 430. FUGATE. GLEN M.; Cincinnati. Ohio. Delta Upsilon, Inter Fraternity Council p. 430. FULLENWIDER. EDGAR W. II; Shelbyville. In- dustrial Education Club p. 430 FURNISS. LARRY E . Mt. Gilead. Ohio. p. 430. GABBARD. LYDIA C; Booneville. Home Eco- nomics Club. p. 430. GANTT. DEBORAH L . Centerburg. Ohio. SNEA, ACE, Collegiate Pentacle. p. 430. GARLAND, LARRY A . Middleboro. p. 430 GARRISON. GARY P .; Felicity. Ohio p. 430 GARVEY, LENA H.; Carrollton. Pi Tau Chi. p. 430. GARWOOD. TERRY A.; Woodbridge. Virginia p. 431 GASKINS. DIANE J; Newport. SNEA p 431 GAY. WILLIAM F .; McKee p. 431 GEE. ROBERT L.; Roseville. Michigan. Account- mgClub. VetsClub p. 431 GELKE. MARK L; Ft. Thomas. President. Phi Alpha Theta. Kappa Delta Pi. Young Repub- licans, p. 431 GENNETT, NATHANIEL C. W., Ill; Asheville. North Carolina, p. 431 GEORGE. REBECCA; Lebanon. Ohio. Kappa Phi Delta. Student Council. Textile Club p 431 GERREIN, DAVID A.. Newport. President. AMA. p. 431. GIANCOLA. LORIE L ; Louisville, p. 431 GILES. WILLIAM P.; Lexington. Collegiate Dem- crats p. 431 GILLIAM. DORIS F.; London p. 431 GIRTEN. M, LAWRENCE; Louisville. Sigma Chi Treasurer, p. 431. GIZZI. WILLIAM R ; Yonkers, New York. p. 432. GLASS, DANNY R.; Georgetown p. 432 GLASS. MARTHA C; Richmond. Kappa Delta, CanterburvClub. o. 432. GLIER, DANIEL W.; Ft. Thomas. President, Sig- ma Tau Pi Vice-President, Men ' s Interdorm Council, p. 432. GOBLE. CHLOTENE 8.: West Van Lear p. 432. GOBLE, VICTOR M.; Prestonsburg, Delta Up- silon. p. 432. GOGGIN, BARBARA A.; Stanford, Home Eco- nomicsClub, KHEA, AHEA. p. 432. GOINS, PATRICIA A,; Richmond. CWENS. Kap- pa Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle. ROTC Spon- sor, Alpha Delta Pi President. Student Coun- cil, p. 432. GOLD. BARBARA A . Owensboro. Kappa Delta Pi. Phi Alpha Theta, SNEA. Collegiate Pen- tacle p. 433 GOLDSCHMIDT. GENE. Reading. Ohio. p. 433. GOODLETT. CONNIE M ; Taylorsville p. 433 GORDON. MARY M . Lancaster. Accounting Club. Sigma Tau Pi p. 433 GOSSOM. TERRY D . Milton p. 433 GRANT. RONNIE L ; Columbia. Beta Omicron Gamma, p. 433. GRAY. GENEVA. Manchester p. 433. GRAY. MARY C ; Danville. President Delta Sig- ma Theta, University Ensemble, SNEA. ACE, BSU p 433 GREEN. CHRISTINE L . Anchorage. Vahanette Commander. Collegiate Pentacle, Kappa Delta Tau, NHEA. p 433 GREEN. KENNETH E . Louisville. Progress. Arts Editor. Men ' s Interdorm Council, Alpha Phi Gamma, p. 433. GREENFIELD. ROCHESTER C ; Roehhng. New Jersey, Varsity Basketball. Student Court p. 433 GREGORY, MARTIN W.: Fredoma. New York p. 433 GRIEME. RICHARD D . Park Hills p. 433. GRIGSBY. JAMES L ; Hamilton. Ohio. Student Court Theta Chi. President p. 433 GRIMES, TERRENCE F.; Richmond. President, Delta Upsilon; Psy Chi. Polity Society. Vet- erans Club, Student Council p. 433 GRISIER. PHYLLIS A.; Archbold. Ohio. MENC. President; Delta Omicron. Chamber Choir. p. 433. GRITTON. GLEN A.; Sinai, p. 433 GRITTON, JANE C ; Sinai, CWENS. Sigma Tau Pi. Collegiate Pentacle. p. 433 GRIZZLE. GLENN W.; Louisville p. 433. GUFFEY, BOBBY D.. Albany p. 433. GUZZO, SANDRA J.; Yonkers, New York, p 433 H HAGADORN, NAN C; Hazard, Young Repub- licans. Newman Club, p 433. HAGGARD, MARILYN K.; Liberty p. 433. HAINES. JOHN A ; Marion, Ohio. p. 433 HALCOMB. BRENDA S.; Harlan, p. 433 HALCOMB. WINSTON C; Richmond. Caduceus Club. p. 433 HALEY. DEIDRI; Brooksville, Canterbury Club, WRA. Young Democrats, p. 433. HALL. BENJAMIN F.; Nicholasville. p. 433. INDEX DIRECTORY SENIORCREDITS 573 HALL. ELIZABETH A ; Pmeville. Caduceus Club, p. 434. HALL. MARGIE A.; Richmond. Alpha Delta Pi. SNEA. p. 434 HALL, ROY; Hi Hat. p. 434. HAMBLEN. ANN, Ft. Lauderdale. Florida p. 434. HAMILTON, GALE M ; Loretto. p. 434. HAMILTON. WENDY S.; Madison, Indiana, SNEA p, 434. HAMPTON, NANCY F .; Frankfort. Sigma Tau Pi. p. 434. HAMPTON. PAUL D.; Frankfort, Football Team p. 434 HAMPTON. RONNIE J ; Winchester. Collegiate Democrats, Biology Club. Black Student Union p. 434 HARBER. H EDWARD. JR . Ft. Thomas. Circle K. SNEA. College Republicans p. 434. HARBIN, STEPHEN E .; Louisville. Young Re- publicans; President. Beta Omicron Gamma; Interfraternity Council, President ' s Coun- cil IFC. BiologyClub p. 434 HARKINS, MELISSA J, Greenville. Catalma Club. p. 434, HARP, JAMES S.; Frankfort. AMA p. 434 HARRIS, LAURETTA J ; Louisville p. 434 HARRISON, LAWRENCE R.; Louisville p. 434 HART. ROBERT F., JR ; Winchester p. 434 HARTMAN. BRENDA W.; Smithfield p. 434. HARVEY. ROBERT D : North Bay, Ontario. Al- pha Chi Alpha. Founder; KYMA. Curna Club. Young Democrats, Weight Lifting p 434 HATFIELD, LOIS C ; Harlan, Republican Club, p 434 HAWKINS. SHARON D ; Lexington, p. 434, HAYDEN, GWENDOLYN W.; Nicholasville p. 434 HAYES. ROBERTA L; Brodhead p. 434 HAYS, CECIL D ; Gravel Switch p. 434 HAYS, TEDDY L; McKee. Agriculture Club p. 434. HECK. JUDITH C .; Louisville p. 434 HEDRICK, MARCELLYN G; Frankfort. HPER. President; Young Republicans Club, p 434 HEID. KAREN L .; Cincinnati. Ohio, Kappa Delta Tau, Collegiate Pentacle. Kappa Delta Pi. Newman Club. p. 434 HEIDERICH. JOHN E . Cincinnati. Ohio. Vice- President, Lutheran Students. Student Council, p 434 HEITZ. EDWARD J.; Southgate. p. 435. HELF. GARY L . Columbus. Ohio. Circle K p 435 HEMPEL. DANIEL R.; Winchester. Phi Delta Theta. Industrial Education Club, Kappa lota Epsilon p. 435 HEMPEL, DEBORAH J.; Walton. Kappa Phi Delta; Vice-President, Walters House Coun- cil, ACE, SNEA, CEC, Student Council p 435 HENDERSON, NITA K.; Cincinnati, Ohio. Stud- dent Court, YWCA. Home Ec Club. Vice- President, Young Republicans, CWENS. Vice-President, Home Economics Coordi- nating Council, AHEA. KHEA. State Chair- man; House Council, Burner Award Re- cipient, Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle. p 435 HENSLEY, MICHAEL W; Orlando. Florida p. 435 HENSON. NELSON C ; Mt Olivet, Young Demo- crats, p. 435 HERALD. JOYCE A .; Jackson p. 435 HERNDON. MYRON D ; Sparta, p 436. The Van Peursem Pavilion becomes the site of an impromptu sing-in. 574 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIORCREDITS HERRIN. GERALD H ; Richmond, Phi Alpha Theta. p 436 HERRMANN. MARGARET L; Louisville. College Republicans. SNEA. p. 436. HETZEL, JOYCE M ; Hehron, Alpha Phi Sigma, Law Enforcement Association, p. 436. HEWETSON. ALBERT D.; Ft Thomas p. 436 HIBBARD. JANET B: Manchester, Home Eco- nomicsClub. p. 436. HIGDON. GAREY D.; Louisville p 436. HIGDON. GLORIA G .; Harned. Sigma Tau Pi p. 436 HIGGINS. LINDA LEE; Louisville. Home Eco- nomics, p. 437. HILL. SAMUEL WALTER; Jackson, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pershing Rifles, p. 437. HILLER, RALPH MICHAEL; London p. 437 HILLER. SUSAN KOTTE; London p. 437 HINES, SUSAN DIANNE: Goshen. Ohio. SCEC. p. 437. HODGE. JOHN ROBERT; Louisville. HPER p. 437 HOFFMAN, MICHAEL JOHN; Southgate. p. 437. HOGAN, RICHARD T,; Salem. New Jersey. New- man Club. KEA. Golf. p. 437. HOLLADAY. MARCY FRAN; Centertown p. 437 HOLLAR, SHARON LEE; Charlottesville, Vir- ginia, Catahna Club, Band. p. 437 HOLLIDAY, CAROLYN ROSE; Hazard p. 437. HOPE. GEORGE L; Lexington. Karate Club. Sigma Chi, IFC. Young Republican. Young Democrat, p. 437. HOPKINS. LAWRENCE L; Louisville. Interna- tional Student Association, Circle K. Bap- tist Student Union, p. 437 HORNSBY. ROBERT WILLIAM; Dabolt p. 437. HOSKINS, HOWARD W.; Salversville. p. 437. HOUCHENS. DWIGHT CLEAVER; Mt Olivet p. 437 HOUSE, RANDAL; Nicholasville. p. 437 HOUSE. SHERRY FAULKNER; Walton. Chi Ome- ga. CWENS. Delta Upsilon Sweetheart, Kap- pa Delta Pi. Little Theatre, p. 437. HOWARD. ARTHUR L, JR.; Chicago. Illinois. AUSA, Varsity Track Team. p. 437 HOWARD. JANET D.; Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, SNEA. College Republicans, Alpha Delta Pi. p. 437. HOWARD. JERRY LYNN; Manchester, p. 437. HOWARD. VIRGINIA WATKINS; Hazard, Home Economics, p. 437 HRANICKY, FRANK; Somerset, p. 437 HUBBARD, LOUISE R ; Lexington, p. 437 HUFF, PATRICIA IRENE; London p 437 HUGHES. JAMES RANDAL. JR ; Simpsonville p. 437. HUGHES, JODY EARL; Sinai, Vets Club. p. 437 HUGUELY. MARGARET SUE; Sarasota, Florida. KYMAClub p 437 HUMPHRIES, MARY HELEN, Paris, Collegiate Pentacle, Kappa Delta Pi. SNEA, ACE p. 439 HUNT. LADDIE KEITH; Louisville. Veterans Club. p. 439 HUNT, VIRGINIA L.. Mt. Vernon, Home Eco- nomics, SNEA. p 439. HUNTER. MARGARET J ; Irvine, p. 439 HURD, LARRY WAYNE; Norwood. Ohio. Beta Omicron Gamma, p. 439. HURST, STEVEN MELVIN; Madeira. Ohio, Phi Alpha Theta. p. 439 HURT. LARRY BYRON; Hazard. Polymathol- ogists Club, Baptist Student Union. Kappa Delta Pi, Math HonoraryClub p. 439 I INFANTINO. BLANCA; Colombia. South Ameri- ca, International Club, vice president, p. 439. INGRAM. REBA; London, p. 439. INSCO, JAMES B.; Bloomington. Indiana, Sig- ma Nu. Alpha Phi Sigma, Scabbard Blade, AUSA. MP Company. Intramurals p. 439. INSKO, JAMES HAROLD; Paris, p. 439 IRWIN. DORIS JANET; Albany, p 439. IRWIN. JAMES B ; Dayton, Ohio. p. 439 ISAACK. DONNA SUE; Cincinnati. Ohio. p. 439 ISAACS. FLOYD THOMAS; Lebanon p. 439 ISAACS. KATHRYNE SUE; Mameville. Ohio, p. 439. JACKMAN. CHERYL JOANNE; Jeffersontown. WOS, WRA, Women ' s Intercollegiate Vol- leyball Team, Women ' s Intercollegiate Bas- ketball Team p. 439 JACKSON, CANDRID BETH; Wellsville. Ohio p. 439 JACKSON, CONNIE B.; Ashland. HYPER. Kappa Phi Delta, p. 439. JACKSON. MARGARET CAROL; Richmond, Col- legiate Pentacle. CWENS, Biology Club, p. 439. JACKSON, MARIA WALKER; Bedford. Kappa Delta Pi. p. 439 JACKSON. VIRGINIA LOUISE; Burnside. p. 439. JAMES. VERLA A.; Lexington. Home Econom- ics, Kappa Delta Tau. p. 439. JASPER. MARY LYNN; Somerset. Kappa Phi Delta. ACE. p. 439 JAYNES. ROBERT LEWIS; Lexington p. 439 JENKINS. DAVID TENENT, Middlesboro p. 439. JENKINS. MILDRED R ; Berea p 439. JENKINS, WILLIAM JACKSON, New Boston, Ohio, Tau Kappa Epsilon. p. 439. JENNINGS. ELIZABETH GAY; Nicholasville. p 440 JESSEE. WILLIAM KENT; Richmond p. 440. JOHNSON, GREGORY; Myra. HYPER, p. 440. JOHNSON. JAMES SCOTT; London. BSU. p. 440 JOHNSON, KEITH W ; Ashland, Alpha Psi Ome- ga, University Players, Student Council Rep- resentative p 440 JOHNSON. PEGGY INEZ. Marshall. Texas. New- man Club. p. 440. JOHNSTON, MICHAEL LEONARD; West Palm Beach, Florida, p. 440. JONES. DONALD R.. London. Agriculture Club Vice President, p. 440 JONES. JESSIE LOUISE; Hamilton, Ohio. p. 440. JONES. MELINDA W; Lexington. Milestone. WRA. Young Democrats. WOS p. 440 JONES, NORMA CROWE; Pewee Valley, Col- legiate Pentacle, SNEA, Young Democrats, p. 440 JONES. RUBEN EARLE, Tallahassee. Florida. Wrestling Team. E Club, HYPER, p. 440. JONES. SYDNEY DIANNE; London, p. 440. JORDAN. CAROLYN FRY; Milroy. Indiana, p. 440. JORDAN. STAYCE LEE; Lexington, GROWTH, SCEC. p. 440 JUDSON. AMELIA YOUNG; Lexington, Chi Ome- ga, HYPER p 440 JUSTICE. CLINTON DALE; Elkhorn City. Beta Theta Pi p. 440 KANE, JOHN NORMAN; Louisville, Industrial Club. p. 440 KAUFMAN. RONALD L; Louisville p. 440 KAYLOR, MICHAEL R.: Dayton. Ohio, Pi Kappa Alpha. Varsity Football, p. 440. KEHOE. BOB JOSEPH; Miami. Florida, Track Team. p. 440 KELLS, ROBERT LAMAR. Williamstown, Ac- countmgClub. p. 440. KELLY. MALCOLM HOLLIS. JR.; Oxford. Penn- sylvania, Beta Omicron Gamma. Vice Presi- dent, p. 440. INDEX DIRECTORY SENIORCREDITS 575 KENDRICK. FATINA J.; Elkhorn City p 440 KENDRICK. RONALD G . Florence, SCEC Pres- ident, College Republicans, ASHA p 440 KENNEDY. JAMES FINLEY. London. Pi Kappa Alpha p 440 KENNEDY. JENNIFER LEE. Richmond. Cadu- ceus Club, Biology Club p 440 KESSLER, DAVID L . Marion. Indiana p. 440 KIDWELL, GOLDIE CRAIG; Walton p. 441 KINDER. JUDY LINNET. Pikeville p 441 K INM AN, PHILIP M , Dry Ridge p 441 KIPP. CATHERINE ADELE; Cincinnati. Ohio. Majorette. GROWTH. SNEA. p. 441 KIRBY. SHEILA LANE. Versailles. Little The- atre. Dramatics Fraternity. SNEA, Collegiate Pentacle, Kappa Delta Pi. Canterbury Club p. 441 KLAMO. JO ANN; Fairfield. Ohio p 441 KLINGLER. PATRICIA ANN; Carrollton. CWENS. Young Democrats p 441 KRASINSKI. CHARLOTTE F , Louisville, p 441 KRUEGER, ALAN CHARLES; Phoenix. Arizona. HYPER Club. Sigma Nu Fraternity p. 442 KUHNHENN. LYNDA DAVIS. Grayson p. 442 KUNST KRISAND LYNN, Springfield, Ohio p 442 LA FAVERS. SHIRLEY RAMSEY. Albany. SNEA. Young Republicans p. 442 LAINHART. AARON DOUGLAS; Richmond p. 442 LAKE. DAVID LEE. St Albans. West Virginia. Circle K. Lt Governor Kentucky-Tennessee District of Collegiate Democrats p. 442 LANDRETH, JOHN WAYNE: Cynthiana p. 442 LANGE. FRANK BRUCE. Piqua. Ohio, Pi Kappa Alpha. Dorm Council. Swim Team. Kappa Pi Art Club p. 442. LANHAM. WILLIAM VANCE; Lancaster, p, 442 LASWELL, BRENT ROBERT; Mt Vernon, New- man Club, KarateClub, p. 442 LAWSON. FRANCES GORDON; Lexington p 442. LAWSON. FRANK DARRYL. Lexington, p. 442. LAYMAN, THOMAS EDWARD; Lexington p. 443. LEASOR, GARY DALE; Louisville, Sigma Tau Pi Business Fraternity p 443 LEDFORD. JOAN MARLEEN; London, Collegiate Democrats p 443 LEDFORD. PATRICIA DIANE: Maysville. College Republican Club. p. 443 LEDFORD. PHYLLIS SHARON; Helton p. 443 LEDFORD. RONALD M.. Paintlick. College Re- publicans, p 443. LEFEVERS. JERRY WAYNE. Pineville p 443 LEMASTER. REBEKAH RUTH. Louisville. Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. SNEA. Messiah. Young Republicans. President ' s Committee, p. 443 LETHGO, NANCY LOUISE, Ravenna, SNEA, p 443 LEWIS, CAROLYN SUE; Brookville. CWENS, Student Council. SCES. ACE p. 443 LEWIS. JAMES M,; Dayton. Ohio p 443 LEWIS. STEPHENS. .Lexington p 443 LIGHTNER. RICKY PHILPOT; Centerville. Ohio. Chi Omega Sorority. Co-Captain Little Colo- nels. Little Sigma. Student Council. Kyma Club p 444 LILLIS. GAIL PHILLIPS; Richmond. Biology Club p 444 LISLE. JAMES PREWITT; Winchester, Account- ing Club Vice President, Veterans Club p 444 LITTERAL, CAROLYN SUE. Irvine. SNEA. Bap- tist Student Union, Interfaith Council p 444 LITTLE. CELESTINE A; Louisville. Black Stud- dent Union, Growth, p. 444 LLOYD. DAVID MICHAEL; Louisville. Tau Kappa Epsilon Vice President. College Republicans. AUSA p 444 LOCKER. TERESA KAY, Paintlick p 444 LONG. BOBBIE JEAN: Lancaster. Catahna Club. HYPERClub p. 444 LONG. DONALD LEE, Brodhead p. 445 LONG. DOUGLAS K ; Germantown, Ohio. Pi Kappa Alpha, p. 445 LONG. LARRY MARTIN; Harrodsburg. p. 445. LONG. WILLIAM LESLIE; Richmond p. 445 LUCAS. WILLIAM STEVEN: Stanford. Kappa Delta Pi. Young Republicans. SNEA. p. 445. LYNN. SAM P ; Danville p. 445 LYON. MARLENE ELIZABETH; Louisville. Col- legiate Pentacle. Democrats, p. 445 LYONS. LINDA CAROLE. Bethlehem. Cwens President. Collegiate Pentacle. p, 445 LYONS, MIKE CAESAR; South Shore, Track. HPER Club Vice-President, p. 445 M McANINCH, VIVEN DURHAM; Liberty. Biology Club p 445 McBRAYER. MARY ELIZABETH; Lawrenceburg, Food and Nutrition Club. p. 445. McCABE. KELTA ANN; Ehzabethtown. Kappa Phi Delta. SNEA, Philosophy Club p. 445 McCALL, E LYNN; Newton, New Jersey, Col- legiate Pentacle. Kappa Delta Pi. Math Club, p. 445 McCAULEY. MARY HENDERSON; Versailles p. 445 McCLANAHAN, MARY LOU. Irvine, p. 445. McCOWAN. CLIFTON EUGENE. London. Phi Alpha Theta p 445 McCOWAN. SUSANNE FIECHTER; London p. 445 McCRACKEN. BARBARA; London p. 445. McDANELL. MARGARET JAYNE; Owenton p. 445 McDANIEL. ROBERT BRUCE; London p 445. McDEVITT. TRISH E . Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Alpha Gamma Delta president. Hockey team. Newman Club, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 445. McDONALD, JEFFREY GRANT; Louisville, On- torio Chorus. Marching Band p, 445. McDONALD. RICHARDC . Liberty p. 445. McFADDEN. DENVER, London. Phi Alpha Theta p. 445 McGEE. SHARON GAIL, Falmouth p. 445, McGLONE. JAMES MICHAEL; Harrodsburg p. 445. McKINNEY, DANNY: Brodhead p 445 McKINNEY. ROGER DAVID; Richmond, Indus- trial Education Club. p. 445. McKITRIC. ELOISE J ; Burgm. Delta Sigma Theta, University Ensemble, SNEA, Home Economics Club. YWCA. Black Student Union p. 446. McMILLER. KATHY JO; Cincinnati. Ohio. East- ern Dance Theater, HYPER Club secretary. Karate Club. KYMA Club, Anglican Club, Re- publican Club, WRA. p. 446, McQUEEN, ROBERT BERNARD: Stanton, Ex- ecutive Board Collegiate Democrats, p. 446. McREYNOLDS. SHEILA GAIL: Mayfield. Home Economics Club. Foods and Nutrition Club. p 446 McWHORTER. BARBARA SUE; Knifley. Delta Sigma Theta, Black Student Union. ACE. p. 446 McWHORTER, MARY LOU; East Bernstadt, p. 446. McWHORTER, REGINA SUE; Hustonville, ACE, SNEA. p. 446 McWHORTER. WILLIAM RUSSELL; Richmond, p. 446 MARY. REBECCA JANE; Hardinsburg, Kappa Delta, SNEA. Young Republicans, p. 446. 576 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS MAGGARD. DEBORAH JANE; Hazard. Young Republicans. Baptist Student Union, p. 446. MAKIN, JERRY W.: Mt. Vernon, p. 446. MALATESTA, WINNIE; Maple Shade. New Jer- sey. Kappa Delta Sorority Vice President, Marketing Club, Secretary, p. 446. MALONEY, ROBERT C; Cincinnati, Ohio, Ac- countingClub. p. 446 MANGUS. WILLIAM MICHAEL; Richmond, p. 446 MANION. WILLIAM P.; Maysville. Young Re- publicans, Newman Club. p. 446. MANN. BARBARA JEAN; Carrollton. Caduceas Club. p. 446 MANN, NANCY ANN; Danville, p. 446. MARCUM. JAMES C; Louisville, Phi Delta Theta, President Sophomore and Junior Class, Milestone, p. 446. MARCUM, VIVIAN GAYLE; Sandgap. p. 446. MARKS, PAMELA S.; Georgetown, Ohio, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Polymathologists secretary, p. 446 MARLETT, KELBY S.; Louisville. Tau Kappa Epsilon. p. 446 MARLETT, SARAH L ; Prestonsburg. Chi Ome- ga. KYMA Club. Little Colonel Drill Team. p. 446. MARQUIS. GREGORY T.; Erlanger, Pi Kappa Alpha, Swim team, HPERCIub. p. 446. MARSH, LINDA BEA; Harrodsburg, WBA. Mod- ern Dance Theatre. HYPER Club, Alpha Kap- pa Alpha, OMEGA Psi Phi sweetheart, p. 446. MARSHALL. MARY; Jackson. Phi Alpha Theta. Young Democrats, p. 446 MARSTON. DONNA P.; Wheatley. p. 446. MARTELLO, MICHAEL J.; Lexington, Beta Omi- cron Gamma, Phi Alpha Theta, Young Re- publicans, p. 446. MARTIN, GERALD L .; Middletown. Ohio p. 446. MARTIN. JAMES LAWRENCE; Richmond, Ac- counting Club. p. 447 MARTIN. JOHN ROY: Garrett, p. 447 MARTIN, LINDA LOU; Corbin p. 447. MASON. GARY LYNN; Booneville p. 447. MASON. JAYNE ANN; Milford. Ohio, Phi Alpha Theta, Majorette, p. 447 MASON, PAULETTE DUNN; Lexington p. 447 MATTINGLY, MARION CARNEY; Springfield. Pi Kappa Alpha, p. 447 MAUPIN, CAROL WILLIAMS; Berea p. 447. MAXSON, CHARLES REYNOLDS; Lexington, p. 448 MAY. ELRENE; Elkhorn City, Kappa Delta, Col- legiate Pentacle. p. 448. MAY, JON D.; McAndrews. Phi Alpha Theata, Republican Club. p. 448 MEDLEY. GINGER ANN; Middlesboro. Kappa Delta Tau President, p. 448. MEDLEY. JOSEPH DENT; Loretto. ROTC color- guard. Council on Academic Practices, Psi Chi Club. p. 448. MEDLEY, LINDA GAYLE; Springfield p. 448. Oliver performs to an Alumni Coliseum audience in one of the University Center Board concerts. MERRILL. JOHN WILLIAM; Barnesville, Ohio p. 448. MEYER. MARTY RAY; Lexington. Alpha Phi Sigma President, p. 449 MIFFLIN. MARY KATHERINE; Georgetown. Soci- ology Club, Canterbury Club. p. 449 MILBURN. MARTIN CRAIG; Springfield. E Club, Baseball. HPERCIub. p. 446. MILLER. BARBARA ELLEN; London. HPER Club p. 449 MILLER, G. B.; Lancaster, p. 449 MILLER. KAREN SUE. Forest Hills. Kappa Delta Pi p. 449. MILLER. PAMELA MARIE; Interdorm. House Council, Young Republicans. ACE, SNEA. p. 449 MILLER, RONNIE OWEN; Erlanger, IED Club, lota Lambda Sigma, p. 449. MILLER, SHELBIE JEAN; Williamsburg. Kappa Phi Delta. Sociology Club p. 449. MISTLER, ALAN F. Hamilton. Ohio p. 449. MITCHELL. LINDA YOUNG; West Palm Beach. Florida, p. 449 MITCHELL. MARTIN VERNON; Louisville. Circle K. KYMA, Cheerleader, p. 449. MOGG. DANNY ARTHUR; Albany, p. 449. MONACELLI. MICHAEL THOMAS; Albion, New York, Sigma Nu Fraternity, University Cen- ter Board. HPER Club President. Student Affairs Council, President Men ' s Inter-dorm Council, Men ' s Glee Club, ETA Sigma Gam- ma, Dorm Councilor, p. 449 MONAGHAN. ROBERT WILLIAM; Cherry Hill, New Jersey, Newman Club, PBR. p. 449. MONTGOMERY. GARY; Lexington, p. 449. MONTGOMERY, NORMA SUE; Lexington, p. 449. MOODY. FRANCES CAROL: Richmond, p. 449. MOODY, TOMMY F .; Middlesboro. Circle K. p. 449 MOORE. DIANA; Pikeville. Vice President in Student Council for Exceptional Children, President of Chi Omega, Chamber Choir, Baptist Student Union, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 449 MOORE. JUDITH ELAINE; Winchester, West- minster Fellowship, Young Republicans, p 449 MOORMAN. SANDRA JANE: Xenia. Ohio. p. 449. MORGAN. SUSAN CAROL; Albany, p. 449. MORRIS. BEVERLY WATERS: Ft. Mill. South Carolina, p. 449. MORRISON, BRUCE EDWARD; Lexington, p. 449. INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS 577 MOSER. PATH A.; Covington. Collegiate Pen- tacle. p- 449 MOSS. PEGGY G : Burgin p. 449. MYERS. EDWIN ELLIS. Bethel. Ohio. HPER Club. Beta Omicron Gamma p. 449 MYERS. PATRICIA G: Lexington p. 450 MYERS. SUSAN J.; Cincinnati. Ohio. SNEA. Kappa Delta Tau. p. 450. MYNHIER. JAMES W : Ashland p. 450 MYRICK MICHAEL A.. Amelia. Ohio p. 450. N NAHLIK. FRANK J .; Queens Village. New York, p. 450 NANCE. R. SUSAN; Pikeville. p. 450 NATICCHIONI, CAROLYN; Cincinnati. Ohio. Hockey Team. WRA. Gymnastics Club p. 450. NEAL. PAULA L ; Irvine. CWENS. Sullivan House Council. SNEA. Pi Omega Pi. College Re- publicans, p 450 NEW, SUSAN; Barbourville p 450 NORCROSS. SILL A; Cleveland. Ohio p. 450 NIEMEYER. JR.. FRANK B.; Ft. Mitchell, p. 450 NORDHEIM. DANIEL: Springboro. Ohio. New- man Club. OAKS p. 450 NORTON, GEORGE P.. Winchester. Agriculture Club p 450 OERTHER. JOHN K ; Frankfort p. 450 OGDEN. BARRY M.; Lexington, p 450 O ' REA. ERIC V , Louisville p. 450 OSBORNE, MICHAEL R.; Florence, p. 450. OSBORNE. SANDRA S ; Florence. CWENS. Col- legiate Pentacle. MENC. Chamber Choir p. 450 OWEN. MARLENE F ; London, p. 450 OWENS, CAROLINE B : Maysville. p. 450. OWENS. MARJORIE E : Loyall p 450 OWENS. MAVA J.; Mt, Vernon, CWENS. Col- legiate Pentacle. Home Economics Club, Textile Club. President, p. 450 PACK. LINDAS.; Midland. Ohio. p. 450. PAHNKE. ROSS C: Oakland. Illinois, p. 450. PARK. SANDRA L; Cincinnati. Ohio. Phi Alpha Theta. p. 450. PARKER, ROBERT F.; Westcradock. Virginia, p. 450. PARRIGIN. JOY L.; Monticello. p. 450 PATTON, JAMES D East Bernstadt p. 450 PAYNE. MILDRED E; Louisville. Delta Sigma Theta. ACE, SNEA. Black Student Union. YWCA p. 452 PEACE. DONALD G . Elizabethtown, Sigma Nu. EKU Cheerleader. Sigma Tau Pi. Young Re- publicans. Oratorio. KYMA Club p, 452. PEACE. JOHN B.; Covington, p. 452. PEEK. THOMAS E.; Lexington. Industrial Edu- cation Club p. 452. PELLEGRINON, JAMES V ; New Boston. Ohio. Student Association, President, p. 452 PENNINGTON, RONNIE; Manchester, Omega Psi Phi p. 452 PENNINGTON, SHELBY G,; Cawood, Kappa Delta Pi p. 452 PENNIX, JR , SHELBY J.; London p. 452 PERKINS, B. JILL; Louisville, Kappa Phi Delta, Student Government. SNEA. Philosophy Club, p 452 PERKINS, JAMES W , Lexington p. 452 PERKS, SHARON A . Springfield. Ohio. KYMA Club, Marching Band Choir. Wesley Founda- tion, p. 452 PERRY, DOUGASW. Richmond p 452 PERRY, KATHLEEN M; Richmond. CWENS. p 453 PETTENGILL. MARY L.; Student Court. Colle- giate Democrats. Interdorm. p. 453. PHELPS PATRICIA A.; Columbia. WRA. WOS. Intercollegiate Volleyball. Collegiate Pen- tacle. p. 453 PHILLIPS. KATHLEEN J.; Louisville p. 453. PICKRELL. PAUL G : Augusta. Phi Mu Alpha p. 453 PIKE. PAMELA L ; Louisville, p. 453. PILANT. MARJORIE A,; Richmond p. 453. PLAYFORTH, JANET S.: Crab Orchard, p. 453. PLEASANT. JAMES D : Valley Station. Pershing Rifles. Commander; Supply Officer. Opera- tions Officer p, 453, PLOUVIER, WILLIAM R ; Hodgenville p. 453. POPE. PA MELA M.; Fern Creek. SNEA, College Republicans p, 453 PORTER, MARK A.: Fairfield, Ohio. p. 453. POWELL. CHARLES N ; Elkhorn City. p. 454. POWELL. MARTHA J ; Louisville p. 454. POWERS. DONALD G ; Charlottesville. Virginia. Young Republicans. Scabbard and Blade. OAK. p. 454 POWERS. MARY A.: Lexington, p. 454. POYNTER. JERRY L; Livingston. Caduceus Club. p. 454 PRICE. JERRY L; Paris. Student Council Rep- resentative, p. 454. PRITCHARD. PATRICK J; Granville. Ohio. Pershing Rifles. Young Democrats p 454 PUGH. SUSAN J ; Alexandria. Virginia p. 454. PULLEN. WANDA D ; Big Springs. Alpha Delta Pi. Pi Omega Pi. SNEA. p. 455. QUIGGINS. PAMELA K.; Louisville p. 455 RABENSTEIN. ROBERTT.; Amelia. Ohio. p. 455. RAISOR. DENNIS S.; Sanders, Accounting Club. Young Democrats Club. Circle K Interna- tional, p. 455 RAKER. EDGAR A.; Carrollton, KIE. p. 455. RAMEY. D THOMAS; Park Hills. Tau Kappa Epsilon. President: Pershing Rifles: IFC. College Republicans, p. 455. RAMSEY. ALBERTA K ; Lexington, p. 455. RANDALL. LINDA C . Somerset, p. 455 RANIERO. JR.. LOUIS A ; Newport p. 455 RANKIN, CAROLYN S : Crab Orchard p. 455. RANKIN, SARA J,; Waddy, SNEA. Collegiate Pentacle p. 455. RAPP. KENNETH J.; Cincinnati p. 455 RATCLIFF. WILLIAM R : Corinth, p. 455. RATLIFF. BILLIE K.; Raceland. p 455 RATLIFF. SANDRA P.. Martin, p. 455. RAUEN, PATRICIA L: Ft Mitchell. Collegiate Pentacle. Oratorio Choir. SNEA, Newman Club p. 455 RAWSON, JANICE LYNN; Ashland. Kappa Delta. Kappa Delta Tau. Young Republicans, p. 455. REAGAN. STUART A.; Frankfort. President Protem Freshmen Class. President and Vice President Sophomore Class. Kappa lota Epsilon. Polity Society. Student Affairs Com- mittee. Student Rights Committee. Eastern Progress, p. 455. RECKER, WILLIAM ANTHONY: Cincinnati. Ohio. Sigma Tau Pi. American Marketing Associa- tion, p. 455. REECE. LINDA LOU; Annville. p. 455. REED. Ill, CHARLES BERKLEY: Louisville, p. 455. REEDY, GAIL SUE: Norwood. Ohio. WRA. HPER. SNEA. p. 455. REEVES. WILLIAM BRADLEY; Lexington. Law Enforcement Association, p. 455. 578 INDEX DIRECTORY ' SENIOR CREDITS REID. LUCRETIA J.; Lexington. SNEA, College Republicans, p. 455. REINDERS. JANYCE LEE; Alexandria. Kappa Phi Delta. SNEA. Student Organizations Committee, p. 455. REITZ. CHRIS JOHN; Fort Thomas p. 455. RENNACKER, VERNE EVERETT. Princeton. Illinois. Association of Law Enforcement, p. 455. REYNOLDS. DAN CLAYTON; Richmond, p. 455. REYNOLDS. ERIC THOMAS; Lexington p. 456 REYNOLDS. JAMES W.; Pikeville, Pi Kappa Alpha. ROTC p. 456 REYNOLDS. RICHARD ROY; Mt. Sterling p. 456 RICE. EDNA JANE; Catlettsburg. p. 456. RICE, LiNDA WESLEY: Danville p. 456 RICHESON, MARTHA JEAN: Louisville. Kappa Delta Tau, College Republicans, p. 456. RIDDELL. THOMAS DWAINE; Irvine. Industrial Arts Club. Photographer. Milestone. Pro- gress, p. 456. RIDDER. ROBERT THOMAS; Newport, p. 456. RIGSBY. DONNA BEGLEY; Lexington. Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA. Young Republicans, p. 456. RILEY. MARY ELIZABETH; Nicholasville. HPER. Newman Club. Alpha Delta Pi. Young Demo- crats, p. 456. RITCHEY. PATRICIA; Lexington. Kappa Delta Tau. p. 456 RIVERA. ANIBAL; Caguas. Puerto Rico, Persh- ing Rifles Battalion Commander, p. 456. ROBERTS. EVERETT CALBIE; Frankfort, p. 456. ROBERTS. JAMES STEVEN; Middletown. Ohio. Phi Delta Theta. American Marketing As- sociation p. 456. ROBERTS. PAMELA J.; Fairfield. Ohio. p. 456. ROBERTSON, KEVIN McCHORD: Lebanon. Phi Mu Alpha, Band, Stage Band. p. 456 ROBINSON, SHIRLEY JEAN; Shelbyville. p. 456. ROCKENSTEIN, STEPHEN HOWARD; Coving- ton, p. 456. RODGERS, LOWELL THOMAS; Richmond p 456. ROESCH. JUDY CAROLYN; New Lebanon. Ohio, p. 456 ROGERS. HAZEL JEAN; Richmond, p. 456. ROGERS. JOANNE: Louisville. Newman Club. Speech Club. p. 456. ROGERS. PAUL B.; Winchester, p. 456 ROGGENKAMP, GERMAINE VERONICA; Louis- ville, p. 456. ROSE, MARY CAROL; Owenton. ACE p. 456. ROSE, SHIRLEY CHILDERS. Richmond, p. 456. ROUTT. JANE LAMONDA: Milford. Canterbury Club. p. 456 ROWE, GERALD L; Georgetown, p. 456 ROWLETT, TERRY A; Bedford. Agriculture Club p. 457 Lengthening shadows and sparsely populated campus walks indicate closing moments of day. ROWLEY. JAN L.; Corinth, New York, House Council, Judiciary Board. WOS. WRA. p. 457 ROWLEY. SUE ELLEN; Cehna. Ohio. Student Rights Committee. Judicary Board. House Council, Inter Dorm Council, p. 457 ROY, ALICE FAY; Columbia, College Re- publicans. Sociology Club. p. 457. ROYALTY. LARRY WAYNE: Paris p 457 RUBY. PAULA LEE; Chaplin p. 457 RUDER. SAMUEL LOUIS; London p. 457. RUMBLE, HARRY HAMILTON; Charlottesville. Virginia, p. 457 RUNYON, PHILLIP: Richmond. HPER. p. 458. RUSSEL L. LEONARD ALONZO; Paris. Indus- trial Arts Club. Kappa Psi Alpha President, p. 458 RUTHERFORD. JAMES LEE; Ferguson p. 458 RYAN. MARGARET M.; Peekskill. New York. Messiah Chorus, p. 458. SALYER, DEBORAH ANNE; Rising Sun. Indiana. Collegiate Pentacle. SNEA p. 458 SAMONS. DINAH K : Richmond. SNEA p. 458 SATCHWELL, DARYL LEE; Ghent. Agriculture Club p. 458 SATCHWILL. LINDA KAY; Richmond. Colle- giate Democrats p. 458 SAUNDERS. JAMES R : Salem. Indiana. Golf Team p. 459. SAYLOR. MARTHA; Richmond, p. 459 SCARBROUGH. JOHN H ; Lmwood. New Jersey. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Industrial Arts Club, p. 459 SCARBROUGH. DENNIS DALE; Louisville p. 459 SCHORNICK. TERESA D ; Columbus. Indiana. Oratona Choir, p. 459. SCHREIBER. MARK GEORGE; Lexington. ROTC Chorus, p. 459. SCHUETZ. SHIRLEY L; Sidney, Ohio. Home Economics Club. p. 459. SCHULTZ, STEVEN E .; Newport p. 459 SCHULTZ, THOMAS WAYNE; Haddonfield, New Jersey, lota Lambda Sigma. Tau Kappa Ep- silon. p. 459 SCHWARTZ, GLENDA KAYE; Southgate. SNEA. Young Republicans, p. 459 SCHWEILERT. GARY LEE; Newport, p, 459, SCOTT. GARY LEE; Brodhead. p. 459. SCROGGIN. MARILYN J.; Burlington, HYPER, CWENS. Collegiate Pentacle, President. Kappa Phi Delta, p. 459. INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS 579 SEARS. LINDA LEE: Louisville, p. 459. SEARS. MARGENE; Norwood. Ohio. SNEA, Col- legiate Pentacle. Kappa Delta Pi. Student Council Representative. Canterbury Club p. 459. SEARS. ROBERT M ; Ft. Wright p. 459 SEVERS. CAROL R.; Pompton Lakes. New Jer- sey. HPER. p 459 SHAW. GARY CONEL: Louisville, p. 459 SHAW. PATRICIA ANN; Sarasota. Florida, Phi Alpha Theta. Collegiate Pentacle p 459 SHAW, WAYNE LEE; Louisville p 459 SHAY. CARL ANDREW; Newport. Baseball Team. p. 459 SHEPHERD. RANDY STEPHEN: South Shore. p 459 SHER. MICHAEL NEESON; Louisville p. 459. SHINN. STEPHEN DOUGLAS; Ludlow. Scabbard and Blade p. 459 SHOCKEY. COLONEL RODNEY. West Alexan- dria. Ohio, p 459 SHOCKEY. RUBY; Hazard p. 459 SHORT. BERNIE ALLEN. Lexington p. 459. SHORT, RONALD LETCHER; Whitesburg p 459 SHORT. SHELIA LUCAS; Whitesburg p. 460 SHOUSE. GEORGANNA; Danville, Collegiate Pentacle. SNEA. p. 460. SIMPSON, ELLEN H : Louisville. Kappa Delta. President of Panhellenic. Secretary. Junior Class. ROTC Sponsor, University Center Board, President ' s Advisory Committee on Fraternities and Sorontes. Collegiate Pentacle p 460 SIPPLE. DAVID K ; South Shore p. 460 SIPPLE. JANES C; Irvine p. 460 SKAGGS. MARGARET ANN; Ashland. CWENS. College Republicans. Baptist Student Union. Kappa Delta Pi. Women ' s Inter-Dorm. Col- legiate Pentacle. p. 460. SKIPWORTH. JODY KAY; Louisville. Newman Club p. 460 SKONIECZNY, BERNARD F ; Ambridge. Penn- sylvania. HPERCIub. p. 460 SLOAN. HAROLD STEPHEN; Elkhorn City. Beta Theta Pi. Inter Fraternity Council p. 460. SLONE. ANDREW P.: Lexington p 460 SLONE. JR., CULLEN B.; Louisville. Marching Band. Symphonic Band. Karate Club. Com- posers Club. p. 460. SLONE. HAROLD G.; Phyllis, p. 460. SMITH. CHERYL LYNN; Louisville. WRA, HPER. Concert Band. Marching Band. Tennis Team. Young Democrats, p. 460. SMITH. CLARA MARIE; Batavia. Ohio. Kappa Delta Pi. Collegiate Pentacle. SNEA. Biol- ogy Club p. 460. SMITH. CLARENCE; Manchester Milestone Staff, p. 460 SMITH. LYNDA KAYE; Russell Springs. Kappa Delta Tau. p. 460 SMITH. MARK R.; Cincinnati. Ohio. Beta Omi- cron Gamma p. 460. SMITH. PHYLLIS ANN; Harlan. SNEA. Phi Alpha Theta. p 460. SMTH. ROBERT D. Crab Orchard p 460 SMITH. ROY ALAN; Winchester, p 460 SMITH. SHARON ANN; Louisville. SNEA p. 460 SMOOT. CHARLOTTE RAY; Florence p 460 SMYTH. REBECCA ANN; New Harmony. In- diana. SNEA. WRA. Floor Counselor p. 460 SNELL. NOLAN STEPHEN; Covington. Physics Club. Philosophy Club. p. 460 SNELLING. JOEL ALAN; Springfield. Ohio p. 460 SNIDER. DEBORAH KAY; Mt. Orab. Ohio p. 460 SOLVEY, LARRY V.. Mineral City. Ohio. Delta Upsilon. Phi Alpha Theta. Scabbard and Blade. Pershing Rifles. Kappa lota Epsilon p 460 SPAHN. JANET LYNNE ; Louisville. Alpha Delta Pi. Collegiate Pentacle p. 460 SPARKS. STEPHEN DUNCAN; Winchester. ROTC. p 462, SPARROW, JERRY HOUSER: Burgm. Men ' s Glee Club. Oratona Chorus, p. 462 SPEAKES. RALPH ARNOLD. Danville p. 462 SPEARS. SAMUEL DAVID: Albany. HPER p 462 SPENCER. RONALD WAYNE; Walton p 462 SPIESER. SANDRA L; Cincinnati. Ohio. Kappa Delta Sorority. President Polity Society. Circuna. Frankfort Semester Intern, p. 462. STADLER, LINDA SUE: Hamilton, Ohio. Can- terbury Club, p. 462. STANFORD. LUCINDA: Jackson p 462 STANGER. MARY ELIZABETH; Cragsmoor. New York. WRA. HPER. SNEA. Collegiate Pen- tacle. Kappa Delta Pi, Intercollegiate Ten- nis. Women ' s Officiating Service p. 462. STANLEY. STEVEN BRYAN; Rushsylvania. Ohio. p. 462 STARNES. HOWARD RANDALL. Elkhorn City. Beta Theta Pi. p. 462. STEBING. DAVID EUGENE; Auburn. Indiana. Track Gymnastics. Cheerleader. Eastern Dance Theatre. Theta Chi. Industrial Arts Club. p. 462 STEELMAN. LANA CAROL; Harrison, Ohio p. 462 STEPHENS. BETTY LOUISE; Richmond. Young Republicans. Polymathologist Club p. 462 STEPHENSON. RONALD WAYNE; Erlanger. p. 462 STEVENS. CAROL LEE: Gettysburg. Pennsyl- vania, WRA. Women ' s Officiating Service. HPER. CWENS. p. 462 STEWART. ALLEN FOSTER. Taylorsville. p. 462. STEWART. CECIL W ; Franklin. Ohio. Indus- trial Arts Club. p. 462. STEWART. PRUDA ELIZABETH; Letcher, Young Republicans p. 462. STICE. STEPHEN A : Louisville. ROTC. Men ' s Chorus. Men ' s Glee Club. p. 462. STIGALL. JACQUELINE IRENE: Ft. Thomas, p 462 STIGALL. JOE SIDNEY BRUCE. Ft. Thomas, p 462 STODGHILL. MIKE THOMAS: Mt Eden p. 462 STOFFEREGEN. JANE: Hamilton. Ohio p. 462. STONE. DEBORAH BAILEY; Richmond p. 462. STONE. RONNIE EUGENE: Lebanon. Ohio p. 462 STOUT. CHARLES WILLIAM: Shelbyville. p. 462. STOVER, RICHARD DWIGHT; Carbondale. Pennsylvania. Kappa Alpha, p. 462. STRATTON, MIKE; Lawrenceburg. HPER p. 463 STRUSS. WILLIAM HENRY; Louisville. Student Council Representative, p. 463. STUDER. PATRICIA ANN: Cold Springs. CWENS. Kappa Delta Tau. Home Economics Club. Newman Club. House Council, p. 463. SULLIVAN. CATHY LYNN; Goshen. Ohio. WRA. HPER. Women ' s Officiating Service, p. 463. SUTTER. JOHN WILLIAM; LaGrange Park. Illi- nois p. 463 SWANGO. DAVID MICKELL; Louisville. Presi- dent. Wesley Foundation, Company Com- mander of Military Police. Pi Tau Chi p. 463 SWOPE. MYRA VIRGINIA; Stanford. Kappa Delta Pi. p. 463. TABELING. RICHARD WILLIAM; Ft. Mitchell. Circle K. Sigma Tau Pi. p. 463. TALLENT. MARY F.; Albany, Home Economics Club. p. 464 TARVIN. PATTY L; Richmond. Pi Omega. Pi Business Education Honorary President. Class of 1971 Treasurer, ROTC Sponsor. NBEA. p. 464. 580 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS TATEM, TERRY L; Lancaster, p. 464. TATUM, CLIFTON L Lebanon, p 464. TAULBEE, ELLEN C; Lancaster, p 464 TAYLOR, DIANA D: Ft. Lauderdale. Florida. SNEA p. 464 TAYLOR. LARRY D; Frankfort. Accounting Club p. 464 TAYLOR. WILLIAM E ; Honeybee, HPER, Young Democrats, p. 464 TEDFORD. GARY S.; Norwood. Ohio, American Marketing Association, p. 464. TERRELL. SUE C: Chaplin p. 464 TERSTEGGE. CHERINE K.; Louisville. Textile Club. p. 464 THOMAS. CAROL J .; Richmond. Canterbury Club. President, SNEA p 464 THOMAS, MARY R . Elizabethtown. Co-ordi- nating Committee, Home Economics De- partment: Nutrition Club. CWENS, Newman Apostulate. p. 465 The bubble blowing contest makes a hit at the BOG County Fair. THOMA S. MARGARET V; Greenup, p. 465 THOMAS. SAMMY T . Paris, p. 465. THOMPSON. BRENDA Y .: Mackville p. 465 THOMPSON. BRUCE N : Pleasureville p. 465. THOMPSON. CLEVELAND B ; Nicholasville p. 465 THOMPSON, DORIS K , Pikeville. SNEA. Col- lege of Education p. 465. THOMPSON. HOWARD; Bronston. Aurora. Busi- ness Manager, American Marketing Associa- tion p. 465 THOMPSON, JENNIFER I.; Pleasureville p 465. THOMPSON, LETITIA A.. Louisville. Delta Sig- ma Theta, Black Student Union p 465. THOMPSON. MARY E , Irvine p. 465 THOMPSON. WILLIAM E , Florence p. 465 THOMPSON. WILLIAM G. Pineville p. 466 THRASHER. ELVIN H.; Albany, p 466. TIPTON, JERRY A: Irvine, Young Republicans Club. Sigma Tau Pi p. 466 TODD, NANCY A ; Frankfort, Newman Club. Chemistry Club p 466 TOWLER, ANN H ; Ashland. SNEA. ACE p. 466. TRABITS, CAROL L; Fredonia, New York, HPER, Newman Club. Gamma Sigma. Young Republicans p. 466. TRISLER, NANCY B.: Harrodsburg p. 466. TROWER. TERESA A ; Fern Creek, Kappa Delta Tau. Young Democrats. SCEC. p. 466. TRUE, JAMES F ; Frankfort, p. 467. TRUMBO. ROBERT P.; Danville. University Ensemble. Black Student Union, p. 467 TUCKER. ROBERT W.; Florence. College of Education. HPER. Phi Delta Theta. p. 467. TUPMAN. WILLIAM R; Florence p 467 TURNBULL. JANET L : Anchorage p. 467 TURNER, MARY H,; Jackson p. 467 TURNER, POLLY; Talbert. p. 467 TURNER, WAYNE; Jackson. College of Edu- cation, p. 467 TUTTLE. CAROL A.; London, Collegiate Demo- crats, Collegiate Pentacle. Phi Alpha Theta. p. 467 u UNDERWOOD. JOHN; Louisville. Industrial Education Club. Pi Kappa Alpha, p. 467. UPTON. JANICE C; Louisville, p. 467. UTTER, SUSAN C : Elmira. New York, Chamber Choir. Concert Choir, Oratorio Choir, p. 467. INDEX DIRECTORY SENIORCREDITS 581 VALLEY. HAROLD G.; Bloomfield. p. 467. VANHOOSE. SHARON W.; Harrodsburg. SNEA. MENC, Collegiate Pentacle. Delta Omicron. p 467 VANNESS. GAIL A.; Cincinnati, Ohio, College Republicans. SNEA. Kappa Delta Tau, Little Colonels, KYMA p 467 VAN PETT, BEVERLY P.; Leesburg, Ohio p. 467. VAN PELT, CHARLES G ; Edmeston, New York. Kappa lota Epsilon, Sigma Tau Pi p. 467. VANZANT, BARBARA A, Berea p 467 VARNEY. WILLIAM R ; Forest Hills, p. 467. VAUGHN JAMES E; Mechanicsville, Virginia, Black Student Union p 467. VENCILL, PATRICIA D ; Richmond p. 467. VERMILLION, CONNIE M.; Junction City, Col- legiate Pentacle, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Can- terbury Club p. 467. VICE, SARA A, Maysville, Kappa Phi Delta, President, KYMA Club, HPER, Cheerleader, Young Republicans p. 467 VIRES. AUDREY K.; McKee p. 467 VIRES. RYARRION; London p. 467. VOETS. JOSEPH C: Orange. Connecticut p. 467 w WADDELL. HELEN J; Grayson, Collegiate Democrats, SNEA. p. 467 WADDELL, JOE; Larkslane. p. 467. WADE, GLENN E.; Franklin, Ohio. Arts and Sci- ences, Phi Delta Theta, College Democrats. WAYNE. WADLINGTON L; Lexington, p. 468. WAGNER, CLAIRE F.; Middlesboro, CWENS. SNEA, Collegiate Pentacle. Vice President; Kappa Delta Pi. p. 468. WAGONER, DAVID L . Pans p. 468 WAINSCOTT. DEBORAH E ; Burlington p. 468. WAITS. SANDRA K ; LaGrange, SNEA. ACE, College of Education p. 468. WALDEN. LYNN; London. YWCA. Inter-faith Council, Young Republicans, p. 468 WALDEN, WAYNE N.. London p. 468 WALKER. CAMDACE S.; Fairfield, Ohio SNEA p. 468 WALLETE, JAMES A.; Feasterville. Pennsyl- vania, p. 468 WARINNER. WILLIAM D; Albany p. 468 WARNE. DAVID F.; Albion. New York. p. 468. WARNER. GREGORY S.; Richmond p. 468. WARNER. SHARON S. Austin, Indiana, Inter- collegiate Basketball and Volleyball, WRA, WVS, HPER p. 468 WARTHMAN, JOHN H ; Erie. Pennsylvania. Col- lege of Education p. 468. WATKINS, PEGGY J , Beattyville p 468 WATKINS. STEVEN C; Troy. Ohio, Counter- Guerrilla Raiders. College Republicans, p. WATKINS. SUSAN J ; Lebanon Junction. Kappa Delta Tau, Vahanetts p 468 WAYMAN, DEBORAH L; Fort Mitchell, Alpha Gamma Delta. College Republicans Women ' s Interdorm p 468 WEBB, JOHN D . Louisville, Arts and Sciences, p. 468 WEDDINGTON. FREDERICK L. Shelbiana p. WELCH, JIMMIE W ; Louisville, Omega Psi Phi Justice Student Court, p. 468. WELLS. GAYLEC; Pans p 468 WELLS. RONNIE D; Pamtsville p 468 WESLEY. TERRY M.; London. Circle K. p. 468 WESLEY, JOHN T ; Liberty, p. 468. WESLEY. MICHAEL F ; Yosemite p. 468. WESSEL. JUDITH A ; Cleves. Ohio p. 468 WHEELER. TONI LEE; Bristol, Virginia. ACE. SNEA p 469 WHITAKER. GARY D ; McRoberts. p. 469. WHITAKER. GENEVA; Somerset, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA p. 469. WHITE. CAROLE LYNNE; Xenia, Ohio. Young Republicans p. 469 WHITEHEAD, MARGARET J.; Brooksville. p. 469 WHITEHOUSE. STEVEN A.; Milford. Ohio, Phi Delta Theta p. 469. WHITLOCK. ROBERT BYRON; Richmond, Sig- ma Nu. Alpha Phi Gamma, Scabbard and Blade. AUSA, Milestone Editor, Student Council, Student Publications Board, p. 469. WICHLUND, CARL HENRY; Independence, p. 469 WICKLINE. ROBERT FRANKLIN; Charleston, West Virginia, p. 470. WIENTJES, SHARON; Waynesville. Ohio, SNEA, ACE. Valianettes, Milestone Co-Editor. Alpha Phi Gamma, p. 470 WIGFIELD, PAUL DOUGLAS; Hagerstown, Mary- land, Delta Upsilon. p. 470. WILCOX. CAROL LYNN; Marion, Ohio, Panhel- lenic Council. Alpha Gamma Delta, Kappa Delta Tau, SNEA, Inter Dorm Council, Home- coming Committee, p. 470 WILKINS. MILLERSON LEE; Louisville. Delta Sigma Theta. p. 470 WILLIAMS. BETTY ANN; Barbourville, Young Republicans, Burnam Hall Counselor p. 470. WILLIAMS. FRANKIE JOE; Lexington. Delta Upsilon. p. 470 WILLIAMS. JUDITH ELAINE. Russell p. 470. WILLIAMS, NEVEL THOMAS; Richmond p. 470. WILLIAMS. Ill, TED M ; Covington p. 470 WILLIAMS. SHERMAN; London p. 470 WILLIAMSON. RUSSELL THOMAS; Inez. Caducus Club. Collegiate Democrats, p. 470. WILSON, JANE MARTIN; Versailles, Little The- atreClub p 471. WILSON, JOYCE WANNOLA; Lexington, Alpha Kappa, University Ensemble, Black Stu- dent Union, p. 471. WILSON, LYNNE ANN; Russell p 471 WILSON. MARY SUSAN; Eubank, Baptist Stu- dent Union, College Republicans, HPER. p. 471 WILSON. RUTH ANNA; Pittsburgh. Pennsyl- vania, Young Republicans, Kappa Delta Tau, CaveClub, BiologyClub p. 471 WILSON. WANDA MASTERS; Richmond, Head Majorette, Band Sponsor, Drum Sandal DanceClub p. 471 WINBURN, CYNTHIA C; Fort Thomas. Wom- en ' s Recreation Association, Women ' s Of- ficiating Services, HPER. p. 471 WINSTEAD, FLORE NCE HOSKINS; Bordhead. p 471 WISHER, KARM ANN; Covington. SNEA, Young Republicans, SNEA. Alpha Gamma Delta, p. 471. WITHERS. PATTI SUE; Cynthiana. Young Re- publicans, p. 471. WOMACK. JAMES C; Grayson, Beta Omicron Gamma, Young Democrats, p. 471. WOOD, ROBERT M.; Frankfort, p. 472. WOODRUFF, MARTIN WINFIELD; Sabina, Ohio. Agriculture Club President, p. 472 WOOSLEY. BETTY JEAN; Irvine, SNEA, ACE p. 472. WOOTEN, JOHN R.; Dayton. Sigma Nu. Scab- bard and Blade, p 472. WOOTON, MICHAEL L; Eubank, p. 472 WORTHINGTON, E. ANN; Louisville. The Anglicans, Interfaith Council. GROWTH, p. 472. 582 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS WOZNY, CATHERINE C; Louisville, Kappa Delta Tau. Canterbury Club, Student Association, Collegiate Pentacle. College Republicans. SNEA, p. 472 WRIGHT, MELVIN ELLIS; Somerset p, 472 WYATT, LARRY G ; Berea. Delta Upsilon Inter Fraternity Council p. 472 YADEN. CAROLYN LOU; Yosemite p, 472, YAGI. KIYOKO; Tokyo, Japan, MENC, p. 472. YAGI. YOSHIHIKO; Tokyo. Japan. KIE, Cadu- ceus Club, International Students Associa- tion, p. 472 YATES, RICHARD H; Oxon Hill, Maryland, Pershing Rifles, p 472 YATES. ROGER DALE; Cecilia, p. 472 YOUNG, BARRY KEVIN; Webbville, Beta Omi- cron Gamma p 472 YOUNG, GEOFFREY STEVEN; Lexington. Sigma Nu. p. 472. YOUNG. JANE RUTH. East Bernstadt p 472 YOUNG. JOHN ALLEN; Junction City, Kappa loft Epsilon, Young Republicans, Biology Club. Kappa Delta Pi. p. 472 YOUNG. LINDA MAE. Maud. Ohio. SNEA p 472 ZWICK, SHIRLEY LINDA, Richmond. Home EconomicsClub. YWCA p 472. An undergraduate career comes to an end with a walk, a diploma and congratulations. INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS 583 Index and Directory Abbott, Debc L Abbott, Jame sE. Abbott, Joan Abel! Elizabeth A 533 Abell George H Jr 507 Abell James M. Abell Marv J Abell Patrici; A 401 Abell Robert L Aberc rumbie Pat I E 316,317,474 Aber ( rumb.e, Re sella 360,411 Aber athv, Lawr nce D Abne . Charli 2 Jr 52,298.326,328 Abnev. Cecil Abney, Joanne C 359 Aboud. Bonnie M 294.391 ,507 Abraham. Leona R I B 533 Abrams, Robert C Abshear. Dorothy C ACCOUNTING CLUB 303 ACE 300 Ach 2 ehner, Beverly A 411 Acker, R. Dean 132 Acker. Scott M Acke Acke A, li, , Elizabeth A M.i Acton, Neuelyn N Ada.r. Nancy R 533 Adamo. Paul J 487 Adams, Betsy AH Adams, Ca Adams. Co ol S is. Cynthia R is, Deborah E 507 is. Donna G 331.507 is, Ernest M Jr is, Frances L 295.359,507 is. Gary VI is, Harley R is, James D 507 is, James L. is, Janet L 564 Adam s, JohnW. Ill Adam s, Judith F. 533 Adam s, Juliana C Adam s, Julie 411 Adam s, Linda L. 533 Adam s, Marsha J 533 Adam s, Martie L 487 Adam s, Pamela C Adam s, Patricia S Adam s. Richard L Adam s, Roger W Adam s, Roy E Adam s, Samuel Adam s. Sherry T Adam s, Sondra J Adam s, Stephen M 507 Adams 3n, DavidS Jr, Adcock, Carolyn S 533 Addington, Dons D. 411 Adelgren, Albert B 487 Adm, Carl H Jr 382.411 Adkins, Carolyn G 487 Adkms Dewey L, Adk.ns Donald E Adkms Fon J Adkins Judy E Adkms Kathleen G Adkms Michael G 507 Adkins Nancy C Adkms Robertas Adkins Roger H Adkins Rosalind Adkms, Susan L 314,364,507 Adler, Hubert R Adrian, James C. 487 Afriyie, Kwaku Afterkirk, Donnie L, Agee, J B Jr Agee, James H AGRICULTURE CLUB 301 AGRICULTURE. DEPARTMENT OF 144 Aguon. EstellaP Ahem. Albert M Ahlers. Judith A Aiken, John D Aker. Stephen K 218.372,388 Akers, Nancy F, Akers, Randall Akers, Terry J 362.487 Akin, Joseph W 375,507 Akin, Lynn D 507 Akms. Debbie L Akms. Terry L 507 avi, Faramarz F baugh, Leonard L bright, James L 507 bright, Steve br.tton. Wayne M bro, Joyce M 297,407.507 corn, Donald G 533 corn, Jennie L 307,507 corn, Wilma L derson, Judy M 223.507 dndge. Deborah L 533 exander. Charles S exander, Edna M exander, Jerry D 411 exander. Joseph S exander. Patricia S 487 exander, Shirley M exander, William M, 290 ford, Mary M 487 ford. William C gier, Ann S 140 g.er, Carol A 302.362 gier, Laloni J 362 ig. Lynn ' 9. Peggy M ig, Thomas G 212,340,376 len, Alana K 533 len. Blanda K 533 len, Bobbie J 507 len.C Richard Jr. 507 len. Carmen G 533 len, Cloteen len, ErmeJ len, Ethel M. len, Floyd B. len, Henry H. len, Hubert G. len, James D 411 len. James H. 131 len, Jo A len, Judy E 354 ten, Kath Lee J 533 len, Larry O 507 len. MervynS len, Sara R. len, Stanley D len. Vera L. 411 len, William R 385, 41 len, Yvonne E. ley, Claude F ley, Dennis K 507 ley. Gary D 533 ley. Michael J 533 ley. Thomas G. 507 lison, Robert T 411 lison, Steven R I. son, William R, (man, John B Allsmiller, Joyce A, 223,225,306,507 ALPHA CHI ALPHA 368 ALPHA DELTA PI 353 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA 354 ALPHA KAPPA 357 ALPHA PHI GAMMA 221 ALPHA PHI SIGMA Alston, John P Alstott. Marvin J, 264,265 Alsup, Jonathan D Alsup, Rodney G 289.298.507 Alton, Kathy K 533 Amann. Constance J. 533 Amatulli. Deborah M AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION 303 Ambrose, Charles F. 130 Ambrose, Elizabeth P 391,487 Amburgey, Arnold Jr 307,507 Amburgey. Barbara F Amburgey, Betty S Amburgey, Deborah L Amburgey, Michael F 41 1 Amburgey, Patricia A 507 Amburgey, Roger D Amis, Helen R 533 Ammerman, Robert C. Amshoff, Dav.d E 507 Anders. Ruth E Anderson, Carol A, 329,507 Anderson, Cessie M Anderson, Charles E 370,411 Anderson, Clifton R Anderson, Donald R 533 Anderson, Donna L Anderson, ElhsC 375 Anderson, Gary B Anderson, George A, 41 1 Anderson, Gerald L Anderson, Hotly B 533 Anderson, James M Anderson, Jeanette L 507 Anderson. Kathleen E Anderson. Leslie L 507 Anderson, Mae B Anderson, Nancy L Anderson, Patricia A. 533 Anderson, Patricia A Anderson, Paulette M 533 Anderson, Ralph 301.487 Anderson, Randolph K Anderson, Raymond F 411 Anderson, Richard A 533 Anderson, Robert E Anderson, Rodney E Anderson, Virginia F Anderson, William H Anderson, William K 411 Anderson, William M. Andrews, Mary E Andrews, Paul P. Jr. 225 Angel, Deborah S 533 Angel. Judy E 391,411 Angelim, Janice M. Angle. Darrel W Angl.n, Retha F Ankney, Jon W, 237,292 Anness, Kerry T Anness, Rita G.M Ansley, Jean A. 487 Anthony, Brenda S ANTHROPOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY 158 Appelman, Debra L 533 Apple, James L. Applegate, Kimberly D APPLIED ARTS TECHNOLOGY. COLLEGE OF 142 Arcangel.. Oale C 487 Archer, Howard P Ardery. William N Ardmger, Ned A 411 Argabnght, Daniel S 245,370,487 Argabr.ght, T.m A 243,245,370 Ark, Thomas E. Arlmghaus, James A. 533 Armbrecht, Eddie L Armstrong, Deborah A Armstrong, Deborah J, Armstrong, Michael B 237 Armstrong, Nancy S 362,41 1 Armstrong, Paula M.K Armstrong. Richard 158 Arnett, Emma J Arnett, Jane R Arnett, Lonnie D Arnett. Sandra B Arnold, Barbaras 533 Arnold, Betty F.P Arnold, Carolyn J 507 Arnold, Douglas M. Arnold, Gary L Arnold, George R. Arnold, John S 507 Arnold, Larry C Arnold, Mary A Arnold, Phyllis A Arnold, Tilden W Arrowood, William Jr ART AND SCIENCES, DEPARTMENT OF 156,157 ART, DEPARTMENT OF 66,159 Arthur, Alva L 411 Arthur, James D 533 Arvin, CarmonG 533 Arvin, Ralph L Asbndge, Anthony Ash, Reba M 362,507 Ashby, Gary L Ashby, William C. 255,487 Ashcraft, Roy P 219,411 Asher, Curtis J 533 Asher, Dana L. 41 1,507 Asher, Herman Asher, Louise 293 Asher, Michael 265 Asher, Nancy B Asher, Noah M Ashley, Kenneth C 411 Ashraf. Gowhar Aspatore, Edward C Jr 411 Aiha, Sheila F 533 Atkins. Dorothy G Babbage, Robert Baber mes L 507 rry A 411 chard B. 123,221,401,507 Atkii , Lorr Atkins, Ronnie D. 533 Atkins, Thomas I Atkinson, John D 507 Atkinson, Linda L 354,487 Atkinson, Nancy H. Atk.sson, Thomas A Alwarer, Dorothy M. Atwood, Barbara S Aubrey. Richard D Aubrey. Terry E Augsburger, Michael R AURORA 398 AUSA 326 Ausherman, Margaret L. Austin, Greg L Austin, Jim E 391,487 Austin, Mark A Austin, Robert E 411 Auxier, Patsy L 507 Aventt. Robert F. 225,411 Aver.tt. Thomas E. Jr 487 Aydt, Janet S 533 Aydt, Paula L. 533 Ayer, Willard Y 507 Ayers, Gary S Ayers, Roger W 507 Ayers, Vicki A 507 Ayres, Harvey D. Azar, Daniel L Azbill, Robert N Babb, Lewis 225 Babb, LilhanS. 411 Babb, Sharon L Baber, Baber, Baber, Baber, William E. Babington, Kathenne 53 Bachman, Charles C. Bachus, Susan J, 533 Back, Anna L 507 Back, Jesse M Back, Lorna J 223,359 Back, Mary L Back, William T Bacon, Horace S. l. William H, 247 , John G Jr 533 Badei Bade: Badgett, Paul R 367,412 Bagby.CaraM 533 Bagwell, Carolyn 412,487 Bagwell. Glenna R A ley, Bruce E. ley, Deborah F, 308,533 ley, Deborah L. 487 ley, Devona L. 487 ley. Donna M ley, Douglas L ley, Gary S ley. Gerald R 533 ley, Jacob T 507 ley, Karen L 395.533 ley, Larry W 205,402,412 ley, Leah C ley, Mary R ley, Michael E. ley, Otis E. ley, Patricia A, ley, Paula J. ley, Ph.hp D. ley, Shafter ley, Stephen C 533 ley, Wade M 474 ley, Wayne R 385,388,507 rd, David A ird, Ernest C ird, Patsy A 412 kenhester, Eugene R. 507 ker, Allen H ker, Arthur T ker. Beverly R 533 ker, Bonita L. 507 ker, Carla A. 533 ker, Charles D. 487 er, Charles T. ker, Christopher T. ker. Coleen E. 293 mceK. , Dan Baker, David L, 412 Baker, James M. 487 Baker, Janet L. 533 Baker, Joel G Baker. Judy L Baker, Linda G Baker, Lorna G Baker. Michael K. Baker, Phillip R Baker, Ronny G Baker, Ruth H Baker, Sondra G Baker, Virginia J 533 Baker, Wanda K. 533 Baldinger, Charlene L 219.474 laldir Baldwin. Baldwin, Baldwin, Baldwin, in l The listing begun on this page is intended to serve as a directory of the 1970-71 Eastern Kentucky Uni- versity student body and as a student, faculty and activity index. Names of students who are pictured in the Milestone are followed by page numbers. The names of faculty pictured are printed in bold type. Activities and organizations covered are capitalized. 584 INDEX DIRECTORY ABB-BAL Bales. Debra L 533 a J 538 inceS 407,507 i L 533 Ball. Linda S Ball, Mary E Ball, N Catherine Ball, Pamela R Ball. Patricia L. Ball, Philip C Ballard. Ann C Ballard, Elizabeth A. 487 Ballard, Gail L Ballard, Jennie M Ballard. Leslie L Ballard, Lloyd D Ballard, Paul D 263,533 Ballard. Robert H. 412 Barber, George Barber, Jack R 261.292,487 Barber, Linda S 316,357 Barber, Ronald D Barclay, Jean W 507 ■■S B Bard, Bo Bare, James L. Barger. Gloria L 507 Barger, M Nolan Barger, Mary C. Barger, Michael W Bargo, Matthew Bargo, Robert S 327.533 Bargo, Susan L M Barkau, John A 295,382,412 Barker. JohnP Barker, Kathryn Ballard. Roberl L 507 Barker, Michael D Ballew, James E. 316 Barker, Pamela J 268,507 Ballinger, Alma C Barker, Tommy Balhnger. Faye Barker, William P 376,412 Ballinger, Gary W Barkley. William B Balhnger, Lloyd W Barlow, Charles S. Balog, Andrew A Barlow. Leroy L. 137 Balog, Margaret B Barlow, Linda E Baltes, Janet R 533 Barnard, Charles J 330.507 Baltzley, Cynthia K. 533 Barnard. Michael M. 412 Bangs, Bonnie J. 223,295.359.507 Barnes, Carol E Banks. Roma F Barnes. Donme G Banks, Sandra K 533 Barnes, Gerald E Bannister. Marilyn D. Barnes, James D Banta, Clinton W 328 Barnes, Kay L 412 Banzhaf, Barbara A 533 Barnes, Lois V BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 391 Barnes, Mildred F Barbee, Jimmy T. Bar nes, Pamela A. Barber, Bruce J Barnes, Robert D 507 ies. Robert D Bascom, George N 507 les, Suzanne E. 533 BASEBALL 254-257 les, Terry S Basham, Roger L. 487 les, Walter L Jr. 303,412 BASKETBALL 238-247 ten, Danny E. Bass, Bruce M 487 tett.Glenda K 507 Bass, Lee E rett, James L Bass, Ned M lett, Jenny L Bastin, GaryE. 382 tett, Johnny R 372 Batch, Donald 305 lett, Lana K 533 Bates. Charlene tett, Obie Jr Bates, Debra R 311,507 lett, Pamelas 507 Bates. Janet E 533 lett, Rosemary L. 533 Bates, Janice L. 533 tett, Sara S 507 Bates, Jennifer L 533 tett, Susan J Bathiany, Deborah L 533 lette, Jerry Batte, William K. 296,487 tette. Phil L Battles, Donald R 412 ette, Susan R. Battles, Howard E 412 hardt. Larry J 412 Bans, Gloria D ihart, Kathy J. 533 Bans, JamesW 412 hart, Steve P, 372 Batts, John L rett. Harold L rett, Kenneth H rett, Paul G rett, Robert W 533 sotti, Martin J 533 sotti, Matthew F. 382.412 telt, Bonnie J 507 th, Donald K then, Jill A 507 leson, James C. 487 lett. Gary ley, Jack T. 533 on. James B. , Na cy J. n. Phyllis C 533 Battson, Donald H Bauer, Bruce H 507 Bauer. Jane C. 412 Bauer. Linda L. 487 Bauer, Robert D 292 Baugh, Ronnie W 507 Baughman, Constance J. Bauhan, ConnieS 507 Bauman, Bruce E 412 Baumstark, Diana K. 507 Baur, Daniel J 218,487 Baxter, Richard L 380,388 Bayer, Dorothy L 50 7 Bavs, D.r i L. Baysore, Edith H Baysore, Jack E Beach. Larry W Beam. John R. Jr 330.487 Beams. Connie R 533 Beard, Dennis J 533 Beard, Gary L 533 Beard, MicahS 268,534 Beard, Rebecca L. 353,507 Beard. William J 487 Beasley. Patricia A Beatty. Anthany 507 Beatty, Yvonne T. Beaty, Brenda S 221,474 Beaty, MaryO- 311.507 Beaver, Guy M, 290 Beazley, Susan C. Beck, Douglas A Beck, JohnG. Beck. Phyllis J Beck, Robert G Beck, Rudolph W 412 Becker, Terry A 534 Beckench. Mary Jo T 364,507 Beckett, Deborah G Beckett, Ronald E Beckham, Clifford V. 487 Becknell. James R Bedell. Susan A Bedore, JeanetteM 507 Beechboard, Linda F 48 ) Beeler, Jacob W Begley. Catherine A 268 Begley, Deborah S. 534 Begley, Dwight M 487 Begley, Earl C. Begley. Helen M 300.412 Begley, J immie A Begley, John W. Begley. Lena D Begley. Linda R 508 Begley, Myra S. 474 Begley, Ralph D 412 Begley, Robert B. 38.127 Begley. William E. Behanan, Russell W 316.317,387.: Behrens, MarthaS. 534 Behymer, Deborah E. 487 Belting, Richard L Jr Beitler, Rita M. 534 . Dei sW. Belcher, Gerald F 372,508 Belcher, Janice E. 412 Belcher. William O. Belew, Nancy L. . Ann E . Betsey L. A surprised registration worker listens attentively to a bit of news from home. Bell, James 487 Bell. Lenise R 310,316,357,487 Bell, Robert J 316.317,387 Bell, Robert L Bell, Ruby E. Bell, William A Bellairs, Deborah K 314,393,534 s. Ma iretC Bellamy, Mai Bellamy, Marguerite B Bellando. Lila D Bellinger, Dennis S 534 Bellman, Robert J 487 Benassi. Janice A Bender, Angela F. 391,534 Bends, James P 412 Benedett, Jud. A 534 Benge, Anthony L. 327 Benge, Doris L Benge, Maxine Benge, Norma J Beniam.n. AmosS 375 Benjamin, Barry K Bennet, Lois D Bennett, David N 534 Bennett, Hope M Bennett, Judy G. Bennett, Norman L Bennett. Patricia A 364,508 Bennings, John T 262,263.487 Benson. Gayle E lard L. 162 Bar Bentle. Mary K 534 Bentley. Bettnia J 534 Bentley. Deborah I 508 Bentley. John A 412 Bentley, Kenneth M Bentley, Lana C Bentley. Linda A 304,487 Bentley. Novella 487 Bentley, Patricia R 487 Bentley, Russell O Bentley. Sandra K Benton. Charles E II Benton, Kathy R, 362.508 Benton. Mary C 480 Benton, Nolan R II Benton, Teresa S 508 Benwell, Thomas E Jr Benz, Richard C Berbench, Nancy S 534 Berg, Dale E Berge, Marion M Berlin, Teresa A 534 Bernstrom, Beverly T Berry, Eugene M Berry, Lucille D. Berry, Mary S Berry, Orra W Berry, Rolland H Berry. Sandra Lee 316.357 Berry. Vicki L Berry. Wanda L 316.357,487 Berry, Wynona L. Berryman, Betty L Bersaglif Bertn Bertr; .CharlesW , CletusM Bertram. Lynda S 508 Bertram, William J 367,508 Bertrand, Jean K 412 Bertrand, Keith T. 259,487 Bertrand, Susan A 298 BETA OMICRON GAMMA 367 Betz, Eveanna K. 534 Beverly. William K Bhangsbha. Charunin Biagi.AnnaM 534 Bibbs. Anna M. 487 Bickel. Rebecca S. Bickett. Amy M 359,413 Bicknell, Lucille D Biddle, Linda M Bidwell. Charles R 255.257,508 Bidwell, DeienaC Biedenharn. James T. Bierly. David F. Biermann. Ann E. 413 Billingsley. Sandra K Billups, Lora L. 534 BIOLOGY CLUB 305 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 160 Binder. Angela 391 Binder. Earl W 413 Binggeh, William L Bingham, Annetta Bingham, Betty AC 487 Bingham. James E. 41 3 Bingham. Jimmie Binkley, William T Binning, John B. 474 i sT.III lj i 364 Edward F Jr 474 INDEX DIRECTORY BAL-BIR 585 Bird, Joy E. Bishop, Beverly K. 534 Bishop, David M Bishop, James R. Bisig, James C. 330,508 Bissmeyer, Patricia J. Bitsko, Edward A Bizzack, Johnny W Black, Barbara A Black, Barbara L 359,413 Black, Beverly G 307,413 Black, Connie L 359.508 Black, Debbie A 304,508 Black, Donna F 357 Black, John W 534 Black, Lila D 564 Black. Mary E Black. Randall H Black, Ronald L 413 Black, Sara K. Blackburn, Arthur Blackburn, Glenn M Blackburn, Larry W 237,372 Blacketer, Michael E. Blacketer, Rebecca M 534 Blackwood, Linda J. 487 Blagg, Cheryl M Blain, Bradford H. 380.508 Blair, Charles E 413 Blair aid , BrendaD 534 . Dor.sE Blair, James R 296,306,508 Blair, Kenneth Blair, Margaret A. 534 Blair, Paul E 508 Blair. Rhonda L 508 Blair, Sally 508 Blair. Thomas D. Blair, William E Blake, Howard D 487 Blake, James A. 370 Blake, Karen L. 414 Blake, Phyllis P Blake. Robert F Blakeman, AnneS 534 Blakeman, Carol A. 534 Blakemon, Ira L 414 Blakemore, Neville L. Blanc, Linda C 564 Blanchard, Elizabeth Bland, Michael L 508 Bland, Timothy S Blandford, Barbara S Blandford, Thomas E Blankenship. Billy S Blankenship, Jerry D. Blankenship, Paula V Blankenship, Randy E. 487 Blankenship. Rick E Blankenship, Roger D Blanton, Deborah L. 534 Blanton, Gary L Blaske. Stephen F Blasky, Karen L 534 Blattman, Deborah A Blaydes, Eugene F Bled st Bledst Bledsoe, Ronald F 414 Bleichner, Gary J 613 Bleier, Clara R Blevens, Denise K 534 Blevms, Barbara A Blevms, Floyd R 211,414 Blevms, Gail I 534 Blevms, Lloyd K 211,219,414 Blevms. MarthaS. 508 Blevms, Michael L. 534 Belvins, Thomas A 508 Blewitt, Kenneth J 375,257 Blish, Richard A Block, Patricia E 487 Bloom, Michael W. Blount, Bettie R Bloyd, Karen M 310,312.508 Blue, Harry A 414 Blythe. Robert R 202,214,410,414 Boardman, Ernest L BOARD OF REGENTS 122,123 Boatnght, Linda S 316,534 Boaz, Ronnie D 414 Bobich, George T Bock. Barbara J Bock. Ronald N 249 Boden. Mamie S Bodine, Sammy G. 290 Bodley. Harvey H Jr 376,388,487 Boeh, Daniel E 341,376,414 Boese. Dwight W 474 Bogdanski, Joanne T. Boggess, Carolyn L. 391,487 Boggess, Rita J 535 Boggio, Guido 414 Boggio. Lea 295.535 Boggs, Barry M Boggs, Diana L Boggs. Mary L Boggs, Merle Boggs, Thomas D 535 Bogie, Patsy A. Bowman, Phyllis D Brewsa jgh, Deborah K Brown. Norman E Bogie. Wanda L 535 Bowman, Robert L 508 Bncken, Leonard J. 508 Brown, Paul A Bogliole, David J. Jr Bowman, Sam 311 Bnckey, Karen G, 224 Brown, Phillip E 316,387,487 Bogo, Lauren B 354 Bowman, Shirley A 415 Bridewell, John D. 487 Brown, Raymond L Bohannon, Thomas W Bowman, Terry W 376.415 Bndgewater, Gary E Brown, Rebecca W Boh man, John W Bowman, Wendell H Bright, Charles R 535 Brown, Richard Bohuslav, John 263 Box. Rebecca A 508 Bright, Venita D Brown, Robert D 316 Bokelman, Allen E 253,370 Boyd. James G Bngmon, Janet C 508 Brown, Robert T 416 Bokelman. David J. 370 Boyd, Linda K.H. Bringardner, Ed S Brown, Ronald J. 416 Bol.n, Vicki L Boyd. MelvinE Jr Bringenberg, Judith E Brown, Ronnie D Bol.nger, Marlene K Boyd, Patricia A Brisbay, Jacqueline M 508 Brown, Ronnie L Bolivar, Stephen L Boyd, Ronald D 415 Briscoe, Martha A 535 Brown, Samuel K. Bolt, Sharon A Boylan, Barbaras 535 Br. te, James F 415 Brown, Samuel M Bolton. Nancv F Boyle, IrisE 306.308,415 Br.ttain. Gary W 415 Brown. Sharon A Bolton, Wallace W 508 Boyles, Clyde W 487 Br. man, Janelle S 535 Brown. Shirley A- Bomhard, Kevin F 535 Boyles, Elinda DC 487 Bnttingham, John W. Brown, Stephen A Bonar, Marlene F Boyson. Richard I Bntton, Claudia L 508 Brown, Stephen F 508 Bond, Bettv L.S Bracken, Barbara J 298,364,508 Bntton, Reda J Brown. Sylvester R Jr 508 Bond, David L Bracken. Daniel B. 289,508 Broaddus, Dorothy F Brown. Taunya H Bond, Jerry W Brackett, Thomas M. Broaddus, Otis W Brown. Terry A. Bond, Paul Bradford, Janet G. 314,364 Broady, Charlotte L Brown, Theleda R Bond, Peggy S A Bradford, Linda S 508 Broce, Ronald E 474 Brown, Tim C 261,292 Bond, Victoria T Bradford. Sarah A 487 Brock, Alice R Brown. William C 218.326,328,416 Bondurant, Susan L 535 Bradley. Brian M 376.508 Brock, Bobbie S. 535 Brown, William C Boner, Geneva O Bradley, David L Brock, Donald W Brown, William D 487 Boner. William M 326,327,329 Bradley. Glenn Brock, Linda S Brown, William J 535 Bonfert, Peggy L 535 Bradley, Robert J. Brock, Susan M 415 Browne, Albert L Bonner, Denny N Bradley. Robert L Brock, Walter L Brownell, Patricia L. 508 Bonny, Bilhe T Bradley. Sherri L. 4B7 Brockman, Earl M Browning. Daniel L. 535 Bonny, Edwin M Bradley, Smith F Broenng, Karen L. 210,308,415 Browning, Eldon 535 Bonny, Thomas H Bradley. Susan R. 535 Broenng, Kurt H 487 Browning, Judith L 508 Book. Janet K 564 Bradley, William F Broenng, Lawrence J Browning, Kathleen F, 480 Booker, Lavetta R Bradshaw, Bishop L. 535 Brogdon, Johnny L J Jr 415 Browning, Pamela S 535 Boone, Beverly L Bradshaw. James E Broghamer, Nancy K 508 Browning, Sarah E 508 Boone, Joseph W 414 Bradt, Phyllis H.W, 415 Brogh. Anne H Browning, William K Boone, Randi G 535 Brady, Mary C Brohm, Edwin F 237,508 Browning, William S 535 Boone, Susan K 219,414 Brady. Thomas C Brokaw. Paul F Browning, Willie E Boone. Susan K F Bragg, Carolyn S Bromback, Linda L Broyles, Hollis B Bootes. Robert D Bramblett. Luther S 301 Bromback, William G Brucchien, Glenn M Bootes, Thomas R Bramblett. Phillip W 301.508 Bromley, Terry L 508 Bruce, Darlene A 487 Booth, Allen D Bramel. Lynda C 487 Bronn, James R 375,388.416 Bruce. Peggy L Booth. Ivan P 535 Bramlage. Frances E 354.508 Bronson. Nancy M 535 Brueggen, Gary S Boothe, Anne L, 535 Brammell. Michael L Brooke. Ronald M 268 Brumback, Julie A Boothe. Judith A Branaman, James S 508 Brooke, Sandra J Brumback Marshall Boothe, Rosalee 508 Branch. Julia G Brooks. Alice M 487 Brumfield. Deborah J. 535 Borden, Daniel U 316,487 Branch. Mae M Brooks, Batty S Brumley. Bruce E Borders. Harold D Branch, Mary E 535 Brooks, Dale S 487 Brummett, Brady 416 Borders, Harold 1 237 Brand, Ann S Brooks, Frances L Bruner, Arble G Jr Borders, Jane A Brandenburg, Blaine W Brooks, Gary S, Brunetti, Theodora M 535 Borders, Judy C 288,294,295, Brandenburg, Douglas Brooks, Harvey L Brunker, Charles S 245,487 297,300,415 Brandenburg, Kather.n 293 Brooks, James H 228.230.233, Brunker. Gary F Bonn, John A 376,415 Brandenburg. Larry K 508 235.237 Brunker. Mary J 359.508 Boring, Elaine L 297,487 Brandenburg. Sharon K Brooks, Jimmie L Brunsman. Gregory W 385 Boring, Steven K 224,487 Brandon, Gary A, 249 Brooks, John G. Brussell. James L Borthen.Gill 223 Branham, Blanche J Brooks, Martha M Brutscher, Thomas E 395,508 Boschert, Mary G 564 Branham, Donagene, 114,215,294, Brooks, Patricia A 416 Bryan, Marvin H. 508 Bosler, Christina M 278 329,359,415 Brooks, Robert 247,296 Bryan, Timothy J. 535 Bosley, Joseph G Branham, James E Brooks. Robert L 416 Bryant, Benny L Bosse, Timothy J 415 Branham, Tern L. 535 Brooks, Thomas A Bryant, Charles L Bostic, Howard R Jr 535 Branham, Tim E Brookshire, Linda A Bryant, Daniel E Bostick, Pamela K 300.487 Branom. Cynthia A. 316,535 Bros.us, Leslie C. 487 Bryant, Daniel E Boston, Velinda S 205,293, Branson, John A Brothers, David L Bryant, Elizabeth C 535 406.415 Brant. Dennis L Brothers, Jo Ann 221 Bryant. Elizabeth F Boswell. Jeffrey D 535 Brashear. Brenda D Brotherton, Lois R Bryant, George C 238,242,244, Bothwell, FredW Jr 327.535 Brashear. Charles G Broughton, Beverly A 535 245,487 Botner. Bobby R Brashear. Nora D 201.415 Broughton, Linda S 219.224.362 Bryant, Gregory K Bott. John E Brashear, Sherry Broughton, Patricia H. Bryant, James D 416 Bottoms. Robert B Brashear. Stephen G 327 Broughton. Stanley W Bryant. Larry M Botts, Guy S Braswell, Kathryn L 415 Brown. Alice M Bryant, Paul E Bourne, Harold R Bratcher, Elizabeth M Brown Artie K 487 Bryant, Richard S Bowe. Jess J 225,474 Bratton, Linda L Brown Bartley R 416 Bryant, Robert C 225,416 Bowen, Allen P 508 Braun, Deborah L Brown Ben F Bryant, Robert L Bowen. Darrell L 225,415 Braun. Floyd P, Brown Billy G 290 Bryant, Shannon 535 Bowen, Joyce M Braun. June K Brown Bobby C Bryant, Sharan L 209,219,410 Bowen, Linda M Braun, Kathleen M Brown Cathy S 416 Bryant, Shelia R 535 Bowen, Lonnie J Braun. Nancy D Brown Clennon R Bryant, Ted H, Bowen, Martha C.P 415 Bray, Barbara A 487 Blown Connie H Bryant, Virginia A. Bowen, Ronald L 508 Bray. Dale W, Brown Deborah A, 535 Bryson, Terr. A 416 Bowen, Stephen S 535 Bray, William C Brown Deborah J, 421 Bubel, David R 225.416 Bowen, Warren H Brecht. Suzanne Brown Debra J. 535 Buchanan, James J Bowers, Dennis G Brecht, Thomas C, Brown Delores J, 508 Buchanan, Janet L. 416 Bowers, John C. 487 Breeden, Hugh F Brown Dennis J Buchanan, Jo AT, 487 Bowers, Stephanie K 487 Breeden, Michael W, Brown Donna J, 487 Buchanan, John L. 303,375,416 Bowles. Brian L 301,415 Breeding, Donny R Brown Dwight E Buchanan, Joseph M 535 Bowles, Deborah A 535 Breeding, Jerry V Brown Gary L Buchanan. Mary E 535 Bowlin, Connie F 508 Breeding, Jevetta R 535 Brown Gary L Buche, Dennis W Bowlm, GlennaP 315,487 Breeding, Robert B Brown Glenda M Bucher. Gary D. Bowlin, Wesley Breeze, Richard C Brown Helen 1 416 Bucher. James A Bowling. Daniel A Bremer, Ronald C Brown Irvin A Bucher, Jane A Bowling. Donald W 535 Breitenstein. Larry D 382,415 Brown Jacque L 315,508 Buchman, Robert G Bowling. Dottle S 480 Breland, James D 218.415 Brown Jacqueline S, Buck. Barbara A Bowling, Eldon M Brenda, Raymond O 487 Brown James C 290.291,294,487 Buck, James C Bowling, Herbert Brenda, William H 289,298,508 Brown James R 416 Buck, Kathenne R, 357 Bowling, J Carleton Brennan, Daniel J. 225,415 Brown Jeanette Buck, Lydia F. 508 Bowling, Judy A 219 Brennan. Frederick G 219.415 Brown Jerry R Buckholz, Anne E.487 Bowling, Kermitt R. Brennan. Grace M Brown JoeE Buckingham, Richard S Bowling, Larry D Brentzel. Stewart E 290.535 Brown John D Buckingham, Tommie G. Bowling, Linda M Bresch. Karel E. Brown John W 416 Buckler. William H. Bowling. Lynn A 415 Bresch. Mary A 535 Brown Judith Buckles. John L Jr Bowling, Rebecca J 487 Bretner. Ronald C 508 Brown Karen L 508 Buckley, Nicholas R 508 Bowling, Wayne Brewer, Brenda C. 535 Brown Larry A 416 Buckner, James 1 Bowman, Donald A Brewer, Carl W. 474 Brown Linda L Buckner, Rita E Bowman. Farrell D Brewer. Gary D 487 Brown Lois J. 508 Budinger, Rae M 508 Bowman, Howard W Brewer, James B Brown Marilyn A Budke, Barbara A 487 Bowman, Ida M Brewer, Janice 535 Brown Mary J Buehner, James K 535 Bowman, Jack Jr, Brewer, Larry K Brown Michael C 327.487 Buemi. Dennis P Bowman, Jack V Jr 237,508 Brewer, Nadine 1. 535 Brown Michael L Bugg, David B 416 Bowman, James R Brewer, Paul A, 328,508 Brown Michael W, 535 Bugg, Vicki G. 311,391,535 586 INDEX DIRECTORY BIR-BUG After being found guilty, a group of coeds anxiously anticipate their sentences. uis, Michael A uis, Mildred uis, Peggy S 487 uky, Deborah A. 535 ulcher, Dorothy A 309,487 ullard, James T. ullock, Debra L. 535 , Judit a B 219,224.308.416 unch, Ivan G. unch, Paula M 223,508 undy, Earl C. undy, Eric R 564 undy, Manann 223,294,295,359,508 undy, VickiS. unker, Andrew L unker, Debra L 314,364 unnell, David B. untin, Robert H urch, Alvm L urch. Nancy L. 311,508 urch, William E. 535 urchett, Barbara A 474 urchfield, David R urckle. William P urdette, Anne K 487 urdette, Jane T 535 urdette, Janice O 309,357,487 urdette, Mary J. 508 urdme, David A. 272,375,487 urgess, James M. urgess, Jeffery L urgess. Knstine, 535 urgess, Ronald G. 289,508 trgm. Lai , Joseph S. , Larry G. , Margaret A irke. Patricia Y 487 irke, Polmer irke, Sherry L. 416 irkett, Barry L. 364 irkett, Gordon L irkett. Michael D. irkett, Patricia J.C. irkhart, Patrick B. 508 irkhart, Steven C irkhart. Suzanne R 314,354 irkhead, Ann L 487 irkhead, Stuart D 508 irks, Bonnie J. irks. Janet R 508 irks, Michael A. 509 irleson, Jacquelyn 535 irnam. Coy H 535 imell, Jason C. irness, Jean A irnett, Donald K irnett, Eugene irnett, Mary C irnett, Reba C irnett, Richard B irnett, Roy A. 509 ns. Peggy ns, Richard A 380 rns, Sara A 535 ns, Stephe n D ns. Wtllian i E. 564 rns, Wilhan lT. 50 ' J rr. Molly W . res. Lester . c. 351,376,474 rns, David R. ns, Donald L ns. James S.J r. 535 ns. Rober C. 509 Burton. Billy H Butler, Stephen A 613 Burton, Billy J 238,244,245.487 Butler, Wendell P. 123 Burton, Brenda S 487 Butler, William D 418 Burton. Carolyn S Butters. Nancy L 418 Burton, Clarice J 200,216,224,309 Buzek, Michael M. Burton. Daniel W Byars, Irvine M. Ill Burton, Donald W 509 Byrd. Dennis W Burton, Jerry 1 D 290 Bvrd. Hugh M 225 Burton, John B 326,535 Byrd. Josephus Burton, John L 330 Byrdwell, Kenneth R Burton. Joseph C Byrnes. James M Burton, Judy K Byrnes. Marguerite A Burton, Lerrame 416 Byron, Frank L III Burton, Phyllis A Byrum, Joyce L 359,480 Burton, Ronnie K 290 Burton. Shernll L 301,305.487 C Burton. Terry A Buschemeyer, Elizabeth Cable. Brenda F 509 Busdieker. Earl E Cabral, Wayne E Bush, Barbara J CADUCEUSCLUB 302 Bush, Barry L. 487 Cady, Walter J. Ill Bush, Betsy L. Cahill, John T. Jr 487 Bush, Beverly D Cain, Brenda A 418 Bush, Hermans. 138 Cam, Devon Bush, Marshall L. 237 Cam, Gordon Jr Bush, Oscar F. Cain, James W Bush. Sharon S Cain, Karen Lee Bussell. B. Bryan 509 Cain, Larry D. Bussell. Dealva Jr Cain. Michael 270,509 Bussell, James G Cairns, Robert H 509 Butcher, Jennie L. Caldwell, Alvm Butcher, Rosanne 354.416 Caldwell, Darla G Butcher. Thomas N Caldwell, Duane S Butcher. Wanda M Caldwell, Jackie E 535 Butler, Brenda J 416 Caldwell, John K Butler, Dave 376 Caldwell, Mary S Butler, Donald T. Caldwell, Onan C. 474 Butler, Doretta J.D. Caldwell, Pamela L Butler, Hank Caldwell, Sammy G. 535 Butler, Kathleen J. 353 Caldwell, William R. 328 Butler, Larry J. 535 Calico. Connie I Butler, Lelan. 316.418 Calico. Patricia E 300.364.487 Butler, Mary A Calimeri, Joseph J, 303.418 Butler, Robert A Calkin. Daniel W. 535 Butler, Stanley M Calkins. Paul N 418 , James M 253.509 Callender, Stepha Call. ban, Beverly Calloway, Charles Calvert, Christine Cambron, Denis £ Can Can Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel . Cha Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Campbel Christopher 509 Danny R. David L Deborah A. 535 Deborah J 418 Dennis W. 509 Diane 487 Eddie N 418 Eulene535 Gardn ' W. Jan j M. Jerry W 290 JohnC Judith a Larry J 487 Leslie J- 535 Linda K. 487 Mike E 419 Campbell, Paul A Jr, Campbell, Rocky L 535 Roger D Stephen G 536 Susan E. 536 Susan F. INDEX DIRECTORY BUI-CAM 587 Campbell. Tommy D. 487 Cass. II, Arthur D 382.486 Campbell. Vanessa G 509 Cass.ty. Carol E Campbell, Walter M. CATALINA CLUB 314 Campo, Frank Castegnaro. Mary A. 419.509 Candler. Catherine M 487 Castegnaro. Sandra K Candv. Bonnie S Castle. Cheryl L Canfield. Margaret E Castle. Earl L Cannon. William E Castle, James L Cantrall, Roy S Castle, Johnny M 509 Cantrell. Gloria A Castle, Juletta F Cantrell. Robert J 419 Castle, Marc D Cantrill, Debra K 487 Castle, Roger D 536 Capps. Richard M Caswell. Janet E 293.488 Carbone. Carol A Cates. Arnold R 509 Cardweli. Janice L 536 Cathers. Henry E Carey. Brenda A Catich. Barbara 1 474 Carey. Glenn 157 Cat.nna, Cher. L Carey. Margaret M Catlett. Daryl L. 536 Carey, Ruth A 509 Catlett. Elizabeth J 536 Carey. Velma J 487 Catlett. Larry D Carleton. Cathy C. 536 Catlett. Phyllis W Carlm. V.ctonanne M Catlett. Sarah K Carlson. Gayle E Caton. L.nda S 480 Carlton. Dieter R, 330.509 Catron. Donald J Carman. Gerald W 419 Catron. Verena E 488 Carman, Terry W Caudill. Aaron M 509 Carmichael, Kenneth R 218.303.419 Caudill. Annella J Carmickle. Ann B 536 Caudill. Bobbie J. 295.536 Carmicle. D.ana C 509 Caudill. Conley Carmody, Michael W Caudill. Dannie Carnahan. James G 536 Caudill. Florence C Carneal. Samuel D Caud.ll. Gary W Carnes, Barbara B. Caudill, Gregory A 510 Carnes. Barry L 536 Caudill, Jimmy A Carnes. Carolyn J 303.487 Caudill. Judith A 510 Carnes. Christine M. 419 Caud.ll. Marc.aC 510 Carnes. Jo Ann 487 Caudill, Paul D Carnes. Margaret W 509 Caud.ll. Rhonda C Carnes. Stephen R Caud.ll. Roger D Carney. Daniel J Cauley. James E 539 Carney. Jane R Causey. Darren Carney. Monty D 391 Causey, Donald W 536 Carney. Robert M Cavalier, Jo A 293.310.488 Carney. Vickey L 93.315.509 Cave, Arl.e G. Carnvale. Edward M 237,375 Cave, Elizabeth A Carpenter. Barry D. 487 Cawood, Constance V Carpenter. Bruce M Cays. Brenda L Carpenter. Danny W Cayton, Larry T 289,298,510 Carpenter. David K Cayton, Peggy A Carpenter. Dav.d M 419 Caywood Mar. on J 419 Carpenter. Gregory L 296 Cecil. Charles M 330.488 Carpenter. Janice Cecil. Donald F Carpenter, Jasper 487 Cec.l. John R 330.488 Carpenter. Linda L Cec.l. Kathy J 31 1 Carpenter. Patricia L Center. Durward R 419 Carr. David P 419 Center. John T 488 Carr, Deborah L Centers. Brenda L Carr, Elizabeth R Chadwell. Beverly A 536 Carr. Gloria T 300,419 Chadwell. Christine M 329.536 Carr. Maurice E Chadwell, Dav.d C 536 Carr. Patr.cia A Chadwell, Dav.d G Carr, Raymond L 380 Chadwell. J. mm. e 419 Carr, Susan J 509 Chadwell. Michael D 536 Carrender. Barry D Chaff. n. Dav.d W 419 Carnco. Carol A Chaffm. David W Carrico. Francis J. 328.396.487 Chaffin, Lillie D Carnngton, Douglas L Chaff.ns. Gary D Carroll, Bonnie J CHAMBER CHOIR 318 Carroll. Herbert K Chamberlain. Hannah R Carroll. John w 385.419 Chamberla.n, Linda C 304.419 Carroll. Keith F 292.488 Chamberlain. Peggy B Carroll. Melvyn D Chamberlain. Thomas G Carroll. Susan L 509 Chambers, Patr.cia Carroll. Willa A F Chambers, Tom J 329.357 Carruba. Ruth E 395,509 Chambers, Wallace 232.237 Carson, Jeffrey A 536 Champion, Margaret C 301 Carter. Ann K. 536 Chandler, Barbara LB 419 Carter Charles M 509 Chandler. Dusty L 536 CJ ' te. Cheryl L 536 Chanev. Dennis W 536 Carter David K Chaney, Jerry Carter Diana J 419 Chaney. Larry 419 Carter Nathanael E 509 Chaney. Phyllis G Carter Ralph D Chanev. Sarah K. 536 Carter Robert E 536 Chaney. Wendell T. 385.488 Carter Ronald D 509 Chang, Anna P Carter Roseanna L. 419 Chanley. Jay H 253,292.419 Carter Theresa A. Chaplin. Carl D 488 Carter Venora E 536 Chaplin. Donna S 510 Carter Veronica L Chapman. Allan R Cartwright. Barbara J 393 Chapman. Dewey E Cartwright. Rebecca L 300488 Chapman. Linda L 329,330,486 Carver, Ottis W Jr Chapman, Michael T 419 Caryer. Emerson L Chapman, Roy L Casada, Roger W 419 Chapman, Stanley W. 419 Case. Phyllis G Charles, Glenna S Case. Richard A 509 Charleston, Charles K 266.267 Casey. Eugene J Charmoli. Jo Ann 419 Casey. Jacpueline D 419 Chase. Carmen G 359.376.419 Casey. Judy C 364.509 Chase. Jerald L Casey. Michael A 536 Chase, Nina 331.488 Casey. Phyllis J 536 Chasteen. Leslie E Cash. Claudinnia B Chasteen. R.ck 488 Cash. Donald L Chasteen. Steven A. 510 Cash. Kathenne 1. Chatfield. Marilyn H. Cash. Ronnie D Chatfield. Rausel L Cason. Jean A. 509 Cheek. Carrie M 311.480 Cassel. Carolyn 536 Cheek, James A 536 Cassid 3y, Rhonda L Cheek, Robert L Kristi Williams signs in McGregor Hall on registration day. CHEERLEADERS 295 Clark. James C 420 Clevenger, William R Chelf, Jacqueline G Clark, James M Clevmger, Delores J 488 CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT 161 Clark. James R Clevinger. Ruby G 536 Chenault, Thomas D 510 Clark. James R. Click. Danny W Chenault, William F 488 Clark, Jenny L.T. Click. Robert O Cherne, Andrea L. 419 Clark. John H Clifford. Lowell J Chesher, Jerry B Clark. John R Jr 420 Clifford, Timothy W. 536 Chesnut. Ruth A Clark. Johnnie S Clifton, Gary F Chesser. L.nda L 420 Clark. Karens. 510 Clifton. Jack A Chestnut. Deborah E 488 Clark. Kenneth L. 536 Clifton. Raymond L Chia. Robin T 474 Clark. Kent B. 536 Cl.fton. Teresa A 316.510 Childers. David F 420 Clark. Leisa L. 536 Cl.ne. Deborah L 309.420 Childers, Dorothy M.H. Clark. Michael W 488 Cline. Jacob P Childers. Harold D Clark. Murray B Jr Cl.ne. Mary M Childers. Lloyd H Clark, Nathaniel Cline. Randolph M 536 Childers, Martha A 293 Clark. Nora L 420 Cloud. JuannaS. Childers, Mary L, 488 Clark. Phyllis A. Clouse, Stephen L 536 Childers, Richard D 420 Clark. Ralph L. Clouse. William G Jr Childers. William H Clark. Robert E Clutterbuck, Owen L 376,488 Childress. Janet S. Clark. Ronald B 372.536 Coakley, Robert L Chilton. Penny C Clark. Sara P. Coalt, Daniel J. 488 Chilton. Wayne T. Clark. Sharon M 536 Coate, Christy K. 362.420,427 CHI OMEGA 336,358.359 Clark. Steven W 420 Coate. Melame E Ch.sholm, Deborah L. Clark, Susan E. 510 Coates. Randy L Chism, Linda L Clark. Vada Coates. TereseM 564 Ch.ttum. Terry R. 293.488 Clark. V.cki A Coatney, Dana L 510 Chr.sman. Evelyn L 488 Clarke. Marcia B 536 Coatney, Ronald K. 536 Chrisman. Joy L Clarke. Rosemary 536 Cobb. Donna C. Chr.sman, W.llard L Claunch. Trudy J 480 Cobb. Ramona L Christian, James D Clawson, Kenneth 129 Cobb. Sarah M 489 Chnst.an, Rebecca A. 536 Claxon, Lanny S Cobb, Shirley A 391 Christian, R.chard L 237 Clay, Gary S Coblentz, Robert E CHRISTIAN STUDENT Clay. Minnie L Coblentz, William D. FELLOWSHIP 394 Clay. Valer.aS.C. Coblin. William G Jr. 420 Christie, Melvin R Clay. Yvonne E 360,420 Coburn. Gwendolyn 353.489 Chrouser. Alfred J. Jr Clayton. David N Cocanougher. E. Jane Chumley. Donald R. Clayton, John R Cocanougher. Elizabeth 353 Chumley. Franklin D Clayton, Michael A 305,488 Cocanougher. LaRue 129 Chung, In Sung 536 Clayton. Noel D. 420 Cocanougher. Paul D. Churchill. AnneC 536 Claytor. Joann 1 Cochran. Brenda J CIRCLE K 290 Cleaver. Dav.d W Cochran. Teresa L 536 Clancy. Rebecca F 314.510 Cleaver, Patr.cia A. 536 Cockerham. Samuel T. 489 Clapp, Sandra K. 298.331.510 Clem, Jesse D. Codell, Anna L Clardy. Donald B. Clement. Micheal T. Coen. Timothy M 385 Clare. Bonita S. 536 Clements, Christin e K. 362 Coffey. Alfred Clare. Dianne L. 510 Clements. James S Coffey. George W Clare. Mary E. 420 Clements, John R 510 Coffey. Thomas H Jr Clark, Alan M. 488 Clements, Marion K 303 Coffield. Charles R. Clark. Ann Q Clemmons, Norma J 391.510 Coffman. Lois Clark, Brenda G 359.510 demons. Bessie E 536 Cogswell, Carolyn J Clark. Carolyn J 510 Clemons. Earl D 420 Cohel.a, Richard D 289.298.420 Clark. David H 420 Clemons. Elizabeth A 420 Colbenson. Dora R 311.480 Clark. Dreama L Clendenen, Patr.cia A. 536 Cold.ron. Ralph A. 237,347 Clark. Elijah Clensy. Vicki L. 536 Cole, Barbara D 536 Clark. El.zabeth A 420 Cleveland. Druc.lla W. 536 Cole. Betty L. Clark, Frank E. Cleveland. Larry W 380,506.510 Cole. Charles W Clark, Harold R. 420 Clevenger. Roger L 536 Cole. Dav.d H 588 INDEX DIRECTORY CAM-COL Cole. Ella J 564 Cole. Evelyn B 316,360.489 Cole. Gilliam L. 489 Cole, James B Cole, Luther G Cole. Thomas C- 610 Colehour, Charles H 249 Colehour. Grant E. Coleman. Benny D- 510 Coleman. Carolyn M. 536 Coleman. Charles E. Coleman. David B Coleman. D.anna L 400,510 Colerr Col.-n I Y W 219,224.300, Coleman. Stephen W Coleman. Walter 327,510 Colgan, Teresa L. 311,536 Colglazier. Jack K 326,328.510 COLLEGE REPUBLICANS 298 COLLEGIATE DEMOCRATS 291 COLLEGIATE PENTACLE 224 :t. Jim W ett Joyce L 510 Richard G 536 Thomas CharleneS. 510 Jerry V Jr. e- Margaret A Patricia A. ins Barbara D Ins Brenda F ns. Jo Anne ns, Kaihleen A 305.353.420 ns. Kenneth A 249.536 ns, Larry W 510 ns, Lois A. , Margaret L , Robert E. 370 , Rodney P. .Steven W. 212,376,420 , Violet E 510 , William M. 489 r, Linda M 354 Colson, Jean E 510 Colston, Donna K 310,312 Columbia, Barbara J. Coiville. David E Colvm. Judith A 420 Colvin, Ted L 301,489 Col r. Jerald L. Combest, James E Combs, Angela L Combs, Betty C Combs. Byron F Combs. Charles C Combs, Charlotte A 293.489 Combs, Danny L Combs, David L. 376 Combs, Deborah K. Combs, Diana L. 536 Combs, Donald G. 250 Combs, Earle 123 Combs, Elec D. Combs. Emery W. Combs. Gary G. 510 Combs, Gregory S. 265,510 Combs, Harold R. Combs, lantha S Combs. James B Combs. Jerald F. 302,420 Combs, John D. 255 Combs, Joyce E 51 1 Combs, Judith L. 311,536 Combs, Kathryn J.K.420 Combs, Martha L Combs, Patrick D. 420 Combs, Ramona J. 511 Combs. Ruphenia S. Combs. Ruth 536 Combs, Sandra M. Combs, Thomas D Jr. 536 Combs. William E. Comer, Charles W. Commons, Sandra J 360,420 COMMUNITY CONCERT SERIES 64 Compton, John I. 536 Compton, Larry F 305,421 Compton, Laura J. Compton, Mary H.J. 217,304,421 Conatser. Mildred S. CONCERT BAND 320 Condreva, Janet L 536 Congleton. Jerry G. Conkwnght, Arthur B. Conkwright, James M Conley. Barbara A Conley, Danise Conley, Leeda Con , Low Conley, Mary J. Conley, M.mia J. 489 Conley, Patricia M. Conley. Rex W. Conlin, Martin T. Connelly, Helen B. Connelly. Thomas F Jr. Conner, Larry C. 316,387.489 Conner, Lmdsey S. Jr. Conner, Sheryl A. 302,511 Conner, Steven J. 511 Connett, Leslie J. 294,536 Connolley, Alfred C 421 Connors, Raymond P 474 Conover, Deora L. Conrad. Dav.d A. 327.536 Conrad, James T Conrad. Kathryn J 297.304.421 Conrad, Sharon R Conrad, Terry A 289,298.511 Conrad, Vera D. 536 Conroy. Catharine J. 536 Come, Anita M 511 Conte. Scottye H. 421 Conway, Dwight A. 511 Conway, Jack L 536 Conway. Michael J. Conway. Peter J 489 Conway. William M. 489 Conyers, Larry B 380.511 Cook. Brenda T Cook. Charles E Cook. Charles P. Cook, Charles R Jr. Cook, Cheryl W 312,489 Cook, Donald R 536 Cook. Edward W Cook. FayeE. 511 Cook. Frederick J. Coo , Hen Cook, John S. Cook, Larry 255 Cook. Melissa J. Cook, Morns, S. 536 Cook. Natalie 357,388 Cook, Richard W 237 Cook. Ronald W Cook. Ronnie W. Cook, Wallace G. Cook. William P Cooley, James M. Coomer, Larry K 536 Cooney, John A Jr Coontz. Douglas H Jr 380,51 1 Coop. Roy W 489 Cooper. Arlene B 208 Cooper, David D 219,51 1 Cooper. Deborah K. Cooper, Jeanne L 391,421 Cooper, John C. 167 Cooper, John H. Jr. 537 Cooper. Karen A 537 Cooper, Karen L Cooper, Kathaleen Cooper, Kerry A 489 Cooper, Linda K 223,308,511 Cooper, Michael L 537 Cooper, Sue A- 537 Cooper. Virginia F Cooper. Wayne H Copass, Freddie G. Copeland, Jackie K 480 Copes. Kenneth L 310 Copley. Gary B. 537 Copley, R.F. Jr. Coppage. Ralph E t- Cooper, Lynn D 537 Corbett, James R 537 Cordell, Jo F. Cordell.OtisW Cordier, John T. 421 Cordoves, Rafael A Corey, Judy L. Cords, John H.422 Corman, Shannon B Cormney, Cheryl C. Cormney, Larry C. 537 Cornacchio, Alfred M 382,422 Cornelison, Robert W Cornelius, Charles K. Cornelius. Melva A. 312.489 Cornett, Charlotte A 511 Cornett. Chester A. Cornett, Clayton D Cornett, Colin K. Cornett, David C Jr Cornett. Dennis L Cornett. Diana C 489 Cornett. Dortha L Cornett, Douglas K 489 Cornett. Ford B Cracraft, Carole A Croxton. Kathy R 538 Cornett, Hiram J Cracraft. Frank S 538 Cruciotti. Richard F Cornett, Howard D 301,537 Craddock, Shern A Cruey. Michael G Cornett. James M Craft. Bemiece R Crumbaker, Rebecca L Cornett. JeannetteG Craft, Betty A Crumble. James L Cornett. Jimmie A Craft. Brenda C Crump. Bruce Cornett. Johnny D 489 Craft, Brenda K 304,364.490 Cruse. Betty J 297.331.538 Cornett, Kenneth 537 Craft. Clyde 149 Cruse. Carolyn G Cornett. Lenn Craft. Dave L Cruse. Cheryl A 538 Cornett. Linda E B 422 Craft. Donna G. Cruse. Clarence R Cornett. Rebecca Jane 359.422 Craft. James D Cruse. Claudia C 295.315.538 Cornett, Roy M Craft, John N 423 Cruse. Jeffrey G Cornett. Russell G 511 Craft. Lillian E Cruse. Lowell T Cornett. Sandra S Craft, Martha SM 423 Cruse. Vickie R Cornett. Sherrill B Craft. Norma S 294.295,490 Crusort, Marion L Cornett. Shirley K. Craft, Rex R 511 Culbertson. Bill Y Cornett. Stanley N Craft, Teresa A. Culbertson, James A Cornett. Stephen D 327 Craig, Charles S Cullen, Carolyn J 512 Cornette. Benjamin W Craig. James E. 51 1 Cullen. Deborah C Cornette. Brenda C 489 Craig, Jess G. Cullen. Michael R. 323.424 Cornette. F L Craig, Jon M 490 Culver. Deana J Cornette. Janet E Craig, Kenneth R Cumber. Jerry W. Cornwell. Patricia M 489 Craig, Marty A Cumber, Toy A S Coronado, Regma B Craig, Sheila K. 480 Cummins, Danny E 538 Correll, Elmer E Cram. Charlotte F 331,490 Cummins. Earl C Cosby. Betty S 51 1 Cram. Donna H. 538 Cummins, Garlan M Cosby. Judith R 489 Cramer. Kent C Cummins. Jackson L 424 Cosby. Linda Kathryn 422 Cramond, Wendy G 538 Cummins. Janet K 512 Cosby. Marsha K Crass, Valerie E Cummins. Linda O Cosby, Mary K 537 Cosby, Oliver W Costas. George J 537 Costine. Jane A 537 Cothron. David R Cotten. Margaret B 106.110.293, 372,489 Cotteng.m, Elizabeth Cotton. Martha C Cottongim, Betty S M Cottongim, Sandra J 511.537 Cottrell, Michael E Coucl I R COUNTER GUERILLA RAIDER COMPANY 327 Courtney. Kerry L 511 Courts. Glenn L Covelle. Kathleen A 295.407,511 Covey. JuneC. Covington, Billy J Covington, Delia M 118 Cowan, James M 330,538 Cowan, Sue E. 538 Cowden, Paul J Cowley, Stephen A Cowman, Mark F 326.532,538 Cox, Alma J Cox, Anne K Cox, Betty C Cox. Bobby G Cox. Brenda K 538 s J. 1 . ' Cox, Chai Cox, Charles L Cox, Connie K. Cox, Craig 422 Cox, Daniel W 538 Cox, Deborah L Cox, Delphia M Cox, Gary L 489 Cox, Jacquelin B. 422 Cox, James D. 225 Cox. James H Cox. James M 422 Cox, Janice M 511 Cox. KathenneH. 353.511 Cox, Kenneth E Jr Cox, Larry E. 538 Cox, Linda Sue 360,422 Cox, Margaret L. 314,511 Cox. NonaB. 538 Cox. Norman Robert 301,423 Cox, Patricia A 310,312.511 Cox. Patsy A 538 Cox. R. Schley 221.403 Cox. Sally K 538 Cox, Teresa C. 490 Cox. Tony 364 Cox. Tyler D 286.296.380. 388,506,511 Coy. Elizabeth J. 423 Coyle. James A Coyle. John M 370 Coyle. Kenneth W. Coyle. Sharon E 538 Coyle. Wade H 538 Coyle, William M Crabb, Marlene 300,423 Crabtree, Betty S Crabtree, Deborah A Crabtree, Karl W 538 Crabtree, Larry R Crabtree, Naomi J Crabtree. Ralph M Crace. Mabel C 511 Crace. William A Cracraft, Carlos H. 423 Craven. David P 370,388,490 Crawford, Ethel Crawford. Georgia A. 538 Crawford. James C 423 Crawford. Lawrence 511 Crawford. Linda K Crawford. Martha T 223.359.51 1 Crawford, Nancy S Crawford, Ralph Crawford, Shirley L. 480 Crawford. Ted Crawley, JanieC. 511 Craycraft, Kenneth L Craynon, John E Creamer, Eff.e 309 Creech, Michael B 538 Creed. Deborah E 423 Creed, Jeffrey K Creed, Wanda J 353.423 Creek, Joyce K Creek. Robert 305 Creger. Kathleen L 395.490 Cress, Nona L Creusere, Frederick M, Creutzinger, Michael 376.423 Crews, Brenda F. 423 Crews, Sharon A 54.362.506.51 1 er, Walter 8 JimmieW. tder, Kenneth D ider, Paul D. gler, Harry S. gler. Sandra K 423 gler. Shirley L sler, Steven P sp, Bonnie J. 424 sp, Catherine B sp. Norman H Thomas L -II. Ak i J. Jr. ill, Lydia F 511 ill, Mabel R Cr.tchfield, Patricia Cnttendon. Glenn 424 Crockett, Joel A 474 Crockett. Michael R Croley, Jenny L. 538 Croley, Kenneth H. Jr Croley, Roscoe Croley, Sandra K. 223 Cronenwett. Roxie R 1 19.511 Cropper, Paula J 512 CROSSCOUNTRY 248 249 Cross, James H Cross. Sheridan L. 490 Crossfield, Daryl E 290.538 Crossfield. Donna F. 490 Crossfield. Joyce A. 474 Crossfield, William R. 424 Crossley, Robert F Crothers. Carl M 538 Crotty. Carol A Crotty, James M Crouch. Earl T 367 Crouch. Hazel Elaine 424 Crouch. James C Crouch. Larry K. Crouch. Mell W Jr 490 Croucher, Margaret M 490 Croucher. Sherrill K 424 Croucher. Susan A 512 Croudep. James T. 237 Crouse. Barbara F Crouse. Joseph L Jr Crow. B.II.eK 353.512 Crowe. Dougals L 298.490 Crowley. Nancy S. Cummins, Mary S Cummins, Philip 424 Cummins, Phillip S. 538 Cummins, Ruby J Cummins. Terry H 216 Cundiff. Connie R 490 Cundiff, Kerry D Cundiff. Pauline P Cundiff. Sandra L Cundiff . Terrance W Cunningham. Clinton E Cunningham. David M 512 Cunningham, John F Cunningham. Judy A 295,538 Cunningham, Madge W Cunningham. Stephen L Cupp. Berry M 347.424 Cupp, Deborah T 295.364.388.512 Cupp. Jimmy R. 538 Curhs. JohnW 490 Curbs. Joseph B Curran, Brenda D 538 Curran. DennisC 538 Current. Karen A 539 Curry, Deborah L Curry. Glen M Curry, James P Curl eW. . Jill! Curry, Larry L 424 Curry, Robert G 298.539 Curtis, Alice A 311,539 Curtis, Barbara E 424 Curtis, Carolyn D 364 Curt Curtis. Linda S 481 Curtis, Taffie J 539 Curtis, Theodore R 474 Curtsinger, Ann G 512 Custis. David R 330,512 Cutl.p, Greg F 539 Cwans. Cathy 221 Cwans, James 221 CWENS 223 Dade, Willie S 223 Dado. Larry J. 424 Daffron. Annette S Daffron, Lewis M Jr Dafler. Margaret A 314.539 Dakel. Mary C 310.359,490 Dale, Linda R Daley, Carmen K Dalton, Anna M Dalton, Roy L. 539 Dalton, Sharon G 539 , Danny K Dan .She i K Damron. Ronald D 424 Dane. Roger C Daniel, Ina E Daniel, Jennifer A. 539 Daniel, Nancy S. Daniel, Robert 490 Daniel, Ronald T Daniel, Vernon Daniel. William C 539 Daniels, Mark W. 512 Daniels, Richard W 539 Daniels. Robert A Danielson. Thomas H 490 Dano, Kathleen L Dansby. Jane L 512 Danson. Charles J. 539 Oarby. Michael J Darenkamp. Diane C 314.539 INDEX DIRECTORY COL DAR 589 Dargavell, Robert A Darland, Michael E 512 Darlington, Robert T Darnell, Judith A. 308,512 Darrow, Robert Darst, David O. 393,539 Daugherty, Donna A Daughertv. Donna K 512,539 Daugherty, Douglas B 388,424 Daughertv, Hayward M 265 Daugherty, Larry E. Daugherty, Nancy D 481 Daugherty, Robert E. Daugherty, Thornton E Daugherty, Vicki L R. Daunhauer, Ronald W. 512 Davenport, Catherine Davenport, Glenda L. 512 Davenport, John D. 292,51 2 Kh , Den . M , idson, Jeanette E idson, LynnS 490 , Marbeth A. 512 idson, Patricia J 424 , Paul D •idson, Philip E. L idson, Roberta W n, Ronald L 255.512 n, Sarah F •idson, Shen L , idson, Taylor L Jr n W III 388,512 nyj 424 :e H 490 inS , Calvin W. 539 )rl D. 474 , Carol A 474 ol L. 362 olynT 539 irlotte A. 539 ist.an L 539 , Christina L 539 , DaleM- 512 . David L- 539 is J 512 , Gloria J , Harley C ardS Jr 219 , Hugh C .es J. 512 ice L.C , Jennie Y , Johnny W , Kathleen E. 512 . Kathy W neth R , K.rk W . K.tty Y , La Java N. 539 rry 424 , Lea M , Leslie A. 539 , Loretta S , Mary A 490 , Michael T tie R. 291,490 aG 539 i D. 539 , Rebecca N 315,424 , Robert E . Roy E. W ;, Sandra K 539 , Sylvia S 219,490 ;, Wilbert D. Jr. ,, William E Davy, Mark F Davy, Mary C. Davy, Paul C. 424 Dawalt, Johnny B 301,424 Dawkins, James W. Dawkins. Peter R Daws. Anne P. Dawson, Barron G. 539 Dawson, Charles J 249 Dawson, Dan P. Day, Beatrice R Day, Georgia 539 Day, James L. 424 Day, James R Day, James S. Day, Keith 490 Day, Ronald H Day, Ronald R 247,539 Deane, Daniel R. 185 DeBell. Evelyn R 490 DeBord, Randy L. DeBruler, Vernon R. 539 DeChinco, Joseph W. 290 Del-loop, Cornells F. 540 DeHoop, W.este 134 DeJaco. Fredrick J DeJaco, Mary J 540 OeJarnette, Cathy J. 540 DeLaney, Victor G. DeLott, Paul 265.540 DeRonde, Chenlynn S 221 ,354 DeRosset, Edward D. DeSloover, Raymond F DeToma, Mark A. Dean, Beverly W Dean, Glenda C Dean. James A 490 Dean, Melvm W DEAN OF ADMISSIONS 130 DEAN OF MEN 131 DEAN OF WOMEN 131 Deatherage, Belinda R Deatherage, William E. 490 Deaton, Gilbert 490 Deaton, Judith G. 268,564 Deaton, Michael L. 539 Deats, Linda G 539 Deck, John M. 139 Decker, Barbara S 540 Decker. Daniel M Decker, John P. Decker, Laymon D Deeb, Michael K 490 Deely. Donna J Deely, Ph. lip L Deenng, Angela R 512 Dees. Patricia A 490 Deglow, Richard L 512 DelAmo, Graciela E 424 DelCastillo, Maria L Delaney, Angela C 540 Delaney, Gary 424 Delaney, Jams C 424 Delaney. Michael H Delaney, Sandra S Delaney, Susan M Delduca, Deborah A 315,512 Delgado, Marta A Delph. Arhe 490 DELTA SIGMA THETA 337, 360,361 DELTA UPSILON 334-335.371 BICYCLE MARATHON 94 DeMicheal, Douglas P Demko, Patricia L 540 Demrow. Amil D 367.490 Denham, Harold M 424 Denham, James A V Denison, Robert L. Jr Dennett, Robert Denney. Jo A 540 Denney, Kathy S. 512 Denney, Leon Denney, Roscoe 310,51 2 Dennis. Danny C Dennis, David O 330,540 Dennis, Fletcher B Dennis. James E 424 Dennis, James L 375.490 Den , Kath iM. Dennis, Michael E 540 Dennis. Ralph Dennis. Samuel G Dennison, Cynthia A Denniston, Kay L Denn.ston, Lois A 512 Denny. Charlotte 150 Denny, June R 223,512 Denny. Mary E Denny. Robert R Denny, Teresa L 540 Denton. John T. Ill Den J 4 Depuy, Roy E. Jr Denckson, Virginia A. 512 Dermont, Robert S Derrick, Bobby A 219,303,474 Derrick, Deborah L Derricks, Ronald J Deru. David B. Desaulmers. Eleanor Deskms, John T 512 Deskms. Robert A 540 Deskms, Sandra S Deskms, Steve M Deskms, Thomas A. 540 Deskms. Vicki L Detome, Mark 540 Detweiler, Nancy L. Detz, Barbara A 362 Devere, Andrew J. Devere. Dorothy E. Devers. Richard G 540 Deweese. Mary C 512 Dexter, Linda K Dharamshi. Sharad S DiMichele. Donald D Diamond, William T. Dibble. Diana L Dick, Gary 540 Dick. Joe A. Dick. Martha J 304,540 Dick. Mildred R Dicken. Beverly S. Dickey. Dann A. 338,376 Dickey, Neal G Dickie, Robert W Dickman, Michael J 491 Dickson, Donald D 395,474 Didion. Douglas A Diehl, Richard J 512 Diersing, Paul R 424 D.llard. Camille B Dillard. Samuel T Dilhon, Constance A Dillon, Michael F Dils, Connie J 354,491 Dingus, James B 290 Dingus, LenaS. Disney, Beverley K. 512 Dik, Ralph T Dixit. Satya B Dixon, Connie L. Dixon, David H Dixon, Larry D 290,491 Dixon, Laura F Dixon, Wallace C. 139 Dobbins. Napoleon 316 Dobbs, Raymond R Dobbs. Robert A. 376 Dobson. Eddie Dodd, Diane L Dodd. Frederick G 540 Dodd, Gerald.ne G Dodd, Peggy M 224.424 Doggendorf, John N 385.426 Doggett, Dennis D. 512 Dolan, LynneS Dolen, Bertie R 290,512 Dolen, Ronnie K 290.426 Doller. Wayne A Domir, Subhash C Donaldson. Neal 133 Donaldson, Neal P 426 Donewald, Michael L. 540 Donley. Darla R 223.308.512 Donoghue. Richard B 512 Donohue. Patricia D 540 Donta, Robert A 307.512 Dooley, Beatrice Dooley, Conway III Dooley, Richard W 512 Doohttle, Steve K 540 Dorman.Cmd. R 213,224.364, 398.426 Don , Jarr Dorroh, Charles L 253,491 Dorroh, Thomas L 380,426 Dorsey, Susan K. Dossett. Janice A G Dotson. Clyde H Dotson. Dale M 426 Dotson, Irvin L Dotson, Michael G. 426 Dotson. Patricia J 512 Dotson, Raymond D Dotson, Suzanne 426 Dotson, Victoria L 540 Dott, Linda L Doty, Beverly A 360.426 Doty. Deborah E 540 Doucette. Gay AM Dougherty. Patrick L Dougherty, Regina G Doughty. Robert A 564 Douglas, Dwight A 247,540 Douglas. John J Jr Douglass, Richard M Dowell. Burnis B 540 Dowell, Lynn D 223,512 Dowhng, Donna I 474 Dowlmg. Fred W Jr 426 Downes, Elizabeth L Downes, William E Jr Downey, Kenton G. Downey, Sally E Downing, Robert G Jr 540 Downs, Erin J Downs, John W 298,426 Downs, Richard R Downs. Ronald J 512 Downs. William K 540 Doyle, Donabeth Do , Edw Doyle, George T Doyle. Kenneth M Doyle, Mar|orie A Dozier. Carl M 380,426 Dozier, L.bby K Drago, Michael E 265 Dragoo, Donna M Drake, Larry H Drake, Lawrence C Drake, Rick D 290,380,491 Drakeford. Marion W Draper, Carl A Draper. Douglas A 512 Draper, Douglas G 426 Draper, John R Draper. Martha R 540 Draut, Arthur A 540 Drees. Kathryn L 426 Dreisbach. Glen R 426 Drew, John R. 512 Dnngenburg, Cheryl D 362,491 Droz, Douglas D 491 Drum, Adella L 394 Drum, Brenda S Drummond, Michael B 426 DuVall, Stephen C Ducharme, Dennis A Duchin, Joel B. Duckett.Susann N 540 n, 6a D. Duff, Jeffrey M 221,491 Duff, Shirley D Duff, Stephen E. 540 Duff, William E. Duffy, Robert E Dufour. Mary M Dugan. Diana L. 540 Dugger, David L 541 Duke, Gordon C Duke, Henr iettas Dulin, Lawrence, Jr 491 Dull, Rita J. 293,393,491 Dulworth, Betty J Dumford, Jack W Dunagan. Daryl L 240,245.491 Dunaway, Bathilda S 512 Dunaway. David A Dunaway, Louise B Dunaway. Phyllis G 491 Duncan, Gary W. Duncan, James D 541 Duncan, Larry A 426 Duncan. Mark E. Duncan. Michael R Duncan, Micheal L 426 Duncan, Robert E 512 Duncil, Charles W Dunham, Shirley M 359.426 Dumgan.SueE M Dunlap. Gary R. 512 Dunn, Charlotte M 316.426 Dunn, Danny D Dunn. DeniseC Dunn. Gary L 512 Dunn, Kathleen G. Dunn, LonnieT Dunn, Margaret G. 512 Dunn, Margaret J Dunn, Paulette R 447 Dunn, Rex 426 Dunn. Rodney K. 286.316,387 Du , Wil Dunsil. Kathy A. 364 Durbin, John H Durbm, Martha D M Durbin, Mary E 481 Durbm, Steven L 219 Durbin, Virginia E Durham, Beverly C Durham, Mary C. 541 Durham. William F Dunsin, Timothy G Durkin, Jon E Durrett, Emily S 305,491 Durrett, Robert B 512 Duryer, Dons 221 Dusing, James A Dusmg, Susan R 219 Dutschke. Stephen W Dutton, Gerald W Dutton, Kenneth L. Duty, Michael E. Duty. William L Duvall. David P Duvall, Stephen C 512 Dwelley, Jill E Dwelley. William E Dwelly, Judy K 426 Dwyer, Dons D 474 Dye, Claude W Dye, Edith G 541 Dyehouse, Kitty B 221.491 Dyehouse, Rhonda C 512 Dyehouse, Yvonne L Dyer, Edgar E Dyer, Guy D Dyer. Jernlyn A Dyke, James K Fades. David W Fades, Patty M Eades, Robert D Eades. Sarah J Eades, William D Eads, John L Eads, Michon R 426 Eads, Rodney G 426 Eager. Sue R. 426 Eagle, Tene 8. Earle, Keith E Earley, Keith M 298,541 Early, Elizabeth J 541 Early, Patricia L EARTH DAY 52 Easterhng, Ella B 311,541 Easterhng, Robert L 541 Eastndge. John D Eaton, Danny L Eaton, Joseph E 380,51 2 Ebel, Deborah A 329,512 Eberhardt, David P. Ebert, Robert H Eckert. Margaret A 426 Eckhardt, KennethS. 541 Ecklar, William T 491 E CLUB 292 Eddins, Thomas C. Eden, Esther G Eden, Gary R. Eden, Harold D Eden, Ronald W 426 Edge, Denz.l Edgington, Cynthia K Edgington, Ernest L 512 Edington, Emma J 491 Edison. Nora A Edmonds, Donald L. Edmonds, Gordon A Edmonds, Theodore A Ednngton. Fredrick D Ednngton, La Vonne P Edwards, Charles W. Edwards. David L Edwards, Debora A. Edwards, Donald L Edwards, Donald O. Edwards, Donna M 316.541 Edwards, Dorothy L Edwards, Douglas E. 512 Edwards, Elmer D Edwards, Francme G. Edwards, Frank W Jr 326,328.491 Edwards, Karen L. 491 Edwards, Kenneth C. 306 Edwards, Larry R Edwards, Maria H. Edwards. Mark S 541 Edwards, Marsha L. Edwards, Marvin 123 Edwards. M.cheal S Edwards, Sharon L.R. Edwards, Wallace EELS 250 Egbert. Charles T . Jr Egerton, Hardin M 380,491 Eggemeier, William M 223,51 2 Eggen, Joseph L. 541 Ehrenberg. Judith A. 512 Ehret, Walter R. 512 Ehrman, Sue C 491,514 Eisenmenger, Daryl L. 367 Eker, Sherry L 512 Ekle. Robert E 376,388,491 Elam, Betty J 331 Elam, James R. 491 Elam, Jerry R 491 Elam. Joe D Elam, Joseph A Elam, Patricia A. Elai . W.I Elam. W.lham V 370,491 Elble, Ronald E Elder, Benedict J Elder, Charles J Jr Elder, Lenora E Elder, Virginia K Eldredge, Carol J 541 Eldredge. Donna L 312,491 Eldndge, Susan E 315,359,512 Elias, James S Elizer, Vickie S 541 Elkm, Betty J 223 Elk.n. Dan C Jr. Elk.n, Deborah J Elk.n, Marylyn R Elkm, Patricia M Elk.ns. Jackie L Elkins, Johnny D Ellington, Judith C 541 Elliott, Donald C. 512 Elliott, Genevieve 426 Elliott, Judith M 541 Elliott, Kenneth W Elliott. Nikki L. 354 Elliott, Norma H Elliott, Ronnie Elliott, Virgil P Jr 541 Elhs, Brenda CR 491 Ellis, Brenda G H Ellis, Cheryl L 223 Ellis, Danny R Elhs, Jess L.491 Elhs, Mark A 512 Elhs, Stephen C. 491 Elhs, Susan C. 362 Ellison, Gary B Elmer, Rosemary E 491 Elmore, DennisP. 512 Elovitz, Antoinette M. 541 Elovitz. Mary R 219 Elrod, Robert D Elswick, Becky W. 541 Elswick, Judith M. Ely. Wanda G 541 Elza. Charles E 245 590 INDEX DIRECTORY ' DAR-ELZ Mary Pam White enjoys the snow day Eastern students unexpectedly received INDEX DIRECTORY 591 Elza. James O Elza, Shirley R Elzv. Denise L- 541 Emanuel, Lula M Emberton. Joyce A. 541 Embree, Horace M Embry. Charles T Embs. Everett E Emery, Scott W- Emmanuel, Winston A 259 Emmons. Joyce A 311,541 Engard, Vick. D Engelhardt, Richard IM. 268 England. Coleman L England. Dennis H 303,474 England. Larry L 372 England, William M. 267.280 ENGLISH, DEPARTMENT OF 163 Engle. Carolyn J 541 Engle, Jerry E. Engle, Fred A. 219.298 Engle. Sue E Engler. Susan K 512 Enlow, Stuart B Enlow. Thomas F Enos. Michael F Ensm.nger. Gayle A 541 Ensor. Christy L Ensor. David R Ensor. Deborah L. 541 Eovaldi. Cheryl S Epifano, James A 541 Epley, Soma J 541 Epling, Dorthy Epling, Frances C Epperson, Paul R Ergang, Mitchel L Erhart, Sharon M 481 Erisman, Barbara L 541 Ernest, Alan Ernspiker, Kenneth Jr 491 Ernst, Lynn W Erwm. Deborah L. 541 Erwin, Lisa J 512 Erwin, Patricia A 541 Erwin, Thomas G Esham. Jo Ellen W Estep. Donald C Estep. Johnney S- Estep. Randall K 512 Estep, Ronnie W Estep. Timothy A Estepp, Belinda K 491 Estes. Christopher B Estes, Donald L Estes. Elizabeth S.W Estes, John M. Estes, Ronald F Estes, Sara G Estes. Walter A Estes. Wanda L Estndge. Marsha Jo 492 Estr.dge. Re C 514 Estndge, Wanda S Etheredge, Charlotte 514 Etkin. Manlynn J 329,359 Eubank, Harvey N Eubank. Ruth L. 359,514 Eubanks. Thomas H Evanoff, Stanley I Evans, Barbara S 492 Evans, Cathy G, Evans, Dorothy J Evans. Freddie L Evans. Gerald D Evans, Harold G Evans, James A. 237 Evans, James B 230.514 sH Jr 492 Evans. Jan Evans. Jan- Evans, Karen L. Evans. Kathenne E Evans. Kevan R Evans, Linda S. Evans, Margaret A. Evans, Marilyn R. 312 Evans, Mildred E Evans. Pe9gy A Evans, Roy , Wil i r.i Everman, Russell W Eversole, Billy R 475 Eversole, Judy K. 541 Eversole, Mary J. 541 Eversole, Peggy S 514 Ewing, Lee K. 541 Everman, Adelaide J Eyre, Edward E Fackert. Larry W Faesenmeier. Susan K 298.428 Fagaley. Terry C Fahey, George J 428 Fain, Robert L, Fair, Jerry L. 428 Fairchild, Deborahs 541 Falcone, Olive M 1 1 7,289,300.514 Falm, Carolyn S Falk. Marianne E. 221,428 Falhs. David G 514 Fallis, Howard M Fannin, Alice L Fannin, Danny R. 205.218.305.428 Fannin. Ira W. Fannin. Nanita F Fanning. Gary D, 376 Fanning, Michael P Fardo, Helen MM. 221,428 Fardo, Steve W, 475 Fans, Leon W. 428 Farler. John W . John D 429 , Joseph T 429 . Pamela R 541 , Una F Farnau. William A. Farney, Kathy E 539.541 Farrell, Yolanda G. Farns, Edward J Farr.s. Hosea 302,514 Farns, WilmaS 429 Farthing, Brenda S Faulconer. Gene G Faulk enberry, James F , Gregory P 514 . Nancy D Faw. Thomas G Fawbush, Michael K. 429 Fawley. Martha J 353 Feagan, Marlene A- Feagans. Myra G 310.312.492 Feather, Charles V Featherston Caro S 429 Federle Dia nna L Feeback rry L Fegenb sh. Steph jn R Feldkar ip. S ueE. 312,429 Feldma i. Be verly D Feldma 1, M iry N 429 Fell. Wi nan- L. Feltner Dor aid R . 134 Feltner Hos eaS. Feltner Ph. PL, 129 Feltner Sandra L 429 Feltner. William E Felts. Lillian Felty, Bobbie G Felty, Martha R Fender. Michael L 541 Fennell. Deborah E 541 Ferguson. Drue Jr 330,514 Fergi ion, Marion B ion. Michael M 541 son. Norman W son, Ronald W , Mai E 514 Ferman, Sharron T 357,492 Fernandez, Alfonso Ferrante. Mary A 541 Ferrell, Cathy C, 300.492 Ferrell, Denny L 541 Ferrell. Eva S- 492 Ferrell, Russell Fessler. Frank J, 492 Fetters, Larry L Fetzer, Linda K Fey, A Michael 216 Fey, Calvin L. Fiederer, Lola J 541 Fields, Arthur D Jr 367 Fields, Beth K Fields, Carole Y Fields. Garry L, Fields. Gayle J. Fields. Harrison R Fields, James L. 514 Fields, Jimmy D 328 Fields, Joan E. Fields. Judy K A Fields. Larry S, 211,218.289, 302,429 Fields, Sharon B 400.514 Fields. Tommy C 429 F.ely. James M 298.514 Faculty and students attend a modern art exhibit show in Cammack, Kathenne E fer. Sammie FTH DIMENSION 67 ke, Sharon 219,224.429 ler. Donald R 307 nan. Steven J 237 ndley. Thomas E 248.249.541 nk. Nancy B L nley, Mae nnell, John W. nney, Denise J rman. Donna F scher, Bertie S- 492 scher. Ellen F. 304 scher, Patricia J 514 her, Paul J scher, Peter L sher. Beverly J. 295.514 sher. Donna J 481 Janice D, 429 sher, Mark A. sher, Mary A. 514 ;k, Marsha A 541 sk, Michael L. sk. Rodney D sk, Steve A 301.492 sk, Terry L- 541 h, Deborah J 514 te, Roy W 492 tzer, Linda M 364,514 tzgerald, Cindy A 541 tzgerald. Georgiana tzgerald. Gloria J Fitzgerald. Linda D 429 Fitzpatr.ck, Henry F. Fitzpatnck. Russell Fitzpatnck. Thomas A Fitzwater, Leonard W plenary. Patricia C. 475 Flanery, Lynn P. 514 Fleig. Barbara J, 311.514 Fleming. Kathleen L 297.541 Fleming, Linda A 492 Fleming, Mark A. 296,429 Flesher, Sharon G , Wil M Fletcher, Cathy L 429 Fletcher, Christine A 314.541 Fletcher. Jack V Jr Fletcher. Janice L 516.541 Fletcher. Jo A 514 Flint, Christine A Flora. Joyce L 541 Florence. Eugenia K 541 Florence. Rita S. 492 Flowers, Patricia J. 223,359.51 4 Floyd. Carol A 541 Flynn, Anne R- Flynn. Claudia M Flynn. Ethel B. Flynn. Kenneth R Flynn. Weyneth D. Fogg, Andrea E. 316,541 Fogle, Anna L 316.541 Fogle. Carol D. 541 Fogt, Anders 247 Fogt. David R 380,506.514 Fogt. Niels H 514 Foland, John E, 255 Foldy. Sharon M Foley. Donnie R- Foley. Margie S Foley. Michael J Foley, Richard W. Foley, Sandra J. 541 Foley. Sonia 221,399,401 Foley, Teddy H Foley, Theresa CD 429 Foley, Vicky L 514 FOOD AND NUTRITIONS CLUB 309 FOOTBALL 228-236 Ford. Brenda J 541 Ford. Caroll F. Ford. George C Ford. Goebel L Ford. Steven P. Forderhase. Nancy 221 Fore, Stephen E, 541 Foree, Charles H Foree, Yvonne W Foreman, Phyllis A T 475 Forester, Charles W. Forkal, Yvonne G- 541 Forman, Thomas G Forrest. Wanda L 641 Forsythe, James M. Forsythe, Joyce A, 541 Forsythe, Robert A 592 INDEX DIRECTORY ELZ-FOR Forsythe, Stanley L 290,492 Former. David W Fortner. Ma G 312.429 Former. Karen L 514 Former, Rex D 326.328.492 Fortney. June G. 541 Fortney. Kenneth L. Fosson. Carol G, 492 Fosson. Steven R 514 Foster. Arthur L Foster. Gerrye L 353.514 Foster. Marc.a J 354,514 Foster, Margaret A Foster. Robert A Foster. Sherrye G 353.514 Foust, Donna L. 429 Foutch. Enoch Jr Fouts. Charles R Fouts. Sheila D R Foutz. Diana L, 429 Fowler. Cynthia J. 362.429 Fowler. Marshall K 541 Fowler, William G Fox, Gary L. Sr. Fox. Harold T. Fox, Judith A 541 Fox. Linda J 514 Fox, Nanette Fraley, Charlotte D Fraley. Jan T Fraley. Lawrence D 514 Fralix. Sarah E 492 Francis. Annette L Francis, Evelyn 219 Francis, Fred L 237 Francis. William G. Francis. Woodrow W Jr 429 Frank. Clarence L. Frank, Raloh E 429 Franklin, Linda A. Franklin, Linda J Franklin. Patr.ciaS 514 Frasher. Donna R, 364.429 es V . Chai . Roger K. Frazier, Sheila L Frazier. Vickie L, 514 Frederick, Garry L. Frederick, Janice L Frederick, Pamela L 353,429 Fredericks, Rex Freeman. David A Freeman, Eddy G Freeman, James W 385 Freeman, Nolen W Freeman. Ronnie L. 514 Freeman. Teresa J 514 Freet. Carols 277.310 Freil.ng. Richard P 541 Freking. Connie J, 541 French, Gary C. French, Larry L. French, Linda B. 514 French. Michael W. 303.430 French. Robert E French. Vincenta Fresh, David A Frey, Sherryl A Freytag, Sandra K 492 Fricker, Robert W 229.230,237,375 Fried, Joan Y. Fried, John T, Friel, Dennis C Friend. Carolyn M Friend, Thomas A. Frisby, Margaret A Frison, Audrey L 295 Frith, Kenneth A 430 Fntsch, WilhamS 370 Fritz, George F. Jr. 430 Fritz, John C Fritz, Nanette J 492 Fritz, Yolanda Froberg, Kar.n S 541 Froebe. Charles F 475 Froman, Michael K Froman. Paul R 327 Froman. William K. 265 Fronk. Jean A. Frost. Bonnie M. 359.492 Frost. David F Frost. Jack D 221.400.492 Frost. Pamela L. 219.430 Frost. Robert C Frost. William A. Fry, Carolyn Fry, David L 375 Frye, Christine E. 541 Frye, Issac Frye, Paul E Frye, Sandra J Fryman, Greg S Fryman, John M 307,541 Fryman, Julian F Fryman. Michael E 328 Fryman. Norman J Fryman. Sandra F 305.475 Fugate. Alonzo Fugate, Amy S Fugate, Betty A 514 Fugate, Carolyn G, Fugate, Dale 492 Fugate, David L Fugate, Donna C Fugate. Douglas W Fugate. Glen M 370.430 Fugate, James R Fugate. Kenneth S Fugazzi, John R Fulks. David T. Fullenwider. Diane P 219,430 Fullenwider. Edgar W. Fullwood. Gillian C. Fulton. Bruce M. 541 Fulton. Cloa C 492 Fuqua. Beniamin E 372,514 Furlong, Thomas W. Furnish. Billy T Furnish. James W Furnish. Raymond E 492 Furnish, Taylor Furnish. Teresa J 514 Furniss, Larry E 430 Furr, Anne R 359,514 Fury, RichardS 542 Fuson. Trudy C 514 Gabbard. Alice L. Gabbard, E. Michael 514 Gabbard. James H Gabbard. Janet S Gabbard. Larry S Gabbard, Larry W, Gabbard, Lvdia CM, 430 Gabbard, Mar. lee M Gabbard. Michael W Gabbard. Ohmer R. Gabbard. Paula C Gabbard. Pauline S Gabbard. Robert B Gabbard. Ronald C Gabbard, Roy D 310 Gabbard. Tony Gabbert. Edward L. Gabhart, James W 492 Gabhart. Ld.s J Gabhart. Rudy A 514 Gadd. Elizabeth B D. Gaebler. Thomas J 237 Gaftney, Brenda R 492 Gaffney, Robert W Gage. Carol A 542 Gahris. Cynthia R 353 Gaines. Delores A 514 Gaines, Elliot D Gaines, George T 542 Gaines, John P Gaines. Larry K. Games, Rodney G. 514 Gaines. William C Gallant. Scon R 251,292 Galloway, Lynn A, 542 Gambrel, Sharon J, Games, Stephen F Gammell. Gloria R 542 Gander. Anna K. Gano. James L. 221,475 Gano. Sam P. 237 Gant. Mildred M Gantt. Deborah L 224.300.308,430 Gardiner, Stephanie C 542 Gardner, Deborah D. Gardner. Mark E. 542 Gardner. Tatfie D. 542 Gardner. Thomas B. 153 Gardner. William J 237 Ga rland, Larry A. 430 Garland, Roger L. Garland, Susan M. 492 Garling, Donald L. Jr. Garlmg. Kr.stine R 492 .,.,.. . Elo Garner, Helen G, 390,514 Garner. MaxineW Garnett, Kenneth W. Garr. Jacqueline 492 Garr. Wanda F 219,492 Garrard, Steven J. 514 Garrett, Laurel L Garrett, Mary F Garrett. Phyllis J. 492 Garrett, Rebecca L 481 Garrett. Vlcki W 542 Garrett. Walter M 375.388.492 Garnott. Estil Garrison, Gary P 430 Garrison, Jacqueline 542 Garrison, John C Garrison. Lynn Garrison, Neal Garrison. Norwood Garrison, Ronald R. Gartland, Dennis J 475 Garvey. Lena M 430 Garvin. Karen D 475 Garwood, Terry A. 431 Gary, Donna E 542 Gaskill. Kathy J. 314 Gaskin, Mary Y 542 Gaskins, Diane J. 431 Gasser, Roger A Gates, Donald L 146 , Ro ■ M Gattes. Janet L Gattis, Margaret C Gauch, Jane E 359.492 GARVICE KINCAID LECTURE 64 Gausepohl. Victor L 289.298 Gay, Bertram D 310.475 Gay. Carol J.B. Gay. Delores R 514 Gay, James A. Gay. Vernon Gay, William A Gay, William F 431 Gayhart, Barbara F 542 Gayheart. Joyce 542 Gayheart, Rhoda A Gebert, Barbara E Gebhart, Michael J Gee, Robert L 289.298.303.431 Geguzis. Larry J Gehron. Fred R 492 Gehron. Karen S 542 Geier. Patricia A Ge.er, William A Geigert. Jean B Geigert, Walter A Geison. Mark H 367 Gelke. Mark L 215,219,221,431 Gellhaus, Gregory D Gennett. Nathaniel C 431 Gentry, Causaundra L 492 Gentry, Dennis A Gentry, Doris A, 542 Gentry, James B Gentry, Margaret E Gentry. Nancy S Gentry. Susan 514 Geoghegan, Johnetta 359 Geoghegan, Joseph R 542 GEOGRAPHY, DEPARTMENTOF165 GEOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF 164 George. David S George. Edward H III 326 George. Jennifer R 514 George. Michael D George. Mona S George, Rebecca 431 George. Dr. Ted 169 Gephart. Douglas D. 375 , No 1 W, German. David A 475 Geron. Patrick A 262.263,375 Gerre.n, David A 303,431 Getman, Barbara R Gettler, David F Gevedon, Rebecca L Gholson, Mary L Giancola. Albert J Giancola. Lone L.S. 431 Gibb, James Gibbs. Gregory A. 542 Gibson, Allen Gibson. Barbara G. 364.514 Gibson. Charles H. 183 Gibson, Claude J Jr, Gibson. Clyde E Gibson. David Evan 514 Gibson. David F 542 Gibson. EarIC Gibson. Janice R. Gibson. John R Gibson, Joseph B Jr. 542 Gibson. Judy L 542 Gibson. Kenneth D Gibson, Linda F Gibson. Mary B- 362 Gibson. Richard C 542 Gibson, Robert M Gibson, Vance M Gibson. William W III Gibson. Wilma P- Gieszl. Robert E Gilbert. Billie J, 564 Gilbert. Burl E 266.475 Gilbert, Cebert Gilbert, Gary Gilbert, Gary R. Gilbert, James L Gilbert, James N, Gilbert. Jerry R Gilbert. Paul Giles, Ginger 542 Giles. H R. 542 Giles, Robert S Giles. Ronald L Giles. Stephen T Giles. William P 431 Gilkeson, Orion R Gill, Linda J 542 Gillespie. Grady G 492 Gillespie. Murray G 492 Gillespie, Ralph E. 237 Gillespie, Ruth A 542 Gilley, Martha J Gilliam. Carol E Gilliam, Doris F 431 , Gle Gill. Gilliam. Linda D 514 Gilliland, Hugh R Gilliland, Patricia B Gillispie. Pamela G 304.309,492 Gilmet, Gary B G.lmore. Gwen S Gilpin, Elroy A Jr 326.330 Gilpin. Michael D Gilpin. Patti L. Gilpin. Roger D 542 Gilvin. William S Gimmel. Robert N 328 Ginter, Gary L Ginter, George G Ginti . Mai et H. Ginter. Shelia E 492 Ginter. Tern A 542 Girdler, Donald E Girdler. Hulen F. Girdler. Jewell S Girdner, Frances E 492 Girten, Murrel L 431 Gish. Doris J.E. 542 Gish, Jo A 532 Githerman. Larry W. 492 Gividen, Sandra L Givin, Gay S Gizzi. William 432 Glanz, Susan A 514 Glascock. Carol A. Glass. Dane P 542 Glass. Danny R 432 Glass. Gary F Glass, Gloria F 492 Glass. Martha Jo C 362.432 Glass, Mary M Glasscock, Harold L Glassford, Ellen S. 223,314,359.514 Gledhill, Marvin A. 376 Gleich, Patricia K Glenn, Michael A 542 Glick, Leslie J 542 Glier, Daniel W 219,290.296.432 Glovak. Betty A Glover, Sharlotte A. 542 Glover. Susan G 542 Goatley, John E 542 Goble. Chlotene 432 Goble. D Irene Goble. Earl J. Jr Goble. Mary L Goble, Pamela 542 Goble. Robert S Goble. Victor M 432 Godby. Forrest E Godoy. Jose A Godsey. Dale A 542 Godsey. Earl D Goebel, Pamela J 542 Goebel. Terrence W 492 Goebel. William M Goedeking, Thomas J. Goff, Phyllis A 542 Goggm. Barbara Ann 432 Goggin, Harry D 542 Goggin, Ins G Gognat, John R Goh. Hock Soon 476 Goins. Larry W 492 Goms. Nancye W. Goins, Patricia A 210.219,224, 305.353.432 Goins, William M Gold. Barbara A 221.308.433 Gold. Steven D 382.514 Goldey, Robert F Goldschmidt, Eugene A 433 Goldschmidt. Ronald J Goldstein, Joyce S Goldstein, Ronald L Goldston, William J. GOLF 260-261 Gooch, Carolyn A Gooch, Donald W Gooch. Judy L. Good. Robert P 564 Goodin. Evylene P Goodin. PaulaS 400,514 Goodin. Rhonda L Goodin. Rose O Goodin, Silas F Goodlett. Connie MB 433 Goodlett, Gary 301.492 Goodlette, Richard H Goodloe. Diana V S Goodman, Jo Ann 476 Goodman, Lacy M 514 Goodrich, William A 514 Goodwin, Constance S, 565 Goodwin, Danny S Goodwin, Deborah A 542 Goodwin, James W 542 Goodwin. Jerry D Goolman. Pamela S 542 Goolman. Sharon K Goolsby, Margaret R Gootee. William M Jr Gordon, Bruce E Gordon. Glenda L Gordon. Mary M 219.433 Gorley. Kelvin D Gorman, Diane M 542 Gorman. John F Goshen. Mark A Goshorn, Rebecca R Gosser. Gary T 542 Gosser. Joy L 542 Gosser. Phyllis F Gosser, Richard N Gossett. Fred R Jr Gossom. James M Gossom, Terry D 433 Gough, Patsy L 514 Govan. John F Gover, Cecil G Goyne. Glenn E 514 Gracey. Linda L L GRADUATE SCHOOL 196 Graff, Anita J 542 Graham. David R. 218 Graham. Edwma J 302,514 Graham. Judy L Graham. Margaret O 476 Graham, Richard R Grammond. Frank Grannis, Carol C Granms.Vicky 542 Grant, Charles O II Grant, Danny C Grant. Diane 542 Grant. Doris A Grant. Gayle A Grant. Richard L Grant. Ronnie L 367.433 Grant, Susan R Grant, Willa H. Grass, Sondra K 514 Graves. Gayle F 542 Graves. Nancy K Graves, William Y 542 Gravil. Deborah A. 492 Gravitt. Catherine S. 542 Gray. Berkeley M II Gray, Bonnie C 401,532.542 Gray. Donna M, 303.492 Gray. Eleanor B 364.514 Gray. Emma J 542 Gray. Geneva 433 Gray, Kristie A 223.353.514 Gray, Mary C B Gray. Mary O. 316.360.433 Gray. Roberts 514 Gray.TevisP 492 Gray. Trena M Grayson, Mark H 542 Graziani, Chrysteen H 392.514 Graziano. Joseph R Grear. Glenda K Greathouse, James M Greathouse, Leonard F Greayer, Aleta E 542 Green. Christine L 224.293.304. 331,433 Green, Edwin E. Green, Glyndon E Green, Gordon E Green, Joseph W 542 Green. Kenneth E 205.221 .400, 433.502 Green, Marilyn E Green. Patrick J 542 Green, Richard C Green, Robert A Green, Robert N 542 Green, Rodney L 492 Green, Sylvia T. Green. Tena M Green. Walter Jr Greene. Charles R. 542 Greene. Douglas W 237 Greene. Harold S Greene, James R Greene. James Ronald Greene. Kyle M Greene. Martha E 542 INDEX DIRECTORY FOR-GRE 593 Greer . Patricia A. 542 Gr . Scottie A Gr een leld. Rochester 240.433 Gr een nil. Clarence C 245 Gr eenup. James W. 263 Gr eenwell. Bre nda L. Gr een veil. Margaret E 542 Gr een veil, William M 542 Gr een vood. Garv W Gr eer. Gary L 376 Gr eer. Jenny L. 542 Greer, Lvnne R 390 Gr eer. Oakie Gr egg. Gayle L Gr egg. Rita K Gr egg. Timothy H Gregg. Virginia LM Grego y. Anne 492 Gr ego y, Deborah E 542 Gr igo y. Edwin W. Gr -q,_, V. Gail E. 542 Grego V. Glenn C Gr egor y. Martin W 433 Gr etzi tger, Nancy K 542 Gr Elizabeth A. 514 Gr ce. Connie L 542 Gr der James W 542 Gi der Mary J 304.542 Gr em ' . Richard D 433 Gr esc l. Sarah K 542 Gr ffjr Albert R Jr Gr ffin . Charles W 380,492 Gr ffin . Goldie Gr ffin . Jackie Gr ffin . Roger L Gr ffin . Ronald T. Gr ffin , Sandra L 544 Gr ffil 1. Anna G 544 Gr ffit 1, Howard D Gr ffit -I. Mary L Gr ffit -i. Ralph D Gr ffit -i. Roger E 476 Gr ggs Anita C Gr ggs Riana J Gr gsbv. James L 385.433 Gr me 1 . Bill A Gr Gr . Jo A 354 .Sandra K 353.514 Gr M , Terrence F 370.433 nme, Randal G 372.492 ler. Larry R ler. Phyllis A 433 so. Dean F som. Dwight A 391.492 ton. Glen A 433 ton. Jane CM 193.224.433 ton. Rita K 544 ton. Rita L 544 etti. Verna L 544 zard. Jacqulyn L zle. Carol J :zle, Glenn W 296.433 Grogan, Gary S Grogan. Sybil OS Groll.g. James M. 544 Groiiig, Paula J. 544 Gross. D.ana E Hai . Rosene C . Thelma Hacker, Tolene 492 Hackett, Jerry F. Hackett. Keith A Hackman, Mary F. 544 Hackney, Laura M Hackworth. Francme 51 5 Hackworlh. Kenneth W. 544 Hadden. Sarah E 515 Haddix, Rodney D Haden, Mary L Hadley. Barbara C. Hadley, Colene F Haeberlm. Glenn E. 268,544 Hafley. Jo A Hafley, Joan T Hagadom, Nan C W 433 Hagan. Ann R 492 Hagan, Ellen M Hagan, Hubert L 544 Hagan, Lydia W. Hager, Kathleen M. 515 Hager, Martha J. Hager. Raymond A Hager. Ronald L Haggard, Allen G Haggard. Marilyn K. 433 Haggard, Ricky A. 328,544 Hahlen. Diane M. 544 Haines. John A 433 Hairston, Jo Ann 224,294,297. 359,492 Halcomb, Brenda G 433 Halcomb. Fara L 331 Halcomb. Harry Halcomb, Jane F 219 Halcomb, Winston C II 302,433 Halderman. Deborah S 544 Hj e. Chnst.ne e, Dan A 544 e. David P 476 e. Donna J 544 Hale. Lana S Hale, Marlene Hale, Mary A Hale, Ward B. Haley, Darhene E Haley, De.dn 433 Haley James H 544 Halfhill. Charlotte J. 353 Hall. AnnaG Hal niamm F 433 . Care A 544 . Chnst.ne A 544 . Dallas W. , D.ana M. 223 , Donald C . Elizabeth A. 434 Gross. Patsy L 221,359.403.492 Hal Gary L. 274.370.51 Gross, Roberta J 544 Hj Glenda K. Grote. Carol A 544 Hal Ins M Grote, Greichen A 544 Hal Jack S Grove. Debra K 116.353 Hal Jerry T Grover. Jane R Hal John A Grubbs, Karen A 51 5 Hal John F Grubbs, Keith E Hal John T Gruber, Duane A Hal Joseph G 51 5 Gruelle, Tony Raye 268 Hall Juanita L. 545 Gruenmger, Ronda L 401.515 Hal Judy K. 223,515 Grugin, Michael D 345.515 Hjl Karen L 545 Gubser. Stephen F Hal Kevin C 545 Gudgel. Virginia W Hal Linda G G Guenlhner. Linda R 515 Hal Lisabeth H Guffey. Beverly S Hal Margaret O Guffey. Bobby D 433 Hal Margie A 353,434 Guild. David H Hji , Norma S. Gullett. James N Hal Owen L 515 Gullett. Michael L HALL OF FAME 201 Gullett. Patsy J 544 Hal Rex D Gullette, Frederick L Hal Rhonda G 545 Gundlach, Judy C 302.329 Hal Roland T 545 Gunnell, Janet L 219 Hal Roy C 434 Gupta. Sun.ta Hjl Ruth C Gurley. Ronald Hal Sherrel K. 492 Gutknecht, Ellen G Hal . Sherne L 545 Guy, Karrol L 359,506.515 Hal Sherry J Guy. Robert M Hal . Teddy 492 Guyn Charles H 544 Hal . Thomas N Guzzo. Sandra J 433 Hal Tommy 308.492 GYMNASTICS 266.267 Hal . Tonda L 545 H.,i . Truman S 492 H Hal man. Howard E 249 Hal is, James Haas. Marilyn K. Haiiock. Sharon R. Haas. Susan K 297.492 Halloway. Frankie L. Hack. Michael T Hal oweli. Patricia A Halsey, George W 492.545 Hal5ey. James W Halsey. Lester L Halter. Jack R. Halvaksz, Louis L Ham. Denn.sB. 545 Hamblen, Patricia A 434 Hamblm. Dewey Hamblin. Henry M 515 Hamblm, Janice G Hambly. Robert J Hambrick, Roberta J Hamilton. Barbara S Hj nny G Hamilton. Dane R 545 Hamilton, Daniel G 515 Hamilton. Daniel N. . Dai ' D. Hamilton. Deborah K 515 Hamilto n. Debra A. 223.545 Hamilton. Finley R Hamilton, Gale M 434 Hamilton. Glenda C 515 Hamilton. Gloria 515 Hamilton, James L Hamilton. Janice S Hamilton. Joan H Hamilton, Judith K. 545 Hamilton, Karen L 545 Hamilton. Karen P 153.219 Hamilton. Linda A 492 Hamilton, Mary A. 362.515 Hamilton, Phyllis J 545 Hamilton, Rebecca L 545 H : Hd niton, Richard K niton, Sandra L 515 niton. Webber D niton. Wendy S 434 ..Gary L 367,515 ,. John G . Mary B , Melv.n D .Sue D er, Terry N 515 ond. Anthy K 545 ond. Jerry L ond. Jessie F ond. Joan A 545 ond. Judy L ond. Leroy 515 ond. Mary M 549 onds, Gary R 492 ons. Judith K ons, Linda K 565 ons, Nell R s Pat i Hammons. Robert R 153 Hammons, William C 51 5 Hammons. William M 545 Hammons, William V 237 Hampton, Donald W Hampton, Elaine WB Hampton, George E Hampton, James L Hampton. Nancy L.F 434 Hampton. Paul D 229.237,392 Hampton. Paul D. 434 Hampton. Percy E Jr Hampton, Ricky T 492 Hampton. Ronnie J 305,410.434 Hance. Beth L. Hance, John R 516 Hance, Michael E Hancock. Randall P Hancock. Ronald L Handschumaker. Lila J 545 Handzel. Stephen C. Haney. Connie A 117.295,362.444 Haney. DC 164 Haney, Dav.d T. Hanger. John R HANGING OF THE GREENS Hanks. Douglas R 516 Hanks. John T 516 Hanlon. Mary M Hji . Shai 492 Hannah. Mary B. 516 Hannah. Ralph 492 Hanrahan. George B Jr 385.492 Hansford. Judy K. 545 Hanson. Judith A 294.493 Hanson. Kenneth S. 148 Hapner, Lynda J. 545 Harber. Hubert E Jr 434 Harbm. Stephen E 367,388.434 Harbison, Charles F Hardesty, Michael J Hardesty, Thomas L Hardin, Cleo L Hardin. Debra S Hardm. Irene Hardin, James T Hardm. Jane G Hardin. Jennifer 391.545 Hardm. Peggy D Hardm, Robert L Hardin, Roger W 493 Hardin. William E. Hardm. William R. Hardy. Charles E. Jr Hardy. Douglas S 516 Hardy, Elizabeth C. Hardy. Joseph R 330 Hardy. Melvm E. Hardy. Ronald G. Hardy, Susan K Hare, Michael L 516 Haremsk., Michael B 247.545 Hargett. Vivian M 476 Hargis. Walter M. Hargrove. Dennis G Harkms. Melissa J 434 Hatcher. Henry F 545 Hatcher, James E Hatcher. Margo S Hatfield. Bertie D Hatfield, Guy 367.388 Hatfield, Joseph Hatfield, Lois C. 434 Hatfield. Ronald L. 545 Hatfield, William HJ 225 Hathaway. George R Hatton, Carl E Hauser. Cheryl S. 545 Hausman, Deborah K Haverkos. Nicholas L. 375 Haviland. Janice L Havr.lla. Robert M. 516 . Wil nbald r Harlan, Wendell H Hawkins. BlaneS Harlow, Mary H. Hawkins, Deborah J 545 Harlow. William E Hawkins, Donald L Harmon. Allen M. 516 Hawkins, Linda P 390 Harmon, Brenda C C Hawkins. Pameha L Harmon. Hazel M Hawkins. Sharon D 434 Harmon. Michael A Hawkins, Susan K 493 Harmon. Paul M. Hawkins, Thomas W Harmon. Peggy A 493 Hawks, Kathleen A 545 Harmon. Terr. G L 493 Hawksworth, Linda M 516 Harned, Beverly S. 545 Hawley. Brian K. Harness, Grace H Hawley. Robert C 517 Harney. Thomas E Hay. Deborah S. Harmsh. Judith A Hay. Judith E. Harmsh, Martha L. Hay, Paul B. Harp, Gary R. Hayden. Gwendolyn W. 434 Harp. James S 303.434 Hayden, Kathleen A Harp, Joseph T 545 Hayden, Mexico Jr Harper, C Rowe Haydon, Charles D Harper. Chadwick R 481 Haydon. James G Harper. Michael D 516 Hayes, Dav.d M Harper, Thomas C 245 Hayes. Elizabeth C. 315.545 Harper, Thomas G Hayes. Glenn 145.301 Harrell, Danny K 380 Hayes. Mabel L. HarreH. Sharon K 516 Hayes. Robert Harrington. James L. Hayes. Robert 185 Harrington, Lee Ann 364 Hayes. Roberta L. 434 Harris, Bonnie M G. Hayes, Ronald V Harris, Charlinda A 565 Hayhurst. Susan C. 545 Harris, Charlotte A 493 Hayman. W. John 476 Harris. Dennis 545 Haynes. Charles M Harris. Dorothy K Hays. Cecil D. 434 Harris. Douglas C Hays, Gene W. Harris, Edna W Hays. Judy C. Harris. Frances G 316 Hays, Ruth A. 545 Harris. Gilda S. 545 Hays. Sheila K. Harris. Helen J. Hays. Steven R. 545 Harris, Jay D 545 Hays. Teddy L. 301.434 Harris. Karen S 545 Hayshp, Nora L Hams. Laruetta J 304.434 605 Haywood, Rebecca M. 545 Hams. Marilyn A.M. Hazelwood. Deana R. Harris. Mary A. 315.516 Hazen, Alan J Harris, Mathew C Head, Mary L. 545 Hams. Mendell G Head, Randy R Harris, Michael D Heathman, Billie J.H. 311 .481 Harris, Richard H Heathman, Lewis T. Harris. Robert M Heaton, Brenda S Harris, Ross 289 Heaton. Danna V 545 Harris, Rufus T 432 Heaton, Richard D. Harris. Susan B Heck, James L. Harris, Thelma S. Heck, Judith CS 434 Harrison. Barbara J 109.300.329, Heckman. Kathy A 545 359.493 Hednck. Marcellyn G. 310.434 Harrison, Deborah S 545 Heekm, Virginia R 221.359.405.493 Harrison. Doris A Heffley, Steven D. Harrison. James C Heffron, Barbara A 493 Harrison. Joyce L. Hehl. Donna L 517 Harrison, Larry K Hehr. George P Harrison, Lawrence R 434 He.d. Karen L. 209.219.293.434 Harrison, Paul R Heid. William R Harrison. Peyton R. Heidelberg, Bernard P. Harrison, Wilma J 545 Heidench, April L.E Harrod. Barbara J 545 Heidench, John E 298,434 Harrold, Linda E Heim. Sybil A 362,493 Hart. Dommick J Heimsch. Carla S 545 Hart. Jackie L. He.nzelman. Larry C 303,517 Hart, Mtles E. Heisman. Neil 273 Hart, Robert F Jr 434 Heister, Randall M Hanje, John C 545 Heitz. Edward J 435 Hartley. Dav.d A 545 Heitzman, Deborah A Hartman, Brenda W 434 Hek, Ben L. 370 Hartman. Deborah L. 516 Held, John M. Hartsock, Susan J. 545 Helf, Gary L. 435 Hartwell. Robert Hellard. Dale R. Harvey. Donald R 545 Hellard. Verla M 493 Harvey. Paul D Hellard. William E. Harvey. Robert D. 237,434 Helm, Finley Harville. Donald W. Helm, George Harv.lle. Edith M 516 Helm, James H. Jr. Hasekoester. Penelope 493 Helm, William S. 545 Hasenstab. Terry L. 516 Helmbrecht. Stephen L. Hash, Gerald R Helms, Caryn E 493 Hash, Phillip L Helton, Charles R. 517 Haslmger. Diane M 493 Helton. Gary L Hassan. James F Helton, John K 328,545 Hassay, William F Helton, Rebecca J. E. Hasselbach. Paul G. Hembree. Corbett Hast. W.lbert C Jr Hembree. Drucilla G. Hatcher. Ed.th E 223.297.516 Hembree. Edgar 594 INDEX DIRECTORY GRE-HEM Hemmerle, Margaret J 545 Herald. Adele L 293,493 Higgms, Timothy M Hirst, Judith K. Holland, Lenard A 296,385 Hempel. Daniel R 375,435 Herald. Burton Hign.te. Darrel S H.rtzmger, Carol L. 517 Holland, Mary A 311 Hempel. Deborah Jo 364.435 Herald. Elizabeth H.gn.te. Harold B Hisel. Gary F 546 Holland, Thomas E Hempflmg. Jean C 545 Herald. Gladys F Hignite. Vickie C 545 Hisle. EvaSM. Hollander, Robert J 326,327 Hempfling, Yvonne S 493 Herald, Imogene 545 Hileman, Richard L Hissom, Jack 245.247 Hollar, Sharon L.S. 437 Henderson, Audrey M Herald. John A 476 Hill. Carol A HISTORY, DEPARTMENT OF 167 Holley, Janet D 516,546 Henderson. Billy Herald. Joyce A. H. 435 Hill, Cathy E. 304.545 Hitchcock, John R 546 Holl.day. Carolyn R 437 Henderson. Cathy D. Herald. Naomi R Hill, Charles A. 545 Hite, Anne C. 546 Holliday. Eliza J. Henderson, Charlene 481 Herald, Paul R Hill. Clyde E. Hittinger. Richard A Holl.day. William A. Henderson. Clarenetta 517 Herbst. Janet L Hill. Diane K 493 Hobbs, InezC. Hollon. Elijah D Henderson, Donald C. Hermann. Gary N Hill. Douglas E. 546 Hobbs, Pamela A. 546 Holloway, James A. 532 Henderson. Herman T Hern, Linda S 297.545 Hill, Elizabeth M 517 Hobbs. Patricia K.P. Hollowell. Gail R 495 Henderson, James D. Herndon, Michael T Hill, James D. 493 Hobbs, Phillip G Holman. Belinda J 517 Henderson, Linda L Herndon, Myron D. 436 Hill, Janie F. 362 Hobson, Alice L Holman, Judy L 495 Henderson, Nita K. 199.2CX3.219. Herren, Anne S Hill, John E. Hochwalt, Patricia A 546 Holmes, Kathleen E 224,435 Herrick, James D Hill, Karen E. 546 Hockensmith, Debra A. Holmes. Linda 1 Henderson. Robert G. Hernck, Mark W 545 Hill, Kathryn A Hodge, John R 437 Holmes, Sharon K 546 Henderson, Ronald W. Hernn, Gerald H 221,436 Hill, Larry L 546 Hodge, Larry E. 546 Holmes, Stephanie 300 Henderson, Sarah B Herrin, Linda M Hill. Mona L. 493 Hodge, Linda S Holoch, Carl A Hendren, Donald B. II Herrmann, Gayle A 545 Hill, Patricia A. 357 Hodge, Melanie J- 546 Holsclaw, Dennis S Hendren. Hubert F. 327 Herrmann. Margaret L 298,436 Hill. Richard Leland Hodge, Patricia A 354,388,495 Holsclaw. Sheila K. 546 Hendren, Linda S. Herth. Diana J 545 Hill. Roberta B 147 Hodson. Nancy L. Holt, Kathy G Hendricks. Charles T. Hess. Cassandra L Hill, Russell W. 493 Hoefker. Jill M Holt, Ray W 517 Hendricks. Steven H Hess. Edwin 160 Hill, Samuel W 330.437 Hoehler, Carol A 546 Holten. Beverly A. 546 Hendricks, William B. Hess. Robert L Jr. Hill, Sharon K. 493 Hoeweler. Kathleen A. Holthouser, Suzanne R. 314,51 7 Hendnx, Glen A. 88,91.385 Hesse. Barb L Hill. Stanley W. 546 Hofe. Kenneth A 51 7 Holtzclaw, B.HS Hendnx, Steve R 517 Hetzel, Joyce M. 436 Hill, Thomas K Hoffman, Donna S. 546 Holzknecht, Roger K Hennessey, Barbara N Heuser. Vincent J 545 Hill, Thomas L Hoffman, Kenneth J. 395,495 Holzwarth, David T Hennessey, James T. Hewetson, Albert D 436 Hill, William H. Hoffman. Mary T. 546 HOME ECONOMICS Hennessey. Jan L. 493 Hewlett, Joe R 545 Hillard, Jackie N Hoffman, Michael D 372 CLUB 304,309 Henn.nger. Connie R 359,517 Hewlett. Reva A Hillard, Jana L Hoffman, Michael J 437 HOME ECONOMICS. Hennckson, Janice 1 Hewlett. William L Hillard. Stanley L Hoffman. Robert E 1 1 495 DEPARTMENTOF 147 Henry. Edgar R 292.517 Hey, David Mill 493 Hiller, Ralph M 437 Hoffmann. Leslie Honaker, Jerry L Henry, Geraldme Hibbard. Janel P B 436 H.ller. Susan E.K 437 Hogan, Donald W Honchel. John F Henry, Kenneth W Hibberd, Brenda K 493 Hillman, Virginia A. Hogan, Richard T. 437 Honchell. Larry L Henry, Kevin M. H.bberd. Grover C Hilton, Joyce L Hogg. Roger L 51 7 Honeycutt. Patricia A Henry, Lonme R. H.bbs, Susan S. 545 Hilton, Kathy Holbrook, Delores A Honeycutt, Pauline Henry, Patricia 51 7 H.ckerson, Edna M Himes. Linda K 305,517 Holbrook. Geroge M 546 Honeycutt, Randall J. 205,330.565 Henry. Richard L Hickey, Lana S H.ndman. Douglas 219 Holbrook, Gwendolyn HONOR ROLL 198 Henry. Sue T Hickman, Sandra K H.ndman, Larry J Holbrook. Judith A Honshell, William H. Henry, Susan M Hickman, William III H.ndman, Nancy L. Holbrook. Michael L. 546 Hood. James M 546 Henry, Thomas M 517 Hicks. Charles C Hinds, Merry C 546 Holbrook. Remus D Hood, Raymond A 546 Henslev, Bobby J Hicks, Charles T 316 Hinds. Omma L Holbrook. Robert A Hood, Rebecca L. 517 Hensley. Debra S 223,517 Hicks, ClydaS H.nes, Dan.ese A. 316 Holbrook. Tanya L 546 Hooker, William J Hensley.Glenms N Hicks, James E Hmes, James W Holcomb. AllaS 517 Hooper, Lucy M Hensley, Harry S. 258,301,545 Hicks. Janet L 545 H.nes, Mary C. Holcomb, Audrey K. Hoover, Gwendolyn 312,565 Hensley, James D Hicks, John P Jr 223,385,388,517 Hmes, Paul D 546 Holcomb, Deborah P 495 Hoover. Jamvee Hensley. Janice E. Hicks, Judy L 331,545 Hmes, Ph.hp R 493 Holcomb, Ronnie L Hoover, Mendol R. Hensley, Linda S Hicks, M. Susan Hmes. Ph.ll.p L. Holden, John Jr 517 Hoover, Rebecca J F Hensley, Linda S 545 Hicks, Pamela K Hmes, Ronald E 517 Holder, Melanie L Hope, George L 437 Hensley. Margaret F 517 Hicks. Steven E 367,493 Hmes. Susan D. 300 Holder, Wmnifred L Hopkins, Cynthia L 331,546 Hensley. Margaret M 517 Hieronymus, Carolyn S 493 Hmger, Sandra S. 437 Holdstock, Michael J Hopkins, Dorothy L. Hensley, Michael W. 435 Higdon, Garey D 436 Hmkle. Deborah S. Holeman. Kathleen S 517 Hopkins, Gregory A Hensley. Rachel E. Higdon, Gloria G. 219,436 Hmkle. Lafe S. II 493 Holihan, Ronald J. 253.292,310,495 Hopkins. Joanetta 354 Hensley. Troy S- Higgmbotham. Rhoda A Hmkle, Lana D Holladay. Marcy F. 437 Hopkins, Judy L 477 Hensley, Vicki L 545 Higgins, Deborah A 532.545 Hmkle, Leamon Hollan. Gary D 495 Hopkins, Lawrence L 437 Hensley. William C. Higgms, George E 51 7 Hmkle. Samuel L. Hollan. Julia A. Hopkins. Lea A, 546 Henson. James E Higgins, Gregory C. 493 H.nkle. W.lma J. 546 Hollan, Lois A 546 Hopkins, Mary E Henson, Jane A. Higgms. Linda L. 437 Hinkley, Connie D 293.493 Holland, Anthony B. Hopkins. Pans E Henson, Lynda J. Higgins. Peter J Hino. Edward J Holland. Donna L 364,495 Hopkins, Robert E Henson, Nelson C 435 H.gg.ns. Suzanne M 329.354,493.514 H.nton, Marcia A. 517 Holland, Eugene W 546 Hopkin s, Walter M Filling out IBM cards can be a real task. INDEX DIRECTORY HEM-HOP 595 Hopper, Agnes W Hopper, Linda A Hopper, Ralph E Hopperton, Gary W 546 Hopperton, Rickey E 301 Hord, Tracy K. Horn, Charlene H. Horn, Donna G 391,495 Horn, William R Home. Betty J- 517 Home, Harold L Home. Nancy C Homsby. Cathy D Hornsby. Charles S 517 Hornsby. Robert W 437 Hornsby, Wmnonia C 223,395.51 7 Hornsby. Yvonne H, Horrar, Nancy L. Ho . Ne on D Horsley. Sandra J 360 hh.n , Chai 5 W. Horton, Michael D. 316,517 Hoskms, Betsy C Hoskms, Beverly AG Hoskms. Charles R Hoskms, Howard W 437 Hoskins, Leonard D Houchens. Dwight C 437 Houdeshell. Nancy K 546 Houghton, Susan K Hounchell, Monte S. Houp, Pamela L Houn gan, Emily A Houngan, Roy B. Ill 495 Ho ttyf House, Billy C 517 House, Brenda 495 House. Charles S House. Ernestine P. House, James A 401 House, Randal 437 House. Ronald T 392,477 House. Stephen E House. Susan L Houset. eld, Judith A 311,481 Householder, Jerrald Householder. William 144 Houser. Esther B 546 Houser. Nancy E 390.517 Houston, Anthony A Houston, Derrick J 316 Houston, Harold B 495 Houston. Rebekah J. 546 Houston, Susan L. 353 Houtz, Vernon D Hovekamp. George D Hovious, Darrell N 391.546 Howard. Albert W Howard, Arthur L Jr 326,437 Howard, Betty P 295,546 Howard, Carol J. 495 Howard, Clarence B Howard, Elizabeth A 294 Howard, Frank B Howard, Gladys E C Howard. Glenn F Howard, Glenna 517 Howard. Gloria C Howard Harry D Howard, Jackie L Howard, James E. Howard, James T Howard, Janet Denune 353.437 Howard. Jerry L 437 Howard, Jimmy R. 546 Howard, John C Howard, Judith C Howard. Ledger Howard, Lou.s W Jr 327 Howard, Molly S 546 Howard. Nadine E. Howard. Nelson C Howard. Patricia A Howard, Philip E 546 Howard. Pnscilla P Howard. Richard G Howard, Rita D Howard, Sh.rleen 219,477 Howard, Susan 495 Howard, Thomas E Howard, Victoria L Howard, Walter B. Jr. 546 Howarth, Arthur M Howell, Harold V Howell, Stan C 495 Howell. Tecumseh S Howeller. Kathy 359 How n, Jo z, Virg.n.a A 517 z, William L. HPER 310 Hran.cky, Em. I F Jr. 437 Hramcky, Jimmie C 495 Hncko, Deborah M 546 Hrubala. Bernard E 292.310,370.517 Huang, Maw Shun Hubbard, Amanda L Hubbard. Beniamin R. 392 Hubbard, Carol D 495 Hubbard. David Hubbard. Deborah J 546 Hubbard, EffieS. Hubbard. George W. Hubbard, Louise R. 437 Hubbard. Ronnie L Hubbard, William S Huber, Mary C 294,295,359,517 Huckins, Suellen517 Huddy. Joellen 517 Hudgens, Claudia L Hudson, Bilhe J Hudson, Charles D Hudson, Rhonda R Hudson, Robert L. 255 Huenefeld, Deborah S Huff, Damon Huff, Patricia I. 437 Huff. Philip R. Huffaker, Mary J 495 Huffman, Carolyn R Huffman, Delona H Huffman, Durward W Huffman, Leon R 326.328.546 Huffman, Linda K 517 Huffman, Mildred Huffman. William E 235,237,275.292 Hughes, Arthur A 546 Hughes. Billie B. Jr. 347 Hughes. Brenda J 223,517 Hughes, Charles Hughes, Charles A Hughes. Charles T. 254,255 Hughes. Jacky R 546 Hughes. James M 517 Hughes, James R Jr 437 Hughes, Jody E 289.437 Hughes, Joyce L. 495 Hughes. Kay M. 517 Hughes, Linda J. 517 Hughes. Lonme B Hughes. Madonna K Hughes, Michael A 367 Hughes, Otto L 237 Hughes. Paula J Hughes. Pearl Jean Hughes, Richard P 517 Hughes. Sandra R Hughes, William L 546 Hughlett. Kathryn L 223,517 Huguely, Garnett S Huguely, Julia E 357 Huguely, Lucian Huguely, Margaret S. 437,495 Huguley. Marsha H. 357,495 Hulett, Ella L Huls, Linda K 359.517 Huls, R. Kenneth Hulvey, Linda S Human, Wanda L 546 Humelsine. RayA 327 Humphrey. James G 517 Humphrey. Jane B Humphrey, Sherry L Humphr.es, Alvm F II 546 Humphries. Mary H 219,224,300. 308,439 Hundley. John D Huneycutt, Dinah G 517 Hungate, Marvin L Jr Hungler. Debra L 311.546 Hungler, Michael L Hunstad, Berme R Hunsucker, George M Hunsucker, Ulis L Hunt. Brenda D 546 Hunt. Frances E 517 Hunt. Grahams, 164 Hunt. Mary A Hunt, Phillip W 290,308.495 Hunt, Robert W 517 Hunt, Ronald E 546 Hunt, Virginia L 439 Hunter, Barbara Hunter, Bonnie S Hunter, Charles E Hunter, Karen 316,360 Hunter, Margaret J 439 Hunter. Wesley K Hurak, Thomas J 546 Hurd, Darrell L Hurd, Larry W 367,341.439 Hurley. Orletta P. Hurley. Steven L 546 Hurley, Tommy M. Hursh. Floyd D 495 Hurt, Larry B 305,391,439 Hurt, Linda G. 546 Hurt, Rocky L 546 Hurst. Carolyn C Hurst. Deborah J 546 Hurst, LantieO Hurst, Linda R. Hurst, Reva 565 Hurst, SallieB 517 Hurst, Steven M 221.439 INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH, DIRECTOR OF 132 NTRAMURALS 269-281 NTERDORM COUNCIL 297 NTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL I ovine, Rachel E Hutcherson. Ceresa M 546 Ireland, Jo Anne B Hutcherson, Luther C. 495 key. Roc D Hutcherson. Peggy L 546 Irvin, Linda K. Hutcherson, Sally L 546 Irving, Rebecca D 293 Hutch. ns. Rose M Irwin, Dons J 439 Hutchinson. Betty S Irwin, Harry C 237 Hutchinson, Blanche M Irwin, James B 439 Hutchinson, Diann F. 477 Irwin, Victoria E 495 Hutchinson, Jack T, Isaack, Donna S 439 Hutchinson, Lora E. Isaacs, Allyn J Hutchinson, Rebecca Isaacs, Carol A Hutson. Joan G Isaacs, Floyd T 439 Hutson, Philip C Isaacs, Irene H Hutton, Mary C. Isaacs, Janet S. Hutton, Ruby E Isaacs, John E. Hutton, Tmk 546 Isaacs, KathryneS.H 439 Huysman, Arnold N. Isaacs. Marilyn R Huysman, Keith H 247.546 Isaacs, Rosie M 495 Hyde, Judy 546 Isaacs, Steven D Hyden, DonsC. Iseral. Pamela K 546 Hyden, William W Isham. Witma L.W Hylton, MarjorieG Ison. Carlton E Jr Hysmger. Edward J Ison. Earl D Jr 546 Ison, Gary L 1 Ison. IraT 517 Ison. Jack 237 Ibold. Nancy A Ison, Joseph D 495 Ice. John Ison, KenzieP 517 Idd.ngs. Rebecca A. 517 Ison, Michael D Idle, Kenneth R 370,495 Ison, Robert B Jr Iglehart, Robert J 385,388,495.532 Ison, Ronald E 495 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Ison, Vickie R. DEPARTMENT OF 148 Ives. Steven R 382 lnfant.no, Blanca I 439 Ingels, Mary K 131 J Ingram. Billy J Ingram. Charles R Jacina, Mary A. 312.395.495 Ingram. Jeanne T Jack. Linda C. Ingram. Jennifer L Jackman, Cheryl J. 439 Ingram. Marvm S Jackson. Alberta 517 Ingram, Reba 439 Jackson, Barbara G 495 Ingram, Ronald G. Jackson, Betty D 546 Inman, John H. 301.517 Jackson, Brenda L Inn.s. Philip R Jackson, Candrid B 439 Insco, James B. 218,380,439 Jackson, Connie B 439 Insko, Alice Cox 302,495 Jackson, Douglas H Insko, James H 439 Jackson. Earl G Insko, Michael A Jackson. Frances L 546 Insko. Randy B. Jackson, Frank R Jr Insko, Theresa T 286,517 Jackson, George D. 316,387 Jackson, Jack Jackson, James Jackson.John C. 517 Jackson, Joy L. Jackson. Judith L.A. Jackson, Kenneth T. Jackson. K.rk A Jackson, Linda C. 495 Jackson, Margaret G 219,224.439 Jackson. Margie A 311.395,546 Jackson. Maria W 439 Jackson, Mark S. Jackson, Mary B. 565 Jackson, Merwyn L Jackson, Michael B Jackson. Patricia A 517 Jackson. Robert M Jackson, Stephen F. 301 Jackson. Steven C. 517 Jackson, Thomas R. Jackson, Virginia L. 391,439 Jackson, Wade G. 367,495 Jacobs. Bennie J Jacobs, Deborah L. 517 Jacobs, Deborah R 546 Jacobs. Diana L. 517 Jacobs, George W Jacobs, James E. Jacobs. Jenny L Jacobs, Karen A 362 Jaeger. Mar.tyn S. 391.517 James, Harry S James. John D Jr James, Judith Claire 221 James, Keith 237 James, Leslie A. 546 James, Lloyd M. 546 James, Saundra J James, Verla A. 439 James. William J. 547 James, William N 81 Jansen, Victoria E 223,517 Jared, Phillip L 290,547 Jarvis. Karen S Jarvis. Ronald A. Jarvis, Virginia C. Jasper, Kathy E Jasper, Mary L 300.364,439 Jasper, Richard C Jasper, Robert B Jr Jasper, Tara L 547 Jaynes, Donald E Jaynes. Robert L. 439 Jeffers. Jo A 315,547 Jeffers, Sally N. 547 Jefferson, David L. KYMA Club members sell beanies to incoming freshmen during Orientation Week. 596 INDEX DIRECTORY ' HOP-JEF Jeffri Jeffries, James G Jeffries, Revette L 547 Jeffries, Stewart L Jeffs, Vick. D 517 Jenkins, David T 303.439 Jenkins. Deborah A. 390,517 Jenkins, Douglas Jenkir Jenkn Jenkn Jan Mar. Jenkins. Martin S. Jenkins, Mildred R 439 Jenkins. William J 382,439 Jennings. Beverly J Jennings. Elizabeth G 440 Jennings. Gordon W Jennings. Mabel 219 Jennings. Margaret A Jennings, Marion W Jensen, Vicki D 517 Jernigan, Thomas E Jessee. William K. 372.440 Jester, Moseill B Jett, Amy P. Jett, Barry L. 547 Jett, Gordon L 495 Jett. Ricki L 495 Jett. Wanda Jewell. Donald C 289,298,495 Jewell. Gloria A. 517 Jewell, Luther D 547 Jinks, Virginia N. 315 Johns, Barry C. 495 Johns, Carol A Johns, Judy K. 547 Johns. Kitty L. 495 Johns, Margaret G Johns, VirginiaS 495 .Billy F. . Brenda L. 547 , Carol A 495 .Carroll D 547 . Charles F 547 Johns li.hn CUM Johnson Clayton M 517 Johnson Coolee J. Johnson Damta AS Johnson Dannie L Johnson Dayle A 519 Johnson Diane R Johnson Eileen D. Johnson Eudell D. Johnson Garnie M 547 Johnson George R. Johnson Gladys N Johnson Gregory 440 Johnson Gwendolyn E Johnson Jacqueline C. Johnson Jacqueline S. 547 Johnson Jacquelyn S Johnson James C. Johnson James H. Johnson James S. 440 Johnson Janet G 547 Johnson John W, Johnson Judy R Johnson Kay A. 312,547 Johnson Keen D Johnson Keith W. 440 Johnson Linda J. 354 Johnson Lynn R Johnson Marcia L. 519 Johnson Margaret A 519 Johnson Mark S. Johnson Marsha D 316,547 Johnson Merle Johnson Michael C Johnson Micheal D Johnson Mike J. Johnson Nancy J. 547 Johnson Noble T 495 Johnson Olivers Johnson Pamela H. Johnson Pamela J. 547 Johnson Patricia A 495 Johnson Patricia H. Johnson Patsy R. Johnson Paul S. Johnsc n. Philip 495 Johns: n. Ralph T 245 Johnsc n. Randy T. Johnsc n. Sandra K 477 Johnsc n. Sharon A. 481 Johnsc n, Stephen III 495 Johnsc n, Stephen T. 266.267 Johnsc n. Steven A. 519 Johnsc n. Terrence A. Johnsc n, Viola M. Johnsc n, William C Johnsc n. Winnie S. 547 Johnsc n. Yvette A. 547 Johnst on. Andrea L. Johnston, Guy D 265 Johnston, Jean E Johnston. Michael L. 440 Johnston, Richard C. 519 Johnston. Ruth 547 Jllh , Thel Jone s, Adda G. Jone s, Allie F. Jone s. Anita M. Jone s. Audrey Z Jone s, Bonnie J. 547 Jone s, Cheryl E 398 Jone i, Clinton A. 390 Jone , David C Jone , David M. 519 Jone , David P. Jone ;, Debra A 519 Jone ,. Denise E 547 Jone ,. Dianne C. 547 Jone . Donald R 301.440 Jone s, Douglas R. Jone , Eddie W. Jone ,. Edward E. III 647 Jone . Elizabeth T. Jones, George R Jones, Gerald R Jones, Gregory A 519 J, ... . Herbert E 200,205,375,; , Hugh A. 547 , Jacqueline 495 , James W Jones, Jeffrey L Jones, Jerry S- Jones, Jessie L 444 Jones, Johnnie G 482 Jones, Jonell , Jori Jon I R. Jones, Lawrence D 495 Jones, Linda A Jones, Lisa M 353.517 Jones, Lloyd H Jr Jones, Lonnie C. Jones, Melinda 440 Jones. Michael A. 372 Jones, Nancy A 495,547 Jones, Nancy A Jones, Nathan L Jones, Norma C 440 Jones. Norman Jones. Norman E Jones. Norris D. Jones, Peggy D. 31 1 Jones. Philip A 225 Jones. Rebecca D Jones, Rebecca K- 519 Jonas. Richard W. Jones, Roger N Jones. Ruben E. 440 Jones, Sanford L. 42,302 Jones, Sharon B. 495 Jones. Sydney B.S. 440 Jones. Teddy D Jones. Thomas C 519 Jones. Thomas N Jones, Timothy C. 255 Jones, Vicki L 547 Jones, Vickie L 354.519 Jones, Virginia K 565 Jones, Vivian C Jones, Wallena 310,312 Jones, William D 495 Jordan, Anna F Jordan, Barry L Jordan, Carole L. 310,440,495 Jordan, Daniel D. 245.247.477 Jordan, David Jordan. Jan W. 495 Jordan, Martha A 393,495 Jordan, Mary J. 300 Jordan, Ronnie G. Jordan. Stayce L. 300, 440 Jordan. Thomas E 519,613 Joseph, Betty L. 495 Jouett, Sandra L Joyce, Barry A Joyner, Jerry E Judd, Diana L. Judd, Glenda R. 495 Judd, Pamela K. 547 Judge, Patricia M. 548 Judson. Amelia Y 310,359,440 Judy, Gerald D. Judy, Thomas M. Juett. James C Jupin, Lawrence R. 519 Jurek, Elizabeth J 548 Jurgens, Karen A. Justice, Chester Jr. 548 Justice, Clayton 519 Justice, Clinton D. 440 Justice, Marsha D 362.495 Justice, Nancy J. 548 Justice. Robert E Justice, Sandra L 519 Justice, Stephen Justice, William S. Justice, William W. 519 K Kabithe, Daniel W Kadlec. Anna K Kaelin, Lawrence W. 237,375 Kahlo, Margaret D. Kaiser, Vivian E 565 Kale, Edwin T. 548 Kalla, Mumir M. Kallop, Jerry L 495 Kandle. Kathleen M, 359,519 Kandle, Kirk M. Kane, John N. 440 Pan . 519 Kaplan, Virginia G KAPPA ALPHA ORDER 100,373 KAPPA DELTA 362 KAPPA DELTA PI 219 KAPPA DELTA TAU 288,293 KAPPA IOTA EPSILON 223 KAPPA PHI DELTA 364 KAPPA PHI DELTA DANCE MARATHON 522 Kareth. Karen E, 548 Karnes, George R Karpmsky, Constance Karpinsky, Michael W Karr, Eugene C Karrer, Kathleen A Karnck, Kathenn L. 495 Karrick, Randall D 249 Kash. Adrian Kathlina, James W Kaufman, David S Kaufman. Ronald L 440 Kautz, Frank A Kavanaugh, Marilyn J. 316 Kawaia. Galib E 259,328.495 Kawaja, Mary A 519 Kaylor. Dan E 376 Kaylor. Michael R. 338,376,440 Kays, Jerry D. Kays. Joseph L Kays. Rudy M. 376 Keal. Renard R Kearney. Mary T Kearns. Jimmie A Kearns. John M. 495 Kearns, Marlena B 519 r ean .ley Keck. James H Keck. Norma R 565 Keefe. Patricia K Keehner. Jayne L. 519 Keeling, Charles E 548 Keeling, Sharon L 548 Keen, Jean P. Keen, William H. Keenan, Douglas E Keene, Rebecca L 519 Kees, Linda J 495 Kees, Nancy J 548 Keeton. Chester 225,495 Keeton. James L 548 Kefauver, Patty J 293 Keffer. Linda R Kehoe. Bob J 310.440 Kehoe, Mary L Keith. James L Keith. Marsha E 565 Keith. Nadle F 305,310.495 k.-i , Willi. Ke.thley. Larry M Kelhoffer, Charles I. Kelhoffer. Herbert F. Kelhoffer, Linda W. Ken. , Chai Keller, David E 548 Keller. Deborah L. Keller. Thomas E Keller, Tony 548 Kellerman, Karen A 331,495 Kelley, Barbara D Kelley, David M. 519 Kelley, Donald W. Kelley, Donna L 519 Kelley, James G Kelley, Jo A. Kelley. Larry S Kelley. Nancy L.J. 495 Kelley. Nancy S Kelley, Robert B Kelley, Robert L. Kelley, Sarah K. 548 Kellis, Thomas L. 375,519 Kells, Robert L. 303,440 Kelly, Brenda A. Kelly, David R. Kelly, Jerry L. 548 Kelly. John C. Kelly. Malcolm H 367,440 Kelly, Peggy C Kelly. Ralph D 495 Kelly, Robert D Kelly. Roger A Kelly. Tish B. 295,362,519 Kelsay, Kenneth S 219.224,496 Kelso. Cynthia A. 548 Kemerly, Ricky L 327.548 Kemp. Jean A. 549 Kemp, Thomas E Kemper, James Jr 519 Kemper, John T Jr Kemper, Mary A Kendall. Carl M. 370 Kendall. Ritchie H. 271 Kendnck. Fatma J 440 Kendr.ck. Ronald G. Kennedy, Albert S- 496 Kennedy, Anthony W Kennedy, Donna E 549 Kennedy, James F 440 Kennedy. Jennifer L. 440 Kennedy, Joan R 482 Kennedy, Karen S. 519 Kennedy. Marie A KENTUCKY MOUNTAIN LAUREL QUEEN 110 Keogh, Barbara A. 565 Kephart. Suzanne D Kepler. David M 330.519 Kerbaugh, Glyn D Jr Kerby, Glenna H. 219,477 Kern, Angela 294,295,314, 359,519 Kerr. Peggy J. 519 Kesel, Nancy C Kessler. David L 380,440 Kettler, Michael A Kidd, Bettina E 496 Kidd. Brenda L 565 Kidd. Earnest G Kidd, Elves, D. Kidd, Evelyn M 300.496 Kidd. Hildreth C Kidd. Howard K 290,519 Kidd, James M. 549 Kidd, Linda G. Kidd, Roy 232,237 Kidd, Sandra A. 519 Kidd, Sharyan L 496 Kidd, Virginia S. 311 Kiddoo. Pamelas 549 ney, Harriet H well, Boyd B 549 Cidwell. Gold.e C 441 Cidwell. Herman W Cidwell. James S. Jr 496 Cidwell, Robyn M Ciefer, David T. , Charles L 496 .Judith C.S. 300,496 Iburn, Lucille Igore, Joyce K. 549 lien, Judith A. Ilion, Bradley E. m, Yon 477 mball. Gail L. 549 mbrough, Reed D. 316,519 nberger. Barbara L 519 ncaid, Carole D ncaid. Harold F 549 ncaid, Joan H. ncer, Mary J H, ncer, Roger D nder. Glen K. nder. Janice E 224.496 nder. Judy L 441 ndler, Thomas ndoll, Linda F ng, Addie R ng, AnnbruceG 549 ng, Barbara A. 557 ng, David C ng, Denzil O. ng, Douglas K ng, Edward Jr 237,392 ng, Everett G ng, Gary S. ng, John M. ng, Joyce G 519 ng, Juanita G ng, Karen S. 549 ng, Kathy A. ng, Kenneth D ng, Kris A. 519 ng, Mary S g, Meredith G H ng, Mitchell W n9, Pamela K. 519 ng. Paul W. ng, Sara M. ng, Shirley R 496 ng, Willie J. ngsbury, Carol J. 519 ngsolver. Roy S. 549 nker. Paula S. 305.496 Kinman, Barry G. 519 Kinman. Benjamin T. 376 Kinman, Judy L- 496 Kinman, Philip M 441 Kinman, Rinda A Kmmon, Dorothy A 310.312,496 Kmnaird, Michael W. Kinnard. Larry W .Willi I j Kinnetz, Eugene J, 247,477 Kinney, Charles L Kinsolving, Lucien L. Kipp, Catherine A. 441 Kirby, Ethel M Kirby, Larry R. Kirby, Linden D 391,549 Kirby. Sheila L 219.441 Kirchdorfer, Dorothy 549 Kirchner. Clarence C Kirk, John B Kirk Phillip T- Kirk, Stephen R 370.388.519 Kirk, William E Kirkland. Marcia A 482 K.rkpatrick, Dorothy L. 314 Kirksey, Larry 237 Kirzinger. Robert S 298 Kiser, Eric P 549 Kis , Ma: I D Kiss.ck. Diana F Kitchen, Judy L Kitchen. Mona F Kitchens. William E Kiteck. Jennie B Klamo. Jo A 441 Kleckner. Karen D 519 D... sM. Klein, Kenneth C 292,496 Kleme, Glen 221 Kleine, Glen AW Kleme, Joan K Klenk, Gary G 375 Klenk, Harold W 289,519 Kleykamp. Joseph K Klingler, Patricia A 441 Kloentrup, Carl J Klopfer, Michael J 219.272,367, Knarr, Emma C Knauer. Garry E 496 Knauer, Shirley M. 496 Knecht, Thomas L 496 Knechtly, Verna L Kneisel, Richard L Knepfle, Lawrence 613 Knight, Cynthia I 549 Knight. John E Knight. Laura L 359.519 Knight. Patricia A. 315,519 Knight, Patricia C 549 Knight, William P Knowles, Thomas C Knox.CaroleT 519 Knudsen, Barbara I 293.310.496 Koch, Richard J Jr Kochin, Steve L. Kock, Charles L Koehler. Robert E Koenig, Kathleen M. 519 Koester, Jan R 549 Koger, Helen N. Kogut, Paul M. Kohl, Patricia A 549 Kohlbecker, Karen M. Kohlbecker, Kathy A 331.549 Kohler. JohnE Kohls, Bernard R Kok. Kevin O 247 Kolasa, Johnny R Kolinske. Richard J. 289,298,477 Koiloff. Margaret B. Kopp. Garry W Kornrumpf, Sandra A 297 Kostun, George W Kostun, Judith D Kottmyer, Cathryn A. 549 Kovreg, Loureen A. Kowalski. Robert J. Kraig, Alice K 92,93,359,496 Kraiss, Jerry W 249 Kramer, Danny L Kramer, John A. Kranz. Karen E. 549 Kraps. Don W. Krasinski, Charlotte 441 Krasinski, David C Kraus, Steven P Krauth. Linda S. 549 Krautwater, Kathryn A. 549 Kremer. David R. 375 Kreusling, Richard L Krucker, Richard S 496 Krueger, Alan C- 380.442 Kruer, Judy A. Kruse, James E 549 INDEX DIRECTORY JEF-KRU 597 Kruse, Roy J. Kuchenbrod, Karen L. Kuehn, David M Kuehn. Regina M. 549 Kuehne. Maria 293 Kuffner, Carla A 549 Kuhn, Gregorv A. Kuhn, Pamelas 219 Kuhn, Ronne A Kuhnhenn. Gary L. Kuhnhenn, Lynda D 219,442 Kuhns, Sharon L. 519 KuM, Douglas C. 519 Kunst. Knsand L. 390,442 Kurapkat. Margaret A. 223,519 Kurk, James H 519 Kurtz, Jennie L 519 Kurtz, Richard E 496 Kutchback, Robert C 223,385,519 Kwak, Michiko 496 Kwozalla, Steffani L 549 KYMA 294 LaFavers. Shirley R. 442 LaMonda, Jane L LaSharp, Lineo 326 Lacaden. Lenena 549 Lackey, Elizabeth D. 549 Lackey, Maurice L Lahley, Mary A. 549 Lamhart, Aaron D Laird, Jennifer L. 549 Lake, David L 290,442 Lake. Gloria J. Lake, Jo A. Lake, Nancy D Lake, Terry L 290,367,496 Lakes, Gloria R. Lakes, Judy L. Lakes. Melvin Lakes, Sharon F Lally, Kathleen A Lamarr, Janice C. 549 Lamb, Janice K. 482 Lamb, Jerry G 549 Lamb, Mary A. 496 Lamb, Nancy A Lambdm, David P Lambdin, Paula D 314,519 Lambert. Danny C. 549 Lambert, Thomas L. 328 Lambert, Wesley Lampton, Ellen L Land. Gloria J. Land, Janet K. Land, Judy P. Lander, Walden E Landreth, John W. 442 Landrum. Brenda G. 496 Lane, Benn.e R 170 Lane. Brenda S. 519 Lane, Danny D 496 Lane, Dav.d R. 290.549 Lam id W. Lane, Dennis L 565 Lane, Jackie L. Lane, Jerry D Lane, Patricia A. 482 Lane. Wendell L Lanfersiek, Michael N Lang, Hui Pu 477 Lang, Victor E Lange, Bruce M 255,380.496 Lange, Frank B 442 Lange, Linda C. Langhorst, Andrea C. 496 Langman, Regina B. 519 Langston, Howard V Lanrtam, Terry A. Lan m. Timothy J m. William V 442 . Gregory J 316 , John R. 549 , Paul W. 223,286,519 , Joe B. Lanter. Paul C 549 Lanter, Paul C. Lanter, Ted W Lape, Patricia A 549 Larese, Larry J 477 Larkey, James D Lark.n, Gary R 549 Larrr , Jarr Lash, Charles E Laswell. Brent R. 442 Lathrop, Phyllis H Latimer, Karen A. 304,394,496 Latta. Charles M Laubenthal, Gary D Laudati, Joan W. Laughlm, James F. Laurence, Stephen M Lav; v Su,-, .■ M LAW ENFORCEMENT. SCHOOL OF 152.153 Lawler. Deborah L 311,519 Lawler. Mark A Lawless, Carol T. Lawless, Carson R. Lawless. Mark A. 549 Lawrence, Deborah 549 Lawrence, Dennis W. 519 Lawrence, Gary S. 519 Laws, Elizabeth S 482 Lawson. Carl E Jr. Lawson, Constance M. Lawson, Deborah 519 Lawson, Frances G. 442 Lawson, Frank D. 442 Lawson, Fred Lawson, Gail A. 549 Lawson, Harry B. 519 Lawson, Henrietta 565 Lawson. James F. Lawson. John 320 Lawson, Linda S. Lawson. Patricia E 565 Lawson, Patsy L 565 Lawson, Peggy R. Lawson, Ronnie S. Lawson, Stanley G. Lay, Arlie J Jr Lay, Claude P Jr 496 Lay, Irene Lay, Jewell G. Laycock, Michael G Layford, Mary J. Layman. Gary L. Layman, Martha J La yman, Thomas E. 443 Layne, David A Layne, Freda L. 519 Laytart. Robert W. Layton, Cecil B. 519 Lazza, Linda A 496 LeMaster, Rebekah R LeMay, Linda J. 549 LeMay. Peggy A 496 LeValley, Lisbeth K. 549 Leach, Brenda G Leach. James P. 519 Leach, Jerry D. Leach, Judy C D Leach, Kathy J. 496 Leach, Leslie M. 154 Leach, Linda G- 519 Leake, John C. 496 Lear, Rice W 382.496 Leary, Carolyn A.P Leary, Larry L Leasor. Gary D 219.443 Leathers, Donald R Jr 549 Leavell, James F 549 Ledford. Eileen G. 496 Ledford, Joan M. 443 Ledford, Kenneth H. Ledford, Laura D 549 Ledford, Norman A Ledford, Patricia D.M. 443 Ledford, Phyllis W. Ledford, Ronald M. 443 Ledington, Sandra LB Leed. Brenda J 549 Lee. Chee Lee, Deborah A. 519 Lee, Donald G. 519 Lee. Frances N 549 Lee, James A. 172 Lee, Janet K Lee, Lenville R. Lee, Lok Lee, Patsy J, Lee, Robert E Lee, Roy D. Leet. David L Lefevers, Arthur Jr. 565 Lefevers, Jerry W 443 Lefevers, LonmeS. M. 496 Legel. Dan.e! J. 549 Legel, Linda C Leger, Robert E. Lehman, Madonna L. 565 Leinbach, Paula Leith, Dalton W LeMaster, Rebehah R. 353,443 Lemmons, Jack SO Lemons, Shirley J. Lenahan, Thomas D Lenberger. Shern L. 549 Lennart, Adnenne H 309,395,549 Lentz, James L. Lentz, Steven F. Leonard, Anna M.S. Lester, Denis C. Lester, Edwin C. Lester, James C Lethgo, Nancy L. 443 Letton, Thomas L Leung. Samuel S. 164 Leumg. Jill A. 224,496 Levine. Jacqueline A Lewallen, Carl L. 549 Lewellyn, Jack 255,257 Lewis, Anne J. 549 Lewis, Beverly C. 549 Lewis, Bruce R. Lewis, Carolyn S. 443 Lewis, Charles R Lewis, Clyde J. 136 Lewis, David E 519 Lewis, Deborah K 549 Lewis, Duane A. 496 Lewis, George E. 307 Lewis, Georgia A L.v. ..Jan Lewis, James M 443 Lewis, Jennifer L Lewis. Jerry L. Lewis, Mervyn 249,565 Lewis, Phaon T Lewis, Shirley M. 496 Lewis. Stephen S. 310,443 Lewis, Susan G. Lewis, Ton. K 295,362,519 Lewis, William B Lew ;. Wil L ' bbey, James K. Lichtenberger, Clay Lichty, Daniel A L.ckert, Susan K. 223,520 Lieske. Coleen S. Lightner, Linda J. Lightner, Ricky P 359,444 Lightner, Sherne T Liles, Philip A. 296,375 Lillis, Gail P 201,444 Lilly, Robert A. 496 Lin, Horng J. 477 Linden, Kay L Lmder, Barbara A 482 Lmder, Earnest J 306.549 Lindsay. Bryan E. 138 Lindsay, Jacqueline S Lindsey, Ella J Lmdsey, William R Lmebauga, David C. 382 Lmgruen, Nancy L. 549 Cha s W Lmkous. DianiaC. Linville, Donald G. Lmville, Larry E. !. Na . 549 Lipke, W.I Lipps, Joyce 520 Lipps, Katherme 520 Lipps, Ralph Lippy, John J. 565 Lippy, Julia M. Lisanby, William C Lisi, Richard R Lisle. James P 303,444 Litteral, Carolyn S 444 Little, Bobby G Little, Celestme A Little, David H. Little, David S Little, Helen L. 520 Little, James B. Little, Larry J Little, Norman Little. PalmaE 520 Little, Phyllis D Little, Richard D 549 Little, Warren B. L.ttrell, Terrence A. Livengood, Brenda N. Livengood, Delmer H Livmgood, Rita G. 496 Lloyd. Connie P Lloyd. David M. 382.444 Loader, Teresa K 359,520 Lobb, Delbert L. Lobb, Ronald G. Lobono. Vincent J. 496 Locker, Teresa K. 444 Lockhart, Scott C Locknane, Larry G. 219,303,496 Lockr.dge, Billy Lockndge. Billy R. 376,496 Lockndge. Diane 496 Lockndge, Janet L. 549 Loeb, Tina F 549 Loewenstine. Richard 264.265,292 Loftin, William G. Loftis, Carla Y. 496 Logan. Margie B 362.496 Logston. Gary D Lorl I M. Lohr, Valerie J London, Charles J. 387 Lonergan, Thomas M Long. Bobbie D 444 Long, Charles R. 205 Long, Donald L, 445 Long, Dorrance A. Jr Long, Douglas K 445 Long, Gary M. 549 Long, Gene R. 549 Long, Gwenn G 496 Long, Jane R. 312,496 Long, Jarvis K. Long, John 139 Long, John D Long, Kenneth J 315,376.495.600 Long, Larry A. Long, Larry M. 445 Long. Marilyn H. Long, Theo H Long, William H Long, William L 358,445 Long, William W Jr Longaker, Frank E Longona, Noe A. 330 Lonneman, Mary B. 549 Looft, Stephen R Lose, Robert G. 520 Lott, Jeron E. 520 Lott, Rebecca A 520 Louderback, Demse 549 Loughmiller, Michael Louis, Stephan M 298,565 Love. Carolyn S 549 Love, Gary A Love. Richard F. Love, Tommie D Loveaii, Michael W. Loveland, Howard B. Lovell. Belinda E V. Lovely, Sandra K. 549 Lowe, Deborah M. 520 Lowe. Stephen F. Lowe, Susan L. 549 Lowery, Charles O Jr 316.549 Low , Parr Lownstem, Richard 392 Loy, Janet L. Lubrecht, Barbara A. 482 Lucas, Beverly J 549 Lucas, Joyn R Lucas, Martin H Lucas, Robert M. Lucas. Rosetta 307.520 Lucas, William S. 445 Luckett, Jams M Luckett, Philip L. 520 Luken,Tern A 520 Lumsden, Barbara E 550 Lunceford. George D 550 Lundy. Sandra K. 550 Lunsford, Eric B. Lunsford, Gary L. Lunsford, James B. Lusco, Pete Jr. Lusk, Danny Lusk, Polly A Lutkenh off, Robert W Luxon, Judith K 520 Luxon, Kenneth G. Luy, Jack A. 143 Lyi 5 W- Lyle, Lynda M. Lyman, James T 496 Lynch. Carolyn S. 496 Lynch, Charles E. Jr Lynch, John W Jr. 301 Lynch, Phyllis D Lynch. Robert S. Lynch, Steve A Lyndes, Gerald F. 496 Lynn, Sam P. Jr. 445 Lynn, Sharon R. Lynn, Thomas F. Lyon. Joe A 550 Lyon, Judy 354 Lyon, Marlene E, 224,445 Lyon, Michael T. Lyons, David L 496 Lyons, E. Evelyn B Lyons, Jack L. Lyons, James L. 237 Lyons, Larry R. Lyons, Linda C 445 Lyons, MikeC. 217,310,445 Lyons, Paula G.H. Lyons, Violet M. 550 Lyttle, Gail L. 111,316,557 M MacDonald, Elizabeth 304,497 Macaulay, Phyllis A. 550 Mack, Carolyn Y Mack, Elaine 360.388 Mack. Linda D. 316.550 Macke, Stephen J. 520 Mackenzie, James C. 370,497 Mackey. Howard C. Mackin, Ann H 305,520 Macy, Rebecca J. 362,446 Madden, Eva J. Madden, James C 387 Madden, James H. Madden, Jerry W. Madden, Linda S. 391,550 Madison, Janice M. Madison, Loretta J. Madon, Vicki C. 520 Madras, Karen M. 293,497 Magee, Verna O. Magers, Jeffrey S 550 Maggard, Deborah J. 446 Maggard, James S. Maggard. Linda S. 550 Maggard. Lon A Maggard. Robert E Maggard, Sheila R. 565 Mahanes, Kenneth L. Maher, James A. Maher, Sandra J. G. Mahuron, Roger L. Mains, Joyce A. 550 Mams, Patty L. 304,550 Major, James D Makm, Jerry W. 446 Malachowskt. Sandra L Malatesta. Winnie A 303,446 Mallory, James R. 550 Malone, Valerie L. 362 Maloney. Robert C. 303.446 Maloy, Richard E 200 Mancinelli, Tern A Mandt, Mary B 329.550 Mandt, Stephen A. 520 Mangus, Lisa E . Mangus, William M. 446 Man.on, Debby C. 362,388 Mamon, William P, 446 Manley. Carol A. Mann, Barbara J. 302,446 Mann, Gary L. Mann, Marion K.M. Mann. Nancy A 446 Mann, Thomas E. 385,520 Manning, John L. Manning. Joseph C. Jr. Manning, Linda S 550 Manning, Thomas A. Mantel. Linda S 221 ,305,308, 407.520 Manz. Mary P. Maranville, Robert L. Maras. Robert R Marcket. James V Marcket, Kathy A. Marcum, Brenda G. , Ed . Edward R. , Ina J 565 , James C. 375,446 , Joseph S. Marcum, Lucy C. 550 Marcum, Robert C. Marcum. Robert III Marcum. Teddy F. Marcum, Vivian G. 446 Marion, Vickie C. 550 Markesbery, James R. 550 Markesbery, William R. 550 Markham, Charles E. Marks, Pamela S. 219,305.446 Marks. Richard L. 305,497 Marksberry, James R. 497 Marksberry, Pamela A. 520 Markus, Bernard J. Ill Markuson, Gilbert L 520 Markwell, Joyce E Markwell, Loyce E Marlett. Kelby S. 446 Marlett. Sarah Y. 295.446 Marlow. Donna K. 520 Marlow, Marcie L. 223 Marlow. Sharon L. 304,520 Marlowe, Jayne L. 297,550 Marlowe. Martha J. 482 Marmillot, Daryl P. 550 Marquis. Gregory T. 446 Marsh, Kathryn Marsh, Linda B 446 Marsh, Thomas O. Marshall, Camilla E.S. Marshall, Charles M 387 Marshall, Claudia M. 295,329,497 Marshall, David G. Marshall. Deborah L. 550 Marshall, Demse D. Marshall, Gregory L 375 Marshall, John Jr. Marshall. Larry T. Marshall, Leslie S. Marshall, Letha 520 Marshall, Linda S 520,557 Marshall, Mary J 446 Marshall, Richard E. 520 Marshall, Robert B 550 Marshall, Thomas F. Jr. 330 Marshall, Virginia A 550 Marshall, William T Marstella, Terry L. 598 INDEX DIRECTORY ' KRU-MAR Eastern fans fill the stadium to capacity on Homecoming day. Marston, Donna P. 446 Mason. John M. 550 May, James R Marteilo. Kevin D- 550 Mason, Joyce E. 447 May, Jon D. 96 Martello. Michael J. 367,446 Mason. Larry N. May, Kathy L. 550 Martens. Pamela A. Mason, M.chael L. 316,550 May, MaymeP Martin, Alice F.C. Mason. Randy G. May, Nancy G 390.482 Martin, Allie B. Mason, Robert E. 520 May. Patrick Jr. 290.305.497 Martin, Arnold W. Mason, Sharon C. May. Robert T. Martin, Brenda Mason. Sharron G. 497 May, Samuel J. Marnn. Brenda S. 520 Massengale, Jeanne S May, Warren A. Martin, Canton G. Massengale, Robert M 497 May, William C Martin. Charleen 520 Massey, Donnie L. 520 May. William T. Martin, David R Massmgale, Dolores 550 Mayberry, George G Martin. Delilah A. 550 Masters, Donald J Mayer. Kathy 551 Martin, Diane A 297,359 Masters. Michael J. Mayer, Waller T 308.310,394,520 Martin. Donald C 520 Masters, Pamela A. 550 Mayes, Gwen 551 Martin, George E. Masters, Patricia A. Mayes. Harold S Martin. George W. Masters, Patrick J. 370 Mayes. Howard N. 551 Martin, Gerald L. 446 Mastin, Bert T. Mayes. Jerry G. 302,520 Martin, Ginger L. 300,497 Mastrean, Edward 375 Mayes. Mitchell A 551 Martin, Glenn D. MATH CLUB 305 Mayfield. Janet T 497 Martin. Henry G. 183 Mathes, Peggy J 364 Mayf.eld, Nathan C. 327 Martin, James L 447 Math.s, Robert J 375 Mayo, Danny W, Martin. Jerry W, 520 Mathck, Eldon R Mayo. Frances A. Martin, John R 447 Matthews, Barbara J. 298,482 Mayo, Thomas D. Martin, Judy W. Matthews, Terry L Mays, Harry V. Martin, Karen S. Mattingly, Brenda L. 497 McAfee, Ernest C. 520 Martin, Lee G. 550 Matt.ngly, Constance 277,447,497 McAfee, Phillip D. 247,550 Martin. Linda K. Mattingly, Elizabeth McAlister, Karen L. Martin, Linda L. 447 Mattingly, Herbert B McAllister, Wanda J. 520 Martin. Lizabeth A. Mattingly, Janet A. McAllister, William 496 Martin, Louie P. Mattingly, Lana S 550 McAninch, Vivien D 445 Martin, Marion M, 447 Matt.ngly, Marion C. 376 McArthur. Donna B. 532,550 Martin, Monte H. Matz. Linda S. 550 McAskill, Elizabeth 520 Martin, Norman A Jr. Mauney, Bobby G. Jr. 550 McBrayer, Carroll S. Martin, Patrick D. 385,520 Maupm, Barbara J. McBrayer, Mary E 309,445 Martin, Phyllis C Maupm, Carol Williams 447 McBnde. Marietta C. Martin, Richard G. Maupm, Dana L. McBurney, Connie K. 550 Martin, Robert R. 38.122,123, Maupm, Edna W. McCabe, Kelta A. 364,445 125,126,458 Maupm, Mildred M. McCall. Evelyn L. 219.224,305.445 Martin, Roberta F, Maupm, Sharon E. 550 McCann, Paula 221.359,405.496 Martin, Roger D Maunello, Rene L 482 McCarren, Richard L 296,496 Martin, Ronald A Mautner, John J. McCarthy, Jeffery A Martin. Sharon K 520 Mavity, Patty S. 550 McCarthy, Martha J. Martin. Stanley R. Maxson, Charles R. Jr. McCarthy, Patrick W. Martin, Teresa K. Maxwell. Jane H. McCarty, Cathy S 550 Martin, Vicki L. 391,550 May, Anna K. McCauley. Barry L. Martin. William A. May, Danny E McCauley, Gail L. Martinez, Julio C. 482 May, David K McCauley, Linda F. Maschmeyer, Margaret 550 May. Donald R McCauley, Mary H 445 Masden, Danny R 367 May. Douglas D. McCauley, Randall P 225 Mason, Edwin M. May, Edward G. McCay, Harold K Mason. Gary L. 447 May Elrene 224.362 McCay, Thomas G Mason. Geneva E. May. Garry L. 225,497 McChesney, James C. Mason, James T. Jr. 327,520 May. Gerald 123 McChord, Daniel S. Mason, Jayne A, 221 May. Gerald G. 497 McClain. Danny A. 496 McClanahan, Donna F.D 278.315.496 McClanahan. Judith A 394.550 McClanahan. Mary L M 445 McClave. Lisa E. 550 McClearn, Randall G 550 McClelland, David R. McClish, Dennis E McCloud, Robert W. 496 McClure, John F McClure, Peggy A 496 McCombs. Stephen H. 520 McConaha. John B 496 McConathy, Pauline E. 520 McConathy, Phil W McConnell. Carol L 314,550 McConnell. Nancy H 393,496 McCord, Barbara A 482 McCord, Imogene T. McCord, Karen E 550 McCord, Laura J McCormack, Beth A 304,496 McCormack, John M. McCormick, Gary W 496 McCormick, Joanne R McCoun, Bobby A 550 McCowan, Clifton E. 445 McCowan, Grace A. McCowan. Randall E McCowan, Suzanne 445 McCoy, Charles E McCoy, Deborah K. 550 McCoy, Dustan E McCoy, Rebecca McCracken, Barbara J. 445 McCrary, Michele A 496,557 McCreary, Peggy R 496 McCuddy, Virgil L. McCue, Kathleen M. 496 McCullar, Connie L 550 McCulley, Jackie L. 237,375 McCullough, Donald W. 255 McCullum, Janice M. 550 McDanell, Margaret J. 445 McDamel, Donald C. McDanrel, Jo Anne D. McDamel. Randy L. McDamel. Robert B. 445 McDavid.Gary M. 52.326 McDev.tt. Patricia E. 354,445 McDonald. Bruce N McDonald, Deborah H 496 McDonald, Deborah J. 362,497 McDonald, Donna J. 482 McDonald, Earl McDonald. Jeffrey G 445 McDonald, John K McDonald, Lois A McDonald. Richard C 445 McDonald, Rusty W 550 McDonald, Susan F 304,497 McDonald, Vicki L. 297.520 McDowell, Calvin L McDowell, Charles W. 520 McDowell, Herbert L. McDowell, Robert G McElwee. Andrea McEwan, Donald R McEwen, Joyce A. 550 McFadden. Annetta J McFadden, Denver 221,445 McFadden. John P. Sr. McFall, Judy L 550 McFarland, Alison S- 550 McFarland, David L. 550 McFarland, John E. 565 McFarland, Sheila S. 497 McGaffee, Billy W McGee, Sharon G 316,410.445,557 McG.II. Colleen M. 520 McGinnis, Donna J 364,520 McGmnis. Marilyn S McGinnis, Ronald D. McGlone, Bernard A. 520 McGlone, James M 445 McGrann, George E McGuire, George M McGuire, Judith E 314,550 McGuire, Rebecca D.D. 520 McGuire. Victoria L. 300.497 McHatton. Dan T. McHatton, Regina B M. h Mcln e, Wil , Mai l R. Mcintosh, Charles D Mcintosh, Chester 497 Mcintosh. Donna L 550 Mcintosh. Edw.na520 Mcintosh. Larson 550 Mcintosh, Linda M Mcintosh, Michael D. 372,520 Mcintosh, Ruby F Mcintosh, Russell O. Mcintosh, Viola F 520 Mclntyre, Carolyn R, 550 Mclntyre, Charles H Mclntyre, Elaine W Mclntyre, Rebecca A. 364 Mclntyre, Ruby 497 INDEX DIRECTORY MAR-Mcl 599 Mclver, Jimmy R 497 McKane. Kaihenne E 520 McKav, Carol L McKay, Dean C 550 McKay. Jeffrey C McKee, Beverly J 315.497 McKee, Dan R. 550 McKee. Paul N. McKee, Peggy A 364.497 McKee. Ralph K McKeehan. Pnsci McKenney, William A 186 McKenzie. James A McKenzie, Kathyrn H 550 McKenzie. Martha J. 520 McKeon. John A McKmney. Benjamin M. McKinney. Betty J 497 McKmney. Danny 301,445 McKinney. Debra J 550 McKmney, James W Jr 376.497 McKmney, Judy McKinney, Roberts 613 McKinney. Roger D. 445 McKmney. Wanda McKinz.e, Donna J 550 McKitr.c. Elo.se J 446 McKnight, Gregory L McKmght. James C Jr McKnight. Joe W McLaughlin, Glenn D McLaughlin, Nancy A McMame. Eva M McManus, Gary E 477 McM.chael, Christine McMillan. Roger F McM.llen. David D 520 McMillen, Julia F McMillin. Kathy J. 31 5,446 McM.llin. Linda R. McMullen. Allen R McMulhn. Betty J W McMullin, Kathleen A. McMurdo. Bruce I McMurry, Dale F McNabb. Barbara J 362,497 McNally. Adr.enne 520 McNamara. Sonny W McNees, Ramona K. 550 McNew, John D. 550 McNew, Samuel L McNicol, Judith A 293.497 McNulty. Edmund C McNulty. Jams L 550 McPhail, James D McPherson. Jesse H 497 McPherson, Joseph D 550 McQueary, Beverly G McQueen. Emery G. McQueen, Robert B- 446 McQuerry, Huston F McQuerry. Rachel L 550 McReynolds. Don D 520 McReynolds. Jay R McReynolds. Michael McReynolds. Sheila G 446 McSwam, Thaborn L McVicker. Constance 497 McWhorter, Ann B McWhorter. Barbara S 360,446 McWhorter. Douglas M McWhorter. Jacky L 497 McWhorter. Johnny D McWhorter, Mary L 446 McWhorter. Roy V McWhorter. William R 446 McWilliams, Dennis L 550 McCoy. Charles A McFadden, David W McK.tnc. Eloise J McWhorter, RegmaS 308,446 Meade. Charles C II 328.551 Meade. Don C Meade. Douglas C. Jr 497 Meade, Eugene Meade. Margaret A Meade. Orv.lle P Meade. Patricia L. 498 Meade. Wellington R. Meader. Phillip E 520 Meadors, James F Meadors. Karren R. 498 Meadors. Shirley J. 551 Meadows. Ruth A 520,557 Meak, John J. 376.498 Meckstroth, Daniel J 223,520 Medbury, Newton E. Medley. Ginger A 293 Medley, Joseph D Medley. Linda G Medley. Omah H Meece. Virginia A Meehan. Michael J. Meeks, Claudette S Meeks. Knsty L 551 Meeks. Thomas K Meenach, Karen S. 31 1 ,482 Meenach, Robert D Mefford, Orville W. Mefford, Sue S Megee. Carl W Megerle. Mark V Mehok, Paul T Meier. Kenneth H Me.neke, Donald W Jr 223.520 Memer, Cheryl L 498 Meisenzahl, Linda A 520 Melloncamp. Nadiene R 551 Melton, Georgia A 520 MEMORIAM612-613 Men , Mari MEN ' S INTER-DORMITORY COUNCIL 296 Mercer, Robert B Mercer, Watanna K 551 Merchant, M.chele R 551 Meredith. Gary L 477 Merrick, George P 551 Merrill, John W. Merr.tt, Chelsea C •:-.■ , Deln Merr.tt, Jack D Merson, Stephanie U. Mertz, Thomas E Messa Ronald J Messer, Alan M. Messer, George L Messer. Jerald M. 565 Messer. John M. Messer, Sherry G 551 Me: , Gan Messmer. V.C. 303 Messner. Jackie L Metcalf. Cheryl L M 498 Metcalf, Donna C Metcalf. Gary T Metcalf, Leo J Metcalfe, Jody D Metz, Nancy M 304.498 Meyer. Delmon W. 498 Meyer, Dexter I II Meyer, John W Meyer. Martm R 225.449 Meyers. Barry V Meyers, Marcia L Michael, David L. 327,551 M.dden, Leo K Jr Midden. Louis E 551 Middlebrooks, Jo A Middleton, Chad Jr Middieton. Geraidme Middleton. James W 520 Middleton. Marcia A Middleton. Merle H II 498 Middleton, William C Mifflin, Mary K. 449 Mike, Betty L Milburn, Billy W Milburn, Martin C. 255.449 Milburn, Rex E 380 Milburn, Richard B Milby. Gary D 551 Milelli. Joanne 551 Miles. Cordell M MILESTONE 402-405. 616 Miles, Kevin C 253.551 Miller. Arthur L Jr 551 MILITARY DAY 324-325 MILITARY POLICE 325 Miller. Barbara E R 449 Miller. Bradley R Miller. Cher, L 551 Miller, Cheryl A. 312,498 Miller, Chester W. 551 Miller. David Den Miller. George R 385498 Miller. Herschel P 551 Miller. Jackie R 237 Miller. Jacqueline L 551 Miller. Janice P Miller, Jerry L Miller. Joan F 295.551 Miller, John T Miller, Karen S. 219,449 Miller. KathrynS 552 Miller. Lacey E 328 M.ller, Larry E 477 Miller. L.MaS 552 Miller. Lynette T. Miller. Mark A 520 Miller, Mary A. 498 Miller. Maude L Miller, Orv.lle D M.ller. Otis M. 498 M.ller, Pamela M 297.449 Miller, Randall E. Miller, Robert H Miller, Ronnie O 449 Miller, Samuel J. M.ller. Sarah J.C 498 Miller, Shelbie J 364,449 Miller. Stephen R. 326.327,329 Miller, Tom S K Mil , Una F . Wesley C 380,498 . William D Million. Bonnie J. Million, Linda D 520 Mills, Barbara J. Mills. Betty L 552 Mills, Dennis G 298.307.520 Mills, Gerald D. 520 M,l , Jarr ; D Mills, James R 326 Mills. Kay B Mills, Larry E. Mills. Mary R. 552 Mills, Michael B. Mills. Reda J, Miracle, Ronald E. 117 MISS EASTERN 92.93 MISSMILESTONE 117 MISS PHOTOGENIC 118 Mistier, Alan F. 449 Mitchell. Bruce T. 520 Mitchell. Carla J. 552 Mitchell. Charles L 241.243,245,246 Mitchell, Diane M J Mitchell, Dwight E. 265.499 Mitchell. George L 219.477 Mitchell. Joan T, Mitchell. John M Mitchell. Kenneth W Mitchell, Lester J 370 Mitchell, Linda L Y. 449 Mitchell, Martin V. 294,295,449 Mitchell, Patricia K. 391.552 Mitchell, Patrick M Mitchum. Anita K 565 Mittel. Linda D 407.520 Mi.- yn P. M.I s W Miltko, C Michael 375 Milton, Anne L 499 M.lward. Jane Y M.ms, Carl P. M.ms. Cheryl G Mims, Russell R M.nch. Christopher C. 22: M.mard, Ralph W Mink. Kelly W Mink. Robert J. Mink, Ronald L Minneman, David C M.nnich, Thomas L 520 Minor. Karen D 353,388 Minor, Myra G 552 M.nton, Donald F Miracle, Ginger K 499 . Marti . Phyll Moak, Jamie A 314 Moberly. Beverly H. Moberly. Deborah L.A Moberly, James I Moberly, Julie E Moberly, Larry D Moberly. Phillip M Mobley. James R. Mobley. James S 307,552 MODERN DANCE THEATRE 315 Moermond. Sandra J. 552 Moeves, Margaret J 552 Moffett. Benjamin A. 499 Moffitt. Jeffry D 477 Mogg, Danny A 449 Mohanty, Sarat K Molohon, Charles R Jr. Molyneaux, Julia A 353 Monacelh, Michael T 380,449 Monaghan, Deborah A 552 Monaghan. Robert W 449 Monarch. Rebecca S Money. Wanda G. 499 Monfort, Robert D 370 Monheimer, Edward L Monhollon, Carolyn J. Momcal, Carolyn L. 552 Momn, Donna J. 552 Montambo, Dan R 225 Montgomery. Alice M. 390,552 Montgomery Alka A. Montgomery Betty J. 521 Montgomery Bill H 370 Montgomery David L. Montgomery Gary 290.449 Montgomery JoeG. 521 Montgomery Marty M Montgomery Michael C Montgomery Norma S. 449 Montgomery Wanda S 521 Moody, Carl E Moody. Frances C.S 449 Moody, John D 477 Moody, Tommy F. 449 Mook, Bruce W Moon. Jackie H Mooney, Dav.d L. Mooneyham. Shirley J Moore, Alice M. 521 Moore, Barbara J 552 Moore, Barbara S Moore, Becky J. 521 Moore. Bobbie L Moore, Brian L Moore. Carol J 364,521 Moore. Christine M. Moore. Curtis Moore Darla J. Moore, Dennis Moore. Oenn.s R Moore. Diana 114,199,300, 359,449 Moore, Donald E. Moore. Gale E 521 Moore, Gary L Moore. Gregory H. 552 M.I . Re An active teacher keeps the attention of her first grade students. 600 INDEX DIRECTORY ' Mcl-MOO Moore, Gregory L Moore, Gwenda L 552 Moore, Harry E Moore, Hubbard K. Jr. 385.521 Moore, James B 261 ,292.385.521 Moore. James E. 223 Moore, Jerry W. Moore, Joanne 499 Moore, Joseph M 521 Moore, Joseph R. Moore, Judith E. 449 Moore, Karen S. 552 Moore. Kathy E. Moore, Lemon C. Moore. Leomane 521 Moore. Linda F Moore, Marilyn E 552 Moore, Marvin L. 521 Moore, Mary E Moore, Maurice E. 328 Moore. Michael D. 552 Moore, Patty J. 521 Moore. Paula C 521 Moore. Paula F. 521 Moore, Reba A Moore, Rhonda L. Moore, Robert T, Moore, Ronald G Moore, Rosalind I. Moore, Ruth D. 521 Moore, Sandra S. 449,552 Moore. Sherry C- 552 Moore, Susan G. 521 Moore, Theresa J. 331,521 Moore, Wayne F Moores, Jennifer R 499 Moores, Patsy A Moores, Tanya F 552 Moores, William C Moorhead. Mary H. 521 Moorman, Martin M. Moorman, Mary Jo Moorman, Sandra J Mooser, Kenneth R. Moran, Barry C. Moran, Robert K. 237.499 Morefield. Roger D. 328,499 Moreland, Judy A. Moreland. Melvm P. Moreno, Carlos A. 392,552 Moreno. Sylvia 362.499 Moretz. ElmoE. 197,393 Morgan. Arthur L Morgan, Caldwell M. Jr. Morgan, David S. 499 Morgan, Don E. Morgan, Dorothy S Morgan, Gail M 499 Morgan. Gary E Morgan, Jacquelyn H Morgan, Janice C. 364,521 Morgan, Kerry F. Morgan, Michael 552 Morgan, Morris Morgan. Phillip W. 315.552 Morgan, Rebecca L. Morgan, Sharon E. Morgan, Shirley D. 552 Morgan, Susan C 449 Morgan. V.cki A. 391.521 Morley. Lucy A. 552 Morley, Susan Morningstar, Noranne 552 Morrell, Lawrence E. 499 Morrell, Lynn E. Morns, Annett B. Morns, Beverly W. 449 Morris, Bob R. Morris, Brenda G. 521 Morns, David C. 521 Morns, Deanna L Morns, Freeda A 521 Morris, James L. 565 Morns, Jerree A. 552 Morns, Joette 293 Morns, Linda L. Morns, Marcia C. 552 Morris. Mark E. Morris, Mary J. Morris, Michael D. Morns. Michael H Morns. Nancy K. Morns, Paul C. 552 Morns, Paul D. 328 Morns, Rebecca A. Morns. Regina J.M. 477 Morris. Rodger C. 286.307,521 Morris, Ty K. Morris. William A- 188 Morrison, Bruce E. 449 Morrison, Stephen E. Morrow, Larry E. Morton. Marvin W. 387 Morton, Thomas S 553 Moscoe, Jay E Moseley, Carol A. Moser, Patti A Moser, Robert M. Moser, Shirley O. Moser, Suanne Mosher. Craig R Mosley. Sammy L Moss. Dale J. 553 Moss, Karen L 521 Moss, Peggy J.G 449 Mossbarger, Mary A 362 Moster. Alison A. 521 Motley. Betty J Motley. Kathy J 521 Motley, Merle L C Mo ntjoy Mounts, Clara E 394 Mounts, David N Mouyeos. Thomas W 499 Moynihan, Drew A. Mra;ovich, Glenn V 245 Mudd, Angela M 553 Muddiman, Larry D Mueller, Christine D. 553 Mueller, Linda T. 311,553 Mueller. Richard C 553 Mullelly, Kathleen F. Mullen, Artie M 553 Mullen, Stanford T 553 Mullikm, Daniel J. Mulhkm, Linda C . Ch d fl . M is, Dennis W 367,499 is, James L. . JdlT Mull Mull Mull Mull Mullins, John C 328,521 Mullms, John M. Mullins, Kenneth B Mullins, Louise 521 Mullins. Morell Mullins, Rebecca R 521 Mullms, Rodney E Mullins, Ronald J. Mullms. Sally A 294,314,553 Mullms. Walter D Mullins, Wanda I Mullins, Willard H 522 Mumme, John S Muncy, Edith H Mundy, Anthony D Muns. George 168 Munsey, Deborah L. 364.499 Murley, Donna H. Murphree. James L. Murphy. Adrian R 565 Murphy. Billy D 328 Murphy, Brenda K. 553 Murphy, Carolyn S. 553 Murphy, Charles E. Murphy. Cheryl S Murphy. Gene L. 328 Murphy, Jane E 304,522 Murphy, John W Murphy. Linda L. 359 Murphy, Lynn M Murphy, Richard M. 252 Murphy, Stephen G Murphy, Vicki P. 522 Murphy, William G. Murray, Bryan K. Murray, Glenna M Murray, Jacqueline S. Murray, Kenneth Ml . Chdn sW Murrell, Patne L. 280 Murrell, Vernon D Murrell, Vicki L. 522 Muse, Ricky L. Mus.ai. Gene D Musselwhite, Wayne Muth, James D 553 Muth, Mary L. Myatt, Hannelore 499 Myers, Carol E 300.308,499 Myers, Cynthia A. Myers. David H 310,499 Myers, Edwin E 367,449 Myers. Frank W. 553 Myers. Jackie D Myers, Judy Myers. M 1C hael B. 245.247,553 Myers, Nila J. Myers, Patricia G 450 Myers, Stanley E. Myei , Ste Mori ,Tho Morse, Patn nas M. sC 449,521 Morton, Anthony C Myers, Susan J 450 Myers, Tom 130.285 Mylum. Rebecca L.H. Mylum, Robert B Mynahan, Pamela R 553 Mynhier, Cynthia B. Mynhier, James W 351,376.450 Mynhier. Walter C 376.499 Mynk, Michael T. Mynck, Michael A 450 rj Naber. Sister Mary M Nadorff. Charles P 499 Nagel, Kr.stine L Nagle, Carla J 328.329,553 Nagle, Norma L. 311.482 Nahlik. Frank J. 450 Nail. Darlene Y 312.522 Nalley, Donald M Nally. Lottie K 522 Nally. Patrick L. 553 Namazi. Kavoase 499 Nance, Sharon 354 Nance, Rebecca S 354,450 Nance, Vicki L. Nankivell. James B Nann.nga, Elizabeth C Nant2, Charles W Nantz, Michael W Napier. Barbara J 553 Napier. Charles E Napier, Lloyd W Napier. Mahala R. Napier, Maultie Napier. Raleigh Napier. Sandra L H Napier, William B Nash, Larry 499 Nash. Threasha M Nassida, Frank R Nat.cch.oni, Carolyn 21 1 .31 2.450 Nikirk, Fredda A 499 N.les. Lucian E. Niper. Bradley S Niswonger. Susan J 304 Oliver. Mark L. 533 N, Navarre. Richard D 499 Nayle, Suzanne G Naylor, LonmeC Neace, Aileen 499 Neal, DavidS. 553 Neal. Drexel T. 499 Neal, Katie O. Neal. Paula L 450 Neal, Vicki L 553 Neal. Vicki S. Nease, Hoover D Nease. Shelby W Needles, Kathy L 293 Neely. Elizabeth T 310.499 Neely, Jim R 499 Neff, Joseph J. 265,292,522 Neff. Richard L. Neikirk, Jean A 553 Neisw.nger, Cheryl E. 522 Nelson. Charles 167 Nelson, Oeborah L 354,499 Nelson. Donald T. Nelson, Gary C 394.553 Nelson. John A Nelson, Nell B. Nelson. Stafford C Neltner, Richard W. 375,522 Nett. Thomas V 303,522 Nettle, Paul D 265,553 Neufarth, John E 553 Neumeister, George R. 328.553 New, Charlottes 450 New, Larry R. Newcom, James K Newcomb, Sam H Newell. Robert E 247 Newk.rk, Patricia L. 553 Newland. Kellon E. NEWMAN CLUB 395 Newman, Paul S. Newman, Seldon W Newman. Sharon R 553 Newsome, Anthony L 305,382 Newsome, Loretta 522 Newsome, Mary M. 390.522 Newsome. Shelia F. 522 Newton. Anthony Q. Newton, Kenneth M. Nicholas. David L 296.522 Nichols, J. mmie L Nichols, Linda S. Nichols, Mary L. Nichols, Michael R Nichols, Robert A. Nichols, Robert A, 218 Nicholson, H. Dav.d 306,553 Nicholson, Kenneth Nicholson, Martha A. Nicholson, Michael E. 236,237 Nickell, Barbara J 310,499 Nickell, Catherines Nickel I, Donna S. 553 Nickell, Linda C 499 Nickell, Thomas L. 553 Nickels, Polly M. 522 Nickson, Malcolm E. 265,292 Nicolak.s, TasosS Nidiffer, Phyllis A. Niehaus, Regina T. 309,499 N.ehoff. Susan C. 522 Nieland, Douglas J. Niemann, Melody S. 522 Niemeyer, Frank B 450 Niemeyer, Kenneth E. N.emeyer, Robert M. 376.388 Mi. i W. Noble. Clara 553 Noble, Dale 553 Noble, Wanda F Noe. Ccrl O. Noe, Carolyn B Noe. Charles D. Noe, James S Noe, Jerry L Noe. Judy L. 553 Noe, Linda J. 522 Noel, Charlotte C 553 Noel, Charlotte M Noel, Penny K 553 Noel, William A. Jr. Noelcke, Richard H. Nolan, Barbaras. 305,522 Nolan, Edwin J. Nolan, John P. Jr. Nolan, Joyce L. 499 Nolan, William A. Noland. Gary T Noland, Irv.n Jr. Noland, Joel S. 499 Noland, Penny G Nolloth, James P. Norcross, Jill A 450 Norcross, Ronald L 477 Nordheim, Daniel 218.450 Norenberg. Mark E 553 Norfleet. Rosemary 380 Norman. Dav.d S Norman, Phillip R. 294,522 Norns, Bert T Norns, Charles B. Norns, Charles L. Norns. Charles M. Norns, Raymond I Jr. 284.298.477 Norns, Robert L Northern, Daphne L. Northern, Ernest B. Northup, William H 326,553 Norton. Eddie T III Norton. George P 450 Norton, Joseph M Norton. Marshall E ,.- ' , Patn Norvell. CharleyS. 522 Norvell. Lynn W. 553 Norwood. Charles E. 327,522 Nowhn, Lloyd E. Nugent, Eileen P. 224,300.393.499 Nunn, ArleneM. 553 Nunn, Arthur C. 372 Nunn. Frankie L 565 Nunn. Louie B. 38.122.136.329 Nunn, Nancy L. 565 IMunnelley, Stephen B NURSING ASSOCIATION 311 Nutty, Beth A 310,329,522 Nyerges, Helen P. Nyerges. Nora A. O ' Bryan, Bernard B. 553 O ' Bryan, Sandra L. 533 O ' Dell, Carol D. 522 O ' Donnell, William F. O ' Donnell. William J. O ' Hara, Betty J. 565 O ' Harrah, R. Neil O ' Nan, Clarence E. 533 O ' Nan, Kathryn L. 533 O ' Nan, Steve D. 522 O ' Neal, David M. 237 O ' Rea, Erie V 450 Oakes, Becky A. 221,293.499 Oakley. Kathryn L 522 Oatley, Douglas W Ockerman, Steve W Odierna, Candace M. 522 Odle, Bonnie M 533 Odle, Merle R Odor, Howard B. Oerther, Beverly S. Oerther, John K. 450 Ogden, Barry M. 450 Ogden, Fredic 156 Ogden, Steven D. 522 Oglesby. Susan EC. Oglesby, William K Ogrosky, Wendell R OHara, Guy C. Oki. Mineko Oldf.eld. Brenda S 522 OLD SOUTH WEEK Olds, Deborah S. 522 Olds, Debra L. 533 Olges, Mark A. 533 Oliver. Carol L. 499 OLIVER CONCERT 66 Oliver. Douglas Oliver, John W Olivien, Peter N 385.552 Olmstead, Janie93 Olsen, Peter L OMEGA PSI PHI 386,387 OMICRON ALPHA KAPPA 213 Onkst, Donald R Opell. Linda L. 533 Orchard, Cecilia 89 Orem, Michael T. ORIENTATION WEEK 286 Orman. Kenneth D. 522 Orme. William T Orr, Steve W Orth. Joyce L 499 Osborne, Charles F. 380,499 Osborne, Elizabeth A. Osborne, Glenda F. 499 Osborne. Gregory A. 523 Osborne, Jack R. Osborne. Karen M. Osborne, Linda A. 533 Osborne, Madeline G Osborne, Michael B- 499 Osborne, Michael R. 450 Osborne, Nila J B 565 Osborne, Oma S. Osborne. Roy P Osborne, Sandra 213.450 Osier, Chen A 533 Oswald. Blame R. Ott. Glenn A Otte. Curtis D Otter, Jake 298 Otto, Susan A 533 Ouellette. Sue E 353.499 Ousley, Delbert Ousley. Larry M Overall. James D 387 Overbee, Mary R Overson. Hyrum W Overstreet. Mary A. Overstreet. Paula J 533 Overstreet, Rebecca M 533 Overstreet, Saundra M 316,499,557 Overstreet. Shirley J 565 Owen. Danny H. 499 Owen. Jeffrey B. Owen. Marlene F. 450 Owen. Morris W 499 Owen, Stephen L. Owens, Betty S 533 Owens, Billy W Owens, Caroline B 450 Owens, Charles A. 272,367 Owens, Delmar Owens, Devert J Owens, Guy E. Owens, Kenneth R. 499 Owens, Lauren P. Owens, Loretta C. Owens. Manone E. 450 Owens, Mary C Owens, Mary J. Owens, Mava J. 216.304,450 Owens, Onna K H Owens, Sarah B Owens, William H. Jr. Pace, Audeen 221 Pace, Cathie L. Pace, Jacqueline H. Pace, Johnny L. Pack, Linda S Pack, Nickey L. Pack, Pamela L 533 Pack, Paul D. 499 Padgett, Eva E Padgett, Jerry W. Padgett, Sue 499 Paeltz, Christina I. Page, Charles E. Page, Larry K. 533 Pahnke. Ross C 450 Paills, Larry 327 Paitsel, Brenda B Paitsel, James D Jr Palko, Edmund J. 523 Palmer. Craig A. 533 Palmer, Gary D. 290.391 .499 Palmer, Kenneth H. 565 Palmer, Susan J 359 Palsgrove, Connie L. 295,354,486 499 Paiumbo. John A. II Panayotoff. Janet V. 296.314.364 PANHELLENIC388 Papst.Sharyn A. 523 Parard, Chen S Parham. James B Parkhurst, Willis 224 Pans, Kathryn A. 523 Parish, Gary W. 533 INDEX DIRECTORY MOO-PAR 601 Parish, Pamela T. 533 Park, Michael F. 399.499 Park, Roberta L. 482 Park. Sandra L. 450 Park, Steven H. Park. Walter L. Parke. Al C Parke, Earlene F. 499 Parke. Gale F Parke, Mary EM. Parker. Bill J. 290.291.499 Parker, Jose Ft 565 Parker. Katharine F. Parker, Patricia A 300,533 Parker, Randall A Parker, Rebecca A. 523 Parker, R.ta L. 499 Parker, Robert F. 450 Parker. Susan E. Parker. Willie C. 533 Parkerson, Buford S. Parkerson, Nancy L Parkey, Ronald C Parks, Byron J. Parks. Deborah L. 533 Parks. Edna Parks, Felecia L 533 Parks. Gerald L. Parks, James C. Parks, Jarmilia A. 533 Parks, Jerry L 499 Parks, Juran O. 499 Parks, Larry R 52,523 Parks, Leslie D. Parks, Michael S. 221 Parks. Phyllis A. 523 Parks. Russell F 533 Pjm n, Jarr sW. Parren. Claudia S. 499 Parrett, David D. 477 Parrigm. Arnetha F Parngin, Joy L. 450 Parrott. John S. Parrott. Pauline H Parsley, Carl D Parsons, Clifford R. Parsons. Diana L 499 Parsons, Donald E 523 Parsons, Janet A. 533 Par: . Jan 3 M. Parsons, Kenneth L. Parsons. Sherry G. 565 Parsons. Thurman M. 499 Parsons, Twyla L. 499 Partin, Janna L. 223.523 Partin, Nevada A Partin, Ronnie R. 499 Partin, Thomas E. Partin. VelmaP Partin, William J Parton, Wanda J 359 Partusch, Marsha A. 362,523 Pashley. Deborah L. 523 Pasley. Alvm III 523 Pasley. Howard B. Pasley, Joe W. 533 Patrick, Alfred 178 Patrick. Carolyn J. 499 Patrick, Carolyn S. Patrick, Judy C. 499 Patrick, Leora J. Patrick. Tracy R Patrick. Vicki L. 533 Patterson, Billy D Patterson, Carl G. Patterson. Dorothy A. 533 Patterson. Guy R Patterson, Janice L 533 Patterson, John P. Patterson. Patricia J. 393 Patterson, Thomas D. Patterson, Vicki S 533 Patterson. Wayne R. 393.477 Part K en T Patton. Alton Patton, Carl C. Parton, Franklin C. Patton, Glenda B. Patton, James D 450 Patton. Jerry M. Patton. John R. Patton, Michael C- Patton. Rodney K Patton, Stanleo Patton, Teresa 533 Paul, Gerald E. 253 Paul, Karen L. 533 Paul.n, Donald A. 266,499 Paulson. Allan T 554 Pawley, Wayne B. Payne, Albert B. 499 Payne, Arnold Payne, Gerald E. 523 Payne, Grover T, Jr Payne, John D. Payne, John H. 523 Payne. Kathryn J. Payne. L Dawn Payne, Mildred E. 360,452 Payne. Ralph W. Payne, Robert L. Payne. Sharon A B Paynter, Harry A. 289.523 Payton, Martha J. 92.110.364,367 Peace. Donald G. 295,380.427,452 Peace. John B. 452 Peace. John K Peace, Terry L. Peace. Warren G. Jr. Peach, Terry C. Peake, Gary A. 499 Pearce. Allen C Pear , Cecil Pearcy, Mary L 554 Pearsali, Wayne G. 554 Pearson, Alan L. 554 Pearson, Debra 92,554 Pearson, Jasper M Pearson, Kenneth C. Pearson, Thomas C. 499 Pease. Tom M Peavler. J.B. Jr. 565 Peavler, Larry J. 554 Peddicord, Frank L. Peddicord, Martha J. 499 Peebles, Helena S 554 Peek, Thomas E. 452 Peel, Nancy D. 293 Peeples, Porter G. Peercy. Virginia I. Pellegnnon. James V. 198,200,201. 452 Pelly. Donald E. 305,382,499 Pender, Adnenne Pendergrass, Betty A. 303.523 Pendleton. David L. 499 Pendygraft. Robert L. 367.499 Pendygraft, William Peniston, Lloyd W 554 Penix, Lonnie L Pen , Don aS M Penn. Kathleen 523 Pennington. Barbara Pennington, Barry W. 372 Pennington, Ernest L 554 Pennington, Frances H Pennington. Frances K Pennington, James L 500 Pennington, Larry W 316,523 Pennington, Phillip O Pennington, Ronnie 316,452 Pennington, Shelby G Pennix, Linda S 554 Pennix, Shelby J. 452 Pennix, Vicki A. 523 Penrod, Vicki J. Pentecost. Catherine 554 Peoples. Joan B Perdue, Connie D 523 Perdue. Jerry L Perez. David F. Perez. Michael E 554 Perkins, Barbara J. 364,452 Perkins, Carolyn L. 310.500 Perkins. Dons E. Perkins, James W 452 Perkins. Joel Perkins. John S. Perkins. Judith L 554 Perkins. Ricky L. 554 P,.,i. ; M Perk.nson, Steven R Perks, Sharon A.P. 452 Perntt, Lea J Perry. Deborah J 523 Perry. Donald E, Perry. Douglas W. 452 Perry, Ellen S. 554 Perry. Ins J Perry, Kathleen M. 453 Perry, Keith M 367,523 Perry. Linda G 500,565 Perry, Marta J. 353,385,500 Perry, Michael W Persell, Patsy E PERSHING RIFLES 330-331 Persley. Beverly L. Petei , Arth Peters, Beverly J. 482 Peters, Clement R. Peters. David M 554 Peters, David P. Peters. Donald B. 237.523 ry B. Jr en R 364,523 an M 523 , Wil Peters Peters Petersen, Gene W. 477 Petersen, Judeen K. 478 Peterson, Mary R. 500 Peterson, Velma S. Peterson, William G. 315 Petrekovic, Richard E 500 Former male dorm. Keith Hall undergoes a few changes to accommodate the women residents. 602 INDEX DIRECTORY PAR-PET Petteng.ll. D.B. 171. Peltengill, Mary L. 221,297.453 Perter, Bill 303.500 Peiter, Earl W Peveler. Paula J Peyton. Claudia J Peyton. Larry R 523 Peyton, Linda C Pfaff. Sylvia S Pfalzgraf, L.nda M 523,551 Pfalzgraf. Mar|one A Pfalzgraf. Thomas C Pfeffer. Claire F 500 Pfeffer, Dan F Pfeffer. William J. Pfeifer. Carol A. 221,362 Pfotenhauer, George L. Phans, Jo A. 554 Phelps. Beverly A. Phelps, Carl E 301.523 Phelps. Charlotte 223.331,523 Phelps, David R Phelps, Deanne E.S. Phelps, Jackie L Pehlps. Joe F. Pehlps, Nancy G Phelps. Patty A 453 Phelps, Rodes T Phelps, Tonya S 296.500 PHI ALPHA THETA 221 PHI DELTA THETA 374 Phillippe. Jams M Phillips, Arnold J. 367.500 Phillips. Barbara L. 523 Phillips. Claude B 554 Phillips, Clyde W 565 Phillips, Connie L. 554 Phillips. Francis P. 370.500 Phillips. George M Jr 554 Phillips. Henry W Phillips, Hugh G Phillips, Jesse C. Phillips, John H 500 Phillips. John S Phillips. Juan. ta 192 Ph.lMps. Kathy J 453 Phillips. Kenton P Phillips. Matthew C 523 Phillips. Michael E 523 Phillips, Rebecca L 554 Ph. II. ps, Samson W. 554 Phillips, Susan G. PHILOSOPHY CLUB 306 Philp. Germame 364,500 Philpot. Came L. 554 Philpot, Clara E 524 Philpot, Edmond F Philpot, Harry H Jr Philpot. James T. Jr. Phipps, Linda E Phipps, Van M. Phoenix. Larry A PHYSICS, DEPARTMENT OF 169 Piatt, Jennifer S. 554 Picard, Michael H 500 Picker. ng. Paul H. Pickett, Barbara Pickett. James M. Pickett. JaneD 524 Pickett. Phillip M 370 Pickrell. Gerald W. 554 Pickrell, Paul G. 453 P.eratt, William H. Pierce, Deborah A. 500 Pierce, George B Pierce, George D Pierce, Randall Piercey. Naomi F. 478 Piercy, Larry J Piersol. David J Pierson, Larry D. 554 Pigman. Janet M. 565 PI KAPPA ALPHA 335,338.377 Pike, Janet M 500 P.ke. Jesse T. P.ke. Pamela L 453 Pike. Ronald L Pilant. Jeannie L. 331 Pliant. Joseph L. 140.469 Pilant. Marjone A 410.453 Pindell. Madalyn R Ping. Denton P P.ngleton. Catherine Pinkerton, Jean E. 524 Pinkerton. Robert S. Pinkerton, Thomas C. Pinkston, Charles T. Pinney, June E. 304.554 PI OMEGA PI 219 PI TAUCHI 224 P.takos. Barbara D 554 Pitcock, Nancy L Pitman, Cheryl AH Pittman, H.llman E. 500 Piatt, Howard C 380 Piatt, Nancy E Playforth, Janet S 453 Playforth, Paul D. Pleasant, James D 330.404.453 Ploetner, Billy G. 554 Plouvier, William R 453 Plummer, Bonnie J. C. 4 78 Plummer, James K. Plummer. James K. Jr Plummer, Linda D. Pohlmann, Jeanne R 500 Poindexter, David POLITICAL SCIENCE. DEPARTMENT OF 171 POLITY SOCIETY 221 Pollard, Barbara A. Pollard, Dennis H. Pollei, Linda D. 401,524 Pollock, Robert E, 398 Pollock. Sherry L. 554 Polston, Dianne G 554 Pool, Violet L. Pope, David B. Pope, James R. Pope. Janet M. 554 Pope, Karren J. 316,329.554 Pope. Pamela M. 453 Pope. Thomas G Pope, Thomas H Popham, Warren E Popplewell. Kathy J.K. Port, Catherine L. 482 Porter, Charles L Porter, James W. 237 Porter, Mark A. 453 Porter, Nikki R. Posey. Robert 152,225 Post, Holly R 500 Poston, Daniel D. 500 Potrafke, Larry S. Pott, Kenneth L 376,500 Potter, Bobby Potter, Elizabeth J. 304.554 Potter, Frank E Potter, J. C. Potter, Michael J Potter, Michele E. 554 Pons, Nancy E. 554 Potts, Patricia J. 524 Pons, Richard F. 338,372 Potts, Richard L. 500 Poulos.Alex 290 Poulos, Saundra A. 331 Pound, Edward R Powell. AllenS. 372 Powell, C. June Powell, Carl E. Powell, Cecelia E. 311 Powell, Charles N. 454 Powell, Donna L.M. Powell, Garry M. 255 Powell. Gary D. Powell. Gary L. 380,524 Powell, Ivan J. Powell. J.C. 123,127 Pow , Janice H Powell. Jeanne R. Powell, John A. Powell, Judith A. Powell, Judith B. Powell, Lester K Powell, Linda A. 524 Powell, Martha J. 454 Powell, Ray E. 500 Powell, Richard Powell, Richard D. Ill Powell, Victoria G. 353,500 Powers, Donald G. 208,205.218,454 Powers, Mary A. 393.454 Powers, Sharyn J. 354 Powers, Van A. Powers, William A Poynter, Char les D, 289,478 Poynter. Daryl L. 115.221,300.329. 364.382.388.500 Poyn . Jarr Ml,... :. M i312 Prater, Bobby R. Prater, Dillard Prater, Frieda G. Prater, James J. 524 Prater. John R Prater, Larry Prater, Otis Jr. Prater, Paulette H. Prater. Wanda J. Prather, Delia A. 219,308 Prather, Kerry W 394,500 Prather, Martha S. 554 Prather, Sally J. 554 Prather, Sharon A. 500 Prather, Terry L. Prats, Harry J. 375,388 Prats, Joseph R. Pratt, James A. 200,284,285 Pratt, Michael W. 554 Preece, Dianne C. 524 Prehar, Bohdan Presley, David L. Presley. Richard L Presnell. Daniel J Presnell, Glenn E 261 Preston, Betty P Preston. Charles L Preston. Dennis A 500 Preston. Mahnda A 554 Preston. Michael 524 Prewitt, Edna B 362,500 Prew.tt, Jan R 364 Prev . John H. Prew.tt. Linda K. 391.524 Prewitt, Mary A. Prew.tt. Patricia T. Prewitt, Roger W. Price. Barbara J 524 Price. Brenda G. 500 Price, Catherine M. 362.500 Price, David S 500 Price, Eileen D Pric Gail 554 , Jerry L. 221,454 , Nancy 554 , Norma R. 524 ' J. 554 r G 292.500 ■n R 261,500 Pric Pric Pnddy, Howard L. Pnddy, Mar.lynn R. Pndemore, Janie Pr.demore, Phillip J. Pnng, Jonathan B. I ' nr , Patn Pnnz. Judith E. 554 Pntchard, Elaine M Pr.tchard. Patrick J. 454 Pntchard. Paula S Pntchett, Deborah T. 304,500 Pr.tchett, Rita J Prochnow, Harold A Proffitt. Mary E. 300,308.329,500 PROGRESS 399,400.401 Pruitt, Brenda B Prum, Byron S Pruitt. Edward K Pruitt, William T. 524 Pryor. Edgar M. II 554 Pryor, Larry F Pryse, Martha L. 554 PSI CHI 219 PSYCHOLOGY, DEPARTMENT OF 172 Puckett, David L. 390 Puckett, George M Puckett, Larry M. 290 Puckett, Lela J Puckett, Virgil T, Pugh, Jenny L. 524 Pugh, Susan 454 Puhr, Barry W. Pullen, Robert D Pullen, Wanda D 455 Pull. am. Brenda S. Pull.am, M.chael L 554 Pull.ns, Edward T Pullms. Hosea L. Pull.f , Jerri Pumphrey, Jack D. Pureed, Ishmael L 382 Purcell. Jerry M 500 Purcell, Ned S Purdom, Elmer R. Jr 554 Purdom, William B Pursiful, Carol G. Pursifull, Karen A. 500 Puln iifull. Oscar B. n. Lucmda J 500 Q Quarles. David A. Quarles, Thomas C Jr. QUEEN ATHENA 109 Queen, Mark T. Queener, James R Queener, Larry H. Quick, John L. Quick, Marguerite H, 565 Quick, Suzanne M. Quick, William T. II 292 Quiero, Melvyn F, 500 Qu.ggms. Pamela K 359.370,455 Qu.ggms. Sharon E Quinn, George D Qu.nn, Richard W Quire. Eddie L. Quire. Nancy L. Raabe, Stephen T. 554 Rabenstein, Robert T. 455 Rabuzzi, Paul D. 554 Race. Lezl.e A 293.500 Radcl.ffe, Rebecca J. 524 Rader, Anne N. 565 Rader, Breht G. Rader. Rexford N 478 Rader. Valerie K Rader, Vernon C Raderer, V.ck.e L 554 Radway. Dav.d J Rafford, Brenda J. Ragan, David Y 554 Ragan, Richard D Ragland. Judith A Ragl.n. Charles T Rahamut. Dav.d T Rahamut, Janet C. Rainey. Deborah L 353,524 Ra.ney, James E. 554 Rainey, Stephanie L. Rains, Bill E Rains, Brenda G 500 Rams. Danny O Rains, Eugene D Rains, Kenneth P Rams. Pamela L 554 Ramville. D.anne T 554 Rainwater, Harold L Ra.rden, Gregory K 376,500 Raisor, Dennis S 290.303,455 Ra.str.ck. Debra K 407.524 Raker. Edgar A 455 Rakestraw. Thomas L Raleigh, Dennis R 554 Raleigh, J.C Raleigh, Martha A 31 1,554 Ralston, Euberta J 554 Ramey, Dianna L. 524 Ramey. Don T. 382.388,455 Ramey. Karen L 554 Ramey, Sche.la B. 524 Ramey, William R. 298 Ramirez. Alfred N 263 Ramsey. Alberta K. 455 Ramsey. Barbara G 524 Ramsey. David W Ramsey. Elsa Ramsey. Janice L 276 Ramsey. Joyce M 554 Ramsey. Lois A 500 Ramsey. Michael L Ramsey. Paul A Ramsey, Roy L. Ramsey. William W. Randall. Deborah S Randall, L.nda C 455 Randall, M.chael A Randall. Roberta L. 362 Randolph, Randy E. 265,382 Raney, Vicki S 554 Raniero. Louis A Jr 455 Rankin, Brenda L 565 Rankin. Carolyn S 455 Rankin. James W Rankin, Robert A 554 Rankin. Sara J 455 Rankin, Terry L Ranson. Catherine E. 524 Rapp. Deborah J 524 Rapp, Joseph G 525 Rapp. Kenneth J 455 Rash, Irvin R. Jr 249.298.554 Ras.mas, Susan M 554 Rasinen, William J. 500 Ratcliff, William R. 455 RAT COURT 286 Ratliff. Arlan P. 478 Rathff. Barry M 525 Ratliff. Bernard D Ratl.ff. Bill.e K. 295,455 Ratliff. Cheryl L. 554 Rathff. Dallas B. Ratliff, Frederick C Ratliff, James M 525 Rathff, Jerry V Rathff, John M Rathff, Mary A Ratl.ff, Russell G Ratl.ff, Sandra A. P. 304,455 Rathff, Virginia K. 554 Rathff. Wilma J.B. Ratzenberger, Judith Rauen, Patricia L. 224,455 Rauf. Fredr.c L Rausch, Cathy S 525 Rausch, Elizabeth A. Rawl.ngs, Richard B. 261 Rawlins, Patricia L Rawson, Janice L. 362,455 Ray, Carol J 554 Ray. Deborah A. 554 Ray, Doris J. 327,525 Ray, Joan R 295,316,525 Ray, John L II Ray, John T. Ray, Robert E. 500 Raybould. Ronald W Rayburn, Sammye D Raykin, James W 554 Raymond, Pamela S Razor, Lucia C 554 Reagan, Larry G. Reagan. Mary L 555 Reagan, Stuart A 208.205,221. 401.455 Reams. Blanche ED Reasor, Edward D Reaster, Thomas J 478 RebMas. Thomas J. 555 Rebmann. James R 478 Rebold. Patricia A 312 Reck. Bruce A. Recker, William A 219.303,455 Reckley. Christine E 525 Redd. Donna M 555 Redding, Kendra J Redfern, Larry K 500 Redford, Johnny A. Redman. Jesse L Redmon, Deborah A 362,525 Redmond. Patricia A Redmond. Roy A Reece. Landis D. Reece, Linda LP 455 Reed, Charles B III 265.455 Reed, Cheryl A 565 Reed.Cleary T Reed, Gary L Reed. Gwendolyn S 364 Reed. Hannah L 525 Reed, Jacqueline L 360 Reed. Jesse 316 Reed, Joyce I H Reed, Judith L Reed, Louis Reed, Lynne C 500 Reed, Mary L. Reed, Michael E. 525 Reed, Nancy A. Reed.OrvilIeK 478 Reed, Patricia L 391 Reed. Peter D 252,292 Reed. Phillip G 219.500 Reed, Robert E Reed, Webster L Reeder, Chris R Reeder, llaM. 555 Reedy. Burnetta C Reedy. Gail S. 455 Rees, Thomas E Reese. Dwight B 555 Reese, Glenda M Reeves, Ben N Reeves, Charlotte M Reeves, Connie J Reeves. Curtis R Reeves, Deborah J. Reeves, Gregory A Reeves. James P. 555 Reeves, Janice E Reeves. Sue J Reeves, Thomas A 500 Reeves, Vickie L. Reeves, William B 455 Reff.tt, David P. 525 Reffnt. Douglas E 500 REGISTRATION 30.31 Rehkamp, Dianne M 555 Reid. James F 390 Reid, Judy T. Reid, Lawrence J Reid. Lucretia J 455 Reid. Mary K 500 Reid, Robert E. Reid, Ronald L 221.478 Reid, Thomas L 237 Reifsnyder, Jackie C 297.300.359, 500 Reilly, Alice J 555 Re.ncke. Deborah F 295,555 Reinders, Janyce L 364,455 Remert, Steven L Remheimer, Rebecca E 221.500 Re.nstedler, Kathenn Reiss, Jessie M 395,555 Reister, Leo J. Reiter. Brenda L 92,93,112, 311,359,525 Reitz, Chris J 455 Relken, Robert M Remy, Sandra K Renfro, Dorothy M Renfro, Harold D Rennacker, Verne E. 307.455 Renner, Cheryl L. 500 Renner, Janice M. 555 Rentz, Marc.a J Requardt. Terry H. 525 Resch. Daniel W RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. OFFICE OF 132 Resop, William P 525 Reuss, Robert P. Rexroat, Peggy J.D Reynolds. Barry E. Reynolds. Bertha M Reynolds. Beverly C Reynolds, Dan C 455 Reynolds, Danny L Reynolds, Edith A 54.555 Reynolds, EmmaS INDEX DIRECTORY PET-REY 603 Reynolds, Eric T 456 Reynolds, Enck W. Reynolds. Eugene P Reynolds, Gene K 376 Reynolds, Glenda M 525 Reynolds, Gregory R 290 Reynolds, Harold D 525 Reynolds. Hugh C Reynolds, James W 376,456 Reynolds, Jane R 555 Reynolds, Janel C Reynolds, Jimmy L Reynolds, Karen K Reynolds, Kendall D 289,525 Reynolds, Lindsay Jr Reynolds, Raymond M Reynolds, Richard R 456 Reynolds, Roberi J Rhea, James R Rhmehimer, Bobbie J 525 Rhoades. Kathy A 300,304,555 Rhodes, Byno R II Rhodes, Karen L. 294 Rhodus. W. David Rice. Andrew W 316,555 Rice. Betty A 354 Rice, Betty K 555 Rice, Edna J 88.89.91.456 Rice. ElayneN Rice, George L 316 R.ce, George R. Rice, Harry R Rice, James H. R.ce, J o A 294,297,556 Rice, Karen A. Rice, Linda W, 456 Rice, OraE Rice, Pamela J Rice, Patricia AG N Rice. Peggy D 311.482 R.ce. Robert L Jr R.ce, Rosemary 525 Rice. Stephen P. Rice, VickeS 359.525 Rice. WilmaC. Richards, Carol D. Richards, Charles R 556 Richards, Nora E 556 Richardson. Bonnie J 200,300 Richardson, Connie J 556 Richardson, Deborah L. 556 Richardson. Donald W Richardson, George D Richardson, Jo A. 556 Richardson, Karen R. Richardson, Kenneth D. 525 Richardson, Leroy L Richardson, Linda J.M Richardson, Orestes Richardson, Patricia 500 Richardson. Sharon S 556 Richardson. Timothy G. Richardson, Vickie J 556 Richardson. Vickie L 353 Richens, Christine E Richeson. Angela R 390.556 Richeson, Martha J 293.390.456 n.Ge  N Richmond, Catherine A 500 Rickett, Thomas H Ricketts, Becky B 556 Riddel I, Donme L R.ddell, Michael L R.ddell. Paul M. 556 Riddell, Thomas D 456 Ridder, llene 565 Ridder, RayT Ridder. Richard T 556 Ridder, Robert T. 375,456 Riddle, Stephen G Riddlebarger, Edwin H. 500 R.denour, Debora S Ridley, Dwon C 500 Ridley, La Sandra E 316,357,525 Ries, Donna M Riffe, Gwendolyn 316 RIFLE 268 Riggins. Bruce E Riggms. James L. Riggins, Susan L Riggle, Christine K Riggle, Marsha L Riggs, Ann S Riggs, Elizabeth L Riggs, Jay C. 382 Riggs, Mary H. Riggs, Patty L. 565 Riggs, Roger D R.gney, Chandra R 525 Rigsby, Donna B 456 Rigsby, Edward I 500 Rigsby. John P. Riley. Linda K. 525 Riley, Mary E 353,456 Riley. Rebecca T. 525 Riley, Rita D Riley, Thomas J 556 Rinaldi, Anthony R.nks, JamiE. 556 Ripperdan, Sharleen C 300,395, 407.500 Risher, Beatrice M. 556 Risi, Richard B Risk, Pamela E. Rismiller, Steven H. Risner, Brenda P. 478 Risner, James H. R.St, Donald E. Jr. Ritchey, Barry Ritchey, Patricia M 293,456 Ritchie, David T. Ritchie, Linda F. Ritchie, Terry L 289,298 Ritter, Harnette A. 478 Ritter, Kenneth M Ritter, Letitia A. Ritter, Sue K. Rivell. Frank W Rivera, An.bal 330,456 Rivero, Carmen R 478 Roach, Charles A. 265,55o Roach, Judge R 478 Roach, Mary S Roach, Robert P 265 Roades, Gerald D Roark, Leonard C Robards. John M 290 Robbms, Deborah J, 556 Robbms, Earl L Jr Robbms, Jimmy R Robbms, MyraS Robbms, Trudy D.F. Roberts, Bobby J Roberts, Claudia L. 556 Roberts. Dan L Roberts, Danny L Roberts, Everett C 456 Roberts, Glenda F 310.354,500 Roberts. Harold R. Roberts, James S. 375.456 Roberts, James W 556 Roberts, James W Roberts. James W Jr Roberts, Judy L 556 Roberts, Justine A Roberts, Larry L 525 Roberts, Lynda K Roberts, Marvin K Roberts, Michael J. Roberts, Nancy S. Roberts, Pamela J 456 Roberts, Rebecca A 556 Roberts, Roger S. 255,500 Roberts, Ronnie R Roberts, Stanley L Roberts, Susan C 500 Roberts, Susan K 525 Roberts, Wayne T Roberts, William G Robertson, Helen G. Robertson, James M Robertson, Kathleen D 525 Robertson. Kevin M 456 Robertson. Larry E 255.256,375 Robertson, Sandra K T, Robertson, Vicki C.S. Robertson. Victoria G 525 Robertson, Warren J Robmette, Charles E Robinette, Hulen G 500 Robmette, Joanne Robmette. Peggy L Robinson, B ill le H. Robinson. Carl C 478 Robinson, Carol J. 500 Robinson, Cathy C Robinson, Charles D Robinson. Clyde P Robinson, Daniel L Robinson, Donella L Robinson, Doug Robinson, Elaine 500 Robinson, Fred S 556 Robinson, George 167 Robinson, Harvey L Robinson. Jack B Robinson, Jennifer A 92,93,362, 478,525 Robinson, Joe F. 500 Robinson, John L. 556 Robinson. John L Robinson, Maggie M 556 Robinson, Marilyn O. 362 Robinson, Marion M 391 Robinson, Mary L Robinson, Mattie J. 556 Robinson, Paul R. Robinson, Peggy J. 223,525 Robinson, Robert L 556 Robinson, Roy H Jr Robinson, Ruth A 556 Robinson, Ruth E Robinson, Sandra G. 556 Robinson, Sharon M F. Robinson, Shirley J- 456 Robinson, Virginia K Robinson, Wayne Robinson, William A. Robison, Marlene D 391 .500 Robke, Thomas R Roche, Jere K. Rockenstein, Stephen 456 Rockhold, Steve R. 370 Roder, Philip W. Rodgers, Clyde E. Rodgers. David K. Rodgers, Ellen L. 556 Rodgers, Janet I. 556 Rodgers. Jimmie L Rodgers, Lowell T. Jr 456 Rodgers, Richard G Rodgers, Vega L. 311 Rodgers, W June 556 Rodman, Sue A 362,500 Rodriguez, Ana J Rodriguez, Natalie 362.500 Roe, Gary W 255 Roe, Michael P 223,380,525 Roebker. David L Roesch, Harold F 556 Roesch, Judith C 456 Rogan. Janice A 310,502 Rogers, Anne N Rogers, Barbara E. Rogers, Bonnie K 406 Rogers, Brenda S 557 Rogers, Clarence D. Rogers, Don 303,502 Rogers. George W Rogers, Hazel J. 395,456 Rogers, James A Rogers, James L. Rogers, Joanne 456 Rogers, Kathie J- 223,525 Rogers, Linda S Rogers, Mary G 502 Rogers, Mary T Rogers, Michael A 525 Rogers, Patricia L. 557 Rogers. Paul B. 456 Rogers, Susan J. Rogers. Susan L 557 Rogers, William E. Rogers, William R Wv - 4 ' ..U Roggenkamp, Gen Ro.tman, MedaT. Rolfe, John R. Rolfes, Linda J 293,300,395,502 Roller, James M. 303 Roller, Larry G. Rollins, James M 502 Romans, Charles W. Ronk, Philip D Roof. George K Rookard, Jack C 557 Roop, Joan C Root, Francis D Rose, Chester A Rose. Debbie F. Rose, Ma rianne 402.525 Rose, Mary C 300,364.456 Rose, Rebecca A. 557 Rose. Roger W Rose. Ronald D Rose, Scott D. Rose. Shirley C 456 Rose, William E 502 Rose. WilmaK 525 Roser, Michelle A 557 Rosing, Gregory A. 525 Ross, Brenda L. 401 Ross, Donna L. 362 Ross, Glenda G Ross, Jim K 400,557 Ross, Jul.a L. 502 Ross, Nancy F 525 Ross, Richard A 268 Ross. Sharon S Ross. Susan L 502 Rotanus, Robert J ROTC CADETS 329 ROTC CHORUS 332 Roth, Clancy L Roth, Harry L. II 502 Rothan, Richard L. Rothel, Bill le A. 557 Roundtree, Cecil R. Roundtree, Janet S. Rountree, Jacqueline 557 Roussos, Carol L 311,395,557 Routson, Terry W Routt, Jane L. 456 Rowe, Gerald L 302,456 Rowe, Joseph R. 525 Rowland. Kenneth R 557 Rowland. Opal S. 557 Rowland, Roderick Rowland, Steve J. 532,557 Rowlett. John D. 132 Rowlett, Sharon K 557 Rowlett, Terry A. 457 Rowley, Jan L. 457 Rowley, Sue E 457 Roy, Alice F. 457 Roy, Carolyn A Roy, Charles W Roy. Doris 329 Roy, Garnett G. 557 Roy, Lana F. 525 Roy, Luther V- Roy, Mary K 502 Royalty, James L. 525 Royalty, John T. Jr. Royalty, Judith R Royalty, Larry W 457 Royalty, Patricia G. 525 Royalty, Paul L. 525 Royse, Barbara A 502 Rozen, Rosalyn E. Rubarts, Virginia A. 502 Ruble. Maurice G. Ruby, Paula L 224,457 Rucker, Margaret A. Ruckman, Steven M. 613 Rudd, Lawrence P. 525 Rudder, Ernest R Rudder, Mike D. Ruder. Eleanor R Ruder, Margaret B. 393,502 Ruder, Samuel L 456 Rud. sell, Anita R Rue, Insco W Rue, Rebecca J Ruf, Linda L 557 Ruff, Carolyn A. Ruff, Harry L. Ruffing, LeoG. Ruffner, Michael B. Ruh, Richard 376 Ruh, Robert J Jr 398 Ruh, Roslyn Rule, Angela L 557 Rulon, Kathryn 300.331,502 Rumble, Harry H. 457 Runyon, David H. Runyon. Phillip 458 Runyon, Woodrow W. Jr Ruoff, Dav.d L Rush, Brenda G 557 Rush, David L. 188 Rush.GwennC. Rush, Joanna Rush, Louis A, Rush, Ted K. Rushbrook, Leland H. Rusher, Phillip T. 525 Russell, Charles M. 502 Russell, Cheryl A. 525 Russell, Cynthia A. 395,557 Russell, Dale L. Russell. Harold R Russell, Jacqueline M. 565 Russell, JoeD 385,525 Russell, Johnnie D Russell, Leonard A 458 Russell, Linda M. Russell, MarthaS. Russell, Matnce G Russell, Patricia J. Russell, Patricia K. 525 Russell, Roger D. Russell, Sister L. Russell, William R. Jr. Rusterholz, Shirley I. 525 Rutherford, James L 458 Ryan, Margaret M. 458 Ryan, Marianne Ryan, Michael L Ryan, Patrick R 525 Rye, Sarah C 311 Sabel, Melanie J. Sacra, Christine E. Saffell. Larry L Safley, Timothy B 557 Safreed. Charles T Sagarese, Paul E. 367,388 Salisbury, John A Saiiee, Marion E Salmons, Diamond Salomon, Arthur R Salsbury, Donald M. 237,392,525 Salvucci. Kathy S. 525 Salvucci, Samuel D. 502 Salyer, Deborah A, 224,458 Salyer, Patsy C. Salyer, Ruth Salyer, Thomas G. Sammons, Michael H. Sammons, Robert A. 502 Samons, Dinah M.K. 458 Samons, Jesse E Samons, Ronald Sample, Maria E 482 Samples. Edgar B- Sampson, Elmer E. 502 Sampson, Ernest E. Sampson, Stuart H Sams, Janet M. 525 Sams, Jason E Sams, Robert W. 482 Sams, William D. 557 Sanclimenti, John G. 502 Sandage, Frank D. Sanders, Adrian T Sanders, Barbara J 557 Sanders, Charles M. 525 Sanders, Donna G. Sanders, Donna K. Sanders, James L. Sanders, Kedrick E. Sanders, Marvin A. Ill 316,525,565 Sanders, Stanley C Jr. Sanders, Thomas P. Sanders, Wilma K. Sandford, Robert M 253,502 Sandlm, Del M Sands, Martha F. 314,557 Sandusky. Fredrick L 237 Sandy. Cynthia K 112.293,502 Sanford. Dale A. Sanslow, Elmer E Sanzone, Philip H. Sapp, Phil D. Sapp, Thomas K. Sargent, Jacqueline L 525 Sartin, Fredia A. Sasser. LynnD Satchwell, Daryl L. 458 Satchwill, Linda K. 458 Saunders, Albert A. Saunders, Ellen M. 502 Saunders, James R. 260,261,459 Saunders, Joanna D. 557 Saunders, Sterling Jr. Savage, Gayle A. 525 Sawai, Gloria R Sawhill, Lucy J. 557 Sawyer, William C. 406,525 Sawyers, Darrell E 525 Saylor, Elizabeth N Saylor, E saw 502 Saylor, Irene L Saylor, Kale Jr. Saylor, Laura B Saylor, Martha 88,459 Saylor, Robert L. SCABBARD AND BLADE 218 Scanlon.Paul E. 557 Scarborough, John H. 382,459 Scarbrough, Dennis D. 403,459 Scanngi, Gerard A. SCEC 300,502 Schaffer, Karen L. 557 Schaffner, Mary D. Schaller, Billie G. Schanen, Sandy K. Schenck, Denise A 565 Schenck, Stephen E.S. 219,565 Schepman, Mary L Schepman, William R. Scherrer, Daniel R Schetler, Joseph E. 557 Schieman, Barbara A. 359,388,503 Schiller, Cathy D 478 Schilling, Donald D 557 Schmdler, Robert E. Schlaak, John R 289,298 Schleigh, Craig B. 255 Schlelem, Roxann 557 Schloemer, Stephanie 395,482 Schlosser, Cynthia A. Schlosser, Linda L. 525 Schmidt, John T. 237,525 Schmidt, LynneM. 331,503 Schmidt, Robin L. 557 Sc hmidt, Ronald L. Schmidt, Rosalie C 557 Schmied, Orvilte K. Jr. Schneider, Donald B 525 Schoenleber, Jerry R. 525 Scholl, Mary L. 557 Schomaker, James B. 557 Schomaker, Roger G 370,503 Schomaker, Stephen P Schoolcraft, Joyce A. Schopke, William F 390,478 Schork, Jane L. 353,525 Schornick, Teresa D. 459 Schoulthies, Jackie L. Schoulthies, Judith A. Schrecker, James P. 478 Schreiber, Mark G. 459 Schreick, Joseph F. Schr.chten, Marcia L. Schroeder, Thomas E. 245,503 Schroth, James D Schuetz, Shirley L. 459 Schuler, Dorothy E. 557 Schuler, Karen L. 557 Schultz, David W. 557 Schultz,Gail E 557 Schultz, Steven E. 459 604 INDEX DIRECTORY REY-SCH Schultz. Thomas W 382,459 Schulz, Renate A Schulze. Janet L. 557 Schum. Roberta A. 557 Schumacher, James D 525 Schummer, Judy A 354 Schwandner, Diane S 557 Schwartz, Glenda K. 459 Schwartz, Mary J 525 Schwartz, Pauline 525 Schwartz, Stephen H Schwarz, James V Schweikert, Gary L. 459 Schweitzer, Linda K 557 Schweitzer, Randall J 557 Schweitzer, Ronald L 557 Schwendeman, J.R. 165 Schwenke, Carol P. 92,557 Schwettman, Jeanine C. Schwieriohann, Babett 557 Schw.ng, Kenneth W 525 Schworm, Ann L Scigliane, Janet L Scopa, Catherine M 304 Scopa, Joseph A. Jr. 503,565 Scorsone, Anna L Scorsone. Ernesto M 395 Scott, Albert L Jr Scott, Alfred T Scott, Dana K 362,525 Scott, Diana L. Scott, Dianna K. 503 Scott, Donna F. 343.362,388 Scott, Gary L 459 Scott, George W 525 Scott, James S. Jr. 326 Scott, Janice M 557 Scott, Jean E.P. Scott, Jerry R Scott. Joyce L. 557 Scott, Linda S- 525 Scott, Marsha G. Scott, Patricia FT Scott, Ruby L. 557 Scatt, Thomas A. Scott, Thomas L Scriber, Susan PL Scrivner, Charles G Scroggin, Marilyn J 210,364.459 Scruggs, William H Scudder, Wayne V, Seals. Brenda J 557 Seals, Linda L 503 Seaman, Patricia A. 557 Searcy, Holl.s L. 382 Searcy, James L Searcy, Maurice L Searcy, Teresa A 357.525 Sears, C Brent Sears, James A Sears, Linda L 459 Sears. Margene 219,224.308,459 Sears, Robert M 459 Sears, Sharon K Sebastian, Darv.n E Sebastian, Dixie B Sebastian, Pamela L 526 Sebastian, Patricia A. 557 Sebastian, Tanya L 557 Sebree, James E 249 SECURITY 328 Sefcovic, James H 306.503 Seifer.d, Deborah A 314.526 Se.ler, Mary J 395.557 Se.p, Wilham H. 557 Setter. Ronald A 382 Seitz, Teresa J 557 Sekura, Carol S 565 Seldin, Lance C Self, Charles M 372 Sellars. Charles W. Sellers, Clyde E 274,376 Sellers, Jerri E 557 Sellers. Myra E 557 Sellers. Susan G Sellman, Richard L Sells. Carl F Sells, LenoraS 526 Sells, Stephen P 526 S. ' ir . Wil l M. Lauretta Harris gives a disapproving glare as her last class is closed. Senqel. George F III SENIOR CITATIONS 200 Sennet. Deborah A 354,503 Sensel, Elizabeth A Sensel. Maureen L 223.312.526 Sergeant, Donna M 395 Sergeant, Richard E Setters, Michael D. Settles, Beverly L Settles, Cathy S Settles, Jeffrey K 526 Settles, Joseph A 503 Setttes, Paul D. Severs, Carol R 459 Sevier, Coy A 557 Sevier, Sharon A 503 Sewell, Charles B. Ill 503 Sewell, Charles K. Sewell, Norma B 503 Sewell, Phil J. Sexton, Ashley M Sexton, Bobby D Sexton, Cheryle L Sexton, Daniel E Sexton, Denna K 557 Sexton, Sandra J. 526 Sexton, Steve W. S«xton. William E. 142 Shackelford, Glenn O Shackelford, Janet R Shackelford, John K. Shadwick, Robert W Shaffer, Eric P Shaffield, John W Jr. 526 Shah, Dhiraj N Shah, Kanu C Shah, Madhuri D Shah, NarendraN. Shah,Sudevi Y, Shah, Yogesh C. Shakib. Simm R. 557 Shanahan, Jill B. 315.482 Shanes, Robert L 557 Shank, Dan R 380 Shanks, Ramona Shannon, Wtlliam 237 Sharma, Jandhyala L Sharp, Gary T 557 Sharp, Joe P Sharp, JohnS. Jr. Sharp, Kathleen W Sharp, Lincoln V 557 Sharp, Linda D 557 Sharp. Robert R. 177 Sharp, Wilham L Sharpe, Joseph L Shasek. Edward A Jr Shaurer, Stella K Shaw, Diane D Shaw, Gary C. 459 Shaw, Kim R. Shaw, LelaM. 557 Shaw. Mary L. Shaw. Patricia A. 221.459 Shaw. Roll.n R Shaw. Wayne L 459 Shay. Barbara L 526 Shay. Carl A Jr 255,459 Shearer. John W Shearouse. Ronald W Sheckler, Jerry H Sheeley.Owen H. 557 Sheeley, Ronnie A. 557 Sheene, Barbara J. Sheets, Deborah A 526 Sheidler. Lois A. 557 Sheilley. Joseph W She.lley, Lucy E Shekell, John J 526 Shelby. Kamelya E 557 Shelhart, Cathy M 394 Shell. Barbara A Shellenberger, Chas R Shelley, Richard S Shelton, Carolyn W Shelton. Karen E 297.329,407.526 Shelton, Richard L Shelton. Ronald J 503 Shelton, Sandra A Shelton. Stephen C Shel , Wai Shepherd. Brenda M Shepherd, Chris Shepherd, James L 557 Shepherd, John W. Shepherd, Phyllis J Shepherd. Randy S 459 Shepherd. Robert D. Sheppard, Jan M 218.297.300, 329.503 Sher, Michael N 459 Sheridan. Mary K 557 Sheridan. Patrick T. 237 Sherman. Elizabeth H Sherman, Richard L Sherrard. Michael A. 372,503 Sherrod, Richard W. Shei ' , Wir onG. Shew, Gilbert S 393.558 Shew. James R 393,558 Shew, Kathryn L. Shewmaker. Susan R 526 Shields, Gary L 380 Shields. Shernll L 526 Shields, SondraC 503 Shields, Thomas M Shindelbower, Daniel N. 159 Shmdelbower, Paul D 327,558 Shinn, Stephen D 218,459 Shipman, Joyce E 362,526 Shireman. Mark C 237 Shivel. Richard L Shively, Frances H Shobe. Janet W 558 Shock. Edwin D Jr Shockey. Colonel R 459 INDEX DIRECTORY SCH-SHO 605 Coeds show creative abilities in designing room decorations. Shockev, Ruby C 459 SIGMA TAU PI 219 Sipple, Charles E Sic Sn ith Den.se D 526 Shockley. Gary A 375 Sigman, Judy A Sipple. David K 460 Sic sher. Arnold R 221,290.478 Sn ith Denn.s H 526 Shockley, Gary W. 503 S ' lcox, Nancy J Sipple, JaneS.C. 460 Sli sher, Floyd K. Sn ith Donald H. Shoemaker. Viola M Siler, Barbara A Sircle. Randal A 303,503 Sic sher, Gordon D Sn ith Donevon L. Shopa. Gary S Slier. Ernest L Si . BertonB. 385 Sic sher, Irene K Smith Donna D Shores. Jackson G Jr Siler, Perry H Sizemore. Brenda J 526 Sli sher, Patricia J. Sn ith Donna K. 503 Short. Bernie A 459 Siller. Carole L 297.304.503 Sizemore, Chet L Sli sher, Paula K. Sn ith Dorothy H Short. Blanche Sills, Dennis M. 558 Sizemore. George R. Sk sher, Sharon L 558 Sn ith DougC Short. George M Silverman. Terr, G Sizemore. Judy C 565 Sli ss. James M Sn ith Douglas Short. Jessie R Silvestn. Daniel H 558 Sizemore. Loretla Srr all. Elisabeth A 526 Sn H h Douglas M Short. Martha L Silvious. Kenneth R 248.249,258 Sizemore, Randall K Smalley. Charles M 526 Sn nth Eddie R Short. Mary R Silvious, Nancy L B Siolander. Douglas 391 Srr allwood, Barry L Sn lith Edward K Short. Nancy D Simcoe. Pamela L 362,526 Skaggs. Gregory A 503 Sit allwood, Dav.d L Jr Sn nth Elaine 280.558 Short, Nancy K. Simmons, Judy M 558 Skaggs, James B Str allwood, Larry G Sn nth EllenS 526 Short, Rebecca W Simmons. Ronald Skaggs. Lucille M M allwood. Michael S Sn nth Er.c A 478 Short. Ronald L 305.459 Simmons, Vickie A Skaggs, Margaret A 54.201,209, Sn allwood. Tom W Sn nth Ethel B Short, Sheila KL 460 Simms. Carl E 219,224,297,460 Sn art, Richard K Sn nth EuraJr. Short, Willard Simms, Robert D 298 Skaggs, Rubeana R Sn art, R.taG.H. Sn nth Frank D Shorn, Ann A.B. Simon, Kay F Skaggs. Virginia R 558 Sn ■ ley. Claudia M Sn nth Georgeann R Shorn, John H Simons, James E Skaggs. William F II Sn .ley. Harry M. 161 Sn nth Gerald R Shotwell, Jerry L 558 Simons. Peggy J Skarosi, David A 558 Sn ith, AdaS Sn nth J.B 295 Shoup. James R Simpkins, Eleanor J Skeen, Jay H Sn ith, Alfred R Sn tith J Herschel Shouse, Georganna 460 Simpson. Barbara K Skeens, Ken H Sn i.th, Arle.ne526 Sn lith Jackie K Shouse, John P Simpson, Betty J Skelton. JaneW 303.478 Sn nth, Arthur B 558 Sn nth James D 503 Shouse, Phillip R Simpson, Bonita F 264,526 Sketch, Richard F 526 Sn nth, Barry D 526 Sn lith James D 558 Shouse. William A Simpson, Celinda L 503 Skidmore. Brenda L Sn ith. Belindas Sn T.th James E Shout. Jack W Simpson, Charles W Jr Skidmore. James M Sn ith. Benn.ta J. Sn nth James J Shrader, Sherryl 1 482 Simpson, Deborah A 526 Skidmore. Martha L Sn ith, Betsy C Sn Tith Janet 558 Shrader, Susan J 304.526 Simpson. Ellen H 54.215,362.388, Skidmore, Mary A Srr ith, Betty P Sn nth Janet P. 526 Shrout. David L 330.526 410,460 Skidmore. Richard L Srr ith, Beverly A 526 Sn lith JeanetteC. Shrout. James N Simpson, Fredrick L 558 Skinner. Elmer N. Srr ith. Beverly D 558 Sn lith JimrmeJ 380,526 Shrout. Kristen E B Simpson, Harry C Jr 503 Skinner, Rita M. Sit ith, Billy C 526 Sn nth Jo R Shrout. Larry T Simpson, Jackie D Skinner, William Jr Smith. Bobby J Sn nth John A Shuck, James K Simpson, Nancey M. 558 Skipworth, Jody K 460 Sn ith, BonmeS Sn nth John L. 503 Shufflebarger, Elizabeth 526 Simpson. Richard L 558 Sk.pworth, John.eA 558 Sit ith. Brenda L 558 Smith John M 558 Shugars. John D Simpson. Ronald L Skonieczny. Bernard F 460 Sit ith. Carl A 478 Sn ,.th John N. Ill 526 Shull. Janet L B Simpson. Rose M 503 Slade. Steven W Srr ith, Car la G Smith John R Shull. Terry L 382,526 Simpson. Sandra K 259,526 Slagle. Kenneth N Sir ith, Carlos R Jr 503 Sn nth Joseph G Shumard. Vick. L 295,359.503 Simpson, Shan 364.503 Slater, Marlene P Sn ith. Carolyn S. 364 Smith Joyce A Shunnara, Samier E 382,558 Sims, Bobby R 289,558 Slaughter, Donald L 526 Srr ith. Cathy J. 482 Sn ith Joyce M 526 Shuping, Dale A 503 Sims, Cheryl L 558 Slawter, Hiram Sn ith, Charles R Sn ith Judith K 558 Shute. Patricia J 558 Sims, Daniel C Slayback, Michael 1 558 Srr ith, Cheryl L. 219,312,460 Sn ith Judy E Shye. Carl W 225 Sims, Debra A 558 Sloan, Harold S 388.460 Sn ith, Clara M 305,460 Sn ith Juhanne558 Sickels, Dav.d H Sims, Jerome B 558 Sloan, Linda K Sn ith, Clarence Jr 460 Sn ith Karen W. Sideboitom. James M Sims, Larry B Sloane, Hobert M Sir ith, Claude K 176 Sn llll Kenneth R. Sidebottom, Robert R Sims. Mary A Slone. Andrew P 460 Sn ith, Clyde J Sn ith LaMonda D 503 Siders. Janet B Sims, Robert B Slone, Cullen B 460 Smith, Coleman C Sn ith Lawrence A Siders, Michael P Sinclair, Gerald L Slone, George T 565 Sn ith, Connie S 503 Sn ith Leslie C 315 Sidles, Joseph W 303,503 Singer. Craig S 326.503 Slone, Harold G 460 Sn ith, Constance R Sn ith Lola D Siemon, Brian R 237,292 Singh, Bhagwan Slone, John L 558 Mi ith, Danny M 370,526 Smith Lonzo Siereveld. David A 223,526 Singleton. Anna J Slone, Johnnie 503 Sn ith, David C. Srr ith Lynda K 293,460 Sigler, E Susan 278.310,312,503 Singleton, Charles G Slone, Linton Sn ith, Dav.d W. Sn ith Mark M 558 SIGMA CHI 378,566 Sininger, Larry R 558 Slone. Robert L Sn ith. Deborah G. 526 Sn ith Mark R. 367,460 SIGMA CHI DERBY 347.349,334,522 Sipe. Wan.ta M 503 Slone. Robert W Sn ith, Deborah K 359.503 Sn ith Mark S SIGMA NU 380 Sipila. Karen L Slone. Roger L Sn ith. Delores G 558 Sn ith Martha C 526 606 INDEX DIRECTORY SHO-SMI Smith, Michael D. Smith, Michael R. 245, 558 Smith, Mitchell E Smith, Pamelas Smith, Patricia L. Sm.th, Paulette L Smith, Peggy JL Smith, Phyllis A, 460 Smith, Phyllis K Smith, Regema S Smith, Rhonda Sm.th, Rhonda J. 558 Smith, Richard H 526 Smith, Robert D 460 Smith, Robert E. Smith, Ronald A. Smith, Roy A 460 Smith, Roy M. Smith, Sammie L. 558 Smith, Samuel Jr. Smith, Sandra A Smith, Sandra G Smith, Sharon A. 460 Smith, Sharon A Smith, Steve B Smith, ThaddeusM 221.290,503 Smith, Thomas A. 526 Smith, Thomas J Smith, Venita K Sm.th, William A- 478 Smith, William H. Smith, William M Smith, Wilma J. 503 Smith, Wilson V Smither, Barbara C Smither, Teresa J 31 1 ,482 Smits, Pete Jr. Smock, Edgar L. Jr Smoot, Charlotte R 460 Smothers, James D 303. 503 Smothers. Joseph R 303,503 Smyers. Janet E 362,503 Smyth, Rebecca A. 460 Snapp, Erma J. 219.308.312, 331,503 Snapp. James T Snapp. Richard G SNEA 308 Snell, David H Snell, Mamie L.A. Snell, Nolan S. 460 Snellen, David M. 327 Snelling. Joel A. 460 Snider. Anna J. Smder, Debbie K 460 Snider, Jolly B. 558 Snowden, Harold E Jr Snowden, Jane H Snowden, Rebecca A. 558 Snowden, Richard D Snowden, Richard III Snowden. Stanley Snyder, Don W. Snyder, Kenneth T, Sobanski, Mehnda N Sobansk., Richard C Sobering. Gail A. Solvey, Larry V. 218,370,460 Sommer. Sandra R Sorrell, Buford E 526 Sorrell, Deborah A. Sorrell, Paul T. Sorrell, Stephen W Sorrels, Marilyn K. 364,526 Sorter, David M. 558 Sosbe, Donald G. South, Judith C 565 Sowders, Beverly J. Sowders, Dewey R. Sow s, J ft Sowers. Jerry R . Spahn, Janet L. 353,460 Spahr, Gregory A. 558 Spahr, John G. 565 Spalding, Jane B. Spalding, Joseph V. 558 Spalding, Samuel L. 526 Spangler. Paul R. Spare. Michael A. Sparkman, Paula C. 526 Sparks. Bobby W Sparks. Donald R 503 Sparks, GeneS. Sparks, Glenna 1 Sparks. Jimmie S Sparks, John H. Sparks, Joseph B. Sparks, Nancy L. 558 Sparks, Rose C Sparks, Stephen D. 462 Sparnon, Raymond L 221,376,503 Sparrow, Deborah K. 558 Sparrow, Jerry H 462 Sparrow, Lmda R. Spath, Peter F. Spaulding. Joseph F. Spaulding, Okey E. Jr. 565 Speagle, Brenda J. 305.503 Speakes. Ralph A. Jr. 462 Spears. David B Spears, Pearl C. Spears, Samuel D. 462 Specht, Diane J 558 Speck, Jerry A. Speck. Johnny K Speckman. Noreen M Spector, Paul SPEECH AND DRAMA, DEPARTMENT OF 162 Speer, Deborah J. 526 Spencer, Beverley A. Spencer, Charlotte M Spencer, Cora B Spencer. Donna G 304 Spencer, Larry C Spencer. Manuel R. 478 Spencer. Mary K. Spencer, Nancy L. Spencer, Richard A. 503 Spencer, Ronald W. 462 Spencer, Wayne A Spen.lla. Montgomery 328 Spieser, Sandra L. 221,462 Spillman, Ellen J. 558 Spillman. Frances K.G. Spillman, Ralph D Spivey. Ronald L Spradl.n, Joe M. Sprague, Dennis B Spratt, Cynthia M. 329 Spnggs, Floyd S Spnggs, Ginger L 111.486.503 Spring, Jerry F. 526 Sprmgate. Donna Sue, 526 Springer, Belinda S. 558 Spry, Joella Spurl , IMe Spurlock, Brenda J 526 Spurlock, Joyce A 558 Spurr, Barney W Sroka. Joseph C St Clair, Ruth S Stadler, Linda S 462 Stafford, Deva M Stafford, Joan C. 478 Stafford, Margie A Stafford, Ronald J STAGE BAND 319 Staggs, Gary L. 526 Stagman. Edward G Stahl, BermaL.503 Stahl, Janet M. Stahl. Sandra D 558 Stalker, Donna L. 558 Stallard, John A Stallings, Charles C 290,526 Stamback. Sarah J. 311,558 Stambaugh, Margaret J 558 Stamm, Brenna L Stamper, Judy C Stamper, Richard D Standafer, Connie L Standard, Iver R Jr 558 Stanfield. Virginia K 312,526 Stanford, Luanda 462 Stanford, Timothy L. 503 Stangby, Martha S 558 Stanger, Mary E 462 Stanifer, Michael H. Stanley, Ann M. Stanley, Anna F Stanley, Janet L Stanley, Steven B. 287,462 Stansberry, Gary G 558 Stansbury. Paul S. 221,503 Stansel, Rick L 247 Stapleton. David L Stapleton, William A. 133 Stapleton, William W. 253.558 Stark, Joseph J. Starnes, Howard R. 462 Staryszak, Casimir Staten, David L. 255,375 States, Johnny M. Stayton, Joyce A. 558 Stayton, Patricia J Stazetski, Karen J 588 St. Clair, Ruth A. 588 Steanson. Julia 294 Stebel, Aneta R. Stebing. David E 295,315.462 Steck, David R Steele. Donald E. Steele, Ernest C Steele, Lee A. 503 Steele, Ralph 558 Steele, Sandra J. Steelman, Lana C. 462 Stefamcs, Elizabeth 503 Steffen, AnnM. Steffen, Victors. 526 Steger, Nancy J. 558 Steger, Robert C Steger, Susan A. 483 Steggeman, Kenneth F Stegner. John M Steidle. David V Steier, David J. Sterner, Howard T. 503 Steinforth, Suzanne L 311 Steinmetz, Paul R 558 Stelsack. James 263 Stenken.SadieJ. 311,526 Stephens, Barbara A. 364 Stephens, Betty L 213,305,462 Stephens. David L Stephens, Elizabeth C Stephens, Frank C. 558 Stephens, James D Stephens, Jayne C. Stephens, Kathy L. 558 Stephens, Linda S. Stephens, Terry G. 526 Stephens, Wanda J. Stephens, William J Stephenson. Greg K 263 Stephenson, Patricia Stephenson. Ronald W. 462 Stepp, Norman H 387 Sterbling, Philip R Sterchi, Marsha F. 526 Stern, Beth A. Stern, Sam Sternberg, Josef V Stevens. AlexaG 558 Stevens, Betty P 558 Stevens, Carol L. 312,462 Stevens, Mary Rose 364 Stevens, Melvin K. 526 Stevens, William B 478 StP ;. Wil l M. Stevenson. Barbara G Stevenson, Donald J Stevenson, Ellen L 483 Stewart, Allen F 462 Stewart, Carol A. 565 Stewart, Cecil W 462 Stewart, Cynthia A 558 Stewart, Donna K. 558 Stewart. Eva L.S Stewart, Evelyn G 558 Stewart, Laurel J. Stewart, Leland E. 265.392,526 Stewart, Margaret G 526 Stewart. Melinda M. 558 Stewart. Pruda E 462 Stewart, Raymond W Ste- irt, Sh Stice. Stephen A 393.410.462 Sticklen, Vincent P 558 Stidham. Billy W Stidham. Diana P Stidham. Larry M. 503 Stiebel, Judith A. 221 ,353.407.503 Stigall, Jacqueline I. 224,462 St.gall, JoeS 462 Stiles, Kenneth H 526 Stiles. Teresa A 300,354,503 Still, Tommie H Stiltner. Pamela J. St. nson, James W. Jr. Stinson, Letha L Stinson, Mimi K. 559 Stirsman, Allen W Stiscak. James L. 559 Stith, Paul R Stitt. Mary M Stivers, David D. Stivers, Jack L. Stivers, Judith C. Stivers, William E. Stober. CarlaS. Stockdale, Jane K, 559 Stocker. Walter D. Stodghill, Michael T. 462 Stoess. Barry W. 559 Stoess, William L 196.372,478 Stoffle. Carla J. Stoffregen. Brad L 526 Stoffregen, Jane R. 462 Stokes, Charles M. 314,479 Stokes, EdwardS. Ill 503 Stokes, Lee D Jr Stokes. Raleigh L. Stoll, Kathenne L. 304.354,503 Stolt, Rena R Stone, Charles T. Stone, David W. 526 Stone, Deborah B 462 Stone, Donald P. Stone, Eunice T Stone, Mark K Stone. Randall M 503 Stone, Ray A Stone, Robert C. 154 Stone, Ronnie E 388,462 Stoner, Gregory H. 370,479 Storm, Johnny P. 245,255 Storm, Larry W Storn, Susan E 526 Story, Leath R. Story, Robin N. 255 Stotts, Barbara S.F Stouffer. Robert E Stout, Charles W 462 Stout, Helen B Stout, Richard C 382 Stovall, Thomas F. 128 Stover, Richard D. 372.462 Stowers. Wendell M. Strader. Paul S. 559 Straka, Nancy A. 526 Strange, Chen J Strange. James M Strange, Johanna E Strange. Mitchell E 390 Strange, Thaleena F Strange, Walter C Strassburger, Pamela Straten. Richard D. 237.526 Stratton, Harry M 463 Stratton. Henry 123 Stratton, Linda B Stratton, RoxieC. 312,526 Strausbaugh, Steven W . 503 Strehle, Patricia A 526 Strevels. David S. 503 Strickland, Janice L. 359,526 Stringer, Brenda C. Strohowski, Barbara G Strong, Deborah E Strong, Elizabeth S Strong, Guy 245 Strong, Joe Strong, Joyce F Strong, Karla A 559 Strong, Leonard B Strong, Mina L Stroud, Larry H. 302,559 Stroud, Sharon G. 223,316 Strunk, Larry C 559 Struss, Penlloux D Struss, William H Jr 463 Stuart, David I Stubbs, Donna M 559 Stucker, Carl E Stucker, Riley L STUDENT AFFAIRS 131 STUDENT COURT 286 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 284 Studer, Evan A Studer, Patricia A. 293,463 Stuecker, Gerard B Stultz. Deborah L Stultz, Mary A 559 Stumbo, Marcella 31 1 ,559 Stumbo, Tracy L Stump, Diane S. Sturgeon, Pamela L.M Sturg. II, AnnaS 479 Sturgill, Debarah A. 559 Sturgill, Larry B Stutzke, Barbara C Sullivan, Cathy L. 312,463 Sull an, James D. an, Judelle an, Judith L.C. 329 an, Kathenne L an, Michael T. 401 an, Reggie D. an, Robert M. 296,372 an. Ronnie L. 503 ,Sha .559 , Terry W. 382.506 ■s, Brenda L. ■s, Charles R. Jr. •s. Margaret K iM. , Patric , Willia . 304,503 Sun Sundell. Linda M. Sung, Sh.chang 295.303,479 Sunley. Charles R 559 Supplee. JonnieM. Surface, Karen L. 364,503 Susong, Danny A. 263 Susong. Ray W Sutherland, David W. 503 Sutherland. Dennis D Sutherland, Linda C. 565 Sutherland, Richard K Sutter, John W. 463 Suttle, Judy D Sutton, DonsG. Sutton, Dwain G Sutton, George W. 539 Sutton, Wallace W 559 Swafford, Earl Swam, Wi lliam F Swango, David N. 328,390,463 Swango, Linda S 390,503 Swango, Patricia A. Swanson, Thomas E 326.330 Sweasy, Kenneth W. 380 Sweazy, Iras L. Sweeney, Betty J. Sweeney, Deryl L. 330 Sweeney. Gerald J 559 Sweet. Nicholas S Sweny, Vikki A, SWIMMING 250-253 Sw.nford, Brenda K S Sw.nford, Larry E Sw.tzer. Jeanne M 479 Swope, Carla K 219,359 Swope, John A. 479 Swope, Myra V 463 SYMPHONIC BAND 318,320.321 Tabb, Linda S. 353 Tabb, Robert L. Tabeling, Mary S 559 Tabeling, Richard W 219.463 Tabor, Richard W. 479 Taccanno, Martha S. Tackett, Elaine 353 Tacke ' Tackett, Rosemary Tackett. Sharon G Tackett, VickiS 483 Tacy, Susan A Tan, Leslie G. 503 Takacs. Tern A. 559 Talbott. Gregory Tallent, Brenda C , Edw i M. Talle Tallent, Lmda L.R Tallent. Mary F 304,464 Tallent, Overt L. Talmage. Martin T. 376 Tamme, Gerald W 559 Tandy, Thomas G Tanner, Jennefer L. Tapp, Alice F. ;M , DoraC. Tarvin. Patricia A Tarv.n, Patty L A 214,219.464 Tarv.n, Robert E. 388 Tarvin, Thomas L Tassie. Nancy R. 391.559 Tatchell, Michael R 559 Tate, Emma L. Tate, Janet C Tate, Kathleens. 315,359,529 Tate, Maxey A Tate, Rebecca E Tate. Sharon R. 559 Tatem, Terry L 464 Tatman, Elna C. 559 Tatum, Clifton L. 464 Tatum.Gary S. Tatu ;D Tatum. Howard R 479 Taulbee, Ellen C. 464 TAU KAPPA EPSILON 382 Taulbee, Faye Taulbee, Larry R. 559 Taulbee. Wood row W Taylor, Antoinette Taylc Taylc , Barbara A . Barbara J 529 . Claudia G. 92,93.364.529 Debc rah G Debc rah K Dian ID 464 Dona Id Gary C. Gene P. Taylor JaneD 483 Taylor Jennifers 559 Taylor JohnM 529 Taylor Judy M. Taylor Larry D. 464 Taylor Larry W Taylor Leonard 1 29 Taylor Louis R. 479 Taylor Mary J Taylor Mary S. 503.559 Taylor Mehnda J 504 Taylor Patricia A. 486 Taylor Ralph D. 504 Taylor RamonaS Taylor Rex J Taylor RitaC. 311.483 Taylor Terry C. 529 Taylor Wayne K Taylor William E.464 Taylor William T Tehtie i, Euerett G. Tedde . James D 289.298,504 Tedford, Gary S 303.464 Teeter Penny L INDEX DIRECTORY SMI-TEE 607 Tegge, James D. Tegt, Donald D Templeman. Michael D. Tenley, Sally J- Tennant, Harold D Tennill, Randall E. TENNIS 262-263 Tenry, Marcia A- 529 Teresi. Linda J. 559 Terhune. Calvin T, Terhune. Jimmie G. Terhune. Kathy L Terrell, Linda F. 304 Terrell. Sue C 464 Terrill, Barbara J. Ternll, Courtney IM. Terry, Berty B. Tersiegge, Cherine K. 464 Terstegge. Ga. I A 311.559 Terstegge. Paul A 479 Tersiegge. Walter Tev.s. Charles K. Tewmey, Marsha R. 559 Thacker, AnnT. Thacker. Janice M. 559 Thacker, Larry A. Thacker. William R Thalman.JonC 376.504 Thalmann. Ruby K. 315 Tharp. Lewis S. 504 The.ler. David P. 559 THETACHI 385 Thomas. Alice J. 560 Thomas. Barbara A 504 Thomas, Betty M. Thomas, Brends L Thomas. Carol J. 464 Thomas, Carolyn J Thomas, Charles D Thomas. Connie L. Thomas, Deborah A Thom as. Earl 319 Thomas. Eddie 529 Thomas. Edward M. Thomas. Frank D. Thomas, Franklin D. Thomas, Gail 316.529 Thomas, Gary L. Thomas. Gerald A. Thomas, Hallie M Thomas, Homer D Thomas, James L Thomas. James L. Thomas, Jeanne Thomas, Joan L. 560 Thomas, John C Thomas, Joseph P Thomas, June Y. Thomas, Karen A. 560 Thomas. Lawrence Thomas. Margaret E. 560 Thomas. Margaret V. 465 Thomas, Mary R. 212,309,465 Thomas, Michael A. Thomas, Michael D. Thomas, Morris E Thomas. Paula M 357 The. it Phil ) L Jr Thomas, Rebecca M. 565 Thomas. Rick J. Thomas, Robert H. Jr. Thomas. Sammy T. 465 Thomas, Walter W. 376 Thomas, William J Thomas, William K 289 Thompson, Alfred E 233.236. 237.529 Thompson. Alfreda N. 560 Thompson, Anthony W 328 Thompson, Billy G. Thompson. Billy R Thompson. Brenda G. Thompson, Brenda Y. 465.503 Thompson. Bruce N. 465 Thompson, Cleveland B. 465 Thompson. Doris K. 465 Thompson. Edward D. Thompson. Elwanda Thompson. Emily C. 529 Thompson. Fredrick B. Thompson, Howard 303.398,465 Thompson. Jacqueline D 560 Thompson. James R. Thompson, Jennifer I. 465 Thompson. Jo L. 560 Thompson, John Thompson. Kathryn L Thompson. Letrtia A 360.465 Thompson. Linda C 560 Thompson, Mary E 465 Thompson, MickieT, Thompson, Pamela K. Thompson, Patricia A. 560 Thompson. Priscilla J. 353 Thompson. Robert H. Thompson, Robert K. Thomspon. Robert L. Thompson, Robert W. 560 Thompson, Ronald E. 328,483 Troutman, Chandos E . 504 Thompson, Sharon E. Troutman, Lou J. Thompson, Steve A. Troutman. William M. Thompson. Terry D. 560 Trower, Teresa A. 293.466 Thompson. Wayne P. Troxell, Gilbert C. Thompson, William F. 465 Truax. Sandra R.K. Thompson. William G. 466 Trudell, David M. Thomson, Conn.eS 560 True, David T. Thornton. Andrew C. II True. James F. 467 Thornton. Eddie L 560 True, Robert L. Thornton, James W 301.483 Trulock. Michael L. 529 Thornton, Kathleen J. Truman. Harry L 560 Thornton, Wesley S. 529 Trumbo. Robert P. 316,467 Thorpe, Floretta M. Trusler, Stanley R. Thrasher, Elvin H. 466 Trusty. Gary E. Thurman, Cynthia L. 560 Trzop. Peter R. 223 Thurman, Kelly 163 Trzop. Phillip W. Thurman. Steve D. 560 Tse, Kim F. Thurman, Vicky J.T. Tucker. Boyd M. Jr. Thurman. WilliamS. Tucker, CharlesG. Thurmond, James E. Tucker. Dianne Z. Thurmond, Lee A 310,312.560 Tucker, Jean E. Thurston. Frances A Tucker, Linda L. 560 Thurston, Robert A. Tucker. Michael M. 560 Tichenor. James E. Tucker. Robert W. 375,467 Tidweii, CharlesT. Tucker, Ronald N Tighe. Colleen A. 529 Tucker. Sharon A. Tiller. Gary W. Tudor, Oscar J. Jr. Tillman. James E. 529 Tuggle, Edward R. 290,529 Timberlake. Earl Jr Tuggle. Mary S. Tincher. John W. Tully. Debbie G. 506.529 Ttncher, Pauline R. Tully. Rodger F. Tincher. Wendell Tully. Steven E Tindall. Iva K 529 Tungate. Loraine A. 560 Tindoll, David D. Jr. 327.560 Tunnell. Kenneth D. 137 Tingle. Jackie R Tunstill. Ronald D. Tingle. Joseph R Tupman, William R 467 Tingle. Peggy L 560 Turley. Laura M 362.529 Tinsley, John L. Turnbull, Bruce H. Tinsley. Joseph H. Turnbull. Janet L. 467 Tipton, Gary R Turner, Arch Tipton. James A Turner, Benme E. Tipton, James A. 328 Turner, Brenda S. Tipton. Jerry A. 219.466 Turner. Carhs E. Tipton, Michael Turner, Carol J. Tipton. Robert T. Turner, Carolyn S. Tipton. Roy F Turner, Charlotte F. 560 Tipton. Steven W. Turner. Clifford H Toatley, Pamela M. 529 Turner, Daniel L. 237 Tocci, Edward I Turner. Delor.sSB Todd, Holman P Turner, Donna H. Todd, Nancy A. 466 Turner. Geneva L. 316 Todd. Patricia A Turner. Gloria J 504 Todd, Thomas A Turner. Grace W Toledo. Luz G. Turner. Helen L Toleman. Martha L. 31 1 .560 Turner. Jakie F. Toler. Warren F Turner, James Jr Tolle, Mitchell D. Turner, Joyce A. 354.529 Tolliver, Robert W. Turner, Judith A. Tolson, Darrell Turner. Lenane 483 Tomassetti, Velma L 395.560 Turner. Lexene Tomlinson, William R 529 Turner. Margaret A. 504 Toohey. James M. Turner, Margie P. 560 Tooke, Clifton N. Turner. Marian L Torstnck, Michael W. 326,529 Turner, Mary H. 467 Toth. David A. Turner. Mary L Towery, Bige W Turner, Mary L.G. Towler. Ann H. 466 Turner, Norma J. Tno To;-. , Virginia Town, Vernon A Townsend, Caroleen 529 Townsend, Teresa L Trabits. Carol L. 310,466 TRACK 258-259 Tracy. Marsha J- 503 Tracy. Martin M. 375 Tracy. Michael R TRAFFIC SAFETY INSTITUTE 154 Trammell. Patsy N Trammell. Roger W Tras! Traugott. Ruby K 560 Travis. Amy D. Travis, Louis D Travis, Mary E. 316.560 Travis, Rodney K Traxinger, Thomas A Treadway. Douglas L Trees, Chris T. Tremaine. Darrell E. Trew. Rebecca J 353.529 Tribble. Ann G. Tnbble, Steven B. 529 Trice, Patricia S. Trimble. Terry N. 385,529 Trimble. Tom C 504 Tnmnell, Timothy A. Tnplett, Franklin D. Tripp, Nicole H 560 Tr.sler. Helen J. 560 Trisler. Nancy B. 466 Tritschler, Ann D 300.395.529 Tnvette. Donald F. Tu rner. Sally A. 311.560 Tu rner.Samm.eW Tu rner. Sharon G 504 Tu rner. Thelma L Tu rner, Wayne 467 Tu rner, Wiley Tu rner, William D- 561 Tu rner. William M. 529 Tu rn.ng, Thomas G. 327 Tu rpin, Andrew D Tu rpin. Betty E. Tu rpin, James T 504 Tu rpin, Kathy J. 561 Tu rpin. Robert 394 Tu rp.n, Teresa R. 561 Tu rpin, Zelma Y e Wi Tussey. Peggy S. Tussey, Robert L Tuttie. Carol A. 221.467 Tuttle. Linda J 219.504 Tweddeli, David R. 529 TwHty, Douglas Twombly, John N Twyman, Kenneth B. 380.504 Tye. Deborah L, 561 Tyler. Rebecca L. Tyree. Vauity R. Tyrrell, Connie J. 295,359 U Uland. Robert L. 561 Uleary, Donna M Ulery. Franklin R. 326,401 Ullom, Sandra L. 561 Ulnch, Joseph D Underhill. Alice A. 504 Underwood, John L 467 Underwood. Larry R. Underwood, Linda J 504 Underwood. Sharon I. Underwood, Wanda L. 561 Underwood. William T. 529 Unger. Rebecca S. 219,293.393,504 UNIVERSITY CENTER BOARD 64 UNIVERSITY ENSEMBLE 316 UNIVERSITY THEATRE 133 Unterbrink, Howard L. Upchurch, Brenda J- Upchurch, Gary K. 504 Upchurch, Jeame D Upchurch, Kelvin L. 561 Upchurch, Phillip L. Upchurch, Wade N. 245 Upton. Carlton B Upton, DenmeP. Upton. Janice C. 467 Uthe, James A, Utter. Susan C. 467 Utterback. Bernie L. 529 Utterback, Glenda F. 561 Valentine, Lois J. Valentine, Phyllis L VALIANETTES 30,331 Valley. Harold G- 467 Valley, Valon E Van Arsdall. Michael 388 Van Arsdall. Robert D, 372 Van Bibber. Sheryl K. 561 Van Deventer, Kenneth 504 Van Diver, Betty J. 311,504 Van Dyke, John E- 529 Van Dyke, Thomas M. 561 Van Hoose, Deborah J- 561 Van Hoose, Robert B 479 Van Hoose. Sharon W, 21 7,224,467 Van Leuven, Michael J 529 Van Leuven, Sharon K. Van Natta. Bobby E. 275 Van Ness, Gail A. 293.467 Van Oss, Linda M. 219.308 Van Over, NianaS Van Pelt. Beverly P. 467 Van Pelt. CharlesG. 467 Van Pelt. Gary W. 561 Van Sickle. Reecy F Van Sickle. Richard L. Van Slyke, Don W Van Winkle, David M. Van Winkle. Gloria G. Van Zant. Barbara A 88,467 Van Zant, Roger D. 561 Van : A.T- Vance. Joe B. Vance. KyleD 504 Vanderhorst, Debra L 561 Vanderpool, Roxie L.C. 561 Vanhook. Ronnie A. Vanover, Alvm R. Vanover, Elinda K. 561 Vanover. James R. 565 Vanover. Paul F. Vanover, Steve W. 367 Van . Chr Varner. Gary L 529 Varney. Evelyn C. Varney. Gerald T. Varney, William R. 467 Varsakelis. Ignatius Varsakehs, Peter Vater, Nancy L. 334 Vaughan. James E. 467 Vaughn, Linda S. Vaughn. Marcia D 561 Vaughn, Orleen M. 529 Vaughn, Virginia M 504 Vaught, Linda S. 565 Vavra, AnneC. Vedelli. Jay 370 Veirs. Nijel K. ill, Patn , Wilhar ) D. 467 Venneman. Linda S. Venters. Nancy R. 561 Venters, Pamela S Vermillion. Connie M. 219,224. 308,467 Vernon, David L. 529 Verran. Harry E. Vertrees. Georgia D Verville, Betty L. Verville. Marcia J. 308,395.504 Vescio. Herb 291 VETERAN ' S CLUB 101.289 Vicars. Ernest R Jr Vice, Deborah K. Vice. John M. 561 Vice Richard L Vice. Sara A 295,364.427.467 Vice, Wayne D. 303,529 Vickers. John 126 Vickers, Keith Vickers, Michael J. 529 Vincent, Ray L Vinson, Teresa L. 529 Vipperman, Catherine ;s. Audrey K. 467 is. Darrell 504 is. Jesse 561 is, Ryarnon L. 467 aioe, Ga • N. ?. Linda J. 529 e, Barbara J 312.504 e. Goidie M. 561 Voets. Joseph C. 467 Vogelsang, Darla J. 561 Von Allmen, Margaret VonGruemgen. Eddie 529 Von Handorf. Richard 561 Vore. Eric D. Voss. Jane E. Votaw. Gloria J 312,529 Votel, Michael R ■. a..h: , Fred B 529 Wachs man. Lewis E, Wacla A ski. Theresa M. 504 Waddeii. Helen J. 467 Waddell. Joe 467 Waddell. Madlyn G. Wadd e, Stephen W. 504 Wade, Billie W. 303,504 Wade, Debra K. 314,529 Wade Glenn E. 375,468 . ■.,!.. ' - Kenneth B 561 Wadli igton, Lindal W. 468 Wafer ing, Cheryl A.M. Waffo rd. Mike J. Wagers, Anga J Wager s, Jean C Wager s, Linda D Wager s, Lyman E. Wager s, Molly A. 315 V.aqer s, Phyllis E. ' . ' ..ilK-i 5. Sarah F H V.jQQ ner, Connie W. 529 Wagm an, Ronald N. Wagr r. AnnC 561 , jtr ' r. Claire F. 468 Wag nt r, Danielle ■, ' .j,.r-. r, Dennis Wagm r. Gloria 180 Wagnf r, Nancy J 529 Wagm r. Thomas R, 504 . ' ..J..1, er, David L. 468 Wago er, Kent A. i ' . ago er, Nancy L. Wagor er. Ricky A. 561 ' . , a ' r ght. Constance 504 Wamr ght. Deborah J. 561 :ott. Debora E. 364,4 Waits Catherine M 311 Waits Charles W Waits Charlotte L. Waits Sandra K. 468 Wakef leld, June L. 529 Walde n, Charmame 561 Waide n. Dalmea L. 468 Walde n, Wayne N. 468 Waldr dge. Wilbert Jr r, Antoinette M. Walke r, Barbara J. 529 ; ' . a i k t r. Barbara P. 561 Walke r. Candace S- 468 Walke r. Charles S 529 r, Donald R Walke r, Dorlas G- Walke r, Douglas E. 529 Walke r. Earl W. 561 Walke r. Ernest R. 529 Walker, Hazel F.R. 479 Walke r. Iris D Wa kc r, Jackie S. 529 v ., ■ , r. Johnny ■; a -.. r. Kathy L. 529 r. Richard E. Walke r, William F. 504 Wall, Albert L Wall, George R. Wall, Hilda A. 504 Wall, James H. Wall. Nancy E. 565 Wall. Rhonda C. 304.561 Wallace. Denn.sS. Wallace. Jewell O. Wallace. Karen L. Wallace, Paula K. 561 608 INDEX DIRECTORY TEG-WAL Waller. John Z.T. Wallete. James A 468 Wallm. Julia B 561 Walroth. Chuck 237 Walser. Mary S. 561 Walter, James B Walters. Arthurme M 316,357 Walters. Daniel D Walters, Delphia R. Walters. Glen J Walters, Joyce A. 561 Walters, Kenneth W. Jr 253.273.504 Walters. Larry E Walters. Reginald G 316 Walters, Thomas R 561 Walton, Charles R Walton, Tyler P. :-.._, t Wil Walz. Peggy A Walz. Roger A. Wampler, Anthony Wan, Helen Ward, Betty C Ward. Charles F. Ward, Charles F Ward. Deborah L. 561 Ward, Elizabeth K. 561 Ward. James R Ward, Jesse P Ward. Samuel M. Ward, Sarah K Ward. Sharon L 390,529 Ward, Wanda G. Warden, Thomas A. 290.303.529 Ware, Jeffery L Ware. Ronald D Ware, Thomas C. Warford, Hubert E Warford. Juanita F 504 Warinner, William D 468 Warman. Gwenda G 561 Warming, Virginia E. Warne, Alan M. Warne, David F.468 Warner, Anthony Warner, Gregory S- 468 Warn , Me Warner, Sharon S. 468 Warner, Wendell D. Warning, David W 561 Warren. Gregory O 372 Warren, Noland D Warren, Rose L Warrington, John A Jr 385 Warm. Edith J Warnx, Wayne L. Warthman, John H 468 Washington, Brenda J 316,504 Washington, Joe I. Jr 237,392,483 Washington, Perry L. Washington, Sheila M Waters. Paula M 561 Wathen, Catherine J Wathen. Charlotte A 565 Wathen, Hazel M. 314,529 Wathen. Mary P. 561 Walk ns. Cathlynn Watk ns. Cymhia J- 561 Walk ns, Gary R Watk ns. James D. Watk ns, James M 561 Watk ns, Judith K C 561 Watt ns, Mary L. Watk ns, Peggy J. 468 Watk ns, Peter L Watk ns. Sewell Watk ns, Steven C. 468 Watk ns, Susan J, 468 Watk ns, Virginia L 437 . Deborah G. 504 . Wil Wats Watsc Watts, Betty D. Watts, Charlotte L 529 Watts, Donald R. 376 Watts, Forster Watts, Patricia A. 561 Watts, Philip E Watts. Ronald W. ■ r.i Watts, Ste Watts. Will Waugh, Donna R. 529 Waxman, Deborah L 354,468 Way, James S 247,561 Wayman, Alice E Weakley, Lyndon B. Weathers, Frances R 329,337,360 Weathers, Sarah E 316 Weathers, Thomas J. Weaver, Candace J 561 Weaver, Carolyn M Weaver, David L. Weaver, Elaine L Weaver, Paula J 294,504 Webb. Calvin R 504 Webb, Carolyn A 561 Webb, Charles R 561 Webb, Christopher J 253,529 Webb. Deborah M. 561 Webb. Freda G 504 Webb. Harold D Webb. James W 479 Webb. Jerry E 529 Webb, John D 388.468 Webb. John K 376.529 Webb. Johnny D. Webb. Linda Webb, Nancy P. Webb, Polly A. Webb, Rita J 561 Webb, Robert S. Webb. Roy E 529 Webb, Teresa L 295.297.359.529 Webb, Wmset S Webber, Delbert E 561 Webeler. Robert A. 253.292. 392.504 Weber. Leonard J. Weber, Michael C. 561 Weber, Theresa A 561 Webster, Cynthia P. Webster, Deena D. Webster, Jerome A. Webster, Judy L 561 Webster. Robert C. Ill 565 Weddmgton, Delores L. 529 Weddington. Frederick 468 Weddmgton, Gary W Wed.g. Herbert F. 561 Weed. Rosiland C.B Weeks. Marcia L. 353 Wehm.ller. Terry L. Wehry, Kay A Weigand. Therese A. 561 Weihe, GeneN Weimer, Roberta L. 353 Weir I R Weis, Marty A. Weischedel, Judith L Weisman. Sherry V 295,561 Welch, A Michael 330,385 Welch, JimmieW 387.388.468 Welch, Joy L 504 Welch. Michael A. Welch, Paul 504 Welch, Paula D Weldon, Gary F 307,561 Weldon. Kathy L 504 Weldon, Lyle F. Welker, Marsha L. 561 Wellner, Joe P Wells, Billy D 561 Wells, David B. 529 Wells, Deborah L 504 ' ;- 1561 Wells. Donald W 372 Wells, Elizabeth A. Wells, Frank A Jr. Wells. GayleC 219.468 Wells, Gerald E. Wells, Jack B. Wells. Jack F Wells. James A. Jr. Wells, James D Wells, Leonards Wells. Patricia L Wells, Ronma H Wells, Ronnie D 468 Wells, Sammie E. Wells, Stephen D Wells, Terry L 223,529 Wells, Virgil E Wells. William B 254.255.504 Welsh, James W Welsh. Sara A 529 Wenderfer. Phyllis A 530 Wendt. Ted A Wen . Dan Wermuth, Paula M 561 Werner, Tanya L 561 Wert, Linda J 315,561 Wescott. Annette R 530 Wesley, Danny E 561 WESLEY FOUNDATION 390 Wesley. Hilda Wesley, Jerry M 468 Wesley. Jo E 353,504 Wesley. John T. 468 Wesley, Margaret P. Wesley. Michael F. 393,468 Wesley, Sara A Wesley, William C Wesner. Debra J Wessell. Judith A 308.468, 486,504 Wessel, Judv R 308 West, Bern.e L West. Holton Q, Jr West, Jerry L West. Patricia A West, Suanne T. West, Violet F. 561 Wester, Donna R Westerman, Gloria L Westerman, Mary C. 354 Westerman, Paul W Westfall. David A Westmeyer. Cheryl I. Westmeyer. Stephen B WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP 393 Weston, Richard H Jr Westnch. Walter N 530 Wethington, Edith M 562 Wethmgton, William M 504 Weyrich. Steven E Whalen, Nancy K Whaley, James M Whallen, Janice K 562 Whall.n. Ralph 123 Wheatley. John B Jr Wheatley. Mary K 530 Wheatley. Ronald E 504 Wheatley, Tony R Wh t D. Wheeler, Brenda D 530 Wheeler. Demse 504 Wheeler, Douglas R Wheeler, Elizabeth A. Wheeler, Richard C 372 Wheeler, Tom L. 469 Wheeler. Vickie L 504 Whicker. Jill S 295,362,530 Whisman, Karen LB. Whitaker, Billy H Whitaker. Clifford D 530 Whitaker. David Whitaker. Donald Whitaker, Edgar Whitaker. Fannie L. Whitaker, Gary D 469 Whitaker, Geneva 469 Whitaker, Georgia M Whitaker, James P. Whitaker, James TJr Whitaker, Joe G Whitaker, Joe H Whitaker. Larry B Whitaker, Larry N Whitaker, Lucy J 562 This geometric piece of art displays precision and balance. INDEX DIRECT0RY WAL-WHI 609 - M )Hytl|jWM lW !gff?S«re ffi « !;  i||«i|IUH.i||iHi ' l,Hi.,..f-. fe«l Li I — -- 3 r—- ■-— - ! i r j i - l a ■ — —— Kenny Long and Susie Womack patiently wait for the start of the game 610 INDEX DIRECTORY Whitaker, Marilyn N Wiiku s. Lizabeth L 353.530 Whitaker, Roland Wilkir s. Millerson L. 115.360,470 Whitaker, Samuel E 144 Wilkir son, Barbara J 562 Whitaker, Sheree D 530 Wilkir son, Dawn K. Whitaker. Stephen J. 372.388 Wilkir son, Joseph K Whitaker. Thomas R Wilkir son. Linda M 530 Whitaker, Tommy W Willet .Colleen A. 312.504 Whitaker. Vincent Wilha ns, Alma D Whitaker, William J Willia ns, Barbara K White, Anthony E Willia ns, Betty A White, Ardith W. Willia ns, Byron B White, Carl R. IV ns. Carolyn R L White. Carole L. 469 Willia ns. Charles White. Danny L Wilhar ns, Charles H. 479 White. David E 290.530 Wilha ns, Charles III White. David L Willia ns, David N. White. Douglas D Jr Wilhar ns, David W White, George T Wilhar ns, Donald L. 530 White, Howard E. Jr Wilhar ns, Doris G White. James E. 562 Willia ns, Doyle White. James W Wilhar ns, Fernie D 562 White, Jean M. Wilhar ns, Floyd D White. John R. 303 Wilhar ns, Frankie J 470 White. John S. Wilhar ns, Gary L 562 White, John W 504 Wilhai ns, Helen J. 562 White, Judith K Wilhar ns, Henry A. White, Karen Wilhar ns, Jacqueline White, Martha G Wilhar ns. James A. Jr. 530 White. Martha J 294.562 Wilhar ns, Janet L White. Mary P. 562.591 Wilhar ns, Jean G Whit N. ' White, Patrick E White. Paul D White, Phyllis G. White, Ralph 300 White, Ramona P White, Robert G White, Ronald F 258 White, Stephen G. 530 White, Torn! L. White, William E Whitehead. Barbara L. 562 Whitehead. Bradford A. Whitehead. Marcie A 562 Whitehead, Margaret J 469 Whiteh.ll, Harry L. 530 Whitehouse. Mary E 312.530 Whitehouse. Roger D 504 Whitehouse. Steven A 375.469 Whiteside, John M 253.562 Whitis, Cathy 562 Whitley. Danny W Whitley. Debbe A 562 Whitlock, Jesse P Whitlock. Robert B 205.218,221, 380.404.469.614 Whitlow. Judy 562 Whitlow. William A Whitney, Jack C Whitson. Williams Whitt, Dennis E Whitt, Minton E Whittamore, James L. 479 Whitten, Donna L 504 Whittenberg, Jesse G. WHO ' S WHO 200 Wibbels, David A 388.530 Wibbels. Lester T Jr Wick, Robert L Wicker. Clyde E. Jr, Wickersham, Edna L. Wickl.ne, Linda L. Wickline, Robert F 470 Wicklund. Andra V. 530 Wicklund. Carl H 469 Widener. Freida A Widup. Robert M. Sr. 562 Widup, Rose M. Wiegele, Robert W 247 Wiener, Beth A 298,530 Wienties, Sharon 221,470 Wigfield, Paul D 370,388,470 Wiggins, Debra J. 562 Wigginton, Helen J. 562 Wilborn. Susan D 293.504 Wllburn, Elijah R Wilburn, Yvonne R. 530 Wilcher. Nancy C. 530 Wilcher, Ronald L Wilcher. Terry P 562 Wilcox. Carol L. 470 Wilcon, Nancy J 562 Will , Wit Wilde. Sandra L 294.300,504 Wilder, Jane C. Wiles. David A Wiles, Gerald R Wiley, Elizabeth K. Wiley, Nora M. Wilham. Janie R 562 Wilhelm, Bruce W Wilhite. Sherrill L. 562 Wilho.t, Kenneth R. Wilhoite, Mark E. Wilhoite, Rhonda K. Wilkerson, Bonnie L. Wilkerson, Charles M- 562 Wilkerson. Wilham C. . Jennifer P 562 .Jimmy D .Judith E 470 , Judith E .Julia A. 221.353,401 , Kenneth L. 380 , Krista K 504,588 . Linda L 504 , Lindsey 298 , Margaret S , Mark H. 255.530 , Michael C. , Nancy L 562 . NevelT 289.470 sW. Wilson, John D Wilson, Joyce W. 357,471 Wilson, Judith A. 504 Wilson, Judy L 304,504 Wilson, Keith L. 530 Wilson. Lady B Wilson, Lana J. 562 Wilson. Larry D Wilson. Lewis 530 Wilson, Lynne A 471 Wilson, Marilyn A Wilson. Mark A Wilson. Mark O 372 Wilson. Mary S. 471 Wilson, Matti e L Wilson, Michael A 504 Wilson, Michael J 504 Wilson. Nancy E Wilson, Patricia Wilson, Paul A Wilson, Rebecca J 353 Wilson, Robert C Wilson, Rogers R 562 Wil: j H Wilson, Ruth A 302,471 Wilson, Sharon L 471 Wilson, Stella L Wilson. Stephen J Wilson. Susan M. 310.364.391 Wilson. Terry A Wilson, Valerie Wilson, Wanda J 471 Wilson, Wayne T 530 Wilson, Wendell Wilson, William S. Winbun, Eugene W Jr 306.530 Winburn. Cynthia C. 471 Wmburn, Daniel Winburn, Margaret A 562 Winburn. William J 562 Wind, Beverly J 310.504 Windhorst, Daniel T. Winkle. Deborah D 504 Winkle, Marsha B Winkle, Roger A 531 Winkler, Dw.ght L. Winkler, Robert G 565 Winn, Gary B 531 Winn, Nancy A Winnecke, John E Willi ims, Richard F 562 Winner. Cathy L. 531 Willi ms, Richard H Winstandley. Stewart Willi ms. Richard T Winstead. Florence H. 471 Willi ms, Robert L. 530 Winstead. Roy Willi ms. Robert M Winstead. Sharon L. Willi ms. Roger L. 530 Winter. Michon R Willi ms. Roma J Wires. Margaret A 395,504 Willi ms. Ronald D 562 Wirtz, Donn A. Willi ms, Ronald L Wischer, Barbara E. 504 Willi ms. Sandra K- Wise, Brenda F 391,531 Willi ms, Scott S Wise. James R 306.531 Willi ms, Ted J. 530 Wise, Joe 193 Willi ms, Ted M. 470 Wise. Kenneth C Willi ms, Ted S 470 Wise, Peggy L Willi ms, Virginia L Wiseman. David K Willi mson, Donald R. Wiseman, Judith B Willi mson. Judy K Wiseman, Robert C. Willi mson. Lisa 565 Wisher, Karen A 354.471 Willi mson, Lonnie E 530 Withers. Darrell H Willi mson. Patricia Withers. Mary E Willi mson. RusselT. 302.470 Withers. Patti S 471 Willi n. Billy J Withrow. Donald R 328,562 Wi i i in. Donn.e R, Witt, Arnold R 380.531 Willi lgham, Brenda D 530 Witt. Brenda L 562 Willi , Bobby G Witt. Glenda M 562 Willi , John T 562 Witt, Haran E 531 Willi , Lyle L Jr 530 Witt, James D 504 Willi , Margaret A. Witt, James D. Jr. Willi Sharon D Witt, Joe L. Willn IBS, Don P Win. Linda R Wills Clyde L Witt, Malcomb M 531 Wills Harry P. Witt, Mark A. Wills lleneB Witt, Mark T Wills Mary P 221,359 Witt. Ralph D Wills Richard G. Witt. Sandra M 505 Wilm hoff, Carol R Witt. Sarah A. Wilm hoff. Michael A. Witt.SondraC Wilm ore. Barbara A. Witten. Jospeh R Wilsc n. Barbara V H Woegens. Chris W 483 Wilsc n. Betty S Wojciechowski, Margaret WllM n, Bobby R Wolber. Gary C Wilsc n. Bonnie J 562 Wolf. Robert L 266,267,531 Wilsc n, Catherine S 562 Wolfe. Dennis R. 531 Wilsc n. Daniel E 479 Wolfe, James H Wilsc n. David E 372.504 Wolfe, Ronnie G. Wilsc n, Diane J. Wolfe. Thomas C Wilsc n, Dianne Wolfe. Vick. K 562 Wilsc n. Donna S 562 Wolfer. Nancy S 293.310.505 Wilsc n. Elaine N Wolff. Charmaine M Wilsc n. Ernest S. Wolford. Donna 1 Wilsc n, Gary A 562 Wolfzorn. Robert A. 531 Wilsc n. Gary A Womack, James C. 367.471 Wilsc n. George G Womack, Susan L 31 5,359,600 Wilsc n, Gilbert A 290 Womack. Teresa A 562 Wilsc n, James L. 233,237 WOMEN ' S INTERDORM Wilsc n, Janice L.G. COUNCIL 297 wilsc n, Janie M 471 Wong, Tin Jor 505 WilSt n. John D Wood. Brenda L 304.407.531 Wood, Diane Wood. Diane S Wood, Gary L Wood, Genevieve J. 562 Wood. James R 310.505 Wood, Knstm M 505 Wood. Michael G. 531 Wood, Robert M 472 Wood, Willette A Woodall, Paul A. Jr Woodhead, James F Woodhead, James T. 562 Woodington, Kay E 310.505 Woodnng. Claudia B Woodnng, David M. Woodruff. Gayle H Woodruff. Gregory A 301,505 Woodruff. Ken 255 Woodruff, Martm W 301,472 Woodrum, Bonnie G Woods, Connie S 562 Woods. Eddie L Woods, Frank B Woods, James P Woods, Jane L Woods, Lloyd L Woods. Lloyd L Woods, Michael E. 531 Woods, Sandra L 531 Woods, Wilham H Woodward, June A, Woody, Elmer R 505 Woodyard, Kathenne L Wooldndge. Kathy D Woo ry,Jo M. Woolery, Pamela H 562 Woolley. Aida R 505 Woolley. Craig C Woolum, Sherry L Woolums, Darrell Woo is, Larr Wooton, Alice W Wooton, Don Wooton. Michael L. 472 Wooton, Sally Workman. Dons C, 505 Workman, Gail L 562 Workman, Lewis E. 505 Workman, Vicki S 562 Worley, Darrell K Worlev. David L Worley. Fred M Worley. Gary A Worley. Martha M. 562 Won II St! Worthmgton, Charles 245 Worthington, Elizabeth 214,224.472 Worthmgton, Mary S 562 Wozny, Catherine C 200.224.284. 293.298,472 Wozny, Constance K 359,505 Wozny, Mary A 278.531 WRA 312 Wren, Alvin Jr. 531 WRESTLING 264-265 Wright, Carlm N Jr Wright, Daniel F Wright, David W Wright, Garry W Wright. Gwendolyn A Wright, Ins B Wright, James E. Jr 327,505 Wnght, JaneE. 331.505 Wright. June L 562 Wnght, Kenneth E Wright, Larry R, 562 Wright, Melvm E Jr 472 Wright, Nancy C Wnght, Norma A. 531 Wright. Norma S Wright. Owen W. Wright. Pamela V Wright. Paul L Wright, Paul M Wright, Paula CW, Wnght, Phyllis A. 221.479 Wright. Raymond J. Wnght. Robert F, Wright. Sandra K, 531 Wright. Sherr. L. Wnght, Thomas W. Wnght, Wanda MP 505 Wnght, William R. 233,237 Wubbenhorst, Jeannett Wubbenhorst, John M, 219 Wullschleger, Marilyn 531 Wurfel, David G. 327,562 Wyatt, Barbara L Wyatt, Cleveland H Wyatt, Larry G, 370 Wyatt. Sandra J. 531 Wyatt. Sharon S 531 Wyatt, Terry G. 472.562 Wyatt, William G. 391.505 Wyackoff, Irene A. Wynkoop, Mary J 531 Wynn, Bobby W. Wynn. Larry R 308,505 Wynn. Willard D. 562 Wynck, Ronald G. Jr. Wysocki. Mark E. 326,327 Wysocki, Nancy A 562 Yaden. Carolyn H 472 Yaden. Diana C Yaden, Vera A Yagi, Fumihiko 505 Yagi, K. 472 Yagi, Yoshihiko 208,472 Yancey. Philip D. 505 Yang, Daisy L, Yann. Gus W Yann, Hildegarde Yao, Peggy S 562 Yates. Karen J. 316.562 Yates. Mary E K Yates, Richard H, 472 Yates, Roger D 472 Yeager, Gamie A 290,531 Yeager, Robert A. 562 Yeager, Robert E Jr , Dan I W. Yeldell, Sidney B. Yelton. Harold M. Jr. Yelton, Lisa A. 562 Yeo. Jacquelyn Rose Yenan. Dale E 505 Yoak, Barbara A, 224,505 Yonts, Gary A York. Billy L York, Connie S 531 York David G. York, Felix L. York, Glendon W. York, Kathie J.562 York, Patsy J Young, Barry K. 472 Young, Brenda D 562 Young, Darrell G Young, David M Young, David R. 531 Young, Deborah A 531 Young, Donald L. 237,316 Young, Douglass W 565 Young, Elizabeth A 505 Young, Geoffrey S 380.472 Young, Harold W Young, tns VS. Young, Jane R 472 Young, Javene A. Young. John A 263,472 Young, John C 531 Young. Joseph H. 174 Young. Kathleen M 483 Young, Linda M. 472 Young, Linda W Young. Lynda D. Young, Mary E. Young, Mary M, Young, Michael R Young, Pamela G. 562 Young, Patsey A 505 Young. Ronald R Young, Thomas A Young, Thomas B Young. William P. Younger, Cynthia A. 562 Yount, Barry L. Zachary, Jerry L. Zachry, Leamon B 562 Zahonan. Janet E Zak, PamalaS 562 Zanone. Carolyn J Zanone. Joy L 562 Zea. Pamela J 505 Zechella. Thomas A. 562 Ze.dler. Peggy J. 562 Zeles, John E. Zerhusen, Gerald R Zerkle, Terry L Zeysmg. Ann T Ziegenfus. Jean E 531 Zielke, Donald R. Jr, Zieres, Brenda A 565 Zimmerman. Anne R Zimmerman, Elaine L 50E Zimmerman, Mary A. Zimmerman, Sharon F Zink. Diane M. 562 Zmner. John L. 562 Zmser, Martin C. Zion. Dennis C 531 Z.ssulis, Sister Agnes 479 Zolas, Carolyn Zoll. James R Zoller, Susan M. 505 Zwick, Shirley L.F. 472 Zytczak, Janet C, 562 INDEX DI RECTORY WHI-ZYT 611 There is a Reaper, whose name is Death, And, with his sickle keen, He reaps the bearded grain at a breath, And the flowers that grow between. Longfellow, The Reaper and the Flowers 612 IN MEMORIAM In Memoriam GARY J. BLEICHNER Senior Southgate January 4, 1971 STEPHEN A. BUTLER Sophomore Milton October 3, 1970 THOMAS EARL JORDAN Sophomore Louisville December 13, 1970 ROBERT McKINNEY STEVEN M. RUCKMAN LAWRENCE KNEPFLE Freshman Senior Milestone Portrait Photographer Bedford Plymouth, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio October 3, 1970 November 8, 1970 February 12, 1971 IN MEMORIAM 613 fcWM PRINTS co ««■ MONROE ROftD ° U - - « lH .c. 282 „ 614 MILESTONE Editor ' s Note Finally, the year of 1971 has been recorded on the 616 pages of the MILE- STONE and it is my sincere hope that itwill be cherished by each of its 8,000 holders as both a reference book and a history of the year at Eastern. It was a long hard grind that I could never have finished without the help of many people. I could not possibly mention everyone who had a hand in the completion of this book, but there are a few people I must mention here. There are two that I could always depend on being here hard at work, Susie Boston and Bill Sawyer, who worked on nearly every section of the book. As the final deadlines came nearer, my managing editor, Paula McCann, took over many sections that were not getting done. Thanks are also due to my section editors and staff members who realized their responsibilities and sacrificed their time for the MILESTONE. I can never repay Don Feltner, my adviser, and Doug Whitlock, my brother, for their guidance and direction, without which there would not have been a 1971 MILESTONE. A very special thanks is due Schley Cox, who was responsible for nearly all the beautiful color photography and much of the black and white. I also must thank a long list of student photographers including Larry Bailey. Sam Lynn, Marianne Rose, Patsy Gross. Dennis Scarbrough, Mike Hack, In Sung Chung, Jim Shepherd, John Branson and Doug Droz. Billy Davis III, director of photography at the Courier-Journal, was responsible for the campus aerial on pages 24-25. I also thank the fine people at Delmar Printing Company, Ron Wempe, Bob Anderson, Wayne Wolfe, Sybil Parrish, Emma Thomas and Ralph Van Dyke for their services and cooperation. Thanks also to John Mullaney, Steve May, Betty Megerle and the late Larry Kneipfle of Osborne Photographic Labora- tories, Inc. for portraits and group pictures and service given the MILESTONE. —Bob Whitlock MILESTONE 615 ? w--af£KV- «  . Specifications The 1971 MILESTONE was prepared by the students of Eastern Kentucky University and printed by offset lithography by Delmar Printing Company, Charlotte, North Carolina. All 616 pages are printed on 80-pound Meads Black and White enamel stock. The endsheets are 65-pound cover-weight Ham- mermill Sienna Bronze. The cover is composed of Brown Cordoba base with gold metalay and other elements blind embossed with a black rub over the en- tire cover. Body copy for the opening 25 pages is Optima, 14 point with 2-point leading; for the remainder of the book News Gothic, 12 point with 2 point leading is used. Outlines are 8 point News Gothic. Senior listings are News Gothic, 10 point and underclasses are 8 point. Headlines are News Gothic 30 point. Various special effects are used in several sections of the MILESTONE in an effort to achieve maximum reader appeal. A combina- tion of posterization and wavy line conver- sion printed in black and PMS 207 brown inks are used on major divisional pages. Sub- divisional pages are one-color posterizations printed in two tones (100 and 30 per cent) of black. Other special effects were achieved through the use of a 50mm-300mm Auto Nikkor zoom lens, double exposures, panning with the subject and other photographic techniques. Cameras used to photograph activity pic- tures, both four-color and black-and-white included: Nikon (35mm), Leica (35mm), Pen- tax (35mm), Minolta (35mm), Nikkormat (35mm), Rolleiflex (2% x 2V4), Mamiyaflex (2V4 x 2 ' A), Yashicamat 124 (2Va x 2Y ), Lin- hof (2V 4 x 2 3 4 ) and Speed Graphic (4 x 5). Lens focal lengths used ranged from wide angle, 21mm, to mirror telephoto, 500mm. Senior and underclass portraits were photo- graphed with a Beatie Portronic Camera, 70mm, using dual Speedotron strobe lights, by Osborne Photographic Laboratories, Cin- cinnati. Press run was 8,000 copies. 616 MILESTONE SPECIFICATIONS 0«itm i ' wPB i ra i ' : Wfr ' f i f iwr ni y ° : r ■ : ,• ; l ' H7 ■ ,L j ' Ujriw,u . rW ' )H «wV ' i«a«wnMaaM« fin w w ■— — m in ■■— —a— .1.-.1I H M ' l l ll « f ff f ' ■ ■ ■  ' l l -U i anman