Franklin College - Almanack Yearbook (Franklin, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1973 volume:

y,p,:.:y m ■.• ; A Sense of . . . . . . discovery 12 . . . unity 36 . . . identity 110 ..community 128 . .uniqueness 140 %■, ' 1973 Almanack Franklin College Franklin, Indiana 46131 ' f S T ' ' l f T .«!:iira2fesioi6 iMMiMMlill  « f i W i : ! . fe. • ' -.- . ' ■. r XjI n v This is my maze, day to day. This academic castle, teaches that I is important as well as J or PBR. FC was the first Indiana institute of higher learning to admit women. Way to go FC! Please, let me be more than a face . . . Sometimes I feel like Hamlet. Dear Ben, Today, I had a relapse. Am a Solitary Soul . . . A Unique Individual . . . A Natural Coexistence and Sometimes tj y Whict- There is a space between us i e cross I touch each other softly And so make up our loss Qme things take so long to learn No matter how hard we try IStill we tri ' and kfep it open y ng Sad Tonight Carole King J- Not So Natural, Or Is It? Vitality really never quits . Laughing to be alive is to be active . . . Running Loving At times apathy dies a sudden death . . . Brothers and Sisters . . . jsmylbi M 10 A Place To Call Home 11 iM tMii jh mdltkiMji President Wesley Haines is captivated on Halloween eve by the bewitching charms of Delta Zeta Pledge Jane Redicker. Below-Homecoming proves a valu- able time for chatting with F. C. alumnus. 14 Discovery President Haines and Vice President Teets give a warm welcome to Freshman Jane Redicker as she arrives on campus. The Haines Are Gracious Hosts To AH After eight years as President of Franl lin College, Dr. Haines was granted a leave for January through June. This was a first for College administration. President Haines has earned the following degrees: A. B. Brown University, B. D. Colgate Rochester Divinity School and Ph. D. Harvard University. (ANKLIN f Phil Powell Day is accented by President Haines as he praises the accom- plishments of the Franklin athlete and his Senior teammates. President and Mrs. Haines discuss student problems and needs with Student Con- gress President Jay Wickliff. Discovery 15 Mrs. Kenneth Cleveland Academic Recorder Raymond Fetterley Assistant to the President Eddy Tests Vice-President Admissions and Financial Aid Academics, Admissions Provide FC Lif eblood Richard M.Park V. P. for Academic Affairs Dean of the College David Denslaw Admissions Counselor 16 Discovery Hettich, Phelps Aid FC Relations 3on Welton donates time to the advancement of FC as he works on the elethon. Peter Phelps Director of Publicity and Publications Part-Time Instructor of Journalism .• Mrs. Ford Hettich Director of Alumni Relations Mr. Nolan Fateley (right) presents Mr. Robert Coward, Head Librarian, with an addition to the FC library. Discovery 17 Directed To The Students Miss Sally Battin Director of Campus Center Noel C. Baker Vice President for Student Affairs, Dean of Student Life 18 Administration Bringing You the Men Who Count Robert VerSteeg Superintendent of Physical Plant Darren Westfall • ' ■ Manager, Saga Food Service Robert S. Baker, Director of Business Affairs Below: John Chiarotti, Vice President for Financial Affairs Robert Foster Assistant Director of Business Affairs CffflAATT Administration 19 Vifansi Graduates Ezekiel Vifansi, Resident Assistant and English Major, graduated midterm from Franklin to return to his home in Cameroon West Africa. Prior to his graduation Zeke was featured on TV, Channel 13 as the camera followed him through his daily classes. Here he is with Dean Richard Park. Below-Jan La- tella gets a shot off during a basketball game. Team members may receive credit for this activity. Gardner Ashley Assoc. Prof, of French M. A., University of Arizona Warner Bailey Ass ' t Prof, of Philosophy- Ph. D. Yale University Robert Bennett Religion Ass ' t Prof, of Art M. S. Winona State College Charles Cagle Ass ' t Prof, of Psychology Ph. D. University of Arkansas 20 Discovery ' % r I .J Activated Students Take Their Roles Penny Rader leads the class discussion in Major English Writers I on English Lyrics. Below-Birl Schilling happens upon Vip Hopson in a rather conspicu- ous studious habitat. Ruth Gallon Assoc. Prof, of Physical Education M. S. Butler University Robert F. Chupp Assoc. Prof, of Journalism Ex. Sec. IHSPA M. A. Indiana University Raymond Cowan Prof, of Physics M. S. Butler University Luigi Crispino Assistant Professor of Art M. A. Accademia di Bell Arti, Rome Discovery 21 Sometimes Discovery Learning Is In Above— Bruce Records observes opos- sums during his winter term animal behavior class. Right— Chrlsti Fields experiments in one of many lab courses. James R. Curry Assistant Professor of Biology Ph. D. University of Oklahoma Clark Oickerson Instructor of Biology M. A. Indiana University Joseph Doran Associate Professor of Sociology Ph. D. University of Notre Dame Sally Eagle Instructor of Spanish M. A. Spanish 22 Discovery Out-of-Way and Out-of-Book Places Above— Suzie Poland, whose work study job beats sitting at a desk, is mother to the greenhouse. Right— Arnie Reich and Bill Hayes found themselves in Mammoth Cave during their winter term spelunking course. Left top to bottom— Thomas Ehret, Associate Professor of English, Ph. D. University of Illinois; Leiand Erick- son. Professor of Education, Ed. D. University of Missouri; Stewart Faught, Professor of Physical Educa- tion, M. A. Indiana State University; Marjorie Gil key. Associate Professor of Education-Political Science, M. A. T. Indiana University. I ' M J m ' ' o jj H ' . • I 1 t j{ 1 L ■ hb 1 i w B Discovery 23 Karen Sturdy alertly applies the final touches to her masterpiece of sculp- ture. VIp Hopson teaches the fundamentals of wrestling to the younger set in the Joe Beam directs music for the people on WFCI-FM with his progressive soul local schools as a winter term project. and rock show. Joe is knowledgeable on the sixties and considers it to be his spe cialty. 24 Discovery The Lighter Side Of Concentration H. Richard Graham Associate Professor of English Ph. D. Temple University Joseph Height Professor of German Ph. D. University of California Nettie Hicks Part-time Instructor of Music M. M. Indiana University Samuel Hicks Assistant Professor of Music M. M. E. Indiana University Thomas Hodge Associate Professor of Chemistry M. S. University of Wisconsin Robert Holtjert Assistant Professor Political Science Ph. D. University of Arizona Rodney Hood Professor of Mathematics Ph. D. University of Wisconsin J. Thomas Howald Assistant Professor of Philosophy Ph. D. Pennsylvania State University Jenny Zink displays her skills at the dryer for photographic prints. Discovery 25 Creative Energy Is Unleashed Meditating over a cup of coffee in the Key, Gabriela vonStralendorff ponders the day ' s activities, or perhaps, daydreams. David Johnson Part-time Instructor of Sociology M. S. W. Tulane University Don Jones Part-time I nstructor of Economics Certified Public Accountant C. Barry Knisley Assistant Professor of Biology Ph. D. Rutgers University Virupaksha Kothandapani Assistant Professor of Psychology Ph. D. University of North Carolina George Launey Assistant Professor of Economics Ph. D. University of Arkansas Harold Lawson Instructor of Physical Education M. A. Indiana University 26 Discovery Above— The Cage was presented by former San Quentin prisoners. The actors had written the play, a picture of social ills and prison problems. Below— Rob Ingli , presented an ecological pop fantasia, collecting the material during days previous to the presentation on our campus. Left— Shirk Hall exhibits such inter- esting acrylic paintings such as this novelty. Discovery 27 Below: Tom Boyer experiments in one of his Chemistry Lab classes; Becky Stolz reviews the work of art of fellow students in Shirk Hall; Right: Mark Polomchek is one of the talented pianists who often sits and plays the grand piano inStott Hall Auditorium. Yu-Long Ling Instructor of Political Science Ph. D. Indiana University Robert Lovell Assistant Professor of Chemistry Ph. D. University of North Carolina Mary MacNiven Associate Professor of Theatre- Speech M.A. Northwestern University Myra McFadden Associate Professor Emeritus of Mathematics M.A. University of Michigan 28 Discovery [ Activity Reigns at FC The Journalism Department holds annual seminars with persons from the news media profession. The editor-in-residence program featured Mr. Richard Hainey from CHICAGO TODAY and the afternoon coffee seminars featured a series of various staffers from THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS; Below: Mr. Wendell Trogdon, City Edi tor. Journalism students were required to attend the programs and here Debbie Shaw (right) listens intently. The students kept the two hours moving with numerous questions and comments. Carole McKinney Instructor of Education-Psychology MS. Indiana University Glenda McKnight Assistant Professor of English M.A. University of Kentucky James McKnight Associate Professor of History Ph. D. University of Wisconsin Noel Marquis Instructor of Mathematics Director, Computer Center M.A. University of Utah Discovery 29 Beyond: Washington, France, Above: As a supplement to the art courses, Mrs. Yu-Long Ling skillfully demon- strates the art of Oragami. Below; Sandy Borthick takes time out from her semester in France to pose for this scenic picture. From top to bottom— Robert Mur- phy, Professor of Philosophy and Religion, M.A. University of Roch- ester; Paul Nugent, Assistant Profes- sor of Mathematics, Ed. D. University of Kentucky; Montell Ogdon, Pro- fessorial Lecturer in Economics, Ph. D. Columbia University; Alicia Pianca, Associate Professor of Span- ish, M.A. Radcliffe College k ' pa. 30 Discovery Germany, Japan From top to bottom— Daniel Poe, Assistant Professor of English, M.A. Univ. of California; Kenneth Prager, Instructor of History, M.A. Indiana Univ.; William Ritz, Assistant Profes- sor of History, M.A. University of Notre Dame; Doreen St. Clair, As- sistant Professor of Women ' s Physi- cal Education, MS. Indiana Univer- sity. Miss Jennifer Bean spent the year abroad in Germany. Hei poses on the knee of Karl Marx entire re she Miss Terry Skirvin spent a busy semester in Washington, D. C. this Spring Semester as the Political Science delegate to the Washington Semester Program. Here she and Victor Zacharie clown around before her departure. Discovery 3 1 Spring Brings Curriculum Changes Professors McKnight and Ritz leave the Key for a leisurely stroll in the rain back to the Gut. Donald Simonson Assistant Professor of Chemistry Ph. D. University of Michigan Gladys Swan Assistant Professor of English M.A. Claremont College Richard Swan Associate Professor of English M.A. University of Illinois Kenneth Swanson Instructor of Sociology M.A. Wichita State University Robert Toole Associate Professor of History Ph. D. University of Pennsylvania Edward Thompson Assistant Professor of Physical Education M. Ed. Georgia Southern University Thomas Till Assistant Professor of Economics Ph. D. University of Texas 1 Robert Trankle Associate Professor of Biology Ph. D. University of Iowa Thelma Tsismanakis Associate Professor of Education Ph. D. Indiana University 32 Discovery - S s ' ' X Vicco vonStralendorff Associate Librarian M.A. Indiana University Hester Coward Curator of Special Library Collections Alice Carr Assistant Librarian bove: Mindy Slack, a junior, has been accepted by Indiana University School of Wedicine for this coming school year, quite an honor. Below: Professors Doran jnd Launey (left to right) enjoy themselves at the Faculty Picnic held in Province ' ark. Above: Library staff: (left to right) Lois Phelps, supervisor of circulation; Rita Kemp, library assistant and Mary Galbreath, secretary. Below: Three students, Nathaniel Gibson, Monta Brown and David Bass (right, front to back) make their way through the confusing maze of Spring semester registration. Discovery 33 What I Learn Are The ART BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CHEMISTRY ECONOMIC ANALYSIS LEMENTARY EDUCATION ENGLISH ENGLISH-JOURNALISM EiNGLISH-THEATER FRENCH GERMAN HISTORY INDIVIDUALIZED STUDY Many Things I May Discover JOURNALISM-HISTORY JOURNALISM-POLITICAL SCIENCE MATHEMATICS PHILOSOPHY PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICS POLITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY RELIGION-HISTORY SOCIOLOGY SPANISH SPECIALIZED LIBERAL ARTS WINTER TERM PROJECTS wiaiMt i M i iii i v ■tr i32 ' i ' - ■■ ' mmmm- ' - mm iii ' DELTA DELTA DELTA Above— Front Row— Becky Faulkner, Christi Fields. Back Row— Laurel Can- non, Becky Gerbers, Sarah Hunton, Donna King, Debbi Brown. Below— Front Row-Annette Atkinson, Chris Anderson. Back Row— Terri Neale, Joni Beeler, Claudia Netherton, Sheila Moore. Right Above— Front Row— Susie Poland, Pat Cook. Back Row— Cindy Stillabower, Tricia Wheeler, Marcy Shanks, Donna Beeler. Right Below— Front Row-Zoe Ann Taylor, Jan Latella. Back Row- Diane Muth, Ram King, Sherry Ringer, and Debbie Manner. Not pictured— Peggy Thompson and Marcia Busenbark. 38 Creeks Annette Atkinson enjoys the Halloween Spread held in the Tri Delta rooms In her third year of cheering Donna Beeler faithfully supports the Grizzlies. Greeks 39 DELTA ZETA Above right: First row— Sue Sanderson, Debra Shaw, Joan Serverson. Second row— Lou Craig, Diana Cross, Jennie Zink, Diane Clements. Above left: First row— Sue Alexander, Anne Stewart, Gerri Rienzi. Second row— Penny Rader, Linda Vaughan, Roxanne Cooley. Below right: First row— Frances Otter, Sherry Slaton. Second row— Jackie Funke, Gretta Walters, Cindy Mason, Bill Kennedy. Not pictured— Jane Redicker, Joanie Field, Bev Allin. 40 Greeks Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus entertain at the annual DZ Christmas spread held In hon- or of the senior sisters. Gretta Walters and Jackie Funke do their thing. Celebrations, Friends, Buddies Involved in a myriad of activities, the women of Delta Zeta are active in both school and community activities. The DZ ' s collected a food basket and money for a needy family at Thanksgiving and also participated in the muscu- lar dystrophy drive. The chapter, along with the faculty, sponsored a wet-sponge-throw booth at Homecoming. They also participated in Flame Fantasy. The pledge class initiated the Turtle-of-the-Week with a huge stuffed turtle given to them by the CCD. Among their activities on cam- pus, the DZ ' s participated in yearbook, newspaper, cam- pus radio, cheerleading, RAB, Gold Quill, Laurels, Dramat- ic productions, Spanish Club, Choir, WRA varsity sports, SEA, PEM Club, Crescents, Little Sisters of Minerva, and Sisters of the Sword. DZ pledges perform with Peggy Wintzer, Delta Zeta field secretary. Miss Wintzer spent a few days with the women of Psi chapter. Greeks 41 Above— That ' s M. J.I Right— Outstanding pledge, Jackie Bean, is sold at a high price by auctioneer, Strawhat Ehret. Below— Two cuter Pi Phi coeds at a spread. 42 Greeks lu ? •- ?; - O c c f, CO 3 to a= I ' i 2 O .E DC 3 £ ' I ' _I .-S m n 0) w = .-- loD 3 5 .2; w .2; 5 i. u - = Q £ C I- 0) SS -C - -o o 111 E nS oj D — 5 a S; • -■ -8. ■ sf - S w 7 s -S € .2  ■C c o o D —I S CQ -) D a Ph Greeks 43 ZETA TAU ALPHA Above right: Front row: Karen Edwards, Kathy Krieger. Back row: Linda Nalle, Jan Baer, Diane Ison, Beclcy Fee, Kathy Jacltson. Middle right: Front row: Beclcy Stolz, Emily Balzano. Back row: Robbie Rich, Brenda Snyder, Sue Eldon, B. J. Richmann, Emily Andrews. Below right: Sue Nally, Cathy Shaw, Mary Jo McClelland. Below Left: Front Row: Sandy Jones, Melissa Miller. Back row: Debbie Kuehn, Jody Staples, Penny Nail, Ann Zinz, Linda Schiesser. 44 Greeks Above left: Jan Baer and Becky Hoffman portray Mrs. Patriotic and the Devil at the annual Zeta Halloween Spread. Below left: Pledges Becky Stolz and Sandy Mellen lend a helping hand putting the lights on the Christ- mas tree during the tree trimming party. Above: The lobby of Elsey Hall pro- vided the sight for a pumpkin carving contest sponsored by the Zetas. The pumpkins were later donated to Gateway. Greeks 45 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Early in September, Lambda Chi Alpha hosted the annual Watermelon Bust. Students participated in games and ate watermelon. Directed by Brother Mark Murray, the Christmas party for the underprivileged children of Franklin was highlight- ed by the appearance of Santa Claus and the distribution of gifts collected by fraternity members. Raids on Elsey Hall in the fall found Lambda Chi ' s com- ing back with four doors. A fee of $10 was charged to each sorority to get their door back. The money collected was donated to the Gateway Learning Center. Continuing a tradition of past years, the active chapter combined forces to humiliate the pledges in the pledge-ac- tive football game by a score of 55-0. Left: Helping fill sandbags to dam up Hurricane Creek, John Essex was among countless F. C. students who helped in the search for Tony Hauck.Top: Relax- ing after an evening of working out in the gym, Chris Meehan tosses darts while Terry Ruszkowski looks on. Above: Participating in one of the games at the Lambda Chi Watermelon Bust, Dana Coddington hands off a watermelon to an on-charging Jeff Adams. 46 Greeks Above: Lambda Chi Alpha Actives— Front Row: Dana Coddington, Scott IVIcCluckie, Mike Scott, Jim Saunders, lUlark Murray, Spencer Maus, Second Row: Jim Lonczak, Tom O ' Connor, Dave Lyon, Chris Meehan, Jim Gailaway, Paul DePass, Bob Feemster, Brian Dorris. Below: Lambda Chi Alpha Pledges— Front Row: Andy Henderson, Warren Downin, Rick Lintner, Otto Zwingo, Barri V. Bonz, Phill Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Mark Axelberg, Andy Albano, Second Row: Bob Wolf, John Essex, Terry Ruszkowski, Tom Derrico, Gary Venable, Joe Spaulding. Greeks 47 PHI DELTA THETA Top picture. Back: Ken Sutton, Lyman Benner, Barry Watts, Dan Wagner, Mike Bottom Picture, Back: Keith Thompson, Greg Phillips, Keith Fiedler, Tim Mes- Payne. IVIiddle: Tom Beyer, Dan Fell, Jeff Lustick, Bob Thomas. Front: Chris ser. Bill Bollier, Dan Moore. Front: B. J. Quigley, Greg Rice, Stu Mathis. Grauel, Jim Cooper. 48 Greeks Top picture, back: Tim Thomas, Dan Helm, Scott Seright, Louis Mohr, Phil Wag- oner. Front: Bill Smith, Dave Broshears, Bob Wampler, Steve Teets. Bottom left picture: The brothers stand gaping in the middle of the street. Bottom right picture: Mick Fiorini boasts his watermelon prize. Greeks 49 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON From top to bottom— Seated— Mark McElwain, Tom Pompano, Doug Hobbs, Steve Fowler. Standing-Dan Henthorne, Mike Wisiy, IVIark Cohen, Kirk Miller. Seated-Dave Lett, Joe Bath, Jim Combs, Bill Brasaemle. Standing-Kent Tres- slar, Don Hunton, Dave Abel. Seated-Jim Griggs, Mrs. Schnellenburg, Mark Messick. From top to bottom-Seated-Don May, Bob Heuchan, Bob Claxton, Steve Brovwn. Standing— John Auld, Tom Molello, Tom Martin, Tom Wilson, Denny Merk. Seated— Charlie Hadley, Jay Wycliff, Jay Hunsuck er, Bob Weiss. Standing- Steve Gonzenbach, Terry Nash. Seated— Hal Nelson, Ray Manley, Bob Butt, Mike Heppner. Seated— Jim Wedding, Gary Cooper. SO Greeks Above left— Seated— Tom Gloeckler, Steve Ferguson, Louie Goss, Frank Van- zo. Standing— Don May, Gregg Happe, Dan Fawcett. Left— Bob Weiss takes time to relax between classes. Above— Steve Gonzenbach and Don May return to the style of the ' 50 ' s while playing for a sorority party. Below— and of course, Louie Goss . . . FRANKLIN INDEPENDENT WOMEN Top: Peg Shidaker, Pam Davis, Paula Sorbello, Cathy Rosick, Phyllis Barnett, Debbie Booker. Above: Front row: Connie McKinney, Denise Johnson, Second Row: Barb Eckman, Pam Truax, Peg Ott, Denise Kennedy. Not pictured: Barb Wells, Cathy Roderick, Diane Smiler, Barb Morris, Sherry Stephenson, P. J. Middleton, Becky Lev- ell, Paula Wood, Renee Walters, Susan Miles. 52 Franklin Independent Women Above left: Peg Shidaker registers for her first semester of classes at Franklin. Below left; Phyllis Barnett begins the task of unpacking and getting settled for another year at F. C. Above right: Pam Truax celebrates and relaxes to the music at a popular pizza parlor. Franklin Independent Women 53 Above: Panhellenic Council: Front Row: Miss Browning, advisor; Diane Ison, iVlrs. Bailey, advisor. Back Row: Terri Neale, Christi Fields, Rosemary Yant, Annie Stewart, Ellen Dethlefs, Jan Baer. Below: Junior Panhellenic Council: Seated: Pann King, Marcy Shanks, Susie Hamilton, Jo Serverson, Frances Otter, Diane Clements. Standing: Melissa Miller, Sue Eldon, Laurie Hudson, Ann Helm, Cathy Shaw. 54 Panhellenic IFC Panhellenic, IFC Boost Greek Spirit Above: Inter-Fraternity Council: Seated: Steve Fisher, Dave Lett, Lonnie Boyce, Jay Hunsucker, Jeff Lustick. Back Row: Dan Moore, Dean Baker, advisor; Jim Wedding, Mick Fiorini, Paul DePass, Tom Gloeckler, Chris Meehan, Jim Lonczak. Left: Brenda Snyder learns the true meaning of sisterly and brotherly love as she is helped Into the creek at Horseshoe Camp on Spring Fever Day. Panhellenic IFC 55 Little Sister Groups Help Fraternities Little Sisters of Minerva include: Donna Beeler, Maxine Kersey, Jan Frye, Ellen Papunen, Janet Broadhead, Sheila Moore, Becky Smith, Sue Alexander, Penny Rader, and Jennie Zink. Bottom: Chris Meehan, Brian Dorris, Charlie Hadley, and Warren Downin, prepare to throw Crescent member Jackie Funke into Sugar Creek at the Raft Race. 56 Greeks Crescents— seated, left to right— Sandy K. Jones, Pat Cook, Jo Serverson, Cathy Shaw, Jackie Funke. Second Row— Brenda Snyder, Linda Brown, Judy Trow- bridge, Annette Atkinson, Debbie Shaw, Becky G. Level!, Joanie Field. Third Row— Peggy-ann Moore, Sandy Jones, Diane Clements, Anne Stewart, Bev Allin. Not pictured— Maggie Boyce, Ellen Bailey, Jan Latella, Robbie Rich, Linda Schies- ser, Tracy Richmond. Sisters of the Sword— First Row-Vickie Ford, Zoe Taylor, Diane Zeller. Second WInstead, Nancy Row— Merry Martin, Debbie Kuehn, Terri Neale, Cindy Stillabower, Marcia Christi Fields. Busenbark, Susan Poland, Pam King, Laurel Cannon, Not pictured: Jeanne Lindley, Alberta Hohn, Roxanne Cooley, B. J. Kichmann, Creeks 57 FRANKLIN INDEPENDENT MEN Above: Franklin Independent Men: Front Row: Dennis Shelton, Bill Kaminski, Joseph Bacorn, Miss Eagle, advisor. Back Row: Malcom Turner, John Dickerson, Joe Beam. Right: Masquerade party? No, its ' just Spanky in another one of his fine theatrical characterizations. 58 Franklin Independent Men Left: Pi Phi ' s Linda Hoss, Bonnie Barmak, Ellen Papunen, Rosemary Yant, and Tri-Delt Jan Latella enjoy the benefits of Spring Fever Day. Below Left: Phi Delt B. J. Quigley is engrossed in song. Below Right: SAE ' s illustrate their winning Raft Race style. Greeks Participate in Spring Activities Creeks 59 Something Old, Something New, 1972 Homecoming Queen and Court— seated on the ground— Dixie Young, Unaffiliate; Karen Edwards, ZTA; seated on bench. Queen Rosemary Yant, Jim Graham, chairman of the Homecoming committee conducts queen elections. PBP; Marcia Busenbark, DDD; and standing. Dee Arnette, Unaffiliate; Maria Kennedy, FIW; and Joanie Field, DZ. Candidates were voted upon by all stu- dents. 60 Homecoming Casey Kelly opened the Saturday night concert for Loggins and Messina. ' Sue Sanderson takes a sponge in the face for a quarter. She participated In the Delta Zeta-Faculty carnival booth. An Everchanging Tradition We Call Slathaniel Gibson is the cotton candy man in one of the many carnival booths set ip for the amusement of the many alumni and students. Homecoming Homecoming 61 The Drunkard Recreates the Past In the closing scenes, with the family restored by the reformed father ' s return home, Jackie Bean, Mrs. Middleton; Dennis Swick, Mr. Middleton; and Babs Car- penter, Julia sing in absolute joy at the restoration. 62 Fall Drama Joseph Spanky Bacorn as villain. Law- yer Cribbs appeared in and out of the jcenery. THE DRUNKARD; OR THE FALLEN SAVED a moral domestic drama Intermission Music by The Franklin College Keys Mrs. Wilson Val Rae Anderson Mary Wilson Jacqueline Bean Lawyer Cribbs Joseph Bacorn Edward Middleton Dennis Swick Miss Spindle Joyce Kramer William Philip Wagoner Agnes Francis Ottei Mr. Johnson J. Spencer Maus Patience Roxanne Cooley Sam Gates Lonnie Boyce The Wedding Party . . . Derrick Thomas, Connie Allen, Stephen Green, Rebecca Levell, Marc Morlan, Judy Trowbridge, Helen Kunkle Farmer Stevens J. Spencer Maus Innkeeper Nathanial Gibson 1st, 2nd Loafers Bryce Hall, Marc Morlan Julia Babs Carpenter 3rd Loafer Derrick Thomas The Franklin Crowd . . . Denise Kennedy, Helen Kunkle, Judy Trowbridge, Derrick Thomas, Bryce Hall Policeman Stephen Green Boy Rebecca Levell Mr. Rencelaw Nathanial Gibson Director Mary E. MacNiven Stage Manager Val Rae Anderson Asst. Stage Manager Helen Kunkle Piano Music Mrs. Nettie Hicks Production Heads Set: Pat Nelson, Tony Bankos Costumes: Denise Kennedy, Barbara Carpenter Properties: Sue Sanderson Lights: Lonnie Boyce Publicity: Dennis Swick House: June Maple liss Spindle played by Joyce Kramer grimaces for the audience quite deiiberate- y. Her costume was one of the many very authentic looking properties. Old Mrs. Wilson was portrayed quaintly by assistant director, Val Rae Ander- son. And Present? Fall Drama 63 Four Nights of Hedda Gabler ; Females Double-cast Roxanne Cooley played opposite Joel Applegate in the roles of Hedda Gabler and Ejlert Luvborg. Paula Sorbello played the second round of performances. She is pictured with Dennis Swick as Tesman and Judy Trowbridge as Aunt Juliana. 64 Spring Drama Each production requires very detailed behind the scenes work as Rick Miller would verify. Left— Joseph Spanky Bacorn is a familiar Franklin stage name. He portrayed the unscrupulous Judge Brack. HEDDA GABLER GEORGE TESMAN Dennis Swick MRS. HEDDA GABLER TESMAN Roxanne Cooley Paula Sorbello MISS JULIANE TESMAN Joyce Kramer Judy Trowbridge MRS.THEA RYSING ELVSTED Rebecca Levell Karen Starr JUDGE BRACK Joseph Bacorn EJLERT LOVBORG Joel Applegate BERTE Connie Allen Frances Otter Departmental Assistants: Connie Allen, Lonnie Boyce, Denise Kennedy. Assistants to the Director and Stage Managers: Nathaniel Gibson and Jackie Bean. Production Manager: Connie Allen. Set Construction: Connie Allen; Scene Painting: Connie Allen; Properties: Richard Miller, Susan Sanderson; Costumes: Denise Kennedy; Make-up: Rebecca Levell; Lighting: Lonnie Boyce; Publicity: Spencer Maus, Dennis Swick; House: June Maple. Spring Drama 65 Interests Fulfilled by Many Clubs Above: Martial Arts: Front Row: Jack Peterson, Tran Trong Dong, Dr. Yu-Longi Ling, Andy Hogh. Second Row: Michele Tuoti, IVlatt Young (high school), Vic Zacharie, Bob Garick. Third Row: Alan Tamshen, Julie (Whiteland), IVIartyi Faust, John Essex, Ann (Whiteland). Back Row: Carl Bushman, Frank Sansone, Bob Becht. Below: Black Student Union: Front Row Seated: Ramona Burns, Pam Davis, Hosea White. On Steps: Derrick Anderson, Francette Kennedy, Eric Calvin, George Carter, Steve Smith. Standing, Front: Marcus Mims, Lee Alex- ander. On Porch: Adrianne Martin, Derrick Thomas, Phyllis Barnett, Bill Allen, Denise Johnson, Ron Hollowell, Walter Jones, Bobby Braggs, Chino Aneke. 66 Clubs Top, French Club; Ann Zinz, Penny Nail, Chuck Denny, Bryce Hall, Barbara Carpenter, Pham Tuong Dung, Prof. Gardner Ashley, and Jackie Bean. Middle, International Club— Front Row— Prof. Robert Bennett, Mrs. Robert Bennett, Prof. Robert Murphy, Prof. Gardner Ashley, Dr. Virupaksha Kothandapani, Second Row— Bill Allen, Chino Aneke, Desta Gebeyehou, Pham Tuong Dung, Margaret Ngangana, As er Bekele, and Julius Obadina. Lett, Spanish Club— Seated-Penny Lovell and Kathy Krieger. Standing— Elaine Wilson, Ann Zinz, Miss Sally Eagle, Connie Baker, and Anita Miller. Unity 67 Student Entertainment Board— Front Row— left to right— Vic Zacharie, Vip Hop- son, Steve Cohen, Sya Dertouzes. Bacl Row— Linda Schiesser, James Graham, Emily Andrews, and Dean Byron Waterman. Resident Assistants— Front Row— left to right-James Graham, Miss Pam Brown- ing, Assistant Dean of Student Life, Vip Hopson. Linda Vaughn, Emily An- drews, Randy Hindman, Bruce Records, JoAnn Anderson, Patricia Wheeler, Back Row— Dan Stroebel, Chuck Moser, Debbie MacNab, Diane Smiler, Bryce Hall, Zeke Vifansi. Not pictured— Dennis Swick, Linda Schiesser. 68 Student Government Student Government For Fun, Counsel, A Better Home, A Voice — Sometimes Resident Hall Council— Front Row— left to right- Paula Wood, Dixie Young, Row— Emily Balzano, Barb Eckman, Derrick Anderson, Debbie Booker, Jackie Delia Davis, Larry Edmond, Terry Skirvin, Sya Dertouzos, Kay Johnson. Second Funke. Back Row and standing— Arnie Reich, Miss Pann Browning, Kevin Leach, and President Max Bassler. Student Congress— seated— left to right— Diane Smiler, Lonnie Boyce, Tess Todd, Debbie Booker, Malcom Turner, Ken Fields, Sheila Moore and Sandy Deem, Jay Wickliff. Standing— Dean of Students, Noel Baker, Jeff Lustick, Zuroff. Steve Cohen, Jeff Procter, Kevin Leach, Phillip Powell, Birl Schilling, Cathy Student Government 69 Students, Faculty Participate in Music Above-Pep Band— Front Row— Na- thaniel Gibson, David Miller, Vicki Dyer, Joanne Barber. Second Row- Peggy Moore, Ron Hollowell, Dan Wheeler, Connie Baker, Mark Herzog. Standing— Clifton Shoultz, Ramona Burns, and Prof. Sam Hicks. Concert Choir— Below— seated— left to right- David Hay, Mark Morlan, Bruce Mer- rick, Bev Fuller, Dan Strobel, Rich- ard Fagg, Joel Applegate, Dennis Swick, Nathaniel Gibson. Standing- Jacqueline Bean, Pam Truax, Chino Aneke, Jody Staples, Debbie Booker, Denise Kennedy, Terri HIers. Back Row-Prof. Sam Hicks, Jacqueline Good, and Joyce Kramer. 70 Choirs The Keys— Front Row— Phil Wagoner. Second Row— Derrick Anderson, Joseph Bacorn. Third Row— Bev Fuller, Dean Richard Park, Mr. Vicco vonStralen- dorff, Prof. Sam Hicks, Dr. Warner Bailey, Dennis Swick, and Dan Strobel. Be- low—The Gathering— Seated, left to right— Nathaniel Gibson, Richard Fagg, Bruce Merrick. Second Row— Jody Staples, Terri Hiers, ValRae Anderson. Standing— Jacqueline Good, Joel Applegate, Dennis Swick, Dan Strobel, and Joyce Kramer. Choirs 71 Publications Capture FC Student Life 1972-73 FRANKLIN STAFF Em Andrews Vicki Ford Jane Redicker Noren Lush Dee Arnette Tom Hale Arnie Reich Steve Clendenning Phyllis Barnett Ron Hollowell Debbie Shaw Don Welton Ray Campisi Sandy Jones Peggy Shidaker Kathy Krieger Steve Cohen Abby Kirby Terry Skirvin Merry Martin Lou Craig Marcus Mims Judy Trowbridge Tom Gloeckler Kenny Fields Jeff O ' Brien Sandy Zuroff Vern Biederman Above Franklin Editors-Front Row— Terry Skirvin, Society; Rhonda Robert- son, CoDV Editor; Second Row— Phil Kresler, Photographer; Tom Cirigliano, Editor; Vic Zacharie, Managing Editor; Peg Markwalter, Business Manager. Not pictured, Lavonne Strachman. Copy Editor; Skip Nordstrom, Sports. Right Co-editors of this year ' s Apogee, Dianna Matlosz and Sheila Casey, ex- amine copy and art work for the student literary magazine. 72 Publications 1972-73 ALMANACK STAFF 1 Bill Lowe Claudia Fischer Phil Kresler Babs Carpenter John Essex Laurel Cannon Sue Sanderson Sara Hunton Mark Wagner Marie Pham Dawson Smith Sue Vest Robert Amos Vicki Ford Dan Fawcett Debbie MacNab David Lett Dianna Matlosz Larry Martin Ann Helm Gregg Happe Penny Nail Ellen Papunen Joanie Field Diane Muth Jackie Funke Brad McKnight Karen Edwards Gary Cooper Sue Eldon Billie Kennedy Karen Leaf Debbie Palmer Becky Fee Karen Sturdy Joanne Barber Almanack Editors— Front row— Linda Schiesser, Co-editor; Derrick Thomas, Sports. Second row— Joel Applegate, Sports; Rhonda Robertson, Co-editor; San- dy Jones, Organizations. Third row— Don May, Advertising; Reed Groban, Facul- ty. 1972-73 Apogee Staff— Front row— left to right— Merry Martin, Bev Fuller, Judy Trowbridge. Second row— Maria Kennedy, Elaine Wilson. Third row— Karen Stur- dy, Sheila Casey, Co-editor. Not pictured are Dianna Matlosz, Co-editor; Steve Cohen, Louis Goss, Phil Smith, Rich Delph, and Tony Bankos. Publications 73 orpopapie, Above— Women in Communication- Seated left to right— Peg Markwalter, and LaVonne Strachman. Standing- Rhonda Robertson, Emily Andrews, and Linda Schiesser. Above- Right— Who ' s Who— Front row left to right- Mike Rolland, Jane Jakoubek, Con- nie Baker, Jean Campbell, Sheila Ca- sey. Back Row- Robert Robinette, Bob Lovell, Zeke Vifansi, Dong Trong Tran. Right-Chi Beta Phi- Front Row left to right-Sheila Ca- sey, Ann Zinz, Connie Baker. Second Row — Greg Rice, Jean Campbell, Mindy Slack. Third Row— Dr. Mahar- ry, Robert Robinette, Professor Cow- an, Bruce Records. 74 Honoraries Alpha Phi Gamma-Seated— left to right— Tom Cirlgliano and Rhonda Robertson. Standing — Emily An- drews, Phil Kresler, Linda Schiesser, and Peg Markwalter. Gold Quill— Laurels— Front Row— left to right- Karen Sturdy, Christi Fields, Jean Penley. Second Row— Emily An- drews, Connie Baker, Debbie Bohm. Last Row— Sandy Jones, Rhonda Robertson, Linda Schiesser, Sheila Casey, Barb Otte, Marcia Busenbark, Ann Zinz, Jackie Funke, and Brenda Snyder. Blue Key— Lancers— Front- left to right— Max Bassler, Tom Boy- er. Second Row— Bob Lovell, Bob Weiss, Charles Hadley, Jay Wickliff, Greg Rice. Standing— Tom O ' Connor, Dan Moore, Bob Thomas, Steve Gon- zenbach. Honoraries 75 Student Leaders Enjoy Their Thing Above: Phi Alpha Theta: Robbie Rich, LaVonne Strachman, Rich Delph, Debbie Palmer, Debbie MacNab, Mick Fiorini, Bonnie Barmak, Pat Madison, and Chris Meehan. Below: Theta Alpha Phi: Prof. Mary MacNiven, Joel Rod- kin, J. Spencer Maus, Joseph Bacorn, and Prof. Sam Hicks. Left: Religious Leaders on Campus: Debbie Bevins, Bob Ward, Tim Muterspaugh, and Elaine Wilson. 76 Unity Left: Student-Faculty Court: Front Row: Dave McGregor, Marilyn DeCoursey, Back Row: Prof. Harold Lawson, Prof. Glenda McKnight, Prof. David Maharry, and Derrick Anderson. Below: Student Court: Christ! Fields, Tom O ' Connor, Jay Hunsucker, Debbie Brown, Tess Deem, Lyman Benner, June Maple, Annette Atkinson. Not pictured: Monica Chamberlain. Unity 77 Above: A willing victim enjoys the flavor of a delicious cream pie in the Cancer Marathon Pie Throw. Right: Phi Omega Phi radio honorary members: June Maple, Vic Zachari, Dianna Matlosz, and Steve Clendenning. Clubs Serve Campus, Community Members of the Debate Team are, seated: Keith Hal lam, Joe Mona- chino, Mr. Prager, Mrs. Prager, Joel Rodkin. Standing: Sandy Borthick, Pete Swenson, Phil Pappas, Monica Chamberlain, John Mannion. 78 Organizations Above left: Chemistry Club, front: Peggyann Moore. Second Row: Bruce Records, Mindy Slack, Annette Atkinson, Prof. Robert Lovell. Third Row: Don Woebberking, David Pen- ley, Jean Penley, Ann Wolf. Back Row: Tom Boyer. Above right: Stu- dent Education Association officers: P. J. Middleton, Connie Baker, Jean Campbell. Not pictured: Connie McKinney. Left: Circle K: Front Row: Laurie Hudson, Jackie Bean, Jan Frye. Back Row: Mr. Darrel Westfall, advisor; Mike Wisley, Dave Abel, Brian Dorris, Steve Gonzen- bach, Ray Manley. Organizations 79 Above left: Ken Fields, activities. Queen Laurie Hudson, Pi Beta Phi, happily accepts trophy from Above right: Laurie then began her reign over annual May Sing Above: Smiling faces and colorful outfits characterize the women of Zeta Tau Alpha as they Make Their Own Kind of Music. Right: Winners of the 1973 May Sing competition were Delta Zeta sorority and Franklin ' s independent men. 80 May Sing Far left: Singer David Bromberg highlighted this year ' s Spring Week- end concert. Left: Splash!! A Frank- lin College co-ed takes a refreshing dip in the creek on Spring Fever Day which kicked off an exciting Spring Weekend. May Sing, Concert Accent Spring Organizations battled against each other in order to attain a Raft Race victory with SAE winning again. Spring Weekend 81 Ground will be broken for the new Physical Education Building (Field- house) in September or early Fall, President Haines announced at Commencement. The building (shown above in the model) will complete the Campus Center Complex. The Fieldhouse to be built south of the Center will be named the William and Clarice Spurlock Fieldhouse who gave a major gift endowing the operation and maintenance of the building. In accordance with the wishes of the late Truman Hoover ' 24 and his wife, Mildred ' 23, major donors to the proposed building, the complex was named the Ell Lilly Campus Center. Above: Brad McKnight, class president leads in the class in the degree ceremony. Right: Rich Delph, complete with cap and gown, has bike, will travel. Above: Commencement speaker. Dr. Eugene Beesley, president of Lilly Endowment Foundation. Left: President Haines presents Trong Dong Tran, gradu- ating Summa Cum Laude, his diploma. Commencenient: An End A Beginning Class of 1973 Above: John Fox, alumni association president, welcomes class at Honors Day ceremonies. Left: Apprehensive graduating seniors (left to right) Don Walton, Patricia Wheeler, David Wimmer listen to the speaker. Adam Smith Is In the background. Commencement 83 Blood, SAE ' s Dominate League Competition Blood ' s John Poindexter tries to block a shot by Jeff Brown of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Lannbda Chi Warren Downin strives hard for a touchdown in a contest with the Trogs. 84 tntramurals Blood Football champs kneeling (left to right) Lee Alexander, George Carter, Marcus Mims and Steve Smith. Standing are: Bobby Braggs, Ron Hollowell, John Poindexter, Ken Fields, Derrick Anderson, and Eric Calvin. Football and basketball dominated the intramural pro- gram during the fall and winter months. Both sports were dominated by two teams, the SAE ' s and Blood, the Black Student Union team. The S.A.E. ' s captured the A league basketball crown and was second in football while Blood captured the football championship and was runner-up in basketball. The league had so many teams enter the foot- ball and basketball competition that it had to be divided into three sections, compared to last year ' s two. The pro- gram was conducted by Clark Dickerson. Donald Wheeler and Zeke Vlfansi had the same Idea in a game of soccer. Intramurals 85 SAE ' s Capture Athletic Trophy MEN ' S INTRAMURALS Sport Winner A League Football Blood B League Football Faculty Golf Faculty Singles Tennis Faculty— Dr. Knisley Team Tennis Dean Park, Mr. Marquis, Dr. Knisley Doubles Tennis SAE Volleyball PDT A League Basketball . . . SAE B League Basketball Hawks C League Basketball SAE Ping Pong Singles Faculty— Dr. Ling Ping Pong Doubles Faculty— Dr. Ling, Phil Heller Softball SAE Track and Field PDT Pool Independent Men Intramural Athletic Trophy: SAE ! i Top Right: SAE Tom Wilson scoops up another hot liner. Bottom Right: Darrell Lewis lines up bat and ball as outfield anticipates results of the swing. 86 Men ' s I ntramurals Intramurals Men ' s Intramurals 87 The Grizzly offensive line blocks Ashland defenders in the extra point attempt. These linemen are Randy Racine (72) and Boro Lalich (52). Record breaking quarterback, senior Phil Powell shrugs off a would-be tackier. Franklin ' s Gary Cooper shows Grizzly power as he tackles an Ashland Eagle in the season opener. The loss to Ashland, 14-7, was the only season loss. 88 Football F.C. Participates In National Playoffs 1972 Football Team— Front row— left to right— Assistant Coach P. Heller, B. Bollier, J. Graver, S. Gonzenbach, D. Penley, F. Vanzo, R. Racine, F. Knue, P. Powell, B. Lalich, J. Cooper, D. Wagner, R. Doyle. Second row— Coach Faught, J. Bath, T. Martin, L. Edmon, C. Hadley, G. Cooper, S. Welchans, K. Fiedler, K. Thompson, B. Zerr, G. Pate, J. Hunsucker, M. McClure. Third row— Assistant Coach R. Flecker, J. Jackson, T. Reese, T. Ruszkowski, S. Harris, B. Becht, R. Kepley, D. Lyon, C. Nicholson, J. Johnson, D. Husek, T. Millspaugh, T. Thom- as. Back row— Coach H. Lawson, Coach J. Chiarotti, Assistant Coach T. Haus- wald, K. Andrews, M. McElwain, G. Phillips, T. Messer, M. Wisley, J. Wagner, R. Martinez, R. Amos, B. Essenburg, and S. Fowler. Tom Martin rushes for valuable inches in the National Playoff contest against Northwestern of Iowa. The final score was Northvuestern 13, Franklin 6. Football 89 Sophomore Terry Nash boots the ball in a fourth down situation against I. C. Sophomore Mike McClure (38) maneuvers around Franklin blockers Dave Penley (64), Keith Thompson (65) and Francis Knue (55) on ground. Keith Fiedler, 5 ' 9 Junior (24) attempts to avoid an imminent disaster in the Homecoming triumph over Taylor, 13-10. 90 Football Sophomores Larry Edmond and Brian Essenburg join in force to taclcle a Taylor Trojan. The Grizzlies won 13-10. Football An 8-2 season ' s record. National Playoff semi-final par- ticipant, and a tie for fourth place in the National small college polls-— These were the achievements of Coach Red Faught and the 1972 Football squad. Coach Faught also was named to the NAIA Hall of Fame. Paced by Ail-American honorable mention Phil Powell and ten other seniors, the Grizzlies won eight consecutive contests including a close Homecoming triumph over Tay- lor after losing to an undefeated Ashland team in the sea- son ' s opener. In the Division II Semi-final playoff game, the Grizzlies met an undefeated team from Northwestern (Iowa) and were beaten in a close contest, 13-6. Grizzlies Steve Gonzenbach (56) and Francis Knue (55) rush hard for a tackle in the NAIA Playoff semi-final encounter with Northwestern. Football 91 fiiifiiiieiiiiiMtw Franklin cross country runners start in a rather haphazard position as the long race begins. The grizzlies were the victors in this dual meet at home against Marian College of Indianapolis. The harriers finished with a 7-5 season. Front row— left to right— Tim Nelson, Bob Lake, Birl Schilling and Jim Pierce. Back row— left to right— Coach Noel Marquis, David Lutton, David Droddy, Mon- te Pursifull and Ron Winlnger. Not pictured— Dan Stamm. 92 Cross Country Grizzly Harriers Garner 7-5 Record Led by Freshman Dave Droddy of Jeffersonville, the 1972 Cross Country team recorded the school ' s second winning season in its history. Coach Marquis ' harriers finished with a 7-5 marl which is second only to the 1965 team ' s 7-4 season. The best time over the five-mile course was a 25:43 made by Dave Droddy in the Big Little State Finals meet. That run earned Droddy an individual fifth place out of 18 schools in participation. The team finished third in the NAIA District 21 meet and eighth in the Earlham Relays. The exclusively underclassmen team will be return- ing in its entirety next year. Grim determination is marked on the face of Grizzly harrier Birl Schilling. Runners Dave Lutton and Ron Wininger pace each other in Marian meet. Cross Country 93 Grizzly Cagers Make Trip to the District Finals Defense played an important role In the 1972-73 season. Freshman John Albright tries to stop a Manchester player. Senior forward Mike Holcomb jumps high for a rebound against Manchester. MIKE HOLCOM BOB LOVE, LOVIS The 1972-73 Varsity Basketball Team-from left to right-(seated) Bob Heuchan, John Albright, Tom Tudor, Clovis Stinson, Mark Garriott, Dan Fell, and Larry Hackett. Standing-Bob Walters, Steve Dietz, Dan Helm, Scott Seright, Dan Moore, Mike Holcomb, and Bob Dine. 94 Basketball The 1972-73 Junior Varsity Basketball team (left to right) Dave Broshears, Tom Tudor, Larry Hackett, Bill Thompson, Bob Heuchan, Steve Dietz, Derek Thomas, Gary Krager, Bob Dine, and Coach Bob Lovell. Senior All-Star guard Dan Fell makes one of his patented moves as Freshman Scott Seright moves in to help in the St. Joseph game. Left— Steve Dietz goes high for a tip in the victory over Manchester. Right- Dan Helm, high scoring sophomore forward, tnkes a jump shot in St. Joe loss. The 1972-73 edition of Grizzly basketeers, under Coach Ed Thompson earned the distinction of being the number one independent team in the state of Indiana. The Grizzlies finished with a 14-1 1 record bowing out in the championship game of the N.A.I.A. District 21 Finals to Hanover. The team also won runner-up honors in the 1972 Red Cedar Classic Tourney held at the University of Wiscon- sin—Stout. FC was defeated in the title contest by the host school 66-63, but Senior Dan Fell was named the MVP of the tourney. The team will lose three players, Dan Fell, Clovis Stinson, and Mike Holcomb, via gradu- ation. The Junior Varsity record was 7-4. Basketball 95 Butch ' s Ironmen Take Districts; Send Four To NAIA Finals Senior Mick Fiorini who finished with a 14-7 record attempts a take down. Arnie Brown, district titlist in the 126 pound class, tries for an unusual pin. Members of the 1973 District 21 Wrestling champs (left to right) kneeling: Kirk Miller, Arnie Brown, Vip Hopson, Mick Fiorini, and Stan Worthington. Standing: Mike Heppner, Larry Janes, Max Bassler, Dennis Merk, and Kevin Kane. 96 Wrestling Grizzly heavyweight wrestler Larry Janes is shown in this double exposure going for a pin and being named the victor. Janes finished with a 22-1-0 record. The NAIA District 21 championship, the Franklin tourney channpionship, a 29-2-1 record and four indi- vidual berths to the NAIA wrestling finals were the fruits of success enjoyed by the 1972-73 Grizzly wrestling team. Coached by Harold Butch Lawson and Assistant Jim Graham the team also won the Little State tourney title and was runner-up in the Indiana Central tourney. Franklin which placed all of its men in the final matches of the District championship meet had four champs in Arnie Brown, (126 lb.), Mike Heppner (177 lb.), Kevin Kane (190 lb.), and Larry Janes (Heavyweight). District champ in the 190 pound category. Junior Kevin Kane struggles with his DePauw counterpart for control of the match. Kane had an 18-3 record. Wrestling 97 k • r A ' ■ ' V i 3  ' v Above: Track Team: Front Row: Coach John Chiarotti, Jim Taaffe, Don May, Mike Kelly, Tom Derrico, Francis Knue, Coach Red Faught. Second Row: Tim Nelson, Dee Van Camp, Tom Martin. Steve Harris, Keith Fiedler, Mark Klene. Third Row: Dave Droddy, Bob Lake, Monte Pursifull, Gary Pate, Darrell Lewis. Fourth Row: Al Tamshen, Bob Feemster, Greg Phillips, Rick Martinez, Ken Andrews, Dan Helm. Fifth Row: Warren Downin, Mike McClure, Dave Lyon, Steve Welchans, Jack Asher. Below: Golf Team: Front Row: John Mannion, Art Beer, Bob Claxton. Back Row: Greg Happe, Bob Murphy. Coach Noel Marquis, Jeff Lewis, Alex Cannon. 98 Golf Track Tennis Team: Front Row: Bill Smith, Jim Royce, Stu Mathis, Bruce Johnson. Back Row: Coach Ed Thompson, Jay Wici liff, Dave Broshears, Bob Walters. Freshman Bob Walters displays skill and coordination as he competes in a tennis match. Tennis 99 Above: Sophomore Jack Asher exerts every ounce of effort while pole vault- W ing. Right: Mike McClure competes against Oakland City and comes out victorious. 100 Track TRACK Varsity Members Excel, Compete | .llK£j TRACK RECORD Duals and Triangular: 4-4 Depauw Invitational Meet: placed 9th of 15 Little State: 21 total points NAIA District 21 : 4th place, 25 points Big State: Dave Lyon— 5th place Mike McClure-3rd place Squad number: 26 Letter Winners: 14 Above left: Bob Lake runs against Oakland City. Left: A valuable runner, Mike McClure, broke a 220 yard record this year. Right: Dave Lyon, undefeated in javelin, reached a top throwing distance of 205.7 feet. Track 101 Grizzly Nine Win 9 of Final 17 Games 1973 Baseball Team: Front Row, from left to right-Don Hutton, Yoshi Scott Geyer, Bob Gibson, Kent Tresslar, Joe Cirlllo, Mike Wisley, Bill Kamin- Takemoto, Dennis Shelton, Dave Hutton, Phil Powell, Jeff Brown, Bob Lovell, ski, Jerry McKinney, and Coach Clark Dickerson. Mark Messick, and Mike Stout. Standing— Mike Thompson, assistant coach; Freshman Bill Kaminski sprints around third base in the Indiana Central game. Jeff Brown (30), Phil Powell (20), and Mike Wisley (27) combine for defense. 102 Baseball Grizzly Bob Gibson swings hard for a hit in the Rose-Hulman contest Pitcher Jeff Brown lets one fly as senior Bob Lovell readies himself. Improvement is a key word in describing the 1973 baseball season. After a slow 2-6 start the team won nine of the 17 games remaining on the schedule. The team managed to accomplish this feat despite the many can- cellations caused by weather conditions. Coach Clark Dickerson ' s Grizzly nine played some of the top competition in the nation as the team took a five- game tour in the southern states during spring break. Tri-captains for the 1973 season were Phil Powell, Dave Hutton, and Jeff Brown. Studying the situation, Coach Clark Dickerson led his charges to 11-14 record. Baseball 103 Women Victorious in Sports Program FIELD HOCKEY SUMMARY FrankI n Opponent 3 Hanover 1 Marion 3 Alumni 2 Indiana Central 1 1 Taylor 9 3 Butler 1 1 DePauw 5 1 Indiana University 5 Above Right: Women ' s field hockey team consists of; Front row: Mary Jo McClelland, Cindy Pace, Pat Cook, Linda Hoss, Jennie Zink. Back row: Barb Otte, Sandy Jones, Joyce Kramer, Dedra Montgomery, Alberta Hohn, Gerri Rienzi. Not pictured: Susie HIttle, Rosemary Yant, and Coach Mrs. Doreen St. Clair. Right: Barb Otte drives the ball as Coach Mrs. St. Clair and Jennie Zink look on. Above: During a practice game, Jennie Zink and Cindy Pace battle for possession of the ball. 104 Women ' s Athletics Above— Susie Hittle, leading scorer with a 16.3 average, drives for a goal against Butler. Right— Senior forward Barb Otte, takes a jump shot against Marian ' s de- fensive unit. Below— Women ' s Basketball team members include— Coach Mrs. Ruth Gallon, Sue Pauley, Dedra Montgomery, Susie Hittle, Mary Jo McClelland, Jan Latella, Barb Otte, Jackie Funke, Sandy Jones, Joyce Kramer, and not pic- tured, Cindy Pace. BASKETBALL SUMMARY Franklin Opponent 56 Marian 24 47 Ball State 40 60 Indiana Central 49 40 Vincennes 43 48 Hanover 29 37 Manchester 54 47 Marian 28 65 Butler 25 41 Purdue 45 44 Indiana Central (Tournament) 37 49 Evansville 36 36 Indiana State 45 Women ' s Athletics 105 Women Experience Rebuilding Year Members of the women ' s volleyball team are: Front Row: Debbie Jones, Sue Pauley, Cindy Pace, Susie Hittle, Linda Hoss, Linda Perry, and Alberta Hohn. Second Row: Laurie Hudson, Coach Doreen St. Clair, Dedra Montgomery, Melissa Miller, Mary Jo McClelland, Jan Latella, Barb Otte, and Sandy Jones. Sophomore Mary Jo McClelland prepares to swing at a pitch during a game against Hanover College. VOLLEYBALL TEAM RECORD Franklin Opponent 1 Indiana Central 2 3 Marion 2 Hanover 1 3 Taylor 2 Hanover 1 I.U. Normal 2 2 Butler 2 DePauw 1 2 Butler 2 Marian 1 2 I.U. Normal 2 Indiana Central 2 Huntington 1 Manchester 1 2 Marian 106 Women ' s A th le tics Above; Junior Susie Hittle catciies third strike pitch against Vincennes. Right: Sandy Jones, junior, crosses home plate after hitting her first home run of the season against Hanover. Below: Members of the women ' s Softball team include: Bill Kennedy, Jennie Zink, Linda Naile, Alberta Hohn, Mary Jo McClelland, Dedra Montgomery, Barb Otte, Gerri Rienzi, and Sandy Jones. Not pictured are: Susie Hittle, Terri Neale, Ann Helm, Jenny Lewis, and Coach Ruth Callon. -• ' SOFTBALL TEAM RECORD FC Opponent 6 Indiana University 12 6 Indiana Central 10 4 Indiana State 12 12 Miami University 21 8 Indiana University 13 14 Wright State 4 19 Vincennes 3 6 Indiana Central 20 16 Hanover 9 Women ' s Athletics 107 United Savings Helms Athletic Foundation Hall of Fame Stewart Faught For Noteworthy Achievement National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Football 108 Athletics Athletic Summary Football Teann Record 8-2 F.C 7 Ashland 14 13 Taylor 10 16 Georgetown 47 Maryville 27 14 St. Joseph 7 27 Anderson 12 25 Rose-Hulman 6 26 Indiana Central 10 35 Earl ham N.A.I .A. District Playoffs 7 6 Northwestern of Iowa New Records 13 Eight consecutive victories Defensive total of 93 points allowed Defensive total of 947 yards rush ing i Mowed Defense held Anderson to a total of -17 yards rushing Tom Martin caught total of 58 passes Ron Doyle ran a record 198 attempt 5 in gaining 1001 yards rushing Cross Country 22 Marian 35 21 Northwood 36 42 Rose-Hulman 19 40 Marion 21 16 Marian 44 36 Wabash 23 22 Anderson 34 Dave Droddy was chosen to the NAIA District 21 Cross Country Team Wrestling Team Record 5-8 F.C. 5 Indiana Central 4 Anderson 9 9 Marion Rose-Hulman 7 1 Butler 8 Taylor 9 1 Earlham 8 2 Anderson 7 1 Earlham 8 7 Bellermine 2 5 Marion 4 9 Bellermine Basketball Team Record 14-11 F.C. 118 Marion 61 78 Thomas Moore 88 80 Marian 82 59 St. Joseph 67 69 Indiana Central 60 76 Wooster 90 74 Otterbein Red Cedar Classic Tourney 76 84 St. Marys 68 63 Wisconsin Stout 66 85 Manchester 75 63 Earlham 72 54 Anderson 56 102 Bellarmine 69 97 McKendree 88 79 Translyvania 67 107 Rose-Hulman 90 97 Millikin 89 79 Depauw 84 99 Wabash 87 98 Northern Kentucky 78 93 ISU Southeast 78 90 Marian 75 65 Indiana Central N.A.I .A. District Finals 87 76 Tri-State 70 57 Hanover New Records 69 A new team scoring record of 1 18 pomts aga inst Marion Baseball Team Record 11-14 F.C. 3 Northwood 6 Northwood 3 3 Marian 5 4 Marian 8 3 Rose-Hulman 2 2 Rose-Hulman 1 4 Huntington 5 4 Huntington 2 Marion 3 8 Marion 2 6 St. Joseph 4 3 St. Joseph 13 1 Ind. Central 6 4 Ind. Central 3 6 Tenn. Temple 1 Track Team Record 3-3 F.C. 59 Oakland City 85 91 Earlham 53 51 Rose-Hulman 90 51 Evansville 39 69 Anderson 80 105 Marion 35 Golf Team Record 10-1 Dual Meets 25 -1 Overall F.C. 388 Indiana Central 391 320 Rose-Hulman 332 360 lU-Southeast 369 302 Earlham 331 482 DePauw 463 482 Wabash 501 361 ISU-Southeast 373 387 Anderson 390 390 Indiana Central 2nd place-DePaul Invitational 4th place-Taylor Invitational 410 Low score wins. Team Records Jeff Lewis— a 5 under par 66 Team record 10-1 in dual meets Tennis F.C. 18 18 60 21 39 Team Record 29-2-1 Taylor 24 Anderson 18 Bradley Wabash 16 Huntington 6 4 Little State Firsts— Arnie Brown, Mike Heppner, Kevin Kane, Larry Janes 1st place— Franklin Invit. Tourney 2nd place— Indiana Central Tourney District Champions Franklin 82 Anderson 76% Taylor 24 Hanover 14 Team Records Team seasonal record 29-2-1 A 60-0 blanking of Bradley University Athletics 109 1 12 Seniors Emily Jane Balzano, English Syracuse, N. Y. Bonita Joy Barmak, Sociology Yonkers, N. Y. Ronald Lee Behrman, Economics Columbus, In. Lyman Leon Benner, Jr., Elementary Education Peru, In. Patricia Stevens Brackney, Physical Education Shelbyville, In. Danny Lee Burton, Political Science Columbus. In. Jean Ellen Campbell, Mathematics Connersville, In. Laurel Christine Cannon, Elementary Education Brookfield, III. Barbara Jean Carpenter, English Fulton, N. Y. Bill Dale Carpenter, Physical Education Linton, In. Roger Brice Carter, Economics Cincinnati, Ohio Sheila A. Casey, Biology Westfield, Mass. Douglas Wesley Danielson, Economics Greenwich, Conn. Susan Beth Dugle, Sociology Northbrook, III. Barbara Jean Eckman, Sociology Valencia, Penn. Benjamin Daniel Fawcett, Political Science Kokomo, In. Dan Patrick Fell, Political Science Lafayette, In. Steven Carl Ferguson, Sociology Bridgeton, N. J. Kenneth James Fields, History Gary, In. Mick Fiorini, History Cincinnati, O. Seniors 1 13 Robert H. Garick, Philosophy Baldwin, N. Y. Rebecca Lynn Gerbers, Elementary Education Woodburn, Ind. Scott William Geyer, Art Houston, Texas Thomas Edward Gloeckler, Political Science Middletown, Ohio Louie George Goss, History Indianapolis, Ind. James Harold Graham, Physical Education Commack, N. Y. Stephanie Jean Haas, Sociology Skokie, III. William Bryson Hall, Psychology— Sociology Butler, Pa. Gregg William Happe, Psychology Peoria, III. Thomas Arthur Hauswald, Economics New Albany, Ind. Rebecca Ann Hoffman, Physical Education Columbus, Ind. Andrew John Hogh, Sociology Bergenfield, N. J. Mike Lynn Holcomb, Biology Aurora, Ind. David Loyd Hunton, Jr. Physical Education Canaan, Ind. Sarah Eddelman Hunton, Elementary Education Greensburg, Ind. Larry Robert Janes, Physical Education New Hudson, Mich. Richard Alan Katler, Sociology East Paterson, N. J. John Colin Knick, Jr., English Balboa Canal Zone Francis Wayne Knue, Physical Education Edinburg, Ind. Bruce Thomas Lally, Sociology Scotch Plains, N.J. 14 Seniors Jamie R. Lange, History Elm Grove, Wis. Robert Lynn Love!!, English Plainsfield, In. Victoria Susan McCord, Psychology Indianapolis, In. Kathryn Lee McFarland, Elementary Education Greencastle, In. David Peter McGregor, Sociology Toronto, Canada Constance Elaine McKinney, Elementary Education Columbus, In. Bradley Dalton McKnight, Political Science LaPlace, La. Oianna Marshall Matlosz, Biology, Chemistry Winchester, In. Margaret Helen Markwalter, Sociology Aurora, In. Phyllis Jay Middleton, Elementary Education Pittsfield, Mass. David Gerrans Miller, Sociology— Psychology Evanston, III. Deborah Faye Miller, Physical Education Hope, In. Stephen Jay Morganstern, Sociology Brooklyn, N. Y. Barbara Ellen Morris, Art Education Franklin, In. Margaret Naklee Ngangana, Chemistry Zorzor, Liberia Karyl Lee Northrop, Religion and History Rockville, Md. Thomas Joseph O ' Connor, Biology Worcester, Mass. Peggy Jo Ott, Art LaPorte, In. Barbara Sue Otte, Physical Education Seymour, In. Ellen Christine Papunen, Sociology Mich. City, In. Seniors 1 15 David L. Penley, Chemistry, Pre-med South Lyon, Mich. Jean Kirsnes Penley, Chemistry, Biology Pitssburgh, Penn. Philip Lynn Powell, Business Administration Mitchell, In. Randy Roy Racine, Physical Education South Bend, In. Harvey E. Ranard, Jr., Philosophy— Religion Franklin, In. Roberta Anne Rich, Political Science Columbus, In. Brent Lee Riley, Biology Indianapolis, In. Robert Lewis Robinette, Math Hope, In. Michael Samuel Rolland, English East Chicago, In. Linda Ruth Scott, Elementary Education Franklin, In. Michael Anthony Scott, History Whippany, N. J. Adam Russell Smith, Economics Cape Elizabeth, Me. Christina Smith, Elementary Education Osceola, In. Dawson Henry Smith, Sociology Trenton, N. J. Phillip Joseph Smith, Philosophy Granger, In. Sherry Denise Stephenson, Elementary Education Trafalgar, In. Akemi Takeoka, English Tokyo, Japan Michael Eugene Thompson, Physical Education Newtown, In. Peggy Bond Thompson, Elementary Education Nashville, In. Robert Townsend Thomas, History Chagrin Falls, Oh. 1 16 Seniors Catherine Todd, Elementary Education Burlington, In. Dong Trong Tran, Economics Saigon, S. Vietnam Pamela Kay Truax, Music Education Indianapolis, In. Michele Marie Tuoti, Sociology Ridgefield, Conn. Frank Vanzo, Economics Sullivan, In. Linda Vaughan, Spanish Stoneham, Mass. Ezekiel Angu Vifansi, English United Republic of Cameroon Bruce Howard Vogel, English New York, N. Y. Deloris Jean Wakefield, Sociology— Psychology Franklin, In. Mary Margretta Walters, Elementary Education Terre Haute, In. Robert Lincoln Ward, History, Religion Paoli, Penn. Donald Fredrick Wathne, Economics Rome, Italy Barry W. Watts, Physical Education Morocco, In. Barbara Jayne Wells, Elementary Education Lafayette, In. Patricia Wheeler, English Education Brownsburg, In. David Charles White, English Mooresville, In. David A. Wimmer, Elementary Education Shelbyville, In. Dixie Lee Young, Psychology Cincinnati, Oh. David J. Zawisha, Sociology LittleFalls, N. J. Margaret Anna Zinz, Spanish Jasonville, In. Seniors 117 Beverly Allin Christen Anderson Ruth Anderson Emily Andrews Dee Arnette Annette Atkinson Joseph Bacorn Janice Baer Ellen Bailey Connie Baker Joanne Barber Max Bassler Donna Beeler Debra Bevins Lonnie Boyce Deborah Brown Stephen Clendenning Steven Cohen Patricia Cook JUNIORS Junior class officers— left to right— Karen Sturdy, Secre- tary; Sya Dertouzos, V. Presi- dent; Donna Beeler, Treasurer; and above. Randy Hindman, President. ' % i KM 1 18 Juniors Delia Davis Tess Deem Sya Dertouzos Claudia Fischer Keith Fleming Jackie Funke James Gallaway Barbara Goodman Charles Hadley Michael Haskett Mark Herzog Volney Hopson Sandra Jones Denise Maria Kennedy Kathleen Krieger David Lett Penny Lovell Bill G. Lowe Raymond Matlosz Peggy-ann Moore Charles Moser Darlene Neff Claudia Netherton Julius Obadina Jeff O ' Brien Debra Palmer Steven Pavy James Quigley Gerri Rienzi Rhonda Robertson Sue Sanderson Linda Schiesser Douglas Sheets Theresa Sklrvin Clovis Stinson Karen Sturdy Dee VanCamp Jay Wickliff Ann Wolf Donald Wyckoff Jennie Zink Sandy Zuroff Juniors 1 19 Despite the distortion, I am more than my blur. I ' s and eyes nurture an identity, unique. Caring . . . working . . . sharing . . . learning . . . recognizing our flaws A tiny life becomes a spark of vitality — the difference, SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class Officers-left to right-Debbie Booker, President; Paula Wood, Vice President; Anne Stewart, Treasurer; and Joanie Field, Secretary. David Abel Jeffrey Adams Lee Alexander Chinonyelu Aneke Derrick Anderson ValRae Anderson Jack Asher Phyllis Barnett Rebecca Baxter Deborah Bohm Deborah Booker Linda Brown Andrew Burress Marcia Busenbark Alice Calvin Monica Chamberlain Dana Coddington Barbara DeNoyer Paul DePass Christopher Diggs Sophomores 121 Larry Edmond Robert Feemster Joan Field Allison Gray Reed Groban Brenda Hale Mick Harrison David Hay Michael Heppner Kathleen Hodgen Jay Hunsucker Diana Ison Kathleen Jackson Kay Johnson Ronald Kepley Maxine Kersey Abby Kirby Deborah Kuehn Helen Kunkel Garry Lacy Anna McClain Mary McClelland Mary Madigan Dennis Merk Bruce Merrick Mark Messick Anita Miller Timothy Muterspaugh Penny Nail Terri Neale Gary Pate Dung Pham Charles Pierce Steven Plummer Susan Poland Brenda Quigley Richard Ranlet Bruce Records Barbara RIchmann Sherry Ringer Janrtes Saunders Birl Schilling 122 Sophomores Cathy Shaw Thomas Skaggs Sherry Slaton Brenda Snyder Wilma Staples Anne Stewart Becky Stolz David Stumer Dennis Swick J. Munden Trask Judith Trowbridge Allan Van Wormer Gary Venable Hajime Watanabe Anita Willis Jerry Wilson Paula Wood Victor Zacharie Sophomores 123 FRESHMEN Freshman Class Officers— seated, left to right— Jo Serverson, Vice-president and Bob Wampler, President; standing, Jerry Johnson, Treasurer, and Tim Thomas, Secretary. The Freshman invaded Franklin College with new tal- ent and greater enthusiasm. Above: Connie Allen played both a town citi- zen and a boy in The Drunkard. Vicki Ford looks interested in her un- pictured conversation partner. Sara Alam John Algozzini Connie Alien Jon Andresen Joel Applegate Philip Arnold 124 Freshmen Linda Asher Mark Axelberg Jacquelin Bean Joni Beeler Aster Bekele Janet Broadhead William Bfoshears Arnie Brown Rita Brown Stephen Brown Stephen Brummett Karl Buschnnann Ray Campisi Russell Chaffins Bob Claxton Mark Cohen Roxanne Cooley Lou Craig Diana Cross Jill Cummings Pamela Davis Thomas Derrico David Droddy Vicki Dyer Karen Edwards Susan Eldon John Essex Richard Fagg William Farrow Rebecca Faulkner Rebecka Fee Vickie Ford Jan Frye Beverly Fuller Bill Garrison Richard Gottschalk Stephen Green Larry Hackett Thomas Hale William Hall Susan Hamilton Debbie Hanner Jrk Freshman 12S Stephen Harris William Hayes Ann Helm Andrew Henderson Julie Hendrickson Barbara Henry Daniel Henthorn Douglas Hobbs Alberta Holn Linda Hoss Laura Hudson John Jackson Casey Johnson Denise Johnson Phillip Johnson Sandra Jones Bill Kaminski Billie Kennedy Donna King Pamela King Gary Krager Joyce Kramer Robert Lake Karen Leaf Rebecca Levell Darrell Lewis Jenny Lewis Richard Lintner Edward Mcllwain Stuart Mathis Merry Martin Sandy Mellen Timothy Messer Susan Miles Melissa Miller Marcus Mims Tom Molello Dedra Montgomery Sheila Moore Diane Muth Charles Nicholson Frances Otter 126 Freshmen Cynthia Pace Sue Pauley Linda Perry Roy Phillips Robert Pinelll Jeffrey Proctor Jane Redicker Tracy Richmond Catherine Rosick Gary Roupp James Royce Terry Ruszkovuski Marcella Shanks Debra Shaw Dennis Shelton Peggy Shidaker Clifton Shoultz II William Smith Paula Sorbello Joe Spaulding Karen Starr Cynthia Stillabower Leann Stone Debra Tait Zoe Ann Taylor Stephen Teets Timothy Thomas Derek Thomas Malcolm Turner Joseph VanAlstyne Jon Wagner Mark Wagner Phil Wagoner Robert Walters Robert Wampler Mark Warner Daniel Wheeler Douglas Willoughby Ronald Wininger Michael Wisley Joe Wojdyla Spirit Bear Freshmen 127 Scouting is a lot more than you think. STUCKER ' S LIQUOR STORES 55 E. Court St. 1753 N. Main St. 130 Community f Kfimmmmm Best Wishes to Graduating Seniors UNION BANK TRUST CO. FRANKLIN. INDIANA FDIC NORTHWOOD-TRAFALGAR-WHITE RIVER Circle K Community 131 FRANKLIN PRINTING SERVICE 97 E. Monroe 736-6663 DAILY JOURNAL U.S. 31 North 132 Community SAGA FOODS CONGRATULATES CLASS OF 1973 Community 133 FRANKLIN BANK TRUST COMPANY FRANKLIN-NINEVEH- WHITELAND 134 Community mil rest HENDERSON PRESCRIPTIONS 90 E. Jefferson St. 736-5631 O GRADUATJOR ' S V (and just the beginning) a ccx ratiiations from ycxjr friends at ' SERVICE the electric company PUBLX; INOtANA Q MARTINIZING CLEANERS 52 N. Main St. 736-7944 Community 135 ROSS FLORISTS 299 S. Jackson 736-7181 .t mr- ' -msBmi i.tS WS mis mmmmmmmssxS!: - - - - « -. % i ,-i mgi-m mimmsmisi,- MIITUAI BUILDING m ASSOCIATION 80 E. Jefferson St. 736-7151 136 Community ALEXANDER CHEVROLET SINCE 1907 us. 31, North INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Deha Theta Sigma Alpha Epsilon Community 137 Patpoi , CENTRAL L M SUPPLY CO. Best Wishes HENDERSON PRESCRIPTIONS 90 E.Jefferson Franklin Over 1,000,000 Prescriptions Filled Here JOE ' S BARBER SHOP Look to the Future with Leerkamps ' s LEERKAMPS ' AND ASSOCIATES Franklin, Indiana Phone 736-5655 Thanks to all the Franklin College students for their patronage TANYIKA INN RHOADES TRUE VALUE HARDWARE WILDMAN ' S JEWELERS 49 N. Main St. Franklin, Indiana Best Wishes 138 Patrons See ya real soon! . . . The M.F.G. Worthless frogs of ' 73-Phi Alpha! ' 73 Pledge Class of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Blow your whistle, bang your gong Roll-up something to take along Feels so good, must be wrong Freakin ' at the Plaza Suite. Love, Bear and Prince Goin ' to McDonald ' s Hamburgers, Gonna buy a billion of ' em. Hang around outside Watch ' em change the sign!! Bob, Tom, Jay Patrons 139 A Year of Events to Make Us Think Cars, Cigarettes, Garbage. Not only are we destroying ourselves but also Mother Earth who has fed and clothed us— is this gratitude? Inflation becomes a vicious circle and it overlooks no one. By the way, when was your last raise? When was your last job? Nixon and Agnew Again in 1972 What ' s a Watergate? 142 Uniqueness You see it in many different places— waving atop the football scoreboard, hanging above the gymnasium, hoisted to the top of a long metal pole in the center of campus. What has it meant to YOU during ' 72- ' 73? A new face on campus! Unfortunate- ly, serious vandalism and thievery prompted the hiring of a new secu- rity guard this year. Abortion Laws Liberalized Solemnity, peace . . . the vibrations of minds engaged in a thing called education . . . the FC campus is a beautiful place to grow, academically, socially, and mentally. Uniqueness 143 Fred Storaska, a highlight of the year ' s lecture series, spoke on a serious social topic in a very enlightening manner, To Be or Not To Be Raped. Indiana Governor Otis Bowen (right) consults with Franklin College alumnus, Franklin College benefactor, and past Indiana Governor Roger D. Branigin. In the tower picture is the perennial Congressman William Bray (R. Ind.). 144 Uniqueness The Three Phases of COLLEGE. . . EXTRA-CURRICULAR; 1973 saw Monica Chamberlain, involved in campus activities, become the new Student Congress president. ■ f Ut. r s V- 1 .■ ' i .. ' t ' ' 3 1 L -tti-,. I M ' «. wKm r ' u .,.nl r 1 H. L Bottom Left: ACADEMIC: How could you forget those challenging tests, papers, and reports? Didn ' t think you ' d live through finals week, did you? Above: SOCIAL: Greeks and independents alike find time for a variety of social events. Uniqueness 145 Life Is A Cabaret Disgust or happiness? Wliat are Renee Walters and Derricl Anderson tall ing about? Franklin On Broadway — a truly unique event for ' 73. There is certainly a wide range of talents on the campus. Above: Chubby Checker evoked many different reactions from the crowd during Winter Weekend. Below: Franklin alumnus Mark Kevitt illustrates one of these reactions. 146 Uniqueness Sue Dugle portrays her rendition of Edith Anne in this year ' s Franklin Follies. Above: Phi Delt Tim Thomas aids the Shrine in hosting a picnic for youngsters in Province Parl . It was part of Phi Delta Theta work week. Left: Some speed through life and others let life speed by them. Bob Papa Joe Ward pedals into oblivion. Uniqueness 147 Students Swing Through ' 72- ' 73 148 Uniqueness Rhonda Robertson, Co-Editor Linda Schiesser, Co-Editor 1973 EDITORS Rhonda Robertson Co-Editor Linda Schiesser Co-Editor Sandy Jones Organizations Derricl Thomas Sports Joel Applegate Sports Reed Groban Faculty Don May Advertising Bill Lowe Photography Almanack Reflects Campus Life A jumble of ideas and inspirations ... a mass of pictures and copy . . . disconnected thoughts . . . striving to portray the true spirit and vigor of FRANKLIN COLLEGE in 1972-73. Putting together 152 pages of student life is a task of mammoth proportions. We sincerely thank all of the following individuals for their assistance in pro- ducing the 1973 ALMANACK. Mr. Dick Kennard, Newsfoto Yearbooks Jack Bundy, S. K. Smith cover company Prof. Robert Chupp Mr. Peter Phelps All ALMANACK staff members editors All those who contributed photos and information for the 1973 book All administrators, faculty members, and students for your cooperative assistance Linda Rhonda PHOTO CREDITS Rob Amos 2, 5 Ellen Bailey 10 Bill Brasaemie 4 Bob Butt 37 RayCampisi 1,7,24,110,150 Bob Gibson 6 Peter Phelps 22,23 BobPinelli 21,24,151 Sherry Slaton 5,6,128,129 JoeSpaulding 46 Annie Stewart 51 Judy Trowbridge 26 Jim Wedding 11 Jennie Zink 150 In all likelihood, some credits may have been overlooked. We thank all contributors and apologize for any omissions. Editors ' Wind-up 149 INDEX FACULTY INDEX Ashley, Gardner P. 20,67 Bailey, Warner M. 20,71 Baker, Noel C. 18,55,69 Battin, Sally 18 Bennett, Robert 20,67 Browning, Pan 18,54,68, 9 c Cagle, Charles 20 Gallon, Ruth 21,105 Carr, Alice 33 Chlarotti, John M. 19,89,98 Chupp, Robert F.21 Cleveland, Grace 16 Cowan, Raymond A. 21 ,74 Coward, Hester 33 Coward, Robert Y.17 Crispino, Luigi 21 Curry, James 22 D Oenslaw, David A. 16 Dickerson, Clark 22,102,103 Doran, Joseph 22,33 E Eagle, Sally A. 22 ,58 ,67 Ehret, Thomas K. 23 Erickson, Leiand H. 23 Faught, Stewart 23,89,98,108 Fetterley, Raymond C. 16 Flanigan, Michael 18 Foster, Robert H. 19 Galbreath,Mary 33 Gilkey, Marjorie 23 Graham, H. Richard 25 H Haines, Wesley N. 14,15 Height, Joseph S. 25 Heller, Philip N. 16,89 Hettich, Jane W. 17 Hicks, Nettie 25,62 Hicks, Samuel B. 25,70,71,76 Hodge, Thomas R. 25 Holbert, Robert 25 Hood, Rodney T. 25 Howald, J. Thomas 25 Johnson, David 26 Jones, Donald 26 K Kemp, Rita 33 Knisley, Barry 26 Kothandapani, Virupaksha 26,67 Launey, George 26,33 Lawson, Harold 26,77,89 Ling, Yu-Long 28,66 Lovell, Robert 28,79 M MacNiven, Mary E. 28,76 Maharry, David 16,74,77 McFadden, Myra 8.28 McKinney, Carole 29 McKnight, Glenda 29,77 McKnight, James 29 Marquis, Noel E. 29,92,98 Murphy, Robert M. 30 N Nugent, Paul T. 30 o Ogdon,Montell 30 P Park, Richard M. 16,20,71 Phelps, Peter 17 Pianca, Alicia 30 Poe, Daniel 31 Prager, Kenneth 31 ,78 Province, William D. 18 R Ritz, William 31 s St. Clair, Doreen 31 ,104,106 Simonson, Donald 32 vonStralendorff , Vicco 33,71 Swan, Gladys 32 Swan, Richard 32 Swanson, Kenneth E. 32 Teets, Eddy M. 16 Thompson, Edward 32,99 Till,ThomasE.32 Toole, Robert C. 32 Trankle, Robert J. 32 Tsismanakis,Thelma 32 V VerSteeg, Robert 19 w Waterman, Byron E. 18,68 Westfall, Darren E. 19,79 STUDENT INDEX Abel, David 50,79,121 Adams, Jeffrey 46,1 2i Alam,Sara 124 Albano, Andrew 47 Albright, John 94 Alexander, Lee 66,85,121 Alexander, Sue 40,56 Algozzini, John 124 Allen, Connie 124 Allen, William 66,67 Allin, Beverly 57,118 Amos, Robert 73,89 Anderson, Christen Watts 38,1 18 Anderson, Derrick 66,69,71,77,85, 121,146 Anderson, JoAnn 68 Anderson, Ruth 43,1 18 Anderson, Val Rae 63,71,121 Andresen, Jon 124 Andrews, Emily 44,68,72,74,75,1 18 Andrews, Kenneth 89,98 Aneke, Chino 66,67,70 Applegate, Joel 64,70,71 ,73,124 Arnette, Doris 60,72,1 18 Arnold, Philip 124 Asher, Jack 98,100,121 Asher, Linda 125 Atkinson, Annette 38,39,57,77,79, 118 Auld, John 50 Axelberg, Mark 47,125 B Bacorn, Joseph 58,63,65,71,76,118 Baer, Janice 44,45,54,1 18 Bailey, Ellen 118 Baker, Connie 67,70,74,75,79,1 18 Balzano, Emily 44,69,113 Barber , Joanne 70,73,1 1 8 Barmak, Bonita 59,76,1 1 3 Barnett, Phyllis 52,53,66,72,121 Bass, Dave 33 Bassler, Max 69,75,96,1 18 Bath, Joe 50,89 Baxter, Rebecca 121 Beam, Joseph 24,58 Bean, Jacquelin 42,43,62,67,70,79, 125 Bean, Jennifer 31 Becht, Robert 66,89 Beeler, Donna 38,39,56,118 Beeler, Joni 38,39,125 Beer, Art 98 Behrman, Ronald 113 Bekele, Aster 67,125 Benner, Lyman 48,113 Bevins, Debra 76,118 Biederman, Vernon 72 Bohm, Deborah 75,121 Bollier, William 48,89 Booker, Deborah 52,69,70,121 Borthick, Sandra 30,78 Boyce, Lonnie 55,69,118 Boyer, Thomas 28,48,75,79 Brackney , Patricia 1 1 3 Braggs, Bobby 66,85 Brasaemie, Williain 50 Broadhead, Janet 43,56,125 Broshears, William 49,95,99,125 Brown, Arnold 96,125 Brown, Deborah 38,1 18 Brown, Jeffrey 84,102,1 03 Brown, Linda 57,121 Brown, Monta 33 Brown, Rita 125 Brown, Stephen 50,125 Brummett, Stephen 125 Burns, Ramona 66,70 Burress, Andrew 121 Burton, Danny 113 Buschmann, Karl 66,125 Busenbark, Marcia 57,60,75,121 Butt, Robert 50 c Calvin, Alice 121 Calvin, Eric 66,85 Campbell, Jean 74,79,113 Campisi, Raymond 72,125 Cannon, Laurel 38,57,73,113 Cannon, Robert 98 Carpenter, Barbara 62,67,73,113 Carpenter, Bill 113 Carter, George 6635 Carter, Roger 113 Casey, Sheila 72,73,74,75,1 13 Chaffins, Russell 125 Chamberlain, Monica 78,121,145 Cirigliano, Thomas 72,75 Cirillo, Joseph 102 Claxton, Robert 50,98,125 Clements, Diane 40,54,57 Clendenning, Stephen 72,78,1 18 Coddington, Dana 46,47,121 Cohen, Mark 50,125 Cohen, Steven 68,69,72,73,1 18 Combs, James 50 Cook, Patricia 38,57,104,1 18 Cooley, Roxanne 40,64,1 25 Cooper, Gary 50,73,8839 Cooper, James 48 9 Craig, Lou 40,72,125 Craver, Jeffrey 89 Cross, Diana 40,125 Cummings, Jill 125 D Danielson, Douglas 113 Davis, Delia 69,1 19 Davis, Pamela 52,66,125 Decoursey, Marilyn 77 Deem, Teresa 69,119 Dehoney, Betty 43 Delph, Richard 76 2 Denney, Charles 67 DeNoyer, Barbara 121 DePass, Paul 47,55,1 21 Derrico, Thomas 47,98,1 25 Dertouzos,Sya 68,69,118,119 Dethlefs, Ellen 43,54 Dickerson, Johnny 58 Dietz, Steve 94,95 Diggs, Christopher 121 Dine, Robert 95 Dorris, Brian 47,56,79 Downin, Warren 47,5634,98 Doyle, Ronald 89 Droddy, David 92,98,125 Dugle, Susan 113,147 Dyer, Vicki 70,125 Eckman, Barbara 52,69,1 13 Edmond, Larry 6939,91 ,122 Edwards, Karen 44,60,73,125 Eldon, Susan 44,54,73,1 25 Essenburg, Brian 89,91 Essex, John 46,47,66,73,125 F Fagg, Richard 70,71,125 Farrow, William 125 Faulkner, Rebecca 38,125 Fawcett, Daniel 51 ,73,1 13 Fee, Rebecka 44,73,125 Feemster, Robert 47,98,122 Fell, Dan 48,94,95,1 13 Ferguson, Steven 51 ,1 13 Fiedler, Keith 4839,90,98 Field, Joan 57,60,73,121,122 Fields, Christine 22,38,54,75,77 Fields, Kenneth 69,723035,1 1 3 Fiorini, Michael 4935,76,96,113 Fischer, Claudia 73,1 19 Fisher, Stephen 55 Fleming, Keith 119 Ford, Victoria 4337,72,73,124,125 Foust, Martin 66 Fowler, Stephen 5039 750 Index Frye, Janet 56,79,125 Fuller, Beverly 70,71 ,73,125 Funke, Jacqueline 40,41 ,56,57,69, 73,75,105,119 G Gallaway, James 47,1 19 Garick, Robert 66,114 Garriott, Mark 94 Garrison, Bill 125 Gebeyehou, Desta 67 Gerbers, Rebecca 38,1 14 Geyer, Scott 102,114 Gibson, Nathaniel 33,61 ,70,71 Gibson, Robert 302,103 Gloeckler, Thomas 51 ,55,72,1 14 Gonzenbach, Steve 50,5 1 ,75,79,89, 91 Good, Jacqueline 70,71 Goodman, Barbara 1 19 Goss, Louis 51,73,114 Gottschalk, Richard 125 Graham, James 60,68,1 1 4 Grauel, Christopher 48 Gray, Allison 122 Green, Stephen 125 Griggs, James 50 Groban, Reed 73,122 H Haas, Stephanie 114 Hackett, Larry 87,94,95,125 Hadley, Charles 50,56,75,89,1 19 Hale,Prenda 122 Hale, Thomas 72,125 Hall, William 125 Hall, Bryson 67,68,1 14 Hallam, Keith 78 Hamilton, Susan 54,1 25 Hanner, Debbie 38,125 Happe, Gregg 51,73,98,1 14 Harris, Stephen 89 ,98 ,1 26 Harrison, Mickey 122 Haskett, Michael 119 Hauswald, Thomas 89,1 14 Hay, David 70,122 Hayes, William 23,126, Helm, Ann 43 ,73,126 Helm, Daniel 49,94,95,98 Henderson, Andrew 47,1 26 Hendrickson, Julia 1 26 Henry, Barbara 126 Henthorn, Daniel 50,126 Heppner, Michael 50,96,122 Herzog, Mark 70,119 Heuchan, Robert 50,94,95 Hiers, Theresa 70,71 Hindman, Randall 68,118 Hittle, Susan 105,106,107 Hobbs, Douglas 50,126 Hodgen, Kathleen 43,122 Hoffman, Rebecca 45,114 Hogh, Andrew 66,1 14 Hohn, Alberta 104,106,107,126 Holcomb, Michael 94,1 1 4 Hollowell, Ronald 66,70,72,85,112 Hopson, Volney 21 ,24,68,96,1 19 Hoss, Linda 59,104,106,126 Hudson, Laura 43 4,79,80,106,126 Hunsucker, Jay 50,55,89,122 Hunton, David 102,114 Hunton, Sarah Eddleman 38,73,114 Hunton, Donald 50,102,148 Husek, David 89 I Ison, Diana 44,54,122 Jackson, John 89,126 Jackson, Kathleen 44,122 Jakoubek, Jane 74 Janes, Larry 96,97,114 Johnson, Casey 126 Johnson, Denise 52,66,126 Johnson, Jerry 89,124 Johnson, Kay 69,122 Johnson, Philip Bruce 47,99 Johnson, Phillip Michael 47,126 Jones, Debra 106 Jones, Sandra Gay 44,57,126 Jones, Sandra Kay 57,72,73,75,104, 105,106,107,119 Jones, Walter 66 K Kaminski, William 58,102,126 Kane, Kevin 96,97 Katler, Richard 114 Kelly, Michael 98 Kennedy, Billie 40,73,1 07,126 Kennedy, Denise 52,60,70,93,1 19 Kennedy, Francette 66 Kepley, Ronald 89,122 Kersey, Maxine56,1 12 King, Donna 38,39,126 King, Pam 38,39,54,57,126 Kirby, Alberta 72,122 Klene, Mark 98 Knick, John 114 Knue, Francis 89,90,91 ,98,1 14 Krager, Gary 95,126 Kramer, Joyce 63,70,71 ,104,105,126 Kresler, Philip 72,73,75 Krieger, Kathleen 44,67,72,1 19 Kuehn, Deborah 44,57,1 22 Kunkel, Helen 122 Lacy, Garry 122 Lake, Robert 92,98,101 ,126 Lalich,Boro 88,89 Lally, Bruce 114 Lange, Jamie 115 Latella, Janis 20,38,59,105,106 Leach, Kevin 69 Leaf, Karen 73,126 Lett, David 50,55,73,1 19 Levell, Rebecca 57,126 Lewis, Darrell 86,98,126 Lewis. Jeffrey 98 Lewis, Jennifer 43,126 Lintner, Richard 47,126 Lonczak, James 47,55 Lovell, Penny 67,119 Lovell, Robert 74,75,95,102,103,1 15 Lowe, Bill 73,119 Lush, Noren 72 Lustick, Jeffrey 48,55,69 Lutton, David 92,93 Lyon, David 47 9,98,101 McClain, Anna 122 McClelland, Mary Jo 44,104,105, 106,107,122 McCluckie, Scott 47 McClure, Michael 89,90,98,100,101 McCord, Victoria 115 McFarland, Kathryn 115 McGregor, David 77,1 15 Mcllwain, Edward 50,89,126 McKinney, Constance 52,1 15 McKinney, Jerry 102 McKnight, Bradley 73 2,112,115 MacNab, Deborah 43,68,73,76,148 Madigan, Mary 42,43,122 Madison, Patrick 76 Manley, Raymond 50,79 Mannion, John 78,98 Maple, June 77,78 Markwalter, Margaret 72,74,75,115 Martin, Adriane 66 Martin, Larry 73 Martin, Merry 57,72,73,126 Martin, Thomas 50,89,98 Martinez, Roldan 89,98 Mason, Cynthia 40 Mathis, Stuart 48,99,126 Matlosz, Raymond 119 Matlosz, Dianna Marshall 72,73,78, 115 Maus, Spencer 47,76 May, Donald 50,51,73,98 Meehan, Christopher 46,47,55,56,76 Mellen, Sandra 45,126 Merk, Dennis 50,96,122 Merrick, Bruce 70,71 ,122 Messer, Timothy 48,89,126 Messick, Mark 50,102,122 Middleton, Phyllis 79,1 15 Miles, Susan 126 Miller, David 70,115 Miller, Deborah 115 Miller, Kirk 50,96 Miller, Melissa 44,54,106,126 Miller, Ruth 67,122 Millspaugh.Tony 89 Mims, Marcus 66,72,85,126 Mohr, Louis 49 Molello, James 50,126 Monachino, Joseph 78 Montgomery Dedra 104,105,106, 107,126 Moore, Daniel 48,55,75,94 Moore, Peggy 57,70,79,1 19 Moore, Sheila 38,39,56,69,126 Morganstern, Stephen 115 Morlan, Jon 70 Morris, Barbara 1 15 Moser, Charles 68,1 19 Murphy, Robert 98 Murray, Mark 47 Muterspaugh, Timothy 76,122 Muth, Diane 38,73,126 N Nail, Penny 44,67,73,1 22 Naile, Linda 44,107 Nally, Susan 44 Nash, Terrill 50,90,123 Neale,Terri 38 ,57,122 Neff, Darlene 119 Nel son, Harold 50 Nelson, Timothy 92,98 Netherton, Claudia 38,1 19 Ngangana, Margaret 67,1 15 Nicholson, Charles 89,1 26 Nordstrom, Russell 72 Northrop, Karyl 43,115 Obadina, Julius 67,1 19 O ' Brien, Jeff 72,119 O ' Connor, Thomas 47,75,1 15 Ott, Peggy 52,115 Otte, Barbara 75,104,105,106 107 115 Otter, Frances 40,54,126 Pace, Cynthia 104,106 Palmer, Debra 73,119 Pappas, Philip 78 Papunen, Ellen 56,59,73,115 Pate, Gary 89,98,122 Pauley, Sue 43,1 06,1 27 Pavy, Steven 119 Payne, Michael 48 Penley, David 79,89,90,1 16 Penley,Jean Kirsnes 75,79,116 Perry, Linda 43,106,127 Peterson, John 66 Pham, Dung 67,73,122 Phillips, Roy 48,89,98,127 Pierce, Charles 92,122 Pinelli, Robert 127 Plummet, Steven 122 Poindexter, John 8435 Poland, Susan 23,38,57,122 Polomchak, Mark 28 Poppino, Robert 50 Powell, Phillip 15,69,88,89,102,116 Proctor, Jeffrey 69,127 Pursifull, Monte 92,98 Quigley, James 48,59,1 19 Quigley, Brenda Killmer 43,122 R Racine, Randy 88,89,1 16 Rader, Penny 21 ,40,56 Ranard, Harvey 1 16 Ranlet, Richard 122 Records, Bruce 22,68,74,79,122 Redicker, Jane 14,15,40,72,127 Reese, Thomas 89 Reich, Arnold 23,72 Rice, Gregory 48,74,75 Rich, Roberta 44,76,1 12,1 16 Richmann, Barbara 44,122 Richmond, Tracy 127 Rienzi, Gerri 40,69,104,107,1 19 Riley, Brent 116 Ringer, Sherry 38,122 Robertson, Rhonda 72,73,74,75,1 19, 149 Robinette, Robert 74,1 1 6 Rodkin, Joel 76,78 Rolland, Michael 74,116 Rosick, Catherine 52,127 Roupp, Gary 127 Royce, James 99,127 Ruszkowski, Terrence 46,47,89,127 Sanderson, Susan 40,61 ,73,1 19 Sansone, Frank 66 Saunders, James 122 Schiesser, Linda 44,68,73,74,75,119, 149 Schilling, Birl 21,69,92,93,122 Scott, Linda 116 Scott, Michael 47,116 Seright, Scott 49,94,95 Serverson, Joan 40,54,57,124 Shanks, Marcella 38,54,1 27 Shaw, Cathy 44,54,57,1 23 Index 151 Shaw, Debra 29,40,57,72,127 Sheets, Douglas 119 Shelton, Dennis 58,102,127 Shidaker, Peggy 52,53,72,127 Shoultz, Clifton 70,127 Skaggs, Thomas 123 Skirvin, Theresa 31 ,69,72,1 19 Slack, Melinda 33,74,79 Slaton, Sherry 40,123 Smiler, Diane 68,69,1 12 Smith, Ada nn 83,1 16 Smith, Christina 116 Smith, Dawson 73,116 Smith, Phillip 73,1 16 Smith, Rebecca 43,56 Smith, Stephen 6635 Smith, William 49,99,127 Snyder, Brenda 44,55,57,75,123 Sorbello, Paula 52,64,127 Spaulding, Joe47,127 Speas, Jamie 43 Staples, Jody 44,70,71 ,1 23 Starr, Karen 127 Stephenson, Cheryl 116 Stewart, Anne 40,54 7,121 ,123 Stillabower, Cynthia 38,57,127 Stinson,Clovis94,119 Stolz, Rebecca 28,44,45,128 Stone, Leann 127 Stout, Mike 102 Strachman, Lavonne Combs 72,74,76 Strobel, Daniel 68,70,71 Stumer, David 123 Sturdy, Karen 24,43,73,75,1 18,1 19 Sutton, Ken 48 Swenson, Peter 78 Swick, Dennis 62,64,70,71,123 Taaffe, James 98 Tait, Debra 43,1 27 Takemoto, Yoshi 102 Takeoka, Akemi 116 Tamshen, Allan 66,98 Taylor, Zoe 38,57,127 Teets, Stephen 49,127 Thomas, Derek 66,73,95,127 Thomas, Robert 48,75,1 16 Thomas, Timothy 493739,124,127, 147 Thompson, Keith 4839,90 Thompson, Michael 102,116 Thompson, Peggy Bond 116 Thompson, William 95 Todd, Catherine 69,1 17 Tran, Dong 66,7433,1 17 Trask, Joseph 128,148 Tresslar, Kenton 50,102 Trowbridge, Judith 57,64,72,73,1 23 Truax, Pamela 5233,70,1 17 Tudor, Thomas 94 5 Tuoti, Michele 43,66,1 17 Turner, Malcolm 58,69,1 27 V VanAlstyne, Joseph 127 VanCamp, Dee 98,1 19 VanWormer, Allan 123 Vanzo, Frank 5139,117 Vaughan, Linda 40,68,1 17 Venable, Gary 47,123 Vest, Teresa McAdams 73 Vifansi,Ezekiel 20,68,7435,117 Vogel, Bruce 117 vonStralendorff, Gabriela 26 w Wagner, Daniel 4839 Wagner, Jon 89,127 Wagner, Mark 127 Wagoner, Phil 49,71,127 Wakefield, Deloris 117 Walters, Gretta 40,41 ,1 1 7 Walters, Robert 94,99,127 Walters, Renee 146 Wampler, Robert 49,124,127 Ward, Robert 76,117,147 Warner, Mark 73,127 Watanabe, Hajime 123 Wathne, Donald 117 watts, Barry 48,1 17 Wedding, James 5035 Weiss, Robert 50,51,75 Welchans, Stephen 8938 Wells, Barbara 117 Welton, Donald 17,7233 Wheeler, Daniel 7035,127 Wheeler, Patricia 38,6833,1 17 White, David 117 White, Hosea 66 Wickliff, Jay 15,50,7539,1 19 Willis, Anita 123 Willoughby, Douglas 127 Wilson, Elaine 67,73,76 Wilson, Jerry 123 Wilson, Russell 50 Wilson, Thomas 86 Wimmer, David 83,1 17 Wininger, Ronald 9233,127 Winsted, Jeanne 43 Wisley, Michael 50,7939,102,127 Woebbeking, Donald 79 Wojdyla, Joseph 127 Wolf, Ann 79,1 19 Wolf, Robert 47 Wood, Paula 69,121,123 Worthington, Stanley 96 Wyckoff, Donald 69,119 Yant, Rosemary 433439,60 Young, Dixie 60,69,1 17 z Zachari, Victor 31 ,66,68,72,78,123 Zawisha, David 117 Zellar, Diane 57 Zerr, Robert 89 Zink, Jennie 25,4036,104,107,1 19 Zinz, Ann 44,67,74,75,1 17 Zuroff , Sandra 43,69,72,1 19 152 Index ' M- • w