Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 416 of the 1971 volume:

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'va e,a,g,,, M.-'.N, 3 ff V,- Var ff, 1-V. Jw V ww -Vw-V V fVsV,:.V, ibn-V-VVhff '. V-wh I H19 ' . - my W V - ,V R , fl' 1343 M lf' X 1 .wmv X , , 'E' . Y' 1 v 4 - HALLOWEEN H EY-DAY THEME ENCOMPASSES HOMECOMING WEEKEND CENTERED AROUND THE THEME HALLOWEEN HEY- DAY, ISU QUIETLY CELE- BRATED ITS 50Th ANNUAL HOMECOMING DURING THE WEEKEND OF OCTOBER 30- 31. THE HALLOWEEN ORIENTED FESTIVITIES WERE KICKED OFF WITH A PUMPKIN CARVING CONTEST SPON- SORED BY THE UNIVERSITY UNION BOARD FRIDAY AFTER- NOON. JUDGING HOUSE DECO- RATIONS FOUND WALKER HALL WINNER OF THE FIRST PLACE TROPHY FOR RED- BIRDS WITH SIC 'EM MORE. LAMBDA RHO CO-OP WON THE SI00 FIRST PLACE AWARD FOR OFF-CAMPUS DECS WITH THEIR ENTRY ENTITLED NO TRICKS ALL TREATS FOR THE REDBIRDS IIT'S IN THE BAGI. SPIRIT OF HOMECOMING WAS SET FRIDAY EVENING AT THE PEP RALLY AS THE CHEERLEADERS, CORPHEES, AND HOBO BLEACHER BUMS LED STUDENTS IN CH.EERS. A COLORFUL FIREWORKS DISPLAY FOLLOWED THE RALLY. SATURDAY MORNING BROUGHT THE TRADITIONAL HOMECOMING PARADE. IT EXHIBITED VARIETY IN ITS 42 ENTRIES COMPOSED OF FLOATS, CLOWNS, UNI- CYCLISTS, AND TIN LIZZIES. IN THE FLOAT COMPETI- TION, FIRST PLACE PRIZE WENT TO UNIVERSITY UNION BOARD'S ENTRY SWEEP 'EM TO VICTORY. THE COUNCIL OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN TOOK FIRST PLACE HONORS IN THE WALKING COMPETITION. A RECORD-BREAKING CROWD OF OVER 21,000 FANS WATCHED SATURDAY AFTER- NOON AS THE INDIANA STATE SYCAMORES DEFEATED THE REDBIRDS 28-7. THE RED- BIRDS JUST DIDN'T HAVE THE MOMENTUM TO STOP THE AGGRESSIVE SYCA- MORES. DEVIATING FROM THE CUSTOMARY SEMI-FORMAL DANCE, THE HOMECOMING BOARD SPONSORED A ROCK CONCERT WITH MARK LIND- SAY AND THE RAIDERS ALONG WITH THE NEIGH- BORHOOD, SATURDAY EVE- NING AT HORTON FIELD- HOUSE. THE ANNUAL HOMECOMING PLAY THIS YEAR WAS ARSENIC AND OLD LACE BY JOSEPH KESSELRING PRESENTED UNDER THE DI- RECTION OF JOHN KIRK. PHYLLIS MURPHY AND MARY COOPLE PORTRAYED THE PARTS OF THE ELDERLY LADIES IN THIS CLASSICAL AMERICAN COMEDY PLAYED TO CAPACITY AUDIENCES BOTH NIGHTS OF THE HOME- COMING WEEKEND. 1 'V' T' w P Vzchry ,J 'W . ,ww K K ' :W MMWW L ' LL.. ,L W 'vWH+'f'i-H-'fvfwViv-w5f'-f?S,l4f?ff+A-ww-mAfLffIMQ5955514,38wmfvwv-wywwmwwvfwiwqgusmpmhwawvzwggvgggggwggfggvgfgeeaiggfwfmywww - -w w , W if Z. LH. 1 i.J.-vf-w:,iy3,- wflfilw-fffif'?12zf1w1-'- :'fsi'm ., .,s,i,,L,,,..,,,f-WM,-47,wlfvgf-lwfwivgefwysg-gggafmzgsggk-1a? , ,M , ,y asfssx -ru-fgffgffgpagagafh-Kg fe, - ex: 1 W llf,.i wwN-pzsfmmmQ-55,g15,fQw,A:.:gg,4,Mgm.,,Mg k.Zw,f,,,g-5 ,,.z,-f,-iw ,My V 33 40 ' V' Y 41 n l r 42 43 , ' .. , 14-,Mig ,'l2s,-1-Q: M951 :iv - -3. , 5 ni ..--.f ,W .,., L. Y , 1 it. W . A ,V ..g,,.,, V-,.,, 8, 2 hfiz ' df 45 . Fir V1 qv Mfg' 'I' QSM I W 4 x f 2- L, 1 6 if S 1 .I r 0 ar 3 A , V. , v 5 2 ' ' ff . . Ji, x, if ,Q ,Q if Q' f 2 a 4 ' 3 is 4 5 A if il, saga 'ig N4 fi . 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THEY EARNED A FOURTH PLACE FINISH IN THE CON- FERENCE OF MIDWESTERN UNIVERSITIES, WHICH WAS A NEW DIVISION FOR THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. GRADUATION WILL PRODUCE SOME GREAT LOSSES: ALAN TAYLOR, CAPTAIN: KEN CARL- SON, MOST VALUABLE PER- FORMER: STAN DILLEY AND ANGELO RINCHIUSO. THE I970 WOMEN'S INTER- COLLEGIATE FIELD HOCKEY SEASON STARTED SEPT. 28 WITH TWO PRACTICES PER WEEK UNDER THE COACHING OF MISS BEVERLY NICHOLS, MISS ELLEN ABSHIRE, AND MISS MARY RAYSA. ALTHOUGH THE TWO I80 TEAMS DID NOT HAVE AN OUTSTANDING SEA- SON, INDIVIDUALS DID EX- CELL. SIX MEMBERS WERE CHOSEN TO REPRESENT THE MIDWEST COLLEGE SOUTH FIELD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION AT THE MIDWEST FIELD HOCKEY TOURNAMENT AT ISU. THEY WERE: BOBBY HALL, SUE HANSEN, LA- DONNA HURLEY, MELINDA FISCHER, MARILYNN MOSIER, AND CHRISTINA WONG. FROM THIS TOURNAMENT BOBBI HALL WAS SELECTED TO PLAY IN THE NATIONAL TOURNAMENT HELD IN PENNSYLVANIA. FIRST TEAM ISU OPP I 0 CENTRAL 0 0 NORTHERN ILL. 2 0 U OF I I I EASTERN ILL. I I SOUTHERN ILL. 0 3 CENTRAL 0 2 ST. LOUIS 0 0 PRINCIPIA 0 2 EASTERN ILL. 2 2 VAL PARAISO 3WINS,3 LOSSES,4TIES SECOND TEAM ISU OPP 2 0 NORTHERN ILL. 2 0 SOUTHERN ILL. I 0 U OF I I I EASTERN ILL. 0 2 CENTRAL 0 3 ST. LOUIS 3WINS,2 LOSSES, I TIE VARSITY FRESHMAN ISU OPP ISU OPP ISU OPP 8 29 CENTRAL MO. 24 45 SOUTHERN ILL. I6 0 DUPAGE COLLEGE 2I 7 SOUTHEAST MO. 7 28 INDIANA STATE I6 I9 MILLIKIN 20 34 CENTRAL MICH. 46 55 WESTERN ILL. 7 37 NORTHERN ILL. 'I5 I4 AKRON 'I7 7 BRADLEY 24 6 KENNEDY-KING 29 20 EASTERN ILL. 52 I4 NW-MILWAUKEE 0 I5 WESTERN ILL. 6 2'I INDIANA STATE Y ww xfwwrx ww f ' f ,A 9 L, I IQ. VMI 'six A ' . A I 'lf A 79' I 3 3 5 I'bf,,g 1- 3 ff ff-I Him W5 1. fl? me -- d . -- Q1 I fo I 1. J'i.,'Ni-.Y MQ M R 4 'sthfw Q29 . 115181 CA5 6 fi' 4, 1 A.. :jj ff. .I ' k 'f'f 3?' ?'xs.,I'5'5+1.vIE 1' I v...-,manga Q. ..-6 .-v-my-w.,,.,, . , ilwqvwlrm- ., .. , .-Q,-M... in . Q ,.,, .. .... ie? LY ' .5 t -ig., ' I' ,2 ,,f'q Haig .Q nik . . Q .3 1,1 'H .k t,,,k f-ff lf. , , HSL? Www .,,.,:, if , A 14-4- Ji.. 5 .5 . -... ' Q Q .U Q , 1 Lai! 4 531 2 vm ' 2 'Qzf-gm ' 5 A A ' L 1 V z -W i, 6 : 4' 4 , .M t Y 1 an ' rw- M u ' 1k .-TM' ffrfiv' -r-., Nw A. Q u 1. 3 . S , gl: 1,3 , LP-V ILLINOIS STATE'S FOOTBALL TEAM ENDED WITH A 5-5 SEA- SON RECORD AFTER PLAYING A STRONG SCHEDULE WITH AN EXTREMELY YOUNG FOOT- BALL TEAM. COACH BIT- CON'S COMMENT WAS WE'RE NOT EVER GOING TO BE HAPPY WITH A REC- ORD LIKE THAT. ISU DID HAVE A MEMORABLE I5-I4 UPSET OF NATIONALLY RANKED AKRON. GUARD JIM ANDERSON WAS VOTED THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER FOR THE REDBIRDS. THE SENIOR LINEMAN'S BLOCKING HELPED RUNNING BACK RON BILL BREAK A FLOCK OF REDBIRD RECORDS INCLUDING SIX TOUCHDOWNS IN ONE GAME. JUNIOR BILLY LEWIS ALSO PRODUCED NINE TOUCHDOWNS. ALTHOUGH A LOT OF TALENT WILL BE RETIRED BY GRAD- UATION, ALL OF ISU'S STA- TISTICAL LEADERS ON OF- FENSE ARE UNDERCLASSMEN. 1 rw... 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' X197 WTHI NF qw gg VN!!!-1 A Jq ,J irwhnr-, IF YOU GO BY THE WON-LOST RECORD, ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY'S FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM WAS A DIS- APPOINTMENT TO COACH OTIS VAUGHAN. BUT, AS FAR AS TALENT AND IMPROVEMENT WENT,WE HADASUCCESSFUL SEASON, SAID VAUGHAN, WHO THINKS SOME OF HIS FRESHMEN ARE GOING TO ENJOY VARSITY STATUS NEXT FALL. FOURTEEN INJURIES HAD A LOT TO DO WITH THE FROSH FINISHINGWITHA2-4 RECORD. TWO PLAYERS NEVER EVEN GOT OUT ON THE FIELD. THE BIGGEST PROBLEM WAS NOT HAVING A STABLE LINE UP. EVEN WITH THIS FACT, VAUGHAN THINKS THAT THE TEAM WILL BE ABLE TO CON- TRIBUTE AS SOPHOMORES. JACKIE SANDERS, CAPTAIN, VICKI MARKUSONQ DEBBIE BAUZARJ DONNA BADOLATOi KATHY MAU- FASI CYNTHIA DEBSI MELINDA WORKSI MARY OWENS. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS CHEER LEADERS UPPER LEFT KARI DUNN: UPPER RIGHT MARGE NEUREUTHER, CAP- TAIN: OPPOSITE PAT ERICKSON, CO-CAPTAIN: LOWER LEFT LINDA NEUMANN: LOWER RIGHT KATHER- INE SHERRARD: BELOW LEFT GLORIA SCOTT: BELOW RIGHT DON- NA LEE FORD. MW CORYPHEES FRONT KATY KERBER: BECKY CRICKMOREI SANDY KRAUSEI SEC- RETARY-TREASURER: LINDA MAR- SALA, CAPTAIN: LENORA MAXWELL, WARDROBE: CATHY SCHILLING. ROW 2 DANA TEGTMAN: LINDA MILES: JEANNIE RAPP: WANDA CYGAN: KATHY GIELOW: PAULA DENNIS. BACK LINDA GALL: SHARON ENT- WISTLE: JANE TEMPLETON: DO- LORES A. GOWEN: CINDY ANDERSON: KATHIE KOLB: PEG JERLING: NOT PICTURED: PEG JERLING: ALTER- NATES TOMI BUSSONE: TAMMY FID- LER: ANN HINDS: JULIE ORR: DEB ROBERTS: LINDA SMITH: CHERYL YOUNG: KAREN ZOLLER. F r. 5 ! .,,, , . H, ,wi k I ky,.V,,,,g- V f ,J VARIETY IN ENTERTAINMENT SERIES TOP AIR FORCE BAND: LOWER LEFT SMOKEY ROBINSON AND THE MIR- ACLESJ LOWER RIGHT YVONNE FAIR7 OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER LEFT RICHIE HAVENSQ OTHERS PICTUREDINCLUDE MEMBERS OF THE GROUP CALLED NED. J .aan E A , S X K ' 5 'Q ,s ig, it 5,5 5, - M- gk. wwf 4 A I Q .K W. , F ,K V f 1. I by , g,Q'f. fa. Q 1 'M - 5- 'P .-as '5 'ag ,J qi.. 124-wr M! if' 'h ' M? 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I F54 VARSITY I I ISU OPP 80 67 BEMIDJI 86 69 CENTRAL MICH 90 80 BALL STATE 89 88 NORTHERN ILL. 66 69 NORTHEAST MO 115 111 SOUTHEAST MO 84 105 INDIANA 73 97 OHIO 63 75 CENTRAL MICH 80 65 EASTERN ILL. 88 89 INDIANA 86 70 WHITEWATER 102 63 CENTRAL MO 81 99 BALL STATE WISCONSIN WESTERNILL 85 76 EASTERN ILL SOUTHERN ILL NORTHERN ILL CENTRALMICH AKRON FRESHMAN ISU OPP 77 57 BEMIDJI STATE 73 68 THORNTON J.C. 117 77 PRAIRIE STATE 78 83 INDIANA STATE 110 85 MALCOLM X COL 74 58 NORTHERN ILL 120 79 METZGER'S WARRIORS 85 76 LAKELAND COL 94 93 EASTERN ILL 73 66 INDIANA STATE 85 73 JOLIET J.C. 115 79 ROCK VALLEY J.C. 84 65 WESTERN ILL V. 75 71 EASTERN ILL I 98 99 MALCOLM X COL SPOON RIVER VALLEY J C BRADLEY 5 I NORTHERN ILL I , f,:,'.5g,QL,15 f ' 1. :f ':'fZ .7f Hiram' , 1s 2224zw55-gimp '1 v11!Q:.m. L in p,.f-nf. in - R 4.3, J' ILLINOIS STATE'S BASKET- BALL TEAM HAS DONE QUITE A JOB AT SUPPLYING EX- CITING GAMES AND OUT- STANDING PLAYERS. SOPHOMORE DOUG COLLINS HAS BEEN A CONSISTENT POINT STRENGTH, BREAK- ING POINT RECORDS AND BEING NAMED OUTSTAND- ING PLAYER AT THE WEST- ERN ILLINOIS INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT EARLY IN THE SEASON. GREG GUY'S BEST GAME WOULD PROBABLY BE HIS I8 POINTS IN THE LAST I4 MINUTESAGAINSTNORTHERN ILLINOIS TO GIVE ISU A ONE POINT COME FROM BEHIND VICTORY. OTHER STARTERS ARE JIM SMITH, DENNIS MURRAY, DAN WITT AND MYRON LITWIL- LER.ONEGOODTHING,COACH WILL ROBINSON HAS CON- FIDENCE WHEN HE LOOKS DOWN HIS BENCH FOR A RESERVE. FRONT: A. WILLIAMS: F. REED: sNu1'l-If D. MURRAY: D. JANSSENJ c. THOMAS: D. WITT: G. GUY: F. M. LITWILLERJ K. DAVIS: D. coL- POINTS: T. PRoMBo. BACK: wsu. LINSf JOHN PARKER, ASSISTANT ROBINSON, HEAD COACH: Boa oR- COACH: WARREN CREWSi ASSIST- TEGEL, ASSISTANT COACH: J. ANT COACH. - m-zwgv-A fn f m ., A dlp .mn-.mgvg gh u '11 ni: ,X br eff-'fi if :eg V Q M ISU'S BABY BIRDS HAVE HAD AN EXCELLENT SEASON IN THE WIN-LOSS CATEGORY. THE TOP FIVE SCORERS RANGE FROM 6' 6 TO 6' II IN HEIGHT. JAMES FLOYD HAS BEEN THE TOP SCORER WITH DUANE FOX NOT FAR BEHIND. RON DE VRIES AND FLOYD HAVE BEEN THE STRENGTH ON THE BOARDS PULLING DOWN A THIRDMOREREBOUNDSTHAN OPPONENTS. THE FRESHMEN HAD A NINE GAME WINNING STREAK, IN- CLUDING A ONE POINT VIC- TORY OVER EASTERN, BUT THE END TO THAT STREAK CAME WHEN THEY AGAIN FACED EASTERN. FRONT: L. SCOTT: K. MC FARLAND: R. ALLEN: M. HOCKINGI M. RUSH: K. ARENDS. BACK: BOB ORTEGEL, COACH: C. WEAVER: J. FLOYD: R. DE VRIES: S. NELSONI D. FOX: JOHN PARKER, COACH. S Q 2 E Q 5 79 80 WOMEN'S INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL TEAMS FOUND THAT WITHOUT HEIGHT A TEAM MUST HAVE QUICK- NESS. DIRECTING THEIR COACHING TO THIS GOAL, MISS JILL HUTCHISON AND MISS GOOCH FOSTER WORK- ED THEIR TEAMS ON THE PRESSING DEFENSE, OF- FENSE, AND THE FAST BREAK. USING THESE TWO SKILLS TO STYLIZE THEIR GAME, THE REDBIRDS WOUND UP VIC- TORIOUS OVER MUCH TALL- ER TEAMS BY SIMPLY RUN- NING THEM OFF THE COURT. ISU TEAMS HOSTED THE STATE BASKETBALL TOUR- NAMENT AND A FIVE-STATE REGIONAL. ISU PLACED 2ND IN THE STATE TOURNAMENT OUTOF SEVEN UNIVERSITIES. FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS FRONT: J. NAGLE: S. HANSEN: C. BIRKHEAD: D. ZOSS: M. FISCHER: MIDDLE: M. WRIGHT: G. BENNETT: S. MUSCH: M. FELOMANN: B. ERICKSONI J. VAN- ' .1 Q NESS: N. SHAY. BACK: MISS RAYSA, COACH: M. MOSIER: E. CURTIN: J KLACIK, M. NEWMAN: D. nuvsouf MISS JILL HUTCHISON, COACH. THIRD AND FOURTH TEAMS FRONT Y. WRIGHT: B. MOSHER: L. DUF FIELD: L. BLACK: C. LANGELLIER MIDDLE: S. JOST: M. CAMPAGNA: K. HENNEGAHN: P. FRENCH: E SCHELLINGI P. TAMBLINGI J. SAN CKEN. BACK: MISS COTTER, COACH, C. BILL: B. DRESSLER: K. CUTTY, M. SEEGERSI J. SCHOCKI MISS FOS TER, COACH. WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 1ST TEAM 7-4 RECORD ISU OPP 28 31 INDIANA STATE 31 19 INDIANA CENT. 43 38 EASTERN ILL 39 50 U OF I 31 45 CHAMPAIGN ROADRUNNERS 32 27 WESTERN ILL 45 25 SW MISSOURI 52 46 NORTHERN ILL 63 40 ILL CENTRAL 44 33 EASTERN ILL 37 42 SOUTHERN ILL 2ND TEAM 6-1 RECORD ISU OPP 36 15 INDIANA STATE 34 28 U OF I 31 21 EASTERN ILL 55 39 ILL CENTRAL 31 48 MBLOOMINGTON- NORMAL PEACEMAKERS 23 14 SOUTHERN ILL 36 14 U OF I 3RD TEAM 6-2 RECORD ISU OPP 22 19 EASTERN ILL 60 24 ILL STATE 21 25 U OF I 35 27 EASTERN ILL 43 38 CHAMPAIGN 25 18 WESTERN ILL 32 27 SOUTHERN ILL IEDWARDSVILLEI 24 33 FACULTY 4TH TEAM 6-0 RECORD ISU OPP 31 28 EASTERN ILL 35 24 U OF I 36 19 EASTERN ILL 47 34 SPRINGFIELD 39 16 REND LAKE 32 27 U OF I FRONT: D. PHILLIPS: M. TUSTISON: P. LAYLOCK: R. BROWN: S. SIMP- SON. BACK: E. CHANDLER: K. WILKEN- ING: J. YOUNG: B. HALL: V. KUCZEK: BADMI NTON STATS SINGLES PLACE NUMBER OF TEAMS IST FINALS 3 IST FINALS 6 MISS HENDERSON, COACH. NOT PIC- TURED: P. DOZAL: H. JIRKA: G. NAGEL. DOUBLES IST CONSOLATION 3 IST FINALS 3 2ND FINALS 6 MIXED DOUBLES IST FINALS 6 IST CONSOLATION 6 THE WOMEN'S INTERCOLLE- GIATE BADMINTON TEAM HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL SEASON AS COACHED BY MISS DORIS HENDERSON. SHE SAID THAT HER MAJOR CONCERN FOR THE PLAYERS WAS MOV- ING AND KNOWINGTHE RULES BACKWARDS AND FORWARDS.' INTHETHREETOURNAMENTS VIV KUCZEK PLACED FIRST IN TWO OF THEM. EILEEN CHANDLER AND KAREN WIL- KENING TOOK A IST IN DOU- BLES, PAT DOLEZAL AND F. J. HALL TOOK A ZND IN DOUBLES AND WILKENING AND MARK ROTH TOOK A IST INTHEMIXEDDOUBLES. VIV KUCZEK, KAREN WIL- KENING, EILEEN CHANDLER AND PAT DOLEZAL WERE ACCOMPANIED BY COACH HENDERSON TO PHILADEL- PHIA, PENN., T0 COMPETE IN THE SECOND INTERCOLLE- GIATE BADMINTON NATIONAL TOURNAMENT. ISU BROUGHT BACK A 3RD PLACE TROPHY AFTER COMPETITION WITH TWENTY-ONE COLLEGE TEAMS. I THE WOMEN'S INTERCOLLE- GIATE FENCING TEAM HAS COMPETED IN SOME EXCIT- ING HOME AND AWAY MEETS. THEIR BIGGEST VICTORY CAME IN IOWA WHERE THE FENCERS CAME OUT WITH A IST, SYMBOLIZING THE TO- TAL GROUP EFFORT BY THE TEAM. ALL THREE LEVELS OF COM- PETITION, AS COACHED BY MISS NANCY DEIGHTON HAVE DONE WELL THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. THE BEGINNING DIVISION HAS CAPTURED A 2ND PLACE IN FINALS, IN- TERMEDIATE A IST AND 3RD AND THE ADVANCED FEN- CERS HAVE BEEN AWARDED TWO ISTS AND TWO 3RDS. FRONT: D. JEDLICKAi T. WATERS: KEMANN: S. SEMANKOVICHQ B. BIT L. HANES: M. SATKOWSKI. BACK: K. NEI'-li MISS NANCY DEIGHTON, COACH CARTWRIGHTi W. MUNSTERJ C. ROC- NOT PICTURED:J.LONG. I wfw.-W.....,W.vnIgam.,..Ww-fwfmmmmug.-vlmm:..M.f.mw.m5nxQm.wwwmfx 'pw . i ' , . wmixlwiasfeux. THE WOMEN'S INTERCOLLE- GIATE GYMNASTICS TEAM HAD JUST BEGUN THEIR SEA- SON AT PRESS TIME. AL- THOUGH LOSING MANY VAL- UABLE SENIORS FROM LAST SEASON THE TEAM HAS DONE WELL COACHED BY MRS. INE- ZITA QUEVEDO AND MISS CATHERINE KORANDO. IN THE BEGINNING DIVISION, LINDA LINIMAN PLACED 3RD ALL ROUND. AMY EGAN HAS DONE WELL IN THE LOW- INTERMEDIATES, AND LYNN PETERSON HAS PLACED IST ALL ROUND IN THE MOST DIFFICULT INTERMEDIATE DIVISION. FRONT: E. MOATSJ D. WAGONERf B. CRAUSE: J. CRAUSEI J. ELGi F. MORAQ MIDDLE: I. PALUCHi L. LINIMANi L. CASSENSi L. PETERSONf L. NEWMAN. BACK: MRS. INEZITA QUEVEDO, COACH: S. RECTORi B. VALKERTi C. COOPER, MISS CATHERINE KOR- ANDO. NOT PICTURED: A. BLANKEN- SHIPJ A. EGAN: G. KOSNER. ILLINOIS STATE'S GYMNAS- TIC TEAM HAS BEEN COM- PETING AGAINST SOME OF THE BEST TEAMS IN NEW MIDWEST ..CONFERENCE. COACH AL WEITH HAD 11 RE- TURNING LETTERMAN WHICH GAVE THE REDBIRDS EXPE- RIENCEANDSTRENGTH. ALTHOUGH THE WINS BARELY OUT NUMBER THE LOSSES, NO MEET WAS LOST BY MORE THAN 10 POINTS. ISU'S OPENER WITH HIGH RATED SIU GAVE THE TEAM A FOUR POINT LOSS. THE RINGS, WHICH WAS THE REDBIRDS BIG POINT, DIDN'T REMAIN SO AFTER INJURIES TO CARLSON AND BALDOCCHI. FRESHMAN JAEGER DID A FINE JOB REPLACING THE NUMBER 1 AND2MEN. WILSON AND HENDERSHOT PRODUCED POINTS IN FLOOR EXERCISE. MENGES, WOOLD- RIDGE ANDATKINSTOOKCARE OF THE SIDE HORSE WHILE GALTMAN WORKED ON THE PARALLEL BARS. THE TEAM IS LOSING THREE SENIOR LETTERMEN BUT THE FRESHMEN CROP LOOKS EXTREMELY PROMISING. ISU OPP 158.45 153.45 153.45 153.50 150.55 148.83 152.75 .mum-mm 162.65 141.30 132.95 157.10 160.60 148.44 153.00 mum m,.nmu...mmmL..m SOUTHERN MANKATO EASTERN ILL INDIANA INDIANA COLORADO DENVER 153.97 153.65 153.90 152.35 153.95 157.80 145.00 144.65 146.00 128.50 128.60 132.35 U OF NORTHERN COLORADO WESTERN ILL NORTHERN ILL ST. CLOUD WISCONSIN BALL STATE wMww..wYwQm3ww K MEN'S GYMNASTICS FRONT: A. GAL- ATTEf G. GATHMANi T. KESSENJ J. BENSENi B. BALDOCCHII G. BIANi B. PILARCZYKI R. SMITH. MIDDLE R. CARLSON: K. WOOLDRIDGEI K HENDERSHOTi D. ATKINSi L. LAR SONI G. CRESWELLI J. JOHNSON: J. FARRELL. BACK: ALAN WEITH, COACH: J. WILSON: R. ALLEN: N. ISAACSi L. MENGESi J. HOFFMANf T. HAINESI B. JAEGERI JERRY POLACEK, COACH. U OPP 2 BRADLEY 2 LOYOLA 6 CHICAGO STATE 3 NORTHWESTERN 6 LOYOLA II IOWA STATE I WISCONSIN 2 LOYOLA 4 MORTON JR. COLLEGE I4 NORTHERN ILL I6 PURDUE 9 INDIANA 3 WESTERN ILL 4 CHICAGO 6 BRADLEY I DRAKE I DUPAGE 4 PEKIN MEN'S CLUB 2 WESTERN ILL 0 MORAINE VALLEY 5 BRADLEY ACCORDING TO THE STATIS- TICS, ILLINOIS STATE'S ICE HOCKEY CLUB DID NOT HAVE A VERY SUCCESSFUL SEA- SON WITH A 5-4-I2 RECORD. COACH EASTON DOES THINK THAT THERE WAS A LARGE IMPROVEMENT IN THE SEC- OND YEAR CLUB. THE CENTRAL STATES MID- WEST COLLEGIATE HOCKEY CONFERENCE CONSISTED OF HARD TEAMS, AND TEAMS THAT ALSO HAVE THEIR OWN RINKS. ISU WAS ALWAYS ON THE ROAD, TRAVELING TO ALL GAMES BECAUSE OF NO CAMPUS FACILITIES. THE I00 OR SO FANS WERE FEW BUT LOYAL. COACH EASTON HAS STILL MADE CONTACTS WITH SOME PROSPECTIVE PLAYERS DESPITE THE LITTLE KNOWN CLUB AND HOPES FOR BET- TER FACILITIES AND SUP- PORT IN THE FUTURE. ICE HOCKEY CLUB FRONT: B. EAS- TON, STICK-BOY: E. PEDERSEN: J. FULTZ: B. SARFF: G. MORRISON: R. MALINOWSKli D. ASHENFELTERI R. BERGLUND. MIDDLE: R. BAN- DUCCII E. DELSANTOI S. JACOBS: R. JULIUS: T. MC CORMICK: P. OEN- NING: B. TRIPPEL: J. ALEXANDER: D. SCHOBER: J. WALDSCHMIDT: G. REID. BACK: MARK JOHNSON, TRAIN- ER: W. W. EASTON, COACH AND AD- VISOR: SCOTT BERKEMEYER, STAT- ISTICIAN: TOM SPRINGER, TRAINER. ILLINOIS STATE SWIM COACH ARCHIE HARRIS HAD THAT TREADMILL FEELING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON. HE KNEW THAT THE RED- BIRDS HAD AN IMPROVED SQUAD BUT HE ALSO KNEW THAT THE COMPETITION WOULD BE STRONGER. THE TEAM IS ALSO QUITE YOUNG WITH I9 FRESHMEN OUT OF THE 28 MAN TEAM. THE TEAM WON ITS FIRST SIX MEETS, BUT SINCE THEN HAS BEEN JUMPING BACK AND FORTH ON WINS AND LOSSES. HARRIS SAID OUR BEST PERFORMANCE OB- VIOUSLY WAS AGAINST NOTRE DAME AND BALL STATE. TOM JOHNSON HAS BEEN GIV- ING GOOD PERFORMANCES ON THE I METER BOARD AND JOHN NICOLAI HAS BEEN A CONSISTANT WINNER IN THE 500 AND 1,000 FREE STYLES. ISU OPP 4Ih 57 59 78 90 95 95 30 66 28 42.5 90 62 50 II3 II3 ILL. STATE RELAYS 56 NORTHERN ILL 54 CENTRAL MICH 35 EVANSVILLE COL. 23 BRADLEY I4 SW MISSOURI 91 EASTERN ILL 83 UNIV. OF MINN. 47 NORTHWESTERN 85 INDIANA 70.5 MIAMI OF OHIO 22 NOTRE DAME 51 BALL STATE 63 WESTERN ILL 9 GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS 67 MAN KATO STATE UNIV. OF MO. OKLAHOMA STATE FRONT: P. SCOTTBERG: M. SCH WARTZ: G. BOWLIN: R. BARRETT: A. ROSENGARDI T. WOODBURYI J MAYI D. JUSTI. MIDDLE: J. WEST- WATER: T. JOHNSON: S. VOLKEN ING: G. MEHL: H. ABRAMSON: D. BURKS: T. PAULLIN: W. FRANTZEN BACK: ARCHIE HARRIS, COACH: J DUYVEJONCK: J. NICOLAI: M. FIED LER: M. BONSER: S. BULLER: D DELBERTI J. BONSERI R. FRANK LIN: T. CARRICO, MANAGER. THE WOMEN'S INTERCOL- LEGIATE SWIMMING AND DIV- ING TEAM FINISHED A SUC- CESSFUL SEASON WINNING THEIR LAST MEET, A TRIAN- GULAR AGAINST CHICAGO CIRCLE AND UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, BY A COMFORTABLE MARGIN. EARLIER MEET RE- SULTS HAVE INDICATED A PATTERN OF PROGRESS THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. ISU IS ALSO PROUD TO HAVE SOME SWIMMERS QUALIFY FOR THE NATIONALS HELD IN TEMPE, ARIZONA. LEANNE RUMPLE WILL BE SWIMMING THE 50-YD BREASTSTROKE, JOANNE CROSSEN THE I00-YD BREASTSTROKE AND 'I00-YD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY AND MARCIA FOSTER WILL COM- PETE IN THE I00-YD BUT- TERFLY. REPRESENTATIVES WILL ALSO BE SENT FOR THE 200-YD MEDLEY RELAY AND 200-YD FREESTYLE RELAY. MISS EDNA VANDERBECK, COACH, IS LOOKING FOR- WARDTOTHETOURNAMENT. FRONT: D. FORD, P. PITRAKi S. BO- DORI J. SOBOLi M. FOSTERI D. CARL- SON. MIDDLE: C. FOX: D. MARTIN, J. CROSSEN: D. ROKUSAI H. WUI C. GERKE. BACK: P. FAHLERI MISS VANDERBECK, COACHi E. WHALEI J LIESSi S. ZORNI D. MILLERI K. JOHN SON: MISS FOSTER, COACH? J. GAM BLE. NOT PICTURED: L. RUMPLE as I .1 Q, in , warmup 2-'wil' .IK T Q3- qfm .5 , .Q ., V .-.. , 5N?..,,, W K M W My Y. K, -5 'J ., 1. lqaqh k H A-.M f W f K .- ak f, , ' .Lk .W - 'Sk Q 3' f M ABOVE FIRST TEAM FRONT: L ORANGE: P. BROWN: C. WILLIAMS: L WILLIAMS. BACK: MISS HIGGINS COACH: N. SHAMULIS: C. STAFF: D KLUKAi S. GASPERAC. RIGHT SECOND TEAM FRONT: M. NOLLI J. ROW: K. KOEHLERI P. RICE BACK: MISS HIGGINS, COACH: C. BENE- DICT: P. BRYANT: D. MC GINNIS: N DESPAIN. ILLINOIS STATE'S WOMEN'S INTERCOLLEGIATE VOLLEY- BALL TEAM LOST MOST OF THEIR HEIGHT FROM LAST SEASON BUT CAPITALIZED ON RETURNING PLAYERS EX- PERIENCE AND THE GREAT AMOUNT OF POTENTIAL AC- CREDITED TO THE NEW TEAM MEMBERS. THIRTY-TWO PLAYERS, COACHED BY DR. LYNNE HIG- GINS, MISS NANCY CHAPMAN AND GRADUATE STUDENT MRS. DIANA FORD, TRAVELED THROUGHOUT ILLINOIS PLAY- ING TEAMS FROM MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS, AND INDIANA. THE SEASON WAS CLIMAXED BY THE TEAMS COMPETITION IN THE UNITED STATES VOLLEY- BALL ASSOCIATION TOURNA- MENT. v TOP THIRD TEAM FRONT: J. STEWART: M. BASSI: M. QUINN: D. MOLDEN- HAUER. BACK: MISS CHAPMAN, COACH: V. WRIGHT: J. HALSTEAD: J. RUTTER: J. SULLIVAN. BOTTOM FOURTH TEAM FRONT: C. KING: C. BLACKMAN: T. CONNOLLY: D. DE ROCHI. BACK: MISS CHAPMAN, COACH: J. MARSTELLAR: D. BACH: J. BENKOVICH. NOT PICTURED: M. WILLIAMS. WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL ISTTEAM ISU OPP 2 I NORTHERN ILL 0 2 NORTHERN ILL 0 2 GEORGE WILLIAMS 0 2 PURDUE 0 2 NORTHERN ILL 0 2 NORTHERN ILL I 2 WESTERN ILL 2NDTEAM ISU OPP 2 I NORTHERN ILL 0 2 NORTHERN ILL I 2 GEORGE WILLIAMS 0 2 GEORGE WILLIAMS 2 0 PURDUE I 2 WESTERN ILL 0 2 NORTHERN ILL 3RDTEAM ISU OPP I 2 NORTHERN ILL I 2 HOPE 0 2 NORTHERN ILL 2 I NORTHERN ILL 2 I NORTHERN ILL 0 2 WESTERN ILL 2 I WESTERN ILL 4TH TEAM ISU OPP 2 I HOPE 2 0 PURDUE I 2 NORTHERN ILL 2 0 NORTHERN ILL 2 I NORTHERN ILL 2 0 WESTERN ILL 2 I WESTERN ILL ILLINOIS STATE'S TRACK TEAM WAS ARMED WITH EIGHT SCHOOL RECORD HOLD- ERS AND I5 RETURNING LET- TERMEN FOR ITS FIRST YEAR IN THE MIDWESTERN CONFERENCE. COACH ROGER WELLER ALSO HAD A TRIO OF STUDENTS FROM NIGERIA TOWORKWITH. ALTHOUGH THE SEASON HAD BARELY BEGUN AT PRESS TIME, A NUMBER OF SCHOOL RECORDS HAD ALREADY BEEN BROKEN. SPEEDSTER BILLY LEWIS' ERASED A 38 YEAR OLD ISU INDOOR REC- ORD BY RUNNING 60 YARDS IN 6.1 SECONDS. RICH SHEL- HAUER HEAVED THE SHOT SI' 6V4 TO DESTROY ANOTHER ISU RECORD. DENNIS LNNAS SET A SCHOOL LONG JUMP RECORD WITH A BOUND OF 23'73f4 . OUR MOST IMPROVED ATH- LETE WAS LARRY CLOSEN, SAID WELLER. CLOSEN WAS RUNNING THE TWO MILE AND KEN CARLSON HAS BEEN TURNING IN SOME FAIRLY GOOD TIMES ON THE MILE. ISU OPP 35 0 22 14 15 21 35 3 12 20 12 26 24 13 19 15 18 12 28 6 32 10 16 18 14 20 52 UI-CHICAGO CIRCLE ILLINOIS NORTHERN IOWA CORNELL COLL WESTERN MICH MANKOTA ST. MISSOURI NORTHERN ILL EASTERN ILL MARQUETTE SE MISSOURI BALL STATE SOUTHERN ILL ARIZONA ST. TOURNEY I3RD1 ISU WRESTLING FACED ITS TOUGHEST SCHEDULE EVER AFTER COMPETING IN THE CONFERENCE OF MIDWEST- ERN UNIVERSITIES. COACH BOB KOEHLER HAD EIGHT RETURNING LETTERMEN HEADED BY NCAA COLLEGE DIVISION 167-POUND CHAM- PION ERIC BATES AND NCAA 190-POUND THIRD PLACE WINNER MIKE FIORINI. SEVEN INJURIES EARLY IN THE SEASON FORTUNATELY DID NOT HURT THE REDBIRDS AND COACH KOEHLER HAS BEEN PLEASED WITH THE SHOWING OF HIS YOUNG TEAM. THE BIGGEST VICTORY WAS IN THE ILLINOIS STATE QUAD- RANGLE, ISU COMING OUT ON TOP. FRESHMEN EKLUND, ELIOPULOS, AND RAUSCHEN- BERGER ALL POSTED WINS IN THE177DIVISION.CLASSMATES BEATO AT 134 AND PASIEWICZ AT 118 ALSO WON THEIR MATCHES. ON THE EXPERI- ENCED END, NELSON AT 118, NOVOTNY AT 134, RICCIO AT 142, BATES AT 167 AND FIORINI AT 190 ALSO ADDED UP WINS FOR THE PARENTS DAY VICTORY. i-E.-554 ggi? FRONT: R. VOGEL: R. HOLSINGER: J PADA: M. CHORONZY: S. PASCIEWIEZ: J. ADAMS: B. NELSON: C. QUIGLEY: G. COUTURE: R. HATFIELD: D. RIC- CIO. MIDDLE: K. DAILY: S. NOVOTNY: C. BEATO: D. HEJTMANEK: R. COLE MAN: M. FERGUSON: G. SETON: M. GANT: R. MC DONALD: H. SHAW: T. SPEEP: L. HICKS: B. COLLETTE: J DALEY. BACK: ROBERT KOEHLER COACH: M. MURPHY: D. SMITH: E BATES: G. KOZICKI: G. EKLUND: D WELLS: E. BROWSKI: R. NEIDERS: T RAUSCHENBERGER: M. FIORINI: M DAY: R. BAKER: T. HANSEN: T. WAL TER, MANAGER: SAM PARKER, AS SISTANT COACH. BANDS PERFORM IN CONCERT, TOUR lOO MARCHING BAND DRUM MAJORS: L. SCHAFER: S. ACHORD: TROM- BONES: R. MAKEEVER: M. TAUBER: L. FRANK: P. GARRISONI D. GAREYI T. RYL: D. MARTIN: F. GANGE: BARITONES: L. WEBER: M. NELSON: L. FEAZEL: D. PATTISON: R. BEN- SON: B. AHLRICH: R. FRIEDRICK: M. BOTTS: PICCALO: S. FATTENi S. QUIGLEY: M. SIDDALL: K. RAGS- DALE: FLUTES: M. SPARLING: P. SCHARFF: L. BONUCCHI: C. MUNN: L. WARNKE: K. BLAZIER: IST CLARINET: P. WOZNIAK: D. VAN DE NOORT: G. JOHNSTON: D. ROESLER: K. BAKER: D. LAREAU: L. LEHN- HAUSEN: 2ND CLARINET: B. BIRK- NER: B. DITTMAN: D. HOFFMAN: J. HULL: T. BUNNER: G. TIFFANY: G. KANKAALA: B. BISHOP: HORNS: S. WELLHAUSEN: T. SCHAFFER: D. DERMOTTi M. SAULI 'IST TRUMPET: B. WINANS: T. JAMROK: T. FLAN- AGAN: T. FATTEN: G. COLBERTI D. PEARCE: K. STERRENBERG: ZND TRUMPET: F. LESTINAI T. COBB, A. SCHREFFLER: J. NOHL: H. COE: T. MARTIN: 3RD TRUMPET: L. GERMAN: D. STEDMAN: S. KEEN: N. HOLM: PICCALO TRUMPET: D. GOLDEN: R. FUND: G. BIMM: DRUMS: S. RUSSELL: D. CISCO: J. GILLILANDI P. NOLAN: K. MC NULTY: G. FOGLE: J. ROBINSON: B. GILL: ALTO SAXO- PHONE: D. KINNEY: C. TUMBLESON: S. STRODE: E. CURTIN: M. NOBY: J. OULTY: G. PIERRE: P. BONUCCHI: J. PURDUE: C. STRUEBING: B. BEH- LOW: TENOR SAXOPHONE: G. GRAVES: J. SCHLEA: J. MORSTADT: SAUSAPHONES: J. HOLM: W. GRAVES: B. REHM: L. MABIE: B. RENO: D. WALLACE: P. PACKARDI J.COLE. 3 SIX BANDS AND TWO ORCHES- TRAS OFFERED TALENTED STUDENTSTHE OPPORTUNITY TO PRACTICE AND PERFORM ON THE MUSICAL INSTRU- MENT OF THEIR CHOICE. CONCERT BAND, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF GEORGE P. FOELLER, STRESSED THE TALENT OF WIND AND PER- CUSSION INSTRUMENTS. ALSO DIRECTED BY FOELLER WAS THE MARCHING BAND WHICH PERFORMED AT HALF TIME FOR ALL HOME FOOTBALL GAMES. ANOTHER GROUP WHICH PROVIDED MUSIC FOR THE TIME OUTS DURING HOME FOOTBALL GAMES WAS THE PEP BAND DIRECTED BY EDWARD A. LIVINGSTON. THE STAGEBAND DIRECTED BY KENNETH KISTNER CONSISTS OF TWO SECTIONS-STATES- MEN, WHO PROVIDE MUSIC FOR HOME BASKETBALL GAMES AND GAMMA PHI CIRCUS, AND JAZZ LAB, WHICH IS A TRAINING BAND FOR THOSE INTERESTED IN JAZZ. THE UNIVERSITY BAND, DIRECTED BY LIVING- STON, AIMS AT UNLIMITED INSTRUMENTATION FOR ALL QUALIFIED MEMBERS. NOTED FOR ITS DISTINGUISHED TOURS TO AREA HIGH SCHOOLS THE VARSITY BAND IS DIRECTED BY ROGER FAUL- MANN. CONTINUALLY OFFER- ING SUPERB CONCERTS AT THE CHRISTMAS SEASON AND THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, BOTH THE CHAMBER OR- CHESTRA AND SYMPHONY OR- CHESTRA ARE DIRECTED BY ROBERT L. OPPELT. CONCERT BAND FLUTES AND PIC- COLOSZ C. CORNMAN, SECTION LEADER: D. SEALOCK: E. REHM: L. BONUCCHI: R. MARCHIORELLO: OBOE AND ENGLISH HORN: T. MITCHELL, SECTION LEADER: P. CALL: BASSOONS: E. BRABANT: D. HOFFMAN: SOPRANO CLARINETS: P. WOZNIAK, SECTION LEADER: E. LEHNHAUSEN: D. ROESLER: K. BERKOWITZ: G. KANKAALA: J. WHITED: D. EBERT: W. BIRKNER: L. CARLSON: C. HOLTMAN: ALTO CLARINETS: B. BISHOP, SECTION LEADER: A. JOHNSON: BASS CLARINETS: D. KINNEY: B. DITT- MAN: CONTRA CLARINET: M. MAU: SAXOPHONES: P. BANUCCHI, SECTION LEADER: C. STRUEBING: J. SCHLEA: HORNS: A. GARDNER, SECTION LEADER: G. YORK: M. SAUL: G. MILLER: CORNETS AND TRUMPETS: T. FLANAGAN: D. GOLDEN: J. FLETCHER: D. PEARCE: G. BIMM: R. FUND: K. STERRENBERG, SECTION LEADER: TROMBONES: R. MAK- EEVER: D. GAREY: L. FRANK: F. LANGE, SECTION LEADER: EUPHO- NIUMS: G. ANTHONY, SECTION LEADER: R. BENSON: TUBAS: J. HOLM, SECTION LEADER: J. COLE: L. MABIE: PERCUSSION: M. RIVERA- CEPEDA: J. EDBURG: R. GILL, SECTION LEADER: J. ROBINSON: GEORGE P. FOELLER, CONDUCTOR. I JAZZ LAB TRUMPET: D. OLDEN: M. CATALL: K. BARTELL: J. TURN BULL: J. FLETCHER: ALTO SAXO- PHONE: D. MC WHERTER: K. BERK OWITZ: TENOR SAXOPHONE: B GIBSON: G. GRAVES: BARITONE SAX OPHONE: J. SCHLEA: TROMBONE: D. GAREY: T. HAGENSEE: J. BAUERS: L. FRANK: DRUMS: B. GILL: VIBES: J WEAKMAN: GUITAR: J. HAWKINSON: BASS: D. WALKER: PIANO: T. FAT- TEN: DIRECTOR: M. CAPPETTO. STATESMEN TRUMPET: F. LAURIE: D. BISSET: B. ADAMS: B. SLA- BAUGH: TROMBONE: R. MAKEEVER: M. TAUBER: F. LANGE: D. KOTOW- SKI: ALTO SAXOPHONE: B. MACK: T BLOUNT: TENOR SAXOPHONE: J MORSTADT: M. CAPPETTO: BARI- TONE SAXOPHONE: T. MAKEEVER: GUITAR: S. KASANOV: DRUMS: J ROBINSON: BASS: J. HUTCHINS: VIBES: B. NELSON: DIRECTOR: K KISTNER. 101 PEP BAND FLUTES: J. SLOTTJE: E. STARR: S. STEVENS: C. TANNER: K. VICKROY: C. WESTMAN: S. PIERRE: G. PELLETIER: M. MURPHY: M. MC HUGH: C. KRAVITZ: K. KALLAS: A. GERBER: G. DANNELS: S. CAMP- BELL: P. TROTH: D. JOHNSON: D. HENNEMAN: D. HARMS: PICCOLO: C. TANNER: R. MARCHIORELLO: K. KALLAS: A. GERBER: S. CAMPBELL: OBOE: S. ELLIS: CLARINET: B. ANDERSON: C. HOLTMAN: P. GROT- HAUS: M. GARRELS: D. CHAMBER- LIN: G. COBB: M. LARSON: P. L'HEUREUX: C. LOFTUS: J. LYNCH: M. MAU: M. MEYER: P. MILLER: B. NIXON: G. PETERSON: V. TOWN- LEY: K. TURNER: J. UPTON: J. WHITED: A. JOHNSON: B. KLOPCIC: D. JORDAN: D. EBERT: C. CRAIN: K. BROWNLEE: K. BERKOWITZ: G. KENSGARD: J. FURSTENBERG: S. GASS: A. KERCHNER: R. KIRK: K. MC CONNELL: S. WOOD: TRUMPET: J. MORRISON: G. NEULEIB: J. FLETCHER: B. GOODWIN: C. DAVITO: K. BARTELL: D. COX: M. SINNOCK: B. SLABAUGH: D. HOUSEHOLTER: CORNET: C. HEMENWAY: J. TURN- BULL: B. GHITALLA: D. DENNIS: TROMBONE: D. KOTOWSKI: J. HUSTON: C. DUDKOWSKI: J. BOWERS: M. DRAPER: J. SWARTZ: C. WARNER: C. SWISHER: ALTO SAXOPHONE: D. MC WHENTER: A. KRUEGER: C. SCHMOEKEL: B. GIBSON: K. KAISER: B. BECK: L. CHAPIN: M. RABE: J. SCHWARZ: BARITONE SAXOPHONE: M. BUSS: TENOR SAXOPHONE: J. BIDLE: T. DAUGHERTY: R. DOR- ATHY: D. MC-CONN: FRENCH HORN: K. BURNETT: J. VISHNAUSKI: G. MILLER: J. FRAME: J. EGGLES- TON: BARITONE: C. BURTON: D. SCHROEDER: D. LUTZ: M. ANDREWS: TUBA: S. LANG: D. DANNELG: M. HOUSEHOLTER: BELLS: P. CALL: T. MITCHELL: PERCUSSION: M. RIVERA DEPEDA: S. GALVIN: B. TWENHAFEL: K. STREENG: D. MOONEY. 'ix VARSITY BAND FLUTES: K. KALLAS: L. J. KELLER: K. RAGSDALE: T. HULSE: P. SCHARFF: N. SPARLING: S. FATTEN: N. WATSON: OBOES: R. FRIEDRICH: J. GILLILAND: B-FLAT CLARINET: C. LAIB: M. MEYER: E. SETCHELL: C. LOFTUS: B. NIXON: J. PURDUE: D. JORDEN: B. JENKINS: J. LYNCH: D. CHAMBERLIN: B. ANDERSON: P. GROTHANS: B. KLOPCIC: D. VAN DE VOORT: C. SCHMOEKEL: K. BAKER: ALTO CLARINET: K. BROWNLEE: K. KAISER: BASS CLARINET: G. JOHN- SON: R. KIRK: CONTRA CLARINET: P. MILLER: C. LYMAN: BASSOON: S. ASLESON: SAXOPHONES: T. BOUNT: B. GIBSON: G. GRAVES: FRENCH HORN: N. HOLM: S. LARSON: J. FRAME: S. WELL- HAUSEN: K. BURNETT: CORNET- TRUMPET: F. LAURIE: M. SIN- NOCK: J. TURNBULL: A. SHREF- FLER: F. LESTINA: B. GOODWIN: D. STEPHENS: TROMBONE: J. BOWERS: L. WARNER: P. GARRI- SON: C. SWISHER: L. DIDKOWSKI: M. TAUBER: BARITONE: L. WEBER: D. PATTISON: T. RYL: TUBA: S. LANG: B. RENO: D. WALLACE: PERCUSSION: M. NOVY: K. STREENZ: J. WEAKMAN: K. MCNULTY: J. HAWKINSON: UNIVERSITY BAND IST CLARINET: P. L'HEUREUX: M. LARSON: J. UPTON: M. GARRELS: K. TURNER: V. WEISE: ZND CLARINET: C. CRAIN: G. TOWNLEY: A. KERCH- NER: V. ALLEN: S. GASS: C. HAG- ERTY: S. WOOD: 3RD CLARINET: G. PETERSON: D. LAREAU: V. OCCHIPINTI: N. ROCKINGHAM: V. LEATHERWOOD: K. MEYERS: G. TIFFANY: G. KENSGAARD: F. BOLIN: ALTO CLARINET: C. BIECKER: BASS CLARINET: G. COBB: C. KASHUBA: OBOES: S. ELLIS: C. PEMBERTON: L. SMITH: BASSOONS: E. HOHULIN: FLUTE: M. SIDDALL: L. WARNKE: A. GERBER: S. CAMPBELL: C. MUNN: G. DAN- NELS: D. HARMS: C. WESTMAN: D. HENNEMAN: E. STARR: C. KRAV- ITZ: S. PIERRE: J. SLOTTJE: S. STEVENS: C. TANNER: C. QUIGLEY: M. MURPHY: J. PFLIFF: M. URCHEL, G. PELLETIER: K. VICK- ROY: M. ANDREWS: M. MC HUGH: D. ARMSTRONG: A. VARNER: S. ASHLEY: A. CHLADEK: C. GREEN: B. KITTLER: K. KREIS: FRENCH HORNS: J. VISHNAUSKI: P. GREEN: C. MUDGE: D. DERMOTT: J. EGGL- ASTON: P. FEEMAN: ALTO SAXO- PHONES: D. MC WHERTER: S. ACHORD: E. CURTIN: K. TUMBLE- SON: G. PIERRE: J. OUTLY: A. KRUEGER: BARITONE SAXOPHONE: S. BUSS: TENOR SAXOPHONES: T. DAUGHERTY: D. MC CONN: J. BIDLE: R. DORATHY: B. AHLRICH: BARI- TONE HORNS: D. LUTZ: L. FEAZEL: M. NELSON: C. BURTON: M. BOTTS: S. HAWK: D. SCHROEDER: TRUM- PETS: G. COLBERT: T. MARTIN: T. JAMROK: J. NOHL: G. NEUBIEB: B. GHITTALLA: C. HEMENWAY: J. MORRISON: K. BARTELL: D. COX: T. COBB: H. COE: D. DENNIS: D. TEDMAN: S. KEEN: S. BERTSCHE: L. BATTEN: J. MORSTADT: TROM- BONES: D. MARTIN: J. SWARTZI C. SCHMIDT: M. DRAPER: J. HUS- TON: M. BENNING: J. KUKUCK: TUBA: W. GRAVES: M. HOUSE- HALTER: P. PACKARD: PERCUS- SION: S. GALVIN: S. CAMPBELL: D. CISCO: G. FOYLE. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA FIRST VIOLIN: F. SCHWARZWALDER: CONCERTMASTER: G. ROMACK: J. KIM: A. BOLEN: SECOND VIO- LIN: L. ANDERSON, PRINCIPAL: W. FRITZ: J. KLOCKZIM: D. LINDSTROM: VIOLA: J. VARNEY, PRINCIPAL: C. REICHERT: K. DICK- ELMAN: VIOLONCELLO: G. MAK- EEVER, PRINCIPAL: S. LEWIS: J. FOSTER: DOUBLE BASS: M. KAHN, PRINCIPAL: J. MARCH: HARPSI- CHORD: S. LEWIS: FLUTE: D. KLANG: K. RAGSDALE: OBOE: J. JONES: T. MITCHELL: CLARINET: M. MEYER: D. EBERT: BASSOON: S. ASLESON: D. HOFFMAN: HORN: P. VOLK: S. VANCE: TRUMPET: D. GOLDEN: J. FLETCHER: TIMPANI: M. RIVERA-CEPEDA: PERCUSSION: B. NELSON: K. STREENZ: LIBRAR- IAN: G. ROMACK: ROBERT OPPELT, CONDUCTOR. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FIRST VIOLIN: J. KIM, CONCERTMASTER: F. SCHWARZWALDER: G. ROMACK: W. FRITZ: J. KLOCKZIM: A. BOLEN: L. YARBROUGH: R. JOHNSON: SEC- OND VIOLIN: L. ANDERSON: J. LINDLEY: A. HODGES: N. GOLD- STONE: D.LINDSTROM: K. LUN- DEEN: V. PURPURA: R. KORETKE: VIOLA: J. VARNEY: C. REICHERT: K. DICKELMAN: C. CLELAND: M. RAUBLE: L. HIRSCHAUER: CELLO: G. MAKEEVER: J. FOSTER: S. LEWIS: R. FRITZ: S. ANDERSON: D. MANRING: A. BULLARD: DOUBLE BASS: N. KAHN: J. MARCH: P. BURD: E. VOGELSANG: S. KASANOV: G. HAWKINS: FLUTE: D. KLANG: R. MARCHIORELLO: K. KALLAS: OBOE: T. MITCHELL: J. JONES: ENGLISH HORN: J. JONES: CLARINET: T. MA- KEEVER: P. WOZNIAK: M. MEYER: BASS CLARINET: B. DITTMAN: BAS- SOON: S. ASLESON: B. BRABANT: CONTRA-BASSOON: D. HOFFMAN: FRENCH HORN: P. VOLK: S. VANCE: M. SAUL: K. GERKE: TRUMPET: D. GOLDEN: R. FUND: R. LOUIS: TROMBONE: M. TAUBER: T. RYL: J. REHM, FACULTY: TUBA: R. BARNET: TIMPANI: M. RIVERA- CEPEDA: PERCUSSION: B. NELSON: P. NOLAN: J. ROBINSON: LIBRAR- IAN: G. ROMACK: ROBERT OPPELT, CONDUCTOR. 411,12- F3313 Hui R371 'Leif' C 'Vg v I 4 A 7 1 1, 4 I . y I 4 I ' l ' 5 ' z A UV' is ro? 4:4 rl 'I ffl! L QQPQ 'A he P' Vx f f I' f , X Q s ' ga, M 'Vs LW f . N. ' 'v ii isa ,3 t -I JQ, 5 fi X' -an 'gk HK sg my 8 : Nj, MADRIGALS 46 ' f X ! S. MATHIAS: ' ,, Il I ENSEMBLES ENTERTAIN COMMUNITY 'W-1 CONCERT CHOIR R. AELOIS: C. BENNETT: D. BECKNELL: C BOWEN: E. BRABANT: L. BUCEK, R. CAIN: V. DAVIS: D. DE FRANCO, C. DERWIN: K. DEATH: D. DOUD M. DUFFY: T. DUNBAR: M. DUN: CANSON: R. ELSTON: B. GARDNER D. GARDNER: B. GRAHAM: L. HAN- SEN: J. HUTCHINS: S. HOLLIDAY J. INGLE: P. JAEGER: B. JENKINS M. JOHNSON: R. KAMP: R. KUNTZ vi I I ,-nr' T. KANOLD: M. A. KASTNER: P L'HEUREUX: K. LUNDEEN: R MANGUN: J. MAREK: L. MARSALA: J. OLSON: B. RAGUSA: S. TINKEN- BERGER: P. ROOT: N. SEAVALL: J. SHAHEEN: L. SMITH: D. STEPHENS: M. STREID: D. TRUMBLE: B. VAUGHN: R. WASSON: V. WASSON: L. WEBER: C. WESTPHAL: T. WIL- SON: R. L. ZEISEL: B. ZOOK. LADIES IN RED J. AESHLIMAN: P BARNES: D. BESHOAR: D. BISPING: J. CANN: P. CARPENTER: N. CLARK: K. CERTIS: S. DAY: R. DUMBAULD: K. FALTA: N. FELBINGER: L FRANCIS: J. GILLETT: G. GRANT: D. HAJEK: C. HIRST: C. HUDSON: M. LAUSTERER: J. LEENERTS: D MALONE: J MARR: C. MARSHALL: J. MCNAMARA: C. MC NERNEY: D. MILLER: E. MILSTEAD: N. MINNERLY: M. NURZYN: N. NEW- MAN: C. NOBLE: R. OEHLER: S PETERSON: S. PHILLIPS: L. PROS- SER: C. QUINN: M. REASE: B. L REMMERS: G. SCHUMANN: M. SIE GRIST: M. SIPOS: D. SKLENAR: J SMITH: E. STARR: C. SULLIVAN: L THOMPSON: D. THULIN: D. TUUL: K. WARNING: M. YERANSIAN. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, THE FIVE DIVERSE CHORAL GROUPS OFFER VARIETY IN ENTERTAINMENT FOR BOTH THE UNIVERSITY AND NORMAL-BLOOMINGTON COM MUNITIES. CONCERT CHOIR, CONDUCTED BY DONALD ARMSTRONG, IS THE SELECT CHORAL GROUPS WITH A MEMBERSHIP OF FORTY- EIGHT. WOMEN SINGERS WHO ENJOY PERFORMING MUSIC OF A LIGHT, ENTERTAINING TYPE COMPRISE THE LADIES IN RED, WHICH IS CONDUCTED BY A GRADUATE STUDENT. COMPOSED OF STUDENTS FROM NEARLY EVERY ACA- DEMIC DEPARTMENT, MENS GLEE CLUB, IN ADDITION TO TOURING, OFFER SEVERAL NIGHTLY PERFORMANCES DURING THE YEAR. THIS GROUP IS CONDUCTED BY LLOYD W. FARLEE. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. ARMSTRONG, THE ORATORIO COMMUNITY CHOIR, THE LARGEST CHORAL ORGANI- ZATION ON CAMPUS, DRAWS ITS MEMBERSHIP FROM BOTH STUDENTS AND THE COMMUNITY. TREBLE CHOIR, ALSO CONDUCTED BY DR. ARMSTRONG, SPECIALIZES IN PERFORMING FROM SERIOUS TO SACRED AND LIGHTMUSIC. We-'f :'llf...x S ORATORIO - COMMUNITY CHOIR W. ANDERSON: L. ANDREW: M. ANDREWS: N. ANDROS: M. ARM- STRONG: J. BERGER: K. BIRKEY: C. BRUMMET: L. BURKE: K. BURNETT: S. BUSS: E. BUTH: L. BYRE: D. CLARKSON: B. COCHRANE: A. DAVIS: J. DAVIS: K. DAWKINS: R. ELLEDGE: Y. ELLIS: J. FISHER: C. FOSTER: J. FRAME: W. FREESE: C. GANGLER: M. GREER: R. BRESLEY: D. HALL: B. HELLER: F. HELME: J. HERSH- BERGER: R. HILL: C. HILTY: B. HORST: I. HUNT: D. JAMESON: J. JANULIS: L. JETT: D. JOHNSON: G. M. JOHNSON: W. KASTEN: H. KIPP: H. KOHLMEYER: R. KOSH- INSKI: J. KRUEGER: E. LEHN- HAUSEN: C. LEWIS: SISTER B. M. LINK: F. MCPHEETERS: M. MAN- AHAN: R. MARTIN: D. MILLER: P. MILLER: M. MOORE: M. MOSIER: B. MYER: G. NEIMY: J. NIEMET: N. NIMKE: M. NOVY: P. PEARCE: M. PETRANCE: L. PROCHNOW: L. PROSSER: S. REAGAN: E. REHM: B. RENO: T. RESIDORI: J. SCHROEDER: G. SCHWAB: L. SEEGER: L. SEEGER: S. SHORT: D. SILVER: J. STEERS: K. STERRENBERG: D. STRAWBRIDGE: S. STRODE: J. STUTZMAN: SISTER R. E. SULLI- VAN: D. SUTTLES: S. THOMASSON: C. TYLER: D. WALLACE: M. WAT- SON: L. WIEDOW: L. WILSON, P. ZARNIKOW. MEN'S GLEE CLUB TENOR I: RODNEY CAIN: THOM COBB: DAVE COLEE: TERRY HENLEY: JERRY HUTCHINS: TIM KANOLD: ELMER KIESEWETTER: LEE LESHER: JIM SHAHEEN: TENOR II: TIM AMELL: DENNIS BELFIELD: BILL HORST: CLARENCE LEWIS: MIKE LOCKETT: LARRY NORDENTOFT: PHIL PACK- ARD: STEVE RINKENBERGER: LEE SMITH: JIM SWISE: GALE WORK- MAN: BARITONE: GARY BLACK: CHUCH BOWEN: NORBERT BREIT- ZKE: JIM GOERS: LARRY HANSEN: DICK JACKSON: RUSS KAMP: JOHN NIEMET: GORDON PINDA: PHIL STEFFEN: DENNIS SUTTLES: GARY VILSOET: BASS: CHRIS BARR: GARY BEALL: PHIL BROWN: JOHN COOKE: BROOKS GARDNER: RON KOESLER: ROGER KUNTZ: BRUCE LORIE: GREG SCHWAB: KENT SUNDERLAND: BOB THAYER: CLEVELANDWHITE. TREBLE CHOIR K. BAKER: C BENNETT: W. BENNETT: C. DEN- SON: R. BRAUER: B. BRIGGE: K BROWNLEE: D. CASSIDY: C CHRISTNER: P. COLO: C. DABBS: T. DANIELS: A. DAVIS: V. DAVIS: D. DE FRANCO: C. DERBY: D DOUD: T. DUNBAR: K. ELLIS: R ELSTON: K. FINNEGAN: J. FOSTER: J. FOSTER: B. GRAHAM: S. HOLLI- DAY: J. INGLE: D. JORDAN: M. A. KASTNER: J. KESTING: J. KEIM: C. MAINORD: S. MAULDING: K. MCCONNAUGHAY: J. MULLEN: B. NEWMAN: N. NEWMAN: C. PARRY: C. RAY: P. ROOT: M. SANDER: J. SEHICKENDANA: V. SCHWENINGERI N. SEAVALL: D. STADSHOLT: M. TEBO: L. THOMPSON: C. TUMULTY: D. VAN DE VOORT, B. WICK: P. WILCOX: R. L. ZEISEL. 107 108 -ug' vw. WJ, A 'if P59 , 5 Q 1 ' I M - ' Q ' gi if-ff ' Q A-...WPA ,gl bhp fi s Jugpwvk M, W9 ,W H - 110 BELOW: IMAGINARY lNVALlD: UP PER RIGHT: DEPOTi LOWER RIGHT POLICE. vw-.... K W q,l,,,E 5 Q wi 5? 1. 2 1 114 sf W - ig' 'S A , M 115 116 k X X X X ,ik 5 A .. a 7. u A .Ayh.,,,,,,...., if-sl inns? QIEI' .n, -,if ff ' - ,V M-'51 .v,,,,,,.... , M-AM.. M... 1 rg L.,, ,, , .V 2.3. -M., 4? ,W Q' f'7'?yg,.,,, f' I w' , -N M W s,,,.,,.,.,,. ff 4 it if 1 A 4 ,Mm S., lk . iw' 2,42 isaw, .. v.. 3 W 3 H U- 5 ,Q N 3 Mk? .. gg' 1' 6 A X sl X. 1 JMEYQSA . H 'lui -an 119 120 9' 'Laiig V, Q?Jl a.1Lff'?ff' -, Hf :fx X - giwfwlfq Vu... . 121 122 -nun 123 124 125 E , i 1 i E35 'Na Q fr' K' mgvfil. J -5 -Q E3 1 A A . V My-. 'L A 9- . u 126 if wld 4--s Q' .sim 127 128 X ...nun- .44 129 9 .0 k if H, f 1 'fm X WML - 2 , , 9, ' 4 1 ' - 5-E 12373 Qi 3 Q 2-em A :n 1 ai if ,K if r Q - jx X , ' E up 3 A? ...xx THE RIGHT OF PEOPLE TO DECIDE THEIR OWN DESTINY, TOMAKETHEIRWAYIN FREE- DOM,IS NOTTOBEMEASURED BY THE YARDSTICK OF COLOUR OR DEGREE OF SO- CIAL DEVELOPMENT. IT IS AN INALIENABLE RIGHT OF PEOPLES WHICH THEY ARE POWERLESS TO EXERCISE WHEN FORCES, MEANS, FOR WHATEVER REASONS, TAKE THIS RIGHT AWAY FROM THEM. gk 1' FOOD STAMPS AFRO-SHEEN FINANCIAL AID PICKS WALLS MOUNTAINS RACIST BIGOTS IWHITE RODENTSI RIPPLE BOONE'S FARM BALI HIGH LOVE PRIDE NIGGER ADJUSTMENT IDENTITY TOLERANCE SUBORDINATE 133 l 34 'V Y THE DEGREE OF A COUNTRY'S REVOLUTIONARY AWARENESS MAY BE MEASURED BY THE POL- ITICAL MATURITY OF ITS WOMEN. 135 136 , r' vff Xu gps? ,ff AMAN'S GOTARIGHT TO BE FREE HE CAN'T BE CAGED UP LIKEADOG AND NOT STRIKE OUT IN AGONY IJUST CAN'T TAKE NO MORE-IT'S WRONG FOR THEMTOCHAIN ME LIKE THIS MYMINDWON'TRESTIN THIS CAGE I'VE GOT TO TRY, IJUSTGOTTA TAKE THE RISK IT'S EITHER RESIST, OR LETTHISANGER TURN TO RAGE AND THEN I'LL BE TOO BLINDTOTHINK I'LL BE TOO HUNG UP TO FIGHT HOWMUCH LOWER MUST ISINK BEFORE I BEGIN TO DO WHAT'S RIGHT I'D RATHER BE DEAD IN MY GRAVE,THAN LIVE THIS LIFE ASASLAVE ACAPTUREDMAN, I'LL NEVER BE THERE'S NOTHING LEFT, BUT TO BE FREE 137 138 DO NOT SPEAK TO ME OF MARTYRDOM OF MEN WHO DIE TO BE REMEMBERED ON SOME PARISH DAY. I DON'T BELIEVE IN DYING THOUGH I TOO SHALL DIE AND VIOLETS LIKE CASTANETS WILL ECHO ME. YET THIS MAN THIS DREAMER, THICK-LIPPED WITH WORDS WILL NEVER SPEAK AGAIN AND IN EACH WINTER WHEN THE COLD AIR CRACKS WITH FROST, I'LL BREATHE HIS BREATH AND MOURN MY GUN-FILLED NIGHTS. HE WAS THE SUN THAT TAGGED THE WESTERN SKY AND MELTED TIGER-SCHOLARS WHILE THEY SEARCHED FOR STRIPES. WE HAVE BEEN CURLEDTOO LONG NOTHING IS SACRED NOW NOT YOUR WHITE FACES NOR ANY LAND THAT SEPARATED UNTIL SOME VOICES SQUAT WITH SPASMS. DO NOT SPEAK TOME OF LIVING. LIFE IS OBSCENE WITH CROWDS OF WHITE ON BLACK. DEATH IS MY PULSE WHATMIGHT HAVE BEEN FLOODS THE WOMB UNTIL I DROWN. JUST BECAUSE YOU SAY YOU DON'T WANT TO DIE BECAUSE . . . IDON'T WANT TO DIE BECAUSE YOU SAY YOU DON'T WANT TO DIE BECAUSE THERE'S NO CAUSE TO DIE FOR NOW WHAT WOULD CAUSE YOU TO SAY THAT? IS IT BECAUSE YOU HAVE AGOOD JOB AND A HOME IN THE SUBURBS? OR IS IT BECAUSE YOU WEAR PINK AND YELLOWS CAUSING ALL THE WOMEN TO SCREAM FROMACAUSE UNKNOWN? JUST BECAUSE YOU SEEM TO BE SATISFIED THAT'S NO CAUSE TO FORGET WHO IS THE CAUSE OF BLACK PEOPLE BEING EXPLOITED AND OPPRESSED THERE HAVE BEEN MANY CAUSES MEN HAVE CHOSEN TO DIE FOR AND MANY BLACK MEN ARE DYING FORACAUSE AND BECAUSE YOU THINK THERE IS NO CAUSE TO DIE FOR... MALCOLMXDENMARKXMARTIN ALL DIED BECAUSE THEY KNEW WHAT WAS THE CAUSE CAUSING ALL OF US TO BE EXPLOITED AND OPPRESSED I HOPE YOU GET A CAUSE TO DIE FOR SOON BECAUSE YOU'RE GONNA DIE ANYWAY JUST BECAUSE YOU'RE BLACK YES, I HOPE YOU GET RIGHT SOON SO THERE WON'T BE ANYTHING CAUSING ME TO DIE BECAUSE YOU DON'T BELIEVE IN OUR CAUSE NIGGERS AND NEGROES, LISTEN TO THIS: IT'SGLORIOUSTO DIE FOR ACAUSEXBUT NOT BECAUSE . . . 140 A ,Wag gf A Exif M, . .'i,?'Q www.. ,. ' ' ,W .gf wwlmwuvf- Mmwe , ',,,,A'+few fm' 'Ai' . . W W1 in 1' 'J 1 ff. 9 W., .v V . 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V v 'Q' wr-ff.gL 4fQ,f1 H - ,I X miwimimswwmwes V f 'aw'awwxfwmswaqsgmzvamfaywmwwmwswmvrmesvfszwfr 'f'sAf.ff-,mfg,wvaQmg,fw,iffw,,w'-,m---f:.faMf.vmwwf:,f4fL 157 .44 9 xx ms , 123:15 'Q 5 4-Q ff I :nf if X, l. A Q V soclAl. THE ISU ECOLOGICAL COLORING BOOK Pol.rrlcAL OR FRusTRATEDFox'rooNs WITH THE ONSET OF SPRING THE FOLLOWING SCENES MAY BECOME PREVALENT THROUGHOUT THE LAND. . 1 U I X W ! ' -f b ' AA4 1 u , A ' K if 1 I , . I1 , l'5.6 ..QE 6-1 K i X 179 I 'J x U 'X. Ak C2 xx xx r f- Q if f ,D I R X xx EP...C ULOUS! A .M -V V mm ,. LT 'QW' ' M ,...m-4,J2 g N 4 1 tl? , ,9 . O Xi f 5 .C k 1, A V 11 'PCT 3, .T x Q B ,T . K I .f ' fl N I I V 3 A L . REBIRTH IN THE FOREST AFTER MAN'S CHEMICAL AGE: COLOR THIS: PARATHION PINK OR DDT DUSTY 161 J Y ,bg, ' f W 5 W sw rw QBILE BAC E 45 W an A W L LL ' 4 4 X ut- v A . J w if 'I gL.5g,fg:y .A L9 L, . J, -' We- 'Z , .. - amlf-'asfvffzfz-1f2'wf'N13 5' ffflf ff L J 'v1fie,-fw'4s r-2w-aaf'U'Q4'A' V+ ww -M 'Aflilg if .. Q gf. Q F! 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I WONDER WHERE THE LOCAL PIG IZ COLORTHE MAN : GREEDY SICK GREEN I7 ...L Lb C269 1 lj, WED? af f -f x A ' jg f Q . M L - ' OE qmggis F 6 f piiikii l J , fa 9 o , , WHEN THE TOPS COMEADOWN ON LOVER'S LANE UNDER A FULL MOON . . . COLO GRAYISH GREEN Q S 1, A I Q I L fm 4 I H .AI if a n I: ' 'IQ - Tb-f 4 Q, .1 ' 1 2,5 nf I ,-.. ,I i . n lll IN SPRING . . . WHEN OLD MEN'S THOUGHTS TURN TO PLOTTING WARS FOR YOUNG MEN TO FIGHT AND DIE IN. COLOR THIS: BLOODY RED AL ij' . , X an 'l A N ILT 11 f I 'QL ' gif 'Jul i ,. .Q Eligiii5x'gx....4v1 0? , 9 Z ' A COLOR THE BEAC LUMINUM . . V ,nl 1 ,V ,, ' 2 1-'fi s f 'if f A +A A V 7 . 1 ' Y i J I mc S. V 0 ' 4.9 .Ta f, . E - -I n A f 'E 'f I T 1 np, A X XL '-li ' q si A L , A '? ' N Qfev' 5'vll 1-2' 965 HX Y fy 1 ENDS GET TOGETHER FOR PARTY GAMES . . . COLOR THIS: INCOMPETENT AND W J Q Xi' R 5 XV' 4 sm, ,fgjag . X' l sflm f .. 5 1, A-' 'yi' ' lx Y ks I 1 . . NO CCLOR SHOULD BE NECESSAR FINIS 170 M Q1 W -we 5 av 3, ffm, ,..7..wg::M I . R1 WAQVS - . A x M f A A '- A . . . F E ',. I ijiif ,, N. ...Qing . Ad K 'N' A X V M fzz- -u -nv .. ff I A H Q ' I V .-sf, .A ,Q ,, ' J . Q Y ., , U M F ' ill ivy nv . IDI' 171 Www ISU OPP. MACMURRAY MACMURRAY BRADLEY EASTERN ILL. I 4 CENTRAL MICH. 2 I CENTRAL MICH. 2 8 NORTHERN ILL. 7 0 JACKSON STATE 3 0 CENTENARY I6 3 CENTENARY 8 I CENTENARY 8 3 KEESLER AFB 7 I LOYOLA 2 4 I LOYOLA 3 2 DELTA 'STATE I I I DELTA STATE II 2 BRADLEY I6 I CENT. 2 I CENT. . 1' 1 J 4' wwf EASTERN EASTERN WESTERN WESTERN WESTERN ILL. ILL. ILL. ILL? ILL. INDIANA STATE INDIANA STATE CENTRAL MICH. NCAA MIDEAST R EGIONAL I 'S 8 I UNION UNIV. 3 4 EDWARDSVILLE 4 6 NICHOLLS STATE WON 22, LOST 7, TIED I ,S . N.. If lk , f 'N in ir- , . J- 1 'e . ' , ,,J',, . ' f ,. -,, WM! - 'wiv-bra' I ,N 7 Ogg 'L J 'L fv+v....... ,. ,, 24991 xv ffl ' 8 1, t .Y W 1 ' L f-Af. 5 21 , G V .I 2 mm ' , 44- K.,-gi W, ,A if M A- fm. 5 , v V , W as W, ,.f ?I '-'i . I J f I , E 1 I. er .V , U4 J- 17 may-Wsfkfwf ,. - 4' 3'3 ' ' lain. . ' -awe.. A f H' '- . , ww. -' A 'H ., - pf. V i. , -',.-N Q I, ..-- - , ' , 1 , 3 .' .. 4. If ' -f 'Q 9, ' 'K -, V . 'H' ' .1-rf V 1 if . I 1 ' A 'L' ' , ' , W 3.1 . 7 7 I ni , Qi , If' I YN . A 'fe I 1, N 1'- . --' 5 M . Wa, . -fr 1 bi? .I , . - 'fr 1' J - , 2, H' f' , M. I . 1 'M' ef' '- y ' . - - fr 1-. Q .1 V , I I ,y q : I V, I. ,. ,,.k A K I. , ga. , , I , A ,Lf up W in , . I -my .W 5,8 ...Q In Y, . -H, 1 Anka., A vw, 1,1 4- J' v Q ' I ' fl' S ' I M. 'f 1 . Lg ' ' ' ' x I Y -. J .L I :N - MMQG--'M'm'?i3lf,.-, 5, If .2 1 ' R ' f , .WWW Y ,.. m .,a1s,w ., QU .fix - I '-V'-'E .- Ly55',. ' ,L 5 -I - 3 . . im... . L BASEBALL THE REDBIRD BASEBALL TEAM CLOSED THEIR FINAL YEAR OF INTERSTATE CON- FERENCE AND NCAACOLLEGE DIVISION COMPETITION BY POSTING A 22-7 RECORD, TIEING FOR THEIR THIRD LEAGUE TITLE IN FIVE YEARS, AND ADVANCING TO NCAA POST-SEASON PLAY FOR THE FIFTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR. THEIR HOPES FOR A SUCCESSFUL NATIONAL TITLE DEFENSE CAME TO AN END IN THE NCCA MIDEAST RE- GIONALWHEN THEY DROPPED TWO STRAIGHT GAMES AFTER AN OPENING VICTORY. ERNIE PEDERSEN WAS VOTED THE SQUAD'S MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AFTER LEADING THE CLUB IN BATTING WITH A .347 MARK, RUNS BATTED IN WITH I8, AND PLAYING A SPARKLING SECOND BASE. GRADUATION IS BREAKING UP THE TEAM INCLUDING ITS ENTIRE STARTING INFIELD, PITCHING STANDOUT PAUL SPERRY, AND SEVEN OF THE SQUAD'S TOP ELEVEN HITTERS. THERE'S NO DOUBT THAT NEXT YEAR WILL BE A RE- BUILDING YEAR FOR US, ADMITS COACH DUFFY BASS, I JUST HOPE WE HAVE AS MUCH LUCK THEN AS WE DID THIS SEASON REPLACING OUR OUTFIELD. HIS ENTIRE STARTING OUTFIELD OF .300- PLUS HITTERS WILL RETURN. 174 ,ff 7-': 'Af ' Hw'...'j.-M'rf21a- 1' v 175 176 ISU OPP 0 9 BRADLEY 0 9 WISCONSIN 9 0 SE LOUISIANA 2 7 SOUTH ALABAMA I 8 ALABAMA 8 I DELTA STATE 6 3 SOUTHWESTERN IMEMPHISI 0 9 INDIANA STATE 5 2 EVANSVILLE 4 3 VALPARAISO 4 5 WESTERN ILLINOIS 6 3 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 0 6 MISSOURI I 8 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 5 4 EASTERN ILLINOIS 0 9 NORTHEAST MISSOURI DUAL RECORD: WON 7, LOST I0 ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY'S TENNIS TEAM STARTED OFF THE SEASON POORLY BUT DID FINISH ITS SEASON WITH A 7- I0 DUAL MEET RECORD. TENNIS COACH GENE HILL POINTED OUT THAT, THEY DID THE BEST THEY COULD. DAN MCNAMARA, MOST VAL- UABLE PLAYER FOR THE SEASON, WON THE NUMBER 5 SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP AT THE INTERSTATE CONFER- ENCEMEET. HILL LOOKS FORWARD TO A PROMISING SEASON NEXT YEAR. RETURNING WILL BE JIM MUSGROVE WHO WAS CITED FOR SHOWING THE MOST IMPROVEMENT OF ANY UPPER CLASSMAN. FRESH- MAN TIBOR HOWARD AND WAYNE JOHNSON WERE SINGLED OUT AS SHOWING THE MOST PROGRESS. ALTHOUGH THE I970 SEASON WAS NOT OUTSTANDING, THE I97I ROSTER LOOKS PROMISING WITH SIX FRESHMEN RE- CRUITS WHO QUALIFIED FOR THE STATE FINALS. 'tak f -' -Mu, ww ,.,, A w:,,Ls:fN.wamm4wv' K Inwu-Miwfgmgfnsk fL3z4s,,QQ1,W3wkzL:m, ILLINOIS STATE'S TRACK AND FIELD TEAM JUST ABOUT RE- WROTE THE SCHOOL'S REC- ORD BOOK DURING THE I970 SEASON. THE RUNNING RED- BIRDS MATCHED OR BROKE II SCHOOL RECORDS AND A IZTH-THE SIX-MILE RUN-BE- CAME A RECORD BECASE THIS WAS THE FIRST SEASON IN WHICH TIME IN THAT EVENT WAS RECORDED. BILLY LEWIS, A SOPHOMORE TRANSFER, WAS CHOSEN BY HIS TEAMMATES AS THEIR MOST VALUABLE PERFORMER. RON ZAESKE MATCHED HIS OWN HIGH HURDLES RECORD AND SET THE SCHOOL'S INTER- MEDIATE HURDLES RECORD WHICH RANKS ZND BEST IN COLLEGE DIVISION LISTINGS. DENNIS LOMAS, JOE SCAR- PINO, AND ROBIN GLOVER SET SCHOOL RECORDS IN THE LONG JUMP, SHOT PUT, AND JAVELIN, RESPECTIVELY. FRESHMAN RALPH WILLIAMS BROKE THE ISU POLE VAULT RECORD, RANKING HIM AMONG THE TOP EIGHT IN THE NATION. ALAN TAYLOR SET TWO SCHOOL RECORDS IN THE HALF-MILE AND THE MILE. COACH WELLER ADMITTED THAT WE HAD ENOUGH GOOD PERSONEL AND THE DEPTH NEEDED TO WIN: BUT WE HAD JUST NEVER WON BEFORE. IT ALWAYS COMES AS A SUR'- PRISE WHEN YOU DO. -, Y, W 178 ISU OPP BALL STATE 78 23 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 78 82 EASTERN ILLINOIS RELAYS NO TEAM SCORING EASTERN ILLINOIS 75 70 KANSAS RELAYS DRAKE RELAYS INDIANA STATE 68 76 NORTHERN ILLINOIS RELAYS THIRD BRADLEY 67 78 IIAC FIRST ILLINOIS INTERCOLLEGIATE SIXTH NCAA COLLEGE DIVISION ZAESKE PLACED 61h STAT I 'Y K 'fu V . +faZ1UWY 'SUB , f jfafi 179 180 ..- Q1 1 A fl, '. '94 lk ,J .,-,M ., 1, -. 1, E E sim, fy Y X I ,Q 5. ,, 52 .Q .V1 ,, g :fa . 3 3 ' We 1.25 S . ,,4wm.7 4 B .4 in S V, .11.,, J.-Q f L, , on -. - we Q 1 , '-'fr Q-4 ,.,--v .4. pn ow nf r.-A 181 2 br' il P 'Q I QA. Sk 2 5? ww Q, ..-1 22 ,,. 'Q 5 viffg ff: :ff '2 Q .. Mig I 4 ,Q efizl f' ,aw ' issffz wwf U51-f 1 'ww-2 ' ww, .,f'f...Q .L if If'-f:'5-f'29'?3E3E+ZT, Q. ik- . QQ, Q iw ue. 1 '41, A Sr 1 L fi Aa? 'is di , vis f s Qu f ml,,?!'f-, ' 'T I 0 9 5 'fi 4- M4 SX 4. 2 90 SIBLINGS DELIGHTED AT GAMMA PHI CIRCUS FUNNY MEN WITH LARGE SMILES, RED NOSES, AND BIG SHOES DELIGHTED THE LIT- TLESIBLINGSATTENDINGTHE GAMMA PHI CIRCUS DURING ITS 34Ih ANNUAL GYMNASTICS PRESENTATION IN THE SPRING. PARENTS, GRAD- UATES, UNDERGRADUATES, FRIENDS, RELATIVES, SIS- TERS, AND BROTHERS CAME WITH THE KIDS TO ENJOY THE EXCITEMENT AND NOISE AT THE BlG TOP OF HORTON FIELDHOUSE. AS THE AUDIENCE LISTENED TO THE MASTER OF CERE- MONIES DIRECT THEIR AT- TENTION TO VARIOUS CENTER RINGS OF AT- TRACTION, THEY FOUND THEMSELVES GAZING AT MANY DIFFERENT ACTS. BEAUTIFUL GIRLS SEEMED TO GLIDE UP ROPES WHICH HUNG FROM THE CEILING TO PERFORM SPLITS AND PIKES SIMULTANEOUSLY AND IN PERFECT FORM. GREAT SKILLWAS NECESSARY FOR BALANCE WORK AS EX- HIBITED ON THE BALANCE BALL, AND THE UNICYCLES. ALSO, PRECISION AND JUDGE- MENT MADE THE TUMBLING, VAULTING, PARALLEL BARS, RINGS, AND ROLLER SKATING ACTS SUCCESSFUL AND THRIL- LING TO WATCH. THROUGHOUT THE CIRCUS THOSE FUNNY MEN, CUS- TOMARILY ANSWERING TO CLOWN, STUMBLED HERE ANDTHEREON THEFLOORTO THRILL AND ENTERTAIN THE 12,000 SPECTATORS PRESENT. AS AN ANNUAL COMMENCE- MENT ACTIVITY FOR THE GAM- MA PHI FRATERNITY, THE CIRCUS SERVES AS CLIMAX OF A YEAR OF CONSTANT, STREN- UOUS TRAINING, ENDURANCE, COOPERATION, AND PA- TIENCE OF THE TALENTED MEMBERS IN GAMMA PHI. BE- HINDTHESCENESTHESE KIDS PRACTICED EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHTS DUR- ING THE SPRING TERM. IPLEASE FLIP PAGES I83-84 TO SEE CLOWN IN ACTION. I 183 BOASTING TO BE ONE OF THE LARGEST MEMBERSHIP ORGAN- IZATIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY, GAMMA PHI HAS GROWN TRE- MENDOUSLY SINCE IT WAS FIRST ORGANIZED IN 1922 BY C. E. HORTON. THE GROUP SERVES AS A VALUABLE REPRESENTATIVE OF ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY, AS THE FRATERNITY ENCOM- PASSES NEARLY EVERY MAJOR ON THE CAMPUS. MOST OF THE PEOPLE CONCERNED WITH THIS ORGANIZATION WOULD AGREE IT'S QUITE A CIRCUS OF HARD WORK, BUT IT'S WORTH IT IN THE END! ' F 'Hum yu I I-I Li .WX wir' X ff TRI-TOWERS THE 1970 STUNT SHOW CON- CLUDED WITH TRI-TOWERS WINNING THE FIRST PLACE TROPHY FOR TEDDY STILL LOVES ME. DURING THEIR 15 MINUTE PRESENTATION, THEY DRAMATIZED THE NIGHTMARES OF A GIRL THE NIGHT BEFORE SHE LEAVES FOR HER FIRST YEAR OF COLLEGE. WATTERSON TOWERS WON SECOND WITH WHY???, OR WHY NOT??? AS THEY DE- SCRIBED THE APATHY ON CAMPUS. THIRD PLACE WENT TO ATKIN-COLBY'S MABE lT'S YOU, THEIR VIEW OF A PROBLEM ALL FRESHMEN FACE - DISILLUSIONMENT WITH COLLEGE LIFE. PARTICIPATION AWARDS WENT TO HAMILTON-WHITTEN FOR A LESSON IN ASTROL- OGY, HEWETT-MANCHESTER FOR AlN'TCOLLEGE GREAT, FIRST IN STUNT SHOW AND TO WALKER-FELL-DUNN- BARTON FOR TRADITION. STUNT SHOW 1970, SPONSORED BY THE UNIVERSITY MEN'S CLUB FOR THE 51ST ANNUAL TIME, WAS HELD IN REMEM- BERANCE OF DR. IRVING W. SALOWITZ, WHO SERVED THE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICE FROM 1958-1969 AS DIRECTOR. vi.. T4 Q MW.,-ssl 187 'Ei' x 'TQx . ' K ' , ' W Q. - X 1 ,Q ,i N1 ...mm B . Fw- .I K xy 'vmigi v ? 'f' V '- faiyil ip, v1 1 34 +' 5IvW'g,1 v an jfiwkuwskkt 4 ,, MQ,-. f- M Neff 1 2 1 X, in fifq S xx K 1 H ' - is 0 E 5 Q , 7 4 ,- Tx ' r V' rc s 4 .. ' 5 ' Q3 ' fa , 'fffm 'pk 'qc 35 ff xx 5,- il- 4 123' ' 38- Q it I . 32 N ' xl J Hx ff we R1 4. ,Q . ,Qi Q. x X nl yi fs K H Mai, R iw' ,fi f amy? 1, kt' 'fa-'W W 'nm Sv-311 gg if QU' xv 3 154 ig , , ll K 0' :Qing Q, H4 -f- al ...., -..,,,,, ,I A f I ' 4 ' ..,' . y n Q , xg, , X 4 52 A .4 im 1 IW., J '.V5w, 41 ,x ME 45 x fi ' 5 f, 1 Z. ,f 2 .W up , ' g f , A 1 ' 14- . Y if 1 ,gpg li fyf' V, txfz jf 1 - :W t j J, f ,ir V ,nff-'it E fgjlhfz r ,r Q ilN ,, ,. 'i i , if ,. LA. - ' ,f ff- 3, sffzf:-ff' -nf ' . ,fin :Mix ,I ,H ffwgf .' is L4 LY -My Q EL: 11 if ara .:,.. , -f---- D, '1, . fi , 1 K 3 'M rg xg HA, fuf f M I , A f?fi fSg .w , Six . . 1 53 f Y -, ,gjpn-H x Q In wg? 'Gaz 1 :fx K Jr I fa A wi fx x sv ' xigxaigig ,1 ,. GEIGLE NEW ISU HEAD DR. FRANCIS R. GEIGLE WAS NAMED BY THE BOARD OF REGENTSTO BE ACTING PRES- IDENT OF ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY BEGINNINGSEPT I,I970. AS ACTING PRESIDENT, GEIGLE SAID IN AN OPEN LETTER TO THE UNIVERSITY, I AM DEDICATED TO THE TASK OF MAINTAINING THE INSTITUTION ON AN EVEN KEELWITHCONTINUEDPROG- RESS UNTIL A PERMANENT PRESIDENT IS FOUND TO TAKE UP THE REINS OF LEADERSHIP. GEIGLE VISITED VARIOUS CAMPUS AND DORM ORGANI- ZATIONSDURINGTHEYEARIN ORDER FOR STUDENTS TO HAVE EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO TELL ME WHAT THEY ARE THINKING ABOUT. AS HE OFTEN RESTATED FROM HIS CONVOCATION, WE MAY NOT ALWAYS AGREE WITH YOU, BUT I ASSURE YOU WE WILL LISTEN TO YOU. II ' I 7 ? ,'. x ' 'i ,f ,, I I Af ,I 2 A , , ,4- l 189 190 ADMINISTRATORS HELP RUN IS U UPPER LEFT RICHARD R. BOND,VICE- PRESIDENT AND DEAN OF FACULTIES WORKS TO MAINTAIN ACADEMIC EX- CELLENCE THROUGH CLOSE SUPER- VISION OF PERSONNEL AND CURRICULUM. UPPER RIGHT RICHARD E. HULET, VICE-PRESIDENT AND DEAN OF STU- DENT SERVICES MAINTAINSTHE VAR- IOUS SERVICES AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS. LOWER LEFT ERIC H. JOHNSON, VICE- PRESIDENT AND DEAN OF ADMINIS- TRATIVE SERVICES CONTROLS THE FACILITIES AND EMPLOYMENT OF THE NON-TEACHING STAFF OF THE UNIVERSITY. UPPER LEFT CHARLES A. WHITE, AS- SISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT: UPPER RIGHT HAROLD E. GIBSON, SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT, LOWER LEFT KEITH SCOTT, AS- SOCIATE DEAN OF EDUCATIONAL AD- MINISTRATION, LOWER RIGHT PAR- KER LAWLIS, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF BUREAU OF APPOINTMENTS. ' --H --x -ru-' '--Iv' H ' ' 191 H W ,. I A 3 A 9 Q N 'x ,,. If ,I UPPER LEFT WILLIAM DORETHY, DI- RECTOR OF PURCHASESI UPPER RIGHT HAROLD D.WILKINS,DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENTQ LOWER LEFT HAROLD BURNS, CONTROLLERI LOWER RIGHT JOHN M. NEWBOLD, Dl- RECTOR OF SECURITY SERVICES. Lqffvs V, sid 'I 'Sli A.. 1vlil- KXVrHkJ4 UPPER LEFT FRANCIS R. BROWN, DI- RECTOR OF EXTENSION AND FIELD SERVICES: UPPER RIGHT ARLAN C. HELGESON, DEAN OF GRADUATE SCHOOL: LOWER LEFT JOHN WOLTER, DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI SERVICES: LOWER RIGHT RICHARD GODFREY, DIRECTOR OF NEWS AND PUBLICA- TIONS SERVICE. 193 194 I 0' , A 'N if i fi UPPER LEFT THEODORE SANDS, DI- RECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCA- TIONf UPPER RIGHT DALLAS B. BAILEY, DEAN OF RESIDENCE HALL PROGRAMSQ LOWER LEFT BRUCE T. KAISER, DIRECTOR OF UNIVERSITY UNION: LOWER RIGHT ELL SORENSON, DIRECTOR OF HOUSING. 5 5 V5 m-unmnmwnwfu i X, yi JY Q E n ff? . . is V fi , in-' UPPER LEFT DR. RALPH A. ELLIOTT, MEDICAL DIRECTOR OF UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICE: UPPER CENTER JOE W. KRAUS, DIRECTOR OF LI- BRARIES: UPPER RIGHT MILTON E. WEISBECKER, DIRECTOR OF INTER- COLLEGIATE ATHLETICSI LOWER LEFT STANLEY G. RIVES, ASSOCIATE J' .Q DEAN OF FACULTIESI LOWER RIGHT FRANCIS B. BELSH E, ASSOCIATE DEAN OF FACULTIES. I if I 195 196 H If I ., 1 I A aff: F 1 UPPER LEFT CHARLES F. ABBOTT, ASSISTANT TO DEAN OF STUDENT SERVICES: UPPER RIGHT EDWIN B. SMITH, DEAN OF STUDENTSI LOWER LEFT MIRIAM WAGENSCHEIN, ASSO- CIATE DEAN OF STUDENT SERVICESI LOWER RIGHT CHARLES A. MCBRIARTY, ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENT SERVICES. ,, DEANS OF SERVICES Macaw.. gl l, UPPER LEFT ROBERT V. MURLEY, DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL STU- DENT SERVICES: UPPER RIGHT STANLEY B. ESCOTT, ASSOCIATE DEAN OF STUDENT SERVICES1 LOWER LEFT ROBERT W. ELSEY, C0- ORDINATOR OF STUDENT SERVICESI LOWER RIGHT WILBUR R. VEN- ERABLE, DEAN OF ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS. vw-nsulnhi' 1i ACHANGING DECADE BROUGHT A CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT FOR ILLINOIS STATE UNIVER- SITY. THE ISU STUDENT BODY ADOPTED A NEW CONSTITU- TION WHICH PROVIDED FOR AN ACADEMIC SENATE TO RE- PLACE THE FORMER STUDENT SENATE. ACADEMIC SENATE IS A UNI- CAMERAL GOVERNING BODY COMPOSED OF 27 FACULTY MEMBERS AND I8 STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES. RATHER THAN MERELY ADVISING, THE ACADEMIC SENATE DETER- MINES MOST OF THE UNIVER- SITY POLICY DECISIONS. THEIR CONCERN THIS YEAR INCLUDED SUCH AREAS AS AD- MISSION POLICY, DEGREE RE- QUIREMENTS, CURRICULUM, STUDENT LIFE AND CONDUCT, ACADEMIC PLANNING, SELEC- TION OF ADMINISTRATORS, AND FORMULATION OF OPERAT ING BUDGETS AND BUILDING PLANS. ACADEMIC SENATE NEW GOVERNING BODY FOR ISU ACADEMIC SENATE EXECUTIVE COM- MITTEE FRONT DIANE BARZ, VICE- CHAIRMAN OF SENATE, DR. CHARLES E. MORRIS, CHAIRMAN, DR. JOHN HILL, SECRETARY: DR. FRANCIS GEIGLE, ACTING-PRESIDENT, MRS. SUSAN THOMAS, CLERICAL SECRE- TARY. BACK DR. STANLEY RIVES, PARLIAMENTARIAN, DR. JOHN FER- RELLJ CHARLES WITTE, PRESIDENT STUDENT BODY: JAMES FINLEYi DR. CHARLES GRAY: DR. HARVEY ZEIDEN- STEINI DR. WALTER KOHN. .Link hr'5 - --,.L'l 199 WITTE ADVOCATED MORE STUDENT PARTICIPATION 2OO Ji! STRESSING THE IMPOR- TANCE OF STUDENTS AS INDIVIDUALS, AND ADVOCA- TION OF GREATER STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN ASPECTS OF THE UNIVERSITY COM- MUNITY, WERE AMONG THE MANY GOALS OF ISU'S STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT, CHUCKWITTE. WITTE'S TERM WAS ONE WHICH EMBARKED UPON A NEW SYSTEM OF GOVERN- MENT GIVING STUDENTS A VOICE IN ADMINISTRATIVE DECISION MAKING. IT WAS A TERM RAISING THE LEVEL OF STUDENT KNOWLEDGE EFFECTING STUDENT EDU- CATIONAL EXPERIENCES. IT WAS A TERM WHICH EX- POSED ALLOCATION OF STUDENTS FEES, ALLOWING STUDENTS TO KNOW WHERE THEIR FUNDS WERE BEING SPENT. WITTE'S TERM WAS ONE WHICH SAW LATE NIGHTS LAST SPRING DURING THE MAY DISTURBANCES. IT WAS A TERM WHICH SAW STUDENTS AS PARTNERS IN THE UNIVERSITY COMMU- NITY BEING ABLE TO ACHIEVE A MORE EFFECT- IVE VOICE IN DECISIONS WHICH AFFECT THEIR EDUCATION. AS STUDENT BODY PRESI- DENT, CHUCK WITTE'S TERM WAS ONE OF ACCOM- PLISHMENT AND ACHIEVE- MENTS, AND AS CHUCK SAID IN REFLECTING UPON HIS YEAR TERM I'VE ENJOYED IT AND LEARNED A GREAT DEAL, BUT I WON'T SAY IT HASN'T BEEN A LOT OF HARD WORK AND MANY LONG HOURS. wnfi f , ff Mx K ,Q 201 202 LEGAL AID PROGRAM AIM OF MURDOCK ESTABLISHMENT OF A STU- DENT-LEGAL AID PROGRAM, REVISION OF STUDENT LIFE . . . ISU, EXTENSION OF GUEST HOURS, AND EXAMINATION OF THE 2'I YEAR AGE REQUIRE- MENT FOR OFF-CAMPUS LIV- ING ARE AIMS OF THE NEWLY ELECTED STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT, PAULMURDOCK. ELECTED IN JANUARY, PAUL MURDOCK WILL PRESIDE OVER STUDENTGOVERNMENT AFFAIRS FOR THE 71-72 TERM. DURING THAT TIME HE HOPES TO REFORM OLD POLICIES AND INITIATE NEW POLICIES. 203 204 UNION BOARD PROVIDES SERVICES TO RESTRUCTURING OF THE UNI- VERSITY UNION BOARD HAS PROVIDED FOR A WIDER EX- TENSION OF THEIR DUTIES TO THE UNION AND THE UNI- VERSITY COMMUNITY. THE BOARD NOW CONSISTS OF TWO SEPARATE BUT UNITED COM- MITTEES-ONE DEALING WITH UNION POLICY, THE OTHER CONCERNED WITH PROGRAM- MING. THE COMMITTEE ON UNION POLICY SERVES IN AN ADVI- SARY CAPACITY TO THE DIRECTOR OF THE UNIVER- SITY UNION AND IS CONCERN- ED WITH USING THE UNION FACILITIESTOTHEGREATEST POSSIBLE EXTENT FOR THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY. PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CULTURAL, RECREATIONAL, CAMPUS ANDEDUCATIONALPROGRAMS OFFERED BY THE UNION BOARD. THEY HAVE SPONSOR- ED SUCH ACTIVITIES AS DANCES, ACTIVITY ROUND- UP, A PUMPKIN CARVING CONTEST, THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING, SECOND SUNDAY JAZZ SE- RIES, AND SEVERAL REC- REATIONAL CLUBS AS BRIDGE AND CHESS. WITH THE ACQUISITION OF THE EDWARD'S HALL ANNEX, THE BOARD PLANNED AND REVIEWED POLICIES AND PROGRAMS FOR THE USE OF THIS BUILDING AS A COFFEE- HOUSE AND LOUNGE. THE BOARD HAS ALSO EXTENDED ITSELF TO THE NEW UNION WHICH IS UNDER CONSTRUC- TION, AND A CAMPUS BOOK- STORE AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES. fi? UNION BOARD FRONT WILLA ALL- GAIERi MARY CARLSON, SECRETARY, DAVE HANSON, PROGRAM COMMIT- TEE CHAIRMAN, PEGGY REAGEN, PRESIDENT: KEN LEGNER, TREAS- URERI BARB SHERRYI CAROLYN RUSSELL. BACK DEAN HUGUETf CHUCK ZDEBf SHERRA WILLIAMS: KAREN M. JOHNSON: ANNE MINNECIi GARY GRACE: JOEL MORRIS. NOT PICTURED: PAUL MURDOCKJ KEITH ZALESKIi MR. KAISER, DIRECTOR OF UNION: AJAY MARTIN: DR. MARJORIE LEWISi MR. BICKLEY. Annu.. , xxxsfx, 5. 'sz-,s,:'q,f N 65 GPS fb'-.ifx fixes' WGLT FRONT PHYL WINTER, FM PRO- MOTIONS DIRECTOR: RICH PEPLOW, MUSIC DIRECTOR: WAYNE D. WEIN- BERG, AM PROGRAM DIRECTOR: TIM LARSEN, FM PROGRAM DIRECTOR: AL CONROY, NEWS DIRECTOR: KEVIN MCNULTY, AM CHIEF ENGINEER: TARY THEROUX, AM PROMOTIONS DIRECTOR. BACK JOHN E. KRAMER, FM CHIEF ENGINEER: SUSAN WALD- SCHMIDT, AM TRAFFIC AND CON- TINUITY DIRECTOR: RAY REGAL, PRODUCTION DIRECTOR: JODY DOUD- NA, FM TRAFFIC AND CONTINUITY DIRECTOR: DENNY ADKINS, SPORTS DIRECTOR: ROBERT WISE JR., AM CHIEF ANNOUNCER AND TAPE RE- WINDER. X .FK WGLT BROADCASTS CAMPUS ACTIVITIES ORGANIZED TO INFORM THE COMMUNITY ABOUT ISU, WGLT RADIO STATION OPERATES BOTH AM AND FM STATIONS. WGLT'S CARRIER CURRENT IAMI, WHICH WAS ORGANIZED IN 1962, BROADCASTS BOTH POPULAR AND ROCK MUSIC TO CAMPUS DORMITORIES. THE FM STATION, STARTED IN I966, PROVIDES EDUCA- TIONAL SPANISH PROGRAMS AND CLASSICAL MUSIC FOR THE COMMUNITY. A MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL COMMUNI- CATIONS COMMISSION, WGLT BROADCASTS FROM COOK HALL COMMONLY CALLED THE CASTLE. Mi? W 207 Nb E lu' f. il 2-dl ik. 1 . QQf i ,QQ -1. NFO U 1,1 m,-. 325' DI DC DD , DD CD I N D EX 1971 ' I STRIP I TOP T0 BOTTOM DIANA MAuRER, LITERARY FLOYD ROSE, LITERARY ASST. . KAREN WILLIAMS, LAYOUT ASST. STRIPZ CAROLE I-IALIcKI,cLASS i TERI EKWINSKI, BUSINESS BILL CUMMINGS, PHOTOGRAPH ER STRIP 3 CAROL LAVLLE E, LAYOUT i ANN WILLIAMS, LAYOUT ASST. GAYLE SMITH, ARRANGEMENTS STRIP 4 . GREG Fox, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF STRIP 5 MIKE SMEDLEY, PI-IoToGRAPI-IER BRENDA SCOTT, ARRANGEMENTS i STEVE STouT, PI-IoToGRAPIIER STRIP 6 ROGER sRETERNITz,PI-IoToGRAPHER i MARK ALMBLADE, PI-IoToGRAPI-IER JUDY SANCKEN, SPORTS Q I . C C 'N D .IEE C xw.-... 'PX 210 4 Hanii?ziimTn vkf- x 3 if A ef 2 I .I WI ,Rf-5 . ,. 1: at VIDETTE STAFF UPPER LEFT: MAR- TIN PLUDE, CO-EDITOR: UPPER RIGHT: RICH LIMACHER, CO-EDITOR: LOWER LEFT: MIKE WATERS, SPORTS Q I C EDITORI LOWER MIDDLE: JOE MUR- NAN, COPY EDITOR: LOWER RIGHT: CAROLE HALICKI, NEWS EDITOR. 211 212 VIDETTE UPPER LEFT: BEV BRIT- TAN, ASST. NEWS EDITOR: UPPER RIGHT: KIM UPTON, CO-EDITOR: LOWER LEFT: JOHN GUILL, NEWS EDITOR: LOWER RIGHT: MARTHA GRESHAM, ADVERTISING. OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT: LYNN COOPER, INTERIOR PAGE EDITOR: UPPER RIGHT: GENE BAILEY, PRINTER, MIDDLE: MARC LEBOVITZ, CO- EDITOR, BOTTOM: SUE WINTERROTH, COPYEDITOR. v-'vwrr iii!!! ililhl Qikklil Qfililllli lCl6Q!llvi flillillii llO9lUDiQ ibtltiiiil CCUQQQPOD Qiliifii IOQGOQCYD aenfcsn louis testi nanny meson runny suns ssso vas OI. can M si fi an 1 F , A X x 1 k ' .,,, L , SSM: k ' IW' 213 214 DEBS ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE FRONT LINDA BROWN, TREASURER, CINDY TODOROFF, PRESIDENT. BACK MARIANNA STEVENS, EDITORI MARY- JO HOOVER, HISTORIAN, BARBARA LITVIAK, VICE-PRESIDENT. NOT PICTURED: ANN GUDMUNSONI SECRETARY. APO RAISES LEADERSHIP, SERVICE, AND FRIENDSHIP ARE THE GUID- ING PRINCIPLES OF THE MEM- BERS OF ALPHA PHI OMEGA. THIS SERVICE ORGANIZATION YEARLY SPONSORS THE UG- LIEST STUDENT ON CAMPUS ACTIVITY. THE CLUB MAN- AGED TO COLLECT NEARLY S3000 FOR FIVE YEAR OLD JEFF WOLF OF BEASON, ILL., WHO UNDERWENT HEART SURGERY IN SPRINGFIELD. AS A SOPHOMORE LEADER- SHIP - SCHOLARSHIP OR- GANIZATION, DEBS ARE DE- VOTED TO THE SERVICE OF STUDENTS, ADMINISTRATION, AND THE COMMUNITY. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR THESE GIRLS HAVE SERVED AS TOUR GUIDES AND HOST- ESS, RAISED MONEY AND OTHER GOODS FOR NEEDY PEOPLE AND WORTHWHILE CAUSES, INITIATED TUTORIAL PROJECTS,ANDAIDEDOTHER ORGANIZATIONS WHICH PRO- VIDED THOSE FUNCTIONS RELEVANT TO ALL ISU STU- DENTS. ALPHA PHI OMEGA FRONT STEVE HIBBENS, TREASURER: MARK MEIS, IST VICE-PRESIDENTI PAUL HOFF- MAN, PARLIMENTARIAN. BACK STEVE POST, HISTORIANJ WILLIAM WEST, SECRIONAL REPRESENTATIVE. NOT PICTURED ALAN LUNDELL, PRES- IDENT, MIKE LAVERY, SECRETARY? ROBERTMILLER,PLEDGEMASTER. MONEY FOR CHARITY -,gs FT A SERVICE AND SOCIAL OR- GANIZATION FOR BLACK WOM- EN ESTABLISHED TWO YEARS AGO ON CAMPUS, DELTA KAP- PA DELTA SPONSORS MANY PROGRAMS DURING THE YEAR. THIS YEAR'S ACTIV- ITIES INCLUDED A HOME- COMING TEA, A FOOD COL- LECTION FOR THE POOR IN BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL DUR- ING CHRISTMAS, ASSISTANCE IN STUDENT DIRECTORY DIS- TRIBUTION, AND THE AN- NUAL TALENT SHOW IN MAY. AS WELL, DELTA KAPPA DELTA SPONSORED A SUN- DAY DINNER AT THE EC- UMENTAL CENTER FOR ALL STUDENTS. DELTA KAPPA DELTA SERVES BLACK WOMEN 'hams ls mm. FRONT WYTONIA SEABERRY, PRES- IDENT: ROW 2 CELESTE CONLEY, TREASURER, DENISE KENNEDY: LEO- LA BASKIN, BUSINESS MANAGER. BACK JANACE HATCHETT, SEC- RETARYi CAROL HESSJ ARMENTA BORDERS, DEAN OF PLEDGESI RENEE TEAVIS. 215 216 eff, , ,xr 'K I 2 1 M315 Er M X , 'fl . .,,.,....,q A . v. A 93595-M., ,QNM - , '--L' 'Egg' ,. M ,. . , 3 A ' sim:-f-..-An.MZfQf-i'vQE1if Hs2::-1121.2':fHffQs-rf-5f?5im'b-:W +1- :Q-rw Q rf: -f, '- 'H -112:-fs3:L:Q:5,:s'g:af'Psfz:a,-s+:,f:s+i-Q:M-L:L'x.fa-.N:'?fI:11isawM Lfrmamwrgififfiirsi ww-fzmgrgsf Rf fn 1-K f-if-:w . Q2 M gig ' is-.' Q ,- H2 1 ' 5 ' 5 if .m1m. '3'i vf '4'A 2 W1 'Mfr-1L +: ' ' ':3:eaE'3- Y , X 'Q 'fa ..1 ' ' .H ls-,-5' 5 Q , gs , i 1 if k 4 1 5. s 1 V lf!'a 1, .. 'W . 3? if U' guna c J ' wg APOSTOLIC CHRISTIANS HOLD BIBLE CLASSES AN OPPORTUNITY FOR FEL- LOWSHIP AMONG PEOPLE OF SIMILAR RELIGIOUS TRAIN- ING IS PROVIDED FOR BY THE APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN BIBLE CLASS. THE ORGANIZATION FRONT EVELYN BLUNIER, SEC- RETARYQ CINDY RASSI, TREASURER. BACK JERRY MEISS, VICE-PRES- IDENTi KEITH FUNK, PRESIDENT. PROMOTES A GREATER UN- DERSTANDING OF THE GOS- PEL AND STIMULATES A DE- SIRE AMONG ITS MEMBERS TO MOLD THEIR LIVES MORE IN ACCORDANCE WITH JESUS CHRIST. WEEKLY BIBLE CLASSESWERE SPONSORED BY THE GROUP, UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF AUTHORIZED INSTRUCTORS. ,SZLVQ fiigigli BAHA'I STRE THE PURPOSE OF THE BAHA'I WORLD FAITH GROUP IS TO AC- QUAINT THOSE INTERESTED IN THE TENETS OF THE BAHA'I FAITH BY SPONSERING LEC- TURES, DISCUSSIONS, FILMS, INFORMAL GATHERINGS, SO- CIAL ACTIVITIES AND PUBLIC MEETINGS. THIS RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION UPHOLDS THE FAITH OF THE NECESSITY AND INEVITABILITY OF THE UNIFI- CATION OF MANKIND. MEM- BERSHIP IS OPEN TO ALL ISU STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS. FRONT SANDRA BREACH, TREAS- URERi BOBBIEGRAHAM,SECRETARY. BACK RICK SHOEMAKER, BOARD MEMBER,MICHAELTRUSKEY,BOARD MEMBER! DICK RUNDALL, CHAIRMAN. SSES UNITY OF MAN B'NAI B'RITH SPONSORS FESTIVAL ORGANIZED SIX YEARS AGO, B'NAI B'RITH HILLEL IS A SO- CIAL ORGANIZATION DEVEL- OPED TO BRING TOGETHER JEWISH STUDENTSANDTHOSE INTERESTED IN THE JEWISH RELIGION. THEIR MAJOR PROJECT DURING THE 70-7I YEAR WAS AN ISRAEL CUL- TURAL FESTIVAL WHICH IN- CLUDED ART, MUSIC, AND DANCE. FRONT ZENIA KWITKO, CHAPLAIN, IRV HOWARD, PRESIDENT, BEVERLY SOLGANICK, SECRETARY. BACK MIKE HERZOG, VICE-PRESIDENT, JULIE ERWIN,TREASURERi RABBI AL LEWIS, COUNSELOR. 219 220 MOVEMENT IN CRUSADE AN INTERDENOMINATIONAL CHRISTIAN STUDENTMOVEMENT EFFECTIVELY DESCRIBES CAM- PUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST. ITS PURPOSE IS TO REVEAL THE RELEVANCE OF JESUS CHRISTTO ALL THE COLLEGIANS OF THE WORLD. DESCRIBED BY ITS MEM- BERS AS A MOVEMENT, THE OR- GANIZATION IS MORE, IT IS A REVOLUTION - A SPIRITUAL REV- OLUTION, THEY ADDED. FRONT KRISTINE KENT, SECRETARY, PHYLLIS SMITH, TREASURER. BACK DAVID EINORIS, PRESIDENT, ROBERT METCALF, SPONSOR, LARRY NEBER- GALL, VICE-PRESIDENT. CHI ALPHA HAS RETREATS AND FELLOWSHIP ARE THE FOUR MAIN OBJECTIVES OF CHI ALPHA. MEMBERS MET AND WORKED WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. A RETREAT WAS HELD IN THE SPRING, WITHMEMBERS FROMNORTH- ERN,EASTERN,WESTERN AND U. OF I. ATTENDING. FRONT PATRICE ALEXANDER, VICE- PRESIDENT, GLORIA WETZEL, SEC- RETARY. BACK WILMA JEAN ALEX- ANDER, CO-SPONSOR, ALAN WER- CKLE, PRESIDENT, LARRY MATEJKA, CO-SPONSOR. U CHRISTIAN SCIENCE OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS PROVIDING AN OPPORTUNITY TO BRING TOGETHER STU- DENTSINTERESTEDIN CHRIS- TIAN SCIENCE IS THE PUR- POSE OF THE CHRISTIAN FRONT DEBBIE CARMACK, READER: JO KELLER, PRESIDENT. BACK ALAN PETER, ADVISOR, BOB LITZKOW, VICE-PRESIDENT. NOT PICTURED LOIS SALINS SECRETARY-TREAS- URER,MRS.WHIKEHART,ADVISOR. SCIENCE ORGANIZATION. ALL STUDENTS ARE WELCOME TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE VARIOUS ACTIVITIES SPON- SORED BY THE RELIGIOUS GROUP. WEEKLY MEETINGS WERE HELD AT THE CAMPUS RELIGIOUS CENTER AT WHICH TIME DISCUSSIONS AND LEC- TURES WERE PRESENTED TO THE MEMBERS. CHRISTIAN COLLEGIANS STUDY LIFE CHRISTIAN COLLEGIANS, JOINTLY SPONSORED BY THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH CAMPUS MINISTRY AND EASTVIEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH, STUDY AND DISCUSS MATTERS RE- LATED TO SPIRITUAL AND MORAL LIFE BY SPONSORING ACTIVITIES TO PROVIDE FOR CHRISTIAN SERVICE, SPIRIT- UAL DEVELOPMENT, AND SO- CIAL ENCOUNTER. PROJECTS THIS YEAR INCLUDED WORK AND OBSERVATION TRIPS TO MISSIONS AND SERVICE CENTERS. FRONT MARLENE MCLANE, SEC- RETARY, LINDA HATTEBERG, PRES- IDENT. BACK LYNN MOREK, TREAS- URERf J. DAVID LANG, CAMPUS MINISTER, R. K. LITHERLAND, ADVISOR. DESERET WORKS TOWARD IDEALS AN ORGANIZATION SPONSOR- ED BY THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, DESERET'S MAIN PUR- POSE IS TO GIVE INSTRUCTION RELATIVE TO THE CHURCH AND TO SERVE AS A SOCIAL GROUP. ACTIVITIES ARE PLAN- NED TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARD THE FULLER REALIZATION OF ONE OR MORE OF THE FOL- LOWING IDEALS: RELIGION, INTELLETUALITY, CULTURE, FELLOWSHIP, AND LEADER- SHIP. MEMBERS VISITED THE HISTORICAL NOVAOTHIS YEAR FRONT JEANNE TURNER, TREAS- URER, LANA BAFFORD, VICE-PRES- IDENT. BACK BILL FORGEY, PRES- IDENT, MARSHA CANTERBURY, SECRETARY, CLIFFORD EDWARDS, ADVISOR. LAY-LEADERS TRAINED INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP PROMOTES AN EVANGELICAN CHRISTIAN GROWTH THROUGH BIBLE STUDIES, GROUP LECTURES, AND PRAYER. THE MAIN EVENT OF THE YEAR WAS THE TRIANNUAL CONVEN- TION WHICH WAS HELD AT URBANA DURING CHRISTMAS VACATION. APPROXIMATELY 10,000 STUDENT MEMBERS OF VARIOUS INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP OR- GANIZATIONS AROUND THE WORLD ATTENDED THE CONVENTION. NEARLY 40 NA- TIONS WERE REPRESENTED THIS YEAR. FRONT MARIELLEN MCGRATH, TREASURER! JUDY KRAL,PUBLICITY, PAT FOLEY, LITERATURE CHAIRMAN. ROW 2 TOM HOWARD, PRESIDENT, BOB LANHAM, VICE-PRESIDENT. BACK WANDA ROYSE, SECRETARY. GAMMA DELTA, AN ASSOCIA- TION OF LUTHERAN STUDENTS AT ISU AND IWU, ENDEAVORS TO CONSERVE AND DEVELOP CHRISTIAN FAITH AND TO EN- COURAGE CHRISTIAN ACTION AMONG STUDENTS THROUGH A PROGRAM BASED ON CHRIS- TIAN SERVICE. THIS ORGANI- ZATION HELPED TRAIN LU- THERAN STUDENTS FOR LAY- LEADERSHIP IN THE CHURCH AS WELL AS ENCOURAGE AND MAINTAIN LUTHERAN FEL- LOWSHIP ON CAMPUS. FRONT PEGGY MACLAGAN, VICE- PRESIDENT, LINDA MERCIER,TREAS- URER, ANITA COX, SECRETARY. BACK REX TOEPKE, PRESIDENT: CARROLL OHLDE,PASTORAL ADVISOR. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP PROMOTES BIBLE STUDY 223 224 RELATING TO CHRIST THE NAVIGATORS ARE TRYING TO HELP STUDENTS KNOW JE- SUS CHRIST AND HOW HE RE- LATES TO THEIR DIRECTION IN LIFE. RELATING GOD TO CONTEMPORARY LIFE IS ONE OF THE GOALS OF THIS IN- TERNATIONAL, INTERDENOM- INATIONAL CHRISTIAN ORGAN- IZATION AT ISU. xp'- FRONT SHELLEY SMITH,SECRETARY, RICH JOHNSTON, PRESIDENT. BACK BOB KOSTER, VICE-PRESIDENT, WEN- DELLMEYER,TREASURER. NEWMAN CLUB FOSTERS INTERESTS A CATHOLIC AFFILIATED OR- GANIZATION, THE NEWMAN FOUNDATION FOSTERS THE SPIRITUAL, INTELLECTUAL, AND SOCIAL INTERESTOF THE STUDENTS.TOFULFILLTHESE AIMS, THE CLUB SPONSORS SPEAKERS, DANCES,AND PAR- TIES. THIS GROUP IS OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF MEMBERS. FRONT MARY KAY KLECZEWSKI, SEC- RETARY, DEAN M. HUGUET, RELI- GIOUS VICE-PRESIDENT. BACK CARL LAIB, SOCIAL VICE-PRESIDENT, RON- ALD PALMER, PRESIDENT. NOT PIC- TURED PATRICIA KING, TREASURER. , ULC PROVIDES RELIGIOUS FREEDOM WESLEY FOUNDATION SERVES COMMUNITY AS THE UNITED METHODIST CAMPUS MINISTRY SERVING THE UNIVERSITY COMMU- NITY, WESLEY FOUNDATION SPONSORS CONTEMPORARY WORSHIP SERVICES IN THE UNIVERSITY UNION FOR MEM- BERS OF ALL FAITHS AND IN- VOLVES STUDENTS IN SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIV- ITIES. PROVIDING THE OP- PORTUNITY FOR FELLOWSHIP AND SERVICES TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF ISU THROUGH WORSHIP AND STUDY IS THE MAIN PURPOSE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE WESLEY FOUNDATION. FRONT LAURA KNAPCIK, TREAS- URER, KATHY MARKSON, SEC- RETARY. BACK DICK PEPLOW, PRES- IDENTi BRUCE GHITALLA, VICE- PRESIDENT. NOT PICTURED WILLIAM LINNEMAN, ADVISOR. TO PROVIDE FREEDOM OF RELIGION TO ALL PEOPLE IS THE MAIN PURPOSE OF THE UNIVERSAL LIFE CHURCH. ULCITSELF HAS NO DOCTRINE EXCEPT THAT THEY BELIEVE THAT EVERYONE HAS THE RIGHT TO HIS OWN BELIEFS AND THE RIGHT TO EXPRESS THEM. INCORPORATED AS A LEGAL CHURCH UNDER THE LAW, ULC WILL ORDAIN ANY- ONE FOR LIFE WITHOUT QUESTION OF THEIR FAITH. FRONT JEANNIE RAPP, TREASURER: LENORA MAXWELL. BACK PAULA WARD, SECRETARY, REV. JOEL WEI- NER, D. D., PASTERi KAREN MIER- KIEWITCZ: REV. MICHAEL WILLIAMS, ASST. PASTOR. 9.9 LTXM 225 226 WOMEN ENCOURAGED TO BE HIGH ACHIEVERS CONCERNED WITH THE INDI- VIDUAL, THE ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS' THEME FOR I970 WAS AND WHO ARE YOU? EACH MONTH OF THE SCHOOL YEAR WAS GIVEN A SPECIFIC THEME ON WHICH ALLSIDESOF THEISSUE WERE DISCUSSED. DURING THE SECOND SEMESTER, THE OR- GANIZATION SPONSORED A WEEK LONG SYMPOSIUM ON THE WOMEN'S ROLE OF TO- DAY. THE YEAR ENDED, AS IT BEGAN, WITH A RETREAT WHERE ALL THE REACTIONS AND IDEAS TO THE YEAR'S EVENTS WERE DISCUSSED. FRONT NANCY NORRIS, VICE-PRES- IDENT, CINDY UPHOFF, PRESIDENT, MARILYN GEHRKE, TREASURER. BACK A. KAY CLIFTON, ADVISOR: LINNA MOORE, SECRETARY. TO PROMOTE INTELLIGENT LIVINGANDAHIGH STANDARD OF LEARNING, AND TO EN- COURAGE SUPERIOR SCHOL- ASTIC ATTAINMENT AMONG FRESHMAN WOMEN IS THE PURPOSE OF ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA. THIS HONORARY OR- GANIZATION IS OPEN TO ALL FRESHMAN WOMEN WHO HAVE ATTAINED A GRADE POINT AVERAGE OF 3.5 OR BETTERATTHEENDOFTHEIR FIRST SEMESTER. FRONT MICHALENE MCATEE, NEWS- LETTER EDITOR, JUDITH FILDES, HISTORIANJ WENDY A. MUNSTOR, PARLIAMENTARIAN. BACK DIANE GORSKI, PRESIDENT, BECKY BRU- BAKER, TREASURER, NANCY JOHN- SON, SECRETARY: MARY JOHNSTON, VICE-PRESIDENT. NOT PICTURED DR. PATRICIA CHESEBRO, SPONSOR. WHO ARE YOU ASKS AWS DEMOCRATS STRESS INVOLVEMENT FRONT PAMELA BROWN, PUBLICITY WILLIAMS, PRESIDENT: BOB SAN- CHAIRMAN! KAREN MIERKIEWIG, SOM, VICE-PRESIDENT: DR. M. L. SECRETARYI NANCY SCHREMENTI, MILLER, ADVISOR. NOT PICTURED MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN. BACK MIKE LARRY LINMON, TREASURER. COLLEGE DEMOCRATS AIM TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE GROWTH AND INFLUENCE OF THE DEM- OCRATIC PARTY, TO DEVELOP LEADERSHIP, AND TO IN- CREASE PARTY RESPONSI- BILITY. MEMBERS STRESS IN- VOLVEMENT, FOR IT IS ONLY BY WORKING TOGETHER AND BEING INVOLVED, THEY SAY, THAT WE WILL BUILD A MORE EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT. DAVE BILLEAUX, VICE-PRESIDENT, ROBERT DUNAS, PRESIDENT, STEVE RANDAZZO, EXECUTIVE BOARD DI- RECTOR. NOT PICTURED SUE BROOKS, SECRETARY, KAREN BARE- DZIAK, TREASURER: WALT JOHNSON, EXECUTIVE BOARD DIRECTOR. GOP FAVORS DISCUSSION THE MAIN PURPOSE OF THE ISU COLLEGE REPUBLICANSIS TO GIVE STUDENTS AN OUT- LET FOR POLITICAL EXPRES- SION AND TO TRAIN THEM IN EFFECTIVE POLITICAL ACTIV- ITIES. IN ADDITION TO ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT IN THE 1970 ELECTION CAMPAIGNS, THE CLUB SPONSORED VARIOUS SPEAKERS. A UNIVERSITY WIDE FORUM WAS ALSO HELD TO DISCUSS THE PROPOSED ILLINOIS CONSTITUTION. IN FEBRUARY DELEGATES AT- TENDED THE COLLEGE RE- PUBLICANS CONVENTION IN CHICAGO. CEA UNITES COMMUTERS CONTINUING EDUCATION AS- SOCIATION PROPOSES TO BRING OFF- CAMPUS COMMUT ING STUDENTS CLOSER TO UNI- VERSITY LIFE, TO ADVISE EACH OTHER ON UNIVERSITY POLICY AND COURSE OBJEC- TIVES, TO BECOME A LIAISON BETWEEN STUDENTS AND TEACHERS, TO CLOSE THE GENERATION GAP, AND CON- TRIBUTE MORAL SUPPORT TO EACH OTHER.MEMBERSHIPIS OPEN TO UNDER-GRADUATE OR GRADUATE STUDENTS OVER 25. FRONTPHYLISS DORAN,SECRETARY, VERA MILLER, PRESIDENT. BACK ETHEL FEICKE, ADVISOR, MYRNA PETERSON, VICE-PRESIDENT. 228 0 -M. ww -wfisggisvwfw f - ww ,sg I 39 we A f. ae- , X ' . K' ' ggi is 5l.?:5f? A li -4, -f -K, , 4 . gy53.,.I-yy., -7 - V - W M Aww. M. , , , 3 iiixw f L L w-f -f.,-M, ff-A -Km -A ' .L an , i-,J55,1,,,5i 1, I, t,,,,,,-Q, f--,, in NL :L . Xyvipxqy?-i,A. I - iw fvff5.4'.f:yaaffa,2,3--I-7 V. .7 I Q wg I. 1 .. .5 'fl ff f f M ?ifX5v77fQ,f 1 I, ,FIV 1 V , y 1 1 . ,wzgi gzytjfvg qg- 5. ,V'k , - '- Q-L -dy , I ffl, rl - Q,,,,,,-Q, ,L -- , ., W- ,,,5f -Siu 'ifsifwkffm --- .,,w'1Q9a,g' 5-W . .' P P it E ,fi QQ, AIX' .6 3, fi- 23, - W 'I . .j if ffl. ' 'WQ DAMES CLUB OFFERS VARIOUS ACTIVITIES PROMOTING FELLOWSHIP AMONG STUDENT WIVES IS THE PURPOSE OF THE DAMES CLUB. MONTHLY MEETINGS OFFER VARIETY OF ACTIV- ITIES AS RECREATION AT THE FOURSEASONS,AVISITTOTHE BABY FOLD, A SPEAKER FROM THE BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT ON HEREDITY,ANDSPEAKERS FROM THE MEDICAL PRO- FESSION. SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS HELD WEEKLY DISCUSSIONS. FRONT KATHY MARTIN, SECRETARY- TREASURER, LESLIE SWORDS, PRES- IDENT. BACK CHERYL MYHRA, VICE- PRESIDENT. FRONT BILL SHERMAN HISTORIAN' WITH 420 MEMBERS IN 1970- 71, ISU FILM SOCIETY CHOSE THIRTEEN FILMS AND SEV- ERAL UNDERGROUND FILMS TO BE SHOWN TO PROMOTE STUDYANDAPPRECIATION OF FILM. HELD BACK ONLY BY LIMITED AUDITORIUM SPACE, PRESIDENT BRYCE JOHNSON PREDICTED THAT FILM SOCIETY WILL GROW EVEN MORE AS UNIVERSITY FILM COURSES EXPAND WITH IN- CREASING STUDENT IN- TEREST. ISU IS ONE OF 4000 FILM SOCIETIES FOUNDED IN THE U.S.AFTER WORLDWARII BRYCE JOHNSON, PRESIDENT, GARY G H E X P E E D THEROUX, VICE-PRESIDENT. BACK ERIC BICKLEY, SPONSOR: CAROL SLONNEGER, SECRETARY. R F I I 229 230 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE - A FIRST FRONT CHRISTINA WONGQ GINNI YAR- BROUGH. BACK PETER PAITON, DI- RECTOR: JIM YANG: SUBASH HANDA. FRONT PHYL WINTERQ ELIA DEL C. GUERRA. BACK ROGER CORSAROi GREGG GALLEYQ ANTHONY EDEi GUY KOLB,CHAIRMAN. PROVIDING A HOME FOR 220 STUDENTS FROM OVER 21 DIF- FERENT COUNTRIES, INTER- NATIONAL HOUSE AIMS TO PROMOTE THE CULTURAL INTERACTION AMONG INTER- NATIONAL AND AMERICAN STUDENTS ADDING TO INTER- NATIONAL UNDERSTANDING THROUGH A COMMON COM- MITMENT. ROBERT V. MUR- LEY, DIRECTOR OF INTERNA- TIONAL STUDENT SERVICES DESCRIBES INTERNATIONAL HOUSE AS A PLACE WHERE A STUDENT CAN 'DO' INTER- NATIONAL RELATIONS, NOT MERELY TALK ABOUT THEM. THIS IS THE FIRST SUCH HOUSE PEOPLED AND ADMIN- ISTERED ENTIRELY BY PEOPLE FROM A SINGLE UNIVERSITY. ff ...IRQ GPM- an LEADERSHIP FRAT DONATES MONEY HONORARY ENCOURAGES LEARNING PHI ETA SIGMA, A NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC FRATERNITY, IS OPEN TO FRESHMAN MEN WITH A 3.5 OR BETTER GRADE POINT AVERAGE. THE CLUB AIMS TO PROMOTE AND RE- WARD SCHOLARSHIP AMONG FRESHMAN MEN AND TO EN- COURAGE INTEREST IN LEARNING. ACTIVITIES CEN- TER AROUNDTHE PROMOTION OF FELLOWSHIP AMONG MEM- BERS AND SERVICE TO THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY ASA WHOLE. IT A NATIONAL COLLEGIATE MEN'S LEADERSHIP HON- ORARY FRATERNITY, OM- ICRON DELTA KAPPA SERVES TO RECOGNIZE OUTSTAND- ING COLLEGE MALE LEAD- ERS AND TO GET FACULTY AND STUDENTS GET TOGETH- ER ON A PERSONAL BASIS. THE ISU CHAPTER HAS ESTABLISHED TWO 5250 SCHOLARSHIPS AND HAS ALSO DONATED S500 TO THE FINAN- CIAL EMERGENCY LOAN FUND THIS YEAR. FRONT STEVE BEATTY, SECRETARY- TREASURER, JOHN PLACKETT, VICE- PRESIDENT. BACK JEFF BUHRAMI PRESIDENT. FRONT BOB ROMADKA, VICE-PRES- PRESIDENT. BACK DAVID SCHRADER, lDENTi MIKE MOORE, OLYMPUS REP- SECRETARY, ROBERT HATHWAY, RESENTATIVE, FRANK THOMPSON, SPONSOR, JIM VAINEY, HISTORIAN. 231 232 EXPERIENCE OFFERED TO POTENTIAL TEACHERS OPEN TO ALL FUTURE TEACH- ERS, THE STUDENT EDUCA- TION ASSOCIATION MAIN PUR- POSES ARE TO DEVELOP AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE FRONT LINDA HJORT, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, DEBBIE THAYER. BACK CHERI HOY, STU ADAMSI KATHLEEN ANDERSON. TUTORIAL PROJECT AIMS TO MOTIVATE STUDENTS MOTIVATING AND IMPROVING THE ACADEMIC PERFORM- ANCE OF STUDENTS IN THE ENTIRE BLOOMINGTON - NOR- MAL AREA THROUGH VOLUN- TEER TUTORING IS THE GOAL OF THE ISU TUTORIAL PROJ- ECT. IT IS A NON - PROFIT, UNIVERSITY-SPONSORED OR- GANIZATION ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE ACADEMIC HELP AND PERSONAL ATTENTION FOR STUDENTS IN THE SIX AREA SCHOOLS. TUTORS WHO MAINTAINED ACTIVE MEM- BERSHIP IN THE PROJECT RE- CEIVEDCERTIFICATESWHICH WERE INCLUDED IN THEIR PERMANENT FILES AT THE UNIVERSITY. TEACHING PROFESSION ON THE LOCAL, STATE, AND NA- TIONAL LEVELS, AND TO GIVE MEMBERS PRACTICAL EXPE- RIENCE IN WORKING TOGETH- ER ON PROBLEMS OF THE PROFESSIONAL MEMBERS SERVED AS STUDENT GUIDES, SET UP PUBLIC DISPLAYS,AND HELPED WITH CONFERENCES HELD ON CAMPUS. FRONT IRENE NIEMCZYK MORGAN, WASHINGTON COORDINATOR, DO- REEN WALDSCHMIDT, SECRETARY, ROBERTA SHERF, SECRETARY, DAVID JOHNSON, VICE-PRESIDENT, ED ROU- LENU, PRESIDENT, BECKY FARRIS, CHIDDIX JR. HIGH LIASON, STEWART ADAMS, NORMAL COMMUNITY HIGH COORDINATOR. BACK DR. LILLIAN S. DAILIES, CO-SPONSOR, JUDITH GAIL ARMSTRONG, ISSCS LIASON, PAMELA MCELWEE, ISSCS COORDINATOR: DE- ETTA PERKINS, ISSCS COORDINATOR, JEANETTE WALLACE, VICTORY HALL COORDINATOR, TODD MISKE, BLOOM- INGTON JR. HIGH, PETE STRIFLER, CHIDDIX JR. HIGH. NOT PICTURED: JAMES ELLIS, EDUCATION CHAIRMAN, MR. PHILLIP EDWARDS, CO-SPONSOR. ACTIVITIES ACCENTUATE MEN'S CLUB THROUGH ITS VARIED ACTIV- ITIES, UNIVERSITY MEN'S CLUB AIMS TO PROVIDE FOR SOCIAL WELFARE AND FRATERNAL FELLOWSHIP AMONG ITS MEMBERS. IN OR- DER TO ENCOURAGE SCHOOL SPIRIT, THEY SPONSOR SUCH EVENTS AS STUNTSHOW,DAD'S DAY AND MOTHER'S DAY WEEKENDS. MEMBERS ALSO PARTICIPATE IN HOMECOM- ING ACTIVITIES AND IN THE DE YOUNG LECTURE SERIES. OPERATION AND MAIN- TENANCEOFTHE FIRE TRUCK IS ALSO IN THE HANDS OF THE U-CLUB. FROM KYLE RICHARD TOLLY, TREASURER, BILL SURPRENANT. BACK SCOTT HARTMANN,SECRETARY, JIM HALL, ACTING PRESIDENT, JOHN PLACKETT. VETERANS AIDED THROUGH CLUB A SOCIAL ORGANIZATION DE- VOTED T0 GETTING VET- ERANS TOGETHER DURING THEIR COLLEGE YEARS, THE VETERANS CLUB TRIES TO HELP VETERANS WITH HOUS- ING NEEDS, G. I. BILL ASSIST- ANCE, AND PROGRAM PLAN- NING. THIS YEAR THE CLUB SPONSORED WORK DAY TO RAISEMONEY FOR OPERATION BUDDY, A NATIONWIDE PROJ- ECT TO HELP DISABLED VETERANS. OTHER PROJECTS INCLUDED DISTRIBUTION OF CHRISTMAS PACKAGESTOTHE NEEDY. , FRONT RICHARD E. ALTON, SEC- OF ARMS. BACK TERRENCE E. MC- RETARY, ROBERT DIERHES, PRES- SHANE, TREASURER: JOHN RUPP, IDENTI GARY G. HILTABRAND, SGT. VICE-PRESIDENT. 233 234 VOICES IN A A NON-POLITICAL, NON-PROF- IT ASSOCIATION, VOICES IN A VITAL AMERICA WAS ESTAB- LISHED TO SUPPORTOUR GOV- ERNMENT AND MILITARY IN THEIR STAND AGAINST AG- GRESSION, AND TO INFORM STUDENTS AND THE COMMU- NITY OF THE SIGNIFICANCE OF AMERICA'S COMMITMENT TO FREEDOM. THEY SPONSORED SUCH SPEAKERS AS GENERAL CH. JAMES, A BLACK OFFICER WHO SPOKE ON PRISONERS OF WAR, AND M. STANTON EVANS, EDITOR OF THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. FRONT PAULA WARD, KAREN MIER- KIEWITCZ, TREASURER: JEANNIE RAPP. BACK LENORA MAXWELL, SEC- RETARYI JOEL P. WEINER, CHAIR- MAN, JAMES A. FINLEY III, VICE- CHAIRMAN. VETERANS FOR PEACE PROMOTES AWARENESS ORGANIZEDINTHESPRINGOF I970, VETERANS FOR PEACE DECLARED POLITICAL EDUCA- TION OF ITS MEMBERS AS ITS MAIN PURPOSE. THEY OPEN- ED THEIR FIRST YEAR ON CAMPUS BY SPONSORING SPEAKERS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, IN ORDER TO PROMOTE FRONT JOHN J. RONAN III, TREAS- URERi NORMA ELLIOTT, SECRETARY. BACK HAROLD H. STREBE, VICE- PRESIDENT, JOSEPH A. KINNEY, COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, PRESIDENT, AND FOUNDER. POLITICAL AWARENESS AND EDUCATION. MEMBERSHIP IS OPEN TO VETERANS OF ANY WAR, WHETHER THEY ARE STUDENTS OR FACULTY, MEN OR WOMEN. VETERANS FROM THE COMMUNITY WERE WEL- COME TO ATTEND THE CLUB'S MEETINGS. VITAL AMERICA YAF EVALUATES ISSUES YOUNG AMERICANS FOR FREEDOMWASORGANIZEDTO ENCOURAGEGENERALLY CON SERVATIVE, BUT NON-PARTI- SAN POSITIONS ON ISSUES. YAF BELIEVES HEARING ALL SIDES OF A CASE IS ESSENTIAL, AND HAS SPONSORED SPEAK- ERS FROM SOUTH VIETNAM AND OTHER POLITICAL FIG- URES THIS YEAR. PRESIDENT LLOYD JAMES HAS WORKED TO EVADE STEREOTYPING ANDISSEEKINGTO EVALUATE MAJOR ISSUES ON THEIR OWN INDIVIDUAL WEIGHTS AND MERITS. LLOYD JAMES, CHAIRMAN, JIM LAD- ZINSKI,VICE-CHAIRMAN. ZPG EMPHASIZES POPULATION CONTROL LINDA TRIPPE, TREASURER: LAW- RENCE JOHNSON, VICE-PRESIDENT, TODD MISKE, PRESIDENT. NOT PIC- TURED DALE ELDER, SECRETARY, RICHARD AND SANDY PEARSON, PRO- GRAM CHAIRMENI DR. ERIC JOHN- SON, SPONSOR. IN ORDER TO HELP SENSITIZE PEOPLE IN THE LOCAL AREA TO THE EXISTENCE AND CON- SEQUENCES OF OVERPOPULA- TION ZERO POPULATION GROUP WAS ESTABLISHED. THE NECESSITY OF MAN TO LIMIT HIS POPULATION HAS BECOME AN ECOLOGICAL IMPERATIVE IF HE IS TO CON- TINUE HIS EXISTENCE ON EARTH. MEMBERS OF ZPG SPONSORED VARIOUS SPEAK- ERS AS DR. PAUL EHRLICH, NATIONALLY KNOWN AUTHOR AND BIOLOGIST, TO HELP IN- FORM OUR SOCIETY OF THE NEEDTOCONTROLITSELF. 235 236 HERITAGE DEPICTED BY DANCE MEMBERS OF KARATE CLUB EARN BELTS THE AMERICAN HERITAGE DANCERS IFORMERLY THE LLOYD SHAW DANCERS? PER- FORM A VARIETY OF DANCES FROM THE VIGOROUS AND UNIQUE DANCES OF RUSSIA, CZECHOSLAVAKIA, POLAND, AND HUNGARY TO THE AMER- ICAN SQUARE, ROUND, CON- TRA,AND FAD DANCESTOTHE STYLISH DANCES OF THE I7TH AND 18TH CENTURY COURTS OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND. PERFORMANCES WERE NOT LIMITED TO DANCING ALONE, BUT INCLUDED COMEDY TEAMS,SINGING,ANDINSTRU- MENTALGROUPS. FRONT GREGORY MCINTOCH, PRES- IDENT, KAREN STEERS, SECRETARY, R. DWAINE GOODWIN, ADVISOR. BACK MICHAEL LOCKETT, TREASURER, GENE SCHLOMER, VICE-PRESIDENT. ONLY IN ITS SECOND YEAR OF OPERATION, THE BLACK BELT KARATE CLUB BOASTS A RAPIDLY EXPANDING MEM- BERSHIP. THE FACILITIES IN COOK HALLGYMNASIUMWERE UTILIZED BY THE CLUB IN TEACHING BEGINNING,INTER- MEDIATE, AND ADVANCED KARATE SKILLS AND TECH- NIQUES. MEMBERS, WITH MUCH PRACTICE AND ENDUR- ANCE, CAN EARN A BLACK BELT THROUGH WORK WITH THE CLUB AND ITS PROFES- SIONAL INSTRUCTOR IN APPROXIMATELY FOUR YEARS TIME. SEATED TOM KUSHQ STANDING STEVE MUNRO, PRESIDENT. MODERN DANCE URGED THE 25-MEMBER HOCKEY CLUB COMPLETED ITS SEC- OND YEAR COMPETING AGAINST SUCH TEAMS AS NORTHWESTERN, LOYOLA, PURDUE AND DRAKE DURING THEIR39GAME SEASON.SINCE THE NCAA DID NOT SANCTION HOCKEY, PLAYERS HAD TO FURNISH THEIR OWN EQUIP- MENT. DUE TO A LACK OF FACILITIES, THE TEAM TRAV- ELEDTO PEOPRIAOR SPRING- FIELD FOR PRACTICES AND MEETS. THE CLUB ALSO SPONSORED CO-REC ICE SKAT- ING AT THE FOUR SEASONS RINK IN BLOOMINGTON. FRONT LES LEXOW, TREASURER, RICH MALINOWSKI, PRESIDENT. BACK WILLIAM SARFF, CAPTAIN, JIM FULTZ, VICE-PRESIDENTI WILLIAM EASTON, COACH AND ADVISOR. DANCE THEATRE IFORMERLY ORCHESISI ENCOURAGES ACTIVITY, PERFORMANCE, IN- TERACTION, AND PARTICIPA- TION AMONG STUDENTS IN- TERESTED IN DANCE. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PRO- MOTES THE DEVELOPMENT AND APPRECIATION OF MODERN DANCE BYOFFERING OPPORTUNITIES FOR CREA- TIVE DANCE EXPERIENCES. MEMBERS PARTICIPATED IN TOURS TO HIGH SCHOOLS AND PRESENTED THEIR ANNUAL CONCERT. FRONT NANCY MossMAN, SEC- RETARY, BETTY THILLIGAN, PRES- IDENT, LOUISE REED, vlcE-PREs- IDENT. Row 2 PATTY HOWELL, SPONSOR: LISA NOVY, TREASURER. Row 3 KATHY FALEY, MEMBER-AT LARGE, SUSAN GILLETT, ASSISTANT SPONSOR. NOT PICTURED SALLY SCHEIFINGER, ASSISTANT I TREASURER. DESPITE DEFICIENCIES HOCKEY CLUB PERSISTS vi.. -4595 237 4. DANCE WITH SHUFFLING SHOES THE UNIVERSITY SQUARE DANCE CLUB, SHUFFLIN' SHOES PROVIDES THE FACILITIES FOR RECREA- TIONAL DANCE FOR ALL IN- TERESTED STUDENTS. SERV- ING AS A FIELD LABORA- TORY, SHUFFLIN' SHOES AIMS TO SHOW TEACHERS AND LEADERS THE FUNCTION OF RECREATIONAL DANCE IN AN INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY COM- MENTED KIRBY TODD, ADVIS- OR OF THE CLUB. FREE OPEN DANCING WAS HELD EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT IN MC- CORMICK HALL. FRONT JOE KEROUAC, VICE-PRES- IDENT, BECKY MATSICK, SECRETARY, BOB HEUER, PUBLIC RELATIONS. BACK LEONARD SMITH, TREASURER: THOM COBB, PRESIDENT: KIRBY TODD, ADVISOR. AN 238 CIT? vw? SPORT PARACHUTE CLUB TRAINS AND COMPETES IN ITS 3RD YEAR ON ISU'S CAM- PUS, THE SPORTS PARACHUTE CLUB PROVIDES SAFE SPORT PARACHUTING FOR THOSE IN- TERESTED, AS WELL AS PRO- MOTING COLLEGIATE PARA- CHUTE COMPETITION. EARLY FALL AND SPRING WERE THE BUSIEST TIME FOR MEETS FRONT VICKY RICHMOND, SEC- RETARYp PAT RITCHIE, TREASURER. BACK GARY WAGNER, PRESIDENTI JIM COOK, CLUB SAFETY OFFICER. NOT PICTURED RICK SIEGFRIED, VICE-PRESIDENT, ED FRANCIS, ADVISOR. AND TRAINING. DURING THANKSGIVING THREE ISU MEMBERS REPRESENTED THE SCHOOL AT THE COLLE- GIATE NATIONALS IN FLORIDA ISU ALSO HOSTED AN INVITA- TIONAL MEET WITH NIU, SIU, AND THE U OF I. WRA MEANS RECREATION STRESSING ENJOYMENT AND SOCIALIZATION, WOMEN'S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION PROVIDED AND PROMOTED VARIOUS ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THEY SPONSORED SUCH IN- TRAMURAL SPORTS AS FLAG FOOTBALL, JOGGING PRO- GRAM, AND FENCING. CO- REC SPORTS HELD INCLUDED VOLLEYBALL, GOLF, TENNIS, AND A SWIM MEET. BIKE HIKES, HORSEBACK RIDING, SKI TRIPS AND TOBOGGANING WERE ALSO CONDUCTED BY THIS CLUB. I -- -- '- y ISU BEGINS SOCCER CLUB NEWLY ORGANIZED THIS YEAR, THE SOCCER CLUB AIMS TO PROVIDE STUDENTS INTERESTED THE OPPORTU- NITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS ACTIVITY. GAMES WERE PLAYED ON MCCORMICK FIELD AGAINST TEAMS FROM MONMOUTH, BRADLEY, AND VARIOUS AREA YMCA'S. FRONT JEANNE L. KOENIG, SEC- RETARYI CHRIS MANDOLINE, PRES- IDENT. BACK PETER PAITON, ADVIS- OR, PETER SCHMID, COACH. NOT PICTURED SCOTT HICKMAN, VICE- PRESIDENT, JIM WOLTERS, TREASURER. FRONT WENDY A. MUNSTER, PUBLIC- ITY, CANDY 0'CONNOR, SECRETARY, JAN HALSTEAD, VICE-PRESIDENT, MARY ANN SEEGERS, PRESIDENT, GAREN KOSNER,TREASURER, DARLA MOLDENHAUER, INTRAMURALS. BACK VICKI WRIGHT, PHOTOGRAPHER, PEGGY SANDLIN, FROSH REP- RESENTATIVE, DARLENE KLUKA, CO-RECREATION, ELLEN CURTIN, RECREATION, PAT POWERS, PUBLIC- ITY, ELLEN SCHELLING, FILES, SUPPLIES AND EVALUATION. 239 ,.. '1h a Q 5 A aw ,f,,, -1 fx an ,, Q W 93 -8 - YQ A ,gi - 'A' 1 If Q4 U H Q 5 'N Q... . ' A I 11 M 4, 'lf in -,Nav 'L W M I 5 1 5 T h in T Q, ' 0 ix gt' l W 4 v ' Q t 'xi pvw. lx ' ' 'I' fi.. ' Q it I , 1 '- 41' r 'lf ,vi ,jf ,I H Q 'I I Y ' 'L K' 1 L., 3 A . lg iff ' -- 'f.. .1 - 1-...., ' f . . ' ir ' v A ,I .1 ' . ,N .sv .X I' W 1 f .r Q 1 W . , H5 .1 ,Wu 5 is ' Q! ' ' 5 X '-41-1 . 4-1- 1 'A-uw STEADY GROWTH FOR COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY HAVING GROWN 67.7CK, SINCE 1966, THE COLLEGE OF AP- PLIED SCIENCE AND TECH- NOLOGY HAS DOUBLED BY TWO-THIRDS WITH VARIA- TION IN SOME DEPART- MENTS BUT GENERALLY A STEADY GROWTH IN THE FOUR YEARS, COMMENTED DR. CHARLES B. PORTER, DEAN OF THE COLLEGE. TWO SPECIFIC PROGRAMS WERE INITIATED WITHIN THE COLLEGE FOR THE 1971 TERM-THE ALLIED HEALTH PROGRAM AND A RECREATION PROPOSAL. UNDER ALLIED HEALTH THREE INITIAL PROGRAMS WHICH WOULD PROVIDE DEGREES IN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY, ENVIRON- MENTAL HEALTH, AND MEDICAL RECORDS AND ADMINISTRATION, WERE PLANNED. THE SECOND MAJOR CON- CERN OF THE COLLEGE THIS YEAR WAS THE PRO- POSAL OF A NEW BAC- CALUREATE DEGREE IN RECREATION WHICH WOULD BE JOINTLY ADMINISTRATED BY THIS COLLEGE AND THE DEPARTMENTS OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. A CONTINUAL EXAMINA- TION OF COURSES WITH- IN THE DEPARTMENTS OF THE COLLEGE WAS ORGAN- IZED TO UPDATE, UPGRADE, AND AVOID DUPLICATION WITHINTHECURRICULUM. Q- 241 242 NEW CHAIRMAN REVISES AGRICULTURE PROGRAM JAMES L. MCBEE, JR., SINCE JAN. I, I970, HAS BEEN CHAIRMAN OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- TURE. UNDER HIS GUID- ANCE AN UPDATING AND REVISION OF UNDERGRATE CURRICULUM HAS BEEN MADE TO REFLECT THE RELEVANT NEEDS OF ALL AGRICULTURESTUDENTS. EXPERIMENTAL COURSES IN MEAT SCIENCE, PLANT PROPAGATION, ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION, AND DAIRY CATTLE SELECTION WERE TAUGHT UNDER SELECTED STUDIES. PLANS ARE BEING MADE TO OFFER MAN AND FOOD AND AGRI- CULTURE OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AS COURSES IN GENERAL EDUCATION NEXTFALL. THE DEPARTMENT HAS RE- CEIVED CONSENT FROM THE ACADEMIC SENATE FOR A PROPOSED M.S. DEGREE IN AGRICULTURE AND AWAITS APPROVAL FROM THE BOARD OF REGENTS. AG CLUB SPONSORS SYMPOSIUM FRONT: JOHN ROESCHLEY, TREAS- URERi NANCY ANN KNUDSEN, SEC- RETARYi KEITH FUNK. PROGRAM CHAIRMAN. BACK: LARRY WEITE- KAMP, PRESIDENT, LARRY SPICK- LER, VICE-PRESIDENT, DR. CLAR- ENCE MOORE, ADVISOR: RICHARD HOWELL, MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN. NOT PICTURED: DR. DONALD WAG- NER, ADVISOR. THROUGH VARIED ACTIVI- TIES, ISU'S AGRICULTURE CLUB PROMOTED INTEREST IN AGRICULTURE AND ITS RELATED FIELDS. IN FEB- RUARY THE CLUB SPON- SORED AN AGRICULTURE SYMPOSIUM DEALING WITH GROCERY STORE PRICES. TWO BIG EVENTS IN THE SPRING WERE THE ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET AND A JUNIOR COLLEGE LIVE- STOCK JUDGING CONTEST. THE CLUB ALSO BROUGHT SEVERAL OUTSIDE SPEAKERS TOCAMPUSTHISYEAR. ATA HOLDS ANNUAL HORSE SHOW AHERIN, ROBERT A. ALHORN, RONALD R ARNE, PETER D. BITTNER, TIM R BOARDMAN, ALBERT L BOWYER, TIM W. BRENT, GARY L BROWN, DANIEL W: BUSBY, MICHAEL R. A NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL HONORARY AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION FRATERNITY. AL- PHA TAU ALPHA WAS HOST TO THE FFA SECTIONAL LIVESTOCK JUDGING CON- TEST THIS YEAR. THE CLUB ALSO SPONSORED THE AN- NUAL AMERICAN QUARTER HORSE SHOW AT THE ISU FARM. IN MAY GIFTS FOR THE ORPHANAGE AT SALEMS CHILDREN SCHOOL WERE PURCHASED BY MEMBERS OF THIS ORGANIZATION. A RECRUITMENT PROGRAM WAS CONDUCTED SECOND SEMESTER. FRONT: DARYLE WRAGGE, PUB- LICITY CHAIRMAN, BRUCE GRIF- FITH, PRESIDENT, MIKE MOUSER, MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN. BACK: R. D. HENRY, ADVISOR, KENNETH JORSTAD, VICE-PRESIDENT, RON NEWSOM, SECRETARY, A. A. CUL- VER, ADVISOR. NOT PICTURED: CHARLES SPRINGER, TREASURER. 243 COOK, HARLAN W. DE RYCKE, PAUL F. ENDRESS, GARY D. ERBENTRAUT,JOHN R. EWERS, BILL G. FISCHER, K. WAYNE FUNK, KEITH E. GAST, ROBERT J. GILMORE, DAVIDG. GURNSEY,WAYNE A. HAHN,WILLIAM L. HAN DY, LAWRENCE A. HARDT, CHARLES M. HARLAN, ROBIN A. HEAL, RONALD J. HECATHORN, STEVE HILL, ROBERT K. HOWELL, RICHARD L. HUGHES, LARRY G. HUMPHREYS, LARRY E JOHNSON, GAIL A JOHNSON, JAMES A JORSTAD, KENNETH W KAHLE, DENNIS G. KAHLE, GARY L. KEISLER, NEIL L. KING,WAYNE F KOMNICK,TERRY G. LARSON, LAVERN E. LEWIS,THOMAS R. LONG, HAROLD W. MC CAW,JOE A. MC CLALLEN, STEVEN L. MC KOWN, TED T. MARTIN, DAVID W. MILLER, PHILLIP S. MOBERLY, ROBERT H MULLINS, DONALD G NEFF, DALLAS S PETERSON, EDWARD L. 245 246 POLLlTT,WILLIAM D. POYNTER, ALLEN J. RADERS, JAMES A. REHN, DENNIS P. SCHNEIDER,MARK E. SEAMAN, JO ELLEN SHAULIS, DAVID C. SPENCER, DON L. SPICKLER, LARRY D. SPRINGER, CHARLES G STEGING, GLEN C. STEINER, RICHARD L. THORSON, CARL L. TRUMMEL, LEWIS A. WATTERS, MARVIN E. WEITEKAMPI LARRY P WESTPHAL, DAVID A. WHILDIN, JOHN R. WOODY, HAROLD D. WRAGG E, DARYLE W. PE DEPT. INVESTIGATES PROBLEMS PROGRAMS, ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE FOR WOMEN BALANCED PROGRAMS OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY WERE DESIGNED TO TEACH INDI- VIDUAL AND TEAM SKILLS, TECHNIQUES, AND RULES OF VARIOUS SPORTS WITH- IN THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR WOMEN, UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF PHEBE SCOTT. ORGANIZATION WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT ACTIVELY COVERS INTERCOLLEGIATE AND INTRAMURAL SPORTS. ALSO UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS ARE PROVIDED FOR THE UNI- VERSITY COMMUNITY. EXHIBITING THE SPIRIT REQUIRED FOR SUCH A DEPARTMENT, THE MEM- BERS SPONSORED THEIR ANNUAL VARUNAS SWIM SHOW, ORCHESIS CONCERT, AND PERFORMANCES OF SCHUFFLIN' SHOES AND THE NEW AMERICAN HERITAGE DANCERS. THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR MEN, UN- DER THE CHAIRMAN OF ROBERT MC ADAM, EXHIB- ITED A NEW MOOD-ONE OF EXPLORATION AND INVESTI- GATION. EFFORTS WERE MADE TO DISCUSS WHICH MEANS WOULD ENCOURAGE AND IMPROVE STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN LABORA- TORY SCHOOLS. ALSO A GREATER EMER- GENCE OF SUBPROGRAMS THIS YEAR ILLICITED IN- CREASED SPECIFICITY OF DIRECTIONS IN FUTURE OC- CUPATIONS. THE UNIVERSITY CURRICULUM APPROVED A NEW PROGRAM CONCERNING THE TRAINING OF LEADERS FOR RECREATIONAL PARK AND MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRA- TION. PEMS SPONSOR VARIOUS ACTIVITIES I PEM CLUB FRONT: KAY KOEHLER, TREASURER: DIANE DIMON, PRESI- DENT. BACK ELLEN ABSHIRE, AD- VISOR, KERRY HENEGHAN, VICE- PRESIDENT. NOT PICTURED: DAR KLUKA, SECRETARY. THE PROFESSIONAL OR- GANIZATION OF THE WOM- EN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT IS THE PEM CLUB, WHOSE MEMBERSHIP 248 l INCLUDES MAJORS AND MINORS IN BOTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND DANCE. ACTIVITIES THIS YEAR IN- CLUDED A BIG SISTER PRO- GRAM FOR ALL INCOMING FRESHMEN, A DEMONSTRA- TION ON THE ART OF SELF DEFENSE, AND THE ANNUAL STUNT SHOW. THE CLUB ALSO SPONSORED TWO SYMPOSIUMS-ONE ON THE TEACHING OF SEX EDUCA- TION AND ANOTHER ON DRUG ADDICTION. AKRE, JANICE K. ANACLERIO, JANICE M. ANDERSON, KRISTEN J. BELSHAW, BRADLEY H. BLACKLEDGE,MARYJ. BLOOD, DAVID G. BOUIE, EARLENE BRANDS, PAUL B. BRENT,JANET L. BURDEN, ANNA R. CARLSON, CHRISTINE C. CERASANI, TOM M. CHAMINGS, THOMAS E. CHURCHILL, WILLIAM M. CONRAD,JAMES M. CONROY, THOMAS D. CONSIDINE, SUSAN A. COOK, NORMA J. CUPRYS, JANIS A. CUPRYS, MICHAEL J. DADANT, MARY V. DEFOE, ROBERT D. DELGADO, PAUL DENHAM, DONALD E. DICKERSON,WILLIAM R. DIDO,VICKI L. DOLEZAL, PATRICIA A. EVANOFF, VIRGINIA A. FOLEY, SHARON J. FONSECA, FRED R. 249 ! L., 250 FORD, DONNA LEE M. FRANTZEN, H. W. GETZELMAN, JEAN M. GIBSON, LINDA L. GILBERT, BEVERLY G. GORDON, RICHARD T. GOWEN, DOLORES A. GRANDOLFO, GENEVIEVE J HAGENBRUCH, JOSEPH F. HALL, BOBBIE J. HENEGHAN, KERRY L. HOMUTH, LINDA K. HORN, JERRY J. HOUSMAN, ROBERT L. HURLEY, LADONNA L. JAGGI, MARY K. JAMES, MARY L. JONES, SANDRA L. KAMERER, MARGO L. KASPRAK, CAROL A. KOONCE, MARY A. KROH E, CAROL A. LANE, STEVEN B. LECASTRO, JOSEPH M. LYNCH,THOMAS E. MC CARTHY, DONALD H. MC DONELL, MARGARET E. MC GONAGLE, WILLIAM C. MC KEAN, ALICE C. MACTAGUE, NANCY J. MALLIE, KATHLEEN A. MARRIN, DENNIS K. MARTIN, GARY L. MOORE,CHARLES L. MORRlSON,MARY JO MOSIER,MARlLYNN L. MOTTA, LEONARD P. MROCZKOWSKI, GREGORY J. NAGLER,JOAN C. NELSON, CHARLES H. 251 NELSON, DAVID N. NEWTON, THOMAS W. OZOG, CATHIE S. PAMON, CHARLOTTE L. PATCH ETT, JOHN M. PEARSON, CHARLES E. PETERSON, LARRY J. PICKERING, BETSY PINKERTON, LINDA J. PORTER, DONALD R. PRITCHARD, RITA E. PRYOR, MICHAEL R. RASMUSEN, LARRY C. RICHARDS, TRENT R. RICKARD, JOSEPH K. ROBICH, KATHLEEN A. ROONEY, MICHAEL J. ROSSMILLER, BECKY L RUBASH, TERRY J. RUMBOLD, NANCY S. SALERNO, SUSAN T. SARFF,WILLIAM J SATKOWSKI, FAITH G SAYLES, LARRY J SCHUMACHER, SABRA SCHWAB, KATHLEEN C. SCHWEITZER, KENNETH D. SHIPMAN, FREDRICK W. SKAMENCA, SHEILA G SMITH, JANICE M. SMITH, RICHARD E SNYDER, JOSEPH W. SPICKARD, KAREN F SPRINGER, THOMAS P STAULCUP, NANCY L STERBENZ,MlCHAEL P STIMAC, KAREN A. STINE, MARY M. STUCKEY, CAROL A. TAYLOR, ALAN W. 253 254 TESKE, SANDY J. TRICKLE, PATRICIA E. TRUCKENMILLER, LINDA S TUSEK, RAY J. TYREE, BRENDA A. VAUGHAN, DANNY L. VERSHAW, ELLA M. WALLACE, DAIVD S. WEHRMEISTER,JUDITH D. WELLS, BARBARA S. WHITAKER, LEE R. WIELICZKO, VICTOR L. WIENKE, E.W. WILKE, DIANE K. WILLIAMS, CRAIG P. WINDMILLER, ROBERTA J. WROBEL, LYNDA L. ZELEZNIK, JAMES B. ZIMMERMAN, PAULA D. ZMRHAL, MARGARET A. FAMILY OCCUPATIONS STRESSED IN IN THE AREA OF HOME ECONOMICS STRESS WAS PLACED ON THE FAM- ILY AND RELATED OC- CUPATIONS. FOR THIS REA- SON NEW COURSES IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT AND A SPE- CIAL COURSE DESIGNED TO ACQUAINT STUDENTS WITH THE TYPE OF JOBS AVAIL- ABLE TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WERE ADDED TO THE CURRICULUM. STUDENTS IN THE HOME HOME EC. ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT, DIRECTED BY BLOSSOM JOHNSON, ACTING HEAD, REPRESENTED ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY AT SEV- ERAL CONVENTIONS DURING THE YEAR. REPRESENTA- TIVES ATTENDED THE MEET- ING OF THE ILLINOIS HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION AT CHICAGO AND THE NATION- AL CONVENTION HELD AT DENVER, COLORADO. FRONT: MARCIA NELSON, PRESI- RETARYQ JONI CALVERT, VICE- DENTi ALICE BACHMAN, TREAS- PRESIDENT. NOT PICTURED: DR. URER. BACK: DIANE LARSON, SEC- BLOSSOM JOHNSON, ADVISOR. 1 CLUB HOSTS SPECIALISTS THROUGH ISU'S HOME ECO- NOMICS CLUB MEMBERS ARE MADE AWARE OF AC- TIVITIES, CAREERS IN THE FIELD, AND THE FUNCTIONS OF THE AMERICAN HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION OF WHICH THEY ARE A MEM- BER. MEMBERS COULD EN- JOY PROGRAMS PRESENTED BY SPECIALISTS WHICH INCLUDED TOPICS ON HAIR- STYLING, CAKE DECORATING, AND SEWING WITH KNITS. A SPECIAL SERVICE ACTIVITY THIS YEAR WAS FILLING BAGS WITH SCHOOL SUP- PLIES TO ENABLE BIAFRAN CHILDREN TO RETURN TO SCHOOL. 255 ull 256 ALBERTS, PEGGY S. ALLEN, ALICE J. ANDERSON, MARY L. ANDREWS, MARDELLA K BAUER, PAULA D. BERNER, SANDRA L. BROCK, RITA K. BROWN, NANCY S. CLODI,JANET M. COLE, PEGGY L. CORCORAN, PATSY A. DAMERSON, JUDY DELTONTO, JOANN M. DEUEL, MARGARET A. FOSTER, JANE E. FREITAG, DIANE C. FRITZ, PAMELA K. GRIESEMER, CANDICE L HEITZLER,THERESA D. HODEL, EDITH A. ISSACS, MARANDA G JACOBS, NANCY J JANSEN, FRANCES M. JOHNSON, VICKI E M. KESTEL, BARBARA J KNIGHT, SANDRA C. KOSTN ER, AMY E KUBISTA, CLAUDIA A KUNZEMAN, CHERYL A. MANSER, CAROL I. MARLETT, ELIZABETH S. MYHRA, CHERYL A. NICHOLLS, PATRICIA K. PASCHKE, GAIL S. PLAUGHER, SANDRA L. PODEWELL, CAROL D. REECE, BRENDA J REUSS, HOLLY K RUNK,JOAN C RUSHTON, RUTH M lingua wfsaew... 257 258 SCHAAD, JOYCE A. SCHMITT, JUDITH C.A. SPIRES, SYLVIA J. THORP, CAROL A. WHICKER, SANDRA L. WHITE, MILDRED I. WINSTEAD, KATHLEEN E YOUNG, JUDITH M. INDUSTRIAL COMPREHENSIVE COURSES INVOLVING ELECTRONICS, METAL AND WOOD-WORKING, DRAFTING, AND POWER MECHANICS ARE DESIGNED TO INTEREST STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN THE IN- DUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY DE- PARTMENT, UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF JOE E. TALK- INGTON,CHAIRMAN. TECH ADDS COURSES STUDENTS REMAINED IN ENTHUSIASTIC SUPPORT FOR SUSTAINING THE RELATIVE- LY NEW COURSES OF COM- PUTER GRAPHICS AND PLAS- TICS TECHNOLOGY. UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT PROVIDED THE NECESSARY PRECISION USEDINTHISWORK. VARIETY-KEY IN TALKS BY IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA FRONT: HARRY K. BABCOCK, TREASURER: TOM B. STUART, PRESIDENT: THOMAS G. BRIDGE, BESLIC, RONALD R. CONRAD, DARRELL F. DOENITZ, LLOYD N. VICE-PRESIDENT. BACK: DR. EMORY WISEMAN, ADVISOR: JOHN LYONS, SECRETARY. LECTURES ON HOW IN- DUSTRIAL ARTS APPLIES TO SPECIAL EDUCATION AND NARCOTICS IN THE HIGH SCHOOL, WERE PART OF ACTIVITIES SPONSORED BY IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA, NA- TIONAL HONORARY INDUS- TRIAL ARTS FRATERNITY. THE CLUB, WHICH PRO- MOTES SCHOLARSHIP AND FURTHERS THE CAUSE FOR INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION, FEATURED A TALK BY MR. PAUL PAULSON ON HIS RECENT TRIP TO AN INDUS- TRIAL CENTER IN PAKISTAN. 259 ,gf w fvvvpv 260 DOLLY, REID W. FIORE, KENNETH E. GIBSON, JOHN M. HART, TERRY L. HAWTHORNE, DAVID L. JANSSEN, DALE I. JOHNSTON, RICHARD N LANGENFELD,GARY P LANINGA,JOHN W. MOORE,THOMAS L. MYERS,LEONARD E. OLTMAN, DALE C. RUSSELL, MICHAEL A. SANDERS, THOMAS L. SCHUPP, STEVEN L. SHAW, HERBERT R. STUART, TOM B. TRZESNIOWSKI, PETER E VEHLOW, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, IVAN E. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ENDURES GROWTH AND BUDGET CUTS BARZ, DIANE E. BEATTY, ROBERT S. FISHER, ANN M. RICHARDSON, CAROL K. VISOR, JULIA N. THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES, LIKE MANY UNITS THIS YEAR, IS PRES- ENTLY SUFFERING FROM GROWING PAINS AND BUDG- ETCUTS. DEAN MILTON GREENBERG, IN HIS SECOND YEAR AS HEAD OF THE COLLEGE, DESCRIBED THE COLLEGE AS THE HUB OF THE UNI- VERSITY. IT IS THE TRAINING GROUND, HE EXPLAINED, FOR PREPAR- ING STUDENTS FOR GRADU- ATE WORK AND FOR PRO- DUCING A NEW BREED OF GRADUATE TO ASSUME THE MANAGEMENT POSITIONS IN THE PROFESSIONAL WORLD. THE PAST YEAR HAS WIT- NESSED SPEECH DIVIDED INTO THE DEPARTMENTS OF SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS AND SPEECH PATHOLOGY- AUDIOLOGY, THUS CREATING SIXTEEN DEPARTMENTS WITHIN THE COLLEGE. ALSO THE DEPARTMENT OF THEA- TER MOVED TO THE COL- LEGE OF FINE ARTS. A MAJOR IN ARTS AND SCI- ENCES, WHICH IS AN INTER- DISCIPLINARY PROGRAM A VEHICLE FOR THE ATTAIN- MENT OF A SPECIFIC EDU- CATIONAL ANDXOR PROFES- SIONAL GOAL WHICH CAN- NOT BE ACCOMMODATED WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF EXISTING MAJOR PROGRAMS, IS OFFERED UNDER THIS COLLEGE. APPROXIMATELY FORTY-FIVE STUDENTS ARE ENROLLED IN THIS MAJOR. 261 262 BIOLOGY DEPT PURCHASES ELECTRON MICROSCOPE HAVING DOUBLED ITS NUM- BER OF MAJORS SINCE I966, THE BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT RECOGNIZES 519 MAJORS THIS YEAR AND BOASTS OF 81 FULL TIME GRADUATE STUDENTS, WHO REPRESENT A VARIETY OF NATIONS, STATED DR. R. OMAR RIL- LETT, HEAD OF THE DE- PARTMENT. IN THEIR FIFTH YEAR OF EXISTENCE, THE FOUR SECTIONS - DEVELOPMENTAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, FUNCTION- AL, AND STRUCTURAL - THAT COMPRISE THE BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT MAKE AMPLE USE OF THE EQUIPMENT OWNED BY THE DEPART- MENT. AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPE, WHICH IS USED TO MAKE ENLARGED PHOTOS OF CELLS, WAS PURCHASED THIS YEAR. THIS MICRO- SCOPE IS CAPABLE OF MAG- NIFYING A SECTION OF CELLS FROM 5,000 to 50,000 TIMES. fl! ALLI,ADEKUNLE BILLIAMIN ANTENORE, DONALD E BARRATT,GEORGE F. BARTLETT, DONALD G. BERGER, JOHN W. BERSCHINSKI, EDWARD J. CARLSON, SUZANNE M. CHRISMAN, JOHN C. DANGLES, CHRIS J. DAVIS, DANIEL S. DILLON, ROSEMARY DITTMAN, MARY ELLEN DUNBAR, EARL R. DWYER,MAUREEN S. DYGERT, ROSELIND C. GLETTEN, FRED HEATON,STEPHEN L. JANSSEN, DONNA S. JEFFORDS, CHRISTOPHER A. KIESEWETTER,TERRY L. I , , . ,.,A.A.L M. 264 KRAFT, ROYCE C. LAMONT, BERNADINE K. MC CASKEY,MYRYON L. MC MASTER, DEBORAH L. MELOAN, ANNE E. NORD, LAWRENCE A. OBENLAND, JAMES J. PAYTON, CHRISTINE PROUD PROCHASKA, LAWRENCE J. RENKEN, SHERYLL A. SHAN, PEGGY S. SKOVRONSKI, JOYCE J. STEELANDT, DANIEL E. SWANSON, JOSEPH H. TAYLOR, ROBERT L. WALDEN, JOE C. WALTERS, STEVEN R. YUSKIS, MARK A. ZOVNIC, ANTHONY A. TRACKS RAT FOLLOWING THEIR BASIC PHILOSOPHY THAT THERE SHOULD BE NO DIVISIONS BETWEEN TEACHING AND RESEARCH, THE DEPART- MENT OF CHEMISTRY HAS DEVOTED MUCH TIME TO REVISING BOTH THE GRADU- ATE AND UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS. THE DEPARTMENT HAS AP- PROVED TWO TRACKS AT THE BACCALAUREATE LEVEL: B.S. IN CHEMISTRY AND THE B.A. WHICH IS A FLEXIBLE LIBERAL ARTS IFIED IN CHEMSITRY DEGREE, EXPLAINED SOL SHULMAN, CHAIRMAN OF THE CHEMISTRY DEPART- MENT. THE FACULTY ALSO APPROVED A BARE MINI- MUM OF REQUIRED CORE COURSES, THUS ALLOWING MORE FLEXIBILITY IN ELECTIVES. TWO TRACKS WERE ALSO SANCTIONED AT THE GRADUATE LEVEL: M.S. IN CHEMISTRY RE- QUIRING A THESIS AND AN M.S. IN TEACHING OF CHEM- ISTRY WHICH DOES NOT RE- QUIREATHESIS. FRONT: ROBERT RICKHER, PREsl- SECRETARY: BERNARD '-- RYDER, DENTi MARK JENSEN, vice- ADVISOR. NOT PlcTuREo: JOHN PRESIDENT. BACK: JOANN cLARK,MosER,TREASURER. CLUB SELLS LAB COATS OPEN TO ANYONE INTER- ESTED IN CHEMISTRY, THE CHEMISTRY CLUB HOPES TO BENEFIT THE GENERAL STUDENT BY DISTRIBUTING THE HANDBOOK OF CHEM- ISTRY AND PHYSICS. MEM- BERS ALSO SELL LAB COATS AND APRONS TO STUDENTS. SEVERAL MEETINGS HIGH- LIGHTED DEPARTMENTAL, AREA, AND OUTSIDE SPEAKERS WHO LECTURE ON THEIR PARTICULAR AREAS OF RESEARCH. 265 266 BERG, DON BOOTH, DAVID E. CONSIDINE,JR. ROBERT E HAMER,MICHAEL E. HAYES,JOHN F. HIGHSMlTH,SANDRA T. HODEL,KENNETH A. JOHNSON,GLEN J. JOHNSON, WILLIAM C. KALLVY, DENNIS M. MOSS, PHILIP C. NOOROLLAH, IRAJ REMMEL, RANDALL J. RICKHER III, ROBERT L. SMITH, JAMES E. STEINER, RONALD L. VAN HOVELN,MARK E. ECON UNDER NEW HEAD UNDER THE NEW LEADER- SHIP OF FREDERICK FIRE- STONE, THE ECONOMICS DE- PARTMENT HAS CONTINUED RAPID EXPANSION AND GROWTH WITH AN INCREASE OF FIFTY-THREE PERCENT IN THE NUMBER OF STU- DENTS MAJORING IN ECO- NOMICS. THE ECONOMICS DEPART- MENT, LIKE MOST OTHER FIELDS IS CONSTANTLY UN- DERGOING EVALUATION FOR ITS BETTERMENT FOR BOTH THE STUDENTS AND COM- MUNITY IT SERVES. THIS YEAR IT IS SEEKING TO ESTABLISH A DOCTOR OF ARTSDEGREE. THE I970-7I SCHOOL TERM ALSO BROUGHT TWO NEW ORGANIZATIONS ON CAMPUS -OMICRON DELTA EPSILON, HONORARY SOCIETY FOR ECONOMICS MAJORS, AND A NEWLY FORMED ECO- NOMICS CLUB. ECONOMIC PROBLEMS CONCERN CLUB BEGINNING THEIR FIRST YEAR AS A CAMPUS OR- GANIZATION, THE ASSOCIA- TION OF COMPARATIVE ECONOMICS WAS INTERESTED IN PRESENTING A PROGRAM WHICH WOULD BE RELEVANT TO THEIR NEEDS AND WHICH WOULD HELP THE UNIVER- SITY COMMUNITY RECOGNIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF ECO- NOMIC AFFAIRS. FEATURED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR WERE GUEST LECTURERS WHO SPOKE ON ECONOMIC PROBLEMS AND DEVELOP- MENTS AT THEIR TIME OF INTEREST. LEFT: BRENT EVANS, VICE-PRESI- DENTI MICHAEL DELOOSE, PRES- IDENT. NOT PICTURED: JUDY LYNN CANTER, SECRETARYI DR. J. BOM- BELLES,ADVISOR. 267 268 CREEK, ROBERT L. KINZINGER, HARRY A. KIPFER, ROBERT S. MC CLURE, STEPHEN L. NELSEN,MICHAEL W. POPPIE, FRANK Q. SPERA, JOSEPH P. SPIUEY, RICHARD L. URNEST, CHARLES V. WILCOX, ROBERT J. WILLIAMS, RICHARD L. WOLAN, JEROME M. YODER, KENNETH W. ZOMORRODIAN, NOUR M ENGLISH DEPARTMENT OFFERS NEW DIRECTED BY HENRY ADAMS, THE ISU DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH HAS KEPT PACE WITH ITS GROWING ENROLL- MENT. AN INCREASED FAC- ULTY MEMBERSHIP SET THE STAFF TOTAL AT 86. THE UNDERGRADUATE ENROLL- MENT TOTALLED 795, WHILE GRADUATE STUDENTS NUM- BERED83. THIS YEAR'S CURRICULUM ACKNOWLEDGED THE POPU- LAR PLEA FOR EDUCATION- AL RELEVANCY WITH THE COURSE ADDITION OF A NEW COURSE, MODERN WORLD LITERA- TURE SINCE I940. ANOTHER INNOVATION IN THE DEPARTMENT'S AC- TIVITIES INCLUDED THE PUBLICATION OF A JOURNAL ENTITLED -ILA-Ig, STUDIE-S BY FACULTY MEMBERS, DR. ROGER EASSON AND DR. KAY EASSON. THE JOURNAL PUBLISHED TWICE YEARLY, CLAIIvIED NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CIRCULA- TION. CLUB FEATURES VARIED PROGRAM TEACHING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE, THE TOPIC OF A TALK GIVEN BY DR. LEGER BROSNAHAN WAS ONE OF THE VARIED LECTURES PRESENTED BY THE ENGLISH CLUB. THIS ORGANIZATION, WHICH AIMS TO FURTHER INTEREST IN ENGLISH, IS OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS. THEIR MONTHLY MEETINGS INCLUDE SUCH PROGRAMS AS BOOK RE- VIEWS, READING OF STU- DENT WRITINGS, AND TRIPS TOSEEPLAYS. FRONT: GAYLE SMITH, PUBLICITY CO-CHAIRMAN: DEAN HUGUET, VICE-PRESIDENT: RENEE SPENCER, SECRETARY - TREASURER. BACK: KENT VAN METER, PUBLICITY CO-CHAIRMAN: SCOTT EATHERLY, ADVISOR. NOT PICTURED: ROBERTA SOMMER, PRESIDENT. 269 270 ACKERMAN, LEAH A. ALEXANDER, PHYLLIS A. ANNIS, CAROL J. BAFFORD, LANA R. BANE, KATHLEEN BARTHEL,GREGORY L. BARTOLOMUCCI, KATHLEEN R BATEMAN, PEGGY A. BEEBE, RONALD W. BERAN, PATRICIA R. BIERBAUM, THOMAS L. BIRKY, R. JOY BLACK, GARY L. BOLOS, HELEN BOSSHARDT, BARBARA A. BRAZEL, ROSE M. BRITTAN, BEVERLY J. BURKS, DAVID M. BUSEMAN, RENEE M. CARSON, MARCIA L. CLARK, FRANCHON M CLARK, JOYCE A CONZETT, KAREN S CRANE, LINDA J DECKER, LINDA D. DEMAY, JOANNE M. DOLAN, TERRANCE A. ELMORE, BARBARA J. ,Qw- ETZEL, SUSAN M. FERRY, HARLAN H. FOLLlS,SHlRLEYA. Wt. f .,., FORNOFF,MARILYN K. GRUSSING, LINDA J. GUILL, JOHN H. HEISEL, KATHLEEN L. GREER, PATRICIA A. if HEINKOFF, LARRY H. Y' HERDER, MARILYN K. HEYE, BARBARA N. 1.-A-.wrt HICKEY, COLLEEN 271 3 I WE 'fTb5?l?l4?T2, , fi' 'JEEW7 3 Q I 4 5' x tg,-sv' 272 HUGUET,DEANM. JOHNSON, DAVID K. KAY, SHARON K. KIES,JOHN R. KING, LINDA L. KOCH,M. HELENE KOERPER, KEVIN KULA, JANICE J. LADOUCEUR, JEANNE A. LADZINSKI, JAMES E. LARSEN, CONSTANCE A. LIDDLE, LINDA L. LOFTIN,MICHAEL R. MC ANELLY, BELINDA C. MC CLELLAND, DAVID L. MC DONALD, JOIE CH ESNUT MAJCINA, DOROTHY L. MAY, PAMELA L. MELZ, BRUCE R. MILLER, JANET B. MILOSEVICH,MARILYN S MILTON,JULIENEI MOODIE,JERRELLA MOTT,MARJEAN F MURNAN, JOSEPH F MUSTUK, CHRISTINE M. NEWLAND, JAMES J NIGHSWONGER, SHEILA L. NOVAK, RONALD T. O'BRI EN, LORRAINE E. PFEIFF, JOE L. PICHON, ROSEANNE PHILLIPS, PAMELA A. RICKETTS, CAROL K. ROBINSON, LINDA S. ROONEY, MELODY A. ROSS, CINDY L. ROUNDS, WILLIAM C. SALINS, LOISM. SANDAGE, DONALD W. if an NX Nam QFY' vy. 'Q 273 274 IF SEEGERS, MARY A. SHEA, PEGGY SIEGFRIED, SUSAN M. SIEMBAB, LUCIA. SIERRA, MARTHA M. SIMON,TONYA G. SIPPEL, PATRICIA M. SOMMER1 ROBERTA C STEINER, KAREN A. STOLLER, SUSAN D. TERRY, KATHLEEN A TROTTER,JEAN A. VOYT,GAIL K. WARNING, MARCIA A. FIVE LANGUAGES, LAB AND LIBRARY AVAILABLE CONTINUALLY IMPROVING, THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT UNDER THE DIRECTION THOMAS E. COM- FORT, HAS EXPANDED TO INCLUDE A PROGRAM IN THE STUDY OF ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE AS WELL AS ITS EFFECTIVE CURRICULA IN FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH, RUSSIAN, ANDLATIN. TO SUPPLEMENT CLASS WORK THE BUDDING LIN- GUIST MAY PRACTICE ON HIS OWN IN THE LANGUAGE LAB, OR HE MAY TAKE AD- VANTAGE OF THE LANGUAGE REFERENCE LIBRARY, BOTH FOUND ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF STEVENSON HALL. OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDY- ING ABROAD ARE AVAILABLE AT GRENOBLE, FRANCE DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR FOR THE MORE THAN I800 STUDENTS PRESENTLY TAK- ING COURSES IN LANGUAGE. DURING THE SUMMER QUALI- FIED STUDENTS MAY ENROLL IN UNIVERSITIESIN GRAFING, GERMANY AND MADRID, SPAIN IN ADDITION TO GRENOBLE. DELTA PHI ALPHA OFFERS FURTHER GERMAN STUDY P IN SPITE OF ITS GREEK TITLE, DELTA PHI ALPHA IS THE NAME OF AN HON- ORARY ISU GERMAN FRA- TERNITY. THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION, ACCORDING TO PRESIDENT KATHY ZALUCHA, IS TO PROMOTE FURTHER STUDY OF GERMAN CULTURE AND LANGUAGE. THIS IS AC- COMPLISHED WITH FILMS AND LECTURES. FIVE NEW MEMBERS WERE WELCOMED INTO THE HONORARY OR- GANIZATION THIS YEAR BY FORMAL INVITATION. FRONT: KATHY ZALUCHA, PRESI- DENTI RHONDA FIKE, SECRETARY. BACK: DR. WILLIAM FUEHRER, AD- VISOR. NOT PICTURED: JAN HILAND, VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER. 275 276 SPEAKERS, CONVENTION HIGHLIGHT LATIN CLUB IN ORDER TO DEVELOP AND PROMOTE INTEREST IN THE HISTORY, ART LITERATURE, CUSTOMS, AND CULTURE OF GREECE AND LATIN, THE ISU CHAPTER OF DELTA FRONT: MARJEAN MOTT, SECRE- TARYJ MARY LEE LOW, PRESIDENT. BACK: PATRICIA SHIELDS, TREAS- URERJ HENRY MANAHAN, ADVISOR. NOT PICTURED: TIM GRIFFITHS, VICE-PRESIDENT. GERMAN CLUB STRESSES LANGUAGE, CULTURE .f A MU, ETA SIGMA PHI WAS ESTABLISHED. THE CLUB SPONSORED VARIOUS SPEAK- ERS AS ROBERT DUNCAN DISCUSSING ISRAEL-AN- CIENT AND MODERN. OTHER ACTIVITIES INCLUDED WORKING WITH THE LATIN CONTEST FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND THE JUNIOR CLASSICAL CONVENTION INTHESPRING. PROMOTING INTEREST FOR ANYONE CONCERNED WITH THE GERMAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE IS THE AIM OF THE GERMAN CLUB. ACTIV- ITIES INCLUDED AN OCTO- BER FEST CELEBRATING THE HARVEST AND A FASCHING PARTY WHICH IS A GERMAN RELIGIOUS HOLIDAY HELD TWO DAYS PRIOR TO LENT. MEMBERS ALSO WENT ON A FIELD TRIP TO GERMAN-TOWN IN CHICAGO, WHERE THEY VIS- ITED STORES AND ATE IN A GERMAN RESTAURANT. FRONT: NANCY MACTAGUE, SEC- RETARYi JAN HILAND, TREASURER. BACK: MIKE MULHOLLAND, VICE- PRESIDENT: DOUG ROBERTS, PRES- IDENT. CLUB ACCENTS SPANISH A WEEKLY COFFEE HOUR SPONSORED BY LE CERCLE FRANCAIS PROVIDED ANY STUDENTS INTERESTED IN FRENCH THE OPPORTUNITY TO PRACTICE FRENCH CON- VERSATION. THE CLUB ALSO SPONSORED ITS AN- NUAL MONTE CARLO NIGHT, WITH PROCEEDS GOING FOR STUDY SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF GRE- NOBLE. MEMBERS WERE ALSO GIVEN A CHANCE TO CULTIVATE THEIR LITER- ARY TALENTS IN A CON- TEST CO-SPONSORED WITH THE FRENCH CULTURAL SERVICE. FRONT: SUSAN LEWIS, SECRETARY: CHUCK SPROAT, VICE-PRESIDENT. BACK: DAN SYLVESTER, PRESI- DENT5 GEORGE PETROSSIAN, AD- VISOR. NOT PICTURED: VICKI HARDEN, TREASURER. IN ORDER TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE WITH A COMMON INTEREST IN SPANISH TO MEET INFORMALLY TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SPANISH SPEAKING COUNTRIES LA TERTULIA HISPANICA WAS FOUNDED. ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR INCLUDED A WEEKLY SPANISH RADIO SHOW, TALKS BY STUDENTS WHO VISITED SPAIN AND MEXICO, AND SPANISH FILMS. FRONT: OLGA A. MARTINEZ, AD- VISOR, DIANE GERDING, PRESIDENT. BACK NOELLA VELA, VICE-PRESI- DENTi GARY OLSON, PUBLICITYI NANCY WUNDERLICH, SECRETARY- TREASURER. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS 277 ALDRIDGE, JOYCE D. ALTMAN, SHARON E. ANDERSON, CAROL A. BAGINSKI, PEGGY J. BARNET, PATRICIA M. BOWLBY, RICK D. BROWN, KAREN L. CREGS, PAULETTE M. DIETRICH, DIANE J. EPLEY,JACQUELINE B EVANS, CHRISTINE C. FAIR, DIERDRE A. FLAHERTY, JAMES F. FORTU NA, MARY JO GRIFFITHS, TIMOTHY J HARGIS, JOCELYN H. HEPNER, REBECCA L. HISCHER, DOROTHY S. HUENEBURG, FELIX J. JERINA, LINDA L. KAPLAN, GAYLE J. KOSMECKI, STANLEY J. KUCHAN, MARY JO LAMBERT, JUDITH A. LAWRENCE, ROSALIE A. MARUCCI, KATHLEEN A. MASON,VICTORlAJ. NEUREUTHER,MARJORIEJ. NEWQUIST,ANNETTE L. NOHL,JOSEPH A. POGGIOLI, NANCY A. POPE, NOLAN F. ROBERTS, DOUGLAS J. RUSSELL, MICHAEL E. RUSSELL, STEVE A. SCROGGIN, DIANE SIBIGTROTH, BARBARA S. SOPER, CLAUDIA J. SWANSON, CAROL D. TALLON, ELIZABETH M. 4f 'V 279 280 TINDER, RANDOLPH L. TORRES, DOMINGO TRUMP, KATHLEEN D. VOJNOVlCH,JOHN A. WALLACE, MONICA F. WILLIAMS, LINDA K. WUNDERLICH, NANCY J 'i'- ' lm OFFERED THIS YEAR ISU BOASTS ONE OF THE GEOLOGY WAS MADE MAJOR IN GEOLOGY I 5 I Q OLDEST DEPARTMENTS OF GEOGRAPHY IN THE COUN- TRY DATING FROM I903, ACCORDING TO JOHN E. TROTTER, HEAD OF THE GEOGRAPHY-GEOLOGY DE- PARTMENT. THIS YEAR THE DEPARTMENT SERVES 8,000 STUDENTS, ALMOST DOUBLE PREVIOUS YEARS. STAFF MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES SEVENTEEN GEOGRAPHERS AND FOUR GEOLOGISTS. FOR THE FIRST TIME A MAJOR'S PROGRAM IN AVAILABLE. THE UNDER- GRADUATE PROGRAM IN GEOGRAPHY WAS GREATLY REVISED, ALLOWING FLEX- IBILITY AND MORE OP- TIONS FOR MAJORS AND MINORS. THE GRADUATE STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO THEIR OWN WORKROOM, THE CAR- DIOGRAPHIC LABORATORY, WHICH WAS MODERNIZED BY THE ADDITION OF NEW EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING A NEW VARITYPER. GTU FURTHERS GEOGRAPH S Y INTEREST ISU'S ALPHA CHAPTER OF GAMMA THETA UPSILON WAS FOUNDED IN 1928. THIS HONORARY GEOGRAPHY FRATERNITY, WHICH HAS APPROXIMATELY THIRTY ACTIVE MEMBERS, AIMS TO STRENGTHEN STUDENT AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING THROUGH ACADEMIC EX- PERIENCES OTHER THAN THOSE OF THE CLASSROOM AND LABORATORY. THE CLUB SPONSORED SPEAKERS FROM VARIOUS FIELDS AND HELD FIELD TRIPS TO PLACES OF GEOGRAPHIC INTEREST. FRONT: BRUCE FALK, VICE-PRESI- DENTI ROBERT KAYS, PRESIDENT. BACK: DAVE GUSTAFSON, SECRE- TARY. 281 282 ALSENE, WALTER L. BAKER, LARRY D. BOWER, RICKY J. BURDETTE, MIKE G. DIEMER,JAMES R. DUSING,WILLIAM F. ELBOW, DAVID P. FOSTER,JOHN S. GINGRICK,LESLIE GUNNERSON, JOHN C. GUSTAFSON, DAVID A. HAWBAKER, REUBEN L. HILTABRAND, GARY G. KAYS, ROBERT M. KOLB, GUY D. MALINOWSKI, RICHARD S MEYER,MICHAEL D. MILLER, STEPHEN E. MORRIS, JOANN MORTON, CARL W. NELSON, ROBERTA A. PERZ, FRANCES M. PETERSON, KATHLEEN D. RIBECA, DAVID L. RIPLEY, EDWARD M. STAPLETON, JAMES M. STARBUCK, DEBORAH R. ui1 mwmwfQ www,Q fQfa. .M ., ...wr-mm-m..,..M.u , 1 283 in-.M 284 'llmwf -si' HISTORY DEPT. GROWS, STRESSES NEW COURSES THE DEPARTMENT OF HIS- TORY WELCOMED SIX NEW FACULTY MEMBERS THIS YEAR. TWENTY-NINE DE- PARTMENTAL POSITIONS WERE FILLED TO MEET THE DEMANDS OF AN INCREASED STUDENT ENROLLMENT. BESIDES EXTENSION OF THE DEPARTMENT'S STAFF, STRESS WAS PLACED ON IN- CORPORATING NEW COURSES IN NON - WESTERN HISTORY. CONSEQUENTLY, COURSES IN ASIAN AND AFRICAN HISTORY WERE ADDED TO THE CURRICULUM, EXPLAINED EARL A. REITAN, CHAIR- MAN OF THE HISTORY DE- PARTMENT. IN ADDITION, THE DEPART- MENT OF HISTORY IS AT- TEMPTING TO INCLUDE A DOCTORAL DEGREE IN ITS GRADUATE PROGRAM. THE DEPARTMENT IS PRESENTLY STUDYING THE POSSIBILITY OF A DOCTOR OF ARTS DEGREE. HONORARY WORKS TOWARD UNITY PROMOTING HISTORICAL STUDIES AT THE WORLD, NATIONAL, AND LOCAL LEVELS IS ONE OF THE PURPOSES OF PHI ALPHA THETA. ANOTHER AIM OF THIS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FOR HISTORY IS THE BUILDING OF UNITY WITHIN THE HISTORY PRO- FESSION. GUEST SPEAKERS PRESENTED PAPERS ON RELAVENT HISTORICAL TOPICS DURING THE CLUB'S MONTHLY MEETINGS. FRONT: DR. LUCY LUCILA TASHER, ADVISOR: MARY BETH RYAN, HIS- TORIANi EILEEN WELLENBORG, SECRETARY. BACK: NEAL LINDER, TREASURER, RICH MOORE, VICE- PRESIDENT: JOHN LANG, PRESI- DENT. BALES, REBECCA E BASTUCK, JON J BENNETT, FORESTD BERGSTROM,CHRISTINE E BREMNER,WILLIAM J. BROWN,MARK D. BUHRMANN,JEFFERY F. CANNON, ITA M. CARLTON, CATHERINE E. CARPENTER, LINDA R. CHAVE, ROBERT M. DILLEY, STAN F. DOUGLASS, JANE L. ERICKSON, RICHARD D. FINLEY, JAMES FLAHERTY, JAMES P. FRITZ, GARY S. GARST, STEVEN L. GOTCH, RICHARD T. GREENE, PAUL KENNETH 53 fr 286 HAYES, DAVID L. HENLEY, TERRY M. HOLST, DAVID L. HOUGH, DONNA L. HOUT, MARY LOU HUSSAN, SUZANNE ILES,WOODSON A. JIRKOVSKY, WILLIAM M. JOHNSON, BRYCE G. KOVALE, KAREN S. KRUGER,MARY B. LAMB,CAROLYN S. LANGLOIS, BARBARA A. LILE, ERIC A. LOFGREN, GREGORY J. LOGAN, JOHN F. MC INTOSH, GREGORY B MENNENGA, WILLIAM A MICKUS, LAIMA MOSIER, ROBERT W. NULL, JERRY L. O'HARROW, LINDA K. PAESEL, EDWARD W. PETREE, ROBERT A. POLSON, GARY G. PRITTS, DAVID R. PUFAHL, WARREN T. RASMUSSEN, ROBERT G. REEB, PAUL E. RIGNEY, MARY L. RISLEY, DAVID C. ROGERS, STEPHEN T. SCHAMBURG, PAMELA J. SCHNEIDERMAN, DENNIS R. SEGVICH, DAVID OWEN SHERER1 ROBERT G. STARK, WILLIAM E. STENBORG, PETER G. STRIFLER, PETE STUDNICKI, PAUL A. ,. mg 1 'uv ,r-....,.4y 'Yr-4 287 'WU if aim ? SULLIVAN,GARY L. TROTTER, DAVID C. TURNOCK,THOMAS L. VAN DE VOORDE, RICHARD M VOGT,PATRICIA A. WElSS,TERRY M. WHISKER, DOUG D. WILLIAMSON, JAMES A. WISSEHR, RUTH A. WRIGHT, HELEN M. YBARRA, LAWRENCE D, ZEITER, GAYA L. i L A NATIONAL UNDERGRADU- ATE FRATERNITY FOR LI- BRARY SCIENCE MAJORS AND MINORS, ALPHA BETA ALPHA AIMS TO FURTHER THE PRO- FESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE OF ITS MEMBERS BY STIMU- LATING THEIR INTERESTS IN BOOKS AND PEOPLE. BE- SIDES THEIR MONTHLY MEETINGS FEATURING SPEAKERS, THE CLUB SPON- SORED AN APPLE SALE DUR- ING HOMECOMING AND TWO PLEDGE PROGRAMS - ONE DURING THE WINTER, THE OTHER IN THE SPRING. FRONT: BERNADINE LAMONT, RE- CORDING SECRETARY, NINA MOTT, PRESIDENT: LINDA NIELSEN, COR- RESPONDING SECRETARY. BACK: VALERIE WILFORD, ADVISOR: MAR- VIN SCHUMAKER, HISTORIANJ EUNICE H. SPEER, ADVISOR: BETH HISCHER, TREASURER. NOT PIC- TURED LAURA GARRETT, VICE- PRESIDENT. LIBRARY SCIENCE AIMS TOWARD GRADUATE WORK THE LIBRARY SCIENCE UN- DERGRADUATE PROGRAM IS PLANNED TO COORDINATE WITH GRADUATE LIBRARY SCIENCE PROGRAMS OF- FERED BY ACCREDITED LIBRARY SCHOOLS. IT OF- FERS THREE AREAS OF APPROACH. ONE IS A MA- JOR IN LIBRARY SCIENCE? THE SECOND, A MINORI OR THIRD, A RESOURCE FOR STUDENTS IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. THE UNDER- GRADUATE PROGRAM PRE- PARES STUDENTS FOR WORK IN BOTH SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC LIBRARIES. UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF EUNICE H. SPEER, ACTING HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT, MEMBERS PARTICIPATED IN SEVERAL MEETINGS IN THE SPRING. THE DEPART- MENT ALSO SPONSORED THE SCHOOL LIBRARY IN- STITUTE WHICH WAS AT- TENDED BY AREA LIBRAR- IANS. IN ADDITION, MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMENT WORK WITH MILNER LIBRARY TO PRESENT THE ELEANOR WEIR WALCH LECTURE SERIES. ABA URGES INTEREST IN BOOKS, PEOPLE Bu 290 BLAIR, CYNTHIA R. BRUBAKER, CHERYL A. BUCKINGHAM, MARY J. DUMAS, DEBORAH A. HENDERSON, DONNA M. HISCHER, ELIZABETH T. HOCHSTATTER, KATHY A MOTT, NINA PERKINS, DE ETTA L. PICKWORTH,JOY L. PUTNAM,JEANNEM. SCHEIFINGER, SALLY W. TAYLOR, CLAUDIA S. MATH ENROLLMENT REACH ES 10,000 IN '71 AN EXPECTED 10,000 STU- DENTS WILL BE ENROLLED IN MATHEMATICS COURSES FOR THE 1970-71 SCHOOL YEAR AND SUMMER SES- SION ACCORDING TO DR. CLYDE T. MCCORMICK, HEAD OF THE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT. WITH 840 MAJORS MATHEMATICS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST DE- PARTMENTS IN THE COL- LEGE. IN ORDER TO MODERNIZE THEIR DEPARTMENT, NEW SEQUENCES IN CALCULUS AND LINEAR ALGEBRA HAVE BEEN INCORPORATED INTO THE CURRICULUM. BESIDES THESE, SIX COURSES CON- CERNED WITH THE NUM- BERS SYSTEM, VECTOR CAL- CULUS, COURSES DESIGNED FOR THE ELEMENTARY TEACHER, AND AN INTRO- DUCTORY COURSE TO COM- PUTERS AND PROGRAMMING HAVE BEENADDED. HONORARY DISCUSSES RESEARCH FINDINGS AN HONORARY SOCIETY IN MATHEMATICS, KAPPA MU EPSILON AIMS TO PRO- MOTE INTEREST IN MATH AND TO PROVIDE A SOCIETY THAT WILL RECOGNIZE THE ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE FIELD OF MATHEMATICS. AT THEIR MONTHLY MEET- INGS, FACULTY MEMBERS AND PERSONS FROM THE COMMUNITY SPEAK ON TOPICS DEALING WITH THEORETICAL AS WELL AS APPLIED MATHEMATICS. A SALE OF MATHEMATIC BOOKS WAS SPONSORED BY THIS ORGANIZATION SECOND SEMESTER. FRONT: DR. ORLYN EDGE, ADVISORI JOHN LALLY, VICE-PRESIDENT. BACK: DIANN SCHROEDER, SOCIAL CHAIRMAN, JANE HOFFMAN, NEWS- LETTER EDITOR! CAROL REMING- TON, HISTORIAN. NOT PICTURED: JAMES WETZEL, TREASURER, SUS- WILLIAM BELLOT, PRESIDENT, AN MC GOVERN,SECRETARY. 291 292 CLUBI4ELPS CONFERENCE ORGANIZED TO STUDY AND DISCUSS MATHEMATICS PROBLEMS BEYOND THOSE OFFERED IN REGULAR CLASSES, THE MATH CLUB FEATURES SPEAKERS IN THE FIELD OF MATH AND RELATED FIELDS AT THEIR MONTHLY MEETINGS. MEM- BERS ALSO HELP WITH THE ANNUAL MATH CONFER- ENCE HELD IN THE SPRING. THIS CONFERENCE BRINGS TOGETHER MATH TEACHERS ON BOTH THE ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY LEVEL. FRONT: TARA SCHMITZ, SECRE STEIN ADVISOR LINDA BROWN TARYI BEVERLY RICH, VICE SOCIAL CHAIRMAN BRAD WINANS PRESIDENT: DIANN SCHROEDER TREASURER PRESIDENT. BACK: JAMES HIR A ly H ALLEN, ROBERT L. ANDERSON, BRUCE C. ANDERSON, SAM W. AUSTIN, CHARLES O. BAUTER, SUSAN L. BELLOT,WILLIAM H. BOEHLE, JANICE BOHLANDER, RICHARD L. BOEK, LARRY T. BRANDT, CONNIE JO BYE, ROBERT A. COONEY, KATHLEEN A. CORRIERE, DIANNE CURRY, LARRY J. DAVIS, DELBERT L. DAVIS, JAMES B. DENNIS, RICHARD S. DEWITTE,MICHAEL J. DONOHUE, EUGENE F. DUNN, LINDA B. 1'-' ind 293 .Qwf 'Y-Q.. v-gif I 41-4' 294 EADS, ROGER D. EBENS, MARY J. EBNER, CHERYL I. FALK, RAY A. FELDMANN,'MARILYN E. GARLISCH, ROGER C. GENTRY, ROCKTON L. GRACE, GARY GORDON GRAVELLE,CAROLYN R. GRONEWALD,THOMASM HAAS,JAMES F. HAWKS,GEORGE E. HECKINGER, RICHARD A HENRY, JAMES R. HILL, RANDALL N. HOLDIMAN, BARBARA J. HOLSTINE, SANDRA K. HURLIMAN, JANET L. IMIG, RICKY A. JARKA, RENA M. JEHLING,THOM J KEMPF,THERESE M KlNDRED,WILLIAMJ KING,CLEO F KING, ROBERT J KIPATZ, PAUL A. KROHN, ROBERTA J KULA, MARILYN J LARSON, BARBARA C. LElBEL,CHERYL D. LlTTLE,ALLEN W. LITTLE,STEPHEN A. LYNN, BARBARA J MC CARTY, KATHLEEN M MC GOVERN, SUSAN E MC ROBERTS, COLLEEN M MALINSKY, DOUGLAS E MANNING, BECKY L. MEGLIN,LINDA R. MEYER,WENDELL L. is-9 295 ,P ,flu nf'- 'N' 296 4174 'ZX' 5' -.A, MILLER, JACK L. MITCHELL,CHARLES E. MOORE, JOYCE MORRlS,MIKE D. MOSER, DEBORAH A. 0MMEN,SHARON J. PETERSON,MARY A. PFEIFER,JUDITH L. PIPER,JANICE F. POLICH, PAULA A. POMERING, RAYMOND H POZNANSKY,STEVEN R. RADICE, MICHAEL I. REH, PAMELA J. REYNOLDS, BRAD H. RICH, BEVERLY S. RICHMOND, VICKY M. RUSSELL, CAROLINE S. SCASNY, EDWARD J. SCHARFF, ANN E. SHAROS, MITZIE M. SH ESOL, SARILEE SHIRE, RALPH J. SLAVICEK, THOMAS R. STIMPERT, DANIEL P. SUKTA, JOSEPH J. SUTTON,MARVlN D. SWANSON,JANICE K. SWARTZ, G. K. SZOTT, BETTY M. THEMANSON,CHRISTlNA A. TOBERMAN, LYNDA M. TOEPKE, REX O. URBAN, DAVID E. VARTANIAN, CATHERINE A. VON ROHR,WILLlAM E. WALLES, PAUL H. WETZEL,JAMES B. WRIGHT,ALLEN B. .. 297 W I!! 298 'WK DEPARTMENT GRADUATES ISIPHILOSOP THE SMALLEST AND ONE OF THE YOUNGEST OF THE DEPARTMENTS WHICH MAKE UP THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE, THE PHILOSO- PHY DEPARTMENT, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF KENNETH C. KENNARD, WAS ESTAB- LISHED IN I967. THE PHILOSOPHY PROGRAM HAS DEVELOPED RAPIDLY DURING THE PAST ACA- DEMIC YEAR. THE DEPART- MENT SEEKS TO BE RE- SPONSIVE TO THE NEEDS OF THE STUDENT. AS DR. KENNARD EXPRESSED IT, gllnuq' H YMAJOR WE ARE PRESENTLY IN AN ERA WHEN HUMAN KNOWLEDGE HAS BECOME HIGHLY FRAGMENTED AND SPECIALIZED AND THIS TENDENCY NEEDS TO BE COMPLEMENTED BY INTER- DISCIPLINARY STUDY WHICH ATTEMPTS TO INTEGRATE AND SYNTHESIZE OUR KNOWLEDGE. THE YEAR 1971 ALSO WIT- NESSED THE FIRST STUDENT TO GRADUATE FROM ISU WITH A BACHELOR DEGREE IN PHILOSOPHY. MEULLER MUELLER MUELLER MUELLER: MUELLER MUELLER: MUELLER MUELLER MUELLER, MUELLER, MUELLER, MUELLER, MUELLER, MU ELLER, MUELLER, MUELLER, MUELLER, MUELLER, MUELLER, MUELLER, I I ROSS A ROSS A ROSS A ROSS A. ROSS A ROSS A. ROSS A ROSS A ROSS A. ROSS A. ROSS A. ROSS A. ROSS A. ROSS A. ROSS A. ROSS A. ROSS A. ROSS A. ROSS A. ROSS A. 299 PHYSICS DEPT. SMALL BUT WELL EQUIPPED THE DEPARTMENT OF PHY- SICS, UNDER THE DIREC- TION OF DR. HAROLD J. BORN SINCE I966, IS A SMALL DEPARTMENT WITH APPROXIMATELY 75 MAJORS THIS YEAR. THOUGH SMALL THE DE- PARTMENT HAS A WELL EQUIPPED SHOP WITH A LATHE, MILLING MACHINE, DRILL PRESS, CUT OFF SAW, BAND SAW, AND WELD- ING AND BRAZING EQUIP- MENT. A NUCLEAR DATA I024 MULTICHANNEL ANA- LYZER WITH THE NECES- MEMBERS TOUR POWER S SARY PERIPHERAL EQUIP- MENT IS AVAILABLE FOR NUCLEAR EXPERIMENTS. OTHER EQUIPMENT MAY BE USED FOR PLASMA AND IO- NIZATION EXPERIMENTS AND TEMPERATURE ELECTRICAL STUDIES OF SOLIDS. THE PHYSICS DEPARTMENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OPERATION OF THE ISU PLANETARIUM IN WHICH CLASS INSTRUCTION IS GIVEN AND A REGULAR PROGRAM OF PUBLIC SHOWS PRESENTED. TATION ADVANCEMENT OF KNOWL- EDGE CONCERNING THE SCIENCE OF PHYSICS AND ITS APPLICATION TO HU- MAN WELFARE IS THE PUR- POSE OF THE PHYSICS CLUB. DURING THE YEAR MEM- BERS TOOK A FIELD TRIP TO DRESDEN NUCLEAR POWER STATION IN MORRIS, ILL. TO TOUR THE REACTIVATOR USED THERE. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR THE CLUB SEARCHED FOR A FREE ROOM TO HOUSE THEIR EXCELLORATOR AND TO USE FOR EXPERIMENTS. FRONT: DARLENE STEIGLER, SEC- RETARY, NERIO CALGARO, PRESI- DENT. BACK: MICHAEL RADICE, TREASURER: JOHN STRIEGEL, VICE-PRESIDENT. NOT PICTURED: JUERGENSCHROEER,ADVISOR. CALGARO, NERIO J. ,ARzzzxzi2:::f SzCE1:zLf's:s::s:,:g I IAIS POLI SCI REORGAN IZES DEPARTMENT THE REVAMPING OF THE UNDERGRADUATE CURRICU- LUM WAS A MAJOR TASK FOR THE POLITICAL SCI- ENCE DEPARTMENT THIS YEAR. DR. HIBBERT R. ROBERTS, CHAIRMAN OF THE DEPARTMENT EX- PLAINED THAT THE DE- PARTMENT TRYS TO OFFER COURSES WHICH WILL GIVE THE STUDENT A CHANCE TO GAIN FIELD EXPERIENCE. AT PRESENT 30 HOURS OVER FOUR OUT OF FIVE AREAS ARE REQUIRED OF THE POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR. THE FIVE AREAS INCLUDE POLITICAL PHI- LOSOPHY, THEORY, AND METHODOLOGY, AMERICAN POLITICSI COMPARATIVE POLITICS, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: AND PUBLIC LAW AND ADMINISTRATION. IN ADDITION TO THE TEACHING FIELD, STUDENTS IN THIS FIELD CAN PRE- PARE FOR A CAREER IN FEDERAL AND STATE GOV- ERNMENTS, AND THEY CAN ALSO RECEIVE A GOOD BACKGROUND FOR STUDY- INGLAWANDBUSINESS. 301 302 COFFMAN,CHARLES R. COX,TERRY B. DILLE, BRIAN K. FlNLEY,JAMES A. FREEMAN, SUSAN A. GREEN, GREGORY J. GUILFOYLE, MICHAEL S. HANSEN, ROBERT M. HUGHES, RONALD C. LOHMAN, WAYNE J. MARGUARDT, BARBARA J PAYTON, DONALD J. PECK, JERRY M. PLACKETT, JOHN P. REESE, RANDALL K. SICKS, JOHN F. SZCZEBLEWSKI, GARY J. VITTITOE, LINDA D. WINN, TERRY D. WONGURAWAT, KOVIT YAHNKE,MARY E. PSYCH DEPT INCREASE RESEARCH THE PSYCHOLOGY DEPART- MENT HAS INCREASED THIS YEAR IN STAFF MEMBER- SHIP, AS WELL AS IN GRADUATE AND UNDER- GRADUATE ENROLLMENT. THE DEPARTMENT IS IN- VOLVED IN VARIED AND INTERESTING RESEARCH, ALTHOUGH NOT ALL EX- PERIMENTATION IS IM- MEDIATELY APPLICABLE. RESEARCH INCLUDES SUCH STUDIES AS RACIAL AT- TITUDES AMONG ELEMEN- TARY SCHOOL CHILDREN AND THE AFFECT OF ACHIEVEMENT GROUPING ON ATTITUDES. DR. WALTER FRIEDHOFF, CHAIRMAN OF THE DE- PARTMENT OF PSYCHOLO- GY COMMENTED THAT THE DEPARTMENT IS EXERTING ITS INFLUENCE TO INTRO- DUCE PSYCHOLOGY IN MORE OF OUR STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS. I .- t ,..-3. -g by Ah . I H I I 303 AGNEW, F. DIANE ARNOLD, MICHAEL W. BEDINGER, LINDA K. BYERS, SHERILYN L. CARLSON, KURT DRURY, LAWRENCE P. ECKERT, KAREN K. FLANAGAN,CHERYL L. GRANT, PATRICIA S. HAMP, STEVEN C. HORR, JOHN P. HUTCHISON, NANCY L. KING, HERBERT J. KRAMER, JOHN P. MILLER, DAVIDM. MONIER,MARY A. OVERTON, RANDALL C. PETAK, BERNARD J. PETROWSKY, DENNIS J QUINDRY1 JOHN P. RALSTON, SUSAN J ROLIARDI, ROBERT P ROMANIAK,CHESTEEN A ROYSE, WAN DA M. RUSSO, ANTHONY R SKUBA, MARY A SMALLEY, JAMES A SMART, WALTER A STACK, MARCIA M. STUDINSKI, DENNIS A. VAN STEDUM, EDWARD J. VEBERG,ALLAN E. WEBB, LYNN E. WEINSTEIN,JAMESW. WICKE, THOMAS J. ZALE, DOUGLAS W. 305 306 MINOR OFFERED FIRST TIME IN ANTHROPOLOGY THE SOCIOLOGY-ANTHRO- POLOGY DEPARTMENT OF- FERED A MINOR IN AN- THROPOLOGY FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS YEAR. STILL IN THE PLANNING STAGES IS A NEW COURSE IN SOCIAL WORK, THREE COURSES IN ANTHROPOLOGY, AND A GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK. TWENTY - SIX FACULTY MEMBERS, 421 MAJORS, RECENTLY ORGANIZED, THE ANTHROPOLOGY ASSOCIA- TION STUDIES THREE AREAS-PHYSICAL, CULTUR- AL, AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY.DURINGTHE YEARS BONES WERE EX- AMINED BY THOSE INTER- ESTED IN PHYSICAL AN- THRO. DINNERS WERE PRE- PARED BY FOREIGN EX- CHANGE STUDENTS FOR CLUB MEMBERS TO ENJOY THE CULTURAL DIVERSITY OF MEALS FROM DIFFER- ENT COUNTRIES. FOR FUR- THER STUDY IN THE AREA OF ARCHAEOLOGY, A COM- MITTEE WAS ESTABLISHED TO VIEW COLLECTIONS OF AREA AMATEUR ARCHAE- OLOGISTS FRONT: PAULA FENCAN, CHAIR- MAN OF PUBLICITY7 BILL BOO- STROM, PRESIDENTI GREG LOF- GREN, VICE-COORDINATOR. BACK: THEODORE HENNING, SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY: JAN DILLARD, SECRETARY: MIKE WIAT, CHAIR- MAN OF ARCHEOLOGY1 DONALD CHRISTIE,ADVISOR. AND 48 GRADUATE ASSIS- TANTS MAKE UP THE SO- CIOLOGY - ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENT WHICH IS Dl- RECTED BY SHAILER THO- MAS, CHAIRMAN OF THE DEPARTMENT. THREE MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY PRESENTED PA- PERS AT THE AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION MEETING IN WASHINGTON, D.C. THIS YEAR. ANTHRO ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED THIS YEAR SOCIAL WORK MEMBERS VISIT ALLIED AGENCIES NEWLY ORGANIZED THIS YEAR, THE SOCIAL WORK CLUB, WITH 40 MEMBERS, FEATURES FILMS, GUIDES TO CURRICULUM, AND SPEAKERS - PROFESSIONAL SOCIAL WORKERS-AT ITS MONTHLY MEETINGS. FIELD TRIPS INCLUDED VISITS TO FRONT: JOANNE DORN, PRESI- DENT, SYLVIA SMITH, SECRETARY- TREASURER. BACK: MARY FRNK, THE ALLIED AGENCIES IN PEORIA AND THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK IN CHAM- PAIGN. SPECIAL PROJECTS SPONSORED BY THE CLUB CONSISTED OF HELPING AT AMERICANA NURSING HOME AND PREPARING PROGRAMS FOR THE BABY FOLD. VICE-PRESIDENT. NOT PICTURED: MRS. CARLENE ROBERTS, ADVISOR. 308 'N af Q ANDERSON, PAMELA L. ASH BAUGH, CYNTHIA S BARBER, WILLIAM F. BARTON, KARYL A. BOOSTROM, WILLIAM C BRAKENRIDGE, BARBARA V BROWN, ARLO G. BUHRMANN, RITA K. BUNTING, STEPHEN C. BUSER, LAWRENCE W. BUTTE, JOHN G. CRAVENS, CATHY A. DORN, JOANNE M. FEGER, STEPHEN C. GANS, JAMES L. GREEN, STANLEY M. HEPNER, BRANDON A. HOLT, JANICE M. JERIHA, ROBERT J. KAUZLARlCH,VICTORIAJ KOTTER, GAIL E KULA, DOLORES G LONGO, LORRAINE L LONGUEVILLE, MERREDITH L MATTESON, JOAN C. OLSON, GEORGE R. ONUMA, DAVID M. REITER, LES P. ROBINSON, MICHAEL D. SCHAFER,CONNIE L. SIEMION, ARTHURT SIMKINS, LINDA K. SIMPSON, MARY ELLEN SMITH,SYLVIAM. STARKWEATHER, WILLIAM E. WAIT, LAWRENCE W. WARNER, PAMELA K. WINN, LARRY A. WITTE, DEBORAH M. ORGANIZED AS A SEPARATE FIELD IN 1971, THE DE- PARTMENT OF SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS OFFERS PROGRAMS IN SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS, RADIO- TELEVISION, AND A GEN- ERAL SPEECH EDUCATION SEQUENCE THAT OVERLAPS IN THE AREAS OF SPEECH AND THEATRE. DIRECTED BY GARY L. CRONKHITE, ACTING CHAIRMAN, THE DE- PARTMENT IS EXPENDING ITS CONCERNS TO COMMUN- ICATIONS IN SETTINGS OTHER THAN SPEAKER TO AUDI- ENCE. ON THE GRADUATE LEVEL ENROLLMENT HAS RISEN FROM SIX LAST YEAR TO FORTY-SEVEN THIS YEAR. THE INCREASE IS DUE IN PART TO THE VARIETY OF COURSE OFFERINGS, IN- CREASED NUMBER OF'SPE- CIALISTS, AND THE EXCEL- LENT FACULTY IN SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS WHICH FORM ONE OF THE BEST DEPARTMENTS OF SPEECH COMMUNICATIONS IN THE COUNTRY, COMMENTED DR. CRONKHITE. DAHLY, JO E EAKLE, TERRY J GILBERT, ROBERT L HIERONYMUS, LINDA S HUMERICKHOUSE, LELAND E JACKSON, LARRY D LITTLE,GEORGEG MC NAMARA, PATRICIA C MATTHEWS, PHILIP D. MILLER, MICHAEL E. NEAVEILL, RODN EY S PALIA, CHARLES C. RECH, MICHAEL SANSOM, ROBERT J. SPICELAND, PHILIP H. TUFFS1 DONALS R. 312 SPEECH CORRECTIONISTS TRAINED TRAINING PEOPLE TO WORK CLINICALLY IN THE FIELD OF SPEECH AND HEARING IS THE PRIMARY TASK OF THE DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH PATHOLOGY-AUDI- OLOGY, WHICH WAS ESTAB- LISHED AS A DISTINCT MA- JOR THIS YEAR. IN ADDITION, THIS DE- PARTMENT, WITH THE COOPERATION OF THE DE- SAE PLACES ON PROFESS PLANS ARE BEING DEVEL- OPED IN THIS DEPARTMENT FOR GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES ON THE EFFECTS OF SOUND POLLUTION ON MAN AND EARLY SPEECH PARTMENTS OF PSYCHOL- OGY, SPECIAL EDUCATION, AND COUNSELOR EDUCA- TION, IS WORKING TO PRO- VIDE AN INTER-DISCIPLIN- ARY TRAINING PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS AND MORE COMPREHENSIVE CLINICAL SERVICES FOR ALL CLIENTS, EXPLAINED DR. MARTIN YOUNG, CHAIRMAN OF THE SPEECH PATHOLOGY-AUDIOLO- GY DEPARTMENT. EMPHASIS IONAL WORLD AND LANGUAGE DEVELOP- MENT. A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS MAJORING IN A CURRICULUM OF SPEECH ANDXOR HEAR- ING SCIENCE, BOTH CLINI- CAL AND RESEARCH, SIGMA ALPHA ETA TRIES TO BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN COLLEGE AND THE PROFES- SIONAL WORLD. DURING THE YEAR,SPEAKERS PRESENTED INFORMATION ON JOB OP- PORTUNITIES FOR SPEECH CORRECTIONISTS AND DEAF TEACHERS, WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A JOB, AND HOW TO GO ABOUT FINDING AND SE- CURING THE BEST POSSIBLE JOBS. FRONT: MARTHA GOETSCH, TREAS- URERQ LINDA HOFMANN, PRESI- DENT. BACK: MRS. DOROTHY W CLARK, ADVISOR, CINDY JOHN- SON, VICE-PRESIDENT, JANE MAR- TIN, HISTORIAN: MARLAINE SAMP- SON, SECR ETARY. BECKER, RANDAL L BELL, CAROLYN R BENNEWITZ, JANET R CARR, DEBORAH A. DEEMS, IRIS F. EVANS, FRANK H. GIBSON, LINDA L. HOFMANN, LINDA L. HUGHES, PATRICIA L KURTENBACH, BONNIE W MITTS, JANET S NELSON, CHERYL A NOVAK,SUSAN SALLEE, RUTH SANDERSON, WILLIAM F. STICKELMEIER, REBECCA M. YOUNG, JOYCE M. 313 314 CONTINUED GROWTH IN COLLEGE OF THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS IN ITS FIFTH YEAR OF EXISTENCE IS OVER- SHADOWED BY CONTINUED RAPID GROWTH THIS YEAR AT BOTH THE GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE LEVELS, STATED DEAN ROBERT MITCHELL, HEAD OF THE COLLEGE. THE UNDERGRADUATE CUR- RICULUM IS CONTINUALLY BEING STUDIED AND RE- VISED TO MEET THE MANY FUTURE POSITIONS AND OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED BUSINESS CLUB DEVELOPS BUSINESS IN THE BUSINESS WORLD. ADDITIONAL FACULTY, WITH EXCELLENTQUALIFICATIONS, HAVE BEEN RECRUITED WITHIN THE COLLEGE TO INSTRUCT THE INCREASED NUMBER OF MAJORS WHICH HAS DOUBLED SINCE THE FALL OF '67. THE COLLEGE IS HOUSED IN THREE LO- CATIONS WITH COLLEGE OFFICES IN TURNER, OTHER CLASSROOMS AND OFFICES FOR THE DEPARTMENT LOCATED IN STEVENSON AND EAST GATE HALLS. LEADERS A NATIONAL BUSINESS OR- GANIZATION, PHI BETA LAM- BDA AIMS TO DEVELOP COM- PETENT AND AGGRESSIVE I LEADERS AND ENCOURAGES I MEMBERS TO ESTABLISH I THEMSELVES IN THE FIELDS OF BUSINESS AND EDUCA- TION. THE MAIN PROJECT THIS YEAR WAS TO CREATE INTEREST IN THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA, WHICH IS THE HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENT OF PHI BETA LAMBDA. FRONT: DONNA LUNDEEN, SEC- RETARY: CAROL DZURIS, PRESI- DENTJ LINDA GOLLER, TREASURER. BACK: EDMUND F. FICEK, AD- VISOR: LEE DOHLEMAN, ADVISOR. ACCOUNTING REQUIRES VARIETY IN COURSES ORGANIZED IN 1967 AND NOW UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. RAYMOND W. ES- WORTHY, THE DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING HAS SHIFTED OFFICE SPACE TO ROOMS IN STEVENSON AND EASTGATE HALLS. IN AN ATTEMPT TO MAIN- TAIN CURRICULUM RELE- VANCY, THE DEPARTMENT REQUIRES A BROAD RANGE OF WORK IN ACCOUNTING, DATA PROCESSING, ECO- NOMICS, MATHEMATICS, AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- BEER, ERIC L. TION FOR ALL ITS MAJORS. COURSES IN ADMINISTRA- TIVE AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING AND COM- PUTER METHODOLOGY WERE INCORPORATED ON THE GRADUATE LEVEL THIS YEAR. A COURSE IN PRO- FESSIONAL PROBLEMS WAS ALSO OPENED TO BOTH GRADUATES AND UNDER- GRADUATES. ANOTHER AD- DITION IS THE IBM II30 COMPUTER WHICH IS CUR- RENTLY IN OPERATION AND UTILIZED IN TEACHING COMPUTER COURSES. BoKus,NucHAEL G. cuMMlNGs,cHARLEs w. HENnRlx,nENNlsD. 'W KIEDAISCH, DALE w. if KIEDAISCH, DANNY PM -9 It KucKERTz,sEN J. KUEHL,THOMAS w. Ii I ' MOORE, RANDALL W. MORRIS, JOHN A. PRINCE, DAVID P. SCHROCK, KENNETH D. SHEPHERD, JOSEPHUS TEPPER, CARL D. VICINI, DANIEL J. WILSON, GRAHAM A. ZMRHAL, GARY J. CURRICULUM EXTENDED FOR BUS AD STUDENTS GUIDED BY C. RICHARD DECKER, THE DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- TION UNIFIES THE FUNC- TIONAL AREAS OF FINANCE, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING, AND BUSINESS STATISTICS. EIGHT NEW COURSES HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE CUR- RICULUM THIS YEAR IN ORDER TO ENRICH THE PRO- GRAM AND GIVE STUDENTS YATLLKI IN THE DEPARTMENT ADDI- TIONAL ALTERNATIVES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE. CURRENTLY UNDER STUDY IS A MODIFICATION OF THE GRADUATE PROGRAM TO INCLUDE AN INDUSTRY-IN- TERNSHIP OR RELATED AC- TIVITY IN THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY. ADAMS, GRAIG M. AHTEN, RAYMOND C. ANDERSON, KEITH E ANSTETT, KATHLEEN E BEYERS, RODERICK E. BLEDSOE, WILLIAM O. Il BOCK, WENDY C. BORKOWSKI, RICHARD R. BROCKWAY, TIMOTHY J. BURNS,JOHN M BUTLER, EDWARD B. CAUFIELD,MICHAEL A. CAWLEY, CHARLES T. CHILDERS, TERRY L. CLIST, EVERETT D. CUNNINGHAM, JERRY L. DONZE, DANIEL L. DORN, DONALD R. ECKMAN, GERALD H. ELDER, ROBERT A. -'fi 317 318 5 iff' Z9 ETHERTON, ROBERT T. EVERSOLE, DAVID E. FLEMING,VlCKI L. FRANCISCO, RICHARD H FRI EL, JAMES N. FUERTGES, GERALD H. FULTZ, JAMES A. GOLZ, JAMES D. GROVES, KAREN S. HACKER, FRANCIS F. JR HAMILTON,GERALD T. HANDY, DAVID G. HARE, PATRICIA A. HARRIS, ROBERT A. HELM, CAROLYN D. HICKS, LINDA S. HODEL, DAVID B. HOPKINS, LAWRENCE A HOUSEHOLTER, DEWAYNE L JARECKI, RONALD E. JOHNSON, WAYNE P. KIMBALL, STEPHEN A. LACEY,RICHARD J. LAMAR, DANIEL L. LAWRENCEIDEAN D. LEDVINA, RONALD F. LINMAN, LAWRENCE L. LINN, ROBERT L. MALMASSATI, JERRY L. MELZ, LARRY E. MENKE, ARDEL M. MEYER, CHARLES S. MILLER, MARK W. MORRIS, CHARLES W. NAFFZIGER, DOUGLAS NEFF, DAVID L. NEGRO, JOSEPH A. NORDENTOFT, LARRY J. O'BRIEN, JOHN P. PARR,MARVIN D. PAUL, THEODORE W. PHILLIPS, DAN W. PTAK, JAMES J. PULTORAK, STEVE T. RADLIFF, TERRY E. REED,MICHAEL S. RIECK5, STEVEN L. ROLLMAN, DAVID L. RUlZ,GILBERT G. RUSSOW, DAVID L. SACK,MARTIN S. JR. SCHUNEMAN, E. C. SERVICE, ROBERT K. SHANLE, DAVID D. SMITH, GARY L. STROYAN, RICHARD L TALBOTT, DALE A. THOLEN, RAY C. THOMAS, MICHAEL F. TONAI, ROBERT J. TROXELL,JACK B. UMPHRESS, STEPHEN E. VANHISE,GARY G. WATSON,GREGG E. WEGNER, BRUCE R. WHELIHAN,MlCHAEL A. WHlTLOW,JOHN R. WHITTAKER, DEAN F. WILLIAMS, DARRYL K. WITTE, W. CHARLES ZEITER, BRUCE R. 321 322 BUSINESS ED OFFERS NEW COURSES THE BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, HEADED BY WARREN S. PERRY, OF- FERED FOUR NEW COURSES THIS YEAR. REPORT WRIT- ING AND RECORDS MAN- AGEMENT WERE OFFERED TOUNDERGRADUATES,WHILE NEW COURSES IN CURRICU- LUM CONSTRUCTION AND TEST AND MEASUREMENT WERE AVAILABLE TO GRAD- UATES IN BUSINESS EDUCA- TION. IN ADDITION A NUMBER OF STUDIES, CONCERNING THEPOSSIBILITIESOF A SIXTH YEAR PROGRAM IN BUSINESS EDUCATION, ARE CURRENTLY BEING RESEARCHED BY THE DE- PARTMENT. ISU HAS PRESENTLY BE- COME ONE OF THE MAJOR TEST CENTERS FOR TWO EXAMS PERTAINING TO BUSINESS EDUCATION-THE COURT REPORTS AND THE CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL SECRETARY EXAMS. PI OMEGA PI WORKS ON NATIONAL PROJECT LOYALTY, SERVICE, AND PROGRESS ARE THE HALL- MARKS OF PI OMEGA PI, A NATIONAL HONORARY BUSINESS SOCIETY ESTAB- LISHED 43 YEARS AGO ON THE ISU CAMPUS. THIS OR- GANIZATION OF UNDER- GRADUATE STUDENTS IN BUSINESS EDUCATION, EACH YEAR WORKS ON A NATION- AL PROJECT. FOR ITS 1971 PROJECT PI OMEGA PI BE- GAN A FILE AT TURNER HALL FOR GRADUATE CAT- ALOGS IN BUSINESS EDU- CATION AND ADMINISTRA- TION. FRONT: RONA WARSAW, SECRE TARYi JUDY ANDERSON, PRESI DENT. BACK: DONNA EWING, VICE PRESIDENT: GARY KROMINZA, HIS BLUNNER TREASURER MRS MAR TORIAN. NOT PICTURED: MARILYN THABUKLEY ADVISOR ABRAM,JEAN M. ANDERSON,JUDITH A. BAUM,ALAN K. BLUM, BARBARA A. BLUNIER, MARILYN J. BROWN, PAMELA J. BROWN, TARY L. CLARK, JO ANN CREGOR, KAREN S. CRICKMORE, REBECCA L. DICKMAN, SAUNDRA C. DION, DAVID A. EBERLE, BONNIE S. EKWINSKI,TERESA A. EVANICH,CHARLES K. EWING, DONNA M. GLISPY, PATRICIA A. GREENWOOD, KAYE L. HAMMITT,WlLLlAM M. HANING, CARLA W. ff if ' f S -'aff' .- N f 92 323 YSL.. ,, Sis- 324 HANING, NANCY J. HARRIS, CHARLENE HAUSHALTER, JANET K. HIEL, JUDY J. HOHNSTREITER, VICTOR HUMBERT, JACKE L. JONES, NANCY L. JOSEPH, ROBERT A. KROMINGA, GARY L. LANTER, JACQUELINE S. LUTES, GARY S. MC CABE, CONNIE C. MITCHELL, CAROL K. MORGENSTERN, BARI MULLINS, MARY L. O'N EAL, LINDA J. PAYNE,TANYA J. PROVANCE,GARY L. PULFER,LESLIE L. RUNYAN, FRED B. IAL SCHROEDER, DAVID G. SCOTT, CAROLYN M. THORP, BETTY A. TRACY, PEGGY L. VAN RHEENEN, FERNE VOGEL,SUSAN K. WARSAW, RONA A. WIEDENHOEFT, NANCY L. WILLIAMS, CATHY J. WILLIAMS, EVIE J. WILLIAMS, LINDA 325 THE ACADEMIC YEAR 1970- 1971 WAS ONE OF CONSIDER- ABLE ACTIVITY IN THE COL- LEGE OF EDUCATION, STATED DEAN HENRY J. HER- MANOWICZ, HEAD OF THE COLLEGE. INITIAL STEPS WERE UNDERTAKEN FOR THE REORGANIZATION OF THE LABORTORY SCHOOLS INTO A SINGLE SERVICE UNITE OF THECOLLEGE. UNDERGRADUATE TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN BOTH SECONDARY AND ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION WERE UNDERGOING SUBSTANTIAL RENOVATION. PLANS ARE BEING MADE FOR A NEW DOCTORAL PROGRAM IN SPE- CIALEDUCATION. A TEACHER EDUCATION CEN- TER FOR VARIOUS OFF-CAM- PUS EXPERIENCES INVOLV- ING ELEMENTARY EDUCA- TION MAJORS WAS ESTAB- LISHED AT JOLIET. DIFFER- ENT PROJECTS INVOLVING COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS WITH PUBLIC SCHOOL SYS- TEMS AND INNER-CITY EDU- CATION WERE ALSO PUR- SUED. A NEW SYSTEM INVOLVING THE UTILIZATION OF AUTO- INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS FOR UNDERGRADUATE STU- DENTS WAS DEVELOPED TO AID STUDENTS IN IMPROVING THEIR TEACHING TECHNI- QUES. WITHIN THE FRAME- WORK OF SUCH DIVERSIFIED ACTIVITIES, GROUND WAS BROKEN FOR THE CONSTRUC- TION OF DE GARMO HALL, THE NEW COLLEGE OF EDU- CATION BUILDING. KDE SPONSOR AS A NATIONAL EDUCATION SORORITY, KAPPA DELTA EPSILON AIMS TO INSTILL THE IDEALS OF THE TEACH- ING PROFESSION. THIS YEAR KDE SPONSORED A CHERO- KEE INDIAN BOY AND MEM- BERS WORKED WITH A LOCAL NURSING HOME. MONTHLY MEETINGS OF THIS PROFES- SIONAL ORGANIZATION FEA- TURED SPEAKERS DEALING WITH CONTEMPORARY EDU- CATIONAL AND SOCIAL PROB- LEMS. FRONT: PATRICIA CHESEBRO, AD- VISOR, JEAN ANN TROTTER, PRESI- DENT. BACK: ROSE FRIZZELL, VICE-PRESIDENT, SHEILA TWAIT, HISTORIANi SUSAN AUSTIN, MEM- BERSHIP CHAIRMAN: CHESTEEN ROMANIAK,TREASURER. EXPERIMENTAL SEQUENCE OFFERED IN EDUCATION THE EDUCATION DEPART- MENT WHICH CONSISTS OF FIVE SUB-DEPARTMENTS- GUIDANCEI INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA, FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION: SECONDARY PRO- FESSIONAL SEQUENCEI AND GENERAL, SECONDARY, AND JUNIOR COLLEGE READING- EXPERIMENTED WITH CUR- RICULUM CHANGES. A NEW SEQUENCE IN SECOND- ARY EDUCATION WAS DE- VELOPED AND INITIATED IN THE SPRING OF 1971 IN ORDER TO COMBINE MANY OF THE PROFESSIONAL COURSES, THUS ELIMINATING REPETI- TION OF MATERIAL IN OTHER COURSES AND ALLOWING THE STUDENT TO ADVANCE ACCORDING TO HIS MASTERY OF THE SUBJECT, COM- MENTED LEO EASTMAN, HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. TEAM TEACHING LARGE SEC- TION OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION WAS ALSO PUT ON A TRIAL BASIS THIS YEAR. S CHEROKEE INDIAN V I 327 328 BAKER, KENNETH A. ERNST, JANE M. FRIZZELL, ROSE M. GILLAN, DONALD E. GOODWIN, PHILIP R. JUBAN, ADELE T. KRASNECK, RAYMOND L MEEKER, FAYE I. REMBOS, HELEN RICHOZ, LARRY D. SCHOPF, JANICE M. WELCH, JOHN D. YOEMAN, DONNA E. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION INCORPORATES PROGRAM SEVERAL NEW ADDITIONS HAVE BEEN INITIATED INTO THE CURRICULUM OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ELEMEN- TARY EDUCATION. STUDENTS MAY PARTICIPATE IN THE JOLIET PROGRAM IN WHICH THEY WILL STUDENT TEACH A FULL SEMESTER WITH THE DISADVANTAGED CHIL- DREN IN THE JOLIET AREA. CLINICAL TAPING IS BEING INCORPORATED INTO THIS PROGRAM, IN ORDER THAT STUDENTS MAY VIEW THEIR CLASS AND THEIR OWN THE ASSOCIATION OF CHILD- HOOD EDUCATION IS OPEN TO ANYONE WITH AN INTER- EST IN THE ELEMENTARY GRADES. THROUGH ITS MANY CONVENTIONS AND ACTIVI- TIES IT STRIVES TO AC- QUAINT STUDENTS WITH ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. THE ISU CHAPTER SERVED AS STATE OFFICERS AND HOSTED THE STATE CONFER- ENCE AT STEVENSON SCHOOL IN BLOOMINGTON. MEMBERS ALSO ATTENDED THE INTER- NATIONAL CONFERENCE AT MILWAUKEE IN APRIL. FRONT: DIANA ASHWERTH, PRESI- DENT, MARY K. HUSER, ADVISOR. BACK: PAM SCHNEIDEFLTREASURERI JANET WEST, SECRETARY, MURIEEN M. SHORT, ADVISOR. TEACHING TECHNIQUES AND MAKE IMPROVEMENTS. GUIDED BY DR. GEORGE M. DREW, THIS DEPARTMENT HAS ALSO INCREASED IN FACULTY AND STUDENTS. THIRTEEN FULL TIME IN- STRUCTORS HAVE BEEN ADDED, RAISING THE TOTAL TO FIFTY-SEVEN. THIS YEAR THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY 3,000 STUDENTS ENROLLED IN ELEMENTARY EDUCA- TION. ACE MEMBER ATTEND AND HOST CONFERENCES ADAMS, SANDRA L. ADAMS, STEWART L. ALDRICH, SHARON E. ALLARD, KAREN A. ANDERSON, BARBARA J. ANDERSON,JACQUELINE L ANDERSON, NANCY J. ANDROS,ADRIENNE D. ARNOLD, MARY KRONE ASDELL, CHRISTIE W. AUSTIN, SUSAN A. BAIMA, GENIE H. BALDINI,MAUREEN E. BALDOVIN, DEBORAH J. BALDWIN, CATHY L. BARTHOLOMEW, DONNA K. BARTO, JACQUELINE K. BARTUNEK, HOLLY M. BASKIS, LINDA G. BATMAN, JANE E. BEARD, CHRISTIE A. BEGGS, JAMEE E BEHRENS,SHARILYN K BERRY, RAINELLE M BETTENHAUSEN, LYNDA L. BLEDSOE, MARY E. BORN, JANET L. BOROSTOWSKI, CHRISTINE BOZZO, LOREL J BROERMAN, VICKI J BROWN, GERALD W BROWN, PEGGY L BRYAN,SUSAN D BRYANT,GAILS BRYDON, LINDA K BURKHARDT, BARBARAA BURNETTI, BARBARA A BUSSARD, CHERYL J BYRON, CHERYL J CALLAHAN, BARBARA A .Q f..,wfm.gq.,q. fg- g ....x .. 2 Ll - I 'M' I wg t, gg, . 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DIXON, PEGGY L. DONOVAN, PATRICIA J. DOWLING, RITA R. EASOZ, BARBARA J. EATON, DEBORAH EDWARDS, JUDY L. EENIGENBURG, NANCY J. ElSERT,MICHELE ELLIOTT, LINDA S. ELLIS, KATHRYN A. ENKE, NANCY B. ENRIGHT, KAY SCHWINDENHAMMER ENTWISTLE, SHARON E. ERBENTRAUT, MARILYN R. ERICSON, DIANE O. ESWORTHY, PAULA R. EVANS,JANET L. EWING, MARY L. FINEFIELD,KATHLEEN J. 333 334 .52-I 1:.gi?' FINNIGAN, NANCY J. FOGELSANGER, DEBORAH R. FORD, PAMELA A. FORTIN, CAROLYN L. FORTMAN, NANCY L. FOSS, CYNTHIA E. FREEMAN,ANN E. FRElTAG,COLLEEN J. FRIEL, PAM FULL, SHIRLEY F. GAMBINI, JANET GAMBLE, LINDA K. GARRITY, PATRICIA A. GEBHARDT, KATHY L. GEORGEN, CAROL A. GEYER, BARBARA L. GILLARD,SUSAN D. GIORDANO,SUSAN F. GLOVER,VlRGINIA DE FREES GOLZ, FRANCES A. GONSKA, DARLENE E. GRAHAM, KATHLEEN A. GRANT, LINDA L. GREGORY, SUSAN J. HACKL, LINDA S HAGMAN, NANCY S. HAMILTON, JELNOR C. HAMMER, KATHRYN S. . , f ' .1 ff J HAMMERICH,JANICE R. HANISCH, STARR B. HARMS, DIANE L. HARMS, KAREN A. HARP, MARILYN J. HARRINGTON, DOROTHY C. HARRIS, NANCY GOODRICH HARROD, MALLORY A. HARWEGER,MERRIANN HATTAN, JACKI L. HAYDEN, CHRISTINE H. HAZUCHA, CAROL A. Ax I I 335 ' I 336 HEIDRICH, SUSAN L. HEMMELE, NANCY J. HENDRIX, LINDA ROBSON HENTZE, STEPHANIE A. HENZEL,JUDITH M. HERMAN, CAROL E. HETLAND,JUDITH N. HEYE, BARBARA NANCY HIPPS, YVONNE L. HOCHHALTER, DIANE L. HODGES, KAREN HOHULIN, MARY J. HOPKINS, SUSAN K. HOVIND, ROSS E. HULL, PAMELA J. JANSON, LINDA L. JOHNSON, BETTY K. JOHNSON, BONNIE K. JOHNSON, CHRISTINE M. JOHNSON, DIANNE R. JOHNSON, KAREN M. JOHNSON, PATRICIA M JONES, CAROLE E JONES, PATRICIA A JOSEPHSON, SUE E KEEFER, JOY A KELLER,JULIAM KEROUAC, JOSEPH W KEYSEAR, GUY W KIESER, SUSAN D KING, LINDAM KING, LYNNA C KISSACK, LINDA B KNOBLOCH, NETTA L KOBYLARZ, PATRICIA A KOLTON, DEBBIE M KREEGER, KATHRYN L. KRENZ,JENNIFER S. KRUGER,SANDRA KUCHARCZYK, KAREN A. MQW Q.- 337 mf 338 KUEKER,JANICE M. KYLE, ALICE M. LARSON, CHRISTIE L. LATTY, CHERYL F. LAWSON,MARCIA F. LEACH,MARGARET E. LEINEN, CATHERINE A. LIPINSKI,LlTA L. LISKA, MARY MCDANIEL LITTLEFIELD, LOU A. LOHN, ELAYNE G. LORENZEN,JEAN K. LOUNSBERRY, LINDA S. LUNDIN, LINDA S. LUNT, ANGELA M. LYONSI DIANA J. MC CARTHY, CONSTANCE ANN MC CRACKEN, MIKE L. MC HENRY, JOANNE W. MC MAHON,MYRA MC WHORTER, ANN G. MACK, GAIL A. MAGNUSON, DONNA L. MAHIN, DIANE L. MANDER, KATHY A. MARCHIORI, LYNDA M. MARTIN, JANET MARTIN, VICKIE C. MAVEUS,CHARLES D. MECCA, MARGIE S. MEINZER, BONNIE K. MEISS, GERALD K. MONTI, MARCIA K. MOORE, PATRICIA A. MOORE, SUSAN J. MOSER, JEAN A. MUELLER, BARBARA A. MUNIE, GAYLE M. MUNSELL, PATRICIA HUBER MURPHY,JO A. ,ff 339 I .mg A -Q ., V iiwsq.. wg.-, K ..,, ,,,, ,wh ww., ,.. , , I1 . . -. ,. sq.. .L S5.s,1S,11 2 ' ,, ' 'wi . J v 4?-VER, R V Sa? J I 1?Ef?4s3f I A 340 . 1' .. ,L m H I - -' 'L ' .:. 1 , V syyf.. , .Q , , MYERS, PEGGY O'NEILL NASH, MAROL L. NEMETH, HELEN L. NEWTON, CONNI E F. NICO,LORRAINE E. NIERSTHEIMER,SUSAN H NOBLE, BARBARA S. NOLAN, KATHLEEN E. NOLAND, MARY W. NOVAK, MARY ALICE C. NOVAK, PATRICIA A. ODGES OLDENBURG, CAMILLE R. OVERCASH,TERRY E. PAGE,SUSAN K. PALLAI,CHRISTINA PARKER, MARY E. PAVLIK,JEAN B. PETERS, MARY L. PETERSON, NANCY J. PHlLLlPS,LINDA L. PIANA, ELEANOR A. PITTS,CINDY POMERING, SHERYL J. POST, STEPHEN C. POVSE, JANET M. PYTLIK, BETTIE RAFFERTY, MARY LOU RAILSBACK, LINDA L. RAMHOLZ, KAREN HARTMAN RATZLAFF, LINDA B. RAUH,MARY J. REED, DIANE JOHNSON REED,TEENA A. REIBERT, LINDA G. REISING,CECELIA A. REZAB, BONNIE J. RODEGHIERO, NANCY L. ROLLINSON,JOAN RUDOW, RENETTA M. RUEY,CAROLYN K. I R-Q ,- ,,-5, X 911. mm? 15,1 ts... 341 342 L ,af Mm Ky, Q an MJMYS. RUSSELL, MARGARET SALMON, MAUREEN SANDELIN,WENDY B. SAUNDERS,SHARON E SCHECHNER, SUSAN K. SCHERR, MARCIA SCHLEGEL, PENNY J. SCHMIDT, SHIRLEY A. SCHNEIDER, LINDA L. SCHNEIDER, ROSE SCHRECK, LINDA E. SCHRODER, SUSAN W. SCHULTZ, KAREN A. SCHUPBACK, LESLIE I. SCHUSTER, JILL A. SCHWAKE, CONNIE L. SCHWARTZ, CAROL SCOTT, MARY JO SCRANTON, LINDA J. SEAMAN, ALEXA J. sEDLocK, SH E I LA T. SHAUGHNESSY THOMAS J SH ELLY, JUDY L: I SHUTT, Jovce E. SICKAFOOSE, BETH A SIEGFRlED,SUSAN J. SIGLER, LORETTA E. SIPP, BONNIE J. SKOWRON, LINDA S. SMITH,CAROL A. SMITH, DEBORAH A. SMITH, JANICE L. SMITH, PHYLLIS J. STEFFES, SHARON A. STEIN, BARBARA A. STEIN, ELLEN E. STERN, MARLYS STON E, MARY J. STONEKING, PAMELA M. STRAISKI,SHARON M. y ,Q Wham .,.,g..1j,.,i.r... ,FAI mr Y 2 I 56 B2- 1 931 If A3 ' '15 3, I f H286 Sv il f 344 STRAUMAN, LINDA A. STROTHEIDE, DIANA L. STRUEBING, MARILYN K. SULLIVAN, JUDY L. SWANSON,SUSAN E. SWANSON, VICTORIA A. TASSART, DIANA L. TEGELER, DOROTHY M. TEGTMAN, DANA L. TENDALL, MERI J. TENEROWICZ, PATRICIA L THAYER, DEBORAH C. THOMAS, BETTY L. THOMAS, KATHERINE J. THOMAS, ROBERTA A. THOMPSON, KANDY S. THOMPSON, MARSHA K. TIEMAN,SHARON L. TILTON, GLENN L. TOMLIN, CANDICE A. TOPPE, MARIE E TRAPPE, MARY L TRIPLETT, LINDA R TROTTER, ALINE F. TROTTER, BARBARA D. TRUTTER, PAMELA J. TUTTLE, VALERIE L. TWAIT,SHEILA J. TYLER, DEBORAH A URBAN, KATHRYN J VECCHlA,ANNE B VERSINO, LINDA S VOIGHTS, MARGARET E. VOLLERTSEN, CYNTHIA J. WAGONER, JOSEPHINE A. WALDSCHMIDT, DOREEN M. WALKER, SANDRA L. WALLENSACK, MARY L. WALLRICH, SHERYL R. WANAMAKER, PAMELA MANSIR Q4 Q--.. his WV!! 345 346 WARFIELD, MARY LOU WEEKE, NANCY K. WEIHLR, CAROL A. WELCH, ELIZABETH B. WHITLOW, LINDA S. WICKSTROM,CAROL D. WILHITE, PATRICIA A. WILLARD, JOANNE M. WILLIAMS, ELLEN DAVENPORT WILLIAMSON, DAVID K. WINDISH, CAROL A. WINKLER, RUTH A. WINSLOW, JEAN M. WONG, LORRAINE WRENCH, LINDA A. WRENCH, NANCY L. YAISER, CAROLYN M. YODER, ELAINE J ZANG, NANCY L ZEHAK, LINDA J ZURLIENE, PAMELA A. I 347 SPECIAL EDUCATION DEVELOPS LABORATORY THE DEPARTMENT OF SPE- CIAL EDUCATION, UNDER THE CHAIRMANSHIP OF HAR- OLD PHELPS, IS ONE OF THE LARGER DEPARTMENTS ON CAMPUS WITH 25 FULL TIME FACULTY AND NEAR- LY I,500 STUDENTS. IT OF- FERS UNDERGRADUATE DE- GREES IN DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING, MALADJUSTED, MENTALLY RETARDED IED- UCABLE AND TRAINABLEI, PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED, PARTIALLY SEEING AND BLIND. ONE OBJECTIVE OF THE DE- PARTMENT IS TO PREPARE TEACHERS FOR ANY POSI- TION IN SPECIAL EDUCA- TION THAT IS NEEDED FOR THE EXCEPTIONAL CHILD. THIS YEAR THE DEPART- MENT HAS DEVELOPED A SPECIAL EDUCATION IN- STRUCTION MATERIALS LAB- ORATORY. THE PURPOSE OF THE LAB IS TO PROVIDE FACULTY AND STUDENTS WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO DEVELOP AND EVALUATE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS UNIQUE TO HANDICAPPED CHILDREN. 348 FRONT: KATHRYN ALLSDACH, SEC- RETARYi WALT REELAND, VICE PRESIDENT: GAIL POWERS, PRESI DENT: SUE LA MAGDELEINE TREASURER. BACK: SAMUEL T PRICE, ADVISORirJIM CENTRO, NEWS LETTER EDITOR, NELL NUNN STATE REPRESENTATIVE, EUNICE NOTTROTT, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN: JUDY SMITHSON, ADVISOR. NOT PICTURED: RUSS TROWBRIDGE1 PAST PRESIDENT: STEPHANIE KRO- MELIS, BANQUET CHAIRMAN. CEC HOLDS WORKSHOPS IN ORDER TO PROMOTE EDUCATION AND WELFARE OF EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN AND TO STIMULATE UNDER- STANDING IN THE PROFES- SION, THE COUNCIL FOR EX- CEPTIONAL CHILDREN WAS FOUNDED. MEMBERS OF THE CLUB SPONSORED A TOY WORKSHOP DURING DECEM- BER TO COLLECT, PREPARE, AND REPAIR TOYS FOR NEEDY CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY. CAMP NIGHT WAS HELD TO INFORM MEM- BERS OF THE SUMMER CAMPS AVAILABLE IN SPE- CIAL ED. ALLSPACH, KATHRYN J AMUNDSEN, CONNIE L. ANCELET,ALICEM. ANDERSON,CECIL E BACE, ADRIA A BACHA,CHRlSTINE L BAER,CHRlSTINE R BARTELL, CATHERINE A BARTHOLOMEW, SARA J. BARUS, DANIEL P. BEACHLEY, MAURINE G BERG, DEBORAH J BLACK, CONNIE J. BOHLANDER, JUDY K. BRATCHER, MARGARET I BRAY, MARY J. BREED, MARY JEAN BRITTAIN,WILLlAM C. BUGGE, PEARL M. CAIN,CHRISTlNE J. 349 350 'E Is ra., . Ufg fifmi' - . - -1 nh '- wg, fggx wq : - as 'NWS 3. Q CASSIDY, CAROLYN S. CHANEY, PATRICIA A. CHAPPLE, RODN EY A. CARR, LAURA V. CHURCHILL, ROBERTA E. CLARK,THOMAS R. CLlNE,THIMOTHY F. CONNOR, DOROTHY A. CONWAY, MARY E. CONWILL, LINDA K. COOKUS, NANCY J. COX,ANITA L. CULKIN, DIANNE E. CUNNINGHAM, LAVONNE M DEAN, NITA J. DOYLE, BARBARA L. DUCEY,HELEN P. DULIK, BARBARA M. EARING,CATHERINE L. EDWARDS, KATHLEEN R. EWASKO, SONIA A. FALCONER, KAREN A. FETTERS, JAN E FLANAGAN, LINDA E FLOREK,LOlS K FRAKES, CAROLA FREY, BARBARA E FRITTS,JANET L FRYMAN, RICHARD A FULLER, PAMELA A GALLOWAY, BARBARA J GARRETT, JAMES E GASKILL,CHERYL L. GIANATASIO, KATHLEEN C. GINZKEY, BARBARA A. GLASTRAS,CONSTANCE S. GLEEN, JOY L. GOOLEY, BARBARA L. GORYL, BARBARA L. GROESCH,CAROLE R. has 1'9- ffm. 351 GULLO, JOAN M. HACHAT,MICHELENE S. HAGENSICK, JEANNE M. HAJEK, ELLEN M. HARLAND,VICKI S. HARN, SUSAN L. HLINKA, LISA HODEL,TERRY L. HOLEHAN, BRIDGET HUGHES,GENEVIEVE A JENSIK, NANCY M. JOHNSON, CYNTHIA J. JOHNSON, SHERRI L. KAPLAN, MIRIAM L. KAWALES, GAIL L. KAZLOWSKI, MARY K. KOBBEMAN, MARY E. KREBS, DIANE M. KRUSE, CLAIRE F. KUNTZELMAN, SHERYL H KWITKO,ZENIA R LA CROIX,TIMOTHY R LAM, HELEN L. LARKIN, PATRICIA C LINDERMIER, LINDA L. LINSEY, KAREN LOWERY, VICKI L. MAC DOUGALL, DONNA B. MAYHEW,LINDA G. MAZUR, BEVERLY A. MC CLELLAN,MARGARET L. MC DONALD, SUE A. MC ELWEE, PAMELA A. MC KAY, LAUREL E. MC KINNEY, DEANNA K. MC VICKER, DIANE L. MC WARD, CYNTHIA J. MERCIER, LINDA L. MESSLING, PATRICIA A. MILROY, DEBORAH L. ll- ? ' 353 MINOR, MARY L. MORTER, JOYE MOUTREY, DIANE E. MURPHY, JAN MURPHY, KATHRYN G. NOHNEMAN, RITA NOTTROTT, EUNICE L. NYDAM, CAROL A. OKERBERG, PAMELA J OPPLIGER, MARTHA J. ORR, BARBARA A. OVERTON, KAREN J. PLAMER, DIANA L. PEREZ, CATHIE A. PERRY, CAROLYN L. RANKIN, JANET S. REDDING, JANE B. REED, MADELINE J. REELAND, WALTER J. RINGGER, SANDRA K. ROSE, FLOYD S. JR. ROSE,JACQUELINE I. SAMPSON,MARLAINE K. SCHACKMANN,CINDA L. SCHRECK, PAUL H. SHEA,CATHERINE A. SIDOR,MARGARET L. SLACK,VICKl L. SMELTZER, DAIVD D. SMELTZER, SUE E. SMITH, MICHELLE STANDISH, PATRICIA A. STEINER, JACQUELYN H. SWICKARD, MARGARET T. TAUFMANN, MARY M. THOMPSON,CELIA E. THOMPSON, JANE E. THOMPSON,JOHN R. TOBER, DONNA F. TROWBRIDGE, RUSSELL B. 355 356 TSURUSAKI, PATRICIA J. WALSEN, VICTORIA C. WEIR,CHRlSTINA D. WESSELHOFF, SUANNE V. WILDMAN, SHEILA A. WINSTEAD, ANDREA N. WRAY, CAROL SCHOFIELD ZITZER, CHRISTINE A. 'H ls- COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS THE MOLIERE FINE ARTS FESTIVAL THE FIRST OF ITS KIND, WAS SPONSORED BY THE COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS AND THE ALSO BOARD IN DECEMBER IN AN EF- FORT TO DEVELOP A MORE EXTENSIVE CULTURAL CLIMATE ON CAMPUS. ANOTHER PROGRAM DE- SIGNED TO STIMULATE THE STUDENTS WAS A CRITI- CISM OF THE ARTS HELD IN MARCH, FEATURING ART CRITIC HOWARD TAUBMAN AND LITERARY CRITIC LES- LIE FIEDLER. A PRESENTATION ON CREATIVITY WAS HELD IN APRIL-MAY WITH VARI- OUS PERFORMERS, COM- POSERS, AND VISUAL ART- ISTS ATTENDING. THE COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS HAS CONTINUED ITS GROWTH AND EXPANSION UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DEAN CHARLES W. BOLEN, THE FIRST PERMANENT DEAN FOR THE COLLEGE. CHANGES ARE APPARENT IN THE NEW EXPERIMENTAL COURSES OFFERED THIS YEAR AND IN THE ADDITION OF THE PROFESSIONAL DE- GREES: BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS AND MASTERS OF FINE ARTS. 357 EXPANSION WAS THE KEY WORD THIS YEAR FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF ART, STATED FRED V. MILLS, CHAIRMAN OF THE DEPART- MENT. ELEVEN MEMBERS WERE ADDED TO THE FAC- ULTY AND STUDENT EN- ROLLMENT WAS OVER 4,000. ART HISTORY ON THE UN- DERGRADUATE AND GRAD- UATE LEVELS WAS THE FOCUS OF SUCH NEW COURSES AS INDIAN ART OF MIDDLE AMERICA AND HIS- TORY OF BLACK ARTISTS IN THE U. S. INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT IN CREA- TIVE PHOTOGRAPHY AND GLASSBLOWING WERE ALSO ADDED. EXHIBITS WERE HELD THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO DISPLAY STUDENT AND FAC- ULTY ART WORKS AS WELL AS COLLECTIONS, INCLUD- ING THE F. LOUIS HOOVER COLLECTION. ART CLUB SPONSORS UNDERGROUND FIL ' MM-f EXPANSION IN ART DEPT BY SPONSORING A SERIES OF UNDERGROUND EXPERI- MENTAL FILMS, ISU'S HON- ORARY ART SOCIETY, THETA ALPHA TAU AIMED TO FURTHER THE KNOWL- EDGE AND APPRECIATION OF ART AND CONTRIBUTE TO ART EDUCATION. BE- SIDES THE FILM SERIES, THE CLUB SPONSORED A SERIES OF ART LECTURES. DURING THE YEAR MEM- BERS PARTICIPATED IN FIELD TRIPS TO MUSEUMS AND ATTENDED ART CON- VENTIONS. FRONT: TOM LUKES, VICE-PRESI- DENTi CAROL LAVALLEE, PRES- IDENT. BACK: CANDY KOEHLER, TREASURER: PAM SCHWARTZ, SEC- RETARY. NOT PICTURED: KEITH KNOBLOCK,ADVISOR. BARR,MARY BECKMAN, FRED S. BEGGS, THOMAS H. CAPRA, LEE W. COLLMAN, LOUISE S. GERENCIR, ROGER W. GREENQUIST, ANDREA J. GREENQUIST, STEVE L. HINES,HELODY L. JACOBS, ELAINE L. KESSLER, BECKY KRUEGER,ROSEMARY LUKES, THOMAS J. MC WILLIAMS, JOHN M. MESTER, JOANN L. MOOTH, DIRK L. MOR EY, THOMAS K. MULLEN, GERRI P. PICCHIETTI, KATHLEEN A. STAPLETON, DONALD R. 359 360 SULLENTRUP, JANET L TOWLE, NANCY B. TURNER, JAMES R. VANDERVEEN, DON WALSER, MYRA L. WELSCH, MARJORI E G. WIEDMAN, JO ANN M. TRANSFERS THIS YEAR, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. JAMES RODERICK, THE MUSIC DE- PARTMENT HAS EXPERI- ENCED SIGNIFICANT GROWTH IN STUDENT ENROLLMENT, ESPECIALLY IN TRANSFERS. TRANSFER STUDENTS, CHOOSING MUSIC AS THEIR MAJOR FIELD, NUMBERED APPROXIMATELY THREE TIMES AS MANY AS LAST YEAR. FORTY - SEVEN FACULTY MEMBERS DIRECTED AND INSTRUCTED THE MANY GROUPS - SIX CHORUSES, INCREASE MUSIC DEPT THREE BANDS, A SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, A CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, TWO JAZZ BANDS, AND MANY ENSEM- BLES - AFFILIATED WITH THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT. THESE GROUPS PRESENTED OVER ONE HUNDRED RE- CITALS AND CONCERTS THROUGHOUTTHEYEAR. THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT THIS YEAR INVITED JEAN BERGER, TALENTED CHORAL COMPOSER, AND STAN KEN- TON, JAZZ MUSICIAN TO ISU. DELTA OMICRON OFFERS MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT FELLOWSHIP, SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY AND PRO- MOTION OF MUSICIANSHIP ARE THE MAIN PURPOSES OF THE OMICRON OMEGA CHAPTER OF DELTA OMI- CRON AT ISU. DURING THE YEAR THIS PROFESSION- AL WOMEN'S MUSICIAN FRATERNITY OBSERVED FOUNDER'S DAY, PRESENTED AN AMERICAN MUSICALE IN JANUARY, AND COM- BINED WITH PHI MU ALPHA FOR A MUSICAL RECITAL IN MAY. MEMBERS ALSO USH- ERED AT ALL RECITALS AND CONCERTS. FRONT: KATIE ELLIS, PRESIDENT, MARY ANN KASTNER, ZND VICE- PRESIDENT. BACK: JANE FOSTER, SECRETARY: CHRIS POTSIC, 'IST VICE-PRESIDENT. NOT PICTURED: WOZNIAK WARDEN LIZ LEHNHAU CHAR DERWIN, MUSICAL ACTIVI- SEN ZND TREASURER CATHY TIES: ANN GARDNER, PUBLICITYI CORNMAN 'IST TREASURER CAROL GIAGNONI, HISTORIAN, PAT LOWELL MANSON PRESENTS OKLAHOMA FORMED IN 1923, THE LOWELL MASON IMENCI IS COMPOSED OF MUSIC MA- JORS, MINORS, AND RE- SOURCE PEOPLE DEDICATED TO FURTHERING MUSICAL DEVELOPMENT. OKLAHOMA WAS PRE- SENTED THIS YEAR AS THEIR ANNUAL MUSICAL PRODUCTION. THROUGH THE PRESENTATION MEMBERS NOT ONLY PROVIDED EN- TERTAINMENT FOR THE COMMUNITY BUT ALSO LEARNED MORE ABOUT PRODUCTIONS IN THE PRO- CESS. ' Az, BYRNE, HISTORIANQ KATHY STER- RENBERG, PRESIDENT. NOT PIC- TURED: PAN WILCOX, TREASURERi MARY J. NOVY, VICE-PRESIDENT: FRONT: CHRIS TuIvIuLTY, RECORD- MITCHELL, PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN. , ING SECRETARY: ELIZABETH LEHN- BACK: DEBI VAN DE vooRT, COR- SEEgRSgxi'gvIS'gf2V'S0R' SHARON HAusEN, SHOW DIRECTOR: TRUDY RESPONDING SECRETARY: LINDA ' ' 362 ADAMS, ROBERT E. ANTHONY,GREGORY D. BALMES,JEANNE E. BARNET, RICHARD D. BECKNELL, DOUGLAS P. BIRKNER, WILLIAM H. BURRS, TIMOTHY R. I CORNMAN,CATHERINE F. COX, CATHERINE L. DABBS, CAROL K. DANIELS, PATRICIA L. DERWIN, CHARLOTTE D. DUNBAR, TANYA C. ELSTON, RUTH M. FOSTER, JEAN M. GARDNER, ANN GARRISON, PAUL K. GIAGNONI, CAROL A. LESTINA, FREDERICK R. POTSIC, CHRISTINA M. SCHUPBACH, EDWIN J. SEALOCK, DEANNA S. STADSHOLT, DONNA M. STADSHOLT, ROBERT G. STERRENBERG, KATHY L. VANCE,STEPHAN D. YORK,GEORGE W. JR. ZOOK, BETTY J. 363 THEATRE DEPARTMENT EXPERIMENTS THE THEATRE DEPARTMENT CENTERED ITS ATTENTION THIS YEAR ON IMPROVE- MENTS THROUGH EXPERI- MENTAL COURSES. APPROVAL WAS GRANTED FOR A NEW COURSE, THEATRE PRACTI- CUM, WHICH ALLOWED THE STUDENT TO GAIN CREDIT FOR ASSISTING THEATRE PRODUCTION. THEATRE MANAGEMENT AND COSTUME DESIGN WERE ALSO INITI- ATED ON A TRIAL BASIS, SAID DR. CALVIN PRITNER, DIRECTOR. A FRIDAY AFTERNOON WORKSHOP PROGRAM WAS SPONSORED BY THE THEA- TRE DEPARTMENT. ANY IN- TERESTED STUDENTS WERE ALLOWED USE OF THE THEA- TRE AT THIS TIME. THEATRE PRODUCTIONS RE- CEIVED ENTHUSIASTIC AU- DIENCE SUPPORT FOR SUCH PLAYS AS THE CROSS- ROADS, THE IMAGINARY INVALID, THE POLICE, AMERICA, HURRAH, THE KILLER, AND MAN OF LAMANCHA. 364 GIESE, SHARON L. GRIFFIN, SHARON P. KESINGER,GREGG L. MORRIS,MARIANNE B. PAGELS, SUSAN K. VAN BUSKIRK, DARLA L W APOLOGIES TO THESE THIRTY-TWO SOCIAL SCIENCE MAJORS. . .THE STAFF HAD NO IDEA THEY EXISTED UN- TIL THEIR STACK OF MUGS WAS THE ONLY ONE RE- MAINING ON THE DESK. BE- CAUSE OF AN OVERSIGHT ON THE PART OF THE UNI- VERSITY, THESE POOR NE- GLECTED SOULS ARE WITH- OUT A DEPARTMENT OR A DEPARTMENT HEAD. THEY SIMPLY HAVE A MAJOR. SINCE THE CLASS SECTION, ARRANGED ACCORDING TO DEPARTMENT WITH DEPART- MENT HEADS, HAD ALREADY HERE THEY ARE!! THE SOCIAL SCIENCE MAJORS BEEN COMPLETED, IT WAS TOO LATE TO INCLUDE THESE PICTURES UNDER THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES WHERE THEY RIGHTFULLY BELONG. THE STAFF HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO PARK THEM AT THE END. 366 -..'. IT IS THE SINCERE HOPE THAT NEXT YEAR EITHER SOCIAL SCIENCE WILL BE ITS OWN DEPARTMENT WITH ITS OWN DEPARTMENT HEAD, OR THAT THE STAFF WILL BE AWARE OF THAT DEPARTMENT'S NON-EXIST- ENCE. INDEXSTAFF AHRENS, PAUL R. ANDERSON, JULIA A. BEIER, JOHN L. BROWN, DONALD M. JR. BROWN, WILLIAM A. BUHLIG, CHRISTINE CASSEHO, JOSEPH J. CYGAN, WAN DA K. DUNCAN, RONALD K. FORD, KATHLEEN GAGLER, JANET M. GILLIS, B. ALAN GOTTSCHALK, CHRISTINE M. HABERER, PATRICIA A. HARLAN, LARRY A. HARMON, DANIEL W. HIBBENS, STEVEN C. HOBSON, JUDITH A. HOEPFINGER, DALE A. HOFFMAN, PHILIP A. JALLEY, THOMAS A. KLOEPPER, HOWARD W. KUESTER, DENNIS P. LONGMAN, ROGER A. MC CUE, DIANE M. METCALF, MICHAEL PETTY, SAMUEL RICE, JOSEPH R. RINCHIUSO,ANGELO P. ROMANUS,MAUREEN A. WALTERS,KENNETH N. WESTRAY,SUSAN P. 45. 367 368 AGRICULTURE AHERIN, ROBERT A., FARMERS- VILLE. ALPHA TAU ALPHA: ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: NEWMAN CLUB. ALHORN, RONALD R., MEREDOSIA. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB. ARNE, PETER D., LEE. ISU AGRI- CULTURECLUB. BITTNER, TIM R., BLOOMINGTON. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: INTRA- MURALS. BOARDMAN, ALBERT L., NORMAL. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: ALPHA TAUALPHA. BOWYER, TIM W., CLINTON. INTRA- MURALS. BRENT, GARY L., LEROY. ISU AG- RICULTURE CLUB: ALPHA TAU AL- PHA: INTRAMURALS. BROWN, DANIEL W., HEYWORTH. PHI ALPHA THETA: ISU AGRICUL- TURECLUB. BUSBY,MICHAEL R., RAY. COOK, HARLAN W., MAQUON. DE RYCKE, PAUL F., KEWANEE. ENDRESS, GARY D., SPEER. ISU AG- RICULTURE CLUB: INTRAMURALS. ERBENTRAUT, JOHN R., POPLAR GROVE. EWERS, BILL G., PLEASANT HILL. FISCHER, K. WAYNE, BLOOMINGTON. FUNK, KEITH E., GRIDLEY. ISU AG- RICULTURE CLUB, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN: DAIRY JUDGING TEAM. GAST, ROBERT J., MANHATTAN. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: SKY DIV- INGCLUB. GILMORE, DAVID G., COLFAX. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: ALPHA TAU ALPHA. GURNSEY, WAYNE A., CHANDLER- VILLE. INTRAMURALS: LIVESTOCK JUDGINGTEAM. HAHN, WILLIAM L., BYRON. ISU AG- RICULTURE CLUB. HANDY, LAWRENCE A., AUBURN. ALPHA TAU ALPHA: I-MENS CLUB, VICE PRESIDENT: VARSITY FOOT- BALL: LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM. HARDT, CHARLES M., LEXINGTON. JUDO CLUB: STUNT SHOW: INTRA- MURALS. HARLAN, ROBIN A., BLOOMINGTON. HEAL, RONALD J., ESMOND. HECATHORN, STEVEN A., EARL- VILLE. ALPHA TAU ALPHA: AG CLUB: INTRAMURALS. HILL, ROBERT K., MORRIS. ISU AG- RICULTURE CLUB. HOWELL, RICHARD L., MAROA. AL- PHA TAU ALPHA ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB,MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN. HUGHES, LARRY G., WARRENSBURG. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: CARDINAL COURT ADVISORY COUNCIL: INTRA- MURALS. HUMPHREYS, LARRY E., BLOOM- INGTON. JOHNSON, GAIL A., NORMAL. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB. JOHNSON, JAMES A., WILMINGTON. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB. JORSTAD, KENNETH W., MORRIS. ALPHA TAU ALPHA, VICE PRESI- DENT: ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: WALKER HALL JUDICIAL COUNCIL, CHAIRMAN: RESIDENT ASSISTANT, WATTERSON: LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM: STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD. KAHLE, DENNIS G., WATERMAN. ALPHA TAU ALPHA. KAHLE, GARY L., WATERMAN. KEISLER, NEIL L., DUNDEE. KING,WAYNE F., RANKIN. KOMNICK, TERRY G., ARMINGTON. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: ALPHA TAU ALPHA. LARSON, LAVERN E., WILLIAMS- FIELD. LEWIS, THOMAS R., VAN ORIN. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: ALPHA TAU ALPHA, SECRETARY. LONG, HAROLD W., KEWANEE. TRANSFER FROM BLACK HAWK EAST COLLEGE. INTRAMURALS. MC CAW, JOE A., NORTH HENDER- SON. MC CALLEN, STEVEN L., EUREKA. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: YOUNG REPUBLICANS. MC KOWN, TED T., SULLIVAN. AL- PHA TAU ALPHA: AGRICULTURE CLUB: NATIONAL VOCATIONAL AG- RLCRLTURAL TEACHER'S ASSOCIA- MARTIN, DAVID W., ALEXIS. MILLER, PHILLIP S., INDIANOLA. ETA SIGMA PHI. TREASURER: PHI EETA LAMBDA: ISU AGRICULTURE LUB. MOBERLY, ROBERT H., DELAND. MULLINS, DONALD G., LEE. ISU AG- RICULTURE CLUB: INTRAMURALS. NEFF, DALLAS S., LA HARPE. IN- TRAMURALS. PETERSON, EDWARD L., KINGSTON. POLLITT, WILLIAM D., ASTORIA. ALPHA TAU ALPHA. POYNTER, ALLEN J., PARIS. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: DAIRY JUDG- INGTEAM. RADERS, JAMES A., PEARL CITY. ALPHA TAU ALPHA: ISU AGRICUL- TURECLUB. REHN, DENNIS P., KIRKLAND. AL- PHA TAU ALPHA. SCHNEIDER, MARK E., BLOOMING- TON. ALPHA TAU ALPHA: GAMMA DELTA: INTRAMURALS: DAIRY JUDGING TEAM. SEAMAN, JOELLEN, ARTHUR. IN- TERHALL COUNCIL, REPRESENTA- TIVE, TREASURER: PRESIDENT OF JEFFERSON HOUSE: ISU AGRICUL- TURE CLUB: SPRING JUDGING TEAM: FALL JUDGING TEAM. SHAULIS, DAVID C., LANARK. JU- DICIAL COUNCIL: ALPHA TAU AL- PHA: ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB. SPENCER, DON L., LE ROY. SPICKLER, LARRY D., DURAND. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB, VICE PRESI- DENT: INTRAMURALS. SPRINGER, CHARLES G., ASHTON. ALPHA TAU ALPHA, TREASURER. STEGING, GLEN C., BLOOMINGTON. ALPHATAUALPHA. STEINER, RICHARD L., TREMONT. THORSON, CARL L., PONTIAC. AL- PHA TAU ALPHA: ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: INTRAMURALS. TRUMMEL, LEWIS A., OAKLEY. WATTERS, MARVIN E., RIO. INTRA- MURALS. WEITEKAMP, LARRY P., HARVEL. AGRICULTURE. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB, PRESIDENT: INTRAMURALS. WESTPHAL, DAVID A., NEWARK. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY VETERANS CLUB. WHILDIN, JOHN R., BLOOMINGTON. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: ALPHA TAUALPHA. WOODY, HAROLD D., GRAYSLAKE. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB: LIVE- STOCK JUDGING TEAM. WRAGGE, DARYLE W., WASHBURN. ISU AGRICULTURE CLUB, ALPHA TAUALPHA. HEALTH 8. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AKRE, JANICE K., NEWARK. PEM CLUB, TUTORIAL CLUB: CHRISTIAN COLLEGIANS. ANACLERIO, JANICE M., LAKE FOR- EST. ANDERSON, KRISTEN J., ROCK- FORD. VARUNAS, ORCHESTRA. BELSHAW, BRADLEY H., ROANOKE. BLACKLEDGE, MARY J., HAMILTON. PEM CLUB, REDBIRD ROOTERS. BLOOD, DAVID G., NORMAL. BOUIE, EARLENE, ROBBINS. BRANDS, PAUL B., BLOOMINGTON. BRENT, JANET L., OLYMPIA FIELDS. PRESIDENTS' STANDING COMMITTEE, PEM CLUB, INTRA- MURALS, PRESIDENT OF RANDOLPH HOUSE, REDBIRD ROOTERS. BURDEN, ANNA R., LISLE. CARLSON, CHRISTINE C., NORMAL. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS MI- NORS CLUB, WOMEN'S RECREA- TIONAL ASSOCIATION. CERASANI, TOM M., RIVER GROVE. CHAMINGS, THOMAS E., COLFAX. CHURCHILL,WILLIAMM.,PEORIA. CONRAD, JAMES M., PEORIA. VAR- SITY FOOTBALL. CONROY, THOMAS D., PALOS HEIGHTS. CONSIDINE, SUSAN A., SOUTH HOL- LAND. SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM. COOK, NORMA J., NORMAL. ORCHE- SIS, PRESIDENT, LOWELL MASON MUSICAL, ORCHESIS SCHOLARSHIP. CUPRYS, JANIS A., NORMAL. CUPRYS, MICHAEL J., KANKAKEE. DADANT, MARY V., HAMILTON. DEFOE, ROBERT D., PARK FOREST. DELGADO, PAUL, CHILLICOTHE MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB, VICE PRESIDENT, INTRAMURALS. DENHAM, DONALD E., HARVEY. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB. DICKERSON, WILLIAM R., GALES- BURG. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION CLUB. DIDO, VICKI L., NORRIDGE. ORCHE- SIS. DOLEZAL, PATRICIA A., PARK FOREST. INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTSI PEM CLUB: WOMEN'S RECREA- TIONAL ASSOCIATION, CLASS REP- RESENTATIVE, STUDENT REPRE- SENTATIVE IN UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM COMMITTEE IN PHY- SICALEDUCATION. EVANOFF, VIRGINIA A., BLOOMING- TON. KAPPA DELTA PI, WOMEN'S GOLFTEAM. FOLEY, SHARON J., ELMHURST. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB. FONSECA, FRED R., JOLIET. RESI- DENT ASSISTANT, WALKER HALL, CULTURAL COMMITTEE ADVISORY, INTRAMURALS: CENTRAL CAM- PUS ADVISORY COMMITTEE. FORD, DONNA LEE M., FRANKLIN PARK. CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, THETA PHI UPSILON, FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERI GAMMA PHII CORYPHEES, VARISTY CHEER- LEADER, INTERCOLLEGIATE DIV- INGTEAM. FRANTZEN, H. W., DOLTON. SWIM TEAM. GETZELMAN, JEAN M., HAMPSHIRE. KAPPA DELTA EPSILON, PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB, EN- TERTAINMENT BOARD USHER, STUNT SHOW CHORUS. GIBSON, LINDA L., TRIVOLI. GAM- MA PHI, PEM CLUB, WOMEN'S REC- REATIONAL ASSOCIATION. GILBERT, BEVERLY G., WILDWOOD. PEMCLUB. GORDON, RICHARD T., CHICAGO RIDGE. BASEBALL. GOWEN, DOLORES A., PALATINE. ORCHESIS, VICE PRESIDENT, CORY- PHEES, STUNT SHOW. GRANDOLFO, GENEVIEVE J., OAK PARK. VICE PRESIDENT OF DUNN HALL. HAGENBRUCH, JOSEPH F., CLINTON. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB, PRESIDENT, ISU TRACK TEAM. HALL, BOBBIE J., GALESBURG. PEM CLUB, FRESHMAN REPRE- SENTATIVE, VICE PRESIDENT. HENEGHAN, KERRY L., DECATUR. PEM CLUB, EXECUTIVE BOARD, VICEPRESIDENT. HOMUTH, LINDA K., HAMPSHIRE. 1 HORN, JERRY J., ELMHURST. FOOT- BALL, WRESTLING, STUNT SHOW. HOUSMAN, ROBERT L., OAK LAWN. BASEBALL. HURLEY, LADONNA L., PEKIN. JAGGI, MARY K., MORTON. WOM- EN'S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION, REDBIRD ROOTERS, STUNT SHOW. JAMES, MARY L., BLOOMINGTON. REDBIRD ROOTERS, YOUNG REPUB- LICANS. JONES, SANDRA L., DECATUR. KAMERER, MARGO L., EAST PEOR- IA.PEMCLUB. KASPRAK, CAROL A., LA SALLE. PEM CLUB, WOMEN'S RECREA- TIONAL ASSOCIATION, YOUNG RE- PUBLICANS. KOONCE, MARY A., DECATUR. PEM CLUB. KROHE, CAROL A., BEARDSTOWN. STUNT SHOW, PEM CLUB, JUDICIAL COUNCIL, SECRETARY. LANE, STEVEN B., HEYWORTH. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL, INTRA- MURALS. LECASTRO, JOSEPH M., DES PLAINES. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCA- TIONCLUB. LYNCH, THOMAS E., NORRIDGE. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB, BASEBALL. MC CARTHY, DONALD H., CARPEN- TERSVILLE. INTRAMURALS. MC DONELL, MARGARET E., LOM- BARD. MC GONAGLE, WILLIAM C., PEORIA. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB, TRACK. MC KEAN, ALICE C., ONARGA. PEM CLUB. MACTAGUE, NANCY J., LOMBARD. GERMAN CLUB, SECRETARY. MALLIE, KATHLEEN A., NEW BOS- TON. TRANSFER FROM EASTERN IOWA COMMUNITY COLLEGE. MARRIN, DENNIS K., SPRINGFIELD. NEWMAN CLUB, INTRAMURALS: MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB. MARTIN, GARY L., COAL VALLEY. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB. MOORE, CHARLES L., FOX RIVER GROVE. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION CLUB, WRESTLING. MORRISON, MARY JO, CORNELL. PEM CLUB, WOMEN'S RECREA- 370 TIONAL ASSOCIATION: INTRAMUR- ALS: INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS: UNIVERSITY BAND: PEP BAND: HOMECOMING BOARD: STUNT SHOW. MOSIER, MARILYNN L., WEST CHI- CAGO. WOMEN'S RECREATIONAL AS- SOCIATION: PEM CLUB, TREASURER: OFFICIATING CLUB: INTERCOLLEG- IATE SPORTS: INTRAMURALS. MOTTA, LEONARD P., CHICAGO. MROCZKOWSKI, GREGORY J., CHI- CAGO. VARSITY FOOTBALL. NAGLER, JAON C., DUNDEE. PEM CLUB, SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE: INTERCOLLEGIATE FIELDHOCKEYI INTRAMURALS. NELSON, CHARLES H., LA SALLE. NELSON, DAVID N., BLOOMINGTON. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB, TREASURER: FOOTBALL: HORTON SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNER: VAR- SITY FOOTBALL MANAGER. NEWTON, THOMAS W., NORMAL. STUDENT TRAINER: FOOTBALL. OZOG, CATHIE S., VILLA PARK. PAMON, CHARLOTTE L., CHICAGO. WOMEN'S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIA- TION: BLACK STUDENT ASSOCIA- TION: WRA SECRETARY. PATCHETT, JOHN M., VALIER. PEARSON, CHARLES E., GLENWOOD. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA: REDBIRD ROOTERS: INTRAMURALS: MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB. PETERSON, LARRY J., WYANET. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB: INTRAMURALS: ISU KARATE CLUB. PICKERING, BETSY, ROCKFORD. CORYPHEES: RESIDENT ASSISTANT IN HEWETT HALL. PINKERTON, LINDA J., PLEASANT PLAINS. PEM CLUB BOARD: PEM CLUB: ORCHESISI WOMEN'S REC- REATIONAL ASSOCIATION: STUNT SHOW. PORTER, DONALD R., PEKIN. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB, PRES- IDENT. PRITCHARD, RITA E., HOOPPLE. WRA, HOUSING BOARD: PEM CLUB: INTRAMURALS: INTERCOLLEGIATE TEAMS. PRYOR, MICHAEL R., BLOOMING- ZON. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION LUB. RASMUSEN, LARRY C., HUNTLEY. RICHARDS, TRENT R., ELBURN. TRACK: MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION CLUB: YOUNG DEMOCRATS: I CLUB. RICKARD, JOSEPH K., BLOOMING- TON. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB: PHYSICAL THERAPY WORKER. ROBICH, KATHLEEN A., SPRING VALLEY. TRANSFER FROM ILLINOIS VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE. PEMCLUB. ROONEY, MICHAEL J., NORMAL. KAPPA DELTA PI. ROSSMILLER, BECKY L., NORMAL. ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS REPRESENTATIVE: WOMEN'S PHYS- ICAL EDUCATION CLUB: YOUNG REPUBLICANS: EXECUTIVE COUN- CIL, WATTERSON. RUBASH, TERRY J., NORMAL. RUMBOLD, NANCY S., CHILLICOTHE. INTERHALL COUNCIL: PEM CLUB:: RESIDENT ASSISTANT IN COLBY HALL. SALERNO, SUSAN T., NORMAL. SARFF, WILLIAM J., PEKIN. JUNIOR ADVISORY BOARD: ISU HOCKEY CLUB, CAPTAIN. SATKOWSKI, FAITH G., CHICAGO. FENCING TEAM. SAYLES, LARRY J., JOLIET. ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA: CROSS COUNTRY. SCHUMACHER, SABRA, CRETE. PEM CLUB. SCHWAB, KATHLEEN C., ASHTON. KAPPA DEHA PI: PHI ALPHA THETA: SHUFFLING SHOES: INTRAMURALS: PEMCLUB. SCHWEITZER, KENNETH D., MON- MOUTH. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION CLUB: FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: INTRAMURALS. SHIPMAN, FREDRICK W., BLOOM- INGTON. INTRAMURALS. SKAMENCA, SHEILA G., NORMAL. PEMCLUB. SMITH, JANICE M., PONTIAC. IN- TERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS: PEM CLUB, EXECUTIVE OFFICER. SMITH, RICHARD E., MT. PRO- SPECT. GAMMA PHI: REDBIRD ROOTERS: GYMNASTICS TEAM. SNYDER, JOSEPH W., EUREKA. SPICKARD, KAREN F., HOOPESTON. PEM CLUB: OFFICIATING CLUB: EXECUTIVE BOARD. SPRINGER, THOMAS P., OSWEGO. ALPHA PHI OMEGA: CLASS ADVIS- ORY BOARD: JUDO CLUB: SCUBA CLUB: NEWMAN CLUB: ISU HOCKEY CLUB,TRAINER. STAULCAP, NANCY L., HUDSON. STERBENZ, MICHAEL P., ANTIOCH. INTRAMURALS. STIMAC, KAREN A., NORMAL. RED- BIRD ROOTERS: NEWMAN CLUB: WOMEN'S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIA- TION: PEM CLUB. STINE, MARY M., NORMAL. STUCKEY, CAROL A., BLOOMING- TON. SIGMA KAPPA: KAPPA DELTA PI: PEM CLUB: WOMEN'S RECREA- TIONAL ASSOCIATION: CHEERLEAD- ING. TAYLOR, ALAN W., URBANA. CROSS COUNTRY: TRACK, CAPTAIN. TESKE, SANDY J., PRINCEVILLE. PEM CLUB: WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION. TRICKLE, PATRICIA E., TOULON. WRA BOARD: INTRAMURALS: INTER- COLLEGIATE FIELD HOCKEY: PEM CLUB. TRUCKENMILLER, LINDA S., FREE- PORT. CLASS ADVISORY BOARD: STUNT SHOW: ENTERTAINMENT BOARD USHER. TUSEK, RAY J., LOCKPORT. TYREE, BRENDA A., DUPP. VAUGHAN, DANNY L., NORMAL. VERSHAW, ELLA M., SILVIS. INTER- COLLEGIATE TRACK. WALLACE, DAVID S., PARK FOREST. WEHRMEISTER, JUDITH D., FRANK- LIN PARK. WELLS, BARBARA S., KANKAKEE. PEM CLUB: WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION. WHITAKER, LEE R., PEORIA. INTRA- MURALS. WIELICZKO, VICTOR L., NORMAL. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB. WIENKE, E. W., JOLIET. WILKE, DIANE K., BELVIDERE. PEM CLUB. WILLIAMS, CRAIG P., NORMAL. WINDMILLER, ROBERTA J., KANKA- KEE. VARUNAS: REDBIRD ROOTERS: PEM CLUB. WROBEL, LYNDA L., SKOKIE. PEM CLUB: INTRAMURALS. ZELEZNIK, JAMES B., JOLIET. ZIMMERMAN, PAULA D., NORMAL. REDBIRD ROOTERS: PEM CLUB. ZMRHAL, MARGARET A., NORMAL. ORCHESIS, SECRETARY: PEM CLUB: CORYPHEES, EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, HAMILTON-WHITTEN. HOME ECONOMICS ALBERTS, PEGGY S., LINCOLN. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, REDBIRD ROOTERS. ALLEN, ALICE J., DELAVAN. YOUNG REPUBLICANS, REDBIRD ROOTERS. ANDERSON, MARY L. NORMAL. ANDREWS, MARDELLA K., LODA, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, TREAS- URER, REDBIRD ROOTERS. BAUER, PAULA D. BLOOMINGTON. BERNER, SANDRA L. GENESEO. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, EXECU- TIVEBOARD. BROCK, RITA K., NORMAL. BROWN, NANCY S., BEASON. CLODI, JANET M., KANKAKEE. KAP- PA OMICRON PHI, NEWMAN CLUB, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. COLE, PEGGY L., GRAND RIDGE. CORCORAN, PATSY A., BLOOMING- TON. TRANSFER FROM WESTERN ILLINOIS. DAMERSON, JUDY, FAIRBURY. DELTONTO, JOANN M., JOLIET. RESIDENT ASSISTANT DUNN KAPPA OMICRON PHI, HOME EC CLUB. DEUEL, MARGARET A., TOULON. FOSTER, JANE E., HENRY. DELTA OMICRON, CHAPLAIN, SECRETARY, LADIES IN RED, TREBLE CHOIR: HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, REDBIRD ROOTERS. FREITAG, DIANE C., KEWANEE. KAPPA OMICRON PHI. FRITZ, PAMELA K., HERSCHER. AS- SOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCA- TION, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. GRIESEMER, CANDICE L., HOPE- DALE. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, EXECU- TIVE BOARD, CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, KAPPA DELTA EPSI- LON. HEITZLER, THERESA D., PROPHETS- TOWN. KAPPA OMICRON PHI. HODEL, EDITH A., ROANOKE. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN BIBLE CLASS. ISSACS, MARANDA G., LIVONIA. ISU DEBS, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. JACOBS, NANDY J., CHENOA. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, SECRETARY, WGLT RADIO STATION, TRAFFIC DIRECTOR. JANSEN, FRANCES M., SPRINGFIELD. JOHNSON, VICKIE M., PEORIA. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. KESTEL, BARBARA J., FRANKFORT. KAPPA OMICRON PHI, ISU TUTORIAL PROJECT. KNIGHT, SANDRA C., PONTIAC. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. KOSTNER, AMY E., NORMAL. STUNT SHOW. KUBISTA, CLAUDIA A., BROOKFIELD. KAPPA OMICRON PHI. KUNZEMAN, CHERYL A., ARENZ- VILLE. MANSER, CAROL I., HAMPSHIRE. KAPPA OMICRON PHI, HOME ECO- NOMICS CLUB, ISU TUTORIAL PROJ- ECT, REDBIRD ROOTERS. MARLETT, ELIZABETH S., STAN- FORD. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. YOUNG DEMOCRATS, ZERO POPU- LATION GROWTH, ISU TUTORIAL PROJECT. MYHRA, CHERYL A., BLOOMINGTON. DAMES CLUB, VICE PRESIDENT, KAPPA OMICRON PHI, GUARD. NICHOLLS, PATRICIA K., BIRSTOL. PI DELTA PHI, STUNT SHOW, RED- BIRDROOTERS. PASCHKE, GAIL S., ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. KAPPA DELTA PI, KAPPA OMICRON PHI, KAPPA DELTA EPSI- LON, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, WGLTSTAFF. PLAUGHER, SANDRA L., PEORIA. KAPPA OMICRON PHI, HOME ECO- NOMICS CLUB, SHUFFLIN' SHOES, SECRETARY, AMERICAN HERITAGE DANCERS, LLOYD SHAW DANCERS, RESIDENT ASSISTANT RANDOLPH HOUSE. PODEWELL, CAROL D., EVERGREEN PARK. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, PRESIDENT, ASSOCIATION OF WOM- ENS STUDENTS, JOINT COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRMAN, COLLEGE OF AP- PLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD, ISSCS TUTOR, ENTERTAINMENT BOARD USHER, STUDENT SENATE. REECE, BRENDA J., WELLINGTON. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, SECRE- TARY. REUSS, HOLLY K., WEST CHICAGO. KAPPA OMICRON PHI. RUNK, JOAN C., BLOOMINGTON. KAPPA OMICRON PHI. RUSHTON, RUTH M., MINOOKA. KAPPA OMICRON PHI. SCHAAD, JOYCE A., PRINCEVILLE. SCHMITT, JUDITH C.A., WASHING- TON. ISU TUTORIAL PROJECT, ISU FILM SOCIETY, NEWMAN CLUB, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, STUDENT TSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. SPIRES, SYLVIA J., GALESBURG. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. THORP, CAROL A., CLINTON. KAP- PA OMICRON PHI, VICE PRESIDENT, PRESIDENT, HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. WHICKER, SANDRA L., GENESEO. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB. WHITE, MILDRED I., TOULON. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB, ALPHA BETA ALPHA. WINSTEAD, KATHLEEN E., MCLEAN. PI OMEGA PI, KAPPA DELTA PI. YOUNG, JUDITH M., NORMAL. KAP- PA OMICRON PHI, TREASURER. INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY BESLIC, RONALD R., NORMAL. IOTA EAMBDA SIGMA, INDUSTRIAL ARTS LUB. CONRAD, DARRELL F., ALHAMBRA. DOENITZ, LLOYD N., BLOOMING- TON. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB. DOLLY, REID W., LEROY. FIORE, KENNETH E., MARKHAM. IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA, INDUSTRIAL ARTSCLUB. GIBSON, JOHN M., GERLAW. HART, TERRY L., LINCOLN. IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA, ISU JUDICIAL COUN- CIL, RESIDENT ASSISTANT IN WIL- KINS, RA ADVISORY BOARD, RED BIRD ROOTERS, ISU TUTORIAL PRO- GRAM, INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB, UNION BOARD. HAWTHORNE, DAVIE L., CRYSTAL LAKE. IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA, INDUS- TRIAL ARTS CLUB. JANSSEN, DALE I., HARTSBURG. IN- DUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB, HOMECOM- ING BOARD, BASKETBALL, TRACK. JOHNSTON, RICHARD N., ELMHURST. PRESIDENT OF THE NAVIGATORS. LANGENFELD, GARY P., SPRING- FIELD. LANINGA, JOHN W., BLOOMINGTON. MOORE, THOMAS L., EVANSTON. MYERS, LEONARD E., PEORIA. IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA, INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB,TREASURER. OLTMAN, DALE C., BLOOMINGTON. 371 372 RUSSELL, MICHAEL A., BLOOMING- TON. GAMMA PHI FRATERNITY, VICE-PRESIDENT. SANDERS, THOMAS L., WHEATON. INTRAMURALS. SCHUPP, STEVEN L., METAMORA. BASEBALL. SHAW, HERBERT R., MORRIS. STUART, TOM B., NORMAL. IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA: INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB. TRZESNIOWSKI, PETER E., SHICK- SHINNY,PENNA. VEHLOW, ROBERT A., CHICAGO. VARSITY BAND: MARCHING BAND: PEP BAND: SHUFFLIN SHOES: INDUS- TRIAL ARTS CLUB: WGLT-CHIEF ANNOUNCER. WILLIAMS, IVAN E., DECATUR. IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA. ARTS8. SCIENCES BARZ, DIANE E., OAKLAWN. STU- DENT SENATE, CHAIRMAN: ACADEM- IC SENATE, VICE-CHAIRMAN: PI DEL- TA PHI: RESIDENT ASSISTANT-WAT- TERSON. BEATTY, ROBERT S., DECATUR. FISHER, ANN M., NEWTON. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA, VICE-PRESIDENT: NEWMAN CLUB, TREASURER: ASSO- CIATION OF STUDENT GOVERN- MENT DELEGATE: OLYMPUS, CO- CHAIRMAN: EDUCATIONAL REFORM SYMPOSIUM, CO-CHAIRMAN: RED TASSEL, VICE PRESIDENT: STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD TO HIGHER EDU- CATION: BONE SCHOLAR: STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD TO VICE PRESI- DENT AND DEAN OF FACULTY: GEN- ERAL EDUCATION COUNCIL: ACA- DEMIC AFFAIRS COMMISSIONER: STUDENT SENATE. RICHARDSON, CAROL K., PEORIA. STUDENT SENATE: VIDETTE STAFF: ORIENTATION BOARD: ACADEMIC STANDARDS COMMITTEE: PREVIEW ISU GUIDE: EXECUTIVE SECRETARY STUDENT GOVERNMENT: VICE PRES- IDENTIAL ASSISTANT: ECUMENICAL CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS. VISOR, JULIA N., AURORA. SIGMA TAU DELTA: PACESETTERS, COR- RESPONDING SECRETARY: RED BIRD ROOTERS: HOMECOMING COMMIT- TEE: RESIDENT ASSISTANT, WAT- TERSON: PRESIDENTIAL SELECTION COMMITTEE: PREVIEW GUIDE. BIOLOGY ALLI, ADEKUNLE BILLIAMIN, LAGOS, NIGERIA. 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MEYER, MICHAEL D., NEW HOLLAND. MILLER, STEPHEN E., CHICAGO. MEN'S GLEE CLUB, PRESIDENT. MORRIS, JOANN, FAIRBURY. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA, KAPPA DELTA PI, STUDENT EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIA- TION. MORTON, CARL W., MINONK. NELSON, ROBERTA A., KANKAKEE. GAMMA THETA UPSILON. PERZ, FRANCES M., CICERO. GAM- MA THETA UPLISON, REDBIRD ROOTERS. PETERSON, KATHLEEN D., NEWARK. SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORY BOARD: ACADEMIC SENATE. RIBECA, DAVID L., CHICAGO HEIGHTS. RIPLEY, EDWARD M., ROCK ISLAND. GEOLOGY CLUB, INTRAMURALS. STAPLETON, JAMES M., MIDLOTH- IAN. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION, CHAIRMAN. STARBUCK, DEBORAH R., ROCK- FORD. HISTORY BALES, REBECCA E., DIXON. MADI- SON HOUSE VICE PRESIDENT, RESI- DENT ASSISTANT, YOUNG REPUB- LICANS. BASTUCK, JON J., MARSEILLES. ISU TUTORIAL PROJECT, INTRAMURALS, SCUBACLUB. BENNETT, FOREST D., DOLTON. BERGSTROM, CHRISTINE E., PEORIA. CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, DEL- TA PI. BREMNER, WILLIAM J., ROCKFORD. LAMBOA CHI ALPHA. BROWN, MARK D., GIBSON CITY. AL- PHA KAPPA LAMBDA, PHI ALPHA THETA, STUDENT SENATE, INTRA- MURALS. BUHRMANN, JEFFREY F., BLOOM- INGTON. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA, PRESIDENT, STUDENT REPRESENT- ATIVE UNIVERSITY CALENDAR COM- MITTEE. CANNON, ITA, M., BLOOMINGTON. ZOUNG REPUBLICANS, PSYCHOLOGY LUB. CARLTON, CATHERINE E., LIBERTY- VILLE. CARPENTER, LINDA R., KNOXVILLE. CHAVE, ROBERT M., PEORIA. YOUNG REPUBLICANS, MATH CLUB. DILLEY, STAN F., URBANA. I CLUB, TRACK, CROSS-COUNTRY. DOUGLASS, JANE L., NORMAL. ERICKSON, RICHARD D., GALVA. FINLEY, JAMES, NORMAL. FLAHERTY, JAMES P., BLOOMING- TON. ACADEMIC SENATE, INTRA- MURALS, NEWMAN CLUB. FRITZ, GARY S., WALNUT. KAPPA DELTA PI, PHI ALPHA THETA. GARST, STEVEN L., MACKINAW. WALKER HALL JUDICIAL COUNCIL, RESIDENT ASSISTANT, WRIGHT HALL, INTRAMURALS. GOTCH, RICHARD T., STREATOR. VETS CLUB, HISTORY HONORARY SOCIETY. GREENE, PAUL KENNETH., DAN- VILLE. PHI ALPHA THETA, UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS, PEP BAND. HAYES, DAVID L., SPRINGFIELD. HENLEY, TERRY M., PEORIA. YOUNG REPUBLICANS, MEN'S GLEE CLUB, ISU COMMUNITY CHORUS, REDBIRD ROOTERS, NEWMAN CLUB. HOLST, DAVID L., OAK PARK. PHI ALPHATHETA. HOUGH, DONNA L., NORMAL. HOUT, MARY LOU., PEORIA. TRANS- FER FROM OTTUMWA HEIGHTS JUN- IOR COLLEGE OTTUMWA, IOWA, YOUNG DEMOCRATS, RESIDENT AS- SISTANT WRIGHT HALL. HUSSAN, SUZANNE, CHICAGO. ILES, WOODSON A., URBANA. AD- VISORY BOARD CLASS OF '7I. JIRKOVSKY, WILLIAM M., BERWYN. JOHNSON, BRYCE G., ROCKFORD. ISU BRIDGE CLUB, ISU SOCCER CLUB, ISU FILM SOCIETY, VICE PRESIDENT, PRESIDENT, CONCERT CHOIR, COMMUNITY CHOIR, RESI- DENT HALL HEARING PANEL, THE FANSTANTICS . KOVALE, KAREN S., CHICAGO. IN- TERHALL COUNCIL, REDBIRD ROOTERSI HEWETT HALL EXECU- TIVECOUNCIL. KRUGER, MARY B., NORMAL. LAMB, CAROLYN S., PEORIA. LANGLOIS, BARBARA ANN., LOCK- PORT. NEWMAN CLUB, RESIDENT ASSISTANT, FELL HALL, USHER ENTERTAINMENT SERIES. LILE, ERIC A. GLEN, ELLYN. PHI ALPHA THETA. LOFGREN, GREGORY J., MOLINE. PHI ALPHA THETA. ANTHROPOLO- GY ASSOCIATION, VICE CO-CORDIN- ATOR, INTRAMURALS. LOGAN, JOHN F., MOLINE. MC INTOSH, GREGORY B., WINTHROP HARBOR. CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, AMERICAN HERITAGE DANCERS, PRESIDENT. MENNENGA, WILLIAM A., LYNDON. RESIDENT ASSISTANT, WRIGHT HALL, RESIDENT ASSISTANT ADVISORY BOARD. MICKUS, LAIMA, CHICAGO. MOSIER, ROBERT W., ROCK ISLAND. PHI ALPHA THETA. NULL, JERRY L., NORMAL. O'HARROW, LINDA K., BEARDSTOWN. PHI ALPHA THETA, KAPPA DELTA EPSILON. PAESEL, EDWARD W., SAUK VIL- LAGE. INTRAMURALS. PETREE, ROBERT A., EMINGTON. POLSON, GARY G., TISKILWA. PRITTS, DAVID R., SHELBYVILLE. ALPHA PHI OMEGA, SOCIAL CHAIR- MAN, TRACK. PUFAHL, WARREN T., RANTOUL. RASMUSSEN, ROBERT G., BEDFORD PARK. REDBIRD ROOTERS. REEB, PAUL E., ROANOKE. RIGNEY, MARY L. EAST ALTON. RISLEY, DAVID C., LOVES PARK. ROGERS, STEPHEN T., HIGHLAND. SCHAMBURG, PAMELA J., BLOOM- INGTON. GAMMA DELTA, ASSOCIA- TION OF WOMEN STUDENTS, PHI BETA LAMBDA. SCHNEIDERMAN, DENNIS R., BAILEY- VILLE. PHI ALPHA THETA, INTRA- MURALS, ISU DAIRY JUDGING TEAM. SEGVICH, DAVID OWEN., ALSIP. YOUNG DEMOCRATS. TRANSFER FROM CHICAGO CITY COLLEGE. SHEARER, ROBERT G., CALVMET CITY. STARK, WILLIAM E., NORMAL. TRANSFERRED FROM MILLIKIN UNI- VERSITY. PHI ALPHA THETA. STENBORG, PETER G., MUNDELEIN. STRIFLER, PETE DIXON. GERMAN CLUB: YOUNG REPUBLICANS: EXE- CUTIVE COUNCIL WRIGHT HALL: INTRAMURALS: REDBIRD ROOTERS. STUDNICKI, PAUL A., STEATOR. SULLIVAN,GARY L.,PEORIA HEIGHTS. MENS PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB: VARSITY BASEBALL: INTRAMURAL OFFICIAL. TROTTER, DAVID C., NORMAL. PHY- SICAL EDUCATION CLUB: TAU KAP- PA EPSILON: FOOTBALL: INTRA- MURAL OFFICIATING CLUB. TURNOCK, THOMAS L., SOUTH BEND. BASKETBALL. VAN DE VOORDE, RICHARD M., EAST MOLINE. VOGT, PATRICIA A., OAK LAWN. NEWMAN CLUB. WEISS, TERRY M., LINCOLNWOOD. WHISKER, DOUG D., KEWANEE. PHI ALPHATHETA. WILLIAMSON, JAMES A., NORMAL. KAPPA DELTA PI: PHI ALPHA THETA: OLYMPUS, TREASURER: PHI ETA SIGMA, HISTORIAN: TEACHER EDUCATION COUNCIL. WISSEHR, RUTH A., BELLEVILLE. TRANSFER FROM BELLEVILLE AREA COLLEGE. WRIGHT, HELEN M., CHEBANSE. AL- PHA BETA ALPHA: REPUBLICAN CLUB: REDBIRD ROOTERS: MADISON HOUSE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. YBARRA, LAWRENCE D., SILVIS. ZEITER, GAYA L., ROCK ISLAND. PHI ALPHA THETA: ISU DEBS: RED- BIRD ROOTERS: NEWMAN CLUB. LIBRARY SCIENCE BLAIR, CYNTHIA R., STOCKTON. TRANSFER FROM HIGHLAND COM- MUNITY COLLEGE. BRUBAKER, CHERYL A., FREEPORT. ALPHA BETA ALPHA. BUCKINGHAM, MARY J., RANTOUL. ALPHA BETA ALPHA: NEWMAN CLUB: SECRETARY OF DUNN HALL. DUMAS, DEBORAH A., TUSCOLA. HENDERSON, DONNA M., BLOOMING- TON. ALPHA BETA ALPHA. HISCHER, ELIZABETH T., MORRISON- VILLE. ALPHA BETA ALPHA, TREASURER. HOCHSTATTER, VKATHY A., MEN- DOTA. ALPHA BETA ALPHA. MQTT, NINA., PARIS. ALPHA BETA ALPHA, SECRETARY - TREASURER: VICE PRESIDENT: RED BIRD ROOTERS, PRESIDENT: STUNT SHOW. PERKINS, DEETTA L., ERIE. ALPHA BETA ALPHA: ISU TUTORIAL PRO- JECT, ASSISTANT VICE-PRESIDENT: ISSCS COORDINATOR. PICKWORTH, JOY L., STREATOR. ALPHA BETA ALPHA. PUTNAM, JEANNE M., COLFAX. AL- PHA BETA ALPHA: PHI ALPHA THE- TA: DELTA PI: STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION. SCHEIFINGER, SALLY W., SPRING- FIELD. ISU DANCE THEATRE, TREASURER: CORYPHEES. TAYLOR, CLAUDIA S., NORMAL. AL- PHA BETAALPHA. MATHEMATICS ALLEN, ROBERT L., STAUNTON. TRI TOWER REPRESENTATIVE. ANDERSON, BRUCE C., ROCKFORD. PHI ETA SIGMA. ANDERSON, SAM W., AROMA PARK. KAPPA MO EPSILON. AUSTIN, CHARLES O., ROCK ISLAND. YOUNG DEMOCRATS: MATH CLUB. BAUTER, SUSAN L., BRAIDWOOD. REDBIRD ROOTERS: PHYSICS CLUB: MATHCLUB. BELLOT, WILLIAM H., FAIRBURY. KAPPA MU EPSILON, PRESIDENT. BOEHLE, JANICE, AMBOY. BOHLANDER, RICHARD L., EL PASO. KAPPA MU EPSILON: INTRAMURALS. BOEK, LARRY T., THAWVILLE. KAP- PA MU EPSILON: INTRAMURALS. BRANDT, CONNIE JO., GARDNER. GAMMA PHI: KAPPA MU EPSILON: KAPPA DELTA PHI: LADIES IN RED: HAMILTON-WHITTEN STUNT SHOW DIRECTOR 1969. BYE, ROBERT A., CRESTWOOD. COONEY, KATHLEEN A., CHICAGO. MATH CLUB: PRESIDENT, HEWETT HALL. CORRIERE, DIANNE, LANSING. RESI- DENT ASSISTANT, HEWETT HALL. CURRY, LARRY J., PEKIN. DAVIS, DELBERT L., HAVANA. AL- PHA KAPPA LAMBDA: INTERMURALS. DAVIS, JAMES B., NORMAL. MARCH- ING BAND. DENNIS, RICHARD S., BLOOMINGTON. DEWITTE, MICHAEL J., ROCK IS- LAND. DONOHUE, EUGENE F., MENDOTA. DUNN, LINDA B., ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. REDBIRD ROOTERS: ISU TUTORIAL PROJECTION. EADS, ROBER D., JERSEYVILLE. MATH CLUB: YOUNG REPUBLICANS: COMPUTERSOCIETY. EBENS, MARY J., KEWANEE. UNI- VERSITY BAND. EBNER, CHERYL I., NORMAL. FALK, RAY A., NORMAL. MATH CLUB. FELDMANN, MARILYN E., LARLYLE. WRA, TREASURER: INTERCOLLEGI- ATE BASKETBALL. GARLISCH, ROGER C., MASON CITY. TRACK. GENTRY, ROCKTON L., EL PASO. GRACE, GORDON GARY. DECATUR. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA: NATIONAL RESIDENT HALL HONORARY: OFFI- CER WILKINS HALL MEN'S ASSOCIA- TION: ACADEMIC SENATE: PREVIEW GUIDE: HOUSING BOARD: UNIVER- SITY UNION BOARD: COORDINATOR LIVINGILEARNING CENTER: RESI- DENT ASSISTANT, WILKINS, SMITH: ISU FILM SOCIETY, SECRETARY- TREASURER. GRAVELLE, CAROLYN R., CLIFTON. NEWMANCLUB. GRONEWALD, THOMAS M., DUNLAP. NEWMAN CLUB. HAAS, JAMES F., PRINCETON. CLASS ADVISORY BOARD: MANCHESTER EXECUTIVE BOARD. HAWKS, GEORGE E., NORMAL. HECKINGER, RICHARD A., MELROSE PARK. INTRAMURALS: REDBIRD ROOTERS. HENRY, JAMES R., BLOOMINGTON. HILL, RANDALL N., BRADLEY. IN- TRAMURALS. HOLDIMAN, BARBARA J., OSWEGO. HOLSTINE, SANDRA K., NORMAL. HURLIMAN, JANET L., CISSNA PARK. KAPPA MU EPSILON: ALPHA LAM- BDA DELTA. IMIG, RICKY A., NORMAL. KAPPA DELTA RHO: MENS GLEE CLUB. JARKA, RENA M., KANKAKEE. MATH CLUB: RED BIRD ROOTERS: STUNT SHOW. , --- - 378 JEHLING, TOM J., NORMAL. INTRA- MURALS. KEMPF, THERESE M., NORMAL. NEWMANCLUB. KINDRED, WILLIAM J., ATLANTA. ISU PARACHUTE CLUB: PHYSICS CLUB: INTRAMURALS. KING, CLEO F., BLOOMINGTON. KOPATZ, PAUL A., SPRINGFIELD. KROHN, ROBERTA J., QUINCY. YOUNG REPUBLICANS: MATH CLUB: REDBIRD ROOTERS: CAMPUS CRU- SADORS FOR CHRIST: CAMPUS GIRL SCOUTS. KULA, MARILYN J., NILES. KAPPA MU EPSILON: HONORS CLUB: EN- TERTAINMENT BOARD: NEWMAN CLUB. LARSON, BARBARA C., ROCKFORD. LEIBEL, CHERYL D., PEORIA. RED- BIRD ROOTERS: KAPPA MU EPSILON: ISU TUTORIAL PROJECT. LITTLE, ALLEN W., CARROLLTON. PHYSICSCLUB. LITTLE, STEPHEN A., NORMAL. PHI BETA LAMBDA: MATH CLUB: ISU TUTORIAL PROJECT. LYNN, BARBARA J., STONINGTON. KAPPA DELTA PI: KAPPA MU EPSI- LON: ISU TUTORIAL PROJECT. MC CARTY, KATHLEEN M., JACK- SONVILLE. MC GOVERN, SUSAN E., BEARDS- TOWN. KAPPA MU EPSILON, SECRE- TARY: KAPPA DELTA PI. MC ROBERTS, COLLEEN M., SPRING- FIELD. MALINSKY, DOUGLAS E., NORTH- BROOK. KAPPA MU EPSILON, VICE PRESIDENT: TRACK, CO-CAPTAIN: INTRAMURALS. MANNING, BECKY L., NORMAL. MEGLIN, LINDA R., ELGIN. JUDICIAL COUNCIL. MEYER, WENDELL L., UNION HILL. NAVIGATORS: MATH CLUB: INTRA- MURALS. MILLER, JACK L., CONGERVILLE. MITCHELL, CHARLES E., BLOOM- INGTON.GLEECLUB. MOORE, JOYCE, ROBBINS. PACESET- TERS: MARCHING BAND. MORRIS, MIKE D., SANJOSE. KAPPA MU EPSILON. MOSER, DEBORAH A., DECATUR. 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KAPPA MU EPSILON: KAPPA DELTA EPSILON: HILLEL, SECRETARY: SPANISH CLUB. SHIRE, RALPH J., CLARENDON HILLS. GAMMA PHI: MENS GLEE CLUB: MARCHING BAND: GAMMA DELTA. SLAVICEK, THOMAS R., DOWNERS GROVE. STIMPERT, DANIEL P., BLOOMING- TON. SUKTA, JOSEPH J., CALUMENT CITY. SUTTON, MARVIN D., SILVIS. MATH- EMATICS AND PSYCHOLOGY. INTRA- MURALS. SWANSON, JANICE K., VIOLA. KAPPA DELTA PI. SWARTZ, G. K., BLOOMINGTON. SZOTT, BETTY M., PERU. THEMANSON, CHRISTINA A., VIOLA. PHI KAPPA DELTA, PRESIDENT: STUDENT PSYCHOLOGY ASSOCIA- TION: UNION BOARD. TOBERMAN, LYNDA M., NORMAL. REDBIRDROOTERS. TOEPKE, REX O., BLOOMINGTON. GAMMA DELTA, PRESIDENT. URBAN, DAVID E., PERU. VARTANIAN, CATHERINE A., OAK PARK. MADRIGALS, LOWAL MASON SHOWS: TREBLE CHOIR: CONCERT CHOIR. VON ROHR, WILLIAM E., WAUWA- TOSA,WISCONSIN. WALLES, PAUL H., HAZEL CREST. WETZEL, JAMES B., PEORIA HEIGHTS. KAPPA MU EPSILON, TREASURER: KAPPA DELTA PI: MATH CLUB: RESIDENT ASSISTANT, WALKERHALL. WRIGHT, ALLEN B., LA HARPE. 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GREEN, GREGORY J., LASALLE. GUILFOYLE, MICHAEL S., MEN- DOTA. STUDENT SENATE: MAN- CHESTER HALL JUDICIAL AND EX- ECUTIVE BOARDS. HANSEN, ROBERT M., STREATOR. JUDICIAL COUNCIL: ACADEMIC STANDARDS: INTRAMURAL OFFICIAT- ING, INTRAMURALS, ISU FILM SOCI- ETY. HUGHES, RONALD C., ROCK ISLAND. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA: INTER- HALL COUNCIL: RESIDENCE HALL HONORARY: ACADEMIC LIFE AND STUDENT ORGANIZATION BOARD: STUDENT SENATE: WILKINS HALL EXECTUIVE COUNDIL: INTRAMUR- ALS. PREVIEW GUIDE: RESIDENT ASSISTANT WRIGHT HALL. FREEMAN, SUSAN A., HOMEWOOD. MADISON HOUSE EXECUTIVE COUN- CIL, JUDICIAL COUNCIL. LOHMAN, WAYNE J., VENEDY. MAN- CHESTER HALL EXECUTIVE BOARD: INTRAMURALS. MARGUARDT, BARBARA J., GLEN ELLYN. PAYTON, DONALD J., NORMAL. YOUNG REPUBLICANS: TRANSFER EIROM NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVER- TY. PECK, JERRY M., DOLTON. PLACKETT, JOHN P., KANKAKEE. 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ABBOTT, CHARLES F. 196 ABRAM, JEAN M. 323 ABRAMSON, H. 90 ABSHIRE, ELLEN 248 ACADEMIC SENATE 198 ACCOUNTING DEPT. 315 ACHORD, S. 100,102 ACKERMAN, LEAH A. 270 ADAM, J. 98 ADAMS, CRAIG M. 317 ADAMS, HENRY H. 269 ADAMS, ROBERT E. 101,362 ADAMS, SANDRA L. 330 ADAMS, STEWART 232,330 ADAMS, STU 232 ADKINS, DENNY 206 AELOIS,R. 106 AESHLIMAN,J. 106 AGNEW, E. 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BONUCCHI, L. 100,101 BEHLOW, B. 100 BEHRENS, SHARILYN K. 331 BEIER,JOHN 366 BELFIELD,DENNIS107 BELL,CAROLYN 313 BELLOT,WlLLIAM 293 BELSHAW, BRADLEY 248 BELSHE, FRANCIS 195 BENEDICT,C. 94 BENKOVICH,J. 94 BENNETT,C. 106,107 BENNETT, FORREST 285 BENNETT,G. 81 BENNETT,W. 107 BENNEWlTZ,JANET 313 BENNING,M. 103 BENSEN, J. 87 BENSON, C. 107 BENSON, R. 100,101 BERAN, PATRICIA 270 BERG, DEBORAH, J. 349 BERG, DON 266 BERGER, J. 107 BERGER,JOHN 263 BERGLUND,R. 89 BERGSTROM,CHRISTlNE 285 BERKEMEYER, SCOTT 89 BERKOWITZ, K. 101,102 BERNER, SANDRA 256 BERRY, RAINELLE 331 BERSCHINSKI, EDWARD 263 BERTSCHE, S. 103 BESHOAR, D. 106 BESLIC, RONALD 259 BETTENHAUSEN, LYNDA 331 BEYERS, RODERICK 317 BIAN, G. 87 BIDLE, J. 102 BIECKER,C.102 BIERBAUM,THOMAS 270 BILL, C. 81 BILLEAUX, DAVE 227 BIMM, G. 100,101 BOOSTROM,WILLIAM 308 BOOTH, DAVID 266 BORDERS,ARMENTA 215 BORKOWSKI, RICHARD 317 BORN, HAROLD 300 BOSSHARDT, BARBARA 270 BOOSTROM, BILL 306 BORN, JANET 331 BOROSTOWSKLCHRISTINE 331 BOTTS, M. 100,103 BOUIE, 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DENISE 332 CASSENS, L. 85 CASSEHO, JOSEPH J. 366 CASSIDY, CAROLYN S. 350 CASSIDY, D. 107 CATALL,M. 101 CERASANI,TOM M. 249 CHAMBER ORCHESTRA 103 CHAMBERLIN, D. 102 CHAMINGS,THOMAS E. 249 CAUFIELD,MICHAELA. 317 CAWLEY, CHARLES T. 317 CENTRO, JIM 348 CHAMBERLAIN, CAROL A. 332 CHAMBERLAIN, D. 102 CHANDLER, E. 83 CHAN EY, PATRICIA A. 350 CHAPIN, L. 102 CHAPMAN,M. 94,95 CHAPPLE, RODN EY A. 350 CHAVE, ROBERT M. 285 CHEERLEADERS 55,56 CHEMISTRY CLUB 265 CHEMISTRY DEPT. 265 CHESEBRO, PATRICIA 327 CHI ALPHA 220 CHILDERS,TERRY L. 317 CHADEK,A. 102 CHORONZY,M. 98 CHRISMAN, JOHN C. 263 CHRISTIAN COLLEGIAN5 221 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION 221 CHRISTIE, DONALD 306 CHRISTNER, CAROLYN J. 107,332 CHRISTOPHER,STEVE 46 CHURCHILL, ROBERTA E. 350 CHURCHILL, WILLIAM M. 249 CISCO, D. 100,103 CLARK, DOROTHY W. 312 CLARK, FANCHON M. 271 CLARK, JO ANN 265, 323 CLARK, JOANNE 332 CLARK, JOYCE A. 271 CLARK, N, 106 CLARK,THOMAS R. 350 CLARKSON, D. 107 CLELAND,C. 103 CLIFTON, KAY A. 226 CLINE,TIMOTHY F. 350 CLIST, EVERETT D. 317 CLODI, JANET M. 256 CLOSEN, LARRY 46 COBB, G. 102 COBB,THOM 100,103,107,238 COCHRANE, B. 107 COE, H. 100,103 COFFMAN, CHARLES R. 302 COLCLASURE, KATHRYN L. 332 COLBERT, G. 100,103 COLE, J. 100,101 COLE, PEGGY L. 256 COLEE, DAVE 107 COLEMAN,R. 98 COLLEGE DEMOCRATS 227 COLLEGE REPUBLICANS 227 COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 241 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 261 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS 314 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 326 COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS 357 COLLETTE, B. 98 COLLINS, D. 75 COLLMAN, LOUISE S. 359 COLO, P. 107 COLORING BOOK 159 COMFORT,THOMAS E. 275 COMPBELL, LINDA L. 332 CONCERT BAND 101 CONCERT CHOIR 106 CONDRAN,CASEY 53 CONDRAN,KERRI 332 CONLEY,CELESTE 215 CONNOLLY,T. 95 CONNOR, DOROTHY 350 CONRAD, DARRELL 259 CONRAD, JAMES 249 CONROY, AL 206 CONROY, THOMAS 249 CONSIDINE, ROBERT 266 CONSIDINE, SUSAN 249 CONTINUING EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 228 CONWAY, MARY ELLEN 350 CONWILL, LINDA 350 CONZETT, KAREN 271 COOK, HARLAN 244 COOK, NORMA 249 COOK, JIM 238 COOKE, JOHN 107 COOKUS, NANCY 350 COON EY, KATHLEEN 293 COOPER, C. 85 COOPER, LYNN 213 CORCORAN, PATSY 256 CORNMAN,CATHERINE 101,362 CORRIERE,DIANNE 293 CORYPHEES 57 COTTER,M. 81 COULTER,COLEEN 332 COUNCIL FOR EXCEPTIONAL CHILDREN 348 COUTURE,G. 98 COX, ANITA 223,350 COX, CATHERINE 363 COX, D. 102,103 COX,TERRY 302 CRAIN, C. 102 CRANE, LINDA 271 CRAUSE, B. 85 CRAUSE,J. 85 CRAVENS,CATHY 308 CREASEY,MARTHA 332 CREEK, ROBERT 268 CREGO, PAULETTE 278 CREGOR, KAREN 323 CRESWELL, G. 87 CREWS, WARREN 75 CRICKMORE, REBECCA 57,323 CRONKHITE,GARY 310 CROSS COUNTRY 46 CROSSROADS 109 CULKIN,DIANE 350 CULVER, A. A. 243 CUMMINGS, BILL 209 CUMMINGS,CHARLIE 315 CUNNlNGHAM,JERRY 317 CUNNINGHAM, LAVONNE 350 CUPRYS, JANIS 249 CUPRYS,MICHAEL 249 CURRY, LARRY 293 CURTIN, ELLEN 100,102,239 CURTIN, E. 81 CURTIS, K. 106 CUTTY, K. 81 CVICKER,JEANNE 332 CYGAN, WANDA 57,366 CZYZ, RITA 332 DABB, CAROL 107,363 DADANT, MARY 249 DELGADO, PAUL 249 DAHLY, JO 311 DAILY, K. 98 DALEY, J. 98 DAMERSON,JUDY 256 DAMES 229 DANCE THEATRE 237 DANGLES,CHRIS 263 DANIELS, PATRICIA 363 DANIELS,T. 107 DANNELS, D. 102 DANNELS,G. 102 DASHEN, JEAN 332 DAUGHERTY,T. 103 DAUGHERTY,T. 102 DAVIES, LILLIAN S. 232 DAVIS, A. 107 DAVIS, DANIEL 263 DAVIS, DELBERT 293 DAVIS, J. 107 DAVIS, JAMES 293 DAVIS, K. 75 DAVIS, V. 106,107 DAVITO,C. 102 DAWKINS, K. 107 DAY, BONNIE 332 DAY, M. 98 DAY, S. 106 DE FRANCO, D. 106,107 DE MAY, DONALD 249 DE ROCHI 95 DE RYCKE, PAUL 244 DE VRIES, R. 78 DE WITTE, MICHAEL 273 DEAN, KAREN 332 DEAN, NITA 350 DEBS 214 DEBS, CYNTHIA 55 DECKER,LINDA 271 DECKER,C. RICHARD 316 DEEMS, IRIS 313 DEFOE, ROBERT 249 DEIGHTON, NANCY 84 DELBERT,D. 90 DELOOSE,MICHAEL 267 DELSANTO, E. 89 DELTA KAPPA DELTA 215 DELTA OMICRON 361 DELTA PHI ALPHA 275 DELTONTO,JOANN 256 DENHAM, DONALD 249 DENNIS, D. 102,103 DENNIS, PAULA 57 DENNIS, RICHARD 293 DEPOT 110 DERBY, C. 107 DERMOTT, D. 100,102 DERWIN, C. 106,363 DESERET 222 DESORMEY, KAREN 332 DESPAIN, N. 94 DEUEL, MARGARET 256 DICKELMAN, K. 103 DICKERSON, ANN 332 DICKERSON,JOAN 332 DICKERSON,WILLIAM 249 DICKMAN, SAUNDRA 323 DIDKOWSKI, L. 102 DIDO,VICKI 249 DIEMER, JAMES 282 DIERHES, ROBERT 233 DIETEL,GREGORY 333 DIETRICH,DIANE 278 DILLON, ROSEMARY 263 DILLARD, JAN 306 DILLE, BRIAN 302 DILLEY, STAN 46,285 DIMON, D. 81,248 DION, DAVID 323 DITTMAN, B. 100,101,103 DITTMAN,MARY 263 DIXON, PEGGY 333 DOENITZ, LLOYD 259 DOHLEMAN,LEE 314 DOLAN,TERRANCE 271 DOLEZAL, PATRICIA 249 DOLLY, REID 260 DONOHUE, EUGENE 293 DONOVAN, PATRICIA 333 DONZE, DANIEL 317 DORAN,PHYLlSS 228 DORATHY, R. 102,103 DORETHY,WILLIAM 192 DORN, DONALD 317 DORN, JOANNE 307,308 DOUD, O. 106,107 DOUDNA, JODY 206 DOUGLASS, JANE 285 DOWING, RITA 333 DOYLE, BARBARA 350 DRAPER, M. 102,103 DRESSLER, B. 81 DR EW, GEORGE M. 329 DRURY, LAWRENCE 304 DUCEY, HELEN 350 DUDKOWSKI, C. 102 DUFFIELD,L. 81 DUFFY,M. 106 DULIK, BARBARA 350 DUMAS, DEBORAH 290 DUMBAULD, R. 106 DUNAS, ROBERT 227 DUNBAR, EARL 263 DUNBAR,TANYA 106,107,363 DUNCAN, RONALD 366 DUNCANSON,M. 106 DUNN,DENNIS 301 DUNN, KARI 56 DUNN, LINDA 293 DUSING, BILL 46,282 DUYVEJONCK,J. 90 DWYER,MAUREEN 263 DYGERT,ROSELIND 263 DZURIS, CAROL 314 EADS, ROGER 294 EAKLE,TERRY 311 EARINC,CATHERINE 350 EASOZ, BARBARA 333 EASTMAN, LEO 327 EASTON, B. 89 EASTON, WILLIAM 237 EASTON, W.W. 89 EATHERLY, SCOTT 269 EATON, DEBORAH 333 EBENS, MARY 294 EBERLE, BONNIE 323 EBERT, D. 101,102,103 EBNER,CHERYL 294 ECKERT, KAREN 304 ECKMAN, GERALD 317 ECONOMICS DEPT. 267 EDBURG, J. 101 EDGE, ORLYN 291 EDUCATION DEPT. 327 EDWARDS, CLIFFORD 222 EDWARDS,JUDY 333 EDWARDS, KATHLEEN 350 EENIGENBURG, NANCY 333 EGAN, A. 85 EGGLESTON, J. 102 EINORIS, DAVID 220 EISBERT,MICHELE 333 EKLUND, G. 98 EKWINSKI,TERESA 209,323 ELBOW, DAVID 282 ELDER, ROBERT 317 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEPT. 329 ELG, J. 85 ELLEDGE,R. 107 ELLIOTT, LINDA 333 ELLIOTT, NORMA 234 ELLIOTT, RALPH A. 195 ELLIS, K. 107,333 ELLIS, S. 102 ELLIS,Y. 107 ELMORE, BARBARA 271 ELSEY, ROBERT W. 197 ELSTON, R. 106,107,363 ENDRESS,GARY 244 ENRIGHT, KAY 333 ENGLISH CLUB 269 ENGLISH DEPT. 269 ENKE, NANCY 333 ENTERTAINMENT BOARD 60 ENTWISTLE, SHARON 57,333 EPLEY,JACQUELINE 278 ERBENTRAUT, JOHN 244 ERBENTRAUT, MARILYN 333 ERICKSON, B. 81 ERICSON, DIANE 333 ERICKSON, PAT 56 ERICKSON, RICHARD 285 ERNST,JANE 328 ERWIN,JULIE 219 ESCOTT, STANLEY B. 197 ESWORTHY, PAULA 333 ESWORTHY, RAYMOND 315 ETA SIGMA PHI 276 ETH ERTON, ROBERT 318 ETZEL,SUSAN 271 EVANICH,CHARLES 323 EVANOFF,VIRGINIA 249 EVANS, BRENT 267 EVANS,CHRISTINE 278 EVANS, FRANK 313 EVANS,JANET 333 EVERSOLE, DAVID 318 EWASKO, SONIA 351 EWERS, BILL 244 EWING, DONNA 322,323 EWING, MARY 333 FAHLER, P. 92 FAIR, DIERDRE 278 FAIR,YVONNE 60 FALCON ER, KAREN 351 FALEY, KATHY 237 FALK, BRUCE 281 FALK, RAY 294 FALTA, K. 106 FARLEE, LLOYD W. 106 FARRELL,J. 87 FARRIS, BECKY 232 FATTEN,S. 100,101,102 FEAZEL, L. 100,103 FEEMAN, P. 102 FEGER,STEPHEN 308 FEICKE, ETHEL 228 FELBINGER, N.106 FELDMAN,MARILYN 294 FELOMANN,M. 81 FENCAN, PAULA 306 FENCING 84 FERGUSON, M. 98 FERRELL,JOHN 199 FERRY, HARLAN 271 FETTERS, JAN ELLEN 351 FICEK, EDMUND F. 314 FIELD HOCKEY, WOMEN'S 47 FIEDLER,M. 90 FIKE, RHONDA 275 FILDES,JUDITH 226 FILM SOCIETY 229 FINEFIELD, KATHLEEN 333 FINLEY, JAMES A. 199,234,285,302 FINNEGAN, K. 107 FINNlGAN,NANCY 334 FIORE, KENNETH 260 FIORINI,M. 98 FIRESTONE,FREDERICK 267 FISCHER, K. 244 FISCHER, M. 81 FISHER,ANN 261 FlSHER,J. 107 FLAHERTY, JAMES F. 278 FLAHERTY,JAMES P. 285 FLANAGAN, CHERYL 304 FLANAGAN, LINDA 351 FLANAGAN,T. 100,101 FLEMING,VICKI 318 FLETCHER,J. 101,102,103 FLOREK, LOIS 351 FLOYD, J. 78 FOELLER,GOERGE P. 101 FOGELSANGER,DEBORAH 334 FOGLE,G. 100 FOLEY, PAT 223 FOLEY, SHARON 249 FOLLIS, SHIRLEY 271 FOOTBALL 48,51,55 FONSECA, FRED 244 FORD, DONNA LEE 56,92,250 FORD, KATHLEEN 366 FORD, PAMELA 334 FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEPT. 275 FORGEY, BILL 222 FOCNOFF,MARILYN 271 FORTIN,CAROLYN 334 FORTMAN, NANCY 334 FORTUNA,MARY 278 FOSS, CYNTHIA 334 FOSTER,MISS 92 FOSTER, BEVERLY 81 FOSTER,C. 107 FOSTER, JANE 103,107,256,361 FOSTER,JEAN 107,363 FOSTER, JOHN 282 FOSTER, M. 92 FOX, C. 92 FOX, D. 78 FOX, GREG 209 FOYLE,G. 103 FRAME, J. 107 FRAKES, CAROL 351 FRAME, J. 102 FRANCIS, L. 106 FRANCISCO, RICHARD 318 FRANK, L. 100,101 FRANK,MARY 307 FRANKLIN,R. 90 FRANTZEN,W. 90,250 FREEMAN,ANN 334 FREEMAN,SUSAN 302 FREESE,W.107 FRENCH, P. 81 FREY, BARBARA 351 FRlEDHOFF,WALTER 303 FRIEDRICH,R.102 FRIEL,JAMES 318 FRIEL, PAM 334 FREITAG, COLLEEN 334 FREITAG, DIANE 256 FRITTS, JANET 351 FRITZ, GARY 285 FRITZ, PAMELA 256 FRITZ, R. 103 FRITZ,W. 103 FRIZZELL, ROSE 327,328 FRYMAN, RICHARD 351 FUEHRER,WILLIAM 275 FUERTGES, GERALD 318 FULL, SHIRLEY 334 FULLER, PAMELA 351 FULTZ,JIM 89,237,318 FUND, R. 100,101,103 FUNK, KEITH 218,242,244 FURSTENBERG,J. 102 GAGLER,JANET 366 GALL, LINDA 57 GALATTE, A. 87 GALLOWAY, BARBARA 351 GALVIN, S. 102,103 GAMBlNI,JANET 334 GAMBLE, J. 92 GAMBLE,LlNDA 344 GAMMA DELTA 223 GAMMA PHI CIRCUS 182 GAMMA THETA UPSILON 281 GANGE, F. 100 GANGLER,C. 107 GANNON, I. 285 GANS, JAMES 308 GANT, M. 98 GARDNER,ANN 101,363 GARDNER, B. 106,107 GARDENER, D. 106 GAREY, D. 100,101 GARLISCH, ROGER C. 294 GARRELS,M. 102 GARRETT,JAMES 351 GARRISON, PAUL 100,102,363 GARRITY, PATRICIA 334 GARST, STEVEN 285 GASKILL, CH ERYL 351 GASPERAC, S. 94 GASS, S. 102 GAST, ROBERT 244 GATHMAN,G. 87 GEBHARDT, KATHY 334 GEHRKE,MARILYN 53,266 GEIGLE, FRANCIS 189,199 GENTRY, ROCKTON 294 GEOGRAPHY-GEOLOGY DEPT. 287 GEORGEN, CAROL 334 GERBER, A. 102 GERDING,DIANE 277 GERENCIR, ROGER 359 GERKE,C. 92 GERKE, K. 103 GERMAN CLUB 276 GERMAN, L. 100 GETZELMAN,JEAN 250 GEYER, BARBARA 334 GHITALLA, B. 102,103 GHITALLA, BRUCE 225 GIAGNONI,CAROL 363 GIANATASIO,KATHLEEN 351 GIBSON, B. 101,102 GIBSON, HAROLD 191 GIBSON,JOHN 260 GIBSON, LINDA 250 GIBSON, LINDA IMRSJ 313 GIELOW, KATHY 57 GIESE, SHARON 364 GILBERT, BEVERLY 250 GILBERT, ROBERT 311 GILL, B. 100,101 GILLAN, DONALD 328 GILLARD, SUSAN 334 GILLETT,J. 106 GILLETT, SUSAN 237 GILLILAND,J. 100,102 GILLIS, B. 366 GILMORE, DAVID 244 GINGRICK, LESLIE 282 GINZKEY, BARBARA 351 GIORDANO,SUSAN 334 GLASTRAS,CONSTANCE 351 GLENN,JOY 351 GLETTEN, FRED 263 GLISPY,PATRlCIA 323 GLOVER,VIRGINIA 334 GODFREY, RICHARD 193 GOERS, JIM 107 GOETSCH,MARTHA 312 GOLDEN, D. 100,101,103 GOLDSTONE, N. 103 GOLLER,LINDA 314 GOLZ, FRANCES 334 GOLZ,JAMES 318 GOODWIN, B. 102 GOODWIN, R. DWAINE 236 GOODWIN, PHILIP 328 GOOLEY, BARBARA 351 GORDON, RICHARD 250 GORSKI, DIANE 226 GORYL, BARBARA 351 GOTCH, RICHARD 285 GOTTSCHALK,CHRISTINE 367 GOWEN, DOLORES 57,250 GRACE, IGORDONI GARY 204,294 GRAHAM, B. 106,107 GRAHAM, BOBBIE 219 GRAHAM, KATHLEEN 335 GRANDOLFO,GENEVIEVE 250 GRANT,G. 106 GRANT, LINDA 335 GRANT, PATRICIA 304 GRAVELLE,CAROLYN 294 GRAVES, G. 100,101,102 GRAVES,W. 100,103 GRAY, CHARLES 199 GREEN,C. 102 GREEN,GREGORY 302 GREEN, P. 102 GREEN, STANLEY 308 GREENBURG,MILTON 261 GREENE,PAUL 285 GREENOUIST, ANDREA 359 GREENOUIST, STEVE 359 GREENWOOD, KAYE 323 GREER, M. 107 GREER, PATRICIA 271 GREGORY,SUSAN 335 GRESHAW, MARTHA 212 GRIESEMER,CANDICE 256 GRIFFIN,SHARON 364 GRIFFITH, BRUCE 243 GRIFFITHS,TIMOTHY 278 GROESCH,CAROLE 351 GRONEWALD,THOMAS 294 GRONSKA, DARLENE 335 GROTHANS, P. 102 GROVES, KAREN 318 GRUENEWALD, PAT 53 GRUSSING,LINDA 271 GUILFOYLE,MICHAEL 302 GUILL, JOHN 271 GULLA, JOAN 352 GUNNERSON,JOHN 282 GURNSEY,WAYNE 244 GUSTAFSON, DAVE 281,282 GUY, G. 75 GYMNASTICS,MEN'S 86 GYMNASTICS,WOMEN'S 85 HAAS,JAMES 294 HABERER, PATRICIA 367 HACHAT,MICHELENE 352 HACKER, FRANCIS 318 HACKL, LINDA 335 HAGENBRUCH,JOSEPH 250 395 396 HAGENSEE,T. 101 HAGENSlCK,JEANNE 352 HAGERTY,C. 102 HAGMAN, NANCY 335 HAHN,WILLIAM 244 HAINES,T. 87 HAJEK, D. 106 HAJEK, ELLEN 352 HALICKI,CAROLE 209,211 HALL, BOBBIE 250 HALL, D. 107 HALL, JIM 233 HALSTEAD,JAN 94,239 HAMER,MICHAEL 266 HAMILTON,GERALD 318 HAMILTON, JELNOR 335 HAMMER, KATHRYN 335 HAMMERICH,JANICE 335 HAMMITT,WILLIAM 323 HAMP, STEVEN 304 HANDY, DAVID 318 HANDY, LAWRENCE 244 HANES, L. 84 HANING, CARLA 323 HANING, NANCY 324 HANISCH, STARR 335 HANRATH, DICK 46 HANSEN, LARRY 106,107 HANSEN, ROBERT 302 HANSEN, S. 81 HANSEN,T. 98 HANSON, DAVE 204 HARDT,CHARLES 244 HARE, PATRICIA 318 HARGIS,JOCELYN 278 HARLAN, LARRY 367 HARLAN, ROBIN 244 HARLAND,VICKI 352 HARMON, DANIEL 367 HARMS, D. 102 HARMS, DIANE 335 HARMS, KAREN 335 HARN, SUSAN 352 HARP, MARILYN 335 HARRINGTON, DOROTHY 335 HARRIS,ARCHlE 90 HARRIS,CHARLENE 324 HARRIS, NANCY 335 HARRIS, ROBERT 318 HARROD,MALLORY 335 HARY, TERRY 260 HARTMANN7 SCOTT 233 HARWEGER,MERRIANN 335 HATCHETT,JANACE 215 HATFIELD, R. 98 HATHWAY, ROBERT 231 HATTAN, JACKI 335 HATTEBERG, LINDA 221 HAUSHALTER, JANET 324 HAVENS, RICHIE 60 HAWBAKER,REUBEN 282 HAWKS, GEORGE 294 HAWKS, S. 103 HAWKINS, G. 103 HAWKINSON, J. 101,102 HAWTHORNE, DAVID 260 HAYDEN,CHRISTINE 335 HAYES, DAVID 286 HAYES, JOHN 266 HAZUCHA,CAROL 335 HEAL, RONALD 244 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION,MEN 247 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION, WOMEN 247 HEATOILSTEPHEN 263 HECATHORN, STEVEN 244 HECKINGER,RICHARD 294 HEIDRICH,SUSAN 336 HEISEL, KATHLEEN 271 HEITZLER,THERESA 256 HEJTMANEK, D. 98 HELGESON, ARLAN C. 193 HELLER, B. 107 HELM, CAROLYN 318 HELME, F. 107 HEMENWAY,C. 102,103 HEMMELE,NANCY 336 HENDERSHOT, K. 87 HENDERSON,MISS 83 HENDERSON,DONNA 290 HENDRIX,DENNlS 315 HENDRIX,LINDA 336 HENEGHAN,KERRY 248,250 HENIKOFF,LARRY 271 HENLEY,TERRY 107,286 HENNEGAHN, K. 81 HENNEMAN, D. 102 HENNING,THEODORE 306 HENRY,JAMES 294 HENRN, R. D. 243 HENTZE, STEPHANIE 336 HENZEL,JUDITH 336 HEPNER, BRANDON 300 HEPNER,REBECCA 278 HERDER,MAR1LYN 271 HERMAN,CAROL 336 HERMANOWICZ, HENRY J. 326 HERSHBERGER,J. 107 HERZOG,MIKE 219 HESS,CAROL 215 HETLAND,JUDITH 336 HEVER, BOB 238 HEYE, BARBARA N. 271 HEYE, BARBARA 336 HIBBENS, STEVE 214,367 HICKEY,COLLEEN 271 HICKS, L. 98 HICKS, LINDA 318 HIEL,JUDY 324 HIERONYMUS, LINDA 311 HIGGINS, M. 94 HIGHSMITH,SANDRA 266 HILAND,JAN 276 HILL, JOHN 199 HILL, R. 107 HILL, RANDALL 294 HILL, ROBERT 244 HILTABRAND,GARY 233,282 HILTY,C. 107 HINES, MELODY 359 HIPPS,YVONNE 336 HIRSCHAUER, L. 103 HIRST,C. 106 HIRSTEIN,JAMES 292 HISCHER, DOROTHY 278 HISCHER, BETH 289,290 HISTORY DEPT. 284 HJORT, LINDA 232 HLINKA,LISA 352 HOBSON, JUDITH 367 HOCHHALTER, DIANE 336 HOCHSTATTER, KATHY 290 HOCKEY CLUB 88,89,237 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 255 HOME ECONOMICS DEPT. 255 HOMECOMING 37 HOMUTH,LINDA 250 HOOVER,MARY JO 214 HOPKINS, LAWRENCE 318 HOPKINS, SUSAN 336 HORN,JERRY 250 HORR, JOHN 304 HORST, B. 107 HOUGH, DONNA 286 HOUSEHOLTER, D. 102 HOUSEHOLTER, DE WAYNE 318 HOUSELHOLTER,M. 102,103 HOUSMAN, ROBERT 250 HOUT,MARY 286 HOVIND, ROSS 336 HOWARD, IRV 219 HOWARD, TOM 223 HOWELL, PATTY 237 HOWELL, RICHARD 242,244 HOY,CHERI 232 HUDSON, C. 106 HUENEBURG, FELIX 278 HUGHES,GENEVIEVE 352 HUGHES, LARRY 244 HUGHES, PATRICIA 313 HUGHES, RONALD 302 HUGUET, DEAN M. 204,224,269,272 HULBERT,MARTINE 53 HULET, RICHARD E. 190 HULL, PAMELA 100,336 HUMBERT, JACKE 324 HUMERICKHOUSE,LELAND 311 HUMPHREYS, LARRY 244 HUNT, I. 107 HURLAN, LARRY 53 HURLEY, LA DONNA 250 HURTIMAN, JANET 294 HUSER,MARY 329 HUSSAN, SUZANNE 286 HUSTON, J. 102,103 HUTCHINS,J. 101,106,107 HUTCHISON,JILL 81 HUTCHISON, NANCY 304 ILES,WOODSON 286 IMIG, RICKY 294 IMAGINARY INVALID 110 INDEX 209 INDOOR TRACK 96 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY DEPT. 259 INGLE,J. 106,107 INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 223 IOTA LAMBDA SIGMA 259 ISAACS,MARANDA 257 ISAACS, N. 87 HOCKING,M. 78 HODEL, DAVID 318 HODEL, EDITH 256 HODEL, KENNETH 266 HODEL,TERRY 352 HODGES, A. 103 HODGES, KAREN 336 HOEPFINGER,DALE 367 HOFFMAN, IJ. 87 HOFFMAN, HOFFMAN, HOFFMAN, HOFMANN, HOFFMAN D. 100,101,103 JANE 291 PAUL 53,214 PHILIP 367 LINDA 312,313 HOHNSTREITER,VICTORIA 324 HOHULIN, E. 102 HOHULIN,MARY 336 HOLDMAN, BARBARA 294 HOLEHAN, BRIDGET 352 HOLLIDAY, S. 106,107 HOLM,J. 100,101 HOLM, N. 100,102 HULSE, T. 102 HOLSINGER, R. 98 HOLST, DAVID 286 HOLSTINE,SANDRA 294 HOLT,JANICE 308 HOLTMAN,C. 101,102 JACOBS, ELAINE 359 JACOBS, NANCY 257 JACOBS, S. 89 JACKSON, DICK 107 JACKSON, LARRY 311 JAEGER, B. 87 JAEGER, D. 106 JAGGI,MARY 250 JALLEY,THOMAS 367 JAMES, LLOYD 235 JAMES, MARY 250 JAMESON, D. 107 JAMROK, T. 100,103 JANSON, LINDA 336 JANSSEN, DALE 75,260 JANSSEN, DONNA 263 JANSEN, FRANCES 257 JANVLIS,J. 107 JARBOE,GERALD 301 JARKA, RENA 294 JARECKI, RONALD 318 JEDLICKA, D. 84 JEFFORDS,CHRISTOPHER 263 JEHLING, TOM 295 JENKINS, B. 102,106 JENSIK, NANCY 352 JENSEN,MARK 265 JERIHA, ROBERT 308 JERINA, LINDA 278 JERLING, PEG 57 JETT, L. 107 JIRKOVSKY,WILLIAM 286 JOHNSON, A. 101,102 JOHNSON, BETTY 336 JOHNSON, BLOSSOM 255 JOHNSON, BONNIE 336 JOHNSON, BRYCE 229,286 JOHNSON,CHRlSTINE 336 JOHNSON,CINDY 312,352 JOHNSON, DAVID 232,272 JOHNSON, D. 102,107,336 JOHNSON, ERIC 190 JOHNSON,GAIL 245 JOHNSON,GLEN 266 JOHNSON,G. 102 JOHNSON,G.M. 107 JOHNSON, J. 87 JOHNSON, JAMES 245 JOHNSON, K. 92 JOHNSON, KAREN 204 JOHNSON, LAWRENCE 235 JOHNSON,M. 106 JOHNSON,MARK 89 JOHNSON, NANCY 226 JOHNSON, PATRICIA 337 JOHNSON, R. 103 JOHNSON,SHERRI 352 JOHNSON,T. 90 JOHNSON,VICKIE 257 JOHNSON, WAYNE 319 JOHNSON,WILLIAM 266 JOHNSTON,G. 100 JOHNSTON,MARY 226 JOHNSTON, RICH 224,260 JONES,CAROL 337 JONES, J. 103 JONES, NANCY 324 JONES, PATRICIA 337 JONES, SANDRA 250 JORDEN, D. 102,107 JORSTAD, KENNETH 243,245 JOSEPH, ROBERT 324 JOSEPHSON, SUE 337 JOST,S. 81 JUBAN,ADELE 328 JULIUS, R. 89 KAHLE, DENNIS 245 KAHLE,GARY 2-as KAHN,M. 103 KAHN, N. 103 KAISER, BRUCE 194 KAISER, K. 102 KALLAs, K. 102,103 KALLUY, DENNIS 266 KAMERER,MARGo 250 KAMP, ROSS 100,107 KANKAALA,G. 100,101 KANoLo,1'uv1 107 KAPLAN,sAYLE 279 KAPLAN,Mm1AM 352 KAPPA DELTA EPs1LoN 327 KAPPA Mu EPSILON 291 KASANOV,S. 101,103 KASHUBA,C. 102 KAsPRAK,cARoL 250 KASTEN,W. 107 KASTNER,MARY ANN 103,107,361 KAUZLARICH,VICTORIA 300 KAWALES,GAIL 352 KAYS, ROBERT 201,202 KAY,SHARON 272 KAzLowsK1,7v1ARv 352 KEEFER,JoY 3:17 KEEN, s. 100,103 KEIM,J. 107 KEISLER, NEIL 245 KELLER, Jo 221 ' KELLER, L. J. 102,337 KEMPF,THERESE 295 KENNARo,KENNE'rH 298 KENNEDY,oEN1sE 215 KENSGARD,G. 102 KENT, KRISTINE 220 KERBER, KATY 57 KERCHNER,A. 102 KEROUAC,JOE 238,337 KESINGER,GREGG 364 KESSEN,T. 87 KESSLER, BECKY 359 KESTEL, BARBARA 257 KESTING,J. 107 KEYSEAR, GUY 337 KIEDALSCH,DALE 315 KIEDALSCH,DANNY 315 KIES,JOHN 272 KIESER,SUSAN 337 KIESEWETTER, ELMER 107 KIESEWETTER,TERRY 263 KIM,J. 103 KIMBALL, STEPHEN 319 KINDRED,WILLlAM 295 KING,C. 95 KING,CLEO 295 KING,HERBERT 304 KlNG,LINDA 272 KING,LINDAM. 337 KING, LYNNA 337 KING,ROBERT 295 KING,WAYNE 245 KINNEY,D. 100,101 KINNEY,JOSEPH 234 KINZINGER,HARRY 268 KIPFER, ROBERT 268 KIRK, R. 102 KIPP, H. 107 KISSACK,LINDA 337 KISTNER,K. 101 KITTLER,B. 102 KLAClK,J. 81 KLANG,D. 103 KLECZEWSKI, MARY KAY 224 KLOPCIC, ssrsv 102 KLoc1cz1M,J. 103 KLQEPPER, HOWARD 367 KLOPCIC, B. 102 KNAPc11c,1.AuRA 225 KLUKA,DARLENE 94,239 KNIGHT, SANDRA 257 KNOBLOCH,NETTA 337 KNUDSEN,NANCY ANN 242 KOBBEMAN, MARY 352 1cosY1.ARz, PATRICIA 337 1coc1-1,1v1. HELENE 272 KoE111.En,cANov 358 KOEHLER,K. 94 KoE111.ER,1cAY 248 KOEHLER,ROBERT 98 KOENIG,JEANNE 239 KOERPER,KEVIN 272 1coE51.ER, Ron 107 KOHLMEYER 1o7 KOHN,WALTER 199 KOLB,GUY 282 KOLB,KATHIE 57 Kouron, DEBBIE 337 KOMNICK,TERRY 245 KOONCE,MARY 251 KOPATZ, PAu1. 295 KoRANoo, CATHERINE as KORETKA,R. 103 KOSHINSKI,R.107 Kosrv1Ec1c1,s'rAN1.EY 279 KosNER,G. as KOSNER,GAREN 239 1cos1'NER,A1v1Y 257 1cos'roR, sos 224 KOTOWSKI,D. 101,102 KOTTER,GAIL 309 1covALE, KAREN 286 KOWITKOIZENIA 353 Koz1c1c1,c. 98 1cRAFT,RoYcE 264 KRAL,JUDY 223 1cRAMeR,Jo14N 206,304 KRASNECK, RAYMOND 328 1cRAus,JoE 295 KRAusE,sANoY 57 1cRAv1'rz, c. 102 KREBS,DIANE 352 1cRENz,JENN1FER 337 KREEGER, KATHRYN 337 KREIS, K. 102 KROHE, CAROL 251 KROHN, ROBERTA 295 KROMINGA, GARY 324 KROMINZA,GARY 322 KRUEGER,A.102 KRUEGER, J. 107 KRUEGER, ROSEMARY 359 KRUGER, MARY 286 KRUGER, SANDRA 337 KRUSE,CLAIRE 352 KUBISTA, CLAUDIA 257 KUCHAN,MARY JO 279 KUCHARCZYK, KAREN 337 KUEHL,THOMAS 315 KUCKERTLBEN 315 KUEKER,JANICE 338 KUESTER,DENNIS 367 KUKUCK,J. 103 KULA, DOLORES 309 KULA, JANICE 272 KULA, MARILYN 295 KUNTZ, ROGER 106,107 KUNTZELMAN,SHERYL 352 KUNZEMAN,CHERYL 257 KURTENBACH, BONNIE 313 KUSH,TOM 236 KWITKO,ZENIA 219 KYLE, ALICE 338 LA MAGDELEINE,SUE 348 LATERTULIAHISPANICA 277 LACEY, RICHARD J. 319 LA CROIX,TIMOTHY R. 353 LADIES IN RED 106 LA DOUCEUR, JEANNE A. 53,272 LADZINSKI, JIM 235,272 LAIB, CARL 102,224 LALLY, JOHN 291 LAM, HELEN L. 353 LA MAR, DANIEL L. 319 LAMB, CAROLYN S. 286 LAMBERT,JUDITH A. 279 LAMONT, BERNADINE K. 264,289 LANE, STEVEN B. 251 LANG, J. DAVID 221,284 LANG, S. 102 LANGE, F. 101 LANGELLIER,C. 81 LANGENFELD,GARY P. 260 LANGLOIS, BARBARA ANN 286 LANHAM, BOB 223 LANINGA, JOHN W. 260 LANTER, JACQUELINES. 324 LAREAU, D. 100,102 LARKIN, PATRICIA C. 353 LARSEN,CONSTANCE A. 272 LARSEN,TlM 206 LARSON, BARBARA C. 295 LARSON,CHRlSTIE L. 338 LARSON, DIANE 255 LARSON, LA VERN E. 245 LARSON, L. 87 LARSON,M. 102 L'HEUREUX, P. 102 LARSON, S. 102 LATTY,CHERYL F. 338 LAURIE, F. 101,102 LAUSTERER,M. 106 LAVALLEE,CAROL 209,358 LAWLIS, PARKER 191 LAWSON,MARCIA F. 338 LAWRENCE, DEAN D. 319 LAWRENCE, ROSALIE 279 LAYLOCK, P. 83 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS 277 LEACH, MARGARET E. 338 LEATNERWOOD V. 102 LEBOVITZ, MARC 212 LE CASTRO, JOSEPH M. 251 LEDVINA, RONALD F. 319 LEENERTS,J. 106 LEGNER, KEN 204 LEHNHAUSEN, ELIZABETH 100,101,362 LEIBEL, CHERYL D. 295 LEINEN, CATHERINE ANN 338 LENNHAUSEN , E. 107 LESHER, LEE 107 LESTINA, FREDERICK R. 100,102,363 LEWIS, AL IRABBII 219 LEWIS, CLARENCE 107 LEWIS, SUSAN 103,277 LEWIS, THOMAS B. 245 LEXOW, LES 237 L'HEUREUX, P. 102,106 LIBRARY SCIENCE DEPT. 289 LIDDLE, LINDA L. 272 LIESS, J. 92 LILE, ERIC A. 286 LIMACHER,RICH 211 LINDBERG, BILL 46 LINDENMIER, LINDA L. 353 LINDER, NEAL 284 LINDLEY,J. 103 LINDSTROM, D. 103 LINIMAN, LARRY 85 LINK, SISTER B.M. 107 LINMAN, LAWRENCE L. 319 LINN, ROBERT L. 319 LINSEY, KAREN 353 LIPINSKI, LITA L. 338 LISKA, MARY MC DANIEL 338 LITHERLAND, R.K. 221 LITTLE, ALLEN W. 295 LITTLE, GEORGE G. 311 LITTLE, STEPHEN A. 295 LITTLEFIELD, LOU A. 338 LITVIAK, BARBARA 214 LITWILLER,M. 75 LITZKOW, BOB 221 LOCKETT,MIKE 107,236 LOFGREN,GREG 286,306 LOFTIN, MICHAEL R. 272 LOFTUS, C. 102 LOGAN, JOHN F. 286 LOHMAN, WAYNE J. 302 LOHN, ELAYNE GWEN 338 LONG, HAROLD W. 245 LONG, J. 84 LONGO, LORRAINE L. 309 LONGUEVILLE,MERREDITH LONGMAN, ROGER A. 367 LORENZEN,JEAN K. 338 LORIE, BRUCE 107 LOUIS, R. 103 LOUNSBERRY, LINDA S. 338 LOW, MARY LEE 276 LOWELL MASON MENC 362 LOWERY,VICKI L. 353 LUKES, TOM 358,359 LUNDEEN,DONNA 314 LUNDEEN,K. 103,106 LUNDIN, LINDA SUE 338 LUNT, ANGELA M. 338 LUTES, GARY S. 324 LUTZ, D. 102,103 LYMAN, C. 102 LYNCH H. 102 LYNCH,THOMAS E. 251 LYONS, DIANA 338 LYONS, JOHN 259 LYNN, BARBARA J. 295 MABIE, L. 100,101 MAC DOUGALL, DONNA 353 MACK, B. 101 MACK, GAIL 339 MAC LAGAN, PEGGY 223 MAC TAGUE, NANCY 251,276 MAGNUSON, DONNA 339 MAINORD,C. 107 MAJCINA, DOROTHY 272 MAKEEVER,G. 103 MAKEEVER, R. 100,101 MAKEEVER,T. 101,103 MALINOWSKI, RICH 89,237,282 MALINSKY, DOUGLAS 295 MALLIE, KATHLEEN 251 MALMASSARI,JERRY 319 MALONE, D, 106 MANAHAN, HENRY 276 L. 309 MANAHAN,M. 107 MANDER, KATHY 339 MANDOLINE,CHRIS 239 MANNING, BECKY 295 MANRING,D. 103 MANSER,CAROL 257 MARCH, J. 103 MARCHING BAND 100 MARCHIORELLO,R. 101,102,103 MARCHIORI, LYNDA 339 MAREK, J. 106 MARKSON, KATHY 225 MARKUSON,VICKI 55 MARLETT, ELIZABETH 257 MARSALA, LINDA 57,106 MARSHALL,C. 106 MARR, J. 106 MARRIN,DENNIS 251 MARSTELLAR,J. 95 MARTIN, D. 92,100,103 MARTIN, DAVID 245 MARTIN,GARY 251 MARTIN,JANE 312 MARTIN,JANET 339 MARTIN, KAREN 229 MARTIN, R. 107 MARTlN,T, 100,103 MARTIN,VICKlE 339 MARTINEZ,0GA 277 MARQUARATT, BARBARA 302 MARUCCI, KATHLEEN 279 MASON,VICTORIA 279 MATESKA, LARRY 220 MATH CLUB 292 MATHEMATICS DEPT. 291 MATHIAS, S. 106 MATSICK, BECKY 238 MATTESON,JOAN 309 MATTHEWS,PHILLIP 311 MAU,M. 101,102 MAUFAS, KATHY 55 MAULDING, S. 107 MAURER,DIANA 209 MAVEUS,CHARLES 339 MAXWELL, LE NORA 57,225,234 MAY, J. 90 MAY, PAMELA 272 MAYH EW, LINDA 353 MAZUR, BEVERLY 353 MC BEE, JAMES L. 242 MC ADAM, ROBERT 247 MC ANELLY, BELINDA 272 MC ATEE, MICHALENE 226 MC BRIARTY,CHARLES 196 MC CABE, CONNIE 324 MC CARTHY, DONALD 251 MC CARTHY, CONSTANCE 338 MC CARTY, KATHLEEN 295 MC CASKEY, MYRON 264 MC CAW, JOE 245 MC CLALLEN, STEVEN 245 MC CLELLAN, MARGARET 353 MC CLELLAND, DAVID 272 MC CLURE, STEPHEN 268 MC CONN, D. 102,103 MC CONNAUGHAY 107 MC CONNELL, K. 102 MC CORMICK, CLYDE T. 291 MC CORMICK, T. 89 MC CRACKEN, MIKE 338 MC CUE, DIANE 367 MC DONALD, JOIE 272 MC DONALD, R. 98 MC DONALD, SUE 353 MC DONELL, MARGARET 251 MC ELWEE, PAMELA 232,353 MC FARLAND, K. 78 MC GINNIS, D. 94 MC GONIGLE, WILLIAM 251 MC GOVERN, SUSAN 295 MC GRATH, MARIELLEN 223 MC HENRY, JOANNE 338 MC HUGH, M. 102 MC INTOSH, GREGORY 236,286 MC KAY, LAUREL 353 MC KEAN, ALICE 251 397 398 MC KINNEY, DEANNA 353 MC KOWN,T. 245 MC LANE,MARLENE 221 MC MAHON,MYRA 338 MC MASTER, DEBORAH 264 MC NAMARA, J. 106 MC NAMARA, PATRICIA 311 MC NERNEY,C.106 MC NULTY, K. 100,102 MC NULTY, KEVIN 206 MC PHEETERS, F. 107 MC ROBERTS, COLLEEN 295 MC SHANE, TERRENCE 233 MC VICKER, DIANE 353 MC WARD,CYNTHlA 353 MC WHERTER, D. 101,102 MC WHORTER, ANN 339 MC WILLIAMS, JOHN 359 MEECA,MARGIE 339 MEEKER,FAYE 328 MEGLIN, LINDA 295 MEHL, G. 90 MEINZER, BONNIE 339 MEIS, MARK 214 MEISS, JERRY 218,339 MELOAN,ANN 264 MELZ, BRUCE 272 MEL1, LARRY 319 MEN'S GLEE CLUB 107 MENGES, L. 87 MENKE, ARDEL 319 MENNENGA,WILLIAM 286 MERCIER, LINDA 223,353 MESSLING, PATRICIA 353 MESTER, JO ANN 359 METCALF, MICHAEL 367 METCALF, ROBERT 220 MEYER,CHARLES 319 MEYER,M. 102,103 MEYER,MIKE 282 MEYER,WENDELL 224,295 MEYERS, K. 102 MICKUS,LAIMA 286 MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM 109 MIERKIEWIG, KAREN 227 MIERKIEWITCZ, KAREN 225,234 MILES, LINDA 57 MILLER, DAVID 304 MILLER, D. 92 MILLER, D. 106,107 MILLER,G. 101,102 MILLER,JACK 296 MILLER, JANET 272 MILLER, M. L. 227 MILLER,MICHAEL 311 MILLER,MARK 319 MILLER, PHILLIP 245 MILLER, P. 102,107 MILLER, STEPHEN 282 MILLER,VERA 228 MILLS, FREDV. 358 MILOSEUICH,MARILYN 273 MILROY, DEBORAH 353 MILSTEAD, E. 106 MILTON,JULIENE 273 MINOR,MARY 354 MINNECI, ANNE 204 MINNERLY, N. 106 MISKE,TODD 232,235 MITCHELL,CAROL 324 MITCHELL,CHARLES 296 MITCHELL, ROBERT 314 MITCHELL,TRUDY 362 MITCHELL,T. 101,102,103 MITTS, JANET 313 MOATS, E. 85 MOBERLY, ROBERT 245 MOHIN, DIANE 339 MOLDENHAUER, DARLA 94,239 MONIER,MARY 304 MONTI,MARCIA 339 MOODIE,JERRELL 273 MOONEY, D. 102 MOORE,CHARLES 251 MOORE,CLARENCE 242 MOORE,JOYCE 296 MOORE, LINDA 226 MOORE,MIKE 231 MO0RE,M. 107 MOORE, PATRICIA 339 MOORE, RANDALL 316 MOORE, RICH 284 MOORE, SUSAN 339 MOORE,THOMAS 260 MOOTH, DIRK 359 MORA, F. 85 MOREK, LYNN 221 MOREY,THOMAS 359 MORGAN, IRENE 232 MORGENSTERN, BARI 324 MORRIS, CHARLES E. 199 MORRIS, CHARLES 319 MORRlS,JO ANN 282 MORRIS, JOEL 204 MORRIS, JOHN 316 MORRIS,MARIANNE 364 MORRIS,MIKE 296 MORRISON, G. 89 MORRISION,J. 102,103 MORRISON,MARY JO 251 MORSTADT,J. 100,101,103 MORTER, JOYE 354 MORTON, CARL 282 MOSER, DEBORAH 296 MOSER, JEAN 339 MOSHER, B. 81 MOSIER, M. 81,257 MOSIER,M. 107 MOSIER, ROBERT 286 MOSS, PHILIP 266 MOSSMAN, NANCY 237 MOTT,MARJEAN 273,276 MOTT, NINA 289,290 MOTTA, LEONARD 251 MOUSER,MlKE 243 MOUTREY, DIANE 354 MROCZKOWSKI, GREGORY 251 MUELLER, BARBARA 339 MEULLER, ROSS 299 MULHOLLAND,MIKE 276 MULLEN, J. 107 MULLEN,GERRI 359 MULLINS, DONALD 245 MULLlNS,MARY 324 MUNIE, GAYLE 339 MUNN, C. 100,102 MUNRO, STEVE 236 MUNSELL, PATRICIA 339 MUNSTER,W. 84 MUNSTER,WENDY 226,239 MURDOCK, PAUL 203 MURLEY, ROBERT V. 197 MURPHY, JAN 354 MURPHY, JO 339 MURPHY,M. 98 MURPHY,M. 102 MURNAN, JOSEPH 211,273 MURPHY, KATHRYN 354 MURRAY, D. 75 MUSCH, S. 81 MUSIC DEPT. 361 MUSTUK, CHRISTINE 273 MYER, B. 107 MYERS, LEONARD 260 MYERS, PEGGY 340 MYHRA,CHERYL 229,257 NAFFZIGER, DOUG 319 NAGLE, J. 81 NAGLER,JOAN 251 NANGUN, R. 106 NASH,MAROL 340 NAVIGATORS 224 NEAVEILL,RODNEY 311 NEBERGALL, LARRY 220 NED,THE GROUP 60 NEFF, DALLAS 245 NEFF, DAVID 319 NEGRO, JOSEPH 319 NELSEN,MICHAEL 268 NELSON, B. 98 NELSON, B. 101,103 NELSON, CHARLES 251 NELSON,CHERYL 313 NELSON, DAVID 251 NELSON,M. 100,103 NELSON,MARCIA 255 NELSON, ROBERTA 283 NELSON, S. 78 NEIMY, G. 107 NEMETH, HELEN 340 NEULEIB,G. 102,103 NEUMAN, LINDA 56 NEUREUTHER,MARGE 56,279 NEWBOLD,JOHN M. 192 NEWLAND,JAMES 273 NEWMAN, BETTY 107 NEWMAN, L. 85 NEWMAN,M. 81 NEWMAN, N. 106,107 NEWMAN, 224 NEWSOM, RON 243 NEWTON, CONNIE 340 NEWTON,THOMAS 252 NEWQUIST,ANNETTE 279 NICHOLLS, PATRICIA 257 NICO, LORRAINE 340 NICOLAI, J. 90 NIEDERS, R. 98 NIELSEN,LINDA 289 NIEMET,JOHN 107 NIESTHEIMER, SUSAN 340 NIGHSWONGER,SHEILA 273 NIMKE, N. 107 NIXON, B. 102 NOBLE, BARBARA 340 NOBLE,C. 106 NOBY,M. 100 NOHL,JOSEPH 100,103,279 NOHN, KATHLEEN E. 340 NOLAN, P. 100,103 NOLAND, MARY 340 NOLL,M. 94 NONNEMAN, RITA 354 NOOROLLAH, IRAJ 266 NORD, LAWRENCE 264 NORDENTOFT, LARRY 107,319 NORRI5,NANCY 226 NOTTROTT, EUNICE 348,354 NOVAK, MARY ALICE 340 NOVAK, PATRICIA 340 NOVAK, RONALD 273 NOVAK, SUSAN 313 NOVOTNY,S. 98 NOVY, LISA 237 NOVY,M. 102,107 NULL,JERRY 287 NUNN, NELL 348 NURZYN,M. 106 NYDAM, CAROL 354 OBENLAND, JAMES 264 O'BRIEN,JOHN 319 O'BRIEN, LORRAINE 273 OCCHIPINTI,V. 107 O'CONNOR,CANDY 239 OEHLER, R.106 OENNING, P. 89 O'HARROW,LINDA 287 OHLDE,CARROLL 223 OKERBERG, PAMELA 354 OLDENBURG,CAMILLE 340 OLSON,GARY 277 OLSON, GEORGE 309 OLSON, J. 106 OLTMAN, DALE 260 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA 231 OMMEN, SHARON 296 ONEAL, LINDA 324 ONUMA, DAVID 309 OPPELT, ROBERT 103 OPPLIGER,MARTHA 354 ORANGE, L. 94 ORATIO COMMUNITY CHOIR 107 ORR, BARBARA 354 ORTEGEL, BOB 75,78 OULTY, J. 100,102 OVERCASH,TERRY 340 OVERTON, KAREN 354 OVERTON, RANDALL 304 OWENS, MARY 55 OZOG,CATHIE 252 PADA, J. 98 PACKARD,PHIL 100,103,107 PAESEL, EDWARD 287 PAGE, SUSAN 340 PAGELS, SUSAN 364 PAITON,PETER 239 PALIA,CHARLES 311 PALLAI,CHRISTINA 340 PALMER, DIANA 354 PALMER, RONALD 224 PAMON, CHARLOTTE 252 PALUCH, I. 85 PARKER, JOHN 75,78 PARKER, MARY 340 PARKER, SAM 98 PARR,MARVIN 319 PARRY,C. 107 PASCHKE,GAIL 257 PASCIEWIEZ, S. 98 PATCHETT, JOHN 252 PATTISON, D. 100,102 PAUL,THEODORE 320 PAULLIN,T. 90 PAVLIK,JEAN 340 PAYNE,TANYA 324 PAYTON, CHRISTINE 264 PAYTON, DONALD 302 PEARCE, P. 100,101,107 PEARSON,CHARLES 252 PECK,JERRY 302 PEDERSEN, E. 89 PELLETIER,G. 102 PEM CLUB 248 PEMBERTON,C. 102 PEP BAND 102 PEPLOW, DICK 225 PEPLOW, RICK 206 PEREZ, CATHIE 53,354 PERKINS, DEETTA 232,290 PERRY, CAROLYN 354 PERRY, WARREN S. 322 PERZ, FRANCES 283 PETAK, BERNARD 304 PETER, ALAN 221 PETERS, MARY 340 PETERSON, EDWARD 245 PETERSON,G. 102 PETERSON, KATHLEEN 283 PETERSON, L. 85,252 PETERSON,MARY 296 PETERSON,MYRNA 228 PETERSON, NANCY 340 PETERSON, S. 106 PETRANCE,M. 107 PETREE, ROBERT 287 PETROSSIAN, GEORGE 277 PETROWSKY, DENNIS 304 PETTY,SAMUEL 367 PFEIFER,JUDITH 296 PFEIFF,J.102 PFEIFF,JOE 273 PHELPS, HAROLD 348 PHI ALPHA THETA 284 PHI BETA LAMBDA 314 PHI ETA SIGMA 231 PHILLIPS, D. 83 PHILLIPS, DAN 320 PHILLIPS, LINDA 340 PHILLIPS, PAMELA 273 PHILLIPS, S. 106 PHILOSOPHY DEPT. 298 PHYSICS CLUB 300 PHYSICS DEPT. 300 PI OMEGA PI 322 PIANA, ELEANOR 341 PICCHIETTI, KATHLEEN 35 PICHON, ROSEANNE 273 PICKERING, BETSY 252 PICKWORTH,JOY 290 PIERRE, S. 100,102 PILARCZYK, B. 87 PINDA, GORDON 107 PINKERTON, LINDA 252 PIPER,JANICE 296 PITTS,CINDY 341 PITRAK, P. 92 PLACKETT,JOHN 231,233,302 PLAUGHER, SANDRA 257 PLUDE, MARTIN 211 PODEWELL,CAROL 257 POGGIOLI,NANCY 279 POINTS, F. 75 POLACEK,JERRY 87 POLICE 110 POLICH, PAULA 296 POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPT. 301 POLLITT,WILLIAM 246 POLSON,GARY 287 POMERING, RAYMOND 296 POMERING,SHERYL 341 POPE, NOLAN 279 POPPIE, FRANK 268 PORTER,CHARLES B. 241 PORTER, DONALD 252 POST, STEVE 53,214,341 POTSIC,CHRIS 361,363 POVSE, JANET 341 POWERS, GAIL 348 POWERS, PAT 239 POYNTER,ALLEN 246 POZNANSKY, STEVEN 296 PRICE,SAMUEL T. 348 PRINCE,DAVID 316 PRITCHARD, RITA 252 PRITNER,CALVIN 364 PRITTS, DAVID 281 PROCHASKI, LAWRENCE 264 PROCHNOW, L. 107 PROFIT, MASON 62 PROMBO, T. 75 PROSSER, L. 106,107 PROVANCE,GARY 324 PRYOR,MICHAEL 252 PSYCHOLOGY DEPT. 303 PTAK, JAMES 320 PUFAHL, WARREN 287 PULFER, LESLIE 324 PULTORAK, STEVE 320 PURDUE, J. 100,102 PURPURA,V. 103 PUTNAM, JEANNE 290 PYTLIK, BETTLIE 341 QUEVEDO, INEZITA 85 QUIGLEY, C. 98 QUIGLEY,C. 100,102 QUILHOT, BRAD 46 QUINDRY,JOHN 304 QUINN, C. 106 QUINN,M. 94 RABE,M. 102 RADERS,JAMES 246 RADICE,MICHAEL 296,300 RADLIFF,TERRY 320 RAFFERTY, MARY LOU 341 RAGSDALE,K. 100,102,103 RAGUSA, B. 106 RAILSBACK, LINDA 341 RALSTON, SUSAN 305 RAMHOLZ, KAREN 341 RANDAZZO, STEVE 227 RANKIN,JANET 354 RAPP, JEANNIE 57,225,234 RASMUSEN, LARRY 252 RASMUSSEN, ROBERT 287 RASSI, CINDY 218 RATZLAFF, LINDA 341 RAUBLE,M. 103 RAUH,MARY 341 RAUSCHENBERGER,T. 98 RAY,C. 107 RAYSA,M. 81 REAGAN, S. 107 REAGEN, PEGGY 204 REASE,M. 106 RECH,MICHAEL 311 RECTOR, S. 85 REDBIRD ROOTERS 53 REDDING,JANE 354 REEB, PAUL 287 REECE, BRENDA 257 REED, DIANE 341 REED, F. 75 REED, LOUISE 237 REED,MADELINE 354 REED,MICHAEL 320 REED,TEENA 341 REELAND, WALT 348,354 REESE, RANDALL 302 REGAL, RAY 206 REH, PAMELA 296 REHM, E. 100,101,107 REHM, J. 103 REHN, DENNIS 246 REIBERT,LINDA 341 REICHERT,C. 103 REID, G. 89 REISING,CECELIA 341 REITAN, EARL 284 REITER,LES 309 REMBOS, HELEN 328 REMINGTON, CAROL 291 REMMEL, RANDALL 266 REMMERS, B. L. 106 RENKEN,SHERYLL 264 RENO, B. 100,102,107 RESIDORI,T. 107 REUSS, HOLLY 257 REYNOLDS, BRAD 296 REZAB, BONNIE 341 RIBECA, DAVID 283 RICCIO, D. 98 RICE,JOSEPH 367 RICE, P. 94 RICH, BEVERLY 292,296 RICHARDS,TRENT 252 RICHARDSON,CAROL 261 RICHMOND,VICKY 238,296 RICHOZ, LARRY 238 RICKARD, JOSEPH 252 RICKETTS,CAROL 273 RICKHER, ROBERT 265,266 RIECKS, STEVEN 320 RIGNEY,MARY 287 RILETT,OMAR 262 RINCHIUSO,ANGELO 46,367 RINGGER, SANDRA 354 RINKENBERGER, STEVE 107 RIPLEY, EDWARD 283 RISLEY, DAVID 287 RITCHIE, PAT 238 RIVERA-CEPEDA,M. 101,102,103 RIVES, STANLEY G. 195,199 ROBERTS, DOUG 276,279 ROBERTS, HIBBERT R. 301 ROBICH, KATHLEEN 252 ROBINSON,J. 100,101,103 ROBINSON,LINDA 273 ROBINSON,MICHAEL 309 ROBINSON,SMOKEY 60 ROBINSON,W. 75 ROCKEMANN,C. 84 ROCKINGHAM, N. 109 RODEGHIERO, NANCY 341 RODERICK,JAMES 361 ROESCHLEY,JOHN 242 ROESLER, D. 100,101 ROGERS, STEPHEN 287 ROLIARDI, ROBERT 305 ROLLINSON, JOAN 341 ROLLMAN, DAVID 320 ROMACK, G. 103 ROMADKA, BOB 231 ROMANIAK,CHESTEEN 305,327 ROMANUS,MAUREEN 367 RONAN,JOHN J. 234 ROONEY,MICHAEL 2.52 ROONEY,MELODY 273 ROOT, D. 106,107 ROSE, FLOYD 209,355 ROSE, JACOUELINE 355 ROSENGARD, A. 90 ROSS, CINDY 273 ROSSMILLER, BECKY 252 ROULENU, ED 232 ROUNDS,WILLIAM 273 ROW,J. 96 ROYSE,WANDA 223,305 RUBASH,TERRY 252 RUDOW, RENETTA 341 RUEY, CAROLYN 341 RUIZ,GILBERT 320 RUMBOLD, NANCY 252 RUNDALL, DICK 219 RUNK, JOAN 257 RUNYAN, FRED 324 RUSSELL, CAROLINE 296 RUSSO, ANTHONY 305 RUSSOW, DAVID 320 RUPP,JOHN 233 RUSH,M. 78 RUSHTON, RUTH 257 RUSSELL,CAROLYN 204 RUSSELL,MARGARET 342 RUSSELL,MICHAELA. 260 RUSSELL,MICHAEL E. 279 RUSSELL, STEVE 100,279 RUTTER,J. 94 RYAN,MARY BETH 284 RYDER, BERNARD L. 225 RYL, T. 100,102,103 SACK, MARTIN S. 320 SALERNO, SUSAN T. 253 SALINS, LOIS M. 273 SALLEE, RUTH 313 SALMON,MAUREEN 342 SAMPSON,MARLAINE 312,355 SANCKEN, JUDY 81,209 SANDAGE, DONALD W. 273 SANDELIN,WENDY B. 342 SANDERM 107 SANDERS,JACKIE 55 SANDERS, THOMAS LEE 260 SANDERSON,WILLlAM F. 313 SANDLIN, PEGGY 239 SANDS,THEODORE 194 SANSOM, BOB 227,311 SARFF,WILLIAM J. 89,237,253 SATKOWSKI,M. 84,253 SAUL,M. 100,101,103 SAUNDERS,SHARON E. 342 SAYLES, LARRY J. 253 SCASNY, EDWARD J. 296 SCHAAD, JOYCE A. 258 SCHACKMANN,CINDA L. 355 SCHOFER,CONNIE L. 309 SCHAFER, L. 100 SCHAFFER, T. 100 SCHAMBURG, PAMELA J. 287 SCHARFF, P. 100,102 SCHARFF, ANN E. 296 SCHECHNER, SUSAN K. 342 SCHEIFINGER, SALLY W. 290 SCHELLING, ELLEN 81,239 SCHERR,MARCIA 342 SCHILLING,CATHY 57 SCHLEA,J. 100,101 SCHLEGEL, PENNY J. 342 SCHLOMER,GENE 236 SCHMID, PETER 239 SCHMIDT,C. 103 SCHMIDT,SHIRLEY A. 342 SCHMITT,JUDITH 258 SCHMITZ,TARA 292 SCHMOEKEL,C. 102 SCHROEDER, DIANN 102 SCHNEIDER, LINDA L. 342 SCHNEIDER,MARK E. 246 SCHNEIDER, PAUL 329 SCHNEIDER, ROSE E. 342 SCHNEIDERMAN,DENNI5 R. SCHOBER, D. 89 SCHOPF,JANICE M. 328 SCHRADER, DAVID 231 SCHRECK, LINDA E. 342 SCHRECK, PAUL H. 355 SCHREFFLER,A. 100 SCHREMENTI, NANCY 227 SCHROCK, KENNETH D. 316 SCHRODER,SUSAN W. 342 SCHROEDER, DAVID G. 325 SCHROEDER,DIANN 103,291 SCHROEDER,J. 107 SCHULTZ, KAREN A. 342 SCHULTZ,KEN 53 SCHULTZ, STEPHEN L. 301 SCHUMAKER, MARVIN 289 SCHUMACHER, SABRA 253 SCHUMANN, G. 106 SCHUNEMAN, E. 320 SCHUPBACK, EDWIN J. 363 SCHUPBACK, LESLIE I. 342 SCHUPP, STEVEN L. 260 SCHUSTER, JILL A. 342 SCHWAB, G. 107 SCHWAB, KATHLEEN C. 253 SCHWAKE,COUNIE L. 342 SCHWARTZ,CAROL 342 SCHWARTZ,M. 90 SCHWARTZ, PAM 358 SCHWARZ, J. 102 SCHWARZWALDER, F. 103 SCHWENINGER, V. 107 SCHWEB,GREG 107 SCHWEITZER, KENNETH D. 253 SCOTT, BRENDA 209 SCOTT, CAROLYN 325 SCOTT,GLORIA 56 SCOTT, KEITH 191 SCOTT, L. 78 SCOTT, MARY JO 342 SCOTT, PHEBE 247 SCOTTBERG, P. 90 SCRANTON, LINDA J. 342 SCROGGIN,DIANE 279 SEABERRY,WYTONIA 215 SEALOCK, DEANNA S. 100,363 SEAMAN, ALEXA J. 342 SEAMAN, JO ELLEN 246 SEAVALL, N. 106,107 SEDLOCK, SHEILA 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