Hillsdale College - Winona Yearbook (Hillsdale, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1970 volume:

WI NDNA '97 Hillsdale College Hillsdale, Michigan Time for you and time for me, And time for a hundred indecisions, And for a hundred Visions and revisions? - Eliot it, I donH; care if its right or wrong ifs lousing up the game? Casey Stengel Never again will I spend another winter in this accursed bucketshop of a refrigerator? - Rudyard Kipling When our hearts are empty, we collect things? - Krishnamurti 10 The terrible burden of having nothing to do? - Despreaux The best way to know life is to love many things? - VanGough Time for togetherness looking forward not backward? - Anonymous 15 Fr:i:!:; ? ,. .; x . l : , i f y . ,19 ; r b :1 . dumb... a QM , mEEmntGax Dr. J. Donald Phillips President No one could see the pictures of our world caught by the astronauts on their moon trip without being deeply affected. The pictures of our own earth spaceship bring to us the realization that we are in fact neighbors on a trip together. And, universally, we have begun to assume a greater sense of responsibility for the welfare of these neighbors, regardless of their distant place of resi- dence-or their color-or creed-or national origin. But in the period of explosion of population, tech- nology, things and ideas we appreciate Edna St. Vin- cent Miliay's lTheret Rains from the sky a meteoric shower of facts- That lie unquestioned, uncombined Wisdom enough to leech us of our ill ls daily spun; but there exists no loom To weave it into fabric . . True, there exists no master loom to weave this shower of facts into fabric and probably there never will. Therefore, in our desire to serve our fellow man and to see him served, we will understandably become in- creasingly impatient. Complexity of life is all around us and there will be frequent temptations to cop out, freak out, or t'drop out. The only alternative is to repeat the period in his- tory described by Livy in his history of the Rome of about 2,000 years ago when he quoted a Roman leader as saying, ttWe can now endure neither our vices nor the remedies for them. Or, we could recall E.R. Dodds' description of the vogue of astrology in Greece in the second century before Christ, 'tFor a century or more the individual has been face to face with his own intellectual freedom but now he turned tail and bolted from the horrid prospect. Better the rigid determinism of astrological fater-than the horrifying burden of daily responsibility. We hope that you can regard every challenge as an opportunity, every block to your welI-meant service a responsibility to be overcome, and so we have the fol- lowing wish for you: May you have a good trip; Good in your satisfaction of appropriate and worthy goals; Good in the number of real friendships earned; Good in the comfort of sound preparation; And good in the knowledge that in your own unique way you have served others unselfishly, unstintingly and purposefully so that they too may have the desire, the strength and the love to be good neighbors in this spaceship we are privileged to call home. President J. Donald Phillips Mr. B. Scott Edwards Administrative Vice President Mr. Donald Houghton Assistant to the President Mr. Richard Knight Assistant Treasurer 19 20 Mrs. Sally lsbell Leavy Dean of Women Dr. Michael Kolivosky Academic Dean Mr. Earle Munn Associate Dean Mr. Robert Hendee Dean of Men Zaxu A t 301 Mr. Jerry Roberts Director of Development Mr. Jack McAvoy Executive in Development Mr. Edward Swanson Coordinator, Student Financial Accounts 22 Mr. Russell King Director of News Bureau Mr. Richard Hill Director of Conferences Mr. Robert Jackman Acting Director Alumni Relations 8 Placement Mr. James Drawbridge Staff Executive in Development 23 Mrs. Margaret Cornish Manager of College Bookstore Mr. Milton Ferguson Director of Public Affairs Mr. Dick Muller Manager of Saga Foods Miss Ruth Barber Mr. Glen Fitch Assistant Librarian Librarian :: HM I , ll' . mum! am. Mr. LaMar Fowler Manager, Student Center; Assistant Manager, Business Office Mrs. Lucille VanHorn Mr. Bradford Spencer Director, Student Health Service Marketing 8c Conference Coordinator Art Creativity and individuality are greatly en- couraged in Hillsdale's Art Department. Mem- bers are expected not only to appreciate the masters, but to enhance their own imagi- nation through the development of artistic talent. Mr. Bertram Fink Assistant Professor Miss R. Joy Stewart Associate Professor Mr. John Everson Assistant Professor Mr. Wray Lundquist Associate Professor Music The Department of Music has a goal of pre- paring students for professional careers in the fields of teaching and performing. It also pro- vides a cultural background of music history for those who desire to enjoy music as listeners or participators. Individual lessons to students wishing to learn the art of voice or the art of playing an instrument are also offered. The College Choir, which is incor- porated into the Music Department, gives numerous performances throughout the year. Mr. Robert Lint Assistant Professor Mr. Ralph K. Sydow Associate Professor 27 Education Prospective teachers may prepare for either the provisional, elementary or secondary cer- tificates under the program designed by the Department of Education. This program pro- vides its students with an excellent working knowledge of the various philosophies, prin- ciples and methods of modern education. .u .anm.- nnuww Miss Elizabeth Dickinson Associate Professor Dr. Marjorie Sutton Associate Professor Dr. Jerome Fallon Dr. Traver Sutton Professor Associate Professor English Ranging from Renaissance Literature to Contemporary American writings, Hillsdale's English Department attempts to provide stu- dents with a varied background of numerous cultures and humanities. Under the direction of Professor James King, the capable members of the English Department offer Hillsdale stu- dents the chance to discover the wide field of literary accomplishments of the English lan- gauge. The past year has brought expansion to the English Department with the addition of new instructors and professors. Working to- gether, the Department has enabled students to achieve a sound background in the diversi- fied English area. Mr. James B. King Associate Professor Mr. George Oetgen Mrs. Genevieve Quigley Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Mr. Richard Templeton Assistant Professor Miss Bertha Freeman Mr. Daniel Tomaszewski Assistant Professor Assistant Professor v Miss Kay Cosgrove Assistant Professor 32 Mrs. Susan Schray Instructor Mr. Milton Ferguson Publications Speech Our society strongly emphasizes the ability to communicate as a function toward a better existence. The Speech Department, under the supervision of George H. Hale, has directed countless students toward more profitable communication. Through various discussion and debate groups, and courses directed to- ward professional business speaking, students have become more fluent and are able to adapt this knowledge to business or personal situations. Mr. Glenn Crane Assistant Professor Mr. George Hale Associate Professor 33 Languages Foreign languages open new fields for many students in respect to future occu- pations. The Language Department offers a variety of languages including French, Ger- man, Spanish and Portuguese. Language labs offer opportunities for students to enrich their speaking ability in their chosen language. Along with the learning of grammar and of speech patterns of each language, students dis- cover the history and varied cultures of foreign nations. In recent years, professors and students alike have greatly benefited from study trips to countries where their selected Dr.Grace Nichols language is spoken. Professor of Spanish W' Mrs. Lilian Rick Associate Professor of Spanish Mr. Marcus Cousino Assistant Professor of Spanish c - w......m .y y..m.v Mr. Marcel Pichot Assistant Professor of French Mr. James Morrow Assistant Professor of French Mrs. Ursula Little Assistant Professor of German Dr. John Roberts Professor of French History and Political Science The History Department gives the student insight into the social, political, religious and economic ideais that have influenced our civilization and many others. A wide variety of courses are offered ranging from American Heritage to Government of the U.S.S.R. Courses such as Constitutional History and Foreign Policy enable the student to become acquainted with the policies and government which shaped our nation, and to better under- stand the American structure. Dr. Charles Brown Mr. Wiiliam Terman Professor 0f History Assistant Professor of History Mr. Norman Welling Associate Professor of Political Science Mr. Arlan Gilbert Associate Professor of History 37 Religion and Philosophy Because modern thought is in a constant state of controversy, today's student must continually develop new thoughts or theories. The Department of Religion and Philosophy aids one in the fulfillment of such a task. Through Religious Emphasis Week, the stu- dents are able to experience the changing views of society through pertinent speakers and personal discussions. Dr; Leo Phillips Professor Math and Engineering Hillsdale's program of Mathematics and Engineering stresses an up-to-date outlook with a constant emphasis on the importance of traditional thought. The student is ex- pected to realize the applicable value of both programs in preparation for a rapidly ex- panding field of thought and progress. Mr. A. Henry Albaugh Mr. Mark Watson Associate Professor Assista nt Professor Economics and Business The Department of Economics and Busi- ness prepares students for careers in govern- ment, business, or perhaps graduate school. The departmental objective is to emphasize problem solving and the newest techniques stressed in business life. Business and eco- nomics are basically social sciences, however, and the t'human action approach is stressed in relationship of man toward his fellow men in the production and distribution of goods and services in today's world. Mr. Richard Eyler Assistant Professor Mr. James Foss Assistant Professor Mr. John Sparks Assistant Professor Dr. Dean Russell Professor Mr. Robert Anderson Associate Professor 41 Psychology Psychology, the study of behavior, is a complete field. The Psychology Department at Hillsdaie places emphasis on not only the study of animal and human behavior in every- day life, but on the causes and results of this behavior. The student is expected to learn more about himself and others through apply- ing his knowledge of evaluation, appraisal, and a general understanding of why one acts as he does. Mr. Walton Veurink Assistant Professor Mr. Harry Long Assistant Professor Sociology The study of society is of utmost impor- tance in modern America. The Sociology De- partment attempts to train the students to study and to understand human behavior as it Mr. David Trippet is related to group membership and to social Assistant Professor processes. Dr. Michael Kolivosky Academic Dean Mr. Robert Stevens Mr. Robert Hendee Associate Professor Dean of Men Physical Education No college program for the training of minds would succeed without a program for physical training also. Hillsdale's Physical Education Department offers everything from dance to wrestling. The characteristic t-shirt and shorts are constantly seen about Stock Field House, the department headquarters. Here the able staff and students train to en- sure a more healthy tomorrow. Dr. Daniel Goldsmith Associate Professor XLSDA .9 Q CULLBGE GeaLJL Mr. Warren Spragg Mr. Robert Hodges Assistant Professor Assistant Professor 44 Miss Barbara Hansen Instructor Mrs. Mary Packer Assistant Professor of Modern Dance Miss Barbara Sammons Mr. Frank Waters Instructor Director of Athletics Science With the construction of the new science center, Hillsdale's Biology, Chemistry and Physical Science Departments provide the stu- dent with modern equipment to study the vast areas involved in these various fields. Preparation for graduate and industrial work, as well as for teaching positions, is carried out in a thought-provoking and research-oriented atmosphere. Mr. R. Eugene Herbener Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. Chi-hua Wu Hsiung Mr. Tyler Pett Associate Professor of Physics Associate Professor of Physical Science Dr. Ray Johnson Assistant Professor of Chemistry Dr. John Catenhusen Professor of Biology Dr. Donald Toczek Associate Professor of Biology 3.. Mr. Ted Platt Assistant Professor of Biology 47 House Directors Mrs. Muriel Frost Mrs. lsbell Slagle Chi Omega Women's Residence West Mrs. Baines Mrs. Easley Galloway Hall Phi Sigma Epsilon Mrs. Olga Strasburger Mrs. Lenta Gilbert Pi Beta Phi Kappa Kappa Gamma 4,; Mrs. Hazel Stock Mrs. Helen Roach Delta Sigma Phi Men's Residence North Board of Trustees A high administrative committee at Hills- dale College is the Board of Trustees. By 0b- taining substantial financial endowments, the Board helps to make the objectives of the college a reality. The Board of Trustees or- ganizes the overall management of the school through the capable direction of 36 members. Women Commissioners Dedicated to the welfare of Hillsdale Col- lege students, the Women Commissioners are chosen for their strong dedication to higher education on the college level. The 55 re- sponsible members of the Women Com- missioners serve Hillsdale by raising funds and awarding eight scholarships a semester to Hillsdale students based on their general need and sound academic achievements. 51 Alumni The Hillsdale College Alumni Association takes the major responsibility of preparing for Homecoming each year. Membership at pre- sent exceeds over seven thousand and in many cities, including Chicago, Cleveland, and Detroit, local area alumni banquets have been held. The Association assists the College in acquiring endowments for College improve- ments and expansion. Members alone have committed a gracious amount for the con- struction of a new campus library. Preceding commencement in June, an annual Alumni Day is held. Members of the Alumni Board discussed pians for the new library. Summer School Many students attended the 1969 summer college at Hillsdale at which an informal and leisurely attitude prevailed. A variety of stim- ulating and thought-provoking courses and activities were held outside beneath the shady trees or as friendly discussion groups in the Student Union. Baw Beese Lake provided a haven for relaxation with swimming, scuba diving and boating available. The students who participated in the summer program found it to be an enjoyable experience as well as an advancement in their academic status. Summer Theater A successful season was once again exper- ienced by the directors and members of the Summer Theater group. uMame and The Sound of Music, two popular productions, attracted favorably impressed audiences. The two hit musicals demonstrated the Summer Theater's near-professional qualities. The arboretum. provided a lovely setting for the productions held in the warm summer even- ings. Mame and The Sound of Music were acclaimed as the greatest performances ever given by the hard-working, talented members of the crew and cast of Summer Theater. 55 Maria Marcia Watking prepared for her marriage to Captain Von Trapp. T0 ward Off the fear 0f the storm, Maria and the Before embarking upon her convent life, Maria sang Climb Every children sang Favorite Things. Mountain. After falling off the moon, Mame apologized to Vera. Mame sang My Best Boy. L ' ' V Mame washed up with her usual blues. , , Mame gave a cocktail Vera Charles visited Mame. , f ; , party for her friends. M.U.N.A. The let Annual Model United Nations Assembly drew high school students from Michigan and Ohio for participation as dele- gates. The delegates, each representing a mem- ber nation of the United Nations, discussed international problems and attempted to draw up solutions. Hillsdale College students helped to guide M.U.N.A. Secretary General presiding at the General Assembly was Mark Harman. The purpose of M.U.N.A. is to develop interest in international affairs and to help the partici- pants understand the proceedings of the United States. MUNA delegates discussed the proposed problems at the General Assembly. Guest speaker Max Haroldson, newspaper correspondent, addressed Secretary General Mark Harman welcomed the many MUNA delegates at the evening banquet. delegates. 58 Hillsdale students helped organize the procedures and functions of the committees. President Phillips addressed the student body. 60 Fall Honors Assembly M... The 1969 Fall Honors Assembly was held in Phillips Auditorium and served to honor those students and organizations who ranked highly in scholastic achievement and leader- ship ability during the last school year. The assembly honored students tapped for the campus honorary societies of Epsilon Delta Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa, Alpha Psi Omega, and Lambda Iota Tau. Also, those students sellected for Who's Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities were presented. Pi Beta Phi sorority and Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity were awarded the coveted scholarm ship honors for the leading Greek organi- zations in academics. Phi Sigma Epsilon received scholarship honors. Mr. Thomas R. Peters, Education Coordinator for the Detroit Free Press and a Hillsdale alum, was guest speaker. Dean Kolivosky congratulated Peter Francis on his academic achievement. Spring Honors Assembly The 1970 Spring Honors Assembly was held in the evening for the first time this year to once again honor those students and organ- izations who have excelled in scholarship and leadership throughout the past semester. Also announced were the aIl-college grade point, and the fraternity and sorority teading scholastically; Phi Sigma Epsilon and Kappa Kappa Gamma taking the honors. Speakers included Beth Whiteside and Pat Brown. Both Seniors spoke on the re- lationship of leadership to scholarship and what it means to them as individuals. QQBe-In99 The first real demonstration at Hillsdale College which took place on Friday, May 8th, was sparked by President Nixon's action in Cambodia and the Kent State incident. The ttBe-ln attracted an estimated crowd of 250 concerned students. Speakers included Pro- fessors Welling, Cousino, Freeman, Sparks and Veurink. The program itself began at 11:00 am. and concluded at 6:00 p.m. with a memorial service in honor of the Kent State students who had died the previous week. imini 1 I. 1 .1111: Ill E --l I 2 ll! D D I- CD Orientation Orientation began September 14 with the arrival of 425 new students. The week's activities were carefully planned in advance. After a welcome by Bill Taylor, the students met their mentors and began their college initiation. Placement tests, speeches, a dance and registration gave the students a glimpse of campus life. President and Mrs. Phillips welcomed new students. 68 Head Mentors, Julie Nadeau and Jim Mills. Homecoming Homecoming 1969 included several ex- citing events. Chester Marcol set a new record with his 62 yard field goal which was instru- mental in our victory over Fairmont. A half-time show was presented by the outstanding Sturgis High School band. Home- coming queens from the past sixteen years gathered to witness the crowning of Cindy Tomlin, 1969 Homecoming queen. Cindy is a Senior speech major from Port Huron, Mich. Colorful Homecoming displays, following the theme of cartoon characters, were seen at each housing unit, with Kappa Kappa Gamma and Delta Sigma Phi taking the honors. West Street Residence Koon Residence Winning Greek Displays: Delta Sigma Phi mboveL Kappa Kappa Gamma welow 71 flatly I II- Eb . 92$ 7:. WEW'LL PW? :rH mkirA 3 Phi Sigma EpsiIon Olds Residence Mauck Residence Delta Tau Delta cfjog': SAE 93 'e -35. BIRDS. ,; Tau Kappa Epsilon Pi Beta Phi Waterman Residence Chi Omega Marty Covert, Ellen Hale, Queen Cindy Tomlin, Jill Ross, Pat Brown 74 Homecoming Queen Cindy Tomlin 4'8? , 1 ,kwv. L . 76 Fall Parentst Weekend Fall Parents' Weekend was held October 25 and 26. Saturday's schedule of events in- cluded parent-teacher conferences followed by an exciting football game against North- wood Institute. After the game, the parents enjoyed a coffee hour and buffet dinner and were entertained by the Hillsdale College choir. Weekend activities were concluded with a breakfast Sunday morning. Front Row: T. Pressler; B. Harmon, co-chairman; R. Bergamo; S. Grant; B. Bavin. Second Row: Prof. L. Phillips; Prof. T. Pett; S. Hiligan; C. Skuza; Prof. W. Terman; M. Harman, co-chairman; C. Paton; J. Gerber; S. Wilson; S. Creighton; S. Fosbender; S. Stolzenfield; B. Herbener. Third Row: Dean R. Hendee; D. Sands; Prof. T. Platt; M. Jallad; D. Clark; M. Ferguson. Religious Emphasis Week Fall Religious Emphasis Week for 1969-1970 was presided over by Congress- man Guy VanderJagt. Aside from serving as Michigan's Ninth District Congressman, Mr. VanderJagt is an attorney and divinity school graduate. Included in his credits, he has served as a linguist, foreign correspondent and tele- vision news director. A man who practices re- ligion in his everyday life, Mr. VanderJagt led successfully the week based on Purposeful Living. Marcia Watkins Congressman Guy VanderJagt 79 Front Row: C. Cutshall, N. Young, R. Hazard, Queen K. Place, L. Zuck, J. Hewitt, P. Bachman, K. Fuhrman. Second Row: T. Barker, P. Beyea, C. Sherman, Z. Kanaan, B. Batista, S. Tramiel, K. Downey, S. Parker. Presidents Christmas Ball On December 12, the Hillsdale College Pubtications Board presented the fourth annual President's Ball in the Knorr Memorial Student Center. The event was highlighted by the crowning of the queen, Kris Place. Kris is a senior from South Bend, Ind. majoring in History. The queen's court consisted of a representative from each women's housing unit. They were Cindy Cutshall, Pris Bach- man, Kay Fuhrman, Nancy Young, Janet Hewitt, Linda Zuck and Robin Hazard. The coronation was followed by a smorgas- bord dinner in the student union. The event was accompanied by two bands, the Soul Sounds and Mac Hall's Dance Band. Christmas Ball Queen Kris Place 82 Debby Stockdale and Bob Buckley J -Hop Entertainment for the 50th annualJ-Hop, sponsored by the Junior Class, was provided by the Rugbys. Highlight of the evening was the crowning of the queen, Ginny Carlile. Ginny, an Early Childhood Education major, is from Winnetka, Illinois. The members of the court included Lexy Estes, Kay McClead and Debby Stockdale. Above: Lexy Estes and Bob Lisey. Below: Kay McClead and Walt Nims. b .m a C v. n .m G n e e u Q D. o H J. Spring Parentst Weekend Parents this year had a chance to meet with the faculty during Spring Parents' Week- end. Entertainment was provided by the Greek houses along with the TKE Jug Band and the Kappa Strummers. The weekend cul- minated in the crowning of senior Kathy Broyles, a sociology major from Marion, lndiana. 84 May Queen Candidates M. Brooks, N. Hitchcock, Queen K. Broyles, 5. Whitney, S. McLain. May Queen Kathy Broyles. Greek Weekend Several new events were initiated this year during Greek Weekend including the scooting race. The Kappas and the ATO's took the weekend honors. The events culminated at an all-Greek dance, at which time Pam Stuart, a psychology major from Farmington, Mich- igan, was crowned Greek Queen and Paul Sayles, MUGOC. Greek Queen Candidates C. Pinter, P. Stuart, L. Markell. MUGOC PauI Sayles. Greek Queen Pam Stuart. Alpha Tau Omega E. g 894? 11 1112145161189 1 J5 r51 JA 4 ,Q . F. Stark . B. Ross .T. Needham K. Curtis . P. Schlatter L. Bronkan J. Gray, Pres. .P. Stamper .P. Clum .J. Wicht . P. Rems . R. Moersch .S. Ragnone . D. Rebum .A. Nickle I; 11401 WQRA 1321461421 r8 . J. Topping . l. Redpath . I. Taylor .J. Henrickson . M. Harding .H. MacDonald .P. Nickel .J. Caulkins .A. McPherson . B. Bashara . D. Toole, Sec. '. D. Moore .8. Jacobs . L. Lazzaro nowowmeZ1ozr9 23242 2 Q Kohnle .Guenther, V.P. . LaJoe . Hallock Uzelac .Tumer Brown . Miller, Treas. Freidinger Whiting . Ernsberger Hersha . Bishop . Casavina H... HO 1 2 3 4. 5 6 7 8 9 . N. Welsh, Pres. . B. Holland . R. Voss N. Strange .J. Alexander . N. Young . S. Millbrook . M. Close . D. Zoth . P. Weedon . T. Molitor . K. Broyles 13. J. Neal 14. J. Henrickson 15. M. Keith 16. B. Milis 17. L. Benham 18. 5. Fritz, Sec. 19. M. Mclnemey 20. N. Gardner 21. M. Nelson 22. J. Woods 23. K. Espenchied Chi Omega . Harvey . Shehan . Gaertner . Beck .Smith . Rayburn .Thite xmor'omnmo . Newman .J. Shepherd . B. Whiteside . Foelber, Treas. nLr-wrxaaw-ioo . Perou . Piper . Kretzsch mar .Galloway Redlin . Doyle . Kolivosky .Tabner .Stillwell, V.P. . Lawitzke .Tomlin Delta Sigma Phi 1. J. McGarry 13. D. Sinder 2. G. Nyland, Treas. 14. 5. Day 3. C. Marcol 15. B. Campeau, Pres. 4. H. Guenther 16. J. Miracola 5. M. Beausoleil 17. B. Kavruck 6. L. Muchagato 18. D. Szigethy 7. E. Jackson 19. R. Tufts 8. B. Daly 20. D. Borgmann 9. M. 805 21. C. Skuza 10. J. Glaub, Sec. 22. D. Butts 11. E. Cinelli 23. M. Ferrer 12. D. Mangiavas 24. B. Moore 95 Delta Tau Delta . Katz Putnam, V.P. . Parker . Exline . Evans . Schmedes . Quaal . Walker . Babcock . . Everly, Pres. . Waldschmidt . . Sansone 13. G. Brooks Fl: -1'an U1 Lo r : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 O l 2 i-IHi-l -lw 14. M. Kennedy 15. C. Howe 16. D. Brown 17. J. Stratton 18. C. Doll 19. G. Wren, Treas. 20. D. Root, Corres. Sec. 21. P. Lewis, Rec. Sec. 22. D. Laughter 23. P. Wells 24. J. McNamee 25. D. Doerhoefer 26. B. Honchar 27. J. Ploch 28. J. Sturman 29. D. MacLean 30. B. Michelotti 31. D. Thompson 32. D. Breitmayer 33. T. Thompson 34. C. Donnelly 35. P. Renchard GDI r51 3 n3 5 1. Buddy 2. J. Murton 3. J. Prinstein 4. H. Drygas 5. T. DiSalvo 6. A. Booker 7. J. Olewinski 8. M. Covert 9. P. Bennell 10. C. Jasper 11. B. Burnett 12. P. Barber 13. G. Classen 14. S. Bolden 15. J. Sheppard 99 Kappa Kappa Gamma . D. . Bartsch S-rpupmngomsan-m Trimble Fisher . VanAken, Pres. Nordling . Barrett . Trageser, Rec. Sec. . Nicholson . Boylan Davis . Carlile Bingham Kautz . Markell Bowen 16. L. Ross 17. J. Pitts 18. S. Heinrichs 19.5. Johnson 20. B. Schaeffer 21. T. Wilson 22. S. Payne 23. L. Brink 24. B. Moore C N C 26. 27. 28. 29. J 30. . Gilbert . Lenahan . Reynolds Zimmerman . Carlson 25. K. Thompson L 31. M. Lehman 32.5. Johnson . K. Adams . K. Forsythe . K. Bridges . S. Winter . M. Ross . C. Johnson .C. Allen . C. Pocock . C. Wilson . S. McLain . M. Huey .J. Orwig . B. Keith . C. Gerschutz . M. lrdell . C. Jackson . J. Sealy . J. Nadeau . Johnston . Hartman . Harmon, Treas. . Egbert . Powers . Dawson Barsumian Carlson . Kettler . Edwards xoppzxzm'yr Hp.- wat-I Hompogmm . R. Book S. Wismar, Rec. Secy. . D. Blacklow . D. Richards . Madman P. Moore 5. Kennen G. Ferman . B. Hotsenpitler .S. Strock . J. Gladziszewski . J. Hunter . P. Schmalzl . A. Witkins . A. Goodman .J. Lundin, Pres. .T. Moulder . K. Weis, Treas. .S. Chaplin . 0. Johnson .8. Bacon . R. Rugh 103 L. Girsch ner . C. Louis . B. Krauchenko, Corres. Secy. L. Berk . B. Champion . B. Kuhlow . E. Hale . N. Crull . S. Phillips . M. Watkins . A. Kelly . C. Slater . L. Raaflaub . P. Hazlett 15. G. Ortner, Rec. Secy. Pi Beta Phi 16. J. Shaw 17. N. 18. K. 19. A. 20. R. 21. S. 22. P. 23. G. 24.5. 25. B. 26. C. 27. C. 28. L. 29. E. 30. J. Young Kruse Westgate Armstrong Molner Sidney Elko Crighton Howerton Schellhase Danboise Tuverson Lurvey Luros 31. S. Kersten 32. B. Stout 33. L. Zuck 34. w. Wittig 35. K. Tufts 36. K. Sofyanos 37. P. Gombach 38. C. Klein, Treas. 39. M. Fast 40. N. Hitchcock, Pres. 42. S. George 42. E. Stevenson, V.P. 43. C. Pinter 44. L. Estes 45. R. Reed 105 Tau Kappa Epsilon 9. J. Twomey 10. J. Webb 11. B. Taylor 12. P. Dombey 13. B. Peterson 106 1 , 4n 1 .. W 14. J. Miller, Pres. 15. W. Gentry 16. J. Baldwin 17. C. Schurman 18. B. Harrigan 19. C. Evans 20. J. Patton 21. M. Williams 22. A. Doyle 23. B. Lisey, V.P. 24. B. Saefkow 25. D. McCullaugh 26. M. Gerbec, Sec. 27. C. Koo 28. B. Yeck 29. D. Vukin, Treas. 30. T. Veale 31. W. Nims 32. J. Henshaw 33. R. Crater 34. T. Smigiel Sweethearts and Men of the Delta Sigma Phi Sweetheart Marilyn Akey. Kappa Man Dave Laughter. Alpha Tau Omega Sweetheart Kathy Espenchied. Chi Omega Uncle Rob Stewart. 109 Front Row: F. Martin, C. Pinter, P. Bachman, Secretary; 5. Boldon, M. lredell, K. Edwards, B. Kautz, L. Chaney. Second Row: J. Steslick, S. Parker, B. Waldschmidt, Prof. J. Sparks, C. Waldschmidt, President; J. Patton, Vice-President; G. LaWSon, J. Glaub, L. Ratcliff, Treasurer. Federation The student government on campus, Federation, is the only organization, except- ing the Collegian, that will hear students' opinions. Federation is composed of one representative from each housing unit and class as well as the Deans and a faculty mem- ber. Along with Union Policy Board, Fed- eration sponsors the annual concert and various other campus functions. Folk singer John Denvir. d. n o m .E D .m N r e g n .9. p o P Front Row: M. Harman, 8. George, L. Johnson, T. Heyes, Vice-President. Second Row: Dean Hendee, C. Waldschmidt, L. Markell, Treasurer; J. Warren, Chairman. Union Policy Board The Union Poiicy Board is responsible for the activities of the Frederick A. Knorr Memorial Student Center. The Board co- sponsored the John Denvir-Neil Diamond con- cert and was also responsible for the Kinetic Arts series. Throughout the year the Board sponsors movies shown in the Union. Vice-President, Tom Heyes. n a. -:w mu :akm-u mac Mum mmmw xmmq x umMm xw-om MM mmnu hum Jill Ross Jon Karol Pete Francis John Warren Jim Mills Nancy Young Steve Ott HS Cindy Tomlin Waw- Kim Jeffery Chad Waldschmidt Pete Rems Beth Whiteside Rob Stewart Nancy Hitchcock Jim Wells Women's Council Front Row: C. Maurer, N. Mackinder, Dean Leavy, C. Danboise. Second Row: S. McLain, M. Brooks, S. George, P. Sidney, C. Bingham Mews Council J. Gray, B. Campeau, J. Miller, M. Harman, L. Everly, J. Lundin, S. Tramiel. M. Ferguson, Dean Leavy, Dean Hendee, J. Bergamo, G. Quigley, P. Rems. m Publications Board The Publications Board supervises the activities of the five student publications: Winona, Collegian, Directory Mentor, and Tower Light. It is composed of eight mem- bers: the four student editors, the Dean of Women, the Director of Student Affairs, and the Director of Public Affairs. The Publications Board and the student publications sponsor the annual President's Christmas Ball. Editor, Meredith Carl Mentor The Mentor is the campus guidebook designed to explain the rules, regulations and culture of the college as well as to introduce new students to school traditions and ideals. The editor of the Mentor is also responsible for publishing the annual student directory. 1;: K. Smith, M. Lynch, J. Sturman, G. Quigley, G.S. Paulette, J. Komer, J. Olewinski, A. Terry, J. Babson, J. DuBois, Editor. Tower Light The Tower Light is Hillsdale's literary magazine. Edited by Jean DuBois, it provides an outlet for those who are artistically inclined in the forms of fiction, essay, poetry, art, and photography. Collegian Staff: P. Rems, Editor; B. Kautz, Managing Editor; L. Lazzaro, Sports; M. Carl, News Editor. Collegian The Collegian, first established in 1860, is the oldest college newspaper in Michigan in constant operation. Under the direction of Editor, Pete Rems, its main objective is to give the students the type of material they want to read; this includes Greek news, cur- rent campus events, and some world news. Editor Pete Rems. P. Gombach, M. Carl, N. Young, 5. George, C. Louis, S. Arpajian, K. Brady, M. Mclnerney, C. Baker, T. Kretzschmar. 123 124 Business Manager, John Murton Winona The Winona, the college yearbook, aims to give an accurate account of the preceding year on Hillsdale's campus. For those students who work on the yearbook, experience is offered in copywriting, proofreading, layout, pho- tography and business management. From fall to spring the staff works ditigently to meet deadlines to produce a new history book. Editor-in-Ch ief, Joanne Bergamo Student Editor, Puff Bennell Student Life Editor, Kris Place M. Hughes, E. Jackson, B. Krauchenko P. Mather, N. Pullum, L. Whitney, S. Reeck, T. Kretzschmar, K. Espenschied, B. Pempin. Sports Editor, Bob Yeck 125 Front Row: 5. Boldon; S. Adams; J. Nadeau, Secretary; J. Miller. Second Row: M. White, A. Nickle, Chairman; P. Nickel; L. Lazzaro. Leadership Workshop Leadership Workshop is an organization composed of students interested in sharing leadership experiences. This workshop has evolved from the belief that a student's aca- demic preparation is often more valuable to him if he has had a chance to relate immed- iately to practical aspects of life. Experiences in leadership are primarily involved with seminars. During the year, Leadership Workshop sponsored speakers in the Adventures in Ideas series and hosted a series of student-faculty dinners. Georgia Congressman Julian Bond gave an eye-opening speech on what is next for the black race. Below: Controversial Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty spoke on the partyman against the independent thinker. Adventures in Ideas The co-curricular Adventures in Ideas guest lecture series is presented yearly under the sponsorship of Leadership Workshop. Its goal is to stimulate new thoughts, insights and aesthetic topics by presenting learned men and women of national and international prominence to Hillsdale students. 127 Extreme rightist William F. Buckley, gave a too involved dis- sertation on world disorders. An amateur among pros, George Plimpton's resume': of past exper- iences with professional athletes proved to be quite interesting. Former US. Congressman, Stewart Udall, repeated known facts on the problem of pollution control. Jack Anderson, syndicated journalist and editor, told how much red tape is involved in Washington politics. Former basketball player and coach, Bill Russell, told his audience that he was hung up on people. 129 Pan-Hellenic Council C. Tomlin; P. Bachman; N. Hitchcock; A. Hartman; P. Weedon. Inter-Fraternity Council enther; P. Moore, Secretary; G. Brooks. Vice President; J. Henrickson, President; C. Skuza, Treasurer; J. Glaub; J. Brass. Second Row: R. Hotsenpiller; C. Long; B. Taylor; P. Lewis; J. Putnam. Front Row: S. Jacobs; L. Gu 130 x Front Row: M. Ross; L. Van Aken; B. Harmon; L. Markell; D. Trimble; C. McFaul; M. Carl; P. Sidney; P. Stuart; B. Kautz. Second Row: J. Mills; J. Patton; C. Waldschmidt; P. Nickel; K. Jeffery; L. Everly; R. Rugh; C. Long; R. Lisey; M. Harman. Third Row: J. Miller, J. Congelosi; C. Kettler; A. Spear; C. Bingham; K. Edwards; A. Nickle; K. Weis; T. Smigiel; S. Hiligan; J. Nadeau; A. Kelly; B. Krauchenko. Student Guides W ,: :, gt: Front Row: L. Van Aken; L. Markell; A. Spear; D. Trimble; S. Adams; J. Nadeau; B. Kautz; C. Kettler; S. Nordling; S. Johnson; S. Barrett. Second Row: M. Dawson; N. Mackinder; J. Congelosi; P. Nickel; J. Patton, L. Everly; B. Waldschmidt; G. Lawson; H. Guenther; D. Vukin; . Mills. Third Row: N. Egbert, C. Barsumian; B. Smith; M. Koppy; M. Hughes; B. Krauchenko; A. Kelly; T. SmigieI;J. Miller; C. Long; B. Lisey; S. Parker; M. White; A. Nickle; M. Harman. 131 Dorm Officers Mauck: A. Westgate, Treasurer; 5. George, President; N. Norton, B. Waldschmidt, North Federation Representative; Steve Parker, Federation Representative. Galloway Federation Representative. 132 West Street: Front Row: L. Markell, Secretary; B. Smith, Vice- President; G. Carlile, Publicity; J. Congelosi, Treasurer. Second Row: C. Bingham, President; B. Moore, Fire Marshall; C. Bar- sumian, Social Chairman. Below. Olds. Front Row: S. Nordling, Treasurer; L. Zuck, Social Chairman; F. Martin, Vice-President. Second Row: D. Lindgren, Fire Marshall; C. Danboise, Presi- dent. Koon: R. Veale, Vice-President. Young Democrats Front Row: K. Niles; J. Lemmink; J. Marlin; A. Terry; M. Stroman, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: J. McIntyre; W. Hawthorne, President; T. Fitzpatrick; G. Gale, Vice-President; B. Burnett. Young Republicans Front Row: B. Harmon; J. Miller; S. Nordling; F. Martin; L. Zuck; C. Long; B. Lisey. Second Row: L. Guenther; E. Ryan; B. Taylor; G. Lawson; B. Crandell, President; D. Veurink; B. Lambert; J. Patton; T. Smigiel. Spanish Club Dr. G. Nichols, Prof. L. Rick, S. Schenk, B. Herbener, T. DiSalvo, A. Martin, E. Cabello, J. Bergamo, A. LaFrance. International Relations Front Row: M. Harman, President; P. Tennant, J. Marlin, M. Koppy, J. Miller, Smoker; C. Long, Sergent-at-Arms; R. Lisey, Secretary. Second Row: C. Kratzfeldt, N. Harper, L. Everly, J. AI-Sharif, T. Smigiel, Director; J. Patton, Program Chairman; B. Taylor, Treasurer, S. Parker. 135 Front Row: P. Tennant; S. Boldon, President; S. Gillette; K. Niles; G. Payne; R. Logan; B. Shaw; E. Daniels. Second Row: J, Hanley; T. Wiggins; J. Kirk; R. Franklin; J. Graham; N. Harper; S. Cook. Third Row: T. Bryant; 5. Cobb; P. Nash; O. Johnsor, Wives Club ' Mumwmmm Front Row: L. Wood; A. Nowicki; K. Kraatz; C. Connor; P. Cheatham; C. Shaw; P. Fitch; B. Hansen; J. Hamburg. Second Row: J. Wilson; M. Allgire; B. Spragg; J. Waldschmidt; M. Henry; S. Francis; L. Stitgen; C. Wodock; N. Doty; S. Sellman. H-Club Front Row: T. Bryant; R. Logan; D. Read; E. Rugh; D. Bow; B. lhrig; K. Curtis; G. Dienelt; E. Cinelli. Second Row: D. LaLond; P. Myers; G. Crowley; M. 805; M. Harding; 5. Schmedes; B. Daly; S. Ragnone; D. Borgmann; D. Dorman. Third Row: G. Huntley; B. McLoughIin; E. Thornton; M. Broyles; D. Reburn; l. Taylor; F. Stark; D. Sacharski; T. Wilson. Fourth Row: 2. Kanaan; T. O'Donnell; B. Campeau; C. Hill; J. Brass; S. Kovacs; H. Guenther; M. Ranney; D. Maclean; J. Buchin. Vets Club Front Row: R. Franklin; D. Sacharski; Z. Kanaan; E. Ryan; R. Crater; R. Cheatham. Second Row: J. Ziegler;J. Houldsworth; 5. Watson, Treasurer; J. Shaughnessy, Secretary; G. Ackerman, President. 137 John Everson Prof .$Ig4izigvdlaiav .2835 it .2: tail: a g e m 0 i R. Neal, J. Jenkins. M. Watkins, C. Maurer, C. Long. Alpha Ps Tower Players Front Row: N. Mackinder, K. Greene, M. Keith, M. Watkins, M. Wakefield, Corresponding Secretary; D. Griffiths. Second Row: J Prinstein, J. Steslick, C. Maury, Treasurer; R. Neal, Vice President; S. Ott, President; 0. Johnson, B. Jessup. Third Row: T. Heyes, J. Schoene, T. Pressler, H. Boyer, C. Long, G. Crane. Jim Schoene, Peggy Heinze, Tom Heyes Sharon Berridge Phi Mu Alpha Vice-President-Secretary; P. Francis, President; J. Emmert. Treasurer. Second Row: B. Jessup; D. Front Row: C. Maury, n. Third Row: P. Eaton; D; Applegate; A. Denner; 0. Johnson; G. Powell. Blackmond; B. Lewis; R. Higgins; Prof. J. Everso Sigma Alpha Iota K. Greene; K. Shepler, Chaplain; C. Blaich, Recording Secretary; M. Wakefield. Second Row: M. Front Row: M. Dawson; R. Spangler; C. McFaul, Vice-President; L. Raaflaub, President; J. Steslick. Watkins, Corresponding Secretary; Lambda Iota Tau Front Row: P. Brown; E. Justice; A. Holton, Secretary-Treasurer; J. Burak. Second Row: N. Young, President; A. LaFrance; S. Ott, Social Chairman; C. Koich; J. Bergamo. Epsilon Delta Alpha Front Row: E. Flottemesch; C. McFaul. Second Row: P. Brown; P. Myers; E. Justice. Omicron Delta Kappa Front Row: J. Mills, President; A. Nickle, J. Karol, P. Myers, Dean Hendee. Second Row: D. Griffiths, P. Moore, J. Murton, C. Waldschmidt, Secretary-Treasurer; J. Warren, S. Ott. Front Row: P. Myers, P. Mather, President; S. Strock. Second Row: J. Babson, P. Phillips, E. Flottemesch. -'I dizyznu-ut . .x thAk-inyh l kun'a- .Aa-n...n ,1.-...,xw. 1 1 ... a ... m x w m .. M u! 1 .19.11.. 2.1.5.... Viz. . 1-,? II- . 7' 95f- -g...wfjgiwx 1.1...ng 1g; J+s39n $Www' m Ickywlftr, ..,,mvk..,x .gag, - 9' am . 0mm. WJ- WWW Nibk 'W W9 Cheerleaders Debbie Carlson and Linda Benham with the rest of the squad not only offered sup- port to the football team at all games, but also sponsored an annual pep rally bonfire. Linda Benham jumps enthusiastically ending one of her cheers. Football Cheerleading Squad: Front Row: Linda Benham, Debbie Carlson, Marilyn Akers. Second Row: Barb Berry, Devereaux LaLond, Nancy Boylan. Chargers Finish 9-1, Gain NAIA Championship Bid Front Row: J. Wicht, R, Sands, .J. Vijuk, R, Wood, 8. Dorman, trainer; T. Bryant, M. Broyles, G. Whitmire, R. Ragnone, M. Akey, D. Pelz, D. Spragg, D. Borgman, M. Moersch, R. Bradley, 8. McLoughlin, J. Miracola, J. 805, J. Krestakos, J. Brass, T. Newby, A. Robinson. Seeley, C. HiH, M. Nowicki, M. Fellows, T. Uzelac, P. Second Row: B. Moore, G. Hamberg, T. O'Donnell, G. Club, E. Thornton. Fourth Row: B. Sacharski, P. Demers, Huntley, E. Cinelli, B. lhrig, T. Skrobot, B. Daly, J. manager; J. Bunting, B. Campeau, M. Rockwood, B. Tinkle, L. Guenther, D. Kraatz, R. King, J. Zawierucha, T. Kavruck, C. Szajnecki, B. Schleicher. L. Bronkan, M. Stokes, Z. Kanaan. Third Row: G. Dienalt, trainer; D. Beausoleil, C. Marcol, M. Wall, T. Thompson, W. Babcock, $ J. Barber, F. Stark. Fifth Row: C. Wilson, D. Szigethy, R. Johnson, J. Dvorak, J. Topping, 8. Black, I. Redpath, P. Schlatter, D. Toole, H. Guenther, J. Buchin, 3. Cook. Sixth Row: Head Coach Frank Muddy Waters, As- sistant Coaches Warren Spragg, Dave Trippet, Jack McAvoy, Dan Goldsmith, Larry Covey. Chargers fire up for the game in a pre-game hu Marcol Sets ' Two National Kicking Records . . Hillsdale, closing its '69 season with a 9-1 regular season record, went on to meet Concordia College in the semi-finals of the NAIA championship only to lose 27-0. On her way to the playoffs, individual Hillsdale players set two national collegian football records and broke four Hillsdale College records. Two Chargers were placed on the NAIA All-American lst team and seven on the NAIA All-State lst team. Soph Chester Marcol, a soccer style kicker, captured two modern day collegian football records. The first came in the Fairmont State game when he kicked a 62 yard field goal. His second national record was topping the previous consecutive point after touchdown record by five for a total of 63. All but 20 were booted during the '69 season. He still has two more seasons to add to his continuing national record. Both national records stand as Hillsdale records. Marcol also tied a Charger record by kicking eight straight PAT in one game. He was placed on the NAIA AIl-American and All-State lst team as a kicking specialist. Running back Dick Kraatz tallied 17 touchdowns for 102 points to capture the state and national NAlA scoring title. Junior Kraatz rushed for 758 yards in 10 games to tie him for the Most Valuable Player Award with Duane Pelz. Kraatz was also elected a co-captain for the 1970 season along with Zack Kanaan. Senior defensive tackle Joe Vijuk moved up from 2nd team NAIA All-American to lst team this season. Kraatz and center Tom Newby were chosen NAIA All- State lst offensive team with end and co-captain Pelz, halfback John Seeley, linebacker Kanaan, Vijuk, and Marcol t0 the NAIA All-State lst defensive team. Hon- orable mention was given to linebacker Bob Campeau, offensive tackle and co-captain Darrel Spragg, and full- back Jim Wicht. Head Coach Frank Muddy Waters was selected as NAIA District 23 Coach of the Year. Highlights of the season included ending the regular season rated second in small college football in the nation; and, at one time, ranked No. 2 defensive unit in the NAIA. Hillsdale gained 2,638 net yards to opponents 1,499, including over 1,800 yards rushing to an opposing 635 yards. The Chargers also outscored their opponents 338868. Coach Waters ended his 15th year of college coaching with a 1091135-5 record. Co-captain Duane Pelz discusses defensive strategy with Head Coach Frank HMuddy Waters. Assisting Coach Waters were Coaches Warren Spragg, Dave Trippet, Jack McAvoy, Dan Gold- smith, and Larry Covey. NAIA and state scoring title holder Dick Kraatz gained over 700 yards in 10 games. Defensive linebacker John Seeleydoubles as a Quarterback Joe Miracola completed 48.5th of over 100 passes behind punt return specialist where he set two Hillsdale blocking 0f Jim Wicht and other offensive players. records this season. He returned 28 punts for 453 yards. John Seeley, Bob Campeau, Zach Kanaan, and Bob Moore pull down a Northwood runner in one of a combined 157 un- assisted tackles. 151 Right end Jerry Tinkle pulled in 14 passes with Bob Daly averaged six yards per carry in 22 runs. He was second to Archie an average of 13 yards per catch. Robinson in pass interceptions. Running back Dick Kraatz gained over 1,000 yards in rushing and kickoff returns. He averaged 29.87 yards in eight kickoff returns. Rick Sands, part of the defensive front wall with Joe Vijuk, Bob Moore, and Duane Pellz, pulls down a Fairmont State player behind the line. 152 Mike Harding Mike 805 Dave Borgman Mike Akey amsms Senior Chargers Darrel Spragg Tom Newby Roger Wood ohn Brass John Krestakos Rick Sands Duane Pelz 153 1969-70 co-captains Darrel Spragg and Duane Pelz and 1970-'71 captains Zach Kanaan and Dick Kraatz are introduced at the Awards Banquet. Named co-Most Valuable Player and Outstanding Offensive Back was Dick Kraatz for leading the team in yards gained and holdings scoring honors in the NAIA. Co-recipient of the Most Valuable Player award was Duane Pelz. Defensive end Pelz had over 60 tackles and two recovered fumbles. Zach Kanaan received the Outstanding Defensive Back award for his perfor- mance as an outside linebacker. Tied for the Outstanding Offensive Lineman honors were Darrel Spragg and Tom Newby. Winner of the Len Urbanik Memorial Award for scholarship, leadership, and athletic ability was co-captain Pelz. ost Improved Player award went to defensive halfback and backup Chester Marcol received a special plaque for his World Kick- uarterback Mike 805. ing Record from Placement in recognition of his 62 yard field goal against Fairmont State. Outstanding Defensive Line- man award was presented to NAIA AlI-American Joe Vijuk. He led the team in both tackles and recovered fumbles. Archie Robinson was pre- sented with the Golden Shovel Award for his spirit throughout the season. Most Valuable Player a District 23 NAIA first te. John Kirk led all Chan scorers by over 250 poir Kirk Hits 56 Points In Single Game The Chargers, led by District 23 NAIA first team senior John Kirk, completed their 1969-70 season with a 14-15 mark against a schedule including some of the strongest small college teams in the country. At his forward position, Kirk led the Chargers in scoring with 638 points for a 22 point average per game. He also headed the hoopsters in rebounds with a 9.8 average per game. Kirk set a new Hillsdale record by scoring 56 points in a single game against Lake Superior State College. He was also elected Most Valuable Player by his teammates, while junior guard Jim Graham was elected Outstanding Leader. Hillsdale scored over 100 points in eight games during the season with a high game of 124 points against Calvary College. In tournament play the Chargers emerged champions of the eight-team Eustis Holiday Tournament and were runners-up in the annual Spring Arbor Kiwanis Tournament. Only Kirk and guard Gary Crowley will be lost through graduation while eight lettermen are sched- uled to return next season. Head Coach Bob Hodges shouted directions to his players on the floor. At the pivot position Roger Franklin, 'lSnaps , connected on 600A of his shots and averaged over seven rebounds per game. m Bill Thorpe, a 6'2 gu rd, drove in for a Ieft-h nded hook in a losing effort against Michigan Lutheran College. Left-handed guard Jim Graham scored 260 points this Freshman Yalen Salisbury dumped in 244 points from his left season for a 8.9 per game average. forward position. Transfer student and first year on the Hillsdale team, John Kirk went for two on a jumper in the Eastern Michigan game. Returning letterman Tom Wilson laid up two points against Oakland. 159 6'4 center Roger Franklin was the third highest rebounder Jim Graham went for a bucket on his favorite outside JU per. on the squad. Captain and three year letterman Gary Crowley hit 97 of 145 free throws and was third in scoring honors behind Kirk and Dennis Jazwiecki. 145 pounder Ralph Logan set up his man for a first period takedown. Grapplers Place Third In State Meet; Send Three To National Meet The Hilisdale wrestling team, under the di- rection of Coach Dan Goldsmith, closed its 1969-70 season of wrestling by placing three men in the top seat of the N.A.I.A. state finals and one grappler going on to capture a sixth place in the national meet. Overall, the team finished with a 8-5 dual meet record. Junior Bob Rynsburger, wrestling at 167 lbs., completed an 18-2 win-Ioss record in regular season competition, went on to take a first in the state, and finished sixth in the nation. Also capturing first places in the state were heavyweight Jack Bunting and 176- pounder Joel Buchin. Other grappiers completing notable win- loss records included Kevin Curtis, Ed Rugh, Ralph Logan and Dave Bow. Ed Rugh sets up his man for a take down in the first period. Most Valuable Wrestler, Bob Rynsburger, breaks down opponent for one of his nine pins. Front Row: G. Dienelt, B. Fielden, R. Logan, K. Curtis, E. Rugh, D. Bow. Second Row: Coach D. Goldsmith, T. Evans, J. Buchin, J. Bunting, B. Greenwell, G. Rynsburger, W.Gentry. Ed Rugh readies for an escape or reversal while in the defensive position. 154-pounder, Wayne Gentry, closes man back to the mat by the crotch. I63 Heavyweight Jack Bunt- ing was one of the three first place finishers from Hillsdale in the State Meet. 164 Soph Dave Bow capped off his second year of varsity grappling with a 13-2-1 record and a first place in the State Meet. Wrestling at 167 pounds, Bob Rynsburger not only, won 9070 of his dual matches, but went on to take a sixth in the nation. Bob Franklin heads fthe-krpuCk to'take it down ice. Front Row: G.. Acitelli, D. MacLean, J. Murton, I. Taylor. Second Row: M. Harman, J.Henrickson, D. Reburn, D. Read, S. Worms. Third Row: P. Stamper, J.Hockemeyer,C. Paton, B. Franklin, Coach Jim Drawbridge. Hockey Team Takes Third In League The hockey team, under Coach Jim Draw- bridge, struggled to a 7-10-2 season in its first year as a varsity sport. Crippled by the grad4 uation and loss of ten key players and losing three more at midsemester, the Chargers valiantly strove for a playoff berth in the Mid- west College Hockey Association. The season ended with a three-way tie for fourth place between Hillsdale, Oberlin College, and Miami of Ohio. Miami was ultimately awarded the honor as they had scored more goals in their association games than either Hillsdale or Oberlin. No individual player can be singled out this season as contributing more than anyone else to the team. However, special commendation should be paid to standouts Jon Henrickson, Co-captainsDave Reburn and Doug Read, and freshman Dan MacLean. Left: Forward co-captain Doug Read readies for a shot at the net. Below: Goalie Ian Taylor saves the 'puck from a Purdue goal. Hillsdale forward slaps a shot from the front of the net. 7 WWWWHWWM .. w numw vr'u . 1. a m V f ..,,.,.m mq-MW W MM? Freshman forward, Dan MacLean skates the puck down ice for a goal. 168 Dan MacLean tries to get the puck out of dangerous territory behind his own net. HiHsdale scores a goal by doubIe-teaming the goalie. I All-state Archie Robinson digs in for the pitch. Right-fielder Archie Robinson was one of the three NAIA all-state players on the team. Freshman pitcher, Mike Broyles, hurles a fast ball Baseball Team Coach Warren Spragg's baseballers dropped seven of eight games on their spring road trip and nine other regular season encounters before recording their first victory, 12-5, against Ohio Northern on April 25. NAIA district 23 third- baseman Dave Sacharski had been the Chargers' big man at the plate with five home runs, tops in District 23. Outfieider Archie Robinson, also a district 23 se- lection, sparkled at bat and afield. Pitcher Rich Miller led the Charger mound staff with a 3.44 ERA and was the Chargers' third AlI-State selection. to the opposition. Hillsdale baseman prepares to tag opponent runner for an out. 172 Freshman first-baseman Joe Twomey stretches for a pick-off on the base runner. r Greg Foughty warms up Mike Broyles between innings. Opponent starts his slide toward awaiting third-baseman. Mike Broyles hurls while second-baseman Jack Stone sets his position. AH-state pitcher Rich Miller finished the season with a .378 earned run average and a .398 batting average. 175 Gary Whitmire doubles as a javlin thrower as well as a runner. Ian Redpath is the number one man in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Track Team Lack of manpower was the factor in the track team's alI-losing season. With only four lettermen and a total squad of seven, the Chargers were forced to forfeit many events in each meet. Outstanding individual perfor- mances had been turned in, however, by sprinter Ian Redpath, a consistent 9.8 runner in the 100 yard dash; half-miler Phil Myers, despite bad shin splints; javelin tosser Gary Huntley; and shotputter Jack Bunting, who used his 6-6, 300 pound stature to good ad- vantage. a Roger Franklin demonstrates proper form in Hrunning in the air during a flight of the broad jump. 177 Front Row: I. Redpath, P. Myers, Bunting, R. Franklin, G. Whitmire. Sprinter Ian Redpath ,, practices his timing in getting out of the blocks. Gary Huntley's approach, take-off, and jump. g . Hinsd bunkster Ime's upvhigf' Freshman Bob Waldschmidt works his way out of a sand trap. Coach Bob Hodges, K. Jeffery, B. Buckley, G. Gilfillen, M. Moyer, B. Wald- schmidt, P. Barber. Golf Team The Hillsdale College golfers were the lone spring sports team to sport a winning record at season's midpoint. Led by seniors Kim Jeffrey and Bob Buckley, the golfers were consistently in the low 80's and compiled a 7e4 record by early May. Captain Kim Jeffery ties off on the first hole. 181 Kim Jeffery, GeQrge Gilfillen and Bob Buckley re-checking George Gilfillen preparesto hit anapproach shot. Buckley's score. 182 Mark Moyer chipping to the ninth green. - g, - conga. Coach Bob Hodges. Garry Brook game strateg Tennis Team This season has been a long one for coach Barbara Sammons' tennis team, which played to a 2-8 mark before an astounding turn- about victory in the eight-team Bluffton College invitational tournament. Mike Sutton, Skip Schmedes and Garry Brooks led the pre- dominantly senior squad. Total Matches Points Won Mike Sutton 28 15 Skip Schmedes 28 14 Garry Brooks 26 9 Jim Schwartz 28 11 Fred Ilse 24 13 George Ackerman 19 ll Coach Barba ra Sammo ns G. Ackerman, J. Schwartz, F. Ilse, M. Sutton, 5. Schmedes, G. Brooks. I85 Skip Schmedes is number two man in singles and half of the number one doubles. k2: Jim Schwartz, along with Chuck Booth, make up the number two doubles team. Number three man Garry Brooks slaps a back hand raiiy to his opponent. I86 I87 John Nicholl slams back the ball in practice Fred Ilse stretches for his serve. IM Football IM Baseball mhzmnzhm Senior Dinner Senior Assembly Beth Whiteside Outstanding Senior Woman I96 Chad Waldschmidt Outstanding Senior Man Graduation The commencement address was made by Dr. Kenneth Dale Wells, President of the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. An honorary degree was conferred upon Mr. Robert J. Simpson. Professor of the Year Profes or William Terma Ed Flottemesch Valedictorian Lois Piper Salutatorian Joan Sealy, Secretary Senior Class Officers Mike Harding, President Debbie Zoth, Social Chairman 204 Cindy Tomlin, Treasurer Mike 305, Social Chairman and Averil Holton, Federation Representative Skip Schemedes, Vice President James W. 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Henry4 39 Alexander, Janet S.-93, 244 Alizo, Gloria Jr-226 Allan, Michael 14226 Allen, Christine K.-100, 206 Allen, Katherine M.4244 Allgire, Moine L4244 AI-Shorif, Jaiol 5.4135 Anderson, Prof. Bob-41 Anger, Darlene 6.4234 Anzell, Robert E.-244 Applegafe, Douglas L.-4 0, 244 Armstrong, Patricio G4 244 Armstrong, Robin L.-105, 244 Arnold, Ross W,-206 Arpajian, Susan L4123, 244 Asselstine, Peter J.-244 Boode, Jeanne A4206 Babcock, Walt G496, 148, 178, 244 Babson, John R4121, , 226 Bachman, Priscilla L4 110, 130, 226 Bacon, James 5.4103, 244 Baines, Mrs.448 Baker, Cathy L4244 Baker, Christine P.-123, 234 Baker, Elizabeth Jr-93 Balcom, Mazie M.-4206 Baldwin, Jeffrey W.--106, 234 Barber, John R4148, 181, 244 Barber, Kathie J.-234 Barber, Philip L499, 244 Barber, Miss Rufh425 Barnes, Marguerite E.- 244 Barrett, Susan J.-100, 131, 244 Barry, Florence K4234 Barry, Stan S.-234 Barsumian, Candace A4 100,131,133, 234 Barfsch, Sue K4100, 234 Boshara, William G.-90, 244 Bevin, Rebecca L478, 234 Beols, Linda 144206 Bear, Thomas A.-206 Beousoleil, Mike R.-95, , 234 Beck, Robin A493 Becker, Judy E4226. Beebe, Carole L14206 Benedict, Lyhne M.4244 Benham, Linda A.-93, 146, 234 Benne'll, Pamela P.-99, I Bergamo, Joanne M.4119, 124, 135, 141, 207, 274 Bergamo, Rosemary4-78, 234 Bergman, Elizabeth 1+ 234 Berk, Linda W.4105, 244 Berridge, Sharon Y.4139, 234 Berry, Barbara C.-93, Beyeo, Peter D.-80, 106, 224, 226 Bingham, Cynthia 14100, 118,131,133, 225, 226 Birdsey, Meredith4234 Birmingham, John L1-244 Bishop, David A490, 225, 226 Black, Robert W.-148, 244 Blocklow, Doubles J.-103, 244 Blackmond, Donald R4 140, 244 Blaich, Carol A4144, 226 Blake, Karen A4244 Boet, Elizabeth-244 Boef, Ricard04-244 Index Boldon, Sondra 15.499, 110, 126, 136, 224, 226 Bolton, Kristine4226 Booker, Frederick A499 Booth, Charles M4234 Booth, John J.-226 Borders, Sylvanos E.-234 Borgmonn, David G.-95, 137, 148, 153, 207 Bos, Michael D495, 137, 148, 153, 155, 205, 207 Bow, David L.4137, 163, 164, 234 Bowen, Judith E.-100, 244 Boyer, Hank4139, 226 Bradbury, Vivian L.-234 Bradley, Ronald R.-148 Brady, Danie1 J.-244 Brady, Kathleen A.-123, 244 Braeutigon, Bonnie Jr- 234 Brahe, Alison A.-244 Brass, John E.-130, 137 Brass, John E4130, 137, 148, 153, 226 Brofaas, Mark 64245 Brozill, Barbara A.-234 Breisch, Frank 0.4234 Breitmayer, David M.-96, 234 Bremer, Randal L4234 Brenner, Norman 5....207 Bridges, Koren E4100, 234 Bridges ,Kennefh H.-226 Brink, Linda J.--100, 226 Brock, Vivienne E.--245 Bronkon, Lawrence E490, 148, 245 Brooks, Garry M.-v96, 130, 184, 185, 186, 226 Brooks, Mary A. 84, 118, 207 Brophy, Kathleen M.4245 Brofhwell, Hilton 8,207 Brown, Dr. Chorles436 Brown, David A496, 245 Brown, Lynn C,-226 Brown, Pamela G.-245 Brown, Patricio L474, 141, 207 Brown, Phi1ip 69-245 Brown, Wil1iom Collins4 90, 245 Brown, William Cyru54 234 Broyles, Katharine T4 , 85, Broyles, Mike K4137, 148, 172, 175, 245 Bryon, John R.-245 Bryant, Theodore4136, 137, 148, 245 Buchin, Joel D4137, 1 8, 163, 245 Buck, Gregory 5.4234 Buckley, Robert Cr-181, 182, 183 Buki, Marcelo E4226 Bunting, Jack Cr-148, 163, 164, 176, 178, 234 Burok, Janice M.-141, 207 Burke, Stephen c.4207 Burkhort, Patricia 15.4245 Burnett, Robert W.-99, 134, 207 Burns, Kathryn 5-208 Burpeau, Michael R4245 Butts, Richard495 Bufze, Richard 14245 Calkins, John L.-245 Call, Bruce R.-245 Callahan, Brenda S.-226 Calvin, Sylvia S.-234 Cameron, Dione M.-234 Ccmpeau, Robert A.-95, 118,137,148,151, 234 Carey, Michael F.-208 Carl, Alfred R.-226 Carl, Meredith M.4120, 122, 123, 131, 233, 234 Carlile, Virginia H.-83, 100, 133, 226 Carlson, Christine E.-100, 245 Carlson, Debra A.-100, 146, 225, 226 Carter, Susan M.-245 Caruso, Barbara A.-226 Casavina, Peter D.-90, 226 245 Castellon, Francisco A.- 245 Catenhusen, Dr. John447 Caulley, Katherine M.- 245 CaveH, Lyle4235 Ceresko, Alice M.4245 Chadwick, Sherry L.-235 Chamberlain, Michael W.- 245 Champion, Barbara R.- Choney, Linda J.-110, 226 Chang, James 5.4235 1 Chaplin, Stephen W.-103, 245 Chapman, Jennifer 14245 Chapman, Michael K.- 226 Chorifi-Hcghighi, Mohssen4245 Chorumilinda, Sompon4 245 Cheatham, Robert H. Jr.- 137, 235 Childress, Cynthia L4235 Chisholm, lsabeIIe-245 CineHi, Edward A495, 137, 148, 235 Ciszewski, Robert4245 Clagetf, Martha E4109, 208 Clark, Amy E.-226 Clark, Richard A478, 235 Clark, William W.-235 Clossen, Gary L499 Clement, Thomas M.-245 Clements, Joseph A4235 Clerici, Michael-226 Cleve1and, Cynthia L.- 245 Close, Margaret L.-93, 235 Clum, Philip 5.4-90, 148, 245 Cobb, Stephanie4136, 245 Cobb, Thomas N.-245 Cofield, Connie L.-246 Cole, Nancy H4208 Cole, Paula J.-226 Cole, Victor R4246 Cole, Wendy P.-235 Comar, Miss Lillion-21 Congelosi, Joan E,-131, l Conner, Madeleine 124246 Connor, Cynthia Jr-226 Connor, Richard L14208 Cook, Stanley R.-136, 1 , 46 Coplin, Suzanna Lr-246 Copp, Richard H4235 Coazish, Mrs. Margaret- Cosgrove, Miss Koy--31 Cousino, Prof. Morcus-34 Covert, Martha J.-74, 99, 208 Crandell, Bernard W. Jr,4 1 , 226 Crane, Prof. Glenn433, 139 Cross, Sherry M.-235 Crater, Ronald c.4106, , 46 Crighton, Shirley E.--78, 105, 246 Crockett, Fredrick L.-106, 246 Crowley, Gary 84137, 160 Crull, Nancy A.-105, 226 Crust, Susan L14246 Cuff, Susan L4246 Cummins, Victoria 5.4235 Curtis, Kevin L490, 137, 63, 235 Cufshall, Cynthia D480 Duly, Robert 8495, 137, 148, 152, 227 Donboise, Carol L.--105, 118, 133, 246 Daniels, Ellie-136 Donsen, Dione R.-209 Durst, Patricia A4235 Daugherty, Jeanne L.4246 Davis, Deborah A.-100, 227 Dawson, Mary E.-100, 131, 140, 235 Day, Sfephen-95 Deckelmon, Carol 5.4235 Demers, Poul O.-148, 235 Demydo, Craig R4246 DenBleyker, Timothy T4 227 Denner, Allan K4140, 235 Deroo, Peter D4235 Detering, Helen M.4209 DiCicco, Pamela A4227 Dickinson, Miss E428 Dienelf, Gary P.-137, 148, 16 DiHe, DeeAnn4227 DiSolvo, Thomas J.-99, 135, 246 Disinger, Linda P.-227 Doerhoefer, Don E.-96, 246 Doll, Charles A,-96, 123, 209 Dombey, Philip L.-106, 209 Donnell, Robert J.-246 Donnelly, Charles F.-96, 246 Dormon, Douglas D.-137, 148, 209 Dorsey, Jacolyn-246 Dofy, Daniel J.-227 Dory, Nancy J.-209, 227 Dow, Doyle D.-209 Downey, Kenneth L.-80, 227 Doyle, Albert W.-209 Doyle, Andrew J.-106, 235 Doyle, Kathy A.-93, 246 Drawbridge, Mr. James- Drearly, Jeffrey-246 Dressel, Dionne E.-227 Drygas, Henry F.-99, 209 Dubin, Jacqueline B. 227 DuBois, Jeanne A.-121, 235 Dunn, Donna J.-246 Dunfon, Gory G.-227 Dvorak, John T.-148, 246 Dwyer, Kathleen S.-246 Easley, Mrs.-48 Eaton, Poul D,-140, 235 Eberly, Kathleen A. 235 Eckert, Alone D.-235 Eddy, Linda A.-209 Edwards, Mr. B. Scott-19 Edwards, Kathleen R.- 100,110,131, 224, 227 Egbert, Nancy C.-100, 131, 235 Elko, Georgann-105, 246 Ellis, James A.-246 Ellis, Sharon L.-235 Emmert, Jeffrey K.-140, 227 Engelke, Randi A.-246 Engelmann, Earl G.-246 Ernsberger, Donn E.-9O Espenschied, Kathie J.- 93, 109, 125, 227 Estes, Alexandra H.-82, 23 Evans, Clayton W.-106, 235 Evans, Donald E.-235 Evans, Garrett L.-210 Evans, Michael S.-235 Evans, Thomas J.-96, 163, 246 Everly, Lewis 81-96, 118, 131, 135, 207 Everson, Prof. John-27, 138, 140 Exline, Michael P.-96, 246 Eyler, Prof. Richard-4O Fallon, Dr. Jerome-29 Fast, Mary Ann-105, 235 Fay, John G. Jr.-210 Fellows, Michael P.-148, 246 Fellows, Michele A.-227 Ferman, Gregory B.-103 Ferguson, Mr. Milfon-24, 32, 78, 119 Ferrer, Manuel-95, 235 Fielden, Barclay R1-163, 236 Fink, Prof. Bertram-26 Finley, Kathleen A.-236 Fisher, David G.-246 Fisher, Frances L.-210 Fisher, Janet A.-100, 236 Fishering, George W,-236 Fitch, Mr. Glen-ZS Fitch, Robert L.-21O Fitzpatrick, Terry J.-134, 210 Fleischmann, Janet K.- 227 Fleming, Joseph E. Jr.- 246 Flora, Mark R.-21O Flottemesch, Edward-141, 143, 202, 210 Flowers, Christine S.-236 Foelber, Sandro L.-10, 93, 227 Folgate, Randall L,-236 Foote, Jeffrey F.-236 Forbush, Susan D.-227 Forsyfhe, Kathryn A.- O, 236 Fosbender, Sheryl K.-78, 236 Foss, Prof. James D.-4O Foster, Anthony L.-227 Foster, Bradford S.-246 Foster, David B.-246 Foughty, Greg L.-174, 236 Fowler, Mr. LaMar-25 Fox, Mary J1-246 Fox, William-ZIO Francis, Peter T.-61, 114, 1 , 210 Franklin, Catherine A.- 247 Franklin, Robert C. Jr,- 65, 166 Franklin, Robert M-227 Franklin, Roger E.-136, 157, 160, 177, 178, 236 Franks, Burton 61-210 Froufschi, Susan J.-247 Freeman, Prof. Bertha-31 Freidinger, Robert L,-90, 247 Frisby, Catherine A.-236 Fritz, Dorothy 3-93, 227 Frost, Mrs. Muriel-48 Fuhrmon, Kay L.-80, 247 Fuller, Nancy E.-236 Fung, Sonja R.-211 Furlan, Emilio L.-211 Fuson, Sarah C.-236 Gaertner, Connie L.-93, 247 Gale, Geoffrey O.-134 Gallagher, John 8,-247 Galley, Linda M.-247 Galloway, Bonnie J.-93, 247 Gerber, Jan L.-247 Gardner, Nancy J.-93, 247 Gary, Ruth 3-236 Gaston, Laurel E.-247 Gates, Mary M.-247 Gentry, Harold W.-100, 163, 247 George, Susan L.-105, 112,118,123,132, 227 Gerbec, Michael R.-100, 236 Gerbrachf, Wendy I.-247 Gerring, Glenn H.-247 Gerschutz, Cheryl K.-100, 21 1 Gilbert, Prof. Arlan-37 Gi1bert, Carolyn M.-100 Gilbert, Christine A.-247 Gilbert, Mrs. Lenta-49 Gilfillen, George C.-123, 181, 182, 211 Gilleo, Curtis P.-247 Gillette, Patricio L.-247 Gillette, Sharon E.-136, 247 Girschner, Lorelei C.-105, 236 Giufre, Stephen A,-236 Given, Suzanne L.-211 Glodziszewski, James T.- l Gloub, Janice L.-110, 211 Glaub, Joseph C.-95, 130, 227 Glunz, Linda M1-247 Goddeyne, Leo P,-247 Goldhammer, Susan P,- 212 Goldsmith, Dr. Doniel-44, I Gombach, Patricia A,- 105, 123, 236 Goodman, Alan 81-103, 236 Goodsell, Barbara J.-236 Goodwin, Gordon H.-247 Goodwin, James C.-236 Gordon, Cheryl A,-236 Graham, Christine-236 Graham, James C.-136, 158, 160, 212 Gronado, Efren C.-247 Grant, Deborah A.-247 Grant, Susan M.-78, 236 Gray, Jeffrey H.-90, 118, 236 Gray, Lawrence M,-236 Green, Cathie A.-247 Green, Robert E.-227 Greene, Ka'tie E.-139, 140, 236 Greene, Kathryn E.-247 Greenwell, William H.- Griffiths, David L.-139, 142, 227 Gross, Deborah G.-247 Grove, Marcy L.-247 Guenfher, Harry D.-95, 131,137,148, 247 Guenther, Louie B.-90, 130, 148, 225, 227 Guyselman, John C.-236 Height, Randon A.-227 Hole, Prof. George H.-33 NHole, Mrs. Harriet-21 Hale, Lou E.-74, 105, 212 Hall, Nancy E.-247 Hallock, Charles W.-90, 236 Hamberg, Glenn R,-148, 227 Honley, Jerome H,-136, 247 Hannabarger, Gregory C.- 247 Hansen, Miss Barbara-45 Hanson, Robert B.-227 Harding, Michael J.-90, 137, 153, 204, 212 Harman, Kenneth M.-58, 59,78, 112, 118,131, 135, 166, 227 Harmon, Betsey A.-78, 100, 131, 134,227 Harper, Noel K.-135, 136, 247 Harrigon, RobertL D,-106, 247 Harrington, Marjorie L.- 248 Harrison, Paula J.-248 Hartman, Anne W.-100, 130, 212 Harvey, Cynthia H.-93, 236 Havens, Jeanette l.-212 Hawthorne, William J.- Haynes, Vernon W, Jr.- 213 Hazard, Robin E.-80, 248 Hazietf, Ann 5,-105, 248 Heabler, Ronald L.-213 Heim, Janice S.-248 Heinrichs, Ann S.-100, 248 Heinze, Margaret J,-139 Hendee, Deon Robert J.- 20, 43, 78, 112, 119, 142 Henderson, James 0-236 Hendrick, Mark S.-106, 248 Henn, Joan E.-248 Henn, Judith A.-227 Henrickson, Jon B.-90, 130, 166, 228 Henrickson, Julie A.-93, 248 Henshow, John P.-106, 236 Herbener, Beth A,-78, 236 Herbener, Prof. R. Eugene- Herman, Dole E.-248 Hersho, Stan D.-9O Hess, Mary W.-236 Hewett, Janet D.-80, 237 Heyes, Tom H.-112, 113, , 213 Higgins, Raymond A Jr.- 1 0, 248 Hiligan, Steve N.-78, 131, 237 Hill, Christian A.-137, 8, 37 Hill, Mr. Richard-23 Hitchcock, Nancy M,-84, 105,117,130,213 Hobdoy, William G.-213 Hockemeyer, Jeffrey M.- 248 Hodges, Prof Robert-44, 157, 181, 183 Hoffman, Stephen-237 Holyland, Elizabeth J.-93, 248 Holfon, Averil A.-93, 141, 205, 213 Honchor, Robert D.-96, 21 3 Horton, Paul R,-237 Hofsenpiller, Robert H.- 103, 130, 228 Houghton, Mr, DonoId-19 Houghton, William H.- 228 Houldsworfh, Jeffrey-137 Howe, Craig L.-59, 96, 228 Howell, Martha J.-228 Howerton, Barbara L- 105 248 Hsiung, Dr. Chi-Huo Wu- 46 Huey, Marilyn A.-100, 213 Hughes, Miriam E.-125, 131, 237 Hulke, Fred D.-248 Hummer, Richard P.-237 Hunter, James B. Jr.-213 Hunter, John G.-103, 248 269 Huntley, Gary L8137, 148, 178, 179, 228 Hurst, Alon R.-248 Hutchcraft, Andrew D8 248 Hutmon, Sharon L.4228 lhrig, William4137, 148, 228 Ilse, Frederick J. Jr.- lngle, David Ar-248 loft, Richard 8.4123, 248 lredell, Mary H4100, 11 213 I Irwin, Wanda J.-237 Jacke, Douglos--106, 248 Jockmon, Mr. Robert423 Jackson, Chris A.-9100, 214 Jackson, David M.4237 Jackson, Edmond w.210, 95, 125, 214 Jacobs, Spencer Lr-90, 130, 232, 237 Jafroudi, Armim-237 Jogger, Carol R4214 Jokubowski, Gregory E4 248 Jallod, Munier 5.478, 214 Jamison, Jock E.m248 Jasper, Caroline 8.499, 248 Jazwiecki, Dennis 14248 Jeffery, Kim E14116, 131, 181 2,214 Jenkins, James 11.4138, 214 l Jessup, Bryan R4139, Johnson, Cheryl A4100, 237 Johnson, David E4237 Johnson, Judith Ar-248 Johnson, Lynn H4112 Johnson, Oscar-w103, 136, 139, 140, 242, 248 Johnson, Dr, Ray447 Johnson, Ron 161,41 48, 248 Johnson, Sheila M.4237 Johnson, Susan-248 Johnson, Sue 5.2100, 228 Johnston, David C4248 Johnston, Elizabeth L4 0, 237 Jones, Graham Cr-Z14 Justice, Ellen R9141, 228 Konoan, Zachary-EO, 137,148,151,154, 228 Kong, Deung-ja-248 Kanfor, Kofhy4248 Kontz, Larry D4237 Karl, Jacqueline L4237 Karol, Jonathon W.3114, 2, 214 Karol, Leifa A4214 Kasik, William R4237 Kasprzyk, David A4237 Kofz, Andrew 1896, 248 Kautz, Barbara A4100, 110,122,131, 237 Kavruck, Barton495, 148, 237 Keith, Barbara J.-100, 214 Keith, Moryonne-93, 139, 249 Kelly, Ann 52105, 131, 237 ' Kennedy, Matthew 15.496, 249 Kennen, Steven R,-103, 249 Kegsfen, Stephanie 0.4 Kettler, Caro1 A,-100, 131, 237 Khachoturian, Vigen4-249 King, Prof. James 8430 King, Richard A4148, 237 King, Mr. Russell423 Kirk, John E4136, 156, 159 Klein, Candice A4105, 237 Klein, William N.4228 Kline, James R4249 Klopp, Nicolas E4249 Klussendorf, Barbara J14 249 Knight, Mr. Richard419 Koenig, Judy L.8249 Kohnle, James E490, 249 Koich, Cindy4141 Koken, Diane E4249 Kolivosky, Lucy M.493, 249 Kolivosky, Dr. Michael- 2 , , 1 Komer, Janice L.-8, 121 K00, Cho K4106, 249 Koppy, Michaeline-131, Kovucs, Steve 14137, 237 Kraotz, Dick D4148, 150, 152, 154 Krodsiri, Suravudh4237 Krouchenko, Brenda 5.2 105,125,131, 237 Krestakos, John L4148, 153 Krefzschmar, Letitia Er- 93,123,125,214 Kruse, Karin M.-105, 237 Krutzfeldt, Carlos 6,-- 135, 249 Kuhlow, Bonnie A4105, 249 Lab, Barbara E4237 Labusoir, Robert R.-8237 LaCour, Craig A4237 LaFrance, Anne C,--135, 141, 214 LoJoe, John N. Jr.490, 9 LoLond, Devereoux 19 137, 146, 178, 228 Lam, Keung T. 215 Lambert, William 14134, 249 '9. Longbauer, Robert L.-4215 Langhons, Peter E4215 Lonzen, Gail 542215 Latka, Michael W.v-228 Laughter, David C496, , 228 Laurence, John4249 Louver, Linda 54-237 Lawifzke, Jean K493 Lawless, Lindoll W.-249 Lawson, Gregory E.-110, 131, 134, 238 Layman, Joann 5.4249 Lazzaro, Lynn A490, 122, 126, 238 Leohy, Mary K8216 Lectheron, Leighton M.4 238 Leovy, Deon Solly420, 118, 1 19 LeBeau, Paul 5-228 Leeds, Philip J.-249 Lehman, Maureen4100, 238 Leiendecker, Ruth A4238 Lemmink, Julio E14134, 238 Lenohon, Lynda A.--100, 249 LeRoy, Donna Jr-228 Levy, Edward c.4216 Lewis, Peter C296, 130, 238 Lewis, Robert 8.4140, 249 Lillard, Cornelia A14249 Lindgren, Dona Ann-133, 249 Lingg, Cynthia Ar-249 Linscheid, Laura J.-216 Lint, Prof, Robert427 Lisey, Robert 6.482, 106, 131, 134, 135,238 Little, Dr. Ursulo-35 Locke, Monica 0.4216 Locke, Richard R4216 Logan, Ralph E.-136, 137, 161, 163 Long, Charles 8.8130, 131 , 134, 135, 138, 139, 228 Long, Prof. Harry 6,-42 Lopez, James A4249 Lopez, Nicholas K4238 Lord, Stephen J.-249 Louis, Claudio4105, 123 Lowey, Robert F,-249 Lowry, Lucille K1-249 Lubka, Susan 14228 Lund, Anna L14249 Lundin, John A.-103, 1 28 I Lundquist, Prof. Wray-27 Luros, Julio B14105, 249 Lurvey, Ellyn-105, 249 Lutz, Robert G.--249 Lynch, Mary 14121, 216 MacDonald, Hugh-90 MacDonald, Thomas A4 249 Mackinder, Noreen-l18, 131, 139, 238 Macklin, James B4228 Mocklin, Thomas D4249 MacLeon, Daniel R496, 137, 166, 168, 169, 25 Monchuk, Dorio$238 Mangiavas, Richard492, 250 Manierre, Deborah J.-238 Manierre, Ruth E4250 Mapp, John R4228 March, Meredith E.-v-250 Morchese, David c.4216 Morcol, Chester B495, 147, 148, 155, 238 Markell, Leigh488, 100, 112, 131, 133,238 Marker, Christopher Br- 238 Morkle, Ralph E4216 Marlin, Joyce M.4134, Marti, Douglas 14106, 250 Martin, Alicia M14135, 216 Martin, Douglas D4106 Martin, Faith M.411O, 133, 242, 243, 250 Mother, Candace4228 Mother, George Jr.w-125, 143, 216 Mathieu, Susan E.g250 Matthews, Darwin c.4250 Maunz, Corl M.4228 Maurer, Carla 151.8118, 138, 217 Maury, Charles D4139, 140, 238 May, James M1-228 McAvoy, Mr. Jack422 McCIeod, Patricio K1-82, 238 McCracken, James 13.4250 McCullogh, Don C.-106, 250 McDowell, Kathleen J.-- 217 McFoul, Christine 0.4131, 140, 141, 228 McGarry, John R495, 250 McGiffin, Helen c.4250 McGinnis, Kathy M.4232, 238 Mcl lvoin, Judith K4238 Mclnerney, Myra R.-93, 108, 123, 238 McIntyre, Jack 8.4134, 238 McKisson, William 52 250 McLoin, Susan M.884, 100, 118, 217 McLoughlin, William E4 137, 148, 238 McMonus, Katherine J.-- 250 McNomee, Jeffrey B.-96, 250 McNeely, Sara A4217 McPherson, Duncan A,- 90 Melchi, Lee4228 Merrill, Meredith E.--250 Metcalfe, Janet M.-250 Mexicoff, Mark 14228 Michelotfi, Robert 1896, 250 Millan, Jon K4238 Millan, Sarah E44, 238 Miller, Christine A4250 Millbrook, Suzanne M.-8 93 250 Miller, Jerry W.8106, 1 126, 131, 134, 135,2 Miller, Paul N.-228 Miller, Richard D1490, 171, 232, 238 Mills, Barbara M.-u93, 238 Mills,Jc1mes H.469, 115, 131, 142, 217 Mills, Michael L4228 Mirocolo, Joseph495, 1 8, 151 238 18, 17 I Miranda, Carla L.4251 Miske, Kurt 1,2238 Mitchell, Lucinda 11251 Moersch, Richard 0290, 48, 238 Moffatf, William C4251 Molifor, Nathalie A493, 251 Molner, Susan-105 Montgomery, Barbara 14 228 Moore, Elizabeth L4100, 238 Moore, Poul 11.4103, 130, 142, 228 Moore, Robert D1495, 148, 151, 152,238 Morgan, Douglas 14238 Morgan, Thomas C.-251 Morkovin, Michael D4 217 Morris, Foe L-251 Morrow, Prof, Jomesi35 Moulder, Nancy A.-238 Moulder, Thomos4103 Moyer, Mark L4181, 183, 251 Muchagoto, Louis F495, 228 Muller, Mr. Richard-24 Munn, Deon Earle H420 Munoz-Perou, Christine- 93, 251 Murfon, John C2-99, 124, 142, 166 Myers, Philip G.-137, 141, 142, 143, 178, 228 Nadeau, Julia M.-69, 100,126,131, 228 Noleid, Linda M.-238 Nash, Patricia A.-136, 251 Neal, C. Robin-138, 139, 217 Neal, Jennifer J.-93, 251 Needham, Tony G.-90, 239 Neighbor, Daniel L.-239 Nelson, Christine A.-93, 229 Nelson, Mary E.-93, 251 Neuhous, Anne B.-251 Newby, Thomas H.-148, 153, 154 Newman, Koren S.-93, 251 Nicholl, John H.-187, 229 Nichols, Elizabeth H,-218 Nichols, Dr. Grace-34, 135 Nichols, Rebecca K.-229 Nichols, Sarah 5-239 Nicholson, Mary Jane- Nickel, Paul N.-90, 126, 131, 239 Nickie, Andrew W.-90, 126,131,142, 229 Nielsen, Kathleen A.-251 Nielsen, Mary Ann-239 Niles, Koren E.-134, 136, 251 Nims, Walter E.-82, 106 218 Nordling, Susan H.-100, 131,133,134, 243, 251 Norton, Nancy A.-108, 132, 239 Nosokowski, Carmela R.- 251 Nowicki, Michae1-148 Null, Max L.-229 Nylond, Greg N.-95, 229 O'Donnell, Thomas E.- 137, 148, 239 Oefgen, Prof. George-30 Olewinski, James-99, 121 Olivero, Carlos A5-251 Ortland, Henry-106, 251 Ortner, Gay A,-105, 239 Orwig, Judith K.-100, 218 Osgood, Ann L1-239 051, David M.-239 011, Stephen C,-115, 139, 141, 142, 218 Packer, Mrs. Mary B.-45 Pagan, John E.-218 Page, Susan E.-251 Panrungroj, Prosopsook- 239 Ponfone, John M.-106, 239 P00, Florence N.-239 Pordee, Robert J,-218 Pork, Ramona E.-218 Parker, Stephen L.-16, 80, 10,131,132,135, 251 Paton, Christopher W.-78, 166, 218 Patton, James L5-59, 106, 110, 131, 134, 135, 229 Paul, Ann L.-219 Paulette, Georgia S.-121, 239 Payne, Germaine-136, 251 Payne, Suzanne 1.-100, 239 Peck, Jeffrey M.-239 Pelcher, Carolyn E.-229 Pelz, Duane R.-148, 150, 152, 153, 154 Pempin, Robert E.-125, 219 Perrin, Alice J.-239 Perry, Kim M.-251 Perryman, Richard W.- 219 Petermon, Nyola S.-219 Peterson, Guy S.-106, 219 Pett, Prof. Tyler-46, 78 Pheifer, Linda M.-219 Philips, Poul 0-143, 219 Phillips, Dr. J. Donald- 1 , 6 , 7 Phillips, Dr. Leo-38, 78 Phillips, Sally A.-105, 219 Pichot, Prof. Marce1-35 Pierce, Mark F.-219 Pinfak, Christine A.-239 Pinter, Christine-88, 105, 110 Piper, Down E.-93, 251 - Piper, Lois 5-203 Pitts, JoAnn-100, 251 Place, Kris 13,-80, 81, 2 , 19 Plankell, Linda L.-219 Flatt, Prof. Ted-47, 78 Ploch, Jeffrey W.-96, 229 Pocock, Cheri-100 Pollock, Elizabeth-239 Popp, Bettye B.-229 Post, Frederick J.-239 Powell, Gory M.-140, 251 Powers, Kathleen M.-100, 251 Pressler, Terry A.-78, 39, 239 Prinstein, Jay-99, 139, 239 Procter, Elizabeth H.-229 Pullum, Nancy H.-125, 229 Putnam, James W.-96, 130 239 Quoal, Graham W.-96, 219 Juigley, Mrs. Genevieve- 30, 119, 121 Rooffaub, Laura L.-105, 140, 229 Radolo, Donna M.-220 Rognone, Samuel A.-90, 137, 148, 220 Ranney, Marc A.-137, 229 Rafcliff, Lawrence G.- Rayburn, Linda C.-93, 251 Raymond, Robin J.-251 Rea, Corolyn-251 Read, Douglas E.-137, 166, 167, 220 Reburn, David 5-90, 137, 166, 229 Redlin, Rachel A.-93. 229 Redpath, Ian J.-90, 148, 177, 178, 239 Reeck, Stephanie B.-124, 239 Reed, Rosemary-lOS, 229 Reif, Cheryl L.-239 Reimers, Michael G.-251 Reitmyer, Benjamin-239 Rems, Peter T.-90, 116, 119, 122, 220 Renchord, Peter C.-'96, 229 Reynolds, Barbara E.-251 Reynolds, Nancy L.-100, 251 Reznich, David J.-239 Rhine, David R.-251 Richards, Daniel 5-103, 251 Richtmyer, David L.-229 Rick, Prof, Lilian-34, 135 Rifci, Komol H.-229 Rinord, Linda G.-252 Roach, Mrs. Helen-49 Roberts, Mr. Jerry-22 Roberts, Dr. John-35 Robinson, Archie-148, 155, 170, 172, 174 Rockwood, Matthew J,- 239 Rockwood, Michael S.- 148 Rodriguez, Sixto-252 Roeser, Richard C.-239 Rohrbaugh, Rebecca A.- 252 Roof, David L.-96, 239 Ross, Brian K.-90 Ross, Jill A.-74, 100, 114 Ross, Morilynn L.-100, 131, 239 Rofhfuss, Kim D.-252 Rowe, Jean E1-239 Rudasics, Mary L.-239 Rugh, Edward M.-137, 162, 163, 229 Rugh, Ralph 5-103, 131, 229 Russell, Dr. Deon-41 Russell, John H.-252 Ryan, Ernest H,-134, 137, 252 Ryberg, Mary K.-252 Rynsburger, Robert E.- 162, 163, 164, 240 Sacharski, Jerome D.- 137, 171, 173, 240 Sachorski, Wi Iliom J1- 229 I Saefkow, William F.-106, 229 Salisbury, Yolen G.-158, 252 Summons, Miss Barbara A. 45, 185 Sands, David K.-78 Sands, Rick L.-5, 148, 152, 153, 220 Sanford, Susan A.-240 Sansone, Thomas A.-96, 229 Sayles, Paul R1-88 Scales, Alvin W.-252 Schoefer, Elizabeth C.- 240 I Schano, Donna J.-229 Schellhase, Christine A.- 220 I Schenck, Stephen L5-135, 252 Schlotfer, Poul M.-90, 8, 240 Schleicher, William S.- 148, 252 Schmalzl, Paul W.-103, 252 Schmedes, Henry D, Jr.- 96, 137, 185, 186, 205 Schmid, Patricio L-252 Schoene, James-139 Schow, Cherie A.-240 Schray, Prof. Suson-32 Schriefer, Susan A.-220 Schroeder, John C.-24O Schultz, Forrest D.-252 Schurmon, Curtis 0-106, 252 Schwartz, James S.-185, 186 Scovonner, Kafhrlyn A.- 252 Sealy, Joan A.-100, 204, 220 Seeley, John L.-148, 151, 240 Sellman, Sally A.-22O Serazio, Linda J5-252 Seymour, Douglas A.-240 Shcughnessy, John C.- 1 , 229 Show, Betty J.-252 Shaw, Janet L.-105, 252 Show, William L.-136 Shearer, William J.-24O Shehon, Susan T1-93, 252 Shelton, John L.-252 Shenefield, Robert R.- 252 Shepherd, Janet E.-93, 252 Shepler, Kitty R.-140, 229 Sherer, Juliette N.-252 Shoops, Janice J.-252 Showalter, Rufhann O.- 240 Siciliano, James V.-252 Sidney, Pamela F.-105, 118, 131, 240 Sifton, Sherene M.-240 Simonds, William T.-252 Simpson, Richard S.-229 Sinder, David J.-95, 220 Sirotek, Joseph F.-240 Skrobof, Timothy D.-148, 229 Skuza, Charles H. Jr.-78, 95, 130, 221 Slugle, Mrs. Isabell-48 Slater, Christine-105, 252 Smigiel, Timothy-106, 131,134,135, 229 Smith, Beverly C.-131, 3 240 1 Smith, Debra A1-93, 240 Smith, Gilbert R.-229 Smith, Kevin F.-121, 252 Smith, Lauri A5-240 Smith, Molly Isbell-221 Smith, Robert F.-229 Smith, Thomas A.-240 Snyder, John W.-252 Sofyonos, Catherine A.- Spongler, Roberta L.-140, 240 Sparks, Prof. John-41, 1 1O Spayd, Holly J.-221 Spear, Ann C.-131, 240 Spencer, Bradford-25 Spragg, Darrel A,-148, 152, 153 Sprogg, Prof. Warren-44, 173 Stallfus, Karen S.-229 Stamper, Pot M.-90, 166 Stanford, Timothy T.-221 Stork, Frank J.-90, 137, 148, 252 Stefoff, Rebecca 55-252 Stephenson, Mark R.-240 $teslick, Jane A.-110, 139, 140, 252 Stevens, Prof. W. Robert- 43 Stevenson, Margaret E.- 105, 221 Stewart, Aciel A4240 Stewart, Prof. Joy-26 Stewart, Michael L.4252 Stewart, Robert J.4109, 1 , 21 Stilwell, Linda 6.693, 240 Sfitgen, Ronald 1.4221 Stock, Mrs. Hazel-49 Stock, Sharon L.4221 Stockdale, Deborah J.-82, 230 Stockwell, CoroI 1,-240' Stokes, Thomas L.-4, 148, 240 Stolzenfeld, Sondra D.- 78, 240 Stone, John Wr-175, 253 Stout, Brenda 0-105, 230 Stoutenburg, James M.4 253 Strand, William R4253 Strange, Nancy L493, 253 Strasburger, Mrs. 0190449 Stratfon, James H.496, 240 Stroub, Judith A4221 Streeter, Ronald W.4253 Sfrock, Stephen R4103, 1 , 221 Stroman, Margaret A.- 134, 240 Sfroud, Cynthia B.-253 Stuart, Pamela488, 89, 240 Sturmon, James 13.496, 121, 2 Sukonthana k, Oranuch4 253 Sussmon, Stephen H4240 Sutton, Dr. Marjorie-ZB Sutton, Dr. Trover429 Sutton, Trover M.--185 Swanson, Mr. Edward422 Sweeneu, Rosemorie-240 Sydow, Prof. Ralph K427 Szcbo, Donald C.-24O Szajnecki, Curt 14148, 253 Szigethy, Douglas F.-95, 4 , 253 Tanzer, Steven 13.4240 Tordie, Kenneth A,-222 Tavenner, Shelley H4253 Taylor, Ion H.490, 137, 166, 167, 253 Taylor, Robert M.-106, 130, 134, 135, 233, 240 Taylor, Mr. Williom421 Templton, Prof, Richard- 31 Tennanf, Pauline M.-135, 136 240 Terman, Alice E.-222 Termon, Prof. William- 36, 78, 201 Terry, Ann 84121, 134, 253 Thompson, Douglas E4 Thompson, Kay E4100, 253 Thompson, Laurel4230 Thompson, Ty W.496, 148, 253 Theme, Barbara L.-222 Thornton, Edward T.-137, 148, 253 Thornton, Susan D4253 Thorpe, William A.-158, 241 Tibaldi, Joseph Lr-253 Tilford, Richard L4230 Timm, Michael E.-222 Tinkle, Gerald 84148, 152, 230 Toczek, Dr. Donald447 Toaoszewski, Prof. Dan4 Tomlin, Cynthia A.-74, 75, 93, 116, 130, 205, 222 Toole, Daniel 0.490, 148, , 241 Topping, John A.-90, 148, 253 Trogeser, Carol Fr-100, 230 Tramiel, Sam L480, 118, 241 Trefny, James 5-4230 Trimble, Debbie L.-100, 131, 230 Trippet, Prof. David443 Tufts, Korrie-105 Tufts, Vaughan R495, 9, 222 Turner, Martin 1490, 241 Tuverson, Leslie L.4105, 253 Twomey, Joseph W.4106, 171, 253 Uzelac, Thomas M.-90, 148, 241 VanAken, Dorothy L4 100, 131, 230 VonHorn, LucilIe-25 Vantilburg, Lynne L493, 253 . Varley, Scott M.4241 Vass, Carol L.-241 Veole, Robert W.-4133, 241 Veafe, Thomas M.-4106, 230 Velte, Craig J.-253 Verrost, Cynthia L4253 Vest, Susan P.w-241 Verink, David H.-134, 222 Veurink, Reginald L.4253 Veurink, Prof. Wolfon442 Vijuk, Joseph4142, 148, 155, 222 Vironda, Philip A4253 Voss, Robyn 13.493, 253 Vukin, David K4106, 131, 241 Wakefield, Marion M.4 139, 140, 230 Walborn, William 6.4241 Woldschmidt, Charles C.- 110,112,116,131, 142, 197, 222 Wo1dschmidt, Robert H.- ,96,110,131,132,181, 253 Walker, L. Susan-241 Walker, James A496, 241 Wall, Michael c.4148, 253 Walter, Michael R.-23O Won, David S.-253 Warren, John W.4112, 115, 142 Wafers, Aneta M.-241 Waters, Prof. Frank445, 150 Watkins, Marcia L456, 78, 105, 138, 139, 140, 230 Watson, Inez E4222 Watson, Prof. Mark J.- 39 Watson, Rufh A4253 Watson, Steven M.4137, 241 Weaver, Moreen 1.4230 Webb, John c.4106, 241 Webb, Nancy G.-222 Weedon, Pamela L.-93, 130 Weiner, Pedro A.-253 Weis, Kenton P.-103, 31, 241 Welling, Bobbie L4230 Welling, Prof. Norman-37 Wells, James R4117, 222 Wells, Peter C.-96, 241 Welsh, Nancy H.-93, 230 Wesley, Mr. CharleS421 Westgate, Ann E.-105, 253 I Whalen, Barbara A.-253 White, Constance L493, 253 White, Frank B.-253 White, Mark D.-241 Whifeside, Beth A.-59, 93, 117, 196, 223 Whiting, R. Scott-90, , 254 Whitmire, Gary R.-148, 177, 178, 241 Whitney, Kathleen A4 223 Whitney, Linda M.4124, 230 Whitney, Susan L484, 223 Wichf, James G.-90, 148, 233, 241 Widmer, Ann J.-254 Wiggins, Thomos4136, 241 Williams, Frederick E4 223 Williams, Michael D4106, 254 WiHiams, Pamela J.4254 Williams, Mr. Thomas-Zl Wilson, Cheryl L.-100, 241 Wilson, Craig 84148, 254 Wilson, Iain H.-241 Wilson, Suzanne C.-78, 241 Wilson, Teri E.--100, 223 Wilson, Thomas A.-137, 159, 178, 230 Winter, Sarah M.4100, 254 2 41 241 Wifkins, Albert R4103, 254 Wittig, Wendy 191.41 05, 241 Witty, Bruce 0.4241 Wodock, Jack A4230 Wood, Roger A.-148, 153 Woodbury, David K4223 Woodcock, Virginia L.- 254 Woods, Jennifer L493, 223 Worms, Steve K4166, 254 Wren, Gordon R496, 241 Yeck, Robert A4106, Young, Nancy L.-105, 123, 243 Young, Nancy Lou480, 93,115,141, 223 Young, Susan J.-254 Young, Truda K.-223 Yuille, Sandro K.--241 Zowierucho, John M.4 148, 241 Ziegler, Jon M.-137, 241 Zimmerman, Jane L.-254 Zoth, Deborah H.-93, 04, 223 Zuck, Linda K.-80, 105, 133, 134, 254 Staff Editor-in-Chief Joanne Bergamo Business Manager John Mu rton Academics Chris Shaw, Editor Koren Stallfus Nancy Pullum Tish Kretzschmar Student Life Kris Place, Editor Ed Jackson Pete Mather Linda Whitney Stephanie Reeck Rosemary Bergamo Sports Bob Yeck, Editor Chad Waldschmidt Jim Kohnle Dave Borgmonn Students Puff Bennell, Editor Miriam Hughes Brenda Krauchenko Kathy Espenchied Photography Credits Photography John Booth, Editor George Ackerman Richard Simpson John Murton Henry Drygas Advertising Ned Timmons Bob Pempin The 1970 Winona was printed by Consoli- dated Graphic Arts Corporation THunter Pub- lishing ComponyT in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Its 276 pages were composed of 90- pound Saxony finish paper. The senior por- traits were photographed by Jack Hall, and the individual student pictures were taken by School Service Studios of Ann Arbor, Michi- gan. The remaining photography was done by staff members. Captions, identifications, and body copy were Mefrolite set 2 point leaded. Headlines were set in 18 point Deane. The division pages were printed on deckle-edge paper, and the pictures were line shots. George Ackerman: division page between 256 8: 257, 274 John Booth: division pages between pages 16 8s 17, 64 3 65, I44 8x 145, 192 3 193, 232-233, 242-243, 276. Henry Drygas: 4, 5, 10, H, 12, 13 John Murton: 6, 7, 10, H, 12, 13 Richard Simpson: cover, 8, 9, 13, I4 274 T vim: x anti Now that we're at the end of the road as far as the yearbook is concerned, I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who spent their precious time and who suffered a great deal of extreme aggravation because of this book. The amount of work that went into the 1970 Winona was in- credible, and I sincerely appreciate every- thing. I only hope that the yearbook will meet everyone's expectations. At least I can honestly say we tried! I would also like to give special thanks to our photographer John Booth who worked so diligently for us throughout the entire second semester. We wanted to do something dif- ferent this year and without his helptand excellent photography it would have been virtually impossible. Thank you John. Thank you staff. -Joanne Bergamo 275 CONSOLIDAYEIJ GRAPHIC ARTS CORP. 3940 Fulton DL, N.W.. Eamon. Ohio 44701 JUN. qt ..$1I1-5!'I.II' flax Arty.