Eastern Washington University - Kinnikinick Yearbook (Cheney, WA)
- Class of 1964
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Dan Zinzmvrmana Clzris Broun Glenn Recd SICCTIUN EDITORS ............ fllvlvin Franlfs Carol Lint Cheryl Lift Susan Pettis 3011 SfPl'Pf1S foe Jonas Larry Adams Mick Heacox Don Dressal Bob Stczvvrzs Louise Anderson Hall TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ....... .. FACULTY ................ .. ORGANIZATIONS ......... . GENERAL ACTIVITIES ......... SPORTS ......................... ..... CAMPUS LIFE ......,. ...,. INDEX ...... I..,, nesioenfs essaqe A YEAR TO REMEMBER The dimensions of the Eastern campus are changing. A first impression of such comes from new buildings or from dreams still to be solidified in brick and stone. A second awareness may be of the increase in numbers of individuals coming and going across the walkways and shortcuts of the campus. The new laboratories and classrooms could catch the attention of many. Library holdings will amaze the uninitiated. New tools for teaching and learning will attract the attention of others. These are merely the means. The physical items and numbers are only indicative of a more significant changing dimension, the student. As you journey through this yearbook you will note how a capable staff has captured the human qualities of its peers. You will be impressed with students' intent on a major college mission. You will see evidences of the out-of-class ac- tivity contributing to developmental goals. You will see examples of initiative that accomplished results and decisions that moved organizational objectives forward. ln these pages will be seen groups at work, a play in progress, com- mittees in collaboration, or teams in lively competition. Here will be memories for a lifetime. Here will be recollections of many achievements. Here is a year of most significant student awareness and growth. This year could well mark a prelude to Easternls future potential as a higher institution. Only students and faculty can lift a college to true greatness. Many of such ingredients will be seen on the pages to follow. This will be a Year to Remember. Don S. Patterson President Dr. Don S. Patterson and Mrs. Patterson Virginia Dickinson, head of the French De- partment. died January twentieth. 1964. in her forty-third year at Eastern. The school has lost a great teacher. We miss her. She was generous and kind as any close friend. She made our problems her own. How many were solved because ol' her determination and en- ergy! :Xs one ol her students has said. She was always marching off to help me fight my haltlesf, Miss Dickinson could criticize without leav- ing a sting. She made us confident that we could live up to her expectations. We have had many teachers that we like. but Miss Dick- inson was the teacher we loved. There will not he another Miss Dickinson. ller originality. wil and zest for new ideas and lin-ly plans made her unique. She was never afraid to speak courageously when she was convinced that speech was necessary. She en- couraged the sanie integrity in us. We will not forget Miss Dickinson. QhiiYWww i0l1llP '--Sf? my Q x is X' u g gif Yu. Q I ' Q4 .g , -Lfi N. ' wx, S 4- sk f H, 'ix uw S' 1 is 6 U' 38? ru-Qzu, v.vw.,f,,,.,,, N ww-Q.. Yi wb- 'KLSA Goltotis message The staff of the 1964 Kinnikinick presents to you, the students, this book of memories. Our purpose was the creation of something unique in annuals. After much thought, and some rather heated debate, we decided that the only theme should be the students themselves, recorded informally in the total experience of the college year. Most of the pictures are candid and lim sure that you will he surprised, maybe even pleasantly horrified, to discover that our photogra- phers were around when you least suspected it! At this time, as editor, I would like to personally thank the wonderful staff that worked on this book. They worked as a team united. They worked days and nights that sometimes seemed endless. They gave up dates, study time, sleep, and even class time to meet deadlines. Our photographers worked re- lentlessly to produce pictures of top quality. Our advisor, Pat McManus, gave us many ideas and moments of encouragement, and we appreciate his help very much. Many thanks also to the students and faculty for their cooperation and for providing us with the necessary materials, not the least of which were them- selves. And so the final deadline. Memories are fleet creatures of the mind. I hope that we have captured some of the rarer species for you in the pages of the 1964 Kinnikinick, and that they will serve you well for many, many years. Jeanne E. Kanzler, Editor 'flfii MR.,-un -...R S , X'-u .,.. .,. 4. N. ...M 45. 2 avaM.....M- ..-...l-Q..,..m, gufgu .S X x xx ,K ni Q33 xA i .- '1 Q. if 1 Ng Q, a TH ' G ' N'-fi k 1 Xl 1 ' A if-1 Vf TW .f.'QT'f'T Showalter: hall ,QAVW rd, 7-',w if ,,w 1 aff I , 111'-1f '.f ' - . ,Q - z gm ,Sk-nw -Q 1. ' a. 1-mug' Q1,5'w-'N- W ' ,Q ... 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If Ulilsufvll ui' X ' wi lv'-'I rpwn-nil' ,' Lu ,ws Rl ! ,- P I 44 F 5 l i fi .2 3 C f r 1 I -,3wVT P ' ' A , A ,Ln K w A I , ... .uf-.-f. ' I f.'.11 Y-if J N . .:,,'r.-:Af ,,--if -Q Sw' gpwpsawww-Wfflw ff! :-1 . 1 11 A 'wma ' ' CITIINISUQAUGIT ,..,avA fe- -sb -bf' w H 'qw 119' ' 0133? ' 'X yn' x yr 'Q M - A.. SI ,Y if kxpiks, - Dean of Students Daryl Hagie and lzis seere- tary. Carol Hill, have a pleasant moment listening to Reece Kelly explain the last Council meeting. Dean of Women Mrs. Virginia Dressler and lzer secretary. Mrs. Eleanor Best. prepare anollzer memo for the 'women's dorms. .. -T ShOWAlt6I2 , r .-X f fx 3 xx 3 - . ,' 'Q Dean of Men Al Ogden and his secretary Mrs. jackie Nielsen, polish off the weelfs correspondence. lxrerznellz lff'l1Ill'll-Y, rlirevtor of azlnzissimzs, goes over admit- tanve reqzlirenzents with a prospw'ti1'e stuzlent. YN Even eoffee breaks mean work, but at a more relaxed pare, for Glen E. Maier, flirertor of general aeademie servives. and George I. Kabat, dean of instruction. MJ,,,,,,,N Eli :.l Q ,,, V,,.-7-vi' 4 fm sorry. Ive lzare nn more jolt openings this quarter, the tm: often reply from .lrflen E. Berg, personnel flirefior. ' .efz:f.,.f f' is V. fr ' e X -. 1-. sf fa Q1 5' ,- mop .oh C 4 -4 1 wi W i ,N L Q, X 9-. an MV 8 NWS.: I x '-A Y , ' xr 125 W .ff WE H-an hw Perrin Smith, Registrar Glen Maier, Director of General Academic wif ,, ...ug '- A A 5 Services 'T:?A JHll8f V ' ..., if' ,Q Robert Starry, IBM Director Nm . .W A 1 X Fxwww, lwvwzw 'W X wx W X we www-ww-gy, 'mimi Hank Koslowslzy, Director of Public Information i. 6 3 Q i c ,z I Q. , as so Head of the placement Office is Raymond M. Giles and his secretary Mrs. Gambrel. This office also handles extension and correspondence. Sometimes a letter is the only contact a student has with his family. The campus mail service works long hours sorting and delivering letters to anxious students. Two of the campus' best known traditions-Hap and Sacajawea. 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A-. 1 N. at f r 4 5 Isis? 3' :--Iikl-13 -' f if s A v 4 5-,-:sz-:rf -2 f- 1 : -X 'Q ' Ng-f3.j:5'.g:f:. 'I' X SEX Q wx, 5 Num.: : .sin ' xx 3 5 N X. , Q + SK X my nu- WQHLD 5 'k.. ,l- uf -,,,,.....-4 ' X,- The Instructional Materials Center is one of the busiest offices on campus. Textbooks, films, slides and all kinds of projection equipment are available to faculty and students in the IMC. The IMC offers students a pleasant atrnospliere for research and study. -,-- ' 2 if s.,s,i sg 5 X X GOUCAIIGI1 bu.,--..-...Q This boy seems to be more interested in the photographer than what his teacher is trying to show him. An observer watches a class being conducted in the Campus School from one of the observation areas above the classroom. 'Nuxlu .- X .w I' - U iq , ,Nj i ix.,- 1' Q' . Your new student teacher can't be that funny looking. Q Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. has operated the Campus School kitchen by herself for over 21 years. Fill 9 i w l : r K 99.- X ' .. . :.sL13?s: . N , ., xx N .1123--gi,Q.1 1.1ft a. 3tl'teNix2+3v:i-i c y M' t. - f , - V--V.:-..51x.u..-Q ., - ' f., 5 T-L+, , -' I fi, v fxggf fft 5 at ff .gn F 'X ai-31, tlxi'f 'w V as-, t v' 113 fy, tfnnv ,. in -Qt pn ' 1 ,gg-t-:fvsg .x -5. ,, -. - f-2 V Xt- igfiif 4 ..-sw. A 1 xx ww:-5a2Q,31: 1'1, , e z- . ,, tr Y The Campus School is one of the finest educational tools in the state. Most of the pupils are children of the College faculty. Student teachers not only have the opportunity of observing ex- cellent professional teachers conduct classes but also do some practice teach- ing during the quarter. i lt ' Dr. Stearns ponders a difficult question in a philosophy class. pmlosophy followed fl second later hy his professor A student slips into class a few moments before lhe bell . . . 4:1 UI' gm ' ,535 Q' , A 'again-...f Dr. Loretta Fretwell takes a moment from her schedule of tearlzing and praetiring ps-wlzology to offer some friendly advice to a student. k ,pdf :3. .:,- 1 Y Ps . Ai,. A Oepantment of psychology Wh d d u say that Coffee would b d 961 s il' we-W Ty Hai i aa, A i ' Q' 3 fat 'X 5 5- f Ai , . Xti ., Xxx .. 5 , A M , V ,. me Q VIAQ Mr, 'Q jg . V ., -.X ' .',, :,, , .H Y - - . - 7 , , l x K ii ,: .,. 'Vai' ,xx RX is xx at -A , I xip A N.. N V . Q x h 'w,,., .. v rm,.,,. Oepantment of Science The dictionary defines science as the systematized knowledge derived from observation, study. and experimentation carried on in order to determine the nature or principles of what is being studied. The students in this division observe, study, and experiment - a never ending process, with sometimes little noticeable result. But in their Work, they hold the future-the future we will live. ! AS, 1 'TI X. 4 fax I l . - ups Mx asf: x .I pw Q KP ar D yslcs Students of the Physics depart- ment spend long hours in the laboratory apply- ing a vast amount of classroom information to practical experi- ments. We may not have another Einstein in our midst, but these students are destined to make their contribution to society. 1 Chemlstn Chemistry is a srienee from 'wlz,i4'lz many questions from the past. present and tlze future may be answered. The Chemistry department at Eastern demands many lzours of laboratory from its students and wlzetlzer Frank Dolittle is on the brink of a new cl1'sc0zvery or just brewing a perfewt pot of Coffee, we lfnozu hotly will be helpful to tlze rlzernistry student. -NS aw Wi in-s, .. ,,.........-nn: Ciampiero Pecelli, acting instructor in rnath, tries one of his favorite problems on his bewildered students. mA1Ih6mAtlCS iw- t '5'W- ' 'kiluunsugwpx ...vu ,, 0 ' vs. i u XX -A 'x ss, jg K W . 'K - x, Calztoqnaph Y 5' 4 3 f Wx., .M . ,. 'Q sit MR. 5 sf' Xt. '- K n Q, we . wg, N V. Q Q ' - ' -at Q .., ,gg 4. at irq Q ,yt . A ,sg V1 Cartography is the art of making maps or charts. Eastern students have excellent equipment for this job. I . ,, . :U Q 36 .Xt 'Q Qeoqnaph Geography is the descriptive science dealing with the eartlfs surface, its division into continents and countries, and the climate, plants, animals, na- tural resources, inhabitants, and indus- tries of the various divisions. Qeoloq During the last few years. the Geology aff-partlnfyrzl has adder! Slll'lI Ioc'l1noIogir'al vquipmcrzt as an 1'-ra-x' dofrczvliorz rfzaclzirzc ana' a power l!Pl'I.l'C for splitfing rovlzs so that their interior sIru,vtu,re ran be f'.1'0II1I'IZ6fll. a fx lk. pf -A N... Emffifziv . 1 :3 .NX Y 3 G '33 ,sv 'X home economics Q 5 I fi 1 OIVISICH of Eine Ano Appueo nts Home economics, industrial and practical arts make up the department of Fine and Applied Arts. Home Economics - the art of homemaking, including nutrition, clothing, budgeting, and child care. Industrial Arts - the technical arts and skills used in industry. Whether or not the students in this division teach their skills, their knowledge of them will be invaluable in future life. :hn- Dr. Lloyd Vandeberg of the Industrial Arts department demonstrates a product from tlze newly acquired blueprint machine. Industrial Arts student Doug Hudson applies the fine Iouclz to a lathe-turning project xf nl ff P -Q! .-Irvlzilcftural fl,l'l1Il'I.7lg sludffrzt Sanz Jzlanzs z'om'cntrates on one of 1110 z'n1rz'r 'aIP fll'Gll'l.lZgS that go info cz finislzvfl plate. ll10USU2lAl Ants Oepantme ht of hlston M r. Woody vfzeclrs ,NK 43 4 ef b 'S 'G' cz referenre before class. A at W uw.-N-f W. -,.--3 I 4 V lqO,p Um T13 'Qt S N i wif. Q X, 'ws iw ' 'L Am ,,,,,,. is 5 I mm Q .Q W A n Q ,, . 3,1 x,,.., NNY , Q fr im i 5 5 x f ,,-x X i .. ff i ' mikwwv Q - xvv. ,N . S' .2 Dr. Nichols trying to think of cz way to make Western. Civ a little more interesting. The History Department requires a lot of paper work. 1 K' aff' Dr. Hosszzm-Political Science Dr. Stewart-Sociology .ml . SOCICHOQY A. 1. Prince-Sociology Wi.. epamtment OF Business Typing, sliortliand, accounting, busi- ness machines. business law, econom- ies, advertising - all are steps up the ladder to the world of busineq ff' ff, A Ps I 4 xi 1. - v x J W 'J .rm Cepantment of language Ants English instructor Miss Huston prepares notes for her next class. J sg? fr Pat M CM anus chats Miss Colton digs into her briefcase for the final spelling and grammar test. -1 1 L with a group of journalism students llmzan ,K 5 4' z 8 x as 9 S.-.3 .-ui- ' wq., , xqggggnx-w..........1.m . mugs? ff' --us . TZ.. 'j -- X igsligl I.. Mi, Q 'Win U-an languages And hereas where we stopped for Ieaf' Miss Hepperle seems to be telling her German dass. ,sf ,p N languages Mrs. Mana Bridges and foe Jonas Converse in F reneh. 1oe's native language. , -Q .ang Miss Charlotte Hepperle plans a pop quiz for her German Classes. Dr. Walalemar Dahl, Eastern's new professor 0 Russian, Chats with one of his students. Gepantment of health, physical Goucatlon ano Recneatlon The conditioning of young bodies, sportsmanship, and the enjoyment of physical activity is the job of the Physical Education Department. Al- though few college students enjoy tak- ing the required courses, most admit that it does them some good. Most athletes work out at some time with weights. By lifting weights, they can strengthen and tone muscles. Firm, well- controlled muscles aid in the performance of athletic en- deavors. Y Vt, I3 s . c ' 5 ! V lf Y, Q U .t w f ' , t. i V ' ll ' , N. vs: .V Q X A . 4 E 5, V. FV Er? ' ' x,.l,f5f 4- i'W' The art of fencing offers an exciting, almost dangerous challenge for the beginner. After he gains some expels ience, the fencer challenges his classmates to a duel. Basketball - one of the many sports that girls as well as boys excel in. Xg ,,...w . K i , ' ' -. 4 IIE: 1 Q R+ Q Q i. .1 . YR of 2- ' -X x Q ' I yn T, 1? 3 t a T ig V till 5? 1' ,L 1 1 qv, it 1 I ',-, R , t- ,V ., . Qs, 't -. '. ,. '. J.. - 5 --V- f ' i a 2:91 'zav , - ' Is' I f , X - . 'S f ir f 1- ff-' f - ' f ' . ,X M ...X A 9 M is . 'Q . , . ,H at , ss ' 'W ' ' :5 I lx if 1 t :V A .3 .--.,- A,,.A., A. ga Q-Q- Q:if'Vi'1?:'.lf-lxl L5 - 4 sl f L- 5 1 I X f ff! 4, ,.. xx ,J n ra , f Su.. 4 PWM figg f 5. ,. i U T .I - 9' wb Uv 1 '1 . i ROTC achievement day was the culmination of a hard year's work by Eastern ca- dets. Medals and trophies were awarded those who earned them and a good time was had by all. l20tC Blooo Omve -.... Usually. Eastern students donlt talfe luindly to being needled. but fwlzen it's for a good cause. suclz as tlze ROTC blood drive, tlieyill even talfe it lying down. Of course it has to be in tlze riglzt vein! Tlzey bled a total of 224 pints. which, altlzouglzi it didngt break any records, slzould keep Eastern's blood bank account in the red. ARI 4 student tries his hand at japanese brush painting. x 'X X - . Xi' F5 R fwfr? Sim.-X - C -vw., in An octopus swimming in whipped cream? No, itqs part of a plaster sculpture in the A rt department. K... +10 sp-nw, mf., ' G1 The artisfs world is one of color, form and line. Hidden behind a myriad of eanrasses and easels. or! student Ed Staclzofslry composes a vreation in, oils. 4' gi 'ff 1.1 K.. E 'JL' ' 135-'f'-Aa., fr -Y Y ' ZX . V Q..- if f I ' Q- J K . n w fr? A A rf, wa. Ure , W '-em 'll in 4 ' ' 4 xi . ff4.X 'A ? v P' And here we have an exanzple of pop art. Well. Ifaelf to the drawing boardf 3 ' 4 A ,.g!..yf - A 1, f i . 4 , f sl VFQAEQ in . L W .,4,. vw y.,,.4-K I .Q L MY a i gt' ', -K ,fx Y s-.'4 .M ' ' The first step in producing a play is to find the right cast. Individual tryouts are the best means of choosing the players. Dramatics - the art of per- forming or producing playsg the play being a literary com- position that tells a story, usu- ally of human conflict, by means of dialogue and action, which is performed on the stage by actors. 'Q Next is the problem of rehearsals. Finding a time when everyone can attend is sometimes rather difficult on an active college campus. Onamatlcs Onama Besides the actors, the behind-the-scene Crew is of equal importance. Makeup, costumes, fit- ting - all are neces- sary to a successful production. 62 i 3 ,rt 4 L no ww THO i' I toveaffod hem' Those last few minutes before your cue to go on can some- times be very tense. Onama Even a good play must lzazfe publicity. Failure to do so in tlze campus newspaper caused actors to picket tlze publication, and very effectively, too. ff 6 1 mUSlC Choir officers are: Aaron McLaughlin, Tour Manager, Lynn Curley, President, Julius White, Vice-President. Choir members are. Row 1: Trudy Thompson, Ann Burton, Rita Heindselman. Dixie Marshall, Linda Gow, Jeanne Bergrnark. Pam Munsen. Phyllis Martin, Karen Johnson, Roxanne Koester, Connie Davidson, Bonnie Webb, Carol Baird, Leslie Stensen. Row 2: Kathy McDaniels, Nancy Cable. Sue Aldredge, Sharon Cummings, Judy Powell, Mary Beth Peterson, Ann Carter, Nancy Lutlzer, Linda Franz. Patty' Keeney. Virginia .4llison. Diane Florence. Pearl Van Buskirlr, Joan Pomada. Row 3: Marcia Beldon, Mary Lengel. ,4aron McLaughlin, Allen Williams, Michael P Cox, Jerry Perrine, Julius White, Walter Ryals, Frank DeMarieo, Mel Hendrickson, Byron Gjerde, Terry Ryan, Jerry Minchinton, Pete Hauck, Carol Biernback, Melody Thompson. Row 4: Jim Andrews, Roger Hylton, Roger Graham, Paul West, Willie Jackson, Don Parks, Roy Boad, Gregg Saunders, Bob Charles, Ken McKenzie, Larry Smith, Lynn Curley, Don Ricks, Jim Gates, James Hickey, Mike Yarnell. Donald Sullivan, Lynn Langfelt, Jerry Lehman, Jan Lahaie. if-1, Director I. Andrews listens intently during one of the dance band's rehearsals. 1w30'I'Ns, . ..., -...... an 254 2 bu! -Q 'N IQQ. .-hw. mUSlC Music thrives on practice. Here, Pete Exline is shown practicing his conducting. 1- mtsfg ' 1. - -V 'az -,eghxsuc ' lx - 115'-ff- --N' , 2 'f 'Xi 5'xW1j 'i 1.914 ' sa Q -18? 'Gi As .mx Q a fig 11. Q li xi X I sh eh , 9 i D LW .1 X .. '1 Y M. Practice makes perfect - or almost anyway. Eastern's music students work hard toward that perfection. ITIUSIC The Music Library offers numerous books and articles on music. Another feature is the many tapes and recordings and the equipment for listening right in the library. ,.-.....-..-.--.....i Nu---Q-M P-Wm Walt Ryals spends many hours working on perfecting his voice. mUSlC 4 This yeafs inspirational Award went to Nancy Luiher and Larry Smith. Lxi S 'I T Doctor Manzo, director of choral activities. realized a great achievement when his Collegians were asked to tour the South Pacific at the expense of the USO. hennao runs: nm X S + f l . UMR Qwmsmusmw l if f I ,SL X N Y an i WL' EH f , J i I f ' 7 few: f X I 1 5 1 ef I x W. 1 ' if i 4- as TJ 'af' f -f xv M ' gf-1- 55?!+fEl Lg' 'ill In USO lioun On their tour for the United Service Organiza- tion, the Collegians visited the South Pacific. Here they met many new and interesting people and customs. This was an experience that they will not soon forget. 'fwurnn-Q-q,, , Speech students practice spealfing together orally under the direction of Miss Alice Moe. O-1 Y x , sr gy e A ' 9 , X t H. ' fail' Y 1 . ik, 'x wg , O Q ,, C - ' . ii e ' r 1 ' w sk' sr ...X u - N' I I 1: ,I f ,, 7 'Q' 1 .f 1 . . X E Y x W Lug, smm mf, . Speech Speech - expression or communication of thoughts and feel- ings by spoken words, vocal sounds and gestures. This ability the majority of us take as a natural thing. Many, however, find difficulty in the formation and expression of words. The role of the speech department is to aid those students. Miss Alice Moe works closely with those in need of speech corrections. She has done much to help her students gain confidence in speaking before groups. Dr. Breitenfeldt displays his plastic models of the ear and speech organs, used in teaching speech classes. Speech Mr. Hopf, instructor in Radio and TV, is also advisor for the radio station KEWC. U 1' Peggy I rnrnel, graduate assistant in speech, gives a young subject a hearing test. fisf X Rv A X as U Two staff members of KEWC repair equipment. United Press International has expanded the campus rad1'o's daily news coverage on campus. john Reed takes his turn at the board, 3 Q ' Q X x E X X Q, s w 4 r . ' is -fr Q ,, L. Q., .. 2853, Y ' L 5 i KGWC KEWC, the voice of the campus, is operated entirely by students. This year the station changed over to FM broadcasting and now covers the Cheney area in addition to the student union and the dorms on campus. The staff also publishes a daily newsletter, which Carries the weather and short news items of interest at Eastern. Mr. Howard Hopf is ad- viser to the station. The KEWC radio tower juris into the Fleur sky above the Student Union.. broadcasting the iioire of ilze students to the surrounding f'0I7Zl7IlllZif,Y. ann:-9,1 Y 2 S 5. ',,,,.'w 4 - .9 c if T V -.Q ., f ph' ' ? 11.5 ' J 2 -I -g??TgEE?fQf 3 , ,,w, - N 'gc :. J ff- ' As, 7.4-f.-'fi' .- if Qs:-5 -it .'1'Q'g 'Ll li-3:.i2Tf'L: '04 'e55:f' 5 '1!v '- - -gbifbx - .. ' :'1lv ?, '. 'E - iiffgglri- K ' Qi 'J -. 71 '1 Tn i I gl . 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Q J m,4Ef, 1- N ,W-',. , . , Y , - .Q PCE! f- ,,N,., QQ .W Eg D VX xg K -Q ww-f+.+, A. v 53? 'Hf9'Nf5wx :fi-sw 'n'1f?A. Q . -P' vngq, 1rk,,1J , 'E V Egg. . 1-ifnyz 43 5 .. -v!:f1 5 '-12:41 1 2: .H f 1 ,SM J Q xi T V , , 525. ' x I. 1- .'fF'f'r , V' ' ' A in if fin L af I A 'V 1 QQ 'QQ' 'K' firm fl W J fs , A ,. 4 . f P - 1 Z ? 1 5 z , Q . 5 E A ., 4, x - sw' 2 5 X w NN ASB Dnesloent Reece kelly ASB Dl26SlO6l1t,S essaqe Eastern offers challenges that demand from its students the utmost intellectual ability and determined perseverance. These challenges offer a multitude of rewards: freedom through knowledge, maturity through acceptance of rsponsibility, keener enjoyment of life through a more nearly complete self realization, and, finally, the acquisition of skills leading to a profession that promises even greater challenges and rewards for achievement. Easternls college community is an environment of activity and excitement characterized by growing, searching minds attempting to attain that nebulous concept we call knowledge: knowledge of the creative arts, of the sciences, and of the political, social, cultural, and economic aspects of our own society and of other societies, past and present. Concomitant with acquiring this knowledge, Eastern's students attain an appreciation of and practical skills in these various areas. Although the acquisition of knowledge and intellectual development is emphasized, students at Eastern are also encouraged to develop their abilities to participate intelligently and actively as citizens in the college community in making responsible decisions and carrying them into action. This takes the form of self-direction through student government, the student judiciary system, and the student's own personal life. This 1964- yearbook, as all yearbooks, can only give posterity a momentary glimpse of the ever flowing stream of events, ideas, and personalities that continue to make Eastern a fertile field of challenges to be harvested into rich rewards by the enterprising, industrious, and able student. Reece C. Kelly ,I ,4 Hera jim Nelson, Margo Seidemann, Bob Clark. ana' Larry Snyder vonfirm that no! all student government is play. we -rf'-'Rx 5 R' .- 4 Y' i -. pet?-f cxgfyrii K XM ,. v Q, 3 s 1 lux 't 5 V W N-5:53 ts . , ! Y ,fe 2 MQ , N-xx , ,,4,. 1 pr ,gy , - -'Y' we Qi' gy, 5, P V-ew 1? , 1 1 , 414'- ,pw 'N ' . xx M R 2. . 1122: ex 'f B 43 U X A QQ, N' Sw N :Q -ff- Sz Q r 0 Hmmmm . . . COUUCII. In ACIIIOIT I What way did you vote9 Qi' X? F il -: ' N , m. he-m.,X1,, . ,. 4 5' , XNXQ, .gy , 55.559 f-fit-, 'XS' -X -:f X-- , ' gf .W .,. ,X LX, Q' X ,MX M 2 ,W R X. .X 'XSE1 - ,Q X X x X X X Q NX X' X N X X X X ,XXX .XX X xx X X' X X X V X X X X XX X X X X X X4 X X ,X X XX X 5' W 4 if ' 'iii -.XX Ns 1 if! X X X Q 01' .CX :R Y X f' 5 49454: :inf I - 72 ST , X? fi s L Q X i I' A, X ' SX .X 5 X X , A 'E ,Jawa-X 5 ts AIRS The AMS carnival was, as usual, extremely successful. Part of the large turn out is shown here. ferry Russell, A M S president, promoted numerous activities for the Associated Men Students. , N 'lm 'W S- 1. ,, , ,gf X N -ur' X AWS annual Big and Little Sister Tea during Orientation Week. AWS L. ,X V-4 Nl. i W' i If 1 'Q xv 4 Ellora Martin, AWS President, performing one of her many duties 011 fffzfzzf Whewf Another deadline finished! Bob Stevens, Don Dressel, and Mick Heacox loaf for a few minutes from a time- consuming job - the Easterner. dl 1uu-M GASIZGRHGR eve Powell thinking of a headline fo aron Beldon gives a reporter advice. 2 : e ' e' ' 'iai-132 E' 2: A' EN .L A ,Jia 'Q gag 'QL' Q r his story. ,au-u lf Staff members looking through the Kinnilfinir-lf. I 4,5 ,nu 9' X ,ff U if . ,.X.,.. -,, Associate' Editor Patty Cox ponders her next more. Nancy Kerr thinks to herself, At times I wish Dan would lose his darn Cameras. N Susan, Petris thinks, Witty did I gppr Ipgm 10 Dan Zimmerman, photographer, experiments with one typef' of his assignments. 2. S-L' J I 1 X .I Lynn Walson multers that she is glad that Eastern only has 2800 sludents to l'IZfllf?l'. llel Frank thinks Boy fwlzat a way to beep busy. V 'Q WQRS: 4 1 - 2. .e ff ,zu . qc- QQ 'J' Q ' 'ig s -S.. 0 sq. og, ll- .: Q. S- ai!-, .... Q lg e - . sg 1 '- as 4 :K Q x. k , -4 'f Et 1 2' 7 . . .. E X , Q s k s S . 5: Y- Q -, , -'f 1' Hr s my a ,fi up 3 .H Y 1 4 'gl iXK ggi 'Q - - 5.-wise ,' ' '4!y..?, ' 1f:,. ' ', . ' -351 'Jef 'fffgs Q wzfare, V , W ...V Q Ex 5 N t is X ,ug 'mln X M Q' . ,zui ,,.,.. A M 4,1 1. V XV, U l' X -Vi .51 G c WN, m ,. z 1 E 2 ,,.-I ,Q-M' ' , . X X ,ff-wv '0rr st . ...kd aaaAa gy'-rr' era , it jf f 3 pf K A 4 Buzz Hatrlz lells Jeanne Karzzler. editor. N time you step in that flarlrraonz . . ext i fr- 5 'r + -qw' ' .f 'A . if E 1 Y. , ' df .,,.,, , ,X ,Z Cheryl Litzs eorztenzplates 101 ways I0 export Mel Frank to some desert island. , Q if 9 ,. X A l ,. 5.2 1 JL' - Ia ,qi 2.3 Intercollegiate Knights this year were, Row 1: Mike Harper, Fred Bonh, Roger Sehejldahl, Randy Arney, Bill Sehreib, Rick Ransom Row 2: Joh Dunham, Skip Claeson, Jim Lorenson, Darrell Kramer, Duane Franz, Gene Frost, Larry Peterson, Iamshid Khalili. Row 3 Bob Heinemann, Harold Oit, Bruce Leibreeht, Reed Reavis, Earl Hale, Mike Dunlap, Earl Hilton, Chuck Fiorino. Bruce Leibrecht, IK of the year. gi is Carol Monahan presents Lorilee Williams with a brand new randle. fIsn't that niCe.j S URS Shllffm Belden D WXPQVC just a bunrh of sillies. X- X 513 f -s i'Ge 5 ws 3 fd' W ...I E monomics Club members are: fohn Coleman, Audey Graves, Gordy McLaughlin Cary Blair, Mr. Helsing, Ron Schumacher, lack McCabe, Chuck Downing, Ron Dishno, Bud Stimson. Gnaphos .' ,!f This year's members of Craplzos are Andy Yamagiwa, Marty Campbell, foe Barrow, Carol Nicol, and Helen Reins. Tau Beta Sigma, music honorary for women, this year listecl among its members Mrs. Maxson, Linda Peterson, Yvonne Knuth, Wenda Kanzler. Row 2: Marie Weaver, Pam McKinney, Sena Iensen, Jeanine Thomas, and Nancy Parkhill tau Beta Slqma fNj,.5'r-lil , 'iq.. fl Y This year's French Club members are Mickey Stack, Mary lane Norris, Kathy Kraum, Mrs. Bridges, advisor. Row 2: Bob Schumacher, Kathie Palmer, Patty Cox, julie F enske, and julie Robertson. lzench Clus Qoloen Cnzcle Colden Circle, a women's scholastic honorary, this year named Ann Carter, Ellora Martin, Carol Wagner, Marcine Flikke. Second Row: Olive Stillwell, Vi Martin, Billie Neimeyer, lean Featherstone, Margo Seidemann, and Carol Hill. Also pictured is their advisor, Dean Dressler. I L L xg-9 15 , ,. i.,., Bachelons Cll1B B Club members are, Row 1: Dick McConnell, Mike Mcfltee, Al Wetzel, lim Kimsey, Buzz Hatch, Mr. Exline, Bill W right, Larry Snyder, I im Weninger. Row 2: Mick Heacox, Larry Liberty, Bob Tagashi, H orner M cKinney, lim Arnold, Keith Vrandenberg, Fred Enlow, Bob F lock, ferry Oberst. Row 3: Rich fackson, John Betz, Don Dressel, ferry Sullivan, Herb Jenkins, Walt Sheridan. 3 ,f,..fjf-Q-v. M- A Ye merry old Bachelors posing for a family portrait at their favorite gathering place - William's Olympic Room. I Ye merry old Kinnikiniek editor getting merrier. sf Jerry sings to Nadine-and his fellow Bachelors. But, Jan, I canft remember the words. Ian Williams and Larry Liberty Serenade! Wim wants to Serenade? Pam Dielzm and Mike Mefltee 411'- J iw.. X Q' The Student Union Board, chaired by Curt Leggett, had a busy year planning a new student union building. SITUOGHTI UDIDN Boano COlTImUl1lCA1ClOl1S .. 'W' ? -'waving Communications Commit- tee members were Dan M yhre, Jeanne Kanzler, Pat McManus fadvisorj , and Bruce Toreson. Not pictured are Mick Heacox, Doris Nicholson, and Howard Hopf fadvisorj . 3 2 AQ is M, Business Club members: Keith Huetson, Sandy Agee. Sandy May, Karen Sitton, Howard Cornell, Fred Enlow, Bob Floeh, fan Williams, Sharon Wagoner, Gail Liberty, Brick Cortner, Terry Phillipson, Bart Smith, John Redeker, Gary Kurtz. German Club members: Lois Dunning, Cary Christopher, Connie Fuller, Bev Gettman, Skip Claeson Yvonne Knuth, Mareene F Iilfke, Carol Bohm, Lynn Hatchez, ,I im Fulton, Peter Houck. :Z-,,,.--- ' g y ? -: ,1 ..'f- ji EL ,.':'-1'f ' iff' I Q.. A . -' P - L -if-'QI , e W4 1 Rainbow members are, Row 1: Laura LaBounty, Janet Norden, Robin Witter, Charolette Forgey, Karen Dohhen. Row 2: Sue Dull, Mardi Wiseman, Ieannen Reinbolt, Vi Martin, Melody Thompson, Linda Cummings, Sue Ulrich. RAINBOW CIUB homecommq Commnttee Homecoming Committee members are, Row 1: Janet Sehempp, Billie Neimeyer, Connie Fuller, Carol Monahan. Row 2: lack Barrette, Frank Oberst, Rich Reiner, Doug Hildebrande. fl. t. eww, ,. I ' v' H+- 'q I X ,I - , a gl? ,, ,. X ff! b V l-Ss 5 fi .P unvsl f.. I .V ' Q , -- 1 .J ,A ' -9+ --. 'f N X ef Y u - f A- 'Y ' 'TK i 4 ,1 l X. X , . X The Ski Team had an excellent season, thanks to the skill and efforts of Rich Robertson, Rolph Byquist, john Magnuson, Louis Dean, Walt Sheridan. Skl ClUB Kathe Palmer laces her ski boots. Walt Sheridan demonstrates racing form. 'ws 1- ' f ::, 1,5, ,, ,M i Q Ag, Y .4 1 4 L The leaders of Easterrfs dedieated young Democrats delegation pictured during a slzort pause for the Cause. ounq Oemocnats J M 3 Q F folm Coldmark talks with Colleen McKay, Al Acock and Rick Ransom. olm Goldmark Youjll find it filed under V, Bonnie. .fl Ge: ,x ,.,, N N., ,x.Q,.. - ITIUN Jim Lorenson and Jon Morin look over a proposed M.U.N. resolution. rj! ,,A, 5 'c 50 4 3 5'4 k Q Z' 54 ,.,,wU' , . 'T i N0 IJ .. .V ,..,-..,,......-.--. W Y - V V fs.-+ . ,L hw., 5, 'xx , J 'SX' 4 GANDY Rs W-iaelfgumu x-. I Tia: . vs Q rf 'A m QI? Members of Inter-Creek Council were Bruce Grambo, Robert Welch, Lowell Cline, Pete Nebb, Reed Riavis, Paul Turrnenne, Tony Brittin, Lynn Kuehn, Sharon Chandler, Connie Fuller, M arylin H asse, Deanne Schick, and Kathy Moliter. Intel:-Qneek Council :qc p 4 X . dxww.. i d .X i ' W , , . 4 1 , t 0 5 1 x V Q' ' xx, 'V' J 'A i VX. ' l 5 Q 1 3 Pericles sits in on an A.S. Council meeting. Perry is probably the best known member of Ep Sig. Pete Nebb re-reading a letter from someone very special- his mother. E 1' Kappa Chi Lambda members are, Kneeling: loe Par- Adams. Row 3: Bob Leingang, Larry Scamahom, Tom schall, Scott Hull, Bill Schriel, Cary Logsdon, Dick Stephens, Ron Lamaster, ferry Litzenburger, Larry Fichter, jeff Beer, Al Reavis. Row 2: Tom Wood, Olson, Dave Bray, Reed Beavis, Wes Orlob, Jack Steve Rundell. Rob Salter, Dave Betts, Don Shove. Moffett, Boyd Crice, Larry Munden. Randy Turner. Don Rodman, Bruce Toreson, Gail kappa Chl Lxmsoa Some of the more active members of Beta Delta Theta are: Bill Custdorf, Pat Miller, John Litehoase. Barry Nance, Dale Dunham, Tom Fischer, Paul Tremain, Steve Glass. Kappa Theta Chi members are, Rout 1: Kathy Moliter, Kay Worthington, Nancy Coble, Donna Rosenbarger. Row 2: Carol Biernbeck, Sue Jacobson, Nancy Luther. Row 3: Padge Andrus, Connie Fuller, Kathy Meadows, Janet Olson, JoAnn Winkler. Row 4: Dawn Gundualson, Carol Monahan, Roberta Stowell, Kathy Schaal, Virginia Allison. kappa theta Chl C7 DI ph: Gmeqa Pi Phi Omega members are: Deanna Petershick, Sharon Chandler, Betty lo Tesch. Row 2: Sharon Spliid, Kathy Sherman, Sharon Barker, Sue Grady, Pam Nixon, Marilyn Hasse. Homecoming Queen 1963 PAM PIERCE il: x A Xu Qu. v Tl M X A N BY is 1 O Q O f,fq,m ab 6' is Q o 1 'o Q 0 . Q 0 0 Q lx Q 6 00tlql,.D0 evans,g.o D O D I l C 0 I Q. O Q Q - U I l sus o 0 0 n Q Q 4. 9 0 s A an o 1 a 9 ' Q 0 1 I ' 0 o o 1- 0 ' 0- V 5 s o o'e u Q 1 nb a o o o Q 0 o 0 ,V ' Q 3' 5 Q , '3 'Qi ew Q? Q . , CFI , . sg M .N X f ik 'Y' SEQ ' wa 43 , Q 4 a , o 1 o Q n n 1 Q u e 0 0 o Q an 0 55' af! u n o Q o 0 Q 1 , ' 0 D ' 'HA' U l I O O I - 41- Qi ,YQ 0 Q o 0 0 o o 0 QQ 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 u Q 1 - 0 0 0 c 0 l 0 0 P - 0 0 0 U 0 0 0 I DW 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ,Q Qi' QW, pzchelor and azcbelmfeffe gf the mr GARY LONGMIRE BETTY jO TE CH IK. Playmates JOHN BETZ mln! KAY STAMPE :kv I v . A' H Q ' , -:ZZ . b . 9 , . J .1517 , Egg? p f' Mgr? W, I Q. 'E 3' , 'V ,Q W ,.s. ' . , 553 f . E L- I 121 , sf s . 91' 5 '-ffl' , , X Vi .1 sw -W'-'nw L L N Q . 5 ff? , 5 I vm Q t ,,.,.J fi is ' ' A :, f ,s-'A :SEN 1 Q' il xc Milifmgf Ball Queen 1964 JOANN BLOCKINGER , , f i. X J I 1 2.49 Y Viv. ,Q 14: 41,2 ai A Y. n 1: , A- f fx. ff , Q 7 H-v . -1- ' N, f ' ea. Karen Richardson, AA U W ,s Outstanding Woman of the Year, and Ann Carter, AWS Outstanding Senior Woman. AAUW WOmAl1 AWS WOITIAI1 1964 AIT! S mah 1964 Bob Clark, AMS Man of the Year ,i,,.,.A 1 .lv 'wtf 2. , I gf x vt - G 3.11: A Q NZ 5 4579? W ' 1.5.9 sf E ! ff : 'li vW5 Q., -4 - .fo K- I Q sk , X' gf 'rg ' sr? I I i . 'B is a tv,.'l'w 9 a w W 4' .wr -r . M, ' ',' Za, ,Hwy--. . 'W' -' 'ff' Q - - .' ' Q ,Q S ' AQ., 'N' l N. f I O, Q-4 , ' ' y' i' ' far' - 'S OW V 7 5 g'P . f O' W' -- U P! fra I ' i V H P RJ ' g'VP' Q 7 9-P' -as 1. AIXIPH. foizn. BA. Education, flzozfcfdo. Cary L. BA. Eduvation Balwr. Doris L. BJ. Eduvation. Balunz. Dorothy BA. Eduration 118 Vinny ' '2-'F 54' -Q.. ' Adair. William L. BA. English Adams. David L. B.f1.Biology Andrews. Dan A. ffngell. L. Alwinn. BA. Biology Arine, jane BA. Education Austin. Vern S 6 H I O I2 S fxx TW Barrow. Joseph M. B.A. Fine Arts Barton. Judy B.!1. Education Bean, Cary BJ1. Education Beck, james A. BA. Math Becker. Geri BA. Education Bennett, Dorothy BA. Education Bloclfingcr. fofinn BA. Education Bo-yea. Robert R. C. BA. Education Brandon bu rg. Donna BA. Education vfff Bctz. folzn .4 . BJ. Industrial A rts Birdsclf. David D. BA. Education -'sf f::x., : S-.5 - ff ijt? x x Q , 1-.av -as Carol Hrlifvnzvr fl't'I'l.I'I'S lzvr IHIIIOIIHI from Dr. ljattvrsorz at Uvil1I'I'I' C,llt1I'fl'I' H0171N1PHf'l'l71f'IIf in tlzr' Bali Lozlrzgv. Brown, Dmzulrl U. BU4. lixlfllfflfillll BIIPIIIUIQ ,lU.W'llllilll' BM-I. Sm-zlwlngux' Bzlrnvft. U altf 'r BMI. El!ll1'0fiUf1 Barrel. fm' E. BA. Button. SIIITIIIIIII. BJ. 1'l1xxiu1l Edzu'f1lfmz BVHIIUSI. Ralph fl. BJ. Fflzn-ation CGW. lQtllN'I'f L. , . b..'l, Hmlugy Carrnlf. q Ur11',x JI. H.,-1. fivfllliflflvllll, Curtffr. L'l1l'I1Il.'lI, C. Huff. ifffllwafinrz 120 Broadl. fllarria BA. Ezizzration ,. 'av' ...--' .YW EQ'- ., t ...v M 2.1: .... ,.,, s M., , 3:25 viii. : N g :- S HICI2 ----- vw 21' in '-'ind na -fs 1-.M 5 X-J 'vs Cartffr, Laura .4nn BMI. Eciiivatioiz Cattffrall, Sheila B.A. Eflufafion Chalnzan, Eleanor BA. Physiral Eduration Clark, Emory BA. Education Cobb, William. C. B..r4. Biology Coffman. Mary BA. Physical Education Ckmxy S ygr P959 X 'rr --r SGHIORS Cogswell, Warren W. BA. Ecluoation Corlnor. Brirulfffr BA. BIISUZPSS .41ln1inistraIion ...aff -.! is f- I fy? C0lUill, Carol Mario BJ. Edllfdfl-OH Cralffa, Bonniff Ros? B..f-1. Plzysival Education Crabtree: Dean C. BJ. Eduralion Crandal. Glen fl. BA. Soaiology Crane. Tlmnzas T. BA. Ecluration .-1 rrny Commission Dalzle, Clifford BJ. Education I' Daris. Thomas Law BJ. Cf-ograplzy DPrlzau'ka. ,lol-Inna BJ. Eflzzwation ..,.. .,,,, ..- .,.,, .W , . . . 3-'EIS 'QI T'P ?'N Wh wan' BA. Dislzno. Ronald 'P 8.4. Ewononzirs D0z,1,mS. Carol V. BA. Efluvation, Doolittla. Franklin C. Dowling. Joanna BJ. Education .r-X 'WH SGHIORS Dressel. Donald H. BA. Journalism Edelin. Julianne R. BA. Education Egan, Donna Elaine BA. Education -4-nr B' is V- 9 -var Car' its fm! in lzffra. lfglwrs. Donald BA. A-I rt Enlmv, Fred C. BJ. HIISIUIZUSS lfzvarvtl, Rulwri BJ. lilllififlll St'il'711'I' lfwltwrs. Jltlfffll B..-1. Eflllflllillll F1'sl1e'r, l,l.I1lll1 B..-1. BllSl'lIl'SS Ff0t'A'. Bob BJ. BIlSfIIl'SS illllllllll 'QQ 'SZ' 1, Diana Marie Farrrjy, Frances Ellen BA. Home E1-ononzics BJ1- HOIHP EC'0fl07Tl'il'S fler, John Francis, Sandy BA. Business. Avraunting BA. Spearh Correftion :Oliv- Franks. DHTIPIZP BJ. Sorial Work Gvorgw. .'7l'llZI'l'f' HJ. Ilwflllfllfitlll Cellrrzarz. Bmerly B..-I. Ellllf'f1ll'Ufl Cram fm, Rolwrt Bruce BJ. Eduvation Cfralrxw. Slzarun HJ. Edzzvatzbrz Cllfl-PVVPZ. Jfariv B..-l. Eduvatimz v' 1 Q' Q gi ifo- 'Q' . . E Hanson. Kzztlzy Burl. Elilllflflalll Hanson. fnlzn B. B..AI. Elillfflfllflll l,IIl'I'l'H. Palrifia B..4. EIlIl1'flIlllJll .4, gk nn. YZ? Hattnter, Carol f. BU4. Eduvaliml lI1'am,x'. Milton L. BA. 1' Viv Ng-jv .4-nal? Hertel, George Hester, Jack BA. Education 3-14- Hickman, John M. Hicks, James R. B.A. English BA. Eduvation 1Il'Ill'1.l'A'SUlI, Mvlrin El1lll'flfI'O7l Harvey Er1'z'l.'5011, a nzanzlmr of the board of Trustees, hands out diplomas at Spring graduation c'Pr0m0nics. H Hines. ferry BU4. Sociology Hofmann. Charlotte BA. Education Hoover, A riliur BA. Business Horn, lllarlys BA. Education johnson. Craig BA. Radio-T.V. folznson, Kaye B..-I. Education sv, - zm. ' 271 w' - ' fi' ' F 1 an-.- - 461 SGDIORS .- 'WO Johnstone, Donald Lee BA. Biology Jones, Alice G? .Jw 43 1'--AY Jones, Cecilia B.A. Education fones, Ronald E. B.A. Education Kaelzn, Harold E. BA. fs fin Diplomas in hand, the graduated seniors march out 're 'X Kale' Marion M t t the world. J h' ' . 0 mee BA. Economics Kanzler, Jeanne Erin B.A. Education Kersul, George L. B .A. Kinzer, Miles C. B.A. Education Knoshaug, Clayton M. BA. Knutsen, Donald B. BA. Business Admin. Koester, Roxanna B.A. Education Korte, Karen S. B.A. Kelly, Reece BA. Lillquist, Raymond BA. History -rr:-'lf m A: ? s ,,, -w--JY' N41 Q97 Louie, Judy BJ. Education Lucero. Edward William BA. Education lUcCon1lus, Larry L. BMJ. Education Mfforzrzell, Riclzard D. lUcCau han, John W FQ, av- wif' 15, Etna 1'-'ff-' X tl g . MA. Education ffm 'l.J c Mc-Clitrze, Julie BA. Education lUcC1'll1'vary, Gloria BA. Education McGraw. Carole B.f1. Education McKeel1an. William S. BA . Math Waldo S SEHIOIQS McLaughlin, Cordon BA. Business Admin McQuary, ,loyce L. BA. Madrid, George M. B.A. Education kt.- we .xr .afsw liller, Tony B.,A1. Business .'If1I7ZfIZ. 100711111 Slzirlee nl. 3.4. Education lorig. Robert D. B.,-1. Eflueafion Yu? 1,53 we-. Melvin, Vernon H. BA. Educalion lllanley, Dave BJ. El1lll'Uff0IZ Martin, Wayne Lee BJ. Psyvlzolog-y Mattews, Lee R. BA. Education Mauer, Darlene BA. Eduvatian Mayer, KIUJ1 nn BA. Education flier-Ag Eugene P. B..-1. fllatlz X 'l'.. 7' 9 LL Finally. the emi in sight! 4-5 1 'S Morig, William R. BJ. Chemisiry Murphy. fames M. B..4. Speech Miller. Cordon B..4. Education Niemeyer, Billie BA. Eduration Nilsson. Sally Kay Bml. Socioligy Nelsen, james W. BA. Novak, Virginia BA. Education Olsen. Robert A. BA. Business Olsen, Verna C. BA. Education lllf-Craw. Janis BA. l2xlllll'llliUll Umlffov. Ruffin'-x' l'f'rl1'r BU4. Edll1'l1lI.0lI Utomaru. Esllzvr Y. BA. lL'clucat1'o11 Parks. Donald Emvrson B.f1. Ellllfllfillll SGUIORS 1 PPll.'1'e', Rirlzarrl T B..4. Business Erluration I .fix Pvltis, Susan C. BA. Eduration PI'il f', Tommy L. B..4. Eduvaliorz Rohn, Mary Jane BA. Eduvation Rvulvr, Catlzcrinrf Marie B.:I. Eduwation Rlzodvs, Lila BJ. Edlll'Uf1'0lL Robertson, julia B .A . Ell'll.f'0li0Il Robertson. Rirhard F. BA. Eflufation Roslcfr, Edward F. BA. Swff. fanzes Cliffura' Fx dn' cf-es any ' is BIISUZPSS JIGVIUXLTPIIZPIII SlZf'Hf'lZllCl'rQl'l'. Carole U. BMJ. SUVI-Ulllg-Y Sills. fua'itl1 BA. El!llf'0II.0IZ Smith. Ealitlz B..-I. Ezlueatiarz Smith. fan U. BJ. Sofia! Work Snzvlie, .Uabef R. 3-4. Erluvation Sf-lzreiner. Tam P. BJ. EQIZIIUIZUOIZ 51-fzzvafzfz. jean Toepel BA. Edzzvatzbn 6. Russell. Gerald Lee B..-1. Erfueatinrz Salmon. Tea' BU-1. Ea'ueat1'on Salter, Cale LaMae BA. Svlzelling. ferry L. BJ. EfZ,lll'01'1'07Z Swlzmidt. Ken B.,-I. Education. Svizons. Virginia 3.44. Education QM L 1 iff ,...- 1'T 7 'var Q11 B 4 P0lzt1LalSCiPnc'P B 4 fournalzvn -3 Stilwell, Olire BA. Stimsun, Edgar fl. BA. SGHIOIQS Stone, Wesley BA. lllath Stalls, Phillip Wayne' BA. Education Strain, Alfred I. BA. Educaliolz Tffranislzi, Irving BA. Thomas. David R. .si 'W' -qwelf Business AdITlZ'fllSIl'flll0fI Toornbs, Carl D. BA. Education F .E Traaen, Duane M. BA. Education Tschetter. Roberta BA. Home Economics Viclzmann. Bonnie BA. Education Vranen burg, Keith BA. Education Wagoner. Sharon B,-1. Business Education Ffh .Qs W . M' -I I GNBEJ. Hyuglii Education S 6 nl O I2 S W rr'pz,1,, Barbara B..-1. Education YT' lluclwr. -loscpli F. Wcesc, Bruce E. West. Nadine Warwick BA. Political Scif-nce B.f1. Education BA. Education 1 , ., I, , . , , f ' if , ix i , NZ., . -gfzf' L ' ,1 Y N. X QT-we nf l Wetzel, Allen BA. Radio-TV Wolilclze, Cltarles Edward BA. Education F eatlterstone, lean B.A. Education faclfson, Richard BA. Education 5- Wilborg. Slzirley BA. Education Wolilclce, ,lane BA. Education Ereelfe, ,lo .4 nn BA. Kernan, Gerald C. 3.14. Education ,gut -UW' Williams. Cyrnnze BA. Journalism Woods, Alex fr. BA. Education Nelson, Lynn, Curley' BA. Education Magnuson, ,lolin Walter BA. f -I fr-115' ti' Williams. ,lan BA. Business Wright. William M. BA. Geography Hiclfs, Marilyn BA. Mickelson. Henry BA. Education 135 ff 'fa 'T1-..,' I IP-:wx - 1 I R will Q 5 ' , 7' t I' s 'L f ' f 'AW x N! if h N , 'F '5 1 ' 5 . T - 'A EA 2 I n . + 1. 'I Q , N 'A W ' ' x I: - 5 ' EX Ei 'Hit Q 5 , m . we f 1 ,'f ' ' 'ui1i ' , if if f 2 ,, 4 5' 1 U ,. ' sa ' z u- 5 ltr fi . 1 .i ' avi 2 5 1 5, Z Q 1 'HX -1 fi 1 ..5. v i-gg, Q, 1 3 , Z 4 -L- 1 ' Q T ' 'fx' . - - f , i x 'I' n6I2Al CU IUG gb mf .au- O 4 o 9' 0 ' 0 o QT, 'V 31 1. v Wi--7-- -iq in ..,' ff .fftl J ' . I , . I 4 531 ff W. ,Q o', 'U 54 o 1.5 ti li. -In cf ' HP . ,W A. J n-ff , . V 1 l V ,, ,W A il Qu? ' 2 IQ , . Y f Qi'- ' 1 ' 4 y X ' '!v . ' fl ..gh . lr ,..iQ'.,.,.. -...,X..-in-p-p-,W xf-wv ...4.f.-- , ,,,,., . MW W m M ' 4 ,A:L I I M, I j I U ,CH if - S A' ,iz 'n - J I f 'Q lf ,,n, H, 1 I I f . , 'w.:. . xc W Sf it ,As N M 9. , x Nfffv -'fn 1 -'W,,xQ,,v at Y me x gn ia Sk 'se R.. This is the only relieving part of registration - the students are relieifed of their money. During the Freshman Con. MC lack Thompson interviews Granny Friehett. otherwise known as Al Wetzel. Two frosh get in a last-minute rehearsal before their act. E? ex U I I . ,nib 1 , ha y 5 4 R R Lf' l Y 4' -N. 5 z 1 I-5:-,F U 54 .. W ,ge sd 'ax , n 'S-4,53 1' , -sf, s ,tx t 455 X x , Qgg K. Qxgfhu, .. Ginger Wood serves punch to Nancy Lutlzer explains part of the another Spur member. slfit to Lorilee Williams. Spur chorus-line in action. 7 Ai 2. -I L. 0 ' I Rff ln rc! Q 'fI ' c :NNN xx Sue Bruce and Laura Duncan stamp tlze entering members. SDURS rub. . wha- ? L - 1 :????f 'f ' 3 ,f 242511 q 'aa ,. A ,,. we W4 'Q,x','- X3 523, Y- W x 4 7 cf. X .1,.-...- , , E E Pass me another Kleenex, Homerfg The first meal served at Tawanlra Commons was this barbecue, cooked over the new outdoor fireplace daring Homecoming. homecoming All right, who took the dancing girls?', il Win Q S .0 L . -Q... -..,. c 4 F PH -, . iiffiiif s er i if s 353-.mliiilf M wg ,Q 4 Ei i 1 x 5 A A Q 1 Qu 'fl 5 - A 2 A Q ,gcffiw .r , -f 1, .g ,. . , , , , i 5? . ,.,'fL':, 4' , al L ' . :CV :ey Jie' ' r A 4 , A ,',',1?Qf ,ff R Q W if Qi. g '1n5' E., , . ,gi -, 4 I ,, 1 fi: 1... ' 5 3 ,I . cl . 4 f 6 41 11'Off11'f'0I71l'IItQ' Qzzfwz Pam IIIUPTIT' needs suppnrl from Cary Frenn prior In fzer l'UVUll6lfiUlI. Mernhers of llze Cary Hall Chorale luolf vainly for Min-I1 Hiller I0 lead their Serenade for Slzeila Calferall. homecoming slv . 1,-A X A Q uw 4-1 way' 1 YL' areal fidafw r- SVSQ'-JCI? A l 3 1 'fr X . E , -, ,fx 1 foflmz Blac'.1.'l1'nger needs no seat belt as she reeeizves admiration from Cheney parade riezvers. NS k D4 1 14.5 0 AT .s, ' A If Olive Stillzcell seems to be zronclering zclzo is driving tlze var as slze F enters lf'ooalz4'ar1l Field flaring lzalftime. . f Y .. B R 'K F V 4 5 i 'Y . 2 E 2 ' 6 N - ' 3 g 0 it s X ' . 5 9 . IR i I love the EWSC bandf' said Tom, heartily. a A 5 . . . Y e Easterns Sarafazvea. Judy Barton, addresses the Homecoming crowd at lzalflime. :Ind they better be listening lteeause slze wields C1 lviclfetl tom ali awlf. X ..:2..g..4. 1 s' V :Eli R K A Q e, V ig., -an 5' f'fA.i.-silly v, tb -' A f 'F , e X n f ,' , Fas! , ,4 ' ' l ,Q , M,-' W - -is Q 4 H . a ' ,.ei ' ----, f'- A 5 e e ,- Y I giiilpviqrxk' g: gv1:V?'4 t' w h ! . - 3 4' K I 4'Mia.,i1:si22LH2E'?Y4. ' . . . 'f ' 1 K U: -.-:- V ' ' . V f 1'-'Ye' z... --v. -,f, f-1-pw,-ff: ,.,-., Y. --.:,- . ,,,., s:f g1s :q 1 .. ' A - ' M' -eit lte' 1 -1tt- I M t t ie rei 1. e I Y ,, new ff, 0 5' f e- F 95 6 ef: ,Q iw I . iQ?,','fj.vNg A homecommq Dance MXX1 fx jr I 3 f fb 3 lf ff ' f Bonnie Webb and fawlfie Pierre work lzard to give Ihr' dads pleasure. Tlzcy did. 4Wlzat do you moan, you 'want Lo clzangv the dire? I' Nm N4 .X- Tl1at's riglzl, sir. You sand Ilzo IIZUIIPVY. and 1l'f-'-HSPIIII you tlzo Illugflfl-l'P.M V A A You moon you all want In put Iirrlw old mo in llzo I7I01'lPS.7U jpegs .f w, Q Sl 5' 'QW .4-F5i3:'3'Z,gX ff! .ix 'wlwm we N s,t 1 Vg' y A34 YA irq x Xue ws. X . ' w .3 , . fx n , f KN 'gm Q25 is :DSX V 'Q A ,Q vfjf was . . ,6.5fv?2:::wf ' Ni:-li' Bontrop assists a friend in devouring part of banquet wlzielz was furnished to the orphans. Nielfs Q Mfvtflf' vf KA , 3 t11il:etUe,4tee runs interference for a pint-sized 7 touelzdown play. The ball carrier s ,X enthusiasm loolcs equal to the oeeasion. the partner loolrs a little dubious about the size of that bite as N Q' lie prepares to waslz it down 'witlz a glass of milk. Future 1-lzampions talre to the foul line as Cary Longmire gives a few pointers in the finer aspects of bowling. Buzz Hatelz lends lzimself to the role of noble steed to provide one of the orphans with a free lift. Ja Dick Ponti and small friend here A future grid star tries Young pool sharl.: hustles game demonstrate the proper technique for on helmet. with bafhelor. piggy back riding. '-was As one of the Bachelor Club's many projects, an annual Orphan's Day is held where children from St. .loseph's Orphanage are entertained by the Club. Activities include a tour of the campus, a football game and a banquet. Bachelors seem to enjoy themselves just as much as the kids. Touch football: Listen, kid, it's my turn to carry the ball! t Mi Bachelors and their friends visit student center. Qnphans Gay Guess who drew KP? leaoemshlp Retneat Leis see now . . . where was 1? w Mv- ,Ad Business vs. pleasure. X. A l j,iu V' . a Qi? .. I X 5 1 N F', df' . X p .fl K Q ' h ' f. rf hr I v Q 'f N Y ' A WS lea held an A., 'NA if LA. hall , , 4' any '.,,, , Formal announwement of Linda Ropefs engagement. Spon son Iiappl ng Sponsor tapping, left to right. Julie Fenslfe. Ina Jensen, and jo Ann Winkler. in LA. Lounge 428 X 5 , Fx I ' ,wi 6 ix?-.r, .1. -- , 'jr xx 4 ug' X , .af-'fs f Q' 1' .'-if A 'l '3 H A ' Q QW T pi: 1- 1 3 252523: N.-in ,Mx ., C A 4 Qs I X f. .4 rf w. ff ,V ,1 ,Q A I. 5 ,., an , mf Valerie Zellerlzof takes a breather lfeizveen rehearsals of View From llze Bridge. View Enom the Bmoqen Director David Burr goes over one of the scenes with the cast 2 - I '4 WJ I Valerie Zellerlzof and Rod Thompson loolf on while anollzer member of the vast demonstrates his prowess at wlzair hoisting. Q M id mm 0 I H G I2 U A I2 6 I2 Karen fSaml Carter L 151 Bud Drohe dresses for his role as Abraham Lincoln as fllrs. Pfleguer eheehs his coat. - Dr. H. K. Sierens and Sharron Dudley discuss the script as ,lac'h'ie Pierre and .41 leach looh' on. fr ,H X A ... R f Preparing for rehearsal. ,N Y!! ' Q jackie Pierre Checks her Costume. AITIS-AWS CAQHIVAI sql: Refreshments, all soft naturally, were served in open-cafe style by the freshman and junior classes. Students had the opportunity of placing their money on a rat in the IK Rat Roulette booth. X One of the most popular events at the AMS-A W S Carnival was the Dunk- A-Drunk booth sponsored by the Bachelor Club. 0. ,,.N .5 R.. . -' . z1x1,ls. - QNKQ PNN RUN .., - i' +4314 if 5 Roll' Tfzonzpson and Toni H07Z6',W' in 0 dramativ MT- fCU716'S Kohn sf-mm from Slzfllmspezzrffs Ronzvo and fuliet. Romeo Ano Jullet SP6 Cretclzen Herrmann. See Toni Haney her add one and one. Rod Thompson. 3' f P .1-' , f x J Ki 3 -ww Q 'N ' 3 um-. 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Q, - se , s 'sf es ess 'WWF wx 4 Inf.. .1 c 1M ,fowl Ni Q.. .33 -V . 5, if sm- . ,. :Q in . ,sm . X I y x Sf S yr. of W, The Spurs, motto: Nothing stronger than leaf' It looks as if fan Olson didrft get the word. , , hgf'4n, 'EC' Gail Haninen greets a guest. S DUI? S We think you'll really enjoy the organization. Next year were going to get shoes, toof' 3 ,f sta, . i 'N-- 5 ,J ef E3 :Aff 4 Q ur , Y y 1' I i-3235 - f E, 39 so Pajama Dance m I XEI2 S :K novelty I . , Q40 Tlzafs whar ya makes yur mark. Sadie Hawkins Mixers were plentiful throughout the year. Canoes f u...1.,-..V. win... 1-VV-. T i' 3 ' if 5 V . .A .-.Vw--w'f W- 4 1 M V ' ' i.,-N VI.. ,. ...x V '. VV . I ,, 1 ' ' 'l V 1. ' -.. L . ' A J V .,. 4. ,,,. ,..,. .A Z AJ .A f ff f-JV-V-. H4--f V -- -W -MN., ,. lu K, ' 4 tl ., VN...-...4.,..,.-....-x,...... :fi Y ., ,. A ma. .,,. -' - V .L...V- .aww . . V......L. 'Q -5 ,V ' ,........- ...s J 5: - V. 4 . 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X.-,M ' ., , M M A , ,qv .E af Clain Lust is shown here in his part of the servant in T he Servant of Two Masters, one of the most popular plays given on campus this year. usenvant OF two mastens doesnlt have to laugh about itll' But I know it was parked here . . . . x 2,-,:2,g.:f- ,reg 3. 52 -Q 2, ,1s.,. ltd: K f-. ., .f dw -, Q: X pm-A f 4 4,1 ,y ' 4. . ,, . ': 'las' 1 a 3 i L e 5 0 3 5 , z 1 x 2 2 i 4 'Z n 1 i 5 ,f 4 4 i E , K. Q. ,, ,,, ,,,. ' svn 1 fr, 'rvsgf - Karen Richardson Who dat? Trudy Thompson I I 7 7 lilowen Gnum Sono The east of the Flower Drum. Song makes a group appearance on stage. Now isn't that nice. Denny Sanders and Ann Bradford in the middle of number during Flower Drum Song. Denny's the one on the right. flower: Orzum Song As usual Aaron MaeLaughlin and Judy Barton have it out backstage. .e...,f,,.? , .,r... M.: A 1 ,pa P' X EWSC represented Venezuela in this year's Model United Nations at Whit- worth College. A careful study was made of the country, so that the represen- tatives would have a thorough understanding of its problems and policies and, therefore, could act intelligently in its behalf. f 'N l'..,,,......--nil! . iw. S4 -.---.....,,,.. Tom Woods, lllargo Seidemann and Kathy Wilson hold a quiel: conference. Janice Edwards and Colleen i jim! Lorenson cheeks some figures with John Morin. if 3? N Z! fi McKay compare notes, Les lllelior tells one of his jolfesl - -- .. ,-wi, 5 'ix L dt WUDHTH ffw 2, ,Z VIZ.. '. ,t Q ,:vliai1:sx3Ssy:Q.,t,5. Nw. Lucky bidders step forward to claim their slaves Curt Leggett gets a big charge out of auetioning off his wife. Louise. Three pretty slaves go on the auction block. Money went to WUS. X w it t,t,:. 3 515 1b,, 4 -X Q? 4 ,. H il N 'z , 1 Ei 1 a 5 'N'-Q. I . I 1 s 4 A '?, , 4. - I 5, - . '-4 i... 0 w ..QK .x . X '34 -,. xx w wk: M, fm Q ,l :rm Lg . Q K 1 ,gf ' Q X' Y . k , ',,:-5 ' M: Q. A 53 Q L y ' N Q ,. W '. X W y. , X X ,W Q :fx x. 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Q C Q ll 1 ACIIIVIIIGS A Spur is tapped S! 5 ,,v.A, I B. :MSX S Y bi' Gail Hanninen, Spur President X fi Q I I I 'Q 5 fi' sw, '-N: ,, 'Q'- ,,-bl is rx vis: 'x 'x -:ks '4 Who, me! A '74 . ,mx 'fre x w ',,,:!a .5 as .A I Q-'Ai vlzis 'Q ,vial Qx g Y 6' 1 ,' X 0 x .3 yxfs '35, 1 X , :. - A , e r qt, S I - s- fc xt A ,5 IK initiates serenade the IK regulars. I am, an IK mess cookf, SHINE, Shine, shine L. ,kv ffgf- wen- , -f Q b' M ,,',,'g .bf '.-A--, , 'Sf .. I 1, Q12 a .xv he W' L I -.vI.'.1'Tj 5 . ,-1 cj' 3' -- sr. N ii 4 Nj. f' A 1 f - .. 4. . i if 1 li'-ii A A 1- . mn ,. 3x,..v,g. Y 1 pr-: 1 Lx. ' 5 Q ' I 1 - '-Egqni 36 Q. Q. . x ,- in . - -Q.. 'Wx , x 0' A . x , .40 . N .. - Xix iv K l X fm. 13 Q hh ' W , x 3 x X Coeds of the Quarter are Ellora Martin, Fallg Lynne Hatchez, Winterg and I oanne Winkler, Spring. Dutstanomq Spuns Spurs of the Quarter are Gail H anninen, Winterg Karen Badgley, Springg and Carol Monahan, Fall. W' K ll 5, Y .:..,.Q. 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I 3 Jn- A mis Wig Ziggy, N. - v 4- f 6'kX,..fa.'5.v' . gancgnkix .1 J , . I ' if 15 1'Q+x, 'K 'ff' 'I ,tfigxggysx x 'flfcf-.ine N ak is I 4 -. 2 f 1 if .v.sV:'f1, s.'f ,gfrgzgl 3 - ,fa I My 'X 3-asf, , s- , 2 K J gn ,ll .14 .X -.. .Jim-mw'j:gg,1,Q,fhwm v!3v'gp.-. J.. -' ,-mb' .. .. ..,emsr.- Q'-asa-+ - , Solve the code and win a free meal. tawanka Why 1've never seen so many goodies. 21:2 s ff as e 193452 bba- P Oh no! They,re all Christian Science Monitors. l 525. It didnft take Doug Hudson long to get his new room looking like his old room. new men's Oonm The front entrance to the new men's dorm, fDocj Pearce Hall. ,Q' 4 ' i a f f X iq 55 3 I si sfo? 1. Henry Mancini honored several contemporary composers by presenting tlzeir most memorable works with that llIancini Touch. Easterner reporter Steve Powell interviews Henry Mancini in his dressing room. 5533? A 'i 4 ,5L:f.L'i ' E561 Mancini received a standing ovation at the conclusion of his performance. fls he left the stage, his orchestra played his all-time favorite, Moon Riverf' harm mAnClDl Mr. Mancini pauses to announce his next number. Along with his talents as composer, arranger and director, Mancini charmed the audience with his humor and pleasant personality. OOIIGHADD 4' A PM WL nf' if I ,..' Q ,,.. I K ' Gospel singers swing low over some Negro spirituals. Most folks here 'bouts is a long holler from hominy grits and sow belly but thet dorft mean we'uns cairft take a shine to a good old fashioned hootenanny. Lou Gottlieb joins with Eastern students and gospel singers in a lzoot.'A A V , , 9 'f': iff, ' Martin D6'l1IlLX' u'or.1.'s out nn the lfaylmarci to conjure? the atmoxpherr' of fhfi South Pawifir. m anti n Cen n fllartin Dl'llll-1' and his group. Wilma are those birds? ww 1.1 pfvlq,-'ying Everyone was in the Hawaiian mood, but visual aids like this were very helpful. 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' ., iw. 1 4 5 Csemberllng , - 2, 'Ss Jiffy RU ' Q if ow' I , ' is, x ' I 1 ' X 3 .. . .. -at. , lf ' - ff 'fig Q S 1 . .v VN. .. .5 ' ' ': '. 1- is '- . 'c s 1 , i . X ,1, A I , xx Y tm,-gi 'W ' ' fy' ir S ab Q., I 5 Gail Hanninen directs election procedures. One of the more popular booths at the AWS-AMS Winter Carnival. This, son, is not an empty space. A page serves a noble Intercollegiate Knight a glass of milk as part of his initiation. yealis Review ,Z if 'U QA -S N... I ' gf Q 5' 5 n . im .2 .- f-V, , ' ..- u . - --A I, . 'L Q I'-Il' :QE f -Q 'lv 7 .454 rf-, -4 I F ,1 fi!! 'iw' f 1 -.1 , L P, I f , 5' ' ff ' K- ' W ' L p, . r, --'.-1-naw X. 4 , P1 .,. . 5 , n E522 up V I I' 59 , N 1 7 1 Z ef' I 0 ' gi! 4 ., 555 . , 2 sf' . i If 9 i - 11 -E. . 1 ' rg 1 .- N 'lf' , ' 'Z fi: LE ,I if ' f 3 M5 1 If lx, A uf ix: ' 3-1 . '.,, wx .. if la' ' J in -'Si 5' K 5 ' :ig A 5 s.- -- Zi EQ Eggs H . L ' QT 3 ' . fit 1' gif' 12:1 3,-3 -3 if - V- 7' 1. 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P . , 5'2'5'i'kJ.,.i x ' z- , , ,W , U ...f H .. . , ' ' 'X y gp , . w ' ' ' 1 W. -'K emma-,-Q 'KJRQ-.4-1: ' Q -Q A Q- V -.r...Al,2 ' Vis, :5,9,:,-.M Q A ,Q , f ' ' fi of N wr' p 1 15 :Q l 's hu ,. K,,.,, v ,f - 'ii P hu c u -I G ,Q V555 G., Larry Lilmrty brmffs away for a lung run against Cvnlral. OOIBAH The night ganza against Cbllvgw uf lflafw mzded witlz a smashing 26-O l11'c'Iory for Easiarn. C nf EWSC EWSC EWSC EWSC EWSC EWSC EWSC Linfield PLU UPS CWSC C of Idaho WWSC Whitworth Y S 5 fm, f 90 K X xx AR . rg g N H ,- Q .mv Dick Zornes fires through the line just in time to meet an oncoming opponent. ferry Garcia won the Inspirational Player award for his excellent performance both on and off the field. ferry was one of tlze top ball Carriers in the league. posing a threat to every team that met the Saziages in grid eombat. x , 1, , . I . W .-....w.4....,..w -.fl 1 Q in-wb A L-v A i , fs' N Q - ---'slew--mxn-,.-..w. 'N ' ,,., 1 my ' ,J x, N -N333 Q . , ., e,e,,,t ,.,. , i 1.i , t M -i ,,,i , ,. 1? i ' 1 at W , si- ,js ' .. .. , 4 X 3 .V I - . ,J .. ,R - ' -1' ' , . ' - -' 2, . ' Q wr- Igi5f.1'::, i i Savages defense men seramble to stop an optimistic ball earrier in a bid for the end zone . . . He didnt make it. l ,ra N. c' f'2:3I!i:f- 1 Ken cafmmm C Gary Dahl T Jerry sfllelllng c Ken, Ward B Glen Crandal B john Axlell C Sl E Terry well G Dick Sclzoolcraft QB Dana Duewelce HB M ike Hess C ferry Garcea G Ron Lamaster T Keith Sterling HB Dick Langum C ew xxx Q. if ' Y: X 3-L3.J.:.Q, lv X 15:2 rel:-'I::':::::',1f ' ' . i Y s --aw H- , - isa. gg, W3.sQ,5l,5,, f i - 57:21 F :SA x-wah ' g - .- ,, , ,, ,- .,-. 1- 1. ,.5.,f-zflsgrg-:.,,:,-1-ep:--,l-,1: .1: Dennis Nelson LB Larry Liberty E Don Case HB Fred Amundson E Dave Crowell Walt Sheridan not available Bruce Grarnbo for picture. Mike McCauley Brent Wooten Bob Anderson Wallace H arting Marc Nogle Mark Helt Steve Hecker .lohn Leifer Kurt Byrnes Doug Cox Roger Schjeldahl HB G G FB G LB T G Bob lundt T Lee Grichuhin QB Rich Robertson QB Tom Stephens T Emile LeFeb11re G Willy jackson B Dick Zornes HB Mel Stanton HB Don Shove E Gene Nelson E lack McBride HB Walter Burnett G W S :xref .:3Qr1j M . .. Q v 5.1:-V 3:0 if-1. I -4' -Y, 45: - -'-N 5,51 ' 1 2:5352 1,,. .-2:52 ' 951 - 31: T .- xt -V 5 'li Q N' - ,. , Y- , T'.'Z,IgifQ - 'I .Q QI 'NA' ' 12 2 1 ,s 1 --1, rw lv lg , 5 Q fi S. 1 W- ' . ff. ,.-- ,, ,V , ,, N8 A G 'f w 'N W , s 'Q V 'X W Q f W , it Q it 5 f W Ik 5 51: ,H -' -' 0 ct ' 'f , -5 W S 21: qv A A ,wg + P ' ,LV ,:A, M , 1 -if iv' fr - xlfiifef- .Me , f 31 2 7 1'f1l. 1f:2'i' t .. 55525921 1 45jv,.,,,::!j 4 A ,fats : 11.-:,32,.2.,y ? K ' . K 1 zzz.- BASKGIBAH Gonzaga Whitworth P. L. U. West. Wash. Gonzaga Whitworth Seattle Pacific P. L. U. West. Wash. SCORES x ,455 K Central Wash. U. P. S. U. P. S. Central Wash. U. P. S. West. Wash. Whitworth E. V. 57 108 58 , 74 75 96 62 61 75 80 77 81 58 70 69 91 48 72 75 89 77 86 55 80 73 74 69 62 45 55 72 80 Junior letterman Vince Jarvis drives for two points against Seattle Pacific. I U ix 115- Q.- 4 Vince larzvis goes after a loose ball and ends up with a Seattle Pacific opponent as foe Allen lends a lzand. Actually, rebounds aren't hard to get if you lzappcn to have fire lzands. Alex Woods fires a jump shot over the outslretclzed lzands of a Whitwortlz guard. Vince ,larvis and two Bucs watch the action. 195 'S I I Ralph Sharp Dar Monasmith Rich M anske ferry Scott Coach Red Reese foe Allen Dave Hanson Vince Jarvis Alex Woods Mike McGuire Paul Hendrickson Jim Tanon Gene Nelson SCAl2lGlT ARROW Banquet William Bryan fRedj Reece, who won acclaim as one of the winningest basketball coaches in the na- tion, this spring ended his brilliant 32-year coaching career at Eastern. Red not only coached basketball, but football and track as well. Before coming to EWSC in 1930, he coached at Cashmere High School in 1925 and at North Central High School in Spokane. ln all, he has coached over 850 basketball games. The highlight of his career came in 1945-46 when his team captured 27 straight wins and a Conference championship. He had a spectacular record of wins. During the 1959-60 season he won his 500th game. Winning the 500th didn't seem any different than winning the first, tenth or the one-hundredthf' said Reece. 'GSO many of the boys made it possible, especially the boys that season. But perhaps the best indication of Red's success is the success of the hundreds of men that he has taught and coached. Nearly a hundred of them are coaching in the state of Washington alone. if 5. 3 t D 5 gm: 1' 2:-m A , N i 99401111 Cymnastie coach Thorne Tibbitts shows hau' easy it really is. Qymnasts Letterman Rod Ostboe performs a flawless hand Vern Reynolds ftopj. Keith Wright fwenterj, and Ted Bryan szrilfe an stand nn the parallel bars. unusual pose for Kirznil.'ini4'lf eamerarnan. ff , .J ,JJ ,f I' A ,uni x 2. , . ' as f -':. 5 P s 3 . ig 3' Q 4 iwl Shirley Ostboe, Sharon Allen, and Mary C0llm0'l demonstrate Sue Aldrich on the parallel bars their skill on the balance beam. S X ' ' XF V is ,335 Yhgf, , :-:a:1-:QQ-1, . ,,1::,3V,'?frF' , V ,SZ 21 'Q W ' ' - 1' r 'E -x, . ' ,-Il' -NS gg' N15 A22 51,1 ,V-r::5':jff Q X 5- -:53, 4 .. , Q v::.59q1g3::gN: Nr is , . ' 3 V ff j-1-e g ff ' -- 1 , 55,55 .- Q ,. .. ,.., F-'fx ,,',.,'--.fmcxf-I - ' 1 . , x ' -12, fl-Ea.,Z ,l r-' -1 - r C t rxQ ': Wss :,, 5.3:5,.? Q.. QS? x..:,Q, ' -if , 'if ' .. w4Q.lflss. .ss . 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Ed Chandler applies the pressure as he zi,f1F:gQw,,..X rf K y 2 'I ' ' We-Jae , ,.x?v'?e?4 ,, , 37: '5 aff .-.Qaswgmgf 54 4, , ,.,WN,. ' 'xrfvv' :.- ,. ea. Y -Wt' 1-1zrzt':,:f3 'Vim 1, ,.-'32 seq .'- .3 ,, Ai, , . , fv,,:.5-1-me-ex, rc W ,.., L, , . X 4 ' as attempts to eonztinee his opponent who the Q Y - - 'Q better rnan ls. Lynn lxulzne IS ln an urn fortunate w V ' ' b its , D . , W Qeslill nG M Ed Chandler again on top. A-M.. wi' -f- -ff A - ,B I gy Q ,L -ff Q, ., 'J if , RJ, N. -wr :':,.. 1'3 , ,,.,,w'Vv L, -5 V, i ' xi ffm 1 , 'M -zz .:f. . 1:1 f' 'f -V WWW- ' T, 9 ..--1 ' re - . , V ' A, 4 sis, W ' 1 - f 'ff-' .F-.2 - ' , ?Q f'142 ' 21,35 ' . Q ,V V-. - E, l 44,7 1,3 e' T r 1, x i gg QW, ,,kffg.,, , .Q -v -f,u:.,,. ,1.,.: 1 H r'-. . - : Li, x, . Mi -f .Q rf Jin. 1 Y . 8687 A .l ift-U 17 , I 43: ,Crt Y ,je . - . - K - .. A . .. . ., 1. '- - 1 I ',-,P A. Q '. - ,O 4 sl. 1' 1-iq-GQ. M ,3,agi3ip'- 1 4: rxifuf B ' Q . T' ri gg- ' - 'Q' K ' .' 1, ,w,' - .45 - Z I. 5, -rf. , MF -f . 'W . V- -4: , if li . ' 'f , ' of ' 4 Q :li -lt 4 K , . , 49 , W av- F' f V W .- Az Yi ,L . 5 A s.bi,l. q.: '::M'.N:- li -A s -1 ,259 -I. 9' Q.,-wi rr W 4 'fif T1 ' Q B,,,Q1g f1 : i 2 ,1 'fi ,,wgb.,sF xi., I viz: in .v. ,, . , .,, V 1 dv M L- -1 N 3, ,,,.,, ,A , , .. - M . .. ' ' A ' M,Zi..q., .1.-ax 5- --vm rv: Ax 'Z Q, , K . R V. WMQBLVY. V , Q .VB I 104-VN 'I W N :VV QW ., . ,. i nz B' . ,LAM we ,,,,,,f.,,.,Ltv. aW . , 1 1. EE N A3 ' iw 2 7. -'f ' 'ii' ' V, Arspzf ,. f- :. : ,may ' ' MN, Q 8359 1 11.77 4' ,I f, . - N 4-'N ..:,.. 'ZX Ns 559, V ,Q-.,..w..L K , '-Qks,-9135 2 ,F , - 19 V. . sz , Y- - 4: Mi ' . 0 A g 2 .W S t Jw, wa ff ' Blawg. if A good sprint resembles a pair of torpedoes. Coach Stratton and his team. 'V'Q National champion Dick Griffith hard at work. Pete Carlson Bob Crawley Bill Hagler Bill Riclfney Al Walson limi Strom Coarli Stratton disfusses pre-meet strategy. S ? 2 x E 5 Lloyd Aal-vilf 'TT Rex Earls ,- vf iC': Q:-..-.-- N.. Qi , .Q N ,Q 'M Cm .9 ,,. . ' vc, A 10' W '. .. A Does it tickle, lack? Easy does it, Chuck. tnack ADO lllelb 3. y ? I '9i.w.aA-1, 1 f m5,,,,, , 'l - ., W . A 'J' Q ' , W S QM Q: 0 . o - gw...-.zk A A 'M -sq 4.2.-g V95 as 'RH' x , N P , , X , . J-,,., '- ., . ' .. V. 9,1 1, ., --MMV--1, rf f, ' QA -.yi-M!-ff f . ss Q ,735 - it if -f y. 'vw -ft 1, xg, .J 5 .:1,2'2?i?if'M rs .,,. 5 ., -..4.. ,-Sfvaw H 55 QV! as + wx 231. . . , - A mere leg Injury couldn5t keep this trackrnan from lx , in tnack Ano lineto 2 f-'few N Chuck Messenger hands off baton during Close relay. 4- xi in 1 .. 1- Ag. 1.4, xx g . . 4, -5, 4. ', .-.1 N . ,-.Q ,,s I ' If 5 v Question of the day: Wherels the ball? Doug looks mighty determined. What do you mean, I have to use two hands. ' Wh Q' ivt -1 ..2 1f - into Q lf Cd 'N GNU! .., We -4' 'ls mv- P, I M, 1 V ,,-ur r MP 'SI G3- V, new K ' --U4 . 232:55 JH. w?f2:i-1, 5 -,4'-' 'I : You call that a slidelw 4 0, ,jp x-xf iw ni my naw W., ,ww And then the farmer says, 'All right, but . . .' ', Did I hear a dime drop Q79 . Lee Crichuhin steals second. Coach Ed Chissus looks a bit glam here, but his team did have better days during the season. Pig., NR, 5 xx BASGBAH All right, smarty, you fall it this timefn -gnu Chuck Hiatt, Keith Vrandenburg, john Hanson, Dave Adams Chuck Hiatt Don Knutsen nnwwgiszsssssmm eau 5? Sl EB QR SK '35 55 'EB E55 22 HB W3 il ES E5 52 E! SE li Y-wiine -. ' NN' 13 nm .K x ,nx Us T 'L.v?-' '?' Keith Vrandenburg ai VJENAQQ ' ws. was-may i 'W v :A E Wifi 5 x i , X ,Y gg. N X A 5' 'rf Q f ' ' A w Q Q1 . , , 4 g , h xp- r 'i , K 4 X Y It Q .. , x em X 1 an xg . f M 5 ,W 'Q . as Q, 'X 5. sf iA ,Q F A u Q, ' if Q +. rv J gs, Q .- ami I Q 1 .af f 'A 6 W fl - is --1 Q -,f:.?' h ' Q Af . .f 4 i e ' 4 , -P f QQQS5 X Al . n b 4 Q., .. 1 Q. 3 h , N..-wh-Y- H- ' .L I A .,-.. - y 5' 9- - J V V , , .,.1 . , Q ,. 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I, .- -,. ,, K, ,...,, I-IIII-I-'--,,. 5, -Q , ,,..,, ...f..v-f -1-'N' Spnmq quanten Athletic Roster: Bob Santesson Ron Chatburn Lynn Kuehn I im Lorenson Dave Harris Ken E ilmes Larry Norton Larry Utzinger Thomas Fischer Ken Goldman Richard Anderson Al Gaddis Don Case Roger Bean Karl Uta Frank Bensel Ed Gehring Mario Chislieri Bud Velikanje Cary Haskins Bob Leingang Tom Wilson Cary Colman John Hanson Don Knutsen Bill Wright Dave Adams Keith V randenburg WRESTLING I ack Hester Preston Pintler I ack McBride fini Heiydt Ed Chandler BASEBALL Elmer Wessells Doug Morgan lack Smiley Dick Melhart William Goble Mike Presto Doug Cox Chuck jungblom GOLF loel Finn Harold Kaehn Rod Cowee TRACK Chuck Messenger I ack Stewart Charles M cN ull Don Shove I oe Nelson Duane Hartman Dave Bray TENNIS Charles Hiatt Doug Francis Earl Kettleson Michael Camp Mike Montaney Curt Byrnes Marty Nance Emile Le Febvre William Boyle Paul Chaplik Kerry Fry Mike Wisecarver Marty 0'Brien Rich Warf Rich Robertson Iohn Evans Fred Amundson Don Nelson Jerry Coolbaugh Dave Davis Mike Leichner Don Behrman Steve Rundell Cary Reavis Michael Carpenter Charles Cobb Larry Peterson Ron H ardt ' A Q -1. .Q--gy, 'LL Nw ., 'i 'Xx A 5 ' 'f-,SN fjx '- V 5' ,H f . S fm .vs wfirl,-71 1 A ' f'+ 'L-fefsiae -- E' , - ., f M.. U .,, Q A ' ' ,nz--QEEQ 1. . ' X xx H U F 5 me-jf , ,A J ., I xx, -A iii' sv F r m, A A F.: fl- an V it I u , .- ' ' ,V 'Q -Q51 A, I U , '-1-.. f J 2 NV , N' Q A 3 1 1 ' ' 5 E WE i ' vi ? - :' v 'Q -i ' : V'-- .. . YJ ' ' - I '. F L Q . 52: f 55 '-.j:,..,.,i.-'L I2 ' ' 'A V I' . - S- ' :'- I 5' i f' - 'I' Q A -I1 .3 wry ' '- -.:,- 1 nw Gents Ano Comm llf l I 4, 1 .L 15 . .D f, if -J A Lirf- f'm', .-gE1iviI-'-??'-?'- ,Lam : Virginia Allison fudy Barton Audrey Beck in ,i,,xENN.i,Z WM QIA. ,WA ,nw 7 klbl B' . 4 Marcia Belden P Jeanne Bergmarlr Q I, Ai Patty Betvher S i . ? ? s 9 B 3 Z' ., 4. .X louise Ancenson hall 'se Ns ,, ,Nl . sivifkqgkbw ' 'vw-11,-2:25, f-.XX M E e. z.. iq., . a 5 5 P I 3 3 fi. wwf si f' 2, l C 4 I 2 5 4 .V if 'Q .At 'L , -4' 1.2-4 Y-'37 JU' -v Judy Betts JoAnn Bloelclinger Linda Blum K 'N 'Q lla 1: im if it Pat Boersma df 'D A 1 ' px Q., 6' t 'As f- 19' ,i N Av--4 fry ff Trudy Brannon xg' ,lean Brantley C. 'Tx 4 is ,fzf Patty Broeelfel or-' 5 julie Buselzert One tlzing a girl learns in college is to take tlzose little extra precautions. 216 ' K hall Ann Bye Nancy Cable Mary Ann Carlson Sharon Chandler Polly Clark Sheila Catterall Kathy Bush wjg-p 1? lit .J 'i rs if K- V bA qV ,.., i ,V 'i'X' 'R ww 217 Nancy Collingwood C7 ' Ann Coppay Barbara Crossman Sharon Cumming Linda Cummings Lynda Davidson Shirley Davis Carol DeGroot Carol Dormaier Joanne Dowling INA' Nikki Drees Susan Edmundson Ceneal Erickson Mary Estes Colleen Farrelly Karen Ferrell Lynda Frans Jeannie Fry Conni Fuller Bev Gettman Marilyn Haase Barbara Hankel 1 Q Nw' in . www- Sr' 'ff r-5. ' -1' , .,,,.K 'xi an V , SV' 1- Yr -v w,,,.,- T91 fx 1' 'NN 'rg-If 11, ' il: suv Rf . '55, D ., 'Ps 1 2 I T, -uv' .4-vf ' wmv- V 11' X.. TS? Gail Hanninen Linda Hanson LA. hall ' YF..- 4' 'W -PS5 Q X 4-'x 9 1, xx X' '55, Pam Hayward ZilVita Heikell Rita Heindselrnan Ann Hennigar Connie Hertzog Diana Hill Valerie Ho Bonnie Hoffman Jo Holden Q15 97+ F :Af 'V , if F, ' ffm' ' ' - Y V 31 Q.. D .,., V A, . Q . ' A .' av ' . x S 'ma y mfdbrl , , 'A' A, Q' Q f ., '. ,Q Q ,es ' 4 ' :X Q Q, 5 A5- , . A ff, X Q f ' i .. f . x : 'V .: ffm: 4, Q. W X .1 .- ,. X V X , A. sw ' Q. its il Q lj . ' 4 Q: Q 4, ix Q-F' bf ,V . sig' r I. - 5 wr F, ' 'Ska ,rf' 'gff J ' -' sf X 2- ff' F' a' 439 k a if 2 'Q A -.K . J eg x, .,. Q M B x if .iei ' V' x 1 Q- k r ef Keg, Did you read this paragraph? 7 X 1 4: -8 Joanne Holling Pam Horton Pat H olmfs frfanno Ilollolzfnzflf 'Q ' tri' 221 'S sf. ' 4? . . 3? ' 1 'S 15? 'S , L 1? . Q., '- f. ,.V 2 WV- , -.. .,...-,...,-..-..... -s 'Q- K... s. -f' 415- P.. ga .tn ' 'K Q 1 fx I gf' 7 5-v ' X , 1:'-Nfff ,4 222 ,msg 11 1 - Q- , .L .4 iq ' Bonnie Johnson Karen Johnson Patti Johnson Narzvy Kerr ,-...,...,.......m..,.-,W Judy Howe Sandy Ingersoll Laurie Ito Mary Kay Jacobson Sharon Janson Ina Jensen LA. hall Carol lX'I'fldI'f IG . X-2 X 'L ...N 0' 4 .,,-. lfllfllj' Kilf' Susan Koesel -- -' Qnw 1 -vw.-Z 5?- Jr Q . 7 'W ' 1Uf1f'!vYIlll lxorzsrlzu ' 3 lxizarirza lX'l7SA'flfI1'PS 33 Qi V. ,I Carolyrz IXYVUIIIIUIZ Hut Mrs. !lIf'lx'v1z3if'. flzwy any :wry CIPUIZ jokes. .,,. .W 'T- f as If JS 223 wr A, Q f-, 4 A :UW ' xi. . an A Y ji 1- ' ,, Kristie Kurtz 5 Connie Ledgerwood TN? ,x Kx Q7 224 Carol Lit! 4 fa- Zona Lowar WW Marilyn McClellan Kathy Libra yr What are you trying to hide Sharon? Carolyn McNair Q I . ,lanet Mace 'F' Vielfi Maher :-151. 1 N l V 1 Marian Malin ,JJ i gby 'H' 4 Janet Manor e ' 'I 'na' Ellora Martin Laura Barbe and Sue Wilson polish up their brass for the Thursday morning ritual on the ROTC drill field. 44: av -R X 1'--'V ., A6 Ls .L in-Yr wh-or Q'-s '- yn W- N1 'AF' vi. -X x 1 M. Mary Marston Kathy Meadows Karen Meyer Carol Michaelse Helen Miller Charlene Mingo fl vi Carol Monahan Q... Dzane Nelson .J ' wr ,fs Karen Oslund Lmda Patterson 6 Arlene Pekala Deanne Petersclziclz Lorraine Pfaff , Susan Phillips Judi Pointer Ioan Pomada 'Q Y-x T7 'Y' .vw 5 f. ,free . v X-,ir .si f. 1, Q' f' 7 ff X gf! Mahi' 'F PEP' b A ' f ' 1:12 P' , , .R M ' g:f'm,aQV 121' :M . , -5533 -x .. . -. .. Wm., . .f i if' , f K WN 'f' -'ir e he 151' LA. hall Mike did you. really? Joyce Rice Linda Roper . Sr- ' 1 ' x Dona Rosenbarger Toni Salivino lxatfz V Sclzaal ' '47 iw 9 ,di ,f QTY' 'L 'M S.. Q Jw., -c D. Sandy Schafer ww-' Wilma Selimiclt Karleen Schreiner Shirley Sclzarpenberg Camille Slzears x.,.I.u 1 ' J' And it writes on butter too! LA. hall Roberta Stowell Betty fo Tesch Melody Thompsen .4-w--f ' Kathy Sherman Barbara Simpson N . .ff Linda Smith Kathy Stone Q 4 ' , g u I V ,L ,, 5 's 1., Thanks Mom. just what I n CT- 'T'- T, , waded. xm 1 x..,,J Lb' -.Av lk f '19 .J f. :P Q95 .F mmvfw if 2 xv Q-'K 35 S N ,1, Q5 tea .N Ditch the dice-itjs a raid! Pat Towne Virgi Vicker Retta Walker Deanna Watson Lynn Watson fanice Wayrnire Bonnie Webb Valoy Whitaker Bev W liitcher Sandy Willcs Susan Wilson Mrs. McKenzie W7 ul sf. QN-Y' f'5' J '1 Kay Worthington Dana Zimmerman And l'rn courageous. upstanding, loyal, efficient, respectful . . . rv Is: 2 v., 5 'A' , if' Xi Fa f tiff 'S Kwsar 4. M Q Q- 'TS- A 4. . A I' Q ,-'K rf W f 2 K' A-s O rf b ' x 1 1 X -vw N Q v T , Barbara Adam Karen Badgley Carol Bentley Carol B011 n 232 iv' ' . Jody .Anderson Sharon Baker Anita Bisom A Y Nh TN..- ,yu-N--.. 4-- mlm-4155113-4+-f--'I' Susan Bruce Anne Burton cr Semen hall 1 . YI? Carolyn Chase Sharon Christenson Carol Clavejr iw ,wx 'W 13- vws- J, T? Y ' 'E is-7 05 IQ'- .. .eww X 'luv' Sherry Clothier Bonnie Coe Connie Coe Pennie Coffey Carol Cross Chris Cross Karen Denman joy Dilley SENIOR hall . -me-M-1 ,-Q-5:61, ' ' A. - ...-51 la QSVHQ1. 41. . , ..,....ii ,. X S , . M K. Xa Xa., ' w, git' 1 - W 4'T-'FV--MK nr nv -'iflflf' Dllllgdfl Doris Fryhling Marie Gardner Sally German .J W-'47 ' , yr.i'::f-Sxiix'3LS59'w?-q- ' X 'i'Y25'.:N' .EQSYLF-. if Sm as w 'Q-wr Jr? Barbara Harms Sharon Hawthorne Judy Johnson Sue Grady Ann Hurting Lennie Husen Patricia Kiem Yvonne Knuzh Joanne Krause fx XR Q L ,Nm ' iv .-i ,I Hey, put that book down ana' get up. It's time to go terrorizingf' ii ff? 'YI'T.'.. 'Y' ' ' J - H W.-W 45' f ' 4- ,e JW' Samoa hall ir 44' Q' Ai . -1' ag:5.xW,pf 'J i . '+- W, ,V -dr . wx. 4 f , 513' ' w. ,g Kathy Lamb Jeanne Luse Tris Maberry Barbara Manly 72 is 'Fab' 'I,-7 Q rf' X. ' gf -' ffl qfz, KM Q f ' L nav ., X 'T' , lK,.9 Phyllis Martin Germaine McGillis M errilee M cLeron Janet N eubrech xx, Me ' gg. is 713 XF J X K Q I' 1 ls f. is s NK x ,fit A :W 'gl 'R ' xr .N I! Vicki M CF ee Pam. McKinney f udy Myers Shirley Pflugrath 236 , W Pl ' gs! - wa 3 5 ua, s.. ' 'vm PQI' ,FEMS ' ' 1 X- w a x N.. 5: Ms' 5 ,' up QL 'A 1 .Q 'x ,115 . . Leila Phillips Nancy Pierce Elaine Ray-aa Slaafal Sanders Iva Saaaa Janet Saaaaapp fudie Schmidt facquie Schneider l Sw All UNA L. ,. V1 17 nan F9,,v'l'.' u l ..--'L Q di-1 3 qu: D I ,n , ' '1 Ti?:,,L51. 1 ,V ga r ff' , Q- ff 3 , o , .. ,, - I. ' 4, . ',Ev' .1 -' u . I L-4 Hostess Duty is the only time I ever get to study. ,- 'T 'Clip vis ,Y f 1 iii, A A D No! No! My hair 'Nusa' , , zsnt combed! Qi Sharon Spllzcl A ann Ste anal fenise Stilwell XB' x X ' F ry 7 q -1 v--'V Betty Seeliger Kay Stampe Judy Szich Louise Tavlfett 238 What do you mean, my toes aren't sexy! Semon hall Pat Haroill 'N fr-af xx I wonder what Mom,s doing this weekend. Darlene Franks Don,t tell me about study table , Suzanne Thompson Charlotte Vagenas Judy Whaley wiv Margie Thomas Karen Tiegs Vic-lfi Van Dyk Charlene White ,,..w .,,, N 1' 'I is tif, ...pl . x4 1 if QM + onnoe o , x ,ff ' 'Q F A 26- me A 'vw QF- , ' s 9 ,. Y , on . 'Q ' T? ,QE - rf i . . . :mv Pi n ,.,,,, ,- e 15 ,2 K i Q Q,-. . EEA, ? yr 1 'X-.M f .. : D ' x Hfj ? U I' X . o f ., . - ,.V . , I ., Xl- h fy.. .p,-2: ' x S -,, 5 :QA -M Q vs.. as , X hi, a- 1-if , QF Ya, sgff 3 , V -as- v -frm - Y A S' y ' EI, LIE l u .jagQ,,.g- ' - . Q , gb ,. ' ' . ' . W' 1' .' X aw 1 Q kv .. A, a.:1K3,3A 'I Q iisf..4W Karen Anderson I N ' NQNWF' Patricia Anderson M Lozs Anderton ,. WW , Q, X., Mary Anna Bows ' Q ,ix-M Q, dv, we - mv' Linda Bradley Suzzanne Brashgar Elizabeth Clarkson Karen Dokken hall I 4 .--5 5 x in f ' .-.f--1 x E 6 I1 Yu 'L W . 'f A-f'n 1 iff? is fin ,J Y? Luanna Dasfziell Patricia Doyle Susan Dull Charlotte Forgey Sharon Greene Toni Haney Mary Hoclrersmith Sena Jensen G0 au'ay.' Cant you see I'rn zery busyfs' ,.-uv nf ff' f' f If A, ef ff ff X vm 1 ivy K 'S W 6, -f'L- ' ' . 11 5. V57 is' s ,x ,,e X V7 I. x.. Patti Keeney Georgia Knox Mary Lee Krause Linda Lehman Sharon Leu'z's Bererly Lynrh monnoe hall 'Q ' Karen just Laura LaBounzy F umiko M akino Vzola Martzn Carolme Messenger ' .J Betty MeDon ough is Lb' ef., '54 f Millie Miller SJ, X X A 5 Q fx 1 2 ,1 H .1 . ., ..- . 4. . -IN' ., , M47 Ft Laura Pendlll Thank heavens the boys carft see us here' -rf VCI A , Sli ' XX an, , , AP , , my Q, . fi .T .Y .Zz ' K ' rx V icki Stevens Kathy Suess Leslie Stensen Sue Spann Mary Ellen Turner Mardi Wiseman Valerie Zellerhoff . Mary Lynn Wilke monnoe hall It has been scientifically proven that sleeping is the root of all flunkouts. M ENVELUSES il' 391 ENVI' 2'a .pl V ' x X Q' 'f . ay, if ga A -,- -- wif ffzr :J 4, , '17, f fi..-fx rv' V5 'x K, QV s 9 -'KING 1?- fz ff 4- 1 Douglas .-llf71'1'l.' ,l0rr y .lllzflvrswlf FIYIIIA' .-lrzxvlrzm Rtllltlllll lrnm 246 s., SW! -JU! Z Jamvs flilfirzsorz Clyde Barlow Vfrn .luslin L-11111 il.X'l0I1 Rmlvrivlr Barrlxlay' .-...,vo-vnw--- V -W .x X S, i X5 ,,, fliigiglll isis as ,Mm Saab N Q fi ' 2 ,,' ? H 'ms' .Q ,gm.u ld. , 1 3 .Q.. F +wkatx, ,Mx Si Q? RE . in A K Q4 A .vw 'v X54 S N , 'sw if '42 ,vsp f',s,' Q Q' Sf x ,AM 2 ,S S -.9-1 f . ? fl., ii ,fqj .dw ax Al ' se -- N x Q . ka M a 1- ' . , . Q . imma- A ., A ,. A x Q ty. AVA l .yt .- 'tl xvnviu .. ,gf . xg, V A A Ssmli ..-Q , Q- fr ii '1 -ef -N. if Q ,W is mggfamuawnmeiaaggfw 'SY' is x Q X wk si ,W if ' -, :i1'fAQ5- P -A v- ,. N X ' ' M M-ww-1-,,,,,., N ,S RY ' by gigzigf gi , X A V 71 I ' fix? Ygg, w b fx va v ff 3 xii I 5 5 5:5955 5 5 78 55 NS fgfi' . if l Sii- V -' Xx Qi WI. -xk. .L X- X 215.1 , W--WA-am... x GW e a gt, ' - -, wx-vfi , ev, in Comm x-..,.,m E C ii ii --Y-'ff .4 na're1L' Carnahan E l 91 x -Q 'C rf f.'fz f!wrf Harrwltf .lefffri Beer fluff Bfij!fNZGll Var' Bf nnfflt 242 e 1: I i . Q x is W: y ffugene Bergstarn rw PFI' fx Hon .' Dar inf Bray Barry Bllfll Cn rt Hp rnes Larry. ferry. ana' Dalia' listen I0 some old faz'arz'!e5 before settling a'ou'n to a long night of study. 1 S Girls, remember E have 10:15 blinx! .fs f'f ei? I fig'-gg ., 64 XZ'-1 Yi' . ..f' L? T en.: Robert can Jerry cash Rohm Charles Duane CUM Ed Chandler Roy czaewn Glenn COA-ef Skip czaewn Jam 001.-ef John C0011- new lTlen's Comm 249 ef V 4' -4: he fm '- i , 1 t A11 V Steve Doughty Richard Drenchpohl Art and john must have winning hands, because Don, Dave. and Cary aren't laughing. Robert Cook Cary Dark lack Dishman ff' '-...NX ' Dale Dunham Frank Edwards Richard Flaig Melvin Frank Kerry Frey Edward Cehring 'FY' f' T.,-e f1 -g,' 3 ,X V, favlf Celzring Stephen Class new men's Comm Albert Halverson Robert Hayes f 'rm as- fi 1 s N, Xia 4 f e 7 4 W ' xx K x..', K.. I sr 1 34' new men's Oonm fy, 1, 5 4 'U' 11 Xa ' .l K Yr, aa ,919 ,4 . ,lx i Joel Heirnlngner A4 rtlzur Hinckley Clifford Hilornz' Fred Hollfert 252 Rober! Huggins James farnerson ferry johnson George Kersal Iamshid Khalilz' Ronald LaCourse Myron Klingensmith Bruce Leibrecht Dennis Kohler Darrell Kramer X., B55 -Y John Leithauser Dale Linklater Ray Looper Michael Maier Now lefs see, she said she lived at . . . R: 'T' iii Q-V -ff David Manley Patrick Miller John, Moffett lim Moore -QK' If ,4vs Ds Q. v-fr ' - l. V, f L james y0u're supposed to hit the ball, not catch it -Q fa. .fl 'HZ' Gerald lllorrou' Dale lvl.t'lx'Cl'S0lI Greg Parker Stephen Powell Daniel Mylzre Franlf Oberst Leon Phelps folzn .Ymzserz Kent Oman Earl .Nelson 254 ew men's Oomm Ed Rm, Cary Riese Edward Rosler John Rosler Richard Ryan Robert Salter Gregg Saunders john Reynen Don Riwlfs '99 , GN, 5 'S - .Mun-' 1 f I 3 .. ..x 1 4 'Q Q. , ,E eg. uv ,gk 4 ' Nav.. 'wmv' 'rf 5- , I 1 D ...Q XY' 'YS ' ju Q 4 'i wx-f '32 gs k-1 Barry. lmu' many times do we have to tell you- youi put the dime in first! luv. 'S' Roger Sclzjeclalzl Larry Smith James Steele Lynn Stueelfle William Swarzslrom Paul Termenne S S Dusty VanVleet Howard Waterman Elmer Wessel Anthony White Riehara' White new mens Comm Wayne Wlzitile George Wolanslfy Larry Yetter Carry Ytreeide n 'Lf-'H K'- F3 ,Y ' lt., ,- Q , Gi rr 4' D Q' is .4 X X- 257 XF? v fj . s M I 4 . 4 W X Mm 9 C .3 .- 0- x I C I 1 A . .4- K si.. I0 ' 4 9 9 6. ,,...- Mxwriv-I --3-N-1 . I ' 'mf' . 1 Y j1f 1A::f'l.....,. .L.....,....:v----- I :wi 2 ,QQII Z 2 Ex .. fi 4,,,. ,1,.gg:7I?l 3,f....Q....,T.,..i....T..-vi... ' E - F-gf .,:'fg1Q1'.i A - . ,,,, ., 'N -- A 'iffz,1f5 :i.':iTC ' Q . f'Qflf i'T',,f'f , ..T.Tf-, 1 Y Q ,M:..Z:,-,r .' 'T 9f 1fTf' 11. f f-,.1AiII...-.TT- -' , 11 .X Iiggg' Tlff ti g,4,.'.Q,x.. ' 'L W .4 fly L' A ,..,, , -LI -A ....-. HI H Q 'MW' 1 I '31 WL., ' A 'LI M t,..,i-.iH. ' ' .v .Q . Q 1 , 1 5. . if-A + ' Q I , 4 I Q ' 5 2 A k 7 I P I1 P s .ww , .ff ' ilu- N .f w 1 . J x i ' if 1 ,-.-, 3 1 JJ jf' f L Fi- ' ff Q . qi :ja X Q av Q? X K i N33 ff V ' Y .ew . H Q . V Q , P .... ,-j Qs' Q lf 3 we A ll - 2 lllf 'J 'fwifw h Qglfll Hi F o 'Q if N 5 qi Q U A . . 1 Q '-' Ir- 5 x 1 fx if . . .X ,g,?,Q1fQ3:QQ : Q Q Q yi ' 'N ,Q 4 , .. - 1 1 L'XnY5 ii ,rf f-Q, ICA? Z . . I 3417? ' ' 3,54-51 5 5 f 4 .4kd': gJ-' -L ' ,' 251' ,,f wix-.u. r Qu. 5 S ii , E ' I 5 V' - f X i' P fQi '-fm . , A-if I '2 .5 Tw finzv, fwlluzvsf' Tom talms this dorm llnlfllg lvl'-x seriously 1 if I 1 -1 X 2 -. ',.,s' m , 1 I N- Q , . . as '-A-'- ' -. ' ,. 'I 1 E 4 1- ,-' A ' S .- :A K Y H, ,,.. - - A ' ,' ,- 1 J 3 Q.:g'f,4. ',,,,,- .v ' 'gif F' A R 2 P .Q'gQy:z2.s4 -f X., E I ,sl - . , .r,: 55? .WV .,..A.l Eg,-. R: .L M. - Gee. what if she ll'0IZHf go? Sutton hall wwf' ' s 1 f f 5? I Y' , .34 2 , .I 1 8 L, ? xx 2 I X wil I. ti ix UA M 1' '. M 1 RS5311l?!1Zl2'-!izEAw::5AI' :,. x Bob seems to feel that it's important to keep up on the latest literature. 5 . S as . 3 X N. ' .QQ P- kg What would college students do w peanut butter ana' crackers. Y X-L: Sorry Ken, they don't 2 provide maid service. 5 l -, ' 'H , ill N Rx Q , t..., l,t. E 1 t s 5 V Y, Y L E l s E r 1 ? 5 W if 5 wg sigg gg, E 3 2 i Es 5 1 l 5 rs ,E ,r 2 1 I 2 ' 1 xx. .. x 7' ii-' . 'N M. '-x... .,,, ithout na: fi fff- Bombs away! fa This voracious pair, Peggy Irnmel and Sue Pettis prove tlzat some off-campus zvomerz QI cook. if , ,,-si Off-Campus 6 I' A 1 'W Arndalzl. Ann Aldinger, Heidi Adams, Gail Boyer Arndahl. Judy' Alexander, Janet Atwood, Slzirlie f. fi :QNX 277 'CT' 1 Yr. Lv..- Adams, Dixie Albert, Dianna Alexander, Sandra Azevedo, Cary L. 262 x A fy ': m 4 , .1 - . .1 x E, fe ali 4' , Y, M'-Tfad ei' J .4 L? Barth. Dianne Barnes. Marilee 'K ' L... Baker, Bonnie Bean, Gary Beitey, Dennis I. Benedict, Rex Baker. Larry D. Becker, Charles L. Beldon, Sharon Never again will I Commute with the St. Luke's group. Becker. Geri H 2 COHNHUIGRS 51 if 1 e hcl E1 Bianca, Diane Blount. Dean F. Blundell. Gina Hallman, Rivlzard Buotlze. Barbara Bousquet, .-Irthur A. WN .WW . ip!! Broadt, Kenneth A. Broschet. Fred A. Brown, Donald Brown. Thomas Bunnell. Lynn E. Button. Sherman 6.- e:H A,.-..f- sv . Kg. -L f , ' 3, ls QI, 'l'S'Tx'f x M' ' Calnplzell, fllariin Carson, fQ'l1risI1'11f' ! gl A ,XX K-w , Q.. - 4 ra, .x 9 .Q Carullwrs. lflnils' CUSP, Illlfldlli Centein, Barbara Off-Campus Commutens Who says wa off-Campus bums dan? lfelivzw in rlearz dislzvs? I always wash my beer jugs! 4 K Clarlf. Emory' Clark. Fred E. Clapp. Richard B. Cable. Duane Cfolfle. Gloria X M .. N I X , 59' ' W' Cagszoell. Warren Coleman. folzn F. Oli!-Campus Commutens Cuolbaugli. Ron C01l'lI1. Carol Crabtree, Dean if f v G5 ' uk 'Hut -I1 .I 'F fvl' -ff . ,,,.d x - ,s 1' ' ,b .Lo y, X .xqk A1 ' 3 - t fa., W. 0491 I '- N,..agy WM' V, ' 1-9-1 S., wr'-'N Courtney, Morse Cox, Patty Dawe. Richard E. Dislad, Roger L. Davidson, Richard E. Davis, Leonard Dearborn, Mark Dressel. Don Dehle, Clifford Dietz, Kaye Diehm, Pam Dodd, Michael Doolittle, Frank Dooliltle. .loiee c.-if Q. Q gf gf .Q s ,j Ns ,Y 'H Une of 1.126 joys of off-uanzpus firing is the caring for a pe! - fren if ifs just 41 kamsterf llary Lee Ciilerze and Party Cox let Baby Bouffcfo our of thi fage for an FZ ming of torment. .-'j - Iii. If If ff. U3sZ'f, I fi ' E11 '4:5.!:i1N '::' N nf' L ., . .. WM. Q 4, . ffii-.Fi fit Amir Ure ff. 4. 8,5 ffm' wr -Ik! - -- 1,3522 -1- X X Dudfej.. fiarrorz R. 5' C7 5 Z5 -1 l 'Vi wiv lx . i..-...,.Q..!,,, if T 'xii' --f ?. Q Freeman. Terry -' Fujilcara. Clarice Fulkerson. .Yanq Fuller. Shir!-ee Furness. Pam funk. Carla Rae 011-Campus Commutens Canzbill. Dalia' If Gannon. Karin . FM , 2 1 . T' Al I 5'- 49- 'Sw Weren,t you the one who was following too Closely? K 4' vw .-.W-ff' , 1' dv' ..--'df' Grant, Patsy Ghislieri, Mario Anthony German, Richard B. Gerdes, John Graves, Jean Goodale, Raymond Getty, Harold Griffin, Richard M. Gow, Linda Greeley, Warren ,ll -KL,i--i- H ,xg wi K Necessary evils of off-campus life. Cropp, Erleen Artie Curley, Nelson Lynn Hale, Earl Hall, Alan C. Hall, Susan Hamilton, Ted GH-Campus Commutens 06-G , af ,Q ' f ' lY!'0'- .,J Q' -x .Xxx ,X air J' i in .5 ...- Esc. Hay, Carole Hedlund. Robert A. Heeter, Margit 'N7 Heine, Elizabeth Heinemann, Bob f-ll Hendrick, Reta Hertel, George s-.f A..,..,.t' Hicks, Norman I 'P Sf 953'-'a fx' ,X , 'L. P ,. Hill, Melvin R. , Vw Off-Campus Commutens Hipp, Kay Harala, H. Wayne Horn, Maryilyn Ioan Haurlf, Pvlvr D. lsett. Larry fapp. Willianz C, favkson. Willie jameson, Sandy Johnson, Alice Lauzse olznwn Salle Kay a A GY. w Do you lhinlf I0 pounds uiill last us through finals. dearfi . nh! W .4 .,., k Q, f , .N-40 '- ii.. FN 415 Lg, xg?-' 37 Kuramoto. Cail Knapp. Ruth Anne Klein, Joanne Kinzer, Miles Langfeldr, Lynn S, Koehler, Virginia Knapp, lim Lauderbaugh, Barbara Kreig, Linda 274 Leander, David B WZ 1.14 S Y Y 7? 'fa-T Lilerztlzal, folzn 14. 'UN' df Leggett, Cathy Colleen Logsdon, Chuck Lucero, Edward W. Manke, Howard 'TT' Leggett, Curt Lomax, Bert N. Lawry. 1. Russell ne. q 55 if f iK, My ,...4r V DEE-Campus Commutens Leggett, Louise Lotlzspeiefz, Robert J. Where does all this garbage come from - we never eat anythingfu 1 X I 1 lf '41 'Bs CL 'Q -LN -- A . '55, 'J- xi? Q'p'Ql'l KX. -45, -3 M4-Iiirzrzey. Homer Mvlaean. Harry Martin. Connie Lynn Miller, Rielzard Eugene 276 flxan '79 Marshall, Dixie S May, Sandy Masclzer, Wesley M. 'R' fx Mcfltee, Mike MeCamm0n, Kathe McGill, Mielf .411-olzolies Unanimous-the largest club on campus. vw 3 1 KS b 'Qx S. 5 ,S - '.',-.fx 'SF qu is 4- - Mandy. Mary -...gr fllooso, Dorothy' Morgan, Douglas P. 'EST V f HN? 'W N' Morzg, Robert D. Q . 1. Q X A J ' Murray. Ellzabeth L. X Nebb. Peler J. 'be X ' s1-,X-x.'-liiri-IQQEX w x ,. . ,,,,. Qlly GH-Campus Commutens Nelson. Diane ing fs. SIGN Norman, Gerald I. Norton. Larry Oehler, Mary 277 - .. 2, 3144 .' 4' 'F ,rl Q But clear. I zuzped last tveelf. , Sv-I ri. ' ...f-pf Lit sr' 1 'en 5 x ':l,,i I I L-AJ x Q 'f P ' l I K 278 3 165 'L an 1211 Xu? Pi. fx Q if ff K : f TF Payne. Robert L. Palm, Robert Melvin Omoto, Karen Ann Olfano, .linny Pelzrson, julia Palmer, Kathleen Ottmar, Bruce Pitts, Sharon Payne, Karen L Poleslfi, Vance Y I T7 Raef, faniee Powell, Judy Rehn, Helen Robbins, Phyllis f. Ragsdale, Ronnie :gl .Q ya Powell, Mary Lee Rehn Kendall Lee Robertson, Dougas W. Off-Campus Pratt, George Allen m Q S Reimann, Ronald All right, what did you do with the stealf? fN,..,.,r 1' 1' I 4'-x 2?'7 S4-outon. Donna ,,...A... Ag Sh, Sclzellmg ferrw 91 lznmlt, Pamela DPP ' 'W 'W' -Q Sl'lIUl'.SlPI'. Ralph Swrupps, Lorus W. ,, Xv-X : .. Kgs Dx Q P A re x A .gf Q, z 1 .W Vi Seidernann. Margo Self. Bonnie L. Slzicllls. C. Dennis SHE ., - il Q. Slzoue, Delmar Sloan, Carol Smith, Charles R. isgwxvwv, . , C? Ii.. -.455 Smith. Edith WL Commutens Mm 'M' Wy-.,- 'QQ Sldtln, lllltlxfj Snyder Larry S qw! Sprenger Betty YV? we . ,,-A f Wai - R I' Stolflfe, Robert Stolp, Gail Higgins Standley, Ronald if-ffvx Street, Rick Sullivan, Donald Sullivan. Michael Sunberg, Janet Taie, Richard - ,Aw ., .,, , ' x A H,1f'f'ffff, .,.-. E, . , Qi Taylor, Mary f- ww ' . ' -ga Thompson, Janet Louise ' .3 Thompson, Milton Allen Turner, Terry Urdrian, William A. Wagoner, Sharon Y..,....-M' Tiffany, Thomas 0. Timm, William V I T N , I , , x S - 4 x X X ' '36 Y:'-1-1 .-'nf s. 'X Wallfup. fern Ward, Hazel Wparrr. .Uariw Weitnzarz, lx'f1fl1 x Wernw, Bffth WVIIVIUUPH. L-vlf' E Clif-CAIYIDUS COlTlmLl1I6I2S Whalm Robert Whzte jerry LHP Weber. Joseph I 1.3: J W! -J .ff . Q.. ,gf X ' 3 ' N ' sf gg si . , N , .Wiiv Zimmerman. Dan Wood, joy Wood. Thomas Irrlllldfllff. 44a'elle W'oodu'ara', Sharon Lee Wilcox, Lynne Wilson, Thomas Winfrey, Beverly Off-Campus Connnutens INDEX AAl.VIK,DOUG 202,246 ADAIR,WlLl.lAM 1.. 118 ADA1v1,13AR13ARA 232 ADANIS,DAVlD 1.. 118,208,209,210 ADA1v1s,D1x1E 262 ADA1v1s,GA1.E BOYER 262 ADAMS,SAM 41 ADCOCK,AL 100,152,182 AL13ERT,D1ANNA 262 A1.D1Nc.ER,1-1E1D1 262 AI.EXANDER,JANET 262 A1.ExANDER,sANDRA 262 A1.LEN,.1oE 195,196 AI.LIENGER,DAVID 248 ALLISON,VIRG1NIA 64,107,214 AMDAHL,ANN 262 AMDAH1.,.1uDY 262 AMUNDSON,F'RED 192 ANDERsEN,.1oDY 232 ANDERSONJERRY 246 AN0ERsoN,KAREN 240 ANDERsoN,PATR1c1A 240 ANDERTON,l.OlS 240 ANDREws,DAN 90,118 ANDREWS,JIM 64,68 ANGEI.I.,I.. ALWINN 90,118 ANsE1.1v1o,FRANK 246 AR1NE,.1ANE 118 ARNEY,RANDA1.1.. 88,246 ARNo1.D,J11v1 93,94 ATK1NsoN,.1A1v1Es 246 ATwooD,s1-11RL1E 262 AUSTlN,VERN 118,246 Ax'rE1.L,.1oHN 118 AxToN,1.YNN 246 AZEVEDO,GARY 118,262 BADGI.EY,KAREN 173,232 BAKER,BONNlE 263 BAKER,DORlS 118 BAKER,L.ARRY 263 BAKER,SHARON 232 BAl.UM,DOROTHY 118 BARBRE,l.AURA 225 BARCKl.AY,RODERlCK 60,246 BARLOW,CLYDE 246 BARNESJVIERILEE. 263 BARRETTE.,CL.IFTON 248 BARROWJOSEPH 91,118 BARTH,DIANNE 263 13ARToN,.1uDY 68,108,119,143,164,214 BEAN,GARY 119,263 BECK,AUDREY 214 BECK,JAMES 90,119 BECKER,CHARLES 263 BECKER,GERl 119,263 BEER,.lEFFERY 248 BEITEY,DENN1S 263 BEHRMAN,DON 248 BELDON,MARClA 64,68,214 BELDON,SHARON 85,89,257,263 BENEDlCT,REX 263 BENNETT,DOROTHY 119 BENNETT,MARC 248 BENTLEY,CAROL 232 BEIRGMARKJEANNE 68,214 BERGSTROM,EUGENE 248 BETCHER,PATTY 214 BETTS,JUDYKAY 216 BETZ,JOHN 93,94,111,119,197 BlANCA,DlANE 264 BIRDWEl.l.,DAVID 119 BlSOM,ANlTA 232 BLOCKLlNGER,JOANN 113,119,14 Bl.OUNT,DEAN 264 BLUM,I.lNDA 216 BLUNDEL.L,GlNA 264 BOERSMA,PATRICA 216 2,216 13oHN,cARo1. 232 BOlES,MARYANNA 240 13o1.1.1v1AN,R1cHARD 264 13oNK,FREDER1cK 88,248 BoN'rRoP,N1cK 146 BOOTHE,BARBARA 264 BQ.USQUEST,ARTHUR 264 BOYEA,ROBERT 119 BRADFoRD,ANN 164 BRAD1.EY,LINDA 241 BRANDENBURQDONNA 119 BRANNoN,'rRuDY 216 BRANTLEY,JEAN 216 BRASHEAR,SUZZANNE 241 BRAY,DAVlD 248 BRlTTIAN,TONY 104 13RoADT,KENNE'r1-1 264 BROADT,MARClA 120 13RoEcKE1.,PA'rTY 216 BROSCHET,FRED 264 BRowN,1:1oNA1.0 120,264 BROWN,THONIAS 264 13RowN,wA1.1.AcE 198 BRUCE,SUSAN 139,232 BRYAN,'rED 198,199 BUE1-11.ER,.1osEP1-11NE 120 BUNNEI.L,I.YNN 264 BURNETT,WAI.TER 120,193 BuRRE1.1.,.1oE 120 BuR'roN,ANNE 64,232 BuscHERT,Ju1.1E 216 13usH,KATHER1NE 217 BUTH,BARRY 248 13uTToN,s1-1ER1v1AN 120,264 BYE,ANN 217 13YRNEs,cuR'r 193,248 BYQUlST,ROLPH 120 CABLE,NANCY 64,217 cAMPsELL,1v1AR'r1N 91,265 cAR1.soN,MARYANN 217 CARNA1-1AN,ANDREw 248 cARLsoN,PE'rE 202 CARR,ROBERT 90,1 16, 120,196,249 cARRo1.1.,w1ARY 120 cARsoN,cHR1s'r1NE 265 cAR'rER,cAR1v1EN 120 CARTER,KAREN 151 CARTER,LAURAANN 64,92,115,116, 121,194 cARuTHERs,E1v11LY 265 CASE,DONALD 192,265 cAs1-1,JERRY 249 cATTERAL1.,sHE11.A 121,142,217 cEN'rE1o,13AR1sARA 265 CHANDl.ER,ED 201,249 CHANDI.ER,SHARON 104,107,191,217 CHARLES,ROBERT 64,249 CHASE,CAROl.YN 233 CHATMAN,El.EANOR 121 cHR1sTENsoN,s1-1ARoN 233 CHRISTOPHER,GARY 105 CLAESON,ROY 249 CLAESON,R.SKlP 88,195,249 CL.APP,RICHARD 266 Cl.ARK,BOB 78,115 c1.ARK,E1v1oRY 121,266 CLARK,FRED 266 c1.ARK,Po1.1.Y 217 CL.ARKSON,ELIZABETH 241 CL.AVEY,CAROl. 233 c1.1NE,1.owE1.1. 104 CI.OTHlER,SHERRY 234 COBB,WlLLlAN 121 COBLE,DUANE 266 COBLE,GLORlA 266 co13LE,TERRY 261 COE,BONNlE 234 COE,CONNlE 234 coFER,DuANE 249 coFFEY,PENN1E 234 COFFMAN,MARY 121,200 coGwE1.1.,wARREN 121,266 COKER,GLENN 249 coKER,JAMEs 249 COI.E,DAVE 258 COl.EMAN,JOHN 266 co1.1.1NGwooD,NANcY 218 cooK,JoHN 249 COOK,ROBERT 250 COOI.BAUGH,RON 266 coPPAY,ANN 218 CORTNER,BRlCKER121 COWIN,CAROI. 121,266 COX,DOUG 193 cox,PATTY 86,92,102,267,26 CRABB,BONNIE 121 cRABTREE,DEAN 121,266 CRANE,THOMAS 122 CRAWl.EY,BOB 202 cRoss,cARo1. 234 cRoss,cHR1s 234,283 CROSSNlAN,BARBARA 218 cRANDA1.,G1.EN 122,192 CUIVIMlNGS,LlNDA 98,218 cuw11v11Nc5s,s1-1ARoN 64,218 DAHI.,GARY 192 DARK,GRAY 250 DAsH1E1.1.,LuANNA 242 DAVlDSON,I.YNDA 218 DAVlDSON,RlCHARD 267 DAv1s,1.EoNAR0 267 DAVIS,SHIRLEY 218 DAVlS,THOMAS 122 DAWE,RlCHARD 267 DEARBORNJVIARK 267 DEGROOT,CAROL 218 13EH1.E,c1.1FFoRD 122,267 DEMIERO,FRANK 64,68 DzlVIEI.LO,JERRY 105 0EN1v1AN,KAREN 234 DER13AwKA,JoANNE 122 D151-11v1,PA1v1 95,267 DlETZ,KAYE 267 D1LLEY,JoY 234 DISHIVIAN,.IACK 250 D1sHNo,RoNA1.D 90,122 D1STAD,ROGER 267 DOBBINS,CAROI. 122 Do1:1D,1v11cHAEL 267 DoKKEN,KAREN 98,241 8 DOOLITTI.E,FRANK LIN 33,122,267 DOOI.ITTLE,,JOICE 267 DORMAIER,CAROl. 218 DouG1-1TY,sTEvE 250 DOWl.lNG,DIANNE 218 DOWLlNG,JOANNE 122,218 DOYl.E,F'ATRICIA 242 DREEs,N1cK1 156,219 0RENcKPoHL,R1c1-1ARD 250 DREssE1.,DoN 84,93,122,267 DRoKE,BuD 152 DUDLEY,SHARRON 152,268 DUERFELDT,JON 268 DuEwEKE,DANA 192 Du1.1.,susAN 98,242 DUNCAN,LAURA 139 DuNGAN,ANNE 234 DUNHAM,DAI.E 251 DUN1-1A1v1,.1oHN 88 DUNL.AP,MlKE 88 DYSART,JOHN 268 EA1:1s,REx 202 EDELIN,JULlENNE 122 EDMUNDSON,SUSAN 218 EDwARDs,FRANK 251 EDWARDS,JANICE 167,268 EGAN,DoNNA 122 EGBERS,DONALD 123 ENGSTROM,STUART 268 EN1.ow,FRED 93,94,123 ERlCKSON,GENEAL 219 ESTES,MARY 219 EVERETT,ROBERT 123 FARREl.L.Y,lV1ARY 219 FEATHERSTONEJEAN 92,135 FENsKE,Ju1.1E 92,149 FERREl.L,KAREN 219 FET-1'ERs,Ju01TH 123 FlORlNO,CHUCK 88 FISHER,LYNDA 123 FLA1G,R1cHAR0 251 F1.1K14E,1v1ARcENE 92,268 F1.ocK,13o13 93,94,123,268 FLORENCE,DIANE 64,68 FORD,DlANNA 123 FORGEY,CHARl.OTTE 98,242 FoRREY,FRANcEs 123 FOWl.ER,JOHN 123,268 Fox,A1.1cE 268 FRANCIS,SANDY 123 FRANK,1v1E1.v1N 87,251 FRANKs,0AR1.ENE 124,239 FRANS,I.YNDA 64,219 FREEKEJOANN 135 FREEMANNANCY 268 FREE1v1AN,TERRY 269 PRENN,GARY 142 FREY,KERRY 251 FRos'r,GENE 88 FRYJEANNIE 219 FRuNY,DuANE 88 FUJIWARA,CL.ARlCE 269 FRYHLlNG,DORIS 234 FuLKERsoN,NANcY 269 FuL1.ER,coNN1E 98,104,107,219 Fu1.LER,sH1R1.EE 269 FUMIKOJVIAKINO 228 FUNK,CARLA 269 FuRNEss,PA1v1 269 GAGE,NADINE 95 GA1v1B11.1.,DAv1D 269 GANNON,KATHY 269 GARcEA,.1ERRY 191,192 GARClA,ANNETTE 269 GAR0NER,1v1AR1E 234 GARw1ANN,KEN 261 GARv1N,w11KE 198 GARY,JOHN 269 GAUDETTE,KAREN 269 GEHRING,EDWARD 251 GEHRlNG,JACK 251 GEoRc3E,MAR1E 124 GERDEs,.1oHN 270 GER1v1AN,R1cHAR1J 270 GER1v1AN,sA1.1.Y 234 GETTNlAN,BEVERI.Y 124,219 GETTY,HARo1.D 270 G1-11s1.1ER1,1v1AR1o 270 G1.Ass,sTEP1-1EN 251 GOODAI.E,RAYIVIOND 270 c3ouLD,1.YNN 179 GOW,LlNDA 64,270 GRADY,suE 107,235 GRAHAN1,NANcY 163 GRAHA1v1,RoGER 64,68 GRAMBO,BRUCE 104,124,276 GRANT,PATsY 270 c5RAvEs,.1EAN 270 GRAvos,s1-1ARoN 124 GREELEY,WARREN 270 GREENE,sHARoN 242 GRICHUHIN,L.EE 193 GR1FF1N,R1cHAR0 270 GRoPP,ER1.EEN 271 GuR1.EY,LYNN 64,135,271 GUTIERREZJVIARIE 124 HAAS,L.AVONNE 124 HAASE,MARlLYN 104,219 HAGEN,JUDl 124 HAGEN,L.OREN 124 HA1.E,EAR1. 88,9O,271 HAL.EY,DORlS 124 HA1.L,A1.AN 271 HA1.1.,susAN 271 1-IAL.VERSON,Al.BERT 251 HAI.VERSON,DlANNE 124 HA1VIIl.TON,TED 271 HANEY,TONI 154,242 HANKE1.,13AR13ARA 219 HANNINEN,GAIL 159,171 ,l 73, HANsoN,DAvE 196 HANsoN,JoHN 125,208,210 1-1ANsoN,KATHY 125 HANSON,LINDA 220 HARALA,wAYNE 272 HAR1:11NG,wA1.1.AcE 193 HARMs,13AR19ARA 235 HARPERJVIIKE 88 HARTING,ANN 235 HARVI1.I.,PATRlClA 125,238 HATcH,Buzz 84,87,93,94 HATCHEZ,LYNN 173 HATTEMER,CAROI. 120,125 HAucK,PE'rER 64,273 HAWT1-1oRNE,sHARoN 235 HAY,cARo1.1z 272 HAYDON,TOIV1 260 HAYEs,Ro19ERT 251 HAYWARD,F'AlVl 220 HEACOX,NllI.TON 84,93,125 HEAToN,1311.1. 156 HECKERHSTEVE 193 1-1ED1.uND,Ro13ERT 272, HEETERJVIARGIT 272 HE1KE1.1.,z1N1TA 220 HEIMBIGNERJOEI. 252 HE1NE,E1.1zA13ETH 272 HElNSEL.MAN,RITA 220 HE1NMANN,BOB 88,272 HE1.'r,1v1ARK 193 1-1ENDR1cKs,RETA 272 184,220 HENDRICKSONJVIELVIN 64,125,165,196 HENN1GAR,ANN 220 HERRMAN,GRETcHEN 154 HERTE1.,GEORGE 125,272 1-1ERTzoG,coNN1E 220 HEss,1v11KE 192 HEsTER,JAcK 125 H1ATT,cHucK 18,208 H1cK1v1AN,.1o1-1N 125 H1cKs,JA1v1Es 125 HlCKS,IVIARlI.YN 135 HlCKS,NORNIAN 272 1-11G1.EY,GARY 105 H11.1.,D1ANA 220 H11.1.,w1ELv1N 272 HII.TON,EARI. 88 HINES,JERRY 126 HlNCK1.EY,ARTHUR 250,252 H1PP,KAY 272 H1To1v11,c1.1FFc-RD 252 HO,VALERIE 220 HocKERs1v11TH,1v1ARY 242 HOFMANN,BONNlE 220 HOFMANN,CHARl.OTTE 126 HoG1.ER,B11.L 202 HOL.BERT,FRED 252 1-1o1.oEN,.1osEPH1NE 220 Ho1.1.ENBAcK,.1EANNE 221 HOI.LING,.lOANNE 221 HOI.lVlES,PAT 221 HoovER,ARTHuR 126 HORN,1VlARll.YN 126,272 HoRN,1v1AR1.Ys 126 HoRT1N,PA1v1 221 HowE,JuDY 222 HuDsoN,nouG 40,55 HUGGINS,ROBERT 252 HUSEN,L.ENNIE 235 HUSTON,LOISANN 156 INlMEI.,PEGGY 71 INGERSOLl.,SANDRA 222 lSlTT,l.ARRY 273 ITO,l.AURlE ANN 222 .1AAP,w11.1.1A1v1 273 JAcKsoN,R1cHARD 93,94, 135 JAcKsoN,w1L1.1E 64,193,273 JAco13soN,1v1ARY 222 JAMERSONPJIM 252 JAMESON,SANDY 273 JANsoN,sHARoN 222 JARv1s,v1NcE 195 JENK1Ns,HER19 93,94 JENNINGSJVIICHAEL 258 .IENSEN,lNA 149,156,222,242 ..lENSEN,SENA 91,243 JOHNSON,AI.lCE 273 .1o1-1NsoN,13oNN1E 222 .101-1NsoN,cRA1G 126 JoHNsoN,JuDY 235 JOHNSON,KAREN 64,222 JoHNsoN,KAYE 126 .1oHNsoN,PA'rT1 222 .101-1NsoN,sA1.1.EE 273 .101-1Ns'roN,.1ERRY 252 Jol-1NsToNE,DoNA1.D 126,273 .IONAS,.IOE 49 JONES,A1.ICE 126 JoNEs,cEc11.1A 126 JONES,RON 68,126 .1uNDT,1ao19 193 JUST,KAREN 243 .1uu1.,JA1v1Es 273 KAEHN,HAROI.D 126 KALEZJVIARION 127 KANI,VlVlAN 273 KANZLERJEANNE ERIN 87,94,96, 102, 127,273 KEEFER,.lERRY 273 KEENEY,PATTl 64,243 KERNEN,GERAI.D G. 135,273 KERR,NANcY 86,222,278 KERsuL,c5EoRGE 127,252 KE1.LY,REEcE 76,79,116,148 KHA1.1L1,.1A1v1sH1D 88,252 K1DDER,cARo1. 223 K1E1v1,PATR1c1A 235 KlNZER,1V1ll.ES 127,274 K11.E,KA'r1-1Y 233 K1.E1N,.1oANNE 274 KI.lNGENSIV1lTH,IV1YRON 252 KNAPP,J11v1 274 KNoPP,RuT1-1 274 KNOSHAUG,CLAYTON 90,127 KNox,GEoRG1A 243 KNUTH,YVONNE 91,163,235 KNUTSEN,B, DONALD 127,208,209 KOE1-11.ER,v1RG1N1A 274 KOESEL,SUSAN 223 KoEsT1:R,RoxANNA LEE 64,127 14oH1.ER,DENN1s 252 KONSCHUJVIACLYNN 223 KoRTE,KAREN 127 KOSKIMlES,KAARINA 223 KRAMER,ERROL 258 KRA1v1ER,DARRE1. 88,252 KRAUSE,JOANN 235 KRAusE,1v1ARY 1.1515 243 KRA1.IVlAN,CAROLYN 223 KRE1G,L1NoA 274 KRuG,1.1NDA 224 KuHNE,1.YNN 104,201 KURAMOTO,GAlI. 274 KuRTz,KR1sT1224 LABOUNTY,I.AURA 98,243 LACOURSE,RONAl.D 252 I.AIv1ASTER,RON 192 LAMB,KATHY 236 1.ANGFE1.DT,1.YNN 64,274 1.ANGu1v1,D1cK 192 L.AUDERBAUGH,BARBARA 274 l.AZZAR,DENNlS 198 LEANDER,DAv1D 274 l.EDGERWOOD,CONNIE 224 LEFEBVRE,E1VIILE 52,192 1.EGGET'r,cATHY 275 LEGGETT,CURT 96, 168,275 1.EGGETT,1.ou1sE 275 LEHMAN,l.lNDA 243 1.E1BREcHT,13RucE 88,252 LE1FER,.1oHN 193 1.E1THHAusER,.1o1-1N 253 L.EWlS,SHARON 243 1.119ERTY,1.ARRY 93,94,95,190,194 1.119RA,KAT1-11.EEN 224 L.ll.ENTHAL,JOHN 275 1.11.1.Qu1sT,RAY1v1oND 127 1.1NK1.AT1zR,DA1.1:-: 253 L1TT,cARo1. 224 LITT,CHERYI. 87 LlVSAY,JAN 156 1.oGsDoN,cHucK 275 Low1Ax,13ERT 275 1.oNG,B11.1. 259 LoNG1v11RE,GARY 110,146 1.ooPER,'r.RAY 253 LoRENsoN,J11v1 88,101,167 LoTHsPE1c1-1,Ro13ERT 275 LOWARY,ZONA 224 I.OWE,JUDY 128 I.OWRY,J.RUSSEI.I. 275 I.UCERO,EDWARD 128,275 1.usE,JEANNE 236 1.uTHER,NANcY 64,67,68,107,139 I.YNCH,BEVERLY 243 1v16ATEE,1v11KE 93,94,95,146,276 McBRIDE,JACK 193 1v16cAM1v1oN,KAT1-1E 276 1v16cAuGHAN,Jo1-1N 128 McCLEl.LAN,MARlLYN 224 M1:COMBS,I.ARRY 128,138 M1:CONNEI.I.,RlCHARD 93,128 MQCUNE,JUI.IE 128 M1:DONOUGH,BETTY 243 M6F'EE,VlCKI 236 1v16G11.1.,1v11cK 276 IVl6GlI.I.lS,GERMAINE 236 Mf:GIL.I.IVARY,GI.ORIA 128 McGRAW,CAROLE 128 McGRAW,JANlS 131 lVlcGUIRE,MlKE 196 McKAY,COI.I.EEN 100,166,167 McKEEHAN,WlL.LlAM 128 1v16K1NNEY,1-1o1v1ER 93,94,276 1v16K1NNEY,PAw1 91,236 1v1C1.AuG1-11.1N,AARoN 64.164 1v161.AuG1-11.1N,GoR1JEN 90,128 1v1C1.EAN,1-1ARRY 276 1v16LERoN,MERR11.1E 236 M6NAIR,CAROL.YN 225 McQUARY,JOYCE 128 1v1ABE1v1Y,PR1S 236 lVlACE,JANET 225 MADRID,GEORGE 128 MAGNUSON,MARClA 155 IVIAGNUSONJOHN 135,155 w1AHER,v1cK1 225 w1A1ER,w11c1-1AE1. 253 NIAI.NI,IVIARlAN 225 MANDY,IVlARY 277 MANKE,HOWARD 275 MANLEY,DAVE 116,129,253 MANLY, BARBARA 236 1v1ANsKE,R1cH 196 MANOR,JANET 225 MARSHAL.L,DIXIE 64,276 IVIARSTON,MARY 226 MARTIN,CONN1E 276 MARTlN,EI.I.ORA 83, 92,163,17O,173,225 MARTlN,PHYLLlS 64,236 NlARTlN,VIOI.A 92,98,243 NlARTIN,WAYNE 129 MASCHER,WESLEY 276 MATHEWS,BOB 261 MATTHEWS,I.EE 129 lVlAURER,DARLENE 129 MAY,SANDY 276 NIAYER,JoANN 129 IVlEADOWS,KATHY 107,226 MECK,EUGENE 129 MEI.VlN,VERNON 129 MELIOR,LES 167 MESSENGERHCAROLINE 243 MESSENGER,CHUCK 198,204 MEYER,KAREN 226 MICHAEI.SEN,CAROL 226 1VlICKELSON,HENRY 135 MII.LE.R,GORDON 130 MILLER,HEI.EN 226 MlLl.ER,MlLLIE 243 MlLl.ER,PATRlCK 253 IVIILLERRICHARD 276 lVHL.l.ER,TONY 129 MlNGO,CHARLENE 226 MOFFETT,JOHN 250,253 MOI.ITER,KATHY 104,107 MONAHAN,CAROL 89,98,107,159173 226 MONOSNIlTH,DAR 196 MOONEY,SHlRLEE 129 MOORE,.lIM 253 MOOSO,DOROTHY 277 MORGAN,DOUGLAS 94,277 MORIG,ROBERT 129,277 MORlG,WIl.LIANl 130 MORROW,GERAI.D 154 MORSE,COURTNEY 277 1VIUNDEN,1.ARRY 248 MURBACH,DAVE 250 MURPHYJANIES 130 MURRAY,EI.lZABETH 277 MYERS,JUDY 236 MYHRE,DANIEL 96,154 NAUSEN,JOHN 154 NEBB,PETER 104,105,277 NELSEN,EARI. 154 NEL.SEN,JAMES 78,79,116,130 NELSON,DENNlS 192 NELSON,DlANE 277 NELSON,DlANE 226 NEI.SON,GENE 193,194,196 NEUBROCHJANET 236 NICKERSON,DALE 154 NlEMEYER,BILLE 92,98,130 NILSSON,SALLY 130 NOGLEJVIARC 193 NORDEN,JANET 98,244 NORMAN,GERALD 277 NORTON,LARRY 277 NOVAK,VIRGlNIA 226 oBERsT,r-'RANK 98,154,156 OEHLER,NlARY 277 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RAGSDALE,RONNlE 279 RANsow1,R1cK 88,100 REAVIS,REED 88,104 REED,ED 255 REED,.1o1-1N 72 REHN,HEL.EN 279 RE1-1N,KENDA1.1. 279 RE1-1N,N1ARY 131 RElMANN,RONALD 279 RElNBOl.D,JENEANE 98,244 REU'1'ER,cA'r1-1ER1NE 131 REYNEN,JoHN 255 REYNOLDS,VERN 198,199 RHODES,1.1l.A 131 RlCE,JOYCE 227 RlCHARDSON,KAREN 68,115,116,165 RICKS,DONALD 64,638,255 R1CKl.EY,BILI. 202 RlESE,GARY 198,255 ROBBINS,PHYl.LIS 279 ROBERTSON,DOUGL.AS 279 ROBERTSONPIULIA 92,131 ROBERTSON,R1CHARD 131,193 ROPER,LlNDA 149,188,227 ROSENBARGER,DONIE 107, 227 ROSENKRANZ,DAVlD 28 ROSLER,EDWARD 131 ROSL.ER,JOHN 255 ROSS1NG,DAVE 259 ROYSE,EL.AlNE 237 RUBY,MARILEE 280 RUSSELL,GERAI.D 62,94,132,163 RYALS,WALTER 64,66,66 RYAN,R1c1-1ARD 255 SAGE,MEREDITH 244 sA1.1v1oN,TE1:1 132 SAI.TER,GAL.E 132,280 sA1.'rER,Ro13ERT 255 SANDERS,DENNY 164 sAN1:1ERs,sHARo1. 237 s,51Nos,1vA 237 SAI.VlNO,ANTOINETTE 227 SAUNDES,GREGG 64,255 SAUER,.lUDlTH 280 SAY1.ES,CAROL 260 SCHAAl..,KATHY 107,227 scHAFER,sAN1:1RA 228 SCHARPENBERG,SHIRLEY 228 scH1a1.1.1Ncs,.11aRRY 132,192,280 sc1-1E1v1PP,.1AN1zT 98,237 SCHJEI.DAHl.,ROGER 88,193,256 SCHMlDT,JUD1 237 SCHMlDT,KEN 132 SCHIV1IDT,PAMELA 260 SCHMlDT,WI1.MA 228 scHNE1DER,JAcQu11z 237 SCHOESLER,RALPH 280 SCHONS,VlRGlN1A 132 sc1-1RE119,1s1L1. 88 sc1-1RE1NER,To1v1 132 SCHRE1NER,KARLEEN 228 SCHWANTZ,.IEAN scHooLcRAF1',1:11cK 192 sco1-1',3A1v1Es 132,280 scoTT,3ERRY 196,248 scou1'EN,DoNNA 280 SCRUPPS,l.ORUS 280 sEE1.1GER,BET'rY 236 SEIDEMANN,MARGO 78,79,92,167, 280 SELF,BONNlE 280 sl-1ARP,RA1.PH 196 S1-1EARs,cA1v111.1.E 228 SHELl.ENBERGER,CAROI.E 132 SHERIDAN,WALT 94,99 S1-1ERN1AN,KAT1-11E 107,229 sH1E1.Ds,DENN1s 280 S1-1oRT,1v1AR1.ENE 244 s1-1ovE,DE1.1v1ER 261 s1-1ovE,DoN 193 SlI.I.S,JUDlTH 132 SlMPSON,BARBARA 229 SLOAN,CAROL 281 sM1'1'1-1,c1-1ARLEs 261 s1v11'r1-1,E1:111'1-1 132,281 SIVlITH,JON 132 SMlTH,I.ARRY 64,67,256 s1v11T1-1,1.1NDA 229 SNIYLIEJVIABEL 132 sN1DER,JA1v1Es 133 SNOW,MARK 261 SNYDER,I.ARRY 78,79,93,116, 133,281 sPANN,suE 245 sPEARs,ToM 260 SPI.lID,SHARON 107,238 sPRENGER,BET'rY 261 STABENFELDTJOHN 133 s'rAcHoFsKY,ED 59 sTAcK,1v11cKEY 92,281 STAlV1PE,KAY 111,238 sTAN1:1LEY,RoNA1.D 261 STANTON,MEl. 193 STEELEJAMES 256 s'rEFANATz,NANcY 236 3TENSEN,LES1.lE 64,245 STEP1-1ENs,To1v1 193 STERLlNG,KElTH 192 STEVENS,DONAI.D 133 STEVENS,ROBERT 84,116,133 STEVENS,V1CKl 245 STICH,JUDY 238 ST11.WELL,JENISE 238 STIL.WELI.,Ol.lVE 92,133,143, 238 STIN1SON,EDGAR 90,133 STOHS,PHILL1P 133 STOKKE,ROBERT 281 STOI.P,GA1L 281 STONE,KATHI.EEN 229 STONE,WESI.EY 90,133 STOWEI.L,ROBERTA 107,229 STRANGE,E1.I.EN 156 STRAUB,GARY 250 STREET,RICK 281 STROM,ALFRED 133,202 STUECKLE,L.YNN 256 SUESS,KATHY 245 SUI.LlVAN,DONALD 281 SULI.1VAN,GERALD 93,95 SULI.lVAN,MlCHAEl.. 282 SUNDBERGJANET 282 SWANSTRONLWILLIANI 256 TACKETT,I.OUISE 238 TAIE,RICHARD 282 TAYLOR,MARY 282 TERANISHLIRVING 133 TESCH,BETTY .IO 107,110,169, 229 THOMAS,DAV1D 133 THOMASJVIARGIE 239 THOMPSON, JACK 138 THOMPSON,JANET 282 THOMPSONJVIILTON 282 THOMPSON,ROD 154 THOMPSON,SUZANNE 239 THOMSENJVIELODY 64,98,229 THOMSON,TRUDY 64,68,165,230 T1EGS,KAREN 239 TIFFANY,THOMAS 282 TILTON, BARRY 68 TlIVIM,WILI.lAM 34,282 TOOMBS,CARI. 134 TOOMBS,RUTH 230 TORESON,BRUCE 96,259 TOWNE,PATRIClA 230 TRAAEN,DUANE 134 TSCHETTERHROBERTA 134 TUCEK,TERRY 192 TUR1V1ENNE,PAUI. 104,256 TURNER,N1ARY ELLEN 245 TURNER,TERRY 282 TUTTON,JlNI 196 URDRIAN,W1I.LlAIVI 282 VAGENAS,CHARI.OTTE 239 VANDYK,VICKl 239 V1CKER,VlRGl 230 V1EHMANN,BONNIE 101,134,163 VANVLEET,D.J. 257 VRANDENBURG,KEITH 93,94, 134, 208,209,210 wAeoNER,s1-1ARoN 134,282 WAI.KER,RETTA 230 wA1.KuP,JERRY 283 wA1.1.AcE,13RYAN 198 WARD,HAZEL 283 wAR13,KEN 192 WARNERHMICHAEL 134 WATERIVlAN,HOWARD 257 WATSON,AL 202 wATsoN,13EANNA 230 WATSON,1.YNN 87,230 wAY1v11RE,.1AN1cE231 wEAvER,1v1AR1E 91,283 WEBB,BARBARA 134 wE1313,15oNN1E 64,145,231 WEBERJOSEPH 134 WEESE,BRUCE 134 WEITNIAN,KATHY 283 WENINGER,J1M 93,94 WELCH,ROBERT 104 wERNER,BETH 283 wEssELs,E1.1v1ER 257 WEST,NADlNE 134 wE'rzE1.,A1.LEN 93,94,135, 138,156 WHALEY,JUDY 239 W1-1A1.EY,RosERT 283 WH1TAKER,VAL.OY 231 WHITCHER,BEVERL.Y 231 WHlTE,ANTONY 257 wH1'1'E,cHAR1.ENE 239 WHlTE,JERRY 283 WHITE,RICHARD 257 WHlTTL.E,WAYNE 257 WlEBER,JOSEPH 283 WIHLBORG,SH1RI.EY 135 w11.cox,1.YNNE 284 w11.KE,1v1ARY 245 WILKE,SANDEE 231 WILI.IAN1S,GYNIME 135,283 WIL.L.IAMS,.IAN 95,135 w11.1.1A1v1s,1.oR1LEE 89,139,159 WII.SON,SUE 225,231 w11.soN,THo1v1As 284 WlNFREY,BEVER1.Y 284 W1NKLER,JoANN 107,149,159,173 w1R'rANEN,1.Y1.E 283 w1sE1v1AN,1v1ARD1 98,245 wo1-11.cKE,cHAR1.Es 135 woH1.KE,.1ANE 135 WOL.ANSKY,GEORGEI 257 woo1:1,G1NGER 231 wooD,.1oY 284 WOOD,THOMAS 284 WOODRUFF,ADEI.LE 284 WOODS,Al.EX JR. 135,196 wooDwARD,s1-1ARoN 284 wooDwARD,s'rEvE 198 woRTH1NG'roN,KAY 107,231 wR1GHT,KE1TH 198,199 wR1GHT,w11.1.1A1v1 93,94,135,209 YETTER,LARRY 257 YTREElDE,GARY 257 ZIMMERMAN,DAN 86,284 ZlIV1MERMAN,DANA 231 ZELLERHOFF,VALERIEI 150,245 ZORNES,DlCK 193 'AEST BOD 49, t 5 4 Q , .aqu- Zff1rQJf1C.!Z:iff - 'J fb m 9 Ooggqf 5 'P iv q, n,N X3 Cro -1 H1cp.x. 2 . 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