Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 616 of the 1973 volume:

MILESTONE A Si Lb nm iqi3 There is, so legend holds, at the end ot each rainbow a pot-o ' -gold. At the heart of the legend lies one of man ' s noblest instincts, the pursuit of excellence and the drive for self-improvement. This Golden Milestone follows its predecessors in reporting the nurturing and development of this instinct at the society in microcosm that is Eastern Kentucky University. 2 THE 50th MILESTONE 3HUOM THE 50th MILESTONE 3 Not in quest ot anything so nebulous as the end ot a rainbow, many came to East- ern with quite specific aims. Others came seeking direction. But, whatever their motivation, they were united in purpose. 4 THE 50th MILESTONE THE 50th MILESTONE 5 All sought to learn. And the vehicles were myriad. The University, through gitts of nature and fruits of man ' s labor and knowledge, was a catalyst for formative skills, thoughts and philosophies. THE 50th MILESTONE 7  • 4P This is not to say that the University was a panacea, a Utopian society for those who lived here, but rather that it provided the opportunity for those in pur- suit of goals. And, the resources were seemingly as diverse as the individuals assembled here. ' $ I if -1 mm mm i r m .m asm 8 THE 50th MILESTONE THE 50th MILESTONE 9 10 THE 50th MILESTONE The natural beauty of the campus was not the least of student means. Beauty, said Thoreau, is its own excuse for being, and Eastern offered the tools for developing sensitivity to Nature ' s gifts. THE 50th MILESTONE 1 1 The gifts of mankind ' s productivity were also here from which to draw. Within the walls of manmade edifices, minds tapped the world ' s accumulated knowledge. THE 50th MILESTONE 13 iiiiw ' jvw ' . ' ' j 8fi czzz 14 THE 50th MILESTONE In the planning and building of new structures and revitalization of traditional landmarks the University reaffirmed its commitment to continue as a responsible institution while retaining links with its her- itage of educational service. THE 50th MILESTONE 15 16 THE 50th MILESTONE BSiPWfj jat — On this campus of learning and beauty, those in quest of dreams communed with themselves, with oth- ers and with nature. In the process, hopefully, were formed viable relation- ships and values. THE 50th MILESTONE 17 fr ™ K a l u x ' . «• 1 - Then, one in that series of pursuits which constitute lite came to an end for many. It was not, however, a stopping place — a figurative pot-o ' -gold — they had reached. For them, looming forever ahead, was the next rainbow. 18 THE 50th MILESTONE TON rtern Kentucky Univer Richmond Kentu WUlifSlIIH wyer, editor a Mittel, managing editor ichard Allen, business manager il Si CONTENTS Foreword ] University Life 24 Academics .126 Honors 188 Athletics 220 Organizations 282 Classes of 1973 382 Underclasses 470 Index and Directory 562 In Memoriam 604 i ■ H  m i: ■■ r r : i ? ' mMtml : ' ' mm. WjWt ;s ; :• : c Si ; : KW 4. S -:■?:;■• p., -ill Fall Semester Registers 12,341 With summer over, students returned to Rich- mond for another year. Some for their first; some for their last. A record number of students arrived on campus raising total enrollment to an all-time high of 12,341, including a 10,580 on-campus record. After perhaps one day of preparation, registra- tion began and lines mounted with the increased enrollment. Lessening the hassel a bit, Eastern continued its pre-registration and orientation pro- gram for incoming freshmen. Top: With a new semester starting, students return to campus sparking a flurry of activity. Right: Little sister lends a helping hand with some of the bare necessities. 26 UNIVERSITY LIFE Left: Waiting in line, Sue Tacy contem- plates the coming registration ordeal. Top: With the hassel of registration, any- where is a great place to make final changes to schedules. Above: After regis- tration, hoards of students rush to the University Store to buy their texts. UNIVERSITY LIFE 27 BOG Fair . . . Action Included in the major Greek events of the year was the BOG County Fair. Both sorori- ties and fraternities sponsored booths holding such sporting events as ring tossing, pie throwing, and kissing. The Fair was open to Greeks and inde- pendents with both participat- ing in contests like stilt walking, arm wrestling, cider drinking, and turtle racing. Trophies were given to the winners in all events. The Fair ended with a dance in Burnam Hall where the trophies for the best booth and most spirit were given. Phi Mu Jo Ann Jeflers smiles as a cus- tomer takes aim to shoot out the candle. Davis Tindall watches as fellow CGR Hubert Hendren tests his skill at rope-climbing. 28 UNIVERSITY LIFE : - l rv I any students elect to test their luck at the Wheel-of-Fortune. KDT pledge Karen Dockery receives a reprieve by a near miss in the pie throw. he activity and heat at the BOG County Fair makes the refreshment stand a popular pit stop. UNIVERSITY LIFE 29 Bike Race, Powder Puff Highlight Fall Activity Two of the many events held in the fall were the DU Bike Race and the Powder Puff football game. Drawing numerous spectators, these events highlighted the first few weeks of the fall semester. Spending their leisure time to its fullest, many students participated in these and other activities as a new semester got under way. Karen Quail hitches a ride as Linda Flash Fritzer coasts lei- surely by the crowd. Sally Jeffers, sporting a Sigma Nu jersey, pedals her tricycle up to the starting line for the next race. 30 UNIVERSITY LIFE :tion is the name of the game as Kappa Alpha Theta Debbie Ridenour arges ahead for a first down. Rain and mud may stop some, but not the Kappa Alpha Theta ' s as they cheer their team on to a victory. eta Connie Freking watches her team battle against the ChiOs. UNIVERSITY LIFE 31 Students Adjust to New Way of Life Moving into dormitories was quite an experi- ence for many students, and for some it was almost unending chore. Parents were often cajoled into helping to lend a hand . . . fathers helping to carry in boxes, while the mothers were busily arranging the room. Favorite posters and colorful objects were placed skillfully on the walls and around the rooms to add a personal touch as well as a little color to the surroundings. After seeing old friends and talking over the summer ' s excite- ments, students soon settled down to begin the busy schedule for fall semester. Above: Checking into the dorm is one of the necessary evils of each semester. Top: Visiting parents take in the campus view from their daughter ' s room in Case Hall. 32 UNIVERSITY LIFE Coming back to school in the fall after the long summer involves some sad goodbyes. Some lucky students had their parents with them to help unload and unpack all the boxes, bags, and suitcases. UNIVERSITY LIFE 33 Almost every need of the student was added in the remodeled store, including drinking glasses and monogrammed souvenir glasses. This coed takes advantage ot the extended and more varied assortment of greeting cards. Left: An orderly and well- spaced arrangement of books, pamphlets, supplies, and teaching aides enables students and faculty quick and an easy access to needed supplies. Here Regent John Keith, Jr., browses. 34 UNIVERSITY LIFE BOOKSTORE University Store Doubles Facilities Fall semester marked the opening of the com- pletely remodeled and expanded University Store. The total tloor space and quantity ot sup- plies had nearly doubled in size. The old grill of the Keen Johnson Building had provided for part of the enlargement as well as the totally new Uni- versity Center. There were many additions to the store includ- ing first-time items such as tennis shoes, guitars, sports equipment and a candy counter. Included to a greater extent was a more adequate supply of textbooks, study guides, art supplies, and ref- erence books. The University Store also increased its supply of health and beauty aides, greeting cards, and stationery supplies. The large expansion helped to meet the growing demands of the large student body. An old-fashioned candy counter is one of the most popular and fre- quently visited counters in the new bookstore. UNIVERSITY LIFE BOOKSTORE 35 Dorm Life: A Unique Experience Dorm living proved to be an experience that residents would never forget. Dorm rooms were study rooms, dens, kitchens, and bedrooms all wrapped into one. Students learned to cope with the endless noise of blar- ing radios and stereos, shouting neighbors, ringing phones, and false fire alarms. Dorm rooms were not often ideal places to study due to the noise and interruptions. Invitations to go downtown, watch TV, or pop popcorn proved to be too much to con- centrate well for tomorrow ' s test. Dorm life had its advantages, however. It was a place to meet friends, borrow needed paraphernalia, or always have someone to talk to at lonely times. Dorm life could never be replaced by off-campus living. It was unique, inexpen- sive and fun. Right: A telephone conversation can be a private matter in the dorm hall ... if it ' s 3 A.M. Above: Waiting in line on sheet night is a familiar Wednesday-evening sight in Martin Hall. 36 UNIVERSITY LIFE s ( I Top: A roommate can be a big help when it ' s time for a hair trim and funds are low. Left: Donnie Stearns and Danny Stratton pre- pare a popcorn snack before the Monday Night Movie. Above: Todd Hall mail clerk, John Webb, puts up the mail on weekdays. UNIVERSITY LIFE 37 Above: Mary Jo Moorman, music education major, practices a flutaphone in her dorm room. Below: Girl talk is an important part of the nighttime agenda in McGregor Hall. - 38 UNIVERSITY LIFE fTV-V i. I hate math, history, and Latin, but I love P.I. Above: A poster reflects the feelings of a physical education major. Below: The peck-peck of typewriters fill the residence halls as papers come due. UNIVERSITY LIFE 39 Refrigerators Made Available Fall 1972 was a first for the legalization of refrigerators in student dormitory rooms and the response to their availability was great. In order to provide for the student ' s needs the University Store ordered a large supply of refrigerators ini- tially, and later had to reorder. Students were also allowed to provide their own refrigerators and pay an electrical fee. With these refrigerators students stocked up on sandwich meats, snacks, and cold drinks which allowed them to snack after the food services closed. Boldly marked signs decorate this refrigerator to keep out unin- vited and hungry students. The University Store had refrigerators to rent, but some students bought their own for future use. 40 UNIVERSITY LIFE With the availability of refrigerators in dormitories, students stocked up to cut down on the rising food costs. UNIVERSITY LIFE 41 Above: Student talent was the entertainment at the coffee houses sponsored by Keene Hall Dormitory. Top: This coed practices bidding her hand in bridge. 42 UNIVERSITY LIFE Top: Students place their bets on the Black Jack table during Las Vegas Night in Martin Hall. Above: Students participate in sign language, an educational activity planned by the residence hall programmer. Dorm Activities Increase Interests In its third year of operation, the residence hall program under the direction of Miss Mary M. Glass and Mr. Ben Nankivell grew to include 15 special programs and activities. Residence hall programming was a new program which had as its purpose the providing of special activities and programs for residence hall students. These pro- grams were financed through the budget of the program director and dorm dues. These activities included weekly interest groups and special programs on relevant issues. Some of these topics included bridge lessons, guilting bees, knitting lessons, sign language les- sons, trips to the Barn Dinner Theatre, and Fac- ulty talent shows. Often common activities were planned between men and women ' s residence halls, such as dances at Telford Hall and coffee houses at Martin. Although the ideas of residence halls were rel- atively new, they acted as entertainment as well as educational outlets for dorm residents. UNIVERSITY LIFE 43 Susi Womack throws up her hands in relief as the Colonels finally make the first down. School-spirited students urge the team on verbally (above) or as Anthony Newton (below) does physically. 44 UNIVERSITY LIFE Top: Homecoming day brought out the crowds and spirit ran high throughout the entire game, but the team fell to the Murray Rac- ers despite the cheering encouragements of the crowd. Spirited Students Attend Home Games Home football games were generally well attended, but faithful throughout wins or losses were the spirited students who were seen at all home Colonels ' games. Although not claiming a winning season, team supporters shouted strong encouragements and cries for victory. Bad weather posed another problem for sports viewers. Rainy and bitter cold days held off many students, but the dedicated faithful still came and cheered for the Colonels. UNIVERSITY LIFE 45 Go, Go, Go! . . . Oh, No! 46 UNIVERSITY LIFE UNIVERSITY LIFE 47 Friendly Atmosphere Surrounds Gril In its second year of operation, the new grill became a popular place for students and faculty. The grill was a spot for relaxation, socializing, studying, and, of course, eating. Students gathered there and endured the ever- present long lines for the breakfast special, lunch or evening meals. Some students visiting the grill found it to be a good place to study, catch up on the newspaper or make new friends. Faculty were often seen in the grill enjoying a quick cup of coffee or a short lunch during noon hours. The carefree atmosphere of the grill explained its popularity from early morning breakfast to the late midnight snackers. The grill Is the place for a quick lunch in between classes. Top: I waitress takes an order from a student and (below) quickl receives his order for a chuck wagon and trench fries. 48 UNIVERSITY LIFE Above: Students meet in the grill for socialization and to discuss plans for the week- end. Below: Coeds enjoy the dinner special in the relaxing atmosphere in the grill. Right: Not everyone leaves the grill tables clean for the next customer. UNIVERSITY LIFE 49 Snow Provides Winter Playground Kentucky ' s unpredictable weather brought the usual winter surprises. The winter was generally mild, and included spring-like days in January, cold rains, dreary days and light snowfalls. Although the snow accumulation never exceeded two inches on campus, students were drawn out in force at the sign of finding possible sites for winter sport. Many students were out looking for slick spots on ravine sidewalks and hills, places for snowball fights or simply to enjoy the picturesgue transformation of the dull winter campus into a bright and beautiful scene. - ■ , . ' - - _ ML . - ; ■-- ... .- ' . «; ; ' --■■ | 33; - ■- : Z ZZ - Above: The ravine sidewalks prove to be suita ble for sledding. Below: This coed vividly portrays the fun she experienced sliding down the ravine sidewalk. 50 UNIVERSITY LIFE Snowfall transformed the ordinary into the extraordinary by a touch of nature. UNIVERSITY LIFE 51 Top: The cool, sparkling water was too much of a temptation for this coed to resist as the evening autumn temperatures remained humid. Below: Drained for the winter, the bottom of the fountain makes an occasional leaf part of its mosaic design. 52 UNIVERSITY LIFE Flowing Fountain Intrigues Students Located on the plaza of the University Center, the fountain was a meeting place where students enjoyed beauty on warm sunny days and sat around the edges and relaxed. In the evenings the fountain, lighted by bright lights, was popular with the students. Some students cooled off in the water on warm evenings, and others watched the water sparkling over the lights. As warm weather ended, and the cold days set in, fewer students visited the plaza area. The fountain was turned off and drained by the workmen. Freezing tempera- tures and rain water again transformed the quiet fountain into a spot of beauty in the cold winter days. Left: The edge of the fountain is a place to view the activi- ties in the plaza and get a little sun. Below: A freezing eve- ning transforms the quiet fountain into a winter ' s delight. UNIVERSITY LIFE 53 Groundbreakings Mark Expansion Construction activity continued on widespread corners ot the University campus as the Jane F. Campbell Building, begun in 1971, pressed toward completion and work was begun on the Law Enforcement-Traffic Safety Center. Renovations were completed on the Ault and Keen Johnson buildings and plans were made for the revitalization of the Fitzpatrick Building. Also in the planning stage was a building to serv- ice the Department of Nursing and the Student Health Service. Right and below: Early stages of construction of the Jane F. Campbell Building continues through the unpredictable Kentucky weather. Opposite: A surveyor ' s transit is pictured as boundary lines are laid for the fine arts building. 54 UNIVERSITY LIFE UNIVERSITY LIFE 55 Pollution . . Campus Issue Pollution and littering were major issues at all universities and colleges in the nation. They were issues that could not go unnoticed. Eastern, too, was hit by these problems. Careless stu- dents tossed debris on the ground, cars produced toxic emissions, industry spewed malodorous fumes, and smokestacks billowed. People clamored for changes, but the littering and pollution continued as balance was sought between the needs of man and nature. Signs of pollution and littering spot the campus (right) as this student demon- strates his concern for the environment. 56 UNIVERSITY LIFE UNIVERSITY LIFE 57 58 UNIVERSITY LIFE Vending Machines: Mixed Blessings Vending machines were an important element ot campus living and their coin slots and levers were found in every dorm and major building. The machines provided foodstuffs for break- fast, lunch and dinner for students catching quick snacks. Because of their necessity, signs reading out-of-order were greeted with great displeasure. But, worse tha n the tell-tale sign was discover- ing first hand a machine malfunction. Typical example: Insert coin, push button and either (No coke) or (No Cup) or worse (tilted cup and wet feet). Kicks, bangs and unmentionable remarks were often directed at these inanimate machines . . . whose very need made frustration greater when they failed. The vending machines in the ad building was one of the most popular places tor in-between class snacks. UNIVERSITY LIFE 59 Stickers Express Ideas Bumper stickers have long been a favorite fad for expressing one ' s thoughts, especially on political preferences and much visited tourist spots. Now bumper stickers have become a major way of expressing thoughts on all subjects from pollution to sex. As in many other areas of the United States, students, teachers, and admin- istrators on campus followed the trend. Their thoughts and often strong beliefs were displayed on the bumper stickers printed in bright colors, large letters, and shapes to catch another ' s eye. T JWLLUTiON SOLUTION? FLY DELTA ' S BIG JETS 60 UNIVERSITY LIFE BUY A TANK I ' M PROUD JO BE A FARMER m UNIVERSITY LIFE 61 Above: John Jacob Niles, foremost authority on folk music, enter- tains at the President ' s Concert in November. Left: Discussing the ideal American soc.ety, author Vance Packard answers questions concerning his recent book, Nation of Strangers. 62 UNIVERSITY LIFE Center Board Presents Famous Performers The University Center Board brought to cam- pus this year a large number of celebrities who appealed to audiences of diverse interests. The fall activities began with a performance by men- talist Kreskin in Hiram Brock Auditorium. Funded by the Garvice Kincaid Lecture Series, Art Link- letter spoke to students in Alumni Coliseum on the dangers of drug abuse. Well-known author and social critic, Vance Packard, came to speak of the ideal American society. Other famous-name lecturers scheduled on the Board ' s Fine Arts and Lecture Series included Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm and popula- tion expert Paul Erlich. Concerts presented by the Center Board included the President ' s Anni- versary Concert by John Jacob Niles and spring semester performances by Bob Hope and Duke Ellington. Left: Famous mentalist, Kreskin performs for a full-house at Brock Auditorium. Below: Well-known television and radio personality. Art Unkletter talks to Model students before his lecture. UNIVERSITY LIFE 63 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (above), Earl Scruggs (right), and Quicksil- ver (below) were featured in concerts by the Center Board. 64 UNIVERSITY LIFE ' Servant ' Employs Unique Style The Servant of Two Masters, a play written in the Italian Commedia dell ' arte style, was one of the five productions presented by the Univer- sity Players this season. Unique staging and style were employed to produce a comic effect, in this play about a servant who attempted to secretly serve two masters at once. Left: Craig Parker, Vickie Wolfe, Trisha Perry, and Bob Roach performed as members of the talented cast. Below: Mike Morgan ' s antics in the leading role as the servant add to the color and spectacle of Servant of Two Masters. ■nni UNIVERSITY LIFE 65 Concerts Aim at Varied Musical Interests Providing something for everyone, this year ' s concerts presented by the University Center Board were among the best-attended events at Eastern. Native Kentuckian Jackie DeShannon along with the Association entertained the near capacity crowd at the first concert of the year. Adding a soulful touch to the occasion, Roberta Flack performed well-known selections, including her hit song The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face during her Homecoming-Eve concert. Performing in a triple-feature concert, Rick Nel- son and the Stone Canyon Band, the Grass Roots, and Denny Brooks again drew a capacity crowd to the Alumni Coliseum. Other perform- ances during the year included the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, the Earl Scruggs Review, and hard- rock group Quicksilver. 66 UNIVERSITY LIFE Performing in concerts presented by the University Center Board, Denny Brooks (opposite), Roberta Flack (above left), t he Association (above), and Rick Nelson (left) entertain capacity crowds at Eastern. UNIVERSITY LIFE 67  r ' -X ' _ — X ■ k Tjk 7 sw Sl . ._ :.  w -.-•-. 4f 68 UNIVERSITY LIFE - . ; - v % s 1 ' ■ ' v -v 8 ir «  sSSSSSt s . ,=• • • ■ ♦ J jfe | f§ 3 w s mi ■£5 0- V • v«l lib) B i it : 28 ■it Patches, Patches, Patches Everywhere In these days of self-expression, patches served as another mode of expressing one ' s beliefs and feelings. Some were colorful; some plain. Some were meaningful; some just for fun. Patches were evident throughout campus as stu- dents strove to convey their feelings. UNIVERSITY LIFE 69 Events such as Egg in Your Beer (above) Zipper Stripper (right) and romping in the mud (below) add to the spirit of com- petition during the Sigma Chi Derby. HMB 70 UNIVERSITY LIFE Derby Sparks Competitive Spirit Ending a week of spirited participation, the Sigma Chi Derby offered a day of competi- tion among campus sororities. Events such as the Zipper Stripper, Egg in Your Beer, and Bamboo Ramble highlighted the day ' s activities. Greek coeds, spurred by the keen competition, strove for the Sigma Chi Spirit Award. After the closing of the Derby, Sigma Chi held a party where the Spirit Award was presented to Kappa Delta sorority. UNIVERSITY LIFE 71 Fall ' s Colors Activity Stage The vibrant colors of fall forecast the coming of winter. The campus squirrels foraged for their hoard of food and stu- dents enjoyed the fleeting moments of shortening after- noons to frolic in a ravine car- peted by leaves. But, the coming of autumn also signaled the time for the last big outdoor flings of the fall semester . . . Band Day and Homecoming. 72 UNIVERSITY LIFE UNIVERSITY LIFE 73 Gala Band Day Event Draws 3,000 High Schoolers More than 50 Kentucky high school bands provided color- ful and entertaining music for viewers of the half-time show at the Colonels-Middle Tennessee football game as part of the annual High School Band Day. About 3,000 bandsmen dressed in distinctive uniforms participated in a parade ear- lier that October 7th morning. The bands marched both through downtown Richmond and on campus playing music which ranged from movie themes to military marches. The massive combined band made up of the high school students from throughout Kentucky performed with the Marching Maroons, making the 1972 Band Day the biggest ever. The elements of Band Day — instruments, bandsmen and onlookers of all ages — combine for a fall extravaganza that excited thousands of parade watchers and football fans. The Colonels cooperated too, by blanking Middle Tennessee 13-0, UNIVERSITY LIFE BAND DAY 75 There was something for everyone at the Band Day festivi- ties and other half-time presentations, as well. The girl watchers reveled in the high-stepping ' antics of the EKU majorettes. Above: The majorettes lead the Marching Maroons on the field. Right Debbie Delduca strikes a pretty pose during a precision routine. 76 UNIVERSITY LIFE MAJORETTES And, There Were Dancing, Prancing Majorettes! Left: Jill Dwelley performs a Charleston routine. Above: Kandy Clay displays her versatility with the sword and fire. UNIVERSITY LIFE MAJORETTES 77 Top: In Sung Chung and Beth Daugherty strike a ballet-like pose during a cheer. Above: EKU cheerleaders exhort Colonel fans. Right: Cathi Jones struts exuber- antly after an Eastern touchdown. 78 UNIVERSITY LIFE CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders Add to Action The cheerleader corps added its vibrant vocal and physical enthusiasm to fall ' s football contests. Through snappy dance routines, acrobatics and cheers, the yell-leaders contributed to the autumn pageantry and communicated the message that at Eastern we don ' t mess around. Top left; Cathi Jones reflects a pensive mood as things go poorly for the Colo- nels. Left: Gordon Jett raises In Sung Chung in a handstand against a dramatic backdrop of flags and sky. Above: A cheerleader capers with his megaphone. UNIVERSITY LIFE CHEERLEADERS 79 Happiness Is . . . Homecoming 72 For the third consecutive year, the weather proved uncooperative tor the annual Homecoming festivities. But, the Homecoming theme, Happiness is . . . was not hampered by the foggy and rainy day. Students had worked throughout the week constructing floats in local warehouses with themes such as, Happiness is mak- ing horsemeat out of the Racers or . . . putting the Racers out to pas- ture. Fifteen queen finalists chosen ear- lier from a field of 62 pre-candidates rode in convertibles along with the multi-colored floats throughout the parade route encompassing the main streets of downtown Richmond and Lancaster Avenue. iff ' Ai IE FTE - - -- -«- .v 80 ijJJJte H0RSB1EAT W OF THE MCERS Top: President Martin shows that he ' s a good sport as he enjoys his ice cream cone while watching the Home- coming Parade from the reviewing stand. Left: Home- coming 72 began with a Friday night concert by record- ing artist, Roberta Flack. UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING 81 Top right: Eastern students, past and present, enjoy the atmosphere generated by an exciting football game. Above: Miss Teresa Wilson smiles as President Martin prepares to deliver the traditional kiss to the newly crowned Homecom- ing Queen. Right: Teresa and her escort Ward Eastman watch from their front row seats as the Colonels battle the Murray Racers. 82 UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING Rain, Defeat Fail to Dampen Festive Spirits Although the inclement weather hung on until game time, ceremonies continued with the crowning of Miss Teresa Wilson as 1972 Home- coming Queen. Also during the pre-game activi- ties, the Covington Cup was given to Dr. Robert Martin in honor of the late 1971 Homecoming Queen Miss Marie Covington. On a rain-soaked field, the hopes of the injury riddled Colonels took a severe setback as the Murray Racers triumphed 7-3. Fog, dampness, and a football loss caused Homecoming 72 to slip quietly into history with many memorable moments tucked away. Colonel fans watch as Jeff McCarthy rushes for a first down against Murray. UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING 83 84 UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING BHflll E l • ■ ■ 1 — 1 si 7IRG « WZLSmr i , ' ■ « «,, nails • • 1972 Homecoming Queen Teresa Wilson Miss Teresa Wilson, a sophomore art educa- tion major from West Union, Ohio, was selected by a panel of judges from among 15 finalists to reign as queen over the 1972 Homecoming. Sponsored by Keene Hall, Teresa is a member of the Eastern art club and her main interests are art, modeling, and water sports. 5tv •Vv y [r 5 . v t ' - M ■ HvH tEBp - ' Jt kj K ' K P fi — tmM sl HI [ jl F% 3f Z 5  j-.-?%i. ' , r - ■ -l  JN iHV A k P •x-— rf j ' rw Lm A Jy • j SBir i | rVc M 1K1 ' wf m U-jT ' B { v - Hi !!■ • • _ r ■ - - ' UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING 85 1972 Homecoming Court The 1 972 Homecoming Court was chosen from among 62 candi- dates by students in the largest campus-wide queen election ever held. A panel of judges picked the Homecoming Queen along with her first and second runners-up. First runner-up was Miss Frances Adams, an interior design major from Elizabethtown, who also was chosen by Bob Hope as one of the twelve girls to accompany his annual Christmas tour of military bases around the world. Debbie Begley, a special and elementary education major from Amelia, Ohio, was the second runner-up. Miss Begley, a member of Phi Mu sorority, was also a Miss Richmond runner-up. FRANCES ADAMS, Chemistry Club 86 UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING KANDY CLAY, Gymnastics Club DEBBIE BEGLEY, Palmer Hall UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING 87 CINDY HOPKINS, Beta Omicron Gamma SUSAN CHILDERS, Telford Hall 88 UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING PHATANEE CHIARAVANOND, International Students UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING 89 SHELLEY McCONKEY, Sullivan Hall 90 UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING MARGUERITE IRVIN, Black Student Union SHARON BODNAR, Martin Hall UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING 91 LYNDA SUE BERTRAM, Women ' s Interdorm 92 UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING BECKY SUE BAILEY, Veteran ' s Club KATHY LANE, Baptist Student Union UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING 93 f - :r ' i w SHELLEY WEDERS, Freshman Class MINDY HALL, Case Hall 94 UNIVERSITY LIFE HOMECOMING Queen Athena Cynthia Spratt Smith Reigning as the 1972-73 Queen Athena, the mythical goddess of skill, wisdom, and warfare was Cynthia Spratt Smith, senior physical educa- tion major from Louisville. Selected by members of the Association of the United States Army and advanced course cadets, she served as sponsor of the ROTC Brigade and commander of the Sponsor Corps. UNIVERSITY LIFE QUEEN ATHENA 95 Junior Karen Hamilton Crowned Miss Eastern Miss Karen Hamilton, a 21 -year-old junior from Owensboro, was selected as Miss Eastern 1973 during the annual spring pageant sponsored by the Eastern Panhellenic Council. Miss Hamilton, a junior physical education major, did a song and dance routine to I ' m Just a Girl Who Can ' t Say No, from Rodgers and Hammerstein ' s Oklahoma! for her talent. The first runner-up was Miss Debbie Begley, junior from Amelia, Ohio. Miss Begley, a special education major, performed a comic monologue. Miss Jean Hempfling, junior from Hebron, was second runner-up. A music education major, Miss Hempfling presented a song as her talent. Miss Congeniality of the Miss Eastern Pageant and fourth runner-up was Miss Mary Kay Por- tune, sophomore from Kettering, Ohio. Talent presented during the 1973 Miss Eastern Pageant included Becky Farley (top right) singing, When You Wish Upon a Star, Jo Ann Jeffers (above), dancing to Mr. Bojangles, and Debbie Begley (right), presenting a comic monologue. 96 UNIVERSITY LIFE MISS EASTERN Above left: The 1973 Miss Eastern, Miss Karen Hamilton, presents as her talent a selection from the musical Oklahoma!. Above: After being crowned the new Miss Eastern, and the University ' s 1973 Miss Kentucky Pageant representative, Miss Hamilton is presented to the audience. Left: Her eyes filled with tears of joy, Miss Hamilton receives a silver bowl and dozen red roses from last year ' s second runner-up, Debbie Delduca. UNIVERSITY LIFE MISS EASTERN 97 Theresa Smith, Beauty of Blackness In a candle- lit Edwards Auditorium, the annual Miss Black Richmond contest was held Decem- ber 2. Chosen to reign as the Beauty of Black- ness was Miss Theresa Smith, a medical technol- ogy major from Louisville. Selected from 1 7 con- testants, Miss Smith ' s talent was a modern dance number. Miss Smith ' s interests are all sports including swimming and softball. The first runner-up was Miss Shandra Jackson from Birmingham, Alabama, and second runner- up was Miss Vicki Hampton of Louisville. Talent plays an important part in choosing the winner in the Miss Black Richmond Pageant as Karen Yates performs. Leonetta Lacaden, Theresa Smith, Karen Yates, and Vicki Hamp- ton, finalists in the Miss Black Richmond contest wait anxiously for announcement of the winner. 98 UNIVERSITY LIFE Miss Theresa Smith, the new Miss Black Richmond, receives con- gratulations from a fellow contestant. UNIVERSITY LIFE 99 All Campus Activities Revolve Around Class Predominant of student activities were classes. And the academic situations were as diverse as the students themselves. Whether lab, lecture or independent study, the classroom was the cen- tral issue that more or less dictated the amount ot time available for other activities. To supplement class attendance, students are required to do additional research in the library and in laboratories. 100 UNIVERSITY LIFE Top: A student prepares for his class in music education. Above: Courses offered in flower arranging in the agriculture department prepare the student for practical studies in the floristry business. UNIVERSITY LIFE 101 102 UNIVERSITY LIFE Opposite: Vikki Hall puts on a skit during her special education class. Top and above: Students listen for proper intonations in French class taught by Dr. John H. Williams. UNIVERSITY LIFE 103 104 UNIVERSITY LIFE NOTICE TURN Off LIGHTS WHtN HAVING .rtiMiu 4 ' (£f - WmJJJU. ' : LX VfV € Animals Frequent Campus Scene Animals were always topics of interest on cam- pus. Roaming freely or walking on leashes with their owners, animals of varied sorts were fre- quent visitors. Some students illegally possessed animals in their dorm rooms including such assortments as hamsters, guinea pigs, pygmy snakes or cats. The animals were concealed during room checks and many went unnoticed. Campus was also a setting where Richmond residents and off-campus students had leisurely walks with their pets. The campus itself was a haven for small wild animals. The ravine was the home for the inquisi- tive grey squirrel and the chattering birds. Stu- dents enjoyed the animals ' presence and they added to the beauty of the campus. UNIVERSITY LIFE 105 Second semester registration packs the auxiliary gym as students wait in line for class cards. Below: Totally empty after registration, the bare auxiliary gym is a contrast to the jammed, packed picture above. 106 UNIVERSITY LIFE Filling out the backs of IBM cards is close to the last step in the long and tiring process of registration. Short Semester Added for Spring Spring semester registration began with a little less confusion tor students, due to pre-registra- tion that had taken place earlier in December. Although many students registered early, the familiar long lines and closed classes occurred. The auxiliary gym was filled with students waiting for advisors ' signatures, more class cards, and solutions to changed class schedules. After pay- ing fees, students anxiously left the turmoil of registration. Eastern ' s enrollment for the spring semester was again up from the previous year. Registra- tion offered more than 2,500 classes, making it the most varied curriculum ever offered at East- ern. Included in new programs for the spring semester was the initiation of the new short semester. This program offered high school stu- dents who graduated in December or February the opportunity to begin their college study in early March. Floor conferences held by students on schedule changes and additions are a common sight. UNIVERSITY LIFE 107 108 UNIVERSITY LIFE Patterns Reflect Orderly Campus UNIVERSITY LIFE 109 Museum Rebuilds Authentic Cabin Filled with more than 260,000 volumes, the John Crabbe Library contained facilities that aided the student in every area of study. The solitude of the library caused it to become one of the best places for serious study. The library provided equipment which included copying machine s, microfilm auditors, dial access, and visual aides. Some of materials open for student use was a periodical room where stu- dents kept up to date with fashions, sports and scientific literature. Under the direction of Miss Jane Munson, cura- tor of the library museum, work was being com- pleted on a log cabin filled with objects hand- made by Kentucky residents. This cabin was open to student viewing and was a step in trans- forming the present museum into a Kentuckiana Museum. Right: The library provides a good atmosphere and study aides tor students to complete their study assignments. Below: Major and minor newspapers are found in the library, where students can catch up on hometown news as well as the international scene. Top: An authentic log cabin purchased for the Dorris Museum is part of a display on Kentucky colonial days. Left: The card cata- logue is an important tool to students in researching topics for term papers. Above: Rhonda Smith, an art major, helps to recon- struct the fireplace of the log cabin. UNIVERSITY LIFE 111 Diverse activities spot the campus during warm spring days. 112 UNIVERSITY LIFE Spring Lures Students to Outdoor Activity Spring ' s warm weather lured student activity into the outdoors as a new season began for Eastern ' s athletic teams. Tennis, baseball, track, and golf began along with numerous Greek activ- ities as the spring semester grew short and hopes for the summer grew long. UNIVERSITY LIFE 113 Bike Racks Installed on Campus Bicycles hit campus last year, and numbers kept on rising. With increased parking problems and high gasoline prices more students turned to two wheels for transportation. Bicycles were found everywhere, locked on light poles, stair- cases, fire hydrants and stored in dorm recrea- tion rooms. In order to accommodate this large influx of bikes, bicycle racks were approved by the Board of Regents and installed throughout the campus. •wi. fc- Above: Before the installation of the bicycle racks, students find any possible place to lock their bike that couldn ' t be carried away. Right center: Bicycling is one of the most popular and relaxing ways to pass a warm spring afternoon. Bikes were considered by many students to be absolute necess ties that had to be brought back to the campus in the fall. 114 UNIVERSITY LIFE Above: One of the bicycle racks installed during the second semester is located by Combs Hall, serving residents of Combs and Martin Hall Dormitories. Top right: The sheer joy of getting out and Bnjoying the fresh air is expressed in this coed ' s face. UNIVERSITY LIFE 115 Spring Fever Competes With Mid-Term Exams Spring came early to the Eastern cam- pus this year. The first week ot March brought a week of temperatures in the 70 ' s and brought mid-terms and spring fever into head-to-head competition for student attention. Students spilled onto the campus, glad to be outdoors after a not-too-cold, but generally wet winter. i V ' - ' . • ' A I 116 UNIVERSITY LIFE UNIVERSITY LIFE 117 ' . ' .r- ' - ■ ' . ■■ ,.- P- ' Vi?. 118 UNIVERSITY LIFE UNIVERSITY LIFE 119 bs ® .:..-?A r c ? 120 UNIVERSITY LIFE Fancies Turned by Springtime With the presence of spring, love became the major thought in the minds of many. In the grill, at the fountain, or strolling through the ravine, couples could be seen. Aside from all the hustle and bustle of campus activities, spring was also a time for thinking about all the year ' s good times. A quiet walk through the ravine, couples time and place for reflecting on the past and dreaming about the future. UNIVERSITY LIFE 121 Dr. Roy Meckler, Professor of Learning Disabilities, oversees a final in a special education cla s: 122 UNIVERSITY LIFE Finals Cause Anxious Moments Finals week was a time of hard study- ing, cramming, sleepless nights, and anxious moments. After the many hours of preparation, times of remorse occur- red. Students wished that they had spent more time studying and more time preparing. Moments of forgetfulness approached on the faces of students as test time came and went. Students counted the moments till the finals would be over. There were now able to head for home and relax after the hard week and wait for their grades. Taking her last test during finals week, Sue Anderson rechecks her paper. UNIVERSITY LIFE 123 Graduation Fulfills Hopes and Dreams With the completion ot finals, graduating sen- iors prepared for their last undergraduate activity at Eastern. Commencement exercises brought to a close years of hard work and learning. Along with many fond memories, graduation presented a sense of reality to past expectations. Fulfilling the dreams of many proud parents, graduation ended with the presentation of degrees by Presi- dent Robert R. Martin to the Class of 73. Top: Rows of chairs fill up with friends and relatives as time for commencement nears. Above: A proud mother aids her son with a few last-minute preparations for graduation. 124 UNIVERSITY LIFE Top: As night falls, faculty and staff fill the pavilion stage as Presi- dent Martin prepares to confer degrees at summer commence- ment. Left: Many years of hopeful expectation are fulfilled as graduating seniors receive their diplomas. Above: After gradua- tion, friends and relatives record the proud moment on film to become a lasting memory. UNIVERSITY LIFE 125 m m 5®££ $ ? - ' ' S0W  «§ i ;«S ; j issfc5y i§£ $S s ss e W -■ ■ ' t S«ftv . i,: ■ ■?« ■ lii SS : assasr--- ie 1 i m %■! r .- • •::i «:S m Ps, .;■ ■•S. B % MILESTONE fp N i%H« f iSmM •sa 3si ■ ' . ' . ' •.•S ■•■■ ' ACAD8MICS ' ' ' ?. M THE BOARD OF REGENTS. FRONT ROW: Mr. William L. Wallace, Mr. Luther Farmer, Mr. Earle B. Combs, Chairman, and Mr. Rob- ert B. Begley, Vice Chairman. BACK ROW: Mr. Gerald E. May, Dr. Donald C. Haney, Mr. Larry W. Cleveland, Mr. Henry D. Stra ton, and Mr. Marvin Edwards. Not pictured is Mr. John M. Keith Jr., who was appointed atter the photograph was made. Governor Ford Helps Break Ground Governor Wendell H. Ford was a key fig- ure in two major campus events during 1972-73. His first appearance came at the ground- breaking ceremonies for the Law Enforce- ment-Traffic Safety Center October 18. He was scheduled to deliver the commence- ment address and to receive an honorary doctorate at the May graduation exercises. Praising Eastern ' s involvement in law enforcement education, he said ... the University should be commended for inte- grating it into the overall academic program. It can ' t help but get stronger. Governor Ford started the implementation of his program for the reorganization of state government during 1972. He drew national attention twice in February when he addressed the Yale Political Union and was one of several governors who spoke before Congressional committees concerning the proposed federal budget. Governor Ford delivers the principal address at the ground breaking to the Law Enforcement-Traffic Safety Center. 128 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION toard of Regents Sells Construction Bonds resident Martin presents his quarterly report at a Board of egents meeting. The University ' s policy making body — the Board of Regents — had much of th eir 1972-73 activity centered around the Law Enforcement- Traffic Safety Center. In two significant meetings, the Board voted approval of the project October 4 and sold bonds to finance construction of the $6.5 million struc- ture February 6. Interim approval of the project had come from the State Council on Public Higher Education and the State Department of Finance. Earlier in the year the Board voted to adopt a self-regulated hours program for women students after having studied the system for a year on a trial basis. Approval of the 1973-74 institutional budget was another major function of the Board. The Board members, appointed to four year terms by the Governor, are successful men who have made significant contributions in their pro- fessions. Student and faculty representatives, elected by their peers, were given voting privi- leges this year. 30ARD MEMBERS. Larry Cleveland, Dr. Don Haney, Henry Strat- Governor Ford, and Luther Farmer aid in the ground breaking on, John Keith, Jr., Gerald May, William Wallace, Robert Begley, ceremonies for the Law Enforcement-Traffic Safety Center. ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION 129 President and Mrs. Robert R. Martir 130 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION J I Dr. Martin Ends Year As AASCU President President Robert R. Martin marked his 13th year as Eastern ' s sixth president with a continua- tion of his role of educational leadership at both state and national levels. His active year as president of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities — an organization whose members enroll one- fourth of the nation ' s college students — came to an end in November. He was credited by Dr. Darrell Holmes, AASCU past president, as bringing the Association this year to a new level of accomplishment and maturity: not only are we the largest ever . . . but we also have seen the fruition of a compre- hensive and highly effective program designed to impact national legislative policy. As president of the association, Dr. Martin worked with congressional leaders and testified before committees to secure passage of the Higher Education Bill in the 1972 session of Con- gress. Locally. Dr. Martin led the fight to retain East- ern ' s Kentucky leadership in law enforcement education following the release of a consultant ' s study suggesting fragmentation of existing pro- grams here. He also maintained the academic and physical development of the University and directed plan- ning for the observance of a centennial of higher education on the campus, scheduled to begin in July. Eastern traces its lineage to the founding of Central University here in 1874. Above: President Martin walks along the Powell Building ' s colon- nade as he looks over the University Center. Left: President Mar- tin receives a silver bowl in appreciation of his year ' s service to AASCU from Dr. Darrell Holmes. ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION 131 Above: President Martin awards the hon- orary degree of Doctor of Laws to Dr. Allan Ostar, executive director of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, during Summer Com- mencement exercises. Right: President Martin presents the Association ' s Distin- guished Alumnus Award to Mrs. Lynda Bird Robb, who accepted on behalf of her father, Former President. 132 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION ice President for Administration, Dr. J. C. Powell, records the business being conducted during a Regents meeting. Dr. Powell Directs University Fiscal Affairs Dr. J. C. Powell, Vice President for Administra- tor!, exercised authorit y in the fiscal affairs of the Jniversity. Dr. Powell had as one of his major assignments the preparation of Eastern ' s internal Dudget. The organization of bond issues for construc- :ion projects and development of applications for ederal funds for construction were among other responsibilities assigned to the office. The bond issue for the Law Enforcement-Traffic Safety Center was the main issue, with the building scheduled to be completed in 1975. Dr. Powell was also responsible for the direc- tion and supervision of the Office of Internal Auditor, Division of Safety and Security, and Divi- sion of Data Processing. ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION 133 Dr. John D. Rowlett serves as the acting academic vice presider as well as Vice President for Research and Developmer Programs Grow; Research Secures Grant! The direction of scholastic programs for a record on-campus enrollm ent of 10,580 students was the task of Dr. John D. Rowlett, who served as acting Vice President for Academic Affairs. Dr. Rowlett also continued his responsibilities as Vice President for Research and Development. New graduate and undergraduate degree pro- grams swelled the University ' s total number of major programs to 171. They ranged in scope from 25 two-year associate-of-arts degrees to some 52 graduate level offerings. Facilities to service growing academic pro- grams included the Presnell Building, the Thomas E. McDonough Intramural Fields and conversion of space in the Ault and Weaver buildings. Construction continued on the Jane F Campbell Building and work was commenced oi the Law Enforcement-Traffic Safety Center. The Office of Research and Developmen worked as the liaison agency between Easteri and governmental offices. Dr. Rowlett worket with faculty in securing federal grants for a vari ety of academic programs. Grant support was received for more than 4( programs, coming from both public and privati funding agencies. The office ' s Division of Institu tional Research, under the direction of Dr. R Dean Acker, administered the undergraduate an graduate record examinations and conducte research projects on a variety of subjects. 134 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION Top: President Martin and Dr. Rowlett examine the blueprints for the Law Enforcement-Traffic Safety Center. Left: Leonard Taylor, regist- rar, checks diplomas at summer commencement. Above: Dr. Ken- neth Clawson serves as Coordinator of Allied Health Programs in addition to his position as Dean of Richmond Community College. ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION 135 Student Affairs Areas Increase Services Spearheaded by Vice President Thomas D. Myers, divisions of the Office of Student Affairs extended their activities and services. The office was responsible for admissions, financial aid, housing, health services, orientation, student activities, and social adjustment and counseling. The Counseling Center made use of additional rooms in Ellendale Hall for assisting students in educational-vocational goal-planning and curricu- lar choice. The center also acted as a referral agent for the University psychiatric services. Stu- dent Health Services were increased with the addition of a second physician. Above: Dr. Tom Myers takes a break from his duties as Vice Pres- ident for Student Affairs to keep time at a swim meet. Right: Mr. Skip Daugherty, director of student organizations and activities, discusses a club project. 136 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION Dr. Wilbur Houston, director of the Student Health Service, stands by in case his services are needed at a football game Miss Janet Hibbard awaits her next query in the Ombudsman ' s Powell Building Office. The Ombudsman ' s Job Is to Listen The office of Ombudsman, created in 1969 by the Board of Regents, was occupied this year by Miss Janet G. Hibbard on the recommendation of President Martin. She became the fourth faculty member and the first woman to hold the office. Miss Hibbard received requests, concerns, and grievances of the student body. She discussed these problems with the students, then referred them to the proper university officials. She also made recommendations to President Martin regarding campus problems. ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION 137 Business Affairs Steps Up Activities The Office of Business Affairs coordinated all phases of the university program where financial matters were concerned. Headed by Vice Presi- dent Neal Donaldson, the office was responsible for accounting and budgetary control, operation and maintenance of the physical plant and grounds, purchasing, and the operation of auxil- iary enterprises and services. Such things as the Donaldson Service Com- plex and the food service components of the Uni- versity Center broadened the scope of operation. New services included refrigerator rental, increased check cashing facilities, laundry and dry cleaning facilities, and a barber shop. With the renovation of the Keen Johnson Building completed, the University Store provided expanded services. Mr. Neal Donaldson, Vice President for Business Affairs, super- vises the financial and service functions of the University. A second check cashing facility was welcomed by many students who found the Powell Building service closer to campus paths. 138 ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION Above: Mr. Donald R. Feltner, Vice President for Public Affairs, is -esponsible for seeing that the public stays constantly aware of Eastern ' s continued development. Below: Dr. Billy Wells and Mr. Earl Roberts assist Mr. Guy Hatfield with the unveiling of the pla- ques bearing the names of Century Club members during the dedication of the Chapel of Meditation. Public Affairs nterprets Program The office of Public Affairs, headed by Vice President Donald R. Feltner, strove to improve communications both within the University Com- munity and with EKU ' s various publics. Special events, beginning with the dedication of the Chapel of Meditation in May, were a major activity of the office. President Martin ' s 13th Anniversary in office, plague and portrait unveil- ings, the reopening of the Keen Johnson Build- ing and Founders Day were among the programs coordianted by the office. University-School Relations and the Office of Alumni Affairs continued their annual Band Day, Alumni Day and Homecoming activities. Placement and News and Publications activi- ties increased. The printing of two-year supplies of several official publications and other meas- ures resulted in substantial savings. FYI, the on-campus newsletter, continued its weekly chronicling of coming events and official announcements. Equipment was added to speed the reporting of news to the media. ACADEMICS ADMINISTRATION 139 Dr. Clyde J. Lewis, Dean of Central University College discusses with Dr. Leroy L. Barlow, Associate Dean of CUC, an idea pres- ented in a paper received in his Man, Culture, and Society class. CUC Increases Course Offerings Central University College, Eastern ' s general studies and academic advising organization, added courses to its curricula and hosted a regional conterence that attracted visiting schol- ars trom eight states. Directed by Dean Clyde J. Lewis, CUC contin- ued its function of enrolling incoming freshmen in its general studies program and provided the new students with concentrated academic advisement. Added to the CUC course offering was a col- lege colloquium which could be taken for credit during the spring semester. An Experimental Writing Lab was developed to assist students in English composition and the Learning Lab con- tinued its programs offering a second chance to students experiencing problems adjusting to college study. The Learning Lab also offered a program in speedreading to the University com- munity. The Department of Social Science, in coopera- tion with the International Society for the Com- parative Study of Civilizations, hosted a regional conference for scholars in the social sciences to exchange cross-cultural information. CUC continued to operate a pre-registration program for freshmen during the summer months. 140 ACADEMICS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Vt registration students find any suitable place to make last-minute class changes Below: M. Bruce MacLaren, assistant professor in Physical Sciences, demonstrates the precision teeded to weigh with the single beam balance. ACADEMICS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 141 With a slide presentation of Oriental religions, a student reviews his lecture notes in the CUC Learning Lab. I I To Impress, Express. Aristotle The CUC Academic Counseling and Learning Laboratory under thej direction ot Mrs. Ann Algier was moved to a new location in the Bert Combs Building. Emphasis was placed on efficient learning, essay writing, test tak- ! ing material and vocalizing in class. Students were placed in smalli groups where major course concepts were considered, discussed, 1 and clarified. Resources such as films, tape recordings, and outside 1 reading material supplemented material already available to the stu- dent. A project to interest veterans in returning to college was instituted! this year. Graduate students assisted in the development and the 1 continuing of the Learning Laboratory. 142 ACADEMICS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ' :. I If ' 4ft ' 9 t • ' ■ I ■ t i , Above: Using the Autotutor, Gwendolyn White studies at her own pace by answering questions the machine reflects on the screen. Below: Good study habits are also taught as a coed studies by reviewing the notes she placed on index cards. ACADEMICS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 143 Above Captain James Parham familiarizes coed cadets with the 75mm pack howitzer. Below: Being the only girl i the class provides for a humorous atmosphere as Bettina Bentley laughs at the instructor ' s explanation of the militaij men ' s dress code. Eastern ' s ROTC Goes Coeducationa Eastern was selected as one of ten Universities which this year began offering Army Reserve Offi- cer Training Corps programs to women. The pro- gram was started as a five-year pilot project that, for the first time, permitted women to be commis- sioned as second lieutenants through Army ROTC participation. EKU was also one of two schools to provide military police branch training. Twenty-three women cadets were enrolled during fall registration. They were reguired to complete most of the same basic courses as men students including training in basic military subjects, military history, and leadership technigues. Women participated only in the four-year ROTC program. They were eligible to compete for all types of scholarships on the same schedule as the male students. A modified summer camp has been planned to begin in the summer of 1975. 144 ACADEMICS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Sonia Hale and Rita Fredericks, two of the twenty-three women enrolled in the ROTC program, take notes from Captain Donald J. Catron ' s lecture on military his- tory. Below: Connie Lewis adjusts her hat for inspection as she and fellow ROTC cadets head for a leadership lab. ACADEMICS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 145 Arts and Technology Continues New Facilities The College of Applied Arts and Technology improved and expanded the scope of several departments under the direction of Dr. William Sexton, dean of the college. In the Department of Agriculture, there were few changes, but completion of a third green- house for ornamental horticulture brought new prospects for horticulture majors. Industrial education and industrial technology expanded and moved into the first and second level of the Ault Building. The conversion project added two woodworking laboratories, a finishing room, laboratories for power mechanics and fluid power, and additional office space. The Home Economics Department improved specialized laboratories in the Burrier Building. Included additions were fume hoods, an emer- gency shower, and other safety features. Plans were underway for construction of a building to house programs in the Department of Nursing and to provide expanded student health services. Groundbreaking for the Law Enforcement and Traffic Safety Complex was completed in the Falli of 1972. Governor Wendell Ford and other state and local officials participated in the exercises. Construction began during the spring semester, 1973 with scheduled completion during 1975. Dean William Sexton listens to proposed changes in the plans for curriculum development in his college. 146 ACADEMICS COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY Programs Expanded, Ault Renovated Several courses were added to the Industrial Technology curriculum. A variety of special prob- lems courses, a military science option, and a new course in integrated circuits on the graduate level were among those courses ottered. The graduate program h as steadily increased since its establishment two years ago. Dr. Kenneth S. Hansson, head of the Industrial Technology Department, attended several confer- ences including the National Association of Industrial Technology in Memphis and the Ameri- can Technology Society in Atlanta. With the ren- ovation of the Ault Building complete, the depart- ment moved its power mechanics and wood and wood technology labs into the new facilities. The newly renovated Ault Building was also used by the Industrial Education Department. The chairman of the department, Dr. Clyde O. Craft, attended the Kentucky Industrial Education Asso- ciation conference which was held in Louisville. Dr. Jack Luy and Mr. Dale Patrick contributed a shop math text and electronic text books. The annual Student Craftsman ' s Fair was held in the spring, featuring student work. Top: Dr. Clyde O. Craft, industrial education chairman, takes time to reply to correspondence prior to a class lecture. Above: Rick Spencer operates the offset duplicator in Industrial Tech. ACADEMICS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 147 Dream Comes True at Groundbreaking This fall groundbreaking ceremonies were held for a multi-million dollar Law Enforcemenf-Traffic Safety Center. This dream was finally realized after three years of planning. The proposed com- pletion date has been set in 1975. The School of Law Enforcement was begun in 1966 with a class of 47 students. The School has increased to some 2,346 majors and minors. A major in criminalistics has been in the planning stages along with a Kiwanis-Law Enforcement workshop on campus disorder. Five full-time fac- ulty members were added to the staff. The Traffic Safety Institute under the direction of Leslie H. Leach has added several new pro- grams including driver education teacher prepa- ration program, breathalyzer program, and driver license examination program. Mr. Leach was appointed by Governor Ford as vice chairman of the Traffic Safety Coordinating Committee. SITE OF eAS TE N KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAFFICSAFETY CENTER MASON HANGER-S LASMASON CO INC ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS The Law Enforcement-Traffic Safety Center will include a water safety training lake, a driving range, and the main building. Mr. Robert W. Posey lectures to a coed Law Enforcement class. He is the Dean of the School of Law Enforcement. 148 ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY Dr. Jerry Miller and Mr. Leslie H. Leach demonstrate a reaction timer which measures drivers ' reflexes. rhe seal of the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council, a state jgency associated with the campus. Mr. Robert Stone, director of the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council, works to maintain training levels for policemen. ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY 149 Automatic milking machines are used in the Stateland Dairy Center. Stu- dents work on the University Farm to gain career experience. Dr. William A. Householder, chairman ot the Agriculture Department, inspects the new greenhouse. Harvesting hay continues even in the early morning fog 150 ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY 3am Spaulding helps in the fall harvest by stripping tobacco. Ag Department Adds Greenhouse The Department ot Agriculture involved stu- dents, faculty, and other area residents with new activities and additional facilities. The greenhouse was opened to add to the facilities available to horticulture students. A tractor pulling contest, which was nationally sanctioned, was held at the Madison County Fairgrounds. The first annual meeting of the Kentucky Turf- grass Council was held on campus. Dr. Dwight G. Barkley was elected executive secretary of the Council. The Council was organized for turfgrass research and promotion and to bring Kentucky recognition as a leading state in the turfgrass industry. -arm machinery such as tractors must be checked and repaired or occasional detects. Dr. Glenn Hayes tests a diesel engine. ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY 151 Nursing Enrollment Continues Upswing The Department of Nursing continued to aid in the alleviation of nurse shortages through the Pikeville Cooperative Nursing Project. This pro- ject was instituted to help economically deprived students. The forty-two students alternated one semester of work and one semester of study. This project was funded by HEW in cooperation with the Pikeville Model Cities agency. There was a 35 percent increase in enrollment. The Nurse Capitation Grant and the Allied Health Grant for Medical Records were among several grants awarded to the Nursing Department. The staff and students of the department attended several conventions including the Kentucky Association of Nursing Students Convention and the Southern Regional Education Board. Donna Hehl and Faye Pace, junior Nursing students, work in the intensive care unit at Pattie A. Clay Hospital. As part of medical assistants program, students practice applying pressure bandages to stop serious bleeding. Joyce Ramsey learns to set up a filing system in the Medical Records Science Laboratory. 152 ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY A part of nurse ' s training is learning the technique ot taking blood pressure. . ■ William Geier adjusts the temperature of an incubator. Mrs. Charlotte Denny, chairman of the Department of Nursing, stresses the importance of cleanliness in a hospital. ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY 153 Demonstration of an oven is a prerequisite to cooking in basic Pam Caldwell tests the abrasion resistance of cloth with the use food preparation courses. of the Taber Abraser. t 1 Home economics majors learn through practical experience in child development. 154 ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY Dr. Roberta B. Hill and Sheila Wathen discuss proposed curricu- lum changes in the Home Economics Department. Home Ec Lab Adds Safety Features Dr. Roberta B. Hill, chairman of the Depart- ment of Home Economics, presented the Burrier Award and the Weaver Award to outstanding Home Economics students. Class enrollment in the department increased 20 percent over last year, and along with the enrollment boom safety features were added in the research laboratory. Several meetings and conventions were attended by the faculty including the State and National Diabetic Association, the State Interior Design Association, and the National Conference for Textile Teachers. A workshop was held by the Kentucky Nutrition Council. Professional Dietetic organizations attended the Nutrition in Action workshop on campus. Cathy Marsh uses a testing device in the textiles laboratory. Right: Children ' s reac- tions are important to child care majors. ACADEMICS APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY 155 Art and Sciences Gain Programs, Grants Under the leadership of Dean Frederic D. Ogden, three new master ' s degree programs were initiated in the College of Arts and Sci- ences. These programs were an M.A. in sociol- ogy, an M.A. in Education with an emphasis in general science and an M.M. with specialization in performance in music. A new Bachelor of Arts degree was established in chemistry. In conjunc- tion with other colleges, Arts and Sciences estab- lished several new courses in the area of adult education. The college has approved two new Bachelor of Science programs which will be offered for the first time in 1973-74. These programs, under the jurisdiction of the Department of Biological Sci- ences, are in environmental resources and microbiology. All departments have emphasized the improve- ment of their programs and course offerings. Many existing courses have been revised with additional courses added in most areas. Contin- ued attention has been given to the improvement of the facilities and equipment. Under the auspices of the National Science Foundation, the College Science Improvement Program (COSIP) assisted the biology, chemistry, geology, and physics departments in the improvement of instruction in these areas. Continued growth occurred in the graduate programs. The programs in biology, English, geology, history, music, public administration, and psychology had an especially strong response. In public administration faculty mem- bers conducted classes in Frankfort to enable state employees to participate in this program. Dean Frederic D. Ogden explains the requirements to be fulfilled by an undergraduate student. 156 ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES .es Rice attempts to keep a chemical solution at a constant emperature while running an experiment. Chemistry Department Installs Equipment Financed by a grant from the COSIP (College Science Improvement Program), a complete ren- ovation of the freshman laboratory welcomed first semester chemistry students to Eastern this year. Dr. Harry M. Smiley, departmental chairman, reported a significant increase in the Chemistry 101 enrollment, as well as steady growth in the graduate program. Eastern ' s Department of Chemistry also installed a nuclear magnetic resonance spec- trometer in its laboratories, for use in projects in organic chemistry. The Dow Chemical Company, in turn, donated a used computer to complement this spectrometer. Dr. Tom Badgett, assistant professor of chemistry, demonstrates he technique used in forming glass tubings. ACADEMICS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 157 Above: Dr. Raymond B. Otero dissects an experimentally infected mouse. Right: Jim Ross examines the tubes for culture growth in the walk-in incubator. Biology Department Emphasizes Ecology! The Department ot Biological Sciences, headed by Dr. Edwin A. Hess, broadened research opportunities to students. The increased availability of research projects in both under- graduate and graduate areas allowed study of advanced techniques in the areas of ecology, fisheries, genetics, microbiology, and wildlife. To correlate with the more advanced studies, new equipment such as the liquid scintillator counter, freeze dryer, electron microscope, and a gas chromatograph were obtained. Financial aid was received from the National! Science Foundation and a COSIP grant for cur-: ricula improvement. Faculty and students! attended conventions and workshops in Ohio, 119 nois, North Carolina, Florida, Alabama, and Ken-I tucky for new techniques in electrophretic charm- 1 ber studies, parasitology, curriculum study, and phycology. 158 ACADEMICS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Psychology Acquires Research Facilities Under the leadership of Dr. James A. Lee, chairman of the psychology department, there had been continued growth in departmental cur- ricula and facilities. New graduate courses were proposed in Cognitive Processes and Experimen- tal Personality while a new two-semester experi- mental sequence has been implemented for majors and minors. Current facilities were expanded by the acqui- sition of new lab space in the Memorial Science Building and the Alumni Coliseum. Research equipment was also increased with the addition of an operant conditioning and brain-behavior apparatus. Left: Psychology students participate in an e xperiment in depth perception. Above: Laboratory practices involving test animals trace behavior patterns. Below: Testing eye dominance is included in psychology ' s new laboratory facilities. Mathematicians Publish Articles Two new mathematics courses were proposed for general education credit, titled Finite Mathe- matics and Computers in the Modern World. The calculating machines laboratory received four electronic calculators to add to the others already in use. Dr. Bennie R. Lane, chairman of the mathe- matics department, attended the annual Ameri- can Mathematical Society — Mathematical Asso- ciation of America meeting in Dallas, Texas, in late January. He was accompanied by Dr. E. C. Curtis and Dr. Amy P. King. Dr. Marijo O. LeVan published several articles in mathematical jour- nals and Dr. Lane had the third of a collection of programmed guides published. Above: Dr. Francesco G. Scorsone poses beside one of the expe- rimental guided air-cushioned vehicles which is part of his research. Right: Math blackboards seem to be a maze of sym- bols. 160 ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES Geology, Geography Receive New Equipment Dr. Donald C. Haney, chairman of the Depart- ment of Geology has continued to coordinate departmental expansion. With a grant provided by the National Science Foundation for the Col- lege Science Improvement Program facilities were expanded by the purchase of new equip- ment. This equipment included a new research microscope, Differential Thermal Analyzer and a Luminoscope for classroom and research use. During spring break a group of ten students, led by Dr. Haney, visited the Grand Canyon and Mexico, two areas rich in geological formations. The department also sponsored a guest speaker, Dr. Cornelius S. Hurlbut. This outstand- ing scientist from Boston College spent a week on Eastern ' s campus holding s eminars and giv- ing lectures for those interested in Geology. The geography department, under the chair- manship of Dr. Joseph R. Schwendeman has shown progress by strengthening its undergradu- ate planning program. This program includes comprehensive study in urban, state, regional and environmental planning. The department was able to expand its facili- ties with aquisition of additional meterological equipment for classroom and research use. With funds provided by the Office of Economic Opportunity, the geography department was able to continue participation in a four county project. Left: Larry Ackers, Barry Burkett, and Steve Burns examine a topographic map. Above: Dr. Donald Haney discusses acquisition of new equipment. ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES 161 Theatre Opens; English Adds Course The Speech and Drama Department, under the direction of Dr. Richard L. Benson, was expanded to include courses in stage mechanics and stage lighting. In 1972, the Pearl Buchanan Theatre was renovated along with the rest of the Keen Johnson Building. The theater, now com- pleted, opened with Ray Bradbury ' s play Dan- delion Wine. The English Department during the 72-73 academic year presented a new course, Topics in English, that consisted of topics such as women in literature, and black literature. The faculty members of the department had an active year with most occupied producing and publishing various papers and articles in journals. Dr. Kelly Thurman, chairman of the English Department, accompanied Mr. Charles M. Latta to the SAMLA Convention. Dr. Ordelle Hill, English professor, contemplates the lesson planj for his afternoon composition class. Dr. Theodore N Smith, professor of Speech and Drama, relaxes amid his morning coffee and the first deluge of mail. Art Department Rewards Students Mr. Dan N. Shindelbower, chairman of the Art Department, enhanced the Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree program by recognizing graduating sen- iors with fine art awards. The awards were given to outstanding seniors in the areas of: art educa- tion, art history, painting, sculpture, and an over- all award to the outstanding art student. The art gallery, directed by Mr. Ron Isaacs brought in a variety of art shows for the use and study of real art. The exhibitions included sub- jects on painting, functional ceramics, graphic art, and printmaking. Students use creative imaginations to develop their artistic ideas in sculpturing and painting. ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES 163 Physics Department Receives Grants Dr. Ted George, chairman of the physics department, helped the department to another COSIP (College Science Improvement Program) grant. This grant was used to develop the com- puterized lab and to expand nuclear lab research. The National Science Foundation awarded a $3,800 grant for the purchase of scientific equip- ment to improve undergraduate instruction. This grant helped to improve the quality of undergrad- uate science instruction by updating curricula and laboratories. The nuclear lab received new facilities which included a multichannel analyzer with solid state detectors which were cooled by a process using liquid nitrogen. These new facili- ties provided the department with specific equip- ment to improve previous courses and to allow for new undergraduate courses. A flask reflects the interior of a nuclear physics laboratory. Richard Williams, a physics graduate student, discusses stereo sound systems during a seminar. 164 ACADEMICS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Above: Dr. Richard T. De George, professor of philosophy at the University of Kansas, speaks on Authority, Morality, and Free- dom and The New Marxists, Below: Mr Charles F, Emmons, assistant professor of anthropology and sociology, discusses the cultural minorities of Chicago. Departments Bring Lecturers Dr. Richard F. Armstrong, chairman of the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, developed the curricula by adding two new courses to provide a greater understanding of the social world. The social work program expanded extensively to allow for six social work traineeships. An Associate Professor of Sociology, Dr. Amiya K. Mohanty, lectured at Rust College, Holly Springs, Mississippi, on Social Values in an Age of Technology. Sociology and social work field studies were opened to the majors for experience in further studies. Anthropology also expanded to provide for an enrollment increase. The Department of Philosophy, under the lead- ership of Dr. R. Baine Harris, sponsored East- ern ' s first International Philosophy Conference held May 17-19. A grant from the Franklin Machette Foundation of New York provided funds for a series of philosophy lectures through- out the year. Expansion in the World Religions and Bible areas included an additional set of maps to enhance the curriculum. Dr. George Nordgulen, professor of religion and campus chaplain, pub- lished a paper in The New Scholasticism Journal. ACADEMICS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 165 Campbell Building to House Fine Arts Expansion in all areas of the music department was experienced under the guidance of Dr. George E. Muns, chairman of the department. The music department was made known to concert-goers throughout the region for the pub- lic performances presented by faculty, students and visiting artists. Upon completion of the Jane Campbell Build- ing the music department will have greatly expanded facilities. This new structure will con- tain 22 practice rooms and several performance areas. To keep pace with growth in both enrollment and facilities, curriculum was also enlarged. In the planning stage is a new option to offer a Bachelor ' s Degree in Music with emphasis on history and literature. Ideas for new course offer- ings in choral conducting and marching band methods were also introduced. For graduate students, the department added the Master of Music, specialization in perform- ance program. This and other graduate programs provided a core of courses designed to equip the professionals with an adeptness in their field. Dr. Charles L. Nelson, chairman of the depart- ment of Foreign Languages, was elected presi- dent of the Mountain Interstate Foreign Lan- guage Conference. The conference was held at Furman University where Dr. Alan Bettler, Dr. U. D. Boyd, Dr. Maria Scorsone, and Dr. John Wil- liams presented papers based on their respective languages. Germanic Notes, a literary publication, pub- lished an article entitled Friedrich Durrenmatt und sein Drama Play Strindberg written by Dr. Ursel Boyd. Germanic Notes was an interna- tional journal on German literature. Curriculum change within the department con- sisted of the addition of a course entitled Intro- duction to Spanish-American Literature. N ■ The music, foreign language, drama and art departments wilt have new facilities in the Jane F. Campbell Building. Dr. John D. Williams discusses a grammar point in his intermedi- ate French class. 166 ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES Dr. Nancy K. Forderhase hands out a study guide on the major confrontations during the Spanish-American War. Dr. Tae-Hwan Kwak discusses the levels ot national interest dur- ing a class on international politics. History, Political Science Professors Publish Books With leadership provided by Dr. J. M. Moore the political science department has continued to increase its enrollment, recording in two years a 40 percent jump. Dr. Moore also contributed to the book, Dilemmas of Political Participation: Issues for Thought and Simulations for Action, published by Prentice-Hall. Simulations designed by Dr. Moore and a fellow contributor were tested in their classrooms and then included in the new book. Four students went to New York City to partici- pate in a mock United Nations meeting. The stu- dents from Eastern took part in this meeting as the delegation from Thailand. Headed by Dr. G. W. Robinson, the Depart- ment of History had an enrollment of about 200 students. Curriculum changes included the aban- donment of a required minor with a history major and the Social Science Area program. A book by Dr. Lloyd J. Graybar, associate pro- fessor of history, was accepted for publication by the University Press of Kentucky. Other faculty members attended the Southern Historical Asso- ciation, American Historical Association, and the Organization of American Historians conferences. The Kerney Adams History Award and awards to outstanding seniors were announced in March. ACADEMICS ARTS AND SCIENCES 167 College of Business Adds Banking Degree Efforts to prepare students for careers in a wider variety of business areas were extended by the College of Business through the implementa- tion of a two-year Associate of Arts degree pro- gram in banking. This program, inaugurated dur- ing the spring semester, joined academic areas such as accounting, economics, electronic data processing, finance, management, marketing, secretarial science, and general business. Dr. Joseph Young, dean of the College, also chaired the Department of Business Administration. The Department of Accounting, chaired by Mr. Claude K. Smith, provided a professional pro- gram designed to prepare students for work in business or leading to the CPA certification and an industrial accounting program for careers in government and industry. ■ ■■ : Ni: :i Dean Joseph Young delivers a lecture in his Risk and Insurance class. 168 ACADEMICS BUSINESS Above: Accounting students work at individual tables during a problem-solving session. Left: A stack ot data processing tapes, which have replaced paper for the storage of business data, await use. ACADEMICS BUSINESS 169 Faculty Members Attend Business Meets The Department of Business Education and Office Administration, headed by Dr. Alfred L. Patrick, offered courses toward secondary level teaching certification and prepared students for managerial professions. The faculty attended the Southern Business Education Association and National Business Association conferences to learn current trends in business education. The executive secretarial program , leading to an Associate of Arts degree, reported a signifi- cant increase in enrollment for the fall semester. - T- ' v - - ' . ■-, El .; Above: An advanced typing student carefully reads material typed for her final examination. Right: A row of typing students work in an office administration course. 170 ACADEMICS BUSINESS Ted Williams and Mike Roe work on their assignments in an office machine class. Dr. Donald Shadoan, chairman of the Department of Economics, conducts a semester-end seminar session with a group of busi- ness graduate students. ACADEMICS BUSINESS 171 New Faculty, Computer Boost Business The College of Business added six new faculty members to help meet the annual increase in the number of business majors. The new instructors primarily strengthened the program in business law and the new banking curricula. A new computer system was installed in the Uni- versity ' s data processing center in March, and bus- iness majors benefited from exposure to the expanded capabilities of the new system. Right: Mr. James Westenhoefer hears out a question in a course session on legal procedures in corporate business. Below: Miss Rebecca Broaddus, a new instructor of business, discusses legal contract agreement theory with Cecil Abney after class. ! Opposite: Senior data processing major Rick Allen punches cor- rections to a program. 172 ACADEMICS BUSINESS ACADEMICS BUSINESS 173 College of Education Adds Summer Workshops Three adult education courses and a graduate course in social studies education were added to the curricula of the College of Education. Dr. Dixon A. Barr, dean of the college, instituted new summer workshops in Career Education, Open Education, Environmental Art, and Math Educa- tion. A graduate curriculum with emphasis in early childhood education was adopted. New equipment was received for the second- ary reading program and the Science Education Center was opened in the Memorial Science Building. This center provided classrooms and office space for the instruction of teaching methods in science for elementary education! majors. A two-day conference on modern methods foi teaching social studies was held in April. The conference was funded by a grant which was received by the college. A national consultant attended and participated in the conference. The faculty participated in conferences relatec to student teaching, secondary education, anc curriculum development. Recognized experts in reading and early childhood education, and pub- lic school personnel were brought to campus for lectures to secondary student teachers. I Dr. Dixon A. Barr, dean of the College of Education, is chairman of the new Kentucky Council on Teacher Education and Certifica- tion. The Council recommends policies and standards of prepar- ing and certifying teachers. 174 ACADEMICS EDUCATION Mrs. Shirley P. Deane, assistant professor ot Library Science, introduces historical biography to her Kiddie Lit classes. Library Science Adds Sparetime Classes The Department of Library Science, guided by Chairman Juanita Phillips, continued to develop and augment its existing curriculum. In preparing school librarians and a foundation for graduate study in librarianship, the department offered courses ranging from children ' s literature, refer- ence and cataloguing, to instructional media, and non-book materials. With sweeping changes in education, special emphasis was given to the various audiovisual media courses, as evidenced by the number of certified teachers enrolled in these night classes. A special sparetime class, Storytelling and Children ' s Literature, was offered by the department as a service to the community to meet the special interests of Rich- mond adults. This year a club for Library Science majors and minors, Lambda Sigma Omicron, was formed on campus. Judy Gooch and a fellow classmate utilize the Learning Resource Center ' s card catalogue to find books for their unit. ACADEMICS EDUCATION 175 Madge Cunningham and Dr. Donald B. Mills listen to a panel dis- cussion on the family in an EDF 317 class. Sarah Kelley prepares a paper on the political science curriculur in a high school. Dr. Joseph M. Howard, professor of elementary education, dem onstrates methods of teaching geography. 176 ACADEMICS EDUCATION Teachers Are Prepared in Numerous Areas With a slight increase in enrollment, Dr. Henry G. Martin ' s Department ot Educational Adminis- tration added a cassette tape recorder and a rotofile to update its present equipment. The department initiated EAD 640 — The Superinten- dency — for the tall semester, in addition to course work for the graduate student as an ele- mentary and secondary principal, or a school business administrator. The Department of Educational Foundations provided instruction in professional subjects which were basic to teacher education, regard- less of teaching specialty or level of school prac- tice. Dr. William A. McKenney, chairman of the department, directed a summer workshop entitled the Philosophy of Education, which examined contrasting conceptions of education; as well as the meaning of education in relation to the indi- vidual. Also offered as summer workshops were Techniques of Studying Children and Critical Thinking which included case studies, con- trolled observations, self reports, and standard- ized testing. Dr. Robert Hayes, head of the Department of Educational Psychology and Guidance, reported two major curriculum additions — courses in vocational development and adjustment, and sta- tistical methods. Headquarters for the department were expanded to include a new reception area, offices, and individual counseling rooms. The department offered graduate programs of spe- cialization for students who plan to become school counselors, non-school counselors, and student personnel workers in higher education. Elementary education, one of the largest departments on campus offered both methods and fundamentals courses to prepare the majors for their student teaching experiences. According to Dr. William A. Morris, some noteworthy events of the department occurred during the summer session. Seven workshops were held on campus and the topics included: teaching in the non- graded school, linguistics in elementary educa- tion, teaching the rural disadvantaged child, art workshop for elementary teachers, improvement of language arts and instruction, the reading institute, and a workshop for nursery and kinder- garten teachers. Secondary and higher education majors directed by chairman, Dr. Joe Wise, were offered courses in all areas of majors. Students were required to teach at an approved school for their graduation requirements. Elementary education majors learn ideas for unique bulletin board and door decorations. EDUCATION ACADEMICS 177 Crusade Funds Provide Grants For many years public schools concerned themselves only with those students who had the ability to cope with many general programs. Stu- dents in need of special education were socially passed each year to eventually become sources of embarrassment for the schools, or tolerated into boredom as a result of a curriculum or teacher that could not challenge their potential genius. This changed for Eastern with the opening of new facilities in the Wallace Building for the Department of Special Education. The latest equipment was installed for the students ' use including two soundproof suites for audiometric testing, several multi-purpose rooms for experi- mental classes, faculty offices, and other related facilities. A self-contained classroom for severely retarded children was constructed just like a public school classroom. The children who attended classes here were not accepted in the area public schools. The department received an $18,000 WHAS Crusade for Children Grant which financed grad- uate scholarships. A loose tooth intrigues this Headstart student; Dr. Wietse de Hoop, chairman of the Department of Special Education, ponders the contin- ued increase in enrollment. 178 ACADEMICS EDUCATION Space exploration is clearly illustrated to an enthusiastic pre-schooler by cut-out figures. ■ ' :: ifl fr- ' Frank Waterhouse grins as he tries to outwit his teacher by sitting in David ' s chair. Mrs. Miller, special education instructor, teaches two Headstart children to share. ACADEMICS EDUCATION 179 HPERA Expands Programs, Facilitie The School of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Athletics included the depart- ments of School and Public Health, Recreation and Park Administration, Physical Education for Women, and Physical Education for Men. The school enjoyed an eventful year with improve- ment and expansion in many respects including faculty, programs, and facilities. The Thomas E. McDonough Intramural fields were dedicated enhancing the growth and devel- opment of intramurals. A small fieldhouse, th Presnell Building, included dressing rooms fc football practice, a training room, and servic facilities for the intramural fields. The track infiel was scheduled for completion prior to the fall 1973. The KAPHER convention was held on campu in early December. A variety of clinics, work shops, films, lectures, and exhibits were pres ented to those attending the annual convention. Dr. Ned L. Warren is dean of the School of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Athletics. 180 ACADEMICS EDUCATION A student ' s oxygen intake is measured while he is cycling. Below: Dave Conrad illustrates the use of a proportion wheel in design- ing a park. Programs, Facilities Enhance Departments The Department of Recreation and Park Administration enhanced its capabilities with the addition of the Arlington outdoor education-rec- reation facility which added to the outdoor edu- cation and camping programs. Independent study and numerous workshops enhanced the curriculum. Dr. James C. McChesney, chairman of the department, attended the Southern District Recreation-Park Conference in Mobile, Alabama, and the National Recreation and Park Congress in Houston, Texas. Recent developments in teacher preparation within the Department of Physical Education for Men included an endorsement program in both elementary physical education and athletic coaching. Another program instituted this fall was athletic trainer certification. The department through its men ' s intramural program supervised and directed both sports and recreational activities for Eastern students. In addition to the intramural program, both male and female students enjoyed the men ' s facilities for recreational play. Department Receives Grant for Sanitatior Under the chairmanship of Dr. Herman Bush, the Department of School and Public Health con- tinued to assist in preparing persons for positions in the rapidly expanding health professions. Greatest student growth was noted in the public health programs with emphasis in community health education or environmental sanitation. The department received an Allied Health Pro- fessions Special Improvement Grant of $41 ,380 for a five year period to examine and improve the Environmental Sanitation Program. Consultants were brought to campus from Indiana University and the Center for Disease Control in Atlanta The faculty has been studying the community health education program with a view to giving students more options in interdepartmental courses that would be supportive of departmenl offerings. Faculty members who have a major interest in school health were active in constructing a K-6 Health Curriculum Guide for the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The scheduled date for introduction into the public schools was set for the fall of 1973. Dr. Herman S. Bush, chairman of the department, checks the outcome of a series of tests on students ' postures. 182 ACADEMICS COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Weaver Building Is Renovated Among the changes in the curricula of the Department of Physical Education for Women were the addition of an elementary physical edu- cation minor for elementary education majors, elementary physical education endorsement for P.E. majors, coaching certification for women, and a course entitled History of Dance. Renova- tion of the south wing of the Weaver Building was completed under the guidance of Dr. Ann Uhlir, department chairman. A new training room, locker room, and fitness room were included in the renovation. An aquatic program, Fun-o-rama, was insti- tuted for the mentally retarded children of Madi- son County. The children had the use of the swimming pool on Saturdays. Top: Dr. Ann Uhlir receives a congratulatory telegram after win by the Women ' s Intercollegiate Volleyball team. Above: A women ' s arch- ery class awaits the all-clear signal before shooting. ACADEMICS COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 183 1 1 n Dr Elmo Moretz, Dean of the Graduate School, is responsible for coordinating graduate, programs for 1,586 students. Grad Enrollment Ranks Third in Kentucky! The Graduate School, under the direction of Dean Elmo E. Moretz, enrolled 1,586 students during tall registration. In so doing, Eastern ' s Graduate School became the third largest in Kentucky in terms of student enrollment, an achievement in the making since 1966, when the first non-education graduate degrees were offered. New degree programs initiated during the aca- demic year were the Master of Music and the Master of Arts in sociology. The criminal justice program continued to receive national recogni- tion through the award of Education Professions Development Act graduate fellowships. Programs! in clinical and school psychology and in public; administration continued to receive attentioni because of the significant opportunities open to ' graduates in these fields. The University, in its search for balance and diversity in graduate programs, offered increased areas of specialization for master ' s degree candi- dates, more viable sixth year certification pro- grams, and opportunities for advanced graduate study in a variety of fields leading to the special- ist degree. 184 ACADEMICS GRADUATE SCHOOL Robert Blythe, a graduate student in foreign languages, explains a question on a French quiz. Below: Biology graduate student, George Moore, operates the phase microscope while preparing to photograph Trichinella spiralis in tissues. ACADEMICS GRADUATE SCHOOL 185 Graduate Students Teach Classes Above: Carol Johnson, graduate student in economics, dis- mounts a magnetic tape from the tape drive in the com- puter room Right: George Pierce explains a problem on credits and debits in an accounting class he teaches. 186 ACADEMICS GRADUATE SCHOOL Mrs Rose Warren receives her Specialist in Education degree from President Martin during summer commencement exercises in the amphitheatre. ACADEMICS GRADUATE SCHOOL 187 '  mmmmM tt ft ' j ;v. - £? ' Si ■ ?? ' ■ ' - ii ; -- $Ms$g§ 8Bs$ m ■ , . ««« wtes m 190 HONORS HALL OF FAME r Hall of Fame Entry s Mary Beth Hannah The 1973 entry to the Hall ot Fame is Miss Mary Beth Hannah. Nominated by the College of Arts and Sciences, she has maintained a 3.93 academic standing with a double major of Latin and English. Eastern ' s 12th Hall of Famer is a member of Sigma Tau Delta and Phi Kappa Phi. Chosen by the American Classical League to organize a chapter of the national organization at Eastern, she has served the club as president in its two years of existence on campus. The Hall of Fame award each year honors a student who has accomplished the highest degree of scholarship, leadership, and service to the University. Nominations were received from the deans of the academic colleges, Student Association, Col- legiate Pentacle and Omicron Alpha Kappa. The final selection was made by a secret committee appointed by President Martin. HONORS HALL OF FAME 191 Honor Roll Names Outstanding Seniors The 1973 Honor Rollees obtained an average grade point standing of 3.83. This year ' s list was headed by Mary Beth Hannah, a Latin and Eng- lish major, with a 3.93 GPA. Kerry Courtney, a marketing major, had a 3.86 and Kelley Stanfield, a physical education major, had a 3.81. Mark Williams is an industrial education major with a 3.72 GPA. The Honor Rollees have held major oftices in campus organizations and were active in extra- curricular activities. The Honor Roll recognizes students both for their academic accomplishments and extra-cur- ricular activities. Nominations were received from each of the four academic college deans on the basis of the students ' grade standing and leader- ship ability. VIRGINIA STANFIELD, College of Education KERRY COURTNEY, College of Business 192 HONORS HONOR ROLL MARY BETH HANNAH, College of Arts and Sciences MARK WILLIAMS, College of Applied Arts and Technology HONORS HONOR ROLL 193 Milestone Awards Senior Citations Seniors were recognized by the Milestone for their ability, leadership, and accomplishments in extra-curricular activities. Senior Citations were given in the areas of community service, student publications, student government, sports, military, music, speech and drama, broadcasting, and Greeks. Nominations were made by the organization sponsors and heads of the departments. A secret committee of faculty, administration, and stu- dents made the final choice. Drama: KATHY PARIS Student Publications: BETSY BELL, LINDA MITTEL, BETSY HILL, CONNIE BALL, BRENDA WHEELER, BOB BABBAGE, JIM KURK, and BILL SAWYER 194 HONORS SENIOR CITATIONS Community Service: PRISCILLA THOMPSON, EDWINA HATCHER, JUDY ALDERSON, LARRY FIELDS, MARSHALL GARRETT. Broadcasting: DANNY MASDEN HONORS SENIOR CITATIONS 195 Outstanding Greek Man and Woman: LARRY CLEVELAND and CARLA SWOPE iff [ff 1H( Athletics: MARSHA STERCHI, VIRGINIA STANFIELD, MARY LOU SCOTT, PATTY FLOYD, JIM MOORE, LARRY KAELIN and TOM REID. Not shown: CLAUDIA FISHER, JOHN DAVENPORT, RICHARD LOEWENSTINE, WALLY CHAMBERS, and GREG STEPHENSON. 196 HONORS SENIOR CITATIONS Music: MARY HELEN MOORHEAD Student Government: SHARON CREWS and CHUCK KELHOFFER. Military: DIETER CARLTON, JAMES L. FIELDS, REX FORTNER, and STEVEN GOLD. HONORS SENIOR CITATIONS 197 Thirty-Eight Named to Who ' s Who Thirty-eight students received recognition in the 1972-73 edition of Who ' s Who in American Universities and Colleges. Recognized for their outstanding ability in the areas of scholarship, leadership, and service, these students were nominated by the heads of their respective col- leges. Final nominations are then made by a fac- ulty committee and forwarded to the National Who ' s Who for final approval. MARY BETH HANNAH, Latin DAVID SIEREVELD, BARBARA BOUTON, ELIZABETH HILL, English 198 HONORS WHO ' S WHO MARCIE MARLOW, Child Development JAMES MOORE, Accounting HONORS WHO ' S WHO 199 DANIEL MECKSTROTH, Economic EDWINA HATCHER, Psychology 200 HONORS WHO ' S WHO LINDA HIMES, Medical Technology ROBERT SANDFORD, Art DIETER CARLTON, Broadcasting HONORS WHO ' S WHO 201 DONALD R. FILER, Law Enforcement LaSANDRA RIDLEY, Speech Pathology anc Audiolog PATRICIA HICKS, Englist 202 HONORS WHO ' S WHO JOYCE BLAIR, Math CAROLYN NOE, School Health HONORS WHO ' S WHO 203 ELIZABETH WOOD, Physical Education STEVEN GOLD, Political Science MARK WILLIAMS, Industrial Education 204 HONORS WHO ' S WHO KATHIE ROGERS, French LARRY CLEVELAND, Political Science MARTHA J. McKENZIE, Chemistry HONORS WHO ' S WHO 205 • • . ■ fflffim JAMES LARRY FIELDS, Law Enforcement VIRGINIA STANFIELD, Physical Educatioi 206 HONORS WHO ' S WHO iLIZABETH WILKINS, Elementary Education WANDA SUE STILES, Elementary Education 3ETTY JANE ELKIN, DAVID JONES, and SUSAN ENGLER, History HONORS WHO ' S WHO 207 I BPp BRENDA BROADDUS. Home Economics Education JANNA VICE, Business Educatio RODGER CLAY MORRIS, Law Enforcemen 208 HONORS WHO ' S WHO CLAUDIA TAYLOR, Recreation I MARY HELEN MOORHEAD, Music Education DAVID WHITE, English HONORS WHO ' S WHO 209 KAPPA IOTA EPSILON. FRONT ROW: Steve Seithers, Gary Buchanan, Joe West, secretary-treasurer; Greg Meier, Dave Freer, Ken Slone, and Danny Stratton, student senate representa- tive. BACK ROW: Clifford Parsons, sponsor; David Stratton, vice president; John Bonnett, Larry Williams, David Cecil, Daniel Gash, Larry Clark, Doug Zechner, Thomas Thompson, David Zimmer- man, and Mark Mann, president. COLLEGIATE PENTACLE. FRONT ROW: Patti Hicks, Pam Cald- well, Marsha Sterchi, Vicki McDonald, Patty Floyd, Barbara Red- mon, Christine Hoagland, Kathy Brothers, Marcie Marlow, Roxie Stratton, Connie Bauhan, Deborah Abbott, Yvonne Allen, and Norma Clemmons. SECOND ROW: Judy Bennett, Darla Donley, historian; Kelley Stanfield, corresponding secretary; Vikki Hall, Pauline McConathy, Denise Manning, and Vicki Jones. BACK ROW: Lynn Sensel, Deborah Olds, Margaret Kurapkat, Janet Burks, Mary Huber, Gloria Van Bever, Sandra Croley, Carol L. Hirtzinger, Sharon Marlow, Edwina Hatcher, Vickie Raderer, Cathy Rausch, Jill Votaw, Diana Hall, Linda Mittel, Ann Mankin, Jill Bar- then, and Mabel Criswell, sponsor. 210 HONORS HONORARIES Honoraries Serve Community Eastern ' s scholastic honoraries encouraged adership, scholarship, and service among their lembers. Collegiate Pentacle, the senior women ' s hon- rary, contributed its time and etfort to sponsor a othing drive for the Telford Community Center. party was planned to acquaint transfer stu- 3nts to the campus and to honor residents rectors. The sophomore women ' s honorary, CWENS, planned a Halloween Party for the children at Telford Community Center and parties for patients living in nursing homes. As usual, CWENS assisted in setting up the election posts for the Homecoming queen candidates. The sophomore men, Kappa lota Epsilon, con- ducted tours of the campus for visiting students and parents. Members, also helped at the mock elections set up on campus. WENS. FRONT ROW: Denise Delduca, Stephany Rena, Diana litis, Charlene Given, Anne Layton. Debbie Chilcote, Brenda ' own, Karen Fuchs, Karen Allen, Pamela Smith, and Becky :kinson. SECOND ROW: Margaret Mason, Joyce Peltier, Pamela lepherd, Lana Rae Rose, Delma Francis, vice-president; Patty Nth, secretary, Brenda Craig, Beverly Horsley, Linda Nolan, ichele Walters, and Kathy Perros. THIRD ROW: Nancy Hundley, Irma Vickers, Kathy Huenefeld, Debbie Reed, Donna Hay, Judith Williams, Jody Noorhead, treasurer; Barbara Eisenminger, Nancy Bibelhausen, president; and Peggy Mersmann. BACK ROW: Laura Averill, Vicki Corum, Judy Hellmann, Sharon Stephens, Jo Anna Peebles, Sally Munson, Carol Anderson, Linda Centers, Karen Hendrickson, and Jeanne Tarullo. HONORS HONORARIES 211 ALPHA PHI GAMMA. FRONT ROW: Connie Ball, Marianne Rose, bailiff; Bill Sawyer, treasurer; Betsy Hill, secretary; Sue Mantel, president, Linda Mittel, vice president; Brenda Braddous, and Glen Kleine, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Delma Francis, Debbie Raistrick, Rick Allen, Bob Babbage, Fawn Conley, Dan Quigg, J Kirk, Carl Simms, Brenda Wheeler, Jim Plummer, Jan Hensk Lisa Collins, Donald Wallbaum, Mark Oliver, Jack Frost, Rhon Dyehouse, and Phyllis Barton. Journalism Honoraries Sponsor Speaker Dickey Chapelle Society, a women ' s journalism honorary, and Alpha Phi Gamma, national jour- nalism fraternity, combined their efforts in spon- soring speakers in the field of journalism. Activities of Dickey Chapelle included bringing several women journalists to campus, including June Rollins, news reporter for WLEX-TV in Lex- ington, Alpha Phi Gamma members attended the Associated Collegiate Press Convention in Ne York City. Members compiled a pamphlet coi taining opinions and signatures of famous celel rities. Adviser for both organizations is Mr. Gle Kleine, who is also national president for Alph Phi Gamma, which is comprised of 50 chaptei and over 10,000 members. DICKEY CHAPELLE SOCIETY. FRONT ROW: Betsey Bell, secre- tary; Delma Francis, president; Bonnie Rogers, Dianna Cornette. BACK ROW: Glen Kleine, sponsor; Wanda Hack, and Shall Brock. 212 HONORS HONORARIES Sigma Tau Delta Presents Awards Sigma Tau Delta, national English honorary i hich promotes writing, reading, and discussion if literature, presented its annual awards to the tudent with the highest point standing in English nd the Outstanding English Teacher Award. )ther activities included an initiation banquet at Arlington and tutoring foreign students in English. RONT ROW: Brenda Wheeler, president; Dorothy Bayer, vice- resident; Paul Brokaw, treasurer; Vicki Dennis, secretary, and oris Bledsoe. BACK ROW: Kathie Rogers, Dave Siereveld, Elma Ferguson, Dr. Robert E Burkhart, sponsor; Patti Hicks, Betsy Hill and Vicki Ayers. HONORS HONORARIES 213 @ .9 5 a ALPHA PHI SIGMA. FRONT ROW: Steve Bandura, Jr., Susan Tacy, Hugh Byrd, sponsor; Terry Fisk, treasurer; Dennis Mills, president; Joan Bales, Debbie Skedel, Gerald Pierce, vice presi- dent; Pamela Fisk, secretary; R. W. Posey, sponsor; Mittie Davis, Charles Griffin, and Clairetta Pierce. BACK ROW: Talley Bailey, Richard Jackson, Jr., Gary Todd, Donald Filer, Bart Johnsor David Austin, Robert Donta, Phillip Meek, Jr., Jeffrey Mager; Gary Weldon, Christopher Cross, George Snyder, Donald Lloyc Terry Stovall, Thomas Volk, Gary Garman, Robert Buie, Joe Hit bard, James Fields, and James Simpson. Alpha Phi Sigma Honors Peace Officer! National Law Enforcement traternity, Alpha Phi Sigma honors and aids the growth of Law Enforcement majors. The Organization elected the outstanding peace officer of the year who was recognized a their annual banquet in April. Honors were alsc awarded to outstanding students in Eastern ' s expanding Law Enforcement program. KAPPA MU EPSILON. FRONT ROW: Barbara Massey, secretary; Jo Rita Smith, vice president; and Linda Nolan, reporter. SECOND ROW: Rita Robinson, Judy Bennett, treasurer; Vickie Jackson, Mary L. Scholl, and Margaret Kurapkat. BACK ROW: Robert Nayle, sponsor, Michael Kettler, president; Robert Slone, and B. R. Lane, corresponding secretary. 214 HONORS HONORARIES Adda Jo Hagan, Millie N. Zachers, Adrienne Lennart, vice presi- dent, Linda Adams, treasurer; Betsy Hill, president; Steven Bor- ing, secretary, and Willis Parkhurst, sponsor. Pi Tau Chi Honors Christian Leaders Pi Tau Chi, as a religious honorary, recognizes those students who excel in Christian service in connection with college lite. Among Pi Tau Chi ' s major objectives for this year was helping Berea College organize its own chapter ot the national organization. Scabbard and Blade Recruits Students Company K, 15th Regiment ot Scabbard and Blade, national military honor society, traveled through eastern Kentucky visiting high schools on recruiting trips for Eastern ' s ROTC program. Along with other activities, the Company pro- vided a saber arch during Homecoming and ROTC Day ceremonies and during the annual Military Ball. FRONT ROW; David Kepler, first sergeant, Dieter Carlton, executive otficer, Patty Riggs, sponsor; Deb- bie Pearson, sponsor; James Fields, commander; Michael Duty, treasurer, Major Harley Davis, sponsor SECOND ROW: Michael Hughes, John Neutarth, James Albright, James Cheek, Jeffrey Magers, John Hicks, Jr., Charlie Abner, Jr., and Rex Dunn. BACK ROW: Bill Hughes, Gregory Moore, P. Ken- neth Keen, Peter Trzop, Steven Gold, Richard Dickter, and Stanford Mullen. HONORS HONORARIES 215 Phi Mu Alpha Marks Seventy-Fifth Year Delta Omicron and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Eastern ' s music fraternities, worked to pro- mote a professional interest in music. Delta Omicron members usher at recitals given by the Music Department and spon- sored a Music Howl during American Music Month. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia celebrated its 75th year of existence on Eastern ' s campus. Dr. Glenn Fullbright spoke at the annual Found- ers Day Dinner. Members sponsored a radio program, Hail Sinfonia, and a musicale for the campus. PHI MU ALPHA. FRONT ROW: Eldon Matlick, Craig Hartje, historian Douglas Baber, secretary; Stephen Johnson, president; Frank Ste- phens, vice president; James Bowman, treasurer; and Kenneth Byrd- aell, pledgemaster. SECOND ROW: John Drew, Mike Brown, Nathanae Carter, Daniel Krueger, Michael Insko, warden, John C. Lawson spon- sor; Paul Proffitt, Chuck Jarrett, and James Kent. BACK ROW: Ker Henry, J. Clifton Mayhugh, Terry D. Thompson, and Guy Stepher Smith. DELTA OMICRON. FRONT RO W: Cheryl Clark, Cindy Thurman, treasurer; Tanya Moores, president; Rebecca Riley, second vice president and chaplain; Winnie Johnson, publicity director and historian; Barbara Wilmore, director of musical activities; Judy Reed, first vice president; and Debbie Lawson, secretary. BACK ROW: Irma Vickers, Marilyn Isaacs, Terry Stroup, Joan Miller, Mary Helen Moorhead, Martha Skidmore, Trinna Forbis, Geor- gene Riddle, Ann Wagner, Karen Brown, Jacque Verst, Pat Reed, Pamela Shepherd, and Freeda Morris. 216 HONORS HONORARIES RONT ROW: Aileen LeBlanc, and Theresa Insko. SECOND |OW: Cathy Hornsby, secretary; Patricia Perry, Vicki Wolfe, and andi Remy. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Paris, Danny Browning, and latricia Dotson. BACK ROW: Rick Diehl, president; Dr. Richard L. Benson, sponsor; Gary Lawrence, treasurer; Terri Luken, Bobby Butcher, student senator; Cindy Russell, vice president; and Roger Hogg. Mpha Psi Omega Hosts Regional Festiva Alpha Psi Omega hosted the Regional One-Act (lay Festival and members attended the annual wards banquet which recognized all actors and jchnicians who excelled in the year ' s theatrical roductions. As an honorary drama fraternity, Alpha Psi )mega ' s purpose is to promote a high standard of work in dramatics and create a wider fellow- ship for those interested in the college theatre. The honorary ' s members performed in the ren- ovated Pearl Buchanan Theatre and looked for- ward to the completion of the Jane F. Campbell Building and the Clarence H. Gifford Theatre. HONORS HONORARIES 217 ETA SIGMA GAMMA. FRONT ROW: Connie Mattingly, Kathy Gregory, secretary-tree surer, Les Ramsdell, Carolyn Noe, president; and Barbara Daugherty. BACK ROW: Hei man Bush, sponsor; Michael Colegrove, Betty Cosby, Delores Preston, Robert Paine Karen Hill, Larry Sims, and Robert Baugh, sponsor. Eta Sigma Gamma Conducts Medical Aler Eta Sigma Gamma, national professional hon- orary in health science, conducted a medical alert for people with health problems, screened the elementary school children for hearing prob- lems and promoted a clothing drive for Open Concern. Members also provided a guide service Phi Kappa Phi, an inter-disciplinary honor soc ety that recognizes scholarship and charactel among undergraduates graduate students ana faculty, meets annually in the spring semester tij install officers and initiate new members. PHI KAPPA PHI. FIRST ROW: Mary Beth Hannah, Kathryn Rulon, Cathy Richmond, Paula Johnson, Jean Rawlins, Linda Himes, Paula McCann, and Connie Cundift. SECOND ROW: Albertine Krohn, Gary Palmer, Verena Catron, Eve Profitt, Linda Van Hook, Betsy Hill, Debbie Lawson, Martha Jean McKenzie, and Karen 218 HONORS HONORARIES Latimer. THIRD ROW: Charles Teaque, Dennis Mills, Carol Algier Betty S. Huyvhinson, Virginia Gudget, William Wyatt, and Steve Gold. BACK ROW: Ken Barksdale, Taylor Davidson, Lynne Schmidt, Kenneth Clawson, and Mary Helen Moorehead. (appa Delta Pi Aids Telford Center Kappa Delta Pi, education honorary, was istablished to recognize outstanding contrib- itions in the tield ot education. Among the activities tor the year were making lames and learning aids for the children at Tel- ford Center and a fall get-together at the Mule- barn. Speakers and discussion groups on topics related to education were also sponsored by the club. :APPA DELTA PI. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Noe, Barbara Massey, .aSandra Ridley, Deborah Abbott, Mary Huber, Yvonne Allen, Jhonda Dyehouse, Judy Bennett, Janna Vice, Patti Hicks, Mary o Wynkoop, and Kelly Stanfield. SECOND ROW: Dave Siereveld, velyn Francis, counselor; Avonda Noe, Dorothy Bayer, Yvonne Fields, treasurer; Vicki Madon, Karen Shelton, historian; Darla Donley, Judy Ream, Brenda Wheeler, secretary; Vikki Hall, Linda Morris, Caro lyn Rutf, Denise Manning, and Paul Brokaw BACK ROW: Mabel M. Jennings, counselor, Jeffrey Duff, and David M. Jones. Pi Omega Pi Develops Leaders Pi Omega Pi, national Business Education Honorary, develops leadership and specialized knowledge in related fields. Members sponsored their annual College of Business Christmas Din- ner in early December. The organization sent members to the National Business Education Convention during Christmas break. Members also submitted articles to the National Publication of Pi Omega Pi. D l OMEGA PI. FRONT ROW: Myrena Jennings, sponsor; Linda anHook, Debbie Carr, treasurer; Patty Early, student senate rep- resentative; Debbie Pearson, Jean Rawlins, and Carolyn Murphy, listorian. BACK ROW: Bertee Adkins, Gerald Barnes, Sharon plusher, Joy Combs, vice-president; Barbara Redmon, Janna ice-president; Karen Ramey, and Edsel R. Mountz, sponsor. HONORS HONORARIES 219 v ' ■. ' ;■;• c I Ml mm •  .- y;S s- ■ ' r s sm i iCI ' - ■ ■ js • BMSfls wjShK p SPI KS sliil ™ : ' - 7 ' ' 4J MR : : «5 :; -i.. A- Inexperienced Squad Hampered by Injuries After losing 17 lettermen from last season, continuous injuries hampered the rebuilding of an inexperienced Eastern squad. But, the Colo- nels started the season with a great working atti- tude winning four of the first five games. On the road for the opening game at South- eastern Louisiana, the EKU gridders battled both the humidity and the Lio ns to win a 10-0 victory. Jeff McCarthy, sophomore quarterback scored the game ' s only touchdown, and James DeFranco was credited with a field goal. Eastern faced the nation ' s second-best win- ning percentage team over the past ten years when it played Indiana of Pennsylvania in the first home game of the season. Colonels defeated the Indians handily by a score of 34-7. Injuries had begun to take their toll as Eastern played East Tennessee in its first OVC game of the year. Defensive end, Vic Smith, broke his leg attempting to block on a Colonel punt return, while three EKU starters were already benched with previous injuries. East Tennessee seemed to come up with the big play and handed Eastern a 28-12 loss. Top: East Tennessee ' s strong offense breaks through Eastern ' s defensive line. Above: Alfred Thompson uses speed and agility to gain another first down against Middle Tennessee. 222 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL 1972 SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 10 Southeastern Louisiana 34 Indiana University (Pa.) 7 12 East Tennessee 28 21 Austin Peay 6 13 Middle Tennessee 14 Central Michigan 21 Western Kentucky 10 3 Murray State 7 Tennessee Tech 14 7 Appalachian State 55 28 Morehead State 6 Won 5, Lost 6 Top: James DeFranco kicks a field goal against Indiana as Joe Anselmo blocks Phil Imbrogno Left: Senior tailback Joe Washington heads out of the endzone on a kick off return. Above: Alfred Thompson is stopped by the middle of the Tennessee Tech line ATHLETICS FOOTBALL 223 Colonels Derai Middle, Fall at Central Michigan Taking advantage of four Austin Peay fumbles, two pass interceptions, and a blocked return, EKU defeated the Governors by a score of 21-6 at Clarksville. Larry Kirksey, senior split end from Harlan, equalled his last season ' s pass reception total when he caught five passes against the Governors for 70 yards. Previously undefeated Middle Tennessee came to Richmond the following week to confront the Colonels. Wally Chambers, EKU ' s senior All- American, was at full strength against the Raid- ers leading the Colonels to a 13-0 victory. Although Alfred Thompson, a junior tailback from Owensboro, collected 125 yards in 31 car- ries and scored two touchdowns, Central Michi- gan edged by the visiting Colonels with a score of 21-14. Top: Quarterback Jeff McCarthy works on keeping the ball in an option play as defensive end John Bushong gives pursuit. Above: Freshman football players watch their upper classmen do battle during a home game. 224 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL Left: Junior guard Ralph Coldiron is helped off the field by stu- dent trainer Jim Skidmore and manager Wayne Wilson as the Colonels lose a hard-fought 14-0 game to eventual OVC cham- pion Tennessee Tech. Below: Sophomore quarterback Jeff McCarthy looks over Austin Peay ' s defense in the Colonels ' third win of the season, a 21-6 victory over the Governors Bottom: Freshman flanker John Revere follows the blocking of Alvin Birch and Jackie Miller on a 12-yard punt return against Austin Peay. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL 225 AII-OVC split end Larry Kirksey heads downfield behind a wall of EKU blockers on a 44-yard pass play against the East Tennessee Buccaneers. Junior tailback Alfred Thompson cuts to his right to leave III tackle Kevin McGorrey in the Colonels ' second win of the season! John Revere leaves everybody behind on a 67-yard flanker reverse in Eastern ' s 13-0 victory over OVC opponent Middle Tennessee. 226 ATHLETICS FwOTBALL Left: Quarterback Jeff McCarthy throws a quick pass in the flat against Tennessee Tech. Below: Junior fullback Marshal Bush is tackled at the one-yard-line in Eastern ' s 34-7 victory over Indiana University (Pa.). Colonels Drop Three, Including Two in OVC The tension was monumental in the annual clash between Eastern and Western. The Hill- toppers, however, kept its lead in the rivalry by defeating the Colonels 10-0 at Bowling Green. Twelve front-line players were on the injured list for the Homecoming contest against Mur- ray State. Minus the offensive punch of Thompson and Kirksey, EKU found it tough to get something started offensively and fell to the Racers 7-3 in suffering its third straight loss. The next adversary for the Colonels was league-leading Tennessee Tech. After yielding two fir st-quarter touchdowns, Eastern permitted Tech only four first downs in the second half and forced three fumbles. Tech, however, continued its OVC domination by winning 14-0. Appalachian State gave Eastern its greatest loss since 1931. The Colonels just couldn ' t stop the strong Mountaineer offense, losing by a mar- gin of 55-7. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL 227 EKU Whips Eagles in Convincing Style The last game of the season was one of mixed emotions. After the tragic plane crash involving ten prominent Richmond men, eight of whom were former Eastern students, a note of sadness covered the campus. Before the game, activities were quieted in a moment of silence to the vic- tims. The age-old rivalry between Eastern and More- head continued, however, and the enthusiastic crowd, filled with the anticipation of receiving an extra vacation day, was prepared to give the Colonels all the support they needed to win. The team and coaches were psyched, too, and the final score ended a five-game losing streak as EKU defeated Morehead 28-6. Three Eastern players, defensive lineman Wally Chambers, tapped as the Most Valuable Player, defensive back James Croudep, and offensive back Larry Kirksey were named to the All-Ohio Valley Conference team, as they ended their careers for the Colonels. 228 ATHLETIC FOOTBALL Top: A post-Morehead game prayer for the ten Richmond resi- dents killed in an early morning plane crash involves both players and fans. Above: Eastern president, Dr. Robert R. Martin, con- gratulates members of the Eastern ' s football team after their 28-6 win over arch-rival Morehead. Top: Blocking at the line ot scrimmage in a game involving such rivals as Eastern and More- head can produce such a for ce that players can end up on their backs like Eastern ' s John Rogers (No. 68). Above: EKU fans, students, and cheerleaders mob Colonel players after their convincing victory over Morehead. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL 229 1... -. .. - _ ¥ • EASTERN KENTUCR .Sifo B V, Jtf3. ' i 72 i« BF ft 70 ,in V • ■■fifiSSr -7 -r UNIVERSITY COLONELS i , □ □ -j — -no a t- BX 1 -j-ta a t- 3 5_ t t ' r hmsbmm ■ T T r =f — h — ' -. f ■ ? - t ° t t j — — r - — i — — r — r 3 ° ■? - f - r - f D 7 — — — f f V 7 - - — ¥ 7 + — i 7 T 1 7 3: t J; T r ■ i T-- J. v; 6P--8Ba69J91j-51j15,p4 I imhM DeFranco, Joe Washington, Jay Graham, Kevin Adams, ' Dave Freer, Jeff Fink, Joe Evans, Mike Croudep, Ron Catlett, Jim Brooks, Tom . McQueen. , Second. Row: Assistant coach Bobby 1 :JrS. ■ ' ■ n . i. ' : ' JSTiW ft ITirfiW ■ WiWiMlM ITW11IH il « Anselmo, Ken O ' Brien, Franklin Kehnedy;,Mike Johnston, Jerome Kelley, Damon SrieJcr, ' fvTike Mester, Dick Sauer, Elmo Boyd, Rick Blackburn, Assistant coach Tom Stillwagqri, Head Coach Roy Kidd. Third Row: Graduate assistant John fazel; Assistant coach .._rmie, Larry . Kaelin, Tom Reid, Otto Hughes, Marshall Bush, Greg Kuhn, Wally- Chambers, Robyn Hatley, John Rogers, Mike. Nicholson, Ralph Coldiron, Frank Brohm, James Croudep, Harold Borders, Jackie. Miller, Assistant coach Jack Ison, Assist- i : i_ r- I r  «A; A a W D ,«,- lomac I .QmK Tim kinriiipll Neal ciouse; John Govan, Dick Straten, Tom Hollins, Ron Camp- bell, Vic Smith, Stan Roberts, Howard Miller, Steve Pinkston, Steve Mclntire, Jeff McCarthy, Junior Hardin,. Alvin Burch, Alfred Thompson, Ed Carnvale, Randy, Leslie, BradOtten, Rich Thomas. Tough Schedule Faces Defending Champs After representing Ohio Valley Conference in the 1972 NCAA tournament, Eastern ' s basketball Colonels had a difficult act to follow. One of the toughest schedules in recent years faced the Colonels as the season began. Centre College posed the first victims in the season opener in Alumni Coliseum, and was handily defeated by the Colonels, 84-60. Eastern traveled to Kansas State for its second game of the year and fell 87-59 at the hands of the Big Eight champions. Louisville ' s Freedom Hall held the action when Eastern met its 1972 NCAA opponent, Florida State. Hopes of gaining revenge for the two-point loss last season were destroyed as the Seminoles won 87-70. Eastern played its next two games before the home crowd. Carl Brown, a 6-4, 200 pound, freshman guard from Cincinnati, came off the bench to spark the Colonels in a 96-86 win over Virginia Commonwealth. Brown also proved an asset in the 90-85 home victory over Morehead. Above: Carl Brown is suspended in mid air as he takes a vital rebound against Middle Tennessee. Left: Dan Argabright and Carl Brown congratulate each other and the rest of the team after an important OVC win over Morehead. 233 ATHLETICS BASKETBALL Above: Charlie Mitchell, EKU ' s leading scorer breaks for a basket through the outstretched arms of two Florida State players. Below: The referee calls a jump ball as Dan Argabright and a VCU player vie for the basketball. ATHLETICS BASKETBALL 233 With Mitchell Sidelined, Title Hopes Fade On the road again, Eastern reversed its previ- ous victory by losing to Virginia Commonwealth 69-66. In the Oral Roberts Classic, Eastern lost to Montana State 84-92, but scored a season high for single game points against St. Mary ' s of California in a 1 14-95 conquest. Rolling into Dayton on January 3, Eastern slip- ped by the Flyers 74-70. Playing their fourth road game in ten days, the Colonels began to show the effects of travel as they lost to Marshall 83- 72. Second semester began with two disappointing OVC losses. Charlie Mitchell, deemed as Eastern ' s most valuable player, was sidelined with the flu when Murray and Austin Peay came to town. After losing to Murray 75-70, Eastern fought hard against Austin Peay, but the Gover- nors edged by the Colonels 88-87 in an over- time. The long-standing rivalry between Eastern and Western was continued the following week on television during the OVC game-of-the-week. EKU began a four-game winning streak as they became the first Colonel team in five years to defeat Western on its home court. 1973 BASKETBALL COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Jim Ratliff, Wade Upchurch, Charles Mitchell, Carl Brown, Ron Smith, and Craig Turner. BACK ROW: Richard Netzley, Jack Hissom, assistant coach; Robert Brooks, Bob Watkins, Dan Argabright, Kevin Kok, Rick Stansel, Mike Myers, manager; and Guy Strong, Coach. 234 ATHLETICS BASKETBALL ■ - V 1 1 . fltfl j jm,. . ■ .A. i ' • ■■-.., « % % tm pj ' r ,-Ht V Iwf lr V«! A mT vi n V !■ 1 B Top: Colonels and Seminoles react in a loose ball situation. Above: Eastern ' s Ron Smith receives time-out instructions from Coach Guy Strong. ATHLETICS 236 ATHLETICS BASKETBALL Five in Two Figures, But Colonels Falter All five of Eastern ' s starters continued double- figure averages as the Colonels beat Middle Ten- nessee 80-77. EKU ' s next triumphs were on the home court with a 66-61 win over East Tennes- see, and a 77-66 victory over Tennessee Tech. Two of the nation ' s top independent teams invaded Eastern the following weekend. Powerful Marshall University repeated an earlier win over EKU as it handed the Colonels a 100-76 loss. Senior center, Dan Argabright, Eastern ' s leading rebounder, collected 21 against Virginia Tech to aid the Colonels 81-72 victory. Eastern failed to avenge two previous OVC losses when the Colonels once again confronted league-leading Austin Peay and runner-up Mur- ray State. Charlie Mitchell, the number two scorer in Eastern history, connected for 43 and 31 points, respectively, but the Colonels fell 96- 88 to Austin Peay and 83-79 to Murray. Top: Eastern ' s Kevin Kok struggles with a Marshall player for pos- session of a rebound. Above: Coach Strong shouts instructions to passing EKU players during a crucial game. Opposite: Dan Arga- bright soars for a power layup. ATHLETICS BASKETBALL 237 Colonels Win on TV But Lose on Road Regional television came to Alumni Coliseum for coverage ot the Middle Tennessee game. Dominating the backboards, EKU swept past the Blue Raiders 74-58. Tension was high during the last home game of the year as Western came to Richmond for the annual clash with the Colonels. The Hilltoppers avenged a defeat it suffered ear- lier from Eastern, winning 77-71 . Marked with ups and downs throughout the year, Eastern ended its season on the road. Sta- mina seemed lacking as the Colonels lost to Ten- nessee Tech 104-76. After bouncing back with a 77-72 win over East Tennessee, the Colonels ended season play at Morehead, losing 92-84. Right: Eastern forward, Rick Stansel, gets outpositioned tor a rebound against Florida State. Below: Eastern ' s second, all-time leading scorer, Charlie Mitchell, stops and shoots a fifteen foot jump shot against the FSU Seminoles. Opposite: The Colonels start a fast-break against the Seminoles in Freedom Hall. 238 ATHLETICS BASKETBALL ■ lL (-HE EDoM . m H ■ I! 1973 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 84 Centre 60 59 Kansas State 87 70 Florida State 87 96 Virginia Commonwealth 86 90 Morehead 85 66 Virginia Commonwealth 69 84 Montana State 92 114 St. Mar y ' s (Calitornia) 95 74 Dayton 70 72 Marshall 83 70 Murray 75 87 Austin Peay 88 70 Western 63 80 Middle Tennessee 77 66 East Tennessee 61 77 Tennessee Tech 66 76 Marshall 100 81 Virginia Tech 72 88 Austin Peay 96 79 Murray 83 74 Middle Tennessee 58 71 Western 77 76 Tennessee Tech 1 04 77 East Tennessee 72 84 Morehead 92 Won 12, Lost 13 Above right: Robert Brooks drives in for an easy lay-up during the always thrilling contest against Western Kentucky. Right: The camera- man catches the tip-off of the regionally tele- vised EKU-Middle Tennessee game. 240 ATHLETICS BASKETBALL 1973 FRESHMAN COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Dennis Barbour, Kent Holloway, Jim Segar, Bill Gaines, David Routt, and Bob Jancko. SECOND ROW: Kirk Chiles, Jeff Shepherd, David Stod- dard, Mark Bugg, Tom Harper, Coach; Kenny Smallwood, Gary Carnes, Doug Wilson, and Mark Hudson, manager. Freshman Colonels Post 16-2 Record The Eastern Kentucky University freshman team completed its schedule with a 15-2 won-lost record, losing only to the University of Louisville freshmen and the Tennessee Tech jun- ior varsity. Each of the scholarship freshmen finished the season scoring in double figures. Jim Segar, a 6- 3 guard from Richmond who was forced to miss the final three games of the season with a bro- ken foot, led the frosh in scoring with his 21 .4 average, and hit 85 per cent of his free throws. Bill Gaines, a 6-9 center from Paris, topped Colonel rebounders with a 13.6 average. David Rout, a 6-6 forward from Cincinnati, averaged 13.0 points and 13.5 rebounds per contest. Dennis Barbour, a 6-0 guard from Mason County, led the freshmen in assists with 80, and also averaged 16.0 points per game. Mark Bugg, a 6-5 forward, topped EKU in field goal percent- age, hitting 57 per cent of his shots. Finishing the season undefeated on the home court, Eastern averaged 89.8 points per game, as compared to its opponent ' s 74.3 mark. 1973 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 85 Centre College 67 101 Berea College 63 72 University of Louisville 87 79 Centre College 78 102 Prestonsburg Community College .62 94 Berea College 41 85 Alice Lloyd Junior College 61 71 Sullivan Business College 53 106 Somerset Community College ... .90 96 Kentucky Business College 80 88 Berea AAU 76 89 Lee ' s Junior College 84 104 Sue Bennett Junior College 87 92 Tennessee Tech JV 97 64 University of Dayton Frosh 62 91 Kentucky Business College 87 107 Somerset Community College ... .87 Won 1 5, Lost 2 ATHLETICS FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 241 New head basketball coach Bob Mulcahy speaks to his EKU team shortly after succeeding Guy Strong as the Colonel cage mentor. 242 ATHLETICS Chambers Reaps Honors; Mulcahy New Net Coach A pair of Eastern All-Americas came to national attention early in the spring semester when accolades began to pour in for Wally Chambers, Eastern ' s 6-5, 250-pound defensive tackle, and when Bob Mulcahy, former high school and EKU basketball All-America was named as head basketball coach. Chambers, who was also a first-team AII-OVC choice, became Eastern ' s first big-time All-Ameri- can football player when he was named to TIME Magazine ' s and The Sporting News ' All-American team first units. But, perhaps the biggest news came when Chambers, who played in two post- season all-star games, became the first ever fi rst round NFL draft choice from an OVC school. He was the first pick of the Chicago Bears and the eighth player selected in the draft. Big Wally ' s number 78 was officially retired in ceremonies before the Eastern-Western basketball game. Mulcahy, who starred at Lexington Layfayette High School and was a member of an OVC championship squad at Eastern, began his suc- cessful coaching career at Seneca High School in Louisville. He won 124 games and lost 15 there in six seasons and took consecutive Ken- tucky state championships in 1963 and 1964. He began his collegiate coaching as an assist- ant at the University of Kansas and posted the highest winning percentage ever at the University of South Dakota where he coached for six sea- sons. President Robert R. Martin holds up Wally Chambers ' Number 78 jersey as Big Wally ' s number is officially retired. Richmond Mayor Wallace Maffett, Chambers and Coach Roy Kidd look on. ATHLETICS 243 1972 CROSS-COUNTRY COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Art Harvey, Coach; Dan Maloney, Randy Chadwell, and Tom Findley. BACK ROW: Tony Rowe, Bill Sampson, Jim Dostalik, Randy Jungkurth, Two Harriers Go to Nationals The EKU cross-country team, under the direc- tion of first-year coach Art Harvey, took Eastern to a third-place finish in the Ohio Valley Confer- ence this season. Dan Maloney set a new record time on the five-mile course at 24:53. In the NCAA regional meet at Knoxville, East- ern finished eighth out of 44 participating teams. As a result of that meet, two of the runners, Dan Maloney and Tom Findley, qualified for the National meet in Houston. Steve Wolldndge, Jerry Young, Lee Gordon, Bob Moffett, and Chuck Colehour. Dan Maloney crosses the finish line in the first meet against Cum- berland College. 244 ATHLETICS CROSS COUNTRY 1972 SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 36 Illinois State 22 24 Morehead 32 15 Louisville 50 23 Cumberland College 36 30 Cincinnati 29 OVC Meet, top three teams East Tennessee 20 Murray 76 Eastern 78 NCAA Regional, 8th place Won 3, Lost 2 Top: Sophomore cross country runner, Bob Moffett, is silhouetted against the sky on the Arlington course Above Dan Maloney leads an Illinois State runner across the number 6 tee at the Arlington golf course. ATHLETICS CROSS COUNTRY 245 Eels Win Eleventh State Championship Eastern ' s Eels continued their dominance of state swimming by racking up their eleventh straight Kentucky Intercollegiate Swimming Championship. EKU retained 14 of the 16 KISC records and broke eight previous Eel marks. In posting a 9-2 dual meet record, Eastern took victories over Indiana State University; a ' ough University of Cincinnati squad; Ohio Uni- versity, perennial Mid-American power; and Southeastern Conference representatives, Van- derbilt University and the University of Kentucky. Only the swimming teams from the University of Georgia and the University of Alabama proved too swift for the Eels and rendered EKU its only losses of the year. J ' • Left: Sophomore sprinter-backstroker Wes Arnold prepares to swim his leg of the 400-yard freestyle relay in the Eels ' win over Kentucky. Above: Bill Stapleton, a junior freestyler, contemplates his close victory in the 200-yard freestyle against the UK Catfish. 246 ATHLETICS SWIMMING 5:0 4.9 1973 SWIMMING SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 66 University ot Louisville 47 73 Indiana State University 40 69 Ball State University 44 43 University ot Georgia 69 63 University of Cincinnati 50 81 Vanderbilt University 32 59 Eastern Illinois 54 54 University of Alabama 58 67 Morehead 44 69 Ohio University 44 57 University of Kentucky 56 Won 9, Lost 2 Top: Wes Arnold, Tom Javins, and Don Crawford get in position for the backstroke start during a practice session. Above: Coach Don Combs tells Wilson Myers how he can improve his speed in the distance event. ATHLETICS SWIMMING 247 Eels Set New Marks Against UK Highlighting regular season competition tor the Eels was a thrilling 57-56 victory over Kentucky. Two of Eastern ' s premiere swimmers, Wes Arnold and John Davenport, set new team records during that meet. Arnold, a sophomore from Kingsport, Tennessee, finished the 100-yard backstroke of the 400-yard medley in 0:54.3, and Davenport, a senior who made the NCAA univer- sity cut-off times, swam the 200-yard breast- stroke in 2:13.0. An Eastern Eel displays precision as he enters the water after a one-and-a-half forward tuck. 1973 SWIMMING EELS. FRONT ROW: Tom Javins, Wes Arnold, Bill Stapleton, Kevin Miles, Wally Esser, and Paul Spearman. SECOND ROW: Bob Collins, manager; Tom Houchins, Tom Linneweber, J. B. Hughes, Ron Spurier, Don Crawford, Wilson Myers, Rick Murphy, and Ron Holihan, assistant coach. BACK ROW: Don Combs, coach; John Davenport, Terry Stoddard, Bob Stalhut, Jeff Draves, Greg Hook, Brian Sullivan, Jim Foff, and Dan Lichty, assistant coach. 248 ATHLETICS SWIMMING - • . Captain John Davenport, shows his winning form in the butterfly leg of a relay. Swimmers hit the water at the beginning of the 400 freestyle relay . ATHLETICS SWIMMING 249 I Above: Buzz Ashby anticipates a chance to retire an opponent to the dug- out during the Eastern-Morehead game. Below: An Eastern player slides to safety out of the reach of his opponent. 250 ATHLETICS BASEBALL 1972 BASEBALL COLONELS- FRONT ROW: Dave Davis, Joe Abney, David Crowe, Donnie Williams, Jay Buffin, Rick Wirtz, Tim Williams, Ken Blewitt, and Billy Wells. BACK ROW: Graduate Assistant Bill Bearse, Coach Jack Hissom, Gary Williams, Ray Neumeister, Tom Bodey, Ray Spenilla, John Farrell, Craig Schleigh, Gary Chanley, Larry Myford, Roger Rogerts, Buzz Ashby, Larry Kaelin, and Graduate Assistant Frosty Brown. Speed and Defense Depict Baseball Season Under the direction of first-year coach Jack Hissom, the EKU baseball team compiled a 29- 12-3 record. Eastern became the first OVC school to play a fall schedule, winning all seven autumn games. After the Colonels returned from a southern road trip, during which they played nationally ranked Jacksonville University, they won the next 21 of 24 games to make the season successful. Utilizing speed and defense, the Colonels posted impressive statistics. Eastern runners stole 84 bases in 96 attempts to give EKU a high national ranking in this respect. The Colonels also took advantage of almost every situation in the field with an average of .957. Three EKU players made the AII-OVC team. Billy Wells, ranked as high as fifth in the nation at one time with total victories, ended the season with a 8-2-4 record, and an earned run average of 1 .89. Ken Blewitt, a junior third baseman, had a batting average of .346, third highest in the OVC. Roger Roberts, Eastern ' s catcher, make the all-conference team for his third year. Eastern played a tough schedule and, although there was no OVC champion, the Colo- nels came through with a 5-5 conference record. Losing its last three OVC games, however, killed Eastern ' s chance for an NCAA berth. ATHLETICS BASEBALL 251 1972 SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 4-3 Jacksonville 5-11 2 Valdosta 3 4-6 Oglethorpe 2-12 Tennessee 9 4 Wittengurg 7 Louisville 3 11-9 Berea 7-0 13-2 Genesse 7-1 2-5 Eastern Michigan 3-4 16-5 Genesee 11-4 0-5 Cumberland 2-0 6-4 Morehead 4-14 10 Louisville 6-4 Morehead 4-4 6 Cincinnati 3 3-2 Morehead 2-3 1-7 Kentucky Wesleyan 0-3 5-1 Western 4-0 6 East Tennessee 10 1-5 East Tennessee 5-6 6-5 Northern Ky. State 5-1 Won 29, Lost 12, Tied 3 Right: Dale Magato, a freshman from Laura, Ohio, warms up his pitching arm between innings. Below: Coach Hissom, Roger Rob- erts, and pitcher Billy Wells talk the situation over during a crucial game against Western. )r ' •- J - - - I 252 ATHLETICS BASEBALL Top: Ray Spenilla slams a ground ball, as Larry Kaelin prepares to come home under the advice of Coach Brown. Above: The Colonels congratulate Billy Wells after another pitching success for East- ern. ATHLETICS BASEBALL 253 Several Records Set by EKU Thinclads Eastern ' s thinclads ended the 1972 season with a record ot tive wins and one loss. The com- bined efforts of Tyrone Harbut, Tom Cahill, Keith Bertrand, and Mervyn Lewis on the mile relay team brought two first-place victories and estab- lished a new EKU record time of 3:18.5 in the indoor relay event. Mervyn Lewis placed first in the 600-yard run at three meets setting a new EKU indoor record time of 1:10.8, and was second in the OVC championship 880-yard run. His efforts won him a spot on the all-conference track team. Ron Seiter recorded the best pole vault in the j state at fifteen feet during the 72 season, while j Charlie Dawson of Danville posted a forty-nine- foot one-inch triple jump to break the standing EKU record. The 880-yard relay team, also set a new time for Eastern at 1 :28.5. 1972 TRACK COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Coach E. G. Plummer, Tom Fmdley, Dan Maloney, Bernie Hrubala, Jim Sebree, Steve Hurley, Gerry Scaringi, Tyrone Harbut, Charles Dawson, Randy Jungkurth, Ron Seither, and Stan Watson. BACK ROW: Graduate Assistant Dave Austin, Steve Wooldndge, Chuck Parrot, John Johnson, Tony DeCandia, Bill Souto, Art Taylor, Hershel Miller, Mervyn Lewis, Steve Seiss, Paul Glass, Tom Cahill, Ray Hood, and Manager Chuck Colure. 254 ATHLETICS TRACK i— 1972 SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 74 Kentucky State 52 87 Cumberland 58 74 Morehead 52 74 Tennessee Tech 55 65 Murray 85 65 Morehead 31 Won 5, Lost 1 Far left to right: In a meet against Cumberland College Eastern thinclads compete in the 120 high-hurdles with EKU ' s John John- son charging across the finish line. Left: Tony DeCandia winds up tor a discus throw as he tries to break the current EKU record. ATHLETICS TRACK 255 EKU Holds First Golf Invitationa Eastern ' s golf team shot a four-under-par 36- hole total of 716 to capture the first Eastern Ken- tucky Invitational at the Arlington Golf Course this season against the University of Kentucky, Tennessee Tech, Morehead, and Bellarmine. The EKU golfers saw action against other top competition during the year, and ended the sea- son with a fine record of 10-1. The team improved somewhat over last year and placed sixth in the OVC championship. Right: Silhouetted by the sun, an EKU golfer addresses his ball at Arlington ' s first tee. Below: Jim Moore remains in his putting posi- tion as his ball rolls into the cup 256 ATHLETICS GOLF 1972 SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 395 Toledo 396 378 Ohio U 385 378 Marshall 394 378 Morehead 383 374 Centre 418 369 Cincinnati 374 369 Kentucky 364 369 Marshall 388 382 Morehead 381 382 Tennessee Tech 390 Won 10, Lost 1 i B xiv Left: Bill Price awaits the success of his chip onto the green. 972 GOLF COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Tom Scott, John lovine, ack Barber, and Bill Price. BACK ROW: Coach Glen Presnell, Dan Nicolet, Jim Moore, Tim Brown, and Roc Irey. ATHLETICS GOLF 257 Four Netmen Qualify for NCAA Competing against such schools as Davidson, North Carolina, and Indiana State Eastern played one ot the best tennis schedules in Kentucky. Although their final record was 11-11-1, Eastern lost only to Western, Tennessee Tech, and Aus- tin Peay in the OVC. Bruce Sims proved to be the number one player of the season. Valuable, too, were Pat Geron, versatile Al Ramirez, and John Young who scored the most individual points. Four EKU players, Paul Ballard, Jim Greenup, John Young, and Greg Stephenson, qualified for NCAA tour- nament play in both singles and doubles. Right: Pat Geron follows through on a shot from the court ' s back line 1972 TENNIS COLONELS. FRONT ROW: John Young, Pat Geron, Al Ramirez, and Greg Stephenson. BACK ROW: Bryan Talbot, Paul Ballard, Bruce Sims, Jim Dittmar, and Jim Greenup. 258 ATHLETICS TENNIS ■ ♦ • t ■  ■ f- %. -4 ■■ ♦■ ' i k 1972 SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 8 Cumberland 1 5 Davidson 4 North Carolina .9 8 Wingate 1 3 Furman 6 2 Presbyterian 7 4 South Carolina 5 9 Centre 1 Cincinnati 8 5 Indiana State 4 Cincinnati 9 3 Tennessee Tech 6 7 ....... East Tennessee 2 3 Kentucky 6 3 Murray 3 2 Western 7 6 Western Michigan 3 1 Kentucky 8 Austin Peay 9 5 Middle Tennessee 4 8 Morehead 1 9 Eastern Michigan Won 1 1 , Lost 1 1 , Tied 1 Left Bruce Sims keeps his eye on the ball as his opponent returns it Below: Greg Stephenson concentrates on his game during the EKU-UK match. ATHLETICS TENNIS 259 1973 WRESTLING COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Mike Mussman, Dick Lowenstine, Jack Wood, Bobby Roach, Bill Froman, Steve Vespe, and Steve Wallace. SECOND ROW: Joe Neft, Mac Nick- son, Marvin Alstott, Tony Green, Chuck Melville, Stan Whittlesey, Rick Mason, Dan Nettle, and John Adams. BACK ROW: Jim Young Matmen Fill Open Positions Eastern ' s Colonel ' s wrestling team encoun- tered many injuries during the year, but managed to secure a winning season for second-year coach, Richard Achtzehn. A tougher schedule and the tilling of some key positions was over- come and a final tally of nine wins and seven losses was recorded. Highlighting the season, however, was an exciting match in which Eastern defeated Notre Dame by a score of 19-17. Boasting the best winning percentages for the year were Bobby Roach, a 134-pounder with a record of 12-3-1, and lightweight Bill Froman, with a 9-3 season total. Although senior, Dick Lowenstine ' s career was hampered by an injury, his season ' s record was 6-2-1 . Throughout the year, Eastern resorted to its young bench when sickness and injury hit the squad. Among the contenders for open positions were sophomore, Stan Whittlesey, and freshmen, Steve Wallace, John Wood, and Steve Vespe. Searle, manager, Ted Weingartner, Pat Quilian, assistant coach; Dennis Perkins, Chris Reeder, Ken Bostleman, Randy Randolph, Stan Hill, Barry Waldrop, Dave Boren, and Richard Achtzehn, coach. Dennis Perkins attempts a double leg takedown ' in the season opener against Miami University. 260 ATHLETICS WRESTLING 1973 COLONEL WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 16 Miami University 25 36 Marshall University 6 6 California St. College 24 16 University of Tennessee 18 44 University of the South 3 9 Univ. of Tenn. (Chattanoga) 28 19 University of Notre Dame 17 38 University of Evansville 6 23 Morehead 12 37 Cedarville College 9 16 Maryville College 28 30 Morehead 6 44 Wilberforce University 5 49 Xavier University3 4 University of Cincinnati 37 3 Ashland College 34 Won 9, Lost 7 Left: Steve Wallace gives his opponent a bear-hug as he tries for a takedown. Above: Bobby Roach tries a sitting out position in preparation for a pin. ATHLETICS WRESTLING 261 EKU Gymnasts Win 2nd State Title Eastern overcame its inexperience and lack ot depth gracefully in capturing its second consecu- tive Kentucky Intercollegiate Gymnastics Champi- onship. Freshman Carl Korade, who averaged 40 points-per-meet during the season, took first place in all-around competition in the state meet and Bob Sanderson, a sophomore, finished sec- ond. The EKU sguad won the KIGC in the final event, the horizontal bar, moving ahead of UK in its best performance of the year. Under the direction of first-year coach, Gerald Calkin, Eastern ended regular season competi- tion with seven wins and two losses. Right: Captain Kim Charleston concentrates on his parallel bars performance in a meet against UK. 1973 GYMNASTICS COLONELS. FRONT ROW: Terry Cummings, Dirk Martin, and Karl Korade. BACK ROW: Jim Hruban, assistant coach, Sam White, Bob Sanderson. Bill and Gerald Calkin, Coach. Sherrill, Kim Charleston, 262 ATHLETICS GYMNASTICS 1973 GYMNASTICS SCOREBOARD Eastern Opponent 1 1 0.07 .... University of Kentucky 91 .55 1 1 0.85 Miami University (Ohio) 95.65 95.3 University of Cincinnati 11 0.6 1 07.90 Memphis State 1 1 1 .45 107.90 Murray 70.6 89.3 Georgetown 59.9 95.35 University of Kentucky 89.20 72.1 Georgetown 57.7 Won 6, Lost 2. Above: Karl Korade, who won the all-around competition in the Kentucky intercollegiate meet held at Eastern, works out on the rings. Left: Freshman Dirk Martin steadies himself as he performs on the pommel horse. ATHLETICS GYMNASTICS 263 1973 RIFLE TEAM. FRONT ROW: Ken Bender, Betina Bentley, Taffy Curtis, Patty Maines, Mary Ellen Hume, Dave Snellen, and Sergeant Casius Berdine, coach BACK ROW: Tom Boggs, Jeff Norwitz, Mike Fryman, Stuart. Harry Hensley, Glen Haberlin, and L. C. Marksmen Improve Season Averages Increased enthusiasm inaugurated the drive tor Eastern ' s ritle team as it boosted its season aver- age 100 points over last year ' s team. Glen Haberlin ' s consistency helped him maintain the highest individual average on the EKU squad. Eastern marksmen, coached by Sergeant Casius Berdine, pertorm in two divisions — var- sity and ROTC. Competing in eleven shoulder-to- shoulder matches, they finished the season with a 7-4 record. At the National Rifle Association Intercollegiate Sectional Meet, Eastern finished second in the ROTC division and fourth in the varsity division. Mary Ellen Hume took top honors in the women ' s varsity division at the sectional meet with a score of 289 points. Right: Mike Fryman loads his rifle in preparation to fire during an early season meet at Eastern. 264 ATHLETICS RIFLE Left: Adjusting the telescope, Mike Fryman makes sure all the equipment is ready for the next event. Below: Tom Boggs has the target in sight as he awaits the signal o begin firing. ATHLETICS RIFLE 265 1972 WOMEN ' S FIELD HOCKEY. FRONT ROW: Kelly Stanfield, manager; Lee Patrick, Adrienne McNally, Karen Hill, Jan McNulty, Pat Rebold, Diane Demoss, Becky Couchot, Ginna Gohmann, Michelle Barondick, Diane Dunlap, and Debbie Young, manager. Coed Hockey Team Compiles 4-2 Record Second-year women ' s field hockey team coach, Javene Young, noted that the team improved in ability over the previous year. EKU compiled a record of four wins and two losses during the 1972 season against such competition as Transylvania, Centre, University of Cincinnati, and the University of Kentucky. Led by a vigorous defensive line, Eastern fin- ished third in the finals of the Kentucky State Women ' s Hockey Tournament. Right: Eastern ' s Cindy Pearce (44) shoots for a goal in a hard fought game against the University of Kentucky. BACK ROW: Cindy Pearce, Peggy Weaver, Linda Ruf, Barbie Kibler, Barbara Lisehora, Karen Kolesar, Kathy Brothers, Lee Ann Thurmond, Geri Wise, Terri McGuire, Jo Ann Hennig, Javene Young, coach; and Ellen Johns, assistant coach. 266 ATHLETICS WOMEN ' S FIELD HOCKEY Volleyball Team Goes to National Tourney Completing the season with a 20-4 record, the Eastern women ' s volleyball team won the state championship for the second consecutive year. Coached by Geri Polvino, the girls invaded Knox- ville, Tennessee, tor the five-state tournament where they tucked away their first regional crown. Hard work and dedication, coupled with an opportunity to explore their potential, sparked the EKU girls in wins which led them to the tourna- ment in Provo, Utah, where they won two of five games. Fifteen teams, representing nine regions, competed in the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women volleyball finals at Brigham Young University. The loss of only two seniors left Eastern with strength and experience to guide next year ' s team. Left: Lynne Morris goes high to spike a ball during a volleyball contest as Diane Jones prepares for an assist. 1972 WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL. FRONT ROW: Connie Urlage, Dusty Chandler, Nancy Sloan, Sharon Brown, Bernie Kok, Melody Middleton, Lynne Morris, and Judelle Conley. BACK ROW: Nancy Kropp, assistant coach; Terri Klein, Claudia Fischer, Mary Lou Scott, Diane Jones, Cathy Brumbaugh, Margaret Heise, Pat Watts, Joyce Dettor, Vickie Stambaugh, and Geri Polvino, coach. ATHLETICS WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL 267 1972 WOMEN ' S TENNIS. FRONT ROW: Kim Whitley, Debbie Wil- burn, Duana Charles, Vicki Jones, Kama Whittington, Sally Nor- ton, and Linda Bussey. BACK ROW: Martha Mullins, coach; Nancy Hundley, Patti Hochwalt, Marsha Biljer, Barbara Ricke, Kathy Eicher, Barbara Black, and Jenny Sherrod. Eastern Girl Netters Have Winning Season Eastern Kentucky University ' s women ' s tennis team had another winning season in 1972. Coached by Martha Mullins, the girl netters ended the season with a 5-3 won-lost record. Some of the powerful opposition confronted by EKU this year included Indiana University, Uni- versity of Louisville, University of Kentucky, and Marshall University. Patti Hochwalt in her last season at Eastern provided stamina in the number one position, and was backed by Kathy Eicher, a sophomore from Ft. Thomas, in the number two spot. The vitality of Kama Whittington, Vicki Jones, and Nancy Hundley made up the strength of Eastern ' s middle positions. Right: Kama Whittington returns a serve during an important match in regular season play. 268 ATHLETICS WOMEN ' S TENNIS 0 -4 + ■+ ■ nj .i i ii ' fn Women Basketballers Repeat as Champions Patterned offense and strong defense were the keys that led Eastern ' s women ' s basketball team to another winning season. Playing against tough competition, EKU ' s only loss came at the hands of the University of Tennessee in a season that ended with an impressive 8-1 record. Javene Young and Ellen Johns, first-year co- coaches of the squad, directed EKU ' s young team to its second straight Kentucky Intercollegi- ate Basketball Championship. By downing Mur- ray 68-42 in the final game, Eastern advanced to the Southern Regional Tournament at Lexington. The experience of seniors Debbie Hensley and Marsha Sterchi, plus the added height of fresh- men, Bernadette Kok, Linda Ruf, and Lynne Mor- ris made Eastern a winning combination. Left; Barbara Buck brings the ball down court as a Cincinnati player pursues in an attempt to intercept. 1973 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL. FRONT ROW: Gloria Westerman, manager; Debra Hensley, Vickie Stambaugh, Barbara Lisehora, Brenda Ross, Vickie Foley, and Terri McGuire, manager. BACK ROW: Javene Young, coach; Barbara Kibler, Linda Ruf, Lynn Morris, Bernadette Kok, Marsha Sterchi, Judelle Conley, Barbara Buck, and Ellen Johns, coach. ATHLETICS WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL 269 Right: Helen Wiggington jumps high to reach the birdie during a game of badminton in Weaver gym. Below: Janet Kalmey maneu- vers to get under the volleyball as her teammates prepare to assist in the return. ' 270 ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS During an intramural paddleball game, Elaine Smith gets in posi- tion to hit the ball. Women ' s Intramurals Show 40 Percent Gain A greater interest in women ' s intramurals was shown by a 40 percent increase over last year ' s participation. Eastern women eagerly took advan- tage of the more diverse program. Since most of the teams were involved in more than one sport, a point system was devised to award trophies to the team and individual who had acquired the most points by the end of the season. In its second year, flag football caused even more interest among women who were fasci- nated at the idea of playing a man ' s game. The Wally Donkers took the championship over a tough schedule of competition. Included in the other fall sports were tennis, soccer and volleyball. Winning the volleyball tour- nament for the third year in a row were the Jolly Volleys who also claimed the soccer trophy this season. ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS 271 Basketball Season Tops Winter Interests After a three-week vacation, EKU women had plenty of energy reserved for the second semes- ter opening of the intramural program. The most popular sport, as usual, was basketball. Teams representing dorms, sororities, and independents used the hardwood of Weaver Gym for their roundball contests. As seasons changed, so did the calendar of activities for spring. The traditional sports of soft- ball, table tennis, paddleball, and badminton were responsible for the athletic interests during most of the semester. An intriguing new event, that of kite flying, was also received with excite- ment and enthusiasm as the school term drew to a close. Vickie Glass, in her serve shows one of the reasons the Jolly Vol- leys continue to win at volleyball. 272 ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS Deborah Carr makes a forward serve in an attempt to score another point against her paddleball opponent. Hoping to put her team ahead this player gets ready to return the volley during an intramural game in Weaver. ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS 273 Ail-Year Trophy Adds ntramural Spark Participation in the men ' s intramural program continued to increase this year as competition in individual and team sports was exhibited with more energetic interest. Students turned toward athletic endeavors as an escape from the chores of schoolwork. An all-year trophy point system was estab- lished which initiated team spirit and invited a determination to win. Fraternities, dorms, and independents sponsored teams who took part in the nearly two dozen activities offered. Fall semester began with a tough schedule of contenders in flag football. The three divisional champions were: Greek, Phi Delta Theta; Hous- ing, Mattox 4; and Independents, Stringbeans. During a flag football game Bill Adams attempts to pass as his opponent pursues his flag. ' « IS In Sung Chung displays his ability at table tennis in the co-recrea- tional activity. 274 ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS Joe Neff checks for a pin during an intramural wrestling meet. Players go high in the air to come down with a rebound during a basketball game in the auxiliary gym. ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS 275 276 ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS Above: John Coyer proudly displays the flag he snatched from the belt of his opponent. Right: Members of an intramural volleyball team vie for the game point. Hub Moore reaches high to block his opponent ' s shot during a basketball game on a Begley court. Activities Increase as Year Wears On As the semester progressed, individual effort was concentrated on tennis, handball, and pad- dleball. Thoughts of claiming a personal victory provided the stamina needed for unique contests. The fall program was completed when winners were determined in volleyball, tug-of-war, swim- ming, and cross country. Greek title holders included, respectively, Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Chi, Delta Upsilon, and Theta Chi. Triumphant winners of the housing division were volleyball, Commonwealth 13; and tug-of-war, Palmer 6. Independent champions were volleyball, Grog; tug-of-war, Tribe; swimming, FOG, and cross country — Volunteers. Intramural wrestlers struggle for control in a single elimination round. ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS 277 Second Semester Has Full Sports Schedule Spring semester brought a full calendar of intramural events in which students could take an active part. Basketball was the dominant sport during the winter months with numerous teams in contention for the championship. Wrestling, which consisted of six single elimi- nation rounds, took its share of male involvement with entries in all weight classes. Dennis Wolfe takes a break from the action of an intramural bas- ketball game to quench his thirst Ken Williams tries to avoid the clutches of his oncoming adver- sary, James Seabree, in a fast moving football game. 278 ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS tSum S Above: In a crucial intramural football game, Phil McAfee plans the strategy needed for his team to score in the next play. Left: During a basketball game between two independent teams a player tries to steal the ball from his opponent. ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS 279 With arms and heads intertwined each of these wrestlers struggle to obtain an advantage over his antagonist. Martin Hall recreation room is the place where these men are gathered to try for the title of Champion Billiard Player of EKU. 280 ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS Martin Rec Room became the site for all inter- ested pool sharks as the billiards tournament got underway in February. Weightlifting and table tennis also added variety to the agenda of events on tap second semester. With warm weather came soccer, golf, and track to round out the schedule in the intramural department. Softball, too, was greeted by inter- ested teams and spectators who used the sport to take advantage of nice outside afternoons. Dorm Pool Tables Attract ' Sharks ' Top: With his eye on the cue ball, Mike Horton anticipates landing another ball in the corner pocket to make his lead more secure. Above: All hands are in the air as these intramural players battle to gain possession of the ball. ATHLETICS INTRAMURALS 281 i mz 3 W. v?® 0: ' ' ■ ■ . ' £ •-. -. i? ' 5r ' • ' . n ! I MB % . 2?r:; liff ' ' vnnJKtra Vs«i: §Steg| ■■ H lr% % $aSf$  3fit . - NsP 38 ;«£ .! , .. jt0f A$- V ;„ ■; f ' g m 8 -. m ymm : ■ ij D£ T « ' ■ ■- ' «- ' S I ■ ms a m Student Court Acts in Traffic Cases Eastern ' s eleven-member student court provided a body which interpreted the Student Association constitution in its theory and practice and afforded stu- dents the opportunity to clearly and justly air grievances. The bulk of court business is con- cerned with hearing appeals to campus traffic violations. This year ' s court set a precedence of leniency in light of East- ern ' s critical shortage of ample parking facilities. STUDENT COURT. FRONT ROW: Susan Lewis, Kristie Landis, and Cindy Pearse. BACK ROW: John Begley, Bob Gray, chief justice, Jim Hunt, and David Kersey. 284 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COURT Student Association Works for Orderly Change Students of Eastern found that successful changes in University life can be brought about by active involvement in Student Government and through established processes. The pur- chase of bicycle racks and expanded women ' s self-regulated hours policy are among changes supported by the Student Senate that were approved by the Board of Regents. The Student Association continued active work in other areas of student concern, including the housing con- tracts and the open visitation policy. The Student Senate also gave attention to other areas of student concern such as dormi- tory personality evaluations, CUC and graduation requirements, and the method of registering for academic classes. All resources available to Stu- dent Government were put to active use in another area that concerns student life in Rich- mond, the voter registration drive which encour- aged students to vote in local elections. Informa- tion on drug abuse and pregnancy was provided by the Association. The Student Senate also worked to end club representation in favor of a more representative method of electing student senators. Above left: Chuck Kelhoffer calls a meeting of the Student Senate to order. Opposite and left: President Martin makes one of several Student Senate appearances in order to maintain close contact with student views. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT ASSOCIATION 285 Above: Paul Brokaw reads an information sheet passed out at a Student Senate meeting. Right: Student Senators listen carefully to a proposal before it is put to a vote. Student Association Executive Council, Sharon Crews, Chuck Kelhoffer, and Larry Cleveland discuss the business of a meeting. 286 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT ASSOCIATION STUDENT SENATE. FRONT ROW: Charles I. Kelhoffer, president; Thomas Chamberlain, Michael Ray, Robert Burdge, Rosetta Lucas, Joseph Ulandy, and Larry Cleveland, student regent. SEC- OND ROW: Joyce Sutphin, Jim Holloway, Delight Voignier, Rodger Morris, and Danny Lane. THIRD ROW: Paul Brokaw, Charlotte Noel, David Gibson, Lee Edgington, Diane Darenkamp, Bernard O ' Bryan, M. Terry Mann, and Dennis Curran. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Bostic, James Tuggle, Edwina Graham, Anne Lay- ton, and Doug Czor. FIFTH ROW: Judy Sears, Ray Holt, Dianne Rehkamp, Debbie Troutman, Karen Shelton, Jim Haley, Rebecca Thomas, and Tina Scent. SIXTH ROW: Steve Doolittle, Susan Engler, Patty Early, Debbie Hall, Debbie Higgins, David Fried, Steve Slade, Gary McLaughlin, and David Cecil. SEVENTH ROW: Doug Black, Gwen Mayes, Jill Votaw, Steve Rowland, J. D. Myers, and Carolyn Suit. EIGHTH ROW: Jessie Reiss, Darvin Sebastian, Sheila Wathen, Kay White, Pam Robinson, Karen Kar- eth, and Donna Lehman. BACK ROW: William Caldwell, Jeff Nor- witz, Russell Tapp, Robert Doughty, Hubert Hagan, Barry Carnes, Bill Daniel, Barbara Tomblin, Debbie Sparrer, Cindy Stewart, Dor- othy Bayer, and Paul Glass. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT ASSOCIATION 287 —   : : m •: m nn Tra ' :• ra - vhi - rr; - rr. • : f=i f T lHl IHt •: 7Z; r=l Irl !1 FRONT ROW: Douglas Sjolander, Campus Minister, Dan Hamil- ton, Carolyn Finch, Sarah Adams, Jenny Hardin, Kathy Lane, Betsy Griffin, Nancy Kaufman, Vicky Stamm, Joy Martin, Claren- etta Henderson, Secretary; Debbie Slusher, Bonnie Aboud, and Norma Clemmons. SECOND ROW: Bill Daniel, Student Senate Representative, Robert Clarke Ward, Barbara Walker, Linda Ticher, Betty Sweeney, Sally Wientjes, Sue Hairston, Amy Sadler, Faye West, Diane Dodd, Joyce Cooper, and Judy Allen. THIRD Baptist Student Union Adds New Facility The Baptist Student Union purchased a mobile classroom building and connected it to the exist- ing Center to provide added space for the BSU program. The money for this project was raised through the pledges and gifts of students, par- ents, alumni and other friends. The BSU choir presented the folk musical Show Me Jesus seven times in churches across Kentucky during the fall semester. Fifty-one students from Eastern attended the BSU State Convention at Bowling Green in Octo- ber. The BSU entered a float in the Homecoming Parade and their candidate was among the fif- teen finalists. At Thanksgiving and Christmas the BSU spon- sored a Can Cern Campaign to collect food for needy Richmond families. The Baptist Student Union sponsored pro- grams and speakers on Monday and Wednesday nights with study and dialogue groups on Tues- days and choir practice on Thursdays. Socials and coffee houses were sponsored several week- ends during the year. ROW: Jim Cowan, Crysteen Graziani, Diane Hill, Angela Bender, Jerry F. Burke, Lisa Simpson, Lavada Talley, Debbie Plummer, Irma Vickers, Debbie Dorsel, and Brenda Wise, FOURTH ROW: Tim Patterson, Ed Dunstall, Vicki Martin, John Greever, Connie Camp, Nancy Perkins, Darlene Covrington, Jackie Hampton, and Mary Karr, BACK ROW: Nancy Tassie, Ron Vanover, Jim Smith, Mike James, Garnie Yeager, Jerry Alexander, and Dennis Sills. Paul Johnson entertains at one of the Friday night Coffee Houses at the BSU Center. 288 ORGANIZATIONS FELLOWSHIP Weekend Activities Fill Wesley Calendar The activities ot the Wesley Foundation were divided into the regular weekly program and spe- cial activities. The regular program began with Sunday morning Rap Hour. Sunday night College Worship Hour, Monday night dinner and fellow- ship, and Wednesday night discussion programs completed the routine of the Center. The Foundation members took part in three retreats during the year. They also held two Helping Thru Caring Weekends in which the members acted as Big Brothers and Sisters to orphans from the Methodist Home in Versailles. During several Youth Engagement Weekends, students spent one weekend becoming an active part of a local church program. Another weekend took several students to Tupelo, Mississippi. Also sponsored by the Center were the Deputation Teams. These teams took charge of the morning worship service in area Methodist churches. Once each month, the Foundation combined with the Catholic Newman Center for evenings of discussion and entertainment. The year was climaxed by the annual Spring Banquet, May 1 , with Bishop Frank Robertson of the United Methodist Church as the speaker. Dr. Bob Miller of the Philosophy Department faculty leads a dis- cussion on the Bible and its relevancy at one of his several meet- ings with Wesley members. FRONT ROW: Alice Montgomery, Pam Hicks, Eileen Fisher, Judy Balser, Judy Kay Hansford, and Gail Garner. SECOND ROW: Gini Richards, Magraret Newsome, President: Linda Hawksworth, Emma Jane Allen, and Jill Noble. THIRD ROW: Belinda Lee Jones, Cherie Riddle, Mona Jean Simpson, Gwen Hale, Rebecca Haywood, and Mary Glass. FOURTH ROW: Don Coppersmith, Jerry Nantz, David Johnson, and Danny Stratton. FIFTH ROW: Jim Barlow, Vice President; Ron Davis, David Stratton, Student Senate Representative; David S. Smith, Rob Miller, and Mike Vance. BACK ROW: Oakie Lee Shepherd, Hal Murray, Ed Strick- land, Richard Ott, Clinton A. Jones, and Edward L. Sherman. ORGANIZATIONS FELLOWSHIPS 289 ami FRONT ROW: Sally Mullins, Terry Becker, Libby Wilkins, Sue Beh- rens, Liz LeValley, Jane Schork, Claudia Cruse, and Myra Green- burg. SECOND ROW: Martha Pryse, Cathy Martin, Sue Clark, Sandra Grimes, second vice president; Debbie Rainey, first vice president; Jody Rice, recording secretary; Martha Ann Elliott, Ellen Perry, Susan Rogers, Debbie Doty, Lorie Tungate, treasurer; Becky Rice, president; Terri Berlin, Candy Weaver, Patti Wathen, and Peggy Willis. THIRD ROW: Debbie Meade, Colleen Brace, Linda Gill, Mary Hoffman, Cindy Fitzgerald, Anne Hazelrigg, Pam Hobbs. BACK ROW: Becky Wilson, Gwen Bankston, Diane Rai- ney, Brenda Beegle, Sharon Hey, Vicki Raney, Brenda Morris, Mary VanArsdall, Marcia Morris, Mary Pam White, Pam Caldwell, Janice Patterson, Joan Trimble, Bobbye Weimer, Vanessa Cam- bell, and Joyce Forsythe, Lisa Jones. 290 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS M WBt 1 ADPi ' s Take Major Events Alpha Delta Pi participated in its annual drive for Muscular Dystrophy with Kappa Alpha Order and in the all-Greek candle sale for the mentally retarded. Also sponsored by ADPi ' s was an adopted Indian child in Mexico. Members helped the Jaycees in the Christmas Toys-for-Tots drive. ADPi ' s made Thanksgiving baskets for the needy families and held the annual Parent ' s Day in November. The ADPi ' s won trophies in the KA ' s Old South Week, the Pike ' s Bowling Tournament and Gold- fish Eating Contest, and the Sigma Chi Derby. They were second in the Omega Psi Phi ' s Pea- nut Butter-Eating Contest and placed third in the DU ' s Tricycle Race. The sisters also participated in the Theta Chi Volleyball Tournament, Sigma Chi ' s Big Mac -Eating Contest, and held their annual Nearly Wed Game and Washboard Band Contest in the spring. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 291 Alpha Gam ' s Sponsor Pep Days Alpha Gamma Delta members held their first Pep Day in support of the Colonels athletic teams in September, and throughout the year held Pep Days for each sport. AGD sponsored activities to raise money for their altruistic project of helping those with Mini- mal Brain Dysfunction. The Alpha Gam ' s also acted as co-sponsors with Beta Omicron Gamma for the campus Cystic Fibrosis Fund Drive. In the spring, AGD members sponsored girls ' softball tournament. They were presented the Dean of Women ' s Sorority Academic Bowl this fall for their attain- ment of the highest accumlated point standing among Eastern ' s sororities during the 1972 spring semester. 292 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS FRONT ROW: Kathy Holeman, Tim Hall, Gamma man; Jan Bedore, second vice-president; Sally Cox. SECOND ROW: Shiela Holsclaw, Gail Welch, Peggy Cox, Dave Pendleton, Gamma man; Karen Estridge, Darla Vogelsang, Libby Bramlage, recording sec- retary; Debbie Curry, Vicki Jones, Steve Mache, Gamma man; Marcia Foster, Connie Bauhan, president. THIRD ROW: Ann Machin, Judy Schummer, Randi Boone, Debbie Newman, Susan Roberts, Jean Schubert, Mary Eversole, treasurer; Jamie Moak, Regina Shelton, Terri Silverman, Donna Wester, first vice-presi- dent; Betty Ann Rice. BACK ROW: Laurie Weinfurtner, Rick Spencer, Gamma man; Donna Kennedy scribe; Sara Welsh, Harry Roth, Gamma man; Beth Small, Liz Bryant, Lewellyn Howell, Allen Davis, Gamma man; Susan Benson, Debbie Barfield, Pam Kiddoo. ■■■: ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 293 AKA Wanda Berry, Virenda Cuningham, Anna Connors, Yvette, John son, vice president; Lasandra Ridley, president; Gayle Lyttle, sec- retary; Joan Ray, corresponding secretary; Linda Behanam, Sharon Stroud, Mary Etta Ferman, Gwen Riffe, treasurer; Teresa Searcy, Karren Pope, Debra Hawkins, Linda Boatnght, Ruth Meadows, Esther Houser, and Toni Chambers. 294 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS AKA Sponsors Arts, Crafts Project Alpha Kappa Alpha, the oldest black Greek-let- ter sorority, was chartered on Eastern ' s campus in April of 1971 . Their motto, Service to all Man- kind was exemplified through their community service projects including an arts and crafts pro- ject for the underprivileged children of the Rich- mond community. The sisters also sponsored the third annual Miss Black Richmond Pageant, and an Hawaiian Luau from which the proceeds were given to their scholarship fund. The sisters took pride in winning first-place in the KDT ' s She-Male Con- test and placing second in the talent show spon- sored by the Pearls of Omega Psi Phi. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 295 Beta Theta Pi Activities Aid Children The brothers of Beta Theta Pi held a city-wide cyclethon to raise money for the Kentucky Asso- ciation for Retarded Children. Other civic pro- jects included a food drive and a Halloween party for the children at Cardinal Valley Hospital, Lexington. An annual football tournament for Eastern ' s Greeks and an invitational basketball tournament between surrounding Beta Theta Pi chapters were among the many sport activities. A Home- coming party and a spring formal highlighted the year ' s social events. 296 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS FRONT ROW: Michael Turner, treasurer; Danny Legel, Bob Gruner, Roger Hogg, Alice Moore, sweetheart; Don Harvey, Greg Brown, Don Elliot, Harry Roth, John Nelson, Jim Cleveland, Frankie Nunn, Steve Miller, Rod Gaines, and Allen Davis. SEC- OND ROW: Mark Spillman, Phil Trzop, Danny Anders, Pete Trzop, Norm Gerlack, Andre Kinney, Brad Stroffregen, Mike Osborne, Rich Case, Steve Macke, and Dennis Doggett, president. BACK ROW: Mide O ' melia, Gary Combs, Bill Helm, Rick Von Handorf, J. R. May, Bob Ruffner, Bob Green, John Lanier, Richard Whitaker, Buck Denney, corresponding secretary; Mike Campbell, and Bob Peterson. Ben ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 297 SftNft XL FRONT ROW: Tom Blevins, Ricky Perry, Howard Hallinan, Keith Roberts, Dave Wurfel, Charles C. Meade, Keith Perry, Cindy Hop- kins, sweetheart; Steve H. McCombs, Mike Davis, Steve Fore, Danny Masden, Art Smith, second vice-president; Charles H. Colehour. SECOND ROW: Steve Lentz, James Shoup, treasurer; Gregg Gellhaus, Kevin Martello, George Costas, Darrell Hurd, Mike Wood, John Roberts, Jerry Engle, Bill Bertram. Charlie Edwards, first vice-president. THIRD ROW: James Wheeler, Mike Crane, Mike Speck, Bob Salera, Mike Hughes, recording secre- tary; Joe Rapp, Blaine Kelley, Charlie Abner, Ronnie Abner, Mike Schilling, Robert Moore, president; Lloyd Peniston, Dave Runyon. 298 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Bor BOG Petitions SAE The BOG County Fair and the dance that fol- lowed highlighted once again the fall for Beta Omicron Gamma. Also in the fall, the BOG ' s together with the Alpha Gam ' s, sponsored the campus Cystic Fibrosis Drive. The Boggers spon- sored Halloween and Christmas parties for chil- dren at Telford Community Center. The only remaining local fraternity on campus, BOG petitioned Sigma Alpha Epsilon for a national charter. During the second semester they sponsored a soccer tournament and a dance. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 299 Sharon Fields, corresponding secretary; Annbruce King, trea- surer; Pam Hawkins, Sarah Weathers, Lenetta Lacaden, Veronica Gayle, president; Wynella Camp, vice president; and Elaine Mack, sergeant at arms. 300 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS AI0 Delta Sig ' s Sponsor Kidney Fund Drive Delta Sigma Theta began its year with the annual Hobo Dance. Also an annual fall event, the Club Zodiac tea was held to acquaint freshman women with sorority life. As a service project, the Delta Sig ' s sponsored a drive to raise money for the Kidney Fund. Among other service projects was the Scholar- ship Dance held to finance a scholarship which the sorority presented to a freshman who made a notable academic achievement. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 301 i • m i 1 1 '  ? W T?f ' A fedd ■ -. . ' . A , HHBH AY Delta Upsilon Stresses Alumni Involvement In September, the brothers of Delta Upsilon sponsored their annual Bike Race. Riders com- peted for trophies in both bicycle and tricycle races. The DU ' s also involved faculty members by having a special bicycle race for them. DU ' s placed second in the Beta Theta Pi Football Tournament and won the Intramural Swimming meet. The brothers stressed involvement of their alumni in all fraternity activities and held several parties to encourage alumni participation. The DU ' s service projects included involve- ment in the Greek Candle Sale for retarded chil- dren and a party for underprivileged children at the Telford Community Center. This spring, the DU ' s sponsored a Girls ' Soft- ball Tournament and a spring formal on a river- boat in Cincinnati FRONT ROW: Pat Masters, Jim Mackenzie, Steve Fritsch, Roger Schomaker. Tom Minnich, Fred Perkins, Dieter Carlton, Allen Bokelman, Ed Shock, Mike Harbove. SECOND ROW: Brian Kenni- son, Terry Wyatt, Jeff Mitchell, Greg Combs, Robert Hambly, Jay Vedelli, Robby Rice, Olen Brake, Joe Hardy, Jim Fell. BACK ROW: Mike Alley, Linda Morris, sweetheart; Mike Moser, Dave Zimmerman, Jim Reese, Greg Stoner, Bruce Feather, Jerry Scar- ing, Bernie Harbula, Dave Bokelman, Mike Kline, Robert Collins, Steve Kirk. 9 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 303 ©X Float Wins Originality Award: The brothers of Theta Chi began their year on a positive note by winning the Originality Award for their Homecoming float. Social events for the year included a Homecoming party, a Christmas party, a grape and grain party, and a year-end spring formal. Athletically, Theta Chi ' s were active as they participated in their second annual Volleyball Tournament and a basketball tourney with other Theta Chi chapters around the area. The fraterni- ty ' s cross country team placed first in intramural play. 304 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS FRONT ROW: Bill McHugh, Roderick Barnard, Bill Seip, Tom Chaney, Bob Dryer, David Dennis, Jim Upton, Dane Secrest, Ben Johnson, Peter Olivieri, Karen Bailey, Dream Girl; Wes Arnold, Bill Pickett, Danny R. Babb, Ra ndy Jewell, Jeff Creed, Don West, and Bruce Copley. SECOND ROW: Terry Trimble, Bob Manes, Jeff Barnett, Phil Shoemaker, Dave Wibbels, Greg Woodward, Macy Willis, Richard Donoghue, Gary Laubenthal, Tim Coen, Hub Moore, Wayne Bailey, president; Mark Cowman, and Clark Ash- worth. BACK ROW: Gerald Paul, Sam Mosley, Rob Chesley, Clint Jones, Jeff Martz, and treasurer; Keith Coleman, Doe Park, Joe Knight, Mark Relken, and Chris Campbell. OX ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 305 KA FRONT ROW: Little Sisters of Crimson Cross; Charleen Martin, Joyce Shipman, Sharyn Papst, Cecie Pearce, Susan Palmer Buis, Kathy Noble. SECOND ROW: Day Hammons, Bobbi Shum, Joh-i netta Geoghegan, KA Rose; Mary Van Arsdall, Patti Wathen, Kandy Clay, Candy Weaver, Marty Jo Peyton. THIRD ROW: Andy Drout, Bob Durrett, Tom Cole, Mike Buis, Jeff Settle, recording secretary; Eddie Miller, vice-president; Leo Midden, Bobby Thompson, Lee Martin, Greg Cutlip, Greg Warren, C. B. Upton, Carlos Mareno, Randy Gumme. FOURTH ROW: Don Jones, Jim Rhea, Alan Upton, Jim Barnett, Barry Stoess, president; Barry Jett, David Haydon, Buck Kidwell, Mike Mcintosh, Tom Blincoe, Gene Carver. FIFTH ROW: Steve Grey, Larry Karp, Liza Clark, Dave Etheredge, Bill Blackburn. 306 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS KA Cannon Supports Football Team Football games were enlivened by the sound of cannon fire, as the Kappa Alpha Order sup- ported each Colonel score with its cannon from the sidelines. During Homecoming, the brothers held a party and reception for their alumni. They held a Christmas Party, as well as many parties and mixers throughout the year. Kappa Alpha sponsored the Cool Hand Luke Egg Eating Contest and the Chugging Contest. In the spring, the Order held their annual Old South Week which featured the Girls ' Olympics and a parade. In the area of community service, the KA ' s were active. They returned to Appalachia to aid the Christian Appalachian Project. They were active in the Muscular Dystrophy Drive and the Candle Sale for Mental Retardation. The brothers also raised funds to send a crippled child to Camp Kysoc, sponsored by the Kentucky Society for Crippled Children. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 307 FRONT ROW: Marly Jo Payton, Topsey Robinson, Sue Otto, Elea- nor Gray, Debbie Hartman, Sally Cooplan, Barbara Bracken, president; Bonne Hopkins, Laurie Bishop, Debbie Bailey, Debbie Ridenour, recording secretary. SECOND ROW: Cathy Carmen, Gigi Bradford, Brenda Ridenour, Jackie Burleson, Cathy Collins, Linda Fitzer, first vice-president; Donna McGinnis, Sara Griesch, Karen Kranz, Debbie Bathiany, Vikki Sweny. THIRD ROW: Bar- bara Gibson, Steffani Kwozolla, Debbie Cupp, Nancy Burch, cor- responding secretary; Marty Nicholson, Marilyn Sorrels, Jayne Marlowe, Margie Moeres, Debbie Hricko, Karen Quail, Jan Whol- len, Tippy Cannon, Peggy Mathis, Debbie McKinney, Pat Bennett, treasurer; Pam Goble. FOURTH ROW: Vickie Gatton, Pam Yeager, Karen Peters, second vice-president; Claudia Roberts, Barbara Phillips, Debbie MacKenzie. KA0 308 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Kappa Alpha Theta Has Parents ' Weekend Kappa Alpha Theta won first-place in the float competition at the Sigma Chi Derby, in which a sister, Mary Stevens, was crowned queen. Kappa Alpha Theta also placed second in the DU Bike Race and members were also active in numerous other Greek activities. In November, Kappa Alpha Theta hosted its annual Parents Weekend during which parents attended the football game with the sorority. The girls in Kappa Alpha Theta have led the Greeks with the highest academic average two of the past three semesters. The Thetas held several parties for mentally retarded children and helped with the candle sale for the Mental Retardation Association sponsored by Richmond ' s Jaycees. The sorority continued its annual support for the National Institute of Logopedics, which deals with speech problems in children. In the spring the girls again aided the Jaycees on Honey Sunday. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 309 Kappa Alpha Psi Institutes Kappa Week The annual Hot Pants Dance highlighted the fall for Kappa Alpha Psi. The brothers also spon- sored a Children ' s Picnic and worked in the New Liberty Convalescent Home. Further service pro- jects included the candle sale for retarded chil- dren and a Thanksgiving dance in Lexington. The proceeds from this dance were donated to a needy Richmond family. The brothers were also active with Project Pal with Richmond area chil- dren. Second semester was enlivened by the intro- duction of Kappa Week. During this week the i brothers sought to promote their fraternity by j exposing its many aspects to the University com- munity. Another feature of Kappa Week was the i Guide Right Program. The purpose of this pro- gram was to encourage Richmond area children to develop an interest in higher education. Kappa i Week was climaxed by the Black and White Ball. 310 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Jose H. Grinage III, Marshall L. Bush, Robert Bobby Brown, Commandant; Larry Smith, Michael Pierre Horton, Assistant Commandant; Ronald Shelton, Oliver Buckner, John Payne, Reed D. Kimbrough, Mervin Lewis, Sylvester Brown, Jesse Reed III, Joe Washington. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 31 1 ■ 4 -rT - 3 ZjZ - Kappa Delta Celebrate 75th Anniversary During the year, the KD ' s participated in the DU Bike Race, Beta Theta Pi Football Tourna- ment, Theta Chi Volleyball Tournament, won first place in the BOG ' s County Fair, and won the Spirit Award for the Sigma Chi Derby. The annual KD Dating Game and the Spring ' s Smile Week were again held by the pledges. The sisters of Kappa Delta celebrated their 75th national anniversary with a banquet at UK. Kappa Delta was established October 23, 1897 in Farmville, Virginia. Kappa Delta ' s service activities included con- tributions to a crippled children ' s hospital, partici- pation in the All-Greek Candle Sale, the Beta Theta Pi Cyclethon for the retarded, and sale of Christmas seals during the end of the first semester. 312 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS r • r FIRST ROW: Vikki Neal, vice-president; Ginny Hillman, Debbie Wade, Linda Hern, Vicki McDonald, Kathy Benton, Debbie Badis- hian, Cathi Jones, Lynda Bertram, Jan Stacy, Pam Allen, Sally Norton. SECOND ROW: Sharyn Papst, president; Carol Isaacs, Marsha Belger, Joyce Shipman, Alice Moore, treasurer; Toni Lewis, Cathy Crane, Diane Donohue, Mary Ann Miller, Pam Sim- coe, Patty Demko, Becky Collins, Cathy Roach. THIRD ROW: Barbara McNabb, Linda Kibbey, Jan Doss, Barbara Ricke, Ruth Hays, Patty Mavity, Joy Lynn Stratton, Becky Ricketts, Rita Sut- phin, Kay Hammons, Teresa Fowler, Vickie Fritz. FOURTH ROW: Dawn Crisp, Marsha Partusch, Jill Frey, secretary; Jennie McBrayer, Rosetta Catlett, Paulette Ross, Patty Meyer, Nadine Brewer, Joey Doss, Karen Hamilton, Cindy Hopkins, Cecie Pearce, Sue Taglauer, Debbie McDonald, Ronda Grueninger, Sherry Parsons, Marcia Rentz, Robin Hamilton, Pam Clifford. FIFTH ROW: Betty Elam, Faith Scott, Tish. Kelly, Sally Harrison, Judy Ehrenberg, Bobbie Schum, Carol Hirtzinger, Jill Whicker. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 313 •;; •v z ' . ' V i; ' ■■ • ' ' Si... Pikes Publish Dream Girl Calendar As one of the year ' s activities, Pi Kappa Alpha published their first Dream Girl Calendar. Also new this year was the first annual Pike ' s Peek Week. The Pikes continued other annual events. Among them were the Goldfish-Eating Contest and the Pie-Eating Contest. As a service project they sponsored a Christmas party for underprivi- leged Richmond children. Among the social events of the year were the Dream Girl Ball, the Parents Banquet, and a Hells Angel ' s Party at Jenny Wiley State Park. 314 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS FRONT ROW: Jerry Smith, Dave Rowland, Steve Wright, Phil McAfee, Mark Anthony DeToma, Lori Tungate, dream girl; Walter Mynhier, Paul McKee, Jon Thalman, president; Bill Hughes, sec- retary; Jerry Morter, vice president; Rudy Kays, treasurer; John O ' Nan, Duby Hughes, Ken Ritter, and Tyne Bandwell. SECOND ROW: Tony Decandia, Mike Pulliam, Greg Gibbs, Steve Weyrich Randy Quinn, Steve Beban, Roger Green, Dan Sabad, Ron Weber, Tom Gray, Tom Zimmer, and John Kramer. THIRD ROW: Stuart Williamson, Kenny Long, Tom Morton, George Taylor, Paul Glass, Bob Mauney, Robert Knight, Gary Fanning, Rick Ruh, Roc Irey, Jim Mynhier, David Coleman and Mike Bradley. ■ - ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 315 x: y a r s r yy o yy sth FRONT ROW: Sally Jeffers, sweetheart; James Bell, and Darrell Richardson SECOND ROW: Charles W. Griffin, James A. Uthe, Stephen F. Brown, Terry Routson, Eddy Eaton, Larry Cleveland, commander; and Dave Conrad. THIRD ROW: James C. Bisig, Michael P. Roe, Anthony Q. Newton, Gary L. Powell, Doug Coontz, Ron Atkins, Gary Brooks, and Rob Curry. BACK ROW: Dennis Smith, treasurer; David Young, Gary Newton, David Fogt, lieutenant commander; David Trudell, Arnold Witt, Don McReynolds, Mark Mattox, Dan Shank, and Danny Harrell. IN 316 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS inflj BMNKyriHif «— Ttwm r .ir ' i g.rwKwr- — h«; m itr mKumwmvmmHm man— m ks r -«rtvuilia •  • • iui ' ei-Ti turn ax nriirrr ' n—rwi — at -— i — m nrr - '  .v UKcf r — --rowr v ir ij- i ' n ——■■■■ i i v IIH f - . i ;. r - - i«k. I r S 71 ' ' 1 1 — - ' ' . - iiixnii— f- ■•-— rmnn, -■ lirii;,, rinii - si -. . i-. . Service Spotlights Sigma Nu ' s Activities Civic service projects highlighted Sigma Nu ' s year as the brothers participated in the drive to aid the underprivileged. The brothers held a Christmas party for deprived Richmond children, gathered canned food for Thanksgiv- ing baskets, aided in the Richmond Jaycee ' s Honey Sunday, and participated in the IFC- Panhellenic candle sale with proceeds going to aid mentally retarded children. Social events of the year included a Fabulous Fifties Party, White Rose Formal, Parent ' s Day, and get-togethers with other Sigma Nu chapters around the state. Other activities were the annual Powder Puff Football Game, an All-Greek Pocket Billiards tournament, and the bike ride to the Western game at Bowling Green carrying the game football to the coach. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 317 • ' ,, ■m tf fc f • I ' .-li W irn I A. A Sigma Chi Collects in UNICEF Drive The brothers of Sigma Chi began the year in a big way with the annual Sigma Chi Derby where Mary Stephens was crowned queen. Also during the tall semester, the Sigma Chi ' s were active in many service projects. They held a leaf-raking to raise funds for their national service project, Wal- lace Village. At Halloween the brothers collected money for UNICEF. They also participated in the candle sale for retarded children. Sigma Chi won its sixth title as champions in the tug-of-war. The All-Sports Trophy was awarded to Sigma Chi for the fifth year. The sec- ond annual Warehouse Dance highlighted the second semester. IX FRONT ROW: Joe Bartolutti, Robby Click, Danny Epp. SECOND ROW: Jim Schumacher, Dan Nicolet, Charlie Frazee, Bev Disney, Guy Botts, Gordon Green, Bob Babbage, Mac Nickson, Bill Sal- lee. THIRD ROW: Jim Dingus, Dave Keifer, Bart Brown, Kim Charleston, Steve Sells, Gary Campbell, Mark Lawler, Woody Lovell, Larry Frallee, Jim Ross, Gordon L. Jett, Bob Wheeler, Micky Mills, Jim Epifino. BACK ROW: Rick Wirtz, Jim Meadors, Bugs Wilson, Ronny Bottom, Mike Reed ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 319 Feke ' s Present Free Movies During Orientation, Halloween, Christmas, and Easter, the brothers ot Tau Kappa Epsilon pres- ented free movies to the student body. The Teke ' s held their third annual Amateur Photogra- phy Contest in December and sponsored the fourth annual academic Bowl with a $100 schol- arship as the first prize. For two money-making projects, the Teke ' s published their second TEKE Guide To Fresh- men Women and made candles and sold them at Christmas. Among their sports activities, the brothers sponsored a fraternity basketball tourna- ment. As one of the Teke ' s service projects, they brought handicapped children to several Eastern games. 320 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS FRONT ROW: Rick Haggard, Rick Campbell, David Davis, Galib Kawaja, Bill Adams, Jo Ann Fox, sweetheart; Terry Sullivan, presi- dent; Robert Hawley, Anthony Newsome, Jim Overmiller, Mike Weidrick, and Dave Horton. SECOND ROW: Ron Seiter, David M. Peters, secretary; Ken Wright, Bob McCoun, Tim Hall, Martin Bar- sotti, treasurer; Ray Spenilla, vice president; Rex Dunn, and Bob Moffett. BACK ROW: Ken Steggeman, John Roberts, Rick Moore, Larry Anderson, Keith Buehner, Dave Taylor, Mike Townsend, Randy Randolph, Dave Feldhaus, and Art Bolton. TKE ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 321 FRONT ROW: Joe West, Gene Budzonsky, Jack McCully, Phil Trass, P. D. Ballard, Joe Akin, Jim Greenup, and John Toland. BACK ROW: Pete Burris, Sam Gano, Ralph Bostick, Rick Neltner, Kenny Bleevitt, Rick Johnston, Terry Johnson, president; Bob Fricker, Ellen Glasstord, sweetheart; Bill Dye, Barry Mauntel, Bob Carens, Jeep McFarland, Rick Spriggs, Robin Wooltenden, Mar- shall Garrett, Steve Glasstord, Kenny Walters, Billy Covington, Mike Tucker, Jeff Palm, Tom-Reed, and Kim Mack. OA0 322 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Phi Delts Honor Fall Sorority Pledges The brothers of Phi Delta Theta honored fall sorority pledges with their second annual Rose Presentation. Service projects included aiding in the All-Greek Candle Sale to raise money for the mentally retarded and holding a Spring Clean-up Day for the Richmond Boy and Girl Scout Camp. Christmas was brightened by the presence of the Phi Delts ' Santa Claus and group caroling. Other activities included sponsoring a softball tournament, a greased-pig contest, and the Tur- tle Derby. Phi Delts also won the fraternity divi- sion of intramural flag football. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 323 l Fty swYstBH FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Jeffers, president; Patty Holderman, Sharon Duft, Mary Ruth Hopson. SECOND ROW: Kathy Mayer, Annette Thieman, Janis McNulty, Pat Mitchell, Carolyn Chandler, Nancy Boggs, Kathy Stephens, Karla Strong, Patty Vice, Trinna Forbis, Georgene Riddle. BACK ROW: Nancy Bibelhausen, Gail Kimball, Kay Johnson, Helen Wigginton, Sharon Stephens, treasurer; Susan Kenny, Judy Schneider, vice president; Cheri Norris, Doro- thy Patterson, corresponding secretary; Susan Young, Vicki Corum, Debbie Begley, recording secretary. 0MO 324 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Phi Mu Joins Eastern ' s Greeks In October, Phi Mu Phi, Eastern ' s colony of Phi Mu national sorority received official recognition as a campus organization. Immediately, the Phi Mu ' s became active participants in campus and community affairs. They won the Best Booth and Spirit trophies at BOG County Fair. The sisters participated in the Theta Chi Volleyball Tourna- ment, TKE Basketball Tournament, Pike Goldfish Eating Contest and other Greek activities. Phi Mu initiated the Sadie Hawkins Day Chase. In the area of service, the Phi Mu ' s were also active. They participated in the Candle Sale on behalf of the mentally retarded and held a drive to raise money for HOPE, the national Phi Mu philanthropy. Phi Mu also sponsored a Jesse James Kidnap for the Jaycees Toys-for-Tots Drive. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 325 Chi Omega Hosts Faculty Tea The sisters of Chi Omega experienced a busy and enlightening year, placing second in spirit in the Sigma Chi Derby, second in BOG County Fair, and second in the Beta Theta Pi Football Tournament. Chi Omega placed first in the Theta Chi Volleyball Tournament, Omega Psi Phi ' s Pea- nut Butter Eating Contest and won the Beau- ty Award for their Homecoming float. The high light of the fall semester was the first annual Fac- ulty Tea. Each sorority member invited her favor- ite professor for punch and brownies. Chi O ' s also sponsored their fourth annual Happy Dan and their yearly swim meet. The Chi O ' s assisted in the community effort to collect Toys-for-Tots at Christmas and had tre- mendous success in the Greek Candle Sale for retarded children. Frances Adams, a Chi O sister, toured armed forces bases overseas with Bob Hope ' s Christ- mas show. 326 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS FRONT ROW: Debbie Fincel, Jackie Epley, Patty Riggs, Janet Knipple, Angela Kern. SECOND ROW: Jenny Ramey, Jean Hemp- fling, Judy Webster, Connie Lykins, Pat Rebold, Sheila Easterday, Mona McNees, Cindy Baltzley, Debi Langdon, Robyn Marinelli, Barbara Kmberger, Carla Swope. THIRD ROW: Hokey Hensley, Jan Strickland, Sue Perazzo, Ellen Glassford, Jerri Sellers, Mary Ellen Blizzard, Debbie Pearson, treasurer; Sally Jetfers, Karrol Guy, Mary Huber, Ju dy Noe, Becky Losh, Lisa Davis, Debra Elmore, Kathie Kandle. FOURTH ROW: Jackie Kidd, Laura Knight, Kim Chiaramonte, Jane C Dulworth, Connie Black, Kay Daugh- erty, Carol Cole, Kathy Noble, Bonnie Gray, Patti Hicks, Marilyn Eby, Brenda Norman, Kim Osland, Judy Hamilton, Brenda Clark, Gail Wasson, Lynn Risk. BACK ROW: Patty Cleaver, Barbara Buck, Marsha Sterchi, Susan Flowers, Pat Erwin, president; Anne Furr, vice-president; Karen Bailey, Frances Adams, secretary; Susan Hagan, Jayne Bangs, Vicki Rice, and Pat Parker. XQ ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 327 Omega ' s Hold Essay Contest The Omega ' s worked throughout the year to fulfill their purpose of racial uplift through cultural achievement and inspiration. Among their service activities was the Sickle-cell Anemia Donation Drive. Another service project of the fraternity was the National Achievement Essay Writing Contest in which they awarded a scholarship to a Madison County High School student. The Omega ' s still found time for play, however. They sponsored a Peanut-Butter Eating Contest for the other fraternities and sororities. They also held their annual Homecoming Dance and the annual spring Black Collegiate Ball. 328 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS FRONT ROW: Chester W. Miller, basileus; James E. Sebree, Jr., Jimi Jones, Stanford T. Mullen, Jr. BACK ROW: Al McFarland, vice-basileus; James Ballew, James C. Madden, keeper of peace; Andrew W. Rice, Michael L. Mason, keeper of records and seals. QOJCD ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 329 nterfraternity Council Expands Efforts The Interfraternity Council expanded its efforts to improve cooperation and communication between Eastern ' s fraternities by sponsoring a series of workshops and seminars involving offi- cers concerned with various aspects of fraternity management and discussing problems and arriv- ing at possible solutions through group interac- tion. The IFC sponsored its second All-Greek Service Project with the candle sale November 22. An academic trophy was presented each Doc Barsotti discusses off-campus fraternity housing dur- ing a meeting of the Interfraternity Council semester to the fraternity with the highest com- posite grade point average, as well as an individ- ual $50 scholarship. Other projects included a free street dance during fall registration week, joint efforts to increase fraternity membership, and assistance in the Hanging of the Greens program. IFC coordinated all fraternity activities and sought to gain progress of the fraternity sys- tem on campus through varied programs uniting existing members and attracting independents. FRONT ROW: James A. Epifano, and Bill Hughes. SECOND ROW: Jim Dingus, treasurer; and Phil Hicks, vice president. THIRD ROW: Larry Cleveland, president; Keith Early, and David M. Peters. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Copley, Ralph Bostic. and Kenny Thomas. FIFTH ROW: John Lanier, Barry Stoess, and Sylvester Brown Jr. SIXTH ROW: Frankie L. Nunn, Bruce Crump, and Charlie Edwards. SEVENTH ROW: Robert G. Curry, Robert B. Kelley, and Larry O Heinzelman. BACK ROW: Ste- phen Kirk, John Payne, and Danny Epp. 330 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Panhellenic Council Sponsors State Day In late September, Panhellenic sponsored Pan- hellenic State Day, where members from around the state met for conferences on Greek affairs. Working along with IFC, Panhellenic co-spon- sored a freshman dance and aided in the All- Greek Candle Sale. Other activities included sponsoring the Miss Eastern Pageant, publishing Pan Scan, a Panhellenic magazine, and hold- ing their annual Panhellenic Dinner. Libby Wilkins, Sharon Fields, Pam Kiddoo, Joyce Forsythe, Carla Swope, Sharon Stroud, Debra Hawkins, Debra Elmore, Sue Otto, Darla Vogelsang, Linda Bertram, Kay Daugherty, Vic ki McDonald, and Barb Gibson. Carla Swope, president of Panhellenic, participates in the initia- tion ceremony for new pledges into the Greek system. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 331 Rush Initiates Greek Life Top: Phi Mu actives present a skit for the entertainment of their rushees. Above: Interested girls attend the Phi Mu Rush party to meet the girls of the sorority and join in the fun. 332 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Left: Mike Horton describes Kappa Alpha Psi to two interested students. Above: Rush also offers a time for clowning around as this Chi O demonstrates. Below: All the sororities sing together to welcome new pledges into the fold. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 333 Contests Add Spice to Greek Life Top: Contestants representing Sigma Chi and Phi Delta Theta swallow one more egg in the Egg Eating Contest Above: After too many goldfish this contestant gives up and collapses in a cor- ner. Right: Spectators watch and laugh as Mel Boyd swallows a slippery fish in the Goldfish Eating Contest. 334 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Left: Two Theta Chi ' s make last minute adjustments on their bikes as they prepare to ride in the Delta Upsilon Bike Race. Above: Mary Stephens is crowned Queen ot the Sigma Chi Derby Below: The girls of Kappa Alpha Theta wave their flag and cheer to cele- brate their victory in the Powder Puff Football Game ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 335 Sigma Chi Derby Offers Varied Activities Top: Representatives ot various sororities search for their lavaliers in the mud trough at Sigma Chi Derby. Above, right, and left: Contest- ants participate in the Egg Drop representing Kappa Alpha Theta. 336 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS ' Steppin ' Marks Greek Week, Homecoming Kappa Alpha Psi members Step in the University Center plaza to celebrate the Greek Week and to welcome returning students. Sigma Chi judge, Bob Roberts, decides the winner in the Musical Ice Buckets contest of the Sigma Chi Derby. ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 337 Above: Dave Davis clears ground from the Million Park area. Right: Chi Omega battles Kappa Alpha Theta in the TKE Basket- ball Tournament. Below: A fraternity brother explains his organi- zation to interested independents. 338 ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS Greeks Offer Service, Athletics Left: Theta Chi and Sigma Nu fight for a basket in the Greek Intramural Divi- sion. Below: Dave Young of Sigma Nu tosses a pass as his fraternity battles Kappa Alpha Psi in flag football ORGANIZATIONS GREEKS 339 K-Mates Give Party for Kids K-Mates was a new service organization on campus this year. They started off with a note card sale to raise money. In October, in association with the Child Welfare Board, K- Mates gave a Halloween party for the underprivileged chil- dren. The close of the first semester brought a candy sale to raise money for other pro- jects. The beginning of the second semester was marked by the membership drive. In the mid- dle of February the group decided to merge K-Mates with Circle K. Together the new group visited Shriner ' s Hospital and presented an Easter Egg Hunt in Richmond. Several K-Mates color eggs to be used In the annual Easter Egg Hunt for children. LEFT ROW: Gloria Wagner, sponsor, Diana Pachin, Cathy Shay, Angle Delaney, Caroline Fisher and Sue Duff. CENTER ROW: Faye Cufford, president and sergeant at arms; Cathy Conroy, vice president; Karen Kareth, student senate representative; Denise Blevens, his- torian; Barbara Eisenmenger, secretary and treasurer. RIGHT ROW: Judith Brown, spon- sor, Sue Mantel, Vicky Stamm, Deborah Simpson, Ann Jolly, Linda K. Baker. 340 ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY FRONT ROW: Bill Balmos, communications; Dennis Curran, stu- dent senate; Garnie Yeager, corresponding secretary; Merle Johnson, recording secretary; Tom Wardell, president; Susan Shrader, sweetheart; Willard Mullins, executive vice president; David Lane, vice president of committees; Jo Hewlett, treasurer; Steve Dutf, board member at large; Tom Combs, sergeant at arms, BACK ROW: Rick Nally, Mike Weidrick, Mike Kelly, Ed Del- aney, Steve Seithers, Phil Jared, Thomas Norvell, Vernon Duty, C Q. Morrison, Guy M. Beaver, John D. Broot Circle K Bikes to Austin Peay Football Game Circle K reported another successful year in 72-73. The fall activities began when the mem- bers worked as orientation guides during the first week of the semester. The group had a bike ride to Austin Peay State University for the benefit of Multiple Sclerosis in late September. They were once again in charge of the warehouse for build- ing floats during Homecoming Week. They also had their annual Peanut Day at Homecoming. The semester was capped with a three-week fund-raising drive for Christmas Seals. The spring semester saw the merger of the K- Mates into Circle K. The group had a party for the children at Shriner ' s Hospital in Lexington, visited their foster child in Eastern Kentucky, did clean-up work at the city park at Lake Reba, and they held their annual Easter Egg Hunt for the children of Madison County. An EKU security officer checks the beginning mileage before the Bike Ride as Circle K members Dan Glier, Joe Hewlett, Steve Duff, David Lane, and Tom Combs watch. ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY 341 Men ' s Interdorm Seeks Improvement Men ' s Interdormitory Council drew the various dormitory councils together as a central govern- ing body. The Council strove to improve living conditions and study habits within the residence halls. Through support of the highest standards of conduct among all men, the Council encour- aged their further academic and social achieve- ment. The Men ' s Interdorm Council met monthly with the administrators dealing with the men ' s dorms. These meetings were for two-way com- munication between the students and the admin- istration. At these meetings, the members of the Interdorm Council stressed physical impro ve- ments in the men ' s dorms. Throughout the year they also worked to see that each residence hall took full advantages of the recreation programs. Below: Steve Hurley, president of Men ' s Inter-dormitory Council discusses plans for the improvement with Dean James Allen. FRONT ROW: Joe Hewlett, Jerry Taylor, Steve Bandura, Jr.; Kevin Gorley, and Mike Stewart. SECOND ROW: Joe Hibbard, Art LeFevers, and Gary Garman. THIRD ROW: Rick Nally, Jesse McPherson, Steve Hurley, president; and Ken Griffin. FOURTH ROW: Charles H. Colehour, secretary; William J. Neat, David Nicholas, and Gary L. Lynn. FIFTH ROW: Gary Dalton Milby, Steve Doolittle, and Jon Randol, vice president. SIXTH ROW: Wayne Tamme, Craig Gnadinger, James P. Reeves, and Wayne Pearsall SEVENTH ROW: Robert J. Burdge, Stephen P. Sells, David Aiken, and James Burriss. EIGHTH ROW: Stephen W. Mor- ris, Walter Westrich, Thomas M. Thompson, Steve Tevis, and Bruce Barber. NINTH ROW: Ron Mossotti, Steve Helmbrecht, Walter M. Craft, and Morris Owen. 342 ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY Women ' s Interdorm Works for Unity The Women ' s Interdorm Council was com- posed of elected representatives and house council presidents from each dormitory. The group acted as a liaison between the administra- tion and the women residents. Recreational equipment was installed in each of the women ' s dorms. Through the Council ' s efforts, self-regulated hours were adopted on a permanent basis. The acquisition of refrigerators in the dorm rooms and later operating hours for the Student Center Grill were partly due to the efforts of Women ' s Interdorm. The major functions of Women ' s Interdorm were as a medium of self-government for women dormitory residents and as a unifying factor in campus relations. The Women ' s Interdormitory Council meets in the Powell Building to discuss plans for improvement of staff-student relations. FRONT ROW: Mona Simpson, Delight Voignier, and Elaine Tack- ett SECOND ROW: Eleanor Gray, Donna Adams, Debbie Lewis, Lynda Butram Jody Rice, Karen Shelton, vice-president; Dianne Clare, president; Karen Lane, Holly Feller, Valerie Lohr, Rita Hampton, Toy Curd, Cindy Garth, and Debbie Mills. BACK ROW: Teri Applegate, Judy Wilson, Betty Scott, Kathy Braun, Jenny Shafer Brenda Hughes, Candy Wells. Barbara Ricke, treasurer; Mary Glass sponsor; Dons Roach, secretary; Gail Podmore, Mar- sha Welker, Betty Ridings, Sharon Bodnar, Diane Stump, and Brenda Greenwell. ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY 343 Direction Eastern Welcomes Freshmen Freshmen were welcomed to the University by Direction Eastern, as members ot the club man- ned an information booth and offered guided tours for the incoming freshmen and their par- ents. Direction Eastern lent a hand at pep rallies, Band Day, and Homecoming activities. The mem- bers publ icized the football pep rallies, acted as guides for Band Day, and prepared the signs for the cars in the Homecoming Parade. Thanksgiving was made more meaningful to Direction Eastern by the purchase of groceries for a needy family by the members. The EKU Timettes, a new organization respon- sible for timing the Eels at swim meets, were put on their feet by a loan from Direction Eastern. Throughout the year, members of Direction Eastern provided guided tours for visitors to the Eastern campus. Gail Kimball and Helen Wiggington of Direction Eastern make posters tor one of their pep days. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Aboud, Cindy Stewart, Kathy Stephens, Mike Newton and Dave Siereveld. Kathy Mayer, Donna Lehman, and Sally Prather. BACK ROW: 344 ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY FRONT ROW: Brenda Adamson, Denise Wuetcher, Gini Richards, Terrie Clarke, Shelley Lueders, Pam Wagner, and Peggy Whelan, BACK ROW: Mary Glass, sponsor; Nancy Sands, Jenny Helton, Becky Hanner, Gen Hollencamp, Debbie Monaghan, Sally Thompson, and Kathy Ruffley. Little Colonels Sport New Uniforms New uniforms brought a new look to the Little Colonels Drill Team. The Little Colonels per- formed along with the Marching Maroons at foot- ball games against Indiana University of Pennsyl- vania and Morehead. The drill team performed at four basketball games including the Florida State game in Louis- ville and home games against Virginia Common- wealth, Morehead, and Virginia Tech. The girls marched to the music of Puppet Man, Ina Goda Davida, Here Comes Santa Claus, Make Me Smile and of course Hail, Hail East- ern Maroons. Little Colonels rode 144 miles in the Beta Theta Pi Bike-a-Thon for Mental Retardation. They also marched on Band Day. During the fall semester, the Little Colonels sold Truck On, EKU license plates to raise money. The Little Colonels do an Indian routine to Ina Goda Davida ' during half-time of the Colonels-Virginia Commonwealth game. ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY 345 Veterans Club Sell POW, MIA Bracelets In October and November, the Veterans Club sold over 500 bracelets honoring American POW ' s and MIA ' s. The money trom this project was used to write letters and to lobby for the release of American prisoners. The Veterans sponsored the campus Cystic Fibrosis Drive in September. Also in the fall, the Eastern Veterans hosted the fall convention of the Kentucky Collegiate Veteran ' s Association. The Veterans Club entered a float in the Homecoming Parade and their candidate was among the fifteen finalists for the Homecoming Queen. Eastern presented the Veteran ' s Appreci- ation Day in conjunction with the Veterans Club. POW-MIA bracelets spread throughout campus as students remember American servicemen captured or missing in action. FRONT ROW: Jim Hoskins, Darryl Tedder, Michael Murphy, David Stapleton, Tom Schultz, Robert Morrow, Kendall Reynolds, Mike Jones, and Devon Cain. SECOND ROW: Cecil Abney, Terry Fisk, Mike Feldhaus, Steve Bandura, president; Becky Bailey, sweet- heart; Don Wigginton, Barnngton Brown, John Wolf, Dong Czor, Lawrence Thompson, and Scotty Hall, treasury. THIRD ROw! Clayton Johnson, Jeff Miracle, Robert Beeson, George Snyder William Bersaglia, Doc Braeken, John Huddy, Bob Kanzinger and James Fields. FOURTH ROW: William Brenda, Jim Surbech John Batts, Mel Boyd, Frank Woods, Gary Houben, Ralph Johnson, secretary; Stephen Lane, Steven Ault, and Christopher Cross. FIFTH ROW: Charley Gillispie, Ron Garland, David Saylor, Ste- phen Wessel, Paul Atkinson, Zack Salyers, William Peck, Danny Coulter, Christopher Conrad, and Taylor Puckett. BACK ROW: Paul Halffman, Craig Gnadinger, Dean McKay, Steve Helmbrecht, Arthur Bolton, Dan Bulishek. Mark Meinze, Toy Wasson, Bill Jack- son, and Gary Garrett. 346 ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY FRONT ROW: B. E. Hrubala, Larry Kaelin, Ed Carnvale, Greg Kuhn, Donnie Williams, Charles H. Colehour, and Thomas E. Findley. SECOND ROW: Harold Borders, Dick Straten, Jeff McCarthy, Tom Javins, Bill Stapleton, treasurer; Dan Nettle, and Randy Jungkurth. BACK ROW: Wayne Wilson, Gregory Hook, Larry Myford, Don Crawford, J. B Hughes, James Cleveland, Richard Loewenstine, vice-president; Gary Williams, John Daven- port, president; Dan Maloney, Ray Hood, and Wally Esser. E-Club Holds All-Sports Day The Varsity E Club is an organization for those athletes who have lettered in intercollegiate sports. Functions of the E Club include selling programs and ushering at all home football and basketball games. The biggest event in which the E Club par- ticipated was its annual All-Sports Day. This event, which attracted youngsters from all over Madison County, allowed club members to instruct the children in various phases of their sports. Members who have remained in good standing for three years receive an E ring, which signi- fies their leadership and dedication to their sports and their school. E Club member James Cleveland, sells programs at the EKU- Morehead football game. ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY 347 International Students Sponsor Filipino Child In October, members of the International Stu- dents Association represented Eastern at United Nations Day in Franktort. In early November, the Association held a large International Dinner and talent show. Over 450 people attended the din- ner in Martin Hall Cafeteria. During the second semester, the group spon- sored weekly soccer games on Sundays, playing any interested group. The first week of March, the Association held another successful Interna- tional Talent Show. The purpose of the International Students Association was to increase the feeling of broth- erhood throughout the world. The group felt that the world is their community. The Association consisted of 75 students from approximately 26 countries. In keeping with their purpose of extending human brotherhood, the International Students sent money to sponsor sending a Philippine child child to school. The group worked for the possi- bility of establishing an International Student Center. 1 - ' r : A M A • C:i s - L. Z ' •-J WJH Student and public enjoy international cuisine at the dinner spon- sored by the International Students Association. FRONT ROW: Linda Vaught, Panama Canal Zone; Georgia Kathy Tye, United States; Kathi Monn, United States; and Simin Shakib, Iran. SECOND ROW: John Mathew, India; William G. Adams, United States, faculty sponsor; Pongsri Vanasin, Thailand; Phata- nee Chiaravanond, Thailand; Maneeratana Vanasin, Thailand; Elspeth Barn, Scotland; Jane Murphy, England; Susan Murphy, England; Chee Lee, Hong Kong; and Mary B. Plante, Argentina BACK ROW: Michael Ukpe, Nigeria; Augusto Aguirre, Ecuador, treasurer; Kanu Shukla, India; Rafael A. Grenier II, Cuba; John W. Tjandra, Indonesia; Sithi Assanuvat; S. Buik Mohammadi, Iran; Mariko Kanamori, Japan; Chalermdej Kaukham, Thailand; Peter Yuen, Hong Kong; Sachiko Tanaka, Japan; Isaraphan Sritwongse, Thailand; Wichianchot Sukchotrat, Thailand; Gerard Tsang, Hong Kong; York you Tsang, Hong Kong; Wah Keung Chow, Hong Kong, vice president; Uthaiwongs Vibulayaeom, Thailand; Tha- vornsaki Thepjatri, Thailand; Joseph M. Ulanday, Philippines; and Pravinkumar I. Patel, Kenya, president. 348 ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY FRONT ROW: Cheryl Castle, Kathy Davis. Shirley Rusterholz, Jill Votaw, Teresa Freeman, Carol Ray, student representative; Gloria VanBever, Pam Pack, historian; Judy Puckett, Lydia Arnold, and Pauline Schwartz, vice president. BACK ROW: Jan Smith, Gwen Mayes, secretary; Brenda D. Wheeler, Patsy L. Gough, treasurer; Hazel Wathen, Bev Holten, Sondra Grass, Mary Ann Fisher, Judy Sullivan, president; Mary Jo Wynkoop, Janet Kay Cummins, and Sue Mantel. KDT ' s Adopt Indian Child KDT Lois Lay prepares a table before an evening banquet. Kappa Delta Tau service sorority adopted an American Indian child, and sent money monthly tor the child ' s support. They hoped to bring the child to campus for a visit. KDT ' s celebrated their 10th anniversary with a reception for their alumni at Homecoming. The girls collected money in the dorms for UNICEF at Halloween. Annual KDT activities included the powderpuff football game during orientation week, and their trip to Fort Knox to provide refreshments for the soldiers in the hospital there. At Thanksgiving, KDT ' s furnished a food basket to a needy family. The girls went Christmas caroling, especially at the nursing homes. In April, KDT held its annual She-Male Contest with contestants from many campus organiza- tions. KDT ' s served at various banquets held on campus. They worked the concession stands for football and basketball games. KDT ' s also aided in the various student elections during the year. ORGANIZATIONS SERVICE AND ACTIVITY 349 Catalina Club Presents ' Fantasy ' Catalina Club provided creative expe- riences through aquatic rhythm and design. The club ' s synchronized swim- ming offered the participants an oppor- tunity to develop leadership, fellowship, cooperation, and initiative. During the first week in April, the Club presented a water ballet having the theme of ' Fantasy ' in the Alumni Coli- seum pool. The show ran for three nights and was very well attended. Membership into the Catalina Club was determined by tryouts in strokes and water stunts. __ • i Members of Catalina Club form a star as they practice for their early April water ballet. FRONT ROW: Karen Allen, Debbie Bonagura, Jane Johnston, Becca Clancy, Karen Stark, Abbe Ames, Barbara Sondey, and Vega Rodgers. SECOND ROW: Jamie Moak, Margaret Cox, Pam Goldbach, Becky Mills, Paula Lambdin, secretary; Karen Moss, president; Hazel Wathen, treasurer; Susan Adkins, Susi Beck, Jamie Langstaff, and Sheila Wathen. BACK ROW: Susan Habas, Liz Allen, Susan Childers, Lynn Sensel, Lynn Maurer, Dot Kirkpa- trick, sponsor; Martha Sands, Molly Burr, Alicia Hilbish, Beth Small, Judy Steinmetz, and Bonita Clare. 350 ORGANIZATIONS ARTS Dance Theater Fosters Self-Expression Giving students the opportunity for physical self-expression to music was the aim of the East- ern Dance Theater. This year ' s Theater per- formed many reviews, including several dances that were filmed for educational television. The theater worked hand-in-hand with other organi- zations such as the music department and the percussion ensemble. Events for the year included a Halloween dance in the ravine and the spring review which featured the entire company in its biggest per- formance of the year. Membership into the Eastern Dance Theater is open to all and auditions are held each semester for those who wish to try out. During their weekly meetings, members were taught new techniques of expression through dance. • « 1 f | it ;)| FRONT ROW: Aileen LeBlanc, Billye Killman, Dorothy Patterson, Vickey Kemper, and Ruby Boyd. SECOND ROW: Diane Rainey, Mary Ellen Blizzard, Virginia M. Jinks, advisor; and Martha Hever. BACK ROW: Patricia Dotson, John Webb, and Artie Mullen. Dance Theater members impersonate ghosts, witches, and other spooks in their Halloween show. ORGANIZATIONS ARTS 351 Orchestra Features Guest Conductors The Eastern Kentucky University Symphony Orchestra increased its exposure on the campus this year with the addition of two full symphony orchestra concerts each semester. Conductor Earl Thomas presented eight members of the music faculty in guest artist roles during the sea- son. They were Alan Staples, violin; Lyle Wol- fram, ' cello; Alan Beeler, oboe; Donald Henrick- son, bass-baritone; Jo An-Lorna Bonneman, soprano; Robert Cook, bassoon, Nancy Daniel, flute and Landis Baker, piano. Choral Directors Bruce Hoagland and David Wehr were guest conductors of the orchestra when their ensem- bles participated in four appearances during the season. A student arranges the bells for a concert of the Handbell Choir Mr. Joe Hambrlck directs a jazz ensemble practice session. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. 352 ORGANIZATIONS ARTS Concert, Chamber Choirs Tour State CONCERT CHOIR. Comprised of 100 singers representing all col- leges within the University, the Concert Choir presented four on-campus concerts and several off-campus during its spring tour. The Choir, whose membership was open to all students who qualified, also made recordings for Kentucky Educational Television. Other choral groups sponsored by the Depart- ment of Music included the EKU Chamber Choir, the Women ' s Chorale and the Oratorio Chorus. The Chamber Choir, composed of thirty-four students, toured extensively in performing for churches, social organizations, schools, and conventions across the state. Specializing in per- forming works designed for the small ensemble, the Chamber Choir has given sixteen premiere performances, three of which were written for and dedicated to the choir. CHAMBER CHOIR. ORGANIZATIONS ARTS 353 Ensemble Changes Style The University Ensemble, under the direction ot Dennis Harris, changed its style of singing to become more diversified. The style, which consisted mainly of gospel songs, changed to include spiritual, patroitic, and con- temporary music. The Ensemble, consisting of 85 members, traveled to Louisville, Columbus, Indiana, Cincinnati, Lex- ington, Paris, Winchester, and Day- ton, as well as the Richmond area, performing their repertoire. Rubel Caldwell, president of the University Ensem- ble, leads the group as they practice for concert. 354 ORGANIZATIONS ARTS FRONT ROW: Richard Diehl, vice-president; Paula Holleran, Patri- cia Perry, Carla Baker, and Bobby Butler. BACK ROW: Carol Cole, Gary Lawrence, historian; Allen Pensol, and Phil Stewart. Players Present Full Range of Dramas The University players was made up of mem- bers of the University community who have a sin- cere interest in drama. This season, the Players, under the leadership of Bobby Butler, Richard Diehl, Cindy Russell, Sandy Remy, and Gary Lawrence, worked with the drama department in the producing of five plays ranging from Shake- speare to Ibsen. The plays were An Enemy Of The People, A Servant Of Two Masters, Dandelion Wine, A Midsummer Nights Dream, and The Emperors New Clothes. The goal in the choice of plays was to produce plays which exposed the audiences to a full variety of dramatic forms. The presentation of Dandelion Wine marked the opening of the remodeled Pearl Buchanan Theatre. Vickie Wolfe and other members of the University Players present comedia del arte in A Servant Of Two Masters. ORGANIZATIONS ARTS 355 V m. ., Top left: Eastern and Morehead cadets combine for a field train- ing exercise. Top right: A female ROTC cadet participates with the males in Corps period. Above: A member of the Military Science Department guides a helicopter into its landing on the air mobile FTX. 356 ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY ROTC Adds Women, MP ' s; Conducts FTX ' s Eastern ' s Military Science Department was named as one ot ten in the nation ottering women the opportunity to participate in ROTC. The girls participated in corps periods, classroom activities and some tield training exercises along with the men. ROTC sponsored four field-training exercises. September 24, an FTX was held to prepare cadets for summer camp. In October, the fresh- men cadets traveled to Fort Knox. The cadets were introduced to life on a military post. They also received practice on the rifle range. Novem- ber 5, the sophomore cadets held an FTX in orienteering and platoon tactics. FTX ' s in April on small unit tactics rounded out the year. November 18 was Military Day. The ROTC organizations held a pregame show. The Annual President ' s and Dean ' s Review was held April 6. It was climaxed by the Military Ball in the Keen Johnson Building. Three Com- missioning Services were held, with approxi- mately 50 cadets receiving their commissions. Top: Col. Wolfred White administers the Oath of Office to gradu- ating cadets at the December Commissioning Service. Left: A cadet consumes his meal of C-Rations during the Air Mobile FTX. ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY 357 CGR ' s Are Military Organization-of-the-Year ' Selected as Military Organization-of-the-Year by the Department of Military Science, the Counter-Guerrilla Raiders completed an eventful year of service and activity. The Raiders participated in eight field training exercises, beginning with the pledge FTX in Sep- tember. In October the CG ' s joined with other ROTC groups from Eastern and Morehead in the air mobile FTX. In November several CG ' s acted as aggressors for an FTX of the Pershing Rifles. Serving as guides for both fall and spring reg- istration, the Raiders assumed daily responsibility for the flags at Alumni Coliseum and those at Hanger Field for home football games. As part of the Military Day ceremonies, four members of the Company, Calvin Mayfield, James Scott, Hubert Hendren, and Larry Parks, gave a demonstration of rappelling from a heli- copter. The CGR ' s were awarded a plaque from the Jaycees for selling the most honey on Honey Sunday. V Larry Parks and Hubert Hendren rappel from a helicopter during a Military Day exhibition. FRONT ROW: Patty Cleaver, Senior sponsor; Walt Coleman, Executive Officer; Larry R. Parks, Company Commander; Davis Tindoll, Jr., First Sergeant; and Dottie Allen, Freshman sponsor SECOND ROW: Richard J. Whitaker, Thomas W. White Steve Shannon, Russell Vanderpool, Hubert Hendren, and William S. Bell. BACK ROW: Rick McChargue, Roy Ziemann, Ralph Hill, Danny Evans, Newland May, Jesse C Holbrook, Charles Nor- wood, and Calvin Mayfield. 358 ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY FRONT ROW: John B. Lile, Mike E. Sexton, Tim P. Huckaby, George C. Blackburn, Kevin R. Shaw, Russell Barclay, and Wil- liam J. Neat. SECOND ROW: Rita Fredericks, Gini Richards, Sponsor; P. Kenneth Keen, Patricia Wheeler, Sponsor; SSG Cashious Burdine, Advisor; Jack Colglazier, Thomas L. Lambert, Gregory L. Meier, and Rex D. Fortner. BACK ROW: John Oliver, Jr., Vernon Muncy, Rick Haggard, Robert Gimmel, Commanding Officer; Dennis Woeste, W. Jeffery Ratliff, Raymond Patterson, Louis Grider, Bobby Jones, Charlie Abner, William R. Caldwell, John Fryman, Executive Officer; and Jeff Norwitz. MP ' s Provide Color Guard Aid Traffic Control The Military Police Company again proved an asset to the University and the Richmond com- munity. The MP ' s directed traffic for all the home football games and for the parades held by the city of Richmond. On Military Day, in addition to traffic control, the Company provided the color guard. MP ' s also served as the color guard for all home bas- ketball games. Richmond Jaycess presented the Military Police Company with an award for selling candy to raise money for Jaycee projects. The MP Company sponsored several speakers and held classes to encourage improvement among their members in traffic control and mili- tary tactis. In October, they took part in an air mobile FTX. Several parties enlivened the social area for the MP ' s. MP ' s acted as honor guard members for the dedication of the Law Enforcement Center and the re-opening of the Keen Johnson Building. Members of the Military Police Company provide the color guard at the Military Day ceremonies. ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY 359 Above: Tom Swanson leads the Pershing Rifle Suicide Squad as they march in the Homecoming Parade. Right: The Suicide Squad performs during the Pre-Game Ceremonies for Military Day. SECOND BATTALLION PR STAFF. David Kepler, David Dennis, Janie Wright, sponsor; Mike Moore, and Joe Barnard. 360 ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY PR ' s Win Drill Meet Pershing Rifles, Company R-1, organized at Eastern in 1955, stands as one of the most active organizations on Eastern ' s campus. Within 15 years Company R-1 had won more than 150 tro- phies in drill competition. Pe r shing Rifles are primarily a military organi- zation, representing the Military Science Depart- ment at various regional and national drill meets. The Suicide Sguad, trick drill team, took first place in a parade competition at Tennessee Tech University. Marching with the Pershing Rifles and giving added support were the Valianettes, the Pershing Rifle ' s coed affiliates. They also took first at Tennessee Tech. Aside from competition, Pershing Rifles provided various services to the Eastern and Richmond communities. The PR ' s travelled to Ohio State, Myrtle Beach, and Cin- cinnati University for drill competition Farah Halcomb leads the Valianettes as they drill for the Military Day spectators. FRONT ROW: Michael Sowers, executive officer; Deryl L. Swee- ney, Wallace Marshall, Thomas E. Swanson, Gary Mears, and Dieter R. Carlton, Company Commander. SECOND ROW: Sandy Stahl, Judy Hellman, Joy Combs, Valianettes commander; Jenny Bowman, and Betty Carol Beam. BACK ROW: Starr H. Beren- broick, Steve Cox, Daniel Riley, Dale L. McNeeley, Tom Jones, and Timothy A. Hopes, exhibition commander. ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY 361 Sponsors Write Letters to POW ' s ROTC sponsors rode in the Homecoming Parade representing the ROTC companies. They also were presented on Military Day prior to the Morehead football game. At the President ' s Review, the sponsors presented the awards to honored cadets. The sponsors helped to coordinate and deco- rate for the Military Ball. In March, the girls vis- ited the patients at Fort Knox Military Hospital. As the Prisoners of War were released, the ROTC sponsors wrote a welcome home letter to each of them. Leah Jones passes under the saber arch on Military Day. Judy Hellmann, AUSA; Leah Jones, PR ' s; Patty Cleaver, CGR ' s; Dottie Allen, CHR ' s; Patty Riggs, Scabbard and Blade; Betty Elam, 1st Battalion; Cindy Smith, Queen Athena; Sherry Moore, 2nd Battalion; Debbie Pearson, Scabbard and Blade; Janie Wright, 2nd Battalion — PR ' s; Patricia Wheeler, MP ' s; Judy Hamil- ton, PR ' s; Gini Richards, MP ' s. 362 ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY AUSA Attends National Convention The Eastern Association of the United States Army took part in a September picnic at Fort Knox with the AUSA from the base. In November they gave a party for the ROTC sponsors and the Cadre members. Ten AUSA members travelled to Washington, D. C. for the National Convention. While there they attended a Congressional breakfast. The AUSA members held a candy sale early in the year. The proceeds were used for the Military Ball, where Queen Athena was introduced. Officers of the Association of the United States Army meet with Lt. Col Ed George to plan for the Military Ball. FRONT ROW: Gregory Moore. LTC Edward H. George, sponsor; Kenneth Keen, Rick Haggard, Paul Rebmann, Judy Hellmann, sponsor; Melinda Hall, sponsor; Jeffrey Magers, Rex Dunn, Mike Sexton, Newland May, and Rafael Grenier. BACK ROW: William Neat, Joseph Ulanday, Rex Fortner, Company Commander; Rob- ert Gimmel, Doug Black, Edward Piro, Roy Ziemann, Raymond Landrum, Davis Tindoll, Jr., Jeff Norwitz, Gary Weldon, Bernie Hunstad, and Steven Boering. ORGANIZATIONS MILITARY 363 CADUCEUS CLUB FRONT ROW: Billy Thompson, Gerald Payne, president; and Bob Haines SECOND ROW: Timothy May, Carl Wells, Jr., vice president; Jeff Carson, Dennis Raleigh, Richard Fury, Arlie Webb, Benita Sabie, and Melvin Dean. THIRD ROW: Kevin Lett, Bob Shanes, treasurer; Mike Ray, William Owings, John Leach, Fred Rattiff, Michael Murphy, John Hash, Joanie Graham, student senate representative; Pam Ghai, Nancy Tillis, Freda Brown, Sarah DeRossett, Donna Gary, Barbara Whitehead, secretary; and Patty Hockwalt BACK ROW: Dave Sullivan, Mike Casey, Jim Ross, and Dr. John Meisenheimer, sponsor. ■ 4 sm TiBB ' CHEMISTRY CLUB. FRONT ROW: Georgia Tye, Karen Mason, secretary; Lana Roy, vice president; Martha McKenzie. and Morris Taylor, sponsor. BACK ROW: Les Rice, president; Robert Fryman, Larry Wright, and Augusto Aguirre. Caduceus Tours; Chemistry Tutors Caduceus Club sponsored the fall and spring visits of the Red Cross Bloodmobile. In September, the group held a picnic at Boonesboro State Park along with the Chemistry and Biology faculty and graduate students. October 20, the Caduceus Club toured the University of Kentucky Medical School and Den- tal School. Second semester, they held a book sale to raise money for a trip to Eli Lilly Company in Indianapolis. The annual Spring Banquet and recognition of honor members climaxed the year. The Chemistry Club sponsored several pro- 364 ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS grams in chemistry by various faculty members and experts from the surrounding area. Club members held tutoring sessions in Chemistry and slide rule lessons for students who needed this service. Several members worked in undergraduate research for the Southeastern Regional meeting of the Student Affiliates of the American Chemi- cal Society, which was held in April at Georgia Tech. Some of the members presented papers at this meeting. LEN Association Sponsors Career Day The highlight of the year for the Association of Law Enforcement was the November 16th Ban- quet at which Commissioner Donald E. Clark of Multnomah, Oregon, discussed law enforcement education and the law officer ' s role in the com- munity. The members assisted in the Easter Seal Tele- thon and sponsored a Campus Cancer Drive in April. During spring vacation, the Association stressed the slogan, Drive to Return Alive. The organization also expanded its Criminal Justice Career File. On November 4 the group held a picnic and hayride. A spring picnic and awards program was also held. Donald Filer was presented a pla- que for Outstanding Service. A Career Day in Criminal Justice was held May 1 , Law Day USA. The various aspects of the field were publicized to encourage recruitment in Criminal Justice. Commissioner Donald Clark, of Oregon, stresses the importance of honesty and compassion to the law officer. I | ■ •«« ) | FRONT ROW: Gene Rankin, Wayne Villelli, Charles Martin, Mike Stengel, Steven Morrow, president; David Austin, vice president; Lola Johnson, treasurer; Clairette Pierce, sponsor; Joellen Huddy, secretary; Doug Black, student senate representative; Robert Donta, sergeant-at-arms; Mike Ulsh, J. William Barrow, Jr., Gary Weldon, and Bartholomew J. Johnson. SECOND ROW: James Brown, James Adams, Rick Devers, Mary Taylor, Julia Owens, Rebecca Cody, Jill Whicker, Betty Bungenstock, Linda Robinson, Susan Tacy, Gary Todd, Bradley Crawford, Ron Cannon, Richard Jackson, Jr., Donald Filer, James Fields, and Pat Gross. BACK ROW: Charles Fitzpatnck, Robert Christopher, Gerald Pierce, Christopher Cross, Hal Murray, Donald Lloyd, David Feldhaus, Terry Stovall, Arthur Bolton, James Paitsel, Larry Kelley, William Nelson, Jr., Gary Kiser, George Snyder, Jeffrey Mager, and Philip Meek, Jr. ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS 365 INTERIOR DESIGN. FRONT ROW: Nancy Boggo, Barbara Ricke, and Judy Alderson. SECOND ROW: Marty Greene, Pam Caldwell, secretary: Sharon Duft, treasurer; Betsy Schmidt, president; Con- nie Goodwin, vice president; and Mr. Don Gates, sponsor. BACK ROW: Ruth Hill, Connie Perkins, Jackie Clevenger, Kathy Marsh, JoAnna Peebles, Jill Votaw, Mary Smith, Mary Burlage, Barb Leo- nard, Cathy Crane, Pam Clifford, Wanda McAllister, Cathryn Car- | man, and Mary Turpin. FOOD AND NUTRITION. FRONT ROW: Sue Linneukohl, Marty Nicholson, treasurer; Adrienne Lennart, president; Beth Grever, vice president; Beth Sensel, and Janet Baker. BACK ROW: Bea- trice Risher, Susan Kenny, Susan Graves, Leslie Griffith, Ellene Gedling, Aletha Masters, and Sue Sells. Nutrition, Design Clubs Promote Career Interest The Food and Nutrition Club held a September tea for freshman home economics majors to acquaint them with the various aspects of the Home Economics Department. In November, the club donated a painting to the Burrier Building in memory of the late Regina Niehaus, a former member of the organization. Tours of the U. K. Medical Center and the IBM plant in Lexington were held in March. These tours familiarized the students with dietetics pro- cedures. Three members of the Interior Design Club were sent as delegates to the NSID Professional Design Convention in October, at Columbus, Indiana. In February, the Interior Design Club held a Bridal Fair to exhibit wedding gowns and other bridal attire. The fashions were furnished by a department store. Throughout the year, the group sponsored several guest speakers in the field of design. A Textiles and Design Symposium was held in April. 366 ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. FRONT ROW: Rhonda Wall, Brenda Young, secretary; Barbara Walker, president; Ellen Brautigam, Vickl McDonald, Susan Shrader, Rusty Butler, Karen Kelly, and Georgietta Berry. SECOND ROW: Debby Amrurgey, Susan Graves, Carolyn Webb, Margaret Mason, Patty Eades, Paula Reld, and Lou Grubbs. THIRD ROW: Laura Greenwell, Marietta Knuehl, Nadine Lee, Orleen Vaughn, Susan Lowe, Mona Reichenbach, Kathryn Tuggle, and Lynn Smalley. BACK ROW: Debbie Bunch, Kathy Houk, Cathy Hill, treasurer; Patty Mains, vice president; Mary Grider, Cathy Scopa, Sandy Clapp, Norma Price, Peggy Hensley, Sharon Marlow, and Jane Murphy. Home Ec Club Holds Opportunities Pane Members of the Home Economics Club pres- ented a panel on the career opportunities in home economics in November. Throughout the year they offered several programs on the differ- ent aspects of home economics to the other groups in the department. These programs repre- sented the club ' s service efforts for the year. Members of the club attended the Fall State Workshop at Morehead and the Spring State Convention in Lexington. The group sold Care Packages to raise money to send two delegates to the National Convention in Detroit, Michigan. Members of the Home Ec Club meet in the Family Living Center for an informal planning session ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS 367 FRONT ROW: Donna Mullins, secretary; Nancy Houdeshell, Debra Wise, vice president; Sam Hammond, president; Terri Tatman, Pol- lyanna Henzman, Patti March, Mona Simpson, Vicki Deskins, Carol Roussos, Debbie Tinsley, Paul Stith, and Gary Ferrell. BACK ROW: Lynn Cross, Yvonne Forkal, Clara Noble, Judy Combs, Marcie Stumbo, Pam Young, Karen Justice, and Drusilla Helvey. Student Nurses Hold Membership Drive A spaghetti supper in September led oft the year for the Student Nurses Association. Seven of the members attended the annual Kentucky Association of Nursing Students Convention in Louisville. In December, the group began a mem- bership drive and the publication of a newsletter. The second semester opened with a candy sale and a chili supper to raise money for the spring banquet. The club held two capping ceremonies. The first was in September, and the other in February at which the first class of four year students received their caps. A freshman nursing student receives her cap from a member of the Student Nurses Association. 368 ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS MENC, SNEA Hold Membership Drives The Music Educators National Conference held a picnic for the Music Department faculty, the graduate students and music majors in Septem- ber at Richmond City Park. The purpose was to encourage MENC membership and to promote good relations between music students and fac- ulty. MENC sent six delegates to the KMEA State Convention in Owensboro, January 11-13. On weekends members of the club worked with chil- dren at Telford Community Center. The Student National Education Association began the year with a drive to increase member- ship. The Mulebarn was the scene of an SNEA Halloween costume party. In December, the members of SNEA toured the Department of Special Education and Rehabilita- tion. This tour provided the members with an opportunity to become familiar with the depart- ment and its programs. The group sponsored various speakers at their regular meetings. SNEA, FRONT ROW: Maryann Fer ' rante, Roxann Schlelein, presi- dent; Walter Mayer, treasurer; Diana Hall, secretary; Jennifer Piatt, vice president; and Cindy Watkins. SECOND ROW; Glenda Finley, Sue Mantel, Marcia Clarke, Patti Rogers, Wanda Stiles, Polly Lloyd, Yvonne Allen, Diane Donohue, Libby Wilkins, Susan Bachus, Pauline McConathy, and Patricia Hoskins. BACK ROW: Mary Hoagland, Barbara Hambly, Arizona Cornett, Kathy O ' Nan, Dorothy Patterson, Ceilia Combs, Ann Gregory. Rhonda Fryman, Loretta Wells, Patricia Wilder, Vicki McDonald, Cathy Rausch, and Peggy Golyer. MENC. FRONT ROW: Vicki Moon, Minda Thompson, Nancy Cot- ton, Terry Smith, Barbara Sanders, Marilyn Van Cleave, Denise Baker, Nancy Hastings, and Ann Wagner. SECOND ROW: Caro- lyn Van Gilder, Linda Tincher, Nancy McKenney, Blanda Allen, Tanya Moores, Mary Moorhead, secretary; Pamela Shepherd, Jacque Verst, and Judy Reed. BACK ROW: Eldon Matlick, Fred Peterson, sponsor; Kenneth Byrdwell, president; Jeff Middleton, Samuel Stokes, Roger Hott, Theodore Pope, Terry Bromley, trea- surer; Frank Stephens, vice president; Paul Proffitt, Nathanael Carter, Douglas Baber, Ken Henry, Steve Mahogany, and Craig Hartje. ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS 369 Phi Beta Lambda Aids Mothers ' March Phi Beta Lambda, a national organization for young adults enrolled in business and office pro- grams, is now in its second year of existence. Members participated in the Mothers ' March for Birth Defects by collecting door-to-door for the March of Dimes. Other activities included making weekly visits to the Kenwood Nursing Home, touring IBM ' s Lexington plant, and attending the State Leadership Conference at Cumberland Falls State Park. Phi Beta Lambda attempts to develop the qual- ities of business and civic leadership in today ' s youth, preparing them to enter the business world. Debbie Bowles and Shirley Rusterholz make a call at President Martin ' s home to collect for the Mothers ' March. X PHI BETA LAMBDA. FRONT ROW: Sharon Fields, Patty Early, Jarjice Brewer, Nancy Botner, Shirley Rusterholz, vice president; Joyce Kilgore, secretary; and Anita Bertrand. BACK ROW: R. Dean Burkett, sponsor; Deborah Bowles, president; Karen Ramey, Greg Brunsman, treasurer; Dianna Rayburn, Lynn Brown, Janna Vice, and Emogene Hogg, sponsor. 370 ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS AGRICULTURE CLUB. FRONT ROW: Dr. Dwight Barkley, spon- sor; Ray Patterson, Glenn Hayes, sponsor; Marv Batte, Thomas Ellingsworth, Vikki Spicer, Jance Reid, Doris Wicklund, Sharon Maupin, Jimmy Gover, and Daniel Custis. SECOND ROW: William Harris, Oscar Tudor, Steven Rismiller, Michael Early, Francis Par- ker, Gene Gibson, Kevin Hall, David Boren, Thomas Butcher, Rick Marshall, and Darvin Sebastian. BACK ROW: Dr. Archie Devore, Stephen Bailey, Keith Gibson, Vaden Wagoner, Robert Kirzinger, John Salyers, and Mark Cowman. Ag Club and ACE Sponsor Speakers The Agriculture Club sponsored the tirst sanc- tioned National Tractor Pull in Madison County, offering cash prizes totaling $7,000.00. Members of the club went on a field trip to Flo- rida. While there, the group toured several Flo- rida nurseries. Dr. Frank Gibert of Union College spoke to the group about the Everglades. The group, approximately one-half of whom are agriculture majors, began publication of a club newspaper, The Carter Report. The theme for the Association of Childhood Education for the year, Opening Avenues Through Communication, was the incentive for speakers, panel discussions and other activities throughout the year. In October, ACE held an open house for members and other students to meet with the elementary education faculty and ask ques- tions about childhood education. ACE also presented a series of story-telling programs on Eastern ' s radio station. ACE. FRONT ROW: Jenniter Piatt, Patricia Judge, Patti Rogers, Kathy O ' Nan, Marcia Clarke, and Barb Pitakos. SECOND ROW: Susan Tolliver, Linda Guenthner, Deborah Abbott, Cynthia Kelso, Vickie Raderer, secretary; Cacus Flesher, sponsor; Barbara Lumsden, president; Lynn Fox, Martha Ambrose, and Susan Henry, treasurer. BACK ROW: Karen Dockery, Dana Asher, Clar- enetta Henderson, Dorothy Patterson, Bette Gatewood, Diana Zurface, Patricia Kohl, vice president; Marcie Marlow, Gwen Mayes, and Ethel Sams, sponsor. ORGANIZATIONS DEPARTMENTALS 371 AURORA Provides Creative Outlet AURORA, Eastern ' s student literary publica- tion, was published with the purpose of giving talented students the opportunity and experience of writing for publication. It also provided a record of student literary endeavor. The student editors made final selections for the publication after a year of selecting the best from hundreds of prose and poetry works sub- mitted for consideration. The faculty worked closely with the editors by giving constructive criticisms for improving each piece. The AURORA was placed on sale late in the spring. Dr. George Sutton, Advisor; Brenda Wheeler, Paul Brokaw, anc Dorothy Bayer. Brenda Wheeler listens as Dr. Sutton criticizes a prose work sub- mitted to the AURORA. 372 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Eastern Progress Broadens Coverage In its fiftieth year of publication, the PROGRESS expanded news coverage to include both on-and off-campus reporting. New angles were developed for features and sports coverage was broadened. Jack D. Frost, former sports editor and managing editor, became the first graduate student to serve as editor. At mid-year Frost moved on to fill the position of news editor for the Richmond Register, which was vacated by the untimely death of former PROGRESS staffer, Jim House. Jim Ross again served as business manager. Robert Babbage, Jr., having been manag- ing editor, became editor. With a few changes in editorships, the Spring semester found the PROGRESS extending investiga- tive and city-campus reporting. Editorially, the paper suggested extended library hours, examined pollution problems and press free- dom, and included new columns. BOB BABBAGE, Spring Semester Editor BETSEY BELL, Managing Editor ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 373 KEN GULLETTE, Circulation Manager, and PAT DOTSON, Fine Arts Editor JOAN COTTONGIM, Features Editor, and DELMA FRANCIS, Academics Editor JIM KIRK, Sports Editor, and JOHN NELSON, Editorial Assistant 374 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS FRONT ROW: Jan Hensley, Becky Burden, Candy Wells, Louis Will, and Sue Smith. BACK ROW: Francis Kennedy, Keith Carroll, Julie Hoyt, and Kathy Callahan. FAWN CONLEY, News Editor, and JACK FROST, Fall Semester Editor ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 375 376 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS Milestone Marks Golden Anniversary During its Golden Anniversary year the MILESTONE continued its 50-year-old tradition ot reporting in words and pictures the events of the year at Eastern. Countless hours went into the compilation of photographs and copy that constitute this 608-page book. But, in addition to producing the book itself, the staff worked at several fund-raising projects neces- sary in order to continue selling for $7.50 a book which costs approxi- mately $10.00 each to produce. Picture sales, sale of organization pages and investments were among the business activities designed to hold down the cost to the individual student. It wasn ' t all drudgery for the MILESTONE staffers. Activities such as the fall workshop-picnic, the Associated Collegiate Press con- vention in New York City and the annual spring awards banquet pro- vided both informational and recre- ational breaks from the activity. FRONT ROW: Polly Lloyd, Sharon Stephens, Dave Sullivan, Debbie Kirk, Debbie Raistnck, Bill Sawyer, Lynn Meisenzahl, Linda Mittel, Rhonda Fryman, Karen Dockery, Debbie Schock, Cathy Carman, Phyllis Barton, and Ann Colao. BACK ROW: Rick Allen, Betsy Hill, Eveanna Betz, Aleta Greayer, Rhonda Dye- house, Debbie Vander Horst, and Carl Simms. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 377 LINDA MITTEL, Managing Editor BETSY HILL, Organizations Editor • jrm F - l f m Ill rVt M V ■ B B KAREN DOCKERY, Index Editor CARL SIMMS, Underclasses Co-Editor 378 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS DEBBIE RAISTRICK, Academics Editor CONNIE BALL, Honors Editor. SHARON STEPHENS, Athletics Editor, and PHYLLIS BARTON, Seniors Editor -fWwfXf, RICK ALLEN, Business Manager and Underclasses Co-Editor BILL SAWYER, Editor-in-Chief ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 379 Photographic Staff Attend Nikon School Photography is more than a technical skill. But, because of its many technical aspects, it necessitates a professional atti- tude. The development of this attitude in his students was the goal of University Photogra- pher, Larry Bailey. A professional attitude is a necessary stepping stone to professional results, says Bai- ley. This attitude was sought after and attained by student photographers Jim Shepherd, Dan Quigg, Don Wallbaum, Russ Tapp, Gary Zeller, Ken Griffin, and Chip Osborne. Although described as zany by many, this motley crew was responsible for the photos which won the MILESTONE college photo honors last year. Professionalism did not mean that photographers could not enjoy themselves. They did. Bailey, Shepherd, and Wall- baum attended Nikon school in September. The school was held in Indianapolis and explored 35mm techniques. KEN GRIFFIN, and LARRY BAILEY, University Photographer 380 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS RUSS TAPP and DAN QUIGG DON WALLBAUM and JIM SHEPHERD, right, at the Nikon School. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS 381 mwm M : ■- .,.„■ ■ ' ■■ ' ■■ ■-■- - ' ,-.;. I mm liter- THE ON ' ■■■■ ■i. ' ■ ' ' 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Wanda McAllistar, vice president; Beth Grever, treasurer; Larry Parks, president; Debbie Tully, reporter; and Mary Ann Fisher, secretary. Seniors Enter Last Year With Mixed Feelings As the Seniors arrived back on campus for their tinal year, their thoughts were tilled with feelings of both excitement and nostalgia for they were about to enter the world as educated men and women. As they looked forward into the future, they also remembered fond moments with the friends they had made throughout the years. May 13, 1973 brought graduation and the final meeting of the Class of 73. For Seniors and par- ents alike, it was a proud moment that will be always cherished. So just as the Class of 73 arrived as freshmen full of excitement and vitality, they left Eastern with the knowledge to last a life- time. 384 SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS DEBORAH LESLIE ABBOTT, Louisville. B.S. Elementary Education GEORGE H. ABELL, JR., Louisville B.B.A. General Business CHARLIE ABNER, Ricetown A.B. Political Science BONNIE MAE ABOUND, Louisville A.B. Social Work LEONA R. ABRAHAM, Toledo, Ohio A.B. Art DONNA G. ADAMS, Sarasota, Florida A.B. Art FRANCES LYNN ADAMS, Elizabethtown B.S. Interior Design GARY WAYNE ADAMS, New Castle B.S. Electronics Technology JAMES LUNDY ADAMS, Lexington B.S. Law Enforcement BERTEE ADKINS, Harold B.S. Business Education SUSAN LEE ADKINS, Vancouver, Washington B.B.A. General Business JAMES LEE ALBRIGHT, Levittown, Pennsylvania A.B. Art Education JOYCE M. ALBRO, Louisville A.B. Psychology and Political Science JENNIE L. ALCORN, Lexington B.S. Law Enforcement WILMA LEE ALCORN, Irvine B.S. Elementary Education JUDY MARIE ALDERSON, Paducah B.S. Home Economics SHIRLEY MORGAN ALEXANDER, Sanford, Florida A.B. Social Work JIM HAROLD ALFORD, Lexington B.A. Speech C. RICHARD ALLEN, JR., Fern Creek B.B.A. Data Processing LARRY OLEN ALLEN, Orlando B.A. Industrial Technology YVONNE E. ALLEN, Lakeside Park A.B. and B.S. History and Psychology DENNIS KEITH ALLEY, Richmond B.B.A. Data Processing RODNEY GLEN ALSUP, Milton B.B.A. Accounting PAMELA DAWN AMBROSE, Delaware, Ohio A.B. Social Work JAMES MICHAEL ANDERSON, Louisville B.B.A. Marketing DANIEL STEPHEN ARGABRIGHT, Anderson, Indian; B.S. Physical Education JOHN SCOTT ARNOLD, Owenton B.S. Psychology DANA LYNN ASHER, Hyden B.S. Child Development SENIORS ABB-ASH 385 Ravine Remains a Center of Campus Life JANE AUBERRY, Springfield B.S. Elementary Education RICHARD DARRELL AUBREY, Louisville B.S. Physical Education GARY S. AYERS, Lexington B.S. Elementary and Special Education ROGER WAYNE AYERS, Middlesboro B.B.A. Accounting VICKI ANN AYERS, Amelia, Ohio A.B. French and English ROBERT ALEXANDER BABBAGE, Lexington A.B. Political Science and Journalism DOUGLAS ALLEN BABER, Winchester B.M.E. Music JAMES LYNN BABER, Pans B.S. Industrial Education GARY SEWELL BAILEY, Shelbyville A.B. History JACOB TALLEY BAILEY, Paducah B.S. Law Enforcement EUGENE R. BAKENHESTER, Washington Courthouse, Ohio B.S. Physical Education FRANK LEE BAKER, Cleveland, Georgia B.S. Law Enforcement BOBBIE JEAN BALL, Nicholasville B.S. Elementary Education CONNIE BALL, Miamisburg, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education STEPHEN DENNIS BANDURA, JR., Whitehall, Pennsylvania B.S. Law Enforcement B. JAYNE BANGS, Loveland, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education ROMA F. BANKS, Bethany B.S. Elementary Education DEBORAH CAROYL BARFIELD, Lee City B.S. Economics Education GLORIA LYNN BARGER, Richmond A.B. English GLORIA ANN BARGO, Corbin B.S. Elementary Education KAY BARKER, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education ROBERT DARRELL BARNES, Winchester B.S. Industrial Technology GLENDA KAY BARNETT, New Albany, Indiana B.M.E. Music Education SARA SUE BARNETT, Ewing A.B. Social Work JILL A. BARTHEN, Orient, Ohio B.S. Health Education ROGER LOWELL BASHAM, Louisville B.S. Physical Education JOHN LINDSAY BATTS, Versailles A.B. Anthropology and Sociology CONNIE SUE BAUHAN, Orient, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education 386 SENIORS AUB-BAU mtjk DOROTHY LOUISE BAYER, Richmond B.A. English BETTY CAROL BEAM, Bardstown B.S. Elementary Education JOHN BEAM, Bardstown B.S. Recreation WILLIAM J. BEARD, Fairdale B.S. Elementary Education JEANETTE MARIE BEDORE, Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. Philosophy and Social Work JOHN WOODSON BEGLEY, Corbin B.S. Industrial Education LINDA L. BEGLEY, Lebanon A.B. English WILLIAM E. BEGLEY, Beattyville B.A. Philosophy and Political Science KATHY TUCKER BELCHER, Danville B.S. Elementary Education BETSEY LYNN BELL, Louisville A.B. Journalism and Broadcasting MARGARET CAROL BELLAMY, Richmond A.B. Art JUDY GAIL BENNETT, Manchester A.B. Spanish ...IK Karen Rhoades helps Jim Shepherd release her goldfish in the ravine pond as Patrick Jones watches. SENIORS ' BAY-BEN 387 Taking advantage of the good fall weather, Joyce Rusterholz and Phil Dube wax his ce PAT ANN BENNETT, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Math SANDRA KAY BENTLEY, Dorton B.S. Rehabilitation Education WANDA LOUISE BERRY, Ghent B.S. Business Education LYNDA SUE BERTRAM, Monticello A.B. Social Work SUSAN ANN BERTRAND, Cold Spring A.B. English CHARLES R. BIDWELL, Louisville B.S. Physical Education LINDA MAE BIRGE, Salyersville B.S. Math JAMES C. BISIG, Louisville B.B.A. Business 388 SENIOR BEN-BIS Fall Weather Encourages Outdoor Activity CONNIE LEE BLACK, Erlanger B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology DEBBIE A. BLACK, Corbin B.S. Home Economics Education LARRY WAYNE BLACKBURN, Versailles A.B. Regional Planning JAMES RAY BLAIR, Louisville A.B. Philosophy JOYCE A. BLAIR, Louisville B.S. Math PAUL E. BLAIR, Williamstown B.S. Physical Education RHONDA L. BLAIR, Guston B.M.E. Music SALLY BLAIR, Letcher B.S. Law Enforcement ROGER DALE BLANKENSHIP, Louisville B.S. Agriculture PEGGY ROBINSON BLANTON, London B.S. Elementary and Special Education DORIS ELAINE BLEDSOE, Aaron B.A. English MARTHA SUE BLEVINS, Monticello A.B. Library Science ROSALEE BOOTHE, Beattyville B.S. Business Education STEVEN K. BORING, Mt. Gilead, Ohio B.B.A. Accounting CHRISTINA MARIA BOSLER, Louisville B.S. Math JAMES PATRICK BOURNE, Somerset B.S. Regional Planning ALLEN POWERS BOWEN, JR., Erlanger B.B.A. General Business JACK BOWMAN, JR., Mt. Vernon B.A. Art BARBARA JO BRACKEN, Berea B.S. Elementary Education GIGI BRADFORD, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania B.S. Physical Education FRANCES ELIZABETH BRAMLAGE, Lexington B.S. Elementary Education LARRY KEITH BRANDENBURG, Berea B.M. Church Music GARY ALLEN BRANDON, Gahanna, Ohio B.S. Wildlife Management WILLIAM H. BRENDA, Crawfordsville, Indiana B.S. Industrial Education FRANCES ANN BRETZ, Carlisle B.S. Business Education JANET CAROL BRIGMON, Manchester B.M.E. Music JACQUELINE MARIE BRISBAY, Lexington B.S. Audiology and Speech LARRY SCOTT BRITTON, Frankfort B.B.A. General Business SENIORS BLA-BRI 389 ' Oh, It Hardly Ever Rains in Sunny BRENDA WOOD BROADDUS, South Shore B.S. Home Economics PAUL FREDERICK BROKAW, Louisville A.B. English TERRY L. BROMLEY, Dry Ridge B.M.E. Music AVA SUE BROOKS, Williamson, West Virginia B.S. Physical Education KATHERINE AMY BROTHERS, Versailles B.S. Physical Education BARRINGTON M. BROWN, West Liberty B.B.A. General Business BENJAMIN ARTHUR BROWN, Lexington A.B. Political Science JACQUEL BROWN, Cynthiana B.S. Industrial Technology KAREN LEE BROWN, Burgin B.M.E. Music RAYMOND LEE BROWN, Louisville B.S. Law Enforcement ROBERT DOUGLAS BROWN, Louisville A.B. Social Work STEPHEN ALONZO BROWN, Crab Orchard B.S. Industrial Education STEPHEN F. BROWN, Fort Thomas B.B.A. General Business SYLVESTER R. BROWN, JR., Lebanon A.B. Political Science PATRICIA L. BROWNELL, Louisville B.S. Recreation Administration SARAH E. BROWNING, Harlan B.S. Physical Education MARY JUNE BRUNKER, Cynthiana B.S. Elementary Education KARLA JEANNE BRYANT, Berea A.B. English WILLIAM HENERY BUCKLER, Vine Grove B.A. Art NICHOLAS ROBERT BUCKLEY, Sabina, Ohio A.B. Political Science PEGGY SUE BUIS, Eubank B.S. Elementary Education PAULA MARIE BUNCH, Loyall B.S. Home Economics ERIC R. BUNDY, Louisville A.B. History NANCY L. BURCH, Middlesboro B.S. Nursing CYNTHIA ANN BURKART, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education JANET RUTH BURKS, Elizabethtown B.S. Rehabilitation MARY CARROLL BURNETT, Brandenburg B.S. Rehabilitation JAMES RUSSELL BURNS, Manchester B.S. Industrial Education 390 SENIORS BRO-BUR -r Coed ' s rush back to their dorm to escape pouring rain SENIORS 391 Float Building Requires Late Hours WILLIAM EDWARD BURNS, Richmond B.S. Law Enforcement ROBERT CARL BURRIS, Columbus, Ohio B.S. Recreation DONALD WAYNE BURTON, Harrodsburg B.M.E. Music Education PORTIA B. BURTON, Somerset B.S. Elementary Education MARSHALL LANIER BUSH, Bartow, Florida B.B.A. Marketing DORETTA JEAN BUTLER, Lexington B.S. Home Economics Education KENNETH RICHEY BYRDWELL, Hopkinsville B.M.E. Music BRENDA FAYE CABLE, Campton A.B. Sociology DONALD RAY CABLE, Campton A.B. Social Work DIANNE MILLION CAIRNS, Harrodsburg A.B. Art ROBERT H. CAIRNS, Coatesville, Pennsylvania B.S. Industrial Technology and B.B.A. Business PAMELA LEE CALDWELL, London B.S. Home Economics WILLIAM REED CALDWELL, Carlisle B.S. Agriculture CATHERINE GREGORY CALLAS, Hagerstown, Maryland B.S. Law Enforcement MILDRED PALMER CAMENISCH, Stanford B.S. School Health BRENDA MARTIN CAMPBELL, Richmond B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology 392 SENIORS BUR-CAM CLIFFORD EARL CAMPBELL, Versailles B.S. Biology DENNIS W. CAMPBELL, Corbin B.S. Industrial Technology FREDA LOU CAMPBELL, Betsy Layne A.B. Library Science VANESSA GAYLE CAMPBELL, Whitesburg B.M.E. Music DIETER RAYMOND CARLTON, Badhamburg, Germany A.B. Broadcasting DEBORAH LEE CARR, Louisville B.S. Business Education KEITH F. CARROLL, Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. Journalism SUSAN LYNNE CARROLL, Lexington B.S. Elementary Education RUTH ELDON CARRUBA, Cumberland B.S. Business Education GEORGIA MELTON CARTER, Manchester A.B. Sociology NATHANAEL E. CARTER, Versailles B.M.E. Music RICHARD ALLEN CASE, Louisville A.B. Sociology CYNTHIA MYERS CASEY, Richmond A.B. French CHERYL LYNN CASTLE, Paintsville B.A. Speech and Drama JOHNNY MICHAEL CASTLE, Paintsville B.B.A. Accounting ARNOLD R CATES, Louisville A.B. English Students take time from their busy schedules to work on their organiza- tions ' floats for the Homecoming parade. SENIORS CAM-CAT 393 %LP u- -j -. Familiar cartoon character B. C, brightens a coed ' s door in Sullivan Hall. JUDITH A. CAUDILL, Letcher B.S. Law Enforcement JOHN R. CECIL, New Haven B.A. Speech Pathology and Audiology JOHN TAYLOR CENTER, Campton B.A. Geography GLENNA SUE CHARLES, Phyllis B.S. Elementary and Special Education THOMAS D. CHENAULT, Richmond B.S. Law Enforcement DEBORAH ELAYNE CHESTNUT, Louisville B.A. Social Work JANET SUE CHILDRESS, Louisville B.S. Physical Education REBECCA FAYE CLANCY, Lexington A.B. Social Work SANDRA KAY CLAPP, New Madison, Ohio B.S. Home Economics Education DIANNE LYNN CLARE, Louisville B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology BRENDA GALE CLARK, Corbin B.M.E. Music Education DREAMA LEE CLARK, Cynthiana B.S. Biology JIMMIE JOANNE CLARK, Richmond A B. History and B.S. Math SUSAN E. CLARK, Lebanon B.S. Elementary Education NORMA JEAN CLEMMONS, Union, Ohio A.B. History LARRY W CLEVELAND, Williamstown A.B. Political Science 394 SENIORS CAU-CLE Door Decorations Brighten Up Dorm ROBERT ORAN CLICK, Richmond B.B.A. Marketing TIMOTHY MITCHELL COEN, Cincinnati, Ohio B.B.A. Marketing GEORGE WALLACE COFFEY, Louisville A.B. Political Science SHARETTA LITTLE COLEMAN, Virgie B.B.A. Accounting JACK KERRY COLGLAZIER, Xenia, Ohio B.S. Law Enforcement JIMMIE EWELL COLLETTE, Campbellsville B.S. Recreation JANET PIGMAN COLLIER, Louisville B.S. Speech Pathology PATRICIA ANN COLLIER, London A.B. Social Work DONNA KAYE COLSTON, Franktort B.S. Physical Education TED LYNN COLVIN, Foster B.S. Agriculture BYRON F. COMBS, Hazard B.S. Business Education CEILIA JOETTE COMBS, Paintsville A.B. English GARY GLENN COMBS, Manchester B.B.A. Business Administration GREGORY S. COMBS, Okeana, Ohio A.B. History JOY R COMBS, Whitesburg B.S. Business Education DEBRA LEE CONOVER, Harrodsburg B.S. Elementary and Special Education JAMES THOMAS CONRAD, Springfield, Ohio B.S. Vocational Rehabilitation Education DWIGHT ALAN CONWAY, Sinai B.S. School Health JOE BURTON COOKSEY, Richmond B.B.A. General Business LINDA KAY COOPER, Troy, Ohio A.B. English ARIZONA CORNETT, Skyline B.S. Business Education CAROLYN B. CORNETT, Beattyville A.B. Art DEBORAH ANN CORNETT, Versailles, Indiana A.B. English STANLEY NELSON CORNETT, Richmond B.M.E. Music KERRY LEE COURTNEY, Florence B.B.A. Marketing CHERYL LEA COX, Williamsburg A.B. Speech Pathology and Audiology KATHERINE HARGRAVE COX, Kingsport, Tennessee B.S. Elementary Education KATHRYN OAKLEY COX, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education SENIORS CLI-COX 395 DU ' s Sponsor Annual Bike Race MARGARET L. COX, Lancaster B.S. Physical Education MARY MARGARET COX, Lexington B.S. Physical Education TYLER D. COX, Lawrenceburg A.B. Broadcasting JANIE C. CRAWLEY, Campbellsville B.S. Business Education SHARON ANN CREWS, Columbus, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education SANDRA KAY CROLEY, Williamsburg B.S. Elementary Education PAULA JOAN CROPPER, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education CHRISTOPHER G. CROSS, Ausable Forks, New York B.S. Law Enforcement SHERIDAN LYNN CROSS, Erlanger B.S. Nursing ROBERT FRANK CROSSLEY, Collingswood, New Jersey B.S. Physical Education MELL WOOD CROUCH, JR., Springfield B.M.E. Music DENA JO CULVER, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education MARY SHALENE CUMMINS, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education DAVE MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM, Newport A.B. English DEBORAH LEE CURRY, Richmond B.S. Elementary Education DOUG CZOR, Allentown, Pennsylvania B.S. Law Enforcement PRAVINKVMAR I. DATEL, Nairobi, Kenya B.S. Industrial Technology MARBETH ANN DAVIDSON, Red Fox B.S. Business Education ALLEN WILLIAM DAVIS, Louisville A.B. History and Political Science DIANE L. DAVIS, Mt. Sterling B.S. Mathematics JAMES JOSEPH DAVIS, Homestead, Pennsylvania B.S. Health and Physical Education KATHLEEN E. DAVIS, Owensville, Ohio B.S. Speech Pathology KIRK WILLIAM DAVIS, Orlando, Florida B.S. Health ROBERT ELLEN DAVIS, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education TERESA UPTON DAVIS, Berea B.S. Elementary Education CHARLOTTE LYNN DAWSON, LaGrange B.S. Elementary Education DAN PURDOM DAWSON, Versailles A.B. Broadcasting GWENDOLYN STUMBO DAWSON, McDowell B.S. Special Education 396 SENIORS COX-DAW ' — . -1 ■ ■ 4 J I Bernie Harubla watches for the starter ' s signal at the DU Bike Race. CONNIE STANDAFER DEATON, Dayton, Ohio A.B. English and Spanish JOSEPH W. DECHIRICO, Dayton, Ohio A.B. Political Science JUDY ELLINGTON DECHIRICO, Ashland B.S. Elementary Education RICHARD L. DEGLOW, Florence B.S. Psychology MARY JANE DEJACO, Alexandria B.S. Elementary Education DEBORAH ANN DELDUCA, Dormont, Pennsylvania B.S. Elementary Education JOSEPH B. DELPH, Lynch B.B.A. Business Administration VICKI DENNIS, Louisville A.B. English LOIS ANN DENNISTON, Campton B.S. Business Education JUNE RUTH DENNY, Fairfield, Ohio B.S. Home Economics JOHN THOMAS DESKINS, Pikeville B.B.A. Business Administration RAYMOND FRANCIS DESLOOVER, Monroe, Michigan B.S. Industrial Technology SENIORS DEA-DES 397 MARY CATHERINE DEWEESE, Dayton, Ohio B.S. Elementary and Special Education CAROL SHILL DICKTER, Enterprise, Alabama A.B. History RICHARD J. DIEHL, Louisville A.B. Drama JAMES BARTRAM DINGUS, Prestonsburg B.B.A. Marketing NAPOLEON DOBBINS, Louisville B.S. Psychology ROBERT A. DOBBS, Franklin B.S. Law Enforcement TERESA W. DOBBS, Ashland A.B. English DENNIS DALE DOGGETT, Verona B.B.A. Marketing BERTIE RAY DOLEN, Monticello B.B.A. General Business DARLA DONLEY, Troy, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education RICHARD BERNARD DONOGHUE, Louisville B.B.A. Business Administration ROBERT ALVIN DONTA, Ashland B.S. Law Enforcement 7 - - ' . . ■••■ ■ ' « Students in Physical Science class calculates results from experiment on the principles of motion. 398 SENIORS DEW-DON Students Calculate in Lab Classes RICHARD WILLIAM DOOLEY, Louisville A.B. Political Science JAMES HUGH DORMAN, Covington B.S. Industrial Education JANICE A. G. DOSSETT, Harrodsburg B.S. Elementary Education IRVIN L. DOTSON, Pikeville B.B.A. Accounting PATRICIA JEAN DOTSON, Cincinnati A.B. Speech and Drama PATRICK L. DOUGHERTY, Bellevue A.B. Sociology LYNN DIANE DOWELL, Cincinnati B.S. Kindergarten and Elementary Education GEORGE T. DOYLE, Pans B.S. Law Enforcement JOHN ROBERT DREW, Lexington B.M.E. Music JOAN ADAMS DRURY, Versailles B.S. Elementary Education PHYLLIS GAY DUNAWAY, Miamisburg, Ohio A.B. History MARK E. DUNCAN, Lancaster B.B.A. General Business GARY R. DUNLAP, Richmond B.B.S. Industrial Technology WILLIAM THOMAS DUNN, Richmond B.S. Psychology JON EDWARD DURKIN, Lexington A.B. Art ROBERT B. DURRETT, Louisville B.S. Industrial Technology CLAUDE WILLIAM DYE, Somerset B.B.A. Business RHONDA CAROL DYEHOUSE, Crab Orchard B.S. Elementary Education PATTY McKEEHAN EADES, Richmond B.S. Home Economics PATRICIA LYNN EARLY, Valley Station B.S. Business Education JOSEPH EDGAR EATON, Wilmington, Ohio B.S. Agriculture ROBERT HEINZ EBERT, Shepherdsville A.B. Law Enforcement and Social Work ERNEST LEE EDGINGTON III, Winchester A.B. History MARVIN EGBERT, Versailles B.B.A. Electronic Data Processing WILLIAM M. EGGEMEIER, Newport A.B. Political Science JUDITH ANN EHRENBERG, Reading, Ohio A.B. Speech Pathology and Audiology WALTER RALPH EHRET, Covington B.B.A. Accounting SHERRY LYNN EKER, Dayton B.S. Elementary Education SENIORS DOO-EKE 399 BETTY J. ELAM, Louisville B.S. Medical Technology KATHY ELDER, Fairfield B.S. Elementary Education BETTY JANE ELKIN, Winchester A.B. History WINSTON ANTHONY EMMANUEL, Trinidad, West Indies B.S. Physical Education and Corrective Therapy SUSAN KAREN ENGLER, Louisville A.B History KENNETH LEROY ERNSPIKER, JR., Jeffersontown B.B.A. Accounting DONALD C. ESTEP, London A.B. Art KATHLEENA GAY EVANS, Covington A.B. Social Work PEGGY SUE EVERSOLE, Buckhorn B.S. Elementary Education YOLANDA GAYLE FARRELL, Frankfort B.B.A. Marketing DIANNA LEA FEDERLE, Louisville B.B.A. Data Processing DAVID J. FELDHAUS, Covington B.S. Law Enforcement 4 ' 5 Above: Mud puddles from warm autumn showers provide a great place for a little fun. Right: The Fountain is a place to rinse out your slacks after a run in the mud puddles. 400 SENIORS ELA-FEL Puddles Provide Excuse for Fun THERESA ANN FELDMAN, Madison, Indiana B.S. Recreation Supervisor TAYLOR LYNN FELTNER, Fairfield, Ohio A.B. Broadcasting DRUE FERGUSON, Dayton B.B.A. Data Processing ELMA JEAN FERGUSON, Flat Gap A.B. Library Science MICHAEL MOORE FERGUSON, Louisville B.S. Industrial Education MARY ETTA FERMAN, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education YVONNE FIELDS, Hamilton, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education JAMES LARRY FIELDS, Paris, Tennessee B.S Law Enforcement SHARON B. FIELDS, Pans B.S. Business Education and Office Administration STEPHEN ALAN FIELDS, Winchester A.B. History and Social Science JAMES M. FIELY, Mentor, Ohio B.S. Industrial Technology DONALD R. FILER, Lexington B.S Law Enforcement SENIORS FEL-FIL 401 GLENDA DEAN FINLEY, Bellbrook, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education MAE FINLEY, Manchester B.S. Business Education CLAUDIA LOUISE FISCHER, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Physical Education PETER LOUIS FISCHER, Louisville A.B. Political Science BEVERLY JEAN FISHER, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education DIANE C. FISHER, Cleveland, Ohio B.S. School Health MARY ANN FISHER, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Special and Elementary Education PAMELA MARTENS FISK, Battle Creek, Michigan B.S. Law Enforcement TERRY LEE FISK, Coldwater, Michigan B.S. Law Enforcement JOSEPH COOPER FITCH, Versailles B.S. Law Enforcement LINDA M. FITZER, Southgate B.S. Kindergarten and Elementary Education LYNN PAULINE FLANERY, Flemingsburg B.S. Physical Education DAVID RICHARD FOYT, Sidney, Ohio B.B.A. Finance JOHN E. FOLAND, Miamisburg, Ohio B.S. Physical Education VICKY LYNN FOLEY, North Middletown B.S. Health and Physical Education YVONNE FOREE, Louisville A.B. English Two romantic students take advantage of a quiet and inspiring atmosphere. 402 SENIORS FIN-FOR Plaza Provides Inspiring Atmosphere DAVID WAYNE FORTNER, Williamstown B.S. Physical Education REX D. FORTNER, Florence B.B.A. Accounting STEVEN G. FORTNER, Lexington B.B.A. General Business STEVEN R. FOSSON, Ashland B.S. Law Enforcement GERRYE LYNN FOSTER, Somerset B.S. Elementary Education MARCIA JEAN FOSTER, Lexington B.S. Elementary Education LAWRENCE D. FRALEY, Middletown, Ohio B.B.A. General Business PATRICIA S. FRANKLIN, Louisa B.S Physical Education ESTER RATLIFF FRAZIER, Elkhorn City A.B. English DWAIN B. FREDERICK, Manchester B.S. Elementary Education RONNIE LYNN FREEMAN, Lawrenceburg B.S. Health TERESA J. FREEMAN, Auxier A.B. Spanish WILLIAM STEPHEN FRITSCH, Louisville B.S. Physical Education DAVID LOUIS FRY, Springboro, Ohio B.B.A. General Business JOHN WILLIAM FUNK, Springfield B.S. Law Enforcement ANNE ROWLAND FURR, Frankfort B.S. Elementary Education MICHAEL WAYNE GABBARD, Winchester B.S. Mathematics CARL K. GIBHART, Mackville A.B History PATRICIA ROYALTY GABHART, Willisburg B.S. Home Economics Education RUDY ALLEN GABHART, Willisburg B.S Public Health DELORES ANITA GAINES, Dayton, Ohio B.B.A, Data Processing LINDA SUE GAINES, London B.S. Physical Education SAM PAYNE GANO, Georgetown B.S. Agriculture JANICE MARIE GARBACK, Rochester, New York B.S. Law Enforcement HELEN GAIL GARNER, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education STEVEN JOHN GARRARD, Centerville, Ohio B.B.A. Data Processing BETTE CAROL GATEWOOD, Frankfort B.S. Elementary Education MARK HOWARP GEISEN, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Industrial Education SENIORS FOR-GEI 403 Entertainment Provided in Dorms GREGORY DALE GELLHAUS, Louisville B.S. Agriculture JAMES BOWER GENTRY, Parksville B.S. Biology SUSAN GENTRY, Harrodsburg B.S. Elementary Education KATHLEEN ANN GERTH, Ft. Mitchell B.S. Elementary Education BARBARA GAIL GIBSON, Erlanger B.S. Physical Education DAVID EVAN GIBSON, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina B.S. Medical Services RICHARD COLE GIBSON, Louisville B.B.A. Business Administration VICKI RANEY GIBSON, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education BRIAN C. GILPIN, Bethelridge B.S. Geology STEVEN DOUGLAS GOLD, Richmond A.B. Political Science WILLIAM JOSEPH GOLDSTON, Danville B.S. Industrial Education LACY McKINL EY GOODMAN, Pikeville B.S. Law Enforcement JOHN FRANCIS GORMAN, Lexington B.S. Industrial Education KENNIE C. GOSSER, Norwood, Ohio B.S. Law Enforcement PATSY L. GOUGH, Winchester B.B.A. Data Processing GLENN EDWIN GOYNE, Middletown B.B.A. General Business EDWINA JOANIE GRAHAM, Campton B.S. Pre-Medical JUDY L. GRAHAM, Frankfort B.S. Elementary Education SARAH FRAUX GRANT, Florence A.B. Spanish SONDRA KAYE GRASS, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education ELEANOR B. GRAY, Springfield, Ohio B.S. Elementary and Special Education KRISTIE ANNE GRAY, Lebanon, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education TEVIS PENN GRAY, Cynthiana B.S. Physical Education CHRYSTEEN HOPE GRAZIANI, Cold Spring B.S. Elementary Education ROBERT LEE GREEN, Shelbyville A.B. Geography ROD GREEN, Danville B.S. Elementary Education ROGER M. GREEN, Sellersburg, Indiana B.S. Physical Education TENA MICHELE GREEN, Paducah B.S. Physical Education 404 SENIORS GEL-GRE BRENDA LEE GREENWELL, Louisville A.B. History MILDRED ANN GREGORY, Springfield A.B. Library Science NORA KATHLEEN GREGORY, London B.S. Health BETH A. GREVER, Ft. Thomas B.S. Dietetics SANDRA KAY GRIMES, Paris B.S. Elementary Education RANDY G. GRIMME, Lakeside B.B.A. Business Administration SYBIL ANN GROEN, Winchester B.B.A. General Business RONDA LYNN GRUENINGER, Reading, A.B. Sociology Ohio STEPHEN F. GUBSER, Bellevue A.B. History LINDA RUTH GUENTHNER, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Elementary and Special Education KARROL LAYNE GUY, Lexington B.S. Art VIRGINIA ANN GUY, Midway A.B. Social Work Two students play a game of bumper pool in Keene Hall. SENIORS GRE-GUY 405 Mid-Day Breaks Allow R R BARBARA WALKER HACKER, Manchester B.S. Home Economics KATHLEEN MARIE HAGER, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education DONNA JEAN HALE, Manchester A.B. Social Work DURWARD EARL HALE, Belfry B.B.A. Accounting GWENDOLYN SUE HALE, Prestonsburg A.B. History DIANA MAE HALL, Harrison, Ohio B.S. Elementary and Special Education GARY L. HALL, Barnesville, Ohio B.S. Physical Education JOSEPH GRANT HALL, Campbellsburg B.B.A. Marketing OWEN LYLE HALL, Bowen B.S. Mathematics TOMMY HALL, Kitts A.B. History TRUMAN SCOTT HALL, Wayland B.B.A. Accounting VIKKI E. HALL, Louisville B.S. Special and Elementary Education JUDY P. HALSEY, Richmond B.S. Elementary Education HENRY MORRIS HAMBLIN, Corbin B.S. Industrial Technology BARBARAS. HAMILTON, Richmond A.B. History DANIEL GLENN HAMILTON, Wheatley A.B. Speech JOAN H. HAMILTON, Winchester B.S. Special Education KAREN KENNEDY HAMILTON, Richmond B.S. Elementary Education SANDRA LEE HAMILTON, Louisville B.S. Chemistry WEBBER D. HAMILTON III, Richmond B.S. Distributive Education LEROY VAUGHN HAMMOND, Delta A.B. History WILLIAM C. HAMMONS, Corbin A.B. History CHARLES ROBERT HANGER, Wheelwright B.S. Law Enforcement DOUGLAS RAY HANKS, Lawrenceburg B.B.A. General Business Administration JOHN TURNER HANKS II, Lawrenceburg B.B.A. General Business MARY BETH HANNAH, Ashland A.B. Latin and English LINDA KEFFER HANNON, Ashland A.B. History NETTIE JANE HANSON, Moreland B.S. Elementary Education 406 SENIORS- ' HAC-HAN Students take time between class to pause outside of the grill to relax. SENIORS 407 A student winds up as he prepares to throw a plate ot mush into the face of a KDT . LEE MONTFORD HARDISON, Plymouth, North Carolina B.S. Chemistry DOUGLAS SCOTT HARDY, Lexington A.B. Political Science ALLEN MINOR HARMON, Gravel Switch B.S. Physical Education THOMAS ECKELS HARNEY, Paris B.B.A. Marketing SHARON KAY HARRELL, Middlesboro B.S. Mathematics CHARLINDA ANN HARRIS, Fleming A.B. Social Work CHARLOTTE A. HARRIS, Prestonsburg A.B. Sociology MARY A. HARRIS, Miami, Florida A.B. Art E. EDWINA HATCHER, London B.S. Psychology KENNETH RAY HATFIELD, Bardstown B.S. Industrial Technology REBECCA PARKER HATFIELD, Bardstown B.S. Elementary and Special Education WILLIAM YONDEL HATTON, Campton B.S. Physical Education 408 SENIORS HAR-HAT BOG ' s Hold Annual County Fair ROBERT MICHAEL HAVRILLA, Owensville, Ohio B.S. Industrial Education ROBERT CHESTER HAWLEY, Lebanon, Ohio B.S. Law Enforcement DEBORAH SUE HAY, Bolivar, Ohio B.S. Physical Education WILLIAM SCOTT HAYS, Hazard A.B. Political Science WILSON ALLEN HAYS, Ft. Thomas B.S. Physical Education WILLIAM ROGER HEID, Dover, Ohio B.S. Recreation Supervisor LARRY COLEMAN HEINZELMAN, Cincinnati, Ohio B.B.A. Marketing RANDALL MARK HEISTER, Cold Spring B.B.A. Marketing Business JAMES EVERETT HELM, Richmond B.B.A. Management STEPHEN LEE HELMBRECHT, Glasgow A.B. History CHARLES ROBERT HELTON, Berea B.B.A. Data Processing CLARENETTA SUE HENDERSON, Irvi ne B.S. Elementary Education DONNA CHAPLIN HENDRICKS, Richmond B.S. Elementary Education EDGAR RAY HENRY, Norwood, Ohio B.S. Industrial Education PATRICIA HENRY, Harrodsburg A.B. Speech Pathology THOMAS MICHAEL HENRY, Highland Heights B.S. Elementary Education DEBRA SUE HENSLEY, Fairfield, Ohio B.S. Physical Education JEAN BEELER HENSLEY, Hazard B.S. Elementary Education PEGGY HENSLEY, Nicholasville B.S. Home Economics Education CYNTHIA IRENE HENTZELL, Massillon, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education NANCY ELIZABETH HERALD, Quicksand B.S. Mathematics LARRY MILLARD HERRON, London B.S. Business Education BARBARA LEE HESSE, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education DAVID M. HEY, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Health Education LANA SUE HICKEY, Pikeville B.S. Law Enforcement JOHN PHILIP HICKS JR., Ft. Mitchell B.B.A. Marketing M. SUSAN HICKS, Indianapolis, Indiana B.S. Physical Education PATRICIA FLOWERS HICKS, Corbin A.B. English SENIORS HAV-HIC 409 Wandering Pets Tour Campus DIANE KAY HILL, Louisville A.B. German and Russian ELIZABETH MARIE HILL, Corbin A.B. English LINDA KAY HIMES, Ft. Thomas B.S. Medical Technology NANCY LYNN HINDMAN, Springfield B.S. Physical Education CAROL LEE HIRTZINGER, Springfield, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education NANCY KAY HITE, Middlesboro B.S. Psychology MARY CHRISTINE HOAGLAND, Lebanon Junction A.B. History JERE ROBERT HOFFERT, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania B.S. Law Enforcement MARTHA CRAWFORD HOFFMAN, Lebanon B.S. Elementary Education MICHAEL DEAN HOFFMAN, West Carrollton, Ohio B.B.A. Marketing TANYA LYN HOLBROOK, Washington Courthouse, Ohio B.S. Nursing KATHLEEN SUSAN HOLEMAN, Louisville B.S. Elementary and Special Education BELINDA JOYCE HOLMAN, Parksville B.S. Industrial Arts Education KATHY GWEN HOLT, Wurtland B.S. Business Education RAY W. HOLT, Lexington B.B.A. Marketing SUZANNE R. HOLTHOUSER, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education REBECCA LEE HOOD, Irvine B.B.A. Data Processing STEPHEN DAVIS HOPKINS, Kettering, Ohio B.S. Agriculture JOSEPH LEE HORAN, Louisville B.S. Industrial Education MICHAEL DWAYNE HORTON, Louisville B.S. Therapeutic Recreation PATRICIA ANN HOSKINS, Hazard A.B. History GARY W. HOUBEN, Highland Heights B.S. Industrial Technology ROBERT JOHN HOUGHTAUNG, Bath, New York B.B.A. Management BILLY C. HOUSE, Carlisle B.B.A. Finance STEPHEN EDWARD HOUSE, Spnngdale, Ohio A.B. History GLENN FRANKLIN HOWARD, Morning View B.S. Law Enforcement BERNARD E. HRUBALA, Rockville Centre, New York B.S. Physical Education LANNY ROY HUBBARD, Stanford B.S. Business Education 410 SENIORS HIL-HUB Mike Alley receives a warm welcome from a visiting Great Dane BRENDA JOY HUGHES, Columbus, Ohio A.B. Art Education KAY MARSHALL HUGHES, Carlisle B S Medical Technology LINDA J. HUGHES, Simpsonville B.S. Interior Design RICHARD PAUL HUGHES, Barnesville, Ohio B.S Physical Education DINAH GAIL HUNEYCUTT, Morning View A B. History DARRELL HURD, Mack, Ohio B.B.A. Business Management JOHN H INMAN. Harrodsburg B.S. Agriculture LINDA SUE C. INMAN, Harrodsburg B.S Business Education THERESA TODD INSKO, Richmond A.B. Drama JOHN CALVERT JACKSON, Frankfort B.B.A. Data Processing KENNETH THAD JACKSON, Wheelwright B.S. Special Education PATRICIA ANN JACKSON, Danville B.S Elementary Education SENIORS HUG-JAC 411 RICHARD WILLIAM JACKSON, JR., Hopatcong, New Jersey B.S. Law Enforcement STEVEN CLAYNE JACKSON, Harrodsburg B.S. Agriculture W. GLENN JACKSON, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education KAREN ANNE JACOBS, Dayton, Ohio A.B. Art FREDERICK ALLEN JAMES II, Prestonsburg A.B. Political Science TERESA JO JAMES, Vevay, Indiana B.S. Physical Education KAREN SUE JARVIS, Cincinnati, Ohio BS. Math LELA F. JARVIS, Manchester A.B. Speech Pathology and Audiology Nurses prepare to obtain blood at the semi-annual Red Cross Bloodmobile. 412 SENIORS ' JAC-JAR Students Donate to Bloodmobile VICKI DIANE JEFFS, Shelbyville B.S. Medical Technology DEBORAH ANN JENKINS, Danville A.B. English GORDON LEE JETT, Louisville B.B.A. Data Processing DAYLE ANN JOHNSON, Covington B.S. Elementary Education MARCIA LYNN JOHNSON, West Carrollton, Ohio B.S. Home Economics Education MARGARET ALICE JOHNSON, Winchester B.S. Elementary and Special Education MERLE JOHNSON, Barbourville B.S. Elementary Education RICHARD C. JOHNSTON, Springboro, Ohio B.B.A. Data Processing DAVID MALCOLM JONES, Richmond A.B. History DON L. JONES, Richmond B.B.A. Business Administration GERALD R. JONES, Richmond B.B.A. General Business THOMAS CASTEEL JONES, London B.B.A. General Business VICKI LOU JONES, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Special and Elementary Education CLAYTON JUSTICE, Elkhorn City A.B. History KATHLEEN M. KANDLE, Atlanta, Georgia B.S. Elementary Education ROBERT CHARLES KANZINGER, Louisville B.S. Biology GALIB ELIAS KAWAJA, Prestonsburg B.B.A. Data Processing DAN E. KAYCOR, Dayton, Ohio A.B. Economics RUDY MARTIN KAYS, Frankfort B.B.A. Data Processing and Management MARLENA B. KEARNS, Florence B.S. Elementary and Kindergarten Education REBECCA LYNN KEENE, Robinson Creek B.S. Home Economics JOAN E. KEITH, Berea B.S. Elementary Education CHARLES I. KELHOFFER, Trenton, Ohio A.B. History ROBERT BLAINE KELLEY, Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. Broadcasting THOMAS L. KELLIS, Greenfield, Ohio B.S. Biology TISH B. KELLY, Harlan A.B. Social Work VICKEY LYNN KEMPER, Vandalia, Ohio B.S. Physical Education ALBERT S. KENNEDY III, Midway A.B. Social Work SENIORS JEF-KF.N 413 Phones Link Campus to World DAVID MARK KEPLER, Pitsburg, Ohio B.B.A. Accounting ANGELA KERN, Aurora, Indiana B.S. Elementary and Special Education NANCY CAROL KESEL, Ft. Thomas B.B.A. Accounting MICHAEL ALAN KETTLER, Richmond B.S. Mathematics BRENDA LEE KIDD, Corbin B.S. Elementary Education REED DEWADE KIMBROUGH, Pleasure Ridge Park B.B.A. Data Processing BARBARA LYNN KINBERGER, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education SHARON JOY KING, Harlan B.M.E. Music Education ANORE KINNEY, Ashland A.B. Broadcasting STEPHEN ROBERT KIRK, West Elkton, Ohio A.B. Social Studies LARRY KIRKSEY, Harlan B.S. Physical Education KAREN DIANE KLECKNER, St. Clairsville, Ohio A.B. French RAYMOND GREGORY KLEIN, Ashland A.B. Broadcasting MARLENE K. KLEINJAN, Annville A.B. Spanish and Library Science JOSEPH KEVIN KLEYKAMP, Russell B.M.E. Music Education LAURA LEE KNIGHT, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education DONNA LEE KOEHLER, Louisville A.B. History KATHLEEN MICHELE KOENIG, Valley Station A.B. Social Work MARGARET ANNE KURAPKAT, Radcliff A.B. Russian and B.S. Math JAMES H. KURK, Louisville A.B. History BARBARA JOAN LAGASSEE, Battle Creek, Michigan B.S. Law Enforcement DEBORAH COMBS LAINHART, Richmond B.S. Home Economics PAULA DIANE LAMBDIN, Middlesboro B.S. Elementary Education DONALD WILLIAM LAMPLEY, Franklin, Tennessee B.B.A. Data Processing STEPHEN CLARK LANE, Warrington, Pennsylvania B.S. Law Entorcement BRUCE MARTIN LANGE, Newark, Ohio B.S. Physical Education TED WAYNE LANTER, Pewee Valley B.S. Industrial Education PAUL DOUGLAS LASHBROOKE, Tollesboro B.S. Recreation 414 SENIORS KEP-LAS Telephones play a major role In every girl ' s social life, including Sandy Griffith, of McGregor Hall. SENIORS 415 Campus sidewalks provide a quiet place for students to meet and converse JOSEPH MARTIN LAWFER III, Nicholasville B.S. Law Enforcement DENNIS WAYNE LAWRENCE, Brodhead B.S, Elementary Education GARY STEPHEN LAWRENCE, Louisville A.B. Drama DEBORAH LAWSON, Richmond B.M. Music HARRY BARTON LAWSON, Richmond B.S. Industrial Education STANLEY G. LAWSON, Danville B.M.E. Music Education DAVID ALLEN LAYNE, Ivel B.S. Physical Education FREDA LYNN LAYNE, Ashland B.S. Elementary Education CECIL BRADLEY LAYTON, Lancaster B.B.A. Data Processing JAMES FOSTER LEAVELL, Lexington B.S. Industrial Technology WOODIE LEAVELL, Lancaster B.S. Agriculture CARMEN KATHRENE LEE, Gainesville, Georgia A.B. English 416 SENIORS LAW-LEE Tree-Shaded By-Ways Offer Refuge JAMES J. LEE, Elsmere B.B.A. Economics NADINE LEE, Lebanon B.S. Home Economics Education EDWIN C. LESTER, Richmond B.S. Law Enforcement MERVYN P. LEWIS, Arima, Trinidad B.S. Physical Education and Corrective Therapy TONI KAY LEWIS, New Lexington, Ohio B.S. Math DOROTHY RHEA LIGHT, Springfield B.S. Elementary Education JOYCE LIPPS, Goshen, Ohio B.S. Physics DONALD JAMES LLOYD, Boston B.S. Law Enforcement POLLY CLAUDINE LLOYD, Evarts A.B. English RICHARD CHARLES LOEWENSTINE, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Physical Education and Corrective Therapy KENNETH JAMES LONG, Bethpage, New York B.S. Physical Education REBECCA ANNE LOTT, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education STEPHAN MARK LOUIS, Ft. Mitchell B.S. Electronics and Technical Drawing CHARLES WAYNE LOVELY, Middlesboro B.S. Physical Education GEORGEANN LOVELY, Louisville A.B. History ROSETTA LUCAS, Lexington B.S. Law Enforcement PHILIP LEO LUCKETT, Lebanon B.B.A. General Business TERRI ANNE LUKEN, Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. Drama POLLY ANN LUSK, Villa Hills B.S. Elementary Education JOE A. LYON, Paintsville B.S. Industrial Education GAIL L. LYTTLE, Manchester B.S. Business Education ELAINE MACK, Pans A.B. History STEPHEN J. MACKE, Ft. Wright B.B.A. Marketing ANN HOGAN MACKIN, Bardstown B.S. Math VICKI C. MADON, Middlesboro B.S. Elementary Education SHEILA ROSE MAGGARD, Louisville B.S. Home Economics Education JERRY PAUL MAINOUS, Booneville A.B. Art DENISE DIANE MANNING, Louisville A.B. English SENIORS LEE-MAN 417 Students Cheer Colonels On JOSEPH CLYDE MANNING JR., Louisville B.B.A. Management LINDA SUSAN MANTEL, New Carlisle, Ohio A.B. Library Science MARCIE LYNN MARLOW, Louisville B.S. Child Development SHARON LEE MARLOW, McKinney B.S. Home Economics Education KATHRYN MARSH, Kingsport, Tennessee B.S. Home Economics LINDA SUSAN MARSHALL, Covington A.B. Library Science RICHARD E. MARSHALL, Mitchell, Indiana B.S. Agriculture CANTON GERALD MARTIN, Virgie B.M.E. Music DONALD CHARLES MARTIN, Hazard A.B. History DANNY R. MASDEN, Louisville A.B. Broadcasting BARBARA NOLAN MASSEY, Manchester B.S. Mathematics ELDON ROY MATLICK, Middletown B.M.E. Music CONSTANCE MATTINGLY, Owensboro B.S. Health Education WALTER THOMAS MAYER, Alexandria A.B. Geography MARTHA JANE MCCARTHY, Dayton, Ohio A.B. Political Science PAULINE ENFIELD McCONATHY, Lexington B.S. Elementary Education PHIL WAYNE McCONATHY, Lexington B.B.A. Marketing GARY WAYNE McCORMICK, Alexandria B.S. Industrial Arts PEGGY ROSEMARY McCREARY, Evarts B.S. Physical Education JACKIE LEE McCULLEY, Glassboro, New Jersey B.S. Physical Education DEBORAH J. McDONALD, Harlan B.S. Business Education VICKI LYNN McDONALD, Dayton, Ohio B.S. Home Economics CHARLES WILLIAM McDOWELL, Ft. Thomas B.B.A. Marketing DONNA J. McGINNIS, Danville B.S. Physical Education BERNARD A. McGLONE, Harrodsburg B.B.A. General Business RITA GRITTON McGLONE, Harrodsburg B.S. Business Education GEORGE MICHAEL McGUIRE, Beattyville A.B. Physical Education GEENNA MURRAY McGUIRE, Valley Station B.S. Elementary Education 418 SENIORS MAN-McG Excitement shows in the face of Cara Bagy as Eastern Scores another touchdown REBECCA DIANE McGUIRE, Lexington B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology EDWINA MclNTOSH, Chavies A.B. English MICHAEL DEAN MclNTOSH, Dayton, Ohio B.B.A. General Business KATHERINE EILEEN McKANE, Louisville A.B. Social Work PAUL NELSON McKEE, Covington B.S Physical Education CAROLYN LOUISE McKENZIE, Russell A.B. English MARTHA JEAN McKENZIE, Flat Gap B.S. Chemistry GLENN DONALD McLAUGHLIN, Lansing, Illinois B.B.A. Marketing CHRISTINE ANN McMICHAEL, Louisville A.B. English DAVID DANA McMILLEN, Wilmore B.S. Industrial Education BARBARA JANE McNABB, Erlanger B.S. Child Development DON D. McREYNOLDS, Mt. Sterling B.S. Elementary Education SENIORS McG-McR 419 Fans enjoy the antics of the world famous Harlem Globetrotters as they warm up to the tune of Sweet Georgia Brown. DANIAL JOSEPH MECKSTROTH, Glen Este, Ohio B.B.A. Economics DONALD W. MEINEKE, JR., Loveland, Ohio B.S. Industrial Technology LINDA ANN MEISENZAHL, Lindenwold, New Jersey B.S. Elementary Education STEPHANIE URSULA MERSON, Odenton, Maryland A.B. Journalism RON MESSA, Verplanck, New York B.S. Physical Education PATRICIA LYNNE MEYER, Dayton, Ohio A.B. Sociology JACKIE RAY MILLER, Miami, Florida B.S. Physical Education MARK ATNHONY MILLER, Lawrenceburg, Indiana A.B. Political Science MARY ANN MILLER, South Shore B.S. Biology BARBARA ANN MILLS, Barbourville B.S. Elementary Education and Accounting GERALD DAVID MILLS, Brooks B.S. Pre-Medical Sciences REDA JOANN MILLS, Glasgow A.B. English ROSS WILLIAM MILLS, Frankfort B.S. Industrial Education LESTER J. MITCHELL, Pataskala, Ohio B.S. Psychology MARY K. S. MITCHELL, Lexington B.S. Elementary Education LINDA D. MITTEL, Louisville B.S. Pre-Veterinary Medicine 420 SENIORS MEC-MIT Globetrotter Stunts Amuse Crowd ImiTfc BETTY JANE MONTGOMERY, Lancaster B.S. Elementary Education DALLAS MONTGOMERY, Fritz B.S. Industrial Education EMLINE STAMPER MONTGOMERY, Fritz B.S. Business Education JOE GORDON MONTGOMERY, Lancaster B.S. Physical Education DAVID LYNN MOONEY, London B.B.A. Electronic Data Processing ALBERT T. MOORE, Campion A.B. History ALICE MARIE MOORE, Milford, Ohio B.S. Elementary and Special Education CHARLOTTE WATHEN MOORE, Boston A.B. Speech Pathology and Audiology DARLA JEAN MOORE, Louisville A.B. History and Social Science GALE E. MOORE, Sabina, Ohio B.B.A. Data Processing JAMES B. MOORE, Berea B.B.A. Accounting JOSEPH MICHAEL MOORE, Bardstown B.S. Recreation Administration LEMON CLYDE MOORE, Beattyville B.S. Industrial Education LOLA MOORE, Campton B.S. Elementary Education MARVIN L. MOORE, Hamilton, Ohio A.B. Sociology PAULA CELESTE MOORE, Frankfort A.B. English ROBERT THOMAS MOORE, New Castle B.B.A. Finance RUTH DARLENE MOORE, Lexington A.B. Speech and Drama SUSAN GAIL MOORE, Independence B.S. Elementary Education MARY HELEN MOORHEAD, Versailles, Indiana B.M.E. Music MARY JO MOORMAN, Cincinnati, Ohio B.M.E. Music ROBERT KARL MORAN, Barbourville B.S. Wildlife Management JANICE CLAIRE MORGAN, St. Louis, Missouri A.B. Speech Pathology and Audiology KERRY FRANCIS MORGAN, Lexington B.B.A. General Business DAVID CARLETT MORRIS. Harrodsburg B.M.E. Music FREEDA ANN MORRIS, Lexington B.M.E. Music JANE McKELLEY MORRIS, Nashville, Tennessee A.B. English LINDA LEE MORRIS, Louisville B.S. Elementary and Special Education SENIORS MON-MOR421 Derby trophies offered by Sigma Chi strengthens competition between campus organizations. 422 SENIORS Trophies Inspire Competition SHARRON KAYE MORRIS, Arnold, Maryland B.S. Business Education STEPHEN WARD MORRIS, Cynthiana B.S. Industrial Technology STEVEN EDWIN MORROW, Battle Creek, Michigan B.S. Law Entorcement SUANNE MOSER, Ft. Wright B.S. Elementary Education SAMMY LEE MOSLEY, Pikeville B.B.A. Marketing KAREN LEE MOSS, Lexington B.S. Physical Education LESLEE J. MOURER, Russell B.S. Special Education WILLIAM CHARLES MUELLER, Homer City, Pennsylvania A.B. Social Work REBECCA RUTH MULLINS, Louisville A.B. Political Science WILLARD HARLIE MULLINS JR., Corbin B.S. Elementary and Special Education BILLY DEAN MURPHY, Georgetown B.S. Law Enforcement JANE ELIZABETH MURPHY, Fairfield, Ohio B.S. Home Economics Education MICHAEL R. MURPHY, Louisville B.S. Industrial Technology DARLENE YOUNG NALL, Ashland B.S. Physical Education SUSIE BRADLEY NALLY, Springfield B.S. Elementary Education KAVOOSE NAMAZI, Iran B.S. Chemistry CALLOWAY W. NAPIER III, Hazard B.S. Biology and Public Health DREXEL T. NEAL, Lexington B.S. Law Enforcement JOSEPH JAMES NEFF, Elmsford, New York B.S. Industrial Arts CHERYL E. NEISWINGER, New Carlisle, Ohio A.B. Speech Pathology and Audiology STAFFORD CLAY NELSON, Richmond B.B.A Marketing STEPHEN PHILIP NELSON, Jamestown, New York B.S. Economics RICHARD WILLIAM NELTNER, Ft. Thomas B.B.A. Marketing WILLIAM LOUIS NEVELS, Florence A.B. Philosophy ANTHONY L. NEWSOME, Louisville B.S. Biology MARY MARGARET NEWSOME, Stanford B.S. Elementary Education ANTHONY QUINN NEWTON, Irvine B.S. Data Processing DAVID L. NICHOLAS, Hodgenville B.B.A. General Business SENIORS MOR-NIC 423 Bike Riders Face Parking Problems STEVEN EDWARD NICHOLAS, Cincinnati, Ohio B.B.A. Management MARTY ANN NICHOLSON, Brandenburg B.S. Dietetics MICHAEL EUGENE NICHOLSON, Miami, Florida B.S. Law Enforcement PAULA NICKLES, Dema B.S. Elementary Education POLLY MARIE NICKELS, Winchester B.S. Elementary Education MALCOLM EDWARD NICKSON, Norwood, Ohio B.B.A. Data Processing MELODY SUE NIEMANN, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education AVONDA LE NOE, Paint Lick B.S. Business Education CAROLYN B. NOE, Paint Lick B.S. Health JOEL SCOTT NOLAND, Irvine A.B. Art DAVID SCOTT NORMAN, Louisville A.B. History BETH ANN NUTTY, Brookville, Indiana B.S. Physical Education STEVEN DALLAS OGDEN, Milton B.S. Industrial Technology DEBORAH S. OLDS, Vevay, Indiana B.S. Rehabilitation PETER N. OLIVIERI, Madison, New Jersey B.B.A. Finance PETER LOUIS OLSEN, Lexington B.B.S. Physical Education fK . 424 SENIORS NIC-OLS CATHY OSBORNE, Hyden B.S. School Health GREGORY ALLEN OSBORNE, Dayton, Ohio A.B. History ROWENA OSBORNE, Barbourville B.S. Business Education ROY PAUL OSBORNE, Lily B.S. Math TERESA ANN OSBORNE, Virgie B.S. Speech Pathology MORRIS WAYNE OWEN, Louisville B.S. Biology and A.B. Sociology STACY POLEOLOGOS, Rockville, Maryland A.B. Art CRAIG A. PALMER, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Physical Education KATHRYN ANN PARIS, Louisville A.B. Speech and Drama GALE F. PARKE, Richmond B.S. Physical Education BILL JACK PARKER, Blackey B.S. Physics ANN PARKS, Paducah B.S. Dietetics LARRY ROBERT PARKS, Osceola, Pennsylvania B.S. Industrial Technology GERALD LYNN PARKS, Lexington B.S. MARSHA ANN PARTUSCH, Louisville A.B. Social Work DONALD ALAN PAULIN, Hamilton, Ohio B.S. Physical Education Students take advantage of fences, posts, and any available ob|ect to secure bikes SENIORS OSB-PAU 425 INSURANCE-PARCFI POST A self-service Post Office adds to convenience of campus life. ALBERT BRUCE PAYNE, Front Royal, Virginia B.S. Recreation GERALD E. PAYNE, London B.S. Pre-Medical Sciences MARTY JO PAYTON, Raceland A.B. Broadcasting DONALD EVANS PELLY, Fern Creek B.S. Biology DAVID LEE PENDLETON, Lexington B.S. Industrial Technology LARRY PENNINGTON, London B.S. Biology LARRY W. PENNINGTON, Bowling Green A.B. Accounting JOHN S. PERKINS, Louisville A.B. Journalism DEBORAH JO PERRY, Richmond B.S. Therapeutic Recreation KEITH MORRISON PERRY, Port Royal B.B.A. Marketing PATSY ELLEN PERSELL, Bedford B.S. Law Enforcement and Social Work KAREN R. PETERS, Ft. Thomas B.S. Elementary Education MARJORIE A. PFALZGRAF, Burlington B.S. Elementary Education CHARLOTTE J. PHELPS, Norwood, Ohio B.S. Special and Elementary Education BARBARA LYNN PHILLIPS, Richmond B.S. Elementary Education MATHEW CLEGG PHILLIPS, Hazard B.B.A. General Business 426 SENIORS PAY-PHI Post Office: an Added Convenience MICHAEL E. PHILLIPS, Sherherdsville B.B.A. General Business EDMOND F. PHILPOT, London B.S. Psychology HARRY H. PHILPOT JR., Pineville B.S. Physical Education ROSE MARY PHILPOT, London B.S. Elementary Education JANE DORCAS PICKETT, Elizabethtown A.B. English PHILIP ARCHER POLLARD, LaGrange B.B.A. Marketing KENNETH LARSON POTT, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Physical Education MARILYN ASH POWELL, Willisburg B.S. Elementary Education OPAL MAE POWELL, Kerby Knob B.S Speech Pathology VAN A. PONERS, Cynthiana B.S. Physical Education and Social Work JAMES J. PRATER, Pikeville B.B.A. General Business DIANNE CRACE PREECE, Louisa A.B. History CONNIE S. PRESTON, Richmond B.S. Elementary Education DELORES LUANN PRESTON, Pikeville B.S. School Health DENNIS ALLEN PRESTON, Harrodsburg B.M.E. Music NORMA RUTH PRICE, Magnolia B.S. Home Economics and Elementary Education BETTYE KAY PUCKETT, Bardstown A.B. History JERRY M. PERCELL, Lancaster B.S. Industrial Education and Technology BECKY RADCLIFFE, Shelbyville B.S. Elementary Education ANNE NORRIS RADER, Winchester A.B. English VICKIE LEE RADERER, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education DEBBIE LYNN RAINEY, Winchester B.S. Physical Education GEORGE RAINS, Williamsburg B.B.A. Accounting DEBRA K. RAISTRICK, Jamestown, New York B.B.A. Finance SCHEILA BETH RAMEY, Covington A.B. Art RANDY EDWARD RANDOLPH, Glassboro, New Jersey B.B.A. General Business CATHY RANSON, Highland Heights B.S. Elementary Education JOSEPH E. RAPP, Louisville B.S. Industrial Education SENIORS POW-RAP 427 Architecture Offers Scenic Beauty BERNARD DEAN RATLIFF, Hamden, Ohio ESS. Law Enforcement JAMES MICHAEL RATLIFF, Elkhorn City B.B.A. General Business CATHY SUE RAUSCH, Centerville, Ohio B.S. Elementary and Special Education JOAN RENEE RAY, Louisville B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology ROBERT EARL RAY, Covington B.S. Industrial Education BYRON MARK REAM, Plymouth, Ohio B.S. Biology JUDY FENNER REAM, Plymouth, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education CAROL J. REED, Parksville B.S. Elementary Education THOMAS W. REED, Lake Odessa, Michigan B.S. Law Enforcement DAVID PAUL REFFITT, Camaiso B.S. Law Enforcement THOMAS LEE REIP, Lancaster, Ohio B.S. Physical Education MARCIA JEAN RENTZ, Dayton, Ohio B.S. Secondary Special Education EUGENE P. REYNOLDS JR., Versailles B.S. Psychology HAROLD DENNIS REYNOLDS, Danville B.S. Elementary Education HAZEL ILENE REYNOLDS, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Elementary and Special Education CAROL CARBONE RHODUS, Valley Station A.B. English BETTY ANN RICE, Paris B.S. Elementary Education GEORGE LOVELL RICE, Lexington B.S. Public Health ROSEMARY RICE, Lexington B.B.A. General Business KAREN RHODA MAE RICHARDSON, Irvine B.S. Biology KENNETH DARRELL RICHMOND, Irvine B.B.A. Marketing JANICE ELIZABETH RICKERSON, Lebanon B.S. Elementary Education LASANDRA ELIZABETH RIDLEY, Louisville B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology JAMES L. RIGGINS, Mintonville A.B. History REBECCA TODD RILEY, Irvine B.M.E. Music GEORGE ALLEN RISHER, Johnstown, Pennsylvania B.S. Industrial and Technical Education STEVEN HOMER RISMILLER, Versailles, Ohio B.S. Agriculture JOHN M. ROBARDS, Springfield A.B. Sociology 428 SENIORS RAT-ROB JOHN STEVEN ROBERTS, Bethlehem B.S. Physical Education KATHLEEN DURHAM ROBERTSON, Lebanon B.M.E. Music Education SAMUEL JONES ROBINSON JR., Richmond B.S. Law Entorcement SHARON FAULKNER ROBINSON, Booneville B.S. History CHARLES EDWARD RODGERS, Somerset B.S. Physical Education MICHAEL PATRICK ROE, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio B.B.A. General Business BARBARA ELLEN ROGERS, Richmond B.S. Elementary Education KATHIE JUNE ROGERS, Newport A.B. French MARIANNE ROSE, Lexington A. A.B. Art and Industrial Technology WILMA KATHRYN ROSE, Hazel Green B.S. Elementary Education HARRY LEWIS ROTH II, Springfield, Ohio B.S. Industrial Technology LANA FAYE ROY, Somerset B.S. Chemistry Walls and pillars ot the Wallace building frame a student as she walks to her next class. SENIORS ROB-ROY 429 Confiscated cookware piles up in the offices of resident halls as care- less students are caught cooking in their rooms. 430 SENIORS Careless Students Lose Cookware JAMES LINN ROYALTY, Shelbyville B.B.A. Management PAUL LYNN ROYALTY, Crestwood B.S. Industrial Technology MIKE D. RUDDER, London B.S. Public Health KENNETH BENNETT RUE, Lexington B.S. Agriculture CAROLYN ANN RUFF, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Physical Education CHERYL ANN RUSSELL, Louisville B.S. Recreation Administration PATRICIA KAY RUSSELL. Danville A.B. History SHIRLEY IRENE RUSTERHOLZ, Cincinnati B.S. Business Education KATHY GAY SALVICCI, West Mifflin, Pennsylvania A.B. Social Work JACQUELINE LEE SARGENT, Florence B.S. Elementary Education WILLIAM CLAY SAWYER, Louisville B.B.A. Data Processing CRAIG BRYAN SCHLEIGH, Fredericksburg, Virginia B.S. Physical Education LINDA L. SCHLOSSER, Ft. Thomas B.B.A. Accounting ROGER G. SCHOMAKER, Newport A.B. English JANE LLOYD SCHORK, Louisville B.S. Law Enforcement J. DANIEL SCHUMACHER, West Chester, Ohio B.S. Wildlife Management MARGARET FAYE SCHUMACHER, Hamilton, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education PAULINE SCHWARTZ, Flemingsburg B.S. General Business Education JEANINE C. SCHWETTMAN, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Dietetics KENNY W. SCHWING, Lawrenceburg, Indiana A.B. History GEORGE WILLIS SCOTT, Shelbyville B.B.A. Marketing JAMES S. SCOTT JR., Louisville B.B.A. Business Administration MARY LOU SCOTT, Columbia B.S. Physical Education PHYLLIS GRACE SCOTT, Martin B.S. Home Economics WAYNE VERNON SCUDDER, Warsaw B.S. Physical Education HOLLIS LEE SEARCY, Louisville A.B. Sociology TERESA ANN SEARCY, Lexington A.B. French DARVIN EUGENE SEBASTIAN, Waddy B.S. Agriculture SENIORS ROY-SEB 431 Falling Leaves Keep Crews Busy JAMES HENRY SEFCOVIE, Georgetown B.S. Public Health DEBBIE ANN SEIFERID, Georgetown B.S. Speech Pathology RONALD A. SEITER, Marion, Ohio B.S. Physical Education CAROL SUE SERURA, West Mifflin, Pennsylvania B.S. Business Education DEBORAH SELDIN, Beattyville B.S. Elementary Education STEPHEN PAUL SELLS, Valley Station B.B.A. Data Processing ELIZABETH ANN SENSEL, Dayton, Ohio B.S. Dietetics MAUREEN LYNN SENSEL, Covington B.S. Physical Education JEFFREY KAYS SETTLES, Springfield B.S. Law Enforcement CHARLES BRITTAIN SEWELL, Winchester A.B. Sociology NORMA BUSH SEWELL, Winchester B.M.E. Music JOHN JEFFREY SHEKELL, Louisville B.B.A. Marketing KAREN E. SHELTON, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education WILLIAM MICHAEL SHEPHERD, Dayton, Ohio B.M.E. Music JOYCE ELIZABETH SHIPMAN, Sidney, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education GENEVIEVE GRACE SHONERT, Falmouth B.S. Law Enforcement JAMES ROBERT SHOUP, Stanford B.B.A. Management SUSAN JEAN SHRADER, Louisville B.S. Home Economics Education DAVID LAWRENCE SHROUT, Mount Sterling B.S. Recreation Administration CARL WHEELER SHYE, Lexington B.S. Law Enforcement ROBERT RAY SIDEBOTTOM, Louisville B.S. Industrial Education DAVID ANTHONY SIEREVELD, Ft. Thomas A.B. English PAMELA L. SIMCOE, Shepherdsville B.S. Elementary Education DEBORAH ANN SIMPSON, Owenton B.S. Elementary Education JAMES F. SIMPSON, Chelsea, Massachusetts B.S. Law Enforcement MARY SUSAN SIMPSON, Junction City B.S. Elementary Education NANCEY MAE SIMPSON, Springfield B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology SHEARLY ELOISE SIMPSON, Anderson, Indiana B.S. Elementary Education 432 SENIORS SEF-SIM Employees of Buildings and Grounds gather up piles of leaves that fall on campus. SUSAN GATES SIMPSON, Russell A.B. English BRENDA DELORIS SIMS, Lily B.S. Elementary Education LARRY B. SIMS, Mt. Olivet B.S. School Health Education M. CRAIG STEVEN SINGER, Richmond A.B. History BRENDA N. SIZEMORE, Hazard B.S. Elementary Education MARY PAULETTE SIZEMORE, London B.S. Elementary and Special Education DEBORAH M. SKEDEL, Seward, Pennsylvania B.S. Law Enforcement KEN HAROLD SKEENS, Pikeville B.B.A. Management SENIORS SIM-SKE 433 JAMES M. SKIDMORE, Harlan B.S. School Health MARTHA LOU SKIDMORE, Elizabethtown B.M.E. Music DONALD LEE SLAUGHTER, Louisville A.B. Law Enforcement ANDREW P. SLONE, Lexington B.B.A. Management ROBERT WAKEFIELD SLONE, Charlestown, Indiana B.S. Mathematics ELIZABETH ANNE REGINA SMALL, Lexington B.S. Elementary Education ARLIENE SMITH, Manchester B.S. Elementary Education BILLY CHARLES SMITH, Manchester A.B. Geography CONSTANCE R. SMITH, Lovely B.B.A. Data Processing CYNTHIA M. SMITH, Louisville B.S. Physical Education DENNIS HOWARD SMITH, Ft. Thomas B.B.A. Accounting JANET PAIGE SMITH, Greensburg B.S. Elementary Education Fences enclose the University store and Jane F. Campbell Building during const ruction. 434 SENIORS SKI-SMI Fences Surround Campus JEAN M. SMITH, Lexington A.B. French JOHN N. SMITH, Louisville B.S. Industrial Technology SHARON MARIE SMITH, Springfield B.S. Elementary Education THOMAS ALLEN SMITH, Erlanger B.B.A. Accounting BARBARA CAROLE SMITHER, Pleasureville B.S. Elementary Education MARILYN KAY SORRELS, Ft. Mitchell B.S. Kindergarten and Elementary Education SAMMY L. SPALDING, Lebanon B.S. Agriculture DONNA GAIL SPENCER, Williamsburg B.S. Home Economics RICHARD ALLAN SPENCER, Louisville B.S. Vocational Technology DONNA CAROL SPRINGATE, Louisville B.S. Special Education BRENDA JUNE SPURLOCK, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology GARY LEE STAGGS, Fairfield, Ohio B.S. Physical Education SENIORS SMI-STA 435 DeShannon Presented by Center Board CHARLES C. STALLINGS, Springfield B.S. Wildlife Management VIRGINIA KELLEY STANFIELD, Flemingsburg B.S. Physical Education ROBERT EDWARD STANLEY, Betsy Layne B.B.A. Management DAVID LEE STAPLETON, Richmond B.S. Business Education KAREN J. STAZETSKI, Donora, Pennsylvania B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology HERMAN RONALD STEILBERG, Louisville B.S. Physical Education MARSHA FAYE STERCHI, Valley Station B.S. Physical Education SAM STERN, Champaign, Illinois B.S Industrial Education KENT STEVENS, Mount Eden A.B. Speech Pathology and Audiology LELAND EARL STEWART, Pineville B.B.A. General Business MARGARET GAYLE STEWART, Perryville B.S. Elementary Education DIANA P. STIDHAM, Hyden B.S. Elementary Education WANDA SUE STILES, Hawardstown B.S. Elementary Education BRAD LOUIS STOFFREGEN, Hamilton, Ohio B.B.A. General Business EDWARD SULLIVAN STOKES III, Fern Creek B.S. Physics LEE DUNCAN STOKES, Louisville B.B.A. Marketing RENA RUTH STOLT, Wyoming, Michigan A.B. Social Work DAVID WENDELL STONE, Bardstown B.S. Biology TERRY A. STOVALL, Bremen B.S. Law Enforcement ROXIE CAROL STRATTON, Harrodsburg B.S. Elementary Education JANICE LEE STRICKLAND, Louisville B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology SHARON GALE STROUD, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education JUDELLE SULLIVAN, Greensburg A.B. Social Work JUDITH C. SULLIVAN, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education PATRICIA ANN SUMNER, Whitley City B.S. Home Economics Education WILLIAM EDWARD SUMNER JR., Ft. Knox B.B.A. Marketing JONNIE MAE SUPPLEE, Carrollton B.B.A. Marketing THOMAS E. SWANSON, Louisville A.B. Philosophy 436 SENIORS STA-SWA BETTY JEAN SWEENEY, Waynesburg B.S. Elementary Education CARLA KAY SWOPE, Dayton, Ohio B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology CLYDE STEVEN SWORD, Middletown, Ohio B.S. Physical Education SUSAN ANN TACY, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Law Entorcement EDWIN MILLER TALLENT, Albany B.S. Agriculture THOMAS MICHAEL TATUM, Lebanon B.S. Biology TERRY CARLTON TAYLOR, Bloomfield B.S. Psychology J. DARRYL TEDDER, Louisville B.S. Industrial Technology JOHN J. THOMA, Sidney, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education PAULA MICHELLE THOMAS, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education BILLY RAY THOMPSON, Feds Creek B.S. Law Enforcement PAMELA KAY THOMPSON, South Williamson A.B. Social Work Popular recording artist Jackie DeShannon expresses herself through song in her native state. SENIORS SWE-THO 437 Dormitories Provide Study Atmosphere PRISCILLA THOMPSON, Louisville B.S. Biology O THOMAS TIDWELL, Louisville A.B. Political Science LINDA TILLERY, Richmond B.S Physical Education JAMES A. TIPTON, Irvine B.S. Law Enforcement WILLIAM ROY TOMLINSON, Evarts A.B. Spanish and B.S. Business Education KAREN ELAINE TOROK, Jackson B.B.A. General Business MICHAEL WAYNE TORSTRICK, Louisville B.S. Law Enforcement ROGER WAYNE TRAMMELL, Pine Knot B.B.A. Business CHRIS TINA TREES, Louisville B.B.A. Business Education STEVEN BUSH TRIBBLE, Richmond B.S. Biology TERRY N. TRIMBLE, Pikeville B.B.A. Marketing BRENDA SUE TROSPER, Corbin B.S. Elementary Education SANDRA RAE TRUAX, Taylorsville B.S. Elementary Education MICHAEL L. TRULOCK, Austin, Indiana B.S. Math DEBORAH GENE TULLY, Benton A.B. History LAURA MARGUERITE TURLEY, Ironton, Ohio B.S. Physical Education CARLIS EARL TURNER, Dayton A.B. English CLIFFORD H. TURNER, Louisville B.S. Industrial Education and Technology DANIEL L. TURNER, Richmond B.S. Physical Education LEONA TURNER, Jackson B.S. Elementary Education WILLIAM MICHAEL TURNER, Louisville A.B. Regional Planning JAMES T. TURPIN, Dayton, Ohio B.S. Physics IRA JOE TUSSEY, David A.B. Political Science BARBARA ANN UNSELD, Louisville A.B. History WADE NELSON UPCHURCH, Monticello B.S. Physical Education GLORIA D. VAN BEVER, Somerset B.S. Psychology LINDA N. VAN HOOK, Somerset B.S. Business Education BOBBY EVAN VAN NATTA, Shelbyville B.S. Physical Education Yh 438 SENIORS THO-VAN The solitude of a dormitory on a weekend provides a perfect atmosphere for study SENIORS 439 Fall Brings Student Elections DON WINSTON VAN SLYKE, Louisville B.S. Special Education JAMES RONNIE VANOVER, Middlesboro B.S. Mathematics RONNIE WAYNE VANOVER, Benham A.B. Art ROGER DALE VANZANT, Mt. Vernon B.S. Industrial Education ORLEEN VAUGHN, London B.S. Home Economics JANNA PARTIN VICE, Williamsburg B.S. Business Education WAYNE D. VICE, Corbin B.B.A. Accounting MICHAEL J. VICKERS, Cold Spring B.B.A. Data Processing LINDA DELAINE VICTOR, Garrett A.B. Geography and B.S. Special Education LINDA JO VITATOE, Wheelwright B.S. Business Education MELISSA R. VLIEK, Oceanside, New York B.S. Law Enforcement GLORIA JILL VOTAW, Harrodsburg B.S. Interior Design DAVID M. WADE, Harrodsburg B.S. Physical Education DEBRA KAY WADE, Ashland B.S. Recreation Supervisor CONNIE WADE WAGGENER, Campbellsville B.S. Physical Education ROBERT JAMES WAGNER, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Industrial Technology DANIEL DEE WALTERS, Newark, Ohio B.S. Physical Education LARRY EDWARD WALTERS, Fairfield, Ohio B.B.A. Marketing CHARLES FARIS WARD, Muses Mills B.S. Law Enforcement NANCY LYNNE WARD, Greensburg, Indiana B.M.E. Music THOMAS ALAN WARDELL, Lexington B.B.A. Marketing THOMAS CLAYTON WARE, Pans A.B. Regional Planning KAREN BLOYD WARREN, Greensburg B.S. Physical Education JOE IVA WASHINGTON, JR., Lynch B.S. Physical Education — Corrective Therapy HAZEL MARGARET WATHEN, Henderson B.S. Recreation Supervisor JOHN W. WATKINS, Manchester B.B.A. Accounting JUDITH PYLE WATSON, Harlan A.B. History NEIL STANTON WATSON, Garrett B.S. Biology mtJfJkd fm m. mm 440 SENIORS VAN-WAT A SYLVIA LEE WATSON, Walton B.S. Elementary and Kindergarten DONNA RAYE WAUGH, Carlisle A.B. History CHRISTOPHER J. WEBB, Jackson, Michigan B.B.A. Management JOHN KEITH WEBB, Prestonburg B.S. English ROY ESTO WEBB, Willingboro, New Jersey B.S. Elementary Education CINDY P. WEBSTER, Dryndge B.S. Psychology ROBERTA LOUISE WEIMER, Louisville B.S. Law Enforcement JOY LYNN WELCH, Richmond B.S. Elementary Education Students participate in campus elections by casting their votes in ballot- ing boxes located around campus. SENIORS WAL-WEL 441 TERRY LYNN WELLS, Richmond B.B.A. Office Administrafion DOUG WALTERS WEST, Richmond B.S. Vocational Education GLORIA L. WESTERMAN, Louisville B.S. Biology PAUL WESTERMAN, Villa Hills B.B.A. Economics WALTER NEAL WESTRICH, Okeana, Ohio A.B. History BRENDA DAWNE WHEELER, Salyersville A.B. English and Library Science DAVID DAY WHEELER, Dayton, Ohio A.B. History DOUGLAS R. WHEELER, Bedford B.S. Agriculture JILL SHANNON WHICKER, McKee B.S. Law Enforcement CLIFFORD DALE WHITAKER, Cynthiana B.S. Industrial Technology SHEREE DAWN WHITAKER, Chavies B.S. Elementary Education WILLIAM JOSEPH WHITAKER, Louisville A.B. History A music student practices while stretched out in his dormitory. 442 SENIORS WEL-WHI Practice Necessary for Music Students DAVID E. WHITE, Richmond A.B. English STEPHEN G. WHITE, Frankfort B.B.A. General Business WILLIAM SCOTT WHITSON, Edgewood B.S. Geology ANDRA VAYE WICKLUND, Independence A.B. Library Science ROBERT M WIDUP, Richmond B.B.A. Data Processing DONALD L. WIGGINTON, Louisville B.S. Physical Education SUSAN DARLENE WILBORN, Shelbyville B.M.E. Music BRUCE WAYNE WILHELM, Liberty B.S Industrial Education LIZABETH LEE WILKINS, Dayton, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education BRENDA SUE WILLIAMS, Lexington B.S. Business Education COLEEN ELAINE WILLIAMS, Frankfort B.S. Elementary and Special Education DOLALD LOUIS WILLIAMS, Shelbyville B.B.A. Management MARK HUSTON WILLIAMS, Lexington B.S Industrial Education RANDALL H WILLIAMS, Frankfort B.S. Math ROBERT LEE WILLIAMS, South Portsmouth A.B. History TED JAMES WILLIAMS, Mason, Ohio B.B.A. General Business BILLY JOE WILLIAN, Hodgenville B.S. Industrial Education SUSAN SHEWMAKER WILLIAN, Harrodsburg B.S. Elementary and Special Education JUDITH ANN WILSON, Brooksville B.S. Home Economics KAREN SUE WILSON, Falmouth B.S. Textiles LEWIS WILSON II, Berea B.S. Psychology REBECCA J. WILSON. Harrodsburg B.S. Speech Pathology and Audiology ROSANA H WILSON, Richmond B.S Elementary Education TERRY ALLEN WILSON, Richmond B.S. Physical Education WAYNE WILSON, Tampa, Florida B.S. Physical Education EUGENE WILLIAM WINBUN JR., Louisville B.B.A. Marketing CATHY LOUISE WINNER, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Geology BRENDA FRANCES WISE, Danville B.S. Speech Pathology SENIORS WHI-WIS 443 Students Enjoy Privacy in Individual Ways ARNOLD RAY WITT, Goshen, Indiana B.B.A. Marketing HARAN EDMOND WITT, Holmes Mill B.S. Industrial Education JAMES DAVID WITT, Mount Vernon E.S. Industrial Technology MALCOMB M. WITT, Paris B.B.A. Marketing ROBERT LEE WOLF, Louisville B.S. Industrial Technology DENNIS RAY WOLFE, Covington B.B.A. Accounting ROBERT ALLEN WOLFZORN, Ft. Thomas B.B.A. Accounting TIN-JOR WONG, Hong Kong B.S. Medical Technology MICHAEL GLENN WOOD, Pleasureville B.B.A. Marketing KATHY DARLENE WOOLDRIDGE, Owensboro A.B. Speech Pathology and Audiology MARGARET ANN WORLAND, Louisville B.S. Elementary Education MARY ANN WOZNY, Louisville B.S. Pre-Veterinary Science ALVIN WREN, Gravel Switch A.B. Broadcasting GARRY WENDELL WRIGHT, Somerset B.B.A. Marketing JAMES E. WRIGHT JR., Louisville B.B.A. Accounting JANE E. WRIGHT, Prestonsburg B.B.A. Oftice Administration 444 SENIORS WIT-WRI NORMA ANNE WRIGHT, Junction City B.S. Physical Education SANDRA KAY WRIGHT, Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Elementary Education STEVE JOHN WRIGHT, Geneseo, Illinois B.S. Rehabilitation Education SHARON SUE WYATT, Louisville B.S. Elementary and Special Education MARY JO WYNKOOP, Eaton, Ohio A.B. Library Science and Spanish DIANA C. YADEN, Liberty B.S. Physical Education GARNIE ALLEN YEAGER, Harrodsburg B.S. Elementary Education STEPHEN K. YEARY, Winchester B.B.A. General Business HAROLD MITCHELL YELTON, JR., Virginia Beach, Virginia A.B. History BOBBIE J. YORK, London A.B. Social Work DEBORAH ANN YOUNG, Danville A.B. Art DONALD LEON YOUNG, Steubenville, Ohio A.B. History JOHN C. YOUNG, Trinidad, West Indies B.S. Economics PRISCILLA ELLEN ZAENGLEIN, Botkms, Ohio A.B. History and Anthropology BRENDA A. ZIERES, Liberty, New York B.S. Physical Education DENNIS C. ZION, Bellevue A.B. History _i ssxrinudui Students spend time relaxing either in the comfort of their dormitories or in the attractive University Center. SENIORS WRI-ZIO 445 Chapel Offers Solitude RICHARD H. ACHTZEHN, Newark, New Jersey SPECIALIST Physical Education MATTIE LOU ADAMS, Premium M.A. English GARY WAYNE ARBOGAST, Charleston, West Virginia M.A. Physical Education KAY WOODINGTON ARCANGELI, Ovid, New York M.A. Physical Education DAVID JOSEPH AUSTIN, Battle Creek, Michigan M.A. Criminal Justice CARLOS ARISTIDES BADESSICH, Argentina M.A. Spanish GERALD E. BARNES, Dayton, Ohio M.A. Business Education HUGH MONROE BASKETTE JR., Norfolk, Virginia M.S. Criminal Justice RALPH DAVID BEGLEY, Paint Lick M.A. Business Education SANDRA LEE BERRY, Ghent M.A. Secretarial Guidance and Counseling MEREDITH ANN BLACKWELL, Forest City, North Carolina M.A. Clinical Psychology HOWARD DALE BLAKE, Paris M.S. Industrial Technology ROBERT RICHARD BLYTHE, Richmond M.A. French THOMAS ROLAND BOOTES, Richmond M.S. Recreation CHARLES JOHN BOWERS, Alexandria M.B.A. Business LINDA JEAN BOWERS, Alexandria M.A. Physical Education RONALD DAVID BOYD, Hicksville M.A. Geography PEGGY LYNN BRUCE, Corbin M.A. English SHERRI LYNN BRADLEY, Somerset M.A. Physical Education ROBERT G. BUCHMAN, Dayton, Ohio M.B.A. Economics ROBERT CRAIGHEAD BUIE, Minneapolis, Minnesota M.S. Criminal Justice A. BARBARA BUNCH, Louisa M.A. French BARRY LEE BURKETT, Somerset M.A. Geography DIANNA LYNN BURNS, Pikeville M.B.A. English WALTER MICHAEL CAMPBELL, Harrison, Ohio M.A. Business Education OLIVER WAYNE CARRIER, Frankfort M.A. Business MARCIE C. CAUDILL, Whitesburg M.A. Elementary Education MICHAEL ALAN CAUDILL, Jeffersontown M.A. Math 446 GRADUATES ACH-CAU Students seek tranquility in the solitude of the Chapel of Meditation. GRADUATES 447 Smiling Faces Make Friends WENDELL THOMAS CHANEY, Centerville, Ohio M.A. Specialist Planning DAVID REID CHENAULT, Mt. Sterling M.S. Industrial Technology RICHARD LEE CHRISTIAN, Lancaster, Ohio M.A. Health Safety and Education RANDALL BENNETT CLARK, Bowling Green M.S. Electronics KATHLEEN A. COLLINS, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania M.S. Biology DAVID DARRELL COOPER, Liberty M.B.A. Business BETTY CAROLYN COX, Lexington M.A. Special Education JAMES EDWARD CRAIG, Covina, California M.B.A. Accounting CHARLES H. CROLEY, Williamsburg M.A. Counseling ROBERT DANIEL, Corbin M.S. Biology MITTIE R. DAVIS, Paducah M.S. Criminal Justice Education CHERILYNN S. DERONDE, Loveland, Ohio M.P.A. Political Science 448 GRADUATES CHA-DER RICHARD IRWIN DICKTER, Lakeland, Florida M.S. Criminal Justice S. BHUSHAN DIXIT, New Delhi, India M.S. Industrial Technology MICHAEL A. DOLAN, Kirksville, Missouri SPECIALIST Education PHILIP HILAIRE DUBE, Naranja, Florida M.S. Biology JEFFREY MICHAEL DUFF, Lexington M.A. History REX DUNN, Burgin M.S. Physics JILL ELLEN DWELLEY, Columbus, Ohio M.S. Recreation SARAH ELIZABETH EAGAN. Decatur, Illinois M.A. English WILLIAM GEORGE ELTON, Rochester, New York M.S. Geology RICHARD LEE ENGELHARDT, Remsenburg, New York M.S. Geology GAYNELL EPLING, Matewan, West Virginia M.A. Physical Education PHILIP LEE FELTNER, Springfield M.S. Physics r Each day brings together new faces and new smiles. GRADUATES DIC-FEL 449 Hubert Hagan stacks money betore spinning the wheel of fortune during Las Vegas night in Commonwealth Hall. 450 GRADUATES Commonwealth Holds Las Vegas Night TERRY DEWAYNE FIELDS, Hallie M.S. Industrial Technology GERALDINE P. FLECKENSTEIN, Liberty, New York M.A. Education, Psychology and Guidance DAVID COLEMAN FORBES, Clover, South Carolina M.S. Criminal Justice DAVID DENTON FRANKYLN, Bellbrook, Ohio M.S. Criminal Justice JACK DYKE FROST, Richmond M.S. Recreation and Park Administration FRED RICHARD GEHRON, Germantown, Ohio M.A. Industrial Education EDWARD H. GEORGE III, M.S. Industrial Technology ROBERT SHAW GOBLE, Prestonsburg M.S. Geology HOCH SOON GOH, Penang, Malatsia M.S. Chemistry and Law Enforcement LARRY WAYNE GOINS, Newport M.A. English SUSANA MARIA GORKA, Buenos Aires, Argent ina M.A. Spanish CHARLES WESLEX GRIFFIN, Williamstown M.S. Criminal Justice Education ELEANOR SUE HAIRSTON, Williamson, West Virginia M.M.E. Music Education JOANN HAIRSTON, Lexington M.A. Student Personnel ROY HALL, Hihat M.A. Physical Education RUBY HENSLEY, Manchester M.A. Math THOMAS G. HODGKINS, Willimantic, Connecticut M.S. Chemistry RONALD JOHN HOLIHAN, Syracuse, New York M.A. Physical Education DONNA LEAH HOLLAND, Campbellsville M.A. Physical Education LENARD A. HOLLAND, Dayton, Ohio M.A. Physical Education CARL ALBERT HOLOCH, Richmond M.A. Education CONNIE M. HOUSTON, Selbyville, Delware M.A. Education JAMES ALLEN HOUSTON, Cynthiana M.P.A. Public Administration JAMES ALBERT HRUBAN, Omaha, Nebraska M.A. Health Education LLOYD MELVIN INGHAM, Corbm M.A. History PHILIP RICHARD INNIS, Dayton, Ohio M.S. Recreation JOHN D. JAMES, Louisville M.A. Physical Education GARRY M. JERUIS, Eminence M.A. Secondary Guidance and Counseling GRADUATES FIE-JER 451 ELLEN J. JOHNS, Whippany, New Jersey M.A. Physical Education CAROL ANN JOHNSON, London M.B.A. Economics CLAYTON M. JOHNSON, Halo M.A. Special Education NANCY JOHNSON, Mercer, Pennsylvania M.S. Clinical Psychology STEPHEN JOHNSON III, Oberlin, Ohio M.M.E. Music Education DAVID PAUL JONES, Springfield M.B.A. Accounting CHALERMDES KAUKHAM, Bangkok, Thailand M.S. Criminal Justice JENNIFER LEE KENNEDY, Richmond M.S. Microbiology UNCHALEE KONGFOO, Bangkok, Thailand M.S. Microbiology NANCY E. KROPP, Casselberry, Florida Specialist Physical Education KAREN L. KRUSCHWITZ, Fort Thomas M.S. Math SUZANNE C. LANE, Louisville M.S. Physical Education KAREN J. LANGORAK, Laramie, Wyoming M.S. Criminal Justice PETER LAWRENCE MACGILL, Tampa, Florida M.S. Geology ROTHA ALLEN MACGILL, St. Petersburg, Florida M.S. Geology DONALD KAY MADISON, Albany M.B.A. Management 452 GRADUATES JOH-MAD Majorettes Add to Football Pageantry Colonel fans (left) watch Intently during the waning moments of the first half as majorettes await their halftime performance. STEVEN THURLOW MATTESON, Starling, Illinois M.A. Juvenile Delinquency SAMUEL JUDSON MAY, Holden, Massachusetts M.S. Geology RICHARD GERALD McDADE, Lenoir, North Carolina M.S. Criminal Justice DEBORAH HALCOMB McDONALD, McKee M.A. Sociology MARY DAVID McGUIRE, Winchester Specialist Physical Education PAT L. MEADE, Paintsville M.A. Elementary Education LINDA GAYLE MEDLEY, Springfield M.A. Business Education PHILIP MEEK JR., Paintsville M.S. Criminal Justice and Education EILEEN MARIE MESSER, Florence M.A. Elementary Education JERALD M. MESSER, Pineville M.S. Criminal Justice DENNIS G. MILLS, Owensboro M.S. Criminal Justice LORGIO OSWALDO MIRANDA, Yungay, Peru M.A. Education FREDA GAIL MOELLER, Louisville M.A. History GEORGE W. MOORE, Berea M.S. Microbiology JOHN ROBERT MOORE, Frankfort M.S. Criminal Justice KENNETH DALE MOREY, Marseilles, Illinois M.S. Criminal Justice GRADUATES MAT-MOR 453 Students Hot-Foot-It to Class JOHN S. MUMME, Fort Thomas M.S. Biology DAVID H. MYERS, New Vienna, Ohio M.A. Physical Education GARY ANTHONY NEUSER, Deer Park, New York M.A. Criminal Justice SUSAN CAROL NIEHOFF, Louisville M.A. Spanish WILLIAM ARTHUR NOEL, Jackson SPECIALIST Guidance — Student Personnel WILLIAM JACKSON DONNELL, Ridgewood, New Jersey M.S. Industrial Technology MINEKO OKI, Mito, Japan M.A. Elementary Education RICHARD HOWARD OWEN, Delmar, New York M.S. Criminal Justice Administration UDOM PALASIRI, Bangkok, Thailand M.S. Criminal Justice DAVID E. M. PANYAKO, Maseno, Kenya M.A. Elementary Education ALICE LOUISE PERKINS, Benham M.A. Special Education MARK J. PFISTER, Sheboygan, Wisconsin M.S. Recreation GEORGE DAVID PIERCE, Cynthiana M.B.A. Accounting DALE ARLENE PIGMAN, Jackson M.A. Guidance and Counseling MARIA BEATRIZ PLANTE, Buenos Aires, Argentina M.A. English SUCHADA PRASERT, Bangkok, Thailand M.S. Chemistry PHILIP PARTICK PURPURA, Lexington M.S. Criminal Justice WILLIAM THOMAS QUICK II, Louisville M.A. Political Science STEPHEN WALLACE RADCLIFFE, Lexington M.S. Elementary Education QUTABUDDIN NASEER RAHMANI, Pakistan M.P.A. Public Administration VANIDA RATANANON, Thailand M.B.A. Management CAROLYN ANN RATLIFF, Mt. Sterling M.A. Community and Individual Counseling CAROLYN JEAN RAWLINS, Richmond M.A. Business Education STUART ARTHUR REAGAN, Frankfort M.P.A. Public Administration REBECCA ELAINE REINHEIMER, Foster M.A. History JERRY A. RICKETT, Monticello M.S. Geography JOHN DAVID RIGGS, Richmond MB. A. Marketing SUSAN CARTER ROBERTS, Prestonsburg M.A. Guidance and Counseling 454 GRADUATES MUM-ROB Although the new traffic signal was installed in front of Keene Hall, students still hot-foot-it across the by-pass to make classes on time. GRADUATES 455 Imagination Sparks Creativity SUE ANN RODMAN, Danville M.A. Education BRUCE LESLIE ROSE, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania M.S. Wildlife Management RICHARD ALLEN ROTH, Urichsville, Ohio M.A. Physical Education RUSSELL M. SCHNELL, Clearwater, Florida M.A. English STEPHEN ERIC SCHULZ, Indianapolis, Indiana M.S. Criminal Justice JUDY SEARS, Somerset M.A. Guidance and Counseling CIRISH MANHARLAL SHAH, Gujarat, India M.S. Chemistry RONALD JAVAN SHELTON, Louisville M.A. Education JOSEPH WILLIAM SHEILLEY JR., Louisville M.S. Geography WALTER ROBERT SHETTLER JR., Covington M.S. Recreation JUDITH M. SIMMERMON, Newport, New Jersey M.A. Physical Education WANITA MAE SIPE, Lexington M.A. Education 456 GRADUATES ROD-SIP Art students demonstrate their creative abilities in sculpture and drawing classes. 4TA KIM SMALLWOOD, Gainesville M.S. Physical Education THADDEAS M. SMITH, Winchester M.A. History ISARAPHAN SMITHWONGSE, Bangkok, Thailand M.S. Criminal Justice TALERNGSOK SOMETIP, Pechboon, Thailand M.A. Secondary Education RODNEY KENT SPAIN, Marysville, Ohio M.A. English BENJAMIN ERNIE SPALDING, Bardstown SPECIALIST Education Administration WAYNE ALAN SPENCER, McDaniels M.S. Vocational Administration PAUL SHEPPARD STANSBURY, Fern Creek M.P.A. Political Science STEPHEN ALAN STICE, Louisville M.A. Mathematics JACQUELINE IRENE STIGALL, Fort Thomas M.A. Elementary Education JOE SIDNEY BRUCE STIGALL, Fort Thomas M.S. Mathematics WICHIANCHOT SUKCHOTRAT, Bangkok, Thailand M.S. Criminal Justice GRADUATES SMA-SUK 457 The Library ' s open stacks make quick persual of research materials an easier task. 458 GRADUATES Research: A Scholarly Necessity THOMAS CHARLES TAYLOR, North Vernon, Indiana M.M.E. Music RODNEY GORDON THACKER, Paintsville M.A. Counseling THAVORNSAKDI THEPJATRI, Bangkok, Thailand M.S. Criminal Justice HOMER DAVID THOMAS, Burkesville M.A. Psychology MARY F. TURPIN, Albany M.S. Guidance and Counseling MICHAEL U. UKPE, Opobo, Nigeria M.B.A. Business MANEERATANA VANASIN, Bangkok, Thailand M.A. Secondary Education PONGSRI VANASIN, Bangkok, Thailand M.A. Geography LINDA M. VAN OSS, Eubank M.A. Elementary Education BELINDA F. VENANCIO, North Arlington, New Jersey M.A. Physical Education UTHAINONGS VIBULAYACOM, Bangkok, Thailand M.A. Political Science PHYLLIS MATTINGLY VINCENT, Louisville M.A. Music DIANA CARTER VOGELSBERG, Louisville M.M.E. Music JOHN A. WARRINGTON, Miamisburg, Ohio M.A. History Education KARLA ANN WATANABE, Pocatello, Idaho M.A. Business Education LAWRENCE C. WEBER, Nashville, Tennessee M.S. Geology KATHY LYNN WELDON, Lexington M.A. Guidance and Counseling MAJOR W. WHEAT JR., Lawrenceburg M.B.A. Business BRENDA LEE WHITE, Knox, Tennessee M.A. Education RAYMOND D. WILLARD JR., Albany, New York M.M.E. Music TERRY S. WILSON, Russell Springs M.S. Education KIYOKO M. YAGI, Tokyo, Japan M.M.E. Music JANE YOUNG, East Bernstadt M.A. Secondary Counseling ANDREW A. ZAZOPOULOS, Haverhi M.P.A. Political Science Massachusetts GRADUATES TAY-ZAZ 459 7Am The amphitheatre and Van Peursem Pavillion filled with friends and family awaits the academic procession of faculty and gradu- ates (top) and (above) provides a scenic location for summer commencement. r ■MM f $   , jyfl j ommencerment: Outdoor Happening Allan Ostar, executive director of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities, receives an honorary degree from Presi- dent Martin, and a near hood-hanging from Dr. John Rowlett, before delivering the summer commencement address. ' Messiah ' Ushers in Holiday Season E. DENISE ADAMS, Vinegrove A. A. Nursing KAREN L. BAILEY, Loveland, Ohio A. A. Medical Record Technology SUZANNE E. BARNES, Alexandria A. A. ecretarial Science SUSAN JANE BARNETT, Pleasure Ridge Park A. A. Ornamental Horticulture DELENA CHISM BIDWELL, Louisville A.A. Medical Record Technology MICHAEL LEE BLAND, Gadsden, Alabama A.A. Drafting Technology GAIL I. BLEVINS, Cincinnati, Ohio A.A. Medical Record Technology BARBARA L. BOTTOMS, Perryville A.A. Nursing MARY ALICE BRESCH, Ft. Mitchell A.A. Nursing NADINE I. BREWER, Dayton, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science J. LEE BROWNING, Bardstown A.A. Recreation Supervision WILLIAM SHERMAN BROWNING, Harlan A.A. Broadcast Engineering Technology Wc .jm 462 ASSOCIATES ADA-BRO VICKI GAYE BUGG, Harrodsburg A.A. Medical Assistant BETTY SUE BUNGENSTOCK, Florence A.A. Law Enforcement PHYLLIS GWENN CASE, Cynthiana A.A. Horticulture DENNIS WAYNE CHANEY, Cincinnati, Ohio A.A. Broadcast Engineering Technology KAREN SUE CLARK, Russell A.A. Nursing DEBORAH KATHERINE COLEMAN, Falmouth A.A. Nursing GLENDA FAYE COREY, Middlesboro A.A. Nursing SANDRA CRAFT, Whitesburg A.A. Nursing MARGARET ALMEDA DAFLER, New Lebanon, Ohio A.A. Recreation Supervisor DENISE MARIE DELDUCA, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania A.A. Child Care KAMELYA SHELBY DILLINGHAM, Louisville A.A. Secretarial Science JOANNE V. DOSS, Wapakoneta, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science ASSOCIATES BUG-DOS 463 464 ASSOCIATES Christmas Decorations Spread Spirit SHARON DUFF, Mason, Ohio A.A. Interior Decoration DAVID LEWIS DUGGER, Corbin A.A. Electronics Technology CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL DUNN, Louisville A.A. Industrial Technology KATHY L. DUSING, Erlanger A.A. Nursing MILLICENT J. FISHER, Falmouth A.A. Secretarial Science THOMAS KEITH GIBSON, Midland, Ohio A.A. Agriculture TERRI A. GINTER, Richmond A.A. Medical Record Technology JULIE H. GIVENS, Mt. Sterling A.A. Nursing CRAIG THOMAS GRADINGER, Louisville A.A. Dratting Design and Technology ESTHER M. GOFF, Berea A.A. Nursing CONSTANCE SUE GOODWIN, Lebanon, Ohio A.A. Interior Decoration BARBARA SUSAN GRAVES, McKinney A.A. Food Service Technology KAYE W. HACKWORTH, Whitesburg A.A. Secretarial Science GLENDA KAY HALCOMB, Corbin A.A. Nursing KATHY ANN HECKMAN, Louisville A.A. Medical Records JERRI LYNN HELTZEL, Frankfort A.A. Secretarial Science KEVIN McKENZIE, HENRY, Lexington A.A. Drafting Technology LINDA SUE HERN, Hillsboro, Ohio A.A. Medical Record Technology CATHERINE MARY HIEBER, Bellbrook, Ohio A.A. Nursing RUTH LYNN HILL, Lebanon A.A. Interior Decoration LINDA JANE HOFFMAN, Columbus, Ohio A.A. Nursing SUSAN JEAN HOFFMAN, Columbus, Ohio A.A. Nursing SHERRY LYNN HORSEMAN, Waynesburg A.A. NANCY KAY HOUDESHELL, Dayton, Ohio A.A. Nursing MADONNA KATHERINE HUGHES, Louisville A.A. Secretarial Science BRENDA JOY IOVINO, Richmond A.A. Nursing SYLVAI JACKSON, Manchester A.A. Nursing ALICE REGINA JENKINS, Louisville A.A. Nursing ASSOCIATES DUF— JEN 465 Art Is Creativity ' s Expression LISA MARLENE JONES, Louisville A. A. Nursing PEGGY DIANE JONES, Maud A.A. Medical Assistant PORNRATCHENEE ROMKOMUT KAUXHAM, Bangkok, Thailand A.A. Secretarial Science DONALD WAYNE KELLEY, Richmond A.A. Law Enforcement HERMAN WAYNE KIDWELL, Lexington A.A. Law Enforcement STEFFANI LISA KWOZALLA, Covington A.A. Nursing DARCI KAY LANG, New Albany, Indiana A.A. Nursing DEBBY LAWRENCE, Louisville A.A. Child Care MARILYN G. LESTER, Bloomfield A.A. Medical Assistant MARILYN S. LOCKE, Lexington A.A. Recreation Supervision JANET LYNN LOCKRIDGE, Mt. Sterling A.A. Medical Records Technology PAMELA LYNN LOWERY, Richmond A.A. Medical Records Technology 466 ASSOCIATES JON-LOW Art classes provide students with diverse opportunities for self-expression through creativity. VIRGINIA CAROL MARCUM, Irvine A. A. Medical Records Technology EMMA JANE MAYS, Irvine A. A. Secretarial Science CONNIE L. McCULLAR, Wilmore A.A. Nursing NADIENE RAE MELLONCAMP, Dayton, A.A. Medical Records Technology Ohio NANCY JANE MILLER, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania A.A. Nursing THERESA J. MOORE, Whitesburg A.A. Nursing TERESA KING MURPHY, Lancaster A.A. KATIE O. NEAL, Albany A.A. Medical Record Technology WILLIAM JESSEE NEAT, Columbia A.A. Law Enforcement BETTY JO O ' HARA, Corinth A.A. Secretarial Science RICK LAINE PARRISH, Lawrenceburg A.A. Recreation Supervision JAMES JOSEPH PAUL, Louisville A.A. Broadcast Engineering Technology ASSOCIATES MAR-PAU 467 Economizing Students Do Their Own Things SHEILA JOHANNA PENN, Frankfort A. A. Recreation Supervision CONNIE GAIL PERKINS, Ashland A. A. Interior Decoration JAMES KEITH PLUMMER JR., Cynthiana A. A. Broadcast Engineering ELIZABETH JOAN POTTER, Linwood, New Jersey A. A. Food Service CONNIE J. PROCTOR, Louisville A. A. Nursing CAROL BETH PULLIAM, Bloomfield A.A. Nursing KAREN A. PURSIFULL, Harrison, Ohio A.A. Medical Assisting JAMI ELIZABETH RINKS, Middlesboro A.A. Nursing RUTH ANN ROBINSON, Bellevue A.A. Medical Assisting COY ALLEN SEVIER, Gray A.A. Applied Electronics Technology REGINA ANN SHELTON, Manchester, Ohio A.A. Secretarial Science VIRGINIA TEMPLE SHERROD, Lexington A.A. Law Enforcement GARY SIMPSON, Lexington A.A. Broadcasting Engineering Technology CATHY RENITA SLOAS, Flemingsburg A.A. Nursing JUDITH KAREN SMITH, Tompkinsville A.A. Child Care PATRICIA LYNN SMITH, Paint Lick A.A. Nursing JOHN M. SPARKS, Frankfort A.A. Law Enforcement TERESA GAYLE SPRADLING, Pleasureville A.A. Secretarial Science MELINDA M. STEWART, Worthville A.A. Secretarial Science CRAIG ELLIOTT STRATTON, Lawrenceburg A.A. Recreation Supervisor GAIL THOMAS, Richmond A.A. Secretarial Science DEBRA ANN TINSLEY, Loyall A.A. Nursing SHERYL KAY VAN BIBBER, Maloneton A.A. Secretarial Science CARL EDWARD VOGELSBERG, Louisville A.A. Law Enforcement THEA JEAN WALLACE, Stanford A.A. Secretarial Science BELINDA LEE WASH, Lexington A.A. Executive Secretarial JENNIFER LYNN WATKINS, Pleasureville A.A. Child Care RITA J. WEBB, South Portsmouth A.A. Secretarial Science 468 ASSOCIATES PEN-WEB WILLIAM DEAN WELLS, Paris A.A. Drafting and Design PAULA MARIE WERMUTH, Independence A.A. Nursing VIOLET FAYE WEST, Richmond A.A. Secretarial Science DORIS KAYE WICKLUND, Independence A.A. Ornamental Horticulture KAREN JO YATES, Warsaw A.A. Secretarial Science Students discover that clothes dried over their registers are cheaper and often faster than dorm dryers. ASSOCIATES WEL-YAT 469 Juniors Develop More Awareness Developing an awareness of their roles in life, members of the Junior class returned ready to tackle another year. With two years of experi- ence behind, they no longer felt insecure in the main stream of campus activities. The Class of 74 joined efforts with Seniors to build a Homecoming float and sponsored Judy Hamilton as their Homecoming Queen Candidate. Also after a home basketball game, the Juniors sponsored a dance. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Wilson Myers, secretary; Judy Gib- son, committee chairman; Daryl Mamillot, activities chairman; Bonnie Gray, treasurer; Charles Colehour, vice president; and Scott Neal, president. 472 JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS CAROLYN S. ADCOCK Louisville DAVID A. ALFORD Lexington BLANDA K ALLEN Hazard CHARLES R. ALLEN Coldwater. Michigan EMMA J ALLEN Langley KATHY K. ALTON Monticello KARION L. AMBURGEY Whitesbury PATRICIA A. ANDERSON Covington JAMES A. ARLINGHAUS Elsmere LYDIA B. ARNOLD Cincinnati, Ohio NANCY J ARNSPARGER Pleasureville CARMON G. ARVIN Lebanon HERMON ASHER Pineville EBBA L ATWOOD Shelbyville JANET S. AYDT Louisville PAULA L AYDT Louisville SUSAN J. BACHUS Cincinnati, Ohio CARA M. BAG BY Covington GERALD R. BAILEY Frankfort STEPHEN C. BAILEY Harrodsburg JANET L. BAKER Marengo, Ohio JOEL G. BAKER Coal Grove, Ohio JUDY A. BAKER Columbia DEBRA L BALES New Lebanon. Ohio JOAN F. BALES Lexington CYNTHIA K. BALTZLEY Cincinnati, Ohio BRUCE J. BARBER Louisville SUZANNE E BARNES Alexandria MARTIN J. BARSOTTI Ellwood City, Pennsylvania PHYLLIS C. BARTON Farmersville, Ohio YVONNE S. BARTON Corbin DEBBIE L. BATHIANY Ft. Thomas TERESA J BATTS New Castle VIVIAN F. BAUMGARDNER Middlesboro JUDITH A. BEAN Louisville SHIRLEY M, BEARD Fairdale GUY M BEAVER Long Branch, New Jersey LINDA S. BECK Hazard TERRY A. BECKER Silver Grove LISBETH J. BEESON Dayton, Ohio ROBERT L. BEESON Dayton, Ohio BRUCE B. BEGLEY Richmond SUE M. BEHRENS Cincinnati. Ohio RITA M. BEITLER Phoenixville, Pennsylvania DENNIS S. BELLINGER Danville ANGELA F. BENDER Lexington MARY K. BENTLE Falmouth BETTNIA J. BENTLEY Raceland JUNIORS ADC-BEN 473 Student Reunion Starts Semester GLENNA D. BENTLEY Topmost RICHARD C. BENZ Louisville ROSENA BERSAGLIA Hazard WILLIAM G. BERSAGLIA Fairdale EVEANNA K. BETZ Dayton, Ohio LORA L. BILLUPS Russell ANNE S. BLAKEMAN Lawrenceburg LINDA C. BLANC Brandenburg MARY M. BLAND Lebanon MICHAEL L BLEVINS Centerville, Ohio LINDA S. BOATRIGHT Lancaster LINDA D. BODINE Springfield JEANNE BOGGESS Greenville ROY BOLEYN Hueysville WALLACE W. BOLTON Middlesboro MARLENE F. BONAR Falmouth JOHN A. BONNETT Richmond RANDI G. BOONE Hillsboro, Ohio LONNIE J. BOWEN Bowen DEBORAH A. BOWLES Brooksville MARY E. BRANCH Louisville STEWART E BRENTZEL Louisville JANICE BREWER Hazard CHARLES R. BRIGHT Reading, Ohio KENNETH S. BROCK Louisville JAMES L. BRUSSELL Bardstown TIMOTHY J. BRYAN Dayton, Ohio ROBERT L BRYANT Lexington JOSEPH M. BUCHANAN Florence BARBARA A. BUCK Louisville JAMES K. BUEHNER Farmersville, Ohio LOIS A. BUKOWSKI Austin, Indiana JANET L. BULLOCK Cape Coral, Florida ROBERT J. BURDGE Ft. Pierce, Florida MICHAEL D BURKETT Cromwell, Indiana JACKIE BURLESON Ft Thomas PEGGY BURNS Manchester MOLLY M. BURR Indianapolis. Indiana JAMES S. BURRIS, JR. Mt. Washington BEVERLY D. BUSH Bartow. Florida MARJORIE C. BUSH London VICKI L. BUSSELL London JOE BYRD Bowling Green EVERETT M. CALDWELL Ashland MARJORIE H. CAMPBELL Greenville MELVIN L. CAMPBELL Dayton, Ohio ROCKY L. CAMPBELL Corbin STEPHEN G. CAMPBELL London 474 JUNIORS BEN-CAM MICHAEL W. CARMODY Ft. Thomas JAMES G. CARNAHAN London BARRY L. CARNES Middlesboro MICHAEL A. CASEY Richmond ELIZABETH J. CATLETT Frankfort JOHNNY CHADWELL Middlesboro DUSTY L. CHANDLER Madison, Indiana JAMES A CHEEK Independence WAH K. CHOW Hong Kong REBECCA A. CHRISTIAN Lancaster, Ohio ANNE C. CHURCHILL Irvington BONITA S. CLARE Louisville CONNIE J CLARK Prestonsburg KENNETH L. CLARK Lebanon RONNIE B CLARK Monticello MARCIA B CLARKE Mt Prospect, Illinois DAVID N. CLAYTON Lenoxburg PATTY CLEAVER Russell Along with the end of summer comes the beginning of a new semester and the reuniting of friends JUNIORS CAR-CLE 475 Out of Chaos Order Begins JOHN R. CLEMENTS Louisville ROGER L. CLEVENGER Valley Station RANDY M. CLINE Ft. Mitchell DWANE D. CLODFELTER Winchester TERESE M. COATES Gahanna. Ohio SANDRA F. COFFEY Monticello KEITH A. COLEMAN Pikeville MELINDA S. COLLEY Haysi, Virginia KENNETH A. COLLINS Covington DIANA L. COMBS Hazard JUDITH L. COMBS Sassafras LINDA D. CONKIN Tompkinsville ANNE L. CONNER Springfield DAVID A. CONRAD Falmouth CATHY J. CONROY Versailles LARRY B. CONYERS Mt. Sterling MELISSA J. COOK Erlanger JUDY F. COOPER Stay GARY B. COPLEY Warfield KENNETH CORNETT Hindman ROY M. CORNETT Georgetown MARSHA K. COSBY Richmond JANE A. COSTINE St. Clairsville. Ohio SANDRA J. COTTONGIM Manchester JAMES M. COWAN Winchester KARL W. CRABTREE Louisville FRANK S. CRACRAFT North Middletown DONNA H. CRAIN Lawrenceburg PATRICK M CRANE Canadaigua. New York HARRY S. CRIGLER Shepherdsville DARYL E. CROSSFIELD Paris MICHAEL G. CRUEY Covington BRUCE E. CRUMP Owensboro BETTY J. CRUSE Winchester CLAUDIA CRUSE Louisville JEFFREY G. CRUSE Somerset JANET K. CUMMINS Georgetown MADGE CUNNINGHAM Louisville DEBORAH T. CUPP Millsboro. Delaware JIMMY R. CUPP Valley Station DENNIS C. CURRAN Cincinnati. Ohio ALICE A. CURTIS Winchester CAROLYN D. CURTIS Corinth TAFFIE J. CURTIS Clay City GREGORY F. CUTLIP West Carrollton. Ohio THEODORE E. DAGEFORD Manhattan. Kansas JENNIFER A DANIEL Corbin WILLIAM K. DANIEL Louisville 476 JUNIORS CLE-DAN r - K r V c£ ; ' ?o ?r ' -- ill ■- Upon arrival, confusion begins as students are bombarded by tons of things to remember, including mail box combinations. 4iAi ,k DIANE C DARENKAMP Ft Mitchell DAVID O. DARST Norton, Ohio BARBARA K DAUGHERTY Radcliff RONALD C. DAULTON Nancy ROBERT E. DAVENPORT, JR. Pasadena, California RONALD J. DAVIDSON Richmond CHARLOTTE A. DAVIS Campbellsville DAVID L. DAVIS Trenton, Ohio KENNETH R DAVIS Sacramento MARGARET D. DAVIS Sacramento ROGER K, DAVIS Augusta RONALD G. DAVIS London JENNY W. DAVY Richmond CHARLES J, DAWSON Danville MELVIN W. DEAN Lexington PATRICIA L, DEMKO Louisville LINDA L. DENMAN Elwell, Michigan KATHRYN G , DePEW Monroe, Ohio ROBERT A. DESKINS Pikeville RICHARD G. DEVERS Midway GARY DICK Pueblo MARTHA J. DICK Monticello ALBERT A. DISHON Radcliff MARGIE M. DISHON Radcliff JUNIORS DAR-DIS 477 Although necessary, vehicle registration adds to student frustra- tions as hundreds of motorists are herded by campus security. 478 JUNIORS Auto Registration Tries Patience LAURA F. DIXON Harlan KAREN A. DOCKERY Russell Springs DIANE L. DODD Richmond PATRICIA D. DONOHUE Louisville STEVE DOOLITTLE Portland, Oregon DEBORAH E. DOTY Ft. Thomas ROBERT A DOUGHTY Crab Orchard BURNIS B. DOWELL Calvert City STEPHEN E. DUFF Cincinnati. Ohio KEITH M. EARLEY Jamestown. Ohio SARAH C. EDELEN Springfield CHARLES L. EDENFIELD Gainesville, Florida CYNTHIA K EDGINGTON Lancaster CAROL J. ELDREDGE Paintsville THOMAS H. ELLINGSWORTH Jeffersonville, Indiana MARTHA A ELLIOTT Springfield DENISE L. ELZY Louisville VICKI D. ENGARD Springfield, Ohio CAROLYN J. ENGLE Corbin SONIA J EPLER Somerset BILL EVANS Frankfort DEBRA K EVERAGE Hmdman JUDY K. EVERSOLE Buckhorn MARY S. EVERSOLE Lexington DAVID A FEDDERS Florence EDWARD M. FELDHAUS Louisville BEVERLY D. FELDMAN Louisville FRITZ P. FELDMAN Louisville DENNY L. FERRELL Middlesboro THOMAS E. FINDLEY Columbus, Ohio ROSE G. FINLEY Manchester CAROLINE FISHER Felicity, Ohio MADELINE S. FISTER Georgetown CINDY A. FITZGERALD Dayton, Ohio CHARLES B. FITZPATRICK Wilmington, Delaware ROBERT F. FLECKENSTEIN Liberty, New York- JOYCE L. FLORA Frankfort ANDREA E FOGG Louisville ANDERS FOGT Louisville SANDRA J. FOLEY Lebanon, Ohio STEPHEN E. FORE Irvine YVONNE G FORKAL Nicholson, Pennsylvania GARY C. FRENCH Hodgenville AUDREY L. FRISON Benham JOHN M. FRYMAN Cynthiana BRUCE M. FULTON Erlanger RICHARD S. FURY Harrison, Ohio SHARON K. FUSSNECKER Ripley, Ohio JUNIORS DIX-FUS 479 Registration Ends, Classes Begin STEVEN L. GAGEL Hamilton, Ohio GLORIA R. GAMMELL Fairfield, Ohio STEPHANIE C. GARDINER Valley Station MARSHA C. GARDNER Salyersville ROGER L- GARLAND Middlesboro GARY D. GARMAN Irwin, Pennsylvania GARY W. GARRETT Whitesburg DONNA E. GARY Louisville D. ANN GENTRY Brodhead DAVID F. GIBSON Lexington JOSEPH B. GIBSON Monticello JUDY L. GIBSON Louisville CHARLEY E. GILLISPIE Richmond ROGER D. GILPIN New Haven SUSAN G. GLOVER Danville JOHN E. GOATLEY Springfield PAMELA GOBLE Prestonsburg PAMELA S. GOLDBACH New Richmond, Ohio CHARLENE A. GOODLETT Shelbyville KEVIN D. GORLEY Junction City DIANA GRANT Covington BONNIE C. GRAY Dayton, Ohio ALETA E. GREAYER Winchester ROBERT S. GREEN Lexington MARTHA E. GREENE Wilmington, Ohio MARGARET E. GREENWELL New Haven RITA K. GREGG Williamstown MARY J. GRIDER Tompkinsville SANDRA L. GRIFFIN Cincinnati, Ohio FRAN HACKMAN Caughtya Hick, West Virginia KENNETH W. HACKWORTH ML Vernon HUBERT L. HAGAN Louisville LYDIA W. HAGAN Springfield RICKY A. HAGGARD Winchester DEBORAH L. HALE Lancaster CAROL A. HALL ML Sterling JOHN T. HALL Trenton, Ohio KAREN L. HALL McDowell BARBARA A. HAMBLY Radcliff DANE R. HAMILTON South Bend. Indiana JUDY HAMILTON Pikeville ANTHY K. HAMMOND Monticello JUDY L. HAMMOND Taylorsville MARTIN J. HAMPTON Barbourville CONNIE K. HANKS Lawrenceburg VICTOR R. HANNAN Berea JUDY K. HANSFORD Shopville JENNIFER HARDIN Henderson 480 JUNIORS GAG-HAR JANE D. HARPER Elizabethtown DENNIS HARRIS Shelbyville GILDA S. HARRIS Richmond HELEN J. HARRIS Middlesboro MICHAEL D. HARRIS Bethel, Ohio DEBBIE S. HARRISON Louisville TIMOTHY R. HARRISON Port Royal BARBARA J. HARROD Frankfort DON R. HARVEY Bellevue JUDY G. HATFIELD Harlan DEBORAH J HAWKINS Lexington KATHY A. HAWKS Westchester, Ohio RUTH A. HAYS Gravel Switch STEVE R. HAYS Cincinnati. Ohio REBECCA M HAYWOOD Prestonsburg ANNE H. HAZELRIGG Danville MARY L. HEAD New Haven TERRY L. HEATH Cleves, Ohio BILL S. HELM Louisville HANNAH J. HELM Lexington JEAN C. HEMPFLING Hebron JO A HENNING Louisville KENNETH W. HENRY Winchester RUSSELL HENSLEY, JR Eau Gallie, Florida After facing closed classes and long lines, frustrated students end registration ordeal by paying fees JUNIORS HAR-HEN 481 SUSAN S HIBBS Bardstown JUDY L. HICKS West Chester, Ohio DEBORAH A. HIGGINS Louisville CATHY E. HILL Versailles CHARLES A. HILL Louisville KAREN E. HILL Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania DANIESE A HINES Covington TERRY G HITE South Point. Ohio ROSE M. HOAGLAND Lebanon Junction PAMELA A HOBBS Stanford DAVID L HOLLINGSWORTH Lynch JEANIE M HOLLINGSWORTH Cumberland SHEILA K HOLSCLAW Lexington BEVERLY A. HOLTON Independence R AYMOND A. HOOD Medina, Ohio CINDY HOPKINS Erlanger GARY W. HOPPERTON Dry Ridge JAMES A. HOSKINS Richmond A sure sign of students ' presence is their absence 482 JUNIORS HIB-HOS Suitcasers Desert Campus PAMELA L HOUP Florence JIM A. HOUSE Richmond ESTHER B HOUSER Lynch DARRELL N HOVIOUS Hustonville CAROL A. HOWARD Owensboro GLENNA B HOWARD Jackson PAULINE L HOWELL Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DEBBIE M. HRICKO Rockville, Maryland JOHN J HUDDY Columbus. Ohio ARTHUR A. HUGHES Louisville JACKY R HUGHES Monticello WILLIAM L HUGHES Irvine KATHRYN L. HUGHLETT Louisville JAMES S- HUNDLEY Shelbyville BRENDA D HUNT Paint Lick THOMAS J HURAK Lima, Ohio STEVEN L. HURLEY Xenia, Ohio BETTY D. JACKSON Richmond DEBORAH R JACOBS Walton LLOYD M. JAMES Stanford JO ANN JEFFERS Frankfort SALLY N. JEFFERS Newark, Ohio BARTHOLOMEW J JOHNSON Honeoye, New York CHARLES F. JOHNSON Hazard JUDY C JOHNSON Richmond KAY A. JOHNSON North Ridgeville. Ohio MARSHA D. JOHNSON Louisville TERRENCE A JOHNSON Cincinnati, Ohio WINNIE S JOHNSON Florence YVETTE A. JOHNSON Louisville BELINDA L JONES Langley DIANNE C. JONES Lancaster, Ohio GARY L. JONES Irvine HARRY B JONES North Middletown HARRY T. JONES Irvine JAMES W JONES Danville PATRICIA M. JUDGE Burlington BETH J JUREK Frankfort CHESTER JUSTICE, JR. Knoxville, Tennessee E. THOMAS KALE Bowling Green, Ohio VIRGINIA G KAPLAN Falmouth KAREN E. KARETH Cincinnati, Ohio JO ANN M. KECK Hamilton, Ohio SARAH K. KELLEY Lexington CYNTHIA A. KELSO Warrenton, Missouri PATRICIA S KENNEDY Midway TERESA J. KENNEDY Newark, Ohio TINA A. KERR Louisville JUNIOR HOU-KER 483 University Store Business Booms JOYCE K. KILGORE New Paris, Ohio HAROLD F. KINCAID Beattyville KAREN S. KING Brooksville CLARENCE C. KIRCHNER Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ERIC P. KISER Murfreesboro, Tennessee PATRICIA C. KNIGHT Arlington, Virginia MARY KNIPPLE Livonia, Michigan PATRICIA A. KOH Cincinnati, Ohio BARBARA S. KOK Pleasure Ridge Park KEVIN O. KOK Pleasure Ridge Park LINDA S. KRAUTH Ft. Mitchell ELIZABETH D. LACKEY Berea DONALD T. LACOSTE Chicopec, Massachusetts GLORIA J. LAKE Berea JERRY G. LAMB Paint Lick DAVID R. LANE ML Sterling JOHN LANIER London MARK A. LAWLER Centerport, New York CATHERINE J. LEE Louisville DANIEL J. LEGEL Louisville DONNA L. LEHMAN Alexandria JERIIYN A. LEITCH Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SHERRI L. LENBERGER Louisville ADRIENNE H. LENNART Louisville LISBETH K. LEVALLEY Dayton, Ohio CARL L. LEWALLEN Corbin BEVERLY C. LEWIS Morrow, Ohio GREGORY A. LOBUONO Hamilton, Ohio CAROLYN S. LOVE Paris SUSAN L. LOWE Winchester CHARLES O. LOWERY, JR. Louisville BARBARA E. LUMSDEN Cincinnati, Ohio ROBERT W. LUTKENHOFF Ft. Thomas VIOLET M. LYONS Taylorsville PHYLLIS A. MACALLAY Kettering, Ohio JEFFREY S. MAGERS Louisville PATTY L. MAINS Falmouth ROBERT D MANES Battle Creek, Michigan MICHAEL T. MANN Louisville RALPH S. MANN Elsmere LINDA S. MANNING Somerset PATRICIA A. MARCH Miami, Florida CHARLENE MARCUM Albany JAYNE L. MARLOWE Frankfort DARYL P. MARMILLOT Louisville KEVIN D. MARTELLO Lexington DAVID R. MARTIN Crab Orchard JEFFREY J. MARTIN Jacksonville, Florida l A ftf| jpj f X 1 f 141, 484 JUNIORS KIL-MAR As students return to campus they find necessities of all kinds in the expanded University store. JUNIORS 485 While providing students with a scenic place of relaxation, the Memorial Fountain also provides this canine with a cool drink. VICKI L. MARTIN Louisville PEGGY A. MASCHMEYER Ludlow MICHAEL L MASON Lynch RICHARD L. MASON Alexandria ALETHA A. MASTERS Big Stone Gap, Virginia BOBBY G. MAUNEY, JR. Louisville SHARON E. MAUPIN Lebanon PATTY MAVITY Richmond LOWELL J. MAXEY Peterstown, West Virginia BERNADETTE M. MAYER Cox ' s Creek KATHY MAYER Alexandria GWEN MAYES Harrodsburg HAROLD S. MAYES Booneville JUDY G. MAYFEILD Lancaster DONNA B. McATHUR Cincinnati, Ohio JENNIE R. McBRAYER Shelbyville JUDITH A. McCLANAHAN Williamstown LISA E. McCLAVE Portsmouth, Ohio STEPHEN H. McCOMBS Louisville RUSTY W. McDONALD Louisville JUDY McFALL Albany AL S. McFARLAND Owensboro DONNA L. MclNTOSH Milwaukee, Wisconsin JOHN D. McNEW ML Vernon 486 JUNIORS MAR-McN Fountain A Place for Thoughts, Dreams JANIS L McNULTY Cincinnati, Ohio JOSEPH D. McPHERSON Lancaster RACHEL L McQUERRY Paint Lick MICHAEL R McWHORTER Valley Station VICKI P McWHORTER London CHARLES C. MEADE II Catlettsburg ALETA B MERKEL Bethesda, Maryland SHERRY G- MESSER Mansfield. Ohio WILLIAM C. MIDDLETON Richmond BRENDA S MILBURN Springfield GARY D MILBY Louisville JOSEPH D MILES Lebanon KEVIN C. MILES Indianapolis, Indiana CHESTER W. MILLER Jamestown. Ohio EDWIN A. MILLER Winchester JOAN F MILLER Russell WANDA J MILLER London MARY R. MILLS Ft. Campbell KENNETH W. MITCHELL Lexington HARRY MOBERLY, JR Richmond MARGIE MOEVES Ft Mitchell SEYED B. MOHAMMADI Tabriz. Iran ALICE M MONTGOMERY Scottsburg. Indiana LINDA A MONTGOMERY Salyersville MICHAEL J MONTGOMERY Dayton. Ohio GREGORY H. MOORE Miamisburg. Ohio JANET L MOORE Hamilton. Ohio JOSEPH R MOORE Campbellsburg LEOMARIE MOORE Louisville MARY E L MOORE Ashland MAURICE E. MOORE Booneville RONALD G MOORE Booneville TANYA F. MOORES Louisville CARLOS A. MORENO Pineville BEVERLY W MORGAN, JR. Roanoke, Virginia MARCIA C MORRIS Cincinnati. Ohio WILLIAM S. MORRIS Richmond M. KAY MORROW Hill Top ROBERT V MORROW Lexington PAULA M. MOSCINSKI Niles, Illinois RON P. MOSSOTTI Syracuse, New York ELIZABETH W. MOUYEOS Richmond CHRISTINE D. MUELLER Florence ARTIE M. MULLEN Georgetown STANFORD T. MULLEN, JR. Louisville SALLY A. MULLINS afCincinnati, Ohio SHEILA G. MULLINS Hustonville RICHARD M MURPHY Indianapolis. Indiana JUNIORS McN-MUR 487 Volunteers Drum-up Student Vote JAMES D. MUTH Radcliff FRANK W. MYERS Birmingham, Alabama MICHAEL B. MYERS Louisville MICHAEL S. NAPIER Vandalia, Ohio D. SCOTT NEAL Pine Knot VIKKI L. NEAL Tonowanda, New York BETTY J. NEELEY Somerset JOHN A. NELSON Valley Station PAUL D. NETTLE Canal Fulton, Ohio JOHN E. NEUFARTH Southgate K. MICHAEL NEWTON Frankfort THOMAS L. NICKELL Winchester CLARA NOBLE Minnie JUDY L. NOE West Alexandria, Ohio SARAH A. NOE Somerset MARK S. NOLAND Louisville FRANKIE L. NUNN Crab Orchard NANCY L. NUNN Albany BERNARD B. O BRYAN, III Louisville BONNIE M. ODLE Atlanta, Georgia MARK L. OLIVER Covington KATHY L. O NAN Louisville LINDA D. O NEAL London RICHARD M. OTT Kings Mills, Ohio SUSAN A. OTTO Ft. Thomas JAMES M. OVERMILLER York, Pennsylvania DEBORAH F. PACE Pembroke PAMELA L. PACK Paintsville ERNEST W. PARROTT London SHERRY PARSONS Holland, Michigan THOMAS E. PARTIN Annville DAVID E. PASIERB Donora, Pennsylvania VICKI L. PATRICK Springboro, Ohio DOROTHY A. PATTERSON Valley Station ALLAN T. PAULSON Sparta, New Jersey JOHN H. PAYNE Danville CECILIA D. PEARCE Shelbyville WAYNE PEARSALL Lorain, Ohio DEBRA K. PEARSON Dayton, Ohio HELENA S. PEEBLES McDermott, Ohio LLOYD W. PENISTON Lacie MARION R. PENNINGTON London MICHAEL E. PEREZ Brandenburg JUDITH L. PERKINS Louisville ELLEN S. PERRY Vine Grove DAVID M. PETERS Corbin LINDA M. PFALZGRAF Burlington A. SUSAN PHELPS London 488 JUNIORS MUT-PHE In an all-out effort to gain youthful votes on campus, various student groups provide reg- istration applications for absentee ballots. BLAINE PHILLIPS Stearns REBECCA L. PHILLIPS Louisville WAYNE PHILLIPS Stearns JENNIFER S. PIATT Dayton, Ohio KAREN M PICKRELL Brooksville HOWARD J. PIPES Louisville BARBARA D. PITAKOS Cincinnati, Ohio JANET M. POPE Louisville KARREN J. POPE Annapolis, Maryland NANCY E. POTTS Louisville SALLY J. PRATHER Prospect Heights, Illinois MICHAEL PRESTON Lancaster JAMESETTA PRICE Richmond MICHAEL L. PULLIAM Louisville DAVID A. QUARLES Swallowfield EUGENE D. RAINS Middlesboro LINDA S- RAINS London LINDA G. RAKESTRAW Somerset JUNIORS PHI-RAK 489 Pitching horseshoes was only one of the events sponsored at the fall BOG County Fair. DENNIS R. RALEIGH Fern Creek KAREN L RAMEY Harlan JAMES W. RANKIN Shelbyville ROBERT A. RANKIN Winchester CAROL J. RAY Louisville LUCIA C. RAZOR Lexington PAUL C. REBMANN Lexington PATRICIA A. REBOLD Cincinnati, Ohio JUDY REED Lexington DIANNE M. REHKAMP Florence KATHERINE L. REINSTEDLER Louisville JESSIE M. REISS Louisville SANDRA K. REMY North Ridgeville, Ohio CAROLYN REPPERT ML Vernon JAMES R. RHEA Jamestown, North Carolina ANDREW W. RICE Lexington BETTY K. RICE Prestonsburg JODY RICE Ashland 490 JUNIORS RAL-RIC BOG County Fair Signifies Fall NORA E RICHARDS MI. Sterling DEBORAH L RICHARDSON Waco ANGEL R. RICHESON Louisville BARBARA A. RICKE New Albany, Indiana BECKY B. RICKETTS Louisville PAUL D. RIFFLE Lima, Ohio THOMAS J. RILEY Lebanon LYNN RISK Nicholasville CHARLES A ROACH Radcliff TERRY L. ROARK Owensboro VICTORIA G ROBERTSON Waynesburg MATTIE J. ROBINSON Manchester ROBERT L ROBINSON Louisville HOWIE ROESCH Hamilton, Ohio MICHAEL A. ROGERS Irvine PATTI L. ROGERS Cincinnati, Ohio JIM K. ROSS Berea RICHARD A. ROSS Vandalia. Ohio ANDREA L ROUTLEDGE Bellevue TERRY W ROUTSON Dayton, Ohio KENNETH R. ROWLAND Wilmore OPAL S. ROWLAND Clover Bottom STEVE J. ROWLAND Louisville SHARON K ROWLETT Bedford G. GERALD ROY LaGrange TED K. RUSH London JOHN A. SALISBURY Martin KAREN J SALLEE Jackson ZACK D. SALYERS Frankfort BARBARA J. SANDERS Richmond MARTHA F. SANDS Louisville DAVID K. SAYLOR Corbin PAUL E. SCANLON Lexington DANIEL R. SCHERRER Ft. Thomas MICHAEL C. SCHILLING Russell ROXANN SCHLELEIN Cincinnati. Ohio MARY L. SCHOLL Covington RANDALL J. SCHWEITZER Bardstown RONALD L. SCHWEITZER Bardstown CAROL P. SCHWENKE Union PATRICIA A. SEAMAN Florence JAMES E. SEBREE Dayton, Ohio M. JOYCE SEILER Erlanger TERRI J- SEITZ Lawrenceburg, Indiana JERRI E. SELLERS Loveland. Ohio ANTHONY T. SEROWIK Eau Gallie, Florida SIMIN R. SHAKIB Lexington DAN R. SHANK Dayton, Ohio JUNIORS ' RIC-SHA 491 Wmm A ruptured water main delays construction on the Jane F. Campbell Building. Right: Con- struction workers stand idle awaiting repair of the broken water main. LINCOLN V. SHARP Harrodsburg LINDA D. SHARP Turners Station DEBORAH Y SHEETS Jackson JAMES L. SHEPHERD Richmond OAKIE L. SHEPHERD Prestonsburg EDWARD L. SHERMAN Somerset JO A. SHIELDS Chaplin JERRY L. SHOTWELL Erlanger SAMIER E. SHUNWARA Valley Station DAVID H. SICKELS Louisville DENNIS M. SILLS Lexington CARL E. SIMMS Louisville STEVEN W. SLADE Cynthiana JOHN L. SLONE Cincinnati, Ohio BENNITA J. SMITH Cincinnati, Ohio JAMES D. SMITH Loyall JERRY W. SMITH Piqua, Ohio JOHN M. SMITH Fairdale JOYCE A. SMITH Winchester MARK M. SMITH Richmond MARY J. SMITH Springfield MICHAEL R. SMITH Lebanon STEVE B. SMITH Richmond VERITA K. SMITH Somerset JOLLY B. SNIDER Jeffersontown PATRICIA J. SOISTER Melbourne JOHN G. SPAHR Cincinnati, Ohio JOSEPH V. SPALDING Lebanon DEBORAH K. SPARROW Louisville LINDA R. SPARROW Cynthiana 492 JUNIORS SHA-SPA Broken Water Main Delays Construction f VV 4 MICHAEL R. SPECK Des Moines, Iowa SANDRA D. STAHL Covington CHARLES D. STAMPER Monticello GARY G. STANSBERRY Erlanger WILLIAM W. STAPLETON Knoxville, Tennessee RALPH STEELE Lexington NANCY J. STEGER Florence DONALD J STEVENSON Winchester BENJIE E. STEWART McDowell CINDY A. STEWART Convoy, Ohio DONNA K. STEWART Northfield, New Jersey EVELYN G. STEWART Letcher BARRY W. STOESS Crestwood DEBRA B. STOKES Louisville THALEENA F. STRANGE Clay City KARLA A. STRONG Lexington EVAN A. STUDER Highland, Indiana MARCELLA STUMBO Minnie EDWARD SWAFFORD Big Creek ANNE SWAIM Wilmington, Ohio EARL B. SWEENEY Louisville JOHN R. SWEENY Washington, Pennsylvania GERALD W. TAMME Lebanon Junction NANCY R. TASSIE Louisville DAVID P. THEILER Okolona KAREN A. THOMAS Centerville, Ohio WILLIAM K. THOMAS Bardstown LAWRENCE W. THOMPSON Richmond PATRICIA A. THOMPSON Winchester ROBERT H. THOMPSON Florence JUNIORS SPE-THO 493 CYNTHIA L. THURMAN Frankfort LEEANN THURMOND Corbin DAVIS D. TINDOLL, JR. Vine Gove PEGGY L. TINGLE Pleasureville MICHAEL TIPTON Shelbyville STEVEN W. TIPTON Ravenna GARY C. TODD Independence, Virginia VELMA L. TOMASSETTI Anchorage MARY A. TOWNER Manchester, Ohio HELEN J. TRISLER Harrodsburg MICHAEL L. TROUP Miamisburg, Ohio JAMES S. TRUE Lexington MICHAEL V TRUE Corinth HARRY L. TRUMAN Pleasureville DOROTHY S. TUCKER Waynesburg OSCAR J. TUDOR Richmond EDWARD R. TUGGLE Monticello LORI TUNGATE Kettering, Ohio MICHAEL E. TURNER Englewood, Ohio ROSETTA A. TURNER Williamsburg, Ohio KATHY J. TURPIN Richmond CYNTHIA R. TYGRETT Shelbyville KATHI L. UZZEL Dayton, Ohio THOMAS M. VAN DYKE Winchester A lighted jack-olantern creates the Halloween atmosphere in a co-ed dorm. 494 JUNIORS THU-VAN Halloween Decorations Brighten Dorms BENJAMIN VAN HOOK Somerset GARY K. VAN HOOSE Paintsville DEBRA L VANDER HORST Celina, Ohio ELINDA K. VANOVER Middlesboro MARCIA D. VAUGHN Louisville LINDA S. VENNEMAN Southgate J. MARK VICE Maysville PATRICA L. VICE Mays Lick MARIE VITTITOE Mt Washington THOMAS H VOLK Homestead Park, Pennsylvania RICHARD G. VON HANDORF Lookout Heights LEWIS E WACHSMAN Cold Spring KENNETH B WADE Harrodsburg ANN C. WAGNER Ft Thomas WILLIAM C. WAGNER Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DEBBIE J WAINRIGHT Cincinnati, Ohio BARBARA P. WALKER Frankfort RHONDA C WALL Waynesburg JULIA B WALLIN Brooksville THOMAS R. WALTERS Newark, Ohio GWENDA G WARMAN West Chester, Ohio GREGORY O. WARREN Lexington CINDY WATKINS St. Louis, Missouri KENNETH D WATSON Frankfort KATHLEEN WATTS Jackson JAMES S WAY II Richmond CANDACE J. WEAVER Greensburg, Pennsylvania CHERYL A. WEAVER Florence CAROLYN A. WEBB Mt Washington CHARLES R. WEBB Covington MIKE C WEBER Ft Thomas MARITA F WEBSTER Glencoe THERESE A. WEIGAND Florence SHERRY V. WEISMAN Cincinnati, Ohio GARY F. WELDON Warehouse Point. Connecticut BILLY D. WELLS Dayton JAMES E. WHITE Louisville MARTHA J. WHITE Paintsville BARBARA L WHITEHEAD Brooksville HELEN J. WIGGINTON Bloomfield ELIZABETH A. WILLIAMS Richmond GARY L. WILLIAMS Shelbyville KENNETH L. WILLIAMS Wilmington, Ohio ROBERT N. WILLIAMS Hagerstown, Maryland ROGER L. WILLIAMS Elkhorn City SARA L. WILLIEN Milliard, Ohio HARRY P. WILLIS Shelbyville CATHERINE S. WILSON Paris JUNIORS VAN-WIL 495 Cheerleaders ' Practice Inspires Spirit WILLIAM S. WILSON Irvine DEBRA L. WISE Louisville TERESA A. WOMACK Grayson DIANA S. WOOD Pleasureville ARTHUR R. WOODEN Big Cliffy REBECCA A. WRIGHT Somerset VICKIE S. WRIGHT Lebanon DAVE G. WURFEL Oklona WILLARD D WYNN Closplint BETTY K. YATES Maud KATHIE J. YORK Albany BRENDA D. YOUNG Junction City DARLENE YOUNG Ashland DAVID R. YOUNG Tompkinsville PAMELA G. YOUNG Danville GREGORY G ZEITS Lake Leelanau, Michigan TIMOTHY E. ZIEGLER Telford, Pennsylvania JOHN L. ZINNER Fern Creek Gymnastics play a pari in cheerleading workouts for Gary Taylor and Claudia Cruse. 496 JUNIORS WIL-ZIN Howard Steiner and Cathy Jones run through the cheerleading routines at practice for the Austin Peay game. JUNIORS 497 Sophomores Gain New Confidence As Sophomores returned to Eastern ' s campus, they telt a new excitement knowing that they were no longer the beginners. Feelings had changed. They telt a new confidence within themselves and realized the role they play in Uni- versity life. Life wasn ' t simple anymore; new questions had to be answered and new problems had to be faced. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. Cathy Shay, treasurer; Holly Hart, vice president; Mickey Mills, president; and Topsy Robinson, secretary, not pictured. 498 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS JILL M. ABBOTT Cincinnati, Ohio JOSEPH T ABNEY Irvine WILLIAM M. ABNEY Richmond ROBIN A ABRAMS Berea BILL ADAMS Orlando, Florida HAZEL A ADAMS Feds Creek SARAH T ADAMS Paint Lick STEVEN M AGE Louisville AUGUSTO F AGUIRRE Quito, Ecuador DAVID S. AIKEN Sanford, Florida JEFFERY L. AKERS Gratis, Ohio JUDY J ALEXANDER Danville JUDY L. ALLEN Cincinnati. Ohio KAREN ALLEN Lawrenceburg PAMELA L ALLEN Wilmington, Ohio KATHLEEN A. AMBROSE Berea THOMAS A AMBURN Louisville CAROL L ANDERSON Cincinnati, Ohio STEVE A. ANDERSON Lawrenceburg, Indiana CECILIA ANELLO Spnngboro. Ohio SCOTT T ARNOLD Frankfort FAWN ASBURY Cambellsburg BECKY A ATKINSON Lexington LAURA J AVERILL Lancaster, Ohio ANTHONY A AYETTEGreenw e. Ohio DANNY R, BABB Richmond ANNESHANNON BACON Danville BARBARA N BADGETT Louisville DEBORAH A BADISHIAN Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey BARBARA J BAILEY Crab Orchard BECKY S. BAILEY Fairdale HENRY E BAILEY Cincinnati. Ohio BONNIE J BAKER Irvine DENISE E. BAKER Laura. Ohio JUDY A BAKER Norwood, Ohio LINDA K. BAKER Covington GWEN BANKSTON Northfield, New Jersey BRENDA K BARBER Carrollton JAMES L BARLOW, JR. Lexington PATSY C BARNES Irvine JEANNA L BARNARD Pikeville LINDA C. BARNETT Valley Station MICHELLE M. BARONDICK Lebanon, Pennsylvania OBIE G. BATES Monticello MARVIN T. BATTE Cynthiana DOUGLAS A. BECK Greenhills. Ohio JAMES F. BECKLERLync 7 RICHARD A. BEE Bethel. Ohio SOPHOMORES ABB-BEE 499 Constant Activity Depicts Ravine BRENDA K. BEEGLE Wilmington, Ohio DEBORAH K. BELLAIRS Richmond DEBORAH J. BELLAMY Circleville, Ohio PRISCILLA BELLAMY Jackson DARRIS W. BENNETT Russell Springs HERBERT S. BENNETT Rineyville LINDA S. BENNETT Barbourville LINDA J. BENSON Silver Spring, Maryland STARR H. BERENBROICKGreen Pond, New Jersey DONNA L. BERRY Johnstown, Ohio ROBERT J. BERTRAND Ft. Knox PATRICIA D. BEST Knoxville, Tennessee NANCY J. BIBELHAUSEN Cincinnati, Ohio MARSHA A BILGER Bellevue BRUCE L. BISHER Norwood, Ohio CLAY M. BISHOP Manchester DOUGLAS K. BLACK Louisville GEORGE C BLACKBURN Belfry JAMES F. BLAIR Bardstown PATTI A. BLANK Covington JOHN C. BLUM Louisville THOMAS A. BODEY Piqua, Ohio LORETTA S. BOGIE Richmond JAMES M. BONZO Jasper, Ohio DAVID A BOREN Louisville SHARALEE BORST Russell NANCY C. BOTNER Richmond FREDERICK M. L. BOVINET Louisville BONNIE BOWEN Mason, Ohio CONNIE L. BOWLING Pikeville JAMES A. BOWMAN Louisville JUDITH A. BRANHAM Pikeville NANCY D. BRAUN Cincinnati, Ohio ELLEN L. BRAUTIGAM Wapakoneta, Ohio DON O. BRONN Anchorage ROSEMARY V. BROOKS Cynthiana BARBARA J. BROWN Springfield BRENDA E. BROWN Lawrenceburg CORDIS A. BROWN Stanton JOSEPH W. BROWN Louisville KEITH D. BROWN McDermott, Ohio LYNN BROWN Pineville SHARON L. BROWN Ft. Thomas SUSAN H. BROWN Lexington CATHERINE A. BROWNING Lebanon NANCY K. BRUNKER Cynthiana GAIL T. BRYAN Frankfort VICKI M. BUCHANOR Louisville 500 SOPHOMORES BEE-BUC Coeds invigorated by the cool autumn days play football in the ravine MARY A. BUCKHULZ Frankfort DEBRA C BUNCH Mt. Vernon HERBY P. BUNCH Edmonton MICHELLE A. BUNGER Louisville ROSEMARIE BURCH Louisville MARY S. BURDETTELetianon PAM BURGIN Norwood, Ohio MARY J. BURLAGE Ft. Thomas CARLA J BURRIS Cincinnati, Ohio BARBARA B BURTON Monticello JENNIFER L. BUSH Louisville CARLA L. BROERMANN Chicago, Illinois LINDA K BUSSEY Ashland GLORIA A. CALDWELL Bethel, Ohio RUTH A. CALICO Dayton, Ohio WYNELLA Y CAMP Louisville DAVID B CAMPBELL Louisville RICHARD H CAMPBELL, JR. York, Pennsylvania SOPHOMORES BUC-CAM 501 CATHRYN A. CARMAN Russell MICHEAL W. CARR Harlan BARBARA N. CARRICO Springfield KELLY R. CARSON Richmond KAREN L. CARTER Lexington VERONICA L. CARTER Burkesville DANIELE CASTEEL East Bemstadt DAVID J. CECIL Louisville FLORENCE CECIL St. Francis RALPH E. CECIL Charlestown, Indiana LINDA L. CENTERS Williamsburg STEPHANIE A. CHAKIRIS Dayton, Ohio CAROLYN L. CHANDLER Tipp City, Ohio ANGELA R. CHANEY Kettering, Ohio RONALD L. CHAPMAN Ft- Campbell PAMELA W. CHEATHAM Danville ROB CHESLEY Cincinnati, Ohio PHATANEE CHIARAVANOND Bangkok, Thailand MARIE B. CHIDESTER Water Gap DEBORAH R. CHILCOTE Cincinnati, Ohio SUSAN M CHILDERS Hazard RAMONA L. CLANCY Lexington CHERYL L CLARK Crab Orchard ELIJAH CLARK Livingston Louise Atwood and Chris Bosler decorate Combs Hall for Homecoming by adding the finishing touches on Snoopy ' s doghouse. 502 SOPHOMORES CAR-CLA Dorms Decorated for Homecoming LARRY T. CLARK Lancaster RALPH L. CLARK Mt. Washington LAURA K. CLEM Danville STEPHEN F. CLEMENTS Louisville FAYE CLIFFORD Louisville PAMELA J, CLIFFORD Shelbyville SHELIA K. CLITON Owenton PAMELA K CLOYD Lebanon JANET K CLUTTS Louisville SALLY L. COAPLEN Louisville THERESA CODY Hindman ANN W. CALAO Ossming, New York CAROL R. COLE Lexington DAVID B COLEMAN Richmond JACK L. COLEMAN Burgin JOHNY M COLLINS Richmond BARBARA J COLVIN Bloomfield DAVID W COMBS Dry Ridge STEPHEN COMBS Tyner KAY S COLSON Lancaster FAWN M. CONLEY Lexington GEORGE M. CONWAY Carrollton COLLEEN M. CONNORS Jeffersontown DEBRA J CONROY Paris THOMAS R. COOMES Bardstown JOAM L. COOPER Erlanger JOHN H COOPER Georgetown JOYCE L. COOPER Eubank LINDA D. COOPER Chardon, Ohio YVONNE T. COOPER Louisville SHARON L. COPPOCK Vandalia, Ohio DEBORAH L. CORDLE Ashland VICKI L. CORUM Louisville STEVEN L COSBY Richmond DEBORAH R. COTTON Versailles KATHY T. COTTON Danville JANET E. COX Nicholasville STEVE E. COX Georgetown RALPH M. CRABTREE Monticello WALTER M. CRAFT Manchester JAMES W, CRAFTON Milton BRENDA S. CRAIG Frankfort MARY C CRANE Rushville, Indiana CONNIE F. CRAWFORD Cynthiana VICKIE A. CRAWFORD Carlisle SARAH J. CRAWLEY Louisville JUDITH A. CRIGGER Wytheville, Virginia DONNA J. CRISP Lexington SOPHOMORES CLE-CRI 503 Foreign Students Add International Flavor KATHLEEN A. CRONE Centerville, Ohio JEFFERY M. CROSS Albany PATRICK T. CROSS Bromley MARICA L. CROUT Germantown, Ohio W. SCOTT CULTON Newport News, Virginia VIRENDA J. CUNNINGHAM Louisville TOY A. CURD Nicholasville DANIEL B. CUSTIS Lebanon, Ohio DORIS R. DARRELL Carlisle DAVID Q. DAVIES New Concord, Ohio BRENDA L. DAVIS Middlesboro CYNTHIA K. DAVIS Aurora, Indiana DENNIS R. DAVIS Corbm DIXIE DAVIS Stanton LISA J, DAVIS Seymour, Indiana MICHAEL G. DAVIS Lade SHERRY L. DAVIS Middletown BEVERLY W. DEAN Richmond SYDNEY E. DEAN Clover Bottom ANTHONY W. DeCANDIA Lodi, New Jersey D. KEVIN DENNISON Louisville JOYCE A. DETTOR Covington GREGORY A. DICKERSON Warsaw CAROLINE M DIERSING Louisville DAVID A. DONALDSON Richmond DOROTHEA M. DOUGHERTY Dayton JEAN A. DOWNEY Lexington JACK O- DUFF Lexington ZETTA L. DUFF Lexington AMY S. DULL I Fairfield, Ohio JUNE M- DUNKMAN Montgomery, Ohio JACKIE K. DUNN Williamstown ANN K. DURHAM West Irvine TERRI M. DURKIN Ft. Mitchell JANIE A. DYER Albany PATRICA L. EANES Williamson. West Virginia MICHAEL L. EARLEY Wilmington, Ohio LINDA L. EARLYWINE Carlisle SHEILA E. EASTERDAY Seymour, Indiana MARILYN S- EBY Kettering, Ohio JAMES G. EDWARDS Irvine BARBARA A. EISENMENGER Louisville ROBERT H. ELLINGER Centerville, Ohio ROBERT M. ELY Manchester LINDA A, ENGLE Corbin DEBORAH K. ESTILL Mays Lick KAREN S. ESTRIDGE Lynch ARTHUR J. EVE III Louisville 504 SOPHOMORES CRO-EVE The international student talent show added worldly entertainment during the first semester. DELENNA R FARMER Lebanon HOLLY J. FELLER Dover. Ohio MICHAEL L FENDER New Richmond, Ohio BONNIE A FIELDS Annville LARRY H. FINLEY Manchester JACQUELYN H. FITZPATRICK Lexington STEVEN FLAIRTY Claryville MARSHA R FLAMM Louisville SUSAN FLOWERS Corbin KATHI A. FLYNN Lexington SUSAN J. FLYNN Lawrenceburg JUDY A. FOLEY Richmond STEVE A. FOLEY Russell Springs GAYNELL FOREMAN Louisville RUTH FOWLER Lexington JO ANN FOX Farmersville, Ohio MARY T. FOX Milford, Ohio THELMA L. FOX Georgetown DENNIS FRALEY Jackson DELMA J. FRANCIS Lancaster JANICE L. FRANKE Alexandria, Virginia RITA I. FREDERICKS SANG, Base, Michigan HAROLD H. FRIEDLY JR. Louisville VICKIE D. FRITZ Richmond SOPHOMORES ' FAR-FRI 505 On Band Day, Galib Kawaja holds one of the children brought to the game by the TEKE fraternity, as one of their yearly projects. 506 SOPHOMORES Greeks Serve Community RICK FRYMAN Englewood, Ohio ROBERT A FRYMAN Cynthiana RHONDA L. FRYMAN Cynthiana GARY L. FUGATE Price SHARON GABBARD Frankfort KAREN S GALAMB Dayton, Ohio SUSAN L GALATI Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DIANA G. GARTIN Dayton, Ohio DANIEL L GASH South Portsmouth VERONICA GAYLE Sparta LINDA A GENTRY Lexington VIRGINIA R. GEOGHEGAN Bardstown RICHARD W GERTH Walton GREGORY A. GIBBS South Shore DAVID R GIBSON Louisville JANIE E. GIBSON Langley GLENN GILBERT Vanceburg SHERRIE L GILBERT Lexington PAUL A GLASS High Point, North Carolina MARY L. GLASSCOCK Gravel Switch GARY W GLAZE Pineville BONNIE F GLENN Cynthiana PEGGY E. GOLYER Corbin DONNA S GOODIN Pineville LARRY D. GRAVETT Shelbyville SUSAN M GREEN St. Clairsville, Ohio MYRA GREENSBURG Harrodsburg LAURA C. GREENWELL Louisville PATRICIA A. GREER Lexington JOHN E. GREEVER Hodgenville EARL J. GREGORY Corbin GAIL E. GREGORY Covington GARY R. GRIFFITH St. Clairsville, Ohio JOSE H. GRINAGE III Louisville KENNETH R. GULLETTE Lexington CLYSTA D GULLEY New Trenton, Indiana LYNN R GULLEY Sharpsburg SUSAN M HABAS Louisville JO HACKETT London, Ohio K ANN HADEN Irvine MARION S HAGAN Richmond SONIA D. HALE Louisville DEBBIE S HALL Deer Park, Ohio JANICE N. HALL Ravenna JAROLD K. HALL Winchester WILMA J. HALL Barbourville BARBARA E. HALLERON Louisville REBECCA D. HAMM Cynthiana SOPHOMORES FRY-HAM 507 Lounges Are for Studying, Too BARBARA K. HAMILTON Lexington JOHN W. HAMILTON Richmond SARAH N. HAMILTON Shepherdsvilie JIMMIE R. HAMMOND Taylorsville BRENDA K. HAMMONS Corbin DAVID E. HAMPTON Paris MIKE B. HANDLEY Hamilton, Ohio DEBORAH D. HANKINS Richmond JUANITA J. HANNA Cynthiana RICHARD R. HANNAN Berea CHARLES V. HANSFORD Somerset NANCY L. HARDEN Florence EVERETTE F. HARPER Brodhead CECELIA C. HARRIS Louisville MARGARET J. HARRIS Richmond PAULA L. HARRIS Cynthiana HOLLY M. HART Bellevue GERALD W. HARVILLE London PEGGY L. HASKINS ML Sterling HENRY D. HATFIELD Middlesboro DEBORAH A. HAYDEN Nicholasville JEFFREY L. HAYES Louisville GREG P. HEDGEBETH Hillsboro, Ohio CYNTHIA A. HEDGES Washington Court House, Ohio CAROLYN M. HEITZMAN Covington JUDY M. HELLMAN Louisville ROGER D. HELM Burgin LINDA M HENDERSHOT Florence MARILYN J. HENDERSON Campbellsville MARK F. HENDERSON Berkley, California KAREN E. HENDRICKSON Louisville JANICE K. HENSLEY Phelps PATRICIA E. HENSON Middlesboro MARK W. HEPPLER Calhoun CONNIE J. HERALD Booneville SHARON M. HEY Dayton, Ohio VICTORIA L. HEYL Myrtle Beach, South Carolina PAUL E. HICKMAN South Shore ALICIA A. HILBISH Columbus, Ohio BARBARA J. HILL Louisville JULIA C. HILL Hazard SUSAN E. HILL Abington, Virginia JAMES D. HILLIKER Louisville VERNIESE A. HINES Covington IRVIN H. HOFFMAN Louisville VIRGINIA K. HOLBROOK Louisville KATHLEEN A. HOLE Louisville PAULA HOLLERAN Lexington 508 SOPHOMORES HAM-HOL JIM A HOLLOWAY Lexington RON W HOLTKAMP Cincinnati. Ohio GREGORY HOOK Mentor, Ohio J OHNNY P. HOOPER Frankfort BONNE J HOPKINS Anchorage BEVERLY J, HORSLEY Louisville DAVID E. HORTON Trenton, Ohio DEBRA S. HOSKINS Pineville PAMELA G. HOSKINS Sharonville, Ohio KATHYN S HOUBEN Highland Heights KATHY L. HOUK ML Vernon ANN HOUSE Carlisle BRIDGET G HOUSE Annville PEGGY HOWARD Richmond MARK D HUDSON Wortville GREGORY F HUDSPETH Frankfort KATHY A. HUENEFELD Covington JEAN A HUFFMAN Kettering. Ohio TONDA L. HUGHES Wheelwright JUDY A HULS Winchester ROBIN L. HULS Englewood. Ohio MARY ELLEN HUME Jacksonville. Florida RAY A HUMELSINE Danville NANCY K. HUNDLEY Lexington A coed discovers that a lounge in the Powell Building is a comfortable study area. SOPHOMORES HOL-HUN 509 A science student makes that last, final review before taking her lab test. MARY L. HUSTED Springfield, Ohio HARRIETT M. INGRAM Columbus, Ohio MARGUERITE IRVIN Lexington DAVID M. JACKSON Louisville SHANDRA K. JACKSON Birmingham, Alabama VIRGINIA S. JACKSON Danville RICKY L. JACOBS Owenton SUSAN E. JACOBS Chagrin Falls, Ohio EVELYN D. JAMES Louisville VICKIE F. JENNINGS Shelbyville MARTHA S. JENSEN Waddy HELEN JOHNSON Booneville ISH JOHNSON Paducah RUTH A. JOHNSON Kettering, Ohio SHEILA A. JOHNSON Richmond WALTER L. JOHNSON Lexington WORLEY J. JOHNSON Columbus, Ohio CATHERINE C. JONES Tiffin. Ohio 510 SOPHOMORES HUS-JON Tests Cause Anxious Moments GEORGEANNE E. JONES Harrodsburg LEAH J. JONES Lexington THOMAS B. JONES Mt. Sterling VICKI R. JONES Lexington WANDA W. JONES Springfield RANDY L. JUNGKURTH Gahanna, Ohio CHARLENE JUSTICE Martin JANET F. KALMEY Shelbyville JOYCE A. KALMEY Shelbyville CONNIE J. KANE Remmgsburg MARY H. KARR Louisville NANCY O KAUFMAN Louisville DANIEL T. KAYS Lawrenceburg PHILLIP W. KEARNS Lexington RHONDA F KEATHLEY Allen DEBRA A. KEES Covington PAMELA K. KEELING Bardstown VIVIAN I. KELTO Dayton. Ohio KAREN M. KEMBLE Louisville DEBRA D. KEMPER Lexington CHERYL D. KENNEDY Lexington FRANCES F KENNEDY Winchester RONALD L. KENNER Florence JILL H. KEPLER Ft. Wright FRANK L. KETRON Melbourne CLARENCE S KEY Louisville BELINDA J. KING Maysville JAMES C KING Munfordville JOSEPH C- KING Mt. Sterling KATHLEEN E KING Erlanger VINADA M. KING Irvine DEBORAH J. KIRK Lexington PAUL D. KITECK Berea JANICE K. KLINE Ft. Mitchell LUANN KLINE Sharon, Wisconsin SUSAN H KNIFLEY Campbellsville SUSAN G. KNIGHT Aberdeen, Ohio MARIETTA KNUEHL Melbourne DAVE M. KOENINGER Newport LOUIS W. KOPP Winchester MARGARET E KOPP Dayton, Ohio EMILY L. KRATZWALD Moreland DANIEL W. KRUEGER Crescent Springs KENNETH L. KUHN Ft. Mitchell MARK E. KUPPER Louisville MAX E. LAFO ' LLETTE Eminence RHONDA F. LAFOLLETTE Morning View DWIGHT L. LANCASTER Keene SOPHOMORES JON-LAN 511 Tickets Accompany Parking Violations REETA K. LAND Richmond KRISTIE A. LANDIS Pleasant Hill, Ohio KAREN A. LANE Louisville KENNETH D. LANE Louisville DEBORAH A. LANGDON Loveland, Ohio SYIVIA LANGDON Manchester JAMIE L. LANGSTAFF Kingsport, Tennessee SANDRA G. LAN HAM Gravel Switch VIVIAN L. LANKHEIT Florence MICHAEL E. LARKINS Louisville JERRY W. LaVELLE Covington SHARON S. LAWRENCE Richmond J. LARK IN LAWSON Richmond LOIS A. LAY Walton WAYNETTE LAYNE Allen ANNE W. LAYTON Stamping Ground JOHN S- LEACH Prestonsburg LOUIS C. LEIS II Lexington BARBARA A. LEONARD Ft. Thomas MARK J. LEONHARDT Jeffersontown GEORGE J. LEVINE Hurleyville, New York JOHN B. LILE Central City SUSAN C. LINNENKOHL Dayton, Ohio RANDALIN J. LINVILLE Maysville JOHN W. LOCK Barbourville DONALD K. LOGAN Lancaster LUTHER S. LOHR Timberville, Virginia MARILYN Y. LOMAX Louisville BECKY K. LOSH Mason, Ohio NANCY A. LUERMAN Louisville GEORGIA K. LYNCH Radcliff PATTI A. MACKZUM Ft. Mitchell EVELYN S. MADDEN Clay City NANCY T. MADDEN Lexington NITA C. MALCOMB Wheatley LYNN A. MALEY Springfield, Ohio DANIEL G. MALONEY Yonkers, New York MARK D. MANN Gallon, Ohio MARTHA L. MARCUM Paint Lick ROBYN A. MARINELLI London, Ohio MIRIAM C. MARLIN Fairborn, Ohio WALLACE A. MARSHALL Danville DONNA MARTIN Lexington JOY L. MARTIN Lexington SHERYL S. MARTIN Covington TERESA A. MARTIN Drift THOMAS R. MARTIN Xenia, Ohio JEFF R. MARTZ Lima, Ohio 512 SOPHOMORES LAN-MAR GAYLE E. MASON Louisville LYNN E. MATTHEWS Cincinnati, Ohio LYNN J. MAURER Montgomery, Alabama ANNA K. MAY Catlettsburg TIMOTHY D. MAY Martin NESSIA R McCANE Brooksville ANN P McCARTER Cincinnati, Ohio WYNONA E. McCORKLE Harlan ALICE A McCRACKEN Pineville DEBRA S McCRACKEN Florence ALLEN W. McDAVITT Elizabethtown E. SUZANNE McEACHERN Louisville WILLIAM M McGINNIS Portsmouth, Ohio NANCY J McKENNEY Richmond GENIENE E. McKINLEY Covington VICKI L McKINLEY Albany TERESA McKINNEY Louisville DEBBIE N McMILLIAN Ravenna CONNIE L McMILLEN Wilmore DALE L. McNEELY Ashland MICHAEL H McPEEK Radcliff SUSAN A McWHORTER Albany ROBERT P. McWILLIAMS Lawrenceburg GARY L. MEARS Louisville CONNIE S. MEECE Monticello GREGORY L. MEIER Villa Hills PATRICA J. MERRITT Winchester MARGARET R. MERSMANN Lima, Ohio KATHLEEN MIDDEN Cynthiana MELODY J MIDDLETON Mason, Ohio This car ' s owner found out the hard way that carelessness does not pay. SOPHOMORES MAS-MID 513 The last warm days of fall weather provide art students with an opportunity to get out of the classroom and into the open air. ANGELA C. MILES Louisville CAROLYN B. MILES Harlan CAROL J. MILLER Kettering, Ohio JON P. MILLER Gratis, Ohio KATHY J. MILLER Richmond MARCIA D MILLER Louisville STEPHEN P. MILLER Louisville DIANA L. MILLS Barbourville JEFFERY L. MIRACLE Middlesboro KAREN K. MIRACLE Middlesboro TOMMIE L MIRACLE Harlan ANITA K. MITCHUM Lexington CHARLES C MOBERLY London DEBBIE P. MONAGHAN Ft. Campbell SHARON M. MOORE Eaton, Ohio JANET J MOORHEAD Versailles, Indiana MICHAEL D. MOOSER Louisville MARY B. MORGAN Middlesboro VENITA C. MORGAN Hyden EMILY K MORRIS Richmond LINDA D. MORRIS Richmond SUZANNE MORRIS Harrodsburg TOM A. MORSEY Jefferstown MARCIA B. MOSER Brandenburg BRENDA M. MOSS Harrodsburg CANDY MOUNTJOY Lawrenceburg KENNETH A. MOYER Columbus, Ohio PATRICIA L. MULLINIX Richmond SALLY J MUNSON Lakewood, New York SUSAN L. MUNTZ Paris 514 SOPHOMORES MIL-MUN Fall Beauty Sparks Creativity KASANDRA L MURPHY Danville MICHAEL W. MUSSMAN Louisville MELINDA J MYERS Wheelersburg Ohio SCOTT D MYERS Arcanum. Ohio LARRY W MYFORD Akron. Ohio JOSEPH L NALLY Springfield FRED J. NANTZ Helton DEBORAH K. NASH Louisville NINA F NEAL Stanton WILLIAM K NELSON, JR Marion. Indiana ANN M. NESSELRODE Frankfort LUCINDA S NEWCOM Ashland DEBBIE NEWMAN Versailles REBECCAS NEWSOME Louisville CHARLOTTE A. NEWTON Irvine GARY D. NEWTON Irvine STEVE G. NICEWONDER South Williamson JILL L NOBLE Beverly PHYLLIS M. NOE ML Vernon LINDA NOLAN Manchester NANCY M NOLAND Irvine THOMAS N. NORVELL Corbin JERRI L NUNNELLEY Mt Vernon BRANDON C NUTTALL Madisonville PAMELA S OAKLEY Danville JUDY L. OATTS Albany KATIE M. O ' DONNELL Covington RUTH E OGDEN Versailles. Indiana DIANA L OLIVER Covington JEANNE L. OLSEN Lexington DENNIS R O ' NAN Frankfort KAREN D. ORMES Louisville KIM R OSLAND Dayton, Ohio JANE L. OTTEN Frankfort RONNIE K OWENS Monticello WILLIAM R OWINGS Dayton DIANA L PACHIN Kettering. Ohio KENNETH G PALEN Dayton. Ohio LINDA D. PALMER Warren, Ohio CONNIE G PARKS Richmond DALE M. PARRISH Louisville TRACY R. PATRICK Irvine SCOVA L. PATRUM Lexington STANLEY E PATTISON Cincinnati, Ohio CONNIE J. PATTON East Bemstadt GLENDA F. PEARMAN Dayton, Ohio CYNTHIA J. PEARSE Stow, Massachusetts JOANNA PEEBLES Covington SOPHOMORES MUR-PEE 515 Boonesboro Offers Relaxation, Recreation JOYCE E. PELTIER Troy, Ohio STEPHANY L. PENA Louisville SHEILA J. PENN Frankfort PAMELA P. PENNINGTON Bowling Green SUE E. PERAZZO Dayton, Ohio DIANA L PEREZ Ekron FRED A PERKINS Louisville KATHY I. PERROS Danville DEBORAH K. PERRY Cropper CHARLES D. PETERSON Loretto ROBERT W. PETERSON Valley Station MICHAEL E. PHELPS Columbia DINO W PHILLIPS Danville PAULA PHILLIPS Manchester LAWRENCE C. PIERCY Dayton, Ohio SHARRON M. PINKSTON Bloomfield MARSHA L. POER Winchester VIVIAN F POINDEXTER Nicholasville MARY KAY PORTUNE Kettering, Ohio ROBERTA POTTS Flemingsburg JANICE L. POWELL McKee KATHY PRATER Prestonsburg ANN E. PRICE Lexington PATRICIA A. PRICE Cynthiana PAUL C. PROFFITT Paint Lick MARY J. PUCKETT Nicholasville DAN B. PYLES Shelbyville SALLY S- QUEEN Georgetown DANIEL L. QUIGG Livermore NADA C. QUILLEN Waco MARTHA L. QUINN Nicholasville VERNON E RAINWATER Wilmore JENNIFER L RAMEY Richmond DEBORAH S. RANDALL Richmond JON C. RANDOL Cincinnati, Ohio L. MICHAEL RANEY Louisville SARAH F. RAWLINGS Meta MICHAEL S. RAY Fairfield, Ohio ALAN W. REED Liberty DEBORAH L. REED Cincinnati, Ohio JOELLEN REED Winchester PATRICIA L. REED Boston CHERYL A. REEDER Maysville JEANNE M. REHKAMP Florence MONA L. REICHENBACH Stanford CAROLYN REYNOLDS London LINDA J. REYNOLDS Manchester NANCY A. REYNOLDS Monticello 516 SOPHOMORES PEL-REY TERRY D. REYNOLDS Winchester DEBORAH D RHODUS Paint Lick MARSHA L RHODUS Richmond HELEN M. RICE Louisville TRISHA A RICE Louisville KATHY S. RICH Cincinnati, Ohio VIRGINIA J RICHARDS Scottsville RISA B. RICHARDSON Williamstown ROBERT K. RICHTER Ft Thomas CHERIE RIDDLE South Shore DONNA G RIDDLE Hazard TERESA L RIDDLE Louisville TERRILL R. RIDDLE Jeffersontown BRENDA K. RIDENOUR Marion, Ohio RICHARD D. RIDER, JR. Warsaw JANE A. RIGGINS Mintonville REBECCA L RIGSBEE Arlington, Indiana DANIEL C RILEY Irvine KEVIN RIPPERDAN Brandenburg BEATRICE M. RISHER Richmond DORIS A. ROACH Edmonton KATHRYN J ROACH Hamilton, Ohio LARRY J. ROADEN Corbin IRENE L ROARK Radclitt § m Staff members of the Progress and Milestone enjoy the super-slide at Fort Boonesboro State Park following their annual workshop and picnic. SOPHOMORES REY-ROA 517 SUB Tower Symbolizes Heritage ARTHUR F. ROBERSON Elizabethtown HAROLD K. ROBERTS Pleasureville SHIRLEY K. ROBERTS Worthington, Ohio JOHN L. ROBERTSON Cynthiana MELISSA B. ROBERTSON Lebanon DEBRA P. ROBINSON Vandalia, Ohio FRED S. ROBINSON ML Vernon RITA G. ROBINSON Manchester RANDAL D. ROBINSON Covington DAVID N. RODGERS Carrollton DEBORAH L. ROGERS Fairfield, Ohio LANA R. ROSE Owenton PATRICIA J. ROSEBERRY Louisville NANCY J. ROSENKRANS Louisville BRENDA K. ROSS Ashland MARY E. ROSS Louisville MARTHA A ROWLETTE Richmond ROBERT D. ROYALTY Irvine STEVEN M. RUBIN Louisville CHRIS RUMPKE Cincinnati, Ohio MARGARET P. RUSH Richmond VIRGINIA M. RUSSELL Lebanon AMY J. SADLER Paris LINDA G- SAMS Manchester MICHAEL E. SANDERS Prospect BRENDA K. SANDLIN Morris Fork STEPHANIE L. SANFORD Dayton, Ohio DEBORAH K. SAUNDERS Louisville BOBBIE JO SCHNEIDER Louisville DEBBIE ANN SCHOCK Cincinnati, Ohio JEAN S. SCHUBERT Jeffersontown LAWRENCE R. SCHUMER Ft. Mitchell DIANE M. SCHWING California BETTY J. SCOTT Louisville STEVE T. SCOTT Silver Grove STEVEN G. SCOTT Winchester SUSAN L. JAMES E. TERRY D. Virginia STEPHEN Ohio CAROL J. JENNY A. SCOTT Troy, Ohio SEARLE Elizabethtown SEARS Charleston, West W. SEITHERS West Union, SHAFER Cincinnati, Ohio SHAFER Cincinnati, Ohio JACK SHARER Elizabethtown FREDA J. SHARP Lawrenceburg JENNIE S. SHARP Sabina, Ohio PEGGY A. SHARP Winchester MARY F. SHATTO Langhome, Pennsylvania CATHY L. SHAY Newport 518 SOPHOMORES ROB-SHA As seen through a skylight by the University Store, the Student Union tower stands as a symbol of Eastern traditions. SOPHOMORES 519 Members of Kappa Alpha watch the football action as they await another Colonels ' touchdown. KATHY E. SHEETS Springboro, Ohio PAMELA A. SHEPHERD Somerset PATRICA L. SHEPHERD South Shore EDWARD P. SHERRARD, JR. Elizabethtown GILBERT S. SHEW Richmond KATHRYN R. SHEW Richmond CHARLOTTE F. SHIELDS Chaplin JAMES R. SHRODE Vevay, Indiana WILLIAM E. SIMKINS Harrodsburg JULIA A. SIMS New Haven MARQUETTA SIZEMORE Manchester KATHY S. SKIDMORE Lexington REBECCA R. SKINNER Valley Station DEBORAH S. SLUSHER Middlesboro LINDA D. SMALL Warfield JAMES C. SMALLWOOD Pikeville BARBARA K. SMITH Booneville BRENDA K. SMITH Abingdon, Virginia DEBORAH D. SMITH Carrollton DEBORAH J. SMITH London DEBORAH L. SMITH Ft. Thomas DIANNE R. SMITH Chicago. Illinois EARL P. SMITH McKee GUY S. SMITH, JR. Lexington 520 SOPHOMORES SHE-SMI KA ' s Cannon Signals Colonel Scores JENNIFER L SMITH Dayton, Ohio JUDY A. SMITH Manchester KAREN L. SMITH Ashland MARK J. SMITH Louisville MARY B. SMITH Louisville PATRICIA A SMITH Shelbyville RICHARD J, SMITH Wa verly, Ohio SANDRA L SMITH Erie, Pennsylvania TONI R. SMITH Louisville VICKI A. SMITH Richmond VICKIE L SMITH Mt. Vernon VIRGINIA L. SMITH Corbin VICKIE S. SNOOK Smithfield SUE A SPARKS West Alexandria, Ohio LARRY N. SPECK Lebanon. Pennsylvania MICHAEL E. SPEES Cndersville, Ohio VICTORIA J SPICER Waco MADONNA L SPRADLIN Pikeville BONNIE S STACY Cincinnati. Ohio JANET E STACY Cincinnati. Ohio VICKY S. STAMM Vanceburg JOHN N STANSBURY Fern Creek SHARON A STEPHENS Russel Springs GEORGE H. STEWART, JR Cincinnati. Ohio VICKI B. STEWART Somerset MARY K. STICKLER Drift KAREN D STIVERS Shelbyville CHERYL I STRANGE Covington DANIEL P. STRATTON Pikeville DAVID C. STRATTON Pikeville TERRYL A STROUP Spencer. Ohio PATTY L STURGILL Big Stone Gap, Virginia CAROLYN A SUIT Oxford. Ohio DAVE SULLIVAN McCarr JIMMY W SUMPTER Mt. Holly, North Carolina GREGORY W SURBER Lockland, Ohio THOMAS D. SZUKIS Louisville DAWN E. TACKETT Virgie LAVADA A. TALLEY Magnolia JEANNE M TARULLO Louisville SARA B. TATE Richmond TERRI R. TATMAN Richmond DIANA R TAYLOR DuPont, Indiana JERRY D. TAYLOR Pineville JOHN D. TAYLOR Elizabethtown KAREN TAYLOR West Union. Ohio KATHERINE R TAYLOR Sidney TERESA A. TAYLOR Frankfort, Ohio SOPHOMORES SMI-TAY 521 Young Fans Attend Football Games GARY B. TERRELL Milford, Ohio KAREN G. THARP Jackson ANNETTE L THIEMAN Cincinnati, Ohio JAMES A. THOMAS Dry Ridge REBECCA J. THOMAS Bardstown DAVID C- THOMPSON Centerville, Ohio SYLVIA L. THOMPSON Middlesboro THOMAS G. THOMPSON Frankfort MARGIE G. TILLETT Stanford LINDA R. TINCHER Frankfort JOHN W. TJANDRA Indonesia BRENDA L, TOOD Carrollton SUSAN A. TOLLIVER Valley Station BARBARA J TOMBLIN Lexington CALVIN M. TOWNSEND Lexington DANIEL A. TRIPLETT Louisville BETTIE M. TROWELL Louisville DIXIE L. TRUBA Hazel Park, Michigan KATHRYN M. TUGGLE Harrodsburg LINDA S. TURNER Frankfort SANDRA K. TURNER Maysville WILLIAM C. TURNER Fraser, Michigan MICHAEL A. TUTTLE Irvine CONSTANCE M. URLAGE Ft Thomas VICTOR B. UTTINGER Lexington MARY E. VAN ARSDALL Yardley, Pennsylvania MICHAEL A VAN ARSDALL Burgin DIANA L. VAN BIBBER Maloneton ROBERT W. VANCE III Pleasureville LLOYD VANNARSDALL Jonesville DIANA L. VARNER Cynthiana IGNATIOS VARSAKELIS Thessaloniki, Greece JACQUELINE F. VERST Cincinnati, Ohio IRMA F. VICKERS Richmond ROSANN F. VIEL Highland Heights STEPHEN L. VIRE Monticello SUSAN D. VOIGNIER Louisville LESLIE A. WALKER Louisville NICHOLAS A. WALP Columbus, Ohio MICHELE B. WALTERS Louisville MICHAEL K. WARD Versailles KIRK A. WARNER Lexington LARRY W. WARREN Pineville KENNETH E. WARTSCHLAGER Louisville AVALENE G. WASSON Paris LINDA K. WATERBURY Arnett, Oklahoma JUDITH K. WATKINS Carrollton GARY S. WATSON Muncie, Indiana 522 SOPHOMORES TER-WAT Claudia Cruse takes time out from cheerleading to talk with some young fans at the East Tennessee game. SHARON G WEBB Winchester MARY L. WEINFURTNER Ashland GAYLE M. WELCH Lexington CABL WELLS, JR. Stanton ERCEL J. WELLS London HARRY J. WEST Lima, Ohio JOHN B. WESTERFIELD Louisville BARRY W WESTPHAL Lexington JAMES L. WHEELER Dayton, Ohio ROBERT A WHEELER Northfield, New Jersey MARGARET A. WHELAN Kettering, Ohio PATRICIA A WHITAKER Harlan RICHARD J WHITAKER Waynesville. Ohio L. KAY WHITE Independence MARK A. WHITEHAIR Littleton. West Virginia DAVID L. WHITT Mt Sterling KAY WIDUP Winamac, Indiana SALLY WIENTJES Waynesville, Ohio ANNA-MARIA WILDER Danville PATRICIA S WILDER Cubbage JOE A WILKERSON Lebanon MONTY D. WILKERSON Perryville CAROL D. WILLIAMS Lexington JUDITH L. WILLIAMS Barbourville SOPHOMORES WIN-WIL 523 Plaza Booms With Activity KAREN E. WILLIAMS Lexington LARRY T. WILLIAMS Lawrenceburg LILLIAN T. WILLIAMS Louisville RITA G. WILLIAMS Carlisle SANDRA A. WILLIAMS Cincinnati, Ohio JOHN L. WILLIAMSON Piketon, Ohio JOY E. WILLIS Milton BARBARA A WILSON Corbin LU ANN WILSON Sabina, Ohio MARY A. WILSON Bradfordsville PATRICK C. WILSON Cincinnati, Ohio PATRICIA J. WIMSATT Louisville ERIC W. WIRTZ Cincinnati, Ohio GREI S. WISE Frankfort JANE E. WITT Irvine KATHY E. WITT McKEE LOIS J. WITT Irvine JOY I. WOLFORD West Carrollton, Ohio The Plaza serves as a mutual meeting place, somewhere to get away from the hassle, and contemplate by the fountain. 524 WIL-WOL SOPHOMORES MARTHA F. WOODRUM Louisville STEVE H WOOLDRIDGE Owensboro RICHARD T. WOOLUMS Vevay, Indiana LOWELL B. WORKMAN Dry Ridge DON WRIGHT Florence LARRY R. WRIGHT Sadieville THOMAS C WUNDERLE Euclid, Ohio TIMOTHY R WYLIE Somerville, New Jersey JACKIE J. YATES Louisville JAMES E YATES Louisville CHARLENE YOUNG London SUSAN C YOUNG Louisville LEAMON B. ZACHRY Winchester JOY L ZANONE Louisville DOUG J ZECHNER Louisville CAROL L ZIMMERMAN Williamstown, West Virginia RANDY J, ZUMBIEL Erlanger SOPHOMORES WOO-ZUM 525 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Kathy Holthaus, secretary; Mike Weidnck, president; and Debbie Troutman, vice president. Freshmen Provide Image of Past Freshmen again bombarded the campus with life and vitality as the Class of 76 began their college careers. Although considered very naive and scorned by many upperclassmen, the exu- berant beginners took to their task with vigor while providing their elders with a fond mirror image of their past. Among activities for the year, the class built a float for the Homecoming Parade and sponsored a Homecoming Queen candidate. 526 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS CHARLOTTE A, ABBOTT Cambridge Ohio PAMELA K ABBOTT Winchester JOSEPH F ABELL Lebanon DIANNA L ABERNATHY Alexandria JOHN R ADAMS Dayton. Ohio JORECIA ADAMS Sassafras MARY V ADAMS Winchester WILLIAM E ADAMS Shelbyville BRENDA L ADAMSON Cleves, Ohio MARGARET S ADDISON Heidelberg JAMES E. ADKINS Russell PATTY J ALCORN Georgetown ELIZABETH ALLEN Kettering. Ohio JO E ALLEN Paris MIKE ALLEN Bardstown MARTHA E AMBROSE Lexington ABBE D AMES Stewartsville BRENDA K ANDERSON New Richmond Ohio NANCY P ANDERSON Glencoe SHIRLENE ANDERSON Frankfort JAMES G ANSLEY Kenton. Ohio TERESA A APPLEGATE Sidney. Ohio DOUG E ARNOLD Springfield. Ohio GLORIA S ARNOLD Louisville LINDA M ARNOLD Frankfort JAMES L ARTHUR Irvine JULIE D ASHER Fern Creek CYNDI A AULICK Covington DEBORAH B AYRES Glencoe BETTY J BACH Jackson GARY W BACK Louisville STEVEN R BAILES Louisville KAREN L BAILEY Shelbyville PAULA G BAILEY Wheelwright KATHY S. BAIRD New Albany. Indiana NANCY S BAIRD Harlan DEBORAH A BAKER Louisville FRED BAKER Manchester GARY L BAKER Newport MAURICE W BAKER Richmond MICHAEL S. BAKER Pineville NINA J BAKER Crab Orchard BETH BAKOS Newark, Ohio CATHY S BALLARD Lexington CHARLES E. BALLARD Harrodsburg JANICE C BALLARD Lexington WILLIAM H BALMOS Cincinnati, Ohio JUDY A. BALSER Cleves, Ohio FRESHMEN ABB-BAL 527 TYNE B BARDWELL Hopkinsville BARBARA G BARKER Forest Hills CLIFTON E. BARNES, JR. Irvine MARY M. BARNETT Corbin PATRICIA L BARNEY Ashland ROGER A BARNHART Chillicothe, Ohio FRED D. BARNOTT Lexington JOHN W. BARROW, JR. Louisville KIMBERLY A. BARTH Cincinnati, Ohio STEPHEN C BASSLER Louisville WILLIAM S. BASTIN Lexington MARGARET E. BAUSCH Lexington TONSELARA BAXTER Fleming BRENDA K. BEACH Dayton DEBY H. BEAM West Milton, Ohio KATHLEEN A BEASTON Lexington SUSAN J. BECK Norwack, Ohio STANLEY F. BECKER, JR. Lexington Ih H The University Theatre production of A Servant of Two Masters was a fall presentation in Pearl Buchanan Theatre. 528 FRESHMEN BAR-BEC It Was a Very Good Year for the Arts WILLIAM S. BELL Crestwood DANIEL D. BENNETT Springfield GAYLE A. BENSING Louisville BRENDA J BENTON Louisville JANE A BERNDT Portsmouth. Ohio SANDRA L BERRIER Louisville DAVID S. BERRY Lexington GEORGIETTA L BERRY Lebanon ANITA L. BERTRAND Mouthcard MARY A. BIEHN Falmouth JANET M BIELEFELD Louisville CHERIE L BIENIEK Lewiston, New York SARAH F BIRD Pineville MOLLIE J BIRKLE Petersburg MARY S. BISCEGLIA Middlesboro DWIGHT K. BISHOP McKee DANIEL G. BISIG Louisville GREGORY H. BLACK Erlanger J ERRY W BLACK Springfield KATHY J. BLACK LaGrange BILL R BLACKBURN Pikeville CAROLYN G. BLACKBURN Pikeville WINONA R. BLACKBURN Hazard SARA E BLAKE Louisville JAMES M BLANFORD Fredenckstown PAGE C. BLANKENSHIP Richmond EMILY A. BLEVINS Monticello MARY LEE V. BLOOMER Kettering JOETTE BLUNSCHI London KAREN L BOARDMAN Richmond SHARON L. BODNAR Louisville LINDA A. BOES Valley Station ELIZABETH A. BOGGS Maloneton ALLAN W. BO IAN Lexington DEBORAH A. BOLAND Cynthiana ELIZABETH B. BOLTON Catlettsburg DEBBIE A BONAGURA Kendal Park, New Jersey SHERI A. BOOHER Englewood, Ohio PAT A BOOTES Richmond TERRI S BOTKINS Frankfort TONY R. BOVLAND Mayfield JOHN D. BOWLES Munford MARY J BOWLES Campbellsville BARBARA A. BOWMAN Norwood MARK C. BRADSTREET Springboro, Ohio STEPHEN S. BRADY Lexington VICKI M. BRAKE Ashland BELINDA R. BRANHAM Prestonsburg FRESHMEN BEL-BRA 529 Roberta Flack Starts Homecoming Activities JAY A. BRESSERT Cincinnati, Ohio JENIFER J. BREWER Erlanger WILLIAM D. BREWER, JR. Irvine JIMMY K. BRIDGMAN Monticello BONNIE L- BRILL Lewisburg, Ohio CHARLES E BROCK Corbin JOHN D- BRODT West Union, Ohio CARL W. BROWN Cincinnati. Ohio FREDA K. BROWN Whitesburg JACKIE G. BROWN Lawrenceburg JOYCE A. BROWN Lexington LENITA A BROWN Cynthiana MALINDA G. BROWN Winchester PAMELA BROWN Albany DEBORAH K. BROWNING Harlan MARY L. BROWNING Lebanon LAWRENCE L. BRUCE Mason CATHY A. BRUMBAUGH Englewood, Ohio STEVE G BRYANT Berea DAVID BUGG Harrodsburg ROYCE N. BUGG Paris SHEILA J. BUMBARDNER Campion DONN D. BUNCE Lebanon, Ohio ROBERT E BURKE South Shore DEBORAH K BURRIS Mt. Washington DAWN R. BURSON Versailles CANDACE M. BUSH Pleasureville CHARLOTTE G. BUTLER Tompkinsville JOYCE C. BYRD Lexington PHILLIP W. BYRD London MARTIN J. CAHILL Erlanger JUDY E. CALVERT Louisville PEGGY A. CALVERT Winchester CONNIE B. CAMP Miami Lakes. Florida BETTY J. CAMPBELL Campion CHRISTINE CAMPBELL Elizabethtown KENNETH A. CAMPBELL Butler VICKY CAMPBELL Booneville E. BRAD CANADAY Louisville JOHN L. CANNAVAN Lexington CATHY A. CANNON Richmond LOIS A. CANNON Piketon, Ohio RONALD L. CANNON Lexington SUZANNE E. CARDER Campbellsburg DEBI J. CAREY Lexington EMILY W. CARPENTER Lexington DEBORAH A. CARR Alexandria JAN E. CARR Richmond 530 FRESHMEN ' BRE-CAR Students wait in line as Roberta Flack autographs pictures after the Homecoming concert. HELEN R CARRICO Springfield LORETTA A. CARROLL Versailles GLORIA S. CARTER Elizabethtown HELEN E CARTER Richmond TERRY C. CARTER Spnngboro, Ohio LOIS A. CAUDILL Fern Creek SHARON R. CAUDILL Harrodsburg JOY L CHAMBERS Winchester MARY J. CHANEY Louisville ELAINE CHARLES Freeburn JOHN U. CHEDESTER Middlesboro LINDA F. CHESNUT Williamsburg LETHA M CHILDERS Lebanon. Ohio TOMMY K. CHILDERS Corbin DONALD EUGENE CHILDRE Corbin SHERRY L CHILDRESS Mammoth Cave MARTHA A. CHRISTOPHER Irvine ROBERT D CHRISTOPHER Mt. Gilead, Ohio MICHAEL J. CLARE Louisville CLIFFORD T. CLARK Cincinnati, Ohio EUGENE H. CLARK Manchester GLENNA M. CLARK London NICK L. CLARK Owingsville TERRI L. CLARK Richmond FRESHMEN CAR-CLA 531 Traditional Activities Mark Homecoming CHERYL A. CLARKE Shelbyville TERRIE L. CLARKE Ashland PAM CLAYTON Falmouth PAMELA F. CLEMENTS Louisville JACKIE CLEVENGER Grayson FREIDA J CLEVINGER Breaks. Virginia ROBERT T. CLINTON Lexington KANDYCE K. CLODFELTER Winchester KENNETH E. CLOUSE Simpsonville MARINELL COBB Maysville REBECCA L. CODY Amburgey MARY L. COLE Prospect RICHARD M. COLE Woodlawn RICHARD D. COLEMAN Pikeville VERNON J. COLLETT Roark MARLENE COLLINS Manchester VALERIE COLLINS Winchester LENORA M. COMBS Hazard CHARLOTTE M. CONNER Paris GARLIN P. CONNER Albany STEPHEN M. CONNERS Jeffersontown LYNN T. CONRAD Cincinnati, Ohio AMBER D. COOK Cromona BETTY J. COOK Cynthiana TERRY W COOPER Monticello MARY J. COPE Benham TERRI L. CORNELISON Berea JAMES R. CORNELIUS Glasgow BERRY CORNETT Hindman DANNY W. CORRELL Monticello RICKY D. COTHERN Franklin TINA M. COTTENGAIM Louisville NANCY E. COTTON Richmond JOANNA COUCH Saul LESLIE A. COUCH Troy. Ohio BECKY L. COUCHOT Englewood. Ohio JONELL COULTER Danville DARLENE K. COVINGTON Lexington CHARLOTTE F. COX Hodgenville DEBORAL F. COX Sheperdsville KATHIE J. COX Richmond PAULA R. COX Frankfort LINDA H. COYLE Florence VICKI L. CRADDOCK Shepherdsville CONNIE CRASK Lawrenceburg ALLAN B. CRAWFORD Sulphur RANDOLPH W. CREGER Eminence MARY E- CRIGLER Shepherdsville 532 FRESHMEN CLA-CRI RAE LYNN CRIST New Carlisle, Ohio TERRY L. CUMMINGS Louisville RODERICK B. CUMMINGS Laura, Ohio KAREN E CURRY Columbia ROMONA L. CURTIS Louisville KATHLEEN M. DABNEY New Richmond, Ohio ROBERT D. DAHLEN Columbus, Ohio TERESA A. DARLAND Louisville JOANN DAUGHERTY Fern Creek JULIE A. DAVENPORT Findlay, Ohio TONDALEYO DAVIDSON Bowling Green BARBARA J DAVIS Corbin CHARON ANN DAVIS Dayton, Ohio DONNA F. DAVIS Port Royal NANCY J DAVIS Mansfield. Ohio RICHARD LEE DAVIS Owensville. Ohio TERRY L. DAVIS Irvine VIRGINIA G. DAVIS Springfield Part of the tradition of Homecoming is the E mum, being sold on the Student Union plaza by a member of the Pershing Rifles ' Valianettes. FRESHMEN CRI-DAV 533 CONNIE S. DAWSON Stanford JANET R. DAWSON Owensboro ELLEN R. DEHLIN Dayton, Ohio ANGELA M. DENHAM Danville NANCY L. DENLINGER New Lebanon, Ohio MICHAEL L. DENNIS Grundy, Virginia CONNIE M. DENT Beaver, Ohio BETTY J. DEROSSETT Prestonsburg SARAH E. DEROSSETT Prestonsburg THOMAS P. DEVINE Valley Station CAROLYN S. DEWEES Russell SANDRA J. DICK Bethel, Ohio ELLEN M. DICKERSON Palisades Park, New Jersey CATHERINE M. DICOB Coraopolis, Pennsylvania ANN L. DIVINE Perryville TANYA R. DIX Louisville KEVIN DOBBINS Louisville MARY A. DODD Erlanger PAMELA J. DOOLEY Booneville JAMES R. DOSTALIK Titusville, Florida PATRICIA L. DOWELL Winchester M. TIMOTHY DOYLE Erlanger PAMELA L. DOYLE Maysville JEROME M. DRUMMOND Purcellville, Virginia Excitement shines in the eyes of Theresa Wilson, 1972 Homecoming Queen, as she and her escort, Ward Eastman, view Colonel action. 534 FRESHMEN DAW-DRU Teresa Wilson Chosen Homecoming Queen ROBIN DRYSDALE Dry Ridge SHEILA DUFF Booneville SUSAN K DUFF Cincinnati, Ohio GARRY W DUKES Louisville PAMELA K DUNBAR Sparksville TERRY J DUNCAN Covington MARY B. DUNN Franklin REBECCA A DUNN Middlesboro ROBERT C DUNN Hustonville BETH A. EADS Cold Spring CARLA L. EARNEST Richmond VICKIE L EASTER Monticello MARY L. EDELEN Springfield JEFFERY A EGER Erlanger DEBORAH G ELAM Mt Sterling LINDA E ELDRIDGE Louisville CATHY A ELKINS Allen MARY K ELLIS Monticello JAMES R ELMORE Danville REGINA ELVOVE Pans JEAN H EMBRY Danville DIANE M. ENDRES Independence DEBORAH L. ENGLAND Middlesboro MARY S. ENGLE Richmond TONYA F. EPPERSON Winchester KARAN L ESTEP Washington Courthouse, Ohio DAVID T EUBANK Elizabethtown LOUDETTA A EVANS Danville SANDRA F EWING Middlesboro JENNIFER A. FAHR Cincinnati, Ohio KATHIE A. FAIG Cincinnati, Ohio KIMBERLEY B FAIG Cincinnati, Ohio MICHAEL L. FAIR Mt Vernon, Ohio KATHEYN M. FANTETTI Loveland, Ohio CYNDI S FARIS Erlanger KAREN G FARMER Irvine BRUCE E FARRIS Corbin NANCY C. FARRIS Ravenna MICHAEL D FAULKNER Lebanon, Ohio GARY L FERRELL Freeburn JUDITH C. FIELDS Louisville RINNIE J FIELDS Berea STEVE W. FIELDS Louisville KRIS A. FIFER Winchester THOMAS P- FINCK Louisville MICHAEL J FINGER Frankfort CYNTHIA D FISHER Dayton. Ohio JOHN R. FOLEY Lebanon, Ohio FRESHMEN. ' DRY-FOL 535 Dorm Open House Follows Game LISA Y. FOLEY Lexington LYNN S. FOX Louisville HELEN A. FRANCIS Prestonsburg PATTY L. FRANKLIN Freeburn GAIL L. FRAVERT Columbus, Ohio JUDITH A. FREE Louisville MARNA S FREEBURG Cincinnati. Ohio GWENN M FRENCH Lexington JACQUELYN Y. FRENCH Lexington DAVID A FRIED Flemingsburg ELLAN J FRY Hamilton, Ohio SHARON FRY Springboro, Ohio FREDDIE FUGATE Campton SANDRA C FUGATE Jackson LISA R. FULLER Wellston, Ohio RICHARD D FURINO Louisville MARILYN V. FUSSNECKER Ripley, Ohio KEITH D GABBARD McKee LAURA L GABHART Cornishville MARILYN D GAINES Versailles ROXANNE B. GALL Ft. Thomas KATHY GALLAGHER Louisville CYNTHIA S. GAMMON Louisville JUDITH C. GARDA Russell JAMES L. GARDNER Pleasureville PEGGY L. GAREY Pans KAREN S. GARNETT Melber WILLIAM G. GARRETT Bardstown CYNTHIA S GARTH St. Louis, Missouri STEPHEN F. GARVIN Bright Shade ELLEN L GENTRY Cincinnati, Ohio SHARON K. GENTRY Lexington TIMOTHY W. GENTRY Independence DIANE L. GERDING Bethlehem. Pennsylvania DIANNE A. GHOLSTON Louisville PAUL L. GIBBS Franklin, Ohio ELMER GIBSON Sadieville GENE C. GIBSON Midland. Ohio MARGARET A GIBSON Richmond LUANN GIFFORD New Holland, Ohio SUSAN B GILBERT Berea DANNIE K GILLIAM Stanford DONNIE M GILLIAM Stanford REBECCA S. GILTNER Park Hills PAMELA J. GIRTY Loveland, Ohio KAYE V. GLASSCOCK Lebanon JERI L. GLOSS Cincinnati, Ohio CHARLES F. GOATLEY Springfield 536 FRESHMEN FOL-GOA Homecoming open house provides students with a time to visit each other ' s room. ± A GERALDEAN GODBY Kings Mills. Ohio CHERYL L. GODSEY Prestonsburg BRADLEY J. GOOD Brookville, Ohio RALPH W. GOODMAN, JR Centerville, Ohio JIMMY W GOVER Crab Orchard TERRI L GOSSETT Somerset DARYL L GOVERFLO Marion, Ohio MARY C GRAFF Finchville RONNA L. GRAHAM Independence KAY D GRANGER Louisville MARY F. GRARES Loretto CHERYL L GREEN Versailles MARJORIE H. GREEN Richmond PAULA F. GREEN Florence DEBBIE J. GREENE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania KATHY A. GREENE Pikeville JOSEPH R GREGORY Rockville, Maryland LINDA G. GREGORY Coopersville MARGARET D. GREGORY Springfield MARY E. GRETZINGER Troy, Ohio JOAN C. GRIFFIN Depew, New York KENTON G. GRIFFIN Newark. Ohio SARAH A. GRIFFIN Harrodsburg TIMOTHY L GRIFFIN Kettering, Ohio FRESHMEN GOD-GFil 537 CATHERINE M. GROEN Winchester MARY S. GROSS Frankfort MARTHA L. GRUBBS Hodgenville KENETTA L. GULDENSCHUH Pleasure Ridge Park STAN GUNN Lovelaceville KIMBERLY R. GUY Lexington MALVERY J. HACKER Oneida ROBERT O HAINES Gaithersburg, Maryland DOUGLAS R. HALEY Butler ANDREA K. HAIFHILL Maysville PAUL F. HALFFMAN Milwaukee, Wisconsin DEANNA N. HALL Hi Hat JOSEPH M. HALL Frankfort KAREN S. HALL Butler KIRBY D. HALL Corbin MELINDA A. HALL Ewing, Virginia STEPHEN K. HALL Crestwood EDWINNA R. HAMILTON Paintsville One of the campus ' many grey squirrels clings to a protective casing on a sapling. 538 FRESHMEN GRO-HAN Squirrels Add to Campus Scenery ' P W J KENTON H. HAMILTON Louisville MARYANNE HAMLIN Cincinnati, Ohio MARY L HAMMERSTROM Louisville RUTH A HAMMONDS Frankfort BEVERLY L. HAMMONS Albuquerque, New Mexico STEVEN A HAMPTON Virgie VICKI L HAMPTON Louisville MARY E HAND Madison, Indiana REBECCA S HANNER Russell LINDA S HANSON Dayton, Ohio CANDIE L HAPPOLDT Massillon. Ohio ROBERT W. HARALSON Louisville MARTHA L. HARDESTY Louisville REBECCA J HARDIN Lawrenceburg BUFFIE K. HARRIS Pleasure Ridge Park DEBORAH A HARRIS Valley Station DEBRA J HARRIS Beaver Dam DON T HARRIS Lexington BRENDA S HARRISON Sand Gap DEBBY E HARRISON Jacksonville. Florida GROVER C HARRISON Corbin DEANNA S HASH South Williamson JOHN P. HASH Corbin PATTY L HATFIELD Charleston, West Virginia DARYL W HATTON Georgetown NANCY Q. HAWKINS Richmond THOMAS D. HAYES Monroe, Ohio ROBIN L HEDGECOCK Brooksville JOHN P HEFFERNAN Long Island. New York KAREN S HEFFRON Reading, Ohio JANET L HEINEMAN Louisville MARGIE A HEISE Bellevue HUGH B. HELM III Stanford JENNIFER L HELTON Corbin DRUSILLA J HELVEY Pikeville MARK C. HEMPFLING Hebron RONALD E HENDRIX London ROSIE A HENIK Cincinnati, Ohio VICKY L. HENN Troy, Ohio DEBBIE A HENSGEN Greenhills, Ohio KATHY J. HENSLEY Pewee Valley POLLYANNA HENZMAN Lexington EMILY J. HERREN Bradfordsville RALPH W. HESS, JR. Grundy, Virginia KATHY A HENSLEY Richmond JAMES HIBBARD Pmeville REGGIE K. HICKMAN Virgie BRENDA K HICKS Prestonsburg FRESHMEN HAM-HIC 539 With imagination and creativity, students express themselves in clay. GARLAND W HIGGINS Versailles RONALD B. HILDERBRAND Williamstown ROBERT C. HILLMAN Stoneboro, Pennsylvania JENNA C. HINSON Brooksville SHARON R. HOBSON Orkney NANCY L HOGAN Nilro. West Virginia CHARLOTTE F. HOLBROOK Melvin TERESA J HOLCOMB Berea MARY DIANE HOLDER Vanceburg GERRI HOLLENCAMP Dayton, Ohio MARLA D. HOLLON Georgetown ROWENA G. HOLLOW AY Louisville KAREN S. HOLT Campbellsville KATHY A. HOLTHAUS Ft. Mitchell VONDA G. HOOKS Benham VONDIA HOOKS Benham PATRICIA L. HORNE Louisville CONNIE G. HORSEMAN ML Sterling JEAN L. HORTON Jeffersontown ROGER G. HOTT Circleville. Ohio DONNA J. HOUATTER Prestonsburg THOMAS I. HOUCHIN Knoxville, Tennessee ANNETTE HOWARD Baxter ELIZABETH A. HOWARD London w C=cA v? 540 FRESHMEN HIG-HOW magination, Creativity Equals Expression EVELYN HOWARD Asher GLENDA S. HOWARD Erlanger MARY S. HUBBARD Cincinnati. Ohio DONNA S HUDSON Somerset CYNTHIA L. HUFF Villa Hills FLORENCE S. HUFFMAN Comishville JAN HUGHES Frankfort. Ohio LYNN HUNT Bloomfield JOHNNIE M. HUNTER Pleasure Ridge Park MARTHA A HUSKISSON Danville WILMA M. HUTCHERSON Shelbyville GARY A HUTCHINSON Dry Ridge ROBIN S HUTSELL Covington VICKI L. LYMER Berea HELEN T. IGO Richmond MARY N. INSKO Lexington GREGORY M IRWIN Winchester JANET S ISAACS Louisville DEBORAH L. ISELI Louisville BARBARA A. ISON Corinth DENISE L ISON Martin EDWARD G JACINA Lexington ALBERT D JACKSON. JR Stanford KENNETH W. JACKSON Pikeville VICKIE S. JACKSON Frankfort PATRICIA A JAMES Louisville PHARLIS R. JAMES Chicago, Illinois LYDA K JENSEN Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania CATHY L. JERNIGAN Frankfort DIANE M JESSE Shelbyville VICKIE S- JOHANBOEISE Louisville DEBRA S- JOHNSON Flat Gap DIANA L. JOHNSON Hager Hill JANET S. JOHNSON Prestonsburg MARK S JOHNSON Brookville, Indiana DENNIS A. JOHNSTON Westmilton. Ohio REBECCA J. JOHNSTON Springboro. Ohio ANNA E JOLLY Louisville ANTHONY JONES Pine Knot BEVERLY J JONES London CAROLYN M. JONES Carrollton DEBORAH S. JONES Cincinnati. Ohio EASTER JONES Manchester HELEN JONES Manchester MARY F. JONES Sharonville TERESA G JONES Hazard CHRISTA S JORDAN Bellbrook. Ohio JOSEPH A. JUDSON Bardstown FRESHMEN HOW-JUD 541 MARGARET A. JUREK Frankfort JOEY D. JUSTICE Pikeville KAREN A. JUSTICE Pikeville PHILLIP C. JUSTICE, JR. Grundy, Virginia VICKIE L. KAENZIG Versailles CONNIE R. KAISER Cincinnati, Ohio JOHN B. KAPLAN DeMossville CONNIE J. KARNS Dayton, Ohio PHILIP R. KAUFMAN Louisville JOSEPH M. KELLY Falmouth LAWRENCE L. KELLEY Louisville PATRICIA G KELLEY Pleasureville LISA B. KELSEY ML Vernon BARBARA H. KIBLER Louisville SHERRYE A. KIDD Hazard VICKI B. KING Lexington CONNIE F. KINMAN Dry Ridge PETER M. KIRCHNER Louisville JAN KIRKER West Union. Ohio SUZANNE E. KLEIN Cincinnati, Ohio THERESA A. KLEIN Englewood, Ohio DONNA L. LADENBURGER Jeffersontown PHILLIP K. KOENIG Prospect DEBORAH A. KOHLS Cold Springs 9h mwi m i. ,«. ■ ' 1 . - . ! The solitude of the Ravine offers a place for one to study or relax. 542 FRESHMEN JUR-KOH Ravine ' s Solitude Draws Students MARY B. KOK Louisville CRAIG S KOLB Cincinnati. Ohio MARY ELLEN KOWATCH Hawthorne. BRUCE F. KRAUS North Bend. Ohio CARMEN K KREACHBAUM Louisville DAVID E. KREIDLER Maysville GARY A. KURK Louisville DONALD O KLINGSTEIN Indianapolis VICKIE J LAMAR Bardstown WARREN E. LAMBERT Corinth DEBRA J. LAMKA Troy. Ohio DANNY G. LANE Pleasure Ridge Park BARBARA J LANGAN Owensboro DEBRA L LANHAM Louisville KAREN LANHAM Lancaster CONNIE L LAWRENCE North Middle town DAVID R. LAWSON Jelfersontown ROBIN A LAWSON Harrodsburg KATHY S. LAYTON Louisville PATRICIA A. LEACH Prestonsburg PATTY L. LEAKE Louisville MICHAEL L. LEASE Mount Vernon. Ohio BRENDA K. LEE Louisville DIANE K LEFFERSON Middletown. Ohio GERTRUDE A. LEHMAN Williamstown LINDA K LEIENBERGER Ashley. Ohio JANET D. LEIGH Paducah MICHAEL K. LETT Ashland SALLY D LEUCHT Louisville ANITA L. LeVALLEY Dayton. Ohio ANITA K LEWIS Dayton, Ohio DAMITA J. LEWIS Louisville TERRI L. LEWIS South Shore SHARON L LIGHTNER West Milton. Ohio LESA F. LINDSEY Glasgow TOM C LINNEWEBER Columbus. Indiana BRENDA J LIPPERT Versailles BARBARA L LISEHORA Millsboro. Delaware DEBRA J LITTLE Virgie GLADYS LITTRELL Corbin NANCY C LOCKRIDGE Mt. Sterling VICKI V LOGAN Lancaster DONNA J LOGSDON Louisville RICHARD C. LOHR Cold Spring NANCY J. LONG Richmond MICHELLE L LORETTE Eminence JODIE M. LOVELACE Middletown, Ohio PAMELA J. LOWE Ashland FRESHMEN KOK-LOW 543 Football Games Reveal Mixed Emotions PATRICIA M LUCAS Louisville KITTY J. LUCKY Paris SHELLY J. LUEDERS Loveland, Ohio DAVID A. LUNTSFORD Middlesboro DONNA G. LYBROOK South Portsmouth GARY L. LYNN Owenton SANDRA A. LYON Louisville ROY D. LYONS Shelbyville LEE A. MACKEY Nlcholasville DENISE R. MAERKL Louisville JERRY M. MAGERS Louisville RHONDA E. MANERS Williamstown RICHARD D. MANERS Independence JAMES M MANN Springfield JUDY G. MANN Versailles FRANK D. MARCUM Lexington KATHY A. MARCUM Dayton, Ohio ANGELA J. MARINE Kettering, Ohio JANET L. MARRS Louisville DAVID MARSH Florence SUSAN M. MARSH Wellston, Ohio ANNE K. MARTIN Cincinnati, Ohio CHARLES J. MARTIN Florence CYNTHIA J. MARTIN Louisville DANNY J. MARTIN Louisville DIANA MARTIN Elkhorn City DONNA L. MARTIN Louisville JILL W. MARTIN Lawrenceburg MARTHA J. MARTIN Brevard, North Carolina TONY MARTIN Louisville TERESA A. MASSENGILL Middlesboro JOHN MATHEW Kerala, India ANN W. MATTINGLY Lebanon PAUL D. MAUER Frankfort MICHAEL W. MAUPIN Lebanon CAROLYN A. MAY Winchester DEBORAH M. MAY Louisville NEWLAND W. MAY Lancaster DEBRA G. MAYHEW Louisville GAYLE R. MAYHUGH Elizabethtown CLIFFORD D. MAYNARD Pikeville DEBORAH MAYS Booneville SHEILA A. McALISTER Pleasureville ROBERT L MCALLISTER Florence ROY R. McBRIDE Louisville STANLEY C. McCANN Lexington MITZI H. McCAULEY Mt. Vernon GUSTAVO R. McCHARGUE Louisville 544 FRESHMEN LUC-McC WILLIAM D. McCLAIN Paris JEFFREY E McCLURE Louisville RICK G. McCOLLUM Fairfield CARL D. McCONNELL Louisville LARRY A, McCOWN Pikeville BRENDA K McCOY Williamson, West Virginia ROBERT A. McCROSLEY Richmond TIMOTHY W. McCUBBIN Walton TERRY M. McDANIEL Owensboro KAREN P. McDOLE Bellevue REBECCA McDONALD Lawrenceburg BETTY A. McFARLAND Loyall PAMELA A McGHEE Lexington ROBERT L McKENNEY. JR. Falmouth MARY C McKENZIE Pans GARY W. MCLAUGHLIN Owensboro linda a Mclaughlin Louisville RICHARD K McMAHAN Fairborn. Ohio FRED P. McMULLEN Troy, Ohio TERRI V McMURTY Louisville CAROLYN McPEEK Virgie PAMELA A MEADE Catlettsburg JOY L. MEFFORD Owensboro CAROL S MEINER Dayton PAUL A. MELIUS Central Ishp. New York CHARLES J MELVILLE Southgate DEBRA K MENSSEN Greenville LINDA C MERCER Louisville VICTOR C. MESSMER Richmond CAROL M. MEYER Cincinnati, Ohio FRESHMEN McC-MEY 545 JOYCE L. MIDDELER Point Pleasant, Ohio STANLEY E. MILAM Louisville CAROLE MILLER Louisville CYNTHIA J. MILLER Kettering, Ohio DOREEN M. MILLER Louisville JUDYC- MILLER Barbourville MARGARET K. MILLER Louisville RONNIE G. MILLER Barbourville FARIBORZ MIRKHANI lehern. Iran MARY J. MITCHELL Lexington JOHN M. MIZE Versailles SUSAN A. MOBERLY Richmond DEBBIE MOBLEY Cincinnati, Ohio CHARLOTTE G. MOHON Pleasure Ridge Park KATHI M. MONN Dayton, Ohio AMY MONTGOMERY Harrodsburg VICKI L. MOON Fern Creek BEVERLY A MOORE Frankfort CHERYL G- MOORE Cincinnati, Ohio DONNA J. MOORE Bowling Green HOLLY A. MOORE Harrodsburg RICHARD C. MOORE Lexington WILLIAM K. MOORE Frankfort SHERL MORAN Fort Myers, Florida Puppies, along with the campus squirrels, find a warm reception from most students. 546 FRESHMEN MID-MOR Animals Find Campus a Sanctuary LEE A. MOREHOUS Louisville MICHAEL L MORGAN Lexington WILLIAM R MORGAN Pineville CHARLES O M ORRISON Lancaster, Pennsylvania GAYLE D MORTON Lexington LYNN R. MOSER Louisville ROBIN G MOSES Williamsburg LINDA C MOSSMAN Dayton, Ohio JEFFREY T MUDD Owensboro PATRICIA A. MUDD Lexington MARLENE S MUELLER Pickerington, Ohio KEVIN P. MULLEN Louisville DONNA K MULLINS Myra POLLY S. MULLINS Myra GREGORY K. MULVANEY Catlettsburg JOAN M MURPHY Springfield SUSAN C- MURPHY Fairfield. Ohio THOMAS W MURPHY Lebanon Junction HENRY H MURRAY Titusville, Florida SALLY AMUSIC Prestonsburg DONALD F. MUSNUFF Richmond EDITH L. MYERS Lexington JANE E MYERS Danville VICKI R MYERS Corbin THOMAS L. MYNCHENBERG Daytona Beach, Florida MARY A NALLIA Versailles FRANK A NANKIVELL West Milton, Ohio JANELL NASH Shelbyville LEO W NATHANSON Louisville EDGAR C NEAL. JR Versailles ELIZABETH A. NEAL Stanton JOCELYN M. NEELY Kingsport, Tennessee MISSY L NELSON Louisville SUSAN R NELSON Willingboro. New Jersey AGGIE M. NEMETH Clayton, Ohio LYNNEANEU Independence CECIL L. NEW Middletown PHYLLIS K NEWCOMB Louisville FRANKIE J NEWELL Somerset DELBERTW NEWMAN Berea CHARLES T. NEWTON Danville DEBBIE K NICHOLS Radcliff KATHY A. NICKELL Williamstown PATSY L. NICKELS Winchester ANNE L NIEHAUS Louisville ANN M NOEL Frankfort DAVID A NOEL Harrodsburg CAMILLA A. NORRIS Louisville FRESHMEN MOR-NOR 547 Visits From Home Brighten Year TARI R. OKRUHLICA Louisville BRUCE W. OLIN Pikeville SUSAN A. OMER Owensboro SARAH F. ORME Stanton KATHY A OSBORN Morrow, Ohio REBECCA P. OSBORNE LaGrange SANDRA K. OVERBEE Lexington RANDY J OVERSTREET Cave City RICHARD T. OWEN New Castle DEBORAH C. OWENS Middletown, Ohio JULIA B. OWENS Lexington JEAN R. PACE Dizney JANET T. PACK Wooton AULDON B. PARKER II Berea PATRICIA A. PARKEY Ewing, Virginia JEFFREY J, PARKS Brookville, Ohio REBECCA A PARKS Cincinnati, Ohio CONSTANCE J. PARRISH Valley Station DONNA K, PARSON Lancaster AMANDA C. PARSONS Pikeville SHARON A. PARSONS Covington EMMA J PATRICK Williamsburg BARRY L. PATRICK Lexington RAYMOND R, PATTERSON Sugarcreek Ohio CURTIS L. PATTON Fort Knox PAUL R. PATTON Sidney, Ohio CARL PAUL Middlesboro BRENDA S. PEARCE Shelbyville NORMAN A. PEARSON Springfield, Ohio SUSAN H. PENCE Stanford HARVEY A. PENSOL Mount Vernon DIANE L PERCIFUL Louisville TERESA J. PERDUE Winchester JANET E. PERKINS Harrodsburg NANCY C. PERKINS Johnstown, Ohio RODNEY T. PERRY Frankfort WANDA F PERRY Sidney, Ohio JAMES PETERS Fort Thomas TERESA L. PETERS Corbin JEFF B. PETERSON Dayton, Ohio RALPH F. PFALZGRAF Burlington JEANNE H. PHERSON Louisville NANCY R. PHILLIPS South Shore DEBORAH L. PIERCEFIELD Falmouth BARRY N. PIERSON Louisville CHARLES M. PIKE Crestwood PATRICIA A. PINSON Louisville EDWARD C. PIRO East Montpelier, Vermont 548 FRESHMEN OKR-PIR DEBORAH L PLUMMER Cynthiana JO ANN PLUMMER Sheboygan, Wisconsin MARY A POLIN Springfield TERYL J. PONDER Monroe. Ohio GRACIA A POPE Nicholasville THEODORE E POPE Louisville JANICE F. PORTER Rogers ELIZABETH A POTTER Louisville LINDA R POWERS Cincinnati Ohio SHARON K PRATHER Richmond PATTY F, PREWITT Williamsburg JACKIE J. PRICE Cincinnati Ohio JO A PRICE Shepherdsville LINDA G. PRICE Turners Station RICHARD P PRICE Lexington SHEILAA.PRICE Middlesboro VICKIE L PURKINS Louisville KAREN R. PYLE Wilmington. Delaware PATTI QUICK Jeffersontown BARBARA D RAINS Rockville. Maryland JEFFREY C RALSTON Stanford JOHN M RALSTON St. Clairsville. Ohio PEGGY A RAMBICURE Lexington CHARLES M RAMSEY Walton Little brother shares the feelings of his freshman sister. FRESHMEN PLU-RAM 549 As freshman John Adams dozes peacefully, he serves as a book support for his studying, sophomore companion, Ruth Calllco. DONNA L. RAMSEY Albany JOHN W. RANKIN Shelbyville MARGARET G, RANKIN Danville AMY L. RATCLIFF Beaver Dam DAVID L. RATLIFF Elkhorn City PAMELA M. RAY Frankfort RONALD L. RAY Milltown, Indiana JENNIFER L. REAGAN Frankfort SHARON K. REESE Manchester DEBORAH A. REID Wheelwright JANET L. REID Lebanon Junction PAULA K. REID Middletown, Ohio EDWARD B. REILLY St. Clairsville, Ohio NOEKARROLL R. RENNER Louisville CYNTHIA L. REYNOLDS Middletown, Ohio MELISSA L. REYNOLDS Somerset RAYMOND F. REYNOLDS Hazard ROBERT D. REYNOLDS Gravel Switch DONNA M. RHOADES Troy, Ohio ROY V. RICE Manchester CYNTHIA L. RICHARDSON Berea KAREN R. RIDDLE South Shore MICHAEL D. RIDDLE Whitesboro, New York DIANA J. RIDDLEBARGER Lucasville, Ohio mm 550 FRESHMEN RAM-RID Imaginative Students Form ' Study Habits ' CHARLES L. RIDER Cordova JEFFERY A. RIDGWAY Jeffersontown JAMES S RIFFE Danville KAREN R. RIFFE Willard CAROLE E. RIGGS Lexington JOSEPH A. RILEY Flatwoods JOSEPH R. RILEY Louisville JOE A. RINEY Louisville CHARLET J. RITCHIE Versailles KAREN L ROBERSON Louisville ANN C. ROBERTS Louisville GARY M. ROBERTS LaGrange GARY D ROBINETTE Pikeville CONNIE ROBINSON London LINDA G ROBINSON Versailles PAMELA J ROBINSON Florence MARK C ROMOHR Blanchester. Ohio LOUIS M ROSENSTEIN Frankfort MARK P. ROTHROCH Danville JAMES G ROWE Owensboro MARK A ROWE Owensboro CHARLES D ROWLAND Miamisburg, Ohio DEBRA L ROWLETT Richmond KENT W. ROYALTY Danville LINDA C. RUF Louisville KATHY A. RUFFLEY Milford, Ohio DANIEL L. RUPE Cleves. Ohio PAMELA RUSSELL Louisville PAMELA K. RUSSELL Covington JOYCE E. RUSTERHOLZ Cincinnati, Ohio VICKI L. RUTH Georgetown DAN A SABAD Dayton. Ohio BENITA S SABIE Bedford ROBERT T SALERA Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania RANDY D SAMONS Lima. Ohio WILLIAM L SAMPLES Louisville WILLIAM F. SAMPSON Ashland WILLIAM C SAMUELS Pitman, New Jersey NANCY A. SANDS Owensboro MARK A. SCHEIDLER Greensburg. Indiana PATRICE C SCHLEGEL Valley Station MARIE L SCHLEIFER Frankfort BETTY J. SCHMIDT Vandalia. Ohio GEORGIANNA SCHNEIDER Middlesboro SUSAN D SCHROCK Monroe, Ohio BEVERLY A. SCHWARTZ Fern Creek SUE SCHWEIGERT Southgate ARTHUR J. SCIUBBA Havertown. Pennsylvania FRESHMEN RID-SCI 551 Fans Lend Boost in Colonel Victories FRED W. SCOTT Sweetwater, Texas JANET K. SCOTT Elkhorn City LESLIE E. SCOTT Pleasure Ridge Park DEBORAH K. SEARS New Carlisle, Ohio SUSAN C. SEARS Owensboro RONALD J. SEMAGO West Mifflin, Pennsylvania RALPH B SENNINGER Louisville SANDRA L. SEWELL Winchester CATHY M. SEYLE Bardstown PATRICIA A SHANKS Crestwood MARGARET M. SHARON Midway LLEWELLYN SHARP North Middletown RICHARD L. SHARP Frankfort SUSAN A. SHARP Sharpsville VIRGIL T. SHARP Winchester CONNIE R. SHAW Lexington KEVIN R. SHAW Buckner YVONNE J. SHAW Louisville PAMELA S. SHAY Newport DEBORAH A. SHEARER Richmond JEFF SHEPHERD Piketon, Ohio PHILLIP E. SHEPHERD Dayton, Ohio WANDA E. SHEPHERD London MILISSIA A. SHERMAN Dayton, Ohio JAMES R. SHEILDS Walton FRED D. SHINKLE Williamstown VIRGINIA D. SHIPP Louisville KAREN A. SHOCKLEY Louisville HENRY C. SHORES, JR. Charleston, West Virginia DANNY F, SHOTWELL Cleves, Ohio SHEILA K, SHOWALTER Louisville CYNTHIA J. SHRULL Centertown GREGORY A. SIEVERT Cincinnati, Ohio REBECCA J. SILVERS Anna. Ohio PATRICK O. SIMMS Danville WILLIAM E. SIMON Ft. Thomas MADONNA L. SIMPKINS Phelps ALICIA B. SIMPSON Lexington MONA J. SIMPSON Lawrenceburg JEAN M. SKEES Elizabethtown ADRICA K. SKIDMORE Campbellsburg RICKY W SKINNER Williamstown BELINDA G. SLAYTON Louisville LIBBY E. SLORP Lebanon. Ohio PAUL D. SLUSHER Lexington KENNETH O. SMALLWOOD Eubank SANDRA R. SMALLWOOD Crittenden ANGELA L. SMITH Paris 552 FRESHMEN SCO-SMI BRIAN W SMITH Branchville, New Jersey DEBRA S SMITH Franklin, Ohio DEIRDRE K SMITH Simpsonville GARY L SMITH Lexington GLENDA J SMITH Louisville GLENNA F SMITH Paint Lick JAMES W SMITH Toronto, Canada LINDA J SMITH Louisville MARY A. SMITH Springfield PAMELA D. SMITH Richmond TERRY R, SMITH Frederick. Maryland LINDA R SMOTHERS Gravel Switch CAROL J SNAWDER Louisville BARBARA A SONDEY Louisville SANDRA G SPARKS Berea JO ANN SPAULDING Finchville THOMAS M SPAULDING Moreland DAWN SPEAKE Paint Lick Cheerleaders In Sung Chung and Beth Dougherty appear to be engrossed in the spirit of the occasion. FRESHMEN . SMI-SPE 553 Superman, alias mild-mannered Tom Knight walks around cam- pus gathering student reactions for a special project class. PAUL A. SPEARMAN Dearborn, Michigan MORRIS P. SPILLMAN New Castle DENISE D, SPIVEY Lexington JENNIE C, SPRINGATE Versailles RONALD W. SPURRIER Louisville CHARLES M STAFFORD Danville HOWARD A. STAGGS West Union, Ohio BETTY D, STAHL Covington CHERYL L STAHL Bellevue VICKIE L. STAMBAUGH Cincinnati Ohio CHARLOTTE L, STANLEY Melvin KATHY A, STANSBURY Fern Creek KAREN L. STARK Cincinnati Ohio STEVEN M. STEELE Greenup VICKI A. STEELE Martin ROBERT K, STEER Lexington JUDY C. STEINMETZ Charleston, West Virginia KENNETH M. STENGEL Louisville KATHLEEN STEPHENS Springboro, Ohio REBECCA E. STEPHENS New Paris, Ohio ROBERT H, STEPHENS Lexington SUSAN A, STEPHENS Cynthiana ANNA L, STEPHENSON Monticello JANNET M, STEVENS Mount Eden LARNA L. STEVENS Middletown, Ohio DEBRA L. STEWART Pineville L, C. STEWART Alton, Illinois MICHAEL L, STEWART Valley Station REBEKAH T. STHRESHLEY Fort Meade, Florida PATRICIA A. STOCKER Louisville 554 FRESHMEN SPE-STO Research Requires Experimentation, Creativity Jjgg HTa «• «. ■k — A P iL5 A B v 1 g TERRY W. STODDARD Cugahoga Falls. Ohio SAMUEL E. STOKES Fortville. Indiana JAN G. STOLLINGS Xema, Ohio ROBERT E STOVE Owensboro DEBRA A STRATTON Cincinnati, Ohio MARY A STREHLE Morganfield PATRICA S SULLIVAN Valley Station TERRI A SULIVAN Cincinnati, Ohio DAVID A SUMMER Peabody CYNTHIA R. SUTTON Harlan DIANA C. SWIFT Fairdale DAVID L. SWOFFORD Lexington MATTHEW W. SWYERS Hopkinsville BEVERLY K TACKETT Medway, Ohio TERESA TACKETT Virgie VICKI L. TACKETT Virgie APRYL TANDY Campbellsburg RUSSELL W TAPP Henderson ANGELA L TAYLOR Augusta BRIAN A. TAYLOR Cincinnati, Ohio DAVID P. TAYLOR Owensboro DIANA J TAYLOR Augusta DIANNE TAYLOR Greensburg GEORGE P. TAYLOR Frankfort JAMES L. TAYLOR Lexington PAULA A. TERWILLIGER Lexington GARY D. THACKER Pikeville PATRICIA V. THACKER Mt. Vernon CYNTHIA L. THATCHER Bellbrook, Ohio WILLIAM T. THOENY Cold Spring DEBORAH L THOMAS Louisville MARTHA A THOMAS Richmond BILLY W. THOMPSON Manchester DAVID W. THOMPSON Versailles GEORGE W. THOMPSON Pineville JEFFREY R THOMPSON Mt Perry, Ohio MINDA THOMPSON Hebron SARA M. THOMPSON Florence TIMOTHY A. THOMPSON Piketon. Ohio DEBORAH J. THORN Alexandria DAVID K. TINGLE Westport CAROL A TINSLEY Hartford KAREN S. TINSLEY Louisville SHELBY L. TOLER Winchester J. BO PREE TOWNSEND Stanton RITA C. TRAYLOR Cynthiana LYNNE C. TRENT Newport DEBBIE TROUTMAN Middletown FRESHMEN STO-TRO 555 Males Learn Basic Homemaking Skills ROGER G. TRUAX Taylorsville LYNN TRUE Corinth GLENDA L TURNER Franklin, Ohio HARVER A. TURNER Gracey MARY S. TURNER Franklin, Ohio PENNY E. TURNER Dayton, Ohio LINDA S. TURPIN Wilmore MARY L. TURPIN Richmond MICHAEL J. TUSSEY Lexington MARSHA A TUTWILER Louisville JOSEPH M. ULANDAY Manila, Philippines R. MICHAEL ULSH Cedarville, Ohio DONNA UPHAUS Louisville CAROLYN L. VAN GILDER Middletown, Ohio JUDY M. VAN ZANT Mt. Vernon MICHAEL J. VAGEDES West Milton, Ohio DENNIS N VALENTINI West Depttord, New Jersey ROBERT VALVANO Cincinnati, Ohio BRENDA VANCE Pinetop RUSSELL T. VANDERPOOL Lancaster KATHY A. VARNEY Johns Creek VERNON L VAUGHN London STEPHEN R. VESPE Thorofare, New Jersey THERESA G VETTER Louisville WAYNE T. VILLELLI Selden, New York DIANE R. VON ALLMEN Louisville RICHARD S VONDERHEIDE Brookville, Indiana DEBRA C. WADE Russell Springs DOROTHY M. WAGNER Nicholasville LINDA S. WAGNER Covington PAMELA A. WAGNER Cincinnati, Ohio STEPHEN G. WAGNER Loveland, Ohio KATHY J. WAGONER Hillsboro, Ohio MONA L. WAITS LaGrange CAROLYN K. WALKER Goose Rock FREIDA K. WALKER Junction City STEPHEN G. WALKER Owensboro JULIAN L. WALL Waynesburg ANN N. WALLIN Brooksville LEO W. WALTERS Woodbine WILLIAM M. WALTERS Richmond CHESTER WARD Owensboro NANCY J. WARD Covington PATRICIA R. WARE New Liberty RHONDA T. WARMAN West Chester, Ohio DAVID R. WARNER Dayton, Ohio FONDA R. WARNOCK South Shore DONNA J. WARREN Manchester 556 FRESHMEN TRU-WAR v i SHEILA A. WATHEN Henderson HAZEL E WATKINS London CHRISTY K. WATSON Liberty HAROLD G. WATSON Frankfort JANNETTE M WAY Richmond DANIEL S WEAVER Blanchester, Ohio PEGGY M WEAVER Louisville MONICA G. WEBB Phyllis RONALD C WEBER Dayton, Ohio MICHAEL J. WEIDRICK Danville TRESKA D WELCH West Carrollton, Ohio BOBBYE A. WEILS Winchester CANDY L WELLS Louisville DEBRA K WELLS London LORETTA F WELLS Taylorsville TERESA L WELLS Cynthiana INA L. WEST Glasgow JOHN A WEST Nicholasville KATHEN L WESTMORELAND Louisville PATRICIA B WHEELER Salyersville SUSAN L WHEELER Lexington TERRY L WHITAKER Irvine DAVID G WHITE Frankfort PEGGY J WHITE Englewood. Ohio Coeds aid male students in common tasks such as sewing on buttons, during Todd and Duprees Survival 72 pres- entation FRESHMEN WAT-WHI 557 REBEKAH R. WHITE Valley Station SAMUEL H. WHITE Petersburg, Virginia THOMAS W. WHITE Cortland, New York BEVERLY K. WHITLEY Campbellsville GARY S. WHITLOCK Nicholasville KAMA J. WHITTINGTON Nitro, West Virginia MARY E. WIARD Frankfort ROCKY O. WICKER Mousie MELODY L. WIEDMER Louisville MICHAEL G. WIGGINS Winchester POLLY L. WILCHER Taylorsville TERRY L. WILFORD Paducah LOUIS A. WILL Louisville BRUCE E. WILLE St. Clairsville, Ohio EILEEN M WILLIAMS Louisville JOHN C. WILLIAMS Barbourville LOUIS C. WILLIAMS Middletown TONDA C. WILLIAMS Harrison, Ohio J. SCOTT WILLIAMSON Corbin STUART WILLIAMSON Bowling Green PEGGY J WILLIS Monroe, Ohio DAN R. WILSON Brookville, Ohio EDWARD J. WILSON Irvine REBECCA R. WILSON Eminence JEANNE M. WOESTE Cincinnati, Ohio THERESE M. WOLARY Wilmington, Ohio JEFFREY A. WOLFE New Lexington, Ohio PAULA J. WOLFE Danville MIKE D. WOLFORD Madisonville JOHN M. WOOD Versailles While the efforts of Charlie Mitchell weren ' t enough to carry the Colonels past Florida State at Freedom Hall, the Little Colonels (right) performed to the fairgrounds arena crowd at halftime. PS 558 FRESHMEN WHI-WOO Colonels Play No. 2 Seminoles in Louisville STEVE D WOOD Morning View PAULA K. WOODALL Somerset JAMES L WOODRING Corbin DEBORAH R WOOLFOLK Louisville GARY L WOOLUM Jenson MARIANNE WORKMAN Falmouth CRAIG L WORTHINGTON Dayton DANNY R WRIGHT Lebanon LOU A WRIGHT Waddy MARSHA L WRIGHT Prestonsburg MELISSA L. WRIGHT Louisville RAYMON WRIGHT Lexington DENISE L. WUETCHER Louisville DAVID W WULLSCHLEGER Jackson NICHOLAS A YAHLE Kettering, Ohio MEREDITH K YANCEY Louisville ALBERTA M YEAPLES Richmond SANDRA K YOCUM Georgetown DANIEL E. YORK Whitesburg RUTH E. YORK Albany DAVID J. YOUNG West Union, Ohio STEPHEN YOUNG Albany JIM YOUNGQUIST Jenkintown, Pennsylvania KAREN S. ZAIDAN Edgewood Diana J. Zurface Wilmington, Ohio FRESHMEN WOO-ZUR 559 HERBERT H. AKRIDGE, JR. Louisville BONNIE D. BARNES Frankfort SONDRA J. BARNETT Campbellsburg CHARLES T. BOTTORFF Louisville SANDRA L. BROWN Ft. Thomas BEVERLY A. BRUMETT Waynesburg EDNA S. BURNS Willisburg NANCY E. COOK Lawrenceburg BETTY S. COSBY Richmond WILLIAM E. DUFF Richmond BRIDGET A. EANS Owensboro JEFFREY G. ESTEPP ML Sterling, Ohio JOCELYN FARMER Berea ANNA M. FLOOD Louisville SUSAN N. FOX Nebo WAYNE FRAZIER Lexington DOROTHY P. FRITH Lexington PATRICIA GAMBILL Paintsville JOHN W. HALBERT Paoli, Indiana WILLIAM H. HICKERSON Louisville MOLLY M. HOBSON Troy, Ohio BYRON E. HOWELL Louisville SHIH T. HUANG Taipei, Taiwan BRUCE R. HUNTEY Louisville GWENDOLYN A. JONES Richmond GREGORY A. JUDGE Burlington PATRICIA A. KNIGHT Richmond KAREN S. LOWE Monticello SHARON A. LYNCH Lebanon WILLIAM C. LYNCH Lebanon LAWRENCE D. LYTLE Dover, New Hampshire JONATHAN MAGRINO Cincinnati, Ohio DON C. MEADE Paintsville GARY T. MONTGOMERY Louisville TERRY L. MOSSER Lehighton, Pennsylvania JOHN W. O ' BRIEN Charlestown. W. Va. CHIP OSBORNE Cincinnati, Ohio PAULA J. OVERSTREET Perryville SUSAN D. PARSONS Holland, Michigan DELORES L. PATRICK Irvine JACKIE A. PATRICK Franklin HABEEB QADRI Hyderabad, India DEBORAH G. REEVES Newtonsville, Ohio SYLVIA F. RICHARDSON Raleigh, North Carolina THOMAS W. SCHULTZ Buffalo, New York WILLIAM K. SHARP Turners Station ROBERT A. SIEBEL Philadelphia, Pennsylvania SUDIE L. SIZEMORE Berea £ft£k 560 SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS AKR-SIZ Spring Registration Greets New Students PAUL D. STEELY Williamsburg ROGER T. STEVENS Lexington DEBORAH J. VAN HOOSE Tutor Key MICHAEL L. WARDFORD Louisville DEBBIE M. WEBB Perryville HERBERT F. WEDIG Cincinnati, Ohio DEAN L. WHITAKER Richmond GATHA B. WILHELM Liberty JUNE A. WOODWARD Danville ROBERT M. WOODWARD Danville Students patiently await to begin registration for the spring semester. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS STE-WOO 561 • . , ' ■ if 2 : • ■fiK ■■: ' ' ' • ' ■■ ' - ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' '  ¥■ --- i-T ' • ■ , •••■ --• - ; . ,-  v _.,.-., |i 3S • ' ' ' : ' ■ ' ■ ' .M tijef: ■ « ■ ♦ . - 1 it? ■ ■?;! ' ■-■« i - ' « ' i ■ « - 9fti 9s • IP is- V sjS £ - J ■ .■■ •■ ! ■ , ■ • - ■.-•■, .-. ' ' ■.•. .- ■ -: .- . i , V. w air j ti ' :. as ■88 ■fcw£ r  - , V ' ; ■ ' ABBOTT, DEBORAH LESLIE; Louisville, GROWTH, Collegiate Pentacle, Kappa Delta Pi, ACE, SNEA. p. 385. ABBELL, JR., GEORGE H.; Louisville, p. 385. ABNER, CHARLIE; Ricetown, Student Sen- ate, Scabbard and Blade, Polity Society, AUSA, College Republicans, CIRUNA, Beta Omicron Gamma, p. 385. ABOUD, BONNIE MAE; Louisville, Baptist Student Union, Direction Eastern, p. 385. ABRAHAM, LEONA R.; Toledo, Ohio. p. 385. ADAMS, DONNA G.; Sarasota, Florida, Val- ianettes, Women ' s Interdorm Represent- ative, p. 385. ADAMS, FRANCES LYNN; Elizabethtown, Little Colonels Drill Team, Secretary of Chi Omega, Textiles and Design Club, 1971 Homecoming ROTC Sponsor, Third Runner-Up Miss Eastern 1972. p. 385. ADAMS, GARY WAYNE; New Castle, p. 385. ADAMS, JAMES LUNDY; Lexington, Law Enforcement Association, p. 385. ADKINS, BERTEE; Harold, p. 385. ADKINS, SUSAN LEE; Vancouver, Wash- ington, Catalina Club, Kappa Phi Delta, p. 385. ALBRIGHT, JAMES LEE; Levettown, Penn- syl vania, p. 385. ALBRO, JOYCE M.; Louisville, Senator at Large, Chairman — Drug Abuse Advi- sory Board, Chairman HEAD. p. 385. ALCORN, JENNIE LOUISE; Lexington, Association of Law Enforcement, p. 385. ALCORN, WILMA LEE; Irvine, p. 385. ALDERSON, JUDY MARIE; Paducah, Homecoming Committee, CWENS — Sr. Advisor, Home Economics Club, Textile ' s Club. p. 385. ALEXANDER, SHIRLEY MORGAN; Sanford, Florida, p. 385. ALFORD, JIM HAROLD; Lexington, Foren- sic Team. p. 385. ALLEN, C. RICHARD JR.; Fern Creek, Milestone — Business Manager, Sigma Tau Pi — President, Student Publica- tions Board, Alpha Phi Gamma, Men ' s Interdorm Council, p. 385. ALLEN, LARRY OLEN; Orlando, p. 385. ALLEN, YVONNE E.; Lakeside Park, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA, Collegiate Pentacle, Psi Chi, Phi Alpha Theta. p. 385. ALLEY, DENNIS KEITH; Richmond, p. 385. ALSUP, RODNEY GLENN; Milton, p. 385. AMBROSE, PAMELA DAWN; Delaware, Ohio. p. 385. ANDERSON, JAMES MICHAEL; Louisville, p. 385. ARGABRIGHT, DANIEL STEPHEN; Ander- son, Indiana, Basketball Team. p. 385. Senior Credits ARNOLD, JOHN SCOTT; Owenton. p. 385. ASHER, DANA LYNN; Hyden. p. 385 AUBERRY, JANE; Springfield, p. 386. AUBREY, RICHARD DARRELL; Louisville, HPER Club. p. 386. AYERS, GARY S.; Lexington, p. 386 AYERS, ROGER WAYNE; Middleboro. p. 386. AYERS, VICKI ANN; Amelia, Ohio, French Club — Vice President, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 386. BABBAGE, ROBERT ALEXANDER; Lexing- ton, Student Member of Board of Regents, Student Board of Publications, Managing Editor of The Progress, Alpha Phi Gamma, Sigma Chi, Student Senate, Centennial Committee, p. 386. BABER, DOUGLAS ALLEN; Winchester, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, MENC. p. 386. BABER, JAMES LYNN; Paris, p. 386. BAILEY, GARY SEWELL; Shelbyville. p. 386. BAILEY, JACOB TALLEY; Paducah, Alpha Phi Sigma, Association of Law Enforce- ment, p. 386. BAKENHESTER, EUGENE R.; Washington Courthouse, Ohio. p. 386. BAKER, FRANK LEE; Cleveland, Georgia, p. 386. BALL, BOBBIE JEAN; Nicholasville. p. 386. BALL, CONNIE; Miamisburg, Ohio, Mile- stone, SNEA, GROWTH, Alpha Phi Gamma, p. 386. BANDURA, STEPHEN DENNIS JR.; White- hall, Pennsylvania, Governance Commit- tee — President of Veteran ' s Club, Resi- dent Assistant, p. 386. BANGS, B. JAYNE; Loveland, Ohio, Chi Omega, Collegiate Pentacle, CWENS, Little Colonels Drill Team, College Republicans, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 386. BANKS, ROMA F.; Bethany, p. 386. BARFIELD, DEBORAH CAROYL; Lee City, p. 386. BARGER, GLORIA LYNN; Richmond, p. 386. BARGE, GLORIA ANN; Corbin, ACE. p. 386. BARKER, KAY; Louisville, p. 386. BARNES, ROBERT DARRELL; Winchester, p. 386. BARNETT, GLENDA KAY; New Albany, Indiana, Delta Omicron, MENC. p. 386. BARNETT, SARA SUE; Ewing. p. 386. BARTHEN, JILL A.; Orient, Ohio, Eta Sigma Gamma — Vice President, Collegiate Pentacle — Chaplain, Progress Staff, HPER, CWENS, Agriculture Club, Cata- lina Club. p. 386. BASHAM, ROGER LOWELL; Louisville, HPER, Eastern Volleyball Team. p. 386. BATTS, JOHN LINDSAY; Versailles, Sociol ogy Club, Alpha Sigma Epsilon, Alph. Kappa Delta, p. 386. BAUHAN, CONNIE SUE; Orient, Ohio Alpha Gamma Delta — President, Kapp; Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle, SNEA. p 386. BAYER, DOROTHY LOUISE; Richmond Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, Col lege Republicans, French Club, Studen Council, p. 387. BEAM, BETTY CAROL; Bardstown, Valian ettes — Finance Officer, p. 387. BEAM, JOHN R.; Bardstown. p. 387. BEARD, WILLIAM JOSEPH; Fairdale. p 387. BEDORE, JEANETTE MARIE; Cincinnati Ohio, Alpha Gamma Delta — Seconc Vice President, p. 387. BEGLEY, JOHN WOODSON; Corbin, IED p. 387. BEGLEY, LINDA C; Lebanon, p. 387. BEGLEY, WILLIAM E.; Beattyville, College Republicans, CIRUNA, Student Senator p. 387. BELCHER, KATHY TUCKER; Danville, p 387. BELL, BETSEY, LYNN; Louisville, Dickey Chapell Society — Secretary, Progress Staff — Feature Editor, p. 387. BELLAMY, M. CAROL; Richmond, Gym- nastics Club, Little Sig. p. 387. BENNETT, JUDY GAIL; Manchester, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi, Spanish Club, Collegiate Pentacle. p. 387. BENNETT, PAT ANN; Cincinnati, Ohio, Kappa Alpha Theta, Treasurer, p. 388. BENTLEY, SANDRA KAY; Dorton. p. 388. BERRY, WANDA LOUISE; Ghent, Alpha Kappa Alpha, UniversityEnsemble, Corre- sponding Secretary, Kappa Alpha Psi Kitten, p. 388. BERTRAM, LYNDA SUE; Monticello, Kappa Delta, Vice President, Interdorm Council, Panhellenic Council, p. 388. BERTRAND, SUSAN ANN; Cold Spring, College Republicans, p. 388. BIDWELL, CHARLES R.; Louisville, Base- ball, p. 388. BIRGE, LINDA MAE; Sayersville. p. 388. BISIG, JAMES C; Louisville, Sigma Nu. p. 388. BLACK, CONNIE LEE; Erlanger, Chi Omega, Sigma Alpha Eta. p. 389. BLACK, DEBBIE A.; Corbin. p. 389. BLACKBURN, LARRY WAYNE; Versailles, Kappa Alpha, p. 389. BLAIR, JAMES RAY; Louisville, Student Senator, Philosophy Club, President, Men ' s Interdorm Council, Vice President, p. 389 564 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS BLAIR, JOYCE; Louisville, CWENS. p. 389. BLAIR, PAUL E.; Williamstown, Men ' s Cho- rus, p. 389. BLAIR, RHONDA L.; Guston, Delta Omi- cron, MENC. p. 389. BLAIR, SALLY; Letcher, p. 389. BLANKENSHIP, ROGER DALE; Louisville, Soil Conservation Club, Agriculture Club, p. 389. BLANTON, PEGGY ROBINSON; London, p. 389 BLEDSOE, DORIS ELAINE; Aaron, Sigma Tau Delta, p. 389. BLEVINS, MARTHA SUE, Monticello. p. 389. BOOTHE, ROSALEE; Beattyville. p. 389. BORING, STEVEN K.; Mt. Gilead, Ohio, Pi Tau Chi, President, Lutheran Student Group, p. 389. BOSLER, CHRISTINA MARIA, Louisville, Grotto Club, Publication Editor, Judicial Board, p. 389. BOURNE, JAMES PATRICK; Somerset, Veteran ' s Club, Young Democrats p. 389 . BOWEN, JR., ALLEN POWERS; Erlanger. p. 389. BOWMAN, JR., JACK; Mt. Vernon, p. 389. BRACKEN, BARBARA JO; Berea, Kappa Alpha Theta, President, p. 389. BRADFORD, GIGI; Coraopolis, Pennsylva- nia, Kappa Alpha Theta, Social Chair- man, p. 389. BRAMLAGE, FRANCES ELIZABETH, Lex- ington, CWENS, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Gamma Delta, Second Vice President, Receiving Secretary, p. 389. BRADENBURG, LARRY KEITH; Berea, American Guild of Organists, President, p. 389. BRANDON, GARY ALLEN; Gahanna. Ohio, Track and Cross Country, p. 389. BRENDA, WILLIAM H.; Crawfordsville, Indi- ana, Veteran ' s Club. p. 389. BRETZ, FRANCES ANN; Carlisle, p. 389. BRIGMON, JANET CAROL; Manchester p 389. BRISBAY, JACQUELINE MARIE; Lexington p. 389. BRITTON, LARRY; Frankfort, p 389. BROADDUS, BRENDA WOOD, South Shore, Collegiate Pentacle, Alpha Phi Gamma, Phi Upsilon. p. 390. BROKAW, PAUL FREDERICK; Louisville, Sigma Tau Delta, Treasurer, Kappa Delta Pi, p. 390. BROMLEY, TERRY L; Dry Ridge p. 390. BROOKS, AVA SUE; Williamson, West Vir- ginia, HPER, Secretary, p. 390 BROTHERS, KATHERINE AMY; Versailles, Collegiate Pentacle, Delta Psi Kappa, Historian, W O. S., HPER. p. 390. BROWN, BARRINGTON M., West Liberty p. 390 BROWN. BENJAMIN ARTHUR; Lexington p. 390 BROWN, JACQUE L; Cynthiana p. 390. BROWN, KAREN LEE; Burgin. p. 390 BROWN, RAYMOND LEE; Louisville, p 390 BROWN, ROBERT DOUGLAS; Louisville, p. 390 BROWN, STEPHEN ALONZO Crab Orchard, p. 390. BROWN, STEPHEN F.; Ft. Thomas, Sigma Nu. p. 390 BROWN, JR., SYLVESTER R.; Lebanon, Grotto Club, Kappa Alpha Psi p. 390. BROWNELL, PATRICIA L; Louisville, p. The grill provides a diversion from class routine 390. BROWNING, SARAH ELIZABETH; Harlan p. 390. BRUNKER, MARY JANE; Cynthiana, Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer, Young Demo- crats, p. 390. BRYANT, KARLA JEANNE; Berea, Kappa Delta, p. 390. BUCKLER, WILLIAM HENRY; Vine Grove p. 390. BUCKLEY, NICHOLAS ROBERT; Sabina, Ohio, Civil Liberty ' s Union, p. 390. BUIS, PEGGY SUE; Eubank, p. 390. BUNCH, PAULA MARIE; Loyal!, CWENS, Home Ec Club, Phi Upsilon. p. 390. BUNDY, ERIC R.; Louisville p. 390. BURCH, NANCY L; Middlesboro, Collegi- ate Pentacle, College Republicans, Ken- tucky Nursing Association. Kappa Alpha Theta, Corresponding Secretary p. 390. BURKART, CYNTHIA ANN, Cincinnati, Ohio. p. 390. BURKS, JANET RUTH; Elizabethtown, Col- legiate Pentacle, People Who Care. p. 390. BURNETT, MARY CARROLL; Branden- burg, p. 390. BURNS, JAMES RUSSELL; Manchester, p. 390. BURNS, WILLIAM EDWARD, Richmond p. 392. BURRIS, ROBERT CARL, Columbus, Ohio, p 392 BURTON, DONALD WAYNE, Harrodsburg. p. 392. BURTON, PORTIA BURCHFIELD, Somer- set, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 392 BUSH, MARSHALL LANIER; Bartow, Flo- rida, Football, Kappa Alpha Psi, Dean of Pledges p. 392. BUTLER, DORETTA JEAN; Lexington, Home Ec Club p 392. BYRDWELL, KENNETH RICHEY; Hopkins- ville, Marching Maroons, MENC, Presi- dent, Phi Mu Alpha, Pledge Master p. 392. CABLE, BRENDA FAYE; Campton p. 392. CABLE, DONALD RAY, Campton p. 392 CAIRNS, DIANNE MILLION, Harrodsburg. p. 392. CAIRNES, ROBERT H , Coatsville, Pennsyl- vania, Phi Delta Theta, Public Relations Officer, Purchasing Agent p. 392. CALDWELL, PAMELA LEE; London, Colle- giate Pentacle, Interior Design Club, Sec- retary, Home Ec Club, Alpha Delta Pi. p. 392. CALDWELL, WILLIAM REED. Carlisle, p. 392. CALLAS, CATHERINE GREGORY; Hagers- town, Maryland, p. 392. CAMENISCH, MILDRED PALMER; Stan- ford, p. 392 CAMPBELL, BRENDA MARTIN; Richmond, Sigma Alpha Eta, SCEC. p. 392. CAMPBELL, CLIFFORD EARL; Versailles. INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS 565 Well-known TV. and radio celebrity Art Linkletter speaks to the student body dur- ing the Garvis Kincaid lecture series p. 393. CAMPBELL, DENNIS WAYNE; Corbin p. 393 CAMPBELL, FREDA LOU; Betsy Layne p. 393. CAMPBELL, VANESSA GAYLE, Whites- burg, Alpha Delta Pi. p. 393. CARLTON, DIETER RAYMOND; Badhom- burg, Germany, Pershing Rifles, Com- mander, Delta Upsilon, House Council, President, Interdorm Council, Scabbard and Blade, Vice President, Student Sen- ate p. 393. CARR, DEBORAH LEE; Louisville, Pi Omega Pi, Treasurer, p. 393. CARROLL, KEITH F., Cincinnati, Ohio, Pi Kappa Alpha, I.F.C. Newsletter Editor, Football, Wrestling, E-Club. p. 393. CARROLL, SUSAN LYNNE; Lexington p. 393. CARRUBA, RUTH ELDON, Cumberland, Phi Beta Lambda, Treasurer, p. 393. CARTER, GEORGIA MELTON; Manchester, p. 393 CARTER, NATHANAEL E.; Versailles, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, MENC. p. 393. CASE, RICHARD ALLEN, Louisville, p. 393. CASEY, CYNTHIA MYERS; Richmond, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 393. CASTLE, CHERYL LYNN; Paintsville, Kappa Delta Tau, Social Chairman , p. 393 CASTLE, JOHNNY MICHAEL; Paintsville p. 393. CATES, ARNOLD R., Louisville, p. 393 CAUDILL, JUDITH A.; Letcher, p. 394. CECIL, JOHN R.; New Haven, p. 394. CENTER, JOHN TAYLOR; Campton, Young Democrats, p. 394. CHARLES, GLENNASUE; Phyllis, p. 394. CHENAULT, THOMAS D.; Richmond p. 394. CHESTNUT, DEBORAH ELAYNE; Louis- ville, Black Student Union, p. 394. CHILDRESS, JANET SUE; Louisville, Wom- en ' s Officiating Service, President, p. 394 CLANCY, REBECCA FAYE; Lexington, Kappa Alpha Theta. Catalina Club. p. 394. CLAPP, SANDRA KAY; New Madison, Ohio. p. 394. CLARE, DIANNE LYNN; Louisville, Student Affairs Board, University Center Board, Women ' s Interdorm, President, p. 394. CLARK, BRENDA GALE; Corbin, Chi Omega, Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, p. 394. CLARK, DREAMA LEE; Cynthiana. p. 394. CLARK, JIMMIE JOANNE; Richmond, p 394. CLARK, SUSAN E.; Lebanon, SNEA. p. 394 CLEMMONS, NORMA JEAN; Union, Ohio, Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle, Baptist Student Union, p. 394. CLEVELAND, LARRY W., Williamstown, I.F.C, President, Student Regent, Sigma Nu, Commander, p. 394. CLICK, ROBERT ORAN, Richmond, Sigma Chi Secretary, p. 395. COEN, TIMOTHY MITCHELL; Cincinnati, Ohio, Theta Chi p. 395. COFFEY, GEORGE WALLACE; Louisville, p. 395 COLEMAN, SHARETTA LITTLE; Virgie, Accounting Club, Vice President, p. 395. COLGLAZIER, JACK KERRY; Xenia, Ohio, p. 395 COLLETTE, JIMMIE EWELL; Campbells- ville p. 395. COLLIER, PATRICIA ANN; London, p. 395 COLSTON, DONNA KAYE, Frankfort, HPER, Young Republicans, Sidney Clay Judicial Board, WRA, House Council, p. 395 COLVIN, TED LYNN; Foster, Agriculture Club. p. 395. COMBS, BYRON F.; Hazard, p. 395. COMBS, CEILIA JOETTE, Paintsville, SNEA, Telford Executive Council, p. 395. COMBS, GARY GLENN; Manchester, Beta Theta Pi p. 395. COMBS, GREGORY S.; Okeana, Ohio, Wrestling, Delta Upsilon. p. 395. COMBS, R JOY; Whitesburg, Valianettes. Pi Omega Pi, Vice President, Oratorio Chorus, College Republicans, p. 395. CONOVER, DEBRA LEE; Harrodsburg, Young Democrats, SCEC. p. 395. CONRAD, JAMES THOMAS; Springfield, Ohio, Veteran ' s Club, Newman Aposto- late, Vice President, p. 395. CONWAY, DWIGHT ALAN; Sinai, p. 395. COOKSEY, JOE BURTON; Richmond, p. 395. COOPER. LINDA KAY; Troy, Ohio, SNEA, Historian, CWENS, El Curculo Espanoh GROWTH, Sigma Tau Delta p. 395. CORNETT.ARIZONA; Skyline, p. 395. CORNETT, CAROLYN B.; Beattyville. p 395. CORNETT, DEBBIE A.; Versailles, Indiana p. 395. CORNETT, STANLEY NELSON; Richmond Scabbard and Blade, p. 395. COURTNEY, KERRY LEE; Florence, p 395. COX, CHERYL LEA; Williamsburg p. 395. COX. KATHERINE HARGRAVE; Kingsport Tennessee, Young Republicans, Alphc Delta Pi, Little Sigma, p. 395 COX, KATHRYN OAKLEY; 395 Louisville, p COX. MARGARET L; Lancaster, Cataline Club, Alpha Gamma Delta, HPER p 396. COX, MARY MARGARET; Lexington, HPER. p. 396. COX, TYLER D.; Lawrenceburg. p. 396. CRAWLEY, JANIE C; Campbellsville. p. 396 CREWS, SHARON ANN; Columbus, Ohio, Student Association, Vice President, Col- legiate Pentacle, Kappa Delta, p. 396. CROLEY, SANDRA KAY; Williamsburg, SNEA, CWENS, Vice President, Young Republicans, Collegiate Pentacle. p. 396. CROPPER, PAULA JOAN; Cincinnati, Ohio, p 396 CROSS, CHRISTOPHER G.; Ausable Forks, New York. p. 396. CROSS, SHERIDAN LYNN, Erlanger. p. 396. CROSSLEY, ROBERT FRANK; Collings- wood, New Jersey, p. 396. CROUCH, JR , MELL WOOD; Springfield, p. 396. CULVER, DEANNA JO; Louisville, p. 396. CUMMINS, MARYSHALENE; Louisville, GROWTH, p. 396. CUNNINGHAM, DAVE MICHAEL; Newport, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary, Student Senate p. 396. CURRY, DEBORAH LEE; Richmond, Alpha Gamma Delta, p. 396. CZOR, DOUG; Allentown, Pennsylvania, Veteran ' s Club. p. 396. DATEL, DRAVINKUMAR ISHWARBHAI; Nairobi, Kenya, International Student ' s Club, President, p. 396. DAVIDSON, MARBETH ANN; Red Fox, Phi Beta Lambda p. 396. DAVIS, ALLEN WILLIAM; Louisville, Beta Theta Pi. p. 396. DAVIS, DIANE LOCKRIDGE; Mt. Sterling, p. 396. DAVIS, JAMES JOSEPH; Homestead, Pennsylvania, HPER. p. 396. DAVIS, KATHLEEN E.; Owensville, Ohio, Kappa Delta Tau, Sigma Alpha Eta, Sec- retary-Treasurer, p. 396. 566 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS DAVIS, KIRK WILLIAM; Orlando, Florida, Track, Cross Country, Caduceus Club, p. 396, DAVIS, ROBERT ELLEN; Louisville, College Republicans, p, 396, DAVIS, TERESA UPTON; Berea p, 396, DAWSON, CHARLOTTE LYNN; LaGrange, p. 396, DAWSON, DAN PURDOM; Versailles, Cir- cle K, Veteran ' s Club, p, 396. DAWSON, GWENDOLYN STUMBO; McDowell, p, 396. DE CHIRICO, JOSEPH W , Dayton, Ohio p, 397. DE CHIRICO, JUDY ELLINGTON; Ashland, p. 397 DE JACO, MARY JANE; Alexandria, GROWTH, SNEA, Phi Mu. p, 397, DE SLOOVER, RAYMOND FRANCIS; Mon- roe, Michigan, p. 397. DE WEESE, MARY CATHERINE; Dayton, Ohio, Alpha Gamma Delta, Kappa Delta Pi. p, 397, DEATON, CONNIE STANDAFER; Dayton, Ohio, El Curculo Espanol. p, 397. DEGLOW, RICHARD L; Florence, Psi Chi, House Council, p. 397, DELDUCA, DEBORAH ANN; Dormont, Pennsylvania, Majorette, p. 397 DELPH, JOSEPH B., Lynch, p, 397. DENNIS, VICKI LYNN; Louisville, Sigma Tau Delta, Secretary, Alpha Psi Omega, University Players, p. 397. DENNISTON, LOIS ANN; Campion p. 397. DENNY, JUNE RUTH; Fairfield, Ohio, Cata- linaClub. p. 397. DESKINS, JOHN THOMAS; Pikeville, p. 398. DICKTER, CAROL SHILL, Enterprise, Ala- bama, p. 398. DIEHL, RICHARD J ; Louisville p. 398. DINGUS, JAMES BARTRAM; Prestonsburg, Sigma Chi, Marketing Club, Interfraternity Council, Treasurer, p. 398. DOBBINS, NAPOLEON; Louisville, p. 398. DOBBS, ROBERT A.; Franklin Pi Kappa Alpha, p. 398. DOBBS, TERESA W.; Ashland, Chi Omega, Kappa Delta Tau, Sigma Tau Delta, Women ' s Interdorm Council, p. 398 DOGGETT, DENNIS DALE; Verona, Beta Theta Pi, Secretary, Vice President, Pres- ident, p. 398. DOLEN, BERTIE RAY, Monticello. p. 398. DONLEY, DARLA RAE, Troy, Ohio, Kappa Delta Phi, Collegiate Pentacle, GROWTH, SNEA. p. 398. DONOGHUE, RICHARD BERNARD; Louis- ville, Theta Chi, Veteran ' s Club, p. 398. DONTA, ROBERT ALVIN; Ashland, Associ- ation of Law Enforcement, Sergeant-at- Arms. p, 398. DOOLEY, RICHARD WILLIAM; Louisville, Civil Liberty ' s Union, p. 399. DORMAN, JAMES HUGH; Covington p. 399. DOSSETT, JANICE A. G.; Harrodsburg. p. DOTSON, IRVIN L; Pikeville. p. 399. DOTSON, PATRICIA JEAN; Cincinnati, Ohio, Progress, Dance Theater, Univer- sity Players, Alpha Psi Omega, p. 399. DOUGHERTY, PATRICK LEE, Bellevue p 399. DOWELL, LYNN DIANE; Cincinnati, Ohio, CWENS, Baptist Student Union, Kappa Delta Pi, Oratona Choir, p. 399. DOYLE, GEORGE T.; Paris, p. 399 DREW, JOHN ROBERT, Lexington, OAK Phi Mu Alpha, p. 399. DRURY, JOAN ADAMS, Versailles, p. 399 DUNAWAY, PHYLLIS GAY; Miamisburg, Ohio. p. 399. DUNCAN, MARK E.; Lancaster, p. 399. DUNLAP, GARY R,; Richmond, p. 399. DUNN, WILLIAM THOMAS; Richmond Freshman Class President, Veteran ' s Club, Young Democrats, p. 399. DURKIN, JON EDWARD; Lexington p. 399. DURRETT, TOBERT B.; Louisville, Kappa Alpha, p. 399. DYE, CLAUDE WILLIAM; Somerset, Phi Delta Theta. p. 399. DYEHOUSE, RHONDA CAROL; Crab Orchard, Kappa Delta Pi, Milestone, p. 399. EADES, PATTY McKEEHAN, Richmond, Home Ec Club, Phi Upsilon Omicron. p. 399. EARLY, PATRICIA LYNN; Valley Station, Pi Omega Pi. p. 399. EATON, JOSEPH EDGAR; Wilmington, Ohio, Agriculture Club, Sigma Nu, Social Chairman, p. 399. EBERT, ROBERT HEINZ; Shepherdsville, Law Enforcement Club, Sociology Club p. 399. EDGINTON III, ERNEST LEE; Winchester, Civil Liberties Union, President, Univer- sity Film Organization, President, Senior Class Senator, p. 399. EGBERT, MARVIN; Versailles, p. 399 EGGEMEIER, WILLIAM M.; Newport, Ciruna, President, p. 399. EHRENBERG, JUDITH ANN; Reading, Ohio, Kappa Delta, Speech Hearing Club, Beta Theta Pi Daughter of the Dia- mond, Beta Theta Pi Big Sis. p. 399. EHRET, WALTER RALPH; Covington, Accounting Club, Secretary, p. 399. EKER, SHERRY LYNN; Dayton, Kappa Delta Pi, Wesley Foundation, p. 399. ELAM, BETTY J.; Louisville, Kappa Delta, Gymnastics Team, Biology Club. p. 400. ELDER, KATHY; Fairfield, p. 400. ELKIN, BETTY JANE; Winchester, CWENS, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Alpha Theta, Presi- dent, p. 400. EMMANUEL, WINSTON ANTHONY; Trini- dad, West Indies, p. 400. ENGLER. SUSAN KAREN; Louisville, Phi Alpha Theta, Secretary-Treasurer, Young Democrats p. 400 ERNSPIKER, JR., KENNETH LEROY; Jef- fersontown, Sin the Karate Club. p. 400. ESTEP. DONALD C; London, p. 400. EVANS, KATHLEENA GAY. Covington, Sociology Club. p. 400. EVERSOLE, PEGGY SUE, B uckhorn p 400 FARRELL, YOLANDA GAYLE; Frankfort, Alpha Gamma Delta p. 400. FEDERLE, DIANNA LEA; Louisville p. 400. FELDHAUS, DAVID J ; Covington, p. 400 FELDMAN, THERESA ANN. Madison, Indi- ana, HPER Club. p. 401 FELTON, TAYLOR LYNN; Fairfield, Ohio p. 401. FERGUSON, DRUE; Dayton. Pershing Rifles p. 401. FERGUSON, ELMA JEAN; Flat Gap, Sigma Tau Delta, SNEA p 401 FERGUSON. MICHAEL MOORE; Louisville, Veteran ' s Club p 401 FERMAN. MARY ETTA, Louisville, Alpha Kappa Alpha. Black Student Union, p 401 FIELDS, C. YVONNE; Hamilton, Ohio. Bap- tist Student Union. Kappa Delta Pi, Trea- surer, Committee for Continuing Educa- tion p 401 FIELDS, JAMES LARRY, Paris, Tennessee. Alpha Phi Sigma. Veteran ' s Club, Presi- dent, Scabbard and Blade, President. Association of Law Enforcement, Student Senator, Young Democrats p 401 FIELDS, SHARON B., Pans, Panhellenic Council, Vice-President, Delta Sigma Theta, Secretary, University Ensemble, Pi Omega Pi. p. 401 FIELDS, STEPHEN ALAN, Winchester p 401 FIELY, JAMES M ; Mentor, Ohio p 401 FILER, DONALD R.; Lexington, Association of Law Enforcement, President, Alpha Phi Sigma p. 401 FINLEY GLENDA DEAN; Bellbrook. Ohio, SNEA, SCEC. p. 402 FINLEY, MAE; Manchester, p. 402 FISCHER, CLAUDIA LOUISE, Cincinnati, Ohio, Intercollegiate Volleyball p. 402. FISCHER, PETER LOUIS; Louisville, p 402 FISHER. BEVERLY JEAN; Louisville, Little Colonels, ACE, p. 402. FISHER, DIANE C ; Cleveland, Ohio p 402, FISHER, MARY ANN; Cincinnati, Ohio, SCEC, Kappa Delta Tau, Class of 1973 Secretary p. 402. FISK, PAMELA MARTENS, Battle Creek, Michigan, p. 402. FISK. TERRY LEE, Coldwater, Michigan, Alpha Phi Sigma, Treasurer, Veteran ' s Club. Association of Law Enforcement, p. 402. FITCH, JOSEPH COOPER; Versailles, p INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS 567 402. FITZER, LINDA M.; South Gate, Kappa Alpha Theta, Vice-President, p. 402. FLANERY, LYNN PAULINE; Flemingsburg. p. 402. FOGT, DAVID RICHARD; Sidney, Ohio, Sigma Nu, Vice-President, p. 402. FOLAND, JOHN E.; Miamisburg, Ohio, Phi Delta Theta. p. 402. FOLEY, VICKY LYNN; Middletown, Ohio, WRA, HPER Club. p. 402. FOREE, YVONNE; Louisville, Milestone, Progress Staff, University Ensemble, p. 402. FORTNER, DAVID WAYNE; Williamstown, HPER. p. 402. FORTNER, REX D.; Florence, Military Police, Scabbard and Blade, Association of U. S. Army, President, p. 403. FORTNER, STEVEN G.; Lexington p. 403. FOSSON, STEVEN R.; Ashland p. 403 FOSTER, GERRYE LYNN; Somerset, Alpha Delta Pi, Young Democrats, p. 403. FOSTER, MARCIA JEAN; Lexington, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Gamma Delta, Secretary, p. 403. FRALEY, LAWRENCE D.; Middletown, Ohio, Sigma Chi, Treasurer, Student Association, Treasurer, p. 403. FRANKLIN, PATRICIA S , Louisa p. 403. FRAZIER, ESTER RATLIFF, Elkhorn City p. 403. FREDERICK, DWAIN B, Manchester, p. 403. FREEMAN, RONNIE LYNN; Lawrenceburg. p. 403 FREEMAN, TERESA J ; Auxier, Kappa Delta Tau p. 403. FRITSCH, WILLIAM STEPHEN, Louisville, Delta Upsilon. p. 403. FRY, DAVID LOUIS; Springboro, Ohio, Phi Delta Theta. p. 403. FUNK, JOHN WILLIAM; Springfield, p. 403 FURR. ANNE ROWLAND; Frankfort, SNEA, Chi Omega, Vice-President, Pledge Trainer, p. 403. GABBARD, MICHAEL WAYNE; Winchester, p. 403. GABHART, CARL K.; Mackville, Veteran ' s Club. p. 403. GABHART, PATRICIA ROYALTY; Willis- burg p. 403 GABHART, RUDY ALLEN, Willisburg. p. 403. GAINES, DELORES ANITA; Dayton, Ohio, p. 403. GAINES, LINDA SUE; London, WRA, HPER, WOS. p. 403. GANO, SAM PAYNE; Georgetown, Phi Delta Theta. p. 403. GARBACK, JANICE MARIE; Rochester, New York. p. 403. GARNER, HELEN GAIL; Louisville, Wesley Foundation p. 403. GARRARD, STEVEN JOHN; Centerville, Ohio. p. 403. GATEWOOD, BETTE CAROL; Frankfort, p. 403. GEISEN, MARK H.; Cincinnati, Ohio. p. 403. GELLHAUS, GREGORY DALE; Louisville, Beta Omicron Gamma, p. 404. GENTRY, JAMES BOWER; Parksville p. 404. GENTRY, SUSAN; Harrodsburg, SNEA, Young Democrats, Kappa DeltaPi. p. 404. GERTH, KATHLEEN ANN; Ft Mitchell, p. 404. GIBSON, BARBARA GAIL; Erlanger, Pan- hellenic Council, Treasurer, Kappa Alpha Theta, HPER Club. p. 404. GIBSON, DAVID EVAN; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, p. 404. GIBSON, RICHARD COLE; Louisville, Beta Theta Pi. p. 404. GIBSON, VICKI RANEY; Louisville, Alpha Delta Pi, ACE. p. 404. GILPIN, BRIAN C; Bethelridge. p. 404 GOLD, STEVEN DOUGLAS; Richmond, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary, Phi Kappa Phi, Young Republicans, Polity Society, Vice-President, Scabbard and Blade, Kappa lota Epsilon. p. 404. GOLDSTON, WILLIAM JOSEPH; Danville, p. 404. GOODMAN, LACY; Pikeville. p. 404. GORMAN, JOHN FRANCIS; Lexington, p. 404. GOSSER, KENNIE C; Norwood, Ohio. p. 404. GOUGH, PATSY L; Winchester, Kappa Delta Tau, Treasurer, Milestone, Market- ing Club, Secretary, p. 404 GOYNE, GLENN EDWIN; Middletown p. 404. GRAHAM, EDWINA JOANIE; Campton, Caduceus Club, Student Senate, p. 404. GRAHAM, JUDY L; Frankfort, p. 404. GRANT, SARAH FRALIX; Florence, El Cir- culo Espanol, Vice-President p. 404. GRASS, SONDRA KAYE; Louisville, Kappa Delta Tau, SNEA, ACE p. 404. GRAY, ELEANOR B.; Springfield, Ohio, Kappa Alpha Theta, Interdorm Council, ROTC Sponsor, Student Senate, SNEA. p. 404 GRAY, KRISTIE ANNE; Lebanon, Ohio, Alpha Delta Pi. p. 404. GRAY, TEVIS PENN; Cynthiana, Swim Team. p. 404. GRAZIANI, CHRYSTEEN HOPE; Cold Spring, Baptist Student Union, p. 404. GREEN, ROBERT LEE; Shelbyville. p. 404. GREEN, ROD; Danville, Feature Twirler. p. 404. GREEN, ROGER M.; Sellersburg, Indiana, p. 404. GREEN, TENA MICHELE; Paducah, HPER, Treasurer, WOS, Secretary, WRA, Young Democrats, p. 404. GREENWELL, BRENDA LEE; Louisville Women ' s Interdorm Council, p. 405. GREGORY, MILDRED ANN; Springfield SNEA. p. 405. GREGORY, NORA KATHLEEN; London p 405. GREVER, BETH A.; Ft. Thomas, Food and Nutrition Club, Vice-President, Class of 1973 Treasurer, p. 405. GRIMES, SANDRA KAY; Paris, Alpha Delta Pi, Young Democrats, p. 405. GRIMME, RANDAL G.; Lakeside Park, Kappa Alpha, Pershing Rifles, Young Republicans, p. 405. GROEN, SYBIL ANN; Winchester, Ameri- can Marketing Association, p. 405. GRUENINGER, RONDA LYNN; Reading, Ohio, Kappa Delta, Alpha Kappa Delta, President, Beta Theta Pi Daughter of the Diamond, Student Senate, Sociology Club. p. 405. GUBSER, STEPHEN F.; Bellevue. p. 405. GUENTHNER, LINDA RUTH; Cincinnati, Ohio, ACE, SNEA, SCEC. p. 405. GUY, KARROL LAYNE; Lexington, Mile- stone, Chi Omega, p. 405. GUY, VIRGINIA ANN; Midway p. 405. HACKER, BARBARA WALKER; Manches- ter, Home Ec Club. p. 406. HAGER, KATHLEEN MARIE; Louisville, p. 406. HALE, DONNA JEAN; Manchester, p. 406. HALE, DURWARD EARL; Belfry, Young Republicans, Accounting Club, Wesley Foundation, p. 406. HALE, GWENDOLYN SUE; Prestonsburg. p. 406. HALL, DIANA MAE; Harrison, Ohio, Kappa Delta Pi, Young Democrats, CWENS, Collegiate Pentacle, Treasurer, SNEA, State President-Elect, State President, Secretary p. 406. HALL, GARY L; Barnesville, Ohio, Delta Upsilon. p. 406. HALL, JOSEPH GRANT; Campbellsburg. p. 406. HALL, OWEN LYLE; Bowen. p. 406 HALL, TOMMY; Kitts. p. 406. HALL, TRUMAN SCOTT; Wayland, Accounting Club, Veteran ' s Club, Trea- surer, p. 406. HALL, VIKKI E , Louisville, Collegiate Pen- tacle, Kappa Delta Pi, SCEC. p. 406. HALSEY, JUDY PATRICK; Richmond, Kappa Delta Pi, CWENS, SNEA, ACE. p. 406. HAMBLIN, HENRY MORRIS; Corbin, Indus- trial Education Club. p. 406. HAMILTON, BARBARA S ; Richmond, Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Theta Kappa, Young Republicans, p. 406. HAMILTON, DANIEL GLENN; Wheatley, Baptist Student Union, Coffeehouse Chairman, p. 406. HAMILTON, JOAN H.; Winchester, p. 406. HAMILTON, KAREN KENNEDY; Richmond. 568 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS p. 406. HAMILTON, SANDRA LEE; Louisville, p. 406. HAMILTON, WEBBER D.; Richmond, p. 406. HAMMOND, LEROY VAUGHN; Delta, p. 406. HAMMONS, WILLIAM C; Corbin. p. 406. HANGER, CHARLES ROBERT; Wheel- wright, p. 406. HANKS, DOUGLAS RAY; Lawrenceburg. p. 406. HANKS, JOHN TURNER; Lawrenceburg. p. 406 HANNAH, MARY BETH; Ashland, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Tau Delta, Senior Classical League, President, p. 406. HANNON, LINDA KEFFER; Ashland p. 406. HANSON, NETTIE JANE; Moreland. p. 406. HARDISON, LEE MONTFORD; Plymouth, North Carolina, p. 408. HARDY, DOUGLAS SCOTT; Lexington, Civil Liberties, Baptist Student Union, p. 408. HARMON, ALLEN MINOR; Gravel Switch, p. 408. HARNEY, THOMAS ECKELS; Pans. p. 408. HARRELL, SHARON KAY; Middlesboro. p. 408. HARRIS, CHARLINDA ANN; Fleming, p. 408. HARRIS, CHARLOTTE A.; Prestonsburg, Alpha Kappa Delta, p. 408. HARRIS, MARY A.; Miami, Florida, p. 408. HATCHER, E. EDWINA; London, CWENS, Collegiate Pentacle, President. Inter- dorm, Vice-President, p. 408. HATFIELD, KENNETH R.; Bardstown p. 408 HATFIELD, REBECCA PARKER; Bards- town. p. 408. HATTON, WILLIAM YONDEL; Campton. p. 408 HAVRILLA, ROBERT MICHAEL; Owensville, Ohio, Industrial Education Club. p. 409. HAWLEY, ROBERT CHESTER; Lebanon, Ohio, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Military Police. AUSA. p. 409. HAY, DEBORAH SUE; Bolivar, Ohio. p. 409. HAYS, WILLIAM SCOTT; Hazard, Sigma Tau Delta, Polity Society, Young Republi- cans, p. 409. HAYS, WILSON ALLEN; Ft. Thomas, Swim Team, Gymnastics Team, E Club. p. 409. HEID, WILLIAM ROGER; Dover, Ohio, Vet- eran ' s Club. p. 409. HEINZELMAN, LARRY COLEMAN; Cincin- nati, Ohio, Theta Chi, Vice-President, American Marketing Association, p. 409. HEISTER, RANDALL MARK; Cold Spring, p. 409. HELM, JAMES EVERETT; Richmond, p. 409. HELMBRECHT, STEPHEN LEE; Glasgow, College Republicans, Alpha Sigma Upsi- lon, Men ' s Interdorm. p. 409. HELTON, CHARLES ROBERT; Berea. p 409. HENDERSON. CLARENETTA SUE; Irvine p. 409. HENDRICKS, DONNA CHAPLIN, Rich- mond p 409 HENRY, EDGAR RAY; Norwood, Ohio, Sigma Chi, Wrestling Team. p. 409. HENRY, PATRICIA, Harrodsburg, Sigma Alpha Eta. p 409. HENRY, THOMAS MICHAEL; Highland Heights, p. 409. HENSLEY, DEBRA SUE; Fairfield, Ohio, Women ' s Intercollegiate Basketball, Women ' s Intercollegiate Field Hockey, Chi Omega p. 409 HENSLEY, JEAN BEELER; Hazard, p. 409. HENSLEY, PEGGY; Nicholasville, Home Ec Club, Phi Mu. p. 409. HENTZELL, CYNTHIA IRENE, Massillon, Ohio. p. 409 HERALD, NANCY ELIZABETH, Quicksand, p. 409 HERRON, LARRY MILLARD; London p. 409. HESSE, BARBARA LEE; Cincinnati, Ohio p. 409. HEY, DAVID M ; Cincinnati, Ohio p 409. HICKEY, LANA SUE, Pikesville, College Republicans, Intramurals p. 409. HICKS, JR., JOHN PHILIP; Ft Mitchell, Theta Chi, Inter-FraternityCouncil, Scab- bard and Blade p 409. HICKS, M SUSAN; Indianapolis, Indiana, CWENS, Intercollegiate Volleyball, Inter- collegiate Basketball, Intramurals, WOS, Publicity Chairman, Clinic Co-ordinator. p. 409 HICKS, PATRICIA FLOWERS, Corbin, Col- legiate Pentacle, Chi Omega, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta, Young Repub- licans, Aurora Staff, p. 409 HILL, DIANE KAY; Louisville, Baptist Stu- dent Union p. 410. HILL, ELIZABETH MARIE, Corbin, Mile- stone, Sport ' s Editor, Organizations Edi- tor, Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Phi Gamma, Secretary, Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Tau Chi, President, Student Senate, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, Secretary, Trea- surer, Missions Chairman, House Coun- cil, Collegiate Democrats, Rifle Team, Russian Circle, p. 410 HIMES, LINDA KAY, Ft Thomas, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Oratorio Chorus, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Phi Kappa Phi. p. 410. HINDMAN. NANCY LYNN; Springfield, HPER Club p 410 HIRTZINGER, CAROL LEE, Springfield, Ohio, Kappa Delta, Collegiate Pentacle, Gymnastics Team, p 410 HITE, NANCY KAY; Middlesboro. p. 410. HOAGLAND. MARY CHRISTINE; Lebanon Junction, Collegiate Pentacle, SNEA, Newman Club. p. 410. HOFFERT, JERE ROBERT; Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, p. 410 HOFFMAN, MARTHA CRAWFORD; Leba- non, CWENS, Chi Omega, p. 410. HOFFMAN, MICHAEL DEAN; West Carroll- ton, Ohio, Kappa Alpha, p. 410. HOLBROOK, TANYA; Washington Court House, Ohio, p. 410. HOLEMAN, KATHLEEN SUSAN; Louisville, Alpha Gamma Delta, SCEC, Milestone, p. 410 HOLMAN, BELINDA JOYCE; Parksville IED p. 410 HOLT, KATHY GWEN, Wurtland p. 410 HOLT, RAY W; Lexington, Accounting Club, American Marketing Association — President p. 410 HOLTHOUSER, SUZANNE R.; Louisville, SNEA — Secretary and President, Cata- lina Club — Treasurer, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Delta Pi, p. 410 HOOD, REBECCA LEE; Irvine p. 410 HOPKINS, STEPHEN DAVID, Kettering, Ohio p 410 HORAN, JOSEPH LEE; Louisville, Alpha Sigma Upsilon. p. 410 HORTON, MICHAEL DWAYNE; Louisville, University Ensemble, Kappa Psi Alpha, p. 410 HOSKINS, PATRICIA ANN, Hazard, SNEA. p 410 HOUBEN, GARY W , Highland Heights, Alpha Sigma Upsilon p. 410. HOUGHTALING, ROBERT J.; Bath, New York p 410 HOUSE, BILLY C, Carlisle p. 410 HOUSE, STEPHEN EDWARD; Spnngdale, While Eastern provides students with many unforgettable memories, being egged at the BOG County Fair is one few students experience. INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS 569 Ohio, SNEA. p. 410. HOWARD, GLENN FRANKLIN; Morning View. p. 410. HRUBALA, BERNARD E.; Rockville Centre, New York, E Club, HPER Club, Track, p. 410. HUBBARD, LANNY ROY; Stanford. . 410. HUGHES, BRENDA JOY; Columbus, Ohio, CWENS, Women ' s Interdorm, Choir, p. 411. HUGHES, KAY MARSHALL; Carlisle, p. 411. HUGHES, LINDA J.; Simpsonville. p. 41 1 . HUGHES, RICHARD PAUL, Barnesville, Ohio. p. 411 HUNEYCUTT, DINAH GAIL; Morning View, p. 411. HURD, DARRELL; Mack, Ohio, Beta Omi- cron Gamma, p. 411. INMAN, JOHN H ; Harrodsburg. p. 411. INMAN, LINDA SUE C; Harrodsburg. p. 411. INSKO, THERESA TODD; Richmond p. 411. JACKSON, JOHN CALVERT; Frankfort, p. 411. JACKSON, KENNETH THAD; Wheelwright. p. 411. JACKSON, PATRICIA ANN; Danville p. 411. JACKSON, RICHARD WILLIAM JR.; Hopat- cong, New Jersey, p. 412. JACKSON, STEVEN CLAYNE; Harrods- burg, Tribe, House Council, p. 412. JACKSON, W. GLENN; Cincinnati, Ohio, Beta Omicron Gamma, p. 412. JACOBS, KAREN ANNE; Dayton, Ohio, Kappa Delta, p. 412. JAMES, FREDERICK ALLEN II; Prestons- burg p. 412. JAMES, TERESA JO; Vevay, Indiana, p. 412. The animal trapped inside the jar is an experimental rat, not an Eastern senior. JARVIS, KAREN SUE; Cincinnati, Ohio. p. 412 JARVIS, LELA F.; Manchester, Speech and Hearing Club. p. 412. JEFFS, VICKI DIANE; Shelbyville p. 413. JENKINS, DEBORAH ANN; Danville, Sigma Tau Delta, SNEA, Progress Staff. Baptist Student Union, p. 413 JETT, GORDON LEE; Louisville, Cheer- leader, Sigma Chi. p. 413. JOHNSON, DAYLE ANN; Covington, p. 413. JOHNSON, MARCIA LYNN; West Carroll- ton, Ohio, Home Ec. Club, Young Republicans, p. 413. JOHNSON, MARGARET ALICE; Winches- ter p 413. JOHNSON, MERLE; Barbourville. p. 413. JOHNSTON, RICHARD C; Springboro, Ohio, Phi Delta Theta. p. 413 JONES, DAVID MALCOLM, Richmond, Kappa Delta Pi — Vice President, Phi Alpha Theta, Kerney Adams History Scholar, p. 413. JONES, DON L.; Richmond, p. 413. JONES, GERALD R.; Richmond p. 413. JONES, THOMAS CASTEEL; London, p. 413. JONES, VICKI LOU; Cincinnati, Ohio, Alpha Gamma Delta, Collegiate Pentacle, SCEC p. 413. JUSTICE, CLAYTON; Elkhorn City. p. 413. KANDLE, KATHLEEN M.; Atlanta, Georgia, Chi Omega, p. 413 KANZINGER, ROBERT CHARLES; Louis- ville, Biology Club, Veterans Club. p. 413. KAWAJA, GALIB ELIAS; Prestonsburg, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Track, Military Police, p. 413. KAYCOR, DAN E.; Dayton, Ohio, Pi Kappa Alpha, p. 413. KAYS, RUDY MARTIN; Bluegrass, Pi Kappa Alpha, Volleyball Team, Resident Assistant, p. 413. KEARNS, MARLENA B.; Florence, SNEA. p 413. KEENE, REBECCA LYNN; Robinson Creek, SNEA, Home Ec. Club. p. 413. KIETH, JOAN E., Berea. p. 413 KELHOFFER, CHARLES I.; Trenton, Ohio, Student Associaton — President, p. 413. KELLEY, ROBERT BLAINE; Cincinnati, Ohio. p. 413. KELLIS, THOMAS L.; Greenfield, Ohio. p. 413. KELLY, TISH B.; Harlan, Kappa Delta, p. 413 KEMPER, VICKEY LYNN; Vandaha, Ohio, Alpha Gamma Delta, Dance Theatre, Intramurals, HPER. p. 413. KENNEDY, ALBERT S.; Midway, Omega Psi Phi. p. 413. KEPLER, DAVID MARK; Pitsburg, Ohio, Scabbard and Blade — Secretary, Pershing Rifles, Accounting Club. p. 414. KERN, ANGELA; Aurora, Indiana, Chi Omega, p. 414. KESEL, NANCY CAROL; Fort Thomas, Accounting Club. p. 414. KETTLER, MICHAEL ALAN; Richmond, Kappa Mu Epsilon — President, p. 414. KIDD, BRENDA LEE; Corbin. p. 414. KIMBROUGH, REED DEWADE; Pleasure Ridge Park, Pershing Rifles, Kappa Alpha Psi, University Ensemble — Vice President, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sweet- heart, Black Student Union, p. 414. KINBERGER, BARBARA LYNN; Louisville, Chi Omega Sorority, p. 414. KING, SHARON JOY; Harlan, p. 414. KINNEY, ANORE; Ashland, Beta Theta Pi, House Council — Treasurer, p. 414. KIRK, STEPHEN ROBERT; West Elkton, Ohio, Pershing Rifles, Delta Upsilon — President, p. 414. KIRKSEY, LARRY; Harlan, Football, p 414. KLECKNER, KAREN DIANE; St Clairsville, Ohio, French Club — Treasurer, Orato- rio Choir, p. 414. KLEIN, RAYMOND GREGORY; Ashland p. 414. KLEINJAN, MARLENE K.; Annvill e, Spanish Club, Concert Choir; Oratorio Choir. p. 414 KLEYKAMP, KEVIN JOSPEH; Russell, Drum Ma|or, Marching Maroons, p. 414. KNIGHT, LAURA LEE; Louisville, Chi Omega p 414, KOEHLER, DONNA LEE; Louisville, p. 414. KOENIG, KATHLEEN MICHELE; Valley Sta- tion, p. 414 KURAPKAT, MARGARET ANNE; Radcliff, Kappa Mu Epsilon, CWENS, Collegiate Pentacle. p. 414 KURK, JAMES H.; Louisville, p. 414. LAGASSEE, BARBARA JOAN; Battle Creek, Michigan, House Council, LEN, Milestone Staff, p. 414. LAINHART, DEBORAH COMBS; Richmond, Christian Student Fellowship, Collegiate Democrats, Home Ec. Club. p. 414. LAMBDIN, PAULA DIANE; Middlesboro, Catalma Club — Secretary, p. 414. LAMPLEY, DONALD WILLIAM; Franklin, Tennessee, p. 414. LANE, STEPHEN CLARK; Warrington, Pennsylvania, p. 414. LANGE, BRUCE MARTIN; Newark, Ohio, Sigma Nu, Cheerleader, Sophomore Class Treasurer p 414. LANTER, TED WAYNE; Pewee Valley, IED Club, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 414. LASHBROOKE, PAUL DOUGLAS; Tolles- boro. p. 414. LAWFER, JOSEPH MARTIN; Nicholasville. p. 416. LAWRENCE, DENNIS WAYNE; Brodhead. p. 416. LAWRENCE, GARY STEPHEN; Louisville, Alpha Psi Omega — Treasurer, Univer- 570 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS sity Players, p. 416. LAWSON, DEBORAH. Richmond, Delta Omicron, Chamber Choir. Marching Band, Symphonic Band p. 416. LAWSON, HARRY BARTON; Richmond, lEDCIub. p. 416. LAWSON, STANLEY G.; Danville, MENC p. 416. LAYNE, DAVID ALLEN; Ivel p 416 LAYNE, FREDA LYNN; Ashland, Kappa Delta Tau p. 416. LAYTON, CECIL BRADLEY; Lancaster, p. 416 LEAVELL, JAMES FOSTER; Lexington, p. 416. LEAVELL, WOODIE; Lancaster, Sigma Chi. p. 416 LEE, CARMEN KATHRENE; Gainesville, Georgia p. 416. LEE, JAMES J ; Elsmere. p. 417. LEE, NADINE, Lebanon, Home Ec Club, Phi U, AHEA. p. 417 LESTER, EDWIN C; Richmond p. 417. LEWIS, MERVYN P.; Trinidad, West Indies, Kappa Psi Alpha — Treasurer, p. 41 7 LEWIS, TONI KAY; New Lexington, Ohio, Kappa Delta — President and Secretary, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Pikette, Little Colo- nels, Flag Girl. p. 417. LIGHT, DOROTHY RHEA, Springfield p. 417. LIPPS, JOYCE; Goshen, Ohio, Physics Club. p. 417 LLOYD, DONALD J.; Boston p. 41 7 LLOYD, POLLY CLAUDENE, Evarts, Mile- stone Staff, SNEA. p. 417. LOEWENSTINE, RICHARD CHARLES; Cin- cinnati, Ohio, Wrestling Team — Cap- tain, E Club — Vice President, Young Christians Athletic Associations, Student Representative for Academic Affairs p 417. LONG, KENNETH JAMES; Bethpage. p. 417. LOTT, REBECCA ANNE; Louisville, Kappa Delta Pi, Kappa Delta Tau. p. 417. LOUIS, STEPHAN MARK; Ft Mitchell, Col- lege Republicans — Treasurer, p. 41 7. LOVELY, CHARLES WAYNE; Middlesboro. p. 417. LOVELY, GEORGEANN; Louisville p. 417 LUCAS, ROSETTA; Lexington, Alpha Phi Sigma — Secretary, Association of Law Enforcement — Vice President, p. 41 7. LUCKETT, PHILIP LEO; Lebanon p. 417. LUKEN, TERRI ANNE; Cincinnati, Ohio, University Players, Alpha Psi Omega, p. 417. LUSK, POLLY ANN, Villa Hills, p. 417. LYON, JOE A., Paintsville. p 417. LYTTLE, GAIL [_.; Manchester, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Pi Omega Pi, University Ensemble p. 41 7. MACK, ELAINE; Paris, Delta Sigma Theta. p. 417. MACKE, STEPHEN J.; Ft. Wright, Beta Theta Pi. p. 417 MACKIN, ANN HOGAN, Bardstown, Alpha Gamma Delta, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Colle- giate Pentacle p. 417. MADON, VICKI G.; Middlesboro, Kappa Delta Pi, Oratorio Chorus, p. 417 MAGGARD, SHEILA ROSE; Louisville, p. 417, MAINOUS, JERRY PAUL; Booneville p. 417. MANNING, DENISE DIANE; Louisville, Col- legiate Pentacle, Kappa Delta Tau, Sigma Tau Delta, Collegiate Democrats, p 417 MANNING, JR., JOSEPH CLYDE, Louis- ville, Omicron Alpha Kappa. Sigma Tau Pi p. 418 MANTEL, LINDA SUSAN; New Carlisle, Ohio, Alpha Phi Gamma — President and Vice President, SNEA — Vice Presi- dent, Christian Science Organization, Kappa Delta Tau, Milestone — Under- class and Senior Editor, p. 418 MARLOW, MARCIE LYNN, Louisville. CWENS — Treasurer, Home Ec. Club — Treasurer, Collegiate Pentacle, Project Pal, ACE, Methodist Center p. 418 MARLOW, SHARON LEE; McKinney, Home Ec. Club, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Collegi- ate Pentacle. p. 418. MARSH, KATHRYN, Kingsport, Tennessee, Interior Design Club, Home Ec. Club. p. 418 MARSHALL, LINDA SUSAN; Covington, Oratorio Chorus, Kappa Delta Pi p 418 MARSHALL, RICHARD E,; Mitchell, Indi- ana, Agricultural Club — President, Concert Choir, Glee Club, Horticulture Interest Group, p. 418 MATIN, CANTON GERALD; Virgie, Phi Mu Alpha Smfonia — Historian and Execu- tive Alumni Secretary, Omicron Alpha Kappa, Kappa lota Epsilon, MENC p. 418 MARTIN, DONALD CHARLES; Hazard, p. 418 MASDEN, DANNY R.; Louisville, Beta Omi- cron Gamma, p. 418 MASSEY, BARBARA NOLAN; Manchester, Kappa Mu Epsilon — Secretary, Kappa Delta Pi p. 418 MATLICK, ELDON ROY; Middletown, MENC, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia p. 418. MATTINGLY, CONSTANCE; Owensboro Eta Sigma Gamma, HPER, SCEC p 418 MAYER, WALTER THOMAS; Alexandria SNEA — Treasurer, Kappa lota Epsilon HPER, Newman Club, Inter-varsity Chris- tian Fellowship, College Republicans p 418. MCCARTHY, MARTHA JANE; Dayton Ohio, p 418 McCONATHY, PAULINE ENFIELD; Lexing- ton, Collegiate Pentacle, SCEC. p. 418. McCONATHY. PHIL WAYNE, Lexington, American Marketing Association, p. 418. McCORMICK, GARY WAYNE; Alexandria, p. 418 McCREARY, PEGGY ROSEMARY; Evarts. p. 418. McCULLEY, JACKIE LEE; Glassboro, New Jersey, Phi Delta Theta p. 418. McDONALD, DEBORAH J.; Harlan, Kappa Delta p. 418. McDONALD, VICKI LYNN, Dayton, Ohio, Kappa Delta, Panhellenic, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Collegiate Pentacle, AHEA, HEC. p. 418 McDOWELL, CHARLES WILLIAM, Ft Thomas p 418. McGINNIS, DONNA J., Danville, Kappa Alpha Theta p. 418 McGLONE, BERNARD A , Harrodsburg p. 418 McGLONE, RITA GRITTON; Harrodsburg. p. 418 McGUIRE, GEORGE MICHAEL, Beattyville p. 418 McGUIRE, GLENNA MURRAY; Valley Sta- tion, p. 418 McGUIRE, REBECCA DIANE; Lexington p. 419 MclNTOSH, EDWINA; Chavies p. 419 MclNTOSH, MICHAEL DEAN, Dayton, Ohio, Kappa Alpha p 419 McKANE, KATHERINE EILEEN, Louisville p. 419 McKEE, PAUL NELSON; Covington, Fresh- man Football, Fellowship of Christian Athletics, Pi Kappa Alpha p 419 McKENZIE, CAROLYN LOUISE, Russell p. 419 McKENZIE, MARTHA JEAN, Flat Gap, Chemistry Club, Phi Kappa Phi p. 419 Mclaughlin, glenn donald, Lansing, Illinois, American Marketing Association, p. 419 McMICHAEL, CHRISTINE ANN, Louisville, p 419. McMILLEN, DAVID DANA; Wilmore, Varsity Rifle Team, IED Club p. 419 McNABB, BARBARA JANE, Erlanger, Kappa Delta, p. 419. McREYNOLDS, DON D; Mt Sterling, p. 419. MECKSTROTH, DANIEL JOSEPH; Gelen Este, Ohio p. 420. MEINEKE, DONALD W , JR., Loveland, Ohio, KIE, OAK. p. 420. MEISENZAHL, LINDA ANN, Lindenwold, New Jersey, Milestone Staff p. 420. MERSON, STEPHANIE URSULA, Odenton, Maryland p. 420. MESSA, RON, Verplanck, New York, Intra- mural President, p. 420 MEYER, PATRICIA LYNNE; Dayton, Ohio, Kappa Delta, p. 420 MILLER, JACKIE RAY, Miami, Florida, Football p. 420. MILLER, MARK ANTHONY; Lawrenceburg, Indiana p. 420 MILLER, MARY ANN; South Shore, Kappa Delta, Caduceus Club p. 420 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS 571 Debbie Bailey and Karen Kranz express disapproval of a decision at a powder puff football game. 572 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS MILLS, BARBARA ANN; Barbourville, SNEA, Accounting Club. p. 420. MILLS, GERALD DAVID; Brooks p. 420. MILLS, REDA JO ANN; Glasgow p. 420. MILLS, ROSS WILLIAM; Frankfort, p. 420. MITCHELL, LESTER J.; Patastcala, Ohio, Delta Upsilon — Secretary, p. 420. MITCHELL, MARY KATHERINE SPENCER; Lexington, p. 420. MITTEL, LINDA D ; Louisville, Biology Club, Collegiate Pentacle, Alpha Phi Gamma — Vice President, Milestone — Manag- ing Editor, Academics Editor, Intramu- rals. p. 420. MONTGOMERY, BETTY JANE; Lancaster, Kappa Delta Pi, ACE — Vice President, Collegiate Pentacle. p. 421 MONTGOMERY, DALLAS; Fritz p. 421 MONTGOMERY, EMLINE STAMPER; Rich- mond, p. 421 . MONTGOMERY, JOE GORDON; Lancaster, HPER. p. 421. MOONEY, DAVID LYNN, London p. 421. MOORE, ALBERT T.; Campton, Veterans Club. p. 421 MOORE, ALICE MARIE; Milford, Ohio, Kappa Delta — Treasurer, Beta Theta Pi Sweetheart, SCEC, Daughters of the Dia- mond, p. 421 . MOORE, CHARLOTTE WATHEN, Boston, Sigma Alpha Eta. p. 421 . MOORE, DARLA JEAN; Louisville. Oratorio Chorus, GROWTH, Phi Alpha Theta. p. 421. MOORE, GALE E.; Sabina, Ohio p. 421. MOORE, JAMES B.; Berea, Theta Chi. p. 421. MOORE, JOSEPH MICHAEL; Bardstown, Pershing Rifles, p. 421 MOORE, LEMON CLYDE; Beattyville, lota Lambda Sigma, IED Club p. 421 MOORE, LOLA; Campton. p. 421 MOORE, MARVIN L; Hamilton, Ohio p. 421. MOORE, PAULA CELESTE; Frankfort, p. 421 MOORE, ROBERT THOMAS; New Castle, Beta Omicron Gamma — President, p. 421. MOORE, RUTH DARLENE; Lexington, p. 421 MOORE, SUSAN GAIL, Independence, p. 421. MOORHEAD, MARY HELEN, Versailles, Indiana, MENC — Secretary, Delta Omi- cron, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Band, Orchestra Choir, p. 421. MOORMAN, MARY JO; Cincinnati, Ohio, Delta Omicron, MENC, Marching Maroons, p 421 . MORAN, ROBERT KARL; Barbourville. p. 421 MORGAN, JANICE CLAIRE; St Louis, Mis- souri, GROWTH, Sigma Alpha Eta. p. 421. MORGAN, KERRY FRANCIS; Lexington, p. 421. MORRIS, DAVID CATLETT; Harrodsburg. p. 421. MORRIS, FREEDA ANN; Lexington, Kappa Delta Pi, Delta Omicron, MENC. College Republicans, Band, Orchestra, p. 421. MORRIS, JANE McKELLEY; Nashville, Ten- nessee, p. 421 . MORRIS. LINDA LEE; Louisville, Kappa Delta Theta, SCEC, SNEA. p. 421. MORRIS, SHARRON KAYE, Arnold, Mary- land, p. 423. MORRIS, STEPHEN WARD; Cynthiana, Men ' s Interdorm, House Council, p. 423. MORROW, STEVEN EDWIN, Battle Creek, Michigan, Association of Law Enforce- ment, p. 423 MOSER, SUANNE; Fort Wright p. 423. MOSLEY, SAMMY LEE; Pikeville, Theta Chi p. 423. MOSS, KAREN LEE, Lexington, Catalma Club — President, p. 423. MOURER, LESLEE JANE; Russell, p. 423 MUELLER. WILLIAM CHARLES, Homer City, Pennsylvania, p. 423. MULLINS, REBECCA RUTH, Louisville, Stu- dent Senator, Kappa Delta Tau, Collegi- ate Democrats, CWENS. p. 423. MULLINS, WILLARD HARLIE JR.; Corbin, Circle K — Vice President, p. 423. MURPHY, BILLY DEAN; Georgetown, Mili- tary Police p. 423 MURPHY, JANE ELIZABETH, Fairfield, Ohio, International Student Association, Home Ec Club. p. 423. MURPHY, MICHAEL R ; Louisville p. 423. NALL, DARLENE YOUNG; Ashland, HPER, Intramurals, WRA p. 423 NALLY, SUSIE HADLEY; Springfield p 423 NANAZI. KAVOOSE; Iran. p. 423. NAPIER II, CALLOWAY W.; Hazard p 423 NEAL, DREXEL T.; Lexington, Alpha Phi Sigma, p. 423. NEFF, JOSEPH JAMES; Elmsford, New York, Wrestling Team. p. 423. NEISWINGER, CHERYL E.; New Carlisle, Ohio, Sigma Alpha Eta. p. 423. NELSON, STAFFORD CLAY, Richmond p. 423. NELSON, STEPHEN PHILIP; Jamestown, New York. p. 423. NELTNER, RICHARD WILLIAM; Fort Thomas. Phi Delta Theta. p. 423. NEVELS, WILLIAM LOUIS; Florence, Phi- losophy Club — President, p. 423 NEWSOME, ANTHONY L; Louisville p. 423. NEWSOME, MARY MARGARET; Stanford, Wesley Foundation — President, GROWTH p. 423. NEWTON, ANTHONY QUINN; Irvine, p. 423. NICHOLAS, DAVID L , Hodgenville, Men ' s Interdorm — President, p. 423. NICHOLAS, STEVEN EDWARD; Cincinnati Ohio. p. 424. NICHOLSON, MARTY ANN; Brandenburg, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Kappa Alpha Theta, Food and Nutrition Club — Trea- surer, p. 424 NICHOLSON, MICHAEL EUGENE; Miami Florida. Football Team. p. 424. NICKLES. PAULA; Dema p. 424. NICKELS, POLLY MARIE; Winchester SNEA p. 424. NICKSON, MALCOMM EDWARD, Nor- wood, Ohio, Sigma Chi, E Club, Wres- tling Team p 424. NIEMANN. MELODY SUE; Cincinnati Ohio SNEA. p. 424. NOE, AVONDA L , Paint Lick, Kappa Delta Pi p. 424 NOE, CAROLYN B ; Paint Lick, Eta Sigma Gamma — President, Kappa Delta Phi HPER p 424. NOLAND, JOEL SCOTT, Irvine p. 424. NORMAN, DAVID SCOTT; Louisville p 424 NUTTY, BETH ANN; Brookville, Indiana. Dance Theatre, HPER — President p 424 OGDEN, STEVEN DALLAS, Milton p. 424. OLDS, DEBORAH S., Vevay. Indiana, Col- legiate Pentacle p. 424 OLIVIERI, PETER N., Madison, New Jersey Theta Chi p. 424. OLSEN, PETER LOUIS; Lexington p. 424. OSBORNE, CATHY; Hyden p. 425 OSBORNE, GREGORY ALLEN, Dayton Ohio p 425. OSBORNE, ROWENA, Barbourville. SNEA Beta Phi Lambda, p 425. OSBORNE, ROY PAUL; Lily p 425 OSBORNE, TERESA ANN; Virgie p. 425. OWEN, MORRIS WAYNE; Louisville. Men ' s Interdorm p. 425. PALEOLOGOS, STACY; Rockville, Mary- land, p. 425. PALMER, CRAIG A ; Cincinnati. Ohio p 425. PARIS, KATHRYN ANN; Louisville. Univer- sity Players, Alpha Psi Omega, p. 425. PARKE, GALE E.; Richmond p. 425. PARKER, BILL JACK; Blackey. Collegiate Democrats. Physics Club. p. 425 PARKS, ANN, Paducah, Food and Nutrition Club. p. 425. PARKS, LARRY ROBERT, Osceola, Penn- sylvania, Senior Class — President, Stu- dent Senate. Counter Guerrilla Raiders p. 425. PARKS, GERALD LYNN, Lexington p . 425. PARTUSCH, MARSHA ANN, Louisville, Kappa Delta, House Council, p. 425. PAULIN, DONALD ALAN; Hamilton, Ohio, Gymnastics Team. p. 425. PAYNE, ALBERT BRUCE; Front Royal, Vir- ginia, p. 426. INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS 573 PAYNE. GERALD E.; London, Caduceus Club — President, House Council — Vice President, p, 426, PAYTON, MARTY JO; Raceland, Kappa Alpha Theta, Kappa Alpha Little Sis, p. 426, PELLY, DONALD EVANS; Fern Creek, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Biology Club — Vice President, p, 426 PENDLETON, DAVID LEE; Lexington, p. 426. PENNINGTON, LARRY; London, p. 426. PENNINGTON, LARRY W.; Bowling Green, BSU — President, Collegiate Democrats, Student Senate, p. 426. PERKINS, JOHN S,; Louisvlle, Progress Staff, p. 426. PERRY, DEBORAH JO; Richmond, Pikette. p. 426. PERRY, KEITH MORRISON; Port Royal, Beta Omicron Gamma, p. 426. PERSELL, PATSY ELLEN; Bedford p. 426. PETERS, KAREN R.; Fort Thomas, Kappa Alpha Theta — Vice President, Phi Girl, p. 426 PFALZGRAF, MARJORIE A.; Burlington, p. 426. PHELPS, CHARLOTTE J.; Norwood, Ohio, CWENS, SCEC, SNEA, Valianettes. p. 426 PHILLIPS, BARBARA LYNN; Richmond, Kappa Alpha Theta. p. 426. PHILLIPS, MATHEW CLEGG; Hazard p. 426. PHILLIPS, MICHAEL E.; Shepherdsville, Theta Chi. p. 427. PHILPOT, EDMOND F,; London, Psychol- ogy Club, p. 427. PHILPOT, HARRY H. JR., Pineville. p. 427. PHILPOT, ROSE MARY; London, p. 427. PICKETT, JANE DORCAS; Elizabethtown. p. 427. POLLARD, PHILIP ASCHER; LaGrange. p. 427. POTT, KENNETH LARSON; Cincinnati, Ohio, Pi Kappa Alpha, p, 427. POWELL, MARILYN ASH; Willisburg, Kappa Delta, p. 427, POWELL, ORAL MAE; Kerby Knob, Sigma Alpha Eta. p. 427. POWERS, VAN A.; Cynthiana, HPER, Soci- ology Club, Biology Club, Cave Club, p. 427. PRATER, JAMES; Pikeville. p. 427. PREECE, DIANNE GRACE; Louise, p. 427. PRESTON, CONNIS S.; Richmond, p. 427. PRESTON, DELORES LUANN; Pikeville. p. 427. PRESTON, DENNIS ALLEN; Harrodsburg, Phi Mu Alpha, Band. p. 427. PRICE, NORMA RUTH; Magnolia, Home Ec Club. p. 427. PUCKETT, BETTYE KAY; Bardstown, p, 427. PURCELL, JERRY M.; Lancaster, p. 427. RADCLIFFE, BECKY; Shelbyville. p. 427. RADER, ANNE NORRIS; Winchester, Sigma Epsilon. p. 427. RADERER, VICKIE LEE; Louisville, CWENS — Treasurer, Kappa Delta Pi, ACE — Secretary, Student Council, Collegiate Pentacle, p. 427. RAINEY, DEBBIE LYNN; Winchester, Alpha Delta Pi, Pikette, p. 427. RAINS, GEORGE; Williamsburg, College Republicans, Accounting Club, Sigma Tau Phi. p. 427. RAISTRICK, DEBRA K.; Jamestown, New York, Milestone Staff — Academics Edi- tor, Catalina Club, Alpha Phi Gamma, Oratorio Choir, Sigma Tau Pi. p. 427. RAMEY, SCHEILA BETH; Covington, Marching Maroons Oratorio Chorus, Art Club, Film Club, Concert Band. p. 427. RANDOLPH, RANDY EDWARD; Glassboro, New Jersey, Wrestling Team, Tau Kappa Epsilon. p. 427. RANSON, CATHY; Highland Heights, p 427. RAPP, JOSEPH G.; Louisville, Men ' s Inter- dorm, Student Senate, Beta Omicron Gamma, p. 427. RATLIFF, BERNARD DEAN; Hamden, Ohio, p. 428. RATLIFF, JAMES MICHAEL; Elkhorn City, Beta Theta Pi. p. 428. RAUSCH, CATHY SUE; Centerville, Ohio, University Center Board, SNEA, Collegi- ate Pentacle, Kappa Delta Pi, Direction Eastern, p. 428. RAY, JOAN RENEE; Louisville, Cheer- leader, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Omega Psi Phi Pearl, Black Student Union, Univer- sity Ensemble, p. 428. RAY, ROBERT EARL; Covington, IED Club, p. 428. REAM, BYRON MARK; Plymouth, Ohio p, 428. REAM, JUDY FENNER; Plymouth, Ohio, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 428. REED, CAROL J.; Parksville. p. 428. REED, THOMAS W.; Lake Odessa, Michi- gan, Alpha Phi Sigma, Lambda Alpha Epsilon, Phi Delta Theta, Association of Law Enforcement, p. 428. REFFITT, DAVID PAUL; Camaiso. p. 428. REID, THOMAS LEE; Lancaster, Ohio. p. 428. RENTZ, MARCIA JEAN; Dayton, Ohio, Kappa Delta, Student Senate, SCEC. p. 428 REYNOLDS, EUGENE P. JR.; Versailles, Pi Kappa Alpha, Young Democrats, p. 428. REYNOLDS, HAROLD DENNIS; Danville, p. 428. REYNOLDS, NAZEL ILENE; Cincinnati, Ohio, SCEC. p. 428. RHODUS, CAROL CARBONE; Valley Sta- tion, p. 428. RICE, BETTY ANN; Paris, Alpha Gamma Delta, p. 428. RICE, GEORGE LOVELL; Lexington, Omega Psi Phi, Treasurer, p. 428. RICE, ROSEMARY; Lexington, House Council — Treasurer, p. 428. RICHARDSON, KAREN RHODA MAE; Irvine, Agriculture Club, Biology Club, p. 428. RICHARDSON, KENNETH D.; Irvine, Sigma Nu. p. 428. RICHERSON, JANICE E.; Lebanon, p. 428. RIDLEY, LASANDRA ELIZABETH; Louis- ville, Alpha Kappa Alpha — President, Kappa Delta Tau, SCEC, University Ensemble — Director, Young Demo- crats, Sigma Alpha Eta. p. 428. RIGGINS, JAMES L; Mintonville. p. 428. RILEY, REBECCA TODD; Irvine, Concert ' Choir, Delta Omicron. p. 428. RISHER, GEORGE ALLEN; Johnstown, Pennsylvania, p. 428. RISMILLER, STEVEN HOMER; Versailles, Ohio. p. 428. ROBARDS, JOHN M., Springfield, p. 428. ROBERTS, JOHN STEVEN; Bethleham. p. 429. ROBERTSON, KATHLEEN DURHAM; Leba- non, MENC p. 429. ROBINSON, JR., SAMUEL JONES; Rich- mond, Veterans Club. p. 429. ROBINSON, SHARON FAULKNER; Boone- ville, SNEA, Young Republicans, HPER, Pershing Rifles Drill Team. p. 429. RODGERS, CHARLES EDWARD; Somerset, Young Democrats — Vice President, p. 429. ROE, MICHAEL PATRICK; Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Sigma Nu, Young Republicans, Direction Eastern, Newman Club, Kappa lota Epsilon — Secretary, p. 429. ROGERS, BARBARA ELLEN; Richmond, p. 429. ROGERS, KATHIE JUNE; Newport, Sigma Tau Delta, Le Cercle Francais — Presi- dent, p. 429. ROSE, MARIANNE; Lexington, GROWTH, Alpha Phi Gamma, Milestone Staff, Art Club, Progress Staff, Student Photogra- pher, p. 429. ROSE, WILMA KATHRYN; Hazel Green, Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate Pentacle. p. 429. ROTH II, HARRY LEWIS; Springfield, Ohio, Beta Theta Pi. p. 429. ROY, LANA FAYE; Somerset, Chemistry Club — Vice President, p. 429. ROYALTY, JAMES LINN; Shelbyville. p. 431. ROYALTY, PAUL LYNN; Crestwood. p. 431. RUDDER, MIKE O.; London, p. 431. RUE, KENNETH B.; Lexington, p. 431. RUFF, CAROLYN ANN; Cincinnati, Ohio, Kappa Delta Pi, HPER. p. 431. RUSSELL, CHERYL ANN; Louisville, HPER. p. 431. RUSSELL, PATRICIA KAY; Danville, p. 431. RUSTERHOLZ, SHIRLEY IRENE; Cincin- nati, Ohio, Marching Maroons, Concert Band, Kappa Delta Tau, Phi Beta 574 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS Lambda — Vice President, Oratorio Choir, p. 431. SALVUCCI, KATHY GAY; West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, p. 431 . SARGENT, JACKQUELINE LEE; Florence, Republican Club, Intermurals. p. 431 SAWYER, WILLIAM CLAY; Louisville, Mile- stone — Editor, Alpha Phi Gamma — Treasurer, Student Senate, Sigma Tau Pi — Vice President, Student Publications Board, Collegiate Democrats, p. 431 SCHLEIGH, CRAIG BRYAN; Fredericks- burg, Virginia, Baseball Team p 431 SCHLOSSER. LINDA L.; Fort Thomas, Accounting Club. p. 431 SCHOMAKER, ROGER G ; Newport, Delta Upsilon. p. 431. SCHORK, JANE LLOYD; Louisville, Alpha Delta Pi. p 431. SCHUMACHER, J. DANIEL; West Chester, Ohio. p. 431. SCHUMACHER, MARGARET FAYE; Hamil- ton, Ohio. p. 431. SCHWARTZ, PAULINE; Flemmgsburg, Kappa Delta Tau — Vice President, Phi Beta Lambda p. 431 SCHWETTMAN, JEANNINE O; Cincinnati, Ohio, Kappa Delta, ROTC Sponsor, p. 431. SCHWING, KENNY W.; Lawrenceburg. p. 431 SCOTT, GEORGE WILLIS; Shelbyville, American Marketing Association p. 431. SCOTT, JR., JAMES S.; Louisville, Counter Guerillas Raiders, p. 431. SCOTT, MARY LOU; Columbia, WRA. p. 431 SCOTT, PHYLLIS GRACE; Martin, Home Ec. Club. p. 431 SCUDDER, WAYNE VERNON; Warsaw p. 431. SEARCY, HOLLIS LEE; Louisville, Tau Kappa Epsilon. p. 431 . SEARCH, TERESA ANN; Lexington, Alpha Kappa Alpha, French Club, p 431 . SEBASTIAN, DARVIN EUGENE; Waddy, Military Police, Agriculture Club, Student Senate, p. 431 SEFLOVIC, JAMES HENRY; Georgetown. p. 432. SEIFERID, DEBBIE ANN; Georgetown, Indi- ana, Sigma Alpha Eta, Catalina. p. 432. SEITER, RONALD A.; Marion, Ohio, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Track Team. p. 432. SEKURA, CAROL SUE; West Mifflin, Penn- sylvania, p. 432. SELDIN, DEBORAH, Beattyville.p. 432. SELLS, STEPHEN PAUL; Valley Station, Sigma Chi — Vice President, Interfrater- nity Council, p. 432. SENSEL, ELIZABETH ANN; Dayton, Ohio, Food and Nutrition Club, Phi Upsilon Omicron. p. 432. SENSEL, MAUREEN LYNN; Covington, Anglicans, WOS, WRA, HPER, CWENS, Catalina Club, Collegiate Pentacle. p. 432. SETTLES, JEFFREY KAYS; Springfield, Kappa Alpha, p. 432. SEWELL, CHARLES BRITTAIN, Winchester, Counter-Guerrilla Raider Company, AUSA. p 432. SEWELL, NORMA BUSH, Winchester, Delta Omicron, MENC p. 432. SHEKELL, JOHN JEFFREY; Louisville, p 432. SHELTON, KAREN E.; Louisville, Interdorm Council — Vice President, Kappa Delta Pi — Historian, Student Senate p. 432. SHEPHERD, WILLIAM MICHAEL; Dayton, Ohio. p. 432 SHIPMAN, JOYCE ELIZABETH, Sidney, Ohio, Kappa Delta, College Republicans, p. 432. SHONERT, GENEVIEVE GRACE; Falmouth, Young Republicans p. 432. SHOUP. JAMES ROBERT; Stanford, p. 432. SHRADER, SUSAN JEAN, Louisville, Chris- tian Student Fellowship, Circle K Sweet- heart, Oratorio Choir, Home Ec. Club, Phi Upsilon Omicron — Treasurer p. 432. SHROUT, DAVID L , Mt Sterling, Pershing Rifles — Company Commander — Pledge Officer, p. 432. SHYE, CARL WHEELER, Lexington, Alpha Phi Sigma p 432 SIDEBOTTOM, ROBERT RAY; Louisville, IED Club p. 432 SIEREVELD, DAVID ANTHONY, Ft Thomas, Sigma Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, Direction Eastern p 432 SIMCOE, PAMELA L.; Shepherdsville, Kappa Delta, p. 432 SIMPSON, DEBORAH ANN; Owenton, K- Mate. p 432. SIMPSON, JAMES F.; Chelsea, Massachu- setts p 432. SIMPSON, MARY SUSAN, Junction City p 432 SIMPSON, NANCEY MAE; Springfield, Sigma Alpha Eta, SCEC p. 432. SIMPSON, SHEARLY ELOISE; Anderson, Indiana, p. 432. SIMPSON, SUSAN GATES; Russell p. 433. SIMS, BRENDA DELORIS; Lily. p. 433. SIMS, LARRY B.; Mt. Olivet, HPER, Young Democrats, Eta Sigma Gamma, p. 433. SINGER, M CRAIG STEVEN; Los Angeles, California, Young Democrats, AUSA — Senior Cadet Advisor, p. 433. SIZEMORE, BRENDA N.; Hazard, p 433. SIZEMORE, MARY PAULETTE; London, SCEC — Treasurer, p. 433. SKEDEL, DEBORAH M.; Seward, Pennsyl- vania, Association of Law Enforcement, p. 433. SKEENS, KEN HAROLD; Pikeville. p. 433. SKIDMORE, JAMES M.; Harlan, p. 434. SKIDMORE, MARTHA LOU; Elizabethtown, Delta Omicron, Concert Choir, Oratorio Choir p. 434. Kreskin uses his amazing psychic ability to astound Eastern students. SLAUGHTER, DONALD LEE; Louisville, p. 434. SLONE, ANDREW P , Lexington, Young Democrats, Veterans Club. p. 434. SLONE, ROBERT WAKEFIELD, Charles- town, Indiana, Kappa Mu Epsilon p 434 SMALL, ELISABETH ANNE REGINA, Lex- ington, Alpha Gamma Delta, Concert Choir. Catalina Club. p. 434, SMITH, ARLIENE; Manchester, Kappa Delta Pi, SNEA p. 434 SMITH, BILLY CHARLES; Manchester p. 434. SMITH, CONSTANCE R , Lovely p. 434 SMITH, CYNTHIA M.; Louisville, Queen Athena, Gymnastics Club p 434. SMITH, DENNIS HOWARD; Ft Thomas, Sigma Nu, Treasurer p. 434. SMITH, JANET PAIGE; Greensburg, Kappa Delta Tau, Pledge Chairman, p. 434. SMITH, JEAN M., Lexington, p. 435 SMITH, JOHN N.; Louisville, IED Club. p. 435. SMITH, SHARON MARIE; Springfield p. 435. SMITH. THOMAS ALLEN; Erlanger, Beta Theta Pi, Accounting Club. p. 435. SMITHER, BARBARA CAROLE; Pleasure- ville. p. 435 SORRELS, MARILYN KAY; Ft. Mitchell, Kappa Alpha Theta, Direction Eastern, p. 435. SPALDING, SAMMY L; Lebanon p. 435. SPENCER, DONNA GAIL; Williamsburg, Phi Upsilon Omicron — Corresponding Secretary, Nutrition Club, Home Ec. Club. p. 435 SPENCER, RICHARD ALAN, Louisville, Beta Theta Pi, lota Lambda Sigma, p. 435. SPRINGATE, DONNA CAROL; Louisville, INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS 575 SCEC — Vice President, ACE. p. 435. SPURLOCK, BRENDA JUNE; Cincinnati, Ohio. p. 435. STAGGS, GARY LEE; Fairfield, Ohio, Ath- letic Trainer, p. 435. STALLINGS, CHARLES O; Springfield, p. 436. STANFIELD, VIRGINIA KELLEY; Flemmgs- burg, WRA, Women ' s Track Field Team, HPER, Delta Psi Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi — President, Collegiate Penta- cle — Corresponding Secretary, Field Hockey Manager, p. 436. STANLEY, ROBERT EDWARD; Betsy Layne. p. 436. STAPLETON, DAVID LEE; Richmond, Vet- erans Club, SNEA. p. 436. STAZETSKI, KAREN J ; Donora, Pennsyl- vania, GROWTH, Young Democrats, p. 436. STEILBERG, HERMAN RONALD; Louisville, p. 436. STERCHI, MARSHA FAYE; Valley Station, Chi Omega — Activities Chairman, Col- legiate Pentacle, HPER. p. 436. STERN, SAM; Champaign, Illinois, lota Lambda Sigma, IED Club — Treasurer, p. 436. STEVENS, KENT; Mt. Eden. p. 436. STEWART, LELAND EARL; Pineville, Wres- tling, p. 436. STEWART, MARGARET GAYLE; Perryville, ACE. p. 436. STIDHAM, DIANA P.; Hyden. p. 436. STILES, WANDA SUE; Howardstown, SNEA, CIRUNA — Vice President, p. 436. STOFFREGEN, BRAD LOUIS; Hamilton, Ohio. p. 436. STOKES, EDDIE SULLIVAN; Fern Creek, p. 436. STOKES, LEE DUNCAN; Louisville, p. 436. STOLT, RENA RUTH; Wyoming, Michigan, This is neither a rat trapped in a glass jar, nor an Eastern senior. It ' s freshman Mel- ody Wiedmer, longing to be a senior. Christian Science College Organization — Treasurer, p. 436. STONE, DAVID WENDELL; Bardstown. p. 436. STOVALL, TERRY A.; Bremen, Alpha Phi Sigma, Association of Law Enforcement, p. 436. STRATTON, ROXIE CAROL; Harrodsburg, ACE, Kappa Delta Tau, Collegiate Penta- cle p. 436. STRICKLAND, JANICE LEE; Louisville, Chi Omega, Sigma Alpha Heta, Student Sen- ate, Milestone, p. 436. STROUD, SHARON GALE; Louisville, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Collegiate Pentacle. p. 436. SULLIVAN, JUDELLE; Greensburg, Kappa Delta Tau — President, p. 436. SULLIVAN, JUDITH C; Louisville, p. 436 SUMNER, PATRICIA ANN; Whitley City, Home Ec. Club. p. 436. SUMNER, JR , WILLIAM EDWARD; Ft. Knox. p. 436. SUPPLEE, JONNIE MAC; Carrollton. p. 436. SWANSON, THOMAS E; Louisville, Persh- ing Rifles — Chaplain, p. 436. SWEENEY, BETTY JEAN; Waynesburg. Baptist Student Union, p. 437. SWOPE, CARLA KAY; Dayton, Ohio, Pan- hellenic Council — President, Chi Omega, Center Board, Governance Committee, p. 437. SWORD , CLYDE S.; Middletown, Ohio. p. 437. TACY, SUSAN ANN, Cincinnati, Ohio, Alpha Phi Sigma, Association of Law Enforcement, Young Republicans, p. 437 TALLENT, EDWIN MILLER; Albany p. 437. TATUM, THOMAS MICHAEL; Lebanon, Biology Club. p. 437. TAYLOR, TERRY CARLTON; Bloomfield. p. 437 TEDDER, J. DARRYL; Louisville, Veterans Club, Student Senate Representative, p. 437. THOMA, JOHN J.; Sidney, Ohio. p. 437. THOMAS, PAULA MICHELLE; Louisville, p. 437. THOMPSON, BILLY RAY; Fern Creek, p. 437. THOMPSON, PAMELA KAY; South William- son, Young Republicans, Beta Theta Pi Daughter of the Diamond, p. 437 THOMPSON, PRISCILLA, J.; Louisville, Collegiate Pentacle, Alpha Delta Pi, Homecoming Committee, p. 438. TIDWELL, C. THOMAS; Louisville, Phi Delta Theta. p. 438. TILLERY, LINDA; Richmond, WRA, Cam- pus Gold. p. 438. TIPTON, JAMES A.; Irvine, p. 438. TOMLINSON, WILLIAM ROY; Evarts, Span- ish Club. p. 438. TOROK, KAREN ELAINE; Jackson, p. 438. TORSTRICK, MICHAEL WAYNE; Louisville p. 438. TRAMMELL, ROGER WAYNE; Pine Knot College Republicans, Sigma Tau Pi. p 438. TREES, CHRIS TINA; Louisville, p. 438. STEVEN BUSH; Richmond, p TRIBBLE, 438. Pikeville, Theta Chi BARBARA ANN; Louisville, p. TRIMBLE, TERRY N. p. 438. TROSPER, BRENDA SUE; Corbm. p. 438. TRUAX, SANDRA RAE K.; Taylorsville. p. 438. TRULOCK, MICHAEL L; Austin, Indiana, p. 438. TULLY, DEBORAH GENE; Benton, Geology Club, Freshman Class Representative, p. 438 TURLEY, LAURA MARGUERITE; Ironton, Ohio, HPER, WRA, Kappa Delta, ROTC Sponsor, p. 438. TURNER, CARLIS EARL; Dayton, p. 438. TURNER, CLIFFORD H., Louisville, IED Club. p. 438. TURNER, DANIEL L; Richmond, p. 438. TURNER, LEONA; Jackson, p. 438. TURNER, WILLIAM MICHAEL; Louisville, Beta Theta Pi — Treasurer, Interfrater- nity Council — Secretary, p. 438. TURPIN, JAMES THOMAS; Dayton, Ohio, p. 438. TUSSEY, IRA JOE; David, Pershing Rifles, ROTC p. 438. UNSELD, 438. UPCHURCH, WADE NELSON; Monticello, Basketball Team. p. 438. VAN BEVER, GLORIA D.; Somerset, Kappa Delta Tau, Collegiate Pentacle, Student Senate, Psi Chi. p. 438. VAN HOOK, LINDA N.; Somerset, Phi Omega Phi, Phi Kappa Phi. p. 438. VAN NATTA, BOBBY EVAN; Shelbyville, Sigma Chi, Gymnastics Team. p. 438. VAN SLYKE, DON WINSTON; Louisville, Track, SNEA, Student Senate, p. 440. VANOVER, JAMES RONNIE; Middlesboro, Baptist Student Union, p. 440. VANOVER, RONNIE WAYNE; Benham. p. 440. VANZANT, ROGER DALE; Mt. Vernon, p. 440. VAUGHN, ORLEEN; London, Home Ec. Club. p. 440. VICE, JANNA PARTIN; Williamsburg, CWENS — Secretary, Phi Beta Lambda — President, Pi Omega Pi President, Collegiate Pentacle — Vice President, Kappa Delta Pi. p. 440. VICE, WAYNE D.; Corbin. p. 440. VICKERS, MICHAEL J.; Cold Springs, p. 440. VICTOR, LINDA DELAINE; Garrett, p. 440. VITATOE, LINDA JO; Wheelwright, p. 440. VLIEK, MELISSA R.; Oceanside, New York. 576 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS p. 440. VOTAW, GLORIA JILL; Harrodsburg, Colle- giate Pentacle, Baptist Student Union Textiles and Design Club. WRA, House Council, Kappa Delta Tau, Student Sen- ate Representative p. 440. WADE, DAVID M.; Harrodsburg. p. 440 WADE, DEBRA KAY; Ashland, Kappa Delta, p. 440 WAGGENER, CONNIE WADE; Campbells- ville. p. 440. WAGNER, ROBERT JAMES; Cincinnati, Ohio, Sigma Chi, Magister. p. 440 WALTERS, DANIEL DEE; Newark, Ohio, Cheerleader, p. 440. WALTERS, LARRY EDWARD; Fairfield, Ohio, Phi Delta Theta, American Market- ing Association, p. 440 WARD, CHARLES FARIS; Muses Mills, Col- lege Republicans, p. 440 WARD, NANCY LYNNE; Greensburg, Indi- ana, Delta Omicron, MENC. p. 440 WARDELL, THOMAS ALAN; Lexington, Circle K — President, Collegiate Demo- crats, Marketing Club. p. 440 WARE, THOMAS CLAYTON; Paris p 440 WARREN, KAREN BLOYD; Greensburg, HPER, AAHPER, SNEA, Alpha Delta Pi, Interdorm. p. 440 WASHINGTON, JR., JOE IVA; Lynch, Foot- ball, FCA, Kappa Alpha Psi. p. 440 WATHEN, HAZEL MARGARET; Henderson, Kappa Delta Tau — Recreation Chair- man, Catalina, Newman Apostolate, Young Democrats, HPER p. 440 WATKINS, JOHN W.; Manchester, p. 440 WATSON, JUDITH PYLE; Harlan p. 440 WATSON, NEIL STANTON, Garrett p. 440 WATSON, SYLVIA LEE; Walton p. 441 WAUGH, DONNA RAYE; Carlisle, Kappa Delta Pi, Psi Chi, Collegiate Pentacle. p. 441. WEBB, CHRISTOPHER J , Jackson, Michi- gan, Swimming Team, Omicron Alpha Kappa, E. Club. p. 441. WEBB, JOHN KEITH; Prestonsburg, Phi Kappa Alpha, EKU Players, Dance Thea- tre, p. 441 WEBB, ROY ESTD; Willingboro, New Jer- sey p. 441 WEBSTER, CINDY P.; Dry Ridge p. 441 WEIMER, ROBERTA LOUISE; Louisville, Alpha Delta Pi. p. 441 WELCH, JOY LYNN; Richmond p. 441 WELLS, TERRY LYNN, Richmond p. 442. WEST, DOUG W ; Richmond, p. 442 WESTERMAN, GLORIA L; Louisville, Biol- ogy Club, WRA — Vice President, Wom- en ' s Volleyball Team. p. 442. WESTERMAN, PAUL W.; Villa Hills p. 442. WESTRICH, WALTER NEAL; Okeana, Ohio, p. 442. WHEELER, BRENDA DAWNE; Salyersville, Sigma Tau Delta — President, Kappa Delta Pi — Secretary, Kappa Delta Tau, Aurora — Co-Editor, Student Senate, Oratorio Chours, College Republicans, Milestone Staff, Concert Choir, Canter- bury Club — Treasurer, Student Publica- tions Board, Direction Eastern, Senior Classical League, p. 442. WHEELER, DAVID KAY; Dayton. Ohio, Phi Alpha Theta. p. 442. WHEELER, DOUGLAS RICHARD; Bedford, p 442 WHICKER, JILL SHANNON, McKee, Direc- tion Eastern, KYMA, Kappa Delta, Asso- ciation of Law Enforcement, Little Colo- nels Drill Team, Flag Squad, Marching Maroons p. 442. WHITAKER, CLIFFORD DALE; Cynthiana. p. 442. WHITAKER, SHEREE DAWN. Chavies p.442, WHITAKER, WILLIAM JOSEPH; Louisville, Young Democrats, Phi Alpha Theta p. 442. WHITE, DAVID E ; Richmond, Omicron Alpha Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta, Le Cercle Francias, Drum Ma|or, Marching Maroons, Kappa lota Epsilon. p. 443. WHITE, STEPHEN G . Frankfort, Phi Mu Alpha p. 443 WHITSOM, WILLIAM SCOTT; Edgewood, Beta Omicron Gamma p. 443 WICKLUND, ANDRA VAYE; Independence, p. 443 WIDUP. ROBERT M ; Richmond p. 443. WIGGINTON, DONALD L; Louisville, Veter- ans Club p. 443 WILBORN, SUSAN DARLENE; Shelbyville, CWENS, Kappa Delta Tau, Chamber Choir, Concert Choir, Orchestra, p. 443 WILHELM, BRUCE WAYNE, Liberty p. 443 WILKINS, LIZABETH LEE; Dayton, Ohio, SNEA, Young Republicans, Alpha Delta Pi, College Panhellenic Association, French Club. p. 443 WILLIAMS. BRENDA SUE; Lexington p. 443. WILLIAMS, COLEEN ELAINE, Frankfort, Kappa Delta Pi, Kappa Delta Tau p. 443 WILLIAMS, DONALD LOUIS; Shelbyville, Baseball team p. 443. WILLIAMS, MARK HUSTON; Lexington, IED Club — Vice President, lota Lambda Sigma — President, Academic Advising Committee, p. 443. WILLIAMS, RANDALL H.; Frankfort, p. 443 WILLIAMS. ROBERT LEE; South Ports- mouth, p. 443. WILLIAMS, TED JAMES; Mason, Ohio p. 443. WILLIAN, BILLY JOE; Hodgenville. p. 443. WILLIAN, SUSAN SHEWMAKER; Harrods- burg. p. 443. WILSON, JUDITH ANN; Brooksville. p 443 WILSON, KAREN SUE, Falmouth p. 443. WILSON, LEWIS II; Berea. University Play- ers, Orchestra SIMS 443. President, p. WILSON, REBECCA JEAN; Harrodsburg, Alpha Delta Pi. Little Sigma p. 443. WILSON, ROSANA H , Richmond p. 443 WILSON, TERRY ALLEN, Richmond, p. 443 WILSON, WAYNE, Tampa, Florida, E Club, Football Manager, p 443. WINBURN, JR . EUGENE WILLIAM; Louis- ville, Philosophy Club, Marketing Club — Vice President, Inter-dorm — Vice Presi- dent, p. 443. WINNER, CATHY LOUISE, Cincinnati, Ohio, Geology Club — Treasurer, p. 443 WISE, BRENDA R ; Danville p. 443 WITT, ARNOLD RAY, Goshen, Indiana, Sigma Nu p. 444 WITT, HARAN EDMOND; Holmes Mill p 444 WITT, JAMES DAVID; Mount Vernon, p. 444 WITT, MALCOMB M , Paris p. 444 WOLF, ROBERT LEE, Louisville, Gymnastic Team p 444 WOLFE, DENNIS RAY; Covington, Accounting Club. Interdorm Council, p. 444 WOLFZORN, ROBERT ALLEN, Fort Thomas p 444 WONG, T J , Hong Kong, Sigma Chi p. 444. WOOD, MICHAEL GLENN; Pleasureville. p. 444. WOOLDRIDGE, KATHY DARLENE; Owens- boro, Sigma Alpha Eta. p. 444. WORLAND, MARGARET ANN; Louisville, p. 444 WOZNY, MARY ANN; Louisville, Biology Club — President, p 444. WREN, ALVIN, Gravel Switch p 444 WRIGHT, GARRY WENDELL; Somerset, p 444 WRIGHT, JR , JAMES E ; Louisville p 444 WRIGHT, JANE E ; Prestonsburg p. 444. WRIGHT, NORMAANNE, Junction City, HPER, WRA, Track and Field Intercollegi- ate p 444. YOUNG, DEBORAH ANN; Danville, Track Team, Young Republicans p. 445. YOUNG, DONALD LEON; Steubenville, Ohio p. 445 YOUNG, JOHN C ; Trinidad, West Indies, Tennis Team p. 445. ZAENGLEIN, PRISCILLA ELLEN; Botkins, Ohio, Newman Center, Grotto Club p. 445 ZIERES, BRENDA A., Liberty, New York, HPER, Delta Psi Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi. p 445 ZION, DENNIS C; Bellevue. p. 445 INDEX DIRECTORY SENIOR CREDITS 577 Index and Directory Abbott. Charlotte A 527 Abbott, Daryl R Abbott, Deborah L 210, 219. 371. 385 Abbott. Jil M 499 Abbott. Joan Abbott. Larry P Abbott, Linda M Abbott, Pamela K 527 Abdoo. Frank B Abdulkadir. Helen P Abel, Jeannette M Abell. George H Jr 385 Abell. James M Abell. Joseph F Jr 527 Abernathy, Dianna L 527 Abernathy, William A Abner, Asa D Abner. Charlie Jr 21 5, 298. 385 Abner, Debbie A Abner, Millie E Abner, Richard G Abner. Ronnie 298 Abney. Cecil 172, 346 Abney, George K Abney. Joanne C Abney, Joseph T 251. 499 Abney, Robert S Abney. William M 499 Aboud, Bonnie M 288. 385 Abraham, Ben L Abraham. Frank L Abraham, Leona R 385 Abrams. Anna F Abrams. Robert C Abrams, Robin A 499 Abshear. Marthalyn B Abshear, Paula G Aboud, Bonnie 344 Achtzehn. Richard H 260. 446 Ackerman, Nancy T Ackers. Larry 161 Ackley. Robert J Adair, Kenneth A Adams, Betty L H Adams, Charlotte Adams. Cornelia Adams, Donna G 343. 385 Adams, Evelyn D 462 Adams, Frances L 327. 385 Adams, Gary W 385 Adams, Halbert E Adams, Hazel A 499 Adams, lona L Adams. James L 385 Adams. James L Jr Adams. James R Adams, John R 527. 260 Adams. John W III 550 Adams, Jonathan D Adams. Jorecia 527 Adams, Judith F Adams, Judy G Adams, Judy V Adams, Kathy R Adams. Kearney R Adams, Kevin J Adams, Linda L 215 Adams, Lynn C Adams, Mary V. 527 Adams, Mattie L 446 Adams, Miriam M Adams, Richard H Adams, Ruth A B. Adams. Sandra L R Adams. Sandra S Adams. Sarah T 288, 499 Adams, Timothy C Adams. William B 499 Adams. William D Adams. William E 527 Adams, William G 348 Adams, William O 274, 321 Adams, Wilma J Adamson. Brenda L 345. 527 Adcock, Carolyn S 473 Addison. Margaret S 527 Adkms. Bertee 219. 385 Adkms, Brenda S Adkms, Danny D Adkms, Dewey L Adkms. Earl D Adkms, Fon J Adkms, James E 527 Adkms, Judieth A R Adkms. Roger H Adkms. Rosalind Adkms. Rusan L 350. 385 Adkms, Thomas J ill Age, Steven M 499 Agee, Bruce C Agee, Eleanor R Agee, J B Jr AGRICULTURAL CLUB 371 Aguirre. Augusto F. 348. 364. 499 Ahern, Albert M Aiken. David S 342. 499 Akers. Jeftery L 499 Akers. Jon R Akers. Larry B Akers, Margaret J Akers, Randall Akers. S Michael Akin, George B Akin, Joseph W 322 Akms. Debbie L Akms, Terry L Akiyama. Takahide Akndge. Herbert H Jr 560 Albaugh, Leonard L Albrechi, Peter J Albright, James L 215. 385 Albritton, Wayne M Albro, Joyce M 385 Alcorn. Jennie L Alcorn, Judy C Alcorn, Patty J 527 Alcorn, Randell Alcorn, Wilma L 385 Alderson. Judy M 385 Aldndge, James A Alexander. Aimee H Alexander, Charles S Alexander. Joseph S Alexander, Judy J 499 Alexander, Keith S Alexander. Nancy K P. Alexander, Patricia S Alexander. Ronald J 288 Alexander, Shirley M 385 Alexander, Tom G Altord. David A 473 Alford, James H 385 Alford. Larry E Algier, Carol 218 Algier, Laloni J Algier, Madeline J Aliff. Carolyn S Allen. Allene F Allen. Blanda K 369, 473 Allen, C Richard Jr 172.212,377, 385. 379 Allen, Charles R 473 Allen. Dorothy S 362 Allen. Elizabeth 350. 527 Allen, Elmo B Allen, Emma J 289. 473 Allen, Ethel M Allen. Hilda F Allen, Jack A Allen. James H. 342 Allen, Jo E 527 Allen, John F Allen, Judy L 288, 499 Allen, Karen 211, 350. 499 Allen, Kirby L Allen, Larry O 385 Allen, Laura J. Allen. Mike L 527 Allen, Mona L Allen, Pamela L 99. 313 Allen, Paul H Allen, Robert C Allen, Ronald Allen. Ronald G Allen, Stanley D Allen. Steven W Allen. William C Allen. William R Allen, Yvon Allen. Yvonne E 210. 219. 369. 385 Alley, Dennis K 385 Alley. Gary D Alley. Michael J 303. 411 Alley, Rebecca S Alley. Thomas G Allison, Larry G Allison, Thomas E Allison, Wanda L Allison. William R Allphm, Robert H Jr ALPHA DELTA PI 292 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA 290 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA 295 ALPHA KAPPA DELTA 218 ALPHA PHI GAMMA 219 ALPHA PHI SIGMA 214 ALPHA PSI OMEGA 217 ALPHA SIGMA UPSILON 346 Alston. John P Alstott, Marvin J 260 Alsup, Rodney G 385 Alton. Kathy K 473 Ambler, Rowena E Ambrose. Elizabeth P Ambrose, Kathleen A 499 Ambrose, Martha E 371. 527 Ambrose, Pamela D 385 Amburgey, Arnold Jr Amburgey. Barbara S Amburgey, Connie Y Amburgey, Deborah L Amburgey, Kanon L 473 Amburgey, Margaret S Amburgey, Roger D Amburgey. Stephen G Amburn. Thomas A 499 Amerine, Bryan J Ames. Abbe D 350. 527 Anders, Betty J Anders, William D 297 Anderson, Amy J Anderson, Brenda K 527 Anderson. Carl W Anderson, Carol L 211, 499 Anderson, Conny E Anderson, Donna L Anderson, Earl Anderson, George A Anderson, Holly B Anderson, James M 385 Anderson. Joseph A Anderson, Judy 195 Anderson. Larry D 321 Anderson, Leslie L Anderson, Mae B Anderson, Michael S Anderson. Nancy P 527 Anderson. Patricia A 473 Anderson. Richard A Anderson, Rita S Anderson, Shirlene 527 Anderson, Shirley L Anderson, Steve A 499 Anderson, Sue 123 Andrews. Anne C Andrews. Cynthia R Andrews. Gail P Anello, Cecilia 499 Angel. Barbara R Angell, Patricia J Angle, Darrel W Annas. Sandra K H Annas. Victor S Anness, Rita G M Anselmo, Joseph C 223 Ansley, James G 527 Antle, Jimmy D Antle. Roy D Apple, James L Applegate, Kimberly D Applegate, Stephen W Applegate. Teresa A 343, 527 Arbogast. Gary W 446 Arbuckle, Betsy M Arcangeli. Kay W 446 Archer, Edgar G Archer, Howard P Argabnght. Daniel S 232. 234. 385. 233, 237 Argenbnght. Delaine Arlinghaus, James A 473 Armstrong, Betty B Armstrong, Dr Richard F 165 Arnett, Linda S Arnetl, Robert D Arnett, Victor E Arnold, Ann K Arnold, Art B Arnold, Betty F P Arnold. Doug E 527 Arnold, Gary M Arnold, Gloria S 527 Arnold, John S 385 Arnold. John W Jr 305 Arnold. Kathy G Arnold. Linda M 527 Arnold, Lydia F 349, 473 Arnold, Scott K Arnold, Scott T. 499 Arnold, Vivian R Arnold. Wes 244, 245. 248 Arnsparger. Nancy J 473 Art. Marilyn W Arthur, Alva L Arthur, James D Arthur, James L 527 Arthur, Wallace H Arvm. Carmon G. 473 An in, Robert L Asberry, Janice K Asbury, Fawn 499 Asbury. Sharon A Ashby. Gary L 250. 251 Ashby. Kimberly H Ashcratt, Betty R Asher. Curtis J, Asher, Dana L 371, 385 Asher, Herman 473 Asher. Julie D 527 Asher. Michael J Asher. Noah M Asher, Robert C Ashley. Loretta J Ashrat, Mohsen Ashworth. Clark S 305 Assanuvat. Sithi 348 ASSOCIATIONS 67 ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 371 ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT NURSING 368 ASSOCIATION OF U S ARMY 363 Atha. Kathy A Atha, Sheila F Atkins, Lorna K Atkins. Ronnie D. 316 Atkinson, Becky A 21 1 . 499 Atkinson, Jo Anne Atkinson. John D Atkinson, Paul D 346 Atkisson. Thomas A Atlas, Barbara H Atwood, Ebba L 473, 502 Atwood. Janet D Au, Shun Yee Auberry, Mary J 386 Aubrey. David A. Aubrey. Richard D 386 Aulick, Cyndi A 527 Ault, Steven L 346 AURORA 372 Ausherman. Margaret L Ausmus, Kathryn J H Austin. David J 214, 254, 446 Austin, Greg L Austin, Phillip R Auxier. Mary J Auxier, Patsy L Avenll, Laura J 211, 499 Aydt, Janet S 473 Aydt, Paula L 473 Ayers, Gary S 386 Ayers. Roger W 386 Ayers. Vicki A 213. 386 Ayette. Anthony A 499 Aylen, Virginia L Ayres, Deborah B 527 Ayres. Harvey D Azbill. Lois W Azbill, Robert N Babb. Danny R 305. 499 Babb, Lewis Babbage. Robert A 194.212 373 386, 319 Babcock, Robin G Baber, Douglas A 216, 369, 386 Baber, Alan 352 Baber, James L 386 Baber. Roy T Bach, Betty J 527 Bachelor. Linda S Bachelor, Marvin M Bachman, James R Bachman, Jane A Bachus, Susan J 369, 473 Back, Gary W 527 Back, Lorna J Backus. Richard G Bacon, Anne S 499 Bacon. Horace S Bacon, Patricia R Bacon. William H Bader. John G Jr, Bader, Kathleen R. Badessich. Carlos A 446 Badgett. Barbara N 499 Badgett. Rachel C Badgett. Dr Tom 157 Badishian, Deborah A 313. 499 Baechtold, James E Bagby, Cara M 419, 473 Baierlem, William R, Bailes. Steven R 527 Bailey, Barbara J 499 Bailey. Becky S 346 Bailey, David K Bailey, Deborah F. 575 Bailey, Dennis P Bailey, Gary S 386 Bailey. Georgia I Bailey. Gerald R 473 Bailey. Henry E 499 Bailey, Jacob T. 386 Bailey. Karen L 305. 327, 462, 527 Bailey, Karen L Bailey, Larry 380 Bailey. Louis J Bailey, Michael E Bailey, Oscar L Bailey. Patna G Bailey. Paula G 527 Bailey. Philip D Bailey, Stephen C 371, 473 Bailey, Talley 214 Bailey. Thomas W Bailey, Wayne R. 305 Baird, Cloyde R Baird, Kathy S 527 Baird, Ledford A Baird, Nancy S 527 Bakenhester. Eugene R. 386 Baker, Arthur T Baker. Audrey M Baker. Barbara S Baker, Barry L Baker, Bevie J Baker, Bonnie J 499 Baker, Carta J 355 Baker, Charles D Baker. Christopher T. Baker, Coleen E Baker. Connie D Baker, Deborah A 527 Baker. Demse E 369. 499 Baker, Dwayne Baker, Edward A Baker. Estelle G Baker, Frank L Jr 386 Baker. Fred 527 Baker, Gary L 527 Baker. Gary W Baker, Glenn D Baker. James P Baker, Janet L 473 Baker. Joel G 473 Baker, Judy A 473. 499 Baker. Judy A Baker, Landis 352 The listing begun on this page is intended to serve as a directory of the 1972-73 Eastern Kentucky University student body and as a stu- dent, faculty and activity index. Names of stu- dents who are pictured in the MILESTONE are followed by page numbers. The names of fac- ulty pictured are printed in italic type. Activities and organizations covered are capitalized. 578 INDEX AND DIRECTORY Baker, Leslie B Baker, Linda K 340, 499 Baker. Madahne E Baker, Mary P. Baker, Maurice W 527 Baker, Michael S 527 Baker, Milton E Baker, Nina J 527 Baker. Pamela S Baker. Paul Baker, Paul V Baker, Ruie Baker, Virginia Baker. Winifred A Bakos, Beth A 527 Balcom, Ronald F Baldndge, Janie R Baldwin, Alice H Baldwin, Charles E Baldwin, Mary Baldwin, Mary E Bales. Debra L. 473 Bales. James S Bales, Joan E 214. 473 Ball, Barbara J 386 Ball, Clinton E Ball. Constance S 194. 212, 379. 386 Ball, Darrell T Ball. Elizabeth A Ball, Larry D Ball. Philip C Ball, Sandra A Ballard, Cathy S 527 Ballard, Charles E 527 Ballard, Janice C 527 Ballard. Lloyd D Ballard, Paul D 258, 322 Ballard. Robed L Ballew. James E 329 Balmos, William H 341, 527 Balser. Judith A 527 Baltzley, Cynthia K 327. 473 BAND DAY 126, 506 Bandura. Stephen D Jr 214 Bandura. Stephen D Jr 342. 386. 346 Bandy, Michael D Bane, Deborah L Bangs, Bonnie J 327, 386 Banks. Roma F 386 Banks, Wade N Bankston. Gwendolyn J 292. 499 Banta. Wilma J Banzhat, Barbara A BAPTIST STUDENT UNION 288 Barbee, James H Barber, Brenda K 499 Barber, Bruce J 257. 342. 473 Barber, James R Barbour, Dennis R 241 Barclay, Russell C Bardwell, Tyne B 315. 528 Bartield. Cheryl L 386 Barlield, Deborah C 293 Barger. Gloria L 386 Barger, Mary C Barger. Michael W Bargo, Elizabeth Bargo, Gloria A 386 Bargo. Lola M Bargo. Robert F Bargo, Wallace R Barker, Barbara G 528 Barker. Carol F Barker. Deborah W Barker. John P. Barker, Mavin K 386 Barker, Nicholas D Barker, Pamela J Barker, Patricia M Barkley, Dwight G 1 51 , 371 Barkley. William B Barksdale, Milton K 218 Barlow, Charles S Barlow. James L 499 Barlow, Leroy L 140 Barlow, Linda E Barn, Elspeth M 348 Barnard, Charles J 360 Barnard, Jeanna L 499 Barnard, Michael M Barnard. Roderick L 305 Barnes. Bonnie D 560 Barnes, Clara J Barnes, Clifton E Jr 528 Barnes, Donnie G Barnes, Eugene N Barnes. Gerald E 219, 446 Barnes. Isa V H Barnes. Judy G Barnes, Mary S Barnes, Patsy C 499 Barnes. Robed D 386 Barnes, Stephanie L Barnes, Suzanne E 462. 4?3 Barnes. Terry S Barnes, William T Barnett, Glenda K 386 Barnett, James 306 Barnett, James Barnett, Jeflery L Barnett, Lana K Barnett, Lee H Barnett. Linda C 499 Barnett, Mary M 528 Barnett. Sara S 386 Barnett, Sondra J 560 Barnett, Susan J 462 Barnette, Philip L Barney, Patricia L 528 Barnhardt. Larry J Barnhart. Roger A 528 Barnhill. Donna R Barnott, Fred D 528 Barondick, Michele M 266. 499 Barr, Dixon A 1 74 Barrett. Toni J E. Barrett. William E Barrow. John W Jr 528 Barry, Michael B Barry, Pauline H Barsotti. Martin J 321, 330, 473 Badelmay, Gregory L Barth, Kimberly A 528 Barthen, Jill A 210, 386 Bartle, Billy J Bartley. David M Bartley. Dennis D Bartley, Michael D Bartley, Phyllis S Bartley, Thomas D Bartlow, Jim Bartolutti. Joseph J 319 Barton. James B Barton, Phyllis C 212. 377. 379, 473 Barton, Yvonne S 473 BAKSETBALL. WOMEN ' S 269 BASKETBALL 232 Bascom. George N BASEBALL, COLONELS 251 Basham, Roger L 386 Baskette. Hugh M Jr 446 Bass, Lee E Bassett, Ronald E Bassler, Stephen C 528 Bastin, William S Jr 528 Basye, Marjone R Batch. Mary E Bates. Charlene Bates. Danny J Bates. Deborah S Bates. Debra R Bales. Everett F Bates, George O Bates. James W Bates. Jennifer L Bates. Obie G 499 Bathiany, Deborah L 473 Batte, Marvin T 371, 499 Batts, James W 8atts, John L 346. 386 Batts, Teresa J 473 Bauer, Bruce H Bauer, Robert V 218 Baugh, Jeff R Baugh, Mary E Baughman, Bonnie B Bauhan, Connie S 210. 293. 386 Baumgardner, Vivian F 473 Baumgartner, Walter A Bausch, Margaret E 528 Baxter, Alfred M Jr Baxter, Steven G Baxter, Tonselara 528 Bayer. Dorothy L 213, 219, 287, 372. 387 Bayes, Vicki L Bayne. Tommy L Beach, Brenda K 528 Beach, Gloria R Beach, Larry W Beach. Paul R Beall, Thomas S Beam, Betty C 361. 387 Beam, Deborah A 528 Beam. Elizabeth C Beam. John R Jr 387 Beam, Stephen A Bean, Barbara A T Bean, Judith A 473 Bean. Richard H Beane, William S Beard, Bruce J Beard, Dennis J Beard, Shirley D Beard. Shirley M 473 Beard, William J 387 Bearse, Bill 251 Beardsley, Betty J Beardsley. Emily S Beaston, Kathleen A 528 Beaumont. Shern A Beaver, Guy M 341, 473 Beavers, Deborah G Beazley. Connie S Beban, Stephen L 315 Beck, Douglas A 499 Checking into dorms is the first of many steps to begin a new semester Beck. Linda S 473 Beck. Phyllis J Beck. Rudolph W Beck. Susan J 350. 528 Becker, Dorolhea M. Becker, Irene S Becker, Mary E Becker, Stanley F Jr 528 Becker. Terry A 292. 473 Beckler, James F 499 Beckner, Patricia H Beckner. Robert Becvar. Douglas J Beddow, Martha R Bedore, Jeanetle M 293, 387 Bee. Richard A 499 Beebe. Leslie A Beegle, Brenda K 292. 500 Beeler, Alan 352 Beeler, Jacob W Beeler. James O Beeler, Mary L Beeler, Patricia F Beeler, Robert W Beeler. Sister Mary Beeson, Lisbeth J 473 Beeson. Robert L Jr 346. 473 Begley, Barbie T Begley, Bruce B 473 Begley. Deborah S 96. 324 Begley, Deborah S Begley. Elizabeth Begley, Geneva B Begley, Granville Begley, James Begley, Jean R Begley, John W 284, 387 Begley, Joyce A M Begley, Kenneth W Begley, Lena D Begley, Linda L 387 Begley, Ralph D 446 Begley. Robert 128, 129 Begley. Rosemary L Begley, Serena K Begley. Starla S Begley, Walter D Begley, William Begley, William E 387 Behanan, Linda S 294 Behrens. Martha S 292. 473 Behymer, Sydney E Beitler, Rita M 473 Belcher, Duane L Belcher, Gerald G Belcher, Kathy T 387 Belcher, Nancy C S Belger, Marsha Belgrade, Peafl Bell, Belsey L 194,212,373,387 Bell. James 316 Bell, Martha A Bell. Mary J Bell, Rebecca C Bell, Ronald J Bell, Sara E Bell. William A Bell. William S 529 Bellairs, Deborah K 500 Bellairs. Donald E Jr Bellairs. Mary Bellamy, Deborah J 500 Bellamy, Donnda J Bellamy. Margaret C 387 Bellamy. Marguerite B Bellamy. Pnscilla 500 Bellando, Lila D Bellinger, Adana P Bellinger, Dennis S 473 Bender. Angela F 288, 473 Bender, Kenneth C 264 Benge. Carl D Benge, Mary E Benge, Norma J Benjamin. Barry K Benjamin, Edward A Bennett. Alma J Bennett. Carolyn E C Bennett. Clyde T Bennett, Daniel D 529 Bennett, Darns W 500 Bennett. David L Bennett. David N Bennett. Gary C Bennett, Gary W Bennett, Herbert S 500 Bennett, Jimmie A Bennett. Judy G 210,214.219, 387 Bennett. Linda S 500 Bennett. Lois V Bennett, Norman L Bennett. Patricia A 388 Bennmgtieid, Robert Bennings. John T Bensmg. Gayle A 529 Benson, Donald Benson, Gayle E Benson, Linda J 500 Benson, Richard L 217 Benson, Susan A 293 Bentle. Mary K 473 Bentley, Bettnia J 144.264.473 Benlley, Cessie M Bentley, Glenna D 474 Bentley, Sandra K 388 Benton. Brenda J 529 Benton, Carhles E II Benton, Kathy R 313 Benton, Nolan R. II Benton. Sandy L Benwell, Thomas E Jr Benz. Richard C 474 Benzel, Dennis M Berbench, Cathy M Berdine. Sergeant Casius 264 Berenbroick, Starr H 361, 500 Berge. Theodore J Bergman. Ronald E Bergmann. Guenter E Bergmann. Horst W Berkheiser, Barbara E Berkheiser, Samuel W Berlin, Teresa A 292 Berndt, Jane A 529 Berndt, Mary E Berner, Joseph P Jr Berner, Susan L Berner, Sandra L 529 Berry. David S 529 Berry, Dennis K Berry, Donna L 500 Berry. Georgietla L 529 Berry. Rolland H Berry. Sandra Lee 446 Berry, Ulysses G Berry, Wanda L 294. 388 Berry, William C Berryman. David L Bersaglia, Rosena 474 Bersagha. William G 346, 474 Bertelson. Dale R Bertram. Cletus M Bertram. Lynda S 3 1 3. 33 1 . 388 Bertram, William J Bertrand, Anita L 529 Bertrand, Robert J Jr 500 Bertrand, Susan A 388 Best, Alton G Best. Patricia D 500 BETA OMICRON GAMMA 299 BETA THETA PI 297 Bettis, Taylor M Bettler, Dr Alan 166 Betz, Eveanna K 377, 474 Bevms, Dinah R Bevms. Jacqueline J Bibbs. Anna M Bibee. Beverlee A Bibelhausen, Nancy J 211.324. 500 Bickers. Daniel K Biddle. Paul A Biddle. Randall L Biddulph, Sydney J Bidwell, Charles R 388 Bidwell, Delena C 462 Biehn, Mary A 529 Bielecki, Richard J Bielecki, Sara R Bielefeld, Janet M 529 Bteniek, Cheryl L 529 Bilger, Marsha A 500 Bihter, Honsel C Biliter. Mary B Biljer. Marsha 268 Billings, Patricia L Billiter. Michael R Billups. Lora L 474 Binggeli, William L Biondo, David M Birch. Alvm 225 Birchfield, Harold W Bird. Joy E Bird. Nancy E Bird. Sarah F 529 Birge, Linda M 388 Birkle. Mollie J 529 Bisceglia, Mary S 529 Bischoff, Steve J Bisher. Bruce L 500 Bishop, Clay M 500 Bishop, David M Bishop, Dwight K 529 Bishop. Gayle Bishop, James R Bishop, Joseph B Bishop, Laura L Bishop. Mane A Bishop. Victoria R Bisig, Daniel G 529 Bisig, James C 316. 388 Bisio. Cynthia A Biven. Thomas A Black, Ann R Black. Barbara A 268 Black, Charles A Black, Charles D Black. Charles E Black. Connie L 327. 389 Black. Debbie A 389 Black, Donna F Black. Douglas K 287. 363, 500 Black. Gregory H 529 Black. James G Black, Jerry W 529 Black, John W INDEX AND DIRECTORY 579 Black, Kathy J 529 Black, Kennelh C Black. William D Blackburn, Bill R 306. 529 Blackburn, Carolyn G 529 Blackburn, David C Blackburn, Donald W Blackburn, George C 500 Blackburn. Larry W 389 Blackburn. Marcella M Blackburn, Mary A Blackburn. Randall Blackburn, Rickey L Blackburn, Winona R 529 Blackman, Gordon R Blackwell. Meredith A 446 Blair, Jack H Blair, James F 500 Blair, James R 389 Blair, Joyce A A 202. 389 Blair, Kenneth Blair. Paul E 389 Blair. Rhonda L 389 Blair. Robert E Blair. Sally 389 Blair, Thomas D Blair, William E Blake, Brenda L Blake. Howard D 446 Blake. Sara E 529 Blakeman, Anne S. 474 Blakeman, Brenda K Blakeman, Carol A Blakemore. Wooltolk H Blakey. Ann C Blanc, Linda C 474 Blanchard. Elizabeth Bland. Mary M 474 Bland. Michael L 462 Bland. Timothy S Blandtord, Barbara S Blantord. James M 529 Blank, Mary P Blank. Patti A 500 Blankenship, Billy S Blankenship, Henry T Blankenship, Orville Blankenship, Page C 529 Blankenship, Paula V Blankenship. Roger D 389 Blanton, Peggy R 389 Blanton. William M Blaske. Donna D Blaske. Stephen F Blaylock, David F Blaylock. Joyce A Blaylock, Laura S Bledsoe, Dons E 213. 389 Bleevirt, Kenny 322 Blessing, William D Elevens. Denise K 340 Blevms. Emily A 529 8levins. Gail E Blevms, Gail I 462 Blevms. Martha S 389 Blevms. Mary L Blevms. Michael L 474 Blevms. Ralph G Blevms. Thomas A 298 Blewitt. Kenneth J 251 Blmcoe, Thomas C 306 Blizzard. Mary E 327. 351 Bloomer, Mary Lee V 529 Blum, John C 500 Blunschi. Betty Blunschi. Joette 529 Blythe. Robert R 185. 446 Boardman, Karen L Boardman. Linda L R 529 BOARD OF REGENTS 128 Boatnght, Linda S 294, 474 Bodey, Thomas A 251. 500 Bodme, Linda D 474 Bodnar. Sharon L 343. 529 Boes. Linda A 529 Boesmg. Stephen A BOG COUNTY FAIR 28. 299. 240, 569 Bogdan, Daniel J Boggess, Rita J 474 Boggs. Barry M Boggs. Eh2abeth A Boggs, Mark K Boggs. Mary L Boggs, Nancy E 324 Boggs. Rita K Boggs, Thomas D 264, 265 Bogie. Barbara K Bogie, Loretta 500 Bogie, Wanda L Bogliole, David J Jr Bohannon. Louise M Bohannon, Thomas W Boian. Allan W 529 Bokelman, Allen E 303 Bokelman. David J 303 Boland. Deborah A. 529 Boland. Karen S Boland, Mitchell B Boleyn, Roy 474 Boling, George G Bolster. Diane L Bolton. Arthur D 321, 346 Bolton, Elizabeth B 529 Bolton, Nancy F Bolton. Wallace W 474 Bolzan, John A. Bonagura. Debra A 350, 529 Bonar, Marlene F 474 Bonar. Richard C Bond. Betty L S Bond, David L Bond, Jerry W Bond, Leslie A Bond, Paul Bonneman, Jo An-Loma 352 Bonnett, John A 210, 474 Bonny, Thomas H Bonta, Richard B Bonzo. James M 500 Booher. Shen A 529 Booker, Lavetta R Boone, Donald Sidney Boone, Randi G 293. 474 Boone. Tonie S Boonyaraksa, Archara Boonyawat. Anchalee Bootes, Pat A 529 Bootes, Thomas R 446 Booth. Ivan P Booth. James K Booth, Leslie K Booth, Veralyn Sue Boothe, Anne L Boothe, Judith A Boothe. Linda G Boothe, Rosalee 389 Bordas, Edward M Bordas, John F Borden, Billy J Borden, Daniel U Borders. Harold I 347 Borders, Jane A Boren. David A 260, 363. 371, 500 Boring. Steven K 215. 363. 389 Borst, Sharalee 500 Bosler, Christina M 389. 502 Bosley, Joseph G Bostelman, Kenneth P 260 Bostic. Howard R Jr 287. 322 Botkms. Tern S. 529 Botner. John M Botner. Nancy C 500 Bott. John E Bottom, Ronnie P 319 Bottoms, Barbara L 462 Bottorlt, Charles T. 560 Bolts, Guy S 319 Bouland, Tony R Bourne, James P 389 Bouton, Barbara S 198 Bovmet. Frederick M 500 Bovland. Tony R. 529 Bowen, Allen P 389 Bowen. Bonnie L 500 Bowen, Lonnie J 474 Bowers. Darrell M Bowers, Holly M Bowers. John C 446 Bowers, Linda J. K. 446 Bowers, Patricia A Bowles. Deborah A 474 Bowles. Doyle L Bowles. John D 529 Bowles. Mary J 529 Bowlm, Katherme S Bowlm. Steven T Bowling, Billy Jr Bowling, Cheryl R Bowling, Connie L 500 Bowling, Donald W Bowling Doris C Bowling, Herbert Bowling, James A. Bowling, Kevin D Bowling, Larry J. Bowling, Lyle Bowling. Margaret A Bowling, Richard P Bowling, Ronald D. Bowling. Ronnie Bowling, Ronnie L Bowling, Wayne Bowman, Barbara A 529 Bowman, Cathy L Bowman. Charles R. Bowman, Jack Jr 389 Bowman. Jack V Jr Bowman, James A 500 Bowman, James R Bowman, Larry Bowman, Linda S Bowman. Nanci A Bowman, Sherrie F Bowman, Virginia K 361 Bowman, Wendell H. Boyd, Billy C Boyd. Billy J Boyd. Elmo D Boyd. Linda K. H Boyd, Melvin E Jr 334, 346 Boyd, Ronald D. 446 Boyd, Ruby J 351 Boyd, Or Ursel D. 1 66 Boyea. Andrea R Brace. Colleen J 292 Bracken, Barbara J 389 Bracken. Daniel B Living in a dorm provides students with an opportunity to get together with othei! students for exam-cramming. Bradbury, Phil N Braddous, Brenda 212 Bradford. Brenda G 389 Bradford, Janet G Bradford, Linda S Bradley. Brian M 315 Bradley, Sherri L 446 Bradley, Smith F Bradley, Tony F Bradshaw, Garry I Bradstreet, Mark C 529 Bradt. Russell N Brady, Mack E Brady. Mary C. Brady. Stephen S 529 Bracken. Doc 346 Brake. Olen C Jr 303 Brake. Vicki M 529 Bralley. John A Bramlage, Frances E 293, 389 Branch, Mary E 474 Brand, Edwin C Brandenburg, Charles Brandenburg, Diana C Brandenburg, Douglas Brandenburg, Esther Brandenburg. Janet W Brandenburg. Larry K 389 Brandenburg, Sharon K Brandon, Gary A 389 Branham. Belinda R 529 Branham. C Kevin Branham. Deborah J Branham, Gearldean A Branham. James E Branham, Judith A. 500 Branham, Judith C Branham. Keith W Branson, Kathryn B Branson, Mary L Branson, Terri A T Brant. Dennis G Brasel, Anna P. Brashear, Joe M Brashear. Judy H Brashear. S Ginger Braun. Kathleen M 343 Braun. Nancy D. 500 Brautigam. Ellen L 500 Bray. Ronald D Brecht. Margery M Breeding, Brenda R Breeding, Jack E Jr Breeding, Kenneth E Breeze, Richard C Brenda, William H 346. 389 Brentzel, Stewart E 474 Bresch, Mary A 462 Bresnen, Pamela R Bressert. Jay A 530 Bretz, Frances A 389 Brewer, Anne H Brewer. Darrell G Brewer, Fern S Brewer, Gary D Brewer, Janice 474 Brewer, Jenifer J 530 Brewer, John C Brewer, Larry D Brewer, Larry K Brewer, Michael G. Brewer, Nadme I 462 Brewer, Nancy H Brewer. Paul A Brewer, William D Jr 530 Brown Bridewell, Jerry L Brown Bridewell, Terry L Brown Bndgman, Jimmy K Brown Bnggs, Jeffrey D Brown, Bnggs, John F II Brown, Bright, Charles R 474 Brown, Bright, Sherry J Brown, Bngmon, Janet C 389 Brown. Brill. Bonnie L 530 Brown, Bnnegar, Carolyn S Brown, Bnnegar, Sherry Brown, Brisbay. Jacqueline M. 389 Brown, Bnte, Alven Brown, Bnttam. Rutus F Jr Brown. Bnttingham, Susan L Brown, Bntton. Charles H Brown, Bntton, Gregory T. Brown, Bntton, Larry S 389 Brown, Broaddus, Billy W Brown. Broaddus. Brenda W Brown, Broaddus, Otis W Brown, Broaddus, Rebecca 172 Brown, Broadus, Barbara M. Brown, Broadus, Brenda W. 218. 390 Brown, Broadwater, Richard R Brown, Brock. Betty L Brown, Brock. Charles E 530 Brown, Brock, Howard Brown, Brock, Kenneth S 474 Brown. Brock, Larry Brown, Brock, Rita J Brown, Brock, Russell Brown, Brock. Sharon E 212 Brown, Brock, Wilma J H Brown, Brockman, Paul R Brown, Brodt, John D 530 Brown, Broermann, Carta L 501 Brown, Brohm, Edwin F Brown, Brokaw, Paul F 213. 219, 287. Brown, 372. 390, 286 Brown. Bromback, Linda L Brown, Bromback, William G Brown. Bromley. Terry L 369, 390 Brown. Bronn. Donn O 500 Brown. Brooks, Ava S 390 Brown, Brooks. Betty S Brown. BROOKS. DENNY 67 Brown, Brooks, Gary S 316 Brown, Brooks, Gary S Brown. Brooks. James F Brown. Brooks, Martha M Brown. Brooks, Robert 234, 240 Brown, Brooks. Rosemary V, 500 Brown. Brooks. Steve B Brown, Broot. John D 341 Brown, Bross. Debbe Brown, Bross, Dennis R Brown. Brothers. David L Brown. Brothers, Jo Anne Brown. Brothers, Katherme A 266. 210, Brown, 390 Brown, Brotherton. Lois R Brown, Brotherton, Valerie A. Brown. Broughton, Patricia H. Brown, Brown, Alice M Brown, Brown, Barbara J 500 Brown, Brown. Bamngton M 316, 346, Brown, 390 Brown, Brown, Ben F Brown, Brown, Benjamin A. 390 Brown, Brown, Brenda E 211. 500 390 Brown. Carl W 232, 234. 530 Brown. Brown, Carol D Brown, Carter L Catherine R Charles G Clennon R Connie H Cordis A 500 Danes G Danny S Donna R Dons C. Freda K 364. 530 Gary F Gary R Gloria G Gregory A Gregory D 297 Helen E Henry E Jr Holds F Howard W Jackie G 530 Jacque L 390 James C James L James R Jan M Janie W Jimmy K JoeK John D John R John W Johnny E Joseph W 500 Joyce A Judith 340 Karen L 216, 390 Kathy A Keith D 500 Kenneth E Kenneth L Kenneth R Larry G. Lenita A 530 Lester R Lynn 500 Malmda G. 530 Mary L Michael C 216 Michael D Pamela B 530 Peggy W Raymond L 390 Richard D Richard L. Robert D 310. 311, 390 Ronald G Samuel M Sandra L 560 Sharon A Sharon L 500 Sharon L 267 Shen L Shirley A Stephan A 390 Stephen E Stephen F 316 Stephen T Steven R Susan H. 500 Sylvesterfl Jr 310. 311. Taunya H Tim 257 580 INDEX AND DIRECTORY Brown, Tommy R Brown, Wade A Brown. William R Brown, William S Brownell, Patricia L 390 Browning, Catherine A 500 Browning, Daniel L 217 Browning. Deborah K 530 Browning. Jana G Browning, J Lee 462 Browning, Judith L. Browning. Mary L. 530 Browning. Pamela S Browning, Paul L Jr Browning, Sarah E 390 Browning, William S, Broyles, Lane G Broyles, Ronald J Brucchien, Glenn M. Bruce. Lawrence L. 530 Bruce, Peggy L 446 Bruce, Raymond III Brumbaugh, Cathy A 267, 530 Brumett. Beverly A 560 Brundige. Teresa L. Bruner, David C Bruner, Debra A Bruner, Margaret J Brunker, Mary J 390 Brunker, Nancy K 500 Brunsman, Gregory W Brussell. James L 474 Bryan. Gail T 500 Bryan, Phil Jr Bryan, Timothy J 474 Bryant, Daniel E. Bryant. Dorothy W Bryant, Elizabeth C. 293 Bryant, Elizabeth F Bryant, Glenda R Bryant. Karla J. 390 Bryant, Larry M Bryant, Leslie B Bryant. Robert L 474 Bryant. Ronald D Bryant. Steven G 530 Bryant, Wanda J Buchanan. Gary N 210 Buchanan, Herbert D Buchanan, John W Buchanan, Joseph M 474 Buchanan, Mary E Buchanan, Stanley L Buchanon. Vicki M 500 Bucher. Robert W Buchman. Robert G Buck, Barbara A 269, 327, 474 Buck, Jeflry M Buck, Rubye G Buck, Sue Buckholz, Mary A 501 Buckingham, Richard S Buckler, William F. Buckler, William H 390 Buckley. Nicholas R. 390 Buckman. Theresa K Bucknam, Michael A Buckman, Robert G 446 Buckner, Oliver S 310, 311 Buckner. William D Budmger. Rae M Budzonsky, Eugene F 322 Buehner, James K 321.474 Buftin, Edward J 251 Buffin, Michael W Buftin, William E Bugg, David T 530 Bugg, Mark D 241 Bugg. Royce N 530 Bugg. Vicki G 463 Buie, Robed C 214, 446 Buik, S 348 Buis, Bernal C Buis, Michael A. 306 Buis. Peggy S 390 Bukenhoter, George A Bukowski. Lois A. 474 Bulishak, Daniel J 346 Bullard. James T Bullock, James L Bullock, Janet L 474 Bullock, Judith A Bumgardner. Reba R Bumgardner. Sheila J Bumgarner, Kathryn A Bunce. Donn D 530 Bunch, Anna B 446 Bunch. Charles E Bunch, Debra C 501 Bunch, Herby P. 501 Bunch. Lawrence O Bunch. Paula M 390 Bundy, Eric R. 390 Bundy, Manann Bundy, Marna W Bungenstock. Betty S 463 Bunger, Michelle A 501 Bunnell, David B. Bunting, Kenneth P Bunton, Laura S Burch. Alvin L Burch. Larry G Burch, Nancy L. 390 Burch, Rose M 501 Burch, William E Burchett, Raleigh L Burchett. Wade O Burchette. Bobby W. Burden, Rebecca S 375 Burdette. Amos M Burdette. Audrey J Burdette, Mary S 501 Burdge, Robert J. 287. 342. 474 Burg, Nita A. W. Burgess. Walter P Burgm, Lawrence E. Burgin, Pamela G 501 Burgm. Rhoda I Burkart, Cynthia A Burke. Jerry F Burke, Larry G Burke, Larry M Burke, Patricia Y Burke, Polmer Burke, Robert E 530 Burke, Roger W Burke, Ruth E Burke, Samuel W Burkett, Barry L 161, 446 Burkett. Gordon L Burkett. Michael D 474 Burkett, Patricia J C. Burkhart, Cynthia A 390 Burkhart, Patrick B Burkhart, Robert E 213 Burkhart, Steven C Burkhead. Don R Burks. Janet R 210, 390 Burks, Michael A Burlage, Mary J 501 Burleson. Jacquelyn 474 Burnett. Eugene Burnett. Mary C. 390 Burnett, Mary J Burnett, Richard B Burnette, Ronald F Burns, Barbara J Burns, Betty G Burns, Danny L Burns, Dianna L R 446 Burns, Edna S 560 Burns, Jack W Burns, James F Burns, James G Burns. James R 390 Burns. John E Burns. Michael R Burns, Peggy 474 Burns, Stephen D. 161 Burns, William E 392 Burns, William T. Burr, Molly M 350, 474 Burns. Carta J 501 Burns, David R Burns, Deborah K 530 Burns, James S Jr 342, 474 Burns, Peter W 322 Burns, Robert C 392 Burns, Wendell A Burson, Dawn R 530 Burton. Barbara B 501 Burton, Billy H Burton, Carolyn S Burton. Donald W 390 Burton, Jerryl D Burton, John B Burton. Kerby W Burton, Linda C Burton, Margaret S Burton. O V Burton, Pamela S Burton. Paul T Burton. Portia M 392 Burton, Sallyann Burton, Terry A Buschemeyer, Ehzabet Bush, Audenna M Bush, Beverly D 474 Bush, Candace M 530 Bush, Dixie A Bush, Herman 182, 218 Bush, James F. Bush. Janice H Bush, Jennifer L 501 Bush, Marjone C 474 Bush, Marshall L 227, 310. 311. 392 Bushong 224 Bussell. B Bryan Bussell, James G Bussell. Roger D Bussell, Victoria L 474 Bussey. Linda K 268, 501 Bussey. Rodney C Bustle, Rodney E Butcher. Bobby 217 Butcher, Jennie L Butcher, Thomas N 371 Butler, Bobby 355 Butler, Charlotte G 530 Butler, Deborah A Butler. Doretta J D 392 Butler, Eddie D Butler, Hank Butler, Kathleen J Butler, Larry J. Butler. Michael L Butler, Robert A Butler, Robert S 355 Butram. Lynda 343 Buyalos, Lynn R Byars, Irvine M III Byers. Eddie M. Byford, James L Byington, James G Byrd, Dennis W Byrd. Donald K By id, Hugh 214 Byrd, Josephus 474 Byrd, Joyce C 530 Byrd, Linda R R. Byrd. Phillip W 530 Byrd, Suzanne J. Byrdwell, Kenneth R 216, 369. 390 Byrn, Judson E Cable. Brenda 392 Cable, Donald R 392 CADUCEUS CLUB 364 Cahill, Martin J 530 Cahill. Tom 254 Cahoon, Verna M Cam, Bartlett G Cam, Devon 346 Cain, Frank D Cain, Linda K Cain, Lucille G. Cam, Michael Cairns. Dianne M 392 Cairns. Robert H 392 Caldwell, Barbara L Caldwell, Clarke A Caldwell, Debra K Caldwell. Dons Caldwell, Everett M. 474 Caldwell. Gloria A 501 Caldwell, Mary S Caldwell, Michael W Caldwell. Pamela L 154,210,292. 392 Caldwell. Rubel 354 Caldwell. William R 287, 392 Calhoon, Charles H Calico, Fred L Calico, Patricia E Calico, Ruth A 501 Calkin, Gerald 262 Call, Barbara J Call. Samuel M Callahan, Daniel Callahan, Kathy 375 Callahan. Leonard F. Callahan. Martha R Callas, Catherine G 392 Callebs, Harry L Calvert, Christine Calvert, Judy E 530 Calvert, Peggy A 530 Camenisch, Mildred P 392 Camemsch. Steven C Cameron, Charlotte M Cameron, James E Cameron, Lois R Camm, Charles K Camp, Connie B 288. 530 Camp, Wynella Y 292. 500 Campbell. Anne C Campbell. Barbara P Campbell. Betty J 530 Campbell, Brenda B Campbell, Brenda M 392 Campbell, Christine 530 Campbell, Christopher 305 Campbell. Clifford E 393 Campbell, David B 501 Campbell, David W Campbell, Deborah A. Campbell, Dennis W 393 Campbell, Douglas Campbell, Eugenia H Campbell, Freda L 393 Campbell, Gary D Campbell. Gary L 319 Campbell, Harold G Campbell, James C Campbell, James L Campbell, Jerry Campbell, Jerry W Campbell. Jesse A Campbell, Joyce C Campbell, Kenneth A. 530 Campbell, Leslie J Campbell, Linda K Campbell, Marion D Campbell, Marjone H 474 Campbell. Melvin L 474 Campbell, Michael 297 Campbell, Ralph Campbell, Richard H 321.501 Campbell, Rocky L 474 Campbell, Ronnie Campbell, Sidney J Jr Campbell. Stella C F Campbell, Stephen G 474 Campbell, Vanessa G 292, 393 Campbell, Vicky 530 Campbell, Virginia C Campbell, Walter M 446 Campbell, Wanda L Campbell. Wesley R Canaday, E Bradley 530 Cannavan, John L 530 Cannon. Cathy C 530 Cannon. Helen P Cannon, Jennifer A Cannon, Lois A 530 Cannon. Robert D Cannon, Ronald L 530 Cantrall. Roy S Cantrell, Carlton L Capps, Richard M Carder, Suzanne E 530 Carens. Robert 322 Carey, Brenda A Carey. Deborah J 530 Carlson, Kevin L Carlton, Dieter R 197, 201. 215. 303, 361. 393 Carlton, Emajo C Carmack, Oakley Carman, Cathryn A 377, 502 Carman, Eunice E Carman. Pamela K Carman, Terry W Carmickle. Deborah K Carmickle, Marcenia R Carmody. Michael W 475 Carnahan, James G 475 Carneal. Samuel D Carnes, Barbara B Carnes. Barry L 287. 475 Carnes, Gary E 241 Carnes, Lana W Carnes. Maxine Y Carnvale, Edward M 347 Carpenter, Chalmer R Carpenter, Daniel L Carpenter, David M Carpenter. Emily W 530 Carpenter. Gregory L Carpenter, Janice Carpenter, Martin A Carr, Deborah A 530 Cann, Deborah 219. 273, 393 Carr, Deborah L Carr, Gloria T. Carr, Jan E 530 Carr. Micheal W 502 Carr. Susan J Carnco. Barbara N 502 Carnco. Carolyn L Carnco. Helen R 531 Carrier, Oliver W 446 Carnngton, John A Jr Carroll, Betty Carroll. Herbert K Carroll. James R Carroll, Joyce A Carroll, Karen Carroll. Keith F 375. 393 Carroll, Loretta A Carroll, Susan L 393 Carruba. Ruth E 393 Carson, Jeffrey A Carson, Joyce M Carson, Kelly R 502 Carson, Ronald J 364 Carson, Steve A Carter, Anderson M Sr Carter, Charles M Carter, David K Carter, Delmar Carter. Dennis E Carter. Donna R Carter, Dorothy M Carter, Georgia M 393 Carter, Gloria S 531 Carter, Helen E 531 Carter, Jimmie L Carter, Karen L 502 Carter, Kenneth M Carter, Luta S Carter. Michael T Carter, Nathanael E 216, 369, 393 Carter. Nathanael E Carter. Phyllis K B Carter, Rhonda R Carter, Robert E Carter. Ronald D Carter, Terry C 531 Carter, Valerie J Carter, Veronica L 502 Carter, Westley D Carter, William C Jr Carty, Shannon Carver, Bobby E Carver. Gene 306 Case, Phyllis G 463 Case. Richard A 298. 393 Case. William G Casey, Cynthia A M 393 Casey. Dennis L Casey. Michael A 364. 475 Casey. Verna R Cash, Claudmnia B Cash, Donald L Cash, Ronnie D Cash, Vance O Casper, Clarence E Jr. Cassetty, Margaret J Cassiday. Rhonda L Cassill. Arthur D. Cassity, David J Cassity. Janet S Cassity, Linda J Casteel, Alexis D 502 Casteel, Darlene H Castle, Cheryl L 349. 393 Castle. James L Castle. Johnny M 393 Castle. Kelly L Castle. Marc D Castle. Patricia A Caswell. Janet E CATAL1NA CLUB 350 Cates. Arnold R 393 Cathers. David E Cathers. William R. Cathey, Onan Catlett. Daryl L Catlett. Elizabeth J 474 Catlett. Jacqueline R Catlett. Larry D Catlett. Phyllis W Catlett, Ronald L Catlett, Rosetta 313 Catlett. Sarah K Catron, Donald J 145 Catron, Verena E 218 Caudill, Aaron M Caudill, Annella J Caudill. Bobbie J Caudill, Brenda K Caudill, Dannie Caudill, Danny P Caudill, Florence C Caudill, Garhs Caudill, Gloria F Caudill. Jayne K Caudill. Jimmy A Caudill, Johnny M Caudill. Judith A 394 Caudill. Lawrence M Caudill. Lois A 531 Caudill. Lois C Caudill. Marcia C 446 Caudill. Mary L Caudill. Michael A 446 Caudill. Randall E Caudill. Roger D Caudill. Sandra Caudill. Sharon R 531 Caudill, Teresa D Cauley, James E Caulk. Mark J Caulk, Michael L Causey. Danny R Causey, Darrell Causey. Donald W Cawood. Betty J L Cawood. Constance V Cawood, Johnny K Cawood, Rena R Cayton. John W Cayton, Larry T Cecil. Charles H Cecil. David J 210, 287. 502 Cecil, Donna J Cecil. Florence A 502 Cecil, Jerry D Cecil. John R 394 Cecil. Mary C Cecil. Ralph E 502 Center. John T 394 Centers. Brenda L Centers. Linda L 21 1, 502 Chadwell, David C Chadwell, James R Chadwell, Johnny E 475 Chadwell, Randy A 244 Chadwell, Ricky C Chadwick, Jennifer A Chakins, Stephanie A 502 Chamberlain. Thomas G 287 CHAMBER CHOIR 353 Chambers. Anne L B Chambers, Dale M Chambers, James W Chambers, Joy L 531 Chambers, Penny P Chambers, Ralph D Chambers, Tom J 294 Chambers. Wallace 195 Chambers, William K Chandler. Carolyn L 324. 502 Chandler. Dusty L 267. 475 Chandler, John P Chandler, Melvin P Chandler, Samuel W Chaney, Angela R 502 Chaney, Dennis W 463 Chaney, James F Chaney. James M Chaney, Jerry Chaney. Larry Chaney. Marlene Chaney. Mary J 531 Chaney. Nella M Chaney, Phyllis G Chaney, Wendell T 305. 448 Chanley, Gary C 251 Chaplin, Carl D Chapman, Allan R Chapman, Ann F Chapman, David E Chapman, David W Jr. Chapman, Gary A Chapman. Mona Chapman, Ronald L 502 Chapman, Roy L Chappell. Raymond M INDEX AND DIRECTORY 581 Charles. Duana L 268 Charles. Dwayne Charles, Elaine 531 Charles, Glenna S 394 Charleston. Charles K 262, 319 Charmoli. Debra J Chase, David W Chase, Kalhenne A Chasteen, David B Chasteen, Donna K Cheatham, Pamela W 502 Chedester. John U 531 Cheek, James A 215. 475 Chelt, Frank I Jr CHEMISTRY CLUB 364 Chen, Harry S Chen, Harry S. Chenault, Buelah J Chenault. Cecile B Chenault. David R 448 Chenault. Deborah J Chenault, Juvoner L Chenault, Sarah E Chenault, Thomas D 394 Chenault, William F Cheser, Donald B Chesley, Richard L Chesley, Robert A 305, 502 Chesnul. Linda F 531 Chestnut, Deborah E 394 Cheuvront. Ann L CHI OMEGA 326 Chiaramonte. Jeanne K 327 Chiaravanond. Phalane 348, 502 Chidester, Bertha M 502 Chilcole. Deborah R 21 1 , 502 Childers. Donna J Childers. Harold D Childers. Letha M 531 Childers. Mary L Childers. Susan M 350. 502 Childers, Tommy K 531 Childers, William H Childre, Donald Eugene 531 Childress, Janet S 394 Childress, Sherry L 531 Chilelli, Greg Chiles. Kirk L 241 Chiles. Louts C Chmn, Mary E CIRCLE K CLUB 341 Chisholm, Danney L Chisholm, Sandra G Chitwood, Debbie L Choo. Soo K Chou. Wen Li Chow. Wah K 348. 475 Chownmg, Edna E Christian, Rebecca A 475 Christian, Richard L 448 Christian. Sharon K Christopher, Martha A 531 Christopher. Robert D 531 Chung, In Sung 274, 553 Church, Michael W Churchill. Anne C 475 Cichelti. Joseph L Claggett, Jon D Clancy, Ramona L Clancy. Rebecca F 350. 394, 502 Clapp, Sandra K 394 Clare Bonila S 350, 475 Clare Dianne L 343, 394 Clare Mary E Clare Michael J 531 Clark Brenda G 394 Clark, Brenda J 327 Clark Cheryl L 502 Clark Cheryl L 216 Clark Clifford T 531 Clark Connie J 475 Clark David E Clark David J Clark Dreama L 394 Clark Eddie M Clark Elijah Clark Eugene H 531 Clark Gary W Clark Glenna M 531 Clark James C Clark James M Clark Jimmie J S 394 Clark John C Clark John R Jr Clark Johnnie S Clark Joseph D Jr Clark Karen S 463 Clark Kenneth L 475 Clark Larry T 210, 503 Clark Liza 306 Clark Nick L 531 Clark Paula L. B Cla rk Ralph L 502 Clark Randall B 448 Clark Raymond J Clark Ronald B 475 Clark Sherman E Clark Stephen L Clark Susan E 292. 394 Clark Terri L 532 Clark Terry L. Clark Vernon Clarke. Cheryl A 532 Clarke. Marcia B 369. 371 Clarke, Terne L 345, 532 Clarke. William R Claus. Frederick R Clawson, Kenneth 135. 218 Clay. Gary S Clay. Kandy 306 Clay. Valeria S C Clayton, David N 475 Clayton, John R Clayton, Pamela KB 532 Cleaver, James T Cleaver. Patricia A 327, 362. 475 Clem, Lana H Clem. Laura K 503 Clements, John R 476 Clements, Pamela F 532 Clements. Stephen F 503 Clemmons. Norma J 210.288,394 Clenney, Tyrone A Cleveland. James R 297,347 Cleveland, John K Cleveland, Larry W 128. 129. 195. 205, 286. 287. 316. 394 Clevenger, Jackie L. 532 Clevenger, Roger L 476 Clevenger, William R Clevmger, Freida J 532 Click. Peggy J Click, Robert L 319 Click, Robert O 395 Click, Veronica T Clifford, Lowell J Clifford. Nyla F 503 Clifford. Pamela J 313, 503 Cliff, Dottie T Clifton, Sandra L Clifton. Shelia K 503 Clifton, Teresa A Cline. Cary H Clme, Deborah L Cline, Mitchell A Clme. Randolph M 476 Cline. Stephen E Ginger, Charles G Clinton. Robert T. 532 Clodfelter, Dwane D 476 Clodfelter. Kandyce K 532 Cloud. Richard B Clough. Peter F Clouse, Kenneth E 532 Clouse. Neal I Clouse. Norma L Clouse, William G Jr Cloyd. Pamela K. 503 Cloys, Jo Helen T Clutterbuck, Owen L Clutts. Janet K 503 Coakley, Robert L Coaplen, Sally L 503 Coar, Constance Coates. Terese M 476 Coatney, Ronald K Cobb, James C Cobb. Joyce M Cobb, Mannell 532 Cobb. Shirley A Cobb, Wanda G Coblentz. Robert E Cocanougher, Brenda G Cocanougher. Paul D Cochran. Diane D Cochran, Don D Cochran. Jacqueline Cochran, Sharon D Cockerham, Samuel T Code. Linda Cody. Earl A Cody, Rebecca L 532 Cody, Theresa 503 Coen. Timothy M 305. 395 Coey, David W Coffey, Addison M Coffey. Barbara J W Coffey. Bradford H Coffey. Carolyn R Coffey. Dennis W Coftey, George W 395 Coffey, Janet I Coffey, Sandra F 476 Coffey, Susan B Coffey, William F Coffman, Donald W CoMman, William D Coghill, Janice L Cohen, Marilyn F Cohn, Louis F Cohoon, Joe P. Colao, Ann W 377, 503 Colbenson. Dora R Coldiron, Geneva C Coldiron, Ralph A. 225 Coldiron, W Lamont Cole. Carol R 327, 355. 503 Cole, David H Cole. James A Cole. Mary Lou 532 Cole, Rebecca R Cole, Rebecca W Cole. Richard M 532 Cole. Thomas C 306 Colegrove, Michael B 218 Colehour. Charles H 298.244, 342. 347. 472 Coleman, Charles E Coleman, Charles R Coleman, Conda L Coleman. David B 315. 503 Coleman. Deborah K 463 Coleman. Edward Coleman, Edward C Coleman, Gary R Coleman, Gloria Y. W Coleman. Jack L 503 Coleman, Keith 305, 476 Coleman, Nellie J M Coleman, Richard D 532 Coleman. Rosanna Coleman, Sharetta L 395 Coleman, Walter Colglazier, Jack K 395 COLLEGIATE PENTACLE 210 Collett, Joyce L Collett. Karen S Collett. Marcus Collett, Thomas Collett. Vernon Jr 532 Collette. Jimmie E 395 Colley, Melinda S 476 Collier. Charles M Collier, Janet 395 Collier. Patricia A 395 Collier, Rhonda L Collins. Alfred M Collins, Amy R Collins. Barbara L Collins, Cathy D Collins, Denver Collins, Donna R Collins, Donnie Collins. Eleanor V Collins, Elizabeth Collins, Geneva Collins. John L Collms. John E Collins. Johny M 503 Collins. Kathleen A 448 Collins. Kathy J Collins, Kenneth A 476 Collins, Larry D Collins. Lisa P 212 Collins, Marlene 532 Collins, Paul D Collins, Paul R Collins. Rebecca O 313 Collins, Rebecca O Collins, Robert E 248. 303 Collins, Stephen A Collins. Valerie 532 Colson. Kay S 503 Colston. Donna K 395 Colter. Barbara J W Columbia, Barbara J Columbia, Rebecca L Colure. Chuck 254 Colville, David E Colville. John W Colvin, Barbara J 503 Colvin, Harilyn A Colvin, Ted L 395 Colwell. Strant T Combs, Angela L Combs, Betty C Combs, Byron F 395 Combs. Ceilia J 369, 395 Combs, Charles M Combs, Cheryl S Combs, Connie L. Combs, Dale S Combs, David L 503 Combs. David W Combs, Diana L 476 Combs, Donald G 248. 445 Combs, Donna A Combs, Elec D Combs. Mr Earle B 1 28 Combs. Eva M Combs, Gary G, 297, 395 Combs. Gregory S 303. 395 Combs. Harold R Combs, James E Combs, James G Combs, Janet L Combs, Jerry M Combs, Joan M Combs. Joy R 219, 361, 395 Combs. Judith L 368, 476 Combs, Kenny L Combs, Larry L Combs. Lenora M 532 Combs, Martha L Combs, Mary R Combs. Orbin B Combs, Patricia K G Combs. Paul E Combs, Peggy A Combs, Ramona J Combs, Ronald W Combs, Sandra M Combs, Sharon L Combs, Sherman Combs. Sherryl A Combs. Stephen 503 Combs, Thomas D Jr 341 Combs. Thomas E Comer, Charles W Comer, Ronald G Compton. Larry F Compton, Mary H J CONCERT CHOIR 353 Congleton, Cecilia B Congleton. Michael S Conkin, Linda D 476 Conley. Alben B Conley, Audrey P. Conley, Bonnie L Conley, Charles L. Conley, Darrel J Conley, Fawn M 212. 375. 503 Conley. Freeda E Conley. Judelle 267. 269 Conley. Mimia J Conley, Rebecca L Conley, Rex W Conlin. Martin T. Conn, Kenneth W Conn. Susan M Connallon, Peter F Connelly. Helen F Conner. Anna L 294. 476 Conner, Betty C Conner. Charlotte M 532 Conner, Garlin P. 532 Conner. Larry B Conner. Larry C Conner, Larry Dale Conner. Lindsey S Jr Conner, Steven J Connor, Anthony P Connor. James W Connors. Colleen M 503 Connors, Stephen M 532 Conover, Debra L 395 Conrad. Christopher M 346 Conrad. David A. 181. 316. 476 Conrad. James T 395 Conrad, Lynn T 532 Conrad. Sharon R Conroy. Catharine J 340, 476 Conroy. Debra J 503 Conte, Anita M Conte, John A. Conte, Scottye H Conway, Dwight A 395 Conway, George M 503 Conway, Michael J Conyers, James O Conyers, Larry B. 476 Cook, Amber D. 532 Cook, Amy C Cook, Betty J 532 Cook, Bobby R Cook, Charles P Cook. Charles R Jr Cook. Edward W Cook, Gary L Cook, Melissa J 476 Cook, Nancy E 560 Cook. Robert 352 Cooksey. Curtis R Cooksey. Joe B 395 Coomer, Larry K Coomes, Thomas R. 503 Coontz, Douglas H Jr 316 Cooper, Albert S Cooper, David D 448 Cooper, Debra A Cooper, Joan L 503 Cooper. John H Jr 503 Cooper. Joyce L 288, 503 Cooper, Judy F 476 Cooper, Karen L Cooper. Linda D 503 Cooper, Linda K 395 Cooper, Patricia K Cooper, Randall K Cooper, Ronald D Cooper, Susan A Cooper, Terry W 532 Cooper. Wayne H Cooper, Yvonne T. 503 Coots. June Cope. Deland D Cope, Donald Cope, Kathy L Cope. Mary J 532 Cope. Raymon K Copley. Gary B 306. 476 Copper. Lynn D Coppersmith. Donald J 289 Coppock. Sharon L. 503 Corbrt. Celia J Cordell, Jo F Cordell. Otis W Corder. Elizabeth F Cordle. Deborah L 503 Cordoves, Rafael A, Corey. Glenda F 463 Cornehson. James A. Cornelison. Patricia Cornehson. Terri L 532 Cornelius. Charles K Cornelius, H uey L Cornelius, James R 532 Cornell, Arizona 369. 395 Cornell Bernice M Cornett. Betty Cornett. Carolyn B 395 Cornett, Chester A Cornell, Deborah A 395 Cornett. Dover Cornett. Dwight A. Cornett, Elbert Cornett. Ford B 532 Cornett, Helen C Cornett, Hiram J Cornett, Howard D. Cornell, Joann J Cornett. Kenneth 476 Cornett. Lenn Cornett, Lilly B Cornett. Mary L Cornell, Norman H Cornett. Roy M 476 Cornett. Russell G Cornett. Stanley N 395 Cornett. Stephen D Cornett, Steve G Cornette. Dianna L 212 Cornette. F L Coronado, Regina B Correll. Danny W 532 Correll, Elmer E Corson. Georgina L Corum, Vicki L 21 1 , 324, 503 Cosby. Betty S 218 Cosby. Marsha K 476 Cosby. Steven L 503 Costas, George J 298 Costme, Jane A 476 Cothern. Ricky D 532 Cottengaim, Tina M 532 Cotton. Billie J Cotton, Deborah R 503 Cotton, Kathy T 503 Cotton. Nancy E 369. 532 Cottongim, Sandra J 374. 476 Coty, Adrian P Couch, Bonnie L Couch. George D Couch, James D Couch, Jo Anna 532 Couch, Leslie A 532 Couch, Rebecca J Couchot, Becky L 266. 532 Coulter, Connie Coulter, Danny C 346 Coulter, Jonell 532 Coulter. Ronnie R COUNTER-GUERRILLA RAIDERS 358 Courtney, Kerry L 192. 395 Courtney, Ricky L Courtney, Timothy W Covert, Ralph D Covington, Alan S Covington, Billy J 322 Covington, Darlene K 288. 532 Covington, Darrell W Covington. Gayle D Cowan, James M 288, 476 Cowden, Paul J Cowherd. Walter D Cowley. Stephen A Cowman, Mark F 371 Cox. Anne J Cox. Anne K. Cox. Betty C 448 Cox, Bruce C Cox, Bruce G. Cox. Charlotte F 532 Cox. Cheryl L 395 Cox. Colin K Cox, Deborah F Cox, Denna F Cox, Douglas R Cox, Gregory E Cox, Jacquelm B Cox, James H Cox, Janet E 503 Cox, Juanita F Cox. Judy A M Cox, Karen L Cox. Katherme H Cox. Katherme J 395, 532 Cox, Kathryn O 395 Cox, Kathryn S Cox, Kenneth E Jr Cox, Margaret L 293. 350, 396 Cox, Marshall H Cox, Mary M. 396 Cox. Max A Cox, Patsy A. Cox. Paula R 532 Cox. Phyllis M. Cox, Robert A. Cox. Ruth Y Cox. Sally K, 293 Cox. Stephen E 361. 503 Cox. Tony Cox. Tyler D. 396 Cox, William R Coyer, John R 276 Coyle, John E Jr Coyle, Linda H. 532 Coyle, Linda J Coyle, William M Cunningham, Madge 176 Crabtree, Eddie R. Crabtree. Karl W 476 Crabtree, Larry R Crabtree, Naomi J Crabtree. Ralph M 503 Crace, Mabel C Cracraft, David L Cracraft, Franks 476 Craddock, Vicki L 532 582 INDEX AND DIRECTORY Cralt. Dr Clyde O. 147 Craft, Donna G. Craft, Rex R. Craft, Sandra 463 Craft. Teresa A Craft. Walter M Jr 342, 503 Crafton. James W 503 Craig, Arthur W Craig. Brenda S 211. 503 Craig. James E 448 Craig, Jean T Craig, Jess G Craiger, John R. Craiger, Sherry L Cram, Donna H 476 Cramer, Walter C Crane, Mary C 313. 503 Crane, Patrick M 298. 476 Crask, Connie 532 Crass. Valerie E Cravens, George A Crawford. Allen B 532 Crawford, Anna M Crawford, Betty A Crawford, Connie F 503 Crawford, Donald R 248, 347. 445 Crawlord. Ethel Crawford. Lawrence Crawford, Malcolm R Crawford, Nancy J Crawford. Nancy S Crawlord, Rhonda E Crawford, Sharon L Crawford, Shelby G Crawford, Ted Crawford, Vicki E Crawford, Vickie A 503 Crawley, Janie C 396 Crawley, Sarah J 503 Creech, Catherine L Creech, Kenneth W Creech. Lee Jr Creech. Patricia E Creech. Paul R Creech, Roy T Creech, Walter L Creed, Jeffrey K 305 Creek. Joyce K Creekmore, Carl W Creger, Randolph W 532 Crenshaw, Bernard Crenshaw, Stephen W Creutzmger, Nikki L Crews. Camilla H Crews. Sharon A 197, 286. 396 Cnckmer, Walter B Cnder, Carl T. Cngger, Judith A 503 Cngler, Harry S, 476 Cngler, Mary E 532 Cnscillis, Anne B Crisp. Catherine B Crisp. Dawn 313 Crisp, Donna J. 503 Crisp, Norman H Crist. Ercell A. Crist. Rae L 533 Cnswell, Alvm J Jr Cnswell, Mabel R 210 Crockett, Jeannette W Croley. Charles H. 448 Croley, Opal Croley. Roscoe Croley. Sandra K 210, 396 Cromer, Gary R Cromer. Rhonda M Crone. Kathleen A 504 Cropper. Paula J 396 Cross, Christopher G 214. 346. 396 Cross, Clinton H Cross, Jeffrey M 504 Cross. Linda C Cross. Lynn 368 Cross, Patrick T 504 Cross, Sheridan L 396 CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD 244 Crossen, M Jill Crosstield. Daryl E 476 Crossfield, Joseph G Crossley, Robert F. 396 Crothers. Carl M Crothers, David L Crouch, Dennis D Crouch. Donnie L Crouch, Earl T Crouch. James C Crouch, June C Crouch, Mell W Jr 393 Crouch. Vickie E Croudep, James T Croudep, Michael A Crout, Marcia L 504 Crowe, Charles D 251 Crowe. Dale J Crowley. Nancy S Cruey. Michael G 474 Crum. Bill R Crum, George P. Crum, Richard L Crum, Susan M Crum, Woodrow Crume, George C Crume. Sue C T Crump. Barry W Crump, Bruce 476 With the end of each week, a caravan of suitcases ' leaves the campus. Cruse. Belvin L Jr, Cruse, Betty J. 476 Cruse. Charles C Cruse, Clarence R Cruse. Claudia C 292, 476, 496. 523 Cruse, Jackie R. Cruse, Jeffrey G. 476 Cruse, Lowell T Cruse. Robert A Cruse. Vickie R Crulcher, Danny Cubed, Deborah J Cuellar. Dora A Cutford, Faye 340 Culbenson, Bill Y Culbertson, Fred C Culbertson. James A Culross. Terrell O Culton, William S 504 Culver, Chester P. Culver. Deana J 396 Cummmgs, Terry L 262. 533 Cummins, Barry W Cummms, Danny E Cummms, Garlan M Cummins. Janel K 349. 476 Cummins. Jimmy Cummins, Judith W Cummms, Kathy C Cummms, Mary S 396 Cummins, Phillip S Cummms, Phyllis N Cummins. Roderick B 533 Cummins, Ruby J Cundiff. Connie 218 Cundiff, Donald L Cundift, Horace R Cundiff, Jerry A Cundiff. Kenneth C Cundiff. Kerry D Cundiff, Sandra L Cunningham. David M 396 Cunningham, John F Cunningham, John F Cunningham, Judy A Cunningham, Madge W 476 Cunningham, Martin J Cunningham, Martin J Cunningham, Rita A Cunningham, Virenda J 294, 504 Cupp, Brenda K Cupp. Deborah T 476 Cupp, Jimmy R 476 Cupp, Linda G Curd, Toy A 343, 504 Curran. Dennis C 287, 341 , 476 Curran, Robert D Curry, Deborah L 293. 396 Curry, Glen M Curry, Karen E 533 Curry, Linda K Curry. Robert G. 316 Curtis, Alice A 476 Curtis. Carolyn D 476 Curtis, Clara J Curtis. E C 1 60 Curtis, James F Curtis, Romona L 533 Curtis. Taffie J 264. 476 Curtsinger, Bruce M Cushmg. Brenda J Cushman. Sarah C Custis, Daniel B 371. 504 Cutlip. Greg F 306, 476 Cuzick, Janet F Cuzick, Philip B CWENS211 Czor, Douglas W 287. 346, 396 Dabney, Kathleen M 533 Datfron, Lewis M Jr Daffron, Stephen D Dafler, Margaret A 463 Dageford, Theodore E 476 Dahlen. Robert D 533 Dalton. Glen E Dalzell, John B Damrel, Sheila K Damron, Brenda J Damron, James R Dance, Edward L. DANCE THEATER 351 Danhauer. Stephen C Daniel, Barry M Daniel. Ernest J Daniel, Jennifer A 476 Daniel, Linda J Daniel, Nancy S 352 Daniel, Robert 448 Daniel, William K 287, 288, 476 Daniels, Richard W Daniels, Thomas E Danko, Donald D Dansby, Jane L Dant, Michael L Darenkamp, Diane C 287, 477 Dargavell, Robert A Darland, Teresa A. 533 Darr, Richard A. Darrell, Dons R, 504 Darst. David O 477 Datel, Pravmkumar I 396 Daugherty. Barbara K 218, 477 Daugherty, Donna K 327. 331 Daugherty, Hayward M Daugherty. Jo Ann 533 Daugherty, Robert E Daugherty, Terri S Daugherty, Vicki L R Daulton, Delilah M Daulton. Ronald C 477 Davenport, John D 195,248,249,347 Davenport, Julie A 533 Davenport. Robert E 477 Davidson, Carla A B Davidson, Connie L W Davidson, John E Davidson, Marbeth A 396 Davidson, Richard O Davidson, Ronald J 477 Davidson, Taylor L Jr 218 Davidson. Tommy W Davidson. Tondaleyo 533 Davies. David Q 504 Davis, Allen W III 293. 298, 396 Davis, Barbara J 533 David. Betty C Davis. Brenda L 504 Davis. Charlotte A 477 Davis. Charlotte M Davis. Charon A 533 Davis, Charon A Davis, Christian L Davis. Cynthia K 504 Davis. David L 251. 321, 338. 477 Davis, Deloris D Davis, Dennis R 504 Davis. Diane L 396 Davis, Dixie 504 Davis. Donna F 533 Davis. Freddy W Davis, Frederick Jr Davis, Gary M Davis, Geraldme L Daws, Harley 215 Davis, Herbert C Davis, Jacqueline Davis, James J 396 Davis, Jeffry L Davis, John W Davis, Johnny W Davis, Kathleen E 396 Davis, Kathleen R 349 Davis. Kenneth R 477 Davis. Kimberly A Davis, Kirk W 396 Davis, Larry D. Davis, Lea M Davis. Lisa J 327. 504 Davis. Lou W Davis, Margaret D 477 Davis, Mary A A Davis. Michael G 298, 504 Davis. Michael V Davis. Mittie R. 214. 448 Davis. Nancy J 533 Davis. Norman L Davis, Peggy M Davis.Ray D Davis. Rebecca L Davis, Richard L 533 Davis, Robert E 396 Davis, Roger D Davis, Roger K 477 Davis. Ronald 289, 477 Davis, Ronnie D Davis. Roy E Davis, Sha ron D Davis. Sherry L 504 Davis. Teresa U 396 Davis. Terry L 533 Davis, Thomas S Davis. Virginia G 533 Davy, Jenny L W 477 Davy. Mary C Dawkins. George D Dawkins, James W Dawson. Barron, G Dawson, Charles J 254, 477 Dawson. Charlotte 396 Dawson, Connie S 534 Dawson, Dan P 396 Dawson, Gary D Dawson, Gwendolyn 396 Dawson, Harriett W Dawson, Janet R 534 Dawson, Jerry T Dawson, John A Day, Deborah K Day, Margaret B Dayton, Carol N Dean, Amos R Dean, Beverly W. 504 Dean, Elinor J Dean, Melvm W 364. 477 Dean, Nathan E. Dean. Shelby J Dean, Shirley 1 75 Dean. Sydney 504 Dean, Susan L Deane. Daniel R Deane. Linda W Deane, Shirley P. Dearmond. James E Jr Dealon, Bernie J Deaton, Connie S 397 Deaton, James E Deaton. Larry C Deatnck, William J Deals. Linda G Deblm, Ellen R Debord. Randy L Decandia, Anthony W 254, 255 315. 504 Dechmco. Joseph W 397 Dechinco, Judy E 397 Decker, Daniel M Decker, John P Decker, Robert F Deehan, Marilyn R Deehan, Roena M Deely. Donna J Deely. Philip L Deenng, Angela R Dees. Byron W Detranco, James L 223 DeGeorge, Richard T 165 Deglow. Richard L 397 Dehlin. Angela M 534 Dejaco, Mary J 397 Delaney, Angela C 340 Delaney. Edward N 341 Delaney, Gloria A Delaney, Michael H Delaney, Victor G Delduca. Deborah A 97. 397 Deluca. Denise M 211, 463 Delk, r£zra Delk, Mable D Dellay. Lawrence F Delong, Carole C Delong. Melvm J Delph. Joseph B 397 Delph, Larry A Delph, Ttpaporn K DELTA OMICRON 216 DELTA SIGMA THETA 300 DELTA UPSILON 303 Demarco, Donald P Demay, Michael A Demicheal. Lucille B Demko, Patricia L 313. 477 Demoran. Leroy A Jr Demoss, Dianne H 266 Demoss, Stelli L Dempsey, Linda L Denham, Angela M Denham, Julie L Denmg, David F Denison, Robert L Jr Denlmger, Nancy L 534 Denman. Linda L 477 Denny. Charlotte 1 53 Denney, Leon Denney, Roscoe Dennis. Danny C Dennis, David O 305. 360 Dennis, Kathleen Dennis. Michael L 534 Dennis. Ralph E Dennis, Vicki L B 213, 397 Dennison, Darryl K 504 Dennison, Karen D Denniston, Kay Dennislon, Kay L Denniston, Lois A 397 Denny, James H Denny, June R 397 Dent, Connie M 534 Depaolo, Robert M Depew, Kathryn G 477 Depuy, Roy E Jr Deronde. Chenlynn S 448 Derossett, Betty J. 534 Derossett, Sarah E 534 DE SHANNON. JACKIE 437 Deskms, John T 397 Deskms. Robed A 477 Deskms, Vicki L 368 Desloover, Raymond F 397 Despam, David T Detjen, Ervin W Jr Deloma, Mark A 315 Dettlmger, David R Dettor. Joyce A 267, 504 Detz. Barbara A Deutsch, Joseph H III Devault, Angela R Devault, James B Dever, Mary B Devere. Andrew J Devers. Richard G 477 Devine, Charles F Devine. Thomas P 534 Devine. Vicky C Devoe, Henry M Devore, Archie 371 Devnes, Paul D Dewees, Carolyn S 534 Deweese. Mary C Dewitt. Joseph R Deyoub, Paul L Dezarn, Beverly S Dick. Gary 477 Dick, Martha J. 477 Dick. Sandra J 534 Dickerson, Ellen M 534 Dickerson, Gregory A 504 DICKEY CHAPELLE SOCIETY 212 Dickey. Margaret A Dickson. Richard K Dickter. Carol S. INDEX AND DIRECTORY 583 Dickter. Richard I 215. 449 Dicob, Catherine M 534 Diddams, Linda H Didion, Douglas A Diehl, Richard J 217, 355 Dierks, Diane J Diersmg, Caroline M Difloe. Donna M Dill. Donna R Dillingham. Kamelya E 463 Dilhon. Constance A Dillon, Chris L Dillon, Gary M. Dingus. James B 319 Dmsmore. Harry V DIRECTION EASTERN 344 Dishon, Albert A 477 Dishon, Janet A Dishon, Margie M 477 Dismeaux, William K Disney, Beverley K 319 Dittmar. James W 258 Divine, Ann L 534 Dix. Tanya R 534 Dixit. Satya B 449 Dixon. Anna J Y Dixon. Donald R Dixon. Larry C Dixon, Laura F 479 Dixon, Maggie J Doan, Janice K Doane, Richard C Doane. Robert M Dobbins, Kevin 534 Dobbins, Napoleon Dobbs, Robert A Dobbs, Teresa W Dobson, Eddie Dobson, Sandra K Dockery. Karen A 29. 371. 377. 378 Dockery, Karla A Dockery. Ronald C Dodd. Diane L 288, 479 Dodd. Emma C L Dodd. Mary A 534 Doelker, Regina S Doerhoefer, Kenneth A Doenng. James A Doerr, Claudia J Doggendort. John N Doggett, David H Doggett, Dennis D 297 Dolan. Michael A 449 Dolen. Bertie R Dollins. John O Donahoe. Kevin G Donaldson. David A 504 Donley. Darla R 210, 219 Donnelly. Cheryl Donoghue, Richard B .305. 398 Donohoe, Robin B Donohue. Patricia D 313. 369. 479 Donta, Robert A 214, 398 Dooley. Pamela J 534 Dooley, Richard W 399 Doohttle, Steve K 287. 342. 479 Dorman, James H 399 Dorsel, Deborah A 288 Dorsey, Robert C Doss, Janice M 313 Doss, Joanne V 463 Doss, Joey 313 Dossett, Janice A G 399 Dostalik, James R 244. 534 Dotson. Irvin L 399 Dotson, Patricia J 217.351,374. 399 Dotson, Richard L Dotson, Roseanna L C Dotson, Sharon E Doty, Deborah E 292. 479 Dougan, Teresa A Dougherty, Beth A 553 Dougherty, Dorothea M 504 Dougherty, Patrick L 399 Doughty, Robert A 287. 479 Douglas, Billye J Douglas, Carl R Douglas, Dwight A Douglas, Jerry L Douglas. John J Jr Douglas, Patricia A C Douglass, Richard M Dowden, Andrew F III Dowdy. Dennis R Dowell, Burms B 479 Dowell, Lynn D 399 Dowell, Patricia L 534 Downer, Michael G Downey, Jean A 504 Downey, Melissa C Downing, Allen W Downing, Anne Downing. Mary E Downing, Robert G Jr. Downs, Charles L Doyle, George T 399 Doyle, Jacqueline A Doyle, James S Doyle. Judy H Doyle. Michael T 534 Doyle, Pamela L 534 Dozier, Randolph Drake, Lawrence C Drake, Morns A Draughn. Bessie C Draut. Arthur A 306 Draves, Jettrey L 248 Dreisbach, Andrea C Dreisbach, Mary R Drew, John R 216, 399 Dnngenburg, Duane C Drosche. William E Drum, Adella L Drum, Grenda S Drummond. Jerome M 534 Drury, Joan A 399 Drury. Tilman II Dryer, Robert J 305 Drysdale, Robin J 535 Du Vail, Stephen C Dube, Philip H 388, 449 Ducharme. Dennis A Duerson, Kendall L Duerson, Larry C Duff. Jack O 504 Duft, James A Duft, Jettrey M 219. 449 Dutt. Judy L B Dutt. Sharon V 324, 465 Duff, Sheila 535 Duff, Shirley D Duff, Stephen E 341. 479 Dult, Susan K 340. 535 Duff, William E 560 Duff. Zetta L 504 Dufour. Mary M Dufour, Phillip M Dugger, David L 465 Dughi, John J Jr Duke, Franklin D Duke, Henrietta S Dukes. Garry W 535 Dullaghan. Joyce A Dullaghan. Timothy C Dulli. Amy S 504 Dulworth, Jane C 327 Dunagan, Daryl L Dunagan, Margaret T Dunaway. Charlotte P Dunaway, Louise B Dunaway, Phyllis G 399 Dunaway. Stuart W Dunbar. Pamela K 535 Duncan, James R Duncan, Larry A Duncan. Mark E 399 Duncan, Raymond L Duncan, Robert E Duncan, Stephen F Duncan, Terry J 535 Duncil, Geneva Dungan, Barbara J Dungan. Kathy A Dunham, Christie M Dunigan. Sue E M Dunkin, Marshall F Jr. Dunkman. June M 504 Dunlap, Dianne J 266 Dunlap, Gary R 399 Dunlap, Robert M Dunn, Christopher M 465 Dunn. Danny D Dunn, Jackie K 504 Dunn, James F Dunn, Larry O Dunn. Leonard W Dunn, Margaret G Dunn. Mary E 535 Dunn, Mervm Dunn, Rebecca A 535 Dunn, Regina K Dunn, Rex 215. 321. 363. 449 Dunn. Robert C 535 Dunn, Robert E Dunn, Sharon F Dunn, Sylvester Dunn, William T 399 Dunsmore, William S Dunstall. Clarence E 288 Durbin. James F Durbm, Mary E Durbin, Steven L Durham. Ann K 504 Durham, Benita G Durham, Beverly C Durham, Clayton W Durham. James E Durham, Judy A Durham, Norma E J Durham, Russell P Jr Durkm, Jon E, 399 Durkin, Tern M 504 Durrett, Emily S Durrett. Robert B 306, 399 Dusing, Kathleen L 465 Duszak, Michael J 605 Dufschke, Stephen W Duty, Linda L Duty. Michael E 215 Duty. Vernon D 341 Duvall, Jesse M Duvall. Stuart G Duvall, Teresa S. Dwelley, Jill E 449 Dwelley, William E Dwyer, Dons D. Dye, Claude W. 322, 399 Dyehouse. June I Dyehouse, Rhonda C 212, 219. 377, 399 Dyer. Jane A 504 Dyer, Richard N Jr Dyke. James K Dyke. Thomas W Dykes, James E Dyste, Florence E Dziech, Karen S E CLUB 347 Eades, Patty M 399 Eades, Sarah J Eads, Beth A 535 Eads, Gary L Eads. Michon R Eagan. Sarah E 499 Eager. Sue R Eanes, Patricia L 399. 504 Eans, Bridget A 560 Earehart, Terry L Earle, Keith E Earley. Keith M 479 Earley, Michael L 504 Early, Patricia L 219, 287 Earlywme, Linda L 504 Earnest, Carla L 535 Easley, Jimmy J Easter. Susan D EASTERN PROGRESS STAFF 373 Easter. Vickie L 535 Easterday. Sheila E 327, 504 Easterhng, Robert L Easterling, Thomas A Eaton, Joseph E 316. 399 Eaton, Kenneth A Eaves, Michael R Ebert, Minnielynn M Ebert. Robert H 399 Eby. Marilyn S 327. 504 Eckman. Beckie L Edalgo, Tyson L Edelen, Margaret C Edelen, Mary L 535 Edelen, Sarah C 479 Eden, Harold D Edenfield. Charles L 479 Edgington. Cynthia K 479 Edgmgton, Ernest L 287, 399 Edmonds, Connie J C Edmonds. Donald L Edmonds. Robert H Edmondson. Lois I Edwards. Anna L Edwards, Bobby G Edwards. Charles W 298 Edwards. Chester L Edwards. Donald O Edwards, Elmer D Edwards, Frank W Jr Edwards, Gary C Edwards, James G 504 Edwards, Karen R Edwards, Kathy L Edwards, Maria H Edwards, Marsha L Edwards, Marvin 128 Edwards, Michael J Edwards, Rita R Edwards, Sharon L R Edwards, William E Edwards, Yvonne EELS, SWIM TEAM 244 Egbert. Marvin M 399 Eger, Jelfery A 535 Egerton, Hardin M Eggemeier. William M 399 Eggen. Joseph L Ehlen. Nancy L. Ehrenberg, Judith A 313,399 Ehret, Walter R 399 Eicher. Kathy L 268 Eisenmenger, Barbara 211. 340, 504 Eissfeldt. Joanne M Eker, Sherry L 399 Eklund, Robert G Elam, Betty J 313. 362, 400 Elam, Daniel C Elam. Deborah A Elam, Deborah G. 535 Elam. Donald H Elam. Lester Ray Elder, Benedict J Elder. Virginia K 400 Eldredge. Carol J 4 79 Eldredge, Garry A Eldredge, Larry A Eldndge, Barry G Eldndge. James N Eldndge, Linda E 535 Eldndge, Minerva B Elgin, Clifford T. Elgin, Thomas M Elkin, Betty J 207. 400 Elkins. Cathy A 535 Ellery. Phyllis A Ellmger, Robert H 504 Ellingsworth. Thomas 371 . 479 Elliott. Darlene K Elliott. Donald C 297 Elliott. Donald C Elliott. Harold E Jr Elliott, Leslie D Elliott. Martha A 292, 479 Elliott, Norma H Elliott. Peggy L Elliott, Tom R Ellis, Brenda C R Ellis. Danny R Ellis. David W Ellis. Mark A Ellis, Mary K 535 Ellis. Ralph A Ellison. Bonnie C Ellison, Danny M Ellison. Gary B Ellsworth. George W Elmore. Debra L 327, 331 Elmore, James R 535 Elovitz, Antoinette M Elovitz. Mary R Elrod, Dennis M Elsea, Thomas H Elseth, Lucile A Elswick, Judith M Elton, William G 449 Elvove, Regina 535 Ely, Robert M 504 Elza, Dons J. Elza. Shirley R Elza. Vida D Elzy. Denise L 479 Embree. Horace M Embree. James T Embry. Jean H 535 Emmanuel, Winston A 400 Emmons. Charles F. 165 Emory. Lillian R S Endres, Diane M 535 Endres, Mary J Engard, Vicki D 479 Engelhardt, Richard L 449 Engelhardt, William H England, Deborah L 535 England. Larry L Engle. Carolyn J 479 Engle, Jerry E 298. 535 Engle, Linda A 504 Engle. Mary S, Engler, Susan K 207, 287, 400 Engstrom, Knstie E Ennis, Michael S Ensminger. Angela S Ensor, Teresa Y Epifano, James A 319 Epley. Soma J 327, 479 Epling. Gaynell 449 Epling. William D Epp, Danny D 319 Epperson, Catherine Y Epperson, David B Epperson, Tonya F 535 Enckson, Victor J Ensman, Barbara L Ernest, Alan Ernest. Brenda S P Ernest. Carolyn A Ernest, James M Ernspiker, Kenneth Jr 400 Erpelding, John C Erwin, Patricia A 327 Erwin, Thomas G Esser. Walter O 248. 347 Estep. Carolyn K Esfep, Donald C 400 Estep. Johnney S Estep. Karan L 535 Estep. Linda S Estep, Randall K Estep, Timothy A Estepp, Jeffrey G 560 Estes, Anna G Estes, Donald L Estes, Edgar L Estes, Ehxabeth S W Estes, John A Estes, Maria J Estes, Paul D Estill, Deborah K 504 Estill, Robert L. Estndge, Felix J Estndge, Karen S 504 Estndge, Marsha Jo ETA GAMMA SIGMA 218 Etheredge. David A 306 Ethenngton. Carl L Ethenngton, Rebecca Eubank, David T 535 Eubanks, Thomas H Evans. Billie L. 479 Evans. Cathy G 400 Evans, Daniel E Evans, Fred A Evans. Gerald D Evans. Harold G Evans. Jett W Evans, Joseph T Evans. Loudetta A 535 Evans, Rebecca A M Evans, Richard S Evans, Rodney K Evans. William H Eve, Arthur J III 504 Everage, Debra K 479 Everage, Judy G Evendge. Sheha K Everman, Carla A Everman, Deana M, Eversole, John E Eversole, Judy K 479 Eversole. Kenneth E. Eversole, Mary J 293 Eversole, Mary S 479 Eversole, Norma R Eversole. Peggy S 400 Ewalt, John M Ewing, Sandra F 535 Fackert. Larry W Fahnestock, Howard H Fahr, Jennifer A 535 Faig. Kathie A 535 Faig, Kimberley B 535 Fain, Robert L Fair, Michael L 535 Fanning, Gary D 31 5 Fantetti, Kathny ' n M 535 Fanes. Richard A Fans. Cynthia S 535 Farler. John W Farler, Verna M. Farley. Linda C Farley, Rebecca M 96 Farmer. Arlene Farmer, David R Farmer, Delenna R 505 Farmer, Donna S Farmer, Florence C Farmer, Jocelyn 560 Farmer, Joseph T Farmer, Karen G 535 Farmer, Luther 128 Farmer, Robert C. Farmer, Stevan D Farmer. Una F Farney, Kathy E Farnsworth, Robert E. Farr, Grover V Farrell. Yolanda G 400 Farrell. John 251 Farns, Alvin W Farns, Bruce E 535 Farns, Cheryl F Farns, Esther E Farns, Ezra W F Farns. Hosea Farns. Larry S Farns, Marjone M Farns, Michelle E Farns. Nancy C 535 Farthing, William T Fassler. Gary J Faughn, Mary A Faulconer. Gary R Faulkner, Barry M Faulkner, Beranrd E Faulkner. Diana M Faulkner. Gregory P Faulkner. Hazel W Faulkner, Linda Faulkner, Marsha J Faulkner, Michael B Faulkner, Michael D 535 Faulkner, Nancy D Faulkner, Phyllis K Faulkner, Robert T Faulkner, Shirley A W Faulkner, Tommy R. Faust, Susan K Favors, William M Favre, Anthony C Faw, Thomas G Fawley, Marianne Fay. John C Feather, Harry B 303 Fedders, David A 479 Federle. Dianna L 400 Fee. Terry A Fee, Thomas H Feeback, Barry R Feeback, Charles M. Feldhaus, David J 321. 400 Feldhaus. Edward M 346, 479 Feldman, Beverly D 479 Feldman, Fritz P 479 Feldman, Theresa A 401 Fell, James W 303 Feller. Holly J 343, 505 Feltner. Donald R 1 39 Feltner. Martha L Feltner, Philip L 449 Feltner, Taylor L 401 Felty, Wayne D Fender, Michael L 505 Fennell, Deborah E Fennell, Kent D Ferguson, Beverly J Ferguson. Deborah A. Ferguson, Deborah S Ferguson, Drue Jr. 401 Ferguson. Elma J 216, 401 Ferguson. Joanne F Ferguson, Michael M 401 Ferguson. Norman W. Ferguson, Rudy G Ferman. Mary E 294, 401 Ferrante, Mary A 369 Ferrell, Denny L 479 Ferrell. Gary L 3b , 535 Ferrell, Jerry A Fernng, Karen L FIELD HOCKEY. WOMEN ' S 266 Fielder, Glenn R Fields, Bonnie A 505 Fields. Carole Y 401 Fields. Edward D 584 INDEX AND DIRECTORY Both male and female students take advantage of another University service at the campus barber shop. Fields, Garry L Fields. Gayle J Fields, Harrison R Fields. James L 195, 197, 206. 215, 401 Fields, James P 214 Fields. Judith C. 535 Fields, Judy K. A Fields. Rmme J 535 Fields. Sharon B 300, 331. 401 Fields, Sondra L Fields. Stephen A. 401 Fields. Steve W 535 Fields, Suzan G Fields. Terry D 451 Fields. Virginia A Fields, Yvonne 219 Fiely, James M 401 Fife. Deborah A Filer, Knsty A 535 Filer, Donald R 202, 214, 401 Filut, Jack M Filut, Karen J K Fincel, Deborah R. 327 Finch, Carolyn L 288 Fmck, Thomas P 347, 535 Findley. Robert S Fmdley. Thomas E 254, 479 Finger, Michael J 535 Fink, Jeffrey A Finley, Debra L Finley, Glenda C D 369, 402 Finley, Larry H 505 Finley, Mae 402 Finley. Rose G 479 Finnell. John W Firman. Donna F Firman. Lillian M Fischer. Claudia L 267, 402 Fischer. Debbie L Fischer. Lynda K Fischer, Patricia J Fischer, Peter L 402 Fisher, Beverly J 402 Fisher, Caroline 340, 479 Fisher. Cynthia D 535 Fisher, Diane C 402 Fisher, Donald R Fisher, Eileen 289 Fisher, Gordon L Fisher, Linda C. Fisher, Mark A 402 Fisher, Mary A 349, 389 Fisher. Mary C. Fisher. Millicenf J 465 Fisher, Pnscilla E Fisher. Richard H II Fisher, Sandra A B Fisk. Pamela A M 214, 402 Fisk, Terry L 214, 346, 402 Fister, Madelines 479 Fitch. Joseph C 402 Fitzer. Linda M. 402 Fitzgerald. Cindy A. 479 Fitzpafnck, Charles 479 Fifzpafnck, Donna M Fitzpalnck, Jacquely 505 Fitzpafnck, James D Fitzpafnck, Thomas A Fizer, Judy K FLACK. ROBERTA 67 Flairty, Paul S 505 Flamm, Marsha R 505 Flanery, Lynn P 402 Flaugher, Jennifer S Flauft, James R Fleckenstein, Geraldine P 451 Fleckensfem. Robert 479 Fleenor, Katie S Flesher, Cacys 371 Flesher, William M Fletcher, Janice L Fleury, Joseph K Flint, Steven R Flood, Anna M 560 Flood. Mary W Flora, Joyce L 479 Flowers, Larry A Flowers, Samuel B Flowers. Susan R 327. 505 Floyd. Bobby D Floyd. Carol A Floyd, Glenda L D Floyd. John B III Floyd, Patricia M 195, 210 Flynn, Alan W Flynn, David L Flynn, Freeda J Flynn, James H Flynn, Jennifer L Flynn, Kathi A 505 Flynn, Kenneth R Flynn, Mary A Flynn, Ronald H Flynn, Susan J 505 Flynn, Weyneth D Fockele, Robert D Foff, James C 248 Fogg. Andrea E 479 Fogt, Anders 479 Fogt. David R 316. 402 Fogt. Nancy A J Fogt. Niels H Foland, John E 402 Foley, Glenn A Foley. John R 535 Foley. Judy A. 505 Foley. Lisa Y. 536 Foley, Michael J Foley, Roger A Foley, Sandra J 479 Foley, Steve A 505 Foley, Vicky L 269, 402 FOOD AND NUTRITION CLUB 366 FOOTBALL. COLONELS 222 Forbes, David C 451 Forbis. Tr.nna L 216. 324 Ford, Danny R Ford, James M Ford, Sandra D Ford, Sue H Ford. Gov Wendell 128. 148 Ford. William B Fore, James H Forderhase. Nancy K 167 Fore, Larry D Fore. Stephen E 298, 479 Foree, Charles H Foree, Yvonne W 402 Foreman, Gaynell H 505 Forkal. Yvonne G 368. 479 Forman, Joseph M Forman, Thomas G Forsythe, Barbara B Forsythe, Joyce A 292. 331 Forsythe, Patricia L Forsyfhe, Robert A Fortner, David W 403 Fortner. Rex D 197, 403 Fortner, Sharon K Fortner. Steven G 403 Fortner, Susan K P. Fortney. Joyce J Fortune, Susanne G Forwerck, Jill L Fosson, Carol G Fosson, Steven R 403 Fosler. Arthur L. Fosler, Bobby E Foster, Donald E Foster. Gerrye L 403 Foster, James C Foster, Juanita G Foster, Larry T Foster, Marcia J 293, 403 Foster, Peggy A Foster, Robed A Foster, Sharon D Fouch, Dianna L Fournans, Peter N Foutch, Enoch Jr Fowler, Ruth 505 Fowler, Teresa L 313 Fox. Harold T Fox, Jo A 321. 505 Fox, Lynn S 371, 536 Fox, Mary T 505 Fox, Nanette Fox, Susan N 560 Fox, Thelma L 505 Fraley. Dennis 505 Fraley, Douglas A Fraley, Gladys L Frelay. Lawrence D 319. 403 Fraley, Stephen R Francis, Adnanna H Francis, Charles R Francis. Delma J 211,212.374, 505 Francer, Evelyn 2 Q Francis, Helen A 536 Francis. James D Francis, Pamela M F rancis, Thomas C Frank, Alan T Frank, Patricia A Franke, Janice L 505 Franklin. Patricia S 403 Franklin, Patty L 536 Franklyn, David D 451 Fravert. Gail L 536 Frazee, Charles V 319 Frazer, Paul D Frazier, Charles D Frazier, Charles L Frazier, Ester R 403 Frazier, Howard W Frazier, Michael R Frazier, Roy R Frazier. Wayne 560 Frederick, Dwam B 403 Frederick, Linda S Fredericks, Rex Fredericks, Rita I 145, 505 Free. Judith A 536 Freeburg, Marna S 536 Freedman, Kenneth N Freeman, Brenda L Freeman, James W Freeman, John W Freeman. Margaret E Freeman, Michael D Freeman, Ronnie L 403 Freeman. Teresa J 349, 403 Freer, Dave E 210 Freer, Susan L Freitag, Russell C Freking, Connie J 31 Frekmg, Margaret E C Freking, Robert W Jr French, Gary C 479. 536 French, Gwenn M French, Jacquelyn Y 536 French, Larry L French, Linda A B French, Robert E French. Vicky C French, Vincenta Frenzke, Mane E Frey. Jill D 313 Fncker, Robert W 322 Fried, David A 287. 536 Fried, Joan Y Fnedly. Harold H Jr 505 Friend. Carol L Friend, Evelyn J M Fnson, Audrey L 479 Frith. Dorothy P 560 Fnlsch, William S 303. 403 Fritz. Charles T Fritz, Douglas E Fritz. Gary N Fniz, Pamela J Fritz, Vickie D 313. 505 Fritzer, Linda 30 Froman, Michael K Froman, William K 260 Fron, Joni G Fronzo, Frank C Frost, David F Frosf, Donna Frost, Jack D 212. 373. 375, 451 Frost, Patti J Frost, Ralph E Frost, Robert C Frump, Gerald E Fry, David L 403 Fry. Elian J 536 Fry, Sharon 536 Frye. Edilh L Frye. Jerome E Fryman, John M 264, 265. 479 Fryman. Julian F Fryman, Rhonda L 369. 507 Fryman. Richard D 507 Fryman, Richard E II Fryman, Robert A 367, 507 Fuchs, Karen D 211 Fuchs, Robert T II Fugafe. Betfy A Fugafe, Carolyn G Fugafe, David L Fugafe, Don Fugale, Farrell F Fugate. Fred D 536 Fugafe, Gary L 507 Fugate, Herbert W Fugate, Kennelh S Fugafe, Ronald D Fugale, Sandra C 536 Fulks, Deborah S Fultbnght, Glen 21 6 Fuller, James M Jr Fuller, Lisa R 536 Fuller, Shirley A. Fulfon, Bruce M 479 Funk, John W 403 Fuqua. Beniamin E Funno, Richard D 536 Furnish, Billy T Furr, Anne R 327. 403 Fury. Richard S 479 Fussnecker, Marilyn V 536 Fussnecker, Sharon K 479 Futrell. Kay A Gabbard, Alice L Gabbard, Betty S Gabbard, Bobby G Gabbard, Earl L Gabbard, Hugh E Gabbard, James H Gabbard, James H Gabbard, John P Gabbard, Keith D 536 Gabbard, Larry J Gabbard, Larry S Gabbard. Lydie C M Gabbard. Manlee M Gabbard, Mary L Gabbard, Michael W 403 Gabbard, Paula C Gabbard, Pauline S Gabbard, Robert B Gabbard. Rose M Gabbard, Sharon 507 Gabbert. Edward L Gabehart, Marsha D Gabhart, Carl K 403 Gabhart, James W Gabhart, Laura L 536 Gabhart, Patricia G 403 Gabhart. Rudy A 403 Gabriel, Gabriel U Gade, Larry A Gaffney, Mary L Gaffney, William H Gagle, Steven L 480 Gaines, Delores A 403 Gaines, Linda S 403 Gaines. Marilyn D 536 Gaines. Rodney G 297 Games, William K 241 Galamb, Karen S 507 Galati, Susan L 507 Gall. Roxanne B 536 Gallaher, Kathleen A 536 Gambill, Patricia A B 560 Gamble. Steven E Gambrell, David R Gammell, Gloria R 480 Gammon, Cynthia S 536 Gander, Anna K Gann, Jan R Gano, Sam P 322, 403 Gant, Mildred M Garback, Janice M 403 Garda, Judith C 536 Gardiner, Slephame C 480 Gardner, James L 536 Gardner, Jerry I Gardner, Marsha C 480 Gardner, William J Garey, Peggy L 536 Garland, Roger L 480 Garland. Ron 346 Garman, Gary D 214, 346, 342 480 Garner. Carolyn J Garner. Helen G 289, 403 Garnetl, Johnny W Gar ' nett. Karen S 536 Garnett. Kennelh W Garrard, Steven J 403 Garrett, Gary W 480 Garrett. Laurel L Garrett, Marshall 195. 322 Garrett, Richard C Garretl. Slephen E Garretl. Walfer M Garrett, William G 536 Garrison, Bruce R Garrison, Carolyn A Garrison, David K Garrison, Ronald K Garrison. Ronald R Garth, Cynlhia S 343, 536 Garfin, Diana G 507 Garvey, Jeffrey W Garvin, Stephen F 536 Gary. Donna E 367, 480 Gash, Daniel L 210. 507 Gaskm, Donald W Gaskins. Diane J Gaston. Larry L Gates, Donald L Gates, Edward L Gatewood, Betfe C 371,403 Gatlifl, Walter E Gatton, Vicki L Gay, Bertram D Gay, Brenl Gay. Carol J B Gay. Clinton Gay. Leslie C Jr. Gay. Louise Gay, Phillip Gay, Vernon Gaydos, Gwen Gayheart, Joyce Gayheart, Rhoda A Gayle, Veronica 300. 507 Gearhart, Darretl A Gearhart, William D Gebauer, Harry R Jr Geddes, David A Gedhng, Ellen C Gedlmg. James L Gehron. Fred R 451 Geier, William A 153 Geigert. Walfer A Geisen, Mark H 403 Gellhaus. Gregory D 298, 404 Gentry, Dennis A Gentry, Dons A 480 Gentry, Ellen L 536 Gentry, Gary W Genfry, James B 404 Gentry. Linda A 507 Genfry. Michael R Genfry, Nancy S Gentry, Sharon K 536 Gentry. Shirley C Genlry, Susan 404 Gentry, Timofhy W 536 Geoghegan. Johnetta 306 Geoghegan. Joyce A Geoghegan, Virginia R 507 George. Edward H III 363. 451 George. Jacqueline M George, Linda A George, Theodore 1 64 Gerard. Rhea K Gerding, Diane L 536 Gerlack, Norman W 297 Geron, Pat 258 Gernert. John R Gerfh, Kathleen A M 404 Gerfh. Richard W 507 Gesenhues, John H Getman, Barbara R Gevedon, Janice C Ghai. Pamela A 367 Gholson, Mary L Gholston. Dianne A 536 Giancola, Lana C Giancola. Lone L S Gibbs. Gregory A 315, 507 Gibbs, Paul L 536 Gibson, Barbara G 331 . 404 Gibson. Clara Gibson, David Evan 404 Gibson. David F 287, 480. 507 Gibson, David R Gibson, Earl C Gibson, Elmer 536 Gibson, Frankie L Gibson. Gene C 371, 536 Gibson, James C Gibson, Janie E 507 Gibson. Joseph B Jr 480 Gibson. Judy L 480. 472 Gibson. Keith 371 Gibson, Margaret A 536 INDEX AND DIRECTORY 585 Gibson, Mark W. Gibson, Paul D Gibson, Richard C 404 Gibson, Thomas K 465 Gibson. William M Gibson. Vicki 404 Gilford. Lu Ann 536 Gilbert, Arthur D Jr Gilbert, Cebert Gilbert, Deborah S Gilbert, Donald D Gilbert, Gary Gilbert, Glenn D 507 Gilbert, James L Gilbert, Jane R Gilbert, Jerry T Gilbert, John E Gilbert, Lon K. Gilbert, Sherne L 507 Gilbert, Susan B 536 Giles. Paul W Giles, Ronald L Giles, Terrye E Gilkeson, Orion R Gill, Jennifer A Gill. Linda J 292 Gill, Timothy M Gillaspie, Lynn C Gillespie, Stephen K Gilliam. Dannie 536 Gilliam, Donnie 536 Gilliam. Dons F Gilliatt, Pamela P. Gilliland, Hugh R Gilliland, Virginia D Gillispie, Charley E 346, 480 Gillispie, Sylvia V Gilpm, Brian C 404 Gilpm, Neal B Gilpm, Roger D 480 Gillner, Rebecca S 536 Gimmel, Richard F Gimmel, Robert N 363 Ginter, Gary L Ginler. George G Ginter, Margaret H Gmter, Tern A 465 Girdler, Barbara A S Girdler, Donald E Girdner, Reeda V Girly. Pamela J 536 Gish, Doris J E Githerman, Larry W. Given. Charlene 21 1 Givens, Julie M Gladson, Debra L Glasgow, Deborah K Glasgow. Harry K Glass, Dane P Glass, Joan D Glass. Mary 343. 345 Glass, Paul A 254, 287, 315. 507 Glass, Vicki L 272 Glasscock, Harold L Glasscock, Kaye V 536 Glasscock. Mary L 289, 507 Glassford, Ellen S 322. 327 Glassford, Stephen K 322 Glaze. Cheryl L S Glaze, Gary W 507 Glebocki, Joan m Glenn, Bonnie F 507 Glier. Dan 341 Gloss. Jen L 536 Glover, Susan G 480 Gnadinger, Craig T. 342, 346 Goatley, Charles F 536 Goatley. David M Goatley, John E 480 Goble, James A Goble. John E Goble, Pamela 480 Goble, Roberts 451 Goble, Robin G Gocke, Christopher C Godby, Forrest E Godby, Geraldean 537 Godby, Stephanie Godsey. Cheryl L 537 Godsey, Dale A Godsey, Ronnie H Goettel, Anne Goettel, Harry C Goetz, Louise M Goft, Esther M 465 Gott. Joe L Goft. Mary J Goff, Patricia V B Goff, Slayrean Gott, Susan E Gotorth, Robert L Jr Goggin, Billie L Goh, Hok Soon 451 Gohmann. Virginia M 266 Goin, Kenneth Goms. Larry W 451 Goins, Patricia A Gold. Steven D 197. 204. 215. 404 Goldbach, Pamela S 350, 480 Goldey, Robert F Goldsmith. Stanley N Goldston, William J. 404 GOLF. COLONELS 256 Golyer, Peggy E 369, 507 Gooch, Charlene S Gooch, Donald W Gooch, Fred M Gooch, John D Gooch. Judy L. 175 Good, Bradley J 537 Good. Cindy M Good, Cynthia J Good. Gary W Good, Robert P Goodall, Rhonda K Goodm, Daphne H Goodm, Donna S. 507 Goodm, Evylene P Goodm, Hiram Goodin, Rose O Gooding, Brian S Gooding. Patrick J Goodlett, Charlene A- 480 Goodlett. Gary Goodlett, Sharon T Goodlette. Caddie A Goodlette, Richard H Goodman, Joseph L Goodman, Lacy Jr 404 Goodman, Ralph W 537 Goodman. Stephen J Goodrich, Gail M Goodrich, William A Goodwin, Constance S. 465 Goodwin, David W Goodwin, Gary L Goodwin, Jerry D Goolsby, John R Goolsby, Margaret R Gootee. William M Jr Gordon, Betty R Gordon, Bruce E Gordon, Connie S Gordon. George L Jr 422 Gordon, Glenn C Gordon, Rebecca A Gore, Mary E. Gorentlo, Daryl L Gorka, Susana Mane 451 Gorley, Kelvin D 342, 480 Gorley. Robed C Gorman, Jack W Gorman, John F 404 Gorski, James R Goss, Dennis L Gosser. Kennie C 404 Gosser, Phyllis F Gossett, Terri L 537 Gossom, James M Gottshall, Robert B Gough. Patsy L 249, 404 Gouwens, Gordon D Govan, John F Govan, Steve J Gover, Cecil G Gover, Jimmy W 371, 537 Govedlo. Daryl L 537 Goyne, Glenn E 404 Grace. Hickory E Grace. John M Gradmger, Craig T 465 Graff, Anita J Graft, Barbara A Graft. Mary C 537 Graham. Edwina J 287,404 Graham. Georgia L Graham. Harry G Graham. Jay A Graham. Joanie 364 Graham, Judy L 404 Graham. Margaret O Graham, Regina S Graham, Ronna L 537 Gramig, Kathleen M Granes, Shernll L Granger, Kay D 537 Grant, Danny C Grant, Dennis E Grant. Diane 480 Grant, Gary L, Grant, Larry G Gran!, Rebecca S Grant. Richard L Grant, Sarah 404 Grant, Vanessa Grass, Sondra K 349. 404 Graves. Barbara S 465 Graves. Gayle F, Graves. Larry T. Graves. Mary F. 537 Graves, Scott G Graves. William Y. Graven, Larry D 507 Gravil, Deborah A Gray, Bonnie C 327, 480, 472 Gray. Carhn L Gray. Charlene Gray, Eleanor B 343. 404 Gray, Gary E Gary, Harold G Gray. Julianne Gray. Kristie A 404 Gray, Robert S 284 Gray, Tevis P. 404 Gray. Thomas E 315 Gray, William S Gray, William W Graybar, Lloyd J 167 Grayson, Glenda Grayson, Mark H Students find new items of interest in the newly expanded University Store. Graziant. Cnrysteen H 288. 404 Grear, David C Grear, Glenda K. Greathouse. Mary M Greayer, Aleta E 377, 480 Greayer, Bruce P Greeman, Omar L Green, Anthony Green, Carol J Green, Charles K Green. Cheryl L 537 Green, Clifton E Green. Glyndon E Green, Gordon E. 319 Green. Holmesefta Green. Joseph W Green, Kathy G Green, Marjone H 537 Green. Michael E Green. Patrick J Green, Paula F. 537 Green, Prewitt Green, Richard C Green, Robert A Green, Robert L 297. 404 Green, Robert S 480 Green, Rodney L 404 Green. Roger M 315, 404 Green. Ronald E. Green. Steven Green. Susan M 507 Green, Tena M 404 Green. Tony 260 Greenburg, Myra L 292, 507 Greene. Arty P Greene. Deborah J, 537 Greene. Douglas W Greene. George K Greene, Kathy A 537 Greene, Larry T, Greene, Martha E 480 Greenhill, Clarence C Greenhill. Mary H. Greenup, James W 258, 322 Greenup, Pamela E M Greenup, William L Greenwell. Brenda L. 343, 405 Greenwell. Johnny B Griffin. Sandra L 480 Greenwell, Laura C 507 Griffin, Sarah A 537 Greenwell, Lynne M Griffin, Teresa M Greenwell, Margaret E 480 Griffin. Timothy L 537 Greenwell, William M Griffith, Elizabeth E Greenwood, Gary W Griffith, Gary R 507 Greer, Gary L Griffith, Gregory B Greer, James O Jr Griffith. Howard D Greer, Lloyd M Griffith. Leslie L O Greer, Patricia A 507 Griffith, Mary L Greever. John E 288, 507 Griffith, Sandy 415 Greger. Steve A Griggs, Billye R Gregg, Rita K 480 Griggs, Riana J Gregory, Earl J R 507 Griggs, Vickie J Gregory, Gail E 507 Grim, Barbara Y Gregory, Gil M Grim, Leroy Gregory, Joseph R 537 Grimes. Bill A Gregory, Kathy 218 Grimes, Mary A Gregory, Larry J Grimes, Sandra K 292. 405 Gregory, Linda G 537 Grimes, Terrence F Gregory, Margaret D 537 Gnmme, Randal G 405 Gregory, Michael A Grinage, Jose H III 310. 31 1 , 507 Gregory, Mildred A 405 Gnner, Ramona J Gregory, Nora K 405 Gnse. Elizabeth J Gregory, Phillip N Gritton, Larry A Gregory, Thomas R Gnzzard, Jacqulyn L Gremer, Rafael A II 348, 363 Groen. Catherine M 538 Gretzmger, Man E 537 Groen. Sybil A 405 Gretzmger, Nancy K. Groezmger. James G Grever, Elizabeth A 384 Grogan, Gary S Grevious. Audrey L Grogan. Lynn Y Grey. Steve 306 Grollig, James M Gnder, James W Gronberg, Rickie G Gnder, Louis K Gross, Charlotte H Gnder. Marsha C Gross, Mary S 538 Gnder, Mary J. 480 Gross. Paula L Gnder, Tommy D Gross. Roberta J Gnesch, Sarah K Gross, Vernon Grieve, Charles H Jr 214 Gross. Wilson D Griffin, Betsy K 288 Grove, George T GnHin, Charles W 316, 451 Grove. Judith T Griflin, Gregory M Grubbs, Billy A Griffin. Joan C 537 Grubbs, Martha L 538 Griffin, Kenton G. 342, 537 Gruen, Michael S Griffin. Linda D Grueninger, Ronda L. 313. 405 Griffin, Patsy A Grugin, Michael D. Griffin, Peter O Gruner, Robert C 297 586 INDEX AND DIRECTORY Gubser, Stephen F. 405 Gudget. Virginia 218 Guenthner. Linda R. 405 Gufley. Bobby D Guldenschuh, Kenette 538 Gulledge, Larry V Gullell, Bomta Gullett. James N Gullett. Michael L. Gullette, Kenneth R 374, 507 Gullette. Robert W Gulley, Brenda J Gulley, Clysta D 507 Gulley, Cordie M Gulley, Lynn R 507 Gumme. Randy 306 Gundy. David R Gunn, Stanley W Jr 538 Guthrie, John L Guthrie, Patrick D Gutterman. Margaret A Guy. Arthur J Guy, David A Guy. Karrol L 327. 405 Guy, Kimberly R 538 Guy. Virginia A 405 Habas, Susan M 350, 507 Haberlm, Glen 264 Hack. Wanda L 212 Hacker. Barbara W 406 Hacker. Bonnie S H Hacker, Bruce Hacker, Dennis B Hacker. Elvin J Hacker, Jeannette Hacker, Joe B Hacker, Malvery J 538 Hacker, Maynard A Hacker, Reuben G Hacker. Tolene Hacker, William D Hacketl, Mary J 507 Hackler. Susan D Hackman. Kathryn L Hackman. Mary F 480 Hackworth. Danny W Hackworth, James T Hackworth, Kaye W 465 Hackworth, Kenneth W 480 Haddix, Edward H Haddix. Roy H. Haden. K. Ann 507 Hadley, Barbara C Hadley, Benjamin D. Haeberlm. Glenn E Hagan. Adda J 215 Hagan, Ann R Hagan. Ellen M Hagan, Hubert L 287. 450, 480 Hagan, Lydia W 480 Hagan. Marion S 327, 507 Hager, James R Hager, Kathlee M 406 Hager, Raymond A Hager, Ronald L Hagerman. Leigh A Haggard, Ricky A 321 , 363, 480 Hagy. Gary S. Hahn. Ralph G Hail, Jane H Hail. Richard B Haines. Robert O 364, 538 Hairston. Eleanor S 288.451 Hairston. Jo Ann 451 Halbert. John W 560 Halcomb. Fara L 361 Halcomb, Glenda K 465 Halcomb, John R Hale, Darrell W Hale, Deborah L J 480 Hale. Donna J 406 Hale, Durward E 406 Hale. Edward C II Hale, Frederick E II Hale. Glen M Hale. Gwendolyn S 289, 406 Hale. Joan U Hale, John C Hale. Judy E Hale, Marlene Hale. Marsha A Hale. Mary A Hale, Soma D 145, 507 Hale, Stanley C Hale, William E Haley, Douglas R 538 Haley. James H 287 Halttman, Paul F 346, 538 Halthill. Andrea K 538 Hall, Anna G Hall, Benny V Hall, Bernard M Jr. Hall. Brenda J Hall. Carol A 480 Hall, Christine D Hall. Dallas W Hall Deanna N 538 Hall. Deborah A Hall. Deborah S. 287. 507 Hall, Diana M 210, 369, 406 Hall. Enoch C III Hall. Gary L Hall, Gary L. 406 Hall, George S Hall, Harold G Hall, Janice N 507 Hall, Jarold K 507 Hall. Jeftery L Hall, Jerry T Hall, John F Hall. John T 293. 321. 480 Hall, John W II Hall. Joseph G 406 Hall. Joseph M 538 Hall. Junellen Hall, Karen L 480 Hall. Karen S 538 Hall. Kevin C 371 Hall. K.rby D 538 Hall, Martha J Hall. Melinda A 363. 538 Hall, Owen L 406 Hall. Pamela F Hall, Patricia L Hall, Rex D. Hall, Robert W Hall. Roy C 451 Hall, Sarah F Hall, Sherrel K Hall. Stanley B Hall, Stephen K 538 Hall. Teresa K Hall. Terry D Hall, Thomas N Hall, Tommy 406 Hall. Tony T Hall. Truman S 346, 406 Hall. Vickie L 210 Hall, Victoria E J 103,219.406 Hall, William B Hall, William C Hall, William G Jr. Hall. Wilma J 507 Halleron, Barbara E 507 Hallman. Howard E 298 Halhs, James Halsey. George W Halsey, James W Halsey, Judy P 406 Halter, Jack R Ham, Dennis B Ham. Rebecca D. 507 Hamblen, Thomas J Hamblm, Glen E Jr Hamblm, Henry M 406 Hambly. Barbara A 480 Hambly, Robert J 303 Hambnck, Joe 352 Hamillon. Barbara K 508 Hamilton, Barbara S 406 Hamilton, Benny G Hamilton, Candice L Hamilton, Dane R 480 Hamilton. Daniel G 288, 406 Hamilton, Deborah L W Hamilton. Edwinna R 538 Hamilton, Glenna S C Hamilton. Joan H 406 Hamilton, John W 508 Hamilton. Judith K 96, 327, 362. 480, 472 Hamilton, Karen D Hamilton, Karen K 313, 406 Hamilton, Karen L Hamilton. Kenton H 539 Hamilton, Michelle Hamilton, Rebecca L Hamilton, Robert K Hamilton, Robin L 313 Hamilton, Ronald D Hamilton, Sandra L 406 Hamilton, Sarah N 508 Hamilton, Webber D. 406 Hamlin. Maryanne 539 Hamlin, Richard W Hamm, Connie L Hamm, Mary B Hamm, Melvin D Hamm. Sue D Hammer, David M Hammerstrom, Mary L 539 Hammond, Anna J Hammond. Anthy K 480 Hammond, Cary E Hammond, Jimmte R 508 Hammond, Joe D Hammond. Judy L 480 Hammond, Larry B Hammond. Leroy 406 Hammond, William S 367 Hammonds. Ruth A 539 Hammons, Beverly L 539 Hammons, Brenda K 508 Hammons, Day 306 Hammons. Linda K 313 Hammons. Mary R O Hammons. Robert R Hammons, Vivian C Hammons. William C 406 Hammons, William M Hampton, Clyde D Hampton, David E 508 Hampton, Ethel M Hampton, Jacqueline 288 Hampton, Martin J 480 Hampton, Percy E Jr Hampton, Rita L 343 Hampton, Ronnie J Hampton, Steven A 539 Hampton, Vicki L 98. 539 Hancock. Anna L B Hancock, Michael E Hancock. Ronald L Hancox, Jettery l Hand, Mary E 539 Handley, Cheryl A Handley, Michael B 508 Handshoe. Debra A Haney, Donald 128. 161. 129 Haney, Gary C Haney, Marlene S Haney, Sidney L Hanger. Charles R 406 Hankins. Deborah D 508 Hanks, Connie C 480 Hanks, Douglas R 406 Hanks. James C Hanks. John T 406 Hanley, Alvm C Hanna, Dorothy Hanna, Juanita J 508 Hannah, Julie P Hannah. Mary B 190, 192, 198. 218. 406 Hannah, Ralph Hannan. Richard R 508 Hannan, Victor R 480 Hanner. Rebecca S 345. 539 Hannon, Linda 406 Hanrahan, James P Hansel, David L Hanstord. Charles V 508 Hanstord. Judy K. 289. 480 Hanson, Corliss A Hanson, Linda S 539 Hanson. Mark W Hanson, Netlie J 406 Hanson. Wanda D Hansson. Kenneth S 147 Happoldt. Candie L 539 Haralson, Robed W 539 Harbach. Benjamin R Harbin. Roberta A Harbison, Farrell A W Harbove, Michael R 303 Harbula, Bernie 304 Harbut, Tyrone C 254 Harden, Nancy L 508 Hardesty. John M Hardesty, Martha L 539 Hardesty, Michael J Hardesty, Monica J Hardesty, Thomas L Hardey, Gary C Hardin, Cleo L Hardin, Jane G Hardin, Jennifer 288, 480 Hardin. Lucile L Hardin, Rebecca J 539 Hardin, Roger W Hardin, Sharon G Hardin, Sheldon Hardin, William H Hardison, Lee M 408 Hardy, Charles E Hardy, Douglas S 408 Hardy. Elizabeth C Hardy. Freddie L Hardy. Gayle L Hardy. Joseph R 303 Hardy. Linda R Hardy, Susan K Hare, Michael L Haremski, Michael B Hargis, Ronna K Hargis, Walter M Hargrove, Robert B Harkins. Dorolhy W Harkms, Howard F Harkleroad. Thomas S Harlan, Joe O Harmon. Allen M 408 Harmon, Janet E Harmon, Michael A Harmon, Nancy K C Harmon. Patricia L Harmon. Peggy A Harmon, Shirley A G Harness. Carolyn A Harney, Danny R Harney. Thomas E 408 Harp, Donald R. Harp. Gary L Harp, Kenneth R Harp. Ramona B Harper, Everette F Jr Harper. Janie D 481 Harper, Michael D Harper, Thomas C 24 1 Harrell. Danny K 316 Harrell, Sharon K 408 Harriett, M Ingram 510 Harris, Butfie K 539 Harris. Cecelia C 508 Harris, Charhnda A. 408 Harris. R Blaine 165 Harris, Charlotte A 408 Harris. Deborah A. 539 Harris. Debra J 539 Harris, Dennis 481 Harris, Don 354. 539 Harris, Donald J Harris, Donna J Harris, Dorothy K Harris, Edna L C M Harris. Gilda S 481 Harris, Helen J 481 Harris, Kathleen E Hams, Margaret J 508 Harris, Mary A 408 Harris, Michael D. 481 Harris. Pamela J Harris. Paula L 508 Harris. Ralph Harris, Robert Jr Hams, William F Hams, William H Harrison, Brenda S 539 Harrison. Debby E. 539 Harrison. Deborah S 481 Harrison. Douglas G Harrison. Elizabeth F Harrison. Grover C 539 Harrison, Harding G Harrison, James C Harrison, Judith C D Harrison, Robert L Harrison, Sally M 313 Harrison, Sandra B. Harrison, Sandra S Harrison. Thomas R Jr Harrison, Timothy R 481 Harrison. Wilma J Harrod. Barbara J 481 Harrod. Gordon L Jr Harshbarger, Shern L Hart, Hollis M 498, 508 Hart. Jackie L Hart, Miles E Hart. Paula K Hart|e. John C 216, 369 Hartley, Charles K Hartley, James T Hartman. Deborah L Hartman, Marsha D Hartung. Kathy M Harvey. Arthur S 244 Harvey. Donald R 297. 481 Harvey. Paul D Harville, Gerald W 508 Harville. Robert H Hash, Deanna S Hash. Gerald R Hash, John P 364, 539 Haskms. Peggy L 508 Hassan, James Foster Hastings, Nancy J 369 Hasty, Janice Hatcher, Edith E 408 Hatcher. Edwina 195, 200, 210 Hatfield. Avery L Hatfield. Guy 139 Hatfield, Henry D 508 Hatfield, Judy G 481 Hatfield. Kenneth R 408 Hatfield, Lois E Hatfield. Mary A Hatfield, Patty L 539 Hatfield, Rebecca P 408 Halhaway, Deborah R Hathaway. George R Hatley, Robyn M Hattenck, Walter W Hatton. Daryl 539 Hatton, Joyce E Hatton, Nelson C Hatton. Rodney T Hatton, Sanford W Hatton, William N Hatton, William Y 408 Haus, Michael J Havnlla. Robert M 409 Hawkins, Deborah J 331,481 Hawkins. Ear! T Hawkins. Lee B Hawkins, Marilyn J Hawkins. Nancy O 539 Hawkins, Pamelia L 300 Hawkins, Susan K Hawkins. Thomas W Hawks. Kathleen A 481 Hawksworth, Linda M 289 Hawley. James S Hawley, Robert C 321. 409 Hawthorne. John R Hay. Deborah S 409 Hay. Donna L 211 Hayden. Deborah A 508 Hayden, James R Hayden. Joseph I Hayden, Rebecca O Haydon, Charles D 306 Haydon, Charlotte E Haydon. Joseph P Haydon, Thomas S Hayes, Eddie Hayes. Everett A Hayes. Glenn 151. 371 Hayes, Jeffrey L 508 Hayes. Jerry R Hayes, Larry M Hayes, Linda K Hayes. Phoebe S Hayes, Robert 177 Hayes, Thomas D 539 Hayes, William L Hayman. Lyman N Haynes. Paul E Jr. Hays, Gene W Hays, Jim H Hays. Ruth A 313. 481 Hays, Sheila K Hays. Steven R 481 Hays. William S 409 Hays. Wilson A 409 Haysley. Robert W Haywood. Philip A Haywood, Rebecca M 289. 481 Hazelngg, Anne H 292, 481 Head. Mary L 481 Head, Randy R Heard. John D Heath, Terry L 481 Heathman, Billie J H Heberle, Jeanne M Heberle, Klaus H Heckler. Richard G Heckman, Alice J Heckman, Kathy A 465 Hedgebeth, Gregory P 508 Hedgecock, Linda S Hedgecock. Room L 539 Hedges. Cynthia A 508 Hednck. Norman R Heflernan, John P Heffernan, Lyn J 539 Heffley, Steven D Heffron, Karen S 539 Hehl. Donna L 152 Hehman, Gregory L Heid. William R 409 Heidorn, Judy A Heim. Nancy A Heim, Sybil A Heineman, Janet L 539 Heinisch. Jane E Heinnch. Patrick W Heinzelman. Larry C 409 Heise. Margaret A 267. 539 Heister, Randall M 409 Heitz, Peggy L Heitzman, Carolyn M 508 Heitzman. Deborah A Held. John M Hellard, Dale R Hellard. Rickie L Hellard, Stephen L Hellard. William E Heller. Edward M Hellmann. Judy M 21 1 , 361 . 362. 363. 508 Helm. Finley Helm, George Helm, Hannah J 481 Helm, Hugh B III 539 Helm, James E 409 Helm, Jerry D Helm, Roger D 508 Helm, William S 297, 481 Helmbrecht, Stephen L 342, 346, 409 Helms, Bradley P Helsley, Bonnie F Helton. Charles R 409 Helton, Gwendolyn A Helton. Jennifer L 345, 539 Helton, John K Heltzel, Jerri L 465 Helvey. Drusilla J 368, 539 Hempel. Daniel R Hempel. Deborah Hempfling, Jean C 327, 481 Hempfling, Mark C 539 Henderhght, Lawrence Henderlight. Philip E Hendershot, Linda M 508 Henderson, Bonnie M Henderson. Clarenetta 288, 409 Henderson, Donald C Henderson, James D Henderson, Linda L Henderson, Marilyn J 508 Henderson, Mark F 508 Henderson, Robert G Henderson. Sheree M Henderson, William H Hendren, Dons Hendren, Hubert F 28 Hendricks, Bruce E Hendricks, Charles T Hendricks, Debra J Hendricks, Donna C 409 Hendricks. W Roberta Hendnckson. Jack D Hendnckson, Karen E 211. 508 Hendnckson. William Hendnx, Glen A Hendnx, Judy A Hendnx. Ronald E 539 Hendrix. Steve R Henik, Rosemary A 539 Henn, Vicky L 539 Hennessey, Barbara L. Hennessey, James T Henning, Jo A 266. 481 Henrick, Jams M Hennckson, Donald 352 Henry, Claire A Henry, Edgar R 409 Henry. Kenneth R Henry, Kenne th W 216. 369, 481 Henry, Kevin M 465 Henry. Linda T. Henry, Patricia 409 Henry, Richard L INDEX AND DIRECTORY 587 Henry. Susan M 371 Henry. Thomas M 409 Hensgen, Debbie A 539 Hensley. Carolyn B. Hensley, Deborah G Hensley, Debra S 269. 327, 409 Hensley. Etlie W Hensley. Harry S 264 Hensley. James D Hensley. Janice K 213. 375, 508 Hensley, Jean B 409 Hensley, Kathy A 539 Hensley. Kathy J 539 Hensley. Larry E Hensley. Margaret M Hensley. Nollie Hensley. Peggy 409 Hensley. Ruby L 451 Hensley. Russell 481 Hensley, Vicki L Henson, Patricia E 508 Henson. Steve M Hentzell, Cynthia I 409 Henzman. Pollyanna 539 Hepler. Gwendolyn H. Hepler. William M Heppler. Mark W 508 Herald, Connie J 508 Herald. Elizabeth 409 Herald, Imogene Herald, Joyce A H Herald. Mitchel C Herald, Nancy E Herald, Paul R Herbst, Diana J Herdt. Martha N Hergott. Sister Esthe Hermann. Gary N Hern. Linda S 313, 465 Herren, Emily J 539 Hernn, Linda M Herring, Elizabeth Herrmann, Gayle A Herrmann, Nancy S Herron, Dale L Herron, Larry M 409 Herron, Suzanne Hershberger, Tressa J Hershberger, Walter F Hesler, Carolyn J Hess. Edwin A 1 58 Hess, Ralph W 539 Hesse, Barb L 409 Hesse, Sister Betty A Hester, Rita S Heuer. David E Hever, Martha 351 Hewlett, Joe R 341, 342 Hey. David M III 409 Hey, Sharon M 292, 508 Heyl. Victoria L 508 Heyer, Robert B Hibbard. Calvin D Hibbard. James 539 Hibbard. Jane T 137 Hibbard, Joe 214, 342 Hibbard, Mary K Hibbard. Ruby C Hibbs, Susan S 482 Hickerson, W illiam H 560 Hickey. Glynda M Hickey. Juanita J Hickey. Lana S 409 Hickman. Paul E 508 Hickman, Reginald K 539 Hicks. Brenda K 539 Hicks. Janet L Hicks, John P Jr 409 Hicks, Judy C Hicks, Judy L. 482 Hicks, M Susan 409 Hicks, Mattie E Hicks, Patricia F 202. 210, 216. 219. 327. 409 Hicks. Pam 289 Hicks, Retha P Hieber. Mary C 465 Hiett. Jan K Higdon, Paul L. Higgins, Deborah A 287, 482 Higgms, Garland W 540 Higgins, George E Higgins, J Thomas Higgins, Karen L Higgins, Lee Higgins, Lewis M Higgms, Peter J Higgins, Robert A Higgins, William J High. David A Higley. Randall N Hignite, Darrel S Hignite, Vickie C Hilbish, Alicia A 350, 508 Hilderbrand, Ronald B 540 Hilgeman. Donald E Hill, Angela K Hill, Barbara J 508 Hill. Carol A. Hill, Carol A Hill, Cathy E 482 Hill. Charles A 482 Hill, Clyde E Hill, Diane K 288, 410 Hill, Elizabeth M 194, 198. 212, 215, 216. 218. 377. 378, 410 Hill. James D Hill. James R Hill, Janie F. Hill. John E Hill. Julia C Hill. Karen E 218. 266. 482 Hill. Larry L Hill. Mary B Hill. Mona L Hill. Nancy A M Hill, Richard H Hill. Richard P Hill. Robert A. Jr. Hill. Roberta B 155 Hill, Ruth L 465 Hill, Sardra K Hill, Stanley W 260 Hill. Susan E 508 Hill. Thomas K Hill, William F Hill, William H Hillard. Jackie N Hillard. Robert L Hilliker. James D 508 Hillman, Robert C 540 Hillman, Virginia A 313 Hilpp, Paul F Hilterbran, Roy D. Hilton. Dudley R Hilton. Kathy Himes. Linda K 201. 218. 410 Hlncks, Judy A Hindman, Larry J Htndman, Nancy L 410 Hinds, Merry C Hines, Daniese A 482 Hmes, Donald C Hines, Judy G Hines, Richard E Hines, Roy R Hines. Verniese A 508 Hmkle, Edna L Hinkle Irene B Hinkle. Raymond H Hinkle, Richard L Hmo, Edward J Hino, Marlene A Hmson, Jenna C 540 Hirst. Judith K Hirtzinger. Carol L 210, 313, 410 Hisle, Candace J Hisle. Eva S M Hissom, Jack R 234. 251. 252 Hitch, Dwight H Hitchcock. Charles R Hitchcock. John R Hite, Nancy K 410 Hite. Terry G 482 Hogeland, Bruce 352 Hoagland, Mary C 210, 369. 410, 481 Hoagland, Rose M Hoagland, Susanne P Hoback, Charlie G Hobbs. Bessie A Hobbs, Irene M Hobbs, Pamela A 292. 481 Hobson, Molly N 560 Hobson, Sharon R 540 Hochwalt, Patricia A 268, 367 Hocker, Ruth A Hodge. Lloyd Hodges, Barbara S Hodgkms, Thomas G 451 Hoehler, Carol A Hoertt, Sheryll L Hoft, Robert J Hoffert, Jere R 410 Hoffman. Irvin H 508 HoHman, Linda J 465 Hoffman. Martha 410 Hoffman. Mary T 292 Hoffman, Michael D 410 ' Hoffman, Richard C Hoffman, Susan J 465 Hoffmann, Carles G Hoffmann, Leslie Hogan, Darrell E Hogan. Nancy L 540 Hogan. Shirley M S Hoge. Elizabeth K Hoge. Patricia A Hogg, Roger L 217, 297 Hogue, James G Hohman. Margaret R Holbrook, Charlotte F 540 Holbrook, Howell H Holbrook, Hubert L Holbrook, Jesse C. Holbrook, Joyce E Holbrook, Michael L Holbrook. Paul Holbrook, Phyllis J Holbrook, Robert A Holbrook. Tanya L 410 Holbrook, Virginia K 508 Holbrook, William F Holcomb. Lester W Jr Holcomb, Teresa J 540 Holder, Mary D 540 Holderman, Patricia J 324 Hoidstock, Michael J Hole, Kathleen A 508 Holeman. Kathleen S 293. 410 Holihan, Dan 246 Holihan, Ronald J 248, 451 Hollan, Julia A Hollan. Linda J Holland, Donna L Holland, Lenard A 451 Hollencamp, Geraldme 345, 540 Holleran, Paula H 355, 508 Holliday. Eliza J Holliday. James D Holliday, Robert C Holliman, Arnold C Holhn, Sheila D Holhngsworth, David 482 Hollingsworth. Jeanie 482 HoHingsworth. Laura Hollingsworth, Ovie G Hollms, Thomas A Hollister, Christine Hollon, Elijah D Hollon. Maria D 540 Hollon, Roger D Holloway. James A 287, 509 Holloway. Kent F 241 Holloway, Robert M Holloway, Rowena G 540 Holman, Belinda J 410 Holmes, Cecily A Holmes, Darrell 131 Holmes. Sharon K Holoch. Carl A 451 Holsclaw, Sheila K 293, 482 Holt, Brenda G Holt, Ernie J Holt, Karen S 540 Holt. Kathy G 410 Holt, Kenny D Holt. Ray W 287, 410 Holt. Vanita K Holten, Beverly A 349. 482 Holten, Scott A Holthaus. Kathy A 526. 430 Holthouser, Suzanne R 410 Holtkamp, Ronald W 509 Hoilclaw, Elizabeth Holzwarth, David T HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 367 Honaker, Judith K Honchel, John F Honchell, Phyliss J C Honeycutt, Joy W Honeycutt, Paul W Honeycutt, Pauline Hongsombud, Visid HONOR ROLL 192 Hood, David G Hood, Raymond A 254, 347. 482 Hood, Rebecca L 410 Hook, Greg P 248 Hook, Gregory W 347, 509 Hook, Margaret A Hooker, Morgan Hooks. Vonda G 540 Hooper, James E Hooper, Johnny P 509 Hoover. Debora L Hope. Charles W Hope, George L Hopes, Timothy A 361 Hopkins. Bonne J 509 Hopkins. Cynthia L 298. 313, 482 Hopkins, Joanetta Hopkins, Robert E Hopkins, Stephen D. 410 Hopkins, Walter M Hopper, Chene C Hopper, Ralph E Hopperton, Gary W 482 Hopson, Mary R 324 Horan, Joseph L 410 Horan, Michael A Horn, Charles G Home, Patricia L 540 Horner. Carl S III Hornsby. Cathy D 217 Hornung. Mark W Horrar, Nancy L Horseman, Bonita J Horseman, Connie G 540 Horseman. Nelson D Horseman, Sherry L 465 Horsley. Beverly J 211. 509 Horstman. Estella D Horton. David E 321. 509 Horton, Jean L 540 Horton, Michael D 281 ,311, 333. 410 Horton. Ruth A Hoskins, Betsy C Hoskins, Cecil Hoskins. Charles R Hoskins. Debra S 509 Hoskins. Donna L Hoskins. Fay E Hoskins, Herbert H Hoskins. James A, 346. 482 Hoskins, Jesse Hoskins, Kathleen Hoskins, Lonnie Hoskins, Merle Hoskins, Pamela G 509 Hoskins, Patricia A 410 Hoskins, Willie J Jr Hott, Roger G 369, 540 Houatler, Donna J 540 Houben. Gary W 346, 410 Houben, Kathryn S 509 Houchens. Jeffrey N Houchin, Howard C Houchin. Patricia K Houchin. Thomas I 248, 540 Houdeshell, Nancy K 367, 465 Houghtaling. Robert J 410 Houk. Kathenne L 509 Hounshell, Jimmy D Hounshell, Virginia L Houp, Kenneth L Houp, Pamela L 483 House, Ann 509 House. Billy C 410 House. Bridget G 509 House. Coleman House. Dorothy S House, Ernestine P. 294 House. James A 373, 483, 605 House, Martha P House, Mary D House, Robert C House, Romie D House, Ronald T House. Stephen E 410 House. Wilma C Houser, Esther B 483 Householder, William A 150 Houston. Connie M 451 Houston. James A 451 Houston, Sandra S Houston, Wilbur 1 37 Houston. William O Hovatter, Donna J Hovious, Darrell N 483 Howard, Albert W Howard, Annette 540 Howard, Barbara B Howard, Billie J Howard. Carol A 483 Howard, Cary B Howard, Clarence Howard. Donald W Howard. Eddie M Howard. Edna M H Howard, Elizabeth A 540 Howard. Evelyn 541 Howard, Glenda S 541 Howard. Glenn F 410 Howard. Glenna B 483 Howard, Gloria C Howard, James E Howard, James T Howard, Jimmy R Howard, Joseph A Howard, Joseph M 1 76 Howard, Keith R Howard, Lonnie D Howard. Mary S Howard, Maurice E Howard, Pauline F Howard. Peggy 509 Howard, Phillip E. Howard, Richard H Howard, Robert G Howard, Robert S Howard, Terry J Howard, Victoria L Howard. Walter B Jr Howell, Brenda K Howell. Byron E 560 Howell. Delmer Howell, Harold V Howell, Llewellyn 293 Howell, Pauline L 483 Howell, Robert E Howerton, John D Howerton, Leigh Jr Howitz, Virginia A Howitz, William L Howlett, Charles C Howze, Eligah Hoyt. Julie K 375 Hricko, Deborah M 483 Hrubala. Bernard E 254. 347. 397, 410 Hruban, James A 262, 451 Huang, Maw Shuh Huang, Mm Chi Huang, Mm Chi Huang, Shih Tung 560 Hubbard, Benjamin R Hubbard, Lanny R 410 Hubbard. Mary S 541 Hubbard, Scott H Jr Huber, Lorona T Huber. Mary C 219 Huber, Mary W 210. 327 Huber, Stephen L Huckaby. Terry A Huckaby. Tim P Huddleston, Brenda A Huddy. Joellen Huddy. John J, 346. 483 Hudson. Cheryl L Hudson, Danver R Jr Hudson, Donna S 541 Hudson. Harriett Hudson. Kenneth Hudson, Lewis Hudson, Mark D 241, 509 Hudson, Michael W. Hudspeth, Gregory F Huenefeld, Deborah S Huenefeld. Kathleen A 21 1 . 509 Huff. Betty L Huff. Cynthia L 541 Huffman, Cathy L Huffman, Donna S Huffman, Durward W Huffman, Eric F Huffman, Florence S 541 Huffman, Jean A 509 Hullman. Jerry L Huffman. Linda K Huffman, Mary E Huffman. Patrick O Huffman, Terry L Hughes. Arthur A 483 Hughes. Billie B Jr 315 Hughes, Bonita S. Hughes, Brenda J 343, 41 1 Hughes, Charles A Hughes, Donna J Hughes. Duby 315 Hughes, Howard L Hughes. Jacky R 483 Hughes. Janice M 541 Hughes, Jody E Hughes, John B 248. 347 Hughes. Joy C Hughes, Joyce L Hughes. Kay M 4 11 Hughes, Linda J 41 1 Hughes, Madonna K 465 Hughes, Marsha B Hughes. Michael A 215. 298 Hughes. Otto L Hughes, Phyllis C Hughes, Richard A Hughes, Richard P 411 Hughes. Tonda L 509 Hughes, William L, 215. 483 Hughlett, Kathryn L 483 Huguely, Allen J Huguely. Garnet! S Hulette, Lesa K Huls, Hannah R Huls, Judy A 509 Huls. Linda K. Huls. R Kenneth Huls. Robin L 509 Hume, Allen T Hume. Mary E 264, 509 Hume, Walter A Humelsine. Ray A 509 Humphrey. James G Humphrey, Mary C Humphrey, Sherry L Hundley, James S 483 Hundley. John D Hundley, Nancy K 21 1 , 268, 509 Hundley. Robert D Huneycutt. Dinah G. 411 Hungler, Michael L Hunley, Eugene Hunstad, Bernie R 363 Hunt, Brenda D 483 Hunt. Carolyn W Hunt. Clara J Hunt. Frances E Hunt, James D 284 Hunt, James M Hunt, Karen W Hunt. Lynn 541 Hunt, Mary T. Hunt. R Stephen Hunt, Ronald E Hunt. Willma M Hunter, Ann M Hunter, Charles E Hunter. Johnnie M 541 Hunter, Marilyn K Hunter, Mary S Hunter, Ross A Hunter, Steven C Hunter, Wesley K Huntey, Bruce R 560 Hurak. Thomas J 483 Hurd, Darrell L 298, 411 Hurlbert, Cornelius S 161 Hurley. Orletta P Hurley, Rosalind K Hurley. Steven L 254. 342. 483 Hurst. Harold G Hurst. Lantie O Hurst. Thomas S Jr Hurt, Mary R. Huskisson, Martha A 541 Hussung, Sharon A Husted, Mary L 510 Hutcherson, Wilma M 541 Hutchinson, Betty S 218 Hutchinson, Gary A 541 Hutchison. Susan G Huth, James E Hutsell. Robin S 541 Hutton, Mary C Hutton, R Eileen Hutton, Virginia Huysman, Arnold N Hyden, Doris C Hylton, Marjone G Hymer, Vicki L 541 Hynes. John D Hysmger, Douglas O Hysmger, E. Mary Jane Hysmger, Edward J lanniello. Anthony R. 588 INDEX AND DIRECTORY Iddmgs, Ray L Igo, Helen T 541 Ikerd, Tim C. Infantmo, Blanca I Ingalz, James A Ingels, Mary K Ingham. Loyd M 451 Ingram. Harnett M Ingram, John W Ingram, Ronald G Inman, John H 41 1 Inman, Linda S 41 1 Innis. Philip R 451 Insko. Alice Cox Insko, Mary N 541 Insko, Michael A 216 Insko. Theresa T. 210. 411 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL 330 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION INTERIOR DESIGN CLUB 366 INTRAMURALS 270 Inumerable, Numenano lovme, James T. lovine, John J lovine. Rachel E lovino, Brenda J 465 Ireland, Michael E Ireland, Noel W Irey. Roc D 257, 315 Irvm. Malcolm P Irvin. Marguerite 510 Irwin, Gregory M 541 Irwin, Martha W Irwin, Victoria E Isaacs, Arnold C Isaacs, Brenda F P Isaacs, Carol A 313 Isaacs, Irene H Isaacs. Janet S 541 Isaacs, Karen G Isaacs. Marilyn R 216 Isaacs, Michael E Isaacs, Nolan E Isaacs, Rosie M Isaacs, Steven D Isaa cs, William G Iseli, Deborah L 541 Isgngg. Gary H Isham, Wilma L W Ison. Barbara A 541 Ison, Carlton E Jr Ison, Clinton C. Ison. David E Ison, Denise L 541 Ison, Donald E Ison, Earl D. Jr. Ison, Gary L Ison, Ira T Ison, Joseph D Ison, Kenzie P Ison, Ralph E Ison, Robert B Jr Ison. Sandra K. Ison, Sheila A Ison, Vickie R Ivers, William F Jr Ives, Steven R Jacina, Eddie G 541 Jacks. Daniel D Jackson. Albert D. Jr. 541 Jackson, Allen W Jackson. Anna J S Jackson. Betty D 483 Jackson, Brenda L Jackson. Dallas Jackson. David M 510 Jackson. Donna D Jackson, Douglas H Jackson. Frances L Jackson, Jimmy L Jackson, John C 41 1 Jackson, Kenneth T 411, 541 Jackson, Kennith W Jackson, Margaret H Jackson, Margie A Jackson, Merwyn L Jackson, Michael B Jackson, Patricia A 411 Jackson. Richard W Jr 214,412 Jackson, Ronnie C Jackson. Shandra K 98,510 Jackson. Stephen F Jackson. Steven C 412 Jackson. Sylvia 465 Jackson, Victoria S 214, 510, 541 Jackson. Virginia S Jackson, Wade G 412 Jackson, Wanda Jackson. William D 346 Jackson, William M Jackson. Willis D Jacobs, Cathy L B Jacobs. Deborah R 483 Jacobs, James B Jacobs, James E Jacobs. Karen A. 412 Jacobs. Ricky L 510 Jacobs. Susan E 510 Jacoby. Jon J James, Alfred O James, Evelyn D 510 James, Frederick A 11412 James, John D Jr 451 James. Lloyd M 483 James. Michael A 288 James, Patricia A 541 James, Pharlis R 541 James, Teresa J. 412 James. William N. 133 Jancko, Robed D 241 Jared, Phillip L 345 Jarman, Michael L Jarrett. Charles W Jr 216 Jarvis. Karen S 412 Jarvis, Lela F 412 Jarvis. Melodie R Jasper, Robert B Jr Jasper, Robert S Javins, Tom M 248, 445 Jells, Vicki D 413 Jeflers, Jo A 28. 96, 324, 483 Jeflers, Sally N 30, 316, 327, 483 Jefferson, Robert A Jeffries. Deborah R Jeffries. Elizabeth L Jeffries. Fowler b Jeffries, Marilyn M Jeffries. Merry J Jellnes. Neleta M Jefls. Vicki D Jenkins. Alice R 465 Jenkins, Deborah A 413 Jenkins. James R Jenkins. Jerome C Jenkins, Mildred R Jenkins, Sue W Jenkins. Virgil C Jennings. Mabel M 219 Jennings. Margaret A Jennings. Marion W Jennings, Myrena 219 Jennings. Roy C Jennings, Sondra G L Jennings, Vickie F 510 Jensen. Lyda K 541 Jensen, Martha S 510 Jensen, Vicki D Jernigan, Cathy L 541 Jervis, Garry M 451 Jesse. Diane M 541 Jeter. Jenny L Jett. Amy P Jett. Barry L 306 Jett. Gordon L 319, 413 Jewell, D Randall 305 Jinks, Virginia M 351 Jody. Calhy Jody. Gary J Johanboeke, Janet K Johanboeke. Vickie S 541 Johns, Ellen J 266, 269 Johns. Judy K, Johns. Margaret G Johnson. Allen K Johnson, Bartholomew 214, 483 Johnson, Benjamin C 305 Johnson, Betty L Johnson, Blanche M Johnson. Bradley E Johnson. Brent R Johnson, Carol A 186 Johnson. Carroll D Johnson, Charles F 483 Johnson. Charles G Johnson, Clayton M 346 Johnson, David G Johnson, David J Johnson, Dayle A 289. 413 Johnson. Deborah A Johnson, Debra S 541 Johnson, Dewey L Johnson, Diana L 541 Johnson, Diane R Johnson. Fleetwood Johnson. Gladys N Johnson. Hartese H Johnson, Helen 510 Johnson, Homer E Johnson, Ishmeal E 510 Johnson, Jacqueline C Johnson, Jacqueline S Johnson. Janel S 541 Johnson. Joe R III With the end of the first semester drawing near, the spirit of Christmas is evident in dorms and throughout campus. Johnson. John 254 Johnson. Joyce A. Johnson, Judy C. 483 Johnson. Judy G C Johnson. Judy Y Johnson, Kay A 324. 483 Johnson. Keen D Johnson. Lawrence H Johnson, Leslie B Johnson, Lois L Johnson, Lola J Johnson. Marcia L 413 Johnson, Margaret A 413 Johnson, Mark S 541 Johnson, Marsha D 483 Johnson, Merle 341. 413 Johnson. Micheal L Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Neville L Johnson, Palncia A Johnson, Paul 288 Johnson, Paula 218 Johnson, Phil Johnson, Ralph T Johnson, Ralph V 346 Johnson, Randy T Johnson, Richard D Johnson, Robert A Johnson. Robert L Johnson, Ruth A 510 Johnson, Sandra A S. 510 Johnson, Sheha O Johnson. Shirley E Johnson. Stephen III 216 Johnson. Stephen T Johnson. Terrence A 483 Johnson. Terry L 322 Johnson, Vernon R Johnson, Viola M Johnson. Walter L 510 Johnson, William C Johnson, William E Johnson, William G Johnson. Winnie S 216.483 Johnson, Worley Jr 510 Johnson. Yvette A 294. 483 Johnston, Dennis A 541 Johnston, Jean E Johnston. Michael H Johnston. Rebecca J 350. 541 Johnston. Richard C 322.413 Johnston, Robert W Johnston. Ruth Johnston, Sandra R Jomes. Henry B Jolly, Anna E 340. 541 Jones, Adda G Jones, Alma T Jones, Anthony 541 Jones, April E Jones, Belinda L 289, 483 Jones, Belh M Jones. Beverly J 541 Jones. Bobby L Jones, Booker T Jr Jones, Brian C Jones. Bruce D Jones. Carol A Jones, Carolyn M 541 Jones. Catherine C 313, 497. 510 Jones. Clinton A 289. 305 Jones. Coy L Jones. Daniel E Jones. David E Jones. David M 207, 219. 413 Jones. David P Jones. Deborah S 541 Jones, Dianne C 267, 483 Jones, Donald L 306, 413 Jones, Easter 541 Jones, Elmer Jones, Ernesl D Jones. Ernest S Jones. Evan A Jones, Everett D Jones. Franklin D Jones, Freeda G Jones, Gary L 483 Jones, George R Jones, Georgeanne E 51 1 Jones, Gerald R 413 Jones, Gwendolyn A 560 Jones, Harry B 483 Jones, Harry T 483 Jones, Harvey J Jones, Helen 541 Jones, Hubert C Jr Jones. Hugh A Jones. James M Jones. James M Jones. James W Jr 329, 483 Jones, John D Jr Jones, John E Jones, John F Jones, John S Jr Jones, Johnnie G Jones, Karen C Jones. Kenny R Jones, Laura L Jones, Leah J 362. 510 Jones. Leigh A Jones, Lmda A Jones, Lisa M 292, 466 Jones. Lloyd H Jr, Jones, Mary F 541 Jones, Mary M Jones. Michael A 346 Jones, Patrick G 387 Jones. Paul E Jones. Peggy D 466 Jones, Phyllis C Jones, Raymond W Jones. Richard R Jones. Roy Jones. Sharon B Jones. Sharon S Jones. Shirley A Jones. Susan E Jones, Teddy D Jones, Teresa G ' j41 Jones, Thomas B 361. 510 Jones. Thomas C 413 Jones. Timothy D Jones, Vernon N Jones. Verlrees B Jones. Vicki L 268. 293, 413 Jones, Vicki R 210. 510 Jones, Wanda W 510 Jones, Wendell R Jones. William L Jones. Yvonne M Jordan. Anna F Jordan. Barry L Jordan, Chnsta S 541 Jorgenson, Alan M Judge, Greg A 560 Judge. Patricia M 371 Judson, Joseph A Jr 541 Judy. Gerald D Judy, Karen Jungkurlh. Randy L 244.254.347. 511 Jupin, Lawrence R Jurek. Elizabeth J Jurek. Margaret A 542, 542 Jury, Henry S Justice, Charlene 51 1 Justice, Chester Jr Justice, Claton 413 Justice, Donna J F Justice. James C Jr Justice, Joseph D 499, 542 Justice, Karen A 367. 499, 542 Justice. Paul W Justice, Phillip C 542 K MATES 340 Kachenmeister. Claren Kaelin, Lawrence W 251 . 253. 347 Kaenzig, Vickie L 542 Kahlo, Margarel D Kaiser, Connie R 542 Kale, Edwin T 483 Kalla. Mumir M Kalmey. Janet F 270. 51 1 Kalmey. Joyce A 51 1 Kamenelzky, Esther F Kanamon, Manko 348 Kandle. Kathleen M 327.413 Kandle, Kirk M Kane. Connie J 51 1 Kane, Philip N Kanzmger. Robed C 346, 413 Kaplan. John B 542 Kaplan. Virginia G 483 KAPPA ALPHA 307 KAPPA ALPHA THETA 309 KAPPA DELTA 312 KAPPA DELTA PI 219 KAPPA DELTA TAU 349 KAPPA IOTA EPSILON KAPPA MU EPSILON KAPPA PSI ALPHA 310 Kareth, Karen E 287. 340. 483 Kargel, Karlene A Kargel. Karsten E Karlstrom, Karl G Karns. Connie J 542 Karp, Larry 306 Karr, Eugene C Karr, Mary H 288. 511 Karrer, Michael A Kathlma, James W Kaufman. Nancy C 288. 51 1 Kaulman, Philip R 499 Kaukham. Chalermdej 348, 452 Kaukham, Pornratchane 466 Kavanaugh, Marilyn J Kavanaugh. William L Kawaja. Gahb E 321.413,506 Kawaja. Mary A Kaycor. Dan E 413 Kaylor, Dan E Kays, Daniel T 511 Kays. Joseph L Kays. Patrick H Kays. Rudy M 315. 413 Keal, Renard R Kearns, Marlena B 413 Kearns. Phillip W. 511 Keathley. Rhonda F 51 1 Kebbe, Stanley E Keck. James H. Keck, Jo Ann M 483 Keefe, Patricia K Keeling. Pamela K 511 Keen. Kenneth 363 Keen, Purl K 215 Keenan, Douglas E Keene, Rebecca L, 413 Keeney, Ann F INDEX AND DIRECTORY 589 Keenon, Ange I Kees. Debra A 51 1 Keelon. Bathilda S D Keelon. Cynthia R A Keeton. James L Keelon. William R Keller. Kalhey D Keiler. Dave 319 Keith, Barbara N Keith. Brenda L Keilh. Colleen K Keilh, Florella E Keilh, Joan E 413 Keilh. Larry S Keith. Stephen C Kelholler, Charles I 197. 286. 287. 413 Kelien, Debra J Kellar. John W Jr Keller. Charles A Kelley. Barbara D Kelley, Donald W 466 Kelley, Earl W Kelley, James R Kelley, Jerome R Kelley, John M Kelley. Kenneth H Kelley. Lawrence L 542 Kelley, Louise H Kelley. Patricia G 542 Kelley. Robert B 298, 413 Kelley. Robert W Kelley. Robyn L Kelley. Sarah K 176. 483 Kellis. Thomas L 413 Kelly, Daniel F Kelly, Edilh B Kelly. Henry Kelly. James M 341 Kelly. Jane A Kelly. Jerry L Kelly. Joseph M 542 Kelly. Karen S Kelly, Tish B 313, 413 Kelsey, Lisa B 542 Kelso. Cynlhia A 371, 483 Kello, Vivian I 51 1 Kemble, Margaret K 51 1 Kemp, Jacquelyn D Kemper, Debra C 51 1 Kemper, Jacqueline A Kemper. Mary A Kemper, Vickey L 351, 413 Kendall, Cheryl G Kendall, Ritchie H Kendnck. Amy G Kendnck, Maxine Kendnck. Ronald G Kendnck, William Jr Kennedy, Albert S- 413 Kennedy. Cheryl D 511 Kennedy, Donna E 293 Kennedy, Frances F 375. 511 Kennedy, Franklin M Kennedy, Jenniler L 452 Kennedy, Patricia S 483 Kennedy. Teresa J 483 Kennedy. Vernon E Kenner, Ronald L 51 1 Kenney. Bridget R Kennison. Brian 303 Kenny. Susan L 324 Kent. James A 216 Kepler, David M 360. 414 Kepler, Jill H 215. 511 Kerbaugh, Glyn D Jr Kern, Angela 327, 414 Kerns, Tommy W Kerr, Tina A 483 Kersey. David J 284 Kesel. Nancy C 414 Kessinger. Mark E Ketron. Frank L 51 1 Keltler, Michael A 214. 414 Key, Clarence S 51 1 Kibbey. Linda F 313 Kibler. Barbara H 266. 269. 542 Kidd. Brenda L 414 Kidd. Hildreth C Kidd, Jackie L 327 Kidd. Linda G Kidd. Niki A Kidd. Roy L Kidd. Sandra A Kidd, Sherrye A 542 Kidd. Tanya M Kidd. Vicki L Kidd. Virginia S Kiddoo. Pamela S 293. 331 Kidney, Kathleen M Kidney, Moira J K.dwell. Boyd B 306 Kidwell. Ella M Kidwell, Herman W 466 Kidwell. Randall B Kieler. David T Kilburn. Louann Kilburn. Lucille Kilgore. Joyce K 484 Killen, Judith A Killian. Joseph S Killion, Bradley E Killman. Billye 351 Kimball. Gail L 324. 344 Kimbrough, Phyllis L Kimbrough, Reed D 310,311.414 Kinberger, Barbara L 327.414 Kincaid. Ernest D Jr Kincaid. Harold F 484 Kinch, Priscilla D Kmcheloe. David B Kmdler, Thomas Kmduell. Timothy R King, Or Amy P 1 60 King. Andrew J King. Annbruce G 300 King. Belinda J 511 King, Belly D King, Cril Jr King, Daniel III King, Dons H King, Everett G King, Glyndon E King, James C 51 1 King. Jane M King, Jettery W King. Joseph C 51 1 King. Karen S 483 King. Kathleen E. 51 1 King. Lawerence W King. Mitchell W King. Patti J King. Phillis J King. Ralph E King, Sharon J 414 King. Tildon R King, Vicki B 542 King, Vmada M 511 Kingsolver, Anne C Kinman, Benjamin T Kmman, Charles V Kinman. Connie F 542 Kinman, Deborah L Kinman. Dwight D Kinman, Judy L Kinman, Michael L Kinman, Rinda A Kinnaird, Michael W Kinnaird, Patricia B Kmne. William D Kinney. Andre 297. 414 Kinney, Charles L Kinney. Terry A Kinsolving, George B Kinsolving. Lucien L Kirby, Bruce E Kirby, Bryan W Kirby, Coy R Kirby, Nancy F Kirby. Roger D Kirchdorler, Dorothy Kirchner. Clarence C 484 Kirchner, Peter M 542 Kirk, Deborah J 377, 511 Kirk. Jim 212. 374 Kirk. Ken E Kirk, Linda J Kirk, Stephen R 303. 414 Kirker, Jan 542 Kirkland. Allene Y. Kirkpalnck. Bath N Kirkpatnck. Teresa M 350 Kirksey, Larry 224. 414, 226 Kirzinger, Robert S 371 Kiser, Eric P 484 Kiser, Gary A Kiser, Jetterson G Kiser, Maxwell D Kiser. Patricia C Kiser. Tern D Kish, Mary F Kish. Steven J Kissick. Diana F Kitchen. Roy W Kileck. Paul D 51 1 Kleckner. Karen D 414 Kleckner, Melvin V Klein. Amelia J Klein, Dennis M Klein. Glen 212 Klein, Mary A Klein, Raymond G 414 Klein, Suzanne E 542 Klein, Theresa A 267, 542 Kleinjan, Marlene A 414 Kleintank. Lou A Kleykamp. Deborah A Kleykamp, Joseph K 414 Kline, Janice K 51 1 Kline. Luann 51 1 Kline. Mike 303 Kline. William C Klmgstein. Donald O 542 Klosterman. Debra A Knapp. William F Knarr. Emma C Knecht. Karen S E Knecht. Thomas L Kneisel, Linda L Kneisel. Richard L Knicely, Brenda S Knillley, Arthur W Knilley, Susan H 51 1 Knight. Cynthia I Knight, Joe F Jr 305 Knight. John W Knight. Laura L 327. 414 Knight. Patricia A 560 Knight. Patricia C 484 Knight. Robert W 315 ftr 4 .-. 9k V ... -- 1 4f The hazard of weather takes its toll on neglected bicycles Knight, Susan G 511 Knight, Thomas M 551 Knipp. Arguest D Knipple, Janet M 327 Knipple. Mary E 484 Knox, Tern G Knuckles, Susan F Knuehl, Marietta 51 1 Koch, Richard J Jr Kochera. James W Kochm, Steve L Koehler. Donna L 414 Koenig, Kathleen M 414 Koenig. Phillip K 542 Koenigstem, Deborah Koenigstein, Philip R Koenmger, Dave M 511 Koger, David B Koger, Helen N Kogutek. Michael D Kohl, Patricia A 371, 484 Kohler. John E Kohler, Kelly L Kohls, Deborah A 542 Kok, ' Barbara D. 484 Kok. Kevin O 234. 484 Kok. Mary B 267, 269. 543 Kokinda. James A Kokorehs, Basil K Kolb, Craig S 543 Kolesar, Karen L 266 Koiloft. Fred C Kolloft, Margaret B Koman, Susan M Komara, James A Kongfoo. Unchalee 452 Konkol, Nancy E Kopp, Garry W. Kopp, Louis W 511 Kopp, Margaret E 51 1 Korade, Karl J 262, 263 Koshewa, James A Kotheimer, David A Kowalch, Mary E 543 Kozel, Beth A Krahenbuhl, Jennings Kramer, John A. 315 Kramer, Susan J Kraner, Benton E Kranz. Karen E 575 Kratzwald, Emily L 511 Kraus. Bruce F 543 Kraus. Steven P Krauth. Linda S 484 Krautwater, Kathryn A Kreachbaum. Carmen K 543 Krebs. Bruce M Kreidler. David E 543 KRESKIN 575 Kroehler. Loretta S Kroehler, Stephen F Krohn, Albertlne 218 Kropp, Nancy E 267, 452 Krueger, Daniel W 216. 511 Kruschwitz, Karen L 452 Kubale. Cordelia A Kubale. Manam C Kuehn, Regina M I Kuehne, Maria Kuhn, Gregory A 347 Kuhn, Kenneth L 511 Kupper. Mark E 51 1 Kurapkat, Margaret A. 210. 214. 414 Kurk, Gary A 543 Kurk. James H 194, 414 Kusche, Nancye A Kuss. Philip D Kutchback. Robert C Kuykendall, Philip A Kwak, Michiko Kwak, Tae-Hwan 167 Kwozalla, Stetlani L 466 Lacaden, Lenetta 98, 300 Lackey, Elizabeth D 484 Lackey. John F Lackey, Maurice L Lacoste. Donald T 484 Ladenburger, Donna L 543 Lafavers, Michael J Laferty, Delmar Laferty, Donald Lafollette, Max E 51 1 Latollette. Rhonda F 511 Lagassee, Barbara J 414 Lail. James L Lainhart. Deborah C 414 Laird, Jennifer L Lake. Gloria J 484 Lake. Jo A Lakes. Larry S Lalley, Kimberly A Lamar, Vickie J 543 Lamarr. Janice C Lamb. Darryl R Lamb. James E Lamb, Jerry G 484 LAMBDA SIGMA OMICRON 1 75 Lambdin, Paula D 350, 414 Lambert, Charles H. Lambert, Thomas L Lambert, Warren E 543 Lamka. Debra J 543 Lamphere. Joellen E. Lampley, Donald W 414 Lancaster, Dwight L 511 Lancaster, Robert L Lancaster, Sharon B Land, Cheryl A B Land. Reeta K 512 Land. Wanda L Land. Willie M. Lander, Walden E Lanier. John 297 Landis. Knstie A 284. 512 Landreth, Mma A B Landrum. Brenda G Landrum. Raymond K 363 Lane, Bennie R. 160. 214 Lane. Daniel C Lane. Danny G. 287. 543 Lane. David R 341, 484 Lane. Glen E Lane, Karen A 343. 512 Lane. Kathy K 288 Lane, Kenneth D 512 Lane. Michael K Lane, Priscilla A Lane. Stephen C 346. 414 Lane. Suzanne C Lang, Darci K 466 Lang, Gay C Lang, Judith M Lang. Victor E Langan, Barbara J 543 Langdon, Deborah A 327, 512 Langdon, Sylvia 512 Lange, Bruce M 414 Langer, Daniel R Langerak, Karen J M Langley, Mona G Langman, Regina B Langorak, Karen J 452 Langstatl, Jamie L 350. 512 Langston. Howard V Lanham. Debra L 543 Lanham, Karen 543 Lanham, Patricia L Lanham, Samuel K Lanham, Sandra G. 512 Lanham, Timothy J Lanier, John R 484 Lanier, Mary H Lanier, Paul W Lanigan, Deborah J Lankheit. Vivian L 51 1 Lanphierd, Stephen P Lansdale, Alan S Lanier, Joe B Lanter, Ted W 414 Lanter, Thomas R Lapierre. Carolyn Laporta, Robert P Larance. Robert 605 Larkey. James D Larkms. Michael E 51 1 Lashbrooke, Paul D. 414 Lashorne, Stephen C Latham, Carolyn J Latham, Todd W Latimer, James C Latimer, Karen 218 Lato. Sally J Laubenthal. Gary D 305 Laughhn. James F Laurence, Stephen M Lavelle. Jerry W. 512 Laverne, Lan Lawter. Joseph M 416 Lawhorn, Darcel L Lawler. Mark A 319. 484 Lawless, Thelma F Lawrence, Connie L 543 Lawrence, Deborah 466 Lawrence. Dennis W 416 Lawrence. Gary S 217. 355, 416 Lawrence. Sharon L S 512 Lawson, Carl E. Jr Lawson, David R 543 Lawson. Deborah 216. 218. 416 Lawson. Fred Lawson. Harry B 416 Lawson, Hennetla Lawson, James F 590 INDEX AND DIRECTORY Lawson, Joan L 512 Lawson, John C 216 Lawson. Karen J Lawson. Mane B Lawson, Patricia B Lawson. Peggy R Lawson. Robin A. 543 Lawson. Sharon L Lawson. Stanley G 416 Lawson, Suevelta S Lawson. Teresa W Lawson. Vicki J. Lawson, William A Lawton, William C Lay, Dixie Lay, Lois A 349. 512 Layne, David A 416 Layne, Freda L 416 Layne. James D Layne, Virda R M Layne, Waynette 512 Layton, Anne W 211, 287. 512 Layton, Cecil B 416 Layton, Kathleen S 543 Leach, James P Leach. Jerry D Leach. John S 364. 512 Leach, Judy C D LEACH. LESIE 148 Leach, Michael D Leach, Patricia A 543 Leake, Brenda G Leake, John C. Leake. Joseph C Leake, Patricia L 543 Leaman, James S Lear, Daniel T Lease, Michael L 543 , Leathers, Donald R Jr. Leathers, Joyce Leathers. Mary J Leavell, James F 416 Leavell, Woodie G 416 Leber. Jerry L LeBlanc, Aileen L 217 LeCompte. Jean K Ledford. Joan M Ledtord, Laura D Ledtord. Richard E Lee. Albert C Lee. Annie R Lee, Brenda K 543 Lee, Carmen K 416 Lee. Catherine J 484 Lee, Chee 348 Lee. David M Lee, Donald S Lee, Fong Fong T Lee, Frances N Lee, James A Jr Lee, James A 159 Lee, James J 417 Lee, Jane A Lee, Nadine 41 7 Lee. Roy D Lee, Susan M Lefevers, Arthur Jr 342 Lefevers, Jerry W Lefevers, Lonnie S M Lefferson. Diane K 543 Legel, Daniel J 297. 484 Leger, Mary L Leger, Robert E Lehman, Gertrude A 543 Lehman. Madonna L 287. 344, 484 Leienberger, Linda K 543 Leigh. Anna L Leigh, Janet D 543 Leis. Louis C. 512 Leitch, Jenlyn A 484 Leksnsawat, Satian Lemons, Connie F Lenberger, Shern L 484 Lengel, Steve C Lennart, Adnenne H 215,484 Lentz. Steven F 298 Lenz, Joseph A Lenz. Philip A Leonard. Barbara A 512 Leonhardt, Mark J 512 Leonhardt, Ronald P. Leslie, Darrell K Leslie, Don R Leslie. Judith M Lester, Edwin C 417 Lester, Marilyn G. 466 Lett, Michael K 364, 543 Letton. William P Leucht. Sally D 543 Leung, Wing S Levalley, Anita L 543 Levalley. Lisbeth K 292, 484 LeVan, Marijo 160 Levine, George J 512 Lewallen, Carl L 464 Lewis. Anita K 543 Lewis, Barbara L Lewis, Beverly C 484 Lewis, Bruce R Lewis. Carolyn S Lewis. Charles R Lewis. Clyde J 140 Lewis, Connie 145 Lewis, Damita J. 543 Lewis. David E Lewis, Deborah K 343 Lewis, Donald M Lewis. George E Lewis, Jackie E Lewis, James Charles 605 Lewis. Janet K. Lewis, Jeanne H D Lewis, Larry Lewis, Mary A Lewis, Mervyn 254. 310. 31 1, 417 Lewis, Robert S Lewis, Shirley M Lewis. Susan G 284 Lewis. Tern L 417, 543 Lewis, Tessella Lewis, Tom K 313 Lewis. William N III Lewis, William S Lewis, William W Lewter. Billy R Lichty, Dan 248 Light. Dorothy R 417 Lightner, Sharon L 543 Likins. Coleen Lile, John B 512 Lilly. Robert A Lin. Horng J Lincks, Diana S Linden, Kay L Linder, Earnest J Lindsey. Lesa F 543 Lmebach, Sandra E Linebaugh, David C LINKLETTER. ART 566 Lmnean, William C Lmnenkohl, Susan C 512 Linneweber, Tom C 248, 543 Linton. Judith D Linvrlle, Nannie L Linvrlle. Randalin J 512 Lippert, Brenda J 543 Lipps. Joyce 417 Lipps, Katherme Lipps, Kathleen Lipps. Leroy Lipps, Ray Lippy, Julia M Lisehora, Barbara L 266, 269, 543 Lister. Gerald R Little. Bobby G LITTLE COLONELS DRILL TEAM 345 Little, Debra J 543 Little. Jack C Little. Larry J Little. N Clayton Little, Rebecca J Little, Warren B Littleton. Betty C Littrell, Gladys M 543 Littrell. James K Littrell. Phillip S Livers, Rita A Livingston, Valinda E Livingston. William T Lloyd, David W Lloyd, Donald J 214, 417 Lloyd. Polly C 377, 417 Lo Buono, Gregory A 484 Loader, Teresa K Lobb. Ronald G Lock, John W. 512 Locke, Chris S Locke, Marilyn S 466 Lockhart. William R Lockndge, Billy Lockndge. Janet L 466 Lockndge. Nancy C 543 Loettler, Donna 8 Loettler, Joan E Loewenstme, Richard 347. 417 Loftin, William G Logan, Donald K 512 Logan. Judith E H Logan, Vicki V 543 Logsdon. Donna J 543 Logsdon, Sister Mary Logston, Gary D Lohr, Luther S 512 Lohr. Richard C 543 Lohr, Valerie J 343 Lomax, Marilyn Y 512 Lomax, Mark A Long, Ann C Long, Bettye M Long, David G Long, Diana L S Long. Gary L Long. Gary M Long, Jarvis K Long. Jetterson L Long, Jennie M Long, John D Long. Kenneth J 315. 417 Long, Lorraine L Long, Marilyn H Long, Michael T Long, Nancy J. W 543 Long. Phillip W Long, Roger D Long, Sydney S Long, William H Longworth. Harold Longworth, William E Lonneman, George H Lorette. Michelle L 543 Losey, Cherry W Losey, Philip H Losh. Becky K 327. 512 Lother. Randy C Lott. Rebecca A 417 Louderback, Denise Loudermilk. Larry E Louis, Stephan M 417 Love. Carolyn S 484 Love. Lee A Loveday, Laurel A Lovejoy. Vernon E Lovelace, Jodie M 543 Lovell, Mountjoy J 319 Lovely, Charles W 417 Lovely, George A 41 7 Loving, Thomas M Lowe. Bonila J Lowe, David C Lowe. Deborah M Lowe. Karen S 560 Lowe, Pamela J Lowe, Stephen F Lowe, Susan L 484 Lowen, Manam J Lowenstme. Dick 260 Lowery, Charles O Jr 484 Lowery, Pamela L 466. 543 Lowry, Jerry Lowry, William L Loyd, Betty S Lucas, Martin H Lucas. Patricia M 544 Lucas, Rosetta 287, 417 Lucas, Russell L Luckett, Jams M Luckett, Norma C Luckett, Philip L 417 Lucky, Kitty J 544 Lueders, Shelley J 345. 544 Luerman. Nancy A 512 Luken, Tern A 217. 417 Lumsden. Barbara E 484 Luncetord, George D Lundy, James A Lundy. William R Lunsford, 8etty L Lunslord. Eric 8 Lunsford. James B Lunsford, Larry J Luntsford, David A 544 Lusk. Polly A 417 Luster. Pamela M Lutes. Ronald Lutkenhoft, Robert W 484 Luttrell, Jimmy J Luttrell. Nancy L Luy. Marcia A Luy, Jack 147 Lybrook, Donna G 544 Lykms. Connie J 327 Lykins, James O Lyle. George W Lyle, Lynda M Lyman. James T Lynch. Carolyn H Lynch. Georgia K 512 Lynch. Jerry T Lynch, John R Lynch. John W Jr Lynch. Pamela Lynch. Phyllis D Lynch. Robert S Lynch, Sharon A M 560 Lynch. William C Jr 560 Lynch. William J Lynn, Gary L 342. 544 Lynn. John L Lynn, Richard K Lynn, Shernll Lynn. Thomas F Lyon. Joe A 417 Lyon, Sandra A 544 Lyons. Earl B Lyons. Jack L Lyons, James L Lyons. Larry R Lyons, Michael E Lyons. Reesa L Lyons. Roy D 544 Lyons, Violet M 484 Lytle, Lawrence D 560 Lyttle. Gail L 294. 417 Mabe, Michael L Macaulay. Phyllis A 484 MacGill, Peter L 452 MacGill. Rofha A 452 Machal. Melvm W Mache, Steve 293 Machm, Ann 293 Mack. Anna M Mack. Elaine 300, 417 Mack. Kim A 322 Macke, Stephen J 297. 417 MacKenzie, Deborah A MacKenzie, James C 303 MacKerley. Roberta R MacKerley, Thomas W Mackey, Howard C Mackey. Kip R Mackey, Lee A 544 Mackin, Ann H 417 Mackm. Michael D Mackzum, Patti A 512 MacLaren, Bruce 141 MacMillan, Nancy L Madden, Evelyn S 512 Madden, Frank B Jr Madden, James C 329 Madden. Linda S. Madden, Nancy T 512 Madden Viviane M Maddox. Jerry W Maddox. John M Madison. Donald K 452 Madon. Vicki C 219. 417 Madura, William R Maegly, Rebecca E Maerkl, Denise R 544 Magato, Dale 252 Magers, Jeltrey S 215, 363. 484. 544 Magers, Jerry M 214 Magers. Vera L Maggard, Judy C Maggard, Samuel Maggard. Sheila R 417 Maggard, William R Magnno. Jonathan 560 Maguire, Clayton C Maheson. Steven T 453 Mahogany, Steve 369 Mahon, Gay N Mahoney, Ann A Mahurin, Joseph D Maiden, A Joan Maier. Jill A Mam . Thomas F Mamous, Jerry P 41 7 Mainous, Jerry P 41 7 Mamous, Michael W Mains. Patty L 264, 484 MakofSke, Marguenle Malcolm, Stephen E Malcomb, Nita C 512 Maley, Lynn A 512 Mallory. James R Maloney, Daniel G 244. 245, 254, 347. 512 Mamasig, Joseph E Mamillot. Daryl 472 Manakee, Ellen S Mandt. Stephen A Maners, Rhonda E 544 Maners, Richard D 544 Manes, Robert D 305, 484 Mangus. Charles T Mangus. Lisa E Mann. James M 544 Mann. James R Mann. Judy G 544 Mann, Marion K M Mann. Mark D 210, 512 Mann, Michael T 287, 484 Mann, Nancy A Mann. Ralph S 484 Manning, Conley Manning, Denise D 210, 219 Manning, John L Manning. Joseph C Jr 418 Manning, Joseph T Manning, Linda S 484 Manning, Michael Manos. Robert G Mantel. Linda S 212. 340, 349. 369. 418 Mantz. Jerry 289 Manz, Mary P Maras. Robert R March, Patricia A 368. 484 Marcum. Charlene 484 Marcum, Danny L Marcum. Daryl D Marcum. Frank D 544 Marcum. James C Marcum, John C Marcum, Joseph S Marcum, Kathy A 544 Marcum. Kenneth D Marcum, Lucy C Marcum, Martha L 512 Marcum, Norma L Marcum, Ralph W Marcum, Robert III Marcum, Virginia C 467 Marcus, Karen S Marcus. Roger L Marefat, Kourosh Marema, Jack G Marema, Nancylee Mareno. Carlos 306 Marens. Michael J Jr Mancle, Judy C S Marine. Angela J 544 Mannelli. Robyn A 327. 512 Marker!. Stephen E Markey. Janet D Marksberry, James R Marhn, Miriam C 512 Marlow, Marcie L 199.210.371, 418 Marlow, Sharon L 210. 418 Marlowe. Anne F Marlowe. Jayne L 484 Marmie, Larry E Marmillot, Daryl P 484 Marrs. Janet L 544 Marsh, David J 544 Marsh Kathryn 155. 418 Marsh, Susan M 544 Marshall. Carolyn S Marshall, Clarence P. Marshall. Claudia M Marshall. Donna W Marshall. Glenn R Marshall, James Marshall. John Jr Marshall, Kay Marshall, Letha Marshall, Linda S 418 Marshall, Richard E 371 , 4ih Marshall. Thomas K Marshall, Virginia A Marshall, Wallace A 361.512 Marshall, Willard D Marlello. Kevin D 298. 484 Martin, Allie B Martin, Anne K 544 Martin, Anthony H Martin, Barry S Martin, Blaine K Martin, Bolten Jr Martin, Boyce R Martin. Brenda Martin, Canton G 418 Martin. Cathy A 292 Martin, Charleen 306 Martin. Charles E Martin, Charles J 544 Martin, Clarence F Jr Martin, Cynthia L 544 Martin. Danny J 544 Martin. David R 484 Martin. Diana 544 Martin. Diane A Martin. Dirk D 262. 263 Martin. Donald C 418 Martin, Donna C 512 Martin. Donna L 544 Martin. Donme L Martin. Harold L Martin. Henry G 177 Martin. Jeltrey J 484 Martin, Jill W 544 Martin, John T Martin, Joy L 288. 512 Martin, Judy F Martin, Judy W Martin, Kenneth U Martin, Larry D Martin. Larry W Martin, Lee G 306 Martin, Marion M Martin, Martha J 544 Martin, Martha S Martin, Mary E Martin, Norman A Jr Martin, Patrick D Martin, Robert L Marlm. Robert R 130, 131. 132. 135, 461 Martin, Ronald A Martin. Sandra Martin. Sheryl S 512 Martin, Stephen R Martin, Steven D Martin, Teresa A 512 Martin, Teresa K Martin, Thelma Martin, Thomas E 512 Martin, Thomas R Martin. Tony 544 Martin, Vicki L 288, 486 Martin, William C Martindale, Catherine Martinez, Julio C Martinez, Raul Martz, Jeffrey R 305. 512 Maschmeyer, Margaret 486 Masden. Danny R 195. 298. 418 Mason, Edwin M Mason. Gail A Mason, Gayle E 513 Mason. James T Jr Mason. Joyce E Mason, Judith E Mason, Karen M 364 Mason. Margaret R 21 1 Mason. Mary A Mason, Michael L 329, 486 Mason, Richard L 260. 486 Mason, Robert E Mason. Theodore Massengale, Robert M Massengill, Teresa A 544 Massey, Barbara S N 214,219, 418 Massey, Lowell Massey, Ruth A M Massie, James L Masters, Aletha A 486 Masters. Lynn D Masters. Pamela A Masters, Patrick J 303 Maslerson. Joseph D Mastin, Chnsteena M Mastm, Randal C Mastrean, Brenda C Mathes, Peggy J Mathew. John 348. 544 Mathis, Benjamin F Matlick. Eldon R 216. 369, 418 Matlock, Donald E INDEX AND DIRECTORY 591 Matlock, Kenneth R Matteson. Steven T Matthews. Charles K. Matthews. George T Matthews. Lynn E 512 Mattingly, Ann W 544 Mattingly, Constance 218, 418 Mattrngly. Donna L Mattingly, Herbert B Mattingly. Janet A Mattingly. Jo A. Mattingly. Ronald Mattingly, Thomas J Mattox, Mark 316 Malz, Linda S Mauer. Paul D 544 Maurer. Lynn 350 Mauney. Bill W Mauney. Bobby G Jr 315. 486 Mauney. Mary M Mauney, Terrence R Mauntel. John B 322 Mauntel. Kimberly C Maupm, Edna W Maupm, Mae M Maupm, Michael W 544 Maupm. Mildred M Maupm. Rebecca C Maupm, Robert F III Maupm, Sharon E 371. 486 Maurer, Juanita L 513 Mavity. Patty S 313. 486 Maxey. Lowell J 486 Maxson. Charles R Jr May. Anna K. 513 May, Bonnie L May. Carolyn A 544 May. Charles D May, Charles D May, Deborah M 544 May. Donald R May. Garry L May, Gerald G 128 May. James R 297 May. John A May, Linda L May, Nancy J May, Newland W 363. 544 May. Patricia A May. Robert T May, Samuel J 453 May. Timothy D 364. 513 Maybury, Patricia A Mayer, Bernadette M 486 Mayer, Kathy 324, 344, 486 Mayer, Walter T 369, 418 Mayes, Ann L Mayes. Daphne Mayes, Everett D Mayes. Gwen 287. 349. 371. 486 Mayes, Harold S 486 Mayes. Irene Mayes, Kay P Mayes, Loretta Mayes, Tony J Maytield. Judy G 486 Maytield, Nathan C Mayhew. Debra G 544 Mayhugh, Clifton 216 Mayhugh, Gayle R 544 Mayhugh, James C Mayhugh, Virginia L Maynard, Clittord D 544 Maynard, Loretta K Maynard, Sally F Maynard. Woodrow Mayne. Matha G Mays. Ann T Mays. Deborah 544 Mays, Deron Mays. Emma J 467 Mays, Karen Y Mays. Lynda L McAfee. Michael E McAfee, Phillip D 279. 315 McAlister, Sheila A 544 McAllister, Barbara A McAllister. Robert L 544 McAllister, Wanda J 384 McAllister. William McAlpin. William D McArthur, Donna B 486 McBrayer. Carroll S McBrayer. Jennie R 313,486 McBride. Marietta C McBride, Roy R 544 McBurney, Connie K McCabe, Timothy L McCalpm, Michael W McCane, Neesia R 513 McCann, Linda L McCann, Paula 218 McCann, Stanley C 544 McCann, Thomas W McCarren. Richard L McCarter, Ann P 513 McCarthy. Jeffery A 222. 224. 225. 227, 347 McCarthy. Martha J 418 McCarthy, Patrick W McCartney. Roberta R McCauley, Barry L McCauley. Mitzi H 544 McCaulley, Sharon L McChargue. Gustavo R 544 McChesney, James C McClain, Danny A McClain. Michael H McClain. Patricia J McClain. William D 545 McClanahan. Judith A 486 McClanahan. Mary L M McClary, Jeffrey S McClave, Lisa E 486 McClearn, Randall G McCloud. Greta G McClure, Jeffrey E 545 McClure. Peggy A McCollum, Barbara A McCollum, Jimmy R McCollum, Perry W McCollum. Rickey G 545 McCollum. Thelma L McComas. Wilson H jr McCombs, Stephen H 298, 486 McConathy. Pauline E 210.369. 418 McConathy. Phil W 418 McConkey. June A McConkey. Shelley C McConnell, Carl D 545 McConnell, David E McCord, Imogene T, McCord, Janice C McCorkle, Wynona E 513 McCormick. Gary W 418 McCormick, Susan B McCoun, Bobby A 321 McCoun, Wesley S McCown, Brenda L McCown. Larry A 545 McCoy, Brenda K 545 McCoy. Curtis McCoy. Joseph F McCoy, Lisa McCoy. Pamela R McCracken. Alice A 513 McCracken, Debra S 513 McCracken. Gladys McCracken, Kenneth C McCracken. Nancy C McCracken, Terry L McCreary, Peggy R McCroskey. Robert A 545 McCroskey. Rosemary 418 McCubbm, Timothy W 545 McCuddy, Virgil L McCullar. Connie L 467 McCulley, Elizabeth McCulley, Jackie L 418 McCully, Jack 322 McCune, Cathy L S McDade, Richard G 453 McDaniel. James W McDaniel, Mary McDaniel, Paula R McDaniel. Terry M 545 McDaniels. Phyllis E McDavitt, Allen W 513 McDole. Karen P 545 McDonald. Arthur B McDonald. Becky F McDonald. Deborah H 453 McDonald. Deborah J 313.418 McDonald. Donna J McDonald. Howard K McDonald, James G McDonald, John K McDonald, Karen B McDonald, Marc L McDonald. Philipp P McDonald. Rebecca 545 McDonald. Rusty W 486 McDonald. Vicki L 210, 313. 331. 369, 418 McDonough, Lisa S McDougall, Richard L McDowell, Charles W 418 McDowell. Joseph McDowell, Lyle C McDowell, Robert G McDowell. Sandra L McEachern, E Suzanne 513 McElroy. Jack E McElroy, William D McFadden, John P Sr McFall. Judy L 486 McFarlan, James P McFarland. Alison S 329, 486 McFarland, Betty A 545 McFarland. David L McFarland, Jeep 322 McFarland, Rose M McFarland, Vickie W McGee, Peggy S McGhee, Pamela A 545 McGmnis. Donna J 418 McGmnis, Robert W McGmnis, William M 513 McGlasson. Alvin G McGlone, Bernard A 418 McGlone. Rita G 418 McGorrey. Kevin 226 McGufley. Jane W McGuire. Clyde J McGuire, George M 418 McGuire. Glenna M 418 McGuire. Mary D 453 McGuire, Rebecca D D, 419 McGuire, Roger L McGuire, Sharon G McGuire. Sue M McGuire. Teresa D 266. 269 McHone. Gary E McHone, Reginald B McHugh. William L 305 Mclnerney, Dorothy A Mclntire, Steven D Mcintosh, Agnes G Mcintosh, Charles D Mcintosh, Chester Mcintosh. Cynthia M Mcintosh, Donna L 486 Mcintosh, Edwina 419 Mcintosh. Kinley H Mcintosh. Michael D 306, 419 Mcintosh, Penny L Mcintosh. Stewart R Mclntyre, George P Mclntyre, John N Jr Mclntyre, Rebecca A Mcluown. Amy McKane. Kathenne E 419 McKay. Carol L McKay. Dean C 346 McKay. Martin D McKay. Sally A McKee, Dannie T McKee. Paul N 315. 419 McKee. Ralph K McKenney, Nancy J 369. 513 McKenney. Robert L Jr 545 McKenzie. Carolyn L 419 McKenzie, Danny B McKenzie, James A McKenzie. Martha J 205. 218. 364. 419 McKenzie. Mary C 545 McKeon, John A McKmley, Geniene E 513 McKinley, Vicki L 513 McKmney, Adele L McKtnney, Benjamin M McKmney, Debra J McKmney, Michael P McKmney, Robert C McKmney. Teresa M 513 McKmney. Wathena S McKnight. Gregory L McKnight, Joe W McLaughlin, Gary W 287, 545 McLaughlin. Glenn D 419 McLaughlin, Linda A 545 McLaughlin, Nancy A McLean. Alice W McClellan, Edward G McLemore, Donna M McMahan, Richard K 545 McMichael, Bruce E McMichael, Christine 419 McMillan, Debra N 513 McMillen. Connie L 513 McMillen. David. D 419 McMullen, Fred P 545 McMurry, Dale F McMurtry. Tern V 545 McNabb, Barbara J 313.419 McNally. Adnenne 266 McNamara. Sonny W McNeely. Dale L 361. 513 McNees, Ramona K 327 McNeill. David W McNeill. Mary L NcNew. John D 486 McNulty. Janis L 266, 324, 487 McPeck, Sharon K McPeek, Carolyn F 545 McPeek. Michael H 513 McPeek. Rickey L McPheron. Ginger C McPherson. Jesse H 342 McPherson. Joseph D 487 McQueary, Alan G McQueary. Nancy H McQueen, Albert B Jr McQueen, Thomas E McQuerry, Rachel L 487 McQuinn, Charles I McReynolds. Don D 316. 419 McReynolds. Jay R McSwam, Thaborn L McVey. Betty S McWhorter, Charles E McWhorter, Michael R 487 McWhorter, Roy V McWhorter, Susan A 513 McWhorter, Vicki P. 487 McWilliams. Dennis L McWilliams, Joseph W McWilliams. Matilda C McWilliams. Robert P 513 Meade. Charles C II 298. 487 Meade. Deborah A 292 Meade, Don C 560 Meade, Douglas R Meade, Eugene Meade, Jennifer L Meade, Orville P Meade, Pamela A 545 Meade, Patricia L 453 Meade, Philip L Meade, Teresa C Meadors, Dons Meadors. Eleanor L Meadors. James F 319 Meadors, Paul K Meadors, Ronald F Meadors, Shirley J, Meadows, Ruth A 294 Means, Faye A Means, George R Mears. Garry L 361, 513 Meckslroth. Daniel J 200. 420 Medeiros. Joelyn Medl, William A Medley. Cheryl A Medley, James C Jr Medley, Jeffrey L Medley, Linda G 453 Medlm, Wanda D Meece. Connie S 513 Meece. James A Meehan, Michael E Meehan, Philip M Meek. Philip Jr 214, 453 Meflord, Ginny S Mefford, Joy L 545 Megee. Carl W Megee, Roger A Mehok. Paul T Mehta. Rajendrakumar Meier, Gregory L 210. 513 Meier, Thomas J Memeke, Donald W Jr 420 Meiner, Carol S 545 Memze, Mark A 346 Meisenheimer, John Meisenzahl. Linda A 377, 420 Melius, Paul A 545 Melloncamp, Nadiene R 467 Melville. Charles J 260. 545 Mendoza, Ernesto J Menifee, Gralm R Menne, Jolmda W MEN ' S INTER-DORM COUNCIL 342 Menssen, Debra K 545 Mercer, Barry F Mercer. Linda C 545 Mercer. Pamela L Mercer. Sandra R Mendeth. Albert E Merkel. Aleta B 487 Mernman. Glenda C Merritt, Marcia D Merrill. Patricia J 513 Mersmann. Margaret R 211. 513 Merson. Stephanie U 420 Messa. Ronald J 420 Messer. Alan M Messer, Eileen 453 Messer. George L Messer, Jerald M 453 Messer, Sherry G 487 Messmer, Gary R Messmer, Victor C III 545 Mester, Michael J Melcalt. Charles M Metcalf. Cheryl L M Metcalt, Donna C Metcalf. Joseph S Metcalfe. Brutus D Metcalfe. Charles T Metcalfe, Donna G Metcalfe, Jody D Meyer, Carol M 545 Meyer, David P Meyer, Dexter III Meyer, Martin R Myer. Patricia L 313. 420 Meyer, William P Meyers. Barry V Michael, Eddie W Middeler. Joyce L 546 Midden, Kathy 513 Midden, Leo K Jr 306 Midden, Louis E Middleton, James W Middleton. Jeff A 369 Middleton, Mary E Middleton, Melody J 267.513 Middleton, Nancy L Middleton, Steven D Middleton, William C 487 Mighore, James G Milam, Stanley E 546 Milburn, Brenda S 487 Milburn, Ronald A Milburn. William K Milby. Gary D 342, 487 Miles, Angela C 514 Miles, Carolyn J B 514 Miles, James H Miles, Joseph D 487 Miles, Kevin C 248, 487 Miles, Stephen D MILESTONE 376 MILITARY POLICE 350 Miller. Alene Miller, Barbara E R Miller, Carol J 514 Miller. Carole L 546 Miller, Carolyn Y Miller, Charles E Miller. Charles R Miller, Chester W 329, 487 Miller. Cynthia J 546 Miller, Deborah Miller. Delores A D Miller, Dennis A Miller. Doreen M 546 Miller. Edward D 306 Miller. Edwin A 487 Miller, Glenda J Miller. Hallie B Miller. Herschel P 254 Miller, Howard F Miller. Jack D Miller, Jackie L Miller, Jackie R 225. 420 Miller, James K Miller, Jerry 1 49 Miller. Joan F 487 Miller. Joan F 216 Miller. Joel E Miller. Johnny T Miller. Jon P 514 Miller. Judy C 546 Miller, Kathy J 514 Miller, Louann Miller, Marcia D 514 Miller, Margaret K 546 Miller. Mark A 420 Miller. Mary A H 313. 420 Miller, Myrtle N Miller, Nancy J 467 Miller, Patricia D Miller. Philip K Miller, Raymond A Miller. Rhonda K Miller. Richard E Miller. Robert W 288 Miller. Robert 289 Miller. Ronnie G 546 Miller, Sandra K Miller, Stephen P 297, 514 Miller, Susan J Miller, Thomas K Miller. Toni S. K Miller. Una F Miller, Vivian F Miller. Wanda J 487 Miller. Wartieid B Jr Miller. William J Miller, William R Mills, Barbara A 420 Mills, Debbie C 343 Mills. Dennis G 214. 218, 453 Mills. Diana L 211, 514 Mills. Donald 8 1 76 Mills. Freddie L Mills, Gerald D 420 Mills. Ginger S Mills, Joe T Mills, Kay B. Mills, Mary R. 350. 487 Mills, Michael A Mills, Michael R 319. 498 Mills. Reda J 420 Mills. Ross W 420 Mills. Sherry Mincke. Henry J Mmiard. Jack E Mmiard, Ralph W Mink. Kelly W Mink, Robert J. Minks, Sherry J. Mmnich, Thomas L 303 Minter. Lucy A. Minton, Stephen W Miracle. David N Miracle, Ginger K Miracle, Jeffrey L 346. 514 Miracle, Jesse D Miracle. Karen K 514 Miracle, Margaret L Miracle, Ronald E Miracle, Tommie L 514 Miranda, Lorgio O 453 Mirkhani. Fanborz, 546 Mischel, Gilbert R Jr Mistier, Alan F Mitchell, Barbara F D Mitchell, Billy L Mitchell, Charles L 234, 238, 558 Mitchell. David E Mitchell, Eva Tutt Mitchell, Florence Mitchell, James R Mitchell. Jeff 303 Mitchell. John M Mitchell. Kenneth W 487 Mitchell. Lester J 420 Mitchell. Mary A Mitchell, Mary J 546 Mitchell, Mary K S 420 Mitchell, Nancy L Mitchell. Neil J Mitchell, Patricia K 324 Mitchell. Pauline J Mitchell. Peggy A Mitchell. Roy D Mitchell. Steven J Mitchell. Teresa L C Mitchum, Anita K 514 Mittel. Linda D 194. 210, 212. 377, 378, 420 Mize, John M 546 Moak, Jamie A 293. 350 Moberly, Charles C 514 Moberly, Geraldine C Moberly. Harry Jr 487 Moberly, Larry D Moberly. Mary J Moberly, Phillip M 592 INDEX AND DIRECTORY Moberly, Susan A. 546 Mobley. Debra K. 546 Mobley, Modena G Moeller. Freda W. 453 Moeves, Margaret J 487 Moffett, Robed M 244, 245. 321 Mohammadi. Seyed B 348, 487 Mohanty, Amiya 165 Mohon, Charlotte G 546 Mohsee. Carolyn S Molohon. Charles R Jr. Monaghan. Debra P 345. 514 Monheimer, Betty F. Monheimer. Edward L Monn. Kathi M 348, 546 Monteabaro. Nancy W. Montgomery Alice M 288. 487 Montgomery, Amy E 546 Montgomery, Betty J 421 Montgomery. Charlotte Montgomery, Craig R Mongiomery. Dallas 421 Montgomery, Emline S- 421 Montgomery. Gary T. 560 Montgomery. Joe G. 421 Montgomery. Linda A 487 Montgomery, Michael J. 487 Montgomery. Terry W Montgomery. Wanda S Moody, Frances C S Moody. Joseph H Moody, Mary E Moon, Jackie H Moon, Ted W. Moon, Vicki L 369. 546 Mooney, David L 421 Moore. Alben T 421 Moore. Alice M 297. 313. 421 Moore, Ann Moore. Beverly A 546 Moore, Bobby D Moore. Charles A Moore, Charlotte W 421 Moore. Cheryl G 546 Moore, Darla J 421 Moore, David E Moore, David Z Moore, Dianne L. Moore. Don R. Moore. Donna J 546 Moore, Ethel F. Moore, Frank Jr Moore, Gale E 421 Moore, George W 185.453 Moore. Gregory H 215, 363. 487 Moore, Gwenda L Moore. Holly A 546 Moore, Hubbard, K Jr 277, 30 5 Moore, Jack A Moore. James B 199,256.257, 421 Moore, James E Moore. Janet L. 487 Moore, John O Moore, John R. Moore, Joseph M 421 Moore. Joseph R 453. 487 Moore, Judy A. Moore, Kathy G Moore. Kenneth D Moore, Kenneth R Moore. Kenny J Moore, Lemon C 421 Moore, Leomane 487 Moore, Lola 421 Moore. Martha C Moore. Marvin L 421 Moore, Mary E L 487 Moore, Mary L Moore. Maurice E. 487 Moore. Michael B 360 Moore, Norma L Moore. Paula C. 421 Moore, Reba A Moore, Richard C 321, 546 Moore, Robert T 298. 421 Moore. Ronald G 487 Moore. Ruth D 421 Moore, Sandra K Moore. Sharon M 514 Moore, Sherry C 362 Moore. Susan G 421 Moore, Taylor G. Moore. Theresa J 467 Moore. Vernon M Moore, Wanda F. Moore. William K 546 Moores, Tanya F 216, 369. 487 Moorhead, Janet J. 514 Moorhead. Mary H 197.209.216, 218. 369. 421 Moorman, Mary Jo 38, 421 Mooser, Kenneth R Mooser, Michael D 514 Moran, Barry C Moran, Robert K 421 Moran, Sheryl 546 Mordica, John A Morehous, Lee A 547 Moreland, Charles F Moreland, Jim D Moreland. Melvm P Moreman, Jetfery K Moreno. Carlos A 487 Moreno, Ivan J. Moretz, Elmo £ 1 84 Morey. Kenneth D 453 Morgan, Armilda S Morgan. Arthur L Morgan, Beverly W Jr 487 Morgan, Billy R Morgan. Clinton W Morgan, David A Morgan, David M Morgan, Del N Morgan, Dianne P The opening of the remodeled Keen Johnson Building marks the beginning of its second era of service. Morgan, Don E Morgan, Janice C 421 Morgan, Kathleen Morgan, Kerry F 421 Morgan. Lana G Morgan. Mary B 514 Morgan, Mary K Morgan, MiGhael 65. 547 Morgan, Michael E Morgan, Michael L Morgan, Patsy J Morgan. Steven H Morgan, Venita C 514 Morgan. William R 547 Morra, Rose M O Morns, Anita Morns, Brenda C. 292 Morns. Brenda S Morns. David C 421 Morns. Elisha Morris. Emily K 514 Morris. Freeda A 216. 421 Morns, Hazel I Morris, James A Morns. Jane M 421 Morris. Jetlrey K Morns. Joann J Morns, John B Morris, Linda D 303, 514 Morns. Linda L 219. 421 Morns, Lynne M 267. 269 Morns. Marcia C 292. 487 Morris, Melissa Morris, Patricia A Morns, Richard R Morns. Ricky H. Morris. Rodger C 218, 287 Morris, Sharron K 423 Morris, Stephen W 342, 423 Morns, Steve A Morris, Stewart L Morris, Suzanne 514 Morris, Warn M Morns. Wayne Y Morns, William A 177 Morns. William S 487 Morrison, Charles Q 341 . 547 Morrow. M Kay 487 Morrow. Richard A Morrow. Robert V 346, 487 Morrow, Steven E 423 Morrow, Thomas L Morrow. Thomas M Morsey. Tom A 514 Morter. Jerry R 315 Morton, Anthony C Morton. Gayla D 547 Morton, Mary P. Morton, Thomas S 315 Moscinski, Paula M 487 Moseley, Billie R Moser, Lynn R 547 Moser, Marcia B 514 Moser, Mike 303 Moser, Rebecca S Moser, Suanne 423 Moses, Aretta Y Moses, Robin G 547 Mosher, Linda F Mosley, Sammy L 305, 423 Moss, Brenda M 514 Moss, Karen L 350, 423 Mosser, Terry L 560 Mossman, Linda C 547 Mossotti. Ronald P 342. 487 Motley, Merle L C Mott, Patricia A Mountjoy. Candy 514 Mountjoy, Jesse B Mountz, Edsel Ft 219 Mountz, Montford M Mourer. Leslee J 423 Mouyeos, Elizabeth W 487 Moyer, Kenneth A 514 Mudd, Jeffrey T 547 Mudd. Patricia A 547 Mueller, Christine D 487 Mueller, Marlene S 547 Mueller, Thomas J Mueller, William C 423 Muttett, Bryan R. Mullaney, Edward J Mullen, Artie M 351, 487 Mullen, Constance L Mullen, Kevin P. 547 Mullen. Pamela E Mullen, Stanford T 215, 329, 487 Mullenix, Robert L Mulligan, Billee V Mulligan. Kathryn F Mullikm, Linda C Mullinix. Patricia L 514 Mullms, Donna K 368, 547 Mullms. Eugene Mullms, John M Mullms, Kenneth B Mullms. Larry M Mullins. Martha 268 Mullms. Mary E. Mullms. Paul A Mullms, Polly S. 547 Mullins. Rebecca R. 423 Mullms, Ronald J Mullins. Russell K Mullins, Sally A 292, 487 Mullms, Sheil a G 487 Mullms, Willard H 341, 423 Mulquinn. John T. Mulvaney, Gregory K 547 Mumma, Lura J Mumme, John S Muncy. Vernon Munn. Jeannme M Munn. Thomas R Munn. George E 166 Muns. Marilyn R Muns, Richard L Munson. Jane E Munson. Sally J 211, 514 Muntz, Susan L 514 Murdock, Lewis S Murley. Donna H Muriey. Jim B Murphy, Billy D 423 Murphy, Carolyn S 219 Murphy, Charles E Murphy, Eddie B Murphy, Gene L Murphy, James M Murphy. Jane E 348, 423 Murphy, Joan M 547 Murphy. Kasandra L 515 Murphy, Kevin M Murphy. Marnie S B Murphy, Michael D 364 Murphy. Michael R 346. 423 Murphy. Richard M 248. 487 Murphy, Roger D Murphy, Sandra K Murphy, Stephen G Murphy, Susan C 348, 547 Murphy, Teresa K 467 Murphy. Thomas W 547 Murphy, Victor R Murray, Douglas A Murray. Henry H 289. 547 Murray. James G Murray. Jimmie D Murray. Madeline R Murray, Rebecca J Murrell, Charles W Murrell, Patne L Murrell, Vernon D Muse, Deborah C Muse, Ricky L Musgrave, Jack B Music, David S Music. Sally A 547 MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL COUNCIL 369 Musick. Frederick D Musnuff. Donald F 547 Munson, Jane 50 Mussman, Michael W 260, 515 Mustard, Shirley F S Muth, Craig M Muth, James D 488 Myatt, Hannelore Myers, Barbara B Myers, Betty B Myers, Beverle G Myers. David H Myers, Edith L 547 Myers. Frank W 445. 488, 472 Myers, Jane E 547 Myers, J D 287 Myers, John G Myers, Lawrence R Myers, Linda K Myers, Mehnda J 515 Myers, Michael B 234, 488 Myers, Patricia G Myers. Roger S Mye rs. Scott D 515 Myers. Thomas D Myers. Vicki R 547 Myers, Wilson 248 Mytord. Larry W 251 , 347, 51 5 Mynchenberg, Thomas L 547 Mynhier, James W. 31 5 Mynhier, Walter C 315 Nail, Darlene Y 423 Nallia. Mary A 547 Nally, Bilhe S B Nally, Joseph L 515 Nally. Patrick L Nally. Rick 342 Nally. Susie Bradley 423 Namazi, Kavoose 423 Nance. James E III Nance. Janice D J Nankivell, Frank A Nankivell. James B Nannmga, Robert Nantz. Fred J Jr. 515 Napier. Calloway W 423 Napier, Charles E Napier. Charles M Napier. Deborah L Napier. France Napier, John S Napier. Laura A Napier, Michael S 488 Napier. William B Napier, William K Napper. Stella I. W, Nard, Jo Ann Nash. Deborah K 515 Nash. Ellen L Nash. Janell 547 Nash, Jeffrey L Nash. Larry Nassida. Frank R Nathanson. Leo W 547 Navann. Janet Nayle, Robert Neace, Jo Delia Neal. David S 472. 488 Neal. Drexel T 423 Neal. Edgar C Jr 547 Neal. Elizabeth A 547 Neal, Katie O 467 Neal, Nina F 515 Neal, Vicki L 313. 488 Neat, William J 342. 363. 467 Neeley. Betty J 488 Neeley, Bill L Neeley, Daniel L Neeley. Philip D Neely, Jocelyn M 547 Netl. Joseph J 260, 275. 423 Nell. Richard L Neikirk. Ella J Neiswmger, Cheryl E 423 Nelson, Charles L 1 66 Nelson, David A Nelson, Joann L Nelson, John A 297, 374. 488 Nelson, Lucie J Nelson, Missy L 547 Nelson, Orvil NELSON, RICK 62 Nelson. Stafford C 423 Nelson. Stephen P 423 Nelson. Susan R 377. 547 Nelson, Walter E Nelson, William K 515 Neltner, Richard W 322, 423 Nemeth, Agnes M 547 Nesselrode, Ann M 515 Nett. Thomas V Nettle, Paul D 260, 347, 488 Nettles. Linda M Netzley, Richard A 234 Neu, Lynne A 547 Neufarth, John E 215,488 Neumeister. George R 251 Neuser, Gary A Nevels. William L 423 New, Cecil L 547 New, Larry Russell Newberry, Charles L Newby. Betty R Newcom. Lucinda S 515 Newcomb. Phyllis K 547 Newell. Frankie J 547 Newell, Robert E Newell, Ruby I Newland, Kellon E Newman, Deborah L 293.515 Newman, Delbert W 547 Newman. James T Newman, Larry E Newman, Robbin D Newman. Sharon R Newman, William W Newport, Fonda J Newsom, Goebel W Newsome. Anthony L 321, 423 Newsome, Loretta Newsome, Mary M 288, 423 Newsome, Rebecca S 515 Newsome, Roberta Newsome. Shelia F Newton. Anthony Q 44, 316. 423 Newton, Charles T 547 Newton. Charlotte A. 515 Newton. Gary D 316, 515 Newton, Jackuelme Newton, John T Newton. Kenneth M 344, 488 Newton, William R Niceley, Martha L Nicewonder, Steven G 515 Nicholas. David L 423 Nicholas. Steven E 424 Nichols, Constance B Nichols, Debra K 547 Nichols. John H Nichols. John M Nichols. Ruth J Nicholson. Kenneth Nicholson, Martha A 424 Nicholson. Michael E 424 Nicholson, Ted F Nicholson, Vanda L Nickell, Kalhy A 547 Nicked. Thomas L 488 Nickels, Patsy L 547 Nickels. Polly M 424 Nickles. Paula A 424 Nickson, Malcolm E 260. 319, 424 Nicolet. Dan D 257, 319 Nidifter, Phyllis A Niebel, Sylvia M Niehaus, Anne L 547 Niehotf, Susan C Niemann, Melody S 424 NILES, JOHN JACOBS 64 Niles, Lucian E Niner, Keith W 368 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND 64. 600 Noble, Clara 488 Noble, Dale Noble, Jill L 288, 515 INDEX AND DIRECTORY 593 A light snowfall adds a glimmer to the night lights of Eastern. Noble. Kathy M 306. 327 Noble, Randall F Noe. Avonda H 219. 424 Noe. Carolyn B 203. 218. 219. 424 Noe. Charles D Noe. Gary S Noe. James S Noe. Judy L 327, 488 Noe, Phyllis M 515 Noe, Roger C Noe. Sarah A 488 Noel. Ann M 547 Noel. Charlotte C 287 Noel. David A 547 Noel, Eugene P Noel, Linda I Noel. Stephen D Noel. William A. Jr Nolan, Diana Nolan, Lmda 214. 515 Nolan, William A Noland. Irvln Jr Noland. Joel S 424 Noland, Mark S 488 Noland. Nancy M 515 Noland. Penny G Nordgulen, George 165 Nordgulen, June B Nordheim, Betty L Norenberg, Mark E Norlleel. Barbara P Norileet, Charles E Norman. A Susanne Norman, Brenda C 327 Norman. David S 424 Norris, Barbara P. Norris, Camilla A 547 Norris, Charles B Norris, Chen L 324 Norris. Reed B Norris, Robert L Northern, Ernest B Northern, Susan B Norton, Eddie T III Norton, Joseph M Norton. Mary Norton. Philip C Norton, Sally R 268. 313 Norton, Thomas D Norton, Tommy E Norton, William C Norton. William J Norvell. Charley S Norvell, Thomas N 341,515 Norwitz, Jeffrey H 264, 287. 363 Noyes. Timothy M Nunn. Frankie L 297, 488 Nunn. Nancy L. 488 Nunnelley, Jerri L. 515 Nutini, David L. Nuttall, Brandon C 515 Nutter, Richard C Nutty, Beth A 424 Nyerges, Helen P. Oak, Dalton L Oakes, Dorothy C Oakley. Pamela S 515 Oatts, Judy L 515 Oatts. Judy L. O ' Brien, John W 560 O ' Brien, Kenneth O O ' Brien. Melody A O ' Brien, Ruth C O ' Bryan, Bernard B 287,488 Ochsenbem. Rebecca L O ' Connor. Thomas E O ' Daniel, Mary M Odell. John P. Odierna. Candace M Odle. Bonnie M 488 O ' Donnell, Catherine O ' Dennell. Katie M 515 O ' Donnell, William J Odor, Edwin M O ' Dowd. Kathleen G Odum, Sallie C Ofcacek, Margaret M Ogden, Arthur J Ogden, Frederic D 1 56 Ogden. Ruth E 515 Ogden, Steven D 424 Ogle, Pamela L O ' Hara, Betty J 467 O ' Hara. Guy C O ' Hara. Mary A O ' Hearn. Mary K Ohr, Edwina D Ohr, Janie S Okamoto, Craig N Oki, Mmeko Okleshen, Marilyn J Okruhlica. Tan R 548 Olds, Deborah S 210. 424 Olin. Bruce W 548 Oliver, Bobby D Oliver. Diana L 515 Olvier, John N Jr Oliver. Mark L 212, 488 Oliver, Patricia S Oliver, Ricky L Oliver, Steven R Olivien. Peter N 305, 424 Olsen, Jeanne L 515 Olsen, Peter L 424 Olson. Robert A O ' Mara, Eva C OMEGA PSI PHI 328 Omelia, Michael G 297 Omer, Susan A 548 Onan, Clarence E Onan, Dennis R 515 Onan. John E 315 Onan, Kathryn L 369. 371, 488 O ' Neal. Danny W O ' Neal, Linda D 488 Oney, Gerald L Onkst. Donald R Ontko. Thomas J. Orem, Michael T. Orman, Donna E Oman, Kenneth D Orme. Sarah F 548 Ormes, Karen D 515 Ormond. Thomas L Orr. Charles M Orsborne, Charles M Orton, Bonnie J Osborn. Kathy A Osborn, Roberta A Osborne, Ben M Osborne, Calhy 425 Osborne. Chip 380, 560 Osborne, Cynthia G Osborne, Glenda F Osborne. Gregory A 425 Osborne, Hubert J Osborne, John L Osborne, Rebecca P 548 Osborne, Larry J Osborne, Leonard S Osborne, Linda P Osborne. Michael W 297 Osborne. Oma S Osborne, Rebecca P Osborne, Rowena 425 Osborne, Roy P 425 Osborne, Teresa A L 425 Osland, Kim R 327, 515 Ostar, Allan 132, 461 Ostwalt, Deborah J Ostwalt. Melinda A Otero, Raymond B 1 58 Otis, John A Oft, Richard M 289. 488 Often, Becky S Often. Bradley E Often. Jane L 515 Otto, Richard J Jr Otto, Susan A 331. 488 Ousley. Danny L Overbee. Sandra K S 548 Overmiller. James M 321,488 Overmyer, Donna L Overstreet, Mary A Overstreet, Paula J 560 Overstreet, Randy J 548 Overstreet. Saundra M Overton, Denny B Owen, Morns W 342, 425 Owen, Richard H Owen. Richard T 548 Owen, Stephen L Owens. Bonnie S Owens, Charles A Owens, Deborah C 548 Owens. Dennis R Owens. Devert J Owens, Frances R Owens. Jennifer R G Owens. Julia B. 548 Owens, Kenneth R Owens. Metta J Owens, Monte H Owens, Paula B Owens, Paula L Owens, Ronnie K. 515 Owens, William H Jr Owings. William R 364.515 Owsley, John E Pace. Betty F Pace, Brenda G Pace. Deborah F 488 Page, Faye 152 Pace, Jean R 548 Pace, John D. Pace. Larry R Pace. Rose N Pace. Shirley F Pachin, Diana L 340. 515 Pack, Janet T 548 Pack, Nickey L Pack, Pamela L 349. 488 PACKARD. VANCE 62 Padgett, Donald Paeltz. Christina luf Page, Charles E Page. Robert H Pagett. Kathy J Pahnke. Ross C. Paine. Robert A. 218 Paine, Sarah C Paitsel, Brenda B Paitsel, James D Jr Palahunich, Jennifer Palasin. Udom Palen. Kenneth G, 515 Paleologos. Stacy 425 Palis, Deborah K Palko, Edmund J Palm, James R Palm, Jeffrey 322 Palmer, Bradley N. Palmer. Craig A 425 Palmer, Gary D 218 Palmer. Linda D 515 Palmer, Nina G Palmer, Richard D Palmer. Susan J 306 Palombi, John H Panayotolf, Jane V PANHELLENIC COUNCIL 331 Panyako. David E M Papst. Sharyn A 305. 313 Pardon. Allen T Parham, Dorcas A Parham, James B Pans, Kathryn A 194,217.425 Park, Hwang W Park, Jo Ann C Park. Steven H Park, Walter L Parke, Gale F 425 Parke. Lee P Parke. Mary E M Parker, Auldon B II 548 Parker, Bill J 425 Parker, Craig W 65 Parker, Francis K 371 Parker, Fred N Parker, James 1 44 Parker, Patricia A 327 Parker, Phyllis M Parker. Randall A Parkerson, Buford S Parkey. Patricia A 548 Parkey. Ronald C Parkey. Rosalee R Parkhursl, Willis 215 Parks. Barbara L Parks. Connie G 515 Parks. Donald W 305 Parks. Edna J Parks. Felecia L Parks, Jarmilia A Parks. Jeffrey J 548 Parks. Jerry L Parks, Gerald Lynn 425 Parks. Larry R 384, 425 Parks, Michael S Parks, Natasha T Parks, Phyllis A 425 Parks. Rebecca A 548 Parks, Shirly R Parks, Timothy L Parrett, Ruth Parngin, Tim Parns. Charles R Parrish, Constance J 548 Parrish, Dale M 515 Parrish, Deborah D Parrish, Jerry A Parrish, Rick L 467 Parrish, Steve H Parroft. Alois M Parrott, Chuck 254 Parrott, Ernest W 488 Parroft, John S Parrott, Sharon K Parson. Donna K. 548 Parsons, Amanda C 548 Parsons, Clifford R 210 Parsons. Donald E. Parsons, Jackie L Parsons, Janice M Parsons, Jeanmne M Parsons, John H Parsons. Sharon A 548 Parsons. Sherry G 313, 488 Parsons, Susan D 560 Parsons. Thomas S Parsons, William J Partm. Jack K Jr Partin, Nevada A Partm, Thomas E 488 Partlowe, George H. Partlowe, Janet S Partridge. Carol F. Partusch, Marsha A 313. 425 Pasierb. David E 488 Pasley. James T Pasley. Joe W. Patel, Pravmkumar I 348 Patierno, Danny R Patrick, Alfred L 170 Patrick, Dave 147 Patrick, Delores L 560 Patrick. Dennis R Patrick, Emma J 548 Patrick, Jackie A Patrick, Johnnie L Patrick. Larry L 548 Patrick. Leora J Patrick, Michael D Patrick. Tracy R 515 Patrick, Vicki L 266, 488 Patrum, Scova L 515 Patten, John R. Patterson. Carl G Patterson, Dorothy A 324, 351, 369. 371. 488 Patterson, Guy R Patterson, Helen P Patterson, Janice L 292 Patterson, John P Patterson, John R. Jr Patterson, Raymond R 371, 548 Patterson, Sandra L. Patterson. Tim B 288 Pattie. Helen T. Pattison. Stanley E 515 594 INDEX AND DIRECTORY Pattern, Charles E. Patton, Connie J. 515 Patton, Connie L Patton, Curtis L 548 Patton. Franklin C Patton, Glenda B Patton. James 0. Patton. Patricia J Patton. Paul R. 548 Patton, Rodney L Patton, Stanleo Paul, Carl 548 Paul. Donald J Paul. Gerald E 305 Paul, James J 467 Paul, Leonard C Paulin, Donald A 425 Paulson, Allan T 488 Pawley, Wayne B Payne. Albert B 426 Payne, Charles A Payne. Gerald E 364, 426 Payne, Grover T Jr Payne. John H 310. 311. 488 Payne. Joseph O Payne, Kathryn J Payne, Margaret W Payne. Ralph W Paynter, Harry A Paynter, Michael B. Payton, Martha J 426 Peabody. Richard R Peace, Irene Peace. Richard E Peace. Terry L Pearce. Brenda S Pearce. Brenda S 548 Pearce. Cecilia D 306, 313, 488 Pearce, Cynthia 266 Pearce, James J Pearman. Glenda F 515 Pearsall, Wayne G 488 Pearse, Cynthia J 284. 515 Pearson, Debra K 215. 219. 327. 362. 488 Pearson, Norman A 548 Pearson, Thomas C Pease, Tom M Peavler, Larry J Peavley, Diane R Pebbles. Don V. Peck, William C 346 Pecora, Mary M Pecsek, Steven G Peddicord. John A Peddicord, Martha A Peddicord, Martha J Pedigo, Pauline Peebles, Helena S 488 Peebles. Joanna 21 1 , 51 5 Peek, Jeanie D Peek, Thomas E Peel, Barry W Peercy, Virginia I P Peers, Delores A Pellrey, Dallas L Pelly, Donald E 426 Peltier, Joyce E 211, 516 Pelzmann. Catherine A Pena, Stephany L 516 Pence. Christine B Pence, Stephen B Pence. Susan H 548 Pendergrass, Elizabet Pendleton. David L 293, 426 Pendleton. Robert J Peniston, Lloyd W 298. 488 Penn, Kathleen Penn. Sheila J 468. 516 Pennington, Ann J Pennington, Charles D Pennington. Ernest L Pennington. Frances K Pennington, Larry 426 Pennington. Larry W 426 Pennington, Marion R 488 Pennington, Pamela P. 516 Penrod, Vicki J Pensol. Harvey A. 355, 548 Pentecost. Fred L Penyin, Jerome R Peoples, Joan B Perazzo, Suzanne E 327. 516 Percitul, Diane L. 548 Perdue. Teresa J 548 Perez. David F. Perez, Diana L. D 516 Perez, Michael E 488 Perkins. Alice L. Perkins, Connie G 468 Perkins, Dennis T 260 Perkins, Dons E Perkins, Forde Perkins, Fred A 303, 516 Perkins, Janet E 548 Perkins, John S 426 Perkins, Judith L 488 Perkins, Nancy C 548 Perkins, Phillip E Perkins. Ricky L Perkins, Sandra E Perkins. Sue M Perkins, Thomas R Perkmson, Steven R Perna, Diane M Perrm, Rachel E Perritt, Lea J Perros. Kathy I 211. 516 Perrot, Charles F Perrot. Mary C Perry, Charles W Perry, Deborah J 426. 516 Perry, Deborah K Perry, Ellen S 292, 488 Perry, Kathleen M Perry, Keith M 298, 426 Perry. Lee E Perry. Patricia C 65. 217. 355 Perry, Ricky L 298 Perry, Rodney T. 548 Perry, Wanda F 548 Persell. Patsy E 426 Peshek. Glenn H 426 PERSHING RIFLES 360 Peters, Arthur D Peters. David M 321, 488 Peters. David P. Peters, Donald B Peters. James J 458 Peters. Karen R 426 Peters, Samuel L Jr Peters, Suzanne Peters. Teresa L 548 Peterson. Bill S Peterson, Charles D 516 Peterson. Esther J Peterson. Frederick R 369 Peterson. Jeffrey B 548 Peterson, Joan N Peterson, Robert W 297. 516 Petit, Ingeborg G Petitt, Gary M Petrey, Lanny C Petrey, Tommy L Petro. Patricia L H Pettrey, Rebecca L Petton, Marty Jo 306 Pfalzgraf, Linda M 488 Ptalzgral, Manone A 426 Ptalzgrat, Ralph F II 548 Ptister. Mark J Pfotenhauer, George L Pfotenhauer, Harriet Phelps. Auna S 488 Phelps. Beverly A Phelps. Carl E Phelps, Charlene S Phelps. Charlotte J 426 Phelps, James S Phelps, Kenneth A Phelps. Michael E. 516 Pherson, Jeanne H 548 PHI DELTA THETA 323 PHI KAPPA ALPHA 314 PHI KAPPA PHI 218 PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA 216 PHI MU PHI 325, 333 Phillips, Barbara L 426 Phillips, Blaine 489 Phillips, Claude B Phillips. David L Phillips. Dmo W 516 Phillips. Francis P Phillips. Gary L Phillips. John C Phillips. John H Phillips. Joyce A. Phillips. Juanita 175 Phillips. Larry D Phillips. Lee A Phillips. Lou A Phillips. Matthew C 426 Phillips. Michael E Phillips, Micheal E 427 Phillips, Nancy R 548 Phillips. Paula A 516. 605 Phillips, Rebecca L 489 Phillips, Samson W Phillips, Steven R Phillips, Thomas D Phillips, Timothy L Phillips. Wayne 489 Philon. Edell Philpot. Clara E. Philpot, Edmond F 427 Philpot. Harry H Jr 427 Philpot. James T Jr Philpot, Rose M 427 Phipps. Linda E Phipps. Marcella J Phipps. Virginia E PI K APPA ALPHA 314 PI OMEGA PI 219 PI TAU CHI 215 Piatt, Jennifer S 369. 371. 489 Picard, Michael H Pickett, Gail O Pickett, James W Pickett. Jane D 427 Pickett, William H 305 Pickett, William R PickreN, Edward M Pickrell, Gerald W PickreN, Karen E M 489 Pidkowicz, Joseph P Pieratt, William H Pierce, Clairetta 214 Pierce, George D 186 Pierce, Gerald L 214 Pierce, Judy R Pierce. Randall H Piercefield, Deborah 548 Piercey. Vickie L Piercy, Lawrence C 516 Pierson, Barry N 548 Pierson, Gary L Pierson. Larry D Pigg, Jerrold C Pigman, Dale A Pigman, Kathryn A Pike. Charles M 548 Pike. James G Pimolwatana. Chairal Ping. Dwight D Ping, Howard L Pinkston. Charles T Pinkston, Sharron M 516 Pinkston, Stephen T Pmson. Patricia A 548 Pipal, Jill P Piper, Gregory H Pipes. Howard J 489 Pipes, Joyce R Piro. Edward C 363. 548 Pitakos, Barbara D 371, 489 Pittman, Garnett L Plageman. Donald B Plante, Maria B 348 Plummer, Deborah L 288, 549 Plummer, E G 254 Plummer, James K Plummer, James K Jr 212.468 Plummer, Jo A 549 Podmore, Gail A 343 Poer, Marsha L 516 Potfenberger, Donald Pogue. Michael L Poindexter, Vivian F 516 Polm, Mary A 549 Poling. Robert D Pollard, Barbara A Pollard. Philip A 427 Pollock, Nell N Polsgrove, Jennie W Polvmo. Gen 267 Pomeroy, Steven M Ponder, Aline C Ponder. Teryl J 548 Pool. Violet L Poole, Betty P P Pope. Gracia A 549 Pope. Janet M 489 Pope. Judith A F Pope. Karren J 294. 489 Pope, Patricia L Pope. Theodore E 369. 549 Popham, Warren E Poppas, Stephen C Popplewell. Kathy J K Porter, Betty H Porter. James L Porter. James R Porter, Janice F 549 Porter, Jennifer R Porter. Ronald L Porter, Sheha G Portune. Mary K 516 Portwood. Gannett R Posey. Marvin I Posey, Robert W 148, 212 Postlethwait, Stanley Poston, Susan A S Pott, Kenneth L 427 Potter, Clara B Potter, Elizabeth A 549 Potter, Elizabeth J 468 Potter, Frank E Potter, Glenn Potter, Marilyn E Potter, Michael J Potter, Spencer G Potter, Wanda N Potts, James C Potts, Nancy E 489 Potts, Richard F Potts, Roberta 516 Potts, Roger L Poulos, Alex POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL 30 Powell, Allen S Powell. Betsy M Powell. Bonnie S Powell, Carl E Powell. David M Powell, Donald L Powell, Flora D Powell. Gametta J Powell. Gary L 316 Powell, J C 133 Powell, Janice L 516 Powell, Judith A Powell, Judith B Powell, Karen E Powell. Linda A Powell, Marilyn A 427 Powell, Nena L Powell, Opal M 427 Powell, Pamela A Powell. Shelby R Jr Powell, Terry C Powell, Thomas M Power, Sharleen W Powers, Linda R 549 Powers, Van A 427 Poynter, Bennie L Poynter, Mark B Poynter, Scott P. Poynter, Vivian L Pracht. Richard D Prall. Thomas R Prasert, Suchada Prater. Bobby R Prater, Danny L Prater, Dennis J L Prater, James J 427 Prater, John R Prater, Kathy 516 Prater, Larry Prather, Kerry W Prather. Marcus W Parther. Sally J 344. 489 Prather, Sharon K 549 Prather, Terry L Prats. Harry J Pratt, Richard J Preece, Dianne C 427 Presley. Billy G Presley, Carole A Presnell, Daniel J Presnell. Glenn 257 Preston, Betty P Preston, Connie S 427 Preston, Delores L 218.427 Preston, Dennis A 427 Preston. George E Preston, Lucy Y Preston, Michael 489 Prewitt, Curtis W Prewitt, Edna B Prewitt. Fred E Jr Prewitt. John R Prewitt. Mary R Prewitt, Patty F 549 Price. Ann E 516 Price. Anna L M Price. Brenda G Price. Burk M Price. Delores A Price, Desta C Price, Earl C Price, Georgia D Price, Jackie J 549 Price, Jamesetta 489 Price, Jerry L Price, Jo Ann 549 Price. Linda G 549 Price, Marian L Price. Nancy Price. Norma R 427 Price. Patricia A 516 Price, Richard P 549 Price, Rosa L Price, Rustin E Price, Samuel H Price, Sarah B Price, Sheila A 549 Price, Sherry J Price, Thomas G Price. William A 257 Price, William R Pnddy, Marilynn R Pndemore. Sandra L Prmg, Jonathan B Pntchard, Paula S Proctor, Connie J 468 Proffitt, John D Prolfitt. Mary E 218 Protfitt, Paul C 216, 369, 516 Pruttt, Edward K Pruitt, Raymond D Pruitl. William T Pryor, Lary D Pryse. Martha L 292 Puckett, Bettye K 427 Puckett, Lela J 349 Puckett. Mary J 516 Puckett. Owen T 346 Puckett. Rollm K Puckett, Wintred G Pugh. Belinda J Pugh, Jenny L Puhr, Barry W Pullen, Robert Pulliam. Alton B Jr Pulham. Carol B 468 Pulliam, Dwight D Pulliam, Michael L 315. 489 Pullins, Edward T Puma, Cheryl A Purcell, Jerry M 427 Purcell, Ned S Purcell. Paul H. Purcell. Rodney D Purdom. Elmer R Jr Purkins, Vickie L 549 Purpura, Philip P PursifuU, Karen A 468 Push. Stephen C Putty, Harry D Pyle. Karen R 549 Pyles. Dan B 516 Qadn. Habeeb 560 Quail. Karen S Quails, Jenny C Quarles. David A 489 Queen, Sally S 516 Quick, John L Quick, Patricia L 549 OUICK SILVER 64 Quick, William Quick, William T II Quigg, Daniel L 380. 381. 516 Guillen. Carlene Quillen, Nada C. 516 Quitlman, John L Quinlan, Patrick T 260 Qumley, Sharon K Qumn, James R 31 5 Qumn. Manann Qumn, Martha L. 516 Qumn, Michael C Quire. Eddie L Quisenberry. Robert G Raabe. Stephen T Rabuzzi, Paul D Rachal. Edith A Racioppi. Antoinette Radclifte. Rebecca J 427 Radclitte, Stephen W Rader. Ann e N 427 Rader. David Rader, Janet M Rader, Terry E Raderer. Vickie L 210,371.427 Radom. Jay L Radway, David J Raftord. Brenda J Rahlmann, Stephen D Rahmani, Qutabuddm N Railey, Thomas B Rainey, Deborah L 292. 427 Rainey, Diane 292, 351 Rains. Barbara D 549 Rams. Eugene D 489 Rams. George 427 Rams, James L Rams, Lmda S 489 Rams, Roger L Rams, Vernon M Ramwaler, Vernon E 516 Raistrick. Debra K 212.377,379. 427 Rakestraw, Linda G 489 Rakestraw, Thomas L Raleigh, Dennis R 364. 490 Ralston. Jeffrey C 549 Ralston. John M 549 Rambicure, Peggy A 549 Ramey, Don T Ramey. Jennifer L 327.516 Ramey. Karen L 219. 490 Ramey. Loretta J Ramey, Scheila B 427 Ramey, William R 549 Ramsdell, Les 218 Ramirez, Al 258 Ramsey, Charles M Ramsey. Dinah G Ramsey. Donna L 550 Ramsey, Ernes! R Ramsey. James M Ramsey. Joyce M 1 52 Ramsey. Kathenne I Ramsey, Michael L Ramsey, Roy L Randall. Deborah S 516 Randall, Fannye J Randall. Louis C Randall. Roberta L Randol, Jon C 342, 516 Randolph, Randy E 260. 321 . 427 Raney, L Michael 516 Raney. Vicki S 292 Rankin, Helen K Rankin, James W 490 Rankin. John W 550 Rankin. Karl C Rankin, Margaret G 550 Rankin. Minnie W Rankin, Norman G Rankin, Robert A 490 Rankin. Terry L Ransdell, Trudy G Ranson, Catherine E 427 Ranvier, Gene A Rapp. Joseph G 298, 427 Ratchft, Amy L 549 Ratchft. Robert L Ratclifl, William R Rathgaber, Kurt R Ratliff, Arlan P Rathff. Bernard D 428 Ratliff, Carolyn A Ratliff. David L 550 Ratliff. Edna L Ratliff. Erma D Ratliff. Frederick C 364 Ratliff. James M 234. 428 Ratliff, James O Ratliff. Richard R Ratliff.Ruth A Ratliff. Virginia J Ratliff. William J Rattananonl, Vanida Ratlner, Martha A Rausch, Cathy S 210, 369. 428 Rausch, Elizabeth A Rawlmgs, Charles L Rawlmgs, Sarah F 516 Rawlins, Carolyn J 218, 219 Ray. Carol J 349, 490 Ray, Elmer T Jr Ray. Joan R 428 Ray, Michael S 287, 364, 516 Ray, Pamela M 550 INDEX AND DIRECTORY 595 Ray, Richard D. Ray, Robert E 428 Ray. Ronald L 550 Rayburn, Sammye D. Rayens. Bruce C Raymond, Donna L Raymond, Ronald L Razor. Lucia C 490 Reader. Garry L Reagan, Carl W Reagan. Jennifer L 550 Reagan, Stuart A Ream, Bradley C Ream, Byron M. 428 Ream. Judy F. 219. 428 Reams, Blanche E D Reams, Teresa A Reasor, Daniel A Reasor, Edward D. Reaves. Lorene C Rebilas, Thomas J Rebmann. Paul C 363, 490 Rebold, Patricia A 266, 327. 490 Record. Karen L Rector, Garry R Redden, William E Reddick, Emmer T II Reddy. Bernard T Reddy. Etta L Redilord. Johnny Redman, Jesse L Redmon, Barbara J 210,219 Redmond, Patricia A Redmond, Roy A Reece. Sharon F, Reed. Alan W 516 Reed. Betty S Reed, Carol 428 Reed. Charles B III Reed, Deborah L 211. 516 Reed. Gwendolyn S Reed. Jesse 310, 311 Reed, Joellen 516 Reed. Judith L 216, 369. 490 Reed, Louis Reed, Mary L Reed. Michael E 319 Reed. Patricia L 216. 516 Reed. Thomas W 322. 428 Reed. Wilma-L Reeder, Cheryl A 516 Reeder, Chris R 260 Reeder. Eva J Reedy, Retha B Rees, Thomas E Reese, Dwight B Reese, Glenda M Reese, James A Reese. James A 303 Reese, Nicholas A Reese, Sharon K 550 Reeves, Connie J Reeves, Deborah G 560 Reeves, James P 342 Reeves, Janice E Reeves, Sue J. Relfitt. David P 428 Reftitt. Douglas E REGISTRATION WEEK 26 Rehkamp, Dianne 287, 490 Rehkamp. Jeanne M 516 Reichenbach, Mona L, 516 Reid. Deborah A 550 Reid, Eddie M Retd. Janet L 371, 550 Reid. John C Reid. June W L Reid, Paula K 550 Reid, Thomas L 428 Reilly, Dennis J Reilly. Edward B 550 Reinart. Steven L Remheimer, Rebecca E Remle. John F Reinstedler, Kathenn 490 Reiss, Jessie M 287, 490 Reilz, Chris J Relken, Robert M 305 Remy, Sandra K 217. 490 Rena. Stephany 211 Rench, John F Renfro. Dorothy M Renner, Noelcarroll R 550 Renshaw, Ronnie L Rentz, Marcia J 313, 428 Reppert, Carolyn 490 Retzlatt. Craig L Reuss, Robert P Revere. John H 225. 226 Reves. Charles B Reynolds, Barry E. Reynolds, Betty J Reynolds, Beverly C Reynolds, Beverly J Reynolds. Carolyn 516 Reynolds. Cynthia L. 550 Reynolds, Emma S Reynolds, Eugene P 428 Reynolds, Gregory R. Reynolds, Harold D 428 Reynolds, Hazel I 428 Reynolds. Hugh C Reynolds. Kathy L. Reynolds. Kendall D 346 Reynolds, Linda J. 516 Reynolds, Lora Reynolds, Mark H Reynolds, Melissa L 550 Reynolds. Melvin C Reynolds. Nancy A 516 Reynolds, Raymond F 550 Reynolds, Robert D 550 Reynolds, Robert J Reynolds. Terry D 517 Rhea. James R 306. 490 Rhea. John E Rhinehimer, Bobbie J Rhoades, Donna M 550 Rhodes. Carl A. Rhodes. Karen L. 387 Rhodes. Lawrence D Rhodes, William T Rhodus. Carol C 428 Rhodus. Deborah C 517 Rhodus. Harry D Rhodus. Imogene Rhodus. John L Rhodus, Marsha L 517 Rhodus, Susan A M Rhodus, W David Rhodus, William G Rhoton, Carolyn S F. Rhoton, James R Ricciardt, Gerald M Rice. Andrew W 329. 490 Rice, Betty A 293, 428 Rice, Betty K 490 Rice, Charles A Rice. George L 428 Rice. Harry S Rice, Helen M 517 Rice, Henry S Rice. Jo A 292, 343. 490 Rice. Les 157 Rice, Ora E Rice, Patricia A 517 Rice, Paul R Rice, Rebecca T 292 Rice, Robert L. Jr 303 Rice. Robin L Rice, Rosemary 428 Rice, Roy V 550 Rice, Stephen M Rice. Stephen P Rice, Susan P. Rice. Vicke S 327 Rich, Kathy S 517 Richards, Carol D Richards, Gmi 345, 362 Richards, Nora E 491 Richards. Ronald M. Richards, Virginia J 288. 517 Richardson, Brenda S Richardson, Cynthia L. 550 Richardson, Darrell 316 Richardson, Deborah L 491 Richardson, Donald W. Richardson, Eric D Richardson, Joe M Richardson, Joseph E Richardson. Karen R 428 Richardson, Kathy L Richardson, Kenneth D 428 Richardson. Larry L Richardson, Mary N G Richardson, Orestes Richardson, Risa B 517 Richardson, Sharon S. Richardson. Sylvia F. 560 Richardson. Verna C Richardson. Wade H. Richerson. Janice E. 428 Richeson, Angela R 491 Richie. Linda D Richmond, Cathy 218 Richmond, Joyce M. Richmond, Rickie R Richter, Robert K 517 Richtmyer, Edward C Ricke, Barbara A 268, 313. 343. 491 Rickett. Helen E Rickett, Jerry A Ricketts. Becky B 313, 491 Bidden. Michael L Ridder, llene B. Riddle. Donna G 51 7 Riddle. Georgene 216. 324 Riddle. Karen R 550 Riddle, Kevin R Riddle, Michael D 550 Riddle. Sherne L 288, 517 Riddle, Stephen G Riddle, Teresa L. 517 Riddle. Ternll R 517 Riddlebarger. Diana J 550 Riddlebarger, Edwin H. Ridenour. Brenda K. 517 Ridenour. Debora S 31 Rider, Charles L Jr. 551 Rider, Richard D Jr 517 Ridgell, Raymond P. Ridgley. Patrick E, Ridgway, Jeffrey A Ridings. Betty J. 343 Ridley. La Sandra E 202. 219, 294, 428 Rieker, Mildred M. Rieser, Fred P. Jr Riester, Phyllis L. Riffe. David J Riffe. Gwendolyn 294 Riffe. James S 551 Rifle, Karen R 551 Riffle, Paul D 491 Riggins, James L 428 Riggms, Jane A, 517 Riggle, Christine K Riggs, Andrea L Riggs, Carole E 551 Riggs, Catherine F Riggs. Charles M. Jr Riggs, Denise Riggs, Elizabeth L. Riggs, John D Riggs. Mary H Riggs, Patty L 215, 327. 362 Riggs, Shelby J Riggs, Stephen R Rigsbee, Rebecca L 517 Riley. Alfreda Riley. Beverly K Riley, Daniel C 361, 517 Riley, Donna F Riley. Joesph A 551 Riley, Joseph R 551 Riley, Rebecca T 216. 428 Riley. Ronald G Riley. Stephen Riley, Thomas J 491 Riley. William Riner, Porter E Riner. Sue C Riney, Joseph A 111 551 Rinks. Jami E 468 Riordan, Paula J Ripperdan, Kevis 51 7 Risher, Beatrice M 517 Risher, George A 428 Risk. Margaret L 327, 491 - Rismiller, Steven H 371.428 Risner. Mearl T Risner. Terry Ritchey. Barry Ritchie, Charlet J 551 Ritchie, David T. Ritchie, Deborah D Ritchie. Marney D Ritchie, Terry L Ritter. Kenneth M. 315 Ritter, Sue K Rivers, Frederick A Rives. Rhea Roach. Catherine P 313 Roach, Charles A. 491 Roach. Doris A 343, 517 Roach, Kathryn J. 517 Roach, Robert P 65, 260. 261 Roaden, Larry J 51 7 Roark. Daniel W Roark, Irene L 517 Roark, Mary L Roark, Roger W. Roark. Terry L 491 Robards. John M 428 Robards. Terry P. Robb, Deborah A Robbins. Beverly J Robbms. Deborah J Robbins, Earl L Jr Robbins, Trudy D F. Robbinson, Ruth A. 468 Roberson, Arthur F. 518 Roberson. Karen L. 551 Roberts. Ann C 551 Roberts, Carolyn J H Roberts. Claudia L Roberts, Daniel B Roberts, Deborah S. Roberts. Earl 1 39 Roberts, Everett M Roberts, Gary L Roberts. Gary M 551 Roberts. Harold K 298, 518 Roberts. Harold R Roberts, Imogene C Roberts. James W Roberts. Jennings A Roberts. Jewel Roberts. John S 298. 321. 429 Roberts. Jonathan D Roberts. Lynda K Roberts, Malvin D Roberts, Margaret M Roberts, Michael J Roberts, Paul W Roberts, Rebecca A, Roberts, Roger 251. 252 Roberts. Ronnie R Roberts, Shirley S. 518 Roberts, Stanley L Roberts, Susan C 293 Roberts, Susan K. Roberts, Wayne T Robertson, Gail P Robertson. John L 518 Robertson. Kathleen D. 429 Robertson. Melissa B 518 Robertson, Randall L Robertson, Victoria G 491 Robey. John D Robmette. Gary D. 551 Robinson, Billie H Robinson, Cathy C. Robinson, Charles D Robinson, Clifton A Robinson, Connie 551 Robinson, Daniel L Robinson, Debra P 518 Robinson, Donnie L. Robinson. Frances D Robinson, Fred S 518 Robinson. George E Robinson, James G Robinson, Joe F Robinson, John L Robinson, John L Robinson, Judy L Robinson. Linda G 551 Robinson, Lucille E, Robinson, Martha E Robinson, Mary L Robinson, Mattie J 491 Robinson, Pamela J 287, 551 Robinson, Rebecca J Robinson. Rita G 214, 518 Robinson. Robert L 491 Robinson. Rondal D 518 Robinson. Ruth A 498 Robinson. Ruth A Robinson. Samuel J Jr 429 Robinson, Sandra G. Robinson, Sandra J Robinson. Sharon M F 429 Robinson, Terri L Robinson, Terry L Robinson, Wayne Robinson, William E Roder, Philip W. Rodgers. Charles E 429 Rodgers. Clyde E Rodgers, David N 518 Rogers, Deborah L 518 Rodgers, Ellen L Rodgers, Joaquin R Rodgers. Lowell T Jr Rodgers. Vega L 350 Rodman, Sue A 456 Roe. Gary W Roe. Michael P 171, 316. 429 Roesch, Harold F 491 Roesel. Mary L. Rogers, Annie R Rogers, Barbara E 429 Rogers, Bonnie K 212 Rogers, Carl L, Rogers, Charlene M Rogers, Deborah L Rogers. James L Rogers, Jimmy C Rogers, John G. Ill 229 Rogers, Joseph G Jr Rogers. Kathie J 205. 213. 429 Rogers. Melvin H Rogers, Michael A 491 Rogers. Nellie F Rogers, Patricia L 369. 371, 491 Rogers, Sarah E Rogers. Susan L 292 Rogers, William R Rogers, William T Roggenkamp, Germame Roitman, lleda T Rolfe, John R Rolfes, Sandra D Roller, Otis T. Romohr, Mark C. 551 Root. Francis D Root, Gwendolyn Rosati, John A Rose, Bruce L 456 Rose, Chester A Rose. Curtis O. Rose. Diana F Rose, Ernest A Rose, Glyndon D Rose, James J Rose. Lana R 211. 518 Rose, Marianne 212. 429 Rose, Tony M Rose, Wendell L Rose. William E Rose, Wilma K 429 Roseberry, Patricia J 518 Rosenkrans, Nancy J. 518 Rosenstein. Louis M 551 ROTC SPONSORS 362 Ross. Anna J Ross, Brenda K 269. 518 Ross. Glenda G Ross. James M Ross. Jim K 319, 373. 491 Ross, Marian P Ross, Mane C Ross. Mary F. 518 Ross, Paulette 313 Ross. Richard A Rosser, Nancy N Roth, Harry L II 293. 297. 429 Roth. Richard A. 456, 491 Rothel, Billie A. Rothrock, Mark P 551 Rousey, Donna G S Roussos. Carol L 368 Routledge, Andrea L 491 Routson. Terry W 316, 491 Routt. David 241 Rowe, James G 551 Rowe, Mark A 244. 551 Rowe, Mary L Rowe. Paul W Rowe. Wayne A. Rowland, Charles D 551 Rowland. Edwin W. Rowland, Edwin W. Rowland, Kenneth R 491 Rowland. Opal S 491 Rowland, Roderick Rowland, Stephen D Rowland. Steve J 287,315,491 Rowlett, Debra L 551 Rowlett, Jeannette G Rowlett. John 134. 461 Rowlett. Sharon K 491 Rowlette. Martha A 518 Roy, Alice F Roy. Garnett G 491 Roy, Lana F 364. 429 Roy. Luther V Roy, Mary K Royalty. James L 431 Royalty, John T Jr Royalty. Kent W 551 Royalty, Patricia A, S Royalty, Paul L 431 Royalty, Robert D 518 Royalty, William D Royalty, William T Rozanski, Kevin F Rozeman, Melanie Rozen, Robert M Rozen, Rosalyn E Rubin. Steven M 518 Ruby. Paula L Rucker, Emily J Rucker, Harry J Rucker, Russell Rudd. Edward L Rudd, Lawrence P Rudden, Patti L Rudder, Mike D 431 Rudersdorf, Molly R Rue, Kenneth B 431 Rue, Rebecca J Ruf. Linda C 266. 269. 551 Ruff, Carolyn A 219, 431 Rulfley, Kathy A 551 Ruffner, Robert S 297 Ruh. Richard 315 Ruhl, Joseph D Ruueepong, Duangsmorn Rule. Marjone B Rulon, Kathryn 218 Rumpke. Chrystal V 518 Runyon. David H 298 Runyon, Randall H Runyon, Woodrow W Jr Rupe, Daniel L 551 Rusch, William M Jr Rush, Betty A Rush, Margaret P 518 Rush, Ted K. 491 Rushbrook, Leland H Rusher, Phillip T. Russell. Bill R Russell. Cheryl A 431 Russell. Cynthia A 217 Russell, David L Russell, Harold R Russell, Jerald W Russell, Joe D Russell, Linda M Russell. Pamela K 551 Russell. Pamela R. 551 Russell. Patricia K 431 Russell. Robert L Russell. Virginia M 518 Russell, William R Jr Rust, Jeffrey L Rusterholz. Joyce £. 388, 551 Rusterholz, Shirley I- 431 Ruth. Vicki L 551 Ruth, William D Ruthertord, Kenneth Ryan, David D Ryan. Jaclyn K Ryan, Ronald D Sabad. Dan A 315. 551 Sabie, Bemta S 364. 551 Sackett. June A Sadler, Amy J 288. 518 Salamone, Deborah J Sale. Janet L. Salera. Robert T 298. 551 Salisbury. John A 491 Sallee. Karen J 491 Sallee, William J 319 Salvicci, Kathy Gay 431 Salvucci, Kathy S Salvucci, Samuel D. Salyers. John W 371 Salyers. Zack D Jr 346. 491 Samad. Jack L Sammis, Stuart K Sammons. Glenna F. Samons. Randy D 551 Samples. Edgar B Samples. William L 551 Sampson, Elmer E Sampson, Stuart H. Sampson, William F Jr 244. 551 Sams. Ethel 371 Sams, Linda G 518 Samuels, William C 551 Sandage. Harry D 596 INDEX AND DIRECTORY Along with spring comes a time for seniors to start thinking about graduation and ordering class rings. Sanders, Barbara J 369, 491 Sanders, David Sanders. Emily M Sanders. James E Sanders. John M Sanders, Kednck E Sanders, Michael E 518 Sanders. Randall P. Sanders. Sandrea K Sanders. Shirley M Sanders, Stanley C Jr Sanders, Virginia P Sanderson, John C Sanderson, Robert M 262 Sandtord, Robefl M 201 Sandtord. Stephanie 518 Sandidge. Henry B Jr Sandlm, Brenda K. 518 Sandlm, Del M Sandlm, Gloria L Sandlm, Grace S Sandlm, Linda K W Sands, Martha F 350. 491 Sands, Nancy A. 345, 551 Sanford. Stephanie L Sapp, Jerry R Sapp, Judy F. Sapp, Thomas K Sargent. Harry A Sargent. Jacqueline L 431 Sargent, Sarah A Satchell, Robert L Sattich, Deborah A Sauer, Richard A Jr Saunders, Albert A Saunders. Deborah K 518 Saunders, Thomas B Saunders. Thomas E Saunier. William M Savage. Denise D Savage, James W Savage, Kevin A Savage, Larry D Savage. Richard M Savage. William K Sawhill. Lucy J Sawyer. William C 194,212,377. 379. 431 Saylor, David K. 346. 491 Saylor. Katy L G Saylor, Robert L Sayre, Charles R Sayre, Edward E Scalf, David R Scalf, Elijah S Scalos. Harry Scanlon, Margarette B Scanlon. Paul E 491 Scaringi, Gerard A 254, 303 Scarnali. Chris J Scarpino, Anthony P Scavella. Terry L Scent. Tina L 287 Schaad, Bruce B Schaad, Kent M Schaat, Lauren E SCABBARD AND BLADE 215 Schadler. Charles E Schaffer, Karen L Schanen. Richard K Schanen. Sandy K Schauberger, John S Schawe, Ralph H Scheib. Judy Scheidler. Mark A 551 Scheper. John P. Schepman, Mary L Schepman, William R Scherrer, Daniel R 491 Schildknecht, Pamela Schiller, Lawrence G. Schilling, Michael C 298, 491 Schilling, Peter B Schmtzius, John A Schlegel, Patrice C Schleiler. Mane L 551 Schleigh, Craig B 251. 431 Schelem. Roxann 369, 491 Schlosser. Linda L 431 Schmees, Georgette M Schmermund, Steven C Schmidt. Betty J 551 Schmidt. David M Schmidt. Dorothy B Schmidt. Elizabeth L Schmidt, Lynne M. 218 Schmidt, Marilyn A Schmidt, Mary A Schmidt, Ronald L Schnabel. Susan J Schneider. Bobbie J 518 Schneider. Georgianna 551 Schneider, Judith A 324 Schnell. Russell M 456 Schnelle, Rose A Schock, Debra A 377. 518 Schoenacker. Irving D Schoenleber. Jerry R Scholl, Gregory L Scholl. Mary L 214. 491 Schomaker, James B Schomaker, Roger G 303, 431 Schonecker, Thomas E Schoolcraft, Ernestin Schork. Jane L 292, 431 Schrock, Susan D 551 Schroer, Dorothy H Schubert, Jean S 293, 518 Schulkers, Gary E Schulte, Terence L Schultz, Thomas W 346, 560 Schulz. Stephen E 456 Schum. Roberta A 306. 313 Schumacher, J Daniel 319. 431 Schumacher, Margaret 431 Schumaker, Dorothy J Schuman, Alice D Schumer. Larry R 518 Schummer, Judy A 293 Schuster, Guenter A. Schwartz, Beverly A 551 Schwartz, John E Schwartz, Mary J Schwartz, Pauline 349, 431 Schweigert, Susan M 551 Schwemfurth. Joan D. Schweitzer, Randall J 491 Schweitzer, Ronald L. 491 Schwendeman, Herbert Schwendeman, Joseph R 161 Schwenke, Carol P 491 Schwettman, Jeanine C 431 Schwierjohann, Babett Schwing, Diane M 518 Schwmg. Kenneth W 431 Sciubba. Arthur J 551 Scopa, Catherine M Scopa, Joseph A Jr Scorsone. Fracesco G 160 Scorsone, Mana 166 Scott, Barbara J Scott. Betty Jo 343. 518 Scott. Charles W Scott, Claude G Scott, Connie L Scott. Daniel R Scott. Donna F Scott. Dorothy C Scott, Eddie D Scott. Elizabeth J Scott. Ernest H. Scott, Frances L Scott. Fred W 552 Scott. George W 431 Scott, James S Jr 431 Scott. Janet K 552 Scott. Jimmy B Scott, Joyce L Scott, Leslie E 552 Scott, Mary L 195. 267. 431 Scott. Phyllis G D 431 Scott. Sara J R Scott, Stephen W Scott, Steven G 518 Scott, Steven T 518 Scott, Susan L 518 Scott, Susan W Scott. Terry J Scott. Thomas A. 257 Scott. Thomas L Scott, Thomas M Scott, Tommy A Scott. William D Scott. William E Scoville. Jams C Scnvner. Susan K SCRUGGS. EARL 64. 600 Scudder. Wayne V. 431 Scully. Timothy C Scutchfield. Teresa K Seabrooks. Georgia A Seals. Jean R Seaman, Christopher B Seaman. Patricia A 491 Searcy. Hollis L 431 Searcy, Marsha J Searcy, Teresa A 294, 431 Searle. James E 260, 518 Sears, Brenda J Sears, C Brent Sears, Deborah K 552 Sears, Jackie L. Sears. Judy K 287, 456 Sears, Karen M C Sears. Ronald K Sears, Sharon Sears, Sharon K Sears. Susan C 552 Sears, Terry D 518 Seay. Betty H Sebastian. Darvin E 287.371 Sebastian, Deborah L Sebastian. Mary T. Sebree, James E 329. 254 278 491 Secchi, Imajean Secrest. Dane W 305 Secnst, Charles R Sedgley, Mary E J See. John W Seesle, Herberl M Setcovic, James H 432 Segar, James O 241 Seitend, Deborah A 432 Seller. Mary J 491 Seip. William H 305 Seiss, Beth A Seiss. Steven R 254 Seiter, Ronald A 254. 432 Seithers, Stephen W 210,341,518 Seitz, Teresa J 491 Sekura, Carol S 432 Selby. Brenda F Seldm, Deborah 432 Seldm, Lance C Self, Cynthia J Sellars, Charles W Sellers, Jerri E 327. 491 Sells. Lenora S Sells, Stephen P 319. 342, 432 Sellsam, Jean C Semago. Ronald J 552 Semones, Elzurah D. Senavinin. Somsak N Seniours, Valrie J SENIOR CITATIONS 194 Sennmger. Ralph B 551 Sensabaugh. Lester R Sensel. Elizabeth A 432 Sensel. Lynn 210 Sensel, Maureen L, 432 Sergenl. Jennie 8 Sermersheim. Judy L Sermersheim. Philip R Serowik, Anthony T 491 Setser. June G Settles, Jeffrey K 306. 432 Settles. Paul D Severance. Danny E Sevier, Coy A 468 Sewell. Charles B III 432 Sewell, Norma B 432 Sewell, Sandra L 552 Sewell. Wilma P Sexton, Douglas M Sexton. Michael E 363 Sexton, Thomas L Seyle, Cathy M 552 Shackelford, Janet R Shackelford. Patrick Shade, David L Shadoan. Donald 1 7 1 Shadoan. Lowell G Shater, Carol J 518 Shafer. Jenny A 343, 518 Shah, Gmshchandra M 456 Shah, Urmila N Shakib. Simm R 348. 491 Shanes, Roberl L 364 Shank, Dan R 316. 491 Shank, Dorvm M Shank. Rhonda L Shanks, Eugene Jr Shanks. Patricia A 552 Shannon, Steven R Sharer, Jack A 518 Sharon, Margaret M 552 Sharon, Timothy K Sharp, Dolores J Sharp. Freda J 518 Sharp, Jennie S 518 Sharp, Keith E Sharp. Lincoln V 492 Sharp. Linda D 492 Sharp. Llewellyn V 552 Sharp, Martha A Sharp. Peggy A Sharp. Richard L 552 Sharp. Stephen L Sharp. Susan A 552 Sharp. Virgil T 552 Sharp, William K 560 Sharpe, C Charlene Sharpe. John M Shatto. Mary F 518 Shaw, Connie R D 552 Shaw, Diane D Shaw. Earl Shaw. Kevm R 552 Shaw, Leonard G III Shaw. Rollm R Shaw, Suzanne L. Shaw, Yvonne J 552 Shay, Cathy L 340. 498, 518 Shay. Deborah J. Shay. Pamela S 552 Shearer. Deborah A 552 Shearer. John C Shearer, Loretta L Shearer, Robert C Shearer, Sondra C Sheckels. Timothy W Sheehan, Lisa A Sheetmger. Herbert L. Sheets. Deborah Y 492 Sheets. Kathy E 520 Shehan, Thomas G Jr Sheilley. Joseph W 456 Sheilley, Lucy E Shekell. John J 432 Shelburne. Alice M Shelby, Bennelt Shelby. Janet M Shelby, Terry L Shell. William B Shellenberger. Chas R Shelley. Ann R Shelor. Damon P Sheiton, Faith J Shelton, John D Sheiton, Karen E 219, 287 343 432 Sheiton. Regma A 293. 468 Shellon. Richard L Sheiton, Robert D Sheiton. Ronald J 3 11 . 456 Sheiton, Stephen C Sheiton. Teresa W Sheiton. Theresa D Sheiton, Thomas R Shepherd, Bonnie E Shepherd, Charmame C Shepherd. David K Shepherd, James L 380, 381, 387 492 Shepherd. Jeffrey A 241 , 552 Shepherd, Larry N Shepherd. Oak.e L 289. 492 Shepherd. Pamela A 21 1. 216, 369, 520 Shepherd. Patricia L. 211, 520 Shepherd. Philip E. 552 Shepherd. Randy S Shepherd. Wanda E 552 Shepherd, William M 432 Sherman, Edward L 289. 492 Sherman. Inman J III Sherman, Mihssa A 552 Sherman, Richard L Sherrard, Edward P Jr 520 Sherrard, Eugene T Shernll, Lisle R Sherrill, William A 262 Sherrod, Virginia T 268. 468 Sherseth, Dianne M Shetler, Carole R Sheltler. Walter R Jr 456 Shew, Gilbert S 520 Shew, James R Shew. Kathryn L 520 Shew. Kathryn R Shew. Ralph D Shields. Charlotte F 520 Shields. James R 552 Shields, Jo A 492 Shields. Thomas M Shimfessel. Gayle A. Shindelbower, Dan 1 63 Shindelbower, Greg R Shindelbower, Paul D Shinkle, Fred D 552 Shipman. Joyce E 306, 313. 432 Shipp, Charlton A Shipp, Karen B Shipp, Virginia D 552 Shoat, Bill Shoaf. Shirley L Shobe, Janet W Shock, Edwin D Jr 303 Shockey. Margaret L Shockley, Betty H Shockley, Gary A Shockley. Karen A 552 Shockley, Ronald D Shoemaker, Phillip W 305 Shoemaker. Roger Dale 605 Shonert. Genevieve G 432 Shores, Henry C Jr 552 Shores, Jackson G Jr Short. Gary Short, Larry D Short. Manlee H Short, Mary R Short. Nancy K Short, Roger D Shotwell, Danny F 552 Shotwell. Jerry L 492 Shoup, James R 298, 432 Shouse, Georganna Shouse, John P Showalter. Sheila K. 552 Shrader, Susan J 341,432 Shrode. James R 520 Shrout. David L 432 Shrout, Larry T Shrull, Cynthia J 552 Shuck, James K Shufflebarger, Elizab Shukla. Kanaiyalal M 348 Shull. Grayce Shull. Janet L B. Shumard. Vicki L Shunnara. Samier E 492 Shuntich, Mary E Shupe, Edward E Shupe, Janet L Shye. Carl W 432 INDEX AND DIRECTORY 597 Sibert, Juanita C Sibert. Lowry Sickels. David H 492 Sidebotlom. James M Sidebollom. Roben R 432 Siebel. Linda L C Siebel, Robert A 560 Siereveld. David A 198.213,219, 344. 432 Siers. Linda L Sievert. Gregory A 552 Sigman, Harry E SIGMA CHI 318 SIGMA NU 317 SIGMA TAU DELTA 213 Siler. Vivian M Silk. David B Sills. Dennis M 288, 492 Sills. Larry E Silverman, Terrl G 293 Silvers, Jimmie D Silvers, Rebecca J 552 Simandle, Sandra J Simcoe. Pamela L 313.432 Simkms, William E 520 Simmermon, Judith M 456 Simmons, James L Jr Simmons. Thomas A Simmons, William D Simms. Carl E 212, 377. 378, 492 Simms. Patrick O 552 Simon, William E 552 Simpkins, Madonna L 552 Simpson, Alicia B 552 Simpson, Celinda L 288 Simpson. Deborah A 340. 432 Simpson. Fredrick L Simpson. Garnett L Jr 605 Simpson, Gary 468 Simpson, James F 214.432 Simpson. Joseph H Simpson, Larry A Simpson, Mary E Simpson, Mary S J 432 Simpson, Mona J 289. 343 . 368. 552 Simpson. Nancey M 432 Simpson, Patrick N Simpson. Randy M Simpson, Richard L Simpson. Samuel G Simpson. Sandra K Simpson. Shearly E 432 Simpson. Susan G 433 Simpson, Virginia J Sims. Brenda D 433 Sims. Bruce 258, 259 Sims. Edward S Sims, Julia A 518 Sims. Larry B. 218, 433 Sims, Linda K Sims. Ophelia L Sims, Thomas M Sims, Tom M Sims. Willard L Singer. Craig S 432 Singleton, Charles G Singleton, Judith Singleton, Michael E Sipe. Norman W Sipe. Wanita M 456 Sipple, Charles E Sipple, Jane S C Sircle, Sieve R Sirgmnis. Saundra J Sissel. Gary D. Sizemore, Brenda J 433 Sizemore. Calloway Sizemore. George R Sizemore, Henry A Sizemore, Janice S Sizemore. Johnnie M Sizemore, Lawrence Sizemore, Lee B Sizemore, Margaret G Sizemore, Marquetta 520 Sizemore, Mary A Sizemore. Mary P 433 Sizemore. Mollie B Sizemore. Onzie J Sizemore, Patsy A Sizemore, Sudie L 560 Sizemore. Thomas Sizemore, Thomas J Jr Sizemore, Wmtord G Skaggs, Bennie E Skaggs, Betty L Skaggs. Elizabeth G Skaggs. James P Skaggs, Kerry D Skaggs, Lucille M Skaggs. Virginia T Skaggs, William F II Skarosi, David A Skedel, Deborah M 214, 433 Skeens. Ken H 433 Skees, Jean M 552 Skidmore. Adna K 552 Skidmore, Brenda L Skidmore, James M 225. 434 Skidmore. Kathy S 520 Skidmore, Martha L 216. 434 Skidmore, Stephen T Skiles, Nancy B Skinner. Rebecca R 520 Skinner. Ricky W 552 Skinner. Rita M Slade, Jimmie D Slade. Steven W 287, 492 Slaughter, Donald L 434 Slayback. Michael I Slaylon. Belinda G 552 Sloan. Bobby J Sloan. John D Sloan. Nancy A 267 Sloas. Calhy R 468 Slone. Andrew P Slone. Andrew P Jr 434 Slone. John L 492 Slone. John M Slone. Johnnie O Slone. Kenneth R 210 Slone, Ralph Slone. Robert W 214, 434 Slone. Tommy Slorp. Elizabeth L 552 Slusher, Deborah S 219. 288, 520 Slusher, Floyd K Slusher, Herman Slusher, Leonard J Slusher, Patricia J Slusher. Paul D 552 Slusher, Sharon L Small, Elisabeth A 293, 350, 434 Small, Eric N Small. Linda D 520 Smalley, Charles M Smalley, Lynn C Smallwood, Barry L Smallwood, James C 520 Smallwood, James H Smallwood, Janice Smallwood, Kenneth O 552 Smallwood, Kenny 241 Smallwood, Kim 457 Smallwood. Leroy Smallwood, Michael S Smallwood, Sandra R 552 Smart. Darle A Smiley, Harry M 1 57 Smith, Angela L 552 Smith, Arliene 434 Smith, Arthur A Smith, Arthur B 298 Smith, Barbara K 520 Smith, Belinda S Smith, Bennita J 492 Smith, Betty C Smith, Betty P Smith, Billy C 434 Smith, Bobbie J Smith, Brenda C Smith. Brenda E Smith, Brenda K 520 Smith, Brian W 553 Smith, Candice A Smith. Carolyn S Smith. Carolyn S Smith, Charles D Smith, Charles R Smith, Chester B Smith, Coleman C Smith, Connie S Smith. Constance R 434 Smith, Cynthia R 362. 434 Smith, David A Smith, David M Smith, David S 289 Smith, David W Smith, Deborah C 520 Smith, Deborah J 520 Smith. Deborah L 520 Smith. Debra L Smith, Debra S 553 Smith, Debra T Smith. Deirdre K 553 Smith, Delores G Smith. Dennis H 316. 434 Smith, Diane Smith. Dianne R 520 Smith, Dionne F Smith, Donald H Smith. Dorothy H Smith. Earl Smith. Earl P 520 Smith. Edward K Smith, Edward L Smith, Elaine 271 Smith, Ellen S Smith, Elmer C Smith, Elmer Joe Smith, Eura Jr Smith, Florence E Smith, G Stephen Jr 520 Smith, Gary L 553 Smith, George L Smith, Georgeann R Smith, Clenda J 553 Smith. Glenna F 553 Smith, Grace M S Smith, Gregory F Smith, Guy Stephen 216 Smith, J B Smith. Jackie K Smith. Janet Paige 434 Smith, James D 492 Smith, James R Smith, James R Smith, James W 288. 553 Smith. Jane C Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smilh Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Janet P 349 Jean M 435 Jennifer L 521 Jerry W 492 Jo R 214 Joan M John A John M 492 John N III 435 John W John W Joyce A 492 Judith K 468 Judy A 521 Judy A C Judy L Karen L 521 Kenneth R Larry 31 1 Leon Linda J 553 Linda S Lonnie G Margaret S Mark J 521 Mark M 492 Mary A 553 Mary B 521 Mary J 492 Mary L T Michael R Pamela 211 Pamela D 553 Patricia A 211. 52 Patricia C Patricia L 468 Penny K Phyllis A Regenia S Rhonda J 51 Richard H Richard J 521 Richard M Robert L Robert S Rodger E Ronal L Ron 234. 235 Roy A Sally L Samuel Jr Sandra L 521 Sharon M 435 Steve B Sue 375 Steven L Teresa A 98 Terry L 369 Terry R 553 Thaddeus M 457 Thomas A 435 Tom R 521 Troy Trudi B Urshell Venita K 492 Smith, Veronice D, Smith, Vicki A 521 Smith. Vickie L 521 Smith, Victor W 222 Smith, Virginia L 521 Smith. William C Smith. William T Smith, Wintred C Smither, Barbara C 435 Smither. John T Smithwongse, Isaraphan 457 Smock. Robin Smothers, James D Smothers, Joseph R Smothers, Linda R 553 Smyser, Robert K Smyth. Myron C Snawder, Carol J 553 SNEA 369 Sneed. Catherine D Snell. Edna Snell. Mamie L A Snellen. David M 264 Snider, Jolly B 492 Snitwong, Isaraphan Snitwong, Isaraphan Snook. Vickie S 521 Snowden. Gregory S Snowden, Raymond M Snowden. Richard III Snowden, Tracy A Snyder. Don W Snyder, George E 214, 346 Snyder, Kenneth T. Soendker, Sandra Soister, Patricia J 492 Sok, David M Somettp, Talerngsok 457 Sommerkamp. David W Sondey, Barbara A 350, 552 Sons, Rosemane Sorrels. Marilyn K 435 Sorrels. Richard K Sorter, David M Sosbe. Donald G Sosby, James E Sosby. William P Southerlan. James S Southerlan, Joclynn Souto. Bill 254 Sowards, Cecelia G Sowards, Gary G Sowder. David K Sowders, Dinah W Sowders, Jeannette B Sowders. Johnny L Sowers. Anne R Sowers. Jerry R Sowers, Michael S 361 Spahn, Teresa A Spahr, John G 492 Spain, Rodney K 457 Spainhoward, Michael Spalding, Barbara J Spalding, Banjamin E 457 Spalding, Edward L Spalding, Joseph v 492 Spalding. Paula K D Spalding. Samuel L 151. 435 Spang, Jon C Spangler, Paul R Spare, Michael A Sparer. Richard L Sparks. Avis W Sparks. Bobbie S Sparks, Carl A. Sparks. Glenna I Sparks, Jerry L. Sparks. John H Sparks, John M 468 Sparks. Joseph B Sparks. Laura J Sparks. Lewis Jr Sparks. Marilyn Sparks. Nancy L Sparks, P Colleen Sparks, Rose C Sparks, Sandra G 553 Sparks. Sue A 521 Sparnon, Jane L Sparnon. Raymond L Sparrow, Deborah K 287, 492 Sparrow, Linda R 492 Sparrow, Sheryl J Spatatora. Ronald Spaulding, Jo Ann 553 Spaulding, Thomas M 553 Speake. Billye D 553 Speake, Eileen G Speakman, Freddie L Spearman, Paul A 246, 554 Spears, David B Speck, Jerry A Speck. Johnny K Speck. Larry N Speck, Michael R 298. 493 Speck, Raymond D, Speer, Patricia M Spees, Michael E 521 Spellman, Mark S Spence. Susan E Spencer, Carolyn N Spencer, Dennis H Spencer, Donna G 435 Spencer, Larry C Spencer, Nancy L Spencer. Richard A 147, 293, 435 Spencer, Tony E Spencer, Wayne A 457 Spenilla, Montgomery 251, 253, 321 Spicer. Victoria J 371 , 521 Spille, Richard F Jr Spillman, Ellen J Spillman, Eugene R Spillman. Frances K G Spillman. Frances M Spillman, Mark 297 Spillman, Morris P 554 Spillman, Ralph D Spinks, George T. Spires. Eric E Spivey. Denise D 554 The Grill offers a place for students to pass time between classes. 598 INDEX AND DIRECTORY Spivey, Judith C Spivey. Ronald L Spradlm, Madonna L 521 Spradling, Teresa G 468 Sprague, Robert F Spratt, Cynthia M Spnggs, Rickie D 322 Spnngate. Donna C 435 Spnngate. Emma E Spnngate. Jennie C 554 Spurlock, Brenda J 435 Spurlock, Julia L Spurlock, Karen Spurrier. Ron ald W 248 Sntwongse. Isaraphan 348 Slack, Robert E Stacy, Bonnie S 521 Stacy, James S Stacy. Janet E 313. 521 Stacy. Shirlynn S Stafford. Charles M 554 Stafford, Margie A Stagg. Marjone H Staggs, Gary L Staggs, Gary L 435 Staggs. Howard A 554 Stahl, Betty D 554 Stahl. Cheryl L 554 Stahl, Janet M Stahl, Sandra D 361, 493 Stahlhut, James M Stahlhut, Robert J 248 Stakelbeck. Holly B Stakelbeck, Lisa L Stalker. Donna L Stallard, Harlen G Stallard. John A Stallard, Sarah F Starlings. Charles C 436 Stambaugh, Clyde T Stambaugh, Vickie L. 267. 269, 554 Stambush, William F Stamm, Vicky S 288, 340. 521 Stamper. Anna G Stamper, Charles D Stamper, Mary M Standard. Iver R Jr Standard, Lynn M F Standard, Richard N Slander, William E Staneck, Michael C Stanfield. Virginia K 192. 195. 206. 210, 219. 266, 436 Stanford, Luanda Stanford. Sandra M Stanford, Timothy L Stanifer, Michael H Stanley, Charlotte L 554 Stanley. Robert E 436 Stansberry. Gary G 493 Stansbury, John N 521 Stansbury. Kathryn A 554 Stansbury, Paul S 457 Stansel. Rick L 234, 238 Staples, Alan 352 Staples. Paul R Stapleton, David L 346, 436 Stapleton, Diana L Stapleton, Roy S Stapleton, William W 244. 248 347, 493 Stark. Joseph J Stark, Karen L 350, 554 Stark. William A Starnes, Donnie K Starnes. Paul W Starnes. Sharon R S Starr, Karen S Staten. David L. Stathers, Randall L Staton. Stevin R Statzer, Glenna F Stauffer. Ward F Stavitski. Alice J Stazetski, Karen J 436 St Clair. John M St Clair. Mark B Stearns, Donnie 37 Steck, David R. Steel, Susan L Steele, Jackie L Steele, Joe B Steele. Joyce A Steele. Ralph 493 Steele. Roxiania M Steele, Steven M 554 Steele. Vicki A 554 Steely, Iva L Steely. Paul D 561 Steer. Robert K 554 Steger, Nancy J 493 Steggeman. Kenneth F 321 Stegner, John M Stegner, Merry K Steier, Joseph E Steilberg, Herman R 436 Sterner. Howard T 497 Steiner, Kathy M Steiner. William L Steininger, Susan J Steinmetz, Judith C 350. 554 Steinmetz. Paul R Stengel, Kenneth M 554 Stephens, Autry L Stephens, Barbara A Stephens. Edward L Stephens, Elizabeth C Stephens, Frank C 216. 369 Stephens. Frieda A Stephens, Ginny L Stephens, Henry P Stephens, James Stephens, James R Stephens, Kathleen 344. 554 Stephens, Kathy L 324 Stephens. Linda S Stephens. Mary 335 Stephens, Patty S Stephens, Rebecca E 554 Stephens, Robert G Stephens, Robert H 554 Stephens, Selma P Stephens, Sharon A 21 1 . 224. 377. 379. 521 Stephens, Susan A 554 Stephens, Wendell S Stephenson, Anna L Stephenson. Charles W Stephenson. Greg K 258. 259 Stephenson, Harry B Stephenson, Jane M Stephey, Allen W Sterblmg. Mark K Sterchi, Marsha F 195,210,269. 327. 436 Stern, Sam 206, 436 Sternberg, Josef V Stevens, Alexa G Stevens, Anita C Stevens, Charles E Stevens. Jannet M 554 Stevens. Larna L 554 Stevens. Mary Rose Stevens. Melvin K 436 Stevens, Nancy A Stevens, Roger T 561 Stevens, Stanley S Stevenson. Donald J 493 Stevenson, Edith C Stevenson, Janice Stevenson, Wayne F Stewart, Ben|ie E 493 Stewart, Carol A Stewart, Cynthia A 287. 344. 493 Stewart, Debra L 554 Stewart, Donna K 493 Stewart, Edward G Stewart, Edward G Stewart. Ellis Stewart. Evelyn G 493 Stewart, George H Jr 521 Stewart, Jeanne W Stewart, Joyce L N Stewart, Karla B Stewart. L C Floyd 554 Stewart, Laurel J Stewart, Leland E 436 Stewart. Lester G Stewart, Margaret G 436 Stewart, Marilyn A Stewart. Melinda M 468 St ewart, Michael L 342, 554 Stewart. Morns A Stewart. Nancy L Stewart. Phillip B 355 Stewart, Samuel M Jr Stewart, Vicki B 521 Slhreshley, Rebekah T 554 Slice. Stephen A 457 Stickler. Mary K 521 Stidham, Billy W Stidham. Diana P 436 Stidham. Joe P Stidham, Joyce M Stigall. Jacqueline I 457 Stigall. Joe S 457 Stiles, James H Stiles, Kenneth H Stiles, Wanda S 207, 369, 436 Still. Judy L Stillwagon. Thomas J Stillwell. Anna B Stiltner, Pamela J Stine, Paul E Stinnett, Gary L Stinson, Letha L Stith, Paul R 368 Stivers. Karen D 521 Stockard, Connie J Stocker, Bradtord L Stocker, Patricia A 554 Stoddard, Dave A 241 Stoddard, Terry W 248. 555 Stodghill, Allan M Stoess. Barry W 306 Stoess, Stephen F. Stofcheck. Gary D Stoflregen, Brad L 297. 436 Stogsdill, Sandra S Stokes. Deborah L Stokes, Debra B 493 Stokes, Edward S III 436 Stokes, Lee D Jr 436 Stokes, Samuel E 369, 555 Stollmgs. Jan G 555 Stollings, Mary L Stolt. Rena R 436 Stone, Charles T Stone, David W 436 Stone, Eunice T Stone, Mark K Stone, Randall M Stone, Robert E Stone, Robert 1 49 Stone, Roger H Stone. Ronald W Jr Stoner. Greg 303 Stopper. Carol M Storkan, Mary M Storm, Donald C Storm. Richard D Storm, Robert C Story, Constance G Stotlmann, Nancy A Stotts, John W Stout. Helen B Stout. Richard C Stovall. Terry A 214. 436 Stove, Robert E 555 Strain, William R Straka. Nancy A Strange, Cheryl I 521 Strange. James M Strange. Johanna E Strange. Mitchell E Strange, Ronald L Strange, Thaleena F 493 Straten. Richard D 347 Stratton. Craig E 468 Strarton. Daniel P 37. 210. 289. 521 Strarton, David C 210, 289, 521 Strarton. Debra A 210, 555 Stratton, Henry 128. 129 Strarton, Joy L 313 Strarton. Rita K G Stratton, Roxie C 210, 436 Strarton. Ruth G Straub. Melvin D Straus, Lawrence W Street. Reed H Street. Robert S Strehle. Mary A 555 Strickland, Edward L 289 Strickland, Janice L 327. 436 Stringer, Brenda C Stringer, James H Stromquist, William Strong, Bethel L Strong. Elizabeth S Strong. Guy 234, 237 Strong. Joe Strong. Karla A 324, 493 Strong, Marvin E Jr Strong, Mina L Strong, Phyllis J Stroud, Sharon G 294. 331, 436 Stroup. Terryl A 216. 521 Strowig, Gary F Sturat, L C 264 Stucker, Riley L STUDENT ASSOCIATION 285 STUDENT COURT 285 STUDENT SENATE 286 Studer, Evan A 493 Stull, Marjone J Stull. William A Stumbo, Marcella 368. 493 Stumbo, Ronald K Stumbo, Stanley R Stumbo. Timothy Stump. Diane S 343 Stump. Sue A Sturgill. Deborah A Sturgill. Gwendolyn S Sturgill. Patty L 521 Suit. Carolyn A 287, 521 Suits. James B Sukchotrat.Wichianch 348, 457 Sulfndge, Homer P Sullivan. Brian 248 Sullivan, David K 364, 377. 521 Sullivan, Faye A Sullivan. Gregory S Sullivan, John T Sullivan, Judelle 436 Sullivan, Judith L C 349. 436 Sullivan, Katherme L Sullivan, Patricia S 555 Sullivan, Sist Cather Sullivan. Teresa A Sullivan. Terry W 320, 555 Sullivan, Wmfred C Summers, Charles R Jr Summers. Gwendlyn N Summers. Karen L Sumner, David A 555 Sumner, Patricia A 436 Sumner, Philip L Sumner. William E 436 Sumpter, Jimmy W 521 Supplee, Jonnie M 436 Surbeck. James C 346 Surbeck, Rebecca W Surber. Fred G Surber, Gregory W 521 Surplus, Melanie A Susong, Danny A Sutphin. Joyce L 287 Sutphin, Rita G 313 Suttle. Judy D Suttle, Ralph E Sutton, Cynthia R 555 Sutton, Elayne K Sutton. George M 372 Sutton. Larry G Sutton, Virginia A Sutton, Wayne E Jr Suwanasuk, Prapapun Suwanasuk, Prapussall SwaMord. Edward 493 Swafford. Opha S Swaim, Anne 493 Swam, Barbra L Swain, Carolyn D Swam, Michael G Swank, Nancy D M Swanson, Thomas E 360, 436 Swart. Steven A Sweeney. Betty J 288, 437 Sweeney, Bruce E Sweeney, Deryl L 361 Sweeney. Earl B Sweeney. Michael A Sweeny. John R 493 Sweeten. Michael R Sweny, Vikki A Swift, Diana C 555 Swiggett, Teresa W Swindall. Homer A Switzer, John Will SwoMord. David L 555 Swoper. Carta K 195.327,331 437 Sword. Clyde S 437 Swyers, Matthew W 555 Syck. Robert P SYMPHONY ENSEMBLE 354 Szukis. Thomas D 521 Tabb, Anne K Tabb, Linda S Tabelmg. Robert W Jr Tabler, Joseph A Tabor, Mary V Tackett. Beverly K 555 Tackett, Dawn E 521 Tackett, Dons P Tackett, Edward M Tackett. Elaine 343 Tackett. James B Tackett, Jerry Tackett, Ralph Tackett, Robert F Tackett, Stephen K Tackett, Teresa S 555 Tackett, Vicki L Tacy. Claudia F Tacy. Stephen W Tacy. Susan A 214. 437 Taglauer, Kenneth L Taglauer, Susan K Talbert, Charles S Talbot, Bryan 358 Talbot, Debra K Tallent, Brenda C Tallent, Edwin M 437 Talley, Lavada A 288, 521 Talley. Vancena R Tamme, Eugene F Tamme. Gerald W 342, 493 Tanaka, Sachiko 348 Tandy, Apryl 555 Tanner, John C Tanner, Linda S Tapley, Charles E Tapley. Judy D Tapp, Parker T Tapp, Russell W 287, 380, 381 , 555 Tarpley, Miriam R Tarter. Howard D Tarter. Ronald L Tarullo. Jeanne M 211. 521 Tarvin. Daniel C Tassie, Nancy R 288, 493 Tatchell. Michael R Tate. Emma L Tate, Janet C Tate, Katherme C Tate. Kenneth L Jr Tate, Sara A B 521 Tatem, Kim Tatman. Tern R 368, 521 Tatum, Gaynelle D Tatum, Thomas M 437 TAU KAPPA EPSILON 320, 338 Taulbee, Harold D Taulbee, Larry R Taulbee, Martha E Tayloe. Paul D Jr Taylor, Alice C Taylor, Alma R M Taylor, Angela L 555 Taylor, Arthur N Jr 254 Taylor, Barbara S Taylor, Brenda J Taylor, Brian A 555 Taylor. Carolyn F Taylor, Claudia Taylor, David A Taylor. David P 321, 555 Taylor, Diana J 555 Taylor, Diana R B 521 Taylor. Dianne 555 Taylor, Donald Taylor, Edward J Taylor. Gary C 496 Taylor. George P 315. 555 Taylor. George R Taylor. Glenda E G Taylor, Gregg A Taylor. Harold F Taylor. James L 555 Taylor. Janet K Taylor. Jerry D 342. 521 Taylor. Joann S Taylor. John D 521 Taylor, Judy M Taylor. Karen L Taylor, Karen S 521 Taylor. Katherme E Taylor, Katherme R 521 Taylor, Keith A Talor. Kenneth 135 Taylor. Lee E Jr Taylor, Letha H Taylor, Linda L Taylor, Mary S Taylor, Morris 364 Taylor. Patricia A Taylor, Peggy L Taylor. Ricky A Taylor. Robert E Taylor, Robert S Taylor. Teresa A 521 Taylor, Terry C 437 Taylor. Thermon W Taylor. Thomas C 459 Tazel, Johnnie E Teague, Dennis 218 Teater, William M Jr Tedder, James D 346. 437 Teesdale, Edith S Teeter. Wayne S Tegge, James D Tegt, Donald D Temple, Mark T Templeman, Michael D Templeton. Stephen R Tennant, Harold D TENNIS. COLONELS 258 TENNIS, WOMEN ' S TEAM 268 Tenry, Marcia A Terhune. Calvin T Terrell. Gary B 522 Ternll. Ray J Jr Terry. Harold D Terry, Judy Terry, Linda W Terry. Mala I Terry. Mary C Terry, Norma J Terry. Paul A Terry, William R Terwilliger, Paula A 555 Tevis. Steve G 342 Thacker, Ann T Thacker, Barbara A E Thacker. Gary D 555 Thacker. Geneva M Thacker, Patricia V 555 Thacker. Rodney G 459 Thacker. William R Thalman, Jon C 315 Tharp. Ann L S Tharp, John R Tharp. Karen G 522 Thatcher, Cynthia L Theiler, David P 493 Thepjatn, Thavornsak 348. 459 THETA CHI 304 Thibodeaux. Gary J Thieman, Annette L 324, 522 Thieman, Dorothy M Thienel, Glenn P Thieneman, Mary M Thoeny, William T 555 Thoma, John J 437 Thomas, Betty J Thomas, Charles D Thomas. Deborah L 555 Thomas, Earlene P Thomas, Earl 352 Thomas, Eddie Thomas, Edward M Thomas. Elizabeth A Thomas. Frank D Thomas, Fred H Thomas. Gail 468 Thomas, Gladys M Thomas, Homer D 459 Thomas, Jack W Thomas, James A 522 Thomas, Joan A Thomas. John C Thomas, John E Thomas. Judy Thomas, Judy K Thomas, Karen A 493 Thomas, Knstina M Thomas. Martha A 555 Thomas, Mary M Thomas, Michael A Thomas, Michael W Thomas, Paul J Thomas. Paula M 437 Thomas, Peggy L Thomas, Rebecca J 287. 522 Thomas. Rebecca M Thomas, Richard A Thomas. Richard C Thomas, Rick J Thomas. Sammy T Thomas. Sandra J Thomas, Theresa M INDEX AND DIRECTORY 599 Thomas, William J Thomas, William K 493 Thomasson, Brent L Thompson, Alfred E 222. 223, 224, 226 Thompson, Anthony G Thompson. Billy R 437 Thompson. Billy W 364. 555 Thompson. B renda Y. Thompson. David C 522 Thompson, David W 555 Thompson, David W Thompson, Edward D Thompson. Elwanda Thompson, Fredrick B Thompson, Gail Thompson, George W 555 Thompson, Jettrey R. 555 Thompson. John A Thompson, Kathryn L Thompson, Lawrence W 346, 493 Thompson, Margretta Thompson, Minda F 369, 555 Thompson, Nancy C Thompson, Nancy J Thompson, Pamela K 437 Thompson, Patricia A 493 Thompson, Patsy M S 345 Thompson, Pnscilla J 195.438 Thompson, Robert G Thompson. Robert H Thompson. Robert L 306, 493 Thompson, Robert Lee Thompson, Robert W Thompson, Sara M 555 Thompson, Sylvia L 522 Thompson, Teresa E Thompson. Ternsa T Thompson. Terry D 216 Thompson. Thomas G 210. 522 Thompson, Thomas M 342 Thompson. Timothy A 555 Thompson. William H Thorn. Deborah J. 555 Thornberry. Laquita A Thornton, Andrew C II Thornton, Candace L Thornton, Donald A Thornton, James W Thorpe, Thurman C Thurman, Cynthia L 216, 494 Thurman, Roger K Thurman. Steve D Thurmond. Lee A 266. 494 Thurston, Frances A Thurston, John W Thurston, Mary F Thwaites, Randy A Tidwell. Charles T 438 Tighe. Colleen A Tillery. Linda 438 Tillery. Richard H Tillett, Margie G 522 Tillis, Nancy J 364 Tillman. Michael A Tincher. Linda R 288, 369, 522 Tincher, Ronald L Tindoll, Davis D Jr 28, 363, 494 Tingle, David K Tingle, Jackie R Tingle, Peggy L 494 Tingle, Richard L Tmgley, William C Tmsley, Carol A 555 Tmsley. Debra A 368, 468 Tmsley, Karen S 555 Tmsley, Toral J Tipton, Bertie R Tipton, David K Tipton. Elsie C Tipton, James A Tipton. James A 438 Tipton, Michael 494 Tipton, Ray Tipton, Steven W 494 Tipton. Thomas G Tising, James R Titus. Frances M Tjandra, Daniel K Tjandra. John W 348, 522 Toadvme, Henry E Toatley, Pamela M Tobey, Hubert E Todd, Brenda L 522 Todd. Gary C 214, 494 Todd. Holman P Todd. Larry P Todd, Virginia D Toland, John 322 Toler. Shelby L 555 Toler. William A Tolliver. Susan A 371, 522 Tomassetti. Velma L 494 Tomblin, Barbara J 287. 522 Tomlin, Teresa D Tomlinson. Ruth A Tomlmson, William R 438 Tordilla, Mary C Torok. Karen E 438 Torstrick, Michael W 438 Towner. Daniel C Towner, Mary A 494 Townsend. Calvin M 321, 522 Townsend. Caroleen Townsend. J Bo Pree 555 Townsend, James H Jr Townsend. Lillie M Towsey. Milton B Tracey, Sue 27 TRACK. COLONELS 254 Tracy. Shirley D Trammell, Anita L Trammell. Roger W 438 Trass, Phillip A Jr 322 Travis. Amy D Travis, Louis D Travis. Rodney K Traylor. Rita C 555 Treadway. Billy T Treadway, Claudia M F Treadway, Joseph H Trees, Ben S Trees. Chris Tina 438 Trent, Lynne C 555 Tnbbie. Steven B 438 Trimble, Joan 292 Trimble, Paul W Trimble. Terry N 305. 438 Trimnell, Timothy A Tnplett. Daniel A 522 Triplett, Franklin D Tripp, Nicole H Trisler, Helen J 494 Tntschler, Ann D Tntschier, Jane E Tnvette, Donald F. Trosper, Brenda S. 438 Trosper, Jacqueline Troup, Michael L 494 Troutman, Deborah A 287. 526. 555 Trowell. Bettie M 522 Truax, Gary T Truax, Roger G 556 Truax, Sandra R K 438 Truba, Dixie L 522 Trudell, David M 316 True, James S 494 True, Lynn 556 True. Michael V Trulock. Michael L. 438 Truman, Harry L 494 Truman. Patricia D Trussell. Larry P Trusty, Otis Trzop, Peter R 215, 297 Trzop, Phillip W 297 Tsang, Gerard N 348 Tsang, York You 348 Tucker, Dianne Z Tucker, Dorothy S Tucker. Glendo Tucker, Michael M 322 Tucker, Sharon A Tucker, William C Tudor, Charles A Tudor. Oscar J Jr 371. 494 Tudor. William T Tuell. Lucille D Tuggle, Chester M Tuggle, Edward R 494 Tuggle, Ivan D Tuggle. James T 287 Tuggle, Joe E Tuggle, Kathryn M 522 Tularux, Natta Tullar, David C Tully, Carol A B. Tully, Debbie G 384, 438 Tungate, Loraine A. 292, 315. 494 Tunnell, Jane E Tupman, Doris J S Tupman, William R Tureman, Tommy M Turley, Joe M. Turley. Laura M 438 Turley, Macie S G Turley, Thomas B Jr Turnblazer, James R Turner. Arch Turner, Audrey L Turner, Barbara S Turner, Bernas R Turner. Carlis E 438 Turner, Charlotte F. Turner. Cltftord H 438 Turner, Craig 234 Turner, Daniel L 438 Turner, Elizabeth W Turner, Frances B Turner, Geraldine Turner, Glenda L Turner. Gloria J Turner, Gregory L Turner, Harvey A Jr 556 Turner, James H Turner. Kenneth Turner, Leona 438 Turner, Linda S 522 Turner, Margie P. Turner. Mary S 556 Turner, Michael E 297, 494 Turner, Orlando M Turner. Penny E 556 Turner, Polly Turner, Rebecca M. Turner, Rosetta A. 494 Turner. Roy F Turner, Sandra K 522 Turner, Sharon G In a joint concert with the Earl Scruggs Review, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band performs before Eastern students in the Coliseum, Turner, William C Turner. William M 438. 522 Turner. Willie Turning, Thomas G Turpin, Ann T, Turpin, Anne T Turpin, Betty E Turpin, James T 438 Turpin, Kathy J 494 Turpin, Linda S 556 Turpin, Mary F 459 Turpin, Mary L 556 Turpin, Zelma Y Tussey, Ira J 438 Tussey, Margie H Tussey, Michael J 556 Tussey, Richard L Tussey, Shelby L Tuttle, Carol A Tuttle, Donald W Tuttle, Michael A 522 Tutwiler, Marsha A. 556 Twitty. Douglas Twomey, James M Tye, Georgia K 348, 364 Tye, Sandra L Tygrett, Cynthia R 494 Tyler, Thomas G Tyndall, Nancy J Tyng, Mary E Tyree, John W Tyson, Anita G Uhlir, Ann 1 83 Ukpe, Michael U 348. 459 Ulanday. Joseph M 287, 348. 363, 556 Ulmer. Steven D Ulsh, Roger M 556 Underwood. Bobby R Underwood, John R Underwood, Larry R, Underwood. William T. UNIVERSITY PHOTOGRAPHERS 380 UNIVERSITY PLAYERS 355 Unseld. Barbara Upchurch, Chandra R Upchurch. David G. Upchurch. Hazel B Upchurch. Phillip L Upchurch. Wade N 234, 438 Uphaus, Donna J 556 Upton, Alan B 306 Upton. Carlton B. 306 Upton, James R 305 Upton, Teresa Urban. Sybil H Urlage, Constance M, 267, 522 Uthe, James A 316 Uttinger, Victor B. 522 Utz, Deborah S Uzzel. Kathi L 494 Vagedes, Michael J 556 Valentine, Ronnie R. Valentini, Dennis N 556 VALIANETTES361 Vallance. Betty S Vallance, William A Valley, Valon E Valley. Vickr L Valvano. Robert A 556 Vanarsdall, David E Vanarsdall, Mary E 292. 522 Vanarsdall. Michael 522 Vanasatidya, Chidchai Vanasin, Maneeratana 348, 459 Vanasin, Pongsri 348, 459 Vanbever, Gloria D 210. 349. 438 Vanbibber, Diana L 522 Vanbibber, Martin R Vanbibber. Sheryl K 468 Vanblancum. Robert W Vance, Brenda 556 Vance, James M Vance. Michael D 289 Vance. Robert R 522 Vance. Robert W III Vancleave, Marilyn K 369 Vander Horst, Debra L 377. 495 Vanderpool, Roxie L C Vanderpool, Russell T 556 Vandeventer, Gary R Vandiver, Nina M Vandyke, John E Vandyke, Thomas M 494 Vangeenhoven, Bruce Vangilder, Carolyn L 369, 556 Vangilder, Phillip E Vanhook, Beniamin N 495 Vanhook, Linda 219 Van Hook, Linda G N 218, 438 Van Hoose. Deborah J 561 Van Hoose, Eugene Van Hoose, Gary K. 495 Van Horn. Dennis G Van Hoy, Billy P Vaniglia. Leo M. Vanleuven, Michael J Vanleuven, Sharon K Vanmeter. Barbara G Vannarsdall. Lloyd E 522 Vannatta, Bobby E. 440 Vanoss, Linda M 459 Vanover, Elmda K 495 Vanover. Fontella Vanover. Henry C. Vanover. James R 440 Vanover, John D Vanover. Niana S Vanover, Ronnie W 288, 440 Vansant. W Mason Vansickie, Richard L Vanslyke. Don W 440 Van Winkle, Glen E. Van Winkle, Gloria G Vanzant, Barbara M Vanzant, Judy M 556 Vanzant, Roger D 440 Varner, Diana L, 522 Varney, Gerald T Varney. Kathy A. 556 Varney. Steven D Varsakelis, Ignatius 522 Vaughan. Margaret J Vaughan, Mary F Vaughn, Carla A. Vaughn, Darrell E Vaughn, Evelyn Y Vaughn. Marcia D 495 Vaughn, Orleen 440 Vaughn, Paul R Vaughn, Verna O Vaughn, Vernon L Vaught. Linda S 348 Vedelli, Jay 303 Vedelli. Joel Vedelli, Marcie S Veeder. Frednc L Venancio, Belinda F. 459 Venezia. Jeanne M Venneman, Linda S 495 Venters. Pamela S Venters. Teresa A Vermillion, Donald E Vernon, Donna G Vernon, Michael W Verst. Jacqueline F 216. 369. 522 Vertuca. Lohoma Verville, Michelle J Vespe, Stephen R 260. 556 Vest, Samuel K VETERANS CLUB Vetter. Theresa G 556 Via, Ethel D Vibhatakalasa, Daorun Vibulayacom, Uthaiwon 348, 459 Vice, Janna P. 218. 219. 440 Vice. J Mark 495 Vice. Patricia L 324, 495 Vice, Wayne D Vickers, David R Vickers. Irma F 211. 216, 288, 522 Vickers. Michael J 440 Victor, Linda D 440 Viel. Rosann F, 522 Villelli, Wayne T 556 Vincent, Gerald W Vincent. Phyllis M 459 Vincent. Richard D Vincent. Rosa L Vincent. Sharon K Vire. Stephen L 522 Vires. Anthony R Vitatoe, Linda J. 440 Vittitoe. Goldie M 495 Vittitoe. Sonya B Vittitow, Ricky L Vhek, Melissa R 440 Vogel, Philip H Vogelsang, Darla J 293, 331 Vogelsberg. Carl E 468 Vogelsberg, Diana C 459 Vogler, Patricia A Voignier, Susan D 287. 343. 522 Volk, Louis J. Jr Volk. Thomas H 495 VOLLEYBALL, WOMEN ' S TEAM 267 Vonallmen, Diane R 556 Vonalmen, Vicki A Vonderheide, Richard 556 Vongruenigen, Eddie Vonhandorl, Richard 297. 495 Vorbeck, Timothy D 600 INDEX AND DIRECTORY Volaw. Gloria Jill 210. 287. 349. 440 Waag. Gerald O Wachsman. Lewis E 495 Wachter. Steve J Waddle. Diana R Wade. David M 440 Wade. Debra C 556 Wade. Debra K 313. 440 Wade, Kenneth B 495 Wagers. Jean C Wagers. Marjone K Wagers, Phyllis E Wagers, Sarah F H Waggener, Connie W 440 Wagner. Ann C 216. 369 Wagner. Dennis Wagner. Dorothy M 556 Wagner, Jeremiah H, Wagner, Gloria 340 Wagner, Linda S 556 Wagner. Pamela A 345. 556 Wagner. Robert J 440 Wagner. Stephen G Wagner, Timothy S Wagner. William C 495 Wagoner. Emery R Wagoner. Kathy J 556 Wagoner. Vaden W, 371 Wainnght. Deborah J 495 Wainscott, Michael R Waits. Deborah A Waits. Mona L 556 Wakim, George M Walden. Tommie L Waldrop, Barry W 260 Walker, Barbara P 288. 495 Walker. Carolyn K 556 Walker, Charles M Walker, Charles W Walker, Clark D Jr Walker, Eric T Walker, Ernest R Walker, Frieda K 556 Walker, Harry W Walker, James S Walker, Jo A J Walker, Leslie A 522 Walker, Lois V Walker. Paul L Walker, Robert A Walker, Stephen G 556 Wall. George R Wall, Julian L 556 Wall, Linda E Wall. Rhonda C 495 Wallace, Jewell O Wallace, Phillip A Wallace. Stephen J 260. 261 Wallace. Thea J 468 Wallace. Walter S D Wallace. William L 1 28 Wallbaum, Donald F 212. 380. 381 Wallin, Ann N 556 Wallm, Fannie Mae R Wallin. Julia B 495 Walp. Nicholas A 522 Walsh, Lawrence E Walsh, Robert T Waltenbaugh, Mary A Walter. James R Walter. Kathy L Walters. Arthunne M Walters. Daniel D 440 Walters. Glen J Walters, Kenneth W Jr 322 Walters, Larry E 440 Walters, Leo W 55 6 Walters. Linda K Walters, Michele B 211, 522 Walters. Stephanie A Walters. Thomas R 495 Walters. William M 556 Walters. Wilma J Walton. Jill T Waltnp. Billy J Wampler, Anthony Wan. Helen Ward, Carla S Ward. Charles F 440 Ward, Chester Jr 556 Ward, Dean M Ward, Elizabeth K Ward, Jesse P Ward, Michael K 522 Ward, Mona L Ward, Nancy E 440 Ward. Nancy J 556 Ward, Nancy L H Ward, Renaye D Ward, Robert C 288 Ward. Stanley M Ward. Walter A Warden. Thomas A 341 . 440 Wardlord, Michael L 561 Ware Patricia R 556 Ware. Ronald Ware, Thomas C 440 Ware, Thomas R Wartield. Doris J Wartield, Phillip W Warman, Gwenda G 495 Warman. Rhonda T. 556 Warner. David R 556 Warner, Eugene E Warner, Gregory S Warner. Jackie S Warner. Kirk A 522 Warnock. Fonda R 556 Warren, Anthony C Warren. Beverly J Warren, Beverly J Warren, Delmer Warren, Dennis R Warren. Donna J L. 556 Warren. Elizabeth A Warren, Gregory O 306 Warren, John P Warren. Karen B 440 Warren. Larry W. 522 Warren. Marianne Warren. Ned 1 80 Warren, Noland D Warren. Rose 187 Warrington, John A Jr 459 Wartschlager, Kenneth 522 Wash. Belinda H 468 Washam. Kenneth M Washington, Brenda J Washington, Joe I Jr 223.311. 440 Washington, Odie Wasson, Avalene G 327. 522 Wasson, Barbara J Wasson. Roy D 346 Watanabe. Karla A 459 Waterbury, Linda K 522 Waterhouse. Shirley B Waters, Bruce R Waters, Connie N Wathen, Hazel M 349, 350, 440 Wathen, Mary P 292. 306 Wathen. Sheila A 155. 287. 350. 557 Watkms. Cathlynn Watkins. Cindy L 369. 495 Watkms, Cynthia J Watkins, Dale A Watkins, Danny L Watkins, Edwin R Watkins, Gary R Watkins. Gary R Watkins. Hazel E 557 Watkins, James J Watkins, Jennifer L 468 Watkins. Jenny H Watkins, John W 440 Watkins. Judith K C 522 Watkins. Robert A 234 Watkins, Thomas F Watson, Barbara H Watson, Christy K 557 Watson. Curtis K Jr Watson. Daniel E Watson. Deborah G Watson, Dorcus A Watson, Gary S 522 Watson, Harold G 557 Watson, Judith P. 440 Watson, Kenneth D 495 Watson, Lana J Watson. Marilyn K Watson. Neil S 254, 440 Watson. Sylvia L 440 Watson, William H Walters, Rachel D Watts. Betty D Watts, Deborah A Walts. Donald R Watts, Forster Watts, James D Watts, Kathleen 495 Watts, Patricia A 267 Watts. Philip E Watts, Robert K Watts, Terry L Waugh. Donna R 440 Way, Deborah L Way, James S II 495 Way. Jannette M 557 Wayman, Alice E Weartz. Robert A Weathers, Doris W Weathers, Sarah E 292 Weaver, Candace J 292. 306. 495 Weaver. Cheryl A 495 Weaver. Daniel S 557 Weaver, Janet S Weaver, Peggy M 266, 557 Webb. Artie A 364 Webb. Carolyn A 495 Webb. Charles R 495 Webb, Christopher J 37. 440 Webb. Deborah M 561 Webb. Elisbeth S Webb, Harold D Webb. Jerry E Webb. John D Webb. John K 351 , 440 Webb, Johnny D Webb, Linda Webb, Monica G 557 Webb, Nancy P Webb, Rita J 468 Webb, Roy E 440 Webb, Sharon G 523 Webb, Swecia R Webber. Delbert E Webber. Janet L Weber, Lawrence C 459 Weber, Leonard J Weber, Michael C 495 Weber, Ron C 315, 557 Weber. Steve E Weber, Theresa A Webster, Cynthia P 440 Webster, James R Webster. Judy L 322 Webster, Marita F 495 Webster, Robert C. Ill Webster, Sandi W Week, Jeannie L Weddington, Arnold L Weddington, Deborah I Weddle. Dewey W Weddle, Ronnie W Wedig, Herbert F 561 Weed, Rosiland C B Weeks, Marcia L Weeks, Margaret J Wehr, David 352 Wehrmeyer. Dennis L Weidnck, Mark 341 Weidnck, Michael J 321. 526. 557 Weigand. Therese A 495 Weimer. Roberta L 292. 440 Weinlurtner. Mary L 293. 523 Weingartner, Teddy J 260 Weinties, Sally 288 Weir. Denise D Weisman, Sherry V 495 Welch, Gayle M 293. 523 Welch, Joy L 440 Welch. Maurice Welch, Rodney L Welch, Treska D 557 Welch, Wayne A Weldon, Gary F 214, 363, 495 Weldon. Kathy L 459 Weldy, Patricia I Welker, Marsha L 343 Wellman, Timothy W Wells. Betty C Wells. Billy 1 39 Wells, Billy D 251, 252, 253, 495 Wells. Bobbye A 557 Wells, Candy L 343, 557 Wells, Carl Jr 364, 523 Wells. Daniel W Wells. David D Wells, Debra K 557 Wells, Ercel J 523 Wells, Ernest B Wells. Frank A Jr Wells, Henry G Jr Wells, Huston D Wells, James D Wells, Jill M Wells, John R Wells. Karen S Wells. Loretta F 369. 557 Wells, Marsha L Wells, Ralph E Wells, Renita K Wells, Sammie E Wells, Sharon K Wells, Teresa L 557 Wells, Terry L. 442 Wells, Thomas C Wells, William D Wells, William D 469 Wells, William P Welsh, Sara A 293 Welsh, Wayne A Wenderter, Phyllis A Wendling, Patricia A Wentz, Daniel L Wermuth, Paula M 469 Wernegreen, Joan R Werner, Robert A Werner, Tanya L Wescott. Annette R Wesley, Danny D WESLEY FOUNDATION 289 Wesley. Hilda Wesley, Ima J Wesley. James P Wesley, Jerry M Wesley, Patsy S R Wessel, Stephen G 346 West, Bernie L West. Donald G 305 West. Douglas W 442 West. Harry J 523 West, Holton O Jr West, Ina L 557 West, Joe 210. 322 West, John A 557 West, Larry West. Millard P West. Robert S West, Shirley A West. Ted H West. Violet F 288. 469 Westenhoeter. James 1 72 Wester. Donna R 293 Westertield, John B 523 Westerman, Gloria L 269. 442 Westerman. Paul W 442 Westlall, Ann C Westmeyer. Danita A S Westmeyer, David E Westmeyer. Stephen B Westmoreland. Kathen 557 Westphal, Barry W 523 Westnch, Walter N 342. 442 Wethington. David E Wethington, George P Weynch, Steven E 315 Whaley, James M Whallen. Janice K Wheal, Mapr W 459 Wheatley, Carolyn Wheatley, Joyce E Wheatley. Linda D Wheatley, Mary K Wheatley, Ronald E Wheelan. John D Wheeler, Brenda D 194.212,219. 349, 372, 442 Wheeler. David K 442 Wheeler, Denise Wheeler, Douglas R 442 Wheeler, James L 298. 523 Wheeler, Mary L Wheeler. Patricia B 362. 557 Wheeler. Robert A 319, 523 Wheeler, Sandra C Wheeler. Susan L 557 Whelan. Margaret A 345, 523 Whicker. Jill S 313. 442 Whicker, Kenneth P Whisman, Karen L B Whitacre, Susan L Whitaker, Bobby J Whitaker, Clittord D 442 Whitaker, Dean L Jr 561 Whitaker, James A Whitaker, James T Jr Whitaker, Janie K Whitaker, Joanne N Whitaker, Patricia A 523 Whitaker, Penny J Whitaker, Richard J 297. 523 Whitaker, Rohert T Whitaker, Sheree D 442 Whitaker. Terry L 557 Whitaker, Thomas R Whitaker, William J 442 Whitcopt, Lynne M White, Anthony E White. Ardith W White. Betly J White. Brenda L 459 White, Charles R White. David E 209. 443 White. David G 557 White. David L White, Douglas D Jr White, George A White, George T. White, Glenn E White, Gregory R White. G White. Hallie White. Howard E Jr White. Iva S White. James E 495 White, James M While, James W White, Jeannette White, Jettery D White, John D White, Linda K 287. 523 White. Martha J 495 White, Mary B White, Mary P 292 White. Patrick E White, Peggy J 557 White. Rebekah R 557 White, Ronald F White, Sam A 262 White, Samuel H 551 White. Sandy L White. Stephen G 523 White. Thomas W 558 White. Tomi L White, Woltred K Whitehair. Mark A 523 Whitehead, Barbara L 495 Whilehouse, Michael T Whitesel. Carolyn S Whitis, Cathy Whitis. Gary F Whitis, Patricia A Whitis, Timmy J Whitledge, James L Whitler. Elmer T. Whitler, June M Whitley. Beverly K 558 Whitley. Kimberly A 268 Whitley, Larry W Whitlock, Delbert J Whitlock. Gary S 558 Whitson. David B Whitson. William S 443 Whin. David L 523 Whinaker, Jenny L Whinmgton. Kama J 268, 558 Whinlesey, Linda D Whittlesey. Stanley 260 Whitworth. Albin C Wialeababio. Deroy G Wiateababio. Leroy Wiard, Mary E 558 Wibbels. David A 305 Wick. Robert L Wicker. Rocky O 558 Wickersham, Brenda G Wickersham Patricia Wicklund. Andra V 443 Wicklund. Dons K 371, 469 Widener, William G Widup, Kay 523 Widup, Robert M Sr 443 Widup, Rose M Wiedemer. Leslie A Wiedmer. Melody L 558. 576 Wientjes. Sally 523 Wiggins, Cynthia L Wiggins, Dan L Wiggins. Daniel L Jr Wiggins. Ernest R Wiggins, Evelyn D Wiggins, Judy Wiggins, Michael G 558 Wigginton, Carol S. Wigginlon, Donald L 346. 443 Wigginton, Helen J 324. 344, 495 Wiggs, Byron A Wilborn, Susan D 443 Wilbur. Dale M Wilburn. Debra A 268 Wilburn, Elijah R Wilburn, Harold D Wilburn, Harriet H Wilburn. Louise H Wilburn. Mark S Wilcher, La Wanda J R Wilcher. Nancy C Wilcher, Polly L 558 Wilcher. Ronald L Wilcox. David C II Wilcoxson, Michael F Wilde, Susan L Wilder. Anna M 523 Wilder, Gary W Wilder, Hazel R Wilder. Jim E Wilder, Patricia S 369. 523 Wilder, Vernon O Wiles. David A Wiley, Beniamin R Wiley. Russell F Wiltord, Terry L Wilhelm, Bruce W 443 Wilhelm. Gatha B 561 Wilhite, Shernll L Wilhott. Johnny W Wilhoite, James D Wilkerson, Joe A 523 Wilkerson. Monty D 523 Wilkerson, William C Wilkins, Lizabeth L 207, 292, 369, 443 Wilkins, Suzanne Wilkinson, Linda M Will, Louis A 375, 558 Willard. Raymond D Jr 459 Wille, Bruce E Willhoit, Paula J William, Mary V Williams, Annie T Williams. Bertha E Williams, Bill B Williams, Bobby T Williams, Brenda L Williams. Brenda Sue 443 Williams, Byron B Williams, Carol D 523 Williams. Carol F Williams. Carol G Williams. Charlene M Williams, Charles Williams, Coleen Elaine 443 Williams, Darlene D Williams, David J Williams, David L Williams. David W Williams, Donald L 251, 347. 443 Williams, Dorothea W Williams, Doyle Williams, Eilene M 558 Williams, Elizabeth R Williams, Freddie D Williams, Gary L 347. 495 Williams, Gary W 251 Williams. Helen L B Williams. James R Williams. Janie A Williams. Jean G Williams, Jenrey L Williams. John C 558 Williams. John 103. 166 Williams. Judith L 211. 523 Williams. Karen E 524 Williams. Kenneth L 278. 495 Williams, Kenneth R Williams. Larry H Williams. Larry T 210. 524 Williams, Lillian T 524 Williams, Lois F Williams, Loren M Williams. Louis C 558 Williams. Madeline O Williams. Mark H 192,204,443 Williams, Michael G Williams, Phyllis B Williams, Ralph C Jr Williams. Randall H 443 Williams. Ray L Williams. Richard T Williams. Rita G 523 Williams, Robert L 443 Williams, Robert L Jr INDEX AND DIRECTORY 601 Williams, Robert M Williams. Robert N 495 Williams. Roger L 495 Williams. Ronald G Williams, Ronald L Williams, Ronnie Williams, Sandra A 524 Williams. Scotl S Williams, Sleven C Williams, Ted J 171. 251. 443 Williams, Theresa L Williams, Timothy J Williams, Tonda C 558 Williams. Vicki J Williams. Virginia L Williams. William J Williamson. Glenn L Williamson, James M Williamson, James S 558 Williamson, John L 524 Williamson, Julia F Williamson. Lisa Williamson, Lonnie E Williamson. Stuart 315, 558 Willian, Billy J 443 Willian. Susan S 443 Willien. Sara L 495 Willmgham. Charles C Willis. Benjamin C Willis, Billy J Willis. Bobby G Willis, Joy E 524 Willis, Lyle L Jr Willis, Macy 305 Willis, Peggy J 292, 558 Wills, Clyde L Wills, Harry P 495 Wills, llene B Wills. John S Wilmholf. Michael A Wilmore. Barbara A 216 Wilsey, M Clarice Wilson. Barbara A. 524 Wilson, Betty S Wilson, Catherine S 495 Wilson, Dan R 558 Wilson. Deborah A Wilson. Donald A Wilson, Dons E Wilson. Douglas C 241 Wilson, Edward J 558 Wilson. Elaine N Wilson, Estelle Wilson, Gerald K Wilson, Isaiah Jr Wilson, James E Wilson, Jimmy Wilson. Judith A 443 Wilson. Judith D 343 Wilson. Karen S 443 Wilson. Kathryn L Wilson. Lewis 443 Wilson. Lu A, 524 Wilson. Marsha K Wilson, Marvin E Wilson, Mary A 524 Wilson, Maurice A Wilson, Patricia Wilson. Patrick C 524 Wilson, Peggy J W Wilson, Rebecca J 443 Wilson, Rebecca R 292, 558 Wilson. Rosana H 443 Wilson, Sam Wilson, Sharon L Wilson, Sister Mary A Wilson, Steven L Wilson. Sue C Wilson, Teresa D 534 Wilson. Terry A. 443 Wilson, Terry S 459 Wilson, Vanessa D Wilson, Waldon C Wilson, Wayne T 225, 347, 443 Wilson, William P Wilson, William R Wilson, William S 496 Wilson, William S Wimsatt. Patricia J 524 Winbun, Eugene W Jr 443 Winburn, Daniel Winburn, Margaret A Winchester, Nell L Winchester, Vicki K Winchester, Zelma Wintree, Sherry L Wingert, Ann E Wingo, Elaine W Winkler, Jackee J Winkler, Ricky A Winkler. Robert G Winnecke, John E Winnecke. Marilyn C Winner, Cathy L 443 Wmsell, Gregory J Wmsett. Donald T. Winstead. Florence H Winzig, Mary C Wireman. Glenda Wirtz, Donn A Wirtz. Eric W 319. 524 Wirtz. Rick 251 Wise. Brenda F 288. 443 Wise. Debra L 368. 496 Wise. Gen S 266. 524 Wise. Joe Ml Wise. Kennelh C Wiseman, David K Wist, Gloria A Withers, Darrell H Withrow. Donna M Witt, Arnold R 316. 444 Witt. Brian S Witt. Ethel J Witt. Haran E 444 Win, James D 444 Witt. Jane E 524 Witt, John E Witt, Kathy E 524 Witt, Larry R Witt, Lois J 524 Wirt. Malcomb M 444 Witt, Mary J Witt, Ophelia R Witt. Sarah A Witt. Sondra C Witten, Joseph R Woeste, Dennis C Woeste, Jeanne M 558 Woeste, Marcia L Wogenstahl, Kathie Wolary, Therese M 558 Wolber, Patricia A Woll. Debra J Woll, John L 346 Wolt, Robert L 444 Woll. Thomas E Wolle. Dennis R 279. 444 Wolle, George W Wolfe, Jeanne A Wolle, Jellrey A 558 Wolte. Paula J 558 Wolle. Ronnie G Wolte, Rose A Wolte. Vicki K 65. 217. 355 Woltl, J Blaner Wollord. Joy I 524 Wollord, Michael D 558 Woltrom. Lyle 352 Woltzorn, Robert A 444 Womack, Teresa A 496 Womack, Suzt 44 WOMEN ' S INTERDORM COUNCIL 343 Wong, Tin Jor 444 Woock. Stephen E Wood, Andra L Wood. Clara Wood, Curtis L Wood. Diane S 496 Wood, Elizabeth T 204 Wrighl, Paul L Wood. James R Wright, Paul M Wood, John M 260, 558 Wrighl, Raymon 559 Wood, Michael G 298. 444 Wright, Raymond J Wood, Michael R Wright. Rebecca 496 Wood. Nan C Wright. Rita J Wood. Philip A Wright. Sandra K 445 Wood. Ricky W Wright, Shern L Wood. Stephen D 559 Wright, Steve J 315. 445 Wood. Walter D Wright, Verne J Wood. William D Wright, Vickie S 496 Woodall, Paula K 559 Wright, Virginia N Wooden. Arthur R 496 Wu Ming, Li T. Woodrmg, James L 559 Wu Ming, Li T Woodrum. Martha F. 525 Wubbenhorst, Jeannett Woods. Bobby J Wuchner. Jan Woods. Frank B 346 Wuetcher, Denise L 345. 559 Woods. Gary Wullschleger. David W. 559 Woods, Jane L Wunderle, Thomas C 525 Woods. Lloyd G Wurtel. David G 298. 496 Woods. Maurice E Wyan, Martha S Woods, Michael E Wyatt, Cleveland H Woods, Robert E Wyatt. Sharon S 445 Woodson, William H Jr Wyatt. Terry G 303 Woodward, Charles D Wyatt, William 218 Woodward. George G 305 Wygal. Jan J Woodward. June A 561 Wylie, Timothy R 525 Woodward. Robert M 561 Wynkoop. Mary J 219. 349. 445 Wooldndge. Kathy D 444 Wynn, Bobby W Wooldndge. Sharon K Wynn, Willard D 496 Wooldndge, Steve H 244, 254, 525 Wynck. Jerry W Woolery, Pamela H Wysocki, Mark E Woollenden, Robin K 322 Yaden, Diana C 445 Woolfolk, Deborah R 559 Yagi, Kiyoko 459 Woolum, Gary L 559 Yahle. Nicholas A 559 Woolum, Kerry L Yancey, Joe L Woolum, Sherry L Yancey. Meredith K 559 Woolums. Richard T 525 Yantz. Enoch Jr Woosley. Belly J Yarberry, Donnda S Woosley, Donald R Yarger. Larry D Woosley. Donnie R Yarger. Terry L Wooton. Margaret P Yater. Sammy J Workman, Gail L Yales, Alan B Workman, Lowell B 525 Yates, Betty K 496 Workman. Marianne 559 Yales. Jackie J. 525 Worland, Margaret A 444 Yates. James E 525 Worley, David L Yates. Karen J 98. 468 Worley, David L Yates, Larry W Worley, Martha M Yates. Phillip A Wormsley, Irene J Yeager, Garnie A 288. 341 . 445 Woman. Stephen P Yeager, Pamela A Worrell, Steven A Yeaples, Alberta M 559 Wornx, Wayne A Yeary. Stephen K 445 Worlen. Albert B Yellon, Harold M Jr. 445 Worlhington, Craig L Yenan, Paul E Worthington, Gerald W Yocum. Sandra K 559 Worlhington, Mary S 559 York. Bobbie A 445 Wozny, Mary A 444 York. Connie S Wren, Alvin Jr 444 York. Daniel E 559 WRESTLING 260 York. David G Wright. Charles Jr York. Glendon W Wright, Cora S York, Henry F Wright, Danny R 559 York, James E Wright. David W York. James S Wrighl, Donald 525 York. Kathie J 496 Wright. Ellen H York. Noble D Wrighl. Garry W. 444 York, Ruth E 559 Wright, Gary W Youell. Gary R Wright, James E Jr 444 Youmans. Robert D Wright, Jane E 360. 362. 444 Younce. John F Wright, Janet M Young, Anna M Wright. Juanita H Young, Barbara B Wright, Kenneth E 321 Young. Betty L Wright, Kim W Young. Bilhe R Wright, Lalonee R Young, Brenda D 496 Wright. Larry R 364, 525 Young, Charlene 525 Wright, Leitha L Young, Charles F Wright Lou A. 559 Young, Claudia T. Wright, Marsha L 559 Young. Conard E Wright, Melissa L 559 Young, Darlene 496 Wright, Melvin E Jr Young, Darrell G Wright, Norma A 445 Young, David J 559 Wright. Owen W Young, David M Wright. Pamela V Young. David R 316, 339. 496 Wright. Paul E Young. Deborah A 266, 445 Young, Donald L 445 Young. Elizabeth A. Young, Evelyn R Young, Florence B Young, Harold W Young. Jane R 459 Young, Jerry L 244 Young. Javene 266, 269 Young, Jimmy W Young, John A Young, John C 256. 445 Young, John R Young, Lynda D Young, Mae B Young, Matthew P Young, Monita G Young. Pamela G 368. 496 Young, Paul N Young, Ricky L Young, Robbie K Young, Robert 1 68 Young. Ronald F Young, Sabra A Young, Stephen W 559 Young. Susan C 322. 525 Young. Thomas A Youngquist. James L 559 Yuen, Pete 348 Yuen. War M Zaccarelh, Margaret Zaccarelh, Robert G. Zachem, Millie 215 Zachry, Leamon B 525 Zaenglem, Pnscilla 445 Zaidan. Karen Sr. 559 Zak. Pamala S Zanone. Joy L 525 Zazopoulos, Andrew A 459 Zea. Pamela J Zeckner, Douglas J 210. 525 Zegeer, Aileen M Zeits, Gregory G 496 Zeller, Gary A 380 Zerhusen, Gerald R. Zerkle, Terry L Ziegler. Timothy E 496 Ziemann. Roy B 363 Zieres. Brenda A 445 Zikos, Susan L Zimmer, Thomas E 315 Zimmerman. Carol L 525 Zimmerman, David W 210. 303 Zimmerman, Elaine L. Zimmerman, Sharon F. Zinner, John L 496 Zins, Joseph E Zion, Dennis C 445 Zolas. Carolyn Zoll. James R Zorens. Pamela E Zozula, Paul M Zryd, John C Zuerner, Douglas L Zumbiel, John R 525 Zurtace. Diana J 371, 559 Zwick, William C 602 INDEX AND DIRECTORY INDEX AND DIRECTORY 603 ; V t it. -r .M :   In Memoriam The measure of life, after all, is not its duration ■ ' . but its donation. Father Peter Marshall Chaplain, U.S. Senate 1947-1949 604 IN MEMORIAM ■  . J 4 : r . •1 1? • f ' I. Duszak Professarw History - Decer bjfl22, 1972 Junior t ' T ; V Richmond November 18, 1972 Dr. William H. Knapp Professor of Psychology March 21, 1973 Mr. Robert S. Larance Associate Professor of Biology January 10, 1973 James Charles Lewis Junior Richmond September 29, 1 972 Mr. Thomas F. Main Instructor of Music September 1 , 1 972 Paula Ann Phillips Freshman Manchester January 19, 1973 Roger Dain Shoemaker Junior Florence August 17, 1972 Pamela Leah Simcoe Senior Shephardsville March 16, 1973 Garnett Lee Simpson, Jr. Freshman Middletown, Ohio October 12, 1972 IN MEMORIAM 605 L5S C1NE Editor ' s Note vlarch 9, 1973. The last day ' After literally thousands of manhours of work, the final copy shipment for the fiftieth Milestone was made ... at exactly 5:58 p.m., Eastern Standard Time. It was a very happy time! The deep sigh of elief was as refreshing as the unseasonably warm, sunny weather on that, the final day of mid-term sxams that signaled a time for many of us to head to the Land of Sunshine for our respites. But, after a few moments, nostalgia set in. And how! All I could think about were the kids on the staff and all the others who had given so much of themselves to make this, the 1973 Milestone, possible, nd, I finally began to realize the real magnitude of what had been done. My thoughts turned to all the experiences of the past 14 months spent in planning and preparation, writing and rewriting, and more rewriting, scheduling photographs, preparing layouts and cropping pic- ures. And, most important, I remembered all the people whose dedication and cooperation made it all possible. It was a time to remember the many sleepness nights spent in frantically working toward, and worry- ng about, those dreaded deadlines. And, too, the schoolwork that the staff didn ' t have enough time or snergy to prepare for. It was also a time to reflect on the good times the staff had together, in the vlilestone office, at Boonesboro, at Christmastime and at other unofficial occasions. The Milestone is a book about people, about beauty, about sacrifice and about attainment. It suc- :eeds only if it meets the expectations of its audience, the student body, and only if it passes the real est — the test of time. I think it will and does! A book about people, the fiftieth Milestone is a tribute to people . . . beautiful people! So many persons contributed to the 1973 Milestone that it would be impossible to thank them all ndividually. To those whose painstaking efforts made the book possible goes a very special thanks. The staff was comprised of students representing every college within the University. And, perhaps, the argest staff ever to stick it out throughout the year did just that. They were real pros when the going yvas tough. Linda Mittel, my managing editor, was the one person I depended on most. When deadlines grew near, I counted on her to complete the job. Section editors were beautiful people doing a beautiful job, without exception. Their job was a big one, and they did it well 1 Another to whom goes a special thanks is Rick Cyrus Allen, who doubled as business manager and under classes co-editor. The job of keeping track of a budget that to us seemed like the national debt was a massive responsibility and he handled it superbly. His was the assignment to direct fund- raising projects that permitted us to produce a book that cost nearly ten dollars each to produce for the student body which paid only three-fourths that amount for each copy. To Larry Bailey, University Photographer, and his troupe of student photographers, Dan Quigg, Jim Shepherd, Donald Wallbaum, Russ Tapp and Ken Griffin goes a super thanks, for without their talents and dedication, this fiftieth Milestone would have never existed. To all our friends at Osborne Photographic Laboratories, Cincinnati, who provided the student por- traits and group photographs and who. again, gave us their unquestioned support, warm thanks is extended. We appreciate Mr. Len Osborne, Mr. John Mullaney, Mrs. Betty Megerle, Mr. Bob Oft, por- trait photographer, and Mr. Steve May, who took most of the group pictures. Appreciation is expressed to our printer, Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas, especially to representative, Mr. Russ Rivard and the plant staff, including Jim Thompson, Jim Council, Jerry Rainey and others. And, finally, two men to whom I owe a personal and special thanks are Vice President Donald R. Feltner, our adviser, and Mr. Doug Whitlock, Director of News and Publications, who worked hand-in- hand with the staff throughout the year, including the summer. They were always there to give us support, direction, advice, and encouragement. Whatever or whenever the need, they were at our sides. Bill Sawyer MILESTONE 607 Specifications The 1973 MILESTONE was prepared by the students of Eastern Kentucky University and printed by offset lithography by Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, Texas. All 608 pages are printed on 80-pound Taylor Dull offset enamel stock. The endsheets are Strathmore Rhododendron cover stock. The cover is maroon cordoba with blind embo- sures, metaligue and a black overtone. Body copy for the opening 19 pages is Helve- tica, 14 point with 2-point leading; for the remainder of the book Helvetica, 12 point with 2- point leading is used. Outlines are nine point Hel- vetica. Senior listings are 10 point and under- classes are nine point. Headlines are 30 point Helvetica. Divisional page feature pictures are printed in posterization of two tones of gold ink with black steel engraving overprinted. Cameras used to photograph activity pictures both four-color and black-and-white includec Nikon (35mm), Leica (35mm), Pentax (35mm; Minolta (35mm), Nikkormat (35mm), Rolleiflex (2 Va x 2-Va), Mamiyaflex (2-Va x 2-Va), Yashicama 124 (2-Va x 2-Va), Koni-Omega (2-Va x 2-%) am Speed Graphic (4 x 5). Lens focal lengths usei ranged from wide angle, 21mm, to telephotc 400mm. Senior and underclass portraits wen photographed with a Beatie Portronic Carrier; 70mm, using dual Speedotron strobe lights, b Osborne Photographic Laboratories, Cincinnati. Press run was 8,500 copies. 608 SPECIFICATIONS