Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 360 of the 1971 volume:

toyd Long :titor-in-chiet The 1971 Sycamore Indiana State University Terre Haute, Indiana Volume 77 The Cover photo, an oil painting by statt artist Dale Bintord, depicts the latest tradition at ISU, ttiatotCt1ietOuabacl'1i. Bin' tord painted the cover work atter a color photo ot Cniet Ouabactii dancing at the Horne' coming bontire. 3 - f 1 - A- 1 I-1 -- x..' A - - - ,'- I -f - . - -1 --:'.:1p..: ...I ,a 1 f :- ,pd ' 15. 1- 1- 1 1- D 'i 2 sf 5- QI. 'I' e Q L . F -- ' -. ,lt Q Mn ' l G I' A. -. H- 1 - .1 0 ,521 x if sup I A: : A , N -iv - ' Q . ' ' 't -. Q V , ig- : 'W gp , Q' sw-wh-1' 'Lf . ' h ' 7, ill - . L. 1 -Jr, : ' ' - , : f -- . u 1-gg: J.-- pf 4 , - - 1 ... rw, . 4 4 - 5 S 1 L 1 can -I' ' W ., A H x 5 -- 0, -' fu. ' . ' 'reel 3T.l....'-li l ,,'1lib.!' 'Fd . 1 ...ZS ww A -- M ' -r - 'H an H wa-2' 0 V egg' J- rx, I .F I -7 r Y , I '. A. . 1. . V -, fa 5' ' ,... Q f, T4 x i , . . A I 1 I - I -YQ X 'W W , FS? , , X . -ar X . , ' W' ,I , .,, 1 K, A . i..- . - I - . K Terre Haute Pride CiTy . .. The eiglwTlfi wonder oT The world - Tlwe only lfiole builT above ground Coexisting with ISU despicable sTreeTs Poor Townfgown relahonsliips A rising Tempo oT involvernenT and TrusTraTion Closing around you gaudl ciTy ligl'1Ts unsig Tly buildings a crowded ciTy campus A sea of polluTion Tor l3,000 privaTe boaTers who sail inTo Town in SepTernber and Try To 'Take iT' unTil June. 4 I fig! W fr +he ci+y-campus applies a crushing grip on flue mind - ln +l'1e figl1'r for survival, memories of +l1e simple and pleasan+ fade, leaving only +he fools for s+ruggle and some+imes you iusi have 'ro break away FW 5 H X .,,- ,:-Ll -ig , V - wrg- ' 2 --L+ w -1 R X N R y Q.. in ' x i' .QQNN - A Y P x X X wff? x V531 So you break away leaving +he perpe+ual ra+ race and visi+ nafure - +l1e world +l1a+ was +l'1ere all +l'1e lime while you were no+ And when you say - Go away, world you can 'rake +he +ime +o enjoy +he fleefing beau+y of a world undislurbed by +l1e cily and classes and lime. Opening your eyes someiimes helps becoming aware of naiure makes ii a li++ie easier 'ro bear +he campus There is some beau+y af ISU. f- g Af .+- -grf 'R ' I f - . 1 xl! Iv g gi: 1 R CL..+... The whole reason for 'needing 'ro break away s'rems from 'flue insecuri+y of no+ knowing yourself, bu+ 'frying +o find answers. You search, you probe, you experiment You open your mind and soul 'ro new and challenging ideas. Y 1 2 A 1-wabgiff' .4 - .4 4 I K E X xxx if . N .., ,A. 1 , Q . YQ . xg nh Q .W we v 15, l 2 -- -r 4' lf ,,--,ff 1 Ev , 'A A Some+imes 143' i'r all seems +o fall +oge'rl1er only +o 'Sa 3 +. Bul you keep searching gli, Jus+ as suddenly as you came in, you go ou+. Somehow +he answers you expecfed 'ro find in college complefely eluded you . . . So now you've go'r your diploma And now you're a ma+ure, responsible adul+ and you have 'ro find 'rhe answers alone. R. Atl Y, Aw X V' Q 4 1-12 -qc- L Q 5 A Q if Q 11 H T 3 5. u. i 1 1 3 . Q fd Top leffz PorTraiTs by TalenTed Tri DelTs al- Traded willing models. BoTTom righT: Ap' propriaTely placed in Boozer Field was The Sigma Pm booTh. Grin and Beer IT. BoTTom cenTer: A Take-OTT on The haTlor1alloTTery seT The The-me Tor The Choppers! booTh. Boffom leff: TesTinq golfing sl-wlls, The ATUs ollered Tree rooT beer To Tumre Gary Players. L-,li 4 v ci Xl' ' K. Y p f' 3 'I .IIA l i I ii 'link .' .WMA od ly fl Birgit iLnL24.3 The big move Union Board look Campus Cami' val '70 'ro Boozer Field. Increased area allowed for more 'elbow room,' beHer crowd aHendance and preservafion of lSU's lasl remnan+ of real live rass e 'rhe Quad. Bu? moving 3idn'l' derail +he Kappa Sigs. Their Golden Spike Railroad chugged away wiih firsl' lace and ihird s+raigh'f Besf of Ehow Award for besi crowd response. A Bizarre Ba- zaar won firsl place in fhe wom- en's Division for lhe Tri-Delias. The '4+ I' fhrobbed for wriihing bodies during 'rhe carnival and buill a nafural high uniil lhe wi+ch- ing hour when winners were an- nounced. Silhoueiiecl Sycamores reflecfed in 'rhe blaze of a golden bonfire and shouling vicfory chan+s . . . 'rhe flushed faces of cheerleaders smiling as lhey clapped +o fhe rhyfhm of +he momenl' . . . lhis was ISU Home- coming I970. The pep rall and bonfire were ac- companied by a dance yor 'rhe firs'r even+ of Homecoming-Kickoff Weekend. Much was 'ro follow including fhe Sycamore Cup race, selec- 'rion of +he Queen and her courl and +he colorful homecoming parade. Parade marshalls +his year were Jean Anne McAllis+er and S'reve Williams. Also promolin spirif and enlhusiasm were fhe Sigma Pi's, rea? winners wifh 'rhe besf banner al' 'rhe Homecoming game. ' hhmvf- 4 Q C , K io i - -. m A MX W 1 V B S- ., 1ni-'.11ii- ,Q 125555, i, x ai wa? UF 2.:k..fiSi-uwfv . 7 X ww , T Top le'f+: Flames and emofioms roclweled as llie lradiliomal bori- lire inilialed l-lomecommg. Top righf: l-lomeeomiriq CoeClwaire men, ilami l-lill and Ken Fell, pass The reviewing sland during l-lomecomimq Parade. Cen+er riglnfz The almosplwere of excilee menl was mlemsilied by Tlie eri- lliusiaslic clieers led by lSU's ladies in blue, ' I9 ,N , . 1 1 Top cen+er: Della Gamma. A Fair lo Remember, Cenfer rigl1+:Alpl1a Tau Cmeqa. 'lproqress ol Communica- flonf' Boffom cenfer: Kappa Sigma. Cenferz Chi Omega presenled an era of comics and prolmibillon. Cenfer leffz Reeve Hall, 'llwese Times 'llley Are Alclwanqinqfl l i 'ARADE i Him .v 4 if' 'T -6 :+ober I0+h, nine o'cloclc a.m., a cannon sho+, balloons released d lhe 54+h annual Indiana S+a+e Universi+y Homecoming Pa- ie made i+s way down Wabash Avenue led by Grand Marshall ny Hulman. ere was somelhing for everyone among +he l22 uni+s - s+eam lliope, colorful floafs, marchin bands, a mo+orcycle pa+rol uni+ d a mul+i+ude of clowns. High?igh+ing +he day's even+s was 'rhe esen+a+ion of floa+ frophies. e Tau's enl'r Progress of Communica+ion won 'rhe Sweep- ilces +rophy. lhe DG 'floal A Fair +o Remember received +he 5+ place award in lhe sorori+ division. Firsl' place in +he fraler- y division was awarded 'fo Hhle Kappa Sigs. These Times They e AEIIl'nanging won firsl place in +he general division for eve a . 1'-2.1 ,t-0 Neve- l 'w' t if .. i',L.X MCL ilk 3:1 -L ,, z, 'im -.. 'M QF ,' 5 'RM 'Vliz-Vis ry' - ir-411,91 - . AK ' - .J xy--.,54 4-gy ,E .N y Vi , il T'f'w.l ' . Top lef+ and cen+er: Hs aNl in your per' spfechve, Top right Jiwhrmg, Shipman Nchechsx fhe TH-Deh THLQ. BoHom righfz The Gwlhmw 5plri'r6-r1+f?rE.?hQ pic- Ture wwfh fhe- wmmrwg Teama, BO'H'OlT1 left Whewl if X ,Q :X ' x xx. - M wif fb X. In a flash lhe Tri Dells and Gillum Hall whislced away wilh +he Sycamore Cup. The annual Maile race usual- ly held on Friday, was posfponed fo Sunday due +0 rain. Specfalors were caugh+ up in +he spiri+ of 'rhe evenl despile +he recenf loss of Jfhe Viclory Bell +o Ball S'fa+e. Compelifors wenl all ou? for 'rhe race and were rewarded wi+h cheers and exhauslion. Immedi- a+ely following 'rhe 'rrilce race an ice cream social on fhe TMU palio accompanied by an ice- cream-ea+ing con+es+ refreshed everyone. One of 'rhe lrue high- poinls of lSU's Homecoming, someone observed fhal never have so many loolced so funny in so shorl an amounl of lime. is Wie E . , 'rl' 11. rf .mr :L lx y I 4 if ,::. Regally reigning over +he I970 ISU Homecoming was Queen Debbie Wade accom anied by her cour+, Cr s+al Williams, Cindy Abel, Einda Har+man and Judyy Mason. The coronafion ceremonies were held in Tilson Music Hall 'ro an impa+ien+, exci+ed crowd. The announcemenf lease . . . Breaking old fradilion, las+ year's queen hilary l.ynn Whilalxer, and noi 1'he Universify presi- den+, crowned Miss Wade amidsf loud applause and congrafulalions from her courf. Appearances by +he five ISU beau+ies included riding on +he Homecom- ing floal' and being presenfed a+ 'I'he Homecoming game. Highlighfing +he week was 'rhe ver special ap- earance of George Kirby and Sergio Kflendes and his Brasil '66 in Sycamore Showcase a+ fhe arena. Brealring up fhe audience wiih his running commen- +ary, Kirby saved 'lhe show from 'I'he unenfhusiaslic performance of Brasil '66. 0 iffier fi f fi , Bev 1 lk WX .Q 1.. f ' 'WL , I uh l M 1- XX VH V9 Lk. .yk Far leff: George Kwrbyxs commenfs lepf fhe Syca- more Showcaee e-yennng has? paced. Cenfer le-fi: Mary Lynn Whwflaler crowns I97I que-en Deb- bie Wafje. Cenfer right The queens cmrf: Cwndy Abel Swqrna Pu: Lwnda Harfnnan, Kappa Sigma: Debbve W.a4:fe, Phi Deha The-fa' Judy Mason, SAE: and Crysf fal WnYliams, Kappa Alpha Psi. Far righfz Queen Debbve ws pref senfed dunng 'rhe Homeconwnq qan1e.Bof- fom righ+: Brasml '66 brouqhf confemporary sounds wifh a Lahn rhyfhm fo fhe Showcase audience. J'-Q,fM'N xi Trick or treat was +he key as ine audience fricked while con+es+an+s 'rreaied ai ine fourilri annual All Campus Talenl Snow on Oclober 3ls+ in Tilson. Alihough spooked by many in 'rlie audience, eniries mainiained an equanimify worlhy of professionals. Myreon Taylor and Peggy Rhoads did an admirable iob as emcees in placaling Jrhe unruly audience beiween ac+s. On leave from +l1e service prior io going overseas, Myreon performed a dance rouiine dur- ing final iudging. Rapping wifli Rankin, people from all fac- e+s of campus life spen+ an evening wifh ilie Presideni. Presidenlls Evening l1O e- fully replaced 'rhe Presiden+'s Ball wi+E a relevan+ look a+ ISU +oday. Blue Bereis, s+uden+ leaders, siaff personnel, and fac- ull'y members discussed campus problems during a dinner meeiing. Following llrie group exchanges, a slide presenlalion of asl and fulure ISU plans was narra+ed by Ewing Miller. TopleH:TMeshQw'5f5,oleyUqqNev'dv-w,QPQQIY1H rw H19 audweme. Top cenferz fxlamgy Fhifne, I My wa? awarded fwr'3TpY51Qe-mfgfv ,fi vgfjiiax ,QMy, WM! ond M5439 wen? ff! Pmghne Euglwrmwev fmlqW I Hurd To Maureen Phone-y fnwjdNej. Top rig SIOW Emd QUIGf'dUE'+bI'E'E1LSH'ME'fVff1I'wTMQ piyfje m affemo-an rehearsal Righ+ cen+er: TMUE3 5 qfiimdffi-CfCvr'I.1V1dd Exdwd and g+I'5ilf'y ' 1 r dass preandemf, sfrwe fm Umderghfmdmmq WMP P1 !d9f'1Jf RGVNLIVU. Bo++om Fighfl Ewmq NAIMQV' nm: v Ty arclwlfe-ci. revealed pad and Mmre plan + 1 The SQHOQNNS fwpanswm. Boffom le-H: The 'SQ mi of We Reqmm ' placed fcw-M In We Talerv ? if Top cenfer: Frankie Valli revives Four Season ballads in Showcase performance. Top right Carolyn Dip, as an aging opera slar, proves her voice has nor faded with rhe years in the Opera Work- shop produclion. Cenfer righ+: Caughf belween Two leuding prima donnas, The financier in Nlmpressario by lvlozarrn lries +o inrervene. BoHom cenier: Birrersweef memories ol early Rag Dolli sounds sel' The mood for an evening of golden Four Season hirs. Cen+er lef+: Ed Long al lhe elecrric organ harmonizes To rhar very unique Four Season music. Relymg on huts from iheir pasf, Frankie Valli and fhe Four Seasons appeared in November - living up fo all predicfions, excep+ 'rhose of fail- ure. They were exciling. S+ar+ing wi+h gold- en hifs and con+inuing fhroughoui' fhe nighf, 'l'he Four Seasons never pla ed an unfamil- iar song. Three encores and! forly-five min- ufes as'I' lheir con+rac+, Frankie and lhe guys lzfl' ISU. Hea+ed conlroversy followed 'lhem from +own as sfudenfs demanded Big Name +alen+. Bu? in +he arena on +ha+ Sa+- urday nigh+, I+ was nice 'ro be nos+algic and forgel' fhe world's problems while driffing fhrough +he past The Opera Workshop came 'rhrough wi'rh anofher good performance as lhe pre- senfed lmpressario by Mozar+ in ovem- ber. The opera demons+ra'red 'rhe lalenls nurlured and broadened in +he Opera Workshop and fhe +hea'rre. if Entertainment-plus The Convocalion Series sponsored a widely varied seleclion of ar+is'fic even+s for a recep+ive sludenf body. Wllh somefhing lo sui'r everyone flue programs varied from Greek 'rragedy +o Maori dancers, from con+emporary one-acl plays +o America's mosl' re- nowned ballef vir+uoso and from a 40- voice chorus +o a reincarnalion of Charles Dickens. Gulf ,J-. .if ' wif! ' E2 .,-.N 4.4 ,,., A lil xql. Laika , 4-P? 1 'X . L'- x i., r ' '- '11-' Q 14, i . 4 ' e N ' s dx, i l r i 4 vw Vs Q., , , 147.53 kr 1 gk I ' Y qi: 'K-94.7. Y A V1 ' s , 'Joi '1a:m,:. e , 4- . , v. ' a,-.wi-r A vo... 5 1 iv , .. , A, ,,,,..Pn,, e. xx if x J i 'N' iwj' N 1 P x ' ' ae Y, lvl I U f, 'll 1 4. 'L X g ' r X' TN k as lg JV lb- .-,y ti ' All-fit ,, 'QL-ilf'3 Y i, is wb - i . 4 , ri 'r g g 5 1115 1 , V- Q5 . LX A Q i rw -1 f 4 X li - .2 1 H '2 ' L is f s -33 Alf , , si fri H A li in ' . 2 m fr . f 4' , ffl-' ai r A A 1 ' l 3 v 1 1 I is xii X pg vxf sk P L A , X rg: . r 3, A :R .f 1 '44 a - - 'ei'.F 1.- rf -e , g.li'v75H,--:N 3-iQ' . ,Q - -7: . Y in-tiff wifi: ' b dp H . , f 1 ,J ,.a ,J 'If ' A 'X ..f Top le-ff: Mafm IfX3mQQwa of New Zeakmd. Top righf: Nw Q ,mf '31, JJ.. Cen+er righ+: Ngm ffwdwl V, Sowef wolmzaf. Righf cen- fer: Edvvard VMIENIQ Curr mend Pevfforrmmce. Lower righfz Qedwp :Y, Pe-. Lower le-H: Ewkr W'1Nm,1,'v','1 as CP.3rNef. DNCLPEVWE-. Lefi cen'rer: Emferrammem fm Hwzabefh' I' X TF 'Wi ' Witch hunts and fhe ferrifying power of accusafions sfunned fhe audience as 'l'he l970-7l season of Sycamore Players opened wifh The Cruci- ble. Confrasfing dramafic suspense wifh rol- licking farce, fhe Sycamore Players' second producfion, The Boys From Syracuse. mef wifh mixed reacfions. Based on The Twin Menaechmi, fhe lively comedy of misfalcen idenfifies was updafed wifh a moforcycle en- france and mod cosfumes. Dreams do come frue for children in fha Terre Haufe communify and surrounding areas fhrough lhe very special fheafre creaf- ed by Toyshop Players under 'lhe direcfion of Kaye Kale. Bringing 'rhe fanfasy world of fhe young 'l'o life in a medium fhal' many had never experienced, fhe season began wifh Molier's free-wheeling slapsficlr comedy, A Doclor in Spife of Himself, Top Ie-ff: Moforcycles, bellboffoms, and black leafher ponchos updafe Boys from Syracuse. Top cenfer: Misfalxing fhe idenfify of her hus- band's fwin brolher leads fhe wife in Boys From Syracuse info a compromising posifion. Bolrlom right In The Crucible Abigail desperafely fries fo win over John Procfor. Bohlom righlz The Woodsman in A Docfor In Spife of Himself cures ailmenfs of ofhers wifh nonsense. Bolrlom cenler: Abigail and conspirafors coerce confes- sions ofguilf from victims. Bolrlom leffz To escape her marriage vows, fhe girl in A Docfor ln Spife of HimseIf fakes sudden mufeness. .- :.'f. '. 1' . ,T .5 .N Q Q -fi Q X .. 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Rank- in offered +hough+s for fhe sea- son. i i i Top lefiz Santa hears 'rhe desires of rhe TMUB guesfs. Top righ+: A coifeehouse foilowed rhe free lighring ceremony and added ro everyones excifernenr, Righf cenfer: The Heiken peppers came aiivefi adding Their own magic To The spirir of Chrisfmas. Lower righ+: Torches splir fhe darkness as srudenrs rrundied foward The celebrarion sight Cen+er righfz Presidenf Rankin expressed his wishes for peace on earrh. Leff cenfer: Presideni and Mrs. Rankin loin in rhe spir- if of Chrisfmas. ,si PS- Q fx,-fi wi, .- i. 1'- -114 X , sg: .r W -Q, it 87'-fix -1, - , -Q Qi., ii L E x ii i ii? 1, iff 4 il g 'f a .A.5x,,.,m , L' '. 'ifflg Q7 z ' .. .vig-x i .- . - vgtbii . 4 REMV. F. ' li fkii V : V I .. 2, I 1 ' I 1'if'13:S . ii -k. :N 1, a F X 1 1'gg,M..'- J l K 2 '-s Wie' ig ' Q-.2 A .Sig . s V I 5 43 l fl .f Q., -. , , Pal 2 'REX .I .i 'Xxx' W ,V Y V: NS - At. ,-ua.. 1 1. Top le'f1': Singers call for a roasl as pages presenl 'rlwe roasf pig. Top cenfer: New ouflifs add an exrra lerni- nine 'rouclw 'ro The lioliday presenlafion ol 'rlie Wom- en's Glee Club. Cenfer rigl1l': Universify Singers offer a varied program ol rradilional and recenf songs, adding a medley of Clirislmas layorires. Far rigl1+: Dressed as a line lady of England, Linda Kindig enjoys 'flue evening. Boffom cenfer: Walling lor 'rlweir enlrance, Madriqal singers compose fliemselves. Boi'- +om left Solos and small groups changed llie formal of flue Mens Glee Club Clirisfmas performances. Mistletoe merrimenl and madrigal filled lhe Chris+- mas music season. Conlem orary and varied holiday programs ol, bolh +he Men's and Women's Glee Club incorpo- raied solos and small group resenla- lions. Universily Singers addecl, moving and serious iones +0 seasonal favoriles, warmin par+ici an+s and audiences alike wifh utlefide cheer. ln ihe +radi+ion of olde English Madrigal 'rhe fully coslumed and defailed madrigal dinners brou hi +o wi+ness a eanlry execuled in Eng?and's holiday lgaslguion. Included in lhe programs was +he presenlalion of lhe feasl carried b servanls complele wi+h roasl' pig, rum pudding, and lhe seasonal bowl of Qlassail. Guesls were serenaded afier lhe meal b +he ISU singers who pre- senied a collec+ion of well known madri- gals and Chrisfmas songs. if gggfffl a' 4' w rg ' j., :nf en sf 2. - .lil i fi- I all f , -5, -' has RR xlx 5 A cgi ik a ,, A .K 4 r 5 1 g one ff, rr .S f-Lighi My Fire - Feliciano's hof and sensual hif pierced fhe nighf from a Gillum Hall window. lf appro riafely ac- companied fhe flames which guffedafhe Mary Sfewarf building desfroying many valuable per- sonal possessions. The lafe evening hour, howev- er, prevenfed casualfies fhough fhe building was a fofal loss - fhe sefflemenf amounfed fo S200,000. Many graduafe sfudenfs and profes- sors suffered irre laceableiloss, such as fhe case of Dr. Donald J. shields, losing his ersonal libra- ry valued af 351000. Thomas Rediclrns, a graduafe sfudenf and speech feacher, escaped near fra - edy in fhe Mary Sfewarf building b iusf reach- ing his office when fhe ceiling coflapsed. The January incidenf foreshadowed fhe second an- nual Garage Theafre fire whose desfrucfion was also considered fo be a fofal loss. T .f,i Z XS x lm Top leff: Smoke belches info lhe air as The Garage Thealre burns. Top right The skyline of 'rhe oily was blurred by smoke from The Ga- rage Theafre. Bo'Hom right Efforls 'ro save fhe conrenrs of Mary Sle- warr were in vain as objecls were deslroyed by fire and warer. Bo+- +om cen+er: Despi+e aflernpfs To conlrol rhe flames, spray was liffle more Than lulile. bo'H'om leffz Mary Sfewarl resembled a box as if burned . . . leaving four walls and a floor. Q W ' 9' si' .xg Cpen vis af lasf! Affer monfhs of going fhrough fhe roper channels, sfudenfs found success as FSU became fhe lasf sfafe supporfed school fo gain open visifafion. Jack McDonald, Men's Hall Associafion presidenf, and Louise McKnighf, Women's Hall Associa- fion presidenf, rejoiced as frusfees passed sfudy-bedroom visifafion for evenings and weekends on February 27. Self-regulafing hours for freshman women also passed and sfudenfs were glad e fhey wouldn'f have fo fill oul' any more of fhose open vis sur- veys. Affer sfarfs and sfops and even a guess fhe elecfion da+e confesf in fhe Sfafes- man, Jack McDonald and Don Mediafe were elecfed SGA presidenf and vice presi- denf. Sfudenl' senafe bills, fhe sfudenf su- reme courf and an impounding of ballof boxes shiffed fhe elecfion dafe from March 3I fo March I0 and fhen back fo March 3I again. Senior class officers elecfed were John Ends, residenfg Sfeve Fenimore, vice residenfg ilancy Knoffs, secrefaryg and Ehil Asfell, freasurer. Junior class officers elecfed were Marc Blevens, presidenfg Bob Brown, vice presidenfg Wayne Perry, secre- fary, and Terry Tilleff, freasurer. ,nw x X K1 . I- Q3 ' J.. -4 in dh, - fi' el'-. T E S :- QQ '. f -. y ll -9 . k- . M ' . '-21'-.-if:-Sv:-AX1-.-1-11--:f if .- - ' Y N , 5. M ...,. - ...N. . '1 G r Q57 f 9 , 9 2 . Und6rwood'.,' X U -.Q r .- f' ' 5 x H I Q AQ 3, 1- vig -'3.vf Q.. i ex. 3 ,-.f .N :U 's 1-'r , 3 ff g.. f3:'g':, 515.3 .ies 21. .,Qf.?ks- N' 3. N n .Nc::cx'- - -'h-.Sw tiff- ,. tgfkmix J, .Q 'L , . 4. -...- ,,, N ':.:.i5.if A :QM . .-' ' M-.4 :. -.x-:S .. -,W I. I Q xb -- X f w ' ,P . -nh :-. 'Y:Tr- Xa. c fri, Top leff: Judillw Raslrin smiles as warm applause lills Tilson Musrr: Hall. Top cenfer: Tlwela Alpha Plnr ollncers Candy Coleman, presldenrg Jeanne Bauer, vuce preside-nl: and Bern Coon Freld, Secrerary-lreasurer, reap The benelrls ol eel bunldinq as spon- sor Kaye Kale warelmez. Top righf: Srqns. and songs Updale Qld srorles. BoHom rigl'l+: A Lasr rnernber falls lo parl Ol llwe younqer audrence. Boffom leff: Sounds begun as srrrnqs lune alle-r unferrnlssapn. la 1 4 '.-V f f. l l l I I ,-,' rw r R -4 n 3 'V P Us k-ii Y 'Y F ra li 416 nv' Q- 5.1 wt. V- Y ,Y V--:yr-a.p:'a.i-l .- ' .L-75 X Nw Qs Rollicking fun delighled area youngsfers as 'rhe Toyshop Players presenled Aesop's Falables. The slapsfick musical made ligh+ of well known s+ories and 'furned +he serious morals in+o less philosophic ideals. Members of The+a Al ha hi, nafional +hea+re honorary, proved +h,eir wor+h b pulling more 'fhan a dozen all-night ers +o fyinish sefs, cos+umes, props and pro- grams. Tilson audiences were healed +0 evenings of music as +he Convoca'rion Series broughl Ju- di+h Raslrin and +he Munich Chamber Orches- +ra +o ISU. Miss Raslcin sings wi'rh lhe Me+ro- polilan Opera and has recen'I'ly been honored as a concer+ performer and recilalisr. The Mu- nich Orchesfra presenfed a program of classi- cal and semi-classical music wi+h Hans Sladlmair conducfing fhe 20-piece ensemble. Auto ' -ITIUSIC, I and compu+er composing made Hue April pres- en+a+ion of Moog Music a firsl' on lSU's campus The many sounds and 'rechniques of elecfronical- ly produced music were discussed and demon- s+ra+ed. A number of familiar songs were played, as well as +wo compufer wriHen scores crea+ed especially 'For flwe Moog Synfhesizer. lSU's music deparfmenf remained ac+ive during +he spring mon+l1s as +l'1e Men's Glee Club, Women's Glee Club, +he percussion ensemble and +l1e woodwind ensemble presenfed pro- grams lafe in fhe year. l ,Q yi' Q l . -3:3 3 AMW' - ,muy ,-rg' m , .Ve , Q , r if is 1' h X: 'Ei' If i is I A F fi: 1 PM ' ,lair ,fill 2 '.g. is fig?-,pg ,Q g S 5 -ff if 'Biff 1.5 f ll - ' .es , il l ' 'al ,...- - f l 'N 'ic ,. fi -', V 1 A 1 'ggi' A ' 'xx I ' f :VI ' 3' I' ,SG : ' ' ..e'e S' 'ff .,s.. 1 . ' , if , ' 'T s g , lf gsie ' f ,- f' so A , if-Q - .g P.- N :jiegi ,'., ,, VVI, hugs., ..:', ff fl ,. ' Q 'L-A 'A f ' V . , Q K tio: - 1 Sl, :ik ggi , k .q. ., A- Q., i T, 4 J g- Q 3 H iA'..4 K ' . M -if - ' it 'is i . E L h J 23: Kiera.. E, ' I I l 1 l l i : a 2 E Q a H E il l all 'if' wg, i g in i f is P SE-Ti . it fi l K v lgell kih 3 'AH ,fi f gi , 'll1,y'?j' my pi we ia, tryin -uf, I 'gl vghjlagnu 'N K '1 gg 44' 5 yi Q ss- N. -A .Q W, A ' . Q.-ff s c i - '11, .A,. .c -ww up i f M4 p lefh Two depressed lceys produce lhe sound ol a lull orcheslra. Top righlz The Mens ee Club adds live-parr harmony lo ils spring performance, Bo'Hom righl: Applause ex- wded af 'lhe end ol 'rhe Women's Glee Club program. BoH'om leff: Musicians warm up :l relax before rhe concerr. Leff cenfer: The percussion ensemble played before a small lappreciarive audience. I Q ,. ' -' 'ff' ff' -5 ii u, is ks is ? .iv ir' Q 2 Q if-3 Qi' f Top lefl: Enioyinq Bohemian elmospliere, sludenfs wander llnrouqlw Qld Towns Coffee House. Top cen+er: Clark Terry en- lerlains Jazz weekend audiences, BoHom righl: Serious discus- sions lead lo comic silualions in l'No Song, No Supper. Bollom cenferr Arla and cralls slnop visilors view wares. BoHom leflz An enclnenlinq zolo clnarmed opera audiences. W wr' , Celebration of fhe arfs filled over fwo weeks or acfivifies during fhe ninfh annual Arfs Fesfival sponsored by TMUB. lnvolving fhe falenfs of many sfu- denfs, Arfs Fesfival offered enfer- fainmenf ranging from Jazz Week- end's uesf arfisf, Clark Terry, Trum- pefer from fhe Tonighf Show, fo fhe fhree nighf Bohemian Old Town. A new addifion, Old Town feafured plays, coffeehouses and arfs-and- craffs shops. lSU's music deparf- menf presenfed an early English comic opera, No Song, No Sup- per. The lnfer-Collegiafe Arf Show displayed falenfs of sfudenfs from a fri-sfafe area, while fhe world of films was spoflighfed wifh selecfions from fhe Ann Arbor Film Fesfival. Unique endeavors of sfudenf-made films were shown and judged by Sfanley Kaufman, disfinguished lifer- ary and drama crific of The New Republic. , .L Examining +alen'I's and crea+ivi+y, fhe Black Arfs Fesfival provided 'lhe opporlunify for ISU sfudenfs +o ialce a close loolc al' +he Afro-American cul+ure. A collecfion of painfings, mosaics, charcoal drawings and scul +ures were shown in Turman AH' Ganaery. Hannibal Shabazz and Emory Douglas spoke in +he Union Annex and +wo pla s were Presenfed. A blacl: spirifual, Eap+ure, ' was per- formed by a 'rroupe from Indianapolis and Goin' a Buffalo was iven by lSU's New Blaclz Players in fie Syca- more Playhouse. ll NS' 'au I if 792 if .coil We M as 'si.Mit,5 U 0 Q, L93m-s,,,-Y 5- s-KJ N' why, xy kc: ,N V by '. L. Emi-P - Ula' Q, hfxok I , 'yn 4.-ka '-gow l Xli . ff 3 -Jl ,qw lolxl S. X . . 1 1. 'x X l.' LJ L, 'x wi X X 5 ,,...-.- wwf V J Far leffz Hannibal Shabazz, founder and inlernalional governor of 'rhe All-African People Alliance in Chicago speaks To in- feresled sfudenls and facully members. Top cen'rer: African fashions impressed lhe many wafchinq sfudenls, Top righf: Self porlrails seemed dominanl al fhe Turman showing. Bo++om cen'I'er: Sludenls viewed The Talenls ol area blacks during rhe arf show. Bo'Hom left A collage wilh pen and inlc over slcefchinq presenls a new ellecl in porlrails. Applause - ovafions of appreciafion greefecl Mrs. Rufh Hill Tirey, for her many years of involve- menf, inferesf and devofion in encouraging fhe musical performances of sfuclenfs. The warm recepfion was iven af fhe I97l Songfesf, dedicafed in Cher honor. Begun in l937 by Dr. Ralph N. Tirey and his wife, Inez Bonham Tirey, fhe evenf was lafer co- sponsored by fhe local chapfers of Sigma Alpha lofa and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, who have confinued fhe fradifion. Through fhe years, Mrs. Rufh Tirey has offered immea- surable help and assisfance fo preserve fhe spirif of Songfesf. m'255g2,': , I -1 92 . Z NC' ..-Stk Xu . 'r A. I , V , .3-ty - 'liiffzf 943' T3:l'f:7 -1 -f ,, fzbfriifzi' . Er-' . g5:'.2f.:j'1. A f.saz:3-.ri 'V sc-:q:,:-il, 4.1q:2':2gf: ' '--AQQX4 1-sza. - Q.: 'iifif 'VNS' I A gcc x i ' U -if 'G Fra'ierni+ies: Vg Phi Della Theia 47 :Kappa Sigma Gamma Della A Ze+a Tau Alpha 2nd Alpha Omxcron P ii Chi Omega Men's Halls: lsl - Rhoads Hall 2nd - Cromwell l-lall Women's Halls: Isl' - Mills Hall ' 2nd - Reeve Hall 3rd - Piclcerl l-lall il i K 'X i Bes+ Direc+or: Judy! Myers Top le'fl': Receiving a sianding ovalion lor her many years ol pariicipaiion, Mrs, lirey is escorted lo lhe slage. Top cenierz Smiling happily, Judy Myers accepls The Rulh l-l. Tirey award from Mrs. Tirey. Righ+ cenfer: Members ol Sinfonia and Sigma Alpha lola composed 'rhe '7l sleering commillee as- sisled by honorary chairmen, Dr. and Mrs. Rankin. BoHom right Singers lrom compeff ing organizalions combined voices lor a mass choir presenlalion. BoHom lefl: The opening and dedicalion were especially en- lerlaining wilh ihe musical lalenls ol Dr. and Mrs. Rankin. Three for ci dime echoed throughout the Wabash Valley Fairgrounds Midway, as the flat ex' panse of grass was transformed into an exciting carnival atmosphere. Rides and booths were manned by various campus organizations and artistic creations by area townspeople were on display and for sale. The three day climate of Spring Week activities in- volved both the campus and the com- munity. The expansion of lSU's Cen- tennial Celebration improved relations between the university and the city as the Union Board collaborated with stu- dent organizations, the Terre Haute Area Chamber of Commerce. Spring Week publicized and promoted both Terre Haute and ISU while attempting to earn money to establish scholar- ships for students with financial needs. l. f i f lf Qfji' 1 U' , ' i . 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BoTTom lefl' and 'Far lefT: Joining in The Tun oT Spring Week, Dean Miqhell Takes an unex- pecTed baTh. - - -V-Q I V A . f r. 1 i' fr ' I V fi: +'k43i-ffsgiig ifu Q 9 5 . 1 r X i-ia! '- ,,gxlfL,.F9!3if-??fJ lg l-WN' - li - - 4' . ?E' .f -4,-'lid' 'u ,-HQKN' 5l.2!Ql ' if'al5L!'1f-Jigsi' L iii2L::..r+l - 1 A .1.-,Q r A. 'S r - A i as .J-gl lq:Lf:sg'5gg,.-kv: U'b,A,jg Q .' w-.51,?-'E-S?ff.,4',Yix, - f I ' I , ,, 1 .sgsfwrfsglsffefsgs , A Ali' - A gif. .Hake---,,,i' .- . .:-..wfw i ' l:..:g4L:f55i-?s?,:5-lm 'l ,T ., 'bf 'g-Q gnu!! ,,,. ff, . , , 3 .Q . s x 1- --n. --wltgf,--1, -. H g..s:- .- N' 1--We ., -.1-1.,.-:V pr:-is.-,-.ss 'lr f rs F uf - '-' ' , . . 1 1. X. -:rum :f-,'sefm-.- in Y- , . - ,gi - -V. .A sf 'neg - -1 -f x .s mmm 'ir , , . ' ewan., miwx .-, - ., K , Ula.. p AQ P Q j A ' 'A f. g-1 ' ' -sq zlyrelwi- if' . , ' f 5 if Rf' .. . -Q 1 ' ., -.f 6 3 ' ' ' - gZ:f,g':,,-1' '11, 1 r 4, , N 41' gl . :fs If ,ll E s ie ff-ff ff- ease? wipe , , , A. 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Racing fever hif +he ISU campus as fhe Tan- dem Race was enlarged 'ro a 'fi'F+y mile, one hundred lap +es+ of endurance and speed. Cam- pus dorms and Greeks were paired, 'lhen ieamed wi+h area merchanis who volunfeered supporl' lhrough 'lhe Chamber of Commerce. Many long weelcs of prac+ice ensued in parficipalion for 'rhe fhree hour even+. The race was delayed unfil Sunda due fo rainy wea'I'her and' a muddy 'I'raclc. Sponsors of fhe +eams offered encouragemeni and purchased feam shiris. Speclafors and par'I'icipan+s seemed hopeful fhe race would become a clas- sic spor+s even+. siiiefrfiii' r a S - , t..4g.s ..s.,---,Ei QQ in 1 'D X -. W QA L. A N .5 4 , 'v' Q P . 1 . xlwj Q, N J NN 5 4 wvi. K xi ,lirycs vw I s M vo 1 N '51 .I 4 x -2, , J V ..o v.- , ' an X 'H 1-f,, ,X ' 51 ' ,Q -ct, -5 wqxfv s- , .,S'+.s, vw- .'-, X, X . -,A-,-p 4 a 1... - , fr.-,t -yerfrx 32 5-gpg is-lpn' , -rx, H- rlmvpa. g1111,.X,,-:fc N s- sf' - 5. 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'x-X W lnvolved in ever facef of campus life, fhe Tirey lviemorial Union Board is com- posed of Junior and Senior Board members and fhe Union Hosfess or- ganizafion. The TMUB offers new ex- cifing ideas each year fo enliven fhe sfudenfs' social and culfural life while romofing campus relafions wifh fhie Terre Haufe communify. Fashion shows co-sponsored by local merchanfsg Weddiqueffe, a bridal fairy Sunday nighf movies: coffee houses: Spring Weelc and Arfs Fesfi- val are among fhe man evenfs of- fered by TMUB. Junior Board mem- bers head commiffees covering every TMUB acfivify. Sfudenfs serve on sfeering commiffees which help fhe board in ifs work. Also giving fheir fime, Union hosfesses served af many ISU funcfions offering smiles and assisfance. s Q1 l X - ss? 4 Top left Union hoslesses serve lhirsly guesls al Weddiguelle. Top cenferz Lively rock music enhanced a Tlv1UBlashion happening. Cen+er righfz Clown Carol Fry promoles Spring Week al a TMUB Sunday movie. Bo+- lom righl: Union hoslesses serve as a lempo- rary linli belween TMU's lwo buildings. Bol- +om cenferz Smiling despile rain are Kay Cahill, presidenlg Dr. Donald Gwen, lacully sponsor: Linda Eldred, program direclor: Cindy Abel, secrelaryp Carol Fry, viceepresi- denl: and Linda Walson, social chairman. U 1 'I -J ll O O o 'O 00 0 .0 n. i I og.. lo.. s 0 .0 r rl 'So' : f 1 f ,.,-,wr 'Q ' f ig- A eg' A 'T' im s s i s aiiimy xii 1' ' is . i4Q.iiiZQ-ftiai.-1 li:,4-?w5.,,,hi,ii1:i:f5' '. ' 'fi Q , .. . ,',?q'lQ'iFSlAfgxff3QQfi?iQirg ,if f-ff,1rmg:'5 f-fqg.. 4, YQ s e- .c i ,. :,-,f:,'is.. i!ff,..lgg,'1?r -,Ari-is 'sq -L -fm ' r i w . ' c , '- :-- xiii' ' ' - A is .....,wc.H if i- ,.,se.im - A if FT' a A '4 ' wikis: . f -W1 Tp. 331 -'ii X pafliif A ll 573W ? 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Colors blur Through a season of 'foofball and carnivals, walks among The half-Turned Trees, and a parade ThaT fills The Bash wiTh 'floaTs and noise and specTaTors and a very real exciTemenT. Giving Thanks for The soliTude of Home . . . and your own room. and wanTing To undersTand why THEY ,have all changed . . . and YOU haven'T. Suddenly iT's snowing and There isn'T Time enough . . . professors push To finish, and There are gifTs To buy, and a ride home To arrange, and cloThes To pack and ' somefimes iT Takes The sTark silenT whiTeness of a midnighT sTorm iusT To realize freedom again. WinTer lingers. The semesTer chan es buT The rouTine remains. Greeks are losT in The endless confusion of Campus Revue for Three Ten-minuTe performances. BuT iT's worTh iT. Spring . . . One da iT isn'T and The nexT day iT is. lT's a change in The air and a change in aTTiTude. Walking across The quad Feeling cool grass againsT bare feel' and playing an unorganized game of frisbee . . . .There seems To be noThing worTh worrying aBouT . . . ' noThing . . . BUT someone does worry . . . and ArTs FesTival and Spring Week and Son'gTesT push The clock and The calendar and afTer The madness of May, IT's over . . . - and The cycle is compleTe. IT passes in a slow moTion momenT. ' The huslle and heaT ol regisTraTion . . . The TrusTraTion of closed classes and changed professors . . , and iT's Tall. Colors blur Through a season ol looTball and Carnivals, walks among The hall-Turned Trees. and a parade ThaT fills The Bash wiTh TloaTs and noise and specTaTors and a very real exciTemenT. I I O.,.'t1a mx, r f u v .X I 1,7 'gk ,sv .' u' V. U 0 7- P! ,, 31 v 0 il-, .as Q... C '-rg, i ,, , H x w '. 4 ,,,..,. 311 H- fm 14 wi . gm K . ,wx x,, - - , ,40- -,,.., .ai-'S' , , f P f X M n-.., , , 7 v 1 v, gn M LH as I , Q g.ff'E2f2,y , J 4 . n 35' ' ..,. ,.4.ln..M h - I .Y ,. 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Nearly every meel' meanl' a new Warlhan-Slaie record, usually breaking a previous record owned by +he junior from Edgewood, In- diana. A+ fhe CMU meel' in Carbondale, lhe Sycamores finished 'third be- hind Soufhern Illinois and Ball Slafe. The 'lop five places al Indi- anapolis weni +o Indiana, Ball S'Ia'Ie, Nolre Dame, ISU and Vin- cennes. ,-xv - li- , 'YSYNR-EYGWS' ',-:-.' . -. Q -.g.---. Sk-:-: ii A -:QQ -L .N l ix: ES , P? PSN . NIIHY-935- . art '11, -4 :JSA 'rw D I-z--- , - nl -A-4 x OPPA. 40 2I - . s. s 4 I Q osws xN Q X X X -X x is sl il' Xx Nof f 40' 'Si :-1 is , X ,mf-.,,' T . ' Q4 Purd Q 3I ' S 'iii'-. ' rs- if ' Ball .- ,gg 9 . saga, .N A. .im :,gQig,,y gill 23 :QM 4. '- 'Q x :.- DePa - ,, 50 - - 1 s L12 f IH H.-.s. .v-1. gf? 141. er y - I L-. A l'N'i'?' 1 o . s Universuryesff-K lf? I i. 44 Big -fgiQ:?1 eel a+ Indianapolis v ,. Univer ily of Louisville SCX .- Soufhern III , j s ', .-.5 Losses f' :E fx? A I gi? Top Ieffi CROSS CQUNTRY TEAM, hrsf row: Charles Warfhan, Coach Fred Draper: second row: Tom Lee. Mne Pennington, Sumon Davis, Mauruce Raqsdale, Mrke Grosslropfi fhnrd row: qraduafe as- sxsfanf Torn Spurgeon, Roberf Thomas, Sieve Wolfe, Duane Gasfon, Jon HQH, Coach Bri! Malloy. Top cenferz Charlie Warfhan hnushed fired In The CMU meer. Top righ1:Tom Lee cafches his breafh affer meehnq Ball Sfafe. Bofiomz Warfhan led rhe pack as fhe feanw nrpped Purdue. A QWAH4 U A I ' ' ' STATE 4' ' RV! X 'Q 525 - -. if 's' if ,- M wth , U rs 'Q 2 'AW' 1' ,I .- vf?e3f,f- T' f rrr' pr: if , - . .fr- r ' .4 5. -gqgc-Q.fQ..12 'gf-P1 .1 - fc .c or aw-r+5 5 e fi ra R --f ,1.f9' .Sf Top leff: Re-dedicafion night af Memorial Sfadiurn proved sour for Sycamore fans. Top right Quarrer- back Ken Baker shows agony afrer being inrured in fhe Wesfern Kenrucky game, BoH'om righfz Srare scores aqainsf The Ball Sfafe defense. BoHom cen- fer: Gary Brown fied an ISU record wifh IO Touch- downs in one season. Boi'- fom left The Vicrory Befl as rhe syrnbol of arhlefic com- pe-'nrron befween Bail Srafe and ISU. . fi Y., - XI,- ml, .FK 1 ,Q 1 1 I l A 1 6 NN-ixxg Q25 nga '-ce, mi. v. -.-,a Optimism filled 'rhe Sycamore loclcer room when foofball rac+ice began in early Augusf. qhe young squad faced inexperience in key posifions including quarierbaclc, ihe offensive line, fhe defensive ends and 'rhe line- baclcers. Coach Jerry Hun+sman summed up fhe fuiure of ihe feam wifh 'ihe commeni +his will be a sea- son of young ballplayers geflin +hemselves ready +o play a fougg schedule . . . iusl' how quiclrly lhey mafure will show up in 'rhe record. The 5-5-O record had many disap- poin+men+s bu+ +he Sycamores rose fo lhe occasion more lhan once 'ro pull 'fhe upsef. The season opened wi+h +he Blue and While on +he road a+ Eas+ern Illinois Universify. Nearly I0,2OO fans who jammed in+o Lin- coln Field on Dedicalion Da saw fhe Sycamores rally for lwo ilourfh period +ouchdowns +0 defeaf +he 'A ' if ilylyiifiwp ,- N arfjififh if ,54:i,f, ll l ' H i saiiilwi rw?iisi'fli f :wang-llm,k1llii'- 1 -i :WI ijt +13--ilw 4 ii i i' ip s: i in 6 mfigiiisfillii Fl!!! .fs--f upsef-minded Panfhers 28- I 8. Top leff: Players and Coach Doug Kay wafch Ball sfafers fourfh period rally. Top righf: Srare played sfrong defense aqarnsr Wesfern for rhree quarrers before falling, BoHom right BSU srrengfhened rheir series srahdmgs aqairmsr ISU fo 22-Ioel wirh Their 28-26 win, Bo'Hom leffz The Arch rs ah Thar remains of The old Memor1alS+adium. HQ 4 XS gxyix wi 43 X ,a VA! is pw- , I : ,.:,: pi c 1 Sf' ff' Q' 27 FN an-Q V Y' . Q' A new l3,000-seal permanen+ grandsland was dedicaled al Me- morial Sladium 1'he following weekend on a sour nole. A record non-homecoming crowd of l4,208 wilnessed a slrong Weslern Ken- l'ucky 'Four+h period lhal led +o a 30-6 Hilllopper viclory. The S ca- mores were deall a big selback on 'rheir firsl' offensive play of 'rhe game when quarlerback Ken Baker was losl for lhe season wilh a broken collarbone. S'ra're lrailed I0-0 wilh less lhan I5 minules re- maining bu+ fell behind 30-0 on l'he maneuvers of Wes+ern's fresh- man John Embree. The liny 'rail- back scored lwo Weslern louch- downs and ser up a lhird wilh a 38-yard run. The onl ISU score was a 35 yard 'louchdown ass from Roger Voorhis +o gary Brown. S+a+e rebounded 'rhe following week wilh a 20-7 viclory over rival Universily of Evansville. An Aces rall in lhe fourlh eriod cul 'rhe lSJlead +o I3-7. 'iihe Sycamores ained 'rhe ball afler an Evansville ?umble wi+h 3:06 remainingg 'rhey scored four plays laler on Jesse Ealy's righl 'rackle ramble 'ro ice fhe game. l ii Lefl' cen'l'er: l-lead coach Jerry l-lunfsman's record al Sfale is 32-I5-l. Top leffz Dave Mock cafches a pass in +he homecoming game. Top righ+: The Sparlcelfes filled lhe halffimes wilh pep. Bo'l l'om right Gary Brown, Rich Renn. Ken Schrnidl, Chuclc Oleary, Milf Allen, Jerry Norfh, and Jesse Ealy. Bo'Hom leff: lvlilce Vance. Dan Gal- brailh, Bob Foss, Frank Crossland, Dave McKen- ney, Terry lvlcGra+h and Dave lvloclc. 'F Zum'-' L L5 N ,, 1 I l l I I l i i v- ., , 5 , ,. .. E A irieif ,V 1 f ' -' i rf- iii? -- Nw fff J -N 'J f f , ., f- i 5 i earl'-We-c' in '-le. - i ' - c. 'xi i r X K v l X K , 'X' L- ,:g : ' nm? 'ii' l ll l ii Pr fl' e i 3 lla' ru an fy A ' mi Q ,. - . f , rf K : '19, l i -fl, Y. ii Ei X fi U 5 'la-4' 25 4.22 Ji if---il. 74 Indiana Sfafe led Easfern Michigan for 59 minufes and 4I seconds fhe following Safurday buf if wasn'f enough as fhe Hurons scored on a despera- fion pass wifh I9 seconds remaining. The 25-2I win Ieff sixfh ranked Hurons wifh an unbeafen record. Over I8,000 fans filled fhe sfill unfinished Memori- al Sfadium fo wafch fhe Sycamores meef cross- sfafe rival Ball Sfafe. The Cardinals spoiled fhe Cenfennial year Homecoming game wifh a 28-26 fourfh period comeback. The Sycamores builf up a 20-I4 halffime margin on Gary Brown's fwo fouch- downs and one by Dave Mock. The Blue and Whife increased fhe lead fo I2 wifh 9:24 Ieff in fhe fhird quarfer when Rich Renn scored on a four-yard run. An affempf for fwo poinfs failed. The Cards won fhe game on fwo fourfh period fouchdown passes of fhree and I3 yards which senf fhe Vicfory Bell back fo Muncie. i:- Top leffz Sam lvlarra, Dave lvlocl, Ke-nr lvlanwarning. Coacln Jerry l-lunlsrnan, Pele lliornson, Mile Blaclwell, Kenl Drew, Larry Lzezeclwowsl-i, Erii: Slinner, Milce KUI5WSlRl, Franlr Crusslanr1l,Jesse Ealy, Jirn Kennaman and Jerry Norllm Top righf: Srareis de-lense limited liigli scoring Illinois Slale lo one louiilw down, Cenlerz Quarrerbacl Ray Vol,- isli accounls lor 390 yards on ollense, Cenler leff: Mill Allen scores aqainsl Illinois Slare. Bollom leflz Ken? Drew. lvlile Blaclrwell. Doug Qarrard. Bob Turner, ,lolin Slarz, Jolin Bfirro, Tom lnonnas, Reggie Riclwards, Dewey Nor, ron and Niclf Cordell. Boflom right Volislw scrambles againsl llwe BSU de- lE'riSE'. Fff Qi ' ' . X '- '- ' 'sw-gk s .H Q. , R- J-V :QQ K. A N r . as ' r iso in i Easharni lllirio-is :ie. Llgjyfgrsirly Wes'l'ern Ken'ifliiolEf7'l51niversi+y Universify Qf.EiansVille Eastern Ball S+a+e':Bnivefg5i+y g1:U,niversi+y of Akron X' 'f'fBi,i1lFler Universify 'K lllinoisggflgrle Universrly y, Cen+rqil1Mighiga'q Universify Eas+e:f1 Ken+uglcyiUniversi+y Q QR ,S 'LQT ,xox .X Q w 2-N xxx? r -- f Q is Q .xx 3.35: .R -zofsjztrdxk 'L ' N W vs- X X A -1:-Q. E - X . e Y c wq NNY 5 s., . X V X Q ,, 1 is-4. Q Q . ,QTLQ - SS ,ways X xx' g.Qw-saws XXEQQ- fl X X sz- is 25S :Nl :S2 33, s 'fl .-'DN li-RE -Revisor' E -591 R X ' P . 5 ' Lsx . 5. 1. , V ,0 Record 5WiAns 5 Losses ' l , ..a.: n4r.. nS ig Q , ee, sg FM A K N , X S X 05 C N 5? ' 9 9 C i x w kr V: i 'E 1 F s,--LQ is 1 'ii . '43 B-.1 ,s b ,5 Y l llfjfi f' ,E ilk SLB D 41' I , , . A . f X, 'f - 1' -- ox ,K , -f.. X.x 66' 4-so , , i 4,1 . 412 so X' 'XJ - ' '- if s' s I T. ' -. X if L A A i gf, . 'E X Q ' ies lf. sf- in . 'Q 'i K li ' Mi 1- A Ja' ' g, fri sss.s.,,'3 BSI The Sycamores gained revenge for a 4I-I3 loss fwo years before by upseffing sixfh ranked Akron I7-8. Coach Hunfsman described fhe win as ossibl fhe biggesf in Sycamore fbofball, hisfory and even sweefer since if was fhe Zips' homecoming. Akron cuf info fhe Trees' lead on a lafe fourfh period fouchdown buf fhe Syca- mores assured fhemselves of a win as Gary Brown scored affer fhe Fips had fumbled on fheir I3 yard ine. Bufler nexf felf fhe punch of fhe ISU offense and defense as fhe Sycamores humbled +he Bulldo s 6I-0. The poinf fofal was fhe high esf for a Sfafe squad since beaf- ing Oakland Cify 63-0 in l932. Sfafe made if fhree in a row wifh a vicfory over CMU rival Illinois Sfafe 28-7. Despife penefrafing cold 2I,50O parfisan Redbird homecoming fans wafched fheir defense shuf off Sfafe's leading scorer Gary Brown buf fail fo con- frol fhe remainder of fhe Syca- mores' offense. The Blue and Whife were on fop by only seven af half buf added fwo fouch- downs in fhe fhircl and fourfh pe- riods. J .l.X.. r ' s ' -ff or 5' fx . ' J, i. I Y Y . -mmm wr W N h '.i ix . Q , fiwf , Q 2 ,fy 5 I 'i Top lef+: Leonard Cannon drops a pass al Illinois Slale. Top cen+er: Milne Coslolo shows despair al The close ol rhe Easlerri Kenlucliy game. Top right The cold didrfr bolher lhe cheerleaders dur. img The EKU corilesl, BoH'om righf: Qrily The dedicaled lan was al lhe final home game. Bo'H'om lef+: Kenl lvlariwarn- ing, Sam lvlarra, lvlilie Coslo- lo, Phil Beers, Ron Shecliles. l v J f ,QI X ' .A Holi i , . .W , L -fs Willie Clemmons, Dick Meyer ' f',q.g14 J and Phil De-Long. i i i k . A . . ,Ai r 'ai J ,x E 5 if -if y. G g, F ! xi, I' v l ' if A to Q.: Cenfral Michigan snapped S+a're's lhree game slring wi+h a I7-7 win al ML Pleasant The Sycamores lhreaf- ened la+e in rhe game 'rrailing I0-7 afler Kem' Drew inlercepled a pass a+ lhe ISU I6. Slale conlrolled lhe ball for I3 plays, driving 'ro fhe Cen- lral six-yard line, unfil Ray Volcish fumbled lhe snap and 'rhe Chippe- was recovered. The home +eam ran oul fhe clock as fhey marched 93 yards in I6 running plays 'lo kill 'la+e's hopes of a viclory. Fumbles and pass inlercepfions early in 'rhe game led To a 9-O Easl- ern Kenluclry vicfory over fhe Syca- mores in 'rhe season's finale. The Colonels scored on a 40- ard field goal affer recovering a lyumble on lhe lSU 25. A minufe and a half laler Eas+ern's 'raclxle Eddie Huffman sna+ched a Ra Vokish ass and raced I7 yards fyor The finaljscore of 'rhe game. Mounting tension fhroughouf fhe confesf caused fhe cancellafion of fhe ISU-Norfhern Illi- nois freshman foofball game wifh I I seconds remaining and ISU leading 28- I 9. The vicfory Ieff fhe Frosh wifh a 3-I record and halfed an NIU win- ning sfring dafing from I968. All Frosh games were againsf Mid- wesfern Conference members and fhe only sefback was a 24-I4 loss fo cross-sfafe rival Ball Sfafe. The mosf rewarding efforf was af Soufhern Illinois where fhe Blue and Whife sformed pasf whaf was de- scribed as fhe besf freshman squad in fhe Midwes+. Sfafe builf a I4-O advanfage by halffime before an SIU rally sliced fhe margin fo five. Two fourfh period fouchdown passes of 50 and 20 yards by quarferbaclc Milce Smufney sealed fhe 34-9 romp by fhe young Sycamores. Af Illinois Sfafe fhe Frosh broke open a close 7-6 game. Buddy Rob- erfson's blocked punf refurn of 45- yards and Rick Murphy's 90-yard iclcoff refurn, fo sfarf fhe second half, gave fhe Sycamores a 2I-6 vic- fory. N. Top Ieff: Dave Trav- ers refurns a punf aqainsf Norfhern Illi- nois. Top righf: Two Ball Sfafe defenders sfop Tom I-lerold for a shorf gain. Boffom Ief+: Dilce Dasfillung sfops a Cardinal player shorf of fhe goal. Boffom cenfer: Quarferbaclc Dale Crornlinq comple-fed 52.l percenf of his passes for fhe season. Boffom righf: Defense played an imporfanf parf in 'rhe frosh af- faclc. s.----Q--wvaw---v -The- ISN ,A X X X -1 If ix ,. xi- . 11 WFf'WXYYFvfer-NsvwxNxm'maPsxV 'sN E' 5 Y--rrf'1.:'sQ,:.:- cf I 5,1-v X ,, .1.i-. ?ii'f'5f1i',Sie Pi'-5259 N- W 'ffl-5 F' ' 'X X'zf:Si.'F1i1.--ig:-.srsNf '1--xg .. ears. so .xff -s ' .Q ,. ,. .,, .xxpl .65 b N vig.. its xc. .EX . y Q 'S NMS S- .Eaigg x Q -7 s Q AX 1 S xx ii! Q-15 1 A T. 'E-ikxis .K ig. -- eqgxia- r ' Q3 ' ' . ..ac : Q . ssr' s . 3 FROSH 1 - QIP Soufhern Illinois Univqrsifygqz 34 ' ' 9 . . Q Sz.- Ball Sfafe Umversify 5. l I4 24 Illinois Sfafe Univeigsify , - 2l ' 6 .f ' . . .' 'NX ,. Norfhern Illznmgigersiy 28 ' XXI? Rsord 3 W I - hqossx ,i sf - rw Yf r Q- r -'.., xc , W X. aa ' ' , A L-3-'T .S -- 4' ?f A Ti' ., ., ,. H i 'EU Evfglz ma rg 5,5119 I if im. Ei ,Q Q. 4 Q9 'X iv! xv-xx x.,k..-Ng,-.4 . i Nl-I-.A l ' 6, S 'Fi ' o 3.15.7 3 r 'F If Y fx 'T ' ' Q S ' Q X V 5 -, rr.. in . A ,Q ,, a mm Q ff' Q k' 315. H lv IQ 'far 9 ., Ei 1 s v-- N .- . A X ,. 'zx .5 9 434 . . .W if Q N317 ' , - : 1- U ,- 0.1 , ,. ' 9 , f fif -- ,--za,--:-Q. v x .- w .. ., .x T ' v '.'ho 92 . x, LJ L... 1-18, but who cares! shou+ed ihe Sycamore fans afler a siunning upse+ win af Purdue in 'rhe season opener. The 84-82 vic+ory marked The firsl +ime an ISU leam had defealed Purdue on The hardwood. The Associafed Press re-por+ed +he vic+ory uncalled for, buf +he 2,000 S+a+e fans a+ +he game and +he lhousands who greefed lhe Team on lheir re+urn knew il was real. Teamwork on boih sides kep+ fhe game close wilh Slale enjoying +he largesi lead al 28-23. Purdue moved in fron? 33-32, bul Larry Lamb's fielder pui Slale ahead for lhe final 4M minu+es of lhe s+anza. The second half re- mained close wi+h fhe lead changing 8 limes and 'rhe score lied 7 +imes. Purdue lied Jrhe game a+ 82 wi+h 57 seconds remaining and gained possession of 'rhe ball af+er Bob Barker made one of +wo free +hrows. The Boilermakers called 'rime +o sei up one las+ sho+, bul' +he lan failed as S+eve Longfellow drove for The Easkel and charged info a S+a're player wi+h 3 seconds remaining. Lamb iced a+ leasl a +ie by canning one foul shoi. A des- peralion sho+ by Purdue wen'r wild giving ISU fheir firsi win over a Big Ten school since a viciory over Wisconsin in I963. 9 ff? x X , . If , JS-- .......---- - 1 -, ..- 'wx- , ' Q--Y. W... J vf- .....a-- --,, ag xx- 5' .2 'N Q-bi Q ' -fi' iff., ' ' -fp xvx.-0 ,LP , 5? Toplef+:E1pi Efwh' ww ' Flwime , EN c F-'11 Top cenfer: PY,v,i,,Q E' Pvll' : FH rm-Avgler HN, wrw 'iw 11, Top Fighfl f3+'1geF ' 'Q pxwferw-N: 'N Bo++om right my rr veg f , 1--6 ' 1 El : Tff' Y!.1iN Pwfifwf, BoHom cenierz D wx Fm w V' 1 . xg ' ' : Bo++om IE-H: PM uw' 'Vt 1 game Cenfer lef+: 'f FQ fe' wfi r?1n .i, L+-1' rf! Px,,'11w.f'. all, ., N Inconsistency plagued Ihe leam +he remainder of 'rhe season as The Sycamores os+ed a I7-9 record. During lhe gonfer- ence of Midweslern Universilies' firsl' year of compelilion, S+a+e fin- ished second 'ro Sou+hern Illinois. Afler Purdue, Ihe Sycamores ran pasl hos+ Sou+hwes+ern Missouri 77- 59. A capaci+y crowd, Iwo hours early, welcomed lhe Blue and While for lheir firsf home encounfer bul leff disa poinled as Norlh Texas Slale puII:i5-d a 79-72 upsel. This was followed by back-+o-back defeais +o iough Memphis Slale and Tulane. Neighboring Easlern Illinois gave +he Sycamores all ihey could handle before succumbing 79-74 in 'rhe nexl' con+es+. Chrislmas brealc broughl hard earned rewards lo lhe S camore camcp wi+h vicfories over Ban Fer- nan o and conference foe Illinois Slale plus a lrip +0 +he Las Vegas ln- vifalional. Bob Barlcer and George Pillow paced fhe Sycamores wilh 33 pAoin+s each againsl Illinois Sfale. arlced as lhe underdog, Sfafe cap- +ured Ihe +ournamen+ upseHing Ne- vada and Tulsa. Long Beach S+ale, who dropped a 'rwo poinl NCAA 'rournamenl' game 'ro Na+ionaI Champion UCLA, finished lasl. The winning slrealc conlinued wilh viclories over Nor+hern Illinois, Ball S+a+e and Buller, bul' halled af Soulhern Illinois 84-80. The leam re- bounded wi+h wins over evenlual NCAA Small College Champion Evansville and Valparaiso before A+- Ianlic Coasl' power Clemson deall' ISU 'I'heir nexl' defeai, in overiime, 9I-87. 57 ff,-2. . T- -,iafx ffili f Eco J Y i-'f-K 3 ' 2 .-f-3?-r. , -gi f -is 'f X- 1.. J- :Iii , ,,s,, .,i. 'V si? 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Top cenfert Qrren rbe srnalresr rnan on rbe Qourf Howard Wrrrrrnrrws Lepr fbe prayers on guard wrflw bri qanglness. Boffom righfz Junror guard Dan Bush frnds an open- rnq up ine nwrddre. Boffom cenrerx Bob Bader rrnrebed bra rbrrd v.5ar'5,rfy Season Wrrb a r5.8 wiorrrrq averaged BoHom leff: A broren noee Qorrrdrr T 'arop Larry Lamb aqarnsf Cenrrar Mn3rngan.Cer1- +er: V970-7I varsrfy fearn, Mer row: Ray Baqgefr, 'rrarnery Sfeve Frescnner Bob Barker, Mrre Vrncenr, Larry Sarn- ple, Paul Srebenrnor-gen. Joe VVrHrarnz Larry Larnb, Paul Sfroud and Dan bush. Second row: Coa-:rw Gordon Sraufrer. Bob Pxdlrns, Mui-e Turner, Howard Wrr- rrams, Rob Srrnnwons, Sherman Lesrer, George Prrrow Sieve Brerr. Pxssrsranr Coach Fred Fleerwood and Bob Monr' qomery. W Eff , . p 1 L .QP STU! EA fi.....qnp+ 1+p-f-. ' .r 3 n .mmm-5 ,ws ...-f s , 'qi ISU OPP If Purdue Universiiy 84 82 I' Soufhwesf Missouri Universify 77 59 1 Nor+I'1 Texas Shale Universily 72 79 I Memphis Sfale Universily 77 BI A I Tulane University Q 96 OT IO9 Illiriiiiis Universify 79 74 QQ , Llniversill 86 68 Siasfe Universifyt I05 84 5,I.f'YIialI90'?Is ' I..V. 78 76 I I 'I 5 79 72 iff i, Universi+y 97 94 il I ' W6 37 7 T 4 .93 90 ,3,AQg3i1gQ59Unigersityff-L,I 1f.f-Q45 B9 , 88 E1fBnsvill6A,,, 95 ' ,- I 72 'Ufiiiibrsiiy 87 70 I7 Clieriisiin r'f' Univcirs-ily A ' i'A' 87 OT 8l A Kianlucliy Wesleyan Cdllege ' 62 60 ' Ball-S+a+e Universiiyi 1 U , 174 67 A Souilfgrn Illinois, Universifyii j,.f1?21?1 I' 83 9I L Y Univeiisijy of Akron ' 89 7I I I Uni,versi+y of Evansville -I 83 90, BuII'QEffj51tji9ersijy b 1 89 ' 85 W Nor+l1ern Illinois Universiiygflf ' 80 IO7 Cen+raI Michigan u.+:vefSf+yr 75 83 iiConference of Midwesiern Universifies Record I7 Wins 9 Losses ee 5 X I S IWW-M ff-Wmj 1 H FN - 1 X X I il YN Mi Ml ,M vi 2 i 3X5 r.,,l,. Q39 flJ,j,, Nigga 'J Q Q91 lxglillj Bldv 'U ,ai-mari ix5.2'rlirra,,fl,x,?'l l 'J jew.-f,r if-ii 1 W S ff 'Xi Pa XX . i i iff in N ll, A555 i iff rgargy , i X, C , re iii 'FQ J X f e ri, in d eden, F , 'e.,..fl,l fi-E ' if We .X-f 'iu' 7 U i -1 Top lefl: Jim Troul was lhe leading rebounder during rhe pasl Season, averaging 8,8 per game. Top righ'l': Don Milling- rori scores rwo in a losing ellorr al Purdue. Bolfom right R. l. Green led The Frosh in lree rhrow shooring, hilring 54 ol 68 alrernprs, Boflom cen+er: Leading lhe Fr-osh in The-ir upsel win over Illinois was Rich Peeliinpaugh wirh 26 poinls. BoHom leff: Freshman Cheerleaders, Debbie lvlarlinez, Gloria Qoodrich, Janer Dolan, Robe-rra Silcocli and Linda l.ydiQ. Cenler leH: l97Of7l Freshman learn, lirsl row: Jim Baker, Rich Svihra, Chris Smirh, Ken Piepenbrinlc, Tom Lewandowslci and Pere Shaw. Second row: Bob Montgomery, Ray Godd- ard, Bob Jenkins, Jim Troul, Don lvlillinglon, Tom Wisley, R. T. Green, Bob Ring. Rich Peclcinpaugh and Coach Fred Fleel- wood. Frustration 8. upsets taced the Freshman basletball squad as the Young Sycamores compiled a 6-9 record during the l970-7l season. The outlook was bright with tive players over 6'5 , but the season proved the reverse with the squad getting up tor the big games and letting down tor the push overs. The Frosh gave away a 76-75 decision to Purdue but tollowed with a sound 83-78 win over highly tavored lllinois State. The Syca- mores were dealt their tirst home loss by Eastern Illinois 73-7I. Ball State's unbeaten and IOO- lus averaging squad tasted de- teat as ISDU played near pertect ball in an 86-79 victory. The tollowing three games proved disastrous as the Blue and White ost to Butler, Illinois State and Evansville before stomping Valparaiso 82-66. Eastern lllinois and Ball State were not to be denied home court wins and stop ed the Frosh 88- 76 and 99-68 respectively. The next two contests proved the highlight ot the season as the Erosh upset Big Ten rivals lllinois, which had entered the game unbeaten, and indiana. Evansville and Butler defeated the Freshmen tor the second time betore the S camores closed the season with a rom Q oil Marian. Riclc Peclcinpaugh led the Frosii 1 in scoring and tield goal accuracy with a l5.7 and .508 average per game. Q5 lSU OP Purdue University 75 76 lllinois State University ,837 78 Eastern lllinois University ' 7l - 7' 73 Ball State University 86 .ii ', 79 Butler 'U niversity 67 cf i 69 lllinois State University P 66 73 University ot Evansville 76 82 Valparaiso University 82 66 Eastern lllinois University ' 76 88 Ball State University 68 99 University ot lllinois 73- OT 68 indiana University 79 , 69 University ot Evansville ' 69 72 Butler University 74 . ----' 88 Marian College 97 84 Record 6 Wins 9 Losses 1 1 si??3si' ff- I .. .9 1 il 1.9 Get ready running, booming, hand-slapping, bouncing, flipping. lSU's I5 varsi- fy cheerleaders fool: 'fans +o new heighls of enlhusiasm. Under 'I'he direciion of I970 All-American Bev Da and 'co-cap'rains Barbie Blackwell and Kalhy Bonlzowslci, +he squad abandoned old compli- cafed ells. Shorf, perl: yells wifh big wliiile leH'ers on blue card- board enabled +he ever changing crowd +0 parlicipale easil . Acrobafics, yramids and preci- sion all combined +o garner re- specl and admirafion for S+a+e's cheerleaders boflh home and away. Even the I4,000 ai Purdue's arena were impressed wilh S+a+e's Blue and Whih- qirls And the sc-fond All American in fwo years hi-Jnry' IIISL-D -1- ,X can .si , ,g...3k:52:u .T I V . X: '1'ff, x . ,f f , -.wi 1. mf 311, I ' . qfxf' - 1 iju Illinois 'T if' PGQQY f 5 if ' . ik, E :z in -ee T Lynn James . his .V ,, -':,,.A1,A. X 5995 ' wixxecQQ4P 1' . . XXX-x . .. , x. Doddne Hull . Q Q ' 3 Sf Q- ana S-'M' as P a Presndenf Rankin and , fg . . A K . .p 5 1 ' .SN My Qosh. i'r's mel Miss Cheer leader USA means personal ap pearances everywhere cub scour rneelings +o 'rhe Tru+h' and 'Johnny If means 45 minu+es a wering leffers + from dies, cheerleaders, frafernmes ..i+ means offers and com if mercials for Cola. ar ble Blackwell brad I O.. ,af , Q 4 ? NW. ., - Q , 1 - .,, .,'1'i:W ' K Q- ...-,.,'-.':i-x ' writ'-5' H 'gf:f, r r nw,- .-gvtisgsi . f - - ' Nilig 1 . 'N 1 1 K Tn'-' 1 ,f' :wi ' ii ' ' 'f27 L51f:f3S?ff:' Vx . :gil ' 3-. :':t' utr Q R. .F xx K, P rv' I 'I , ui, 1 4' ,J-f' li . KX' Q. ..,. N SN fax 'G-Lg:Qig5 ,IN X . xr . .lx 94 vw del as fhe mascof of 'fhe indiana Qniver- Sify 'because of fhe hisforicalfsignificance of fhe Q . T The name appears inssome early wrifings of fhreffamdus ex- plorer LaSal'.l'eY?i'n fhe l700s. If was fhe French way of s'p-egllilnig rfhgqgngme fWabashl fo a federafion ofslndisans made upisE5f.,Qfhe1f'lVi?isan1i, Wea fribes along fhe river valley. 1 , In fhewearlyig3l3710'0s a son was born fo W.a-fa-fo-fanka, ifhe-.greaf Shem lchiefl-of fhe Kickapoo. The soniiof Wa-fa-fo-fanka 'grew quickly in mind and spirif and af age I5 fraveled fo fhe Norfh Terre Haufe area, where he fasfed for several days fo prove his sfrengfh and honor. Here he chopped off one of his fingers la sign of braveryl and sawhis vision of fhe greaf guardian medicine spirif, fhe Eagle. This spirif fold him whaf he musf do fo become a greaf war leader. When he refurned fffo fhe Kickapoo fribve, he wenf fhrough fhe war ceremonies and was named Ouatbachi Wa-fa-fo-fanka. The cosfumiesof Ouabachi ufilizes many Indian fradifions of dress and decorafion.,T'he re-seffes lcircled beadsl on 'rhe vesf show fhaf Ouaba- chi fook fhe vow of fhe sun dance, hanging by fwo skewers in fhe chesf fo prove, sfrengfh and courage. ' The vow of fhe sunigance will seem more real fo persons who saw fhe movie A Man Called Horse. The fradifion required fhaf a brave be suspended six fo eighf feef above fhe ground b fwo skewers on ropes. The skewers were inserfed under fhe skin andy hooked onfo fhe ribs which profecf fhe lungs and hearf. The brave hung fhis way unfil he passed ouf - or was lowered by fhe fribe. f was fhe cusfom fo-puf a scalp on fhe war shield for each scalp faken in baffleg'Affer five scalps had been faken, one large scalp was puf on s ear. I T P of Cihief Ouabachi was represenfed fhis year by John Maur- elreimelnfary educafion major. Maurer's warpainf follows fhe in fhelegend. A brave's warpainf .was a personal fhingg 6-hdf'itOl0I'S Thad especial meaning. Thus each succeeding 'owncolors anfdf pafferniof applicafion. The spear wifh fhe legend and are based on facfs shield represenfs fhe greaf medicine if fhe,5,'i'camo,res. Evenfually scalps be made of horsehair and be added In'fplcee'ping wifh fhe legend, one large scalp will be placed f6135e'very five vicfories. Maur- er's dance is an original I called 'flame Forfy-Nine Drum Song. The dance ifself is wifh no sfep being repeal'- ed 'during any one performance. greqif ' 0 linjf g' Y 'Xi 21,600 seconds of praclicing each weelc helped lhe Marching Sycamores and Sparlce++es perform 'fo near per- feclion. Under 'rhe direclion of James Church and Mrs. Marfhann Markle, lhe band appeared al' all home foofball games and al' The half+ime of fhe Cincinna+i Ben- gals-New Orleans Sainls foofball game. Head drum major of lhe March- ing Sycamores was Ron Hellems and Bill Champion served as 'rhe assislanf. All-American Miss Cheryl Valilx was 'rhe feafured fwirler. A ep band was used for baslcelballj as Miss Margie Richardson cap+iva+- ed 'lhe audiences by juggling four balons al once. Today's Sound was heard by fhe fans as +he band played such hi'r selecfions as Chi- cago's 25 or 6 'ro 4 and Lucre- Ha McEvil by Blood, Sweaf and Tears. F, if i ,i N 'A W ST 4 f f E l - ',.:s1e,s iqwf ' x 'fl i',i f., -2. Q WT? Q X f -i x x . 'i'3 T 1 Qi ' 1 Ve? .. '11 ' w.m ,' .- -N . .L st ai, ' A' l 'I -aqslra A 5-' , ' ' 1 Q' ,- V' 'Yi M -e is 3.-E rn 1: A . In Q-4 ' T' .annie '5 Q 5 'lx 14 '.' 'U 'if 4 33,43 I .- ' 9, ill' 'fl . 1' A .ligr 5 v Jqiu K r V x ' - A Wa ' 1 B 'V Y g ' I A' '. Q N 5 .sv hh 1' W Top cenTer: AssisTenT Drum Iv1aTor Bill Champion sTayed calm aTTer losing his haT aT homecoming. Top righT: The pep band TelT Ouobachi Teverxx wiTh The use oT headdresses. CenTer righT: Imeqinahon and creaTiviTy wenT TnTo The Tormahons oT The Marchmnq Syed' mores, BoT+om cenTer: Cheryl Vahk was one oT The Top Ten TwirTers in The naTion. .- ,... , w Z5 KTA? , 5 ,gal i-,s 'L . .4.,,,-4 - --A., an X .f E., A,sf' Top lefh Nalional champion Sarah 3rumgar+. Top cen+er and 'lop right 3arbara Connelly and Mona Goyery Jerformed lloor exercises. Bo'H'om 'ighfz VVOMENS GYMNASTICS TEAM: Vicky Barlh, Chriss Yosr, Bar- Dara Connelly, Jan Heppner, Slephan- e Edmund, Sarah Brumgarl, Mona Soverl and Mrs. lvlargil Treiber, :oach. ,Q xx X 2ndinfhenaHon lSU's Women's Gymnasfics feam roved +heir capabilifies wilh a long lis+ of achievemenfs. The Sycamore++es placed second a+ +he NCAA championship and won +he Midwesl Collegia+e Women's Gymnas+ics +i+le. Sarah Brum ar+ placed firs+ in 1'he bal- ance Taeam compe+i+ion a+ 'rhe na- fionals and Jan He pner was named Midwes'r Collegiahe all- around champion. The squad pos'red a 5-2 record, losing fo Ken+ S'ra+e and Sou+hern Illinois, 'rhe na+ional champions, while de'Fea+ing Ball S+a+e. Indi- ana Universi'ry, Miami of Ohio, Purdue and Ohio S+a+e. They gained revenge a+ fhe close of +he season by bea+ing Ken'r S+a're a+ 'rhe Midwesl' Collegia+e Cham- pionship and af 'rhe NCAA four- namenf. x? :if itrfiv V --, ali-'xii' -. ,-fgig' . - ' , 'ix' ' 1' Lg:L1zf..,' I ikfgliiizir' 'f'5: .iifkffil - . Lmfgazfrlai ' 1-7 1Q-.-Zff5?5:?f:'51sE?s1iG,-5. 'V I I -V 3 -A ' svtf,-d.:3fQs7,ig,T5j,f'g' ,, - ' t L. , ,, ,,-,, .--1:31411-'wt 1G'tfv'f1 . gf - - mf: mmf: s'.:.g,:f:,fpg - f .a- -' divas L, zr 1 ' ' -'flflftvf ' S - -4v5'Z',- . , , 'r:f.,4.-s: A1 , ,M . Two All-Americans S paced fhe gymnasfics squad fo a I3-3 record during fhe pasf season. Defending nafional champion Dave Seal placed fhird in rings com- pe+i+ion and freshman Ed Slezalc capfured a sec- ond wifh his performance on I'I1e side-horse. The Sycamores opened fhe season wifh seven sfraighf vicfories including fhe Indiana Colle- iafe lnvifafional in Indianapolis. Sfafe capfured zrsfs in all evenfs while running away from Indi- ana and Ball Sfafe. The Big Blue suffered fheir firsf defeaf in an upsef loss fo Michigan Sfafe as fhe Sparfans ouf- scored ISU b fwo-fenfhs of a poinf. Michigan's Wolverines, fhe Defending Nafional Champions, hosfed ISU and Iowa fhe following nighf and lnandnfl Q4-a+i: +I1nir :Anand loss. buf +l'le SVCS- CQSIQQ . Ia? 21lIgE'73g, IIgi', ' . 1355 Q1?r'i3saligGFs.Qi- . H fs, szs. - X ' iig1f':'3'ik':- sud: fHf5:fs.A.iQpi??'QfY'. ,1-fi .Q Top.lef+: GYMNASTICS TEAM, firsl row: Bill Johnson, Kevin Murphy, Bill Ziegler, Chris Lichl, Paul Woerz and Bob Mahorney: second row: Ray Jauch and Dave Seal: fhird row: Fred Hen- derson. Paul Blaslco, Doug Taylor, Dave Heison, Bob Clark, Tom McBride. Keifh Erharf, Tom Thomas, Wayne Lewis, John Pelican, Tom 'McKinney. Ed Slezalr, Alan Pizzalo, Tom Morgan, Rick- Danly and Bob Dourlain. Top right Ray Jauch performed The splifs during fhe floor exercise. Bo'H'om righi: All-American Ed Slezal: on The side- horse. Bo'Hom leff: Execufing a flank vaulf on lhe high bar was Bill Ziegler.- Sfafe challced up fwo more vicfories before meefing conference rival and fhird ranlred Soufhern Illinois. The Salu- Iris showed fheir power in a I6I.4 - I60.7 vicfory. Three sfraighf wins prepared ISU for fhe conference compefifion af SIU. The Salulxis again proved fhe had fhe over-all power in sfopping ISL, Illinois Sfafe, Norfhern Illinois and Ball Sfafe, in fhaf order. 52 , -K-tag , r - ,. . . fiiiw mir:-is. sim fe-1::s.v -:-2 , 5 N E ' I 5g.f'-'?:s:,'N:-gy xitv 1Y-:vfgF1wQ5 : Q'N WNV? 7, ' - 'S we ' . if' iii?:'iS3Ff?iiT?fEfiff-f f iff! Iowa Kansas Kansas Sfafe U of W CMU Meei' af Record I3 Wins 3 l6O.2 l63.5 :si I 133.3 2nd FE, ,A lsls s r ,. f Q V, ti. 2 . .7 ,-... I i. ,V 4 ' e , l H Top leffz Kevin lvlurplwy per- formed a loop oll dismourml on 'flue slde-horse, Top cenlerz An l.-seal on llwe rmqs dernomslraled by fNll'American Dave Seal. Top right Tom lllomes was aboul lo allempl a press lwandslend on the parallel bers, Bo++om ce-n+er: Fred l'ler1dersor1inll'le rmddle ol a 'lap splilsm during lfnis lloor ex- ercise roullrle. Boffom leffz Peel Blaslco used a lwemdslamd on The sleel rings, 4 I l E , 'X I A if af p , 'lf ---f-uni' if Q ' A - ' ., 2 - ' --.- - Q 3 ,5- if 9, ' .REQ '-'--.. ---...,.,,,N E. 6 ,lc ,V . Only the record showed failure as lhe wreslling leam considered lhe rebuilding year a success. Despile a 5-7 record, lhe squad came on slrong al lhe conference meel and placed second. Soulhern II- Iinois won 'the lille, oulscoring lhe Sycamores 72-58. Slale won four individual champion- ships al' 'rhe meel wilh firsls going lo Carl Lules, II8 Ib., Gary Kralzer, I42 Ib., Bill Sweel, I77 lb., and Bill Osborn, heavyweighl. AI' lhe Olclahoma Slale lnvilalional ISU finished sixlh in a 'Field of eighl. Team scores were Oklahoma Slale, 885 Brigham Young, 70, Ohio Universify, 67, Kansas Slale, 49, Colorado, 39, ISU, 38, Lou- isiana Slale, 335 and Moorhead Slale, 28. NN -I 22 I7 I5 I3 zo 29 ' I I 6+h gc 22 ix '., . f ,.... Vx, - X . ..,- Zf: .XXX 25 Illinois Unlversily I2 . . , - fx CMU Meel a+ Norlhern Illmoi A 58 . . . 'wgvs N-' 5' Soulhern Illinois Universily X ts, . I m a ' - ' e K Illinois Slale ,UQVEFSIIY by Xygx S U, Norfhern Il Univeriii- Ball S+ ersl+Y - .x.. . 0,c.,:-.Seag1IsS-.'Q+,i:.f:- Record Elgvfins 7 aw ,,,'5Q.,:3f,3:.gSp::. , ., -xx ,.wxxxXNtsXQx-. ,, ' , :I353:-f-SIi5'5IIff'3ifQQ'f.,.5 -. , xx . 'N' c 'ff-:ff-xs:s.2:1I-Jef.s:::::.fa-gmfm-.a. 'X -.. M I' - wel p .-I Top leffz Dave Greaiey arfernprf ed To ourrnaneuvffr rns foe. Top righfz WRESTLING TEAM Na+ row: Carl Lures Sam Reborn, Jonn LQHS, Rrd V.-aber lrwrn Wriqnr, George Gray Mac Mascar and Jann Reborn' second row: Ron Snmfn, Ron Krxafzer, Robrn Wasnungfcvru, Dave Eirwasse-r. Gary lxrafzer, Dah Dlmgh, Dan Jones, Ken? Wrlsgrn and Jed Trwompsfjwn' Hurd rowi Dad Carf- son, Dave? Gesl-ey, Dave Krley, Ivan Moi, Sreve Dorlrcn Jeff Brown, Carl Elrswrj-:Wh Fred San- chez, Bull Swear and Ven Ev' ernem, Bo'Hom righfz Eh!! Swee' arfenwpfed an escape. BoHom cen+er: Carl Lure-5, sccrres mo pornfs. 1-: 08 .C Q I.- 05,151 MFA -se 2 -A ' '- 1'1f--thxm 3 .Q 1 . -- ' ' ' ff :saws , 5 E4 Q : Vi' S brit i A deceiving record accom anied whal' coach Duane Barrows de- scribedaas +he bes+ swimming ieam ever ai Indi- ana S+a+e. The Sycamores compiled a 6-5 slaie againsi such sfiff compeiiiion as nafionall ranked Tennessee, Cincinnaii, Soufhern Illinois andlifasiern Keniucky. School records were broken b Tom Becker in 'ihe IOO-yard free sfyleg Gary Thomas, 400-yard individual medley and 500-yard free slyleg and by +he 800-yard free relay ieam com- osed of Thomas Becker, Darryl Cooper and Mike ager. A++l1e CMU mee+ in Muncie, fhe Blue and Whiie placed second 'io Souihern wi+h 'rwo conference champions. Becker won ihe IOO-yard free sfyle and 'I'he medley relay 'ream of David Cooper, Walier McCreary, Sieve Rager and Douglas McCombs capiured firs+ place. ,gf 'H -,-1 Q' . 9 - X ' -A New ,, nx- , . Q kk . l R QM' 'AXA- ' all- 1-ll. ll-W 1 , , Wk 5.1-. , . ' ' , fa pf: , -- - F ww. -' f ' - Y' L , 'ig ' , ':,.3.q.-, A- aff. ,. V' ' ' 0353 X X 'L If .ae I ' i Mft, - , Wgc,,.f N'NX'S5gs-'g,'f. A , xxx , -. A i Keir? .cat-'f1'Xi-'qefwwie:wfkivfa a -. Q TRL 'K 'A .. dl- 1 '. ss - ,. .i .sc X X Y . ,GGL NJN, .. . . ' ,gm . li. , k-mic: X i' .. ,N R . - A ',' vw . 'P+ -M M '- A gd -l ' i ' .-.': X Hff:fFf'f 5 ' ' ,- .1 ' s -' i' :D A 1 X ssh. ..::,W:x,'.. F V . , xl X 1 U Nm- Alle-xhh txl X .-six . xr. . .ss-. Me - , -. - . .rm we-X X-AX-Q .- . , ,.-,-.ev ' , ,, . -rw, -'-A.qiU- lx- . -. M N ,SK 1- : .hgqxr ,V-QQ:-i .b My-.-K , X .N gf. ' ir-w-is-.,.::a ' ., 5:5 ' -' 1 . . M N J '-3I,1 'N'Q'i ' ,. 4 - - 2 'Yr' llifrlwx ' , nw, +5 :il.. ' z . ' ,. 1.-:v 'i': 5 x ' vs' ' , .xv K3 - h -X :J - K' Aw- Q. . cg.,-Ng, F ,.si2??:S1i.vtr , N .T bl Q- . Y.. . A Q: V ' L , ni' .:, .K--fri,-Y- '?ii:4g', xx. X . - --3:1--'-fx -' ,ec-' ix v - -1 -'-Qan ' ' -sz, -- UZ. V 'Q . - - - I-s -A WN -Awixxa-'N' 'Qwi'i'5.-'Gif t . , . Ne, - ,M . ' 4.0. ' ' :Be 3, - -- K ,. . Ns: ,gi..,.s,s4x.-3' l , X. 2- Top leff: Gary Thomas was yofed mos? valuable swimmer. Top cen'fer: Dave Cooper compeled in The backslroke evenls. Top righf: Wall Mccreary con- qralulaled aller a race. BoHom righ'l': SWIMMING TEArv1,fafS+faW1B1lIEmber- berg, Don Granl, Doug McCombs, Don l-laug. Dave Cooper, John Flelcher and l-lank 'leqlmeieri second row: John Wein' larechl lassislanl coachl, Mike Boskovich, Mike Raqer, Tom Becker, Kip Elsle, Sieve Rager, Larry Krufka, Charles Sluhlmach- er, Tom Wood lmanaqerl: fhird row: Gary Thomas. Bob Johnson, Darryl Coo- per, Wall McCreary. Doug Zirzow, Frank Srnilh and coach Duane Barrows. I ,, xx, uf- l 2 f ' I x , 0 ' x 1 - .'.f,oe, , -.,,.Qw-v 1 Q- 5 s ' - , - N f- r.. L W7 1. ' - i'.+.'.ZT1 .NX-N x 'Q.Nu..SQ.,,, - - .. 'F M M- . . . ' . s.. b A N y...-wc , A 1 X. 4-fum.,-x -ss--.rw ,. Mb. - h 5 M x I 3 -4- . ww .-V-X .- VN X ,ilP'.w4Q.- lllinois Slafe Relays Miami of Ohio Universify of Ken+ucky Universi+y of Tennessee Vesnd-erbill Universify .X-Q , , -, 3' is ,iq , :su gs--opp ' 2nd vf 69 W . Q25 53 44 53 H 60 60 46 67 27 fu., 76 64 , 4I '4fg:'r-I-:-.--N:.1,31T.1Q1YjLHIi....' i'1i '. of Clnclrl a l , ri . iq -W f 'l l ' 1 iilihOlS Sidie Ul1lVeI' I+ ' Ai l' ' ' ei i:Nlfd11v:,,:'5QQQg5f I Eas'l'ern Illinois Universily 77 i 41 n gf .muy 7 Universi+y of Evansville 86 '- -'-X.- -.,-mxgmxx -. '.'Xf'-.-:Mx.s,g-3 if 4 ,A Q Sou+hern Illinois Universi+y 37 N- , 1 f, N N!.ASkMA1,'.,f...x, I . N . N Q . . ' i H M X -1-,A-,,g.'g H Easfern Keniuclry Unlversliy 49 X Wy Cen'I'ral Michigan Universily . 412, , v , CMU Meef a+ Ball S+a+e ' 427 X- ,.g is Soufhern Illinois Universify 63'l'1fQ 'X E Illinois 511639 . ' r ny 269 1 ll' Ball S+a+e Uni ' r 1 Q 263 Nor+l1ern Illinois Universify Im 1 Sym.. Record 6 Wins 5 Losses , igxrfi ,L ' - jgvgr , i ii 4 2 -trim: , wefgggf:ff--w i.-fI..,:g . ' ' Y . n V 397 ' l5xfQ?fE i ln 6 - 6 ' 4 ,L , Wim ' X fy., M. 52.-- 'Ea' H ,??5',,y Q A .41 1 ,fy ,Q-,Q F73 ,- llli Ti...- , , B V -wiki., - W f . , 1 ...N - ' ,A '! ' ' f -- , 1 -T-.sf ,s ... ' 1 T i3.'bsxT'- if-T 1 . , , M5vGl,:w:-NA!':,i:,:-gait., ff? g. mf,-r L LV :ir-,V ' ts W IAM- - V -1' .I IW ' -.V-4. - , ' ' ' - farm , , HE: :I !.Tf'.f.,':,,.-qw . --.,,..: lT-1-f''j.hn ,f, Q :2'-i-h.:l:3'5'5ieS:':'?'hF-1 A ,i fw254f'Z1- 42:21 T T' -fpffrerzaf L ,A - ' ',,,.1:l11-,-1 'Ask 3,,,:ft-A- w - ,- ' if V - . :.'l.f. -I ff y , . A , , airleife 53-Eaklc,-4 A fillf ?5 V, ,, Jtfxjiji Que - 3 iQI:4:'f?'v '-S'- QT , cl. 21141 '13'4 M ' Top TeTT: The shllness oT The weTer is brolcen by an TSU dnver. Top cenTer: BuTTerTly expe-rTs race Towards The Tlmsh lime. Top righT: SpoTTers help The ludqes l-mow who is leading The rece. BoTTom righT: Swimmers begin The TlrsT leg oT The hacksholne rece. BoTTom leTT: CompeTiTion IS evldenT ln The closeness oT The race. ' 'NTU 'T:.Txf T -.-,' , k . . Z ,W fefffsf-2325 Y:2v'???3 1- 'h Q V 0 ' :Hx 1' 3 mfkiz' -345531-, xiii:-:sl i-J' '- '-fv-:G i 1. ' '3'flm'7:9' ' T . v MW Extinction loomed as a probable and perhaps kind end for Indi- ana S+a+e's olf leam. For 'rhe second year +he squad was Ief+ wiichoul' a capable leader, during lhe 'firsi half of +he season a business professor coached 'I'he feam, passing 'lhe du+ies 'ro baskelball coach Mel Garland for 'rhe season's compIe+ion. Even under +hese condi+ions +he 'ream mana ed 'ro earn a re- specfable I I-8-I record. The schec?uIe was weak, wiih Sou+hern Illinois' Edwardsville ex+ension, Indiana Cen- +raI, Anderson, Lakeland and Vincennes iunior col- lege. This weakness showed as 'rhe Sycamores placed Iasi in +he conference mafch. I+ would seem +ha+ wi+h an enrollmeni over l3,000 and a fasl advancing spor+s scene, +he a+hIe+ic de- par+men+ would ei+her hire a coach 'rrained 'ro handle golf or drop 'rhe sport Informa+ion was noi even reporled 'ro fhe Spor+s ln- forma+ion Direcior. Had if noi' been for 'rhe Syca- more s+aff's many hours of research, 'rhe records would have been Ios'r, as was 'rhe case wi+h The I970 golf 'l'eam. Bo'l I'om Ief'l': GOLF TEAM' lirsf row: Qary Sleeverson, Jim Evans, Phil Erli, Bob Nowling and Ball Alumgaugh: second row: Ron Dooley, Gary Miller. Mark Gruner. Sieve Lash. Gary Roessler Mike Young and John Mann. B Mid-Sou+h Classic Easfern Illinois Universi+y Indiana Ceniral College Universily of Cincinnaii Universiiy of Evansville Universi+y of Louisville Franklin College Easiern Keniucky Universify Marshall Universi+y Easfern Kenfucky Universify Universi'l'y of Louisville Illinois S+a+e Universi+y Sou+hern Illinois - Edwardsville S+. Louis Universi+y Easiern Illinois Universiiy Bronco lnvi+a+ionaI fWes+ern Michiganj Indiana Cen+ral College Anderson College Vincennes Universi'l'y LakeIand'CoIIege Miami of Ohio Souihern Illinois - Edwardsville CMU Mee'I' ai' Illinois S+a+e Ball S+a+e Universi+y Illinois S'l'a+e Universi+y Soufhern Illinois Universi'l'y Nor+hern Illinois Universi'I'y Record II Wins 8 Losses I Tie :su uri F. 112 QQ -sy KN! Q' if k gn-4 l2+h 377 35 40 400 38 42 383 37 42 31 404 3? 37l 384 33 38 403 33 40 404 40 7+h H 306 13k 31' 386 43 379 gg 3 H ZH fi 'il livius if QA V jg V1f f vp A I f ff Yj iIj 1 is f ' f ylyf , , , : J V :J ! W .,, 5 f ' f 1 i 7 ' 4 : -f Q, f wzmifm f L,1 ': M ' ' 3 A. 3 ff J wwf lv . f f Z 2 X N WC V 113 -I Thwack went the racket as conference play proved sour for fhe finale of fhe fennis feam's season wifh a Iasf place finish. Affer a I3-6 record and a fhird place in fhe NIU I'IusIcie InvifafionaI, fhe Sycamores hoped fo upsef Soufhern's infernafionaI feam fwhjch had only one American playingl. The play proved a disappoinfing opposife for fhe ISU squad, composed of so homores and freshmen. The season sfarfed wifi five sfraighf vicfories, four coming on a soufhern four. A mid-season slum dropped fhe record fo 8-5 wifh consecu- five osses fo Cincinnafi, Illinois and Purdue. The Sycamores fhen rebounded, losing onl fo Indiana before season's end and placing higli af fhe Norfhern meef. The Huskies fied for firsf wifh Nofre Dame. Sfafe placed fhird followed b Missouri, Ball Sfafe, Miami of Ohio, Wesfern Illinois and Akron. ss!-Q- .'u :X cpu - . Q . I I 'lv,O P54 'Rd r12Q15erEfsRs-a?fLlmrvef , .- I q wx Q 3, ,X IQ! ' Six. Q Qs . ' - i is s--:Qsgs-,2 I , C 3 N- -'Q-3fsqcsggfhs''2:1:1:g-:.i.5.E:,:5- 4 v is Ss, A ' 37. ,, 1 -,gs 4 'Q W, x X 'K x I 'X is . . ...., gg 980 ff I Q p xx- ' M ,- 1 , svnff-, N' v . 'Q ' TI- K A X x 4' ' 1 I Z- Z. . 1 .. .B X' I x- X, 1 V , Miami-ref Ohiows- Q: '-'f?:.'f ,se Q . 5 -:if .gs . '. ' ea- fgf,-f.. gifgi,-'f'p 1 ' Universlf of Nofre me-1 '--fy-Ye' W ., f ,i . , 1 X ww S 'X E-5 13 ...- ,' Univer57 S' - 'N 51- All IT 'A N' X kksmxxr' I vL435.,sSSer Universi'IQ94ISf1fI'II' if '. s 5, Y S K x. -.- uw .s i .. 1' -' - . 'A-Xwssivg Purdue Umversrl' X X .X . -if Wesfern Michig n5Un:iversifyT - 'Iii I I Easfern Illinois Universify ,, . A .,-- '.wvs,,.-fr, 1 , Ls., 1,5 Q, -ss V181 1- ,- . E Z 1 Wabash College, I im, SQ . 9 . . . W Huskies--Invifafierg 1 vu1fg 4. --is f A. . , 'Fa--,- . . . . ' . -I-Nr 'QYYN' as s ' ,IIIinois-'Sfafe- Un1,ye'rsi+y . , . , Indiana Universify ' T' N16 - -4. -1 'X . ,X , ,.X,ws. -. CMU M'eef1,5,af'sSoufhern I f -- --'1 ff V -5 . IA k sn N. ,T ,Ns 1 ,- ,H 4, ,Vx , H .. TZ .- c e ., if 'ng s . 4.- '-1, Xu- ,, -.:- Northern' Illinois I I Illinois-SfafeIUnivei?si3y., I s 3 - .5 f Ball Sfafe Universify V ,f f ni I , I 8,3 N wa 4 Ball Sfafe Unive ,gy 1 +5 ,. .T ff. 7 9 3' 5 I 3 Q K 5 axis. :Q W. 'ix Record I3 Wins 6 Losses 'ue . X., .- ss wt N- ,russia tx 1 4 Q anlirr 'QK1:..3'LB,- fb 1'-M, ,im ... I .. . ' 'Q T ' .. as . 7 f x .1 M., , . . 4 I I - 1'1- I .z mix , , QQ N . P? - '- 4 Nr v'AV Z .f ,kk 'Qs'- Sls 'ixyl , A .. l. Qiflkff' -', :aft ur 'li ylg up 3 . Qi so INK u suff .JE 754 xl 51 UH .QYFIT Q xx i .tif J Mx .-.-an f xilig Jlui. is Q ? A may if Q! 'irhuixz f 5 :af if .i,:?iQ33z1. nz -y'25,i.,..Y9i, Zqj.-Q: ,B 'snfifii 'A 'K nonqau .. , . , r 'ul Q 4 'Zi ' ' 1 ,r-, ' J k ' - . f ap My r'!'i?-,y',fm' 'rf f if no ffifffrffrff VNII In I ,t My :WH ' It .A ,W . , ,, 4 , U Ia'4',Ys.1'.Ti -Siutiring '11-xiii!-'.ii r-viii, ik! ' ' i A H in Q k 'QtQwf,' i:i'!'ii T'?i'.i -2lfi'5': s'--tiff' A ' N f . - . , ' . ' fi-1 - x - , A .- 'N 15 'na ll . -V .3 '- ' ,x5'S3'v ,Af .butsuguv 53,35 Y','?'v'R:Ai I I. .s o I I ' x.gap.f,:4 ,S I -5i,'.4l-5.Y.1.,.w:pg CQ-, df I, S,g-:urban ,:,5.i3.r.A.M.1h..iMn.,. 153 ' pf. A i?x.4,i.ask.,V?,Q P 45.3 r ,un--,..-.. 1' . '13-,ag-I'.lxZ,1L:11'EY,'-'.'.3g,E-fzfsllliill' - 'AL' - ixkjxff' ff, ' ' -sxlxf.'-2'-.'4,'5L1-Q-fx'5 Y '..i,g::Kr53g3j,g5'1 ry, u, ..3.xh'hi4.s'fkXA u 1N .,'xw . 1 Qixggx-,ZP,,x5,,-.if ' NY!iEY,3E2'f.H'f,51,Y1,'YE1':.iii:zE'' ix? '. 1 ,, .y .i.,i., K ' QWfC0i'f'-.i'1f'Q'Q X . M M -Mmm ' - . , af,a:,i-.4.,i,-ifXu,-,:, ' gg r enew iih j ,z ga, A M 1 . 1' 1. fr- ' X -xii, i x. ,ny . Q f ,fi V ...y -I ' Wm.. 5, 5+ I 'N . I- Y , N X -1 -,Rv L., . so 5 5 Tv ' it Iii l Jill .- 'l7ft H.-f ' 17 ' '?4Ym.l 'l 19'V aw - N' ' ' i. ,f , , .N 4 . Nw- ,N N 5-I .Q-ii i ,1.xi-SX-.xi,xyXA L, I i S To leff: Gre Brenls suffered a 5 run wrisl and missed lhe lasl ..,.-. ...e do e P QQ P Q g , par? of lhe season. Top right TENNIS TEAM, hrsl row: Gregg Brenfs, Joe Thompson, Roger Converse. Dan Bigg. Mike Kuhfeld and g--:N Xx Gary Smifh: second row: Coach Duane Klueh, Dan Rinehart Darrell Qi Allen. Chris Palmer, Max Pohorny, Manager Leland Boyer and Sieve Lafferfy. BoH'om righfz Chris Palmer back-hands a return. Cenfer righfz Max Pohorny sels info posilion 'ro relurn lhe ball. Cenfer left Gary Smilh slarfs 'rhe sel wilh The serve. BoHom leff: Milne Kuhleld was named Mosl Valuable fennis player. i- -c i .SXSIAQ S'IE,TI f i.,.l Q5 i l ',' ir :if - :'3 '-ks.: :i Top leffz TRACK TEAM, firsr row: RoyaPririce, Charles Warrhan, Perer l-lowe, Ivory Giles, Gary Brown, George Smirh and Bob Whilenackz second row: Coach Bill Malloy, John Bever, Milce Peniriq- ron, Jon l-lofl, Reece Ragsdale, Bill Kirby. Tom Adams, Bill Tousen, Ron Hickland, Tom Case, Flel- chor l-lonemond and Coach Fred Draper: rhird row: Mgr., Riclc Snyder, Charles Vaccaro, Simon Davis. Bob Thomas, Richard Murphy, Jell Miller, Milne Thomas, Sleye Wolfe, Ken Piepenbrinlc, Kevin Vana, Eric Fields, John McCord and John Wieland: lourrh row: Greg Marlin, Charles Hannon, Duane Gasrori, Jim Jasiewicz, John Thomas. Bill McMahan and Chris Benrsch. Top cenferz ISU frainer Ray Baqqelr 'rapes Sreve Wolfe for rhe rraclc meer. Top righfz shorepur rhrower Charles l-lannon prepares 'ro release lhe ball. BoHom righ+: Conference ol Midwesrerri Uni- versiries rraclc meer was ar lSUAs Marlcs Field. Boffom cenfer: George Smirh shows fhe strain of compering in The long jump eyenr. L B 44,43 r 'sizgfglii 'wif 19 1 Q25 RN! .I H i '. . N ,XI WI. ll? Q s e l as .YQ ,I ff iranfgfyfiz is i. ru x - J . In SWAN!! i . U , ai., , - . if QT NYE 'ffli-FSA -A-s i fs V.. 'Q .,1,. 4'-11 , -5.1 .-1 '-aiaslmi-a ---..... , X ,, -f a s s. X' Weslern Q 3 3 IL, Soulhern III I .12-5 if 'Tilg - E H - :if :ga , 1 Eviff-f'L1f?'ii'S' a as+ern cisnfi -up .:-3f:,ef,g5- :qi -- Dra Ice my-peg ' -I is .- .-.- .. , ,.,-'NA-.-,f :es -.obs-. ..-'-- as .san Anza ljgkgr, ' 11: 3- Illinois S+ i T ggw ggweei: a+ IndnanaMSia+e I47 - si3aw'f:-f ,. . s ,sw H ' ,gqquiherngljlinols Univgggwbb . :. - .1,,fs:.,-s - A N w i!gOF1Ifl'lQ,, 'h0lS Univeiisify -:Z - ' -QW' rs--ia IQ,5J5'TF:l.14' I-.ii wersrly -as is we:-' Vfiiif , 60 - I 2x s 5 bikes ' i'f.f,:s,s1. at , 'if . i 5 i f'f'I :N' ' 1 OPP 85 86 50 54M I 62 I I7 vx 98 N R Rb. 5. x-Km T-I X, Q W Qs XX X 5 Nine new records were eslablished by 'rhe Indiana S+a're Iraclc Ieam during Ihe conference meei buf +he efforl wasn'+ enough Io upsel' fa- vored Souihern Illinois. The Salulcis amassed I62 poinis in 'rhe 'rwo day even'r +o ou+dis+ance Ihe hosf Sycamores' I I47. Even wi+h nine records many of 'rhem came when ihe 'rop Sycamores placed as low as Ihird. The mee+ was 'rhe only CMU championship a+ S+a+e during +he pasi' year. The s uad has a brigh+ fu+ure for I972 wi+h acll scorers back excep+ Pe+er Howe. In all, IO school records were sei during 'rhe season +ha+ saw 'rhe 'ream compile a 2-3 dual meei record. The cindermen upse+ Purdue and Nofre Dame a+ 'rhe Big S+a+e mee+ won by Indiana a+ Muncie. Scores for +he +op five places were Indi- ana, 823 Indiana S+a+e, 68: Purdue, blk: Noire Dame, 58Mg and Ball S+a+e, 48M. -q- 13- .. ,Jr Qi -.- A - 'V-1 1 -'aL '- s-'vials-.TE i. 1 Q69 L-f'-Pffxk-y':'lL'1 iCl'.i.12' in is W. 7 5 l i ,., ',, fab A -'. ur '. f . i ,. - -. ,gy-1---N' -i 'Z'-aebfwi q,' -- .i f:r u,a-. P-Hzxyfkfifezf I ..- JZWWLR , 'Fir -Lf' l.: . , ,. L.-11' Y '. I ...' .gg L-.fwfr-. I -Jifji I l I I II Ii I I i I I I I I I I I I 118 ,V V -f ' ' F, .' . X x Q M -1-y ,X V ..,.aefey- -.fx dn' Top left Third base is sale lor a Sl. Mary's of Minnesola run- Taylor Universily ner. Top righ'I': ISU calcher slops a Soulhern Illinois score a+ home plale. Bo++om righl: BASEBALL TEAM, lirsl row: Ed Sennell, assislanl coach. Dave Phillips, Jim l'lines, l-low- ard Williams, Milne Turner, Bob Miller, Mike Bonleowslci, l-lal Knowles, Tony Lawrence and Jim Rueqerq second row: Mike Schullz, mgr.. Bill Han- valh, Jerry Pollins, Tom Le- wandowslci, Tim Sanders, Kevin Alberl. Dean Cappel, John Racich, Larry Kesler, Bob Leeman, Dave Knish, Kenl Drew. Sleve Riodan, Darrell McCane, Bob Mcclanahan, George Burlon. Miclc Gunyon, Sieve Sonqer, Jim Rendel, coach. Bo'Hom lef+: Pilchinq played an imporlanl role in 'rhe success ol Ihe l97I Syca- mores. Cenlerz SIU firsl base- man walls lor lhe baseball in an allempl 'ro pu? our Kenl Drew. X. f,.:: .W .W Im, Indiana 3 1 s . 4, , I .s P was experienced by Ihe baseball 'ream as ' +hey pos'red a 22-8 season, a record al- I i mos+ opposi+e Ias+ year's IO-20. Wi+h Ihe . ' firsl year of conference compelifion Q - K y Q ' , complefed and an 8-4 league record, 'rhe . X' 'N- f lf si e '. .-.'s - ' --' . . 7'-X s . Q SQ' Qs. c. QN:i,1.5jQw. ' in baseball squad boasled of being Ihe only If-'I ,Qi 4, 1 ,igggqff ' Ieam in Ihe CMU 'ro defeal' +he champi- - -X'. 'sg .. -1: .sw --'- 2- , --K -' 'sn ,Q X-W g- --M' 1-4: ,. Ssgscj-vm . - . . Sis,-sg. 1. 159522, fggf,QQf'i,v -1'? ' , 5 f,,.fs1+53E,?g, - 1 ons from Soulhern Illinois. The Sycamores fx 1f,j,fQ-:b'I5f:: QS X'-,Q .LVQK 1.- 't'vg 1' x-si ' '19 Q Q . k 'QQjf:fiSE'H'iGii?.,-bf A u d '31 + - - lf- I X ,,,.,,,s..Sis,. s., N, Q Y-, Q Q, , syigwgegssk , . ,R snappe s game s ring in e ma ss -.Ss 932. 91-pe . .z . Lx-3 1- '1 5 ,, 959.- 59-Sl X F'..A.x:-, '4'1,:jtf:,'j' 'y,.,,5:'. F -3 Q - ia - - - r- ,TSSSQE - ' Q of Ihree meehngs, 947. The Salulus previ- -' N, , xxif I - ,-. ' - ., ' - 'Sir ' ' - 5 xr' .'Q,.,fx-.. C- T-rg f-.,. . Q y .- Q 5 auf Q S, gsw ygq, -35 ously sfopped 'Ihe Blue and Whi+e by x.-M of...-w ,vwlfgrgja ,, -.fr-ask.: T11 I .- . Q N 5'-If 5 :RZ f f'-fsswi' --,- s - 7 ,Q E ppl' 351,31 -- scores of 9-3 and 5-I. 'I Nav i A Only Illinois Slafe had a wide margin of '- 1--. Q, .3 . . ' ' Tis qi? 'T .-Mg .:f. . x 14 - ' WZ Q: - . - 1p.g: --.1'1 gi1,v-Tim -.. 5 P-- i ggsigg gi vlcI'ory over Ihe Sycamores, poshng a 11 .. - J 'Q' Y, ' 5 4. 'Q ' Q . , is J . . 5- Q, 51 - Qjfi g jfs, 1. as Q' I ' VTCQ Q 4 if , ' wif I5-4 win. The nex'r day 'fhe Indiana boys Q ' 1583 v . 'I X' 1 c ' . 2 1 'ffff - 'Ii - scored dual vicfories of 3-I and 7-I over I . 1222: 5 L . , Q- - - i ., :SA M 5 . . . , ' 'W fi I -I PX' - Q IQ,-,. -I : 'rhe Redbirds. Agams+ Big Ten schools, 1. 'iQ:QQ1 ,gg I X .gi44'f' ,Q - ' ' If ' ISU 'Finished 5-I wifh double wins over llli- I ' '21 . ' N 1 ,x -. . . . . Q. X Q if 35, . . Q Q.,x . nous and Indiana and a s Inf wi+h Purdue. y ' ' I ' A I III- 315' I If The S h' dh! 'rh III' ' ' . , . Q , A ,Q ycamores w ippe or ern :nous 5, A 'X ' -- - H F - ., .QU . . H . I . . I -I I- V.: fhree sfralghf Io . , , , N. Q ,I Q overanxuous us les . 'Q f- -. Wffyyffff- . Q conhnue +o prove Ihe NIU squads were I 2 W,,MmQ ??,'jfyyQf,?Q -i no'r going 'ro have Io pull Ihe o+her four ' ' I kiwi- I' ' conference Ieams up 'ro 'rheir level, as I ' I ' ' 'S Q I - I was prinled in fhe NIU school paper. Bad . ,QQW I f' wealher caused 'rhe canceIIa+ion of dou- su' M ff'-fhiws.sf-f1 ' bleheaders wlfh Evansville and S+. Joe w-fx 'a 'f and a four game s'rand wi'rh Cenlral .. .4-x ' - - . . --. Michigan. I Q A I I fm I rw f I . I . -.i.Qcm. ' . ' J E' '9 's .- ,Q-1'i?f L ' Q 19' I T. IF 'P H ' 'if -I .1 Q Ili I A QQ,- M QI- Q Q T W QQJ1 Q, I If - Q '?Is' WSW T13 ' ' - :wwf I I of IU -U: 'QIQ 51 -- Xu Qihmgg wna.,Qi X13 H. ve- QQ ey i ' . 1 , X so sf 'ws A wi M ..-W , .Q 'Q Q Q xv Q' ' Q1 e Y-I , QI I I , ' - Sr I , f I - fdges fi -'fn IAEA 'fha 'il S ax e ' V' P ' I I -Nt: z r, N Ni - 'Q - 9' v- U - -1 - -1 ' fy .gf -mf f I,,,,s,- fy A W - ..- I 5 , .Qi ,. is s , 2 I 1--we '-f fs--W ' rs.. New f fs --if s f75q . l' 5 A '- I r -' , 95, 4.1, - :L :-.- , 1 Q g YQ - B i , ,A Q I, ' 3 I :.,.QgxQ,::, . . ' X . , E Q Aga.-in ' , ' I I, - ,. , A 1 Ei.-Q! ,, . fyfs- f'f-iQ+Tj,,Q,:'.- .QAQQ.-'--- 9 The very best of Indiana Sfafe's afhlefes were honored af fhe All-Sporfs Ban- quef May I9. Mosf valuable players were named for each varsify sporf and freshman foofball and baskefball. The fop fhree awards wenf fo Larry Kruflca, Milne Blackwell and Kenf Drew. Kruflca, a swim- mer, won fhe Gillum Award for scholarship, afhlefics and sporfsmanship. The McMillan Award for leadership and afh- lefics wenf fo Blaclcwell, a foof- ball and baseball sfandouf. Drew, foofball and baseball, was named winner of 'rhe Hill- man Awagdl forlafhlefics, schol- ars ip an oya fy. Fall sporfs winners included Charlie Warfhan in cross coun- fr for fhe fhird fime, Kenf lvfanwaring and Jesse Ealy in foofball and Glenn Damafo in freshman foofball. Those hon- ored for winfer sporfs were George Pillow in baskefball, Riclc Peclcin augh in freshman baslcefball, Eave Seal in gym- nasfics, Gary Thomas in swim- ming and Bill Osborn in wres- fling. Awarded for fheir per- formance in spring sporfs were Larry Kesfer in baseball, Gary Miller in golf, Milne Kuhfeld in fennis and Sfeve Coolcsey in fracli. r ,ww -3.5 V 'wc L fr. T. 1 ix - :ir-:qw - , - riff 1 L. '-::Efx, tres: ' i' ' A X x X a ' NN- , , fa.. KX- Vi if ,, X xi l ' W ., , i. V .q-.,-, - 1::,.. . .-:rx -lhgggg' wan.. , Q ' S -, ., if ,, .. firm-flv--' A s - . ,r c.,fs,,,-,. l,. .,. .fi 5:1 i' 'ffqkliia ri-.av-ii '- 752 iii-T353-AF?.3i?i-57355333-Qililflu r A is - ffi31zf13?1ii,ifl1 A ' 1 - 4-'.m.'r-mn' I Q .0 Fwaxl Q A T- A ww Zo 'Q R-'is'-Q XGA s... 55 ui' A...-D, J .Ng - 'P' . fi' .4 .VN 0. s- N X. S 1 I . - ri- : 1' .gf X fjai J 3 , N V , fi , 1 I . .J , :Ai Q. X x 1-.xg Top left Mille Blafgkw-elr. Top rigl'1+: Alllfinwericam Dave Seal. BoHom righix George PIHQW. Bo+'I'om cen- +er: Larry Krurka. Boffom lefiz Ke-nf Drew. Rf I Xp! , x' V ,- if fr., f fl, f iff li ff , A, fn 4 . Si: - J , ,rf .f 22 S45 r 1 V I 4' fb ig., fx X h 'v-1' x an-1 L Q 'P 'fn 'Z il Q n b - 3 3 Q -Q YY ,A 111 P N Xx Xxx K px w LN .-1 1 1 Q 4 qs' 5 . 1 gsflxifx f fe . K C X if X SN xgx X N 'S Q X Q - X, ix. XJ ' , Q 5' s 'S-5:5 x 9? .. . Q - sf . - X Q 9- j l 1 + 3 ' . ' ' ,: -x . 'sf -Q. - Y' K f 'Wi 'f 'E K Sli . ,. , ' x . . N y: Q X . gf- . x . . 'F' -Q .XE -- 5 S - ' Q. -A. -X m f X., 'xii-. -1 Q: - ' Q. Qxztx Q, '-.Q -Q X 'H+' ng ff X. XX ESQSQ fi V X X - X - X ' I 'S 1 Q ' l' v'-Q - Y' 3 .- Ns it x S 'N' , .V ' x - K 0 , 1 h fx ..,. 1 5 ' K EQ S mme Vfiiiig ggi 5 I 1 2 Q. f , X X. Z Sw , if e r 'i'! t..,,. 'iSM xQS ' ,Nfl . 5 , . L i 1 i JAN' Q 'X ' ' I - hgg.Lu3if5f f Mr Gr,r igfg i I if ,fn mllluflli 55.1 'I hlinlf , . rx G .lx , QC.. -Q r X ,X G7 f X , X kr .-yu? . .,, m'r,Q- ', -SXLMWH 'mir F K. 7-re: - A' wig ., if f---g . ,.'l ', f' - -L Q M I, 'Z ' S' -4 N- .. Emu 4' if 2 n'Kg .x,:,r ,,4. - G H35 R P? - ' M -lillll' J: L ,f f. x Y i l'Y Shun:-nv-s. Q-W.. ...W .M url' rj..- vvf V ' ' rr ,J U.. 1- . -,., . Jnnh 'GEEK' .r. ,, -G ,. Top leflz Gary Thomas, Top cen+er: Sre-ve Coolrsey, Top rigl'1+: Milne Kulwleld. Bo++om cenler: Kerrr Manwarrrmg, Bol- lom lefl: Bill Gsborn. Nol pic- 'l'ured: Rick Peclrermpauqlm, Charlie Werllwam, Glenn Dam- alo. Jesse Ealy and Gary Mil- ler. ri L '-133' 'xvyx n ....-1 bv. ' Ol 2:35 X x . raw Bm xr V ll l5x ' 1 1 Q ,ff S ..f Q1 x s 5 Top lef'l': Ball Slale-'s Mens Gym seals 7,000. Top rigl'1+: BSU as lhe only conf lerence school lhal does nel have plans or already own an arlnllcial playing surlace lor loolbell. Boflom righlz The Qonlerence swirnrnlnq meel was al Bell Slalels pool. Bollom lefl: Norlhern llllnols' Sladiunw 5+ home' coming. Cenler left lNlorlhern is The only Conlerence school lhal conwpeles ln hocley. X ,fe 1 Rivcllries were sfrengfhened wifh fhe formafion of fhe Academic and Afhlefic Associa- fion of Midwesfern Universifies in Sep- fember, I969. Ball Sfafe, Illinois Sfafe, Norfhern Illi- nois and Soufhern Illinois ioined Indi- ana Sfafe in fhe associafion which con- sisfs of fwo divisions, fhe Academic Affairs Conference and fhe lnfercolle- giafe Afhlefics division known as fhe Conference of Midwesfern Universi- fies. Conference champions were defer- mined in fhe firsf year of compefifion in cross-counfry, baslrefball, wresfling, gymnasfics, swimming, indoor and ouf- door fraclc, golf, fennis and baseball. A round-robin foofball schedule will begin in I974. Jaclc McClelland, former Commission- er of fhe Norfh Cenfral lnfercollegiafe Afhlefic Conference, fook over as fhe firsf Commissioner of fhe CMU, which has offices in Indianapolis. J I U ' 4 --.W s ,L Xxx W, s 'Z il Qeiqy--',g2 fm, ,, 555 . 'if-'ASI-,Q-ff-Q4 .. f . .. ' f'-R Arg ny- LQF,--- -' . 'Rf zkf.'.Af:- -,gf-if :L,7,j,Z' H' --,il':'.k555'r.'1i .,.-,5 . 4 - -if '7 ' . ,, K Q - I -. x . -:v11 '5 -7551 ' J.. , 4,-,N- 1 ' A wkxx r' 0 mal ' A-- x- vc . '- ----MN,,,,, - . N - N.-,-A-N.,-xw-- W, ' , r X X ' :EN ' 'V' , i 0'1fgmg.,w- ' ' -f1'bF:: f' .X X xi , ,. , . ,Q , '--- A , We f.-f y 3 sv-me-f -'-,H My :Lg X- 5 ,xi , . ,, Q h . Q55 Ni Q .5 W . GY . , , f A f -5:4-:wk X -,Nu ' ' -. A4 - A Xu A Q 93:1 if fi --.5 g 1 -4'5 ,fro ..7-y+- YET ,QL syn. 6 Top lefl: lllinois Slale has ils loolball sladium and baslfelball arena in one complex, Top right An aer- ial View ol: The lllinois Slale campus. Bo'r'l'om right The Illinois Shale arena seals 3.500 lor baslcelball. Bol- 'rom left A new sladiurn is planned lo replace lhe old one of SIU, Cen+er lefl: Soulhern has The larqesl arena in lhe conference, sealing I0,0l4. fx-.A , ,.....-vw, I '- S'-fgs. V-TS ,S-r ' . -- , -N H h. . A ga , 's --nw.-3 , md. X Q 'i '57X'x - :- ,:--: K- ,' h br. - N x V , f . 4 xv- -. ri Q N. V , . ,T Y . ji.. .znpd 35:9 s-in ah A N ' - , .. . , , ................ .41 ,' ,',, '- .,-' A -' --.. .. '- V Ili .ul--hlloiunru-'innp-elQhii ' ' '- 41-new-sw ..,-.-nun., l f, 4, .X-.gn 46- AA 1iE..mL.T1'X I .4-.an-xxx --4. . . I 'fs -- , ,, . . , . . .. .-, I . ,.- X- -- ., -' - A ' . Q. , . , ., -ff ,Qs -..s- -.v - I. -f ' :P - 4- 'if 4+-H ' X ' Q ?-. i' - . - ez ' . -ff' -:sf I l,N4i 'Tlfgff1 zeffg--,- ' A. KI I ' ' . -IX'IkI ' ' ' 1 -I - N1 xr IA ' N' - , nh -s1g3gI,s,:gI' 4 I I , -a ' , .4 Il '-f ' ' I ' - ' 1, X-ix 1 A+ ' - '5 f - 'sv . ' - , , may-we I I -- I- . - v. ' su-gm:-.III:,!IfI155 - I5 gr-1-V. -- I - if ,- sri-ggi m e r Qt, A , 1 I , , ' gf, s if 1 ia' ' uf fy . I - - - A- ff 'Ti:i- Six if , -- ff 1 ' I 4 , .fi .- ' -i fi 'fr' '11-Y - , I ne- SS-'slf ' ' .Q f N Q-N we - +5-we 355453 .-,:- f' I ,HBR ,453 I ,Ig 9' F5 I fc -XRYQIIQ A :KIFIIII - Q :IJ Iv .I, ' L. 9 - . :gyda . ,ps 4, give: , In . ,Q ,X I J.-. s ,F 3, I I I, Sf I X I5 ' Ai- niggas. V- . 4- is .I ' 5 -ai -fi-T4 ,W I' I f' J .. W F l.,. 'fi --1,9 I , i 43' X' F . ' 'x ' Q K I' i -A'-L' I -I .. -I I II SSI? , .,.,' .I-III I. sk. is I .. I I' s s' we 'WIA' a N I I -e' -I-1 ,v - -:I , :A T ,H 1. U , , , I '- n ew , ul -4 I , ' g if -' A a ffix? 5, , 1 ,gs I 4 I I I 7 f ' 4 Q -:ws-Xxx I. .I ., I I III I IIII I ,I .f ' . ,I I . , , , I . . we., Q I ,I . ,pr Y ' -' 4211-,f1.115f1l1' I 1 ' rl we is - ,. - ,J ,L .. I s-- I .. 'KB . I . I - ' -Q Ji- 'i 1' Ax. .X T . , 'XT' .PF 9. 'Ext f- -+5 - I 1:6 iv 'ffqrc' f 0 Ev' ' .Y if - .-if -if ,if - Q- ' RT Q- 4 4,:.-'r A 1-. N N ' I.. 1 H 4- 1-0 'II , ' 19:vi?,x's?9m- A -- 1 W , 1 ui 'As CMU Norflwern has Ihe Iargesl enroll- menf wi+I1 25,l97 sludenls. They are followed by Sou'rI1ern's 23,I97, Illinois S'ral'e's I7,500, Ball S'fa're's I6,50O and Indiana S+a+e's I3,900. Nicknames for Ihe schools are Huskies, Salulcis, Redbirds, Cardinals and Sycamores, respec- Iively. Bo+I1 +I1e Cardinals and +I'1e S camores are former members ol, Ihe Indiana Collegiale Confer- ence. Norllnern, Soullwern and llliv nois S+a'fe were in Ihe In+ersI'a+e Conference. QQ N wg 1 1 U ' .aff I Qt' AR: .5 s ,N . -.1-N. .. ,Q ..'1 127 - w-.wguw -j--- - M' A Z -- all H N ' v 11-niy-Q -A-W - b . , 1 ' 'Y' -xx l .x.. 'r 1 1 , , ' :'uA rn' Top lef+: Smaefs 'ram 3+ 'Fe Pew Hack afd wewghf-3f5+wng ce-m+er Nocafed be on 'Fe fue-Aa. Top right Tide- new 5m1pm'hea'er wi We Ward deszgm pre- Cafec 5:-1' 'Fe Eddwg. Boffom cenfer: Tfe- rem pfess bm af Mamma! Sfadw- m' 'cw gwyes spovsw-1'e-rs and sporxs- carers adequele space. BoHom left TVQ Arena was We Yarge-sv smgfe spam Q' :ewes aspire-we used 'cr 5 roof wn five naman. K -que :f . V , VQJ '1, . ffifi-11 ,3. : if, f .L-f , 4, f 'iw N' . ' - 1 X I 'x'a5' .:Qi f T' r- '41 4 E35 -- f.-.z iii ' Q EQ 6211 C is T X-- .. Asxxi --., .' , V i -. 5 3 li VH if in 7 4 A gy I: Q14 V fl , . fill wig W. 14 . , A T in . ' -.. . -Jw ssl fn , . fs is , -il c .- or f f A s s' 1 fi ' gs .F ,- - r .- 1.1 V - , T 75' ,M -. ' inline l uri . c ' -:fill nh' li In I A .-552 '25-it 1'1'...9.!l .-PM W, ..:: :'1.'.'sL !'l 1 'i f in WY. -- - wi-fs , r 'r -- X, gl r 4 ,..-.s fr!--'ff EX, Mfg, f V V. IL -i - xml- J, WV, A5521 1 , C -1 ' ' ' ff:-f f' ' . m m W . ' ' ' Ta i- ' ' 'TT ' li: .I T I 'in' ,f .eigpngi , - 'l.u -1 ' A ,, ' 1 f','-J , I -'fl' 95M'i!T7r ','. - W A f W hgh! , 5 I 1' - , - 1' ,. ,, mfg, Y'II! H2s.'-'f'1m' IMI' -gw..,,,,g. 1' '. 7 T T J, 1 - ' nf - 'fffvm f-H is 1- , .W lx-,J 4911 x 1 , 2,-' 37? . - . ' sf an .--'Qg 4, , 31.9-' f . ,fin Fw xr-7 A 1 5,-' W 1 ffl ff! - K f 11 ,, , , L- I, -iaf ' L Y .If ' '-If Li al ref- '3 L11 +,gf.ff: - g'.i-f-afraid 4 - if A - 5 'iT'.,S,':'R3,. ' -- Xlfxxifxil-X'x1lll!': 1 : Q. fx c ji Construction and progress bes+ describe Indiana S+a+e's a+hle+ic iaciliiies. Sepiember marked +he re-dedica+ion of Memorial S+adium wi+h +he opening of a I3,000-sea+ sec+ion on 'lhe sou'I'h side of ihe As'I'ro Turf. An iden+ical s'l'ruc+ure is lanned for +he o posiie side, bul' +he cons+ruc+ion +arge+ Lie is unknown. Llhiil if is buili, semi-permaneni' s+ands are being used and bring The sea+ing capacily +o 20,500. Ground-breaking cere- monies for +he new I0,000 seai' civic-amphi+hea+er are planned 'For January I972. The S8 million building is a scaled down plan from 'I'he original lan +ha+ would have cosi an es- +ima+ed 83W million more. 8 ening daie is sei' for Decem- ber '73. Unlil ihal' lime 'I'he gycamores are using +he nine- year old 5,000-seai' arena 'For baslce+ball, gymnas'I'ics and wresfling. The iraclx was named in Ma +o honor +he re+iring Wal+er Marks, Dean of 'Phe School OIHPER. The fall of '70 broughi' +he comple+ion of 'I'he indoor +raclr and weigh+-lif+ing area. The area is used 'For fraining of S+a+e a'I'hle+es and s+uden+s. Plans are being drawn for new iennis cour+s. Only +wo home 'lennis maiches were scheduled, due +o +he condi+ion of +he home cour+sg 'lhey were pla ed ai' Rea Park. A nine-hole golf course encircles Memorial g+adium. 1, - I I l s ! I S I'PEEKZ The queslion of death is always lhere. Whelher or nol brolherhood and sislerhood are necessary f or even relevanl e have always haunled Greeks, bul even more so loday when revolulion is an everyday word and lhose seeking change see no prospecl ol salislac- lion. Some crilics say lhe Greek syslem is dead, olhers merely say lhal il is dying. Bul as is lrue ol mosl lheories or crilicism, lhere is no oller ol hope or conslruclive commenl given. The demand lor change has nol been salislied by inilial response. Ralher, il has been nourished by il. As greeks begin lo deviale lrom lheir slereolyped images as social snobs and poor lillle rich kids, ne- glecled and irrelevanl lradilions disappear and currenl wa nls and necessilies begin lo be lormulal- ed. Many limes, lhis normal evolulion ol need salis- laclion is inlerpreled as an indicalion ol demise ralher lhan whal il really is g one ol change. The plighl ol Greek leller organizalions lodal may aplly be compared lo lhe silualion laced y lhe dinosaur. Those real levialhan crealures were nol crealed lo be atble lo acclimale, so when lhe cli- male around lhem was no longer suilable, lhe died. This lale will undoubledly happen lo Greek organizalions e if lhey refuse lo change lheir oul- looks as lhe social climale aboul lhem changes. Bul Greeks are changing in many places and lhis change is heallh . The original purposes ol simple love and friendship, embodied b common ideals and beliels, are once again being broughl oul from under decades ol masking, and lhe appeal is going oul lo college men and women who are slruggling away lrom lheir idenlilies as social securily num- bers on compuler cards. Indiana Slale's Greek syslem is in a quile dillerenl silualion from some because ol lhe lacl lhal il is changing as il grows. And while crilics here may proclaim lhal lhe end is near, lheir dim remoni- lions hold lillle waler when il is realized lhial since I967, live nalional sororilies and nine nalional lralernilies have colonized and received lheir char- lers on lhe ISU campus. Alpha Chi Omega, lhe mosl recenl sororily lo become inslalled, was char- lered in March ol lhis year. Before lhem had come Alpha Xi Della in I967, Della Della Della in I968, Della Sigma Thela in I969 and Alpha Kappa Alpha in l97O. March ol lhis year broughl Phi Gamma Della's charlering and wilh May came Alpha Epsilon Pi. Cnly a lew years old are Sigma Pi, I9-67: Kappa Sigma, l968, Phi Della Thela, Sigma Al ha Epsilon, Alpha Phi Alpha and Omega Phi Psi, alT l969g and Kappa Alpha Psi, l970. Such a growlh rale looks magnilicenl in prinl, bul lhe lasl- aced movemenl has nol been wilhoul ils headaches. Conslanl expansion meanl nol only more work lor IEC and Panhellenic people, bul broughl already lierce compelilion lo a peak. ll was lhe inlluence ol lhe newer groups, who were able lo oller oppor- Top lell: Newly charlered Alpha Chi Qmega lurnished lheir suile in Erickson l-lall wilh lhe linancial help ol alum- nae and lheir nalional, Top righl: The Alpha Epsilon Pi house. sandwiched belween Tau Kap a Epsilon and Sigma Alpha Epsilon, is shown before remodeling lhe oulside and aller. Bollom: Phi Gamma Della received lheir charler al a banquel and ball in lhe Mayllower Room ol lhe Terre l-laule l-louse, f LJ 'unifies +o build anew and +o correc+ flaws in 'rhe :Id sys+em, +ha'r began 'fhe revolu+ion in lSU's Sreekdom. Esfablished Greeks knew +ha+ 'rhe addi- 'ion of more big name narionals could mean 'rouble unless 'lhey changed - bu'r mosl were con- ienf +o si+ +igh+ a+ firs+ 'ro wafch. And wa+ch is vhal +he did - 'rhey wa+ched +he SAES, only +wo fears oldi lake Campus Revue: +hey wafched Phi Jel+a Theia, also +wo years old, 'rake +he Tandem lace 'for +wo consecufive years and win IFC presi- len+g and +hey wafched +he FlJls +ake Songfesi' and high accum +heir firs+ semes+er as well as sen- or class president Sororilies saw an Alpha Xi :rowned 500 Fes+ival Queen 'rheir firs+ year: saw 'ri Del+s win +he Trike Race 'rheir 'I'hird year and :lace second in Campus Revue fheir four+hg and aw Alpha Chi ini+ia+e over 40 girls and fhen +ake 2 spring pledges from a lis+ of nearly 50 possibili- ies. Yel' 'rhe older groups are becoming more irienfed +o 'I'he wan+s and needs of +oday's s+uden+ :s a resul'r of fhe compefilion. 'ledges are no longer +rea+ed like ra+s and some ra+erni+ies have dropped Hell Week. Men are aken for wha+ 'I'he fra+erni'ry can do +o help +hem s well as wha'r 'rhey have +o offer. The concep+ of vrofherhood 'For life and no+ for college alone has elped 'ro increase good feeling and +o increase he number of pledges. Rush rules have been liber- lized +o allow more men +he bene'Fi+s 'rha+ Greek fe has +o offer. Coke par+ies, which encouraged l vi 'f: 5,,.,- ' as vvum s F x I H -' g Ls Ag,-e , E+ sororily fakery and ar+ificiali+y, are res+ruc+ured +o 'I'he poin+1'ha+ ac+ives don r have lo ul on a show and rushees don'+ feel like dolls on exl:iibi+ion. All in all, expansion has been good a+ ISU +o fhe poin+ +ha+ il' broughi' freshness 'fo wha+ could well have been going s+ale. And Hwe changes +ha+ are hap- pening now are going +o de+ermine whefher or nor S+a+e's Greek bodies will remain relevan+ long enough 'ro pledge resenl members' legacies. Bui' relevan+ is E51 ear's word and Barbra S+reisand, lhal' funny-sad, ugl -beau+iful Jewish girl from Brooklyn gave Greeks 'rhle gifl of immor+ali+y when she sang People, peo le who need people, are +he luckiesl people in ilie world. Tha+'s +he magic word +ha+ can +ear down any barrier buili and guaranfee an exem 'Hon from loneliness. Six small le++ers +ha+ say il' all be++er +han all fhe snow 'obs and beer blas+s ever did. Bu+ Greeks mus+ firs+ become people who need people, and 'rhe no+- so-'funny idea of ex+inc'l'ion may suddenly become very Funny and, maybe even as irrelevan+ as 'rhe word relevani' ilself. Top lef+: Greek insignia hi? even lhe boflom dur- ing Trike Race Day. Top cenfer: Parade Marshals Jean Anne lvlcfkllisler, Alpha Phi, and Sfeve Williams, ATO, display The Sweepsfalces lrophy. Top rigl'1'I': Queen Deb- bie Wade awards Tri Dells lirsl place for Their Trilce Race viclory. Boi'- fom right Libera+ed Sigma Kappas llaun+ed a vicrory for women and predicfed one for Slale. Bo'Hom cen+er: Greeks socialized and consumed X NUAET gallons of +he brown, pinlc, and while sfull on NDIA C 'rhe pario. BoH'om le'H: Lambda Chis llpul on K rhe dog and paraded Cleo down Wabash. .l. Q ' 1-v-wr K 1 ,Xu f rf' 5 Qx i, . X. fs, Q ,, GLUE UF lf s e 513: K Q l NXXN MILE H is A Circling the track during +l1e Trike Derby, scooping ice cream a+ lhe social and parading regally wiih +he crown of fhe Homecoming Queen glis- fening amid +ears - fhe men and women of lSU's Greekdom helped 'ro make Home- comin '70 a success and showed wha+ could line done wifh much planning, a few headaches, and a helluva lo+ of hard work. lncreased spiri+ was eviden+, ye+ a dwin- dling number of floars broughf criiicism +o fhe Greeks during lhe celebralion. Fra+erni- +ies and sororiiies simply didn'+ have enough money fo spend on malerials. As one Greek said, Six hundred dollars for one day's publicify is ridiculous. En+husiasm began for +he Greeks wilh fhe crowning of fhe 54+h Homecoming queen, ZTA Debbie Wade. Sa+urday's parade sparked eighf olher fraferniiies and sorori- +ies wi+h spirih and +he ATOS caplured +he sweepsfakes +rophy for 'rhe besf floai' in all divisions. Sunday culmina+ed Homecomin '70 as +he TriDel+s edalled +o vic+ory ami? 'rhe cheers of Greeks circling a rain-soaked frack. ff fvef A- , Q9 ' :?'EN'1-1 ixix1'a's.'1V Aw 35 - J. N- xv .4x'. V ' .,r . -.. ' -iv og ' 's7s ' ?'g:v ' , k I 'N' -s if DR' fx-. A 3' YM: 'lk .'.,4.- . AL, Wiifiif: it-3:9 ' . -Q1-:-Q .. Q ' It 'UF Lf , V . 'ff , IS- - W'75'm I3 1-5 : '55-Yi' :ai L.. -15,4 5 'MIN -,a QTY- V -'?'., ,4 R X 1 .wk rx N, O 'Q X ,- i . ', , I 4' K, ,- . 1 , Zefifb ZJaoQ - Zefa yfefa no 5 yyfary B011 CSAQMIJ - gamma Zeia P-X 'tw-5 X N V 2 Eifffiiag 9 ,?5'f3'294s?P??g5g?? QFQQA QLIZQO CII' 7 Bye, bye BOY shook +he Union Board +o search for a 'rransfusion for +he Bachelor ol lhe Year conlesl. Rumors circulaled +ha+ +he con+es+ wasn'+ +he 'rhing if used +o be and +ha+ '70 mighf be ils Walerloo. When lhe ATOS decided noi' +o parficipaie 'rhe rumors seemed more fhan such. The Taus in- slead donafed lheir enlry fee 'ro +he Civic Amphilhealre Fund. The con+es+ was comple+ely Greek. All publicily came fhrough a TMUB commi++ee +o insure fairness. For +he firsl 'rime 'rhere were no Lambda Chi Lollipops or Sig Ep ca nd hear+s. No boards or banners could' be seen in dorm windows or sprouling from 'rhe Quad, and fhere were no BYO-1'o- +he-BOY parlies. So few women came down from +he halls +o meel' 'rhe candidafes +ha'r such mee+ings slopped affer The second hall. The ladies had fo base +heir voles on skils presenfed a+ a special BOY convocafion. Affer vo+es were coun+ed, Kappa Sig's Rick Dobson was crowned l97O BOY a+ a successful Club Bamboo. Runners-up were Chopper Dave Mclfenney and SAE Roy Johnson. 1 gl Y .3 -, .,. QQ, . I 6. f 1 o -. f -1 gl fig , . X 5: , Top righh A Pownesman af- rnosplnere pervaded ine an- nual Club Bamboo where The BUY reigned supreme, Boffom righf: SAE Roy Johnson serenaded Coeds of the BUY Convocation. 139 Jubilcmt Greeks araded new pledges flwrough fhe grill in February. Spring Rush l97l proved +0 be 'lhe mosl successful in receni ISU bisfory, in spile of siock rumors +l'la+ lhe Greek sys- +em is in a period of decline. Rush smokers +lwa+ permiiied all fraferni- 'ries fo display +l1eir paraphernalia drew large crowds of prospec+ive rusliees who were orienied in+o +l1e many iaceis of Greek life +l1rougl1 a maze of queslion- naire signing, piciure faking, hand-shaking and +l'1e omnipresenl smile. Greeks agreed +ba+ for +l1e firsl +ime in several years, ruslwees Took advaniage of 'rl1e allolfed Two week rusl'1 period, paying visiis +o many houses before signing a bid on preference nigl1'r. Oi +l1e 395 'roial rushees, over 270 pledged, making +l1e av- era e pledge class size nearly I9 men. Rus? ended willi an unusual 'Feeling of good will and briglwf prospecis for lSU's irs+ big'lime rush coming in Fall '7l. Abou+ 2000 'Freshman men who never be- fore were eligible +0 pledge wi+l1ou+ grades will ibrusf 'foward Greek life wi+l1- oui +l'ie fypical firsi semesler of dorm anii- Greek orien+a+ion. l, l h : . Q Ii.. in 6 ,f xx IQ L 1 Jfl, 'ii 'Vx fr' Amid hippie protests, ihe generaiion gap, and environmenial ecolo- gy, I97I Campus Revue emerged as 'rhe mosi social commeni'-orienied ever. The feeling pervaded 'rhai' fhe sickening pollu- iion 'I'ha'r has blighied America naiion-wide plus 'rhe affermafh of 'fhe Keni Sfaie iragedy creaied wiihin 'rhe minds of s+uden+s a pres- sure fhai found Hs escape fhrough 'ihe chan- nels of Campus Revue. Firsi place award weni io ihe men of SAE and 'the women of ZTA for iheir porirayal of a young, confused boy whose conscience was 'troubled by his inner conilicis concerning ihe drafi. A rousing musical score wiih gliiiering cos+umes won second place for ihe Tri-Del+s and TKES as fhey showed +ha+ booze and broads are fun bu+ 'rhai downfall can resuli. Uncle Sam saved 'the American people from going +o 'fhe devil and won 'fhird place for 'rhe DGs and Lambda Chis. The Jrhree ouisianding Berformer awards wenf +o SAE's Jim Savage, on Balmer of Kappa Sigma, and Lambda Chi Jerry Preuss. Top lefi: ln addmon io lhen' incl place lmphy SAE and ZTA capluv-ed prnzea lor ihen rnuswial arrange menls and creahve sels. Top righi: Qarnpui, Revue dlreclor Blll Baswnsll cangralulaied 'rhe vwlwrmous dl' reclers lor ZTA and SAE l3E1'iRUZQ-filifhj EMlifEn4lnlw. Boiiom righiz Slavs-Spangled D62 and l.anwlvda Clue, arrayed nn ll1elr'cOSlurTwe awarclwmnmng Guilds. seal if lo a red-sulied Safan as Uncle Sam leill-1 on, Boi- iom left Snappy stage movements and eliechue llghhng won Those awards lor lhe Teles and Tru Dells in addlhon lo Their second place. JJ L 1 1 w vi' ,Mx ' 5- 1 1 fi ESX ' T 7' QI' Q, -. 5-.-.Y g W, Top cen'I'er: Using members oT The audience To pass The iudgemenT. Alpha Xis and ATCs depicTed modern-day sins as seen by SainT PeTer aT The Golden GaTe, Chrishan Theolo- gy was used in relaTion To adulTery, sTealing and gambling, Top righT: Kappa Sigs and Chi Os used melodies ol songs Trom Hair combined wiTh gas masks and ecology lore To prove To a peer iury ThaT saving The world from polluTion is up To The everyday person. Don Balmer, Kappa Sig. received a BesT AcTor Award. Boffom cenferz ln TransiTion To The proTesT Theme. The Sigma Kappas, Sig Eps and Fiiis goT iT all TogeTher wiTh love in Their slciT porTraying The various sTages of ro- mance - from childhood puppy love Through college crushes all The way To The enduring love ol a husband and wile sepa- raTed by war. I4 46 Top cenTer: Merry-go-rounds, clowns, and a haunTed house gave The audience a day aT The lair wiTh The Alpha Phis and Pi Larns, who made good use oT carnival props and special eTTecT make-up To illusTraTe Their monsTer characTers. BoTTom cenTer: A consTanTly Ticking clock Trapped man in a conTusing maze of appoinT- menTs, inTerviews, and obligaTions and caughT up The audience in The AOPi-Phi DelT slciT. The group earned The Vern Dyer Award Tor Their prompTness and consideraTion during rehearsf als. CenTer leT'I': A TraTerniTy parTy Tor parenTs helped Gamma Phis and TheTa Chis illusTraTe The need Tor undersTanding beTween young and old. CreaTive dialogue broughT The gen- eraTion gap inTo The lighT. W' Y f f -c., '. A 1:45 ' j iff: P -N-ur. , Q : I47 Top right Kappa Sigs received second in ihe liralernily division willn There is Noflwing Like A Dame, direcied by Jol-in Balmer. Bo'Hom rigl'1+: ZTAs, direcfed by Joyce Eshelman, won lirsl place wifln Barbara Allen. Cenfer leffz Phi De-l+s fook lirsf place willi Wl1af The World Needs Now ls Love, di- recfed by Rober+ Jones. Top leffz AOPi placed second in +l'ie sororify di- vision willn The Liffle While Henfi direcfed by Verda Voyles. L 7 You lost your piano? Well, 'firsi' we were in, bui our music didn'+ come so we were ou+, bu+ our music iusf came, so can we gel' back in? I can sing I'he words, and I can do fhe molions, bu+ I can'+ do fhem +oge+her! Such were 'Ihe problems confronfed by Greelcs who braved ihe challenge of enfer' ing SongIes+ '7 I . Sororify enfries decreased from eigh'r in l970 +o seven. The fra+erniI'y compeiilion Ioolced rough a+ +he s+ar+ when nine groups eniered +he sing- ing con+es+. Two defending champions, Alpha Phi Omega service fra+erni+y and Phi Gamma DeI+a's second year chapier, were rouped in Ihe fra+erni+ division. By er- ?ormance nigh? fhe 'field' had droppedb fo Ihe Ihree bes+-prepared groups. The Phi Delis capfured 'rhe Ralph N. Tirey Cup, 'Followed by Ihe Kappa Sigs and +he Fi'is. ZTAs Ioolr 'rhe Inez Bonham Tirey Cup foIIowecI by I970 champion AOPi and Chi Omega. Besi' direcior, receiving +he Ru'rh Hill Tirey Award was Gamma Phi Be+a's Judy Myers. 149 SZQQAASZQHNNUQ Cfrysfaf Zfzfbdms -.Z0pp0 740160 Rl' 1f ',A fl!! A if Y-N, Its. Lp J 1 v Q SHQQ g '33 1 . 0 , 9' 1 Q' L 1 I Q S X x 64 ' r 4 'Uhr M jl0fAy Qsancfars - byamgofz 34950 5.--' , : 4'--5 JUQQ 05012 - 6191120 -74150 Cjpslfon X X .R K x x .ax ,' 4. h 'Y I l- . 4' -J' - rv , - P 0 Vfw' f - . -JW! ' 5.2- . N ky 56. i - '4 ' vs qw .-1 W' -1 'Q twin Q .a' fs ,,' ., ,, r, Q , ' H 4 , 0 ., Q ' '91-b fi,,f' v-Hi L 0'r'?.A,.'. 0 : - M-. u-L,.:Q5'. K ?'- , 0 Of 0 -6 . 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Plans were fo presenf prospecfive rushees wifh a picfure of fhe whole unified Greek sysfem, buf fhose and ofher innovafions are fo appear in fhe coming fall '7l rush. Thankfully, bofh groups have modernized fheir rush sysfems in an efforf fo make Greek life available fo mosf people. Sororifies are no longer bound by fhe sfricf, sfrucfured coke parfies and frafernifies may pledge men wifh no specific grade poinf and ave a monfh of open rush rafher fhan iusf fwo weeks. S+iII more freedom for frafernifies came wifh fhe revision of fhe policy which required housemofhers. Houses may now, wifh fhe ap- roval of fhe IFC office, have a live-in graduafe brofher if fhey wish. Bofh groups worked fo sponsor a successful '7I Campus Revue, which demonsfrafed a need for sfricfer screening of acfs for fufure producfions. Teaching sewing, singing and game fundamen- fals fo children gave sororify girls civic service ex erience. This opporfunify is provided by Pan- hellenic Council, whose annual philanfhropic proiecf is working wifh fhe Glenn Home kids. ansas Cify was fhe desfinafion of IFC officers and commiffee chairmen as fhe Midwesf Infer- frafernif Council Associafion convenfion was affendecll. Exchanges of rush ideas, graduafe in- volvemenf and pledgeship requiremenfs in- creased awareness and undersfanding for fhe ISU men and allowed fhem fo refurn fo campus wifh fresh ideas for a beffer sysfem. Top leff: Taking 'ro The frees affer a firing buf successful year were IFC Panhellenic officers and cornmiffee chairmen, firsf row: Don Mighell ladvisorl, Brady Law- rence. Sieve Turner, Mary Casper, Ann l-lunf, Ann Ep- perf laclvisorl and Tim Harlan: second row: Karen Qing, Jeff Clouse, Mary Ann l-lerbsf, Moochie Leidinger, Susie Dougan, Bonnie Hunnings, Kafhi LaVanne. Mary Ellen Van Allen and Jucly Mason. 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Becky Walker Doris Rodimel Ellen Dewig . Karen Casper .........Presiden+ .............Vice Presideni ....... Recording Secreiary Corresponding Secreiary ..... ..Treasurer l 1 l . E l' l l'Vd4! ta fx ' J N J X , 'V r ',, x .- is We NX lv N H5621 I ' I .Fx '-rg'-'ilk 1 li -.xx Laughter came easier Q .---u---.-Q... Z if , .c each minufe for 'rhe Fuzzies. Afler Greek Sing, W ji' Campus Carnival and Homecoming, 'rhe Alpha 1 Xis raided and fixed breakfasi' for lhe Zeias i early one morning. Parlicipalion in fhe Rose Fiii 'l ' Olympics broughl back several irophies and iff' many ribbons. ' 1 li The holida season broughi' anofher round of C ' A pariies including a Chrisimas paiama par+y -cg and a come as you are card parly for ihe new gf' ledges. A new lradilion siarled wi+h Candle- ' 1- F5 lighi Caroling al each fra+erni+y house. ' g W , The Fuzzies were 'teamed wiih +he ATOs for 'Q The Judgemenl' Day in Campus Revue and T ..'i Ti ff again for ihe landem bike race during Spring I 5' Week. 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Lynn James Anna Frscner Carolyn Anuerson Karen Swenv Vrcly Clriford Karen Tenanv xmy Mciiadden Mary Kay Perm, Suzy Hunrer 25, sem smmg 26. Phyllrs Janeen 27, Judy Sfelfenpoh ze, MU, Drckman 29. Jenny Mmef so SallyS:hlerker su. Nancy wh.n.q 32 sums Harbrson sz. Pgqgy Edwards 34 one s.nfn.,.f as. sham, shame, ......Presiden+ . . . . . . .Vice Presideni . . . .Recording Secretary Corresponding Secrerary A A . . ........... Treasurer VT, 43!l ,,.-5. Aim. Seasons of success for Alpha Omicron Pi can be a++ribu+ed firsi +0 coffee and cookies provided af regisiralion and a rush re'rrea+ in Sepfember resulfing in 28 new angels. Nexf came Homecoming wi+h an open house and an AOPi as one of 'rhe finalisfs for Homecoming Queen. Sunday suppers in 'lhe suife . . . a frade weekend wi+h +he Lambda Chis . . . horns of plen+y and Turkey Carols . . . all promo+ed uni+y and sisferhood. Chrisfmas roughf fhe annual par+y wi'rh 'lhe ATOs for un- derprivileged children. Following closely was elec+ion of an ideal sororii woman and a big clock wifh fhe men of Phi Deila Theia in Campus Revue. The flowers bloomed, bringing Spring, Disfrici Da ai Ball Slafe, a 'tandem bilce race 'ream and 'rlie annual Spring Banquet The resulf was a whole year of spirifed success for AOPI. Top cen+er: The fXQPis collabo- raied on fhe choice ol chapter ouilifs For the year. Cenfer righf: Sisferhood meanf many things . . . even a pillow in lhe lace-l AZA BETA UPSILON CHAPTER Alpha Sigma Alpha Ginny Murray... ...... Presidenf .- .-,'4 I QE v 'gr -I I i . I. ,41, Bobbie Schmidf .. ...Vice Presidenf Kaflwy Crocida .. .... Secrefary Cassie iV16iOl' . . , , ,Treasurer xavfv 2 4 7 g ' vwwvxff ..-wi I-X..-x X 'I ,, I .- .sw- X -1 . x N- K, NRQQAV 5553- '. . ,. xx 1.7 1 f- U, R,, .x -QQ.:--, . I lx- x xr, Y, -' I 3 I2 ' 1. r. Qiiix I as-' A M - ,er gg , .wf, , I f ,N W I N I I ' ' , i Linda WIiiI5mS 2 Cassie Mcior 3 Mer, Arm Herbs' 8 Cyndy Arvin ,,,,,,,,,.. Q emi Hsidorn IO Nancy Zander II Kavhy Cro-gun IZ, Marcia Bmw I3 Tina Hauer I4 Becky G-gulf 4 Mary Lee Sch-we-circfi 5 Kathy Kauffman 5 Marqarsi Herbs? 7 Amin NASH 62 ,x ,. .gi .XA-XX! - Y' X XM I l Shoot the Stars' 'lilled The Alpha Sigma Alpha Campus Carnival boolh and se? 'rhe fheme for an en+ire ear of fun and friendship. The AgAs fol- lowed lheir s+ar lhrough a suc- cessful mum sale a+ Homecoming, a horsedrawn circus calliope in +he Homecoming parade, a Hal- loween COS'l'Ume par+y, weelcly Sunday suppers in +he suile and Chrislmas caroling. Mary Ann Herbsl served as presidenl' of Panhellenic and her sis+er, Marga- re+, was named ideal pledge al 'lhe Golden Galeway Ball. Ofher acfivilies for fhe ASAs included a Senior Picnic, Songfes+, Founder's Day and Mofher Pafroness cere- monies. 16 AT qllll ,fl 4 2 ' 4 J, lv XX .AN 'A 5, ,..-.- gs .YJ sq- -....f - 1.--Q U I NA! 4 U QQ In e e w Cr-en M:Gee Z Jed Smoke 1 LW, CWM 4 Cleo Fewsvem 5 Mike Ven-:e f, me ww. 1 em, Robbwn B Ken Morrow 9 Tvn Connor IO J-rn Novak II Remy Mann x2 Dave Svmnen I3 Req Rmmfes I4 Torn Newm- I5 John Semned George Bmon Greg Funk M Arnold Hel Shepard Twm Sanders Cmp Mm Ben Megan H R Lacey Sm Levee Deva Rqgnlk R T Green Tom Kneppel Chuck Leer Soeve Fleschnsf Saou McDonald sf new 'ww bk l i 'LT-x I ' Q I 4 J. .Y .- fa., i,-,, .. 4, fa -Fr. F PH se... -:rx bin ' - ' P!! Q.gi-:Q his T ! 'V' 3 is 9 E 4.13 nga i W , J I A revolving globe of gli++ering +infoil highligh+ed +he fheme Com- munica+ions 'lor fhe Alpha Tau Omegas as +heir floa+ won +he Homecoming Parade Sweepslakes Trophy for lhe second slraighl' year. The world of radio and TV - bofh broadcasling and receiving - were porlra ed on lhe floal in paslel shades of crepe paper. Ahs+en+ion from Bachelor of 'rhe Year creafed confroversy for lhe Taus, bu+ fhey fell +heir 350 would be beHer dona+ed 'lo 'rhe Amphi- 'rhealer fund. A parl wi+h 'rhe Chi Os a+ +he Glenn Home rounded ou+ lirsl semes+er as 'rhe guys and gals platyed Sanla for needy li+'rle ones. pring ound 'rhe ATOS paired wi+h +he women of Alpha Xi in 'rwo even+s - Campus Revue, wi1'h a skil on The Judgemen+ Day, and +he 'randem bike race, wi+h a lrophy for second place. Canoe 'rriprping in May brough+ +he brolhers closer +o- ge+ er as summer vaca+ion drew near and lhe year ended for +he men of ATO. Ou+s+anding brofhers included Sleve Fleshner, var' si'ry baske+ball, and Mike Blackwell, varsily foofball. Sfeve Lynn was presidenl of +he Junior Class and was also named +o Who's Who along wi+h presi- den+ Tom Newlin. A f ' -. 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Vice Presidenl Ted F-lammelmann.. Treasurer Dave Shnnefr .. Secrefary 16 Boiiom le'H: Cul in fhe wilds a ierocious lion siallfed lie Alpha Phi pledges as They held pr soner Their newly elecied president 500 invitation +o ihe Alpha Phis was ihe resuli of hard worlr on 'their Homecoming floai' Firs+ Indy 500 Y I9I I. The invi+a+ion made 'rhe Al ha Phis 'rhe firsi organizaiion from Terre Hauie +0 have a floai in ihe 500 parade. Pariicipaiion in Campus Carnival, Campus Revue, Trike and Tandem Races lcepi' +he Alpha Phis busy un+il +he 500. Members on Junior Class Council and in Who's Who broughi disiinciion +o ihe Alpha Phis, as well as 'rhe individual members, such as Kay Maiiingl , chosen ISU Glamour Girl, and Kaih Roper, named Terre Hauie Heari iyund Queen. DELTA OMICRON CHAPTER Alpha Phi Joyce Wiggins .... ......... P resldeni Kaihy Maicher . .. ...Is+ Vice Preside-n+ Terry Waggoner ....... 2nd Vice Presideni Sue Dinlrel ..........., 3rd Vice Presideni Kay Maffingly ....... Recording Secrefary Cyndi Fausi ... ... ....... Treasurer JJ 1' lp, ,, fr l f A L ff If! i li' P M ' hz, t - ll, z. 7 9 ,fi , TL V. l if lr Y ia Mngml l-eff. i Z7 J M I 4 is refwwsqqmf, 25 K l- R p lb Edaharmer Z9 J F dwrn l7 iowa Wi- 30 S D QP 'y l8 Yc'h,MaVhras :il ld N h lon PQ isffizfsflm 32 J H sum Z0 Debi e C 33 Tana Bell Zi NM-:,v,f, n 34 Csfaimrclufe zz Dorrafic as siewiim Z3 Syd 3'f h 36 Jan Schoppsl 24 Mmm M Al 37 Alpina ze Nrgiip H ,i Zo Pa Pfvefs-gn I I , ANA 2 A 1 ' R Yih' v ji - .5 1. wi I67 AGPA I 41 I3 I L Q 4' 5 5? I John Hrqqm 2 MrchaB1MrVf:heI! 3 Dona!-3 Reese 4 Le.-fence Ford 5 Nan! Sharron b Lerr, Hogg 7 Herb Herr, B Rohan Norm Q Harman Mez I0 Fred Herrsersrzm Reqrrralo Parry Jehu: Wdherrwa Jnm Hero Larry Lrrree Reese-eh Burr-br, Ven S-mp-wr. vm-gen Harm' Reqqe ow Marwrr Demdrw vY- . Above: Brofhers show +ha+ They are on The riqh+ Hack in e bit of downing capfured before Their group picfure. Lefi: Chap- 'rer oufhfs are displayed af a dance in The Union. Alpha Explosion lheme of an Alpha Phi Alpha dance given wilh 'the 'Fra+erni+y's sis+er so- rori+y, Alpha Kappa Alpha, gave lhe brolhers a chance 'ro choose members for 'lheir liflle sisler organi- za+ion, Alpha Angels. The group, com osed of 24 girls, works wilh +he brolhers in sponsorin ac+ivi+ies and social 'funclions as wei as assisfing in rush and in organizing lhe pledge classes. African Ex+ravaganza, 'rhe annual sweelhearf ball, allowed +he brolh- ers 'ro show some African influenced Fashions and hairs+yles. Miss Alfhea Dubose was chosen as swee+hear+ For +he forlhcoming year, and was enlerlained wi+h an African Tribal. True fralernily spiril came across as The brofhers s'rrove +o con+ribu+e 'ro I'he cause of Blackness a+ ISU. The men worked +oge+her and wi+h ofher olack Greeks in an effor+ 'ro show s+uden+s and 'fownspeople fhe ideas oehind 'rhe new insislence on relen- lion of Afro-American culfure rafh- ar fhan of one borrowed from whi+e America. P, -- ,. f-1-- -- '--.- - -Y-1--H ZETA RHO CHAPTER Alpha Phi Alpha Vince-ni Hayes, Roosevelf Surnbry Larry Lmce ...... Larry Dodson .,., .,.,.. ,Presideni , . Vice Presiden+ , Secrefary .. , Treasurer 1 8 EL BE K It 5Bi 5 DEF 531 K 3 Q , .-E' r 1' l Xu i5f ,ak f Tri-1 W A. e 169 l'CPB r BETA Pl CHAPTER Gamma Phi Beta Carole Jones ................. Presldenf , Claudia Brauer ............ Vice Presidenf Mareffa Jackson . Corresponding Secre+ary I Brenda Hahn ........ Recording Secrefary Anifa Goodrich .... .......... T reasurer T 1 1 T 'if 57'-' new-L 2. -I 1 ' A 1 , 5 .T 'vii T , ve, i T zz mf fn Bmw ,Q 'ew i 1 24 Perf, VJ P-:T , p,1,,E9fi5,,g, ia r P 25 Li,na'vsw F 4 QBAHM 2.5 M146 , 3,-Mmgfqav 1 V 1 Z7 Bev 0 T,-Y, 5746. M H , za PM Aw - a,,,,,fg1 ,W f v i ZQ rim of 9 adn Bw fa Q F 30 Braid-' fr 'V 1 UL. P,,1,. + v yi 'fm MPI I V 70 Consistent combination tor the Gamma Phi Be-tas this year seemed to be service and tun. A little girl in Appalachia telt the results as she was adopted by the Gamma Phis who will provide tor her education. Money tor this and other roiects was obtained by sponsoring a slave sale held at Rose-l-lulman. The Theta Chi-Gamma Phi Campus Revue pres- entation, which dealt with toda 's changing world seemed to tollow the line ot! thought ini- tiated by the Gamma Phi Homecoming tloat, 'Hours' is a time ot change. Participation in Campus Carnival, trike race, Tandem Race and Songtest tilled the year tor the Gamma Phis. I7 AI' A fair to remember was more ihan a 'firsl' place floafg i'I' was I970-7I for Della Gamma. Through con- cer+ed efforl' on 'rheir lalesl' philanlhrop M sigh+ conserva+ion and aid +o 'rhe blindl e children ai +he Beacon School of lhe Valley have new glasses. Memorable affairs 'rhroughoul' The year in- cluded honor as Top Ranking Sororiiy scho- las+ically, a devilish 'rhird place in Campus Revue wi+h 'rhe Choppers, S+a+e Day, Spiri+ Week, Founders' Day and Songfesl' 3 a year 'ro remember! GAMMA OMICRON CHAPTER Delta Gamma Judy Parks... ......... Presidenf Ka+hy Profhero ...... ls? Vice Pre-siden+ Mar'I'y Barnes ......... 2nd Vice Presiclem' Kay Cahill .......... Recording Secrefary Margo Myers .... Corresponding Secretary Carol Robinson ................ Treasurer E ,fy Q . 4. fa! N ' . , ' 7551.5 r ' A, . Q' p. X , A ' . - ' I -- , f-Q. , , Arif. -1 V' ft 1 ' r. .- .33 . y sy ..,, Q ' - 7.3! ff QL'-' ing. ' ut 1' t .f Q . 'X' 'W is fig- I n-W x X . V Q1 , ' . ' Y 'I 1 ' W - . I, -X ,X . . ., 3- K, JV ,Q l . . . , r H B P 71.5 SX ' -'X :xx .xN.f. r X y 'Q .. -4- I yi! 1 . v t Ai r' X v ' V t 1' KYT. ' 1 .' w 3 4. X - -,, ' ' V, , ' ' ' ' V r . - i I ' v 3 A . ' -51 :It Ax. .. , fl I V S. P' ... S U 'UP' y Twp. Y c 71 , -4 32,-U, , -.A -,.1 3 Jan Rai9'aHoNa -xl' F P IJ! 4, Me!Snyder M Q HW 4 fl f-, H 5. Margo Myers 455 6 R0serwarreBonacors1 ,H 7 Cmu aemqnour 8. CaroYRobmsof1 9 GayNe Mavvhews WO Lrbby Srsbefworqea M Jarr- Leqqevv WZ CafWa Lwdsfwm 73 Debbre Dan 4 7 M V4 Betsy WHeeWer Nancy Roserwfemr auf rs I6 Jemce Brown I7 Mama Hawbefsvadv 4.1- M8131 --,,,.- w-4 wr HI W A' 1 J.. yr 1 , y 7 HQLAQ , U 15. 4, I4 ' 1 ' 1 9 Q 7 Ci r rf ,, ,,,1' ' fr O ff' Y 51 wi' Lf r' I . ,. , u 4 H Is Je I s V' 1 '. 4 ' I lf' ' 5 zxxvr-'H 'H' N afpf 1 009' I. AM BaWabaf1 18. Mahrrda Prqrresorv 35 C,-,rmHe DeRosa rp'-12 Q iff, 2. JMB Ray IQ, Kmy swam Je Sarah AnqNrn 20 Ghnda Day 21 Hahn Koubanos Z2 Sane Rosemrefer 23 Mom Mrarhearn 24 Jane! Byrd Z5 Marsha Hum za Jo Hughes 27. Celra McLean ze amy Snapper Z9 Barb La?-1055 30 Karer- Crass BI Jane Beaw 32 Mary Ceye Pirner Ja Mary Lou oowmh 34 Debbre Ccrrr-eH 37 Kafby O Brren 38 Fern Dsrq 39. Janev BaHema 40 Mary Arm VVmcheU 4V Mary Harq 42 Mergaref Sanders 43 Donna Burger 44 Jodwe McDonaNd 45 SueBra1enas 46 Pada Carre!! 47 Merr Crrpe 48. Samy Svore 49 SulanneLe'd1f'qer 17 74 AAA 0, D 1' li fx ul fkil 4, I 'll' 1 I ffl Milla ,qw g . a ill il 1, yn, KQX yay In 3. IO ll Benn-e Yeung Jahev Sprller Darcie Pavrrck Diane Easvrrdqe Kathy Lnvanne Conn-e Culmrma Gall Maurer Shirley Cool Maggie Hopkins Karen Smrvh MM, Jane shop. Paula Clarion Leanne Branch Bobble Benner: Char Kufschke Susan Hile may Mayne Linda Bosecker Carol Byread Marsha Krone Chr+s5chmir1 Edie Steele Kmy wash Marsha Hood Judy Decker Cookie Moore Lisa Phares Sherry Ford Jolee Fields Jean Hansuclrer Sara Laughlin mmm Mum, Terry Richards Ranking high in +his year's campus evenls were lhe women of Della Della Della. S+ar+ing ihe year wi+l'1 firsl' place 'rrophies in Campus Carnival and 'lhe Trike Race, success persis+ed 'fhroughoul Greek y Sin , Alpha pled ing week, a Sigma Pi 'lra e par+y am? Parenls' Weekend. i Paired wi+i1 lhe TKES in Campus Re- 5 view, l'l1e Tri-Dells placed 2nd in Fun, T Lau hs, and Good Times. Wrapping up + e year wilh Songfes+, lhe Tandem l Bike Race and a Spring Week boo+h, l ,i e s i +he girls in slairwell I I again displayed eir ree s iri an sis er oo . +h 6 k p + d + h d l 'F rim, ..,,. 'T ,-S, 1fE 2fi'33-RQ'-oF ri 'Lx' gg Ns-iii -T-is is ,vw - x., Q. 3- Q. . af P . r.,p',,. 1.01 - , , -..f leg., ,r '-fm, - 1 ,..'r,'-. W- A- sl- - fl .211 . . . gf . ,c.,,4,e- -. gl- T - 5 X .X r V- gr 'gk' V I ,Y kt 5 I 'EXIF J S-1' - -lla' +1 . mx- I: 5 1 X-fi 'HJ' 1 . ' . Q ' E ,a h R as l im, . K' K . 'fl U 5 - -, Q-' V. r ' ' -1-3 1 - -N ', - g' N . . g , .. :Ay N, s J T V dj X , q R I l Q I Q '., - ii i-.fij ' . A. Tx iii I ' x i' , 2. f A ' ' X 'el s ' - ' 435 'ic K K ,s f s--. -' we. f - Y?-3 . 5, . -'fr .f 'iii' T-F fl , 4 'tugs-,da isis-A 'ef . A 4:i's?.i 1 1- If Y .- -1 ' 'rl BETA GAMMA CHAPTER Delia Delia Delta ookue Moore .. Hkgglll A A ww Q.. 1 -P qs. . I 4 'Y X f. KQRNH 'X L A26 ZETA NU CHAPTER Delta Sigma Theta Pal Washinglon . .. .......... Presidenl Karen Armslrong .....,.... Vice Presidenl Charmene Brisbon .... Recording Secrelary Rene Parlcs ...... Corresponding Secrelary Wedell Allen ...,............. Treasurer ta J 76 Heaven ancl Hell 'lifled a par+y of fhe Della Sigma Thelas during 'rheir second year on campus. A gel acquainled lea s+ar+ed fhe year off wi+h +l1e annual Cangood Dance and Pledge Recognilion Dance soon fo follow. Dough- nul sales and a Chesly-Busly Dance sup- plied lhe food, while clolhing drives and Chrislmas caroling supplied +he aclion. The year ended wilh a lard drive al 'rhe Boy's Club and fur'l'her plans for an aclive l97l- I972. 2 345 IZ l fo a Psfwmmqron P.qqywr,d 2 Dons slum s. Kfymlwnl. 3 cvmmms b Q crwyaolwe M as c o 1 nr swans, 5 K Q EI Puls 6 Al sv 2 B b sa We . -as, -c . .JL 1 ii wi will was I3 Chl Jh I PIC p is L ryNI b l All Love, Peace and happiness, 'rhe Cmega Psi Phi fheme, was carried Ihrough fhe year in several ac+ivi+ies. Brenda Harris was named Sweefheari' a+ a dance in her honor in la+e November. Brofhers and swee+hear'rs helped +o beHer black- whife undersfanding by making speeches and answering quesfions dur- ing Negro Hisfory Week. Terre Hau+e's Hy'I'e Cenfer capiured much of Ihe Omega's +ime as I'he bro+hers helped underprivileged s'ruden+s wi+h +u+oring services. Giffs and food bas- lceI's were dis+ribu+ed aI' Chris+mas fo needy families. Hy+e Cenfer members were I'rea'red +o fhe Sycamore-Nor'rh- ern Illinois baslcefball game wiI'h a gifi' of I00 ficlcers by 'Ihe fra'rerni+y. A donafion for fhe new Hyfe Cenfer building helped boos+ fhe fund drive 'Io +he 'rop. CHI SIGMA CHAPTER Omega Psi Phi Lee Sanders ...... ......... B asileus Eddie Leauell .... ...... V ice Basileus Charles Johnson Ronald Smi+h .......... Keeper of Finance yi fc .4 y, ............. K.R.s. QIPCID Brenda Harris of Della Sigma Thefd served as irafernily sweefhearf while Omega Psi Phi, Lee Sanders.. acfed G5 Man of fhe Year for The Dells. QXHERHO Q3- li Q EA!!! THATS Q90 Ecgxmmm 'M F' gl 1 78 Z GAMMA CHI CHAPTER Zeia Tau Alpha Spicy Johnson. . . ......... PreAsiden+ Pa? Ruzga .... . . . lsr Vice Presidenf Beisy Ash'ron ...... . . .2nd Vice Presideni Susan Underwood .... Recording Secreiary Chris Nowak .... Corresponding Secrefary Lynda Buffingion .............. Treasurer 4715 YYX of , 'i ,A-I .. S . A Ky' . K i -f - A 5' f 1 ,fP-if, 1 i' ,,..ig .,s 1 C -, F'--, F ff' 59154. .:, . . - . - ff ,',f-off-' -Y 7 .l ' 1 157' S- .'g-N15 -'-'fn m ,L,- fl? A . . 1 1: ,,r'f:w,1,' Q 'fwdjz qf:-- 'v .gzftl -, .' ,, S. -N ' K V gg ' Y' . 121'-i 'X -.ig ., . -.U Nqfgsxq . ,. , aw: 1: V .rxyl Q. .Q-,I xqr:3.lhar 4,g.4tg- V ,-4 1. - e. 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Eaclhus Berne Sllcocl: 9 Debble Hnlwes 24, Mnxms Mullet Pam Boyd Q Carol wellng 25 Kavlwee Todurail owl zymlo 10 Calm, gonlowgl, Z6 Keren Sundeiur Puma Perorle II Debbls Jones Z7 L-ndu Dhllen some Waller I2 JMB l-4eu,,,,q 28 Puffy Schwenl Splcy JO!-mmf, la. cally Cay 29 Nancy Allen Pu vw Allen I4 Vlclle Bcmlellle 30 KafhY Oveldorf Sandy Deyhuff I5, PM Ruzqa JI em, Hammer Dabb-s arm, lb, Dabbla wade Mccalllslef 31 MMV Ellen vw Allen Carly, Rwlwll I , , .,,. ,,. .,k x Q N: 1 4 X, Q ' ' ' s V v Q 3 'QQ- G YA A ,S X l 4 5 , al 7 Y fly . W , n ., .. .7 13,3 AJ vi., 1. X: . --A11-M , . U x -Few' , 'ip l.. V -N Uxxvx lr' X 4 I Y.--' A . 7 ' 115,218 l V, .f 4. -' '., ,vb .na . i.',..-V l S. is xy. 179 GX 80 DELTA PI CHAPTER Theta Chi Paul Scoff Ed Turbyfill Joe Huber Cnuck Levy . .Presidenr Vice Presideni . .Treasurer . Secretary 1 ig L. fe -, L l -QL rr ' , , Q , nf H 2, ,4 . H 15 , 5 , 1 -vb 5 ' 5 Q '74 5 lb 7 1 1 J 4 0 ' ' rr ,, u 7 1 ScoHCoH1nS Steve Sullrvan Andy Mnmo Gary Baurnqan John shaney Andy Amey Bob Pfocvof Tony Lawrence Chuck Levy Mrlre Teso Bull Kaufman Tum Aibao Greg Goodman Aquaman Smnlw Mrle Melivs Brewman Sieve Grubb ner I8. Ed Barflow I9 Glen Schepers 20 Phu, Shot? Zl Paul Scan 22. John Karalsra 23 Conrad Gregory 24, Steve Hmes 25 ZERO 26. Dave Cleveland 17. Danny me 28 Drclr Kaufman 29. Pat Ganeau 10. John 5uNon SI. Tony Rembarqer 32 Crarg Marvin 33. Ed Grglrnni Sreva Sanger Bu!! Ersman Mrlre Tavenner Joe Kopanda Mickey Adams Jos Foanvo Jerry Gellmg Mark Neff Mile Fredervclrs Dave Parks Larry Henvilon Bob Hasbrouck Roger Jennings Laffy LovVron Ralph Johnston Cool Lou Erpe ldrng Overcoming tragedy fhe men of Thela Chi prompily moved inio 'rheir new chap+er house ius'r across 'rhe sireei' from ihe blackened ruins of fheir old home. The former house had been de- sfroyed b a fire lasl winier and bro'rhers suffered fhe loss of everyihing in fhe siruc- fure, including personal possessions. All summer and mos+ of las+ semesfer The broihers could be found pain+ing, scrub- bing, and 'rrimming 'ro make fheir new home look iis besl. Elsewhere, lhe men could be seen in blocs a+ fooiball ames, par'ricipa+- ing in 'rhe Trike Race, anc? campaignin for Tim Skinner, candidale for Bachelor 0? +he Year. Spring rush roved 'ro be a successful one for ihe brofhers as 'they compiled one of fhe larges+ pledge classes on campus. The+a Chis were well re resenled in campus af- fairs as fwins Dick and Bill Kaufman are boih included in Blue Key, wi'I'h Dick serving as nex+ year's president Slalesman spor+swri+er And Amey won several awards from ihe llndiana Collegiaie Press Associa+ion for his excellence, and broihers Kevin Murphy and Mike Tavenner are bofh varsi+y gymnasis. KAVI' ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER Kappa Alpha Psi George Smith . Polemarch Ivory Smith . , Vice-polemarch Wiliiam Bryant, , . . ,Exchequer Ernariuet Turner ,, Satiguse Gien Eari , Keeper ot the record Fast stepping Kittens clad in red satin minidresses and white boots provided the entertainment tor their Kappa Alpha Psi men at a dance in the brothers' honor. The men were proud ot their Kap a Kittens who were also on hand to cook up a chili supper and help with rush. The brothers shared love with kids at the Hyte Center as the and the little sisters rovided an island atmosphere, which shone with leis, grass skirts and happy taces. Action on the intramural basketball court, weekend parties and the crown- ing ot sweetheart Lisa Collins at a Coronation dance completed an eventtul Kappa Year. Outside ot Indiana State activities, the Kappas journeyed to Southern Illinois in May tor the l9th annual Ka a Karnival. The ISU cha ter men were ioinedoklsy over 4,000 national brothers at the event with the AI ha Zeta Chapter plac- ing second in the basketball tournament. i T i i i 9- Luwxcv- we NJN!! J ..-.s.-..---f--qu 1 i Q ,-7 i . E A+- ,- 1 FS'- F,Qc.:f '. 1 .2 fir'-s.'-Cf ?R .s-1. ,- ,- ...eu i if ,f 4 I -..,x H7 11 I WL NN 'J xf IX I. S xv fqwgkbfkl ff 1 Pomio Afdefscf I2 Lan. Svepr-ws Z Joe' loves 13 Sgr imfr V.n:eme 3 Lwsa Q1 ff 14 6-eofqe Sw W 4 Ermm-.eN Tune x5 Qmfm WW 'e'a 5 Pampw n- wg Nb Robefv Cpu M 5 Syveye' Pn.'p+.s I7 James M .QF 7 Jefwe Bm. IS G1gm-Egrl B Edmnd Hen ue vwmfh Bmw 9 W-'om 5f 'V' 20 Du-e Joinsm IO A1-w De'k 21 Regmmd Naam' M Barn Moss Z2 Ernest Thomas V - fix, fl? 'F ' s ' ' ' M. f - ,E M., 1 ' gf ' 1 , ji' l 6 , 2?-fs J Q .,:14i4.- ' .5 a fv, - I 'Q ' ,Lp ' 'S C.. A . -1 ' J w 4 P -' '- I-r Ks . 'ff ' 1 2:2 A . , 5 r ' l ' fi, V Q ' i v ffl? my fS V A V . U A f , -' , , QW 1-50511 ' .5 .a v:.-r4nrdfm1v E .PL I ! KZ The Golden Spike Railroad boolh won firsl prize a+ Campus Carni- val for lhe men of Kappa Sigma as lhey began 'lhe year on l'he righl lrack. Wilh fall came Union Board's Bachelor of 'rhe Year, and Rick Dobson, Kappa Sig's candid-ale, look coeds hearls - and voles - walking away wilh firsl' prize. A firsl place in 'lhe fralernily floal division during Homecoming was also garnered by 'rhe brolhers. Ecological 'rhoughfs came wilh spring and found 'lhe men aired wilh lhe Chi O girls for Campus Revue. 'lllieir skil cenlered around lhe uproar over environmenlal pollulion and won a Besl' Aclor Award for brolher Don Baker. Spring rush was highly successful as lhe Kappa Sigs pu+ on l'he mosl produclive rush on campus. Carefully planned smokers and parlies neH'ed a pledge class of 32 men, one of lhe largesl' l'aken y an fralernil . A look around Slaie found ihe men of Kappa Sigma busy. Doug Morse and Danny Ulierback worked on Union Board. Blue Key included Mike Wills and Charlie Criss, who also was named 'rhe Oulslanding Senior Fralernily Man as well as one of 'rhe Alan C. Rankin Oulslanding Seniors. 4 KAPPA BETA CHAPTER Kappa Sigma Roger Cole Der Bale-r . Isl Vice Presidenl Criss Sverdsen 2nd Vice Presidenl Mark Bader. . Treasurer Laffy Mai' , Secreiary -x by 29 'S Presiden+ s-S? ,f-guy Q Bollom lefl: Mrs, Ralph Tirey gels a hug and a gy -..ll smile as she pre-semis llie Kappa Sigs Songlesi direcior, John Baker, Willa lhe second place Fraiernily Division fro ! is 4 .ef W F F1 4 , L: Tc' 3'-fr Daw: Gnu Dr Hair' Jail ?A5'2.!i,' Pa. Af. Jas' Bama Sfwmef B N Poe S:: T, e, Dar MJ' Dave CH 515' F94 Ffwf' Dm. Pa'-2 Tv' Cw 'Q- D,v w ltr' 19 Q Da, HU E0 Aw Gem C'-frfaf PQ' 9 ': B:: 'fv:, ,: lun: Ce- Efe' La , '1 a T' L::'a Bm w Af'T+f3,,-ef Pc- va 5'-1 ': 5-as Tff' Ex La , Ven .f ga' in--2' :sw MJ5 L' . Dev, ff. Ha 31: v-wi: ff Mae v. wig., 3, . 6 AXA Building spirit brofher Bob Todd hel ed fo organ- ize male counferparfs For fhe female ISU Varsify cheerleaders, and fook an acfive parf himself af Sycamore foofball and baskefball games. Lambda Chis were always found af sporfing evenfs, usually combined wifh a sororify and cheering for fhe boys in blue and whife. A devilish good fime was had by fhe men wifh fhe women of DeI+a Gamma in fheir Campus Revue acf, which won fhem an award for cos- fumes and a fhird place overall. Brofher Jerry Preuss in his red gliffer Safan ouffif liferally sfole fhe show wifh his forking around. The An- chor Clankers were also feamed wifh fhe brofhers for Spring Week, where fheir Tandem feam placed fourfh. Poking fun Sf UniedSaniu's draff lg:- fer earne a f ir ace fro duging fall's Campus Clajrnival. Vfihoil lehearfed frafernify backing for BOY candidafe Dave McKenney earned him a runner-up posifion and fhe admirafion of many coed vofers. Omnipresenf mascof Cleo, com- plefe wifh whiskey keg, showed her- self fo be a real Sainf fBernard, fhaf isl and led fhe Lambda Chi converf- ible in fhe Homecoming Parade. Brofhers acfive on cam us included Brofher Todd who, besidpes his cheer- leading acfivifies, served as senior class vice- residenf. Bob Barker sfarfed as forward and Paul Sfroud as guard for 'rhe varsify baskefball feam. Sporfing varsify foofball jer- seys were Maur Loeffel, Bob Paf- fee, Dave Mclzenney, and Doug Garrard. IOTA EPSILON CHAPTER Lambda Chi Alpha Jerry Preuss . ......... Presidenf Bob Todd .... ..... V ice Presidenf Sfeve Nelson . ....... Secrefary Dave Parker .. ..... Treasurer 5-L L XX S, ,S 0 ,,.f T, ,- ,fs 1 ,4 ' 1 9.4 - XL, -Q, k. J L way Mrs Bea9r!ce.!o!1n5orr Ken! Garrsrd Doug Graham Ron Grrmas Dave Parker Rmk Rebbar Randy caurrr Br!arr Haber' Bob MQC-grrrwd Rm!! Reed Rodger Rader Pau! Sfroud Phu! Beers Bob Fame John Sovebser Maury Loeffs! Dar Mrllraqvar Sveue Amdersirn Barry header Sveve Graham Drclr Larburdaarr Dava Makarr, sr!! Mar,rra..a! Jesse Grogan Charha Damarr, Dann Wrcmrrglrr- Rwck Lurxqsvr-Jrrr Pete Dr!q Jwm Mmm!-e!! Sfeve Dehbaugh Buddy Robmsfrrr DOuq Gerrard Par! DeLong Oaopafra Ch. Hank Nu:!1!3!5 Rmk Brno Cl!!! Sedum Jerry Cobas wan, Pawarbarqa wayra Kenna Terr, Sewers Jerry Radford Rrar Nramayar Dave Daurea Sfave Norma Sieve Ne!s-:rn Dave Chamber! Gary Hazlar Dave Obama nm Mis Shcrervaier Larry Pump Bob Todd Duel Fu!mer Dar Barfagmrnlr Joe Thorrpargrn Jef! Bervrurrr Doug Co!!!rxs Larry Palzhma! Yank Goan Ser, warmer W!! Greg Panaram BOb5f!U 1 Tommy Tmmpga Doug Arrrramrauv pun! 5m,,L, Br!! Larrsau My BN, Mde Cow:-W 4 Y ,134-1 1 , x V11 J X1 ,. a If L4 V. 1 yin ' Q. 'NK-1 7. f 4- 'vz Lx . -'-Q ,W !. ! ,Q- 0 . Wi,- 19 'X f ,n -1 J r l If t . l' B 5 sig 45 R , Qfkxv 'NM I, Q .s iiztwlsiii Qilllh N s QRS! i. . i ff i X l 5 its L Thinking and innovating, ihe men of Pi Lambda Phi drasfically aliered fhe fra- diiional ac+ive-pledge s'ra'rus and came up wiih sur- prisingly safisfying resul'rs. Equalify funcfioned as 'rhe ey word in 'rhe new program, which slrove +0 elimi- na+e +he idea of a lowly pledge, and insiead esfab- lished ihe concep+ of a 'unior ac+ive. A carnival almo- sphere, com lefe wifh lboo+hs and a haunfed house, comprised 'rhje Campus Revue en'rry of fhe brolhers and +he Alpha Phis. An excellenf applicaiion of ghoul- ish make-up in 'rhe haunied house scene earned many complimen+s. Spring Week found +he broihers paired wi+h 'rhe AOPi girls. Persisience and hard worlc helped +he men 'ro win +he coveied IFC Scholarship Trophy for academic excellence for 'fall semesfer. Broihers aciive on cam us included Sieve Pfrank, scholarship commiflee chairman for IFC, and Larry Meddles, who served as Blue Key president l .l mr. :V M. Y' .1 Q. L... ll L l 37 5 .7 iq D 1, 1, 29 INDIAINIA ALPHA DELTA CHAFLTER 'Q Pl Lambda Phu fa ll IJ 1.1 1 3 3 ljml l 39 G1 l, John Puller 2. Dave Mllzlnl 2. Jan Melody 4, Jnm Album 5, led Padqevv 6. Bob Lawson 7. Ron Sclwrwd 8, Jack Comer 9. Bob Ceylon IO. Ralph Il, Rss Schmid l2. Gary Muses IJ. John Eberwem I4. Dave Rsmlclc 'QQVV-' V- Q.- H1435 f fl?3l.:g .gcx 'W 241f'f?2 4 ' ',-.E :Sf h. fl . --'-'-:gf ' ',,-,.,'.3-'. '-.-mx? . f K F. 9: Lfih 'RV' gain ,l A. gm, jg 'f' fb' ' L .nf I LA 1 if A v ' f' l5 Tom lflglfngr ue. LW, meddle, l7 Steve Plrgnk l8. Ruc Ylewe ll? Tom Plggggk Z0 Dave Dafbw 2l Dusvy Rhodes 22, Ra, Aww 23, Allan Wallace 24. Blll Den 25. Jon Anderson 26 Herre Cnudle 27 Blll Kr-auer 28 Lee Smhnpmeyar Dave Shine Larry lvleddles Dave Darloull Bob Waller . . . Presidenl Vice Presidenf . 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X PNN I, Marlene Juenger 2 Well Redman 3 Pam Couch 4 Kerman Bom 5 Jan Margaso 6 Brenda Bush 7 Dolores Muflre B .lane Malofle 9 Karen Graves IO. Cindy Beeson A lv II Linda Hawkins l2. Linda Read I3 Linda Smvfli I4 Linda Ramen F5 Colleen Hema lb Joan Barron I7 Janne Frees ls, Kam Hall IQ, Terr. Jennings Calveff 20, Toby Marlin 2l, Cathy Nolte 22. Cookie Clark 23 Tuna Barnes 24 Charlene Cocanow 25. Becky Lafra 2b. Cheryl Plealr 27 Vicki Wallace 28 Teresa Gels 29. Debby Emmerso ao. may Wellman l is GAMMA GAMMA CHAPTER Sigma Kappa z Marianne Masura . .. ......... Presideni Terry Pierce ...... Q . . Isl' Vice Presiclenf V Linda Graves . . . . .2nd Vice Presiden+ ' Terri Sally Jennings ....... Recording Secreiary Sargeni 5. . . . . . . . . . .... Treasurer 5 .VT K A .. . if N T ' In J :A YA Q.. ill' I , T 1 ' a N -'yy-1 env ,ff -1' W ' , ,. If F, g if Qf+'N1W'+-' 'Ta 4 ffj.. 'Ly - L' -0 , , ' A13-:Jr -' . ,' : 'ff'x 'HUT ,Q ?, 'g' f:'7i v'g! me w . .... . vi . -1' 32: uS.1-.r4nr- Love Story - y Sigma Kappa 'rheme 'For l97I. Caml pus Carnival was approached orQ slcaie boards, and Homecoming l'1ac:3 an eniirely differeni aspec+ -T Women's Lib. Winier broughi fun and a Hallowf een cosfume pariy wi+l1 Rose ATOs2l A+ Chrisimas +l1ey shared +heir lovell wiih flue people of Brandon Home +hrough carols and San+a Claus. Cam us Revue and Love com-A binedpfhe sororiiy wi+h +he Fiiis and Sig Eps. Love' once again ap- Eeared as +l1e iheme of Lavender ane. Spring 'found +he Sigma Kap- pas hos? for Sfafe Day, and winnersi of +l1e song con+es'r. Noi par+icipa+- ing in Songfesi, ihere was +ime +o praciice wiih 'rhe Sig Eps for +l'1er +andem bike race. Smiling faces greeied race 'fans as ihe Snaky Ks worked fhe concession siands ai +he Tony Hulman Classic. Fall +hrough Spring, The Sigma Kap- as acfed ou+ iheir own Love +ory. 'I I r is K Cen+er: The pleasanf smile of a Snaky K me-T each cusfomer af +he sororify's concession s+and on race days. BoHom leffz Hours of hard work was pu+ info The ice carving which surprised The Sigma Kappas and fheir dares a+ +he annual Lavender Lane forma! dance. I ,,, W I--u -35-04 ,- , 1 vo ,, - K ,, . . WY'-PM 5: A , we My ,N if -1 . H r .41 Il XT: 1? SEPT .pl, eww m 1 X ,.I. .. 1 Zl'I 4 GAMMA PI CHAPTER Sigma Pi GNenm Vf3nArsde1H ,U .,. Presiderd Gradie Wlmsread ..... Vice Presidenf Brian Marshall .. Secre+ary Mark Adams .Treasurer C-gm A 1 NS ,VH WU Yw , +- x -, -mi- rffif V 4: 1 rsmwgwg Qi J if My rr t . .Nil I . A.1V,k1 K or ' ,M 4. . ' -' , :A ' -, ff ,fy 1- A . F Tr' is-E,-Qznhg,-i?g.. ' L 7 .-:iw il, ' fl ,, ul' 1 fr, ru-3' Pliql V- I, .U g , , .R -X8 I. W-'Ab' V fm? f'l' ' .,. - '. I I- F 'z A Y- 'I 'V' -.11.f':- WY: r-V5 Qt- 'A - x-X -72124 1 -' -1 .d Y 'r V ,H-.,, .- I My ., gig- . A---gztifigg 17::.....f Grin and beer It was 'fold +o visilors of Sigma Pi al fheir Campus Carnival Boofh. Wearing slraw ha+s and waving canes, fhe brofhers lured visi+ors in+o a fenf 'ro +ry +heir hand a+ ball +oss, wi+h prizes of Budweiser Beer poslers, glasses and sliclcers. The men were awarded a sec- ond place +rophy for lheir crea+ivi+y. Afler +he carnival came Homecoming, and 'rhe bro+hers earned a firsf place for lheir banner displayed a+ +he game. Fall also broughl' Bachelor of fhe Year Con+es+, and fhe men and +heir Li++le Sisfers campaigned for can- didaie Ron Slaughfer. To avoid fhe expendi+ure of Campus Revue, +he Sig Pis chose insfead +o usher and save lheir money for house im rovemen+s and o+her proiec+s +o help fhe chapfer. The Tandem Race paired 'rhe men wifh +he Gamma Phi irls. On IFC, Dave Wood represenfed igma Pi as pasi' +reasurer. 1 Kairh Scraper I3 Jail Geddy 2 Tom Plunlen I4 am Marshall 3 Dave Thompson I5 John Gofczynsln 4 Bm., Lolita no Ray Sfhwsni 5 Emerson Kendall I7 Craig Trobaugh 6 Chris Hunter I8 Dave Wood 7 Jew vom, IQ Mme warms a Doug new zo Mile sim. Q Ran emma, ZI Mm Adams no Peg sms Z2 elm vsmmaali I I Rudy Sd-allen 23 PM Hwsfedl IZ E-mme Wmsfead JH fx 1 r J Q fl ,Y ff 1-1 'L 0 x f 96 ZCIDE The red door always open, Sig Ep Sam was on hand +o greef rushees and make +hem feel wel- come. Bofh fall and spring rush were suc- cessful for +he bro+hers as +hey look pledge classes of over +wen+y men each lime. Sig Ep Li++Ie Sisfers helped +heir men by enferfaining rushees and serving refreshmenls al par+ies. Hearfs and snakes worked Iogelher in Iwo impor+an+ even'l's - Campus Revue and Spring Week. A por+rayaI of Ihe various ages of love broughf +he men +oge+her wilh rhe Fijis as well as wi+h +he Sigma Kappa women for Campus Revue, where brolh- er Kevin Fishback served as assis+an+ Iechnical direclor on fhe sfudenl produc- lion sfaff. Already eslablished relafions were in favor of 'rhe Snak K-Sig Ep Tan- dem Ieam, which earnedla Ihird place 'rrophy on race day. Represeniing +heir fra+erni+y in campus ac+ivi+ies include Bob Poss, guard, and Roger Voorhis, quar+erback, on +he varsi- +y oofball Ieam and Dave Braser on Ihe varsily wreslling Ieam. Jeff Clouse served as freasurer for IFC. INDIANA DELTA CHAPTER Sigma Phi Epsilon Sfeve Nordholf ..... ......... P residenf John Merker+ ..... ..... V ice Presidenl Brad Hoffelmire .. .... Comp+roIler Bill Hicks ....., ..... R ecorder -I ,Qumr- ro 'V v . ,, 1 xflh X . Sam :I 1 Chuck smfofd ur Pere show Randy mr John mgbefv aa. Jen clwe J.m sm, Jerry SheUeB I9 Scot? Slmflwol Sfeve Bschmun Dave Eraser 20 Me! L-treH Roq Owens Tom Whwis ZI Brad Bowen Mark S9raNOn John lndesrfoov 21 Mm Mares Soqve 649.14 Brll Humphrey 23 M:clG-unyon e-My me., Jlm Rueqer 24 Dan Ralph Terry Coshn Rwdy Mruef 25 Randy swoops Paul Dmnporr Dlcl Brokaw 26 Jlm Bereman Dan Moore Tom Websfer Z7 John Znbawa Fred FeuHr Bob Foss Z8 Ron Douqherfy Bob Parker Kevm Frshbecl 19 Joe Couqrll Ken Kraay Roger Voorhrs 30 Jefi Pave John Merlerf Brad HeHsNmrre 3I Ed Hwdrey Kavrn Sabi. 3 ITC. 1 Jamfiw ' 'QW 4.1 V ls fr -rf JD., 3 -pr I Q' N an vc- ' Q '11 . , , r 9' '9 SNL, V sl! Q , dv U E ' r 'Y wmffaci -f M ..,'eg,.f....,f 197 TKE With gusto and s iril l'ha'r+ if Tau Ka a E silon a+ S+aFie, l'he bronherys combinlleld wilii 'rhe Tri Del+ women for a rousing Campus Revue acl +hal look second place and earned l'hem awards for fheir coslumes and slage movement Sequined dancers swayed lo Hey, Big Spender and a fi- nale warned againsl' 'rhe evils of booze and wild women. A+ 'Foolball games lhe brolhers were al- ways in mass, urging l'he Sycamores +o vic'l'ory and shouling for lheir many brolhers on 'lhe 'l'eam. Bolh 'fooiball co- caplains, Kenl Manwaring and Frank Crossland, were TKEs as were Rich Renn, running back, Sam Marra, middle guard and Mike Kuiawski, slol back. Much lime was spen+ working on ihe house - bo'l'h inside and ou+ - and doing odd jobs around 'lhe yard. The an- nual Riverboal par+y in +he spring com- Eleled 'rhe year for lhe brolhers of TKE. rolher Brad Lawrence represenied his 'fralernily as lFC vice-presideni and won 'lhe IFC Mark H. Williams Achievemenl Award as 'rhe oulsfanding junior fralerni- I 1 'ly man. GAMMA RHO CHAPTER Tau Kappa Epsilon Al Kuzyclym .... ...... P residenl Mark Feeny .... .... V ice Presidenl Brady Lawrence ...... Secrelary Bob Williams ... .... Treasurer Top lefl: Brassy music leads new TKE pledges 'rhrouqh lhe grill. Bo'l l'om righh B.O.Y. canclidale Ken? 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Bein moved 'From pole posilion 'ro lasl by l'he iudges of 'feline 'randem bike race didn r hinder lhe brolhers and 'rheir ZTA par+ners as 'rhe 'ream ca - +ured lhe winning lrophy. ll was lhe second slraig + year lhe Phi Dell' leam had won firs+. wo olher viclories in Spring Week aclivilies added lo +he lrophy case. A 'lirsl lace in Greek Games compelilion and in Songfesl helped 'ro end 'rhe year on a happy no+e. Olher spring ac+ivi'ries included Campus Revue, in which +he Phi Dells leamed wilh lhe AOPis and won +he Vern Dyer Award for coo eralion. A Nalional Communily Service Day a+ +he Pjalher Gibaull School climaxed May wi+h service +o lhe communil' . Brolhers aclive on campus included IFC Presidenl Denny McCallis+er. Named lo Who's Who were Rick Chane and Bob Jones. Sleve Fenimore served on Union Board while Sleve Turner and Bob Jerry were HRW in , 4, on 'l'he Varsi'l'y Debale Team. 'nh .l U ,Fla trfl 1, 1 ' A N - l ram Mills sim Penlmo 'lim nan 2 James Pcrsney sfm Turner Dem emu 3 nor sllerwaaa Bob Sfallrnan sms sum 4 me eoaawlr Paul AW Rich co, 5 R055 Brelz Mel Lallarly Ma. Hole a Jae Anderson a.ll cllrlor Boa Farwell 7 Dave Moon Mike cami Harry Rumi: a Sam Prem sim Gruber Rial cam, Q Brad Towle sem Ellis Ml Waller no .lee Harrell Jerri, Fraamls Mile Kami, ll Dave imager Bae larry John Sami IZ Tam Schulman 13 Tony Laird I4, Tam Mann is Larry Lindley lb Mark Turner I7 Fred Young lB Denny McCalll5rer I9. Paul Rlevdorl 20 Fred Anderson ZI. John Ends ear, cmy lan Mom Mclvlll Donna Caudill Dr Owen Ed Laripe Dwalria Darrah Slave Fraderlcks Dave Morphew Bob Jones Glb Hauersperqef Bill Laliollmve Bill Weaver Marl Wildrna Slave Sunlrel Bill Thomas Ron Hellafns Dwight Fraze Man Marsh Allan Yusf 20 XD ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER Chi Omega Linda Wfafson . ,.. .Presidenf Susan Casper , ,Vice Presiclenf JOSH PFOX . . . . . Secrefary Cindy Cain . Treasurer Movln' on for fhe Chi Omegas meanf frade parfies, lunch- eons, and even a funeral. The H. B. Pig funeral held af fhe Kappa Sig house was one of fhe acfivifies affended by fhe women of Chi Omega. ln case you're wonder- ing, fhe funeral was in acfualify a pig roasf. Besides feaming wifh fhe Kappa Sigs for fhe Tandem Bike Race and fhe Spring Week boofh, fhe Chi Os had a frade parf wifh fhe SAES. During fhe Chrisfmas season file feamed wifh fhe TKES for a frade parfy wifli fhe children from a local orphana e. Scholarship was nof gorgoffen, however, as fhe Chi Os ranked firsf in scholarship for bofh se- mesfers. A special scholarship picnic was given by fhe alumnae fo honor fhe girl of each class wifh fhe highesf grade index. During Homecoming fhe Chi O floaf placed sec- ond in compefifion. The girls also gave a brow- nie parfy for ISU professors and a luncheon for fheir alumnae. l fo X, r i. 4. , WJ gk xi 'chfll' 'Q -- H ' 1 ,..r J X 3 l , 1 vb. X1 ig XX: X S .- X N N X g x J, xx r X X X' iq in F N x ' xx . ,sz , 'fx ' A - syia , X-1:23325 . of-: 4 - N: ' Q-. N X N .XX 1 L N. ' QNX A 2, - PTP. frm' - rf? ' 'Q i . 1 H , V, 71 xy :Sy x, A Wwe? Y ,Q 0 , 71, H f7 ,y .X vip Qfxx 14 lb If P ' A 1 ' 'H ' 0 1 ', 4 1 7 7 ' 5 9 Lmdn Ph1lMps 2 Peggy Rhonda 3 Jemns Howard 4 Sormye Edwards 5. Toby Troner 6 Cathy Fauvy 7 Jafxnn Pafon 8 Bevh Slmghay 9 Gm Smrfh IO Kay Rennsfs Il. Comms Halter IZ Ann Zwerner ls, Jo Kelly I4 Mary Lou Shsld I5 Linda Watson XJ 11 on .e shauey Varnm I7. Kandx Kaervchsr IB June Eno I9 Lmdu Prmlt 20 Jams McCracken 21 Tuna Groscop 22 Jon Pfsrffer 23 Judy Mmm zo. Carry Burns 25 Cathy Grrmes 26. Debbre Schuh! 27 Karan eryemq 28 Nancy Zwernsr 29 Jane Hunsrnqer 30 Cmdr Vern 42 43 44 Ann H-me Nancy Rendafr army Wwlframs Carol Holmes my Young Sharon Suggs Cheryl Cammy Keren Healer Muqqs Mrumn Sue FO. Paula Oman Cwndy Rmrrdyon Lmda Howard Bafsy Lancer 205 706 Qfg-1 'J I' 115 an ni K 5 , 4 A x 'S Q .gr2,fm. 1 ff? --Qi.: ' 1 . ' 4- -11 L 5 4 v '.-' 7 Y mt - 4 0-'lb-' -1- ,A 1- W , ,r , - , , 11 ' u 2, 3 ' 6 '4- Q ' 1 , M , I ,,, 3 x 0. 'Z 208 lf's not iail buf you mighf be beffer off if if were. Resi- dence Halls af ISU fyou dare nof call fhem dormsi were fhe ideal sfudenf residence. Thaf is why fhe adminisfrafion has rules sfafing Sfuden+s who will have earned 86 semesfer hours of credif as of Augusf 3I, and sfudenfs who will become 2I years of age on or before Sepfember'30, may live in housing facilifies of fheir own choosing. All ofher single undergraduafes who do nof re- furn fo fheir homes each evening musf live in housing facilifies mainfained by fhe Uni- versify. Thaf's how neaf our halls are. Excepfions are allowed - if our parenfs are 53,000 belowifhe poverfy ievel, Qwhich by universi- fy sfandards is 353,000.00 or you can rove wifh bad grades fhaf you can'f sfudby, or you can gef some docfor fo lie for you and say residence hall life makes you nervous Cfhere are very few of fhose or we would all be in aparfmenfsi. An example of fheir 'neafness' was exempli- fied in fhree empfy floors in Jones, one in Hines, and fhe fop fwo in Rhoads and Cromwell. Many ofher rooms had only one occupanf - nof necessarily by requesf. A plicafions for off-campus housing flood- eclafhe Office of Residence Hall Programs and consenf friclcled baclc fo sfudenfs. Con- 'rinual fhreafs by SGA fo sue remained iusf fhaf - fhreafs. Early indicafions affer visifafion's passage didn'+ forefell an upswing in residence hall populafion wifh sfudenfs rushing fo move in. Jusf as many iuniors R if nof more - were aparfmenf hunfing for nexf year. Peo- le were sfill waifing on lisfs for enfry info Eincoln and ofhers were searching for doc- fors fo sign fhaf 'nervous' slip. Buf residence hall life confinued fo frudge along. ln fhe men's halls each floor was a governing body called a 'house.' Women's halls had 'corridors' wifh fhe excepfion of Marshall's 'villages.' Represenfafives from fhese houses, corridors, and villages filfered fo a general hall council. The hall presidenfs composed fhe Men's Halls Associafiontand Women's Halls Associafion, governing The enfire campus residence hall sysfem.,,lfl all added up fo a miniafure Unifed Sfaafes or magnified civics class. g . 3 g Of course, SGA d-idn'f recogniie MHA'a-nd? WHA as official spealcers for residence hall. sfudenfs. Too bad fhe Board asf Trusfees didn'f agree wifh SGA's opinion - only MGA-WHA could presenf a visifafion women's hours proposal fo fhe board. OF course, SGA was fhrilled. is Food service was a fopic of consfanf com? menf - very few were good. We had no food fighfs or diarrhea fhis year, buf a lof of people lived on peanuf buffer and ielly sandwiches. An MHA-WHA Food Service Commiffee worlced many wonders wifh campus food service - buf who can hon- esfly expecf mofher's apple pie? While some foods were oufsfanding, ofhers were experimenfs on sfudenf guinea pigs. Ah, yes. . . ain'f God Qfill fhe blankl fo Indi- ana Sfafe Universify sfudenfs? l'lmGl1 HOUYS Vending Machines . . . Residence Hall Association Jack McDonald 1, , ln li T i ' 2 li , 6, l - l l l, . l i l MHA-WHA!Fusion A merging of diverse elemenis info a uni- fied whole. Webs+er defined ii, MHAA WHA did ii. A dream of lhree adminisira- lions became realiiy under ihe four+h. The consiifuiion of 'rhe Residence Hall Associae Hon ai Indiana Sfaie Universiiy creaied a union for ihe benefil' of siudenis. The 'I'wo Mc's, Louise McKnigh+ and Jack Mc' Donald, led 'two similar organizaiions in achieving no hours, siudy bedroom visiia- lion, and a successful Residence Hall Week- end. More imporianily, iwo faclions be- came one and individual halls had group represeniaiion. Fronl' row: Mike Kirby, MHA Vice Chairmanq Ja Parker, Blumbergt Kaly Cox Buricirdi Mike Owens, Cromwell: Paul Thomas. Sandison' Louise Mclinighi, WHA Chairman: Sharon Walser. Mills: Duane Szymansl-,i, Gillium. Second row: Amanda Lewis, Marshall: Margarer Dudine, WHA Treasurer: Rudie Beckman, Erickson: ,lo Grillo, Reeve! Sally Lilrleiohn, Pickerl: Liz Waison. WHA Secrerary. Back row: Jack McDonald, MHA Chairman: Terry Bynum. RHW Chairman: Bob Robinson. Hendricks: Oren Smyser, Jones: John Brewer, Lincoln Quad Co-Chairman: Vicki lfaion, WHA Vice Chairman. 'ZIO , ST x -uv! clamor Top lefT: The rnen oT Jones T-lall Throw Eqor on The bon- Tire. Top CenTer: The capTain oT Gillurns Trike Team ac- cepTs The TirsT place Trophy. Top righT: FirsT place Tor hall displays wenT To The combined eTTorTs ol Plclerl and Jones T-Tall. CenTer rigT1T: These Tirnes They Are Alchanginl won Reeve Hall TirsT place in The hall diyie sion oT The parade. CenTer: A Reeve residenT wins Tor her dorm in The ice cream eaTinq con'ipeTiTion. BoTTom righT: Save The Delfa Queen was Gillurns TloaT enTry. Bo'l Tom lefT: Our l'laT's CTT To a Sycamore CenTury was enTered in The parade by Lincoln Quad. Above: A model of The Union Building was displayed by Erickson and Sandison Halls. , ,J , , 4 5 .T U. F, . W ,- ig ' xg, '. A 3- 3-. i is s - . 'AL ,tqefi Z, ' em, ' X 8 my T . T . . .ze-fe 'f .mfr , lx - .ffI.f- F' X ' N- vw ' ar' 1 P xii' . W ' 'ITT I-lllliilllwiiw ii 'J ' an U .X A llllP ', ws X ss A-is-Q 'sswfivlsc-...,.,A X X SSSQSSSESSSIV' X 1 S, Ms-?,. -. .gg . ff Sf 1 X. A , x gmssxw Rr? A S Pix RS N 2 AN .. X - M As never before lSU's residence halls sparked 'rhe spiri+ of Homecoming aciivilies. Reeve Hall showed 'em all how i+'s done as lhey dominaled firsl place in 'rhe ice cream eaiing con+es'r, homecoming parade, and 'rhe firsi campus-wide Spiri+ Week compefilion. The iorchlighl parade broughl resi- denls from lheir rooms 'ro kindle en+hu- siasm al' ihe Boozer Field bonfire. Un- ceasing rain couldn'+ dampen s iriis as lawn displays were haslily Eroughi from under wraps and lashed down 'ro meel' 'rhe delayed iudging deadline. Five floais - fhe mosi ever en+ered by residence halls f swelled +he pa- rade line-up as a Sycamore Cen+ury flowed down Wabash Avenue. . i Jr HW' 'N . 'Q 'fel'-.mis-fi2n5S'3i5 .. : ' Q' L- f an x 4 imp fi? ' ' ' i , 4? ax - :gi ASQQ4, I 4 wp -hit I inf- fr---. 'gn N. , i X in 3 5414 'I Q5 ' A -. , ' 0 4 ff M 2:31-,sf-1 A f : . 1 . I H ,A l Q W J. i ff xi-si, X ,nv - S. g i t 5 ' 13 - , ' M. 4+ il i ' pw, , ,,.--iiwa i u .Q ,f-' -.i,.'ff'.J3'i 1 'A'3?1f:3E'i' . :2 l-fi 4' --'A A ' ' 771- f s . . ...ef I . i- 5--.ff1i1'-M -1. . ' . A 5.4.14 .xi um- s. d. X ..-N S? ' Q f' V A i .4 3 .- i -. si i . v X , . ' H 1 ' '- :Q c A- :sf-:1:2r . i ,ff -gh N, . g:g,:g5e:ys, .1-Q,I,3H Q Q ' in X' i - ., Hu, Q n .R,, i , A . . ,Wu 'fa-1-lytiiffffsg, ' Q .- A ssfg- , f I r - A .Q 'F' srM'f1f2:1iterixsfikiri-1: .::. .. -T1'?e:':f'J:Jf3f f5:215.-ff?.lss.k5fg5EQsfE-xasswsfggg ' N -35-. - ' . , , a NXQYVX'-'-:-?.ZfI-. WF?--4, . - , -2- 1:-:.':- 3'1i':A:-f:'? NV- . - ., si-. yi ll 'Q 1 x if .,,1 ex 5' 'Zz S315 ,iii 212 Colorful koleicloscopes played upon +he residence halls as Yule-fide 70 ap- eared on +he ISU campus. Even before Thanksgiving break some windows sparkled wilh spray snow and olhers gleamed wi1'h colorful lighls while many displayed paper and glass ornamenls. Following break, lhe season began 'raking Hs 'roll as residenf affer residenl' was overcome by 1'he spiril' of lhe a proaching holida . Halls sponsored parlies wilh 'rliie area children's homes, dances and caroling walks around campus. Crea+ivi+y, ingenuil , weeks of preparalion and days and nighls of assembling wenl in+o lhe Chrislmas dis- plays prepared by each house as residence halls opened doors fo 'fhe communily. Wi+h recess came lhe dismanlling of displays and 'fhe removal of room decorafions as Chrislmas l97O faded info memory. ' s .5 .K 2: S 1 . Zi iQ4 . .N w1i x ' fi E ii iii f. . In x'V..Xv,'Q Ll . hi wx , g f fi V i 5 'K ' A' Q s , - fi, f?N'f j 4 - 0 . i 4 F- X D 4. E 'X L is y A WMO . A I Wig, I Q i if ali a a MN ' f w, ly i y rf -as if' f V ll F N. xx .V + Q ,L ,.il.fAss,3 gl :Nz S1 2 .,-f' ,,,,. Top lefl: Seasons greefrngf. welcomed wsrlorns dur'- wnq open louse ef Fewperwlw Hell. Top riglwlz l-lell roorn Clecoralwons aldefl In qregmng .3 lesfwe nwoqnj, Bo'r+om right 'line wornen ol Ermlson Hell prepared inns dwsplay represenmrnq Clwr'ws.fn'fas and mls soundz. Cenfer rigl1'r: Men ef. well as wornen der:-:-rered rnelr rooms for rne lwollday open houses, Cenler left Willa rrneglnelron and creallwfy enyflwunq became aa deco' rellon. Lower leffz Tne lradmonel rneanwng ol Clnrmslf mes. Lefl cenler: Keen cornpelmon grew belween houses es dnspleys were consfrucfed lor open nouse. A l 213 214 , nf Easy Money was fhe 'rheme of +he annual Residence l-lall Weekend as i+ all began wi+h a +orch lighf parade around cam us. Many evenfs were lanned in honor oi: 'fhis special weekend. For fhose who fell' lady luck near lhem, Casino Nigh+ was held in 'rhe arena. For +hose who were lei down, los+, or for +hose who didn r gamble, fhe second day of +his +hree day happening was filled wi+h fun and games. A co-ed flag foolball game, euchre +ournamen+, egg-eafing con+es+, 'rug-of-war and greased wa+ermelon con+es+ were planned. If ou survived 'rhese even+s, 'rhen you made lhe scene la'rer +ha+ nigh? along wi+h +he Temp+a'I'ions. The ihird day was +he finals of +he com e+i+ive games: a icnic 'roolr lace a+ +he 5Vomen's Physical Educa- +ion liield where 'fhe awards were presenfed +o 'rhe vic+ors, as ano+her Residence Hall Weekend fell info 'rhe past A -if e - l ,Q 'HU - r . .A Qi - --.W i .,..i-- ': ' 1 . . ' ', veg 5 x ' ' -sbs? X 1 ' A ' .i- :f i , - .' J A . Q .1 CenTer leTT: ISU sTudenTs Taol a Idol and Then Torned IU The saCT:vasi,hJT annual Peel' dence T-TaIT VVeeTend. Top cenTer: The TempTaT1ons appeared TO ccfncerf Samrf day nuqhT. The show was SUCCQSSTUT e9vE-n Though The sound eyifenw TaTTe-d To Taper' aTe properh. CenTer and boTTom righT: BeTTy LaVeTTe and The Swfzs Movernenf appeared rn c+:fnnecTmon wTTh The Ten'wpTaf Tian concert BoTTom cenfer: The Taq--QT' war conTesT was WST one QT The rnany ac' Tnwhes phanned darmng The weelend evenT. 'M- wus-1 215 216 Sounds of Songfesl' '7I were sounds of de- creased par+icipa+ion b +he dorms. Afrer fwo moniims of arguing over 'the name and +ype of song, ga+hering and harmonizing a choir, fighrin 'ro gel +he s+uden+s ou'r of 'riheir rooms and down 'ro 'rhe lobby +0 pracfice, and discreerly ac- cep+ing vic'I'or or defealf, 'rhe residence hall proved +ha+ +hey could mus+er enough ral- en+ +o provide each o+her wi+h some compe+i+ion. Mills and Reeve garnered 'rhe 'fo +wo posilions among 'rhe omen's Division in diff rival- ry againsl' five ofher dorms. Rhoads won oui over Cromwell, l'he only ofher dorm eniered in 'I'he Men's Division. ' kk mf.. 1 K I an .,. gi'-Q' 3 ' ' 4' - . , V I, 1' 1 fm E? 1' 'I ' as fi. XJ' 'fx .N :X X f EX: , -.55-iH4v ., i sK.,..A Top lefi: l3'hvwf,fl2 l-lell Sfirigiesl direclor, Vlfilliam Evans, receive-5 lhe Tirgl plane lroplfiy lrom Mm, -lnrey. The mem Sang This Qgy 5 In l-give lNi'rh Youfi Top righl: Lerene Lam clirecied Mills Hall ir' l Hefird A F'vv'e',l Prfayirig wirmmg iusl place in The Vxforreri 5 Dwizicfri. Bolfom righiz Wirirwirirg sefgohd place in lhe Wcfnieriis DMHCNOVX wzfh Boyd lrurri lpaniri'ia,il Reeveg direqtgr was llaricf Spririgzmr, Boffom cenierz Ericlwswn added Thai evra much While :mgmg Big Spender' flirecle-gl by Jane Cox. Cenfer lefi: Howard l?oherla Cvornwell direfgloi accepls 'ihe second place imply Mr +he Meri 5 DIVl3I'UVl lmm Mrs, lirey, Y' 1- Q ,J - Ax S'-' x A..- 'S of -fu. il' 'f .tie L 4. iw ,. F. .X M xii La In s ow! Q I, l 3' X s K n 6 I I Q C ' 1 r , 1 . X , 35 'I x Q- X i 0 -7: 2 ' N ' 'P V L , V , M. x C 'JX I ' X N n lr Q, A Q I X 9 1 5 C 'Qi R' 1' f 1 f 1 R 1 of J, Iv 'X 1 217 218 Quiet please - Hulman's firs+ 'lown governmenl mee+ing will now come 'ro order. Firsi order of busi- ness: A free bingo game for ci+izens only, wi+h 'rhe winner receiving a liclcel' 'ro 'rhe Four Seasons concert ln early fall lhe lownsmen conducied iheir annual Hulman Lillle Sisfer Pageant ln coniunclion wi+h +he Sycamore Cen+ury a car was enlered inlo 'rhe Homecoming Parade by ihe com- muni+y. New Business: The yearly scholar- ship banque+ presenled by +he people of Hulman Ci+y in The spring. Respecifully submiifed, Dave Soderquisl Joe Rudo ' L ff 1-if Top left l-lulrnan Cerner has unr- versrry ollrces on The lower levels and houses rnen on lhe upper floors. Top righlz A Reeve rear- denr lranslorrned her room rnro a home-.'l Cenfer righfz Reeve Hall Councrl, lronl row: Jeanrnrg- Qurhrie, Co-Corrrdor Charrrnany barzl row: Jo-Jo Slwreeue SGAq Joanna Qrrllo Presrdenl' Cgrrrnre Srrnpson Vrce Presrdenl- Phyllrg Crocler Secretary, BoHom lef+: l-lulrnar 5 Town Council Dave Schaeler SGA' Dawd Soder- qurslr Mayor' Joe Rudo Depuly Mayors De-nnrs Hazsler Treasur- er. 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To Reeve, changing limes meanl lhe closing ol lhe hall aller 45 years. Bul changing limes didn'l ellecl lhe unchanging spiril ol Reeve. To lighl back, lhe women appealed lo Dean Edgerlon and Direclor ol Housing Shouse, nol lo close lhe hall. In ils lasl year, Reeve won lirsl in Spiril Week and in lhe ice cream ealing conlesl. Fall began wilh a hall parly --ve a reunion lor old resi- denls and a gel-acquainled slcil lor lhe lreshmen. The Helen Reeve award lor lhe oulslanding iunior or senior wenl lo Marsha Schroeder, and Joanna Grillo was lhe winner ol lhe Florence Thompson award lor lreshman or sophomore. The adminislralion may have won ils lighl lo close Reeve, bul lhe spiril ol oulslanding , j , 1 - y f J c.,.J.. lhe hall lives on. :Ml --f- -'- r- -' -1' - -:r::-r::-:-:- - , G 0 A A W ng . ss' E an llilign n tx R- ggi-an vsp. fL .Syria 4: .nm I1 V 11!,.1' Q ' R' -sfifiid Fig Y' Af- ' 11-fir .--' ' Y IITI is .lm -E, L .V 1' ,fir aaa! 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The men of Jones +eamed wirh ihe women of Pickerl in +he reseniaiion of The Sycamore Saloon e l87O , +he i-irsi place display. Pasr swinging saloon doors and back info 'rhe a+mosphere of 'rhe good old days , +he Sycamore Saloon, in honor of Sycamore Cenrury, feaiured ice cold Rankin Beer and preizels as 'fhe public was enierlained by rhe Sycamore Showgirls. Combining +heir forces, Erickson and Sandison Hall had a miniaiure porrrayal of 'rhe original campus. An eigh+-fool Old Main was +he cenrer of in+eres+ while a recording 'role 'rhe hislory of +he quad. Ahunchback, a cavewoman, playboy bunnies, and various oiher charac+ers roamed +he formal lounge of Erickson during The all-hall Halloween masquerade pariy. Adding an aimosphere of mysiicism, a local forrune ieller gazed in+o ihe furure while a walk 'lhrough a haunied house added 'ro ihe fun. Qui+ Clowning Around was +he +heme of ihe Erickson and Hines Hall booih during Residence Hall Week. The Pickerl residenis planned a weekend escape and Mo+her's Weekend during which a Kaleidoscope Fair wirh demonslrarions and displays was presenied. Brin ing back many childhood memories of si++ing b 'rhe are on Chrisimas Eve, ihe women of Burford, wiih +heir 'rheme S+ories of Chris+mas, lisiened +o sever- al yuleride lales. Taking scenes from well known Chrisrmas srories, each floor decorared Their lounge. Pickerl's Chrisimas season included +he annual enrer- iaining of 'fhe Clarence Lewis family and ihe dona- 'lion of iricycles +o Scamps House. Keeping in s+ep wiih rhe season, Erickson's Sneaky San+as were found leaving gif+s. Who's my sneaky Sarnia? could be heard unril rhe all-hall Chrisrmas par+y was slaged and 'rhe mys+ery was uncovered. The women of +he Burford Complex concluded 'rhe year by par+icipa+ing in Songiesi and Spring Week. '39 lan, 'e'?2feE 1 ,. siirweliz ' Tbkiiaq , 3 . TEL is ,VH 42+ agivmflw V i Cf? .I aryl, af,-fegahigcgpirghgf . ' 4 azaw.23P.sea2zfuvqws . f A-5' wig -..rg-.QA.:Pv.1. H..-1 T. wf. -X Top Cenier: Burlord Hell Execurive Council: Kerry Cox, Presidenr: Florence Kee-ie, Vice Presidenl: Sue Shirley, Corresponding Secre- lary: Barb l.aHoll, Treasurer: Peggy Parry, SGA. Top lefiz Pickerl Hall Execuhve Council: Sally Lirrleiohn. Presidenl: Karhy Pranger, Vice Presidenl: Karen Hill, Secrelary: Debbie Poole, Planning Board. BoHom leiiz Erickson Hall Ex' ecurive Councrl: Jane Bearry, Vice President: Phyllis Buechler, SQA: Kulhy Beckman, Presi- denr: Susan Scolr, Siail Secrerary: Brenda Jones Treasurer, a d 'K-'.' 4 'ir' f ,. 1 2 ANKMW' .1 , l e- N EH. 1' all 5 A. 15 .-N v. fn Wilkie ,wma , 221 222 ,ff Top leffz Srudyinq can be a drag. our conferring wirh Jrhe opposire sex Somehow heips The labors oi an educarion come e lirrie easier. Top cenierz The rock band fXn'ierica'i gave fa iioncerr near rhe Burford Cornpiex in March. BoHom right Bef Tween classes and exrracurriculer adriviries, shi- denrs found hrne for close friends and leuqhrer, BoHom cen+er: Coeds 'rooli parr in rhe Chrisrmas spirif by decorafinq their Nhornesm ro promore rhe ermogphere of The season. il , , A.. .J -wr. 's ,1+ -3 fl fQ.,-- v- 'f :f - V- :-1-., I, -. . 'G':x':?5 'xgixgg'-fl-.,:1:. A 1 '-.f 1. , -4.22 'I-4,2-1 L 3: , . - 1, 124-,K-.fgff ,Y : W 1 it-5f,.a,,.. 4, , , f4?L5'S9'25'5f1f' -lxzfgz' VS' 'll-ix'-f: iff: E . - '- a+' -cg Q f 4 A is -.1 X 1 'Qs . Q 4 1 'N I -f 223 Top cenfer: Lincofn Quads exeigufive councif Consisfed of Carol Robinson, SGA' John Brewer, Co-Cffairnwsin Lincoln Quad Norff' Brenda Seifz Co-Cfiaii-man Lincoln Quad Soufn. Boffom righf: The residenfs spenf many fwours decorafinq ffweir guifes fo give fffern 5 lived-in ef- fecf. Boffom cenfer: Lincoln afforded a Confforfable place fm fne rnen fo enfer- fain ffweir defes by offering open vis. Cenfer leff: L, residenfs made do wnen a we-f birds nesf and weak fuses leff We compfex wiffwouf elecfricify for fnree days. 224 .. w.,.,. . 1 EUS: . -WQI - T ,Q I , N X ,XY E' I No vacancy. Full house. The deck was s+acked. Lincoln had no has- sle in filling ifs a ar+men+ slacks. Coffee, cookies and kool-aid awaifed fhe men and women of Lincoln Quad upon +heir re'rurn +0 ISU. Lincoln Quad's firsl' par'ricipa+ion in Homecoming was a sfove pipe hai wi+h ihe slogan Our Ha'r's Off To A Sycamore Cen+ury. Wi+ches and goblins and iack- o-lanierns, oh my - Lincoln Quad had a pumpkin carving coniesl' and cosiume dinner +o celebrafe Halloween. l+'s be- ginning 1'o look a lol' like Christ mas . . . Everywhere you wen+ +hrough LQ decoraiions brighi, colorful lighis and evergreens could be seen. Finals go? you down? Do you feel sluggish and really blah? An ice cream so- cial was given durin finals week +0 help +he resigenis of LQ survive. Rap sessions on Drug lnformaiion and Family Planning were provided fo +he ones who were in+eres+ed. 'Sn X, - HIL l 1 .L il : ,Qlll I lil: iii l i ,rl l Top left Blumberg l-lall Execurive Council: Pal Sfrimson, Secreraryr Ronda Sinclair, Vice President Nancy Parker, President Dolores Marzaf, SGA: Pam Wesr, Corridor Chairman. Top right Cromwell l-lall Execulive Council: Nick Fe-rclwina, Treasurer: Mike Owens, President David Culp, Vice President Paul Sanduck, Secrerary. BQ'Horn cen+er: Rlwoads Hall Execufrive Council: Joe LeClere, See- relar : Kei+l'1 Seger President Bill Briggs Treasurer: Jolwn Y - - , Mayfield, Vice President Bill Evans, SGA. 'Bollorn left' Mills Hall Execu+ive Council: Ava Gunler, SGA:'Sl'1a'ron Walser. President Linda Norris, Vice President':S+epl1anie Vaughn, Secrelary. . 1, MW . 'I- llIlI llllllllllllllllllllllll ' lllllll IllllllllllllllI ll Sparks of enthusiasm and involvemenl filled ihe residenis of Sycamore Towers fCromwell, Blumberg, Mills, and Rhoadsj. The men of Cromwell and fhe women of Blumberg combined forces in +he consfruciion of an arch and Liber+y Bell in honor of +he Sycamore Ceniury I97O Homecoming 'Fes+ivi+ies. The women of Mills displayed a minia+ure scale model of +he groundwork of ISU in +he l87O's. One hundred voices were heard -from +l1e residenis of Mills as +hey placed sec- ond in fhe Yell Like Hell coniesf. The men of Rhoads placed second in lhe Sycamore Cenrury Homecoming pa- rade wi+h +heir floal' en'rry. Blumberg residenis ariicipaled in Spiri+ Week, lrike derby, pep rally, Yeli Like Hell , and +he ice cream eai- ing con+es+. Kissable were 'I'he Blumberg babes when ihey sai up iheir kissing boo'rh. Tickeis were laced in 'fhe men's mailboxes, inviiing 'rhem +o colleci' +he kisses. Represen+ed well in Residence' Hall Week, 'rhe Blumberg women lied 'For This year's Spiri+ Trophy. Meanwhile, ihe men of Cromwell and Rhoads combined wil-h several women's halls mixers and s ecial proiecls in- cluding a pariy for underprivileged children. Cromwell successfully presen+ed a Wild Mouse a+ Casino Nighl' during RHW. Rhoads re-esfablished 'l'heir radio s+a+ion WNST and cons'I'ruc'l'ed a cable hook-up wilh Mills. The women of Mills expressed 'rheir hospiialiiy by invifing differenl' hall councils 'io dinner. They also provided a s e- cial weekend for 'iheir liH'le sis+ers which includedaa movie and a swimming pariy in ihe arena. During +he Chrisimas- season, +he halls presenfed open- houses, Mills dona+ed +oys 'ro +he Men+aI Heal+h Pro'ec+ and Blumberg prepared a s ecial dinner a++ended by lMr. and Mrs. Ben Blumberg andDMr. Beecher Cromwell and a parfy for +he children of +he Glenn Home orphanage. Ge'H'ing involved describes 'rhe residence halls of fhe Syca- more Towers as +hey 'Finished +he year by par+icipa+ing in +he 'randem bike race and Songfesi. lil: -. Ad 228 1 of .ff 1 I I ,a ,pp-g1v6S'lC'F'l qenzzffga-:vur N , HHN-1.9 .,-,gum-awrwnvvvl .1,.-,,-,4-.,m- N Top leffz When swilch-board lines were lull, disqusfed sfudenfs were driven lo The pay phones. Top cen- +er: Offen limes sfudyinq became boring and sfudenls spenf many hours discovering pleasurable and relaxing sludyfbrealr activities. Top righf: Mr. Beecher Cromwell was a special dinner quesl of Mills Hall during fhe holiday season. BoH'om righf: Warm wealher and sunshine lured residenfs oulside for recrea- 'non and relaxafion. BoHom cenferz The Yuleride season was a limilless field lor fhe crealive arlisl. BoHom lef'l': Blumberq and Cromwell com- bined Talenls and conslrucled Ringing lor Vicloryf' as Their dorm display for Homecoming. T19 Tell if like if is describes well +he men of 'lhe Sandison Complex f..lones, Gil- lum, Hines, and Sandisonj. Paired wi'I'h Pickerl during Homecoming, Jones residenls showed whai' ii' +akes in lhe firsl place winning Sycamore Sa- loon. Gillum did Their share of geH'ing involved: a pel'i+ion 'l'o save 'lhe Del'I'a Queen riverboal' was circulaled, a dance was sponsored, and a floa+ bearing 'I'he likeness of 'rhe Delia Queen received a 'rhird place lrophy in +he Homecoming Parade. Teaming wilh Erickson, Sandison presenled a dorm display of bo+h fhe old and new ISU campus in minia'l'ure. Gillum conclud- ed fheir Homecoming feslivilies b winning lhe irike race and in November, celebraied +he halils sevenlh birlhday wilh a par+y. They followed up wi+h a Thanksgiving mixer wifh S+. Mary of 'lhe Woods, a Valenline Day all campus dance in l'he Union, a quiz bowl viclory, and a win in 'rhe C division in 'len- nis and baske+ball, which placed Gillum al' l'he head of 'rhe l-M slandings. Hines began +he school year wi+h a wa+ermelon 'Feasl' wilh +he women of Erickson. Lafer, lhe hall sponsored a Halloween dance 'For The residenis and iheir dales, and a picnic al Allen- dale Lodge for children of Hyle Cenler. Hines Derby Downs +i+led +he firs'r place winning boolh enlered in Residence Hall Weekend's Casino Night A par+y 'For +he children of l'he Glenn Home was given during +he Chris+mas season by 'lhe men of Sandison. Open houses during Chris+mas and Residence Hall Weekend combined wilh a new and more flexible cons+i+u+ion 'ro keep l'he dorm spirils high. ln i'ls second year as a men's dorm, Jones showed Hs muscle 'l'o lhe campus. Firsl' place +rophies were collecled 'For +he sporling evenfs of RHW and in +he inlramural program lhe men 'rook 'Firs'I's in wres'I'ling, furkey +ro+, and soflball, while seconds were awarded in swimming and baskelball. ' - -' -5' ' -32' C ' . ,Qu -1.- ' 456'- N' .req ,., - ,srfiif ' HP. ', '. U., 42. 1 v ig Q 1, ,X -Lf 'fx' .5 '.,i' s fxvxlgli.. f KTA f if --.81-.-F r i IIIIIIIHI lilllllilllllilllllllllllllilll Illll ' Ill Hlllllil 5- 2' . 531' - ' T A +4- ' . -4?-f ' C wq-. 2 -gr '. ' 5- , . l B -fl- 95' ' . 'L 1- ' ',-'fig' . . . , 1 . N 5? 5 j- YQ.: c.: ?- 9 v- .K f, A QI uri' - 1 I ' .,-ff nga 2 , n ' fa: z. qv -T -AJ Zr 1!.1i1 fE f'? il'fQ a' Wffiiii 3 as N,-i.,,. . ,Sw -s -.34 f. 41 --N 13?-1il . , .5 . ?-fd.-P'-j .- g,- ' 'ya '-.111 ,- ' ' -x--is Q-2 . -,.,4- 1 --lly .f- ,y -e1.,p,j5i :ff . im i ' ' 1 H as . -.sf ' ,., esp. :il -, s .,,'- . v u:..,m 'Af ., ag-f-Q-,.psx....,,.f..f. gg.. A- - Y ig, .Qi-T-.4:--,igg :: Ii 1 'Eh '- f .-W er ' .' . ' W , h A Q. V lfffgt , l, U V ' fx' 2 ii we.-L . . I r, -J S, A Y .-1-if i -sg i 5 , ' 'b6r. -'-ff. 'p r ' l Top cen+er: Sandison Hall Execulive Council: Paul Thomas, Presidenl. Top righl: Gillum l-lall Execulive Council: Duane Szymanslci, Presidenl: Mark Bender. Secrelary: .lim Lemon. Treasurer: Allen Collin, Vice Presidenl. Bol- 'l'om rigl'1+: Jones l-lall Execulive Council: Joe Wood. Treasurer: Tom Graf, Vice Presidenh Dale Kappus, Secrelaryz Oren Smyser, Presidenl. Le'f+ cen- fer: l-line Hall Execulive Council: Joe Palumbo, Secrefaryq Marly Smillw. Presidenl: Greg Wallcins, SGA: Mike Del.orenzo, Vice President 232 .gkl Ss- R S 'V' Q ..1.3 W--N-A P- X r I .lu Top le'f+: Gillumls hall council allempled lo communlfgale The joy and beauly ol The Yulehde season lhrouqh various dorm displays. Cen+er: The men ol Jones conhnued The lime-honored lradlhon of llEqor. Conslrucled durunq Homecoming 'ro represenl lhe opposing loolloall leam, 'rhe Creafure was hung on The oulslde wall ol lhe dorm. Boflom righf: Sludenfs gann more al college lhan Iusl an academic educalion A unless a quy has a qlrl lrlend, he faces fhe ollen confusing lob ol laundry. BoHom leffz Daily mail meanl a lol To lonely sludenls. Deals clerks some- limes had dnllicully in sorhnq lhe leflers las? enough, AE K ,qg '. Q y . , I Rl ll if . 1 -.A C R-Rau 233 34 ., is s xxx fb' . ,K up , fa T . ' X Nfg VY - On The move describes The men and women of The STaTesman Tow- ers lColTax, Fairbanks, Marshall, and Hendricks.l During The celebration of Homecoming's Sycamore Century, The men oT Hendricks Teamed wiTh The women of Marshall Tor Their Tloat enTry in The pa- rade, You've Come a Long Way Bab . Hendricks' Black Caucus, along with caucus members from The oTher dorms in The complex, presenTed a ChrisTmas party Tor The children of The HyTe CenTer and The Glenn Home. The also sponsored several dances during The year. Three open houses, a Halloween parTy wiTh The HyTe CenTer, parenTs and Ii++Ie sister weekends, ChrisTmas decoraTions along wiTh caroling Through The halls aT 6:00 a.m. Tor The annual ChrisT- mas breakfast, and a mixer with a men's hall Trom Purdue seT a sTrong and steady pace Tor The women oT Marshall. The men of Fairbanks Topped oTT The year by win- ning, Tor The Third consecutive year, The over-all men's division oT Residence Hall Week. AT ChrisT- mas, The men donaTed time and money To have a pIarTy Tor underprivileged children in The Terre auTe area and presenTed a check To The LogansporT Hospital To buy gifts. NOT only did They give oT The ChrisTmas spiriT, They showed iT wiTh decorations Throughout The dorm and an open-house. Fun and games prevailed when The men builT a pool room and enjoyed a hayride and wiener roasT. Hendricks sTarTed The year by resenting a mixer Tor The entire complex. The men diTsplayed Their ChrisT' mas spirit with colorful decoraTions and an open- house. They continued Their involvement by particie paTing in RHW and Spring Week. Expressing Their feelings, The women of Colfax conducted Their annual Christmas open-house and sponsored a party for The children ofthe Hyte Center. The women also made The scene during RHW and Spring Week. Even Though The Towers are removed from the other complexes, The residents of The Statesman Towers made Themselves known Through Their enthusiastic spir- if. 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A quandry besf described fhe condifion of fhe Sfudenf Governmenf Associafion during i970-7I. March l970 marked fhe ferm's be- ginning when Dave Howard was elecfed presi- denf over foofball player Mike Blackwell. Then Howard was caughf on a floor of a women's dorm and was placed on social probafion, which forced his resignafion. Thaf broughf fhe presidency of Ron Gremore, who was elecfed vice-presidenf in fhe March ballofing. Gremore's programs weren'f enfirely success- ful, buf a sincere efforf was puf forfh. While many sfuclenfs screamed abouf fhose freaks in SGA, fhe Draff Advisemenf, Drug Infor- mafion and Sexual Responsibilify Cenfers worked fo aid fhe Universify communif . The much-heralded and seemingly oniy suc- cessful parf of fhe SGA year W refrigerafor renfals - even found problems. Dave How- ard losf frack of several iceboxes and SGA of- ficers deposifed renfal money in a Terre Haufe bank, so fhey could gef fo if wifhouf going fhrough fhe Business Office. wo fypes of problems sfop ed maior prog- ress. lnfernally, Gremore ancl3Co. became so involved wifh exfernal problems - fhe war, efc. - fhaf campus issues were slighfed. Ex- fernally, adminisfrafive inacfion prevenfed ac- fion on Sfudenf Senafe bills, wifh a we'll be here affer ou're gone affifude. Jim House was elecfecf vice-presidenf fo fill fhe vacancy leff by Gremores promofion and Kay Maf- fingly was elecfed Sfudenf Senafe presidenf pro-fem. if! Q . , .Glenn uess he le 09225 if M onth D ay Name Address THIS IS THE CONTEST Winner receives an 0 EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUTIIV 6 'Q-'biiviviiiii rv Top leflz Seymour l-lersclw spoke are fall COrwOCa'fuOr'1.T0p cenferz SGA Presiderml Ron Gremore. Top rlgl1+: A Crowd llsrerws almosl reverenrly fo Davrd l'larriS,wl1o spoke in May. BoH'om: Due ro flue posrponemerwr, flue S+a+esman sarcesfrcally offered The Golden Screw Award To The lucky srudenr guessing 'rlwe SGA elechon dale. 5-.5 E Q Q fx fm :K 4' 'T ' , fr'-fx ug f f 1' is 4 2' . F' an ag Q we T fi use L.- C, 'R NNf5:2:U.3 ' t F fb-ggrqgbigs :gg T Slude gyernmenl' E9 ony llarlin :harles Treasurer . If ,gi 4f 6244434 r , 2180 f on Date T 'Yefeo ? 0 e l l df xp We Year 19 'Yr r 9 D , Q 5r EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUTIVI WARD 45 7i7TTTTTTTTT 1131 COPy of the THIS IS THE CONTEST l - l v. , , 0 C I A4 2 4 Top leff: Fred Henne-H shakes wifh Jael- McDonald, new SQA president arrer rhe sweerrng-rn ceremonies. Top cenferx Dr, Jehn Truir, vice presidenf of sfudenf affairs, reps wirh sfudenrs during rhe inauqurahon banquet Cen- fer righh A new birch free, planred as parr or The ceremonies, adds some green To e foo barren quad. Bo++om cenferz A younger quesf enrerreined herself by frensferrinq qrepefruif ro and from mfs confainer. 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'5': 'ffi ff' LEW, we 'Suri-f5! zBL 2113.421 , games and lure flying, 'r e ues'rs and pu hc s+ood in ,.., 2 Q3 r gas-ff 1: llhe a+ 'rhe union ca'Fe+eria or fhe unfamiliar fare. -ie A+ 7:20, Chief Jushce Fred Hanne'r+ of +he S+uden+ . maj. 1 4' 1, .- if j,f5-- 1 'Q - :-,. j '.'1- sf-' -flip ., gf:f7, Su reme Cour+ swore in new senaiors and senafors- 'wl ivf' iEi1f31u?f1.'f:-Qkafnikb af-129 . f A, a1 .ifemlfimiSz.' lesx-mag, wig' a+-arge. Oa+hs of office were 'rhen 'raken by Don Z!Iedia+e, vice president and Jack McDonald, presi- en'r. Jack +old 'rhe audience, Don and I are here +o serve +he s+uden+s, and so is fhe sena+e. Wherever we go from here, i+'s up fo you. The sounds of a rock group ended 'rhe ceremonies and began fhe en+er- +ainmen+. 24 Who' Who MARTI BARNES, Iunior, Elementary Education: Delta Gamma: second vice-president: Mills Hall Council: Erosh-Soph Council: TMUB: Union Hostess. Junior Board: Pamarista: Homecoming Committee: Virginia McLaughlin Award tor outstanding D6 sophomore: Sycamore Showcase. CANDY COLEMAN, senior. Speech!Theater: Alpha Sigm Alpha: Mills Hall Council: Sycamor Players: Children's Theater business manager: Theta Alpha Phi secretary: University Singers: American Educa- tional Theater Assn.: Indiana Speech Assn.: Christian Science Organiza- tion: Lilith Baur Childrenis Theater Scholarship, Theater Excellence Award, Outstanding Acting Awards. Children's Theater Award: Asst. Dir. tor High School Honors Seminar in Jheater. 3 6 KEN FELT, senior: Business: Phi Delta Theta president: Statesman: IFC Court Associate Chiet Justice: Junior Class Council: Junior Who's Who: SGA Executive Board: RHW Steer- ing Committee: Homecoming co- chairman: Admissions and Academic Rstentions Committee: College Republicans. MAR-LA FIELDS, senior. BEinessl Management: Blumberg Hall presi- dent and treasurer: WHA: Asst. Dir Piclcerl Hall: TMUB: SGA Presidentia Cabinet: Homecoming Committee: Choral Union: Alpha Kappa Delta: i CAROL FRY, iunior, Special Educa- tion: Chi Omega: Panhellenic pledge secretary: TMUB: Cultural Events Coordinator, Personnel Chairman: SCEC Secretary and Board ot Direc- BOB ILLINGWORTH, junior, Ac- counting: Delta Sigma Pi: treasurer, lsecretary: Sandison Hall Council: Marching Band. CAROLE JONES, senior, Special Education: Gamma Phi Beta presi- dent: Lambda Psi Sigma: ATO Little lSister. I i BOB JONES. 'unior, Music Educa- tion: Phi Delta lheta: chaplain. Cam- pus Revue director: Blue Berets: Cho- ral Union: University Singers: Brass Choir: Sygphonic Band. lSTEVE LYNN, junior, Pre-clentistrygt Alpha Tau Omega: pledge educator? Campus Revue business manager: IFC: Blue Beret: Junior Class presi dent: Homecoming business managl CONNIE MORRIS. senior, Account-l ng: Alpha Sigma Alpha: rush cap- ain: Panhellenic tirst vice-president: hois Who among Greek Sororities and Fraternities: Accounting Club president: Homecomin Parade Committee: American Society ot' Women Accountants: Phi Beta Lambda. 'PEGGY iunior: S eech!Theater: Chi Omega: pledge clzss resident, Campus Revue Direc- tor, tliiat director: Erosh-Soph Coun- cil: Publicity Chairman Union Board: Arts Festival Chairman: Blue Beret: Talent Show Director and MC tor Glamour's Top Ten College Girl tash- ion contest: Who's Who Among Grealrs: Outstanding Freshman Woman. NANCY TROXEL, senior, Journal? ism!Music Theory: Statesman Editor- in-chiet: College Republicans treasur- er: University S mphony: Sigma Delta Chi, Alpha Phi Gamma. , junior, ocia tu ies: Delta Gamma: Erosh-Soph Council: Blue Berets: TMUB Movies Chairman and Social Activities Chairman: Tal- ent Shaw Steering Committee: Homecoming Steering Committee: City Panhellenic Award: SAE Little Sisters. .:.'c' -7' . . ,591 . I fffrys .. :bitt Wg ' i Q24 -5 iirmanf ' Y . SJ-'7 .'f' :pq ,.33 '1-' . .W xv-4 1 iq- W. .- -at ' PM ' . V . gi.: .- : ,. f i 3' H : . .. ii A i i- sr , : 5.1.43-N '4ii...k:A i ..h is'i'-'twin Yjaw., I Y-A S, K: r i ' ::4':'.'s:f.:'.siii1t?!'Zi Aa- Dltvt JOCHUM, senior, Eating Pair- banlxs Hall Council: Eta Sigma Ph' president: Kappa Delta Pi: Latin Clut, treasurer: Young Democrats: Liliail Gay Berry Latin Award, It BRENDA BUSH, iunior. Journalism Sidgma Kappa: Statesman managinci e itor: Alpha Phi Gamma vice-presi dent: College Republicans vice-presi li l i ent. H KAY CAHILL, senior, Elementary Education: Delta Gamma: pledge class president, rush chairman, re- cording secretary: TMUB president ACE: Junior Class Whos Who: Vir- ginia McLaughlin Award tor out- standing DG sophomore, SUSAN HEINE, junior, Vocationali Home Economics: Gamma Phi Beta: pledge director, Scholarship Award: Sparliettes: Pamarista: Spring Week- Steering Committee: TMUB: Phi, Upsilon Omicron treasurer: Kappa' Sigma Little Sister treasurer. EECKY WALKER, junior, Pre-law: Alpha Xi Delta: vice-president: TMUB: coordinator cultural eventsi Alpha Lambda Delta treasurer: Latin Club secretary: Eta Sigma Phi secre- tary: Homecoming secretary: Pamar- ista: Spring Weel: I97O Steering Committee. , BRENDA KLINE, iunior. Music Educa-1 tion: Zeta Tau Alpha: Blue Berets: Psil Iota Xi student delegate: Alphal Lambda Delta: Miss ISU Pageant' Top 20 Best Dressed on campus: SAEi Little Sister. l i l l i l i - - rw--r ,I L L .-, 1 l l UDY MASON, yunior, Special Edu- ation: Alpha Omicron Pr: outstand- ng pledge: Panhellenic President: Pa- arista: Alpha Lambda Delta: Fresh- an Cheerleader: Homecoming ueen candidate: SAE Lrttle Sister. ANCY KNOTTS. lunior: Physical ducetion: Alpha Omicron Pi: corre- ponding secretary, Junior Class vice-president: Blue Beret: Athe- naeum: Homecoming Committee? Delta Psi Kappa: National Student Register. NITA GARRIGUS. senior, Business ducation: Sycamore: Academics ed- itor, I97O, Associate editor, I97I: Statesman: news editor: Malls Hall Council: Marlieting Club secretary: AI ha Phu Gamma president: Student Puilications Board: MHA'WHA open visitation committee: College Republicans: Homecoming Parade Commitee: Phi Beta Lambda. IM HARLAN, lunior, EngfEL'E3uca, ion: Phi Gamma Delta: Sycamore: Events co-editor, Greelrs editor: Blue Beret: Spring Weelr Steering Com- mittee: Homecoming Committee: Young Democrats treasurer, M N WLIN, senior, usiness A . inistrationg Alpha Tau Omega pres- dent. Judicial Board chairman, rush hairmang lnterlraternity Court Chief ustice. HN ORMAN, senior, Politica cience: Statesman columnist: SGA enator-at-large, Chairman Creden- ials Committee, Finance Committee: hilosophy Club. Student Welfare ommittee, Junior Class Whois UDY PARKS, senior, Chemistry: Delta Gamma: president: Panhellen cz Junior Class Whos Who: Pamarisl a president: Blue Berets: Homecom- ing Steering Committee: Honors Day onvocation Chairman: ATO Little ister president. 05 E RADICE. senior. Specia E uca- Q Alpha Tau Omega: lirst vice' sident, historian: SCEC publicity rctor and membership chairman: wtal Health Unit: president, trea- er: Bell Pin Award, Indiana Assoc:- in for Mental Health. .NCY PENDACI. runior. Elementa- Education: Chi Omega: publicity irman: Homecoming Steering mmittee: Pamarista: Spring Weelr ering committee: Lambda Chi ascent url, DEBBIE SCHULTZ. Iunior, Speech nd Hearing Therapy: Chi Omega reasurer: S camore copywriterg Blue Beret: TMJB vice-president: Erosh- oph Council: Publicity Chairman. xecutive Board: Blumberg Hall ouncil: Sigma Alpha Eta: Junior lass Council: Junior Class Whos ho: Campus Carnival Coordinator: llvcampus Talent Show: Bachelor ol he Year Coordinator: Weddiquette . u:rr'.',:-4- -f fy STEVE srrmua. senior, Life-Science: Phi Gamma Delta: rush chairman. pledge class president: Blue Beret personnel chairman: Gnllum Hall press ident: Menis Hall Association presif dent: l97O GLACURH Convention chairman: Open Visitation Commit- 'fee chairman: SGA representative: Homecoming Parade. CHERYL VALIK, senior, Vocational Home Economics: Alpha Omicron Pi: Chairman All-campus Fashion Show: Marching Band: featured baton twir1 ler: Sparlcettesg Top Ten Baton Twir- lers in Nation: lndianapolrs SOO Twirler: National Home Economics Association: SAE Little Sister. S E E WILLIAMS, senior. Business: Alpha Tau Omega: vice-president, secretar : IFC Court Justice: Home- coming Parade Marshall: Gamma Phi Guy: Junior Class Who's Who. 'PAULA FERRY, senior, Elementary Education: Alpha Omicron Pi presi' dent, recording secretary, Junior Class vice-president: Junior Class Whos Who: Student-Faculty Rela- tions Committee: AOP: Diamond Ju- bilee National Scholarship Award: Crystal Ball Committee: Hulman Center and SAE Little Sisters, KAY MATTINGLY. senior, Psycholos gy: Alpha Phi secretary: SGA Presr dent Pro Tem. senator-at-large: Glee Club: Clioral Union: Athenaeum: Psycholog Club secretary: Student Welfare Committee: Campus Carni- val Steering Committee: Homecom- ing Committee, JOYCE WlGGINS, senior, Elemental ry Education: Al ha Phi resident: Panhellenicg Blumberg Hall3Council3 Choral Union: TMUB: Junior Clas Whos Who: Homecoming Paradj sec reta ry, JANIE REYLING. senior. Elementary Education: Alpha Omrcron Pr: corre- sponding secretary, rush chairmang Panhellenuc secretary, Blumberg Hall Council: Alpha Lambda Delta histori- an: Choral Union: Junior Class Whois Who: ATO Little Sister treasurer. -KATHY SANDERS. yunior, Speech and Hearing Therap 3 Delta Gamma: pledge class presicllent, rush chair- man: Blue Beret: Frosh-Soph Council secretary: Alpha Lambda Delta: IATO Little Sister, STEVE WANNINGER, senior, Math: Sycamore: chief photo rapher, Photo Editor: Statesman: Photo Editor, Alpha Phi Gamma president, Sigma Delta Chi president. l i l 'Z46 R Foiled in ifs affempfs fo accomplish ifs goals, fhe Junior Class Council saw meaningful aspirafions be- come exasperafions. The council was selecfed by officers wifh an e e for campus leaders and good idea people. ihe meefings seemed fo ac- complish liffle and affendance dwindled. Wifh- ouf effecfive leadership from presidenf Sfeve Lynn, fhe council furned fo vice-presidenf Nancy Knoffs for direcfion. A merchanfs-sfudenf banquef became mainly sfudenf-adminisfrafiong fhe meef fhe faculfy session became a faculfy gafhering wifh a few sfudenfsg fhe building of a lciosk as a quad area informafion boofh never wenf much farfher fhan fallrg only fhe selecfion and awarding of ouf- sfanding iuniors was successfully done. The coun- cil fried hard and fheir efforfs did nof go unno- ficed. Whereas fhe i970 elecfion had candi- dafes for every office running unopposed, fhe l97l campaign found fwo people running for each office. Nancy Knoffs, who guided much of fhe Junior Class Council's fufile affempfs, was elecfed secrefary of fhe '72 Senior Class. Top: Junior Class officers for I97O-7l were Cafhy Mor- gan, freasurer: Jani l-lill, secrefary: Sieve Lynn, presi- denf: and Nancy Knolls, vice-presideni. Boffom: Becky Walker served as chairman of Hlvleef The lzaculfyl' fea. which was a nice gafhering for faculfy members. , We p Oufsfanding members of 'l'he class of I972 were A j,QTyE1oglni1ed1,by +he Junior Class Council af 'I'he Mer- :-F1 ff iipiiil-yficliianlfs-Sfudenl' Banquet Seleclion was based on lead- . YQ., H . . . . 1 Q J ership, campus achvnky, and scholarship. X W Cindy Abel Marry Barnes A John Brewer Brenda Bush Mary Casper Sue Cauble Meri Cripe Lana Drake John Ends Sieve Fenimore Tim Harlan Susan Heine J' JaniiHill Gfeifa Hoffman Johnson ' Bob-Jones Lloyd Long Judy Mason Denny McCallis+er Jack McDonald Marsha Nichols Reyna Reinholr Peggy Rhoads Carol'Robinson Kafhy Sanders Orva Sinclair Dave Sfinneff Terry Waggoner Becky Walker Mary Lynn Whilaker , Peggy Woolsey Belinda Young 247 i l A i 1 5 i Y' Q ' -ff . 1' ... 'Pi -'Q' 1 fy'-312.2 . Zsgf-if TWSQ l34if:,,,, elm X . . 27- r- .R i 4: 60 Mui! 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The presses rolled fhrough Home- coming wifh an excellenf special issue, even fhough fhe co ies didn'f make if fo fheir parade roufe dzesfinafion. November found fhe sfaff leaving on a ief lane as fhey pressed on foward Minneapoiis and fhe As- sociafed Collegiafe Press convenfion. American Airlines was forced fo resfoclc fheir airsiclcness bag supply and fhe Leam- ingfon Hofel will never be fhe same. The Sfafesrnan will never be fhe same eifher, for graduafion fool: fhe noforious edifor Trox and fhe award-winning sporfs wrifer Aim- less Amey. Fall will bring a reshuffled crew wifh Bob Nicoson af fhe helm, summer edi- for Peg falias Opall Graham fo assisf and Mrs. Goldner fo suffer her annual loss of sanify. Mkt, vs., i 1, V, 5, , :' S T-iii T . v.-sw s' - -- f EFCEL X 1- ' 'lkf.r::.,.sfy53':. A M. , 1 . ' :f1:.sr. N-y :N i ,- . --:ISN a u .? 'Q HWS' N Ax .- Sfffu' ' wi, if ,I-H.-: -5, x 51 :N - , .ff T' -3. 'bkleimsx .5 . x- x-.1 me .X X X X X Sal , xx - 2.-r -f-ig PSE 4, -,ix-:xg , - flake, X oxiwv A o. z by xvi ff-I ' N--2: :-1- ' N Q X . 'PX -.Auf . A K., ...,, N, X x S. X n X Nw, K 'YQ Top le-H: Summer Sfafesman slall: in lube, lvlilre Vincenl. edi- 'rorz Peg Graham, associare edi- +or: John Brewer, business and adverlisinq manager: Don Barnes, produclionz Jerry Han- sen, layoul: Carl Wallers. pholot Anila Garrigus, news: and Lloyd Long, copy. Top rigl1+: Nancy Troxel, edilor-infchiel. BoH'om rigl1'r:Andy Amey, sporlsz Lloyd Long, wire services: and Nancy Zander, cily news. Boffom cen- 'rerz Paul Grimes, pholoqrapherg Fred Anderson, business: Max Marsh, layoulq Don Barnes, ad- verlisinqg and l-larold Pendowslri, circulalion. Bo'Hom lef+: edilorial board, Troxel, Brenda Bush, Peg Graham, Lisa Phares, Bob Nicof son and Pal Traub. RA N' I4 fl fr0f'L0 1 ff f OrBMlii0UW fl PARTY TAPE 252 Top le'F+: Blue Key officers Larry lvleddles, preside and Torn Warnei', vice presidenf, unlock llieir office llwe Elks Building, Top rigl1+:Gillum and Blumberg, Bowl winners, display llieir winning cups from llwe B Key-Pamarisla evenl. Cen'I'er rigl'1+: Pamarisfa oilic Orva Sinclair, presidenl, lvlarly Barnes, vice preside Peggy Woolsey, secrelary-lreasurert and Kay ly, Arls Sliow clwairrnan, look over a confroversial clii ser displayed al rlie Ari Slriow. Bo'I'+om cen+er: D Kaufman ol Blue Key rnoclerales al llne Quiz Bowl April, BoHom leff: A Quiz Bowl queslion perplex Mary Novak ol The Blumberg learn. he-N. .,w..,.-,,u-1.w....,-, were - -,xv-,f,:,x,:N-,f w in 32 in A: if-H u.i -1 s :- srjgi' e , 'ffafgq ,iff -- 1--'4+?efef 4 ' 1 .x ,ii Z' V.: L- as ii l Service leadership and a high overall academic sfanding are qualificafions for fhe honor so- ciefies of Blue Key and Pamarisfa. The fwo groups, open fo iuniors and seniors wifh a fhree poinf index, co-sponsored Quiz Bowl and Honor Day. Royal blue iaclrefs wifh fhe Blue Key on fhe cresf idenfify fhe men's honor sociefy. Lim- ifed fo fwenfy-five members by fheir na- 'rional offices, Blue Key chooses an ouf- sfanding faculfy member each monfh and sponsors fhe vicfory bell which ISU frades wifh Ball Sfafe in foofball. A candy sale by fhe fall pledge class raised money for fhe Civic Amphifheafer, while a car wash by fhe spring class garnered funds for fhe braille secfion of fhe new library. Sponsoring fhe arfs show as a parf of Arfs Fesfival in April, as well as choosing fhe ouf- sfanding freshman woman highlighfed 'rhe year for Pamarisfa. The girls served as ush- ers af commencemenf and had a 'rea af Condif House for oufsfanding freshman and sophomore girls. 2 Combining music and educa+ion, WISU broadcas'fs from 'rwo 'l'ill mid- nigh+ daily. Serving as an educafion sys+em, 'rhe campus radio s+a'fion was under 'rhe direcfion and opera+ion of speech s+uden+s in +he radio and TV fields. As parl' of Hs program, WISU incorpora+ed Na+ional Edu- ca+ion +apes wi+h a Wednesday jazz hour. Two new pro- grams were begun +his year. Monlage broadcasfs were rom +en fill midnighl' and layed 'rhe 'rop 40 +unes. The second new program was Showcase which consisled of a one hour program on a specific album. Ofher nigh+s were devofed +o new pop music and reviews of music from Broadway plays. Alpha Sigma lofa, broadcas+ing fra+erni'ry, carried ou'r several ac+ivi+ies making I+ one of 'rhe mos+ aclive profes- sional groups on campus. Helping 'rhe Uniled Fund 'ro col- lec+ money, se++ing up chairs a+ 'rhe fairgrounds and spon- soring an Ear+h Day proiec+ were among +heir ac'rivi'ries. The men of ASI also main+ained a downfown frafernily headquarlrers. X-eu W 3 csX,,gXxN-X S xxx xxx f X X-'ish ' A li as -- A 0 6 'ffm P, A! A 'I 4 exe - Q if Q K' 1 .f-fl S N- 1 l f f r f v 1 4 Y Iph DHOI' SOC ra--r -,- -er- , ........ .ea-'ll -N if . .yay 9 vw . Xe far CI Lambda Delta a record 95 women in A ril, making I+ 'rhe larg- onorary on campus. As 1' e nafional scholaslic ie+y for freshman women, 'l'll6 organizalion is :en lo firsl year coeds Wl'l'l'l a 3.5 grade average for ei- rer of +l'leir flrsl' lwo semeslers. G,-revrhen Aqoerrr Teresee Ahlberq Sherry Allen Susan Anduslry Barry Armes Carolyn Baker Mary Barnes Lrnda Barnharv Brenda Barllay Shelley Baslre Cynohla Baufih Debra Beauc arnD Brenda Bellner Carole Benson Barbara Befchley Denlse Blscan Carol Bclrnqer Crndy Boolrs Jerrold Boone Suzanne Boyll Key Braddy Cafhleen Brenvllnger JoElla Brewer Clnrlshne Brown Nancy Brown Susan Buell Plrlyllls Buechler Denrsu Burch Phyllls Burke Cafherrne Burns Deborah Burns Judrrh Calverf Cashy Campbell Susan Campbell Karen Carry Vlrgrnla Cash Marcla Cass Mlchelle Chell Shella Clark Marllyn Clarle Anna Clevanqer Charlene Cocanower Shlrley Cooke Mary Crane Jane Crawford Esfher Cronlhne Lynn Crosby Gayle Curlls LaAnne Danrels Carol Dawes Deborah Davls .layllene Davrs Llnda Davls Berry Dean Judlvh Decllar Tamszlorl Dehler Gleela Detar Ellen Dewlg Lana Dralra Margaret Dudlne Rose DuGranrul Ann Dwyer Jane' Eachus Arlene Eolerle Jaar' Edrnondsl:-rl Sonrrre Edwards Susan Eqqersrran Debra Elzey Sharon Eruglscn Drana Evans Marsha Eyers Bgnnle Fernsler Janer For-ernan Sherla Fosrer Shelly Fo. Vlcl,e Fenl Sharon Gallagher Judrvh G,-arzollnr Julre Gerl.n v.rq.nre Grll Karen Qlroad Sandra Groban lcelny Gelarner Judrrh Goldnerr Anna Goodrreh Suzanne Gorharn Jeanne Gough Page eullrrer eye Eerrer Llnde l-legen Marcla Hall Donna Harpenau Rosernarle Harrrs Kathleen Hart Sherry Haselby Barbara Herne Jerrl Henderson Janev Heppner Bonnla Hevron Sfepharlre Holernon Theresa Holr Deborah Hornsley Grera Howyerrnale Ann Hunt Marrha Hupp Adel Inman Kalhleerl James Peggy Jellers Teresa Jennrngs Susan Johnson Jaclrrda Jones Valerre Jones Judlvh Jordan Su1eHeJullan Jaruae Kelfh Karen Keffer Margarer Klng Edna Klnnen Constance Krrllparrrclr Cafharlne Knoahta lln-ja Kncrcrb Banrva Kramer Balsy Lancer Nrccrla lane .lane Lararrrore Treca Lawrenae Suzanne lrnelrneer Deborah lelnenbaeh Karer lrndhge. Jernrler loehr Donna lnreell Ann Leyerr Jane Marqasrzn F'ober'a Marshall Cernlyn Mar' n Cernl Mrrjellerly karen M-:Clare Deborah Mlilfc-rrrn, Parrlara McCorrnnl lrnde Mfiey Dawn Meehan Pa'sy Mersberger Marqarev Melllnqar Mery Malloh Sheryl Melran Mary Mendel Mollle Mlenhrsarff Rerh Mrller Lynn Monroe Nelhe Mlilore Maerne Mulle' Sh.rle Meneuqh Joan lvluncre Nancy Mundell Perry Murphy Nlchle Nrclless Ann Nobllfl Carol Norvhrcrp Cheryl O Brlen Carolyn Oeoh Donna Osnall Chrrsrlna Owen Nancy Parsons Peqqy Parry Karlna Payne Pamela Payne Andrea Pears-:rr Mollre Pereqnne Brllr Plnll.ps Lrnda Phrllrps Candrce Prersnr Kavhleen Pller Sandra Pollard Nancy Powell Leslle Prolsa Dorovhy Rasener Anda Palcllll Belrnda Paulo Nancy Ray Sherry Pay Chcrllllfe Redden Nancy Redford Drane Reed Mary Reylrnq Debble Reynolds Peggy Rhoads Janev Rrce Dorerlny Pnzhardson Trna Roccra Janlce Roqowsll Susan Rosebaclr Carol Rosenqranv Parnala Ross Deble-e Rosrel Marqaref Russell Jean Puvledqe .lane Sabens lfalhryn Sanders Myra Schrllrnq Crfrnseanae S-,hueseler Joan Srghurrraeher Barbara Srihwarlz Marv Schysenglara Elrzat-evh Sri-rr Rrzrsann Scan lferry Seale Theresa Serlen Mer, gerrrrrger Nenry Snernll Marqarel shulrr karen Slu Harlana Slaxerrs Chrysann Srnrlh Teresa Smlvh Cynrh-a Snulhwond lane, gpnler Karen Svarl Glorla Slassen Claudla Sleele Mary Sfe rhensan layer. Rua Svewarl Selly Sreelrr Sandra Sa-grner Cheryl Svryler Suzanne Sverqergrn Joanna Sulllyan Judy Sur-ranre Peg-gy Sun-:rn Drane Tabla Candace Tall Debbr Tall Deborah reylrr Theresa Thole Elneleerll rlrnnnpeen Jo Tornllnscrn Ann Trantarqer Eleanor Truelrlrzrod Judy Trqeyreh Cora Turner Drane Vanlanrnqhan. Dlanne Verrnllllrlrn 6allVlrlr1enl Terry Waqqnnor Mary Wagner Donna Waller Rebecca Waller Bonnre Wallon Mar Wassel Elllal-alll Wavson Sharon Weber Donna We-gner Drarre Warne Allce Werslen Mary Weller Jane! Wells Mereerel Wessel Shella Wheeler Eno Whlvaler Ann Whrfehead Dlana Wllcox Berry W.llrarns Brenda Wooden Marqarer Woolsey Peggy Woolsey Pavrrgra Zerbe Carol Zyrnslo 256 ,wi Abi. fi Y,-.f fi . ava- .v-rl 'f f Bagel' 'l ,Mgt . , J 'Yrs n-if Top leflz Before relrealinq lo llwe world ol sla- lacliles and slalaqmiles, a iecruilinq drive is made by flue Cave- Club. Top rigl1+:Colleqiale 4.l-l Club igonducls a rneelinq in llie Union cal- eferia, Cenfer righfz Scuba Club members rneef al flue arena pool. Bolfom rigl1+:Ollicei's ol flwe Inferior Design Guild. Boffom cenfer: A lollc Sing-a-long is parl ol llwe enlerlainmenl al The lnler-Varsily Clwrislian Fellowship rneelinqs. Boffom le'f+: An inlernalional dinner was pail ol llie lnlernalional Sludenls' Associalions ac- livilies. ii' b i if gm -ii, v'E 'f,,, Spelunking may have been your bag and if il' was, +he Cave Club was lhe group 'ro ioin. Trips +o Blue Springs and Wayne's Cave accompanied by cave safe+y les- sons and guesl spealcers made cave ex- ploring bolh an adveniure and a learn- ing experience. Religious organizalions available fo s+uden+s included Bap+is+ S'ruden'r Fel- lowship, Chris+ian Science College Or- ganizafion, Church of Chris? Campus Fellowship, Jewish Sfudenl Associaiion and +he Newman Club. Facilifies for sludying and rapping were provided +o s+uden+s by 'rhe Lulheran S'ruden+ Cen+er, Scamps House, lhe Caiholic Sludenl' Cenfer and 'rhe Wesley Foun- dafion. Follc singers, open houses and seminars were feafures of lhe Infer- Varsify Chris'l'ian Fellowship. Q ll ill y L 1 l 1 .V ' fl uf' I ,, s I 3' i, l if .qv K! Q l , f -V .,h-Ju T27 Top left W College Republican execufive board rode in fhe Homecoming '70 parade. Top righlz Congressman Allard Lowen- slem of Long Beach, New Yorlc, was a guesf speaker of lhe Young Demo- crafs. BoHom righf: The College Re- publican execuhve board. Boflom left The Young Democrals exe-culive board. aving lo onloolwers The PMB :am uw? 'wi R is.. . hcsiii W- N ,QQ fit Formerly known as +he Foreign Rela- iions Club, fhe ln+erna+ional Sfudenls' Associa+ion changed Hs name fo in- clude American sfudenfs. To aid in fheir goal of helping Americans 'ro be- come be++er ac uainled wi+h foreign s+uden'fs, 'rhe clucb sponsored an infer- nafional dinner in March af which each 'foreign s+uden'r pre ared a dish from his na+ive coun+ry. For 'rhe less adven- iuresome, American food was also served. Poli+ically minded sfudenfs could ioin Young Democrars or College Republi- cans. The Democraf group affended fheir nafional college convenfion and invi+ed guesf speakers, includin Con- gressman Allard Lowensfein o? New York. The Republican group affended a corn bread supper in Indianapolis and inviled John Snyder, s+a're cenlral commi++ee chairman, as a speaker. 'rea :i :E .!i- -r 1525 1 5' a,. - cms qwx fd' ' 'K ff' 259 Departmentcals provide s+uden+s 'rhe opporfunify 'ro gain and share informalion in 'rheir own area of sfudy. From +he l.e Cercle Francais +0 The lndusf Trial Educalion Club, any sfudenf can find some depar'rmen+al orga- nizalion +o ioin. Mosf groups mel' monfhly wifh gues'r speakers and fileld 'rripsp some didn'+ mee+ a+ a . The S+uden+ Educa+ion Associa' lion sponsored informal facul'ry +eas and a doughnul' sale. The 300 member group also inviled speak- ers in cooperalion wi+h 'rhe coun+y school dis+ric+. Language clubs in Chinese, French, Laiin, S anish and Russian operafed 'ro helop for- eign language sfudenfs learn more aboul' differen+ cullures. The afhleles - bolh male and fe- male - could choose member- ship in Alhenaeum, Gymnaslics, l Mens, S arlari or Women's Recrealion glubs. time ' QMS. 52 ,Q 5 ii Lv? f, 3 L K . , 1 V '. 4 N . .4 Q. Eb W my i new I : l X. N.. - . Jw Top leff: Douqnnuf sales ln dorm lobbies rarsed money for flwe Sfudenf Edufjafron Assocue afron. Top rigl1+:EerTl1Sclence Club members examrne Col- lecfed specrmens rn ffme scrence burldrnq. Boffom righf: Officers and members of flue Sfudenf Affnlnafes of fhe f-Xmerrcan Cnemlcel Some' fy. Boffom lefft Sponsors and members of flne Muslc Educaf tors' Naflonal Conference. 26 -ve' Ea v C 71'- 'T 'K Raising money for donafions +o Cperalion Spinning Wheels, desgned +o hecgp physically han :cap ed chll ren, and lhe Indiana gpecial Olympics, or- ganized 'ro give menlally re- larded children +he opporluni- ly lo compele in afhlelics, were s ecial proiecls of The Sludenl gouncil lor Exceplional Chil- dren. Sludenls also ioined 'rhe Associalion lor Childhood lfclu- calion. A field lrip 'ro l'he Museum of Na'l'ural l-lisfory in Chica o highlighled 'lhe ear for lie Earlh Science Chl. The Ameri- can Chemical Sociely spon- sored special gues+ speakers as well as monlhly research papers by members. Gif I 1 Top leff: A rofffaf png War, llw mann course ol K5 dlnnev Hfflfflll' Sored by llle Clllnew Club. Top righf: Geneml Telephone olle-red a Tour ol lalillmez lm llwe Fmure Secrelanea Assoc' anon, BoHom right Alilzounl ing Club CvlllQQl E- duscusf- -afi- lavlfues ln llwe new flxiljounllnq Deparlrnenl ollnjei fin The lourllm lloor ol We bualnefwg bunldlnq. BoHom leff: El Cnr culo Espanol olllljers plan flue agenda lor flnelr nel-l rneellnq '263 Top lefl: Comlerences lrl-,e lhe Wabash Valley Press Cohlerehce had lhe omni' presenl irlormallorr and reglslrahom lable. com- plele wrlh a problem-SON mg Blue Beret, Top and lsollom right Shovel, mean' lhqlul ceremomes, such as Slgma Tau Dellals llopl and PM Epslloh Kappas lbol- loml, brouqhl meephyles mlo lhe lolds ol member- shrp. Bollom cenler: Bren' da Bush and Lloyd Long, co-charrmeh ol lhe Wabash Valley Press Corrlererrce lor Alpha Phr Gamma, pref senled plaques and cerllll- sales lor oulslandmq lwrglw school rourmalram. Bollom lelllz Slqma Zela, silence hamarary, Clnscussed ihdnvud- ual prolecls al Their meet mqs. an .S iimf E, 64 A 3.0 in your major and a 2.5 overall GPA can gef almosf an sfudenf info a campus hon- orary. lndivicllual qualificafions vary buf honoraries are basically fhe same. Monfhly meefings affended by eighf loyal workers are fhe subsfance of mosf honoraries. Candy sales and car washes raise fhe money for fhe biannual inifiafion banquefs - wifh half fhe new inifiafes never fo be seen again. An honor sociefy is a nice fhing fo have on a iob a plicafion f and, unfor- funafely, fhaf is alljfhaf many sfudenfs see in fhese groups. Buf some honoraries do confribufe fo bofh fhe campus and fhe members. Alpha Phi Gamma iournalism honorary was named as fhe oufsfanding chapfer in fhe Easfern Re, gion af ifs annual convenfion in April for Houfsfanding services fo campus and com- munify. The Alpha Phi Gamma chapfer gives plaques fo fhe Sfafesman and Syca- more edifors, awards scholarships, selecfs oufsfanding freshman and senior iournalisfs and sponsors fhe Wabash Valley Press Con- ference for area high schools. Anofher iournalism group, Sigma Delfa Chi professional journalism sociefy, sponsored fhe Region Five conference of fhe organiza- fion wifh fhe fheme of Trends in Journal- ism. Professional and sfudenf iournalisfs spolce before fhe members of area SDX cha pfers. The group raised mone by faking and selling picfures of floors residlenfs in fhe dorms. 66 A par'ry ai 'I'he AHic followed +he spring ini+ia+ion 'For Sigma Tau Delia. honorary in English. The group sponsored facul+y 'reas and recepfions for new nglish sluclenis, as well as discussion sessions. Three new honoraries organized al lSU during +he year. Pi Lambda Theia, formerly lhe Women's onorary in Educalion, charfered in March as +he Bela Pi chapier. The group's main ac'rivi+y has been organizing a person resource file for 'rhe coun+y school sysfem. Delia Pi Epsilon ini+ia+ed sixiy char+er members in April as lhis nalional hon- orary was es+ablished for s+uden'rs who are enrolled in or who have complefed 'rhe business educaiion graduale rogram ai Siaie. The Aeros ace De- parfmenl' heralded ihe es'l'ablishmen'r ofpa newly recognized iraiernify, Alpha Efa Pho, whose mem- bership included no'I' only pilofs bui anyone in'rer- esied in flying. Pi Omega Pi gave fhe annual oufsiancling sfudenl' award, along wi'rh assis+ing in fhe business educa- 'rion clinic and es+ablishing a panel discussion of s+uden+ feachers upon 'lheir refurn. Anoiher award, honoring +he Oufsfanding Teacher of 'rhe Year was given +o Dr. Richard W. Dowell by Kappa Delia Pi socie'l'y in educaiion. Alpha Bela Alpha library science honorary welcomed fhe new faculiy a+ a fea in November, aucfioned Chrisimas ornamenls 'ro buy books for a children's hospiial and bade farewell +o gradualing members af a recepfion in May. - I--N4 .Z Z 'F' 1' E 'si K.. 1 QT' X T x 8 9' X To xi. -Tig Vg 1- ,M L, X --GS 1 .p,-+,1,. .K:. . Q x v 3 x Wm, , -, K f t T 1 X , 5 1 ' l L . 8 L1 ...,.Jf.-fa -9- Q . 'K x lf QT T, nv 11 Q 'A U EH--.. fj Xl fi p Y .JU 1 , T I 3 , IJ ,.. ,hg- V mu.. ' . I A ,Q , 1 3 , ..,,,T.i .. , --v s - 5 Q , s '- N .PAT '-1. f ff h - . f A , - ' N 'A I M.: ' QTL. - 'ivy lm - f- T X -. -- '- up ' 'ii 9 A Ty 1.1, N --1 Vg- Q 1 , , - X If :T QQ 1 ' 4- ll f 4 , -: 5... '15-ss.. Lf: Tv 3 Y I ,,. I I. 5?.v A In ' J ' T .N :fat :fi . , Tal YS T f'LTu..x,llf' R53 . I 'WFT-f. .5 -if Q. 'Vg 3 .' I ru yy.-vc. J T lWTW7 W - U ir--, ps... Top left The Slqma Della Chl chapter howlefjl The imilely 9 4 Requorw Flwf lorwenhmh and 1 , , T brlifuqhl QUQQT S-pw?-filelil hom l Wg,ghmq+m Qhuqaqf, and 1 lvlllwaulee lor' mfs lWl,,day qalhefmq, Top righfz The hqlme efjljlrwglnwhe. h+3nov,f,v Phu v U lgmlom Qnwmglxw lellflled F T fudge and hwrhemacle hal-ed Q-ivods hi vowel mcfwew, Tm mfs phllahlhroplei- Bohlom righf: Pm Mu Epsmlfifn oTTerQd alveolar: Trclm wllhm The malh fileparl- men? and quesl spealer-3, at me monfhly meelmq. Boflom leff: The llbrary hffwmifrafy, Alpha Bela Alpha, welconwez ds alumrm rmewbers efalgh ,em wlfh a l-lcfmecommq hreall Teal. 267 268 phi sigma iota guage lan C9 CII1 I'0lTl Y. 3 c fb 'U 2. CT 3 math Andy Amey Haldon Anderson Cynlhia Baugh Ru+h Ann Beckman Larry Brown Terri Burland Palricia Bufwin Larry Carier Gary Clinlrenbeard Timolhy Cullen Richard Dan Deborah Davis Arlene Eclxerle Merry Anne Fosier Sheilia Fosfer John Gallagher Rebecca Gehrlre Carol Hogg Ronald Howes Suzanne Boyll Linda Curran Phyllis Deckarl' Jamise George Teresa Henry Carolyn Marlin Jane+ Nelson David Query Charlo++e Redden Tina Roccia Jane Sabens Karen Keller Randolph Kuechenberg Sharon l.amp+on Linda Laughhunn Barbara Loclrhari Roberfa Marshall Nancy Meneghini Jenny Miller Sfephen Moore Gregory Robbins John Roberis James Ru+herfoord Linda Siewari Richard Siroz Teri Touchion Diane Vaal WyneHe Worfman Michael Zabloclci 0 -I- Q sigma classical phi Rebecca Anderson Judilh Bradley Denise Burch Roxana Carler Ann Cleveland Linda Cole John Ellioll Harry Freeman Deborah Harris Kalhleen James James Jochum Lesler Kerns Karen Keller John Majors Carol McCalfer+y Nancy Needham Debra Read Chrisline Thompson Rebecca Walker Kalhleen Wells William Zlalos ITIUS C sigma alpha iota Carol Alverson Susan Beckel+ Calhleen Bonkowski Nancy Bush Kysa Canedy Ann Carlson Chrisline Chambers Beverly Clarke Nancy Cloud Mary Cooper Jane Cox Lisa Cundilf Melinda Dolan Mary Edwards Marilyn Fry Virginia Gill Janel Hellon Carol I-lomerding Janel Huber Linda Kind'g Bonnie Kinman Deborah Knudsen Roberla Mallingly Nancy Morris Rila Morris Rhonda Muench Ann Pavell Sue Phillips Maureen Rooney Jane Rolh Sally Russell Mary Schweikarl Rebecca Smilh Ganelle Smilh Linda Sulphin Peggy While Rila Willman Janel Wilson Nancy Wimmer Cheryl Young Angela Black Lerene Laux l ITIUS C I mu alpha Roger Beesley Jerry Bell Raymond Bibzak Daniel Booher William Cain James Chesierson Edward Cosper Ronald Crowe Thomas Dean James Earnesl Mark Eskew Ronald Gard David Gibbs Kermil' Kaericher ll Roy Kassel Glenn Lashbrooks Michael Lehoskey Slephen Lind ndrew Mech Daniel Miller Scoll Miller Randall Milchell Gary Dennis Moals Ken Thomas Murray Kelley Okamolo Roberl Sleve Pedigo Kevin Peflley Howard Roberls Richard Roland David Spindler Larry Slunkel Carl Szawica Gary Ulley Michael Wade Slephen Warne Carl Williams Slanley Zenor Ronald Hull William Tucker 269 lambda psi sigma Sylvia Kolb Gregory LaPoin'r D John Mayer i DaVld.Bar.nell Harry Nowicki, Jr. , Pafricia Bickel Phyllis parks Alexis Brimberry penny plaH y C Nancy Case Carolee Purdy ' Sleven Collings Rachel Ramer 'E Carolyn Davison Johnny RQUHU U Margarel Fay Marcia Roull .3 garol Fr? Helen Schwenk G, .osemarie Gaull Thomas SCOH -, Ef'een Gwde Beverly shields U Lfnda l-lacllel' . Francis Shove 'G Linda Kay Hardiman Tania Shane 2 3- Joanna Hedge Riley gone gg CG'O'e lives Deborah Wade McCallis+er Janel Kewl' Deane Wilson Marsha Keflll Margarel Woolsey Charesa Kirchner Julia Wrighy Mary Jo Zwerner 270 sr Q 'cs 'cs Q Q. co I Q E. ucation ed Carolyn Anderson Belly Armes Nancy Banks Doris Baufe Barbara Belchley Pa'l'ricia Bickel Janice Bolinger Madeline Bonucchi Marilou Boyce Yolonda Boyd Judilh Bradley Cinda Cain William Cain Susan Casper Velma Davis Arlene Eclxerle Carol Fox Elaine Frye Vicki Funk Ingrid Grahn Donald Gross Glenn Hahn Sandra Hamillon Cheryl Jackson Carol Kalferhenry Sandra King Linda Laughhunn Jane Margason lna Mayfield Joyce Meyer Palricia Murphy Virginia Murray Karen Neeley Sleven Nixon Mary Parker Roberl Plunkell Cheryl Price Dorolhy Rasener Mary Reed John Roberls Douglas Ruess Donna Sanders Helen Schwenk Jacqueline Scofl Tania Slane Joseph Smifh David Soderquisl Denise Spoor Refa Slewarl Cheryl Slryker Elizabefh Sulherland Harriel' Uhlhorn Diane Vaal Gary Wafson. Thomas Wafson Holly Wilson Anne Windle Terry York LeMar Barnett John Batt Samuel Bayless John Beecher Jody Biltz David Birchtield David Bird James Borries Ronald Bradtord William Christy Wes Colker Robert Creech Garry Dalton Roger Dean Cyrus Deem Rodney Dowell Daniel Dubois J. W. Fair Richard Foster Michael Frederick John Gauer David Godbey John Grygiel Joseph Grygiel drama theta alpha phi Jean Bauer William Bauer Mary Anne Bole Candice Coleman Charles Dowdy Patricia Fertig Elizabeth Field Robert Gillman Penny Goodwin Kathy Hammond Robert Jettord Richard Krider Marty Sanders Patricia Sedletzeck Paula Sindlinger Sherry Smalley Pam Stitch Donna Waugh pl omega pi Carolyn Anderson Cynthia Carmichael Brenda Carter Sherry Haselby Rita Jarrett siness ed bu Judith Jordan Janice Kind Betty Marks Mary Pastorius Jo Ann Rominger Donna Schopmeyer epsilon pi tau Frank Guthrie, Kenneth Hickman Robert Hammonds James Handy James Horne Donald Kimbrell Richard Kleine Leonard Kreinop George Lehrling Ronald Lemmons Joseph Linne Harry Lyness Gerald Oliver David Ptettscher Don Piper Robert Plunkett Michael Ray Ronald Rienoehl Michael Rietman John Sinn Edward Stuttle Michael Swayze Robert Swinehamer Anthony Tripi Clittord Wadsworth Thomas Waldridge Craig Walker Thomas Watson Jackie Young 27 72 me GCOYIOITIICS phi upsilon Connie Allen Palricia Ayers Audry Baird Linda Barnharl Karen Barr Cynlhia Beeson Nancy Bell Linda Boone Debra Brauneclmer Mary Buller Mary Clarlce Deborah Cornell omicron Mary Lorna Susan Elaine Karen Judilh Carol Ellen Edmondson Fox Franz Frye Gallman Garzolini Glesige Juanila Landers Nancy Law Bonnie Limpus Geraldine Livingslon Mary Ann Long Elizabelh Lucas Chrislina Mangia ,Anna Ringwald Shirley Roelher Donna Sanders Chrisline Schmilz Mary Lynn Schnarr Sharon Sheridan Denise Spoor Anifa Goodrich Susann Grabner Lynne Granl Wilma Hardesly Calherine Healy Linda Mann Helen McCormick Eliza belh Mclnlosh Linda McWilliams Deborah Miller Dessie Slaflord Nina Terrell Teresa Thole Cynlhia Thomas Joanna Thomas -2 Marlha Crossland Susan Heine Calhy Minne P6+I'iCi6 Tingley Jane Davidson Jane Heramb Marilyn Mooers Harriel Uhlhorn Belh Delong Madeleine Hilderbrand Margo Myers Mary Lynn Whilalre Mary Diclcman Grella Hoffman Jean O'Daniel Rhonda While Susan DiXOn Susy Hunler Barbara Ranch Donna Whilenach Lana Dralxe Karel Kirschner Jeanelle Riggs June Williams Kalhleen Duley s alpha phi gamma Andy Amey Max Marsh Ann Balaban Jean Anne McAllisler , John Brady Roberl' Nicoson Brendalee Bush Mary Novak RiCl1arCl Chaney Joe Palumbo . . Arlhur V. Crary, lll Lisa Phares Charles Criss Tina Roccia ' ' Sherry Ford David Slinnell Elizabelh Gabberl Mary Kaye Slray I Anila Garrigus Palriclc Traub Peggy Graham Judi+h Troller Tirnolhy Harlan Nancy Troxel - Timolhy Kelley Carl Wallers Larry Klueh Slephen Wanninger Mary-Jo LaRoche Linda Washinglon Q Nancy Laila Lynne Windmiller Lloyd Long Nancy Zander I' 5 if .C li' 2- blue key J U ii l 2. l Q. i 3 Fred Anderson James Pasierb g William BuHer Wayne Pe,-,-Y D Charles Criss Slephen Pfranlr 1 Richard Donham David Richard U S . ll- Charles French Dorsey Ruley Michael G'lbSOf1 Joseph Se++lem're I William Greenwood George Smifh I Slephen Grove Joseph Smifh O David Holler Richard S+roz -c Q Jimmie Johnson Larry Tenbarge L .2 Richard Kaufman Michael Wade U 2 William Kaufman Slephen Wanninger Q -lam95 Klelf Thomas Warner E W E'3V 5:jM9ddl9S Bruce Welfens+e++e dvi Newell Michael W'Il 0? Keifh Newell Henry YU I S U -1- - i 0 'U Carolyn Anderson Mar+y Barnes Kalhlyn Braunschweiger . . Cinda Cain David C' Campbell Bellina Groscop l Michael E. Roloff Sujan .Hgflfe i ani I Karla Keller f Janel Marlin ' Judy Mason , Kay MaHingly Q Karen Neeley .2 Judy Parks E Nancy Rendaci Q Peggy Rhoads W Orva Sinclair Chrysann Smilh Mary Vail Rebecca Walker Peggy Woolsey - i an U 5 C 0 I- Q i 273 1' fc-.551 .-zu' F 1. ..,,. 4 .,- .,,. in ' ..-. 32112 -Jemfiyi ,os P9 3. k ,. A rr 77' 5- . '33- Qi, .Z:gi'54fL:-..-:,1 gl g: ,. Wi' I fr 0 J z 5a7g9,0 Pu, N:-2 E'-eg 1.3.5- PM Day J-w La:-e Jim Zwekw Sn, NAf'b'f:orv-E Bwq- Huw Pe. rfngu V34 M513 Fran S-ram Rnf Suv' Paw W hrs Bmw- Br-:ww Dave!! Mason T-any Cam Ceo! Twehuve Jwm Weaver Rm, May Dove McBf da Dan Wunderhqh v X Rm X x Q- ! f f P-jx in ' S. C v . jg 2 'Q' .V gg' 'Y V z ,- r NX law: 'L ,wi dI4..,e . 1 f vx0f,!,:.-i-.gt U The bonfire af Homecoming was ius+ one of 'rhe ac'rivi+ies promoied by Al ha Phi Omega service fralernily. ghe men raised money for +he Cancer Socie+y, as well as for 'rhe Hear+ Fund and s onsored Chrisfmas parlies for The Big Brolher pro- gram and fhe Glenn Home. A baslce+ball free +hrow al Cam us Carnival and worlc a+ Falher Gibaull school were also impor- lanl' for +he APOs. Li++le Sis+ers assisled +he men in fheir endeavors and worked wilh l'he Red Cross on lheir own. A s+yle show for charil and help given a+ 'rhe Beacon gchool were also underlalcen by 'rhe APO Li++le Sislers. Top righ'I': APC? Lillle Sisleie. 'elf-me hundreds 04 balloons 'fi 'Ve He? gli' gf llwe yocngslers al l'lomeif0nwrlg. Boi'- 'rom left Clearing We gfo,,f'J: 3 fi local Gay ncrsery was one ol flwe phil' arlhroplc prolefis C3 We AP05 .Wd lheir sislers. 66 l E Blue books - indispensable in every dorm roof were 'usf one of fhe pro'ecfs 5 Delfa ligma Pi, nafional professio business frafernify. Open fo bu ness adminisfrafion majors, fl men's frafernify offers a program acfivifies comparable fo fhaf of, social frafernify. ? A halloween dance, semi-for , Chrisfmas dance and formal Roi dance in fhe spring highli hfed fl social calendar. The Tangem Ra wifh fhe Alpha Phis and a camp' carnival dunlcing boofh sfreng ened Delfa Sigma Pi relafions wi' social Greeks on campus. Proceeds from a car wash in fhe fe going fo fhe Civic Amphifheafu and a car bloclcade raising overf fhousand dollars for fhe America: Cancer Sociefy gained acclaim as Delfa Tau chapfer proved fo be on of fhe besf in fhe nafion. 1 Bev- N 1 1' 32 J-5 23 gk 15, , B., .,, J? Vo 43 4 fa W fl 1 2 3 '5 5 la 0 f M 1-N 45 43 Earl CoHmnn Drck Warner Mills Jones Svsve Bhafkever Jeff Few Chuck Shfens Jeff WaHer ChgrMe Shddahl Don Carver John Udred Chuclm Anderson Rusfy Coffrnq John M.gCimvQCk Dave Fuhs Dar' Keown Gena Baie 8.1! Smnh Dave SCOP' Sam Burch Ed Crvownmq Bar' Cnwns Steve Drake Gregg Jones 14 .JOM Seng Z5 Bob Seger 26 Gary Crswdef 27 Mrle em my 28 Pav Sdhvgn 29 Rd, Robefvm 30 Sieve HAU 3k Ale. Murqm 32 Jrm DBM-:Na 33 Bob Rubber' 34 Marv Seger Pm Pena Dane! Tmmmn Erfvy Berwloffe BN Dov das rw, ward vw nwm,..0r.r Dann, Srmvb Gram Mwpr, Johr- MQGC-sem Frnr-R Zreq Tom Zrpp .i-1fn:V-WI, ,. X. ,4-' V-.. .,J, . ,FM , fu ' 1 , , - . v-J.Jl . f-qv-Q x, f L ., xn- , kr U ,f wg, Lx Top le'f+: Rose Queen for De-Ha Sigma P. was Judy Jordan. Top righfz Brorrwers of Deira Srqma Pr SGH Bhe Books To Stafe smdemfs. f FF M7:-fy-,,w,,k, , 277 Eight thousand sfudenfs begin fhe school day by commufing. They ef in fheir cars af 6 a.m. and arrive on campus an hour Ze- fore fheir firsf class, buf affer finding a parking s ace, fhey have iusf fen minufes fo run fo class. A welij bal- anced fime schedule is fhe dream of every commufer - classes on iusf Tuesdays and Thursdays are heaven. Flaf fires, em fy gas fanks, and being railroaded are fhe pif- falls of fhiese sfudenfs. Campus facilifies for commufers consisf of a basemenf in fhe union, fhe grill, and fhe halls of 'rhe academic buildings. The commufer leaves campus af 4 p.m. and misses fhe Sfafesman and fhe nighf acfivifies. The +ownie has fhe exfra advanfage of eas nighf access fo campus, buf fhose commufers from Worfhingfon and Clinfon miss fhe guesf speakers, fhe dances and fhe advanfages of Greek life. Wanf fhe freedom of off-campus living buf fhe near- ness of a dorm? Walden aparfmenls is +he answer for coeds. No hours and fhe freedom fo decide whaf was for supper, plus lower cosfs were a few of Walden's af- fracfions. Residenfs were required fo have complefed 55 hours wifh seniors given firsf preference. Home man- agemenf sfudenfs occupy 'three aparfmenfs af Walden as fhey gain acfual experience in operafing a home by living af Walden for one-half semesfer. F E , xi-w I 1 ' L l 278 52:1 hi- I - 'Q A fix - ' ' Q' 'Quia xxx S F, so 'E i'?A' I , E45 is frat SX X . B, I ,t 5556 ag A Aw' iixz-5 Ass! , A fn' Qi- 537235: ,, Q DX 4,2 of ia 'GQTM x 'fi f 6 ws ---W A ug.- 24 . XAI' 3 W X'9 '5Wi?bi1 , J:-----1 +--14 'v-unsung..-,wmwq-9,4 279 ' 1 yi in A-- 5 C Q X ss 1 2 .av 'rf' , If fu r. X ,ry 4!! . if' 6 5 X -5, .. - - 'x , 'Q f'g3fPkf Q fy. 1 'I ru-V 1- faflff., 0' 235216. A 1f ?. V 'P 3' ,e 2: 1 'MA fy Ai'-its?-f' '- EU R, 'Q 6 Q 41 Y! ig 1 2 'gf ., iq, fy 'A 3 ,V iq.. X 5.5.- Iibt ' 4' ,Q - it Sf 21 Qi ' jx-. 3, 5 A, J., yuh , ,5 -f V.,-,,fE57ggr-w - , X . '- Tw :. -4. -. -Y N W ,. 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BoHom cen+er: Chancelkwr' Alexander Heard spolfe To rhe QVCidlJEJfIl'WQ daze. BoHom leff: Members of fhe qradrmhmq rjhafs rwmiaruhed across campus to fhe quad, 283 rg we 3 FT il RXMN Ra,- Q.. ,'w.. Nr! c. ,, 1 1 ,+- N,-qw T -n 'Q ,.,,l,. ., Climaxing four years of cu++ing classes, iyping lerm pa- pers, sleeping 'rhrough boring leclures, and spending long nigh+s sfudying, gradua+ion ended college for I,854 seniors on June 6. The I00+h graduaiing class held commencemeni on 'rhe quad in a blazing 92Oaf+ernoon. Gradua+ion followed a recep+ion honoring 'fhe senior class residenf and 'rhe '7I grads and parenfs a+ Cgondi+ House. Exercises included +he conferring of four honorary degrees by Presideni Rankin, as bachelor degrees were presen+ed +o I,573 candidafes and 270 s'ru- denls earned mas'fer's. Guesi speaker was Chancellor Alexander Heard of Vanderbili UnWemH. Afler yeiirs of harrassmenf, seniors faced a 'final day of piciure 'raking wi'rh 'rhe family. One las+ line - 'rhis +ime, +o re+urn 'rhe cap and gown . . . 283 84 R Action fhrough commiffees fhaf gof fhings on fhe move and did fheir iobs characferized fhe l970'7l Sen- ior Class Council. The council planned fhe moves of fheir class fhrough commiffees for exfernal af- fairs, senior awards banquef, public relafions, fhe scrapbook and fhe newsleffers. Exfernal affairs, under fhe direcfion of Tom War- ner, presenfed fhe universify wifh Surroundings, a booklef designed fo provide new freshmen wifh a guide fo fhe Terre Haufe area. The senior awards banquef on May 2 was planned by The banquef commiffee, chaired by Bob Souchon. A new proiecf underfaken by fhe public relafions commiffee under fhe direcfion of Sfeve Wallis was a survey of seniors concerning fheir anfici- pafed acfivifies affer graduafion. Quesfions such as possible parficipafion in fhe Alumni Associafion and financial supporf fo fhe school were included in fhe survey. A round scrapbook wifh fhe universify cresf on fhe cover was originafed by Ann fShagley's scrapbook commiffee, while chairman Anifa Garrigus and fhe newsleffer commiffee prinfed one issue each semesfer. Senior class officers were Ed Sfraley, presidenfg Bob Todd, vice-presidenfp Carolyn Anderson, sec- refaryg and Carolyn Kimbrough, freasurer. .sv JN yu, ,i fx 4' i l if NX' 55 .123 ,:SF '.f?,jr1-fu . isiii-mfigagEgret? , 553, ue... --.L.,:L-.i::f:'i5:1'1ff5, . , . -.xx :kai-. 34.14.- - ff'e1 -Q-- ' W' Fifa Top leff: Recipienls ol 'flie Alan C. Rankin Oulslandinq Senior Awards, receiving llrieir plaques from Presidenl Rank- in, are Cliarles Criss, Carolyn Anderson, Kay Calnill, and Ed Slraley. Top rigl'1'l: Seniors. facully, family and friends af- fended 'rhe Senior Awards Banquet Lower righf: Awards banquer commiffee members pracficing +l'ie use of rulers given as favors are Dolores Mufke, Bob Souclwon, Chair- man, and Cindy Norfon. Lower left Presidenr Rankin enlerlains seniors al' ,flue awards banquet 4? f, we 285 9 I Top leffz Ne-wiierjrer comrnir- ree members were Jane Rey- linq, Paula Ferry, and Anira Garriqus, clnairrnan. Top left Mike Sfilabower. Richard Hammond, Chairman Tom Warner, and Nancy Troxel were members of The Exfernal Affairs Commifree. Boffom cenfer: Senior class Execufiye Council from leii: Sfeye Wal- lis, Aniia Garriqus, Bob Sou- chon, Ann Slnaqley, Ed Srral- ey, Caroiyn Kimbrough, Bob Todd. Carolyn Anderson, and Tom Warner. C'-If . f , 1 .v -- -B X tr N X X., X s 1 X. Y Ni: .X x 'K l x' I Vx , J, q . ',.,. .v NY1 ' , .s 1-, uf X Xu, A f X Indiana State . . . insfifufion of higher learning? The 'rrials and lribulafions of fhese four years are a many splendored collecfion of memories for any Senior. Admiffance fo fhe school was only a minor nighfmare. Summer orienfafion was excifing - especially fhe fours among fhe concrefe and red brick and new buildin s and grass UQ. Why didn'f fhe cam us look fhe same fiaf fall when fhe oor liffle beanie-claad freshman had fen minufes fo gel' iiom a required swim- ming class in fhe Arena fo English IOI in fhe Business Building? Oh, fhaf firsf real regisfrafionl Wifh class sched' ule in one hand, social securify number memorized, check- book fucked under fhe chin and fen cards all calling for name, address and place of residence, fhe beginning sfu- denf was prepared fo enfer fhe arena. Being a freshman, regisfrafion was fhe lasf day af fhe lasf hour. Upon presen- fafion of self af fhe correcf fable fhe sfudenf soon found fhaf all his courses were closed. While he hasfily re-made fhe schedule our upfighf member of fhe class of '7I won- dered why if had been necessary fo gef a counselor's ap- proval - where was fhaf counselor now? School began for fhe freshman wifh a class schedule running from 8 a.m. on Monday morning fill 5 p.m. Friday evening which usually meanf cuffing Friday affernoon classes fo suifcase. And who has ever made if fo every 8:0O? The freshman year had ifs fhrilling, exfra-curricular momenfs, foo. Remember your firsf Homecoming? Jerry Newsom and his foresf of ighfing Sycamores almosf won fhe NCAA small college nafional championship. ISU celebrafed an way. If was also fhe lasf ear for ISU in fhe ICC and fhe small college ranks. While Sfafe sfruggled fo become a Universify our freshman sfruggled fo pass English IO2 and become a sophomore. Refurning fo ISU as a sophomore offered many golden op- porfunifies. As a sophomore fhe sfudenf parficipafed in fhe beany pafrol, from fhe ofher side. If nof developed previously, during fhis year fhe habif of affendance af fhe ally or fhe Sall' became a way of life fo fhe college sfu- denf. Buf life was nof all fun and games for fhis college sophomore. He gof involved. He was elecfed fo and re- signed from a confroversial G-relecki-Cosfello SGA. Our so homore male advanced from floor social chairman fo hali presidenf and become more anxious fo move off-cam- pus. His counferparf anxiously awaifed fhe day when she would no lon er have her hands slapped for coming in af Il:0I. And ie choice was made - GDI or TKE? And whaf self-respecfing sophomore didn'f dream of pledging Chi O? The reason for affendance af fhis college became more disfincf. Durin fhis year fhe sophisficafed soph learned fo ask exacfTy how many cufs each prof would allow, who fo fake for whaf classes, and knew iusf how long he had fo flunk fhe class before dropping if. Buf fhings were looking up as he complefed his general educalion re- quiremenfs and 'rurned his affenfion fo obfaining a maior in his chosen area - and fha+'s nof easy for a non-pref major. Durin fhe year he had been assigned a counselor whose nametime learned one week before regisfrafion and who was never in an way. I'II bef fhey iusf made u fhaf name. Wifh my luck' he died fhree years ago and, fhey haven'f found him yef. The sophomore year saw a 9-I-O Sycamore foofball squad who didn'f gef a bid fo fhe r l 287 d One flight up and furn fo fhe leff - direcfions fo fhe School of Arfs and Sciences offices locafed in fhe Alumni Cenfer. The College of Arfs and Sciences offers liberal arfs ma'ors in 24 areas and minors in 36 areas. Such diverse areas as anfhro ology, mafhemafics and S anish can be clfosen. Nof all curricula are liberal arfs, however. Sfudenfs can also choose from vocafional and professional areas. ln such areas fhere is cooperafion be- fween emplo ers and rofessionals. These classes offer less flexibilify, buf fhe sfudenf can sfill choose from a large range of infer- esfs. Top righf: The science observafory enabled sfu- denfs fo wafch fhe eclipse of fhe sun safely. Bol- fom righf: Class discussions were an addifion fo social psychology classes in human relations. Boi'- fom leff: Elecfric pianos eased pracfice for Music 301 elemenfary educafion sfudenfs. 1 Lil N p-nz-yi Rice Bowl The baslrefball squad had a rebuilding I3- I 3 season and fhe wresfling and gymnasfics squads received nafional recognifion 298 Knowing if all now, Adams. John Aiayi, Zaccheaus Allen, Connie Andrew, Rebecca Angel, Diane Appel, Daniel Arenson, Arr Arlrins, Donald Bailey. Susan Balmer, Willa Balaban, Ann Banning, Jerry Barnes. Kafhleen Barren, Mike Beck, Eleanor Benfley. Larry Berq. Richard Bernacchi, Roger Berner. Sally Berchley. Barbara Biondino, Boyd Blackburn, Greg Blann, lvlarrha Bolinger, Carol Borders. John Bowles, Krishna Boyer, Mary Boyll, Suzanne Bradley, Toni Brand, Dan Breshear, Melvin Brauneclfer. Debra Breifwieser, Dianne Brenflinqer, Carhleen Brewsrer. Judy Brown, Bruce Brown Eric Brown. Larry Brown Lee Brown Milne Brown. Roberr Brown, Wendell Bryanf, Brigefre Buck, Susan Budzenslci, Mirchell Buis, Diana Burlancl, Terri Bush, Terry Bufler, Mary Bulwin, Parry Byrurn. Neill Cain, William Campbell, David Campbell, Rita Cardinal, Harold Carlson. Ann Carlyle. Linda Carofhers. Tommy Carroll. Rebecca Carrer, Bradley Chaney, Richard Chafrin, Dennis Clarlr. Vicfor ea ia .wx- bo., ' 1. 56 I H :D A: Q z N. , X X Qu- A Q Y' ' ' V Y X : ' K' -3- ' T: ra.11..x'f' ' 1, ailzriwx A ESS' ,U V X .R y 533555 W ik K ,ll 3-gr: .- - N1 1 N Scgrqgh N . x 3 . :- , .. .. R ,. wi 2 M W- . wr ef: if 5 L A ' ee . 1 'X 'A . X c w i HA, Riff rv. ' V i. . ' lv K-,X .i X X' W ' i 'EQ?'r'if'fE . K V fxfgfi Q- xxgirgg.-1 X ,. .. f-'e'i15 ' X fe V' ,.- as 5' -V .raft , V, I -Q 'S K ' 'V' . A E625 'a X. XA l ., V M sk, 1 5 fx, :5:QgQ: -' '. I! f - H Ng . 1 U: A -fe. SV -A ,' ' ' -X1 311 i- f. -N r . .-1 '35 ' 1 l I . Tr' i :gi 4 ' wt 21. . 5 ' 1 . ,,., V A , .. fr: 1 J ll F ,,- 'N fa ' - e . , 4 Q . . 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Rufh Dowell, Hugh DuPies, Sibyl Eberhard, Gary Eggersman, Susan Elkins, Norman Ellison, Doris Engle, Barbara EfWln, Laffy Eshelman, Joyce Faulk, Fredrick Faulkenberg, Don Feldman, Kafhy Field, Pauls-Ha Fischer, Nancy Files, Margie Flagg, Mary Lou Flelsher, JoAnne Fleming, John Forfin, Thomas Fosfer, Merry Fowler, Sandra Fox, Becky Francis, Virginia Franke. Deanna French, Sam Freundlich, William Frey, Joseph Fulk, Terry Fuqua, Pefer Geswein, Glen Gladish, Mike Glaubensklee. A. Glifkenhus. Linda 29 of becoming a senior wi+hou+ filling mounfains of forms? NIL! If smart he only worries aboui applicarions +o law school or med school Goldner, .ludifln Gorman Palricia Goddard, Alan Goldberg, lvlaury Gorball, Cheryl Gordon, Bernard Gordon, Carmen Grabner, Susan Gralwarn, Gina Greenwood, William Gregg, Waller Griiilllw, William Gross. Donald Grubb, Roger Gudernan Clnarles Gwin, Brenda Haas, Cal Haase Arise Hagan Mary Halnn, Brenda Harnilion, Margarel Hamillon, Sandy Harnmond,Cl1eryl Hanna, Riclward Harbin Susan Harper, Gerald Harris, Terry Harlig, Jell Hasbrouck Robert Hebbeller Barbara Hebert Mike Hellman Ray Helmer, Vickie Henry, Frank Henry Teresa Henson Paul l-lilfon ,ludy Hilion, Trudy Hocking, Ranne Hodson. Bob Hogg, Randy Holland. ,lolwn Holmes, Beverly Hornerding, Carol Hood, Marslwa Hope, Kallwleen Houcl1en.Slwaron Hoze, Linda Hupp, lvlarllwa Inman, Palricua lrby, Dick lzsak, Jack Jackson, Dionne Jackson, Riclward Jackson, Rila Jeflord, Roberl Jenkins, Conslance Jenkins, Jackie Jenkins, Jerry Jerman, John Jewell, Connie Jiles, Herman Jobe, Palricra N 11551 if Bmw re' '3 2' U :T i Sy 1 1 pgs liin Al V: ' ,ff A-l s ff? 1 - 2 .. 'fr' . :K A X ' ..s,,, Qfx.-. I in fry 5 .off , . 2:5 , 41 ill 1.512 4 , .' rf 1 . B k ' so E r 'cfm 'N will V' U 1? ' x 4: is 1 -A as ' . 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Q ' ' ss., All X, I f . f 4 ' QM '- 1 ., M ' 1 f: a .,. a W If one of ilne nearly 7592 preparing +o leach, 'Hue forms seem endless. Faced wifh 'rhe decision +o enler fhe +eacl1ing profession fhe 1: xl' 0 8 f- 1-J 1 fi eyes IH -aff s 0' G L X i - vs' 's N i EEL 1, . .F f .arm ' -: --If Q. E .e i . .li ' i' ' I as H , . ,. , f 1 . , V' J L - m ii?-gmc 14 T , 4? 4 .- ix 1 ix Yr? Li 'K ., ig, as , , rr ' u . fr- lib 1? ' ' x f iii ..-cya Y.., is N. ' aijgzsii - vu,-T' V . ., 'K , ,A 1' ,. Z l if 55:- i ' 'I 1 i A a X P QM fs 'Qi a fx 0- i , .-. . ::3.g.:, 1 , F- . ' :fi f T fe.-. ' 'X J- .V K D i , . , yi ,F R rt L R s or .3 '33-r L - :fi a -ff i X ' w.-QR X x ,J . X i . -'RQ L 0 ff' I U N K ' :fs Fi L iii' i - A ' 3241 in 1: '5 ,xv 1- .Q - 4 :N t :fi ,, ' N J ? L f ,I H 5 . . 'vis i Swgw-In - in i , or W Q L F7 A' rr' 1 ' 'Z - Ii ' l f ,Q zu V ' K .L r . , H X ,, 17' Yi - our 1 Y ai ' -fi' - L ' -' N , X . rj -3- her? V L ?.L r ,N ' L J my V ' f:. f 'a',, 4 r p. 2' 1 , W 4 N6 Y , Leg- Ai I V, X .. A47 KW ., Qy X K, ,, .', 41- .,l - he l 1, - l .. Tikigisi ,fizlii if fl? V l , .ex ,-I 4, , - 1.x 1 . ,i xr! W ZX-y , : 13 4: iv li fa . 'ii ni 2 ii T '-TP i 3 'u , i Qllcifll fx v .S '- f .i i ' ex A A ., , , X Jochum, James Johnson, Linda Johnson, Nancy Jones. Connie Jones, Rosalind Jones, Timolhy Jones, Jacinda Joy. Roberfa Kalb. Rodney Kane. Karen Kellefl, Helen Kennell, Wayne Kersey, Clyde Kesler, Niclii Kimsey, John Kindig, Linda King, Thomas Kinsen, Paul Kinser, Paul Kirschner, Karel Klabanolf, Milne Klern. Linda Kline, David Klopfensfein, Sara Knighl, Mary Kowall, Paul Knox, Joseph Kramer, Curlis Krapl, Jane Kriss, David Kwalc, No Hoon LaRoche, Mary-Jo Ladra, Calherine Lainharl, Palli Lancer, Rebecca Lane, Nicliy Lashbroolc, Larry Lauqhhunn, Linda Lawson, Greg Leinenbach, Debbie Levy, Charles Libassi, Paul Libby, Pafricia Linrea. Fred Livingsfon. Bonnie Livinqsfon, Nancy Long. Teresa Loveall, Harold Lowry, Rebecca Lowrey, Sally Luedernann, Ronald Maehling, Frifz Maicher, Kalhleen Maiors, Bruce Manqia.Chris1'ina Mann, Linda Marcaida. Milaqros Marchina. Jeff Marchino. Larry Marshall, William Marlin, Morris Malfingly, Kay May. Susan 292 college junior musl now enroll in lhe School of Educa+ion. Handed a series of papers and a lis+ of ins+ruc+ions 'lhe sfudenl' spends McBride, Jeannie McCammon, Timofhy McCarus. Cheryl McCormich. Helen McGill, Vrcfor McKee, Claude Medley, Pal Melevaqe, Raymond Mellon. Charles Melvin, l-loberl Meneghrm, Nancy Meyer, Marsha Muller. Cheryl Miller. Dan Mrller, Davnd Muller, Jenny Miller. Robert Munne, Calhy Modlun, Roberf Monlr. Jerry Moore. Slephen Moore. Vrcln Morgan. l.4nda Mulberry, Bellnda Mullns Denise Murnaugh Shrrley Murray. Shannon Nardlm. Charles Neese. Chrrs Nelson, Marcra Nncholson, Jean Nnce. Dan Nast. Theresa Nodine Howard Nollsrnqer Don Nolfe, Calhy Noroholl, Sieve Norlon Candy Novaln, Mary Nowak. Chrrs Nyqen, Chrrsfrne OlDannel Marl- Olen, Carol Ollo, Requna O'Neull, Barbara Orlrch, Marla Orrnan, John Orr, Gordon Orresen, Mark .-:I-al1cf.r,:A Y Cm? 1 r FTW W ' H 'W ' wr he . 1 M l ' 0.1, . r H l Yy .f'- - ' Y ' , , NSN. va- -p A . , Q ff-. rm 6 Xl I I-ll ' l Xb J ' y 5 N X , . . ' E l N, N., I 5 V .. 4 ' . 9 or 'l X., ' ?rH'T5eXpw't'i, r r Xl 'fr ' r 'N ...Q X 5 't , 4::..,.2.fE A . X ' I .I ,Qs Q 1 PI- 2' ! v 'Q .f :- . A I ' 1- 1 X 'A x Q l S Q N I ' . :Aw Q -' :-I - N'I '3 .11-4... ' ' 45 fa P -- ' X 4 yr Y L 1, E: w 1 ' ' ff --9 93 t 'ii' if . ST -., ' Q. -. A . A A X y - S A' '5 ---, - 'L ' ':' , X, Af pq, .- ' Lp: ' ' . .QM . '-r.-'C iff, f. A' J. ' 1: 'fr , f an ,s , , .ie ,Al 1---1-v , U Yi: X ,, M S., X N ,c mx. ' 9 r . ' my lr fa A 9 lx . ' J Mi 9' , NWA If -, , 1 .ix J X V ,. .z :Q PET .. X x, - ff 2. f i. M- . ' - ,, .,, C . , ,,, ,,. Q 511' f Y 'K ir' ' , l X F A l . y ,X . . 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I, 2 -,,-. N 3' Y J' 'i ' 4 i l A - f , ' -- or 'c' 1 -ff 'i sy E A! I, A E, A fx, i ' i ,- 1-3 ,5 'i Y , 0 E, y Poppaw, Kay Pretorius, Sandy Prusz, Martha Prothero, Kathy Quallienbush, Dennis Queery, David Quinlan, Ginny Rader, David Ranich, Linda Ranstord, Don Ratclitt, Ovvon Reed, Dennis Redden, Charlotte Richardson, Dan Ringwald. Anna Roarli, Conner Roberts, John Robertson, Randall ROCl:lltt, William Rogers, Barbara Rogers, Susan Rose. Deborah Rouclc, Martin Royer, Karen Royster, Kristine Rubinovv, David Ruttattola. Jan Royle, Nancy Schafer, Daniel Scherb, Barbara Scherer, Barbara Schmidt, Roberta Schnarr, Mary Scott, Paul Sendelvvecli, Eunice Sheets. Marilyn Sheline, Steve Shields, Fred Shimala, Thomas Siarnas, Sondra Srmbol Mary Simms, John Simmons, John Sims, Marlorie Sinclair, David Sinnott, Carolyn Skaggs, Dale Sluder, Michael Smith, Avis Smith, Cheryl Smith, David Smith, Fredrick Smith. George Smith, Joseph Smith, Lucinda Smith, Marla Soderguist, David Sonchon, Robert Springstun, Nancy Stattord, Rose Stansbury, Ted Staub, Janet Stephens. Marilyn 94 that he needs an endorsement tor his major I2 hours which must be completed before student teaching. Somehow the papers are finally turned Sfelfler, Chad Slewarl, Lunda Slonebridqe, Norma Slrallord Glen Slraub. Sfephan Slrnbialc, Ellen Slroz, Ruclr Sulluvan, Mlchael Svendsen Tracy Tenbarqe, Frank Thorna Susan Thomas, Ernest Thomas, Lllifh Thompson Chns Thompson .ludlfh Thornburg. Jerry Tuslow, Pam Todd. Roberl Tollnyer Kalhy Tr1bbefT,John Trllch .lanrce Trout Eva Troxel, Nancy Trueblood Sarah Tynng Stephen UH, Douglas Vaal, Rebecca Valk, Cheryl Van Erlen Carolyn Van Lue Nancy Verlrees Sieve Vleclc Maureen Volql Torn Walden Dellra Wallrer, Eugenia Wallnq. Joyce Dowd Waller Walker. Donna Wallnnq, Don Wallls Sfeve Walsh, Kalhleen Warner Ruth Washlnqlon Lmcla Walson, l.ewTs Warson l.rnda Wells. Debbre Wenfe Roberl Weslra, Marl Wheslone Roberta Whurledqe Mnke Whxfcomb Sluarl Whlle Paul Whlfernan Larry Wullnarns, Carl W1lliarns,Johnnle Wllllarns, Joseph Wllllarns, Rlchard Williamson, Brad NNnllrnan Kay Wrlrnes, Becky Wrlson Polly Wulllang Carolyn Wmslow Vaughn r. .C- Z Y .X Fm gif: I X, E l I '55 . . Nz' x ' 15 .lf f 1' , Tswwikh , I-fcgyygfy in T' ::2, 5 S 1-- ,,.,YT,SEk V- ' X , ' -.::1: -s ,:, , T -- :px V.: 5 P f ' 2:-:Q T ' s .-fr I Rf G ,.'.. -an . i ,A P 1 J S 1TTT'T T it y 3513122-1 1 ,u. ,- W .. -e , 'I r.T T g.-5:2 x,'.s.! 4 f X ' K , ' X - r. NY 'T 'T' . 'rx 'fi .. ' B 7 ' . ' ' ll fi., 5335 . 3335 4 ., ffl-'-:E if 4 .. '-:-: i-ir y 1, r',j,',m A , ' 5 1 :- - X-41 - V . all -S l T as as - f ' fr T ff f lr T , 7 'X P ' T -fx , 9 as C . f XJ 4 S ' 3 f , H T' -TV ' . T f .-gm .. ,- A F T , T.- 4 V . 4 f , 7 T 5 y T T ,Q , R. N W' ' 1 ' Y: rf' 'F R 'W 15 n .- , .A , 1. . , ' I C ' ' 1 1 r ' RT 1' A ,QT f 1 Q xx , T T- ' 5 avr :sr . 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If yy fl, l l I . i l ' '15, , S V - xg T i ..f:.1-1 ,1 si fb I ifi-QSFR ' i l 13:5 -3 'ff' ew' L... . x 1 . , s ,Al Rv' , 1 Wood, William Woodall, Jan Wong, Linne Wozniak, David Worlman, Wynefle Wunderlich, Dan Young, Donald Yurilic, Judy Ziollcowki, Linda Alexander, Harvey Anderson, Carolyn Anderson, Fred Ai-vin, Paul Aubrey, Trish Bacon, Alan Bale. Eugene Bennelf, Lee Ben5On, Thomas Blaclcefer, Sleve Blaslci, Jarnes Boclcover. Pai Bolen, Ronald Boylan, Judy Brallain, Larry Brockman, Glenda Brooks, Ray Burch, Sammy Burns, David Bush, Sue Ann Byron, Sfeve Carlyle, Brenda Carr, Alan Carler, Barry Cafhcarf, Arlhur Clesler, Terry Chrisiensen, Ray Clernenfs, Donald Coffman, Earl Cox. Timothy Curry, Mary Belh Dalfon, Joe Decker, Pam Defibauqh. Sleve Dice, Bruce Dinwiddle, Pal Eason, David Er, William Fairchild, Don Farley, John Fell, Kenneih Fefchina, Nicholas being admillecl +0 'lhe school f where he musl arrive lwo hours before and sland 'lhree hours a'fl'er his appoinlecl regislralion 'lime 'lo gel YI i .SK 5'T 'r Ki 7' Completion of fhe fourfh floor added needed office space and a large lecfure room fo fhe business building. lSU's School of Business offered programs for bofh professional and vocafional sfudenfs. A wide variefy of classes gave business sfudenfs a background in ac- counfing, managemenf, markef- ing, finance, adminisfrafion and secrefarial fraining. An increased demand for frained compufer op- erafors has resulfed in more sfu- denfs enfering fhe field of com- pufer science. And for fhe second rear fhe school cooperafed wifh ndiana Universif in charf room briefings on fhe business oufloolc for fhe spring and summer monfhs. Top leff: Accounfing classes faughf sfudenfs nof fo debif fheir credifs. Lower leff: The cornpufer cenfer gave sfudenfs in Cornpufe er Mafh pracficai experience. Lower righf: The Urnversufys newesf lecfure room was perched on fhe new airfcondifioned addr fion fo The Business buiiding. his form I signed - he sfarfed fhe circuif again, fhis fime for sfudenf feaching. He had fo affend one of fwo mass 297 5 WF! - l N. , r L R ' V All ..-QA' R. fr. f 3' wail N K.. 5' K N Af. -14 Q 9 FQ , ., f,..1 Fvelds, Marla Fox, David Franlr, Gerald Furnas Larry Farr, Glen Galoberl, Eluzabelh Galloy Robe-rr Garnron, Wrllram Garceau, Kenf Garfhwanle, Gary Gerfh, Oscar Glll, Muchael Gllclr, Dawcl Goldberg Charles Grwqsby, Ron Grnssorn, Donna Grunewald, Russ Gunn, Charles Haga, Trrn Hammond, Rlcharcl l-larms, Jane Harnung. Jerry Hassler, Dennns l-lawknns, John l-lendrrclson Jim l'leSl'er, Jerry l-lrghbaughf, Charles l'llll, Sieve Hlller Greg Hulchlson, Carol lrwln, Todd Jarrerl, Rrfa Jerger Earl Johnson, Roberi Jones, Mrchael Kahl George Kaneko Osamu Kasper, Fredermcln Klng, Michael Kmghl ,lan'leS Kunfz Marhn Lalley, Fred LeClarre Gary Ledqerwood Ann Lindquist, Leola Llnley Jacquelyn Lnnneweber, James Lloy, Lawrence Luzzl, Joseph Lynch, Jack MacLean John Madden, Thomas Mangza, Dayud McClanahan Thomas McCllnrocL John Mccormlcls, Roberl Mclvluchael, Larry Mecldles Larry Merzunger Marge Muller, Margo Muller. Ronald Moore James lvlorrus. Comme 98 meehngs In lhe fall where he filled oul lwo forms and lisfed four preferences for schools in which fo praclice and gave a lls+ of Mumaugh, Sharon Murphy, Glenn Murray, Sieve Nadnn, Jerry Newman. Barry Newlrn Thomas Qqg, Sfephen Ofsen. Raymond Osby, James Oser, Edward Piazza, DaTe Price, Marynn Purcell, Jrm Ray, WxTTuam Reap. Barbara Rueman. Marg Ruley, Sfeve Rrsley MRchaeT Robertson Ray Rogers, Caro! Rommger James Rornrnger, JoAnn Roundser. Greg Rudd Gan Ruzga Parrucra Sandberg Peggy SchmeTZ Sfephen Seger Roberr Sharp. Newman Srlls, Paul Snmrnons Jrm Sunnorr. Roberf Skrbbe John Slayens Chades Smrth. Cafherrne Smrfh. Denms Sneh. Joyce Snyder, Jrm Sfafey, Bnhe Srevens. Refer Sfeyenson. Karen Sfewart Bull Shlabower Mrke Sfockwell. Tom Srrnckland. Leslre Sfrnclnland Tom Sfronczer, Andrew Sfuckwisch, Roy Sfulfz Dayrd Tennant Jack Thompson. Knm Thornfon, Darrel Tomlrnson. Rhea Topere, RaTph Treber. Roberf Tucker, WrTTnam Updike, Wulham Walfer, Bob Ward, Anfhony Websrer, Mack Weddie, Richard Wheat James Wxliham, James ,- K as wi ' 4. AW 11 ,- rt '-T ...wr . ve- '1. I ,f .3 ,W . wx s. ,ffvw .. Y 1 Q ,ggfsg H - X .f- -g QM, if . 1' . . ' Ir-' - T?-Qs 'sc .R .- l h 5,932 .Q - r - , A - : ,xr l . . y .e J ya . I H '2 S55 .a L' Tegan 'Y 1 . an ' 'K .I ,' T gf' if I ' It ' ' 'R r ' if f -A - c. ' e A ' T- Q 1 I T Y 1 ff .Y y ks RTE. Tiff' V '. Ta 'T T i I I 3 1 xiii Q51 ev r u Q L 1 .. To , reasons why he mus+ 'Teach during a ceriain plaffoon in a cer+ain +own. Af+er an in+erview in January an J r d more personal c -v---Rx ,gf , V ,If Q, for h .. 11.3.52 E . ' :.,. ,iii Q .1 ae. '- .DF4 , Gas fl ras . 4' V , - ' , x ' - B A V' 'Q x...a ,- raikr X 4 School of Education k Yi f sg y ,a-,v y W -Q i XLL, 1 XJ X r , N., .5 --v-w .- cs x is S XA H --f-v-we ' r.-L5..::1 21 .. ..,s ' 'www 'bill ' ' ff'--. e Lv. 3 ,- , , A-3 ,sd ., ,f X . M, l 1 :A A N A r - 1 i ' ' ,:. -el ., ,. . is .. lg cz-, '- 1 ,. X :T Q 5 - 5 'N vs r --'l-. . 2. . 'Q' W .. ' Sr- . Ng Q, DV '4 55 2, A.f ' :- H . rr i, 5.-1-f','i . ,cu . l,q,,,,.. -X - ' iff, .1 : ' 1 A I , x ... :gg ,,, ,. i 1 i N 7 r IV: -Il , - ' 1- ' ! A -X .K I l-Q ' ' rsrfrrfr- - - . l r 'i-iii: : age' . i .A ,frxevs 0 fx B 422254 . V7 i im Y Vi WWW' W I. 'fEf.i1:T: .-:-Sf3'x7':1:. i 1 , Af A ,ik ., I . 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Louise Beniarnin, Susan Bembe, Margaref Biclmel Pafricia Bigliarn, Barbara Bircln, Vicforia Bifzer, Marlene Blessing, Brenda Boalman, Slnerlynn Bober, Donarire Bode, Peggy Boland, James Bollenbaclner, Karen Bond, Dana Booller. Carol Borclwers, Edillv Bowman, Valeda Boyd. Yolonda Boyer, Rita Bradley, Judy Brauer, Claudia Bruggensclwmidr, Mary 300 dala forms llie do-I-really-wanl-lo 'reach Junior collapsed lo awail lhe verdicl. ln 'llne spring he discovered 'llial 'line eighl From 75'Ka ol ISU sludenls, lhe School of Educalion supplied lhe alread overcrowded job marlcel wilh qualified leachers. The oulloolr, however, was nol all lhal blealc if the prospective teacher wos willing to move. lSU's school had developed in lhese new leachers knowledge of lhe use of closed-circuil lele- vision and olher A-V equip- menl, finesse in developing class lans, slcill al' building bul- lelin boards and nerves, if nol lalenl, for class conlrol. Melh- ods classes were inlendecl lo offer sludenl leachers new ideas lo improve lheir profes- sion. Eighl lo I8 weelrs of leaching wilhoul pay climaxecl lle e for lhe educalion ' .- ., -wb-4 g CO, 9 l A J melon , ., l . . l v lf ' Q ma X in-:WP E X l l s l 4.-iii X - ' ' ' j9,f ' f W i 1 l l Top lefl: Educalion papers require many long hc-urs for hopeful leachers. Bollom lefl: The Science leaching Cenler enables elernenlary rnaicfrs lo review class pies' enlalions. Boflom righl: During lhe on-campus segmenl Ol lhe sludenl leaching sernesler, sludenls rnusl learn lo operale all 'rypes of audio-visual equipment weeks, firsl plaloon he expecled +0 spend wilh Aunl Minnie in Maple Valley +o save on expenses will inslead be spenl lhird plaloon ,ol 'Vw lee? vkfr, l ,,,. ,gas fg as 77 -. S' l C V s - l- Q- -f x, A .A , k yi. Q'- i'frfifiT 1 K- A -. 4 'S Q X Bl rf ui , sv' ' U C 1- cs if 1- c Q X A I e i JOE, n . l ., ,1 'Q ' '--.x 5 Q - C 5. - rr' if 3 ri , , , - , 1' F , N' ,ARS : J i - 'i ,. V' -,V yi, I new , ii l X , , if L , ,' I X S W, - ,f '--4' ' -3' W -, N . uw , ,ff N.. 'H' F in? - -V -V . Lt' R Nik, C ' 1' 'l i M Sf f' i ' . 1 .V . A ,il eff, , aw, x A , . fr -. il ' X 1 1 5 YE i i X 'S - ,-g -,Q it :FL l al. 5 0 SX 7: ,, 5- g' 1 f' ,5 - S' X. A a ,1 rf:-E ES. 2. .. .. . .... in , J Q. .C , . X l' x E v N i - Q, gy 52551 1 A - ax Q-X . K 4 1 , ii r ' ? I ll :ny me ,e l J l 4. dy N fa in QT, ,' l SEQ sealy ,gif 31 .qu , 1 iii ra 'r,f,xi:ii 1 , , V X , I A '4 ' 135 iii 'I ' ' Y- . 5 f - . 1, ,, i ll ' X C l it ., i .A . i . i' ., 1 Q, I. Q ' i' , Q, kr , -' , A rr if-'nv 'af' 'sl . Y' - 2 f swf - r- x ,V . V 'Q gd ,iq Q V-L, , l :IF . gi? K ' ' l I 18 C i fx on 1 i al Bryanf, Marian Burch, Leanne Burcherf, Marilyn Burns, Mary Burlon, Corliss Busiere. Gary Burr, Rebecca Bufron. Jackie Byers, Barbara Byron, Leslie Byrun-i, Penny Cain, Cindy Cahill, Karhleen Callahan, Gay Cameron, Judirh Campbell, Debbie Campbell, Torn Caroll, Paula Carler, Sherry Carvalho, Angela Casper, Susan Celander, Elizabeth Chasfain, Doris Cherry, Susan Chrisfenson, Joyce Clark, Ann Clark, lda Clark, Nancy Clarkson, Karin COckerharn,C.1rol Collier, Janice Collier, Vickie Collings, Sieve Conner, Bev Cook, Carhy Cosllow, Michael Cox, Phyllis Crooke. Julia Cruse, Doyne Cruse, Marlha Cummins, Jessica Cunningham, Jane Cyqanek, Gary Daley, James Daugherfy, Jane Davenport, Janice Davies, Dolores Davis, Jayleane Davis, Michelin Demkin, Irene Derry, Anneffe Dielrich. Mary Dillard, Guy Dinkel, Sue Dippel, Janice Donharn, Richard Dorlerweich, Don Drew. Helen Dusenberry, Pam Earnesl, James Edringlon, John Edmonds, Mark Edwards. Carol 302 in New Albany miles away from friend or foe. Wilh lhis giganlic disappoinlmenl facing him he lefl on May 27 +0 relurn 'lo Eiclwmiller Beverly Ellinqer, Milne Elzey- Barry Ernsf, Irene Fafric, Carol Fausi, Cynrlma Ferguson, Audrey Ferguson, Frances Ferry, Paula File, Joe Francis, Kafliyren Franklin, Gerald Franklin, Susan Franz, Susan Fullord, Tawny Funk, Mary Funlr, Viclri Fuqua. Cynrlna Garrnqus, Anita Garfner, LaDonna Gaulf, Rosemarie Gaylor Rodney German Sharon Gibson Rebecca Godward Alan Gogel, Karlwleen Goqel, Rira Goldscnrnidf Do? Gooree, Gail Gordon Hope Gorham Sozarne Goyerr Margaret Gralnarn Brenda Green Susan Greenwell Karen Greenwood Roqene Gregory. Slielra Greyes Kennellw Grider Susan Grifiiflw, Sylvia Grimes Diana Groscop Berfina Groves, Janice Halwn, Gloria Harnby, Fabnenne Hand, Slnnrley Harduman Linda Harness, Margaret Harvey, Audrey Harvey, Martina Harlwecoclr, Karen Hayes, George Hedge, Joanna Herbert Peggy Hess, Delores Hesfer, Valerie Heyman. Bill Highsmirln, Sieve Hale, Susan Hill. Carol Hill, Teresa Hogg. Carol Holmes, Jeri Sr' X r' vf' Y' I ', fi Q X W . ' J sir' 2 'li is Q y , f '-'xii 1 Ty ll if or ,f l 7 'fl f I- 4, . l,s,y y fm , W f. a-N K' ,Q 6. . , n .f -- 1 ki 4 X Summer Sessions on June I5. The junior year - Simon and Wesf, nine black demands rocks riofs and broken glass Sendai: 6 3 I in foo+balI, - rw- ,.. f F R - S. , : ' , -fa-, , ., N. l l F l J fall Nr: E' ,f M l af' ' U L .I , ' ' . ,K ' ' .yr Fx 'Q gf Q Q, .N G qi .a Q J , , f. 1- I , 7 1 -.Q-if , 1 fl Tx 5'? f i?, 1 . , it-.Fi fa - . ,fe Jam, . Q. or O ' 5 7' 7' r 1 ,- Q 3- In X Q, 2' gli-y rr are A 'PX A i n X W I ,il A 4 -' .' 1 ' 2 lf ' , I GX -- 'lg , 1 'nh ,lf . K RN. ' . r N F' ' ' Q ee- f 1 K . ,Ll fi I: .fir L ...L-T'-'T - x 41,2 'HMS2 YV V i r 'Y V lv Y 7 . 7' H' , A t W. , l ffm ' e + A R- 'ish' l - , ' e , J -M 1 l ' ' ' 1, J' l l I l , fix fl. l 1 .lk 9' , 1' ' X , ' ji --1: Q -l .V l .- , 1' fi 1: I f y L , . l y , X K l J Jr fn' f R G 4 2 ' g '-' r J Q 0 AAI , yy h- l n L fl W V F' .1 'VT l-lonemond, Flelclwer l-long. Pauline Hook, Palrrcla Horvalxch, Karen Howell. Diana Howell, Gwen Huffman, Julia Hulford. Jane? Hurley, Anne Hurchrns, James lmle, Marlha lrvln, Darrly Jackson, Cheryl Jackson, Elrzabefh Jackson, Joella Jarrnula, Joe Jeler. Sandra Johnson, Andrea Jones. Carole Jones, lvonne Jones, Loss Jones, Susan Karnln, Shelley Kamman, Barbara Kalferhenry, Carol Kalzner, Burlon Keller, Karla Kellelr, Par Kelliher, Kafhy Kent, Jerry Kumbrouqh, Carol Kung, Sandra Kung, Sharon Kung, Shirley Klrby. Sandra Klass, LaDonna Klern, Mary Knaufl, Julia Knochel, Ellzaberh Knowles, Erin Koslow, Adrianne Kouqh, Thomas Krerlemnln, Marfha Lalzava, Mary Lomb, Sherry Larsen, Chrisllne Laswell, Lunda Lalourefre, lvlarfha Lawrence, Kalhleen Leemon, Kalhy Lllly, Nancy Lipp, Jean Lloyd, Linda Lobo, Melaine Loehr, Jennller Logan, Brenda Logan, Diane Longfellow, Barbara Lopossa, Sharon Lucas, Ellzabelh Luedemann, Paula Luken. Sherly Lysinger. Eluzabefh I6-IO and almos+ NIT in baslrelball, Bob Ferraro All-American, Dave Seal na+ional champion on na+ionally ranked gymnasfics squad and lhe Age of Aquarius. Maher, Theresa Margason, Jane Marlln Carolyn Marlin, Janef Masak, Beyerlyrv Malhnas, Kafhy Maffhews, Blyfhe Mauck, Juha Mcfdxllrsfer Jean Anne McCarrhy, Connie Mgcarfhy, Mary McConnell Sharon McFadden, Connre McGrrll Jane MgGulre, John Mclnlosh. Elxz McKrnney Erleen MgWlll1amS Lrnda Mealka Alan Meredllh, Mrra Meurer, Res: Meyer, Joyce Meyer, Melissa Mrller, Lynda Mllls, Kay Mrnderrnan, Vrckr Mockbee, Wendy Mohr Sharon Moore Brenda Morgan, Charles Morgan Cheryl Morlan, Cheryl Morrrs Dons Morrrson June Mosher, Karen Mryan Irene Murr, Dayrd Murray. Vrrgrnra Myers Frederick Neeley Karen Nees, Joyce Nfchols. Barry Noller, Donna O'Leary Mrfzr O Masfa Belly Oswall, Evelyn Ours, Nancy Owen Marrha Page, Jane Parker Douglas Parker, Mary Parsons, Amla Parsons, Linda Parlenhermer Phyllis Palorl, JoAnn Pavell. Ann Perry, Marllou Pelerson, Parn Peyron, Lucrnda Pipher, Jams Plpher, Joan Prrfle. Lunda Plascak, Thomas in i new Q H X. vs N . 'A 5 X . X., W 2 e. A, rs, 5' I' if f .' Ei.-ig 'nn as eeee s' rf? Q -.,:. 2 -F -T: 1.-el, vffff nx t' , qgm Y' '-LS U , I Lf' Q' -L Q . Rf Q-fi' l e xr, - J ' 2. , si -r ' ' :ff Q , , E XX .ka y' f of lm 1' X rl Q ' QQ 22. , ' if 1 e , , 'll ' laws 'G - fl ,l 4 . 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QA A 'J ,Liga I I -ii N, '- . .1 I, x f ' 1 i i 5 B' ' fi - in C N f 2 if ll 1 ' 1 t ' l ii. lEEQgiSQ u'y Q i.. s..-- c i.. :sf . 1- ls f X.. V ,K ga-yi yi ea. gas. ,: l- . vu- . aah! I .1-2 , . 1 H ., ': V 4 .i 'a1'iw3i.jDwll'-k,e?vikA sun so ' 2 , ,ig ' ' 'M A far-, f'- I ,fi V A' x ci J 'Rf ,. ,, , i .in ' M cw, , 1 -1 is l ' ', ' Tp Qj2i3sw+'.' --- W5 ': ' I a ' Q A 5, ' F T 'L 1 X -' '- l 'lil,la1ll'. , ,, - ' 'i ' .,. -- -.'-175, ' ' r- -rr'-' v f- -'-- 1 7 f- ------,xt l E'r' R Sl 4,1 -1 'W ev 3 , '- Q . ,T , X K i , 3 i 5-X -2, MX J E . .. WM, ., . i -., V 4 V l W' Q, Tx r i' if l any: X: .- 1 U . ,E I V , 37 Q., .- ' 'X K , wg -sr l , 'V , Sr' My' 5 ' i J 1 f A ' A -'fx , J J R f J -J Q 'E 2- ' -- 'ff S i L.. - 'flai XAQ ' lis+ in hand he found regis+ra+ion no wan+ecl and ,A -i Pokrassa, Arlene Porfer, Nancy Powell, Susan Poynler. Joyce Price, Cheryl Prox. Joan Purcel, Delores Purcell, Judy Quilliarn, Darleen Quinell, Palricia Radice. Joseph Rasener, Dorolhy Reason, Elisabefh Reed, Ken Reed, Mary Reed, Nancy Reel, Sandra Reyling, Mary Reynolds, Mary Reynolds, Nancy Rhodes. Harold Richards, David Richards, Terry Richardson, Becky Richardson, Chrisfine Riggs, Jeanefle Rinqler, Karen Rohrbaugh, Susan Roulson. Befh Rozzi, Brenda Rubeli, Sharon Ruess, Douglas Russell, Claudia Russell, Linda Russell, Phyllis Russell, Viyan Rulherlord, Rebecca Ryan, Anne Sayini, Rose Schieler, Joyce Schmeller, Thomas Schrmrler, Pal Schnieders, Jane Schooley, Jane? Schwarlz, John Schwenlc, Helen Scolf, Sylvia Seifz, Brenda Self, Marilyn Seylried, Carol Shaqley, Ann Shaw, Doris Shaw, Phillip Sheefs, Carol Sheldon, Mary Shepherd. George Shepherd, Rodney Sheridan. Michael Sheridan, Sharon Shirernan, Jeana Shoullz, Glenda Shrurn. Pa'r Shuler, Sharon easier e wi+h fhe excepfions of recenl' sfreamlining. His de+ermina+ion +o gel exac+ly whaf he Simms, Sara Sinnoll, Julia Sislc, Lloyd Sly, Alrnela Srnifh, Anne Smilh, Gayle Srnilh, Gloria Srnnfh. Grelchen Snodgrass, Marsha Snyder, Ellen Snyder, Rick Spencer, Charlorfe Spencer, Karen Spoor. Denise Springer, Linda Spurr. Pall: Slaley, Ruby Slanisz, Judifh Sfanleyi Ken Sfeele, Marcia Sfeinhaus, Jerrold Sfelller, Jill Slolerow Sandra Sloner, Sandra Slraley, l larry Summers Mar-:ia Sufphin. John Swilf, Carolyn Swonder, Peggy Talurn, Judy Tobias, Nancy True-blood, Nancy Tryon, Janice Tighe, Kafhleen Trent Bonnie Trippel, Bruce Trout, Sharon Ullery Jennifer Underwood, Mile Underwood, Susan Ufley, Geraldine Vallro, Cynfhia Vanhooser, Karen Van Tassel, Evelyn Vaughn, Mary Vernon, William Villars, Donna Wade, Michael Waldbieser, Lindo Walker, Michael Wallpe, Michael Waller. Susan Ward, .leanene Warner, Janel Walson, Priscilla Weafherholl, Pal -e f ., ' 'Z .5 ,: .c W' X , 2 T a- E i ' no -A Q 1 3,5 xx x ,ff 1 I .,, 3' ' .f A A . pl, plz: X,.-:Nj1f:f-my XX Q . - :-if V- X, , A , Q , l wi.. 'fi' xr: 3, w .S-i, . K g -S. 1 v ' NYS . ' V i ix :H -s?, 7- 453 5 A 'll H ,ie K , f'-'vilex X,-. W If' q wwf-W' N if-if 4 VN ,Tj Fw Tj Ti 4 .5 N ii .S 5 1- ,gr .,-U. N' ,Q I L P , Ml H 'QNX . 5 A K M is ., Q- 3- X ,i .V y I is X . ' v--,ff Y .1 ,I . y . . 1, x -. , 4... . A-2 A QE - I Wealhers, Carol U Webb, Brenda 'I Webber, Donna , 1,1 E Webster, Charles . Weisheil, Alice P g ' ' Wells. Kafhleen 5 - Werne, Kevin when he wan+ed if soon faded. The one JN Q has tj-:xiii ,,- N N x x ii KT, TP' 'Y' y Q e fx x Y Nfk 5 'Y' gl il 42 M x k 5, .-. i e H . ' fr- la f f 1 J'- Y Y l 0 . :fy 33 i. ' .fl l T ' 4. xc - ' - '55, ' iw.,,w .,5' - -I fE1 . ' ' X - , gr? fl i S. . Ll- . , U f- S i U. ,fix V ' eg' rf -'N 22- ' ' -.f ., 5, . , M- 4 r N , ' l. X .19 Q - fs -as Av- - .. . f ,- T -.Q f 1 i. i ,x '- ' ' -v 1:15 J .- , QI I V f', . 'J . f X , E I .- til ill, fl, n V A M xg in . ' g fl T 5 is -T if av Q A, 4- . N, 1 .1 W , .1 F I gi -LE f .- 5 y r 1. I - 4- class needed for graduafion was only offered once a year . . . nexf semes+er when he would 0 px w www A l ' . ,v-lbft B si H L iw' GW lcw L ' .F ' , -B sw . 4 Q . X' . ta' jsg U ,,' , it- . .f i l C ' fi J, . 1 ff! l a .s f gsm 'W - -'U ,. . X ,- , X xy c '-V 4. V - -l s i xl t X if fl N F: wnbzgs' 1. is i , s i J X1 ' y 0 , , as eil -f N - N P 'i ' 4 is Y G -. l ir yi, I K 'ii l 0 I 'bi :E B- 4 ' 4 -S V' l , 4 Q. f A f mg .-if --ara: ' i a 'JY ,F -V , . ' '. ' , t ' I i if-fV?':'i?7 2 B School of Health, Physical Education, ' t l .. ,la f 0 N -.he m i 5 B , -V a 13 --i i r lg Q 4 , - 3 i . .N s 4 Y 9: 1, ' Al f vw- n F3-. v- Y .E - ' o K i ' it- is . iff- Q i 'X ll 4r A ,- il ..- ,,. .- i I A X g, f i W ., Q f Pi I K 8. Recreation sl -A ,x ,,,.,. ,. V... 'i:s33. ,X fi ,gs Q- ' 4. ' ' v ss 6 it 'Bi il if Q oi BL -L. W' -:rl ,. c. ,h ':'1 'fi-T' ,. Q iv. -i ie, . ' J ,F -i X ----f--- ---.1- . A . X- N Ts ' -V 1 l l l ...- 'i White, Deanna White, Linda Wiggins, Benetta Wilhelm, Dennis Williams, Betty Williams, Glenda Wilson, Deane Wilson. Debby Woltred, Sue Wood, Gay Woods, Jeanne Wooden, Kathleen Yates. Janice Yarnall, Thomas Yenna, Robert York, Becky Young, Vickie Zwerner. Mary Zeller, Betty Anderson, Sara Appelbaum, Mike Arvin, Georganne Arvin, James Basinski, William Beal, Billy Belcher, Patty Bertagnolli, Dan Bigheart, Terri Blair, Joy Bledsoe, Margaret Bordenet, Catherine Bradley' Jan Bradway, Jimmy Brett, Stephen Brown, Bernard Brunes, Steve Burton, Donald Calhoun, Rebecca Clark. Connie Cottman, Chas. Colvin, Lea Crim, Richard Crowe, Dennis Cross, Sam Crossland, Frank Crowl. Sandra Cutter. James Demaree. Doug Dewees. John Elste, Kip Fant, Lynnette Fitzsimmons. Robert Fraze. Dwight Feeney, Mark l be student teaching and not allowed to take it because the student teaching semester is limited to specitic courses. Thus looms more SUITIITIGI' Hyperactivity described fhe School of Healih, Physical Educafion and Recrea- fion under fhe direc+ion of Dr. Waller Marks. Dean Marks re- lired affer 44 years wilh ISU. Dr. Howard D. Richardson was named +o re lace him. A new look in 'rhe schooijincluded a hard sur- face on 'rhe indoor frack - an in- novaiion designed fo improve ef- ficiency. An upda+ed weighi lraining program, 'rhe driver's ' educafion cen+er and increases in sfaff wifh work foward esfablish- ing a HPER doc+ora+e program meani hyperacfivily. , s 3 5 Top le'H': Shorl canoe Trips offered sfuf denfs pracrice liveiore a longer Trip 'ro 'rhe Canadian border. Lower le'f'l': Dean Marks exercises on The new fraclr, in The lower level of 'rhe arena. Lower righf: Simulafed driving condiiions are an inieqral parf oi rhe new drivers educarion cenler. school wi+h a 7:30 a.m. class and an Augus+ gradualion. No+ 'io be leff 'lo his sorrows, our senior had +o regis+er his 309 .-ifzfasf- -jig g Y ,,Y, V 1 l ' - ' 5 . - ' ' xx : 1 -J. ' 1 Q' 1 urls 2 , 'ii i f. iv: W4 ' ss '- Q -N M, -I, 4 J. ' f iz? Q. i ii l J or P H Q' 7 - -, 'fl .' v 2 , . f 'if W 1 A N ,-:qv X gt' - af. -Li l v h Y- 12 - s .- Hsu X - 'FW H-wax sb X I-, f ?f-f--N,-v-Wk My , f 1 . .- I l ' -':'5l ,L- ' 'Q:1f.-., 'H 1 ' 7. l -14 if l -1:- . ' Q. as . . : i -X - N -N5 -. 1' : an ' ' 1 Q. 1 Q A I ' 0' L ,ls is -A Er ' ,, , J ,L XL i 2 ff. Kg . , - Y ' , 1 s, ' ,,,. ' K ' 1. -, X A , I .ffl-55,5 , ' J X .i ' l u ll ls M -Vis, -ESS! -is , , ,,,, ,. . -12 l X .e - 1. B, if . 3 - Y , Al 'A A l V,-. gfiiwiiiiiiffgflgi ' N55 i - -' :sq ., ij' f 5, 4 l X 'Q , S K: IQ- R Y i 5 5 g. W 'L 75 ' ' i 1- if T11 i ' i. ' f1 i5s'2i3LN i Xxeiiif , , Ni x Y P s L.. 1 -.aff- 'A ' ' -' ww f -- -ss--,Q i' V sn- 2' ' J L ,Zh ,Q K ii' - c X5 FV 'ixix H if -.'- J. X Q e- -.:::.,, A ,nm gf fl S J i Tl V 1 ,fs 1- N fi? l K , K A lg K av ' y , tv D I l 1 A . N i AX di ,x r, v 3'a1-- 3: an 5 Q W , 1 5 D , I, Q -.SV ,Z ,J 7 Y ' J' A f if .li - . , ' ... s 1 1 1 'k XL J L l . -.if ' J., .A iw' Q , .h we N 1, . K' 'i ig , ' .,:f'sf X 'ie ,. X , . I ' 'I A' Xi- iieix ' xx ,, ' 5? v D - v-af' ' -1 . ,. YH-'lf ' ' ,-Q A ' V4 5? i ,a 2. ' , ,, ,, Q 1, fps, kt , - s - X, A N 5' . K 'I , W ' 4 X 6' ' ' li A . f -4 ' H -X I e 4: ff. ' .' ri a X3 I ' , 5 . f - , , Q s X l K , 1 sw, , A ' ll ' . :gg is FY ' 'nfflfii 'DH H . .y l ' A L- ,L,L:.. v-1 'sis . X 310 car, sign up for senior pics and piclc up placemenl papers -- which mus'l' be filled ou+ Ferraro, Roberl Fryer, Linda Gregory, Max Halbersladl, Monica Hamilfon. Ronald Harlan, Dana Harrison, Sandra Hawlcins, JoAnn Helmer, Edward Herrick, Denie Hewlell, Thomas Hiclrs, William Hipp, Valenhne Hire, Julie Hoplcins, Joyce Huse. Douglas Jenkins, Dennis Jennings, John Jonas. Nancy Karl, Kalhy Keegan, Kafhleen Keilh, Dennis Kline, Barbara Kuhn, Carole McDaniel, Larry McGee, John McNary, Theresa Merry. Janice Meyers, Jell Muller, Ronald Minnncln, Parry Mifchell, Charles Monfgomery, Don Murlchiser. Tom Nesbiff, Reginald Nichols, Rex Pallerson, Mary Preuss, Jerry Polen, Nancy Price, James Purlxhiser, Bonila Robinson, William Rodecap, Deborah Rodecap. Rebecca Rozow, Mildred Rump, Larry Sargent Tim Schalfz, Jeannie Shellon, Thomas Siebenmorgen, Paul Shane, Joe Smilh, Garland Sordean, Vikki Sfewarl, Joe Swinlord, Marvin Thomas, Sreye Thompson, Joseph Timm, Doug Tomeclxo. Jo!-Xnn Troworidge, Marvin Ulrich, Conslance Voqler, Kafhy Volperl, Sharon even fhough he already had a iob. Washinglon. Craig Warner, Tom Weishaar, Peggy Wesl, Henry William, Kalhy Wooden, Ann Wroblewslci. Barbara Allshouse, Susan Auleifner, Donna Cordes, Theresa Dobson, Karen Dullry, Carolyn Ellioll, Pafricia Geilinq, Carolyn Gow, Jean Kendall, Deborah Lirtleiohn, Sally Maiewslri Darlene Masura, Marianne Mullie, Dolores Neal, Martha Neal, Myra Oda, Gloria Pruemer Palricia Sheelz, Dianne Weisman, Barbara Whilesell, Donna Williams, Lynn New lacilifies lor 'rhe school ol nursing lo- caled al 8lh and Chesfnul, were corn- pleled in The spring of '7I. xx A X X Q I' aa' C ., N ' 'X ,i 5 3 A L, lg. Q' 1' I 1 A-.,, ,v ii x of 'ff w', Q-,, -N. i 1 A X . N T - ' 1 'cg' i liz: ' ' K 1. il Xi' l , 'lx Niki. 'Q 45113 'i ll I 'Hz 1 School of Nursing - ' i if ii' SC' A Y psf.: M - ',S:.J. 0 6 -2 K x r, ibm ef w- ' .6 1- ,S 4 'Z' .1 f. i' -43 1 -'X 3 'A '7 - A ,V u M V , A in mf ' rl - l i , i A .iiiisl . ll. 1 NNT- ' 'la :N - l i, x Y . ,su i Y 6 . ,- X K N U ' ' 1- 'N 1 15 Q- - l- 1 :Q - ' . 4, 7--E it ,L-Q as-f N, , la A .fl X .A N! f .. l ,s .X A l.,, -,- A . 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Spring blossomed and along wilh if is preparalion 311 x-A x .- -A 1:-if -,1..-.15.1.-1,345.5 V1 -. . - , .. - . . , , - . . . , .. . . , . --Mer:aw:-11:-..r,.'3,:1:::..,:: V.X-:fii::.:i:,:f:Q,,,gag.,5i:5:,1,.4,:. -'i.1 V. . 1' -, ' l - - - - - ' -- ' ' ' - Moving day found fhe School of Nursing in +he new building a+ 8'rh and Chesfnul. The building includes officers, classrooms, and lounges for nursing s'l'uden+s. ln- field fraining was an in+egral pari' of +he school's program as +hey cooper- a+ed wi+h +he +wo ci+y hospilals and communi'I'y nursing homes. Nursing sfu- denls par+icipa+ed in +rips +o Veierans Hospi+al wi+h supervisors as +he school a++emp'red +o offer bo+h a classroom background and 'rraining in aclual si+- ua+ions. Top left A porfrail hanging in lhe School of Nursing of Dr, Mclvlullan will serve as a lrib- ufe io her nine years oi service ai ISU. Boi'- fom leff: The new building oli-ers new and befler iacilifies for nursing classes. Xxf, J . , N cf'- L . Y-' Q: 5- ' . 'A-Vai . T-vt i 1 '14 IQ ,V , . J' 1 g f fe ' r .QP 175' ' -N - ci , , -' as as so ea ., , r . 'w,gy4 in , fx K 4 E1 , ' 1 l QE' Q J '.,..- gf' -if MAL for s+uclen+ leaching. Eigh+ weelrs of mefhods classes +ha+ prepare no one for fhe s+uden1s+o be faced In fhe field Finally fhe Adams, Sreve Anderson Carl Baker, Larry Barnes Don Barness John Bayless, Samuel Beclonqer Terry Blllman, Slam Blllz, Jody Boflch, Waller Brown, Phrlrp Burris. Sreven Chrlsry William Cunnrnqharn, Bryan Dalfon, Garry Davis, Larry Dean, Roger Deern Cyrus Dowell, Rodney Duliows, Dan Edwards Rex Edwards, Wrllram Emmerson James Faller. Rrchard Pusher, led Flernrng, Mrchael Frederrclr, Mrchael Gralra, Mule Graves Terry Hammonds, B-cb Handy. Jrm Harvey, Fred Hesfer Harold Higqrnborharn George Hopluns Wyrnn Hull, Merrrll Jauch Ray Johnson, Stephen Kolarslu, Ray Kelsey Karhy Kendall, Trrnon King, Barry Krrby. John Kleune, RIC Lane. John Lere, Lows Linne, Larry Mahon, Lee Mason, Royce Maywell. James Morqe, Davrd Norrns. Howard Paslco, Slephen Pnerce, Ken Rafkowich James Ray. Mlchael School of Technology -L 1 .rf .- R - t 1 g , , P' .r -fy, Z Af Z: ill, , f 11, nfl' ., W.. l . 1 of 2, 4r.3N V 5 gli ,qi M A 4 A :V , ' aw n Ll: A , s QQ l ' ,rfb ff 9 'I , 1, E 1' Q' 6 lei r l Y ' -. I eighl weeks of errands, lesson plans, unruly s+uden+s, lhumb lacks, chalk and lhe dreaded visi+ by +he supervisor. A+ 'Phe end, wrlh The .,.-,, Do you wont fo fly? Enroll in Aerospace Technology. Approved by fhe Board of Trusfees on Dec. 28 fhe new de- parfmenf became official in fhe spring semes- fer, offering bofh a professional fligh+ major and a general fIigh+ major. Sfudenfs, number- ing I25, flew from eifher Slay King or Hulman Cenfer Airporfs. Many ofher opporfunifies in feaching, man- agemenf and fechnology were open fo fhese sfudenfs. The ISU School of Technology of- fered bofh class lecfures and in-job fraining fhrough welding, draffing, aufomofive and prinfing classes. Top righf: The beginnings of cabinefs and shelves can be seen in wood working classes. Boffom righf: Skill, falenf, and persisfence are required fo form or- namenfal lamps from mefal. Boffom leff: Aufomo- five classes faughf pracfical slxills fo indusfrial educa- fion sfudenfs. 5 : r- :. x XSS T i . -- K r i i 4 i i l l . i .zz g K 'fs' l ,:-44-2 s Q i Zz. Q -Zz.: A 5,4 ' '.'. '.k:cQ , , g1lg,i:g2b1i:2::1:?E ' X q.g.g-1 sz-:g:3:!-Q-L' . ' 35- '-I-1-1, . ' .if's 'Y . ,, - . -- 'Q5S5:1 'f'?I?Efi . A 'zls '7 if- i 5 kN'if.l'.'--I ' '.- -- , A . ' ., -.R qc.: -.1 -. g 5- - I. ,. - i P3555 f'-1' f-EER 45 'Qf' is-YF' ' G -ww - -N --.X -sg?-X: N. .- . 11 11:-3.3221 N ,- ' l -. V 7 - s N,?Q.r'- -Qin.-:.g5Qq.'13E:-:-:- X'' 4 . ' , V, x,.,, . 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Jan ' Silcora, James l Sinn, John l Smifh, Larry l smfaeid, Arlis smile, Edward Swayze, Mike Tague, John Terrell, Alan Thomas, Jim Thompson, Roger Wadsworlh, Cliff . ex X' A. x Xe ,7 v .vs 'I S' B p L x - 'A M' 5+ . N :W ill bw im -Q C55 s a 55 QNX K ng . ' 1 , K K A. 3: T ' '- 'Lf 3 ,--.V . 4 ., N: Q - i ' J' 421: Q ?: 1 , , X L Til , J , i l5Q':1,, V i. x X' , if , ureanos im qv ,mi I Xxlajx : X x w 1 Af Wallcer, Michael Walfers, Wes Ward, Brenl Webb. Larry Wenfzel. Robert l lg Werner, Terry gi Wesf, Bradley I' ,, Whifehead. Richard Wildriclge, Louis Younis, Dennis 5' f ,, ,, W M . gi. -.F-'HY T ,X 3. -i., . ,g.,...-fa i . f .. ,, ' , , 2 ,Q -+I' 3:5 P Lff,k '-- ni 4 i,'7- ,V s ,,, f ii gn-3' ! gj'A Y . - -..M . -- ,, -' .1:f A . 5 .. .,,,,,,,, . ,. I -- ---H .v w 1: Z JQFEZ55 :m:g,1r i , rrrfifili ., Q-D3 , iff? , it Q 1, 'R :i:?:T '5 T 4. 1 4 ,ll 1 s J . Vp V4 rx-mv f'-- ' rr fm The ivy-covered walls of 'rhe Tech- nology building re- flec+s +he seldom- noliced and scarce beau+y of +he old buildings on cam- pus. if 'ZX' . - I , A IL! .2 -, .,.E.- - s Qf ' sr' if sf, . W, 'psf' 3 T l..l,x1, if ' overshadowed by naiionally prominen'r baslrelball and gymnasiics squads. ISU 84, Purdue 82, +he Las Vegas lnvi+a+ional and CMU 315 compe+i+ion made i+ a grea'r year for 'lhe l0O+h gradua+ing class. xg' .211 v 2' . u ,IP -A 'x,- , .git ,V ,,,cX .xh- N. v., ' r n emi' 'Q .f 3. EL, .-ik:-Q' Sir' '16 v 'SS 5 :Q-ll iii. -J ' 7 Q . .S I. . fvq. ' i N-5 .N.,,,n yur ' x Wl'x- -- ' Sa-J' ' ' Wt..- '1 uv-A ' -L f. of ,-., .,t X .-. lf ., - - , N fix'-' -' 4. Z- X H' V i i V 3 X 1,- . -,,, , l f .. -an w:1-sw-M . X , Q .sf-c f. -fit , - 735, 41 li ' , jr . -'f':f g as'-..-Sag if , 1 al:-, g' ,, E' 1 Lit' , fi, 'Q,-.f? - 3 ky, f - R S: 'sY X .- 5 Q Culminafion of a college educafion was fhaf long- soughf mas+er's or docforafe degree. The graduafe school af Sfafe offered sfudenfs an op orfunify fo earn de- rees such as NFA, MS, BA, and MLS. egrees were obfained in elemenfary and secondary educafion, adminisfra- fion and school service, and ofher aca- demic fields. Opporfunifies were open fo graduafe sfudenfs fo earn pracfical experience while obfaining an educa- fion. These sfudenfs were found work- ing as assisfanfs for professors and in such programs as Confinuum e a spe- cial fuforing program for area high school sfudenfs. Top cenferz Graduafe sfudenf Sarnanfha Williams worlced with area sfudenfs Shelia Suffon, Wiley l-ligh sophomore and Susan Gilsfrap lSU sophomore, in planning Confin- uum programs. Lower cenfer: Graduafe sfu- denf proiecfs, such as land confours, were a large parf of sfudies leading fo a rnasfers Lower righf: Vicky Loughmiller, graduafe sfudenf, receives her masferis in elemenfary educafion from Pre-sidenf Rankin af gradua- fion. r , Y a sn- qi Sm W IH7 Controversy and crisis nof an everyday occurrence, buf fhe presidenf of ISU has a fob fhaf is quife unordinary. Beginning fhe year wifh a 560,000 law suif againsf fhe univer- sify as a resulf of lasf year's spring demonsfrafions, Presidenf Rankin faced ofher confroversies, includ- ing fhe open visifafion problem and fhe condifion of fhe sfreefs on campus. The law suif was dropped, open visifafion was passed, fhe sfreefs remained fhe same, and Presidenf Rankin made if fhrough anofher year wifh mosf of fhe problems solved. The presidenf's official hosfs and hosfesses, fhe Blue Berefs, operafe under fhe direcfion of Linda Eldred and Ann Epperf. These men and women, chosen fo acf as represenfafives of fhe universify, face eighf o'clock meefings, affernoon feas, and hours of smiles and handshalces fhaf resulf in run- down heels, blisfers, and wrinkled uniforms. Free meals, represenfing ISU af fhe Sfafe Fair, and hav- ing fhe knowledge fhaf informafion given fo visi- fors has shown fhem a parf of ISU counferbalance all of fhe long hours of a Blue Beref. Top righf: Eighf a.rn. and Presidenf Rankin leaves Condif l-louse for anofher day of work. Boffom leff: Always keep- ing his mind land earsj open fo sfudenf acrivifies, Presi- denf Rankin lisfens fo a Lambda Chi pledge. Boffom righf: Presidenf and Mrs, Rankin lead fhe spirif af an ISU ball game. I ,,. . , ..-fn E. ,L 1 J ,' f' KI of V , 31 N D Jjsxfql fr, if W 1, , f Y fp 7 'I 'Z' 1: Jr Bo ' 4 5 P Y rf fl x r H N V 7 fo Q X X5 jx 14 N f If N fr., X7 3 ff 1 ff I JO ll Mrka Sarban Mm Penn Debbre McC5Hrsfer Dennrs McCnNrsrsr Presrdenf Pankm Mrs Ranlrn Herne Srwouse Debbie Scrrulrl Kerry Sanders Sreve Fernmora Vrcir Funk Bob Wnlrers Dorsey Ruley John Marker? .Jann Leqqerv Nancy llnorfs Vw: MCGM - Crraurrrran Lrndo Eldred - Advraor Carolyn Anderson Poseann P-Mberv Doug Morse Sherren Swbbs Trna Groscop Pon Herlems Brenda Klrne Sreve Smub Mary Lou She!-ion Angle Husvedr Gary Cyqanel Charles Crrss Ann Epperv V Adwaor G-eqrqg Maquralr Tery! Robefvs Trm Harlan Larry Heavrlon Ann Hun? Dave Svrnnen Sveve Lynn mrmeen Dm, Mm Balsam John Brewer 319 l l 320 l ' i 'fi ' i A ' Top leff: Faculfy council helps form ac- ademic policy. Top righf: Dr. Maurice K. Townsend. Vice Presidenf for Aca- demic Affairs. Boffom leffz Dr. James Renfsclwler, Assisfanf fo fne Presidenf: Mr. Kennefli lvloulfon, Vice Presidenf for Business Affairs and Treasurer: Presidenf Rankin: Dr. Clnarles Harde- way. Vice Presidenf for General Af- fairs' Dr. Jolfin lruiff, Vice Presidenf for Sfudenf Affairs: and Dr. Wayne Sclvomer Vice Presidenf for Develop' menf and Public Affairs. Boffom righfz Universify Board of Trusfees: i-lerberf Lamb, vice presidenf: Jolin M. l-louse? James Aclwer: Mrs. Allen Mifclwell. asf sisfanf secrefaryt William l-lifcfi, secre- faryt Jenn lvlcfiufclwan. presidenft and Presidenf Rankin. -. lP l '-Y 'fs ' ax? . as XR. , X, . ,,. ix , . , . .. ,A X 7- - wmfsf..:- Q - H . 1 -il f::i11:Q:3g:,.,-Q 3343 .ff-Q-, ss:-.eagle - N- ' ' X .. I, f'N5 x-'MX 4- .. -4 --Q -N'-x': .: 'NH' vi N . dx -2231 3' l l ii T l'4i-HTF' i.S1n1'lu 1 .... ,W ,A M si s- , L.. lv , D . Administering a school 'lhe size of ISU 'fakes long hours of work, skill, cooperaiion, and ihe help of frusiees, facul+y members, vice-presiden+s, and sfudenls alike. ln- diana S+a're iruslees gave iheir agree- men+ +o an open visi+a'rion policy be- ginning in +he fall of I97I. Founder's Day involved 'fhe +rus1'ees wi+h +he ground-breaking of fhe new library. Working wi+h Presiden+ Rankin, 'rhe vice-presiden+s helped form policy and reach agreemenis concerning 'rhe cam- pus relalionship wiih +he communiiy and fhe siudenfs. This policy included si'a'l'emen+s on ihe s+a+us of Reeve Hall, a proposed journalism depari- menf, and ideas on ihe 'rhreafened flush-ou+. Faculi Council members broughf ideas Ziom 'rhe s'ruden+s +0 'rhe adminis- 1'ra+ion concerning new rograms. New ideas for larger and beiier deparf- men+s and areas of siudy were iniro- duced by 'rhe Faculiy Council. 3 ' 1' 1 P K H X -i YW 'gig- , i ix i IP 'lig 'i ' 'fe' If i' VN B tp, 7' l l l l Adamx, John W., lll Y Vars-ty Sulrnrnlng alaya, Zaccheaux Olu - lnfafauuanal lzala ' ms Chl: lSecre'arwl Alexander, Harvey E, - Acccunnng Club Allan, Jane -. Blumharg l-lall Caunall Allhouxe. Susan Kay - Studenl Nurse Or ganuar-on Allison, Cheryl J. - Alpha Onuaran P. Slqrna Alpha Epsllan Lftle solar Frosh' Soph Counclb Anderton, Carolyn S. G Alpha Ornlcron Pl ,Pres dentl Pl Omega Pl lSecretaryl. Alpha lafnaaa Dall, Pafnansla llraasur. an Blue Barals Alpha lou Omega llnla Seater Whe'x Who, Phl Beta Lambda Dlanagulshaa cunulauua Honor Roll Mills Hall Council Wfesldenil Senna, Cass Secretary Anderson, Frederick J. f Ph- Della Theta lV ce Presldenvl Blue Key lireasurerl ln. 'affrargrnln Cauaal Malo-.ng Band Statesman Anderson, Jean - Alpha Phl Omega Llvtle Ssver SCEC ltllce Presldentl Newman C'ub Anderxon, Rebecca J. - Latln Club Eta sga, Pu. Anleitner, Donna M. G Student Nurse Or. gan-zavlon Appal, Daniel M. Y P. Lambda Pla. Young l7epl.b'lcans Appelbaurn, Michael G. -- Tau kappa Ep- sllor Varslty Tennis Team Archer, Reverend Chester A. - American saaualgglaal assaoallan Rural Socloloql :al Sec efv Arrnes, Betty A. - Burlord Hall Councll Alpha Lambda Delta Arvin, Cynthia Hope - Alpha slgfna Alche Alpha Phl Oemqa Lltlla Slster Szarnos Arvin, Georganne - Delta Psi Kappa Arvin, Paul R. - Phl Delta Theta Ashton, Mary E. - Zeta Tau Alpha lvlce Preadenvl Ashworth, Cheryl B. - English Honorary Atkins, Leonie M. - German Club Autry, Anita S. - Slqrna Alpha Iota Delta Delta Delta National Councll ol leach, ar, Ol Eagllsh Balaban, Ann - Delta Gamma Tlrey Me. rv-:lrlal Unlon BC-ard Sycamore, Horne' l1orrllnql7Ol Bal., David L - Kappa Slgfna lndustrlal Arts Club Barnes, Don W. - Statexman Barnes. John R. - Pl Lambda Phl lnterirata ernlty Council Quiz Bowl Boiimli, William F. - Lambda Chl Alpha Ban, Larry K. - SEA SCEC Bate, Eugene R: - Delta Sigma Pl Alpha Epsllon Pl lvlaa Prasldenll aan. Jani M. - Epsilon P. lau Boch, Eleanor A. f Slqrna Kappa Home Elini-f'lcs Club Parlhellen-C Bandar, Louiia M. - spsnuh club Benjamin, Suxan G. -- Slqrna Alpha lota SCEC Un-versity Slnqers V Benneft, Lea A. Y Marletlnq Club Burg, lzzallafa c. e Young ounaafals aarnur, Sally J. - banana club lgecretary ard V-ce Prandanel Bertagnolli, Daniel E. -- Lambda Chl Alpha Bembe. Margaret l.. N Slqrna Alpha Eve Betchlay, Barbara A. - Delta Garnrna Alpha Lambda Delta Sigma Zeta Mllls Hall caunal unnanny Hostess Bichel, Patricia A, G Alpha Phl Omega Ll'tlo Slstsr Lambda Psl Slqma Kappa Delta P. Alpha lambda Delta Sycamore shauaaaa :CEC llnsaaurafl Mental Health Unlt lVlce Prasldenrj Biqharn, Barbara Sue - ACE Baghaan, Terri R. - Plalarl Hall lvlaa Pau... ,jenn Bilta, Jody L. - lnauslrlal Arts Club aaanazna, soya J. H Sanalaan Hall cauaal Bishop, Rose E. - Sparlrertes Blachburn, Gregory T. -- Syrrphonlc Band Woodmnd Ensemble Opera alaaialar, sfmn D. -.Dalia s.gfna P. Blair, Joy Lynnettn Y Worrens Gymnastics learn Delta Psi Kappa Blann, Martha Jo f Delta Gan-fra Blaaraa, Margaret M. - malta Pu Kappa Zparlettes Anvhanaaurn Womens Recs 327 Senior Activities reatlon Assoclatlon llraasurerl Blessing, Brenda Kay - Athenaeum lVtce Presldenvl Boatman, Sheriynn K. - Sigma Alpha Eta Beber, Donarite - SGA Bochover, Patricia A. - Alpha Omlaron Pl llfublta Ralananal. Founders Day l 7Ol Bolen, Ronald P. Y Phl Gamma Delta Salinger, Carol D. Y Alpha Lambda Delta Bond, Dana L. Y Mills Hall Councll Booe, Peggy L. Y lSTA, NEA Booffer, Carol L. Y Reeve Hall Councll SGA, ACE Statesman Borchers, Edith L. Y College Republlcans Bordenat, Catherine J. Y Mills Hall Coun- cll Delta Psl Kappa, Alnunaaufn, wann- ens Recreation Assoclatlon, German Club Borden, John K. Jr. Y Theta Chl Botich, Walter R. Jr. - Slqrna Pl Bowles, Kristina - Symphonic Band Le Cercle Francals Bowman, Valeda J. - Unluerslry Singers Boyd, Yolanda F. Y .Jones Hall Council Boylan, Judy A. - DECA Colleqlate l5ecs fetal-y and Treasurerl Boyll, Suzanne Y Alpha Phl, Alpha Lambda Delta French Club Bradley, Judith A. Y Alpha Lambda Delta eva slgfna Pl.. lv.aa Presldentl. Kappa Delta Pl Latln Club Bradley, Toni K. Y Chlnese Club Blacll Student Unlon Panhellenlc Delta Stqrna Theta lvlca Pnsnaenil Bradway. Jimmy L. Y Marchlnq Sycarnores Brand, Brenda Gail Y Home Economics Educatlon Club llreasurer and Secre tafyl Phl Upsllon Ornlcron Braxhear, Melvin L. - Anthropology Club lPfes-denvl Brattain, Larry W. - Kappa Sigma Brauer, Claudia L - Gamma Phl Beta lvlce Pres-danrl Brauneclrer, Debra K. Y Phl Upsllon Orni- cron SEA Breifwiexer, Dianne E. Y Slqrna Tau Delta, Alpha Larnbaa Delta Speech Union Brentlinger, Cathleen Y Alpha Lambda Delta Brett, Stephen H. Y Varslry Basketball Brewster, Judy E. Y Delta Gamma, Theta Chl Little Slster Blue Berets Brook, Raymond A. - Tau Kappa Epsllon Brown, Bernard H. - Student Recreallon Association Brown, Bruce - Sycamore Brown, Eric H. Y Sycamore Showcase vaung Democrats Home Economics Stu, dent Council Brown, Lee A. Y American Saptlst Campus Ministry Bruggenachmidt, Mary Lee Y Newman Club Brush, Terry L. - Lambda Ch. Alpha Bryant, Bridgette A. Y Gamma Ph' Beta. Panhellenlc. rua, Mennanal Union Board Buch. Helen S. Y Sycamore Budzenxhi, Mitchell A. - Kappa Sigma Burch, Leanne A. Y Della Della Delta Burch, Sammy Y Della Sigma Pl Burlend, Terri A. 7 Alpha Lambda Delta lSecretaryl P. Mu Epsilon lRarara.ng Secretaryl Burns, Mary K. - Delta Gamma Women! Glen Club Unluarsny Hostess, Junior Class Councll Campus Revue Burris, Steven R, Y Phl Delta lheta Burton, Carlin J, Y Alpha Kappa Alpha lvnasldanl ana Tnsasufarl Button, Jachie L. Y Gamma Phl Beta Butwin, Patricia Y Alpha Ofnlafan P. lvlae Pfaslalanll Alpha vlu Gamma lvma Pran- dantl Sycamore Byers, Barbara A. Y Buriord Hall Council llreasurerl Byron, Leslie A. Y Alpha Chl Omega Byron, Stephen A. - Sigma Pl DECA Col- leqlate Byrum, Neill E. Y SGA Byrum, Penny J. Y Reeve Hall Council Cahill, Kathleen - Della Gamma iSecref 'aryl Union Board lPresldentl, Who'i Who Cain, Cindy L. - Kappa Delta Pl Parnarls- va, Blue Bersts sea clu Omega llreas surerl Cain, William H. Y Choral Union Unlvel- any smgafa Phl Mu Alpha, slncana MENC llreasurarl Callahan, Roberta G. Y Reeve Hall Coun. cll, lndlane Home Econorrllcs Association Campbell, David C, Y Tau Kappa Epsilon Delta slgfna Rho. Tau Kappa Alpha Speech Union Campbell, Deborah E. - Slqrna Alpha Eta lSecretary and Vice Presldenll Campbell, Rita J. - Kappa Slgrna Little Sister Carlson, Ann C. Y Della Della Delta lSecs retaryl Sigma Alpha Iota Symphonic Band, Alpha Lambda Delta, Woodwind Ensemble Carroll, Paula Y Della Gamma. Sparlettes Carroll, Rebecca A. Y Blue Berats lSecre- taryl, Panhallemc, Parnansla. Ch. Omega, Who'x Who Carter, Sherry L Y Alpha lheta Chl llrea- surerl Elazerertes Carvalho, Angela J. G Marshall Hall Coun- all llreasurerl Casper, Susan M. Y .lunlor Class Council Cathcart, Arthur Eugene Y Slqma Alpha Epsilon Calender, Elizabeth A. Y Srqma Alpha Eta Chaney, Richard W. Y Phl Delta Theta lSecretaryl SGA, Junlor Class Councll S.grna lau Delta, Alpha Phl 6-anuna Who'a Who, Homecomlng l'7Ol States- man Chattin, Dennis R. Y Sigma Pl Cherry, Susan K. Y Alpha Ornlcron Pt Mllls Hall Caunal Dolphins Clarl, Ann Y Delta Della Delta Clark, Connie L. Y Delta Psl Kappa Athe- naeurn Clark, Victor A. Y Alpha Tau Omega Clarhon, Gail A. - Statesman Clerhon, Karin K. - SEA Clemente, Donald R. - Continuum Cleveland, Ann L. Y Delta Delta Della Sigma Tau Delta Alpha Lambda Delta, Eta Slgfna Pl.. lpresldentl Coffman, Charlet R. Jr. Y Spartan Club lireasurerl Coffman. Clifton E. Y Della Slqrna Pl Collier, Vickie Lee Y Chl Omega Theta Chl Little Slster, SCEC Ceilings, Steven L. - SCEC Lambda Psi Slqrna Collins, Kathleen M, Y Sigma Tau Della Colvin, Lea W. Y Theta Chl Cool, Cathy A, - Della Gamma Sigma Alpha Eva Cooper, Mary E. Y Sigma Alpha Iota. MENC. Stage Band. Marching Band Brass chan Symphonic sand Cordel, Therese L. Y Student Nurse Orga- nllailon Costlow, Michael J. W Lambda Chl Alpha lireasurerl, Intel-lralernlry Council Creuland, Martha C. - Alpha Omlcron Pl Col, Phyllix Ann Y Slqrna Alpha Eta Cox, Stephen L Y SGA, Statesman, Gil- lum Hall Council llprssldentl Crim, Richard L. Y Varsity Gymnastics and Suunnung Hulfnan Center Hall caunall lrnanaanll Criu, Charles H. Y Kappa Sigma lSecre- taryl, lntarlraternlry Council lPrealdentl. Blue Beret. Blue Key, Sigma Zeta Alpha Phl Gamma, Sycamore, ROTC, Whe's Who Croohe, Julia K. Y SCEC Delta Delta Delta Cross, Sam A. Y Kappa Alpha Psl lnter. fraternlty Council, Tracll 'lream Cross Country Crossland, Frank T. Y Tau Kappa Epsllon, Letterman Club, Varsity Football lCo- captalnl Crowe, Dlnnix W. Y Lambda Chl Alpha Cullom, Donna L. Y Student Nurse Orqanls lation lVlce Prasrdentl Cunningham, Bryan T. Y Alpha Epsilon Pl Cunningham, Jane A. Y Sparlrertes, Delta Gamma, Theta Chl Llnle Slsfar Curry, Mary la. Y Alpha Ph., Junior Class caunall, l-lafnaaafntng Curtis, Vance W. Y Polltlcal Sclence Club, College Republicans lrfaaauran, Marllet- lnq Club, Golf Team Pre-Law Club Cyganeh, Gary A. Y Phl Gamma Delta. Alpha Phl Omega. Blue Beret Cmmah, Steve N. Y Alpha Tau Omega Daley, James T. Y Slgma Alpha Eta lifes' surerl, erllufn Hall Council Sycamore Players Daugherty, Jane A. Y Jones Hall Council Davin, Jayliene R. Y Alpha Lambda Della sea, Mllls l-lall caunall lrfanaaull Davis, Michelin Y ACE lsecretaryl Dawson, Linda K. Y Alpha Phl. Jones Hall Councll llreasurerl Deen, amy L. Y Alpha Pl... Alpha Lambda Delta. Burtord Hall Council lireasurerl Dean, Roger R. Y Epsllon Pl Tau Decher, Judith A. Y Delta Della Delta. Unlan Hostess, Alpha Lambda Delta Defibaugh, Stephan Y Lambda Chl Alpha, Young Republlaans. lnlerlralernlry Council DeKoher. Mary Lou Y Coliaa Hall Council, Womenls Glee Club Delong, Mary E. Y Zeta Tau Alpha Phl uasllan ofnafan Hama Eagnamlaa Asa soclatlon, Picllerl Hall Council Demhiw, lrene - Russlan Club lSecretary and vlaa Pnanaaall Madam Dance Club Dillard, Guy D. Y Theta ch. sea Dinhl, Margaret Susan Y Alpha Phl Slqrna Alpha Eta Homecoming Dinwiddle, Patricia A. Y Marletlnq Club Dixon, Carolyn J. Y Le Cercle Francals Dobson, Karen D. Y Alpha Xl Delta Denham, Richard M. Y Pl Lambda Phl, Blue Key Donoirie, William D. Y Slqrna Alpha Epsl- lon lSecretal-yl Alpha Slgma Iota Dottarweich, Donald J. Y lndustrlal Arts Club Spartan Club Doty. Mary L. Y Interior Deslgn Club Dcup, Ruth E. Y Phl Llpsllon Omlcron Alpha Lambda Della Collar Hall Coun- cll Dowell, Hugh F. Jr. Y Amateur Radlo Club Dubai.. Daniel J. Y VICA lvlaa Presldentl Dupiel, Sibyl Ann Y Child Development Club 1 l Earnest, James W. Y Phl Mu Alpha Slnion- IU Edmonds, Marh A. Y Omega Psi Phl Blacll Student Unlon Blue Beret Edrington, John C. Y DECA Collegiate Edwards, Rex A. Y Epsllon Pl Tau. lndus- lrlal Arts Club Edwards, William L. Y Kappa Alpha Pa. Eggersman, Susan E. Y Slgma Zeta Alpha Lambda Delta Ellison, Doris E. Y Della Slqrna Theta Ellinger, Michael G. Y Alpha Phl Omega llllce Pres-dentl SCEC Elsie, Kap w. Y lVMen s Club lvranalanll Swlrnn-ung Team Elny, Barry W. Y NCTM Hlnes Hall Caunall lv.aa Pfasldenrl Emmerson, James E. Y Sigma Alpha Epsl- lon Engle, Barbara E. Y Blurnberq Hall Coun' cll Alpha xl Delta lvfasldanvl Ervin, Larry R, Y Slgrna Pl Exhelman, Joyce L. Y Zeta Tau Alpha Alpha Lafnlaala Delta Fant, Lynnette J. Y Plcllerl Hall Councll, Gamma Phl Beta. Delta Psi Kappa spaflanaa Homecoming Farley, John S. Y Fencrnq Club Farrar, Richard L Y Slqrna Alpha Epsilon Faflic, Carol K. Y SEA Faulh, Frederich J. Y Sigma Phl Epsilon, Marching Band Fault, Cynthia S. Y Alpha Phl llreasurerl Fseney, Mark A. Y Tau Kappa Epsilon lVlcs Presldentl Ferrara, Robert J. Y I-Mens Club Feldman, Kathy A. Y Blurnberg Hall Coun- cll lvrca Presldentl Fell, Kenneth E. Y Phl Della Theta lPresl- aanvl, Young Rapulalmans, Whe'x wha, lnteriraternlty Council, Homecoming 70 lcacnamnanl Ferguxen, Audrey J. f Phl Upsllon Omr- cron Ferry, Paula D. f Alpha Ornlcron Pl lPresl- dent and Secretaryl Juruor Class Coun- cll, Psl lata Xl, Le Cercle Francais, Who's wha, Alpha Tau omega Little sure. Fetchina, Nicholax S. - Cromwell Hall Council lireasurerl Fieldl, Marla K. - Who's Who, Blumberg Hall Council lrfuudanly Fife, Joe D. - Social Dance Club lPresl- dentl Fleisher, JoAnne F. - Home Economics Club Fleming, Michael H. - Industrial Arts Club Foster, Merry A, f Pl Mu Epsilon Church ol Christ Campus Fallaualup Fowler, Sandra A. - French Club Fox, Rebecca K. - Social Work Club Unlon Hostess Francis, Kathyren L. - Marching Band Freundlich, William A. - Alpha Epsilon Pl Franh, Gerald M. - Alpha Epsllon Pl Mar. latlng Club Franlre, Deanna M. - Gamma Phl Beta Franz, Susan M. - Phl Upsllon Ornlcron Fraze, Dwight L. - Phl Delta Theta lSecre taryl Frederick, Connie G. - College Republlf CGUS Frederick, Michael H. - Theta Chl. Inter- fralarnlry Councll French, Samuel L. f Phl Delta Theta Col' lege Republlcans Frey, Joseph D. - Sigma Pl Fryer, Linda A. - Reeve Hall Council. Womens Recreation Assoclatlon Funl, Vichi J. - Statesman Homecoming 70, Pl Lambda Phl Llttle Slster. Blue Beret lSecretaryl Alpha Bela Alpha lmaslaanfl Alpha Lafnlaaa Delta Fuqua, Peter S. - SGA llreasurerl Furnas, Larry D. G Accounting Club Gabbert, Elizabeth A. f Alpha Phl Gamma, Mills Hall Council lrranaenrl WHA Sycamore Showcase Statesman, Harnaaanung Galloy, Robert M. G Theta Chl Garrigux, Anita J. - Who's Who, Alpha Phl Gamma lPresldanll Phl Beta Lambda Sycamore, Statesman, Merlr9l- lng Club, Sigma Delta Chl Gartner, LaDonna C. f SEA Collegiate 4fH Gayler, Rodney W. Y Industrial Educatlon Club. lndustrlal Arts Club Garth, Oscar M. A Delta Slqrna Pl Ac- countlnq Club Geiling, Carolyn R. - Alpha Lambda Delta Student Nurses Assoclation Jones Hall COuncll Geswein, Glenn M. - Hines Hall Council Glich, J. David - SGA Married Student Housing Assoclatlon Arnencan Market ing Assoclatlon Goldberg, Maury K. - Fairbanks Hall Council Political Saranac Club vaung Democrats llraaaurarl. Young manual.. cans salanar, Jualllr A. - Alpha Lambda Delta Goldschmidt, Dorothy A. f Sigma Kappa s.gfna leu Delta our Daulsahe vannn llreasurerl Gooiee, Gail A. Y Alpha Larnbda Delta NEA WHA SEA Erlchson Hall Councll lltresldenvl Gorbell, Cheryl L. - Scamps Gordon, Carmen G. - Blacl Student Union, Le Cercle Francais Gordon, Hope - Blacll Student Union eafluun, Suzanne e Alpha lanlsaa Delta. National Councll ol Teachers oi English Gow. Jean A. - Colleglate tl-l lVlce Pres- ident and Traasurerl Graber, Elaine S. - Sigma Zeta Alpha Lambda Delta, nfnanaan chanlaal lvraa Presldentl Graber, Jeannine J. - Alpha Lambda Delta Grabner, Susann - Phl Upsllon Ornlcron IHEA. AHEA, Sycamore Showcase Frosh-Soph Councll Graham, Regina A. f Union Hostess. Into' nar Dangn Guild, slgfna Kappa ima Pfauaanfl Green, Susan A. - Blurnberq Hall Council Greenwall, Karen A. - SCEC SEA Greenwood, William R. G Pl Lambda Phl, slua Kay. Scuba Club lv.aa Praslaanvl, Zoology Club, Delta sugrna Rlaa. Tau Kappa Alpha, lnterlraternlty Council Gregg, Walter R. - Anthropology Club, Marching Band. Choral Union Gregory, Max E. - AAHPER Grider, Susan A. - SEA Griffith, Sylvia R. - Blue Beret, Delta s.gfna Theta Griffith, William L. 3 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Grigsby, Ronald W. A Spartan Club Grissom, Donna R. - Delta Delta Delta Younu Republicans Maahling, Frih E. Y Alpha Sigma Kola SY lPl 0 C Bend Grescep. Ballina - Chl Omega Blue Beret Unlon Hosless, Young Republi- cans SEA Choral Umcn Gross, Donald E. Y Slqma Tau Della Grunawald, Russell L. Y Marllellllg Club. Alllallaall Mallallha Aalaalahpl. Guin, Brenda S. Y Della Della Della Y 7 Haas, Cal A. Y Kappa Sigma, Slqma Tau Della Haga, Tllllalhy s. Y Aaaaahhh., club flreasurerl Hahn, Brenda S. Y Gamma Phl Belo Kappa Sigma Llllle Slsler Urllorl Hosl- ess. Pep Block Halbersladl, Monica J. - Della Gamma Slqrvla Alpha Epsllorl Llllle Slsler Hamby, Fabienna K. Y German Club lvlce Plaalaahll. Reeve Hall cpullal Hamelmann, Tad W, Y Alpha Tau Omega lTl-easurerl Hamillon, Sandra J. - Alpha Phl llllce Presldellrl, Who's Who, Pamarlsla lVlce Plaalaahll SGA sahala. slqma Tau Dalla Kappa Della Pl, laahq Papulall- cans. French Club Hammond, Richard C. Y Markallnq Club lPlallda..ll Hammands, Reber? C. Y Varslly Basie' ball. lSUE Hand, Shirley F. - Slqma Kappa Lllllhels ly sylhphally waaawula Ensemble Handy, James C. Y Phl Gamma Della Hanna, Richard L. Y Lambda Chl Alpha Slqma Della Chl Harder. Elizabeth A. Y Alpha Ph. Slqma Alpha Ella Lalhlaaa Pal slama Home comlng Hardiman, Linda K. Y Slqma Alpha Ela Harlan, Dana Lu Dance Company, WRA Slallla Alpha Ela Y Cheerleader lSlJ Harness, Mary M. Y Alpha xl Della lsaalalalyl Harnunq, Jerry W. Y Lulherall Sluderll Assembly lPlalldahll Harris, Terry M. - Physics Club Harrison, Sandra D. Y NRPA IPPA Harfiq, W. Jeffrey - Slgma Phl Epsllorl Yaaha Rapuhllaaha lhlalllalamly Council Harvey, Audrey L. Y Home Ecorlomlcs Club Harvey, Marlina S. Y Zela Tau Alpha lSocrelaryl Hasbrouck, Roberl R. Y Thela Chl Ml-lA Jones Hall Councll Rhoads Hall Courllgll lsecrerory and Plaaldeflll Haslen, Gary T. Y Slqma Ph. Epsilon Gymllasllcs Team Hawkins, JoAnn Y Dolphins Club Hayes, George T, - Alpha Phl Omega Hedge. Joanna F. - Alpha Lambda Della Slqrna Alpha Ela Lambda Ps- Slqma Hellman, Ray A. Y Slqma Tau Della Helmar, Edward W. Y G,-lllum l-lall Courlcll Helmer, Vicloria E. Y Plcllerl Hall Councll Hendrickson, James R. Y Marllellhq Club Henry, Frank J. lll Y Alpha Ph. Omega Sycamore Showcase Henry, Teresa C. Y Phl Slgrrla lava lPresl- aahll Spahlah club Herberl, Peggy L, Y SEA NEA Alpha Xl Della. Alpha Tau Omega Llllle Slslar SCEC Heston, Phillip W. - Tau Kappa Epsllon Hewleh, Thomas R. - Kappa Slqma Blue Balel Sludehl Realeallall Assaclallall Hicks, William J. - Slgma Phl Epsllorl Higginbolham, George E. - Alpha Ela Rho, Social Dance Club IIEA, IAA, lCHA, IACC, IAVE Hiqhbaugh, Charles T. - Young Demo. cl-als, Black Sludarll Unlon Hilo, Susan K. - Della Della Della Young Republlcans Hill, Sleven O. Y Sandlson Hall Councll MHA, Scuba Club Hill, Teresa M. Y Senlor Class Courlcll Alpha Ollllalall Pl lsaalalalyl, Lalhhda Chl Alpha Cl-escenls. Young Republlcalls Hiller, Gregory M. Y Accoullllllg Club Men's Glee Club Hilfon, Judy A. - Julllor Varslly Cheer- loader Hillon, Trudy L. - Junlor Varslly Cheer- leader Hipp, Valanline M. - AAHPER Spark- elles, Womens Gymnasllc Team Hire. Julie A. Y Aflhenaeum. Della Psi Kappa Hogg, Carol L. - Pl Mu Epsllon Holland, John V. Y Alpha Epsilon Pl Homerding, Carol M. Y Sigma Alpha lofa. uhlyaluly slhaala Opera waluhap Hong, Paulina C. Y Pl Lambda Ph. Llllle Slsler Hood, Marsha K. Y Della Della Della. Alpha Kappa Della Hopf, Kafhleen R. Y NEA, Newman Club Haplill., wyllll w. Y lhaualllal All. Clah Falrballlls Hall Courlcll Horvalich, Karen R. Y Reeve Hall Courlcll SCEC Howell, Diana S. Y Slqma Alpha Elo lTreaf surerj Hole, Linda A. Y Sycamore Players Huffman, Julia A. Y Pl Lambda Ph. Llllle Slsler Cheerleader Huflord, Janel L. Y Della Gamma ACE Ulllon Hosless SEC Hughes, wyllalla K. Y Alpha Lambda Della Hull, Merrill W. Y Kappa Slqma Hupp, Marlha D. Y Alpha Lambda Della Hurley, Anne E. Y NEA SEA Huse. Douglas M. Y Lambda Ch. Alpha Hulchinson, Harold D. - Mallellllg Club lTreasurerl Scuba Club lmle, Marlha J. Y Colleqlale Atl-l Inman, Palricia l. Y Wesley Foundalloll Irby. J. Richard Y MHA Rhlzlads Hall Callhall lPla.laallll Church ol Chl... Fel lawahlp lualr, Jaci A. Y Alpha Slgma lala Alpha Eplllah P. spalal alla lawph slualahl All soclallon lVlce Preslderlll Jackson, Rifa D. Y Spark-alles Slgrna Alpha Epsllall Llllla Slglal Della Della Della Jauch, Raymond A. Y Gymllasllcs Team Jeflord, Reber! M. Y Hulmarl Hall Coun al Plalhsaph Councll lahlp. Class Caahpl Sylaalhala Players Jennings, John G. Y Thela Chl Soc-:er Club Jewell, Connie L, Y Church all Chrlsl Cam- pus FallowshlplSecrelary1 Jiles, Harman Jr. Y Alpha Phl Alpha Jochum, James R. Y Lallll Club Ela Sllgma Ph. lnlaalalahll SPA lPla...aahll Kappa Della P. vaahq Dalhaalall hllhal Hall Coullcll Falrbarlls Hall Courlcll NVho's Who Johnson, Andrea L. Y ACE SEA Alpha Lambda Della Sycamore Johnson, Robari V. Y Swlmmlrlq Team Jonas, Nancy E. Y Chl Omega Young Republicans Jones, Carole L, Y Gamma Ph. Bela lPresl dellll Alpha Tau Omega Llllla Slalal Whoa Who, SCEC Jones, Connie J. Y Della Gamma Mllls Hall Council French Club Urllcln Hosless Janes, Lucinda L. Y Alpha Lambda Della Slqma Zela Janes, Michael R. - Della Slqma P. lvlce Plaslaahll Yaullq Rapuhllaaha Mallal. .ha Clula lv.aa Plallaahll Jones, Rosalind H. Y Blaal Sluderll Unlorl. Delchares Food and Nulrlllorl Club Jones, Susan L. Y ISEA ICSS NCS5 Jones, Timolhy S. - Slqma Epsilon Chl Kalb, Rodney R. Y Lambda Chl Alpha Kamin, Shelley A. - Chl Omega Alpha Tau Omega Llrlle Slifer Kamman, Barbara A. Y NEA Kane, Karen K. Y Bapllsl Sluderll Fellow- lhlp Kasper, Frederick C. Y Marlellrlg Club Kahnlr, Burfon E. Y Alpha Epsllon Pl, ln- lal-llalallllly Ceullell Keller, Karla E. - Alpha Omlcron Pl. Sparllellas Alpha Tau Omega Llllle Slsh lar Kelliher, Kalhleen R. - Alpha Slqma Alpha, SEA Young Rapulallaahl Kelsey, Kalhy M. Y VICA lSecrelaryl Kendall, Deborah L. Y Sluderll Nurslrlg Orgalll1allelllTlaa5ularl Kendall, Tylllall L. Y Alpha Ph. Alpha, Var- slly Fealball Konnah, Wayne L. Y Lambda Chl Alpha Keiler, Nicki L. Y Della Della Della lPresl- derlll Campus Revue Sparllelles Kimbrough, Carolyn A. Y Della Gamma Blue Berel Frosh-Soph Coullcll llreasur srl Selllor Class Treasurer Kindig, Linda D. Y Slgma Alpha lole vaaha Rapulahaaha Callaaala A Pl King, Michael E. - Theta Chl King, Sandra K. - Kappa Della Pl King, Sharon R. - Gamma Ph. Bela Julllor Class Treasurer King, Shirley J. Y SEA Kinser, Paul A. Y Alpha Tau Omega Kirschner, Karel E. Y Fhl Upsllon Omlcron Klabanofl, Michael M. Y Jewlsh Sludelll Allaalallpll lPla5ldahll Klein, Mary E. Y Della Della Della Pallhel. lerllc WHA Kleine, Richard E. Y Pl Lambda Ph. Kline, Barbara J. Y Alpha Omlcron Pl Slu dalll Realaallon Asseclallph lSelgrelalyl Calllllluulll Klilla, David A. Y Plpshspph Caahall l5.l. lum Hall Council Klopfensfein, Sandra K. Y SCEC Knaufl, Julia A. Y Theta Chl Llllle Slslel NEA lclllghl, Mary A. Y lhlahpl Uaaah eulla Slalesrnan Knochel, Elizabelh G. Y Alherlaeurr' Dol ph... Clall Kolanli, Ray J. Y Slqma P. Kough, Thomas J. Y Slgma Alpha Epslloll Blue Bere? Unlorl Board Hclmeccmlllq llllarllalallllly Cauncll Kramer, Thomas E. Y Bela Slqma Epsllorl Krapl, Jane M. Y Alpha Bala Alpha Kreilein, Marlha A. Y SCEC Reeve Hall Courlcll Kriss, David S. Y Alpha Epulah P. l 1 LaFave, Mary K. Y Alpha Lambda Della Slgma Tau Della La Cemle Frahcala Leinharf, Pahi J, Y Soclal Wclrl Club Lancel, R. Jayne Y Alpha X. Della Youllq Republlcans Lana, Nicky A. Y Alpha Lambda Della Lalloche, Mary Jo Y Slqma Della Chl Pa lhallala Alpha Ph. Glalhllla Alpha Lambda Della Sycamore Laxhbrook, Larry R. Y Lambda Chl Alpha Lawson, Gregory E. Y Alpha Phl Omega Lainenbach, Debbie Y Soclal Wlzlll. Club Alpha Lambda Della lVlce Presldenll Levy, Charles M. Y lhela Chl lSeUala.yl Libassi, Paul A. Y Alpha Slgma lola Sllgma Della Ch. Libby, Palricia A. Y NEA Lilly, Nallay J. Y Della Della Dall.. llaula Pepubllcarls Linley, Jacquelyn K. Y Dolphln Club l.:....a, Larry J. Y lfappa sph.. Ephlaa P. Tau lpresldenll Scuba Club lTEA lrldu, ll..-.l Alla Club lllaaaulall Linneweber, James R. Y Alglglr-urlllfllg Club Callaqlala 4 H Linlnar, Frederick L. Y- Men 9 Glee Club Lioy, Lawrence C, Y Slgma Ph. Epallon Lipp. Jean L. - Jones Hall C-Juhlgll Lirlleiohn, Sally - Plclerl Hall Clnunlgll lPresldenlj Llylllgllall, Balllli.. J. Y Zala Tau Alpha Slallla Tau Della Mllls Hall Caahall Hplhaapllllha Lloyd, Linda L. Y SCEC SEA Lobo, Melanie S. Y Plcllerl Hall Cclunlzll Slafesman, Alpha Bela Alpha Loahr, Jennifer A. Y Alpha S-.qma Alpha Alpha Lambda Della SPA NUS Logan, Diana H. Y Alpha Xl Della Pclelly Club SCEC Long, Teresa A. Y SEA Longfellow, Barbara J. Y Colleqlale 4 H Loveall. Harold P. Jr. - Slqma Zela Luademann, Ronald E. - Psychology Club llreasurerl Luhen, Sheryl C. Y ACE l l Mahon, Lee C. - Thela Chl Maichar, Kalhlean M. - Alpha Lambda Della Alpha Ph. lv.aa.Pla..aahll Maiewsli, Darlene A. Y Alpha Slqma Alpha, Phi Lambda Della Sludenl Nurs' es Assoclallon Maiors. Maior B. Y Young Republlcarls Psychology Club Mangir, David W. Y Accounllng Club lvlaa Plaalalallll Mann, Linda M. - Phl Llpsllon Omlcrorl Marcaida, Milaqros C. Y Slqma Tau Della Fplalah Ralallphl lilab Reeve l-lall Council Marchina, Jeffery R. Y Newman Club Margaaon, Jane Y Alpha Lambda Della SCEC chlallah Slullahl Pallpwlhlp Marshall, William B. Y Sigma Ph. Epallclll Phl Epsllon Kappa Marlin, Carolyn S. Y Alpha Lambda Della SEA NEA Marlin, Janel L. Y Chl Omega Pamal-.ala Alpha Tau omaaa L.llll. Sala. Pahhal SCEC Mllls Hall Councll Marlin, Palricia A. Y Well Dlallllgl Sl., lenlc dalll Nulslllq Glqahllallah ISU Sludelll Nurslrlq Orqalllzalloh Masal, Beverlee A. .lawlah Sludanl As soclallorl l5ecl'elaryl Mason, Royce V. Y Ycurq Pepubllcarls Slqma Pl Masura, Marianne E. Y Slqma kappa lPreslda.ll Vlce-Plesldallll Alpha Lambda Della lSl.l Sludenl Nurses A550 ClaflDrl Malhias, Kalhleen A. Y Alpha Phl Maffhewx, Blyfho A. Y Wourlg Der'-lil-:rals Marlingly, Nada K. Y Alpha Phl Wlglmerl 5 Ellee Club Whois Who, SGA Ch-Jlal lllllah Alhahllauhl WPA Pwlhalpay Club l5el:lelaryl Mauch, Julia J. Y SC EC Maxwell, James F. Y lhduslllal Eduuallall Club MaAlll.la.. Jean All... Y Alpha Ph. llllaa. aahll Alpha Ph. Gamma Who's Wlla, Sycamore, Calllehlllal l-llslaly Edllpl l-lalllaaalmha Palaaa Marlhall McCarus, Cheryl L. Y Ph. Thala lfappa Phl Rho Pl Who's Who. SQA McClanahan, Thomas A. - - Mallallllq Club McClinlnch, John E. Y Della Slgma Pl McConnell, Sharon L. Y SCEC Mccormich, Halen R. -- Phl Upslllprl Clml alph Alpha Bela Alpha ljhlllhah Fel lpwlhlp Mccormich, Reber? l.. Y- Lambda Chl Alpha McGill, Viclcr X. Y Blue Bevel? McGrifl, Jane P. Y Sllgma Alpha Ela Sal -:lal Dance Club McMichael, Larry R. Y Slqma Phl Epsllarl McNary, Theresa K. Y SPA McWilliams, Linda Kappa Sllgma Llllle Slsler Phl Upsllplrl Y Della Della Della opal... Maallla, Alan J Y Soph Q....ha.l Mecldles, Larry D. P. Lama... Ph. el... 4 Slalha Ph. Eplllph Pllhh hay lPla...alahll Melevage, Raylllplla P. Y slam.. Pl lv... Presldellll Mellon, Charles R. Y Herldlllzls Hall Courl Cll Menaghini, Nancy L. Y Pl Mu Epsllon Maredilh, Mila A. Y Alpha x. Della lllaa sulerl SEA Nall-:.naLQl:luhall ol Tealghera ol Erlqllsh Mef1ingar,Margaref A. Y Eu'ure flelgrela- hal Aappallah Alpha Lalahlla Della Ph. Bala Lambda rappa D-alfa P. P. Omega Pl lllealulall Meyer, Joyce A. Y SEA SCEC Meyers, Glenn W. Y Mallellflq Club Millar, Cheryl J. Y Ufllyalally Slllqars Slqllla Alpha lpla Miller, Daniel A. Y Psychology Club Miller, David R. Y Alpha Phl Omega Miller, Jenny L. Y Alpha Ph. Pl Mu Epalllan Miller, Roberl D. Y Sllgma Alpha Epslloh Baseball Team Mills, Kay L. Y Alpha Ph. Minderman, Vicki J. Y Della Della Della Minna, Calhy B. lnlarlor Deslqn Gulld Ph. Upsllon Omlgroll Milllllal, PaH'y J. Y Alhenaaum WPA lvlae Plalldahll Mifchell, Charles E. Y Tralgl Team Mocibse, Wendy L. Y Jones Hall Ca-ullcll Alpha Ph. SCEC Homecomlnq Monl Ill, Jeremiah B. Y ROTC Young Republicans Moore, Slephen K. Y Pl Mu Epsllorl Rus- llah club s.a.ha Zal.. Ahlahaah Ch-ala.. cal Seelaly lvlaa Pleslldallll Moore, vlalls Y Alpha Ph. Morgan, Charles W. Y Pollllcal Sclence clula, Ypuhq Rapuplpah. Morgan, Cheryl L. Y Della Gamma Slgma Alpha Era Ulla.. spala Morgan, Linda J. Y Gamma Phl Bela. Unlon Hosless Morris, Connie S. Y Alpha slqhla Alpha Paahallaala Aaaaahhha clap lPla.laahll. l-lalhaaplluhp, Whoa Who Mosher, Karen L. Y Young Fepubllcarls Marshall Hall Couhqll Mluall, llalla D. Y Alpha Bela Alpha Mulberry, Belinda I. Y Uapelslly Slhqels spallallaa Dalphlllclula Malahlhq Band Murnaugh, Shirley A. Y Alpha Lambda Della Marshall Hall lPre:ldenlj P Mlllphy, elalll. D. Y oalla ...ma P. Murray, Shannon K. Y Della Della Della French Club Sanler Class Councll Mullay, vllglllla M. Muiie, Dolores M. Y , Alpha Slqrru Alpha mama lappa lSU hlulslha Aalpa.al.Qh Nadin, Ja..-y Y Saab.. Club lllaalalall Nealay, Karen L. Lambda Della. ol.. Baal Y Alpha Ph. Alpha Thela Ch. Llllle Slslel Naldagh, Nallay E. aallala hlall Q.-...al lSsl:relaryj Nelson, Marcia J. Y lvlae Plaalaahll Nesbirl, Reginald lhlerlal Dealqn Gullli E. Y Black flluldelll uhlph Kappa Alpha P.. Newlin, Thomas C. Y Alpha Tau Omega lPleslaarlll llllalllalalhlly Cpuhlgll Who's Who Newman, Barry S. Y Sandlslpn Hall Cuumll Nice, Dan P. Y Alpha Epsllprl Pl Nizholx, Barry M. Y SEA Nichols, Rel E. Y Alpha Ph. Clmeqa lvlce Pres-derlll Nodine, T. Howard Y Home-,almlnq Scuba Club lvlaa Plasldehll Clalhaall Hall Coullcll Noflsinger, Donald Y Germah Club Nolla, Calherina J. Y Slqma lf appa Slgllzlal Worll Club Nordholl, Slephan W. Y Slgma lfappa Plaahsaph cauhall llpma...lh.h., Noi-lon, Lucinda S. Y Slqma lfappa Fllilah saph caahal, hlahaaamha NoHer, Donna M. Y SEA Novak, Mary E. Y Slqma Da-lla Chl lTrea ...all Alpha Ph. ealhlla Naeal, cl....ll..a el. zala la. Alpha Pafllahala Alpha Lambda Della Soual Wclrl Club Alpha Phl Omega Llllle- Sl: Ver l Oda, Gloria L. Y Pl i Lambda Ph. Llllle Els lar ISU Sluliaal hlulllhq Aalaalallph O'Kana, Susan M, Slama Alpha Ela Olle, Regina M. Y Orman, John M. Y Y Galfma Pl.. Bela 'Lpallellaa Who's Who, SGA Ph. lpapphy Cluh lvlpa Plallaahll Pahlapa halls Boala Slalesrnan Oxwalf, sally.. J. Y chalal uh... en s Glas Club Worn Ourt. Nancy L. Y Mllls Hall Cclunlzll 1 1 Parker, Mary E. Y Kappa Della Pl Parks, Judifh E. Y Who's Who, Della Gamma lPl-eslclenll Pamarlgla aahll, lzlua Halal. lla Slslal lPrszl Alpha Tau Omega Lll Parsons, Anila J, Y Alpha Al Della Pl.. Upslloll Omlcrorl Home Ec-:lnclmlus Club Pasio, Slaphen J. Y Thala Ch. lhduallial Arls Club Palon, JoAnn Y lzhl Omega SCEC Paflerson, Mary J. WPA Alherlaeum Y Della Pal Vappa Payell, Ann R. Y Slqrrla Alpha lola Madrl gals Uhlyelllly S shop ...gals lilpera Wall. Pearce. Andrea C. Y Alpha Kappa Della Mllls Hall Courlcll Pelerson. Pamela J. Y Alpha Ph. Peylon. Lucinda L. Y SCEC Pfleginq, Bruce M. Y Alpha Tau Omega Phillips, Mariorie S. Y Marchlfllg Band Brass Cha... Slage Band Piazza, Pele J. Y Slqma P. Pierce, Terry E. Y Slqma Kappa lvl-ga Plea .aahll Pierson, William R. Y Lambda Chl Alpha Pipher, Janis E. Y Alpha Xl Della WHA Alpha Tau Omega Llllle Slsler Pipher, Joan E. - Alpha Xl Della Wl-lA Plaxcak, Thomas L. Y Pl Lambda Ph. Pokrana, Arlene B. Y Della Gamma NEA 323 Y' l I l I l Poynter, Joyce I. Y Theta Chl L- le Slater Protoriux, Sandy Y Womens Track and Feld Preuxx, Jerry Y Lambda Chl Alpha Price, Cheryl S. Y Church at Chrlst Cam- :.a rallauahlp Price, James R. -- Lambda Ch Alpha Ewmcastlc Team Protharo, Kathy - Delta Gamma Pros, Joan F. - Chl On-ega lSe:re'aryl Pruamer, Patricia A. Y ISU Student Nurses Assoclatlon Pruu, Martha J. Y hNomen 5 G-lee Club Purcell, Judy A. Y Alpha Beta Alpha lvlre Presldeftl Slqma Tau Delta lSecre'aryl Query, David A. Y Sparlsh Club Ph- 5-gfna lata lTreasurarl Radica, Joseph A. - Alpha Phl Omega SCEC Mental Health Unlt lTreasurerl Who's Who Ranich, Linda L. Y AHEA SEA Slgma Kappa Ranner, Dorothy M. - Alpha Ph, Alpha Lambda Delta Sp-ha Alpha Epulaa Lll. 'le Slster Ratiovich, James M. Y Industrlal Arvs Club Reap, Barbara L. Y Zeta Tau Alpha Reascln,Eli1abeth A, Y Alpha Beta Alpha Robber, Richard G. Y Lambda Chl Alpha Redden, Charlotte A. Y Alpha Lambda Delta Phl Slgma lata Kappa Delta Pl yaah.-, lzapaalaaha spahph Club Redford, Nancy E, Y Alpha Lambda Delta Pl Omega Pt Reed, Dennis S. - S-gma Alpha Epsllon Rnd, Mal-y 0. Y Alpha x. Delta lvlae Presldenrl WHA SCEC Raed, Nancy P. - Panhellanlc Zeta Tau Alpha Real, Sandra L. Y SCEC Reeve Hall Councll lSecretal-yl leyling, Mary J. Y Alpha Orrllcron Pl Alpha Tau Omega Llrtle slate- Alpha Lambda Delta Blumberg Hall Caahal Sycamore. Who's Who Reynolds, Mary A. Y Young Republlcans Rhodes Jr., Harold J. Y Pl Lambda Phl Richards, David W. - SEA Richards, Terry L. - Delta Delta Delta Theta Chl Llwle Slater Richardson, Danny Y Amerlcan Chemlcal Soclety lPresldentj Richardson, Rebecca A. - SCEC Reeve Hall Councll lPresldentl Rieman, Marguerite E. Y Pl Omega Pl Riggs, Jaanefte D. Y Phl Upsllon Omlcron Home Ecenomlcs Club Roger Wllllams rallaupmp Ringlar, Karen E. Y Slgma Alpha Eta Ringwald, Anna W. Y Phl Upsllon Orrllcron Roarh, Conner E. Y Blumberg Hall Councll Robert1,Jol'ln E. Y Hlnes Hall COurlCll Robertson, Raymond H. Y Delta Slqma Pl Rodecap, Rebecca R. Y WRA Athe haeum Rogier, Chris-tina M. Y Phl Upsllan Ol-nl cron Ne-ll-nah Club Home Eaanomlcs Educat-on Club -rhl Cctlleg-ate Clap lPfasldant and Vlae Presldentl Romain, Robert C. - lndustrlal Arts Club Rominger, JoAnn - Slgma Kappa Pl Lambda Phl Llttle Slater Rumour, Greg A. - Lamhaa Chl Alpha Royer, Karen J. Y Phl Upsllon Omrcmrl Royster, Kfinine A Y Slgma Tau Delta Raw-, mana Nl. M Alpha Ph. Rubirlow, David B. Y Je-lah Student Orga- nlxavlon WISU Radlo Staff Runs, Douglas W. Y Cromwell Hall Coun- cll Ruttattola, Jeannette M. Y Delta Gamma Spafllartaa Slam Alpha Epallah L-tile Slater nur-lp, Larry M. Y Lafhlaaa ch. Alpha Soccer cluh spaaah clala Russell, Vivan A. Y Black Student Unlon Delta Slqma Theta lPrasldal-lvl Rutherford, Rebecca H. Y Modern Dance Club, Slqrna Alpha Iota nllyl., Nahay J. - Alpha xl Delta 324 Runga, Patricia Y Zeta Tau Alpha Spark- eltaa Kappa Slgma Lltrla Slstar Ryan, Anne C, Y Chl Omega Sandberg, Peggy L. Y Phl Beta Lambda Future Socretarles Assoclatlon lPresl- dantl Sargent, Timothy C. - Cross Country Track Schafer, Daniel L. - Pl Lambda Ph, Alpha Slqfha lpfa Pphhaal Salam Club Young Democrats SG-A Schmelter, Thomas L. Y Slgma Alpha Epsl- lon Schmalz, Stephen F. Y Newman Club Schorb, Barbara A. Y Alpha Orrllcron Pl Slqma Tau Delta Schielar, Joyca E. Y Alpha Lambda Delta. Plcllerl Hall Council Schmid, Rea R. - Pt Lambda Phl Schmidt, Roberta K. Y Alpha Slgma Alpha MENC uhwalat, slag-ara Schnarr, Mary L. Y Alpha Slgma Alpha Dletetlcs Club Schutt-1, Jeanne M. - Delta Delta Della Newman Club Schvarh, John R, Y Choral Urllan SEA Schveni, Halen T. Y Alpha Lambda Delta, SCEC Scircle, Jan F. Y lndustrlal Arts Club Scott, Paul S. Y Theta Ch. Scott, Sylvia K. Y Delta Slgma Theta Black Student Unlon Sager, Rogert J. Y Delta Slgrna Pl .lanes Hall Caahall Papa-la Hall Caahall lsaa- retaryl Salt-1, Brenda S. Y Delta Gamma Delta Psl Kappa Senesac, Christine A. Y Phl Upsllon Olnl- cron Mllls Hall Councll Amerlcan Mar- llet Assoclatlon lSecretaryl Seytried, Carol S. Y Alpha Phl Jurllor Class Ccuncll Panhellenlc lVlce Presl- dontl Shagley, Ann Y Chl Omega Unlon Host- ess Shaw, Doris A. Y SCEC Shaw, Phillip M, - SCEC Sheets, Marilyn J. - Collar Hall Counqll llreasurerl Shoah, Dianna Y Student Nurses Assocla- tloh Sheline, Steven H. Y Phl Delta Theta Sheldon, Mary Lou E. Y Chl Omega Blue Beret Lambda Chl Alpha Crescents Junlor Class Courlcll Shepherd, George R. Y RWH Wesley Foundatloh Shepherd, Rodney E. Y Kappa Slgma Hlhas Hall Callhall lrltertraternlty Cpan- Cll Sheridan, Michael l.. Y lndustrlal Arts Club IACC Sheridan, Sharon K, Y Home Economlcs Educatlon Club Shoutt-1, Glenda J. Y Mllls Hall Courlcll lSecretal-yl Siebenmorgen, Paul S. Y Slgn-la Alpha Ep- allan lhtel-lraterhlty Councll lSl-aaratafyl varalty Basketball Sillx, Paul D. Y Cross Country Simbol, Mary Ann Y Statesman Simms, John D. Y Slqma Alpha Epsllan lPres-del-lvl Simms, Sara L Y SEA Alpha Ornlcron Pl Lambda Chl Alpha Crescents Slgma Alpha Eta Sims, Mariorie K. Y Home Ecorlorrucs Club Sinclair, David L. Y Slgma Delta Chl lPresl dentl. Alpha Slqlna lata Sinn. John w. Y Epallph Pl Tau lhauatrlal Arts Club Sinnott, Julia E. Y Alpha Phl Skaggs, Dale T. Y Theta Chl Slibba, John R. Y Young Republlcans Slane, Joseph P. Y l-Mania Club Slavens, Charles J. - Delta Slgma Pl Sly, Almeta R. Y Delta Slqma Theta. Slqma Alpha Eta. Blacll Student Ul-llon. Junlor Class Councll Smith, David A. Y Phl Gamma Delta ISU Speech Unlon Smith, Dennis M. Y Delta Slgma Pl llrea- aulafl Smith, Gayle E. Y Slgma Alpha Iota lPresl- dentl Choral uhm, slhlahtatla Smith Jr.. George E. Y Theta Chl Smith, Gloria J. Y SCEC Smith, Gretchen Y Delta Delta Delta lSec- -ata-yl Smith, Joseph S. - Kappa Slqma, Alpha Kappa Delta, vpahq Raplllallaa-.S P. Gamma Ma Blue Ka, Kappa Delta P. Smith, Lawrence C. Y Alpha Eta Rho lVlce Presldentl Smith, Lynn R. Y Slgma Tau Delta Smith, Mari A. Y French Club Choral Urllan, Chr-stlan Student Faundatlah Snell, B. Joyce Y Accountlng Club lSecre- ta-yl, Alpha Lambda Delta Snodgrass, Marsha K. - Zeta Tau Alpha. Lambda Chl Crescent Snyder, Ellen M, Y Slgrna Alpha Eta Snyder, James M. Y Young Democrats Sycamore Showcase Sodarquist, David A. Y Tract and Cross Country Sordean, Vikki M. Y Anthenaeurn Souchon, Robert H. Y Phl Gamma Delta Senlor Class Councll Spencer, Charlotte A. Y SCEC Spencer, Karen S. Y French Club Sparllsh Club Spoor. Denise K. Y Phl Upsllon Omlcron Springltun, Nancy L. Y Newman Club Reeve Hall Councll Spurr, Patricia A, Y Gamma Phl Beta Stansbury, Theodore J. Y Slqma Alpha Ep- sllpn Staley, Billie J. Y Delta Delta Delta lSecre- tafyl. Phl Beta Lambda Stanley, Kenneth D. Y Statesman, Market- lhq clula Staub, Janet E. Y Slgma Delta Chl Young Democrats Young Rapllallaalu Hama- comlng Steele, Marcia A. Y Jones Hall Councll Slqma Kappa lSecrataryl SCEC Alpha Lambda Delta Stainhaus, Jennold M. Y Alpha Epsllon Pl Stattler, Chad A. Y Phl Delta Theta Tennls Team Stettler, Jill R. Y Delta Gamma llreasur erl, Women s Glee Club Staual-o. Linda S. Y ch. olhaaa llreasur- erl Palhaflata, Alpha Lambda Delta P. Mu Epsllon Stilabower, Michael E. Y Lambda Chl Alpha Stolerow, Sandra R. Y Delta Delta Delta. Panhellenlc, ISEA, Unlon Board Art Gulld Stonebridge, Nora A. Y Mllls Hall Counall Stoner, Sandra K. Y SCEC SEA Alpha Lantbda Delta Straley, Harry E. Y Phl Gamma Delta Hahlaaalhlha, MHA salma. Class Ptah. dent. Sycamore Showcase. Sprlng Weell Staerlhq Cammlttae Straub, Stephen X. Y Phl Gamma Delta. MHA lPresldentl, Who's Who, 6-lllurn l-lall Ca..-la.l lVrce P-aalaahl aaa Phan. danvl Stribial, Ellen M. Y Theta Chl Llttle Slster. Social Wortl Club Plcllerl Hall Councll Strickland, Leslie C. Y Scuba Club Mar- lahhg Club. Cromwell Hall Cpuhall Stroncler, Andrew J. Y Marlletlng Club Crowrrlwell Hall Councll Strax, Richard J. Y Slgma Zeta lPresldentl. Blue Ka, P. Mu ephlah Stuchvisch, Roy S. Y Parsons Hall Councll Stuttle, Edward L Y lndustrlal Arts Club Epstlorl Pl Tau Suttle, Denie L. Y Coltall Hall Councll lvfaalaahll Syendsan, Tracy C. Y Kappa Slgma lVlce Presldentl Swayze, Michael R. Y Epsllon Pl Tau Swift, Carolyn L Y Frosh-Soph Councll. Sparllettes. WRA l 1 Tague, John S. Y Industrlal Arts Club VICA Thomas. Ernest L. Y Kappa Alpha Psl, Blacll Student Unlon, Sycamore Showcase, Human Relatlons Commlttee, SGA Senator Thomas James E. Y Cromwell Hall Councll Thompson, Chrirtine E. Y Latln Club lsec- fatahyl, Alpha s.qma Alpha, Archery Club, Young Republrcans. Eta Slgma Phl lTreasurerl Thompson, Joseph L. Y Lambda Chl Alpha, Ph. Epallah Kappa, PRA, sahlaf Class Councll Thompson, Kim J. Y Theta Chl lSecretaryl Thornburg, Jerry Y Slgma Zeta Thornton, Darrel D. Y Delta Slqma Pl Thureanos, James C. Y IIEA, NEA lndus- trlal Arts Club lsecretal-yl Tobias, Nancy J. Y Delta Delta Delta Jun- lar Class Councll Tomlinson, Rhea D. Y Alpha Lambda Delta, Accauntlng Club Topete, Ralph M. Y Slqma Alpha Epsllon lrlterlratarnlty Councll Tighe, Kathleen M. Y Alpha Lambda Delta Todd, Robert C, Y Lambda Chl Alpha lSecretaryl sahlal Class vlaa Plaalaaht RHW Treber, Robert S. Y Alpha Phl Omega Parsons Hall Courlcll Trent, Bonnie J. Y Burtord Hall Councll. Choral Unlorl SEA Trlabm, John R. Y slam Phl spallph. Alpha Ph. Omega, Mafahthq Band. Young Rapalallaaha Tritch, Janice L. Y Speech Unlon Foren- slcs Councll Llsterler s Theater Trollel, Nancy J. - Statesman, Llnlvermy S,-hphph, Yana., Rapubllaah. lerre Haute Symphony Who's Who Trueblood, Nancy A. Y Alpha Slgma Alpha, ISEA Tucker, William J. Y Lambda Chl Alpha. Young Republlcans Tyring, Stephen K. Y Slgma Pl Young Rapalalaaha - - Ullary, Jennifer L. - French Club Ulrich, Constance L. Y Delta Psl Kappa, Athenaeum Underwood, Susan J. Y Who's Who, Alpha OM-ah P. Sparlettes slqfha Alpha Epalah Llttle sara- Mafahlha Sycamores Vanhooser, Karen A. - Alpha Phl C-emma. Slgma Tau Delta, NEA ISEA Sycamore, Statesman Van Tassel, Evelyn M. Y Church ot Chrlst Campus Fellowshlp Vaughn, Mary M. Y ACE, SNEA Vernon, William L. - Slgma Alpha Epsllon Viech, Maureen A. Y Gamma Phl Beta Villars, Donna R. Y Choral Unlon Unlversl ty Slnqers, NEA. ISTA. Sycamore Voglar, Kathy A. Y Delta Delta Delta, Ath- eneaurn WRA. Tract Club Volpert, Sharon A. Y Newman Club Young Democrats SRA Sycamore Wade, Michael S. - Phl Mu Alpha Slnton- la Blue Key MENC, Madrlgals Urllversl- ty Slngers Wadsworth, Clifford D. Y Church at Chflat Fellowshrp lwaslaaht and vlaa Presldel-lvl Wagner, Sara J. Y Unlcn Board, SEA Waldbieser, Linda R. Y Soclal Dance Club. Slgma Alpha Eta Walden, Buckley Deitra G. Y WHA. Jones Hall cpllhall lvlaa P-aalaahll Waller, A. Eugenia Y Black Student Unlon Waller, Donna R. Y Alpha Lambda Delta. Young Rapllhllaaha Wallis, Stephen R. Y SGA, Rhoads Hall Cauhall lv.aa Pfaalaahtl Wallpe, Michael J. Y Sandlscn Hall Coun- cll Waiter, Susan M. Y Theta Chl Llttle Sister. SCEC Walter, Robert D. Y Pl Lambda Phl lTrea- surerj. Blue Beret Ward, Anthony W. - Delta Slgma Pl Ward, Jeanane Y ACE lVlce Presldentl Warner, Ruth A. Y Delta Gamma Warner, Thomas D. Y Blue Key, Frosh- Soph Councll, Junlor Class Councll Washington, Craig 5. - Hendrlclls Hall Councll lSecretary and Vice Presldenfl Washington, Linda E. - Blacll Student Unlon. Statesman Watson, Linda J. - Chl Omega lPresi- dontl, uhlpll Hostess, Ll-.lah Board, Fresh-Soph Courlcll Watson, Priscilla A. - SEA, Alpha Lambda Delta Webb, Larry D. Y Marchlng Band Webber, Donna K. - SCEC Webster, Mari W. - Marlletlng Club Weddle, C. Richard - Alpha Tau Omega Weisheit, Alice A. Y Alpha Lambda Delta Weisman, Barbara J. Y ISU Nurses Orga- nlzatlon lSecretaryl Wells, Debbie L. Y Slgma Kappa, Soclal Worll Club, ISU Colleglate Club. Syca- more, Alpha Tau Omega Llttle Slster Wells, Kathleen - Latln Club, Eta Slgma Phl Wente, Robert J. Y lndustrlal Educatlon Club West, Bradley, L. - lndustrlal Arts Club Westra, Mari J. Y Rhoads Hall Councll Whetstone, Roberta L. Y lnterlor Deslgn elllla. Ph. upalph ofhlarph Whirladge, Michael E. - .Jones Hall Coun- cll Parsons Hall Council Whitcomb, Stuart M. Y Alpha Phl Omega lV+ce Presldentl White, Linda M. Y Slgma Alpha Eta Wildridge, Louis S. - Slgma Pl Wiggins, Banetta J. - Alpha Phl lPrasl- derltj, Who's Who Wilhelm, Dennis M, - Theta Chl Williams, Betty L. - Alpha Lambda Delta. Wesley Foundatlon Williams, Carl E. Y Phl Mu Alpha Slntonia lPreslderlf1 Williams, Johnnie A. Y Young Democrats, Polltlcal Sclence Club Williams, Kathy G. Y Chl Omega SRA Williams, Lynn M, - ISU Nurses Organlza flora Williams, Richard L. Y Pl Gamma Mu, Alpha Kappa Delta, Pre Law Club SGA Williams, Stephen L. Y Alpha Tau Omega lvlce Presldent1Who's Who. Parade Marshall, l-lpfhaaamlh., lhvahhatefhlfy Councll Williamson, Bradford D. Y Rhoads Hall Councll Willmen, Kay Y Slgma Alpha Iota, Alpha Slgma Alpha, Reeve Hall, 4-H Cclleqlate Club Wilson, Deana E. Y Alpha Xl Delta SCEC Wilson, Deborah J. Y Chl Omega. Lambda Psl Slgma, Slgrna Alpha Eta Wilson, Linda K. - Future Secretarles As- soclatlon lTreasurerl Winslow, Vaughn E. Y Earth Sclence Club. ISU Colleglate 4-H Wlttmer, David B. Y Accountlng Club, Hlnes Hall Councll Waltred, Linda S. - Alpha Phl, Lambda Psl Slglha. Slg-ha Alpha Eta Wood, William M. Y Slgma Alpha Epsllon Woodall, Janet S. - Erlcllson Hall Courlcll Wooden, Ann K. - Athenaeum WRA Wooden. Kathleen E. Y Alpha Slgma Alpha, Kappa Kappa Kappa. Plala-l Hall Courlcll Woon, David R. - Slgma Pl lntertrater' nlty Councll, Sandlson Hall Councll lPres- ldantl Woiniai, David M. Y Hulman Hall Councll Wunderlich, Daniel K. - Alpha Phl Omega, Gymnastlcs Team Wroblewsll, Barbara J. Y WRA, Badmln- tan Club l 1 Yates, Janice L. Y SEA Yenna, Robert D. - Russlan Club lPresl- dentl Yoder, Vickie L. - Accountlnq Club Yuritic, Judy A. Y Slgma Kappa, Kappa slal-la llula Sastar, Campus lzavaa Zeller, Mary B. - Alpha Omlcron Pl, Frosh- Soph Councll, SEA, ISU Hostess Zielen, John Y Alpha Phl Omega, SGA. Statesman Zwerner, Mary Jo - Chl Omega, Slgma Alpha Eta, Junlor Class Councll Growing, Changing, Emerging - a university and o yearbook in TRANSITION The sfafe of fhe yearbook changed in l97I. Sfafe enfered her second cenfury wifh new awareness. The yearbook changed from Spring fo Fall delivery in an efforf fo encompass one enfire school year in one enfire yearbook. Buf fhis firsf year of yearbook fransifion osed one giganfic problem, 'How do we handle Spring '70? Thaf spring when 'universify' assumed new meaning. We fried puffing ifs evenfs af fhe begin- ninge of' respecfive secfions - resulfing in confu- sion. We had fwo Spring Weeks, fwo of each spring sporfs squad, fwo RHWs ad infinifum. Then one lafe nighf in fhe office, Spring '70 found ifs place. Thai' place in fhe book where if could speak sfrongly ifs message while nof defracfing from fhe significance of ifself or of I970-7I. Thaf was our decision! Because of if, you are furning fhis page onfo Spring I970 . . . a ,'s+a+e' of fransifion. if 325. -. - U 1 -Q,,:4E'l1'kQiigk19f?.i'ij: i 'rr 5. 11 .cP ' I, ff ' ESQ 43. F' - X xxx ' 4 ufgfl 'QL ff- fm- 3 -...M ' f . :- TTU . ,. - P' 0- -' W :1Af'--. . M x,x.,N .-. 11- X., L R, - .x-All -- 4111, 1 ? . H-1 HA ' u. ....,. P' NYY V V ' . 2 nu 113 . ix!-L: '-. 'I' 1 if I -I s F-'I' ull- -JS, . Q. 1 ' I u , ai, H - gig mmf rufyw 5-AM S 1 - if 3 I-Elllf X ' ' -v .NV r ' - A' ,. ' U5 'FT -Q-.Q W N L' ,g v' 'Lf - Am ,JN 2 . . -53' , , W wa wil- ' N, . ' 'Q' i J, . W . R. :V b ,lain is . ' .- -4. -' 5 11' , ' sf.: 0 A WGA- ff - u .- M- ,,.. ' hi - Q ,IV V' - QW... ,x IQ-Q . 154 x 1 i' 5 fafwkr ww 'wr - J- +'3:?,,?f5' .xi FT' 'N '--if . if '. -' N N -7, ,,dkIv,, grim, Nts Tw-'S' X' Q' 'X X . X ' X' 4. :- wx Kb. Q W ,EI Y ef 1 v L- A , ,. 'bv-, , -.: w. 1' : f Y 'Af -R , , . iv-r'iarv-veils FW' NSN' -Q, AN - W 25:33. P-I 1 M :m y ' -- X . .' -ulgif-32-.Tjl-egg Wig? -X Fir' Y ,- fx -, P A... N 'X 1 Q ' k Q? f?w:f:'f l -XY fi- . '+R' V ' 'X 3 , -L ,mp 'lx , N -' . ' , ' x 3- X Q- .xx . H, Q Nw. E WN Xx... uhhh .V . ls ,I . P9 . . 7 fr .sa V ,Wa-, U 'ta- L Except Sendcik nobody knows for sure how if all sfarfed. The firsf spring of a second cenfury broughf aware- ness fhaf all was nof sublime. lf was more fhan a bullefin board in Blumberg denouncing pigs. lf was more fhan nigger scrafched on a door. lf was more fhan a whife backlash. IT happened here! Whaf couldn'f happen here DID! And we haven'f heard fhaf if couldn'f since. The broken windows in Sfafesman Towers, Gillum's direcfor wifh a cracked skull, fire irons, rocks and words were more fhan Spring Silliness. lronically, ISU gof fhe jump on fhe resf of fhe nafion. On April 23, l970, Kenf Sfafe was sfill some universify in Ohio. These were nof problems, only sympfoms. The April 24 board of frusfees meefing, scheduled on fhe Evansville campus, was hurriedly changed fo Hulman Cenfer. Yef we heard fhaf nofhing was wrong e we were conducfing business as usual. The lisf of nine demands presenfed by fhe Black Sfudenf Union could nof be discussed because, according fo chairman John M. House, we have proper procedures for bringing ifems fo fhe board for considerafion. And as we all know, procedures are more irnporfanf fhan people. Nearly 300 sfudenfs crowded info fhe small Arrow Room on fhaf hof April affernoon and weren'f abouf fo lisfen fo bullshif as usual. They demanded and re- ceived a meefing on May I wifh fhe board's decision on fhe demands af fhaf fime. ln fhe meanfime an ad hoc commiffee was appoinfed fo make recommendafions on fhe demands. The board mef again on Thursday, April 30 in fhe Women's PE Building. Assisfanf Secrefary William Hifch read fhe board's cafegorical denial of fhe demands, ignoring fhe recom- mendafions of ifs own ad hoc commiffee. Sfudenfs were encouraged fo presenf fheir re- guesfs fhrough fhe roper channels. The campus empfied like Europe during fhe plague. here couldn'+ have Eeen a riof fhaf weekend e no one was here! Sfudenfs decided fo make use of fhe proper channels. Buf again fhey mef deadends. A lisf of fhe proper channels for each demand was released by fhe presidenf's office. One channel didn'f know he was. Anofher one said acfion had already been sfarfed long before April 23. One had fhe gall fo say fhe presidenf was misfaken. The final conclusion by many sfudenfs was simply fhaf fhe channels were quagmires. Before full realizafion fhaf if had ha pened here had a chance fo seffle in sfudenfs minds, fhe boob fube spewed forfh wifhi four dead af Kenf Sfafe. And suddenly fhe rocks and fear gas of April 23 assumed new meaning. Shuddering sfudenfs realized fhaf Kenf Sfafe was jusf across fhe line in fhe nexf sfafe. Of course we joined in fhe nafionwide demon- sfrafions. Buf fhis fime people were falking abouf peaceful demonsfrafion. Don'f give 'em fhe chance fo shoof. If fhe pigs come in, scaffer and regroup somewhere else. We aren'f going fo cause frouble or break anyfhing. We are going fo profesf quiefly. A black coffin wifh sfark whife leffers quiefly informed fhe Esfablishmenf You can'f kill us all. Sleep-ins and vigils on fhe quad lasfed around fhe clock. The numbers swelled. The num- bers dwindled. Always a few remained, singing fo fhe lunking of a banjo and enjoying early morning coffee and donufs, served by Presidenf and Edrs. Rankin. A Kenf Sfafe memorial service around fhe flagpole dispersed quickly wifh fhe oncoming rain and affer fhe arresf of Professor Wayne K. Aller and fwo sfudenfs. As fhe flag wenf up and down ifs pole, some sfudenfs saw fhe armed campus cops pushing fhrough relenfing sfu- denfs. And fhe firsf frial fook roof. A call for a general sfrike of classes climaxed spring af ISU - wifh business as usual. Epilogue: Sfafe Afforney General Theodore Sendak, affer a fhorough invesfiglafionn by his office, wifh liffle cooperafion from Universify officials, sued on behalf of f e sfafe, offi- cials and sfudenfs of a sfafe supporfed insfifufion. Though over 500 sfudenfs parficipafed af one fime in fhe April 23 fsomefimes referred fo by Sendak's office as fhe May 23 l incie denf, fhe afforney general was able fo single ouf eighf sfudenfs fo blame and punish. Though a whife crowd fhrowing rocks and bricks had fo be dispersed wifh fear gas, fhe eighf sfu- denfs named were all black - fhe resulfs of a fhorough invesfigafionf' P' I i I 1 T 328 Cenfer: Sonny Davis ex- phnned The rrnporfance and rnefnods of We-ad-Qrshnp dur- ing NLM. Boffom righfz Sfudfenfs hang expressmve arf creafed a+ Hue leadf ership conference. ,av and af.-A5 Q gait -X LQ? F fir? Y WV . r gg5f,,Nx D X - , 4-,Q 1 , ,. rr 1 lr r 1 'W r1 ll.1 Y :I..,.',rN VM. X by W. We fe. iff, f.. ' fi 127. if , V f .ff fi :J-if-re Q . -. 1-f117'r'.. MY- -, fig ' - 1 . ,..,- r S Breakthrough marked 'rhe end of fhe 'rradilional Junior Prom. Mirch Ryder and 'rhe De+roi+ Wheels, a smorgas- board and campus wear signalled an aHemp+ af 'new life' for an even+ which had seen waning in- +eres'r in recenl years. The change from formals in 'rhe Arena +o an'r suirs in fhe Union came afrer serious consiclgera- 'rion by a 'new look' Junior Class Council. Learning e'f'fec+ive leadership, s+uden1's go+ i'r +0- gefher during lhe Narional Leadership lvlerhods lab in April. Roberf T. Sonny Davis led +he workshop al' S+. Mary-of-+he4Woods as s+uden+s delved deeper info The Arr of Leadership on Campus. Pollurion solu+ions were soughl' by a small parcel of concerned persons a+ ISU and in Terre Haure on Earrh Day I97O. Lecrures, paper colleclions and a special S+a+esman urged awareness of Ear+h's pligh+. 329 Ever struggling, uni+y fell' 'rhe emphasis of A Time for Liv- ing f Residence l-lall Weelc April 4-IO, I970. ln i+s second ear, RHW crowned Ideal Campus Coed Eawn DeLisle 'ro lciclc off lhe week of informalive, compelifive and enler- laining evenls. Egg +oss, greased wa+ermelon, 'rug-o-war, slair climb relay and olher compeliiive games engendered and slrenglhened hall spiril as lSU's 5,000 residenl sludenfs gained awareness of each olher. BloH'ing lhe ac+ivi+ies was The evenlual knowledge lhal four 'big name' groups hired 'For 'rhe closing all nighl parly were charlalans. 330 .1 lx K-,Y iw S- 4 . A ' ' 'A - N . . . , . 1 xl- ' -- ,. -:..f1s-4,-,g': wwx -N N-QNX, '.: , -, Q ., NMw:5tx ry-.px f- :f win! ' .X g ' ' fl .iv-Q: -, C? dhfsaf i is xx, - ,,. , it - . ,- is -f 4 ,, P - X zz fr. i . . '.'.'f3.--'Y' Iv H I 5. 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As parl' of +he Cen+ennial celebra+ion, s+uden+s a+e dinners in +ownspeople's homes 'ro be++er sagging campus! ci+y rela+ions. For +he firsl' +ime in years, sludenls didn r sui+case on a weekend and 'rhe spiri'r made 3 o'clock classes a liHle more folerable. Success guaranfeed con+in- uafion wi+h bigger and be++er 'rhings planned for Spring '7l - shades of LiH'le 500! Top cenlerz Coslumes oi a pasf era were worn in celebraf lion of lSU's lOO+h birlhday. Cenler righ+: Number Une in The Tandem Bike race wenf To The Phi Dells and DQS. Bol- 'lom cen'l'er: Two winning coslumes al lhe Ceniennial Ball represenled lhe carfoon characler Snoopy. 34 e FN 43 is Eg: E K Aa gf I W 2 ,A 7 if If X -: 4 X, - ., va 1 , QQ N Q' x, :: A .3 - Z1 Y'- Xfw A ' . . ' N-3.51. T X , . x 5 ' - -3 ix? U- x Q R x K ' xx x X x '- S. X N N X Nu N X X X xx RQ X N N .x Q , vs X X X K x . .-,I-5.53.-, . XXX A 2 oc sb , v .55 . V ,M S -. ' 'L Q - A H' ,- x gl 'Vg' , :+P ' Q '. , if Sf' 'ifqfp k .l,N'fSWY'w.-.-. I i R W hes 1 A E5 T '- ' ' 1 'A Sl ' ' X w - 'fl C 1 L wT5mQ: 'N Weekend watching was The favorile pasfime of sfudenfs during summer+ime a+ ISU. Summer Sessions '70 abounded wi1'h some old fashioned grass roofs acfivilies for The s+uden+ braving sulfry 'remperafures for ex+ra hours. The +wo five-weelc ses- sions saw a ga+hering of friends and families for a hel ing of ISU hospi+al- i+y during +he 5en'rennial Weekend celebrafions sponsored by fhe Union Board. Each session was highlighled b free feasfs of ice cream and wa+ermelon on +he TMU pafio. To help lighlen lhe load of 'rhe hardworking and ho+ slu- denf was some ver unique en+er+ain- men+ in 'rhe forms olla young iazz vir+u- oso, Craig Hundley, and a produclion by 'fhe Claude Kipnis Mime Theafre en+i+led Opus Blue is Pink. Top righ+: A mid-summer Hopper show and roclc concerl provided a place in fhe sun lo escape rhe doldrums ol The classroom. Lower righl': Jani Hill is all wel f she didn? calch Thar wafer balloon. Lower leff: Hicko- ry Diclcory Dock, nexr show 5:30 M Cenlen- nial Weekend. Summer 70. 336 Collaboration for lhe firsl' lime produced 'rhe ro- man+ic s'rory - furned - musical Carnival in lale Spring l970. Ann Pavel charmed 'rhe audiences as Lili, +he French orphan who ioins Le Grande Imperial Circe de Paris. The enchanling musical weaves 'rhe romance belween Lili and Paul +he Puppeleer. More lhan a crilical success, Carnival marlced a mileslone in Sycamore Playhouse hislory as 'rhe Syca- more Pla ers and Opera Work- shop comloined falenls. Summer lhealre in ils fif+h suc- cessful season presenled Please Don'+ Drinlc +he Wafer, River- windg Ah, Wilderness, and Half A Sixpence. 'Y-0. w' , Xi xxxx -vi-n-Ni. 37 i if 3 C Y 1 .mi 's M ilk ,xx V il 333 m' Top lefT: Dr. lsaac K. Beclces, Vin' cennes UniversiTy presidenT. spoke aT The summer graduaTion ceremonies aT which daughTer Kelley received her die ploma. LeTT cenferz Sue Benjamin, Bur- Tord l-lall direcTor, receives besT direc- Tor award Trom Mrs. Ralph Tirey. Top righT: PresidenT Rankin gave The com- mencemenT address aT The spring graduaTion. BoTTom cenTer: Craig Harker received The TirsT place Trophy in The FraTerniTy division Tor The Fijis. CenTer lef'I': Alpha Phi Omega service TraTerniTv won in The Men's General Division. W xt. Musical May debuled on campus during Spring Week wi+h Songiesf 70. A year of 'firsfs as a new colony, Delia of Phi Gamma Della and +he men of Alpha Phi Omega enfered Songfesl' for 'fhe firsf lime. Each fool: firsl' place, in Fra- 'lernily and Men's General Divisions, respeclively. The AOPis capiured so- rorily compelilion as did Piclrerl in lhe Women's Hall Division. Anoiher firs+ was Indiana S+a're's Sum- mer Graduafion held on Augusl 2lS'l in Tilson Music Hall. Rain moved spring commencement May 3Is1', in+o + e arena. 'W 339 Sprung-mg info successful seasons were fhe fennis and fraclc squads of I97O. Freshmen dominafed fhe fennis feam which sef a record breaking I9-6 season. Highlighfing fhe fraclc season were vicfories over highly favored Wesfern Kenfuclcy and a second place finish in fhe Big Sfafe meef. Individual honors wenf fo Ed Henry and Sfeve Coolcsey who esfablished school records in fhe long iump and high jump and were NCAA finalisfs. Eighf sophomores and one senior sfarfed for fhe baseball feam during a rebuilding I I-2I season. Due fo a Iaclc of organizafion by Coach Kenf Pershing, no informafion was available on fhe golf feam. E . 1?-I Qi I y Lt' xv 'S J ' - is 4 VQU : ,. f?'?Q1l 1: if lil x I 9 I if he .V Q v - ' ' td ........ s., --sv I A - as-A ev---,se :iii ersr- 1441 r,,,N,, M4 s'i 's ' 5 ,ff , g.- ..., 5 .fr 821V . .I . si, -M- l.:.3.py9i iff Q 1 i -. wifi T9 H xv 4 -5' ' skit 54 U JM by 1-L,-...,... ,, R.. Q my S l Soufhern Colorado Universify II E ,il Taylor Universify I Valparaiso Universify W :gg Q Easfern Illinois Univefsify I N hPuTdUe EH1iversi+y-4 regime -frf -'de --W- ' f fr W YUn' ' spify-of Illinois A , . Q 'G IGI -' enflfif c anlmisvrsifg' ff' 'g ' Cenfral Mjgniginmivelrsify I 5. neun H - x Bu Fl ,J :E TQQMY, I - ' I ' Illinois SIM Univcgf XA ' I ,L Ball' fa-fe iwfersify It I Y 4 I il Sf.Jo?g1I:HlIege fp- gf -,Z N y saujfhir yyllmrsxuqivagwyg ,I ' jj I ,gurl me L IS U -efsif 'if lag, Fifa g Indian My -I , 5,54- ., I it ,A I C a f- f I e A , , v-- f' ' S sa. - -' V , ' Q i' , ' ' 'r'?f+' iz , Jig, L 'i' 'f IQ -. ...,- ,. .. .-I ,, ,,--ex, .94 of Soulh Alabama of Alabama Universrly College Universil 1'- 1 Norfhern Record I9 Wins .ISEJ OPP . 9? io.ii A T 5- 9 A 6 3. 9 V6-Y ii BVI. ., 4 -lj' iii-l 7 E, 'i Q . 5- . 'I '-.V ',J,EMf'e 15-if 4-Q4 is E513-I7 E45 !,gs g, 3 - 4. yiiw'-wfii Mui!-:A,.,. - - 3 :L .+3,b 1 ,. , Hi it .ie, 9 QW? , df' '1IS'- ., ' iiifi?-Q,-X K 'K ' fl- gn X' , .X N, 6 . 'Y 7 I' ' i Is: I fSfff,S ii?kg,-' f , Ome univeir Away av -' X - ws LM ' - -' -:N ,-X, w b: .sixty- M l NN -5' .X , i-x X s MTNA i-ii gif- ldv -. W 'XXX ' '. - F'-N' - A..-wx - 5- -x Kkfasts 2 M- yw xyi. U , ' IV' me Sfe A I I I ' ilffiii . .' iirsgiijji . x- 4 'Q i-ri, 2 -' :..Q,. P5 z' .3 GA-:gQI'iI'Il5f'Q3Q . 'X '15, A . Ka-.. -.1 :'fcf'5 L . 'J ' ' A I 1 '..fE3e hiversii 55.1, Svisgii- S.. X' - at rizfajf-j'fQ'IgF9f ,SQSRX LEZI x?f.:.:.sx1xQ-liafw ..g1i5esquiGeIgI?kenh. :WWW .A figserwsmx QU-i ai' 'F'0: ':. -:-.- .vii-2: .i:2:15b.'.J 5 . f f - l.VaIparHlSQEl2Ignwer gi...-. Q ff f,.ijf'.'AWGY.4fa iL1myersif5fQ,ofYlsgu. - Fill' . K .gf 3 Home 3 6 N'orIh'f'QQif1IraIwC' xQ B'f' 3 AWGY. K si ..-hi' I Srzifi -ef .s.:iInvi'caaYionaI.i 1- ai 'I' ' Yi +271-. .pffb . . - B7WesIenmflMiich'rgjan' Universily and Away W Q us, - I Uniyeirsify of Toledo Top leff: TENNIS TEAM, Iirsl row: Jerry Hawker, Gary Smifh, Joe Thompson, Chad Sfetller, Dan Bigg, Mike Kuhleldg second row: Coach Duane Klueh. Terry Morin, Don Weber, Dave Mclflheny, assisfanf coach Jim Rose-nburqh. Middle Ieff: TRACK TEAM, firsf row: Ed Henry, Tom Walfersq second row: Coach Bill Malloy, Sfeve Hanlon, John McMahan, Herb May, Rick Snyder. manager. Coach Fred Draper: Third row: George Smith. Ivory Giles, Danny Jones. Flelcher Honemond, Dave Soderquisf, Dick Fulmer. Pefer Howe, Charles Warfhani lourlh row: Kevin Vana, Ron Hickland. Sieve Wolfe, Maurice Raqsdale. John Thomas. Tom Adams, Mike Grosskopf. Steve Cooksey, Jon Hoff, Jim Jasiewicz, Bob Whifenack, Charles Han- non. John McCord. Ron Douqherly, Mike Peninq- fon, Bill McMahon, Jim Sfahlhuf. BoHom: BASE- BALL TEAM. Iirsf row: John Racich, Mike Black- well, Mike Borowslci, Mike Turner, Chuck Goldberg. Dave Phillips. Sfeve Disney, Ken? Drew, Hal Knowles, Joe Tapak: second row: Jerry Pollins, Bob McClanahan, Tim Sanders, Bob Miller. Rod Her- vey, Howard Williams, Dean Cappel, Dan Miller, Mick Gunyon. Bill Horvalh, Darrell McCane, Mike Siddons. Sfeve Riordan, Marshall Gibbs, Mike Rus- sell, Sieve Songer, Bob Beshaw, Larry Kesler. Coach Jim Rendel. it ,Q : 34 Zeta Tau Alpha. 55, bl, 143. 148, 149. ll Adlrlns 342 Index A Doctor ln Splte pl Hlrnsell 32 33 Aappunnng Club 267 AesopsFalab1es 45 Ah Wllderness' 336 Aller Wayne K 327 Alpha Beta Alpha 266 267 Alpha Chlorrleaa 154 155 201 132 133 Alpha Epallah P. 156 157. 132 Alpha Eta Rho 266 Alpha Kappa Alpha 132 169 Aloha Lambda Della 255 AlphaOrn1cronP1 160 161 203 188 148 149 146 332 333 339 55 Alpha Ph 166 167 188 146 Alpha Ph Alpha 168 169 132 Alpha Pnelalhna 264 265 272 Alpha Phl Omega 149 327 339 274 275 Alpha Ph Omega Llrlle Slsters 274 275 Alpha slqlna Alpha 162 163 Alpha Slgrna Iota 254 Alpha Tau Omega 164 165 135,158 138 145 20 21 61 Alpha Xl Delta 158 159 165 145 132 133 161 Arnarleah Charnlaalsealely 265 266 Archer James 320 Arts Fesrlyal 70 331 Arts Fesvlyal 71 62 49 253 Agspplatlan for Chlldhood Educatlon 266 Athenaeum 264 Bachelor ol the Year 138. 139 Baqqett Ray II6 Bapllrl slualahl Pellearhlp 341 Barrows Duane IO9 Baseball 70 341 Baseball 71 118 119 Basketball 82 89 Basketball Freshman 90 91 Becles Dr lsaac 327 8.9 Slap 31.5 Black Arts Eestlval 52 53 Blacl Student Unlon 327 53 Blue Berets 319 318 28 Blue Kay 252 253 Blurnbarg Hall 226 229 327 352 Board ot Trustees 320 321 327 Boyd Dr John 248 249 'Bpya Pre... Syracuse 32, 33 Brasll 66 24 Burlord Hall, 220 327 Buslrless School ot 297 Campus Carnlyal 70 336 Campus Carruyal 71 18 19 Can-.pus Revue 142 149 Cavhollc Student Center 257 Cave Club 256 257 Cunter1n1alWeel1end 335 Chance Hester 248 249 Cheerleaders 92 93 Ch. Omega 191 149 145 184 Z0 55 Chlel Ouabachl I 94 95 Chlnese Club 267 Chnstlan Sclence College Orqanlratlon 257 Chrlstrnas 36 37 Chrlsrrnas Derrna 212 213 Church ol Chrlst Campus Fellowsh-p 257 Collar Hall 234 235 Colleqs Rapupllaare 258 259 Colleqlate 4lH 256 Cornrnuters 278 279 Conference ol Mldwestern Unlyersllles l24rl27 Cenyacallen Serles 44 45 Cromwell Hall 208 226 229 216 55 Cross Country 68 69 The Cruclble' 32 33 Dayls Robert T 328 329 Delta Della Delta 174 175 191 198 135 143, 146, 132.133 13418192223 I6 Dellaearrlrrla 172,173 186,143 332 333, zo 21 Della Pl eprllph, 266 Delta Slallla Theta 176 177 132 Delta slalna P. 276 277 Dlp Caralyll 28 Dowell. Dr Rlehara 266 Draper. Fred 116 341 'Dr Eaustus 42 43 Eallh Day 70 329 Earth Silence Club 265 266 Educatlon School ol. 301 El Clraulp Espanol 267 Eldred,L1nda 27, 63 'Entertamment lor Elrzabeth, 45 Epperl Ann 153 Eprllpn P. Tau 271 Errcllson Hall 2l0 213 220 232 216 Eta slgrna Ph. 269 273 Falrbanlrs Hall 213, 234, 235 Flres 39 Fleetwood, Ered 87,90 Fonda, Henry 331 Football 70-79 Football, Freshman 80 81 Four Seasons 28 29 Hundley.Cra1g 335 1-lulllarnarl. Jerry 71, 74, 75, 76 I Mens Club, 264 'lmpressarlo by Mozart. 28. 29 lndustrlal Educatlon Club 264 Inter-Fraternlty Councrl, 152, I53 Interlor Des1qn Gulld, 256 lnternatronalStudents'Assoc1at1on, 256. 259 lnter-Varslty Chrlstlan Eellowshlp. 256 257 Jewlsh StudsntAssoclat1on. 257 Olslralrh, lgar 45 Old Town. 48. 49 Omega Ps1Ph1, 176 177. 132 Open V1s1tatior1,4l Opera Workshop. 28, 29. 336 nopus Blue ls P1nl1. 335 Outstandlng Athletes, 120-123 Owen, Dr Donald 63 Pamarlsta, 252, 253 Panhellenlc. 152. 153 Pershrnq, Kent 340 Phlbamma Delta, 55, I32, 133 145 149 193,196 200, 201, 327, 339 Phl Delta Theta. 202 203 148, 149, 178, 161. 132. 133. 332. 333. 55, 59,61 Jones Hall, 208 210. 220, 230, 233, 231, 232 Junlor Junlor Junror Class Councll, 329. 250, 246, 41 Class Who's Who, 251 Prom 329 Jualar uhlar. Board 62 Kappa Alpha Pa.. 182. 183, 132 Kappa Delta Pl 270, 266 Kappa slelna, 16. ls, 19.20, 21. 55 132 145. 149. 148. 204, 1134. 185 Kaulman Stanley 49 Kay Dpuq 72 Klrby. George 24 Klueh. Duane 115.341 Lamb Herbert 320 Lambda Cl11Alpha. 16, 134 138,143 1 172, 186 187 Lambda Pa. s.all.a 270 6 I Ph. epnlpa Kappa, 264 Phr Mu Alpha. 54. 55. 269. 273 Ph. slalrla lpla, 268 Phl Upsrlon Omlcron. 267, 272 Plcllerl Hall. 55 210 220, 232 P1 Lambda Theta 266 P1 Lambda Phu. 146, 188, 189 P1 Mu Epsllon, 267, 268 P1 Omega P1, 266.271 339 Please Dor1'tDr1nl1the Water, 336 Pres1dent'sEven1ng, 28 Quarter Mlalaal Races. 63 Rallllll, Pres1dent93, 55, 27, 28, 282. 283. 285. 319.321, 327 Plzaplura, ' 52 Raalla, Judlth 44. 45 Red oarlar. 62, 63 36, 37 Future Secretarles Assoclatlon Garnrna Ph. Beta 170 171, 181. 149 Garage rhealra 38 39 Garland Mel II2 Grllurn Hall, 210, 233, 232 231 22 23 Glamour, 136. 137 Goldner. Mrs 250 'Gnln A Buflaln ' 52 Gall 70 341 Gall 71 112 113 Graduatron 70 327 Graduallon 71 292 Graduate Srudenla 317 Greelrs. 130-205 Greek Rush. 140, 141 Greeh Spalllqhl. 132. 133 Gyrnnaaolrs Club 264 Gymnastlcs mens 100-103 Gyrnnasvlas women a 98, 99 l-lallasllparlre 336 Hardaway Dr Charles 320 Heard Ale11ar1der282 283 Hendrlclrs Hall 234 235 l'l1nesl'lell 208 233 232 231 H1tch,W1ll1arn 320 327 Homacomlng l8r25 Homecorn1ng,Dorms 2lO 2ll Hopper Show 335 House John M 320 327 HPER, School ol 309 Hulman Center 218 327 267 146 195 327 352 Le Cercle Franca1s,264 Llncoln Quad, 224, 225, 208 210 Lana Ed 28 Lowensteln, Allard 258, 259 Lutheran Student Center, 257 McCutchan John 320 McMullen, Dr 0.312 Malloy, 811169, 116 Macrl Dancers 45 Marchlng Sycamores, 96 97 Marlrle. Marthanrle 82 Marhs, Dr Walter 309 Marshall Hall 208, 237, 234 235 Mary Stewart, 38 39 Men s Glue Club, 37, 46 47 Mens Hall Assoclatlon 208 209 Merchants-Students Banquet, 251 Mlphell Dan 61. 153 Mlller Ewlnq 27 Mllls Hall, 226. 227, 2l6, 55 M1tchell Mrs Allen 320 Moog syhlhaalrar, 46 Muulton, Mr Kenneth 320 Munrch Chamber Orchestra, 45 Musn: Educators' Nat1onalConl'erence 265 Nal.ar.a1Laae1arahlp Method, 328 329 Newman Club 257 'lNext. 45 No Song, No Supper. 45, 49 Nuralrlg, School al, 312 Redlclrs Thomas 38 Hall. 55.20, 21.21 I,2lO, 218, 219 Reeve 2l6. 321 Rendal,J1m 118,341 Rentschler, Dr James 320 Resldents Hall Week '70 330 Resldents Hall Weelr '71 214.215 234 Rh1r1oceros. 42. 43 Rhoad Rrchar 'Flyer s Hall. 208. 226 216. 55 dson, Howard 309 wrndf' 336 Rosenburqh. Jlm 341 Ryder, Mlreh 329 Sandrson Hall, 210, 233 230 220,232,231 Scamp Schom Scuba Senlor Serllor Sennel SGA s House 257 er. Dr Wayne 320 Club. 256 aarleaal. 285 Class Counqll. 41 286 l Ed 118 208 240 241 SGA electrons 41 SGA lnauaurallpn, 242, 243 5habau,Hann1bal53 Shlelds. Dr, Donald 38 slaberlraerraan Dr. 282 slqrna Alpha Epallprl, 190 191. 204 143 I78, I32, 133 Slarrla Alpha lela. 54 55 269 273 s.qlha Della Chl 265. 267 slanla Zala, 264 slprrla Kappa 192 193.196 201 134, 145. 61 Slqma Pl, 16 l8 132 155 174,194,195 S1gma Tau Delta. 264. 266 Corer credlt I Index - - Abel Cyhlhla Ar1r124 25 251 136 63 Ahrhar Phyllla Ahh 166 Adams Davala loo Aaalpr John vv 111289 Adams Mark Thomas 194 Adams Adarns M1chaelTade 180 Stephen Kanl 313 Adams Teresa Ellen 300 Adams Thomas Rea 341 116 Adams Tlrn Mllre 185 Robarl L 87 l-lulrrlan rally 21 Anders on Caralyr. sua 296 271 273 270 286 Anders Anders 251 Anders Anders Anders Anders on bfllle l9l on Rebecca Jean 273 on RonaldN 183 on Sara .lane 308 on Stephen 187 Anders Anders Anders Anders Anders on Charles 277 on FredrlclJ 296 203 202 on HaldonL 272 on Jean 300 275 on Jonathan 189 on Joseph A 203 Andrew Rebecca 289 285 284 319 'Oedlous Rea 45 Atllns, Donald 289 Atklns, Leome Mane 300 Aubrey, rrlah 296 Aulelthar Donna 310 Aulry, Aalla 300 Autterson. Palrlala 170 Ayala. Palrlala Lynn 272 Bacon, Alan Francls 296 Baer, 81ll1e 92 Slgrrla PhlEprl1pr.,61 138 145 193 196 I97, 201 Barnes Martha Elalne 172 251 273 24 252 Barnes Mary Chrlellrla 255 Barnass John 313 Barnett Dayld Lea 270 8arnhart,L1nda Kay 255 272 Barr Karen Jane 272 Barr W1ll1amE 187 Barro. John Vrctor 76 Barrow John 199 Barlelr Mlchael Ray 289 Barth. vlan. Lyrlll 99 Bartley Brenda K 255 Bartlow Edwln K 180 Bartolorne. Emmanuel A 277 Adler Jennller 300 Adley Marsha J 170 Aqgertt Gretzhen A 255 Ahlberg Teresa Mar1e255 Ayayl Zaccheaus 289 Alln Wm Edward Jr 185 Alhaa rlrnalhy 11 180 Albert Keyln Jay 118 Arausley Susan Marla 255 Aaaal Jay olaaa 289 Al.q1.n.Sarah rranuar 173 Appel Darlle1ly1aryla2s9 Appalpaula Mlrhaalel 308 Applepale Russellli 156 Archer Mary Lee loo Alarlaa All Allan 2139 Arlnarlllaul Daualar 187 Alma, Ball, Allaar zoo 255 270 Bagqetr Ray 87 116 salley, John Allen 300 Barley Susan Mar1e289 Ballrl Audry 272 Baler. Carolyn Anna 255 Balrer Do Baller Ja nDecI1arl43 184 145 185 191 rnes Dale 90 Balar, John oayle 148 184 185 Baker. Kanrlelh 69 73 Bale. Larry Ray 313 Bal1er.Wllla 289 Baruzelll Vlclrle Ann I79 Baslnslll Wm Franlr 508 l43 Baslre Shelley 255 Bass Larry Kent 300 Bala Eugene Rerlalls 296 156 Ball John 300 27l Bauer, Jean Ellen 271,44 Bauer, Wm Patr1cl127l Baugh Cylllhla Ann 272, 255 Baugh, Greg Alan 300 277 Albln Jlrn 189 Alarlrh Geralalne H P 300 Alalarder Harlaye 296 Allen Cennle Kay 299 272 Allen Darrell l-larllell 115 Allen Mlllpn S111 75 76 177 Allen, Nancy Kay 179 Allen Allen Rayrnondl 199 Sherry Lyaa 255 Allen Wedell 176 Alllson Cheryl 300 Allshcuse Susar Kay 311 Armstr onq Karen D 176 ' Alnp1a1.A1aa Ahlhpay 164 Arrpla Andrea 300 Arnold Jal.elE1a.ra3oo Arlala, Mary Jean zoo Arulaaaa Paul Donald 195 Arylr, cynllua Hepa soo 162 Aryln Aryln Aryln Cpaalgaare 308 Jarhaa Jos Paul Pay 296 203 Balaban Ar1nJ 289 I73 272 aalaah Steven Douglas 199 Ballrema Janet Ruth I73 8aloq.Jan1ce Marla 166 8anlrs.Jud1th Ann 300 Banlrs. Nancy E L 300 270 sarlrllaa Charles R 235 Barllllrla Jerry Paul 289 Beranowslrl Katherlns 300 Baurpaarlller Gary 141 1130 Baurle,Denn1s lylalean 203 Baule, Darla Ann 270 Bayless sarllualw 313 270 Bays Myra Kay 300 Beal, sllly Joe 309 Beatty. Nallay L. 300 Beaty. James Alan 197 Beaty Jana Arlr. 220. I73 Beauchamp Debra K. 255 Alurelaauah Jr w.11larn 112 Alyerson Carol Jean 159 273 Arney John Anderson lB0 272 l8l 251 Anderson Call Lyhh 313 A.hler. Mary ellraaalh loo 178 Ashworth Cheryl 300 Astell, Phlllp Wayne 201 41 Alan, Marsha Kay 159 Barber MlchaeIC 201 Barker, Robell Wayne 86 87 8 186 Barrlaa. Don Wayne 313, 251 Barr.aa.Kalh1ael. M. C, 289 98584 Bechrnan Steve Lee 197 8ecIr Charles Robert 201 Beclr. Eleanor Ann 289 Becller. Thomas B 108. 109 4 Stauffer. Gordon B7. 89 Student Councll for Except1onalCh1ldren 266 Student Educatlon Asscclatlon, 264, 265 Summer Graduatlon, 339 Slrnons, Gary 105 Snyder. John 259 Songlest '70, dorms, 327,339 Sanalaal '71, 54. 55 SQnqfsst '71, dorms. 2l6. 217 Sorlgtest '7l. Greelrs. 150. l5l Sparlefras. 96, 97 Spartan Club, 264 Sports, 66-129 SportsFac1l1t1es, 1213, 129 sprlrlq weal 70. 332. 333 sprlllp weal 71, ao, 61. 62, 63, 234 Statesman, 250, 251 Statesman Towers, 234, 235,236,237 Summer Sesslons '70, 335 Summer Theater, 336 Swlmmlng, 108, l09, 110,111 Swope. Jaclr 63 Sycamore 248, 249, 352 Sycamore Players, 336 Sycamore Towers. 226, 227. 228. 229 Talent Show. 28 Tandem Race, 58, 60. 61 Tau Kappa Epallpn. 143. 174 199. 199 Technology School ol 314 Ternplallarla, 214 215 Ter1r11s'70, 340 Tann1S47l. 114. 115 Terry. Clarl 48. 49 Theta Alpha Phr. 44, 45. 27l Theta Ch1,l46.l7l, 180,181 Trrey, Mrs Ralph 54.55, 327 TMU8, 62. 63 Townsend Dr Maur1ce320 Teyahap Players. 33.45 Traclr '7O. 340 Tracll '71, 116. ll7 Transltron. 325 Trelher 171are.l99 Trultt, Dr John 320 Unlon Hostesses, 62, 63 Unlyersrty Slnqers, 37 Valll. Fvnllle 28. 29 Vrllella Edward 45 Von Ser Hunter 62 Wabash Valley Press Conference, 264 Walden, 278. 279 Webb, Pat 62 Weddlqualta 62, 63 Welnbrecht John 109 Werner Lee 327 Wesley Foundatlon. 257 wllllarrla Errllya 45 WISU, 254 Womens Glee Club, 37. 47 Womens Hall Assoclatlon, 208, 209 Woman s Recreatlon Club, 264 Wrestlrng l04rl07 Young Democrats, 258, 259 159 178 179,191,203 Becles, Kelley Lynn 338 Beckett Susan J 273 eeallaear Terry D 313 Beckman, Ruth Ann 220 209.272 Beecher, John Duane 270 Beers. Ph1ll1pEuqene 79. 187 Baaalay, Roger D. 273 8aeson.Cyr1th1a Elallle 272 Behny Palnela Arlr. 300 Belser Marcra 162 Belcher Patr1c1aJ 308 Bell, Jerry Leroy 272 Bell, Nancy Ellen 272 Ball, Tana Rae 166 Bellnar. Brenda Ann 255 Belsaas, Marlr Peter 3l9 8elt,Mar1an Ruth l7O Bender Loulse Mar1e300 Bender Marlr A. 233 231 Ben1am1n,Susan Gall 339. 300 338 Bennett Bobble 174 Bennett, Lee 296 Benson, Carole Lee 255 Benson, Thomas 296 Bentley Lawrellee A. 289 Berernan. James Ira I97 Berg Rlchard Carl 289 laarnaaahl, Rea.-ar w 289 Bernarduccl. Matthew D l56 Barner. Sally Jane 289 Barlaqllalll, Carol Al... 173 Bertaqnoll.. Darllel F., 308 187 Bertram. Wrn,Jettrey 187 Barubs, Margaret L 3oo Beshaw Robert Donald 341 Bess, Dayld Lee 201 Betchley. Barbara Anne 289. 255. 270 Beyer. John Charles II6 Blbzall. Rayrnellrl P, 273 Index Blclrel. Patr1c1a 300.270 B1gg, Dan Alan 341 115 Blgham. Barbara Sue 300 Brgnaart. Terrl Rae 30a Btllman, R Stanley 313 131111. Jody L. 270 Btntord, Dale W, 1 352 Blondlno, Boyd Joseph 289 Burch, Den1se 235 Btrchfield, Davld E, 270 Blrclr Vrctorla Susan 300 Btrd, Dav1d James 270 Btscan, Denlse 255 Butler, Marlene 300 Blaclr Angela 273 B1aa11,T1r11ot11y Joe 201 Blaclrburn. Gregory T 289 Blacleter Steven D 290 277 Blackwell. Barbara A 93 Blackwell. M1chae1 L 70 341.105 120 121 slarr, Joy Lynnana 308 Blann, Martha Jo 289 Blashr, James Allan 296 Blaslro, Paul John 103, 101 Bledsoe. Maryorte L 308 Blesslng Brenda Kay 300 Blevens, Marc Lawrence 201 41 131111, Jody 313 Boatrnan Sherlynn Kaye 300 Bober. Donante 300 Boclmover, Pet 290 Bode, Paooy 300 Boland. James Thomas 300 Bole. Mary Anne 271 Bol1nger,Caro1D 289 255 Bo11nger Jan1ce E 270 Bollenbacher, Karen L 300 Borlacorsl Rosemarle 173 Bond, Dana L 300 Bone. Donna Marle 166 Bonham, Ann 159 Bonl1ows111,Cathleen 5 92 179 Bortlrowsb M115 118 Bonn Manbeth Sue 273 Bonucchl Madellne 270 Booltar Carol Lee 300 Booher Damel Bruce 273 Boolner, Tom Gene 185 Bool1s, C1ndy Ann 255 Boone Jerrold Dane 255 Boone, L1nda Jean 272 Borchers Ed1th 300 Bordenet Cather1neJ 308 Borders. Jr John K 289 Borders, Kathy 5115 170 Borlrawsln Stephan M 341 Borrles James Franc1s270 Bosecler L1nda Mae 174 Boslovlch M1chaelD 109 Bot1ch Walter R Jr 313 Botl1ch, Dale 199 Bowen. Brad 197 sonar, Ronelle Lynn 199 iowersoclr Thomas F 150 Bowles. Krlstma 289 3oy1.no L.noa Joan 170 Bowman Valeda J 300 Soyce Donald Charles 191 Boyce, Gary Charles 191 Boyce Marllou 5, 270 Boyd, Pamela Anne 179 3oyd.Yo1onda Faye E 300 270 3oyer, Leland Mrnor 115 Boyer Mary 289 3Oyer, R1ta Ann 300 Boylan Judy Ann 295 3oyll Suzanne 289 272 255 lraddy Kay Lynn 179 255 lradtord Ronald Lule 270 1rad1ey,Jan1ce M 3013 lradley Jody 300 273 270 lradley,Ton1 Kaye 289 170 lradway Tnornas 3013 lrady John 272 lrae Beth 179 sraqral, Kanna111 Jonn 1rarn1atta James Dav1d 201 1ran1:h, Leanne 174 lrand, Dan1elMarl1 289 lraner Deborah Lynn 179 xranson Floyd F Jr ,IBS lrasar. Dav1d Valey 107 197 190 lrashear Melvrn Lew1s 289 lrattaun LarryW 295 185 1rauer Claudla Loalse 300 170 lraunecher Debra K 289 272 1raanaa11ea1oar K K 273 lvazenas Susan Carol 173 lresdlove Ren Dean 191 lrenwresar. Dranne E 289 lrentlrnqer Cathleen 289 255 lrents Gregg 115 lrett Stephen Hadley 308 S7 Brown. Brent Alan 274 Brown, Bruce P 289 352 Brown. Charles Dav1d 249, 352 Brown,Chr1st1ne Faye 255 Brown Brown Dav1d M1chael 191 En: Houston 289 Browni Gary Edward 73 74. 75, 75 Brown,Jan1ce Key 173 Brown. Jeffrey Lynn 107 Brown, Jerome 183 Brown, Jerry Wayne 201 Brown, Brown, Brown, Larry Andrew 289 272 Lee Allen 289 M1chael D 289 Brown, Nancy Jean 159 Brown, Nancy Mana 255 Brown, P11.11o Alan 313 Brown Brown. Brown. Randall Duncan 191 Robert Davrd 289 Robert Lee 249, 41 352 Bruenrg. Karen 205 Bruqqenschmtdt Mary L 300 Brumgart Sarah Lee 99 Erunes. Steven Robert 308 Bryant. Brrdqatta Ann 289 Bryant. Manan Jean 302 Bryant, Ron 274 Bryant, Wm Lloyd 102 183 Buchrn eler Rrtchle L 27 Baal 1-lalan Susan 289 B11a1.s11aan Eleanor 255 13ao1an111 M.tana112a9 Buechler. Pnylln C 220 255 aafnnatan. L1nda 178 01111 Drona Lynn 289 Burch Danna Kay 273 B111-ch Leanne 302 Burch, sarnrny 295 277 Burchett Manlyn 302 Burger Burke, Burlre Donnalay C 173 James w1111arn 199 Pnyll.aL 255 Borland Terrr Ann 289 272 a1,rna,Ca111ar.na Ann 205 255 earn, oayro M 295 Burns 0a5ora11 Joan 255 Burns Mary Katnanna 302 1311rn1, Steven Roy 313 203 Burton, Corlrss Janese 302 Burton Donald Lee 308 Burton eaoraa Edward 154 118 Bush Brendalee 251 272 204 244 Bush Danny 801588 87 85 1311111 Nancy Darlene 273 Bush Sue Ann 290 Bush Terry 289 Bus1ere Gary 302 Butler Mary 1-larr..-111 289 272 Butt Rebecca 5 302 Euttar W1Il1arn S 273 Button Jaclne Lynn 302 B11r.y1n Byers Patr1c1a 289 100 272 Barbara 302 Bynum Barbara Ann 170 Bynum Terrance O 209 Byrd Janet Beth 173 Byroad Byron Byron Byrarn Byrarn Carol Ann 174 Leslle Anne 302 Stephen Allan 295 Nelll E 289 Penny Jaan 302 Ca11.l1, Kay A 03 Ca1n ntnony wayna 274 Cahlll. Kathleen 302 172 285 244 A C Carn 1 W Catn rn Howard 289 273 270 Calhoun Rebecca Ann 308 Callaha n Roberta Gay 302 Calloway Cheryl Ann 205 Calvert, Judtth Ann 5 255 Carnaron Joann Grace 302 Campbell Catny Jane 255 Campbell oayro C 289 273 Campbell Deborah E 302 Campbell Rna Jo 2139 Campbell Susan 255 Campbell Tnornass 302 Canady Ky1aL 273 Cannon Larry Ka111n 154 Cannon, Leonard 78 Cappal Dean 341. IIB Cardtnal, Harold J 289 Carlson Ann Chrlshna 289, 273 Carlson Drcll 107 Carlyle Brenda Sue 290 Carlyle Lrnoa Loo 289 Caroll Paula 302 nda L00 302 204 273 270 lretz R oss Dan1el203 Carothers Tommy Don 289 Caroantar Marara Jaan 175 Carr Deborah Ann lbb lrewer Dav1d Barton 180 lrewer Gwendol L lrewer. JoE1la 255 lrewer John Wm 224 209 319 251 lraynar Judy 2139 lrezene Mlchael James 199 1r1ggs Scott Lea 191 ,nooa Wm Edgar 226 201 249 352 ,nrnaarry Alanac 270 1r1sbon Charmene B 170 1rocl1man Glenda Jean 290 1rol1aw lrolcaw. Nora Ellen 170 Krchard Allen 197 roo Rtcharcl Loars 187 rooks rown Raymond Alan 295 Bernard 1-larald 300 fase. rnornaa Eden 115 :aan v1ro.n1a Kay 255 :asper :asper Karen Lee 158 Mary Etta 159 251 153 Iasper, Susan M 302 204, 270 :ass Marora Lynn 255 Carr 9111511 alan 295 Carroll Paula Gae 173 Carroll Rebecca Ann 289 Carson. Steve Perry Carter Barry P 290 Carter Bradley Thorne 289 Carter, Brenda Faye 271 Carter, Larry Lee 272 Carter, Carver Roxana K Moore 273 snarry L 302 Car1y.JCaren Sue 255 Carvalho Anoala Jaan 302 Carver Donald L 277 Casa Nancy Lou Swann 270 Cathcart. Arthur E, 295 Cauble,Karer1 Sue 251 Caud1ll Donna Nees 203 Caudtll M1cl1aelRay 203 Caudle, Herre Iral 189 Cay C athy 179 .77,11o Celandsr, Ehzabeth A. 302 Cessna. Bobbne 275 Chambers, Paula C 273 C11arno1on. wrn. Eugene 82.83 Chaney Rrrnard Wayne 289 203 272 Chase. Karen Den1se 173 Chastam. Dorls Ann 302 Chatt111 Donna Ray 289 Chell, M1chel1e K 255 Chalton. Thomas A. 185 Cherry Susan Kay 302 Chosser. John Wm 191 Chesterson, James N 273 Ch1 Cleopatra 187 Chowmnq Edward A 277 C11r.1tan5an Raymond A 295 Chnstenson JoyceE 302 Chr1st1an, Dav1d Ralph 185 Chrlsty Wm K 313 270 C1a11ar, Terry 295 Crosby. Lynn Duanne 255 Cross. Sam Kr1111ony 308 Crossland Eranl1T 75 308, 198 Crossland Martha B 290 272 Crowder, Gary Lane 277 Crowe Denrns Wayne 308 Crowe, Ronald 273 Crowl Sandra Sue 308 Cruse Doyne Thomas 302 Cruse. Martha 302 Cullen. Deborah Ann 179 249 Cullen T1rnat11y Ray 272 C1115 Dana Leroy 225 Cumrn1ns. Jess1ca 302 Cundlff. Llsa 273 Cunmngham Ada D1ane 179 C1.r1n1na11arn, eryan r 313 155 Cannrnanarn Jane Anne 302 C11nr11nr,11an1,Jo11n P 150 Connrngharn, Stephan 6, 191 Clarh, Ann 302 Clarl1 Conme Lavern 308 Clark, lda Al1ce302 C1ar1, Nancy J. 302 Clarl Robert John 92. 101 C1arl1. S C1arl.V1ctor A 289 Clark.W1l11arr1 N 290 Clarhe, Beverly J 273 Clarla Mar.1yn L 255 Clarlre, Mary Porter 272 Clarl1son.Ga1lAnn 290 Clarkson Karln Ktm 302 Clanton Clayton Clayton he1la Ann 255 Paula Jean 174 Lena 290 Robert John 189 Curran L1nda Lou 290, 272 Curry Mary Beth 290. 155 Carla, D Gayle 255 Carla, Judy Ann 290 Curtrs. Vance Wr1g11t290 Cutter James Wm 308 Cyganel Gary Alan 302 319 Crornel Steve N1cholas290 DAndrea Wllllam J 199 Darly James Edward 177 Clements Donald 8ay 290 Clarnrnonr vv1111a Roger 78 Cleveland Ann 290 273 Cleveland Dav1dB 180 Clevenger,An1ta G 255 Clrna Jorfray Lyle 201 Clrnqenpeal Steve 201 Clrnlenbeard Gary L 272 Clanton srlly Wayne 203 Cloud Nancy5 159 273 C1oa1a Jeffrey Ray 153 197 196 Cocanowsr Charlene S 255 Coltm Alan Graham 233 231 Cottrng nasty 277 Cottrnan Charles Jr 308 Collman Clllton Earl 290 277 Cohen Ph1lJ 191 Conor Mary Jane 290 Cole L1nda S 273 Cole Roqar Lyle 104 185 Coleman Candraa Mane 271 244 44 Colernan James Andrew 191 Coles Jarry Lao 1137 Colescott Dav1d Lee 191 Dalav James r11arna1302 Dalton, Garry Lee 313 270 Dalton, Joseph Coulter 295 Dalton L1nda Sue 179 Dalton Pamela Mae 275 Damato Glenn J 120 123 Dan Rtchard T 272 Danrels Le Anne 255 Danley Rtchard 101 Darbutt Dav1dEdn1ard 189 Darrah Dwalne Allen 203 Dart Deborah D1ane 173 Daanllona 0.111 Jay so 81 Daagnarly Jana 302 Daugherty Sue M 160 Dotllch, Dale M1chael 107 Dot11ch. Steven E 107 199 Dottarwemh Donald J 302 Doty, Mary L 290 Dougan Susan Alrra 153 Dougherty, Ronald L 341. 197 Doughty Bruce Jatlray 290 Douglas Robert Dav1d 191 Doup Ruth Ela1na 290 Dourlatn RobertJ 101 Dovldas W1ll1amA 277 Dowdy Cl1ar1a1 Dayro 271 Dovall H1JqhF Jr 290 Dowell Jane Ann 179 Doaall Rodney Hale 313 271 Drake. Lana Kay 251, 255, 272 Dral1e.5teve 277 Drew Helen Irene 302 Drew Kent 76 79341 120121 118 Drobes Marvm Alan 150 DuBo1s, Dan 313, 271 Dubose Althea Den1se 109 D11d.na Margara1C 209 255 Duffy, Carolyn Sue 311 DuGranr11t Rose 255 Delay Ka1111aan Joyce 319 272 Duncan,Claud1a lab DuP1es S1byl 290 Dosanoarry Pam 302 Dwyer anna Mar1a255 Eachus Ellen Loulse 179 Eachus Janet Mane 179 255 Ealy Jaana Layla 73 75 75 120 123 Earl Glenn Eugene 182 183 Earnest Jam9sW 302 273 Eason Dav1d 290 Eaalnooa Drana L 174 Eaton Kathleens 275 Eaton. v1r1y Lynn 209 Eberhard Gary L 290 Eberwern John Robert 189 Echerle Arlene M 272 255 270 Edge Brenda J 169 Edmonds Mart Anthony 302 Edmondson Jean Ellen 255 Collrer Colller Was 8 270 Janrce Mane 302 Colllar Vtclne Lee 302 Colllnqs Steve 302 Callrna Douglas Doarn 187 Coll1ns Llsa Lenette 182 183 CoIl.ns M1chae1Sc-att 185 180 C0ll1ns Randall Lee 187 Collrns Robert Jr 277 183 Co111ns Stephen L 270 Colvln Lea W 308 Conlay Brenda Jean 290 Connally Barbara J 99 Conner laayarly Jo 302 Connor T1rnat11y J 164 Conrad Ruth 290 Converse Roger Tracy 115 Cook Cathy Ann 302 Cool Karen Sue 159 Coole slnrlay Ann 174 255 Caoksey Stephenhrl 341 120 123 Cooper Darryl Rhea 109 108 Cooper Dav1dErrO1 109 108 185 Cooper MaryE 290 273 Cooper Paul Arthur 177 Cooperrnan Bruce J 150 Corbett Cordell Cordes Danny Leroy 290 Dommlc R 70 Theresa Lee 311 Cornell Deborah Jean 173 272 Cosper Edward 1-1 273 Costello Mrahael P 187 Costn-1 Terrence James 197 Costlow Costolo M1chael J 302 Charles M 78 Cora Danny Lyla 199 Cotter,JachOt1s 189 Cotterrn Co11q111 an Conn1eS11a 174 JosephE 197 Covey Edna 203 Cov1tz Harvey 191 Cos Fra naas Jane 273 210 Con Karen Lee O Kane 290 Ca. Kathryn saa 220 209 Cor P11y1111 Ann 302 Cor Stephen Lawrence 290 Co- r.rno111y Joseph 290 Coy Rrchard Kenneth 203 Cralg Dlane 109 Crane. Cyntlna 159 Crane, Mary Margaret 255 Crary Ill Arth1JrV 272 Crawford JaneA 255 Creech, Robert 270 Creed Cynthla Sue 159 Crlm Rlchard Lee 308 Crlps Merl Ellen 173, 244 Cr1ss Charles Herbert 290 285 184 272 273 Cr1st Darlene 218 Croa1ar.P11y1111 J 218 Croalta Kathy 162 Croft. Bob 235 Cron1l1no oalac 110.131 Cronlrhlte Esther Sue 255 Craano J1111a Kay 302 Guyler Janraas 302 Davenport Pau1G 197 Davrdson Carolyn Jean 270 Dav1es Carol A 159 255 Davtes Dolores A 302 Day1as John Dav1d 191 Dayn Al1aa Gwyn W1lt290 Davls Deborah Mae 272 255 Davls Jayl1ene Rae 302 255 Davls Larry 313 Dav1s. L1nda Sue 255 Dav1s M1chel1n 302 Davls Nrcholas Steven 290 Davls Slmon Allonse 09 116 0ay11 Velma Kay 270 Dav1son Jane A Roth 272 Dawson L1nda 290 Day Beverly Jean 93 Day Glenda D1ana 173 oaynytl 5andr0Ela1ne 179 DQBBCK tvlarCelJ 156 Dacoaraay Jonnr 201 249 DeGoosh Stephen R 191 DeL1sle Dawn Marle 330 0aLona Mary 290 DaLoren1c1 M1chaelJ 233 231 DsMotte James Roger 277 DeRosa Cam111e Mary 173 Dean Betty Lou 290 255 Dean Roger Randal 313 271 Dean Thomas Bruce 273 Deaton Dav1d Floyd 199 Dealer Judrth Ann 290 175 174 255 De1:l1er Pamela Kay 290 Daa1ar1 P11yllr1E 272 Dearn Cyr1JsA Jr 313 271 Dafroaaqn Charless 295 187 Dehler Tarnsz-on C 255 Dara, Farn Ehzabeth 173 Deltoenlq Cec1l 185 Dellr A1v1nC IB3 Harrnon Elrzabeth D 272 Delonq Plnrllrp Allan 78 187 Demalo Charles Paul IB7 Demaree Douglas F 308 Demhw Irene 302 Dempsey Edward Glenn 191 Dunhart Gary Ray 1115 Derr Wrlltam Robert 189 Desadter Marv1nE 108 Detar Gleela Vernlce 255 Detty Annette Lee 302 Devore M1119 Lawrence 199 Dewees John 308 Davrg Ellen Joan 1513 255 Dlce Bruce Alan 2915 Drclman Mary Lowa 272 D1atr1r11 Mary F 302 D119 Peter John 1137 Drllard Gay 302 Drnllel Margaret Susan 302 106 Drnwrddre Patr151a A 295 D1ppel,Jan1ce s1a.na 302 Dnon, Carolyn June 290 D1non,5usan Mane 272 Dobson Karen Dee 311 Dobson Rraky Lee 138 Dodson Larry S 159 Doanrrnan Mary Lon 173 Doltyar Maroarat Anne 290 Dolan. Janet Mary 90 Dolan, Mehnda Lu 273 Donham R1ahard M 302 273 Donolno. Wm Danrel 290 Dooley Rona1dJ 112 Edmondson MaryEllen Edmund sraonarna Ann 99 Edrrnqton J511n C 302 272 Edwards Carol Ellen L 302 Edwards Maroaarna A 92 Edwards Mary L 273 Edwards Edwards Edwards Res Allen 313 Sonn1e Sue 20 Wllltam 313 5 255 Eqqersman 5usanE 290 255 Eranaloaro 13.11 K 109 Elchrmllel Beverly A 303 E1sman W1ll1am R 180 Elder Garry oayrd 201 Eldred John Thomas 277 Elhlns Norman Edward 290 e11.n.-,ar oannraa Lynn 275 E11.noar M.anaal Gena 303 E1l1ott John Allen 273 Ellrotr Pat 311 Ellls John Albert 191 Ellls Steven L1sle 203 Ella v1r1y Lynn 179 Elllson Dor1sE1a1ne 290 170 Ellsworth Carl F 107 Elste K1pWnn 308 109 Elray Barry 303 Elzay Debra Drann 255 Emmerson James Edward 313 Ends John 203 251 202 41 Enqalaart Sharon Ann 218 Engle Barbara Ela1ne 290 158 159 Eno Jane Elrzabeth 205 Er W1ll1am 290 Erhart Kenth 101 Errclrson Sharon A 255 Er1. 131111111 Andrew 112 Ernst Irene Ela1ne 303 Eroaldno Lo111aE 1130 Erwrn Larry R1Jssell290 Ealnalrnan Joyce L 290 148 Eskew Marl1 Robert 273 Evans Duane Loulse 255 Evans James Van 112 Evans Marsha 5138255 Evans Wm 1-laanaa 220 215 Everhart Kenneth W 107 Fa1r J W 271 Fa1rch1Id Donald Lee 290 Falender Thomas Me1ss 150 Faller Rlchard 313 Fant Lynnelte Jean 308 170 Farley John 55111295 Earrner Earth sllarloy 155 Farrar James Doaqlas 191 Fatt1c Carol 203 Faullr Fred Jo 290 197 Faauonooro Donald L 290 Faust Cynth1aS1Jsan303 155 F-ay Margaret An1ta 270 Feeney Marl1Al1en308 199 198 Porn Jallray M 277 Feldman Kathy Ann 290 Felt Kenneth Edward 19 290 244 Femrnore Steven M 203 319 185 251 202 41 Ferguson Audrey 303 34 Ferguson Frances Ann 303 Fernsler Bonnle E 255 344 Index Ferrara Roberv James 3l0 Ferrer,L Uanlel :QQ Ferry, Paula Dlane 303 IbO 284 Z4 Ferhq Parr-c1aA 27I Felchma Nr.:holas5 2917 221: Feversveln'yCIe: IM Freld Bern 44 Freld Ellzabelh Ann 271 F-old Paaleffa Lee 290 Frelds Er-c Larnonr llb Flelds Jolee Beth l74 Flelds Marla 298 244 Pyle Joe Dean 303 wee Marque NO Frnnegan Terrence F X 199 Fvscher Nancy Jean 290 Flshback KaylnM l97 Frsher Ted 3K3 F-nsnnmens RobervG,- 303 Flaqq Mary Lee 290 Flaqq Rebecca IS? Fleetwood Fred 87 90 Flelsher, Joanne F 290 Flon-mg John Mlchael 290 Flemng Mrfhaell-l 3l3 , Fleschner George S B8 B7 Fleshner Sieve loS lb-1 Flefcher John lO9 lB5 Floras John H W9 Flowers Judy Ann I59 Flye Zelda Mana 235 Foanlo Joseph Charles lBO Forsv T-fnerhyl IQI Forbes Paul Rrchard I99 Ford Lawrence Ib8 Para Sherry Lynn l74 272 Foreman Jane? Johnson 255 Forsythe Mary ,lane 2412 352 Forlrn Thomas Andrew 290 Fosfer Merry Anne 290 272 Fosler Rlchord Paul 27l Fosler Shella Ann 272 255 Foanraln Susan Gayle I70 Fwy Qerky Elalne 93 205 Fowler Sandra Ann 290 Fon Carol 270 Fox Davld Andrew 298 Fox Lorna 272 For Rebecca 290 For Shelly Jo 255 Fo- Susan 205 Ffenels Donald Ray lvl Francls Kalhyren L 303 Francls Vrrqrnla 290 Frank Gerald Matthew 298 l5b Franke Deanna Mane 290 Franklrn Gerald 303 Franklyn Randy Lee l56 Franllln Susan 303 Franz Susan Mery 303 272 Fraze Dwrghv Leonard 308 203 Frederlck Mlchael H 3l3 27l lB0 Frederlcks Gerald Lee 203 Fraderlclrs Stephen D 203 Freeland Deborah H Jo lb? Freeman Harry Paul 273 French, Charles R 273 Freandlrch Wm A 290 Frey Joseph Dwayne 290 Frluel John IBS Fry Carol Lynn 270 244 ax Fry Marrlyn See 273 Frye Ela-no S 270 272 Fryer Llnda Ann 3IO Hhs Davrd 277 Falford lawn. 303 Falk larry 290 Puller Tlmelhy w :Qu Fulmer Rlchard D lB7 Felfner Susan Lourse 34: Funk Gregory Svepnen la4 Funk Mefy 303 Fanl vrell Jana 303 3:0 255 zvo neue Cyfnne een 303 neue Pevef Srephen 290 rem, Larry Deen we Farr Glen Maarlce 293 Grabber? Ellzabelh Ann 298 272 Galbrarfh Damel K 75 Gallagher Gellegnef M.eeeelE 277 Geneghe, Sharon M 255 Gvallman YafenJ 272 Ceelley, Roberl we Gamron Wllllam A 298 Garceau Ronald Ken? 298 Gard Ronald Gene 273 Gardner Sherrre M I69 Gans. Mrahaol Allen lql Garner John Denmn 2Ol G-arrard Charle5D I8a IB7 Genera Meffey Ken? 187 John B 272 5 286 Garrlqas Ando .lean 303 284 272 25l 245 249 348 ZBb 352 Garlen Sandra Lourse 275 eenkyene Gsfy Glenn :Qs Gal-vner Ladonna C 303 Garzolmr .ladnh Ann 255 272 Gasklll Steven Allan KQ7 G-ass Dayrd Wllllarn IBS Gaslon Duane Alan av lib Gaeer John 271 G-eel Dayld weyne use Gaalv Robe-:ca Jane I62 Gaelr Roserrarle 303 270 eeylef Reeney weyne 303 Gaylar, Vrcvor Lane IQI Gehrke Rebecca Ann 272 Gerllnq Cerelyn Rm 3Il eelllne, Jerry Gerard :so George. Jarnrse Ann 272 Gene.. Jelye Lynn 255 German, Sharon 303 Gerfh. Oscar Mlchael 295 Geslrey, Dave IO7 Gesweln. Glenn M 290 Glbbs. Davld L, 273 Glbson Michael Vern 273 Glbson Rebecca Nella 303 G-lce Doug l5b 6.el.en., edwefd J, neo G-,lee lyefy 177, use Gull Mrchael 298 em v.fe,.nre me 273, 255 Gllllas, Mrchael 2Ol G-nmen, Reber? Jay 27l e-lump seeen Jane 3I7 Glnsberg, Hal Norman was Grroud. Karen Ann 255 Gladrsh. Mlchael H 290 Glaubensllee A 290 Glesrqe Cefel See leo, 272 Gluck John Davld 298 Glnkenhus, Lmda 290 Goad Kerrh Wayne ner Q-eben, senafe Kay 255 Gcdbey, Dena L zvu Gocdard, Alan Joe 29l 303 eeedefa, Ray 90 Gogel, Kafhleen M 303 Goqel, Ruta Mane 303 Goldberg Charles 298 Goldberg Maury Kellh 291 Goldblan Sleyen C l5b 6oldner.Judu1'hAnn 2Wl 255 Goldschmldl D-1:0303 Golfzer, Alan Slayers ISI: Goneau, Palruck L ISO eeeamen, Gregg Nluchael leo Goodrrch. Anna Carol I70. 255 272 Gocdnch. Glorra Lynn Q0 Goodrlch ll Robert N lil! Goodwln, Joyce Rae lbb Goodwln, Mrchael David 203 Goodwrn, Penny Elalne no zu Goolee. Gall 303 Gorball, Cheryl Le G 29'l Gordon. Bernard Lee 291 Gordon, Carmen 29I Gordon Gary .ley l5b Garden, une Hope 303 Gordon. shefryl use Gorham, Suzanne 303, 255 Gorman, Palrxcra K 29l Gough, Jeanne IS? 255 Gover? Margarel Anne 303 Goverf, Mona Mane 99 Gow Jean Ann Jll Grabner, Swann Zfll 272 Graf Thomas E 233 Zll efekem, afende Key 303 Graham. Douglas C IB7 Graham, Glna Nl efenefn Peggy Jo 272 25: Graham Sleven C I87 Gfekn, lnqrld Lea 270 Gralla, Mlchael Bruce EIJ Grant Donald Wllson IOQ Gram, Lynne Carole 272 Graves, Llnda Duane l92 eneyee. larry sua Gfey,6ery C IQI Grey. George lov Green, Raymond Thomas :eel Green Shella Duane 303 Green, R T 90 Greenwell Karen Ann 303 Greenwood Wm Relph zfn 273 Greenwood Rogene 303 Gregg welref Rlen Jr ZQI Gregory. Conrad 0 uso efeeefy Ms, sawn 3:0 Gregory shene Anna 303 Graves Kennelh 303 Gr-der, Susan 303 Grleve Mary ellen no G-rlllllh Sylvla Rosa 303 Grlllnfh, Wm Lesler 29l l43 Grngsby Ronald Wayne me Grlllo, Joanna 2l9, 209 2lB Grlrnes Calherme Anne 205 G-rrrnes, Drana 303 Grlrnes. Paul Dee 25l 352 Grlrnes, Ronald Allen l87 Grrssorn. Donna Rae 298 Grogan Jesse IS7 Groscop Befhna 303 205 ll? 273 efeee, Donald Eugene 29: 270 Grosskopl James M ew 341 Gfeye Svepnen Gary 273 Groves, Janlce 303 Grebe, Rodger Wayne zql Grubb, Sleyen A I80 Gruber. Sieve James 203 Gramer, Mark ll2 Grunewald, Russell L 295 Gfyqlel John 271 Gryglel, Joseph Edwm 27l Gutlrren Ellen Louuse I59 Gudeman Charles M 29I Garde. Ellleon 270 e.,n.fef, Peggy Joan 255 Gur-nmer, Sfeven Gene lB5 Gunter Ava Elalne 225 255 Gunyon Mmheel Deyel 341 197 II Guvhrla Ill, FrarllrE 27I Gwhrle, Jeanmnel 2lB Gwaliney Janlce M 170 Gwln, Brenda 29l Haas, Calvxn Alberf 29I Haase, Arias 29l Hedley, Lynne 270 Hege, Tnnevhy Boyd 298 Her-,en Lmda Sue 255 Heqen, Mary Jo zwu Hagerman. Rlchard P IQI Hahn. Brenda Sue 29I, I70 Helen. Glen Allyn 270 Hahn, G,-lorla E. l. 303 Hag, Mary Laene H3 Halbersladf, Monlca J 3l0. l73 Hall, Marcla Lynn 255 Hell. Sfephen Kenl 277 Haller, Connle J, 205 Halwes. Debra Jean l79 Hamby 303 Harrnlfan, Marqarel 29l Harnllfon RonaldE BIO Harmlfon, Sandra Jean 29l. 270 Harnmelrnann, Ted lb5 Hermena, Cheryl H, 29l Hermena, Kalhy Lee 27I Hammond, Ruchard Case 298, 236 Hefnfnend, Roy Richard 204 Harnrnonds, Robert C 313, 27l Hand. slnney Fay 303 Handy, James C 343,271 Henley, Mary Lease I70 Hanna, Rlchard Lee 29l Hanner, Barbara Jo l79 Hannell, Frederuck J. 242, 243 Hannon, Charles Paul fl4l, lla Henson, Jerry 251 Hanvalh, Bull IlB Harbun. Susan Lee 29I Harblsorl Rulh Anne lbb Harden. Paula Jean 249, 352 Hardesly, Wulrna Lou 272 Hardlman, Lunda Kay 303, 270 Harker, Cralq 5, 339, 338, 201 Harlan, Dana Goodman 310 Harlan,llmoll1y Sieve 319, 20l 272 245, l51, 249, 352 Harmon, Dewar Delene 177 Harrnas, Jane Allen 298 Harness, Mary Marqarel 303 Harnung, Jerry Wayne zws Hefpenee, Donna 5 255 Harper, Terry Lowell Z'?l Hams, Brenda Marne 177 Harms, Deborah Ann 273 Harrls, Rosemarre 255 Harms, Terry Morgan 291 Harrlson, Sandra Drane 3l0 Harrold, Jarnes Mrke201 Han, Kerhleen Marne 255 Hemq, Wm Jeffrey 291 l-larlrnan, Donald Carl ZOI Harlman Lrnda 24. 25 Hefyey, Audrey 303 l-laryey, Fred 3I3 Harvey- Mamma Sue 303 Hasbrouck, Roberr R 29l IBO Haselby. Sherry Lynn 255, Z7I Haslanger, Palrlcra A 275 l-lassler Dannrs Ray 298, 218 Hafhacock, Karen L 303 Hauer. Tuna lb2 Hauersperger, Grlberl 203 Haag, Donald T IO9 Hawkms. Joann 310 Hawkms, John Lloyd 298 Haye, Ruch l5b Hayes George 303 Heyee, vrneenl uw les Haynes, Werner I77 Healy, Catherme 272 Heath, Susan A 275 Heavrlon, Larry Joe ll? IBO Hebbeler, Barbara Sue ZQI Hebert Brnan E IB7 Hebert, Mrchael S ZQI Hedge Joanna Fuqua 303 270 Hellelrnlre, Brad Alan 197 Herdorn, Gall E la? Hellman, Ray Allen 29l Hellems, Ron 319 Hema, Barbara Lee 255 Herne Susan Dale 25l, 273, 272 244 Helson, Dave 101 Hellems, Ronald Dean BZ. 203, 202 Helrner, Edward W 210 l'lelrner,V1Cforla Ellen YQ! l-lellon, Jane? Carol 273 Henderson, Fred Eugene IO3. IbB, lOl Henderson, Jen S 255 Hendnckson, James 298 Hendrix, Karan Jean 179 Henry, Herberl les Henry. Edmond 3-ll l83 Henry. Frank zfvu Henry! Teresa L zwl. 272 Henson, Paul Jushn 291 Heppner Janet L 99, 255 Herarnb, Jane E 272 Herborl, Peggy Lee 303 Herbs! Margarel J 152 le3 Herbev, Mefy Ann uez, 103, 153 Herald, Thomas A BO, 81 Hesler Karen Lee 205 Hess Delores Ann 303 Hesfen, Jerry 298 Hasfer, Harold J 3l3 Hester, Valer-e Lyons 303 Heslon, Phrllrp Wayne we Hevnck, Demo Lynette EIO Hevron. Eonnle Karen 255 Hewlett, Thomas 3l0 Heyrnan. Wm, Alexander 303 Hlckey, Eddle L. 197 Hrckland. Ronald Iryln 34I, lla Hrckman Kenneth Gene 271 Hicks, Wm. Joe 3lO l97 Hrqgrnborl-lam, George E. 3l3 Hrggrns, John Ib8 Hrqhbaugh. Charles T. 293 H.qhem.n., Sfephen w. 303 Hulber1.Rose Ann 170, 3l9 Hnldenberq, Danny 191 Hnlderbrancl. Madelerne 272 Hale. Susan Key 303. I74 Hull. Carol Arm 303 Hull, Janallen I9. 335, 25l. 273. 240 Hrll, Karen S. 220 Hrll. Sfeve 298 Hull, Teresa 303 Hnlef, Gregory Marc N0 Hman, Judy ZQI Hlllon, Trudy 291 Hlnes. James Gerald HB Hnee, Slephen Andrew neo H.pe,ve1e.n.ne Mane 3:0 Hrre. Julre Monlqomery 310 Hacking, Ranne ZQI Hodson, Roberl K, 291 Hoenshel, Rodney Lynn lql Hofer. Sfephanue Ann 255 Hoff, Jon Eric 69, 34l, l lb Hollelrnrre. Brad I97 Holrnann.6reV1a L, 25I, 272 Hogg, Carol Trueblood 303. 272 Hogg. Larry Eugene I68 Hogg, Randall Gregory 29l Holme, Mac Alan 203 Hulse, Sfeven R. 235 Holland, John Vxncenl 29l Heuer, Gregory Neal uw Holmes, Beverly Jean 291 Holmes, Carol A, 205 Holmes, Jerl Duane 303 Holi Theresa B, 255 Horrlco. Davrd Joseph I9I Hornerdlng. Carol Merle 291, 273 Homsley, Deborah Klrn 255 Honernond, Fletcher E 34l,194, llb Hong. Paallne C 304 Hood, Marsha 29l, 174 Hook, Parrlcla Lea 304 Hope, Kathleen 29I Hepllne, Joyce 3lO Heplme, Margaret R l74 Heplnne, Nrkln Therese lee Hapkrns. Wynn Wayne 3:3 Henne, Byron A. 274 Horne, James R 27l Horvalh, Wrn Bruan 3-ll Haryerleh, Karen Rerh 304 Heeehen shefen Lynn 29: House, Harvey l9I Heyefe, Leny Dena 205 Howard, Linda Lou I5l Howard, Nellre Jenrne 205 Howard Sashela Ann loc? Howe, Peler M, 34l, llo Howell. Dlana 304 Howell Gwendolyn Ann 303 Howes, Ronald Lek 272 Hawyefrnale, Grefe 255 Hole, Lrnda Ann 29l Huber. Janet Lou 273 Huber, Joseph H IBO Huesung. Jane Ann I79 Huffman, Julua Anne 304 Hullord, Janet Lee 304 Heqhee, Joanna ws Hull Merrull weyne 3:3 Hall, Ronald Lynn 273 Humphrey, Wm John IQ7 Hunrnnqs, Bonnue Elnse 153 Hennnqef, Jana Ann 205 Hunsucker, Luana Jean I74 Hunk, Ann Lamse 205, 319, 255. l5J l-lane, Marsha Key 173 Han1'er,5usy 272 Heep, Menke Doyn 29l 255 Herd, Mary Theresa new Hurley, Anne slrzebelk 304 Hurl, James Edward lbB Here, Douglas Mmheel zlo Hasfedl, Angela Gaye 319 Hulchlns James R 304 Huvehreen Carol Ann 295 lllrngwenh, Reber: Jr 244, 277 lmle, Martha Jane 304 Indelrcafo, Rosarro M ISb lnderslredv JahnJ I97 Inman. Adel Marlane 255 Inman, lxufrrcra l,J 29l Irby. James Rlchard zen lfyrn, Darryl Waller 304 lrwrn Todd James N8 lzsak. .lack Alan 29I l5b Jeff ord. Robert Marvin 29I. 27l Jenkins, Constance L, 291 Jenkins, 0ef.n.e Murry 3IO Jenlrne, .leny M291 Jenkins, John A. 29l Jenklns, Reber? Allen 90 Jennlngs. John Grlmore 310 Jennlnqs. Roger Bruce Iso Calverl. Theresa Lee IH2. 255 Jerger, Earl J. 29B Jerman. Jehu Gregory zwl Jerry ll, Reber! H, 203 Jefe r, Sandra Ann 304 Jewell, Connre Lynn 29I Jules, Herman Jr. 29I, l6B Jobe. Patncra 291 Jochurn. James Reber! 292, 273, 244 Johnson. Andrea L 304 Johnson, Charles E, I77 Johnson, Davrd I83 Johnson, Jrrnrnre Lee 273 Johnson, Lmdo Sinks 292 Jehneen. Nancy Marie 292 Johnson, Rcllaerl V 298. 109 Johnson. Roy Herbert l3B, l39. Z5l Johnson, Sp.ey Drane wa, I79 Johnson, Stephen D 3l3 Johnson, Susan Kay 255 Johnson, Wrllxarn lOl Johnslon Jr., Ralph B. leo Johnsfon, Robert Lee 235 Jonas. Nancy 3lO Jones, Anthony Gregg 277 Jones, Brenda K 220 Jones, Carole Lynn 304. l7O. 270, 244 Jones, Connie Jean 292 Jones. Danrel Charles 107 Jones, Debra Sue l79 Jones, Ivonne Johnson 304 Jones, Jacrnda Lucrlle 292, 255 Jones, James Paul I90. lql Jones, Joel l83 Jones. Lars Elalne 304 Jones, Mrchael 277 Jones, Mmhael R, 298 Janes. Reber! Heny 203, 149,251,244 Jones. Rosalrnd 292 Jones, Susan 304 Jones, Thomas Goetz l9I Jones, Trrnolhy 292 Jones. Valarre Ann 255 Jordan, Jadrlh Annette 271, 255, 277 Jouch, Ray EI3 Joy, Roberta L 292 Jullan, Sazerle Ruth 255 Kaerlcher, Kandls A 205 Kaerlcher, Kerrnul C ll 273 Kalb, Rodney Randall 292 Kale. Kaye 33 Kem George Joseph zwa Karnrn, Shelley Ann 304, 205 Karnrnan, Barbara Ann 304 Kane Karen Kay 292 Kaneko. Osamu 298 Kappus, Dale Fredenck 233,231 Karalsla, Charles G I99 Karazsla, John Basal IBO Karlr, Kathy Ann BIO Kasper, Frederrck C 298 Kalferhenry. Carol Sue 304. 230 Kafzner. Burlon E 304 Kalzner. Reqef P usa Kaullrnan. Calherlne S lo2 Kaulrnan Rrcherd Carl IBO, ISI, 273. Kaufman, Wllluarn G IBO, IBI, 273 Kebe f. Ryekefe Anlhony lor Keele, Florence Mabel 220 Keeg an, Kafhleen B. 3IO, I59 Kerfh, Denms Roberv 3lO Kerth, Janet Marne 270 i l Jeeleen. Cheryl eleme 304. 270 Jackson. Dlanna 29I Jackson, Eluabelh J. 304 Jackson, Joefla Sue 304 Jeeleen, Marella Ann I70 Jackson, Rlchard W. 29I Jackson, Kula Duane 29I Kerlh, Janlce Kathryn 255 Kellh, Marsha Rose 270 Keller, Karla Ellyn 304. 273 Kellelr, Helen Sloops 292 Kellelr, Kelley, Trmolhy Joe 272, 249. 352 Kellrher. Kafhleen R, 304 Kelly, Jo A 205 Kelsey, Kafhy M. L. 3:3 Kendall, Deborah 3lI Kendall, Tyrnon 3I3 Kennell, Wayne Leroy 292, I87 Kerri. Jerry Lynn 304 Keown, Danrel Ray 277 Kerns,Les1er Wnlbar 273 Kerseyl Clyde Ray 292 Kesler, Nlaln Lynn 292 Kessler, Barry Kar! I87 Kessler, Nrcke l75 Kesler, Larry Raynard 341, 120, use Kelcham, Brlan Max W9 Keller. Karen Jean 272, 273. 255 Krallner, Thomas Lao IB9 Krelf. James Alan 273 Kiley, Dave L, IO7 Kumbrell, Donald E. 27l Kimbrough, Carolyn A. 304, 284. 286 Krrnsey. John Davrd 292 Kvnd, Januce Spullner 27l Kmder, Sherry Ann 275 Pafrrcla Anne 304 Jaffe, Bruce Allan I5b James, Kaihleen E. 273. 255 Jarnes, Lynn Ann 92 Jarbefl, Rrfa 298 Jarrnula, Joseph Edward 304 Jerrerv, Rua Kay 27l Jas1ewlcz,JamBS A. 34l. I lb Jeeeh. Ray Allred lou Jeffers. Peggy Ann 255 Kandag, Llnda Duane 292. 273 Kang, Barry 313 long, Margaret E. 255 Krng. Michael Edwrn 298 Kang, Ralph 133 Kxnq. Sandra Sue 304. 270 Krnq. Sharon Rose 304 Kang, srnney June 304 Kung, Thomas Francls 292 2 Q, reberr Dale ::z nclex inman. Bonnre 273 innsn, Edna June 255 inser, Paul Alan 292 srby, Jehu vemer. 3:3 irby, M.e::ee: Pat:-:ck 209 Irby, Sandr. Rae 304 afby, Wm. Edward Jr, ::e irchnsr. Chareso 270 iruperrrex. Cer.e:ef:ee 255 rrsch. Marl A IQI irschnerl KareI E. 292. 272 issel, Roy Allen 273 lnbunoff, Mmhael M, 292 I5b lass. Ladonna SIe:n 304 lem. Mefy 304 lame, Richard Ed 3l3, 27l, ISQ lem. Linda Mas 292 line. Barbara Jean IIO Isne. Brenda .lanrne SI? 244 line, Davrd Arfhur 291 Iepfenefeae, Sandra K m lush. Larry Joseph 272 nausr, W:ll:urr: Eugene IE9 rleuff, .lulln Ann H 304 mem, James Decker ma nrgm, Mefy Ann 292 msn. Dowd Joseph II8 nochel, Elusabefb Gay 304 nofbtn Cafherme 255 ncob. Lrnda F 255 noffs. Nancy J. 250, llq, 244. 2 nowles Emu 304 nowles. Harold K 34l nc-wles, HAI I I8 now. Joseph 292 nudsen. Deborah Kay1273 nuppel, Thomas Henry IM ela, sylyre S Deufsch 270 apandu Jr, Joseph F: IBO as:nsI::, Mrchael John 203 :1slow.Adr:anne 304 ass. Donald L ZOI ofarslu Ray 3l3 eyqh, rhemee 304 9ulrnnO5 Helen 173 awall, Paul Clayfon 292 racy. Kenneth L I97 ramsr, Curfrs Elmer 292 rapf, Jefre Meme 292 rafzer, Bonnie Sue 255 fewer, eery Pee: :oe :or rafzer, RonaId Gene IO7 re:Ie:n, Martha Ann 304 rernop. Leonard F Jr Z7I r:der. R:cr:crdJoI1n Z7I :-mn, Kewl: Laon I85 r:SS, Davrd Sfeven 292 I5b :-omIrowsl::, Robert R IBS ron Murcra Jeanne I74 ruvxre, Larry Pee: :z:, :zo :oo JIM, Thomas SfnnIey :se Jeehenberq Renderph 272 Jhield. Mrlre Terrance 34I IZO. Jhlmeuer Sally Ann I70 Jhlfhau Paul Wm 235 Jhn. Carole Mane 310 u1awsIr:, M:cI':aelE 76 I99 I9B JM1, Marfrr: Andrsw 293 urowsln, Nhcrwol J lbb ufSCMs,CI1erloUe J I74 rrzydym, Amer: Frerree :QQ :Qs walr, No Hoon 292 wasny Frank Joseph ICI? wasny, Joseph Anvhony 1917 aF2:va, Mefy so-s :Rocha Mary Jo F 292 272 aVanne. Kath: 5 I74 I53 acey, Jr, Howard R IM sdowrcz, John I99 adra, Cuhsrrne 292 afferty Stephen R II5 erfeffy, Mel 203 sfollaita, Wm Lee 203 ahoff, Barbara 220 l73 smhari, PAH: Jc 292 wa, Anfhony Weyne 203 alley, Fredenck W 298 ,me Larry Paul sr. 84 mrnb, Sherry E 304 ambert, Barbara Lou l59 arnpfon, Sharon Lorene 272 ancef. Befsy Sue 205 255 unset, Rebecca Jayne 292 l59 anders, Juanna 272 andes, Larry Paul ICII ana, John 3l3 une Nucola Ann 292 255 arse, Pat I99 enpe, Ed zo: ansaw, Wm Allen I87 armnger, Davrd Brran zos anz, Kevhy Sue lbb apornv 270 ararnore, Jane Ellen 255 arsen. Crrrrnme E 304 ash, Sieve Allen II2 Ashbrook. Larry R. 292 nshbrooks. Glenn 273 usher, James Wm. 274 aswell, Lrnda Sue 304 afoureffe. Mer-:yn 304 46, 41 IZILII5 affa, Nancy Rebecca 272, 249, 152 aughhunn, Lmdn Lou 292. 270 aughlm, Sara Jane I74 aux, Lerene E. 273, 2lb avnch, Pu9r:c:a Ann 235 ew. Nancy 272 awrance, sredy Pee: :om wa. :sz awrence Kafhleen L, 304 Lawrence, Ton: IBO Lewfefree, Tony M. J IB Lawrance. Treca Kay 255 Lawson. Cheryl D. 275 Lawson. Gregory Edmond 292. 274 Lawson, RoberI Brad l89 l.eCla:ra. G-ary John 298 LaClere, Joe 226 Leavell, Eddre Nelson I77 Leagefweed, Ann T me Lee, Thomas Lawrence 69 Leeman, Reber? Mrchael II8 Laemon. Ku9Heen Jane 304 Leer, Charles Roger I64 Lagqen, Jeannene Ann I73 3l9 Lerreeuey, M.e::ee: vv 273 Lehrlrnq, George 27I Le:bundguIl':, Rrehefd C :ev Le.d:,.eer. Suzanne :ra 255 :sz Lernenbach, Deborah K 297. 255 Leman, James RoberI 233 Zll Lemmons, Ronald 27I Lesmak, Joseph Davrd I99 Lesfer, Sherman E BS, B7 Leis. Lou:s Franlr Ill Lefts. John I70 Levee. Sree:-I Eerl le-1 Levy. Crrerlee Moms 292. :so Lewandowslr: Thomas C 90 IIB Laws, Amanda Gad 209 235 Lawn, Wayne Rrye: :o: Lrbeeer Paul Anfhony 292 Lrbby. Pafrrcra Anna 292 Lrchv. Chrrsfopher R IOI Lrqee, Re.-,meld :ea L.::y, Nef:eyJ 304 Lrmpes, Benfrre Jo 272 Lmce, Larry L :eq :ea :Jed sfephere 273 Lrndley, Deyrd Bren: :Q: Lmdley Lerry N zox Lrndlow, Koran Sue 255 :..f.de:,:5: Leofo mee me Lungsnfelfer ChnrIes ZOI 249 352 L.r:ey, Jeeqeelyfr Kay me :me Jeeepr- Larry 3:3 :as 27: Lmnewebsr, James R 298 Lrnree Fred 292 Lrpp Jean Lyneffe 304 L.p:en, JsrroIdF :se Lrmeyerrn seury 3:: 220 207 Lufrrell, Melym L I87 Lrvrngsfon Bonme 292 Lryrry-,even Nancy 292 Lloyd. Lrnda Lee 304 Lobo Malanre Susan 304 Lockhart. Barbara Jean 292 Loeifel, Maurrce I8b, IB7 Loehr Jennrfsr A 304 255 Logan. Brenda K 304 Loqan Drane HeIene 304 Long Lloyd Leovas ZOI ZSI 272 352, 249 Long Mary Ann 272 Long Teresa Ann 292 Longfellow aerbereJ 304 Lopossa Sharon Kay 304 Lourghr-n:IIer Vrcky JI7 Lcv Vron Robert L II IBO Loveall, Donna Sue 255 Loveall, Harold P Jr 292 Leven Ann Emeberh 255 Lowrey, Sally Susan 292 Lowry, Rebecca Sue 292 Lucas, Ehzobmh Jo 304 ZIZ Luedsmann, Paula Mae 304 Luedemonn, Ronald E 292 Lueken W:Il:arn Mberv I99 Lulren, Sherly 304 Lundshom Carla I73 Lungsvram, Rrek IB7 Lurker. John W I85 Lufas, CarI Thomas IO7 I0b Luzx: Joseph Anvhony ZQ8 Lydnzk. Lrnda Susan 90 Lynch, Jael: Lynn 298 Lyneee, Harry J 271 Lynn, Steven Edward lb5 250, 3 24h Lysmger, emebem A, 304 Madean, John Sfsven 298 Madden Thomas Lee 298 MndeIlnn, Bah I99 Maduson, Sandra M. lb? Maehlunq Fr:Iz Evans 292 Meqefm, Pamela Am: :rv Magulal. George J Jr 3I9, I99 Maher Theresa Ann 305 Mahon. Lee Charles fill Mehemey Roberf E. Jr :o: Malchsr, Kaflwlaen M. 292. lbb Malewsln, Darlene Ann ll I Meyer, Cassandra Ann :ez Mem, Jen.: 273 Ma ere, Malor Bruce 292 Malloy, Edward James I99 Manqla,Chr:s1:na R. 292, 272 Manqra, Davrd Wm, 298 Mann, John Leo IIZ Mann, Lrnda M. 272, 272 Mann, Rusfen Crmg Ib4 I 264 I9 244, Manwarmg. Kennafh C 76. 78, IZO IZ3 I98 Manzo, Mark R. 274 Merced., Mnegre, D, 292 Merehme. Jeffrey 12.292 Marchino Larry Lows 292 Merqeeen, Jee: w.:::::m :as Marqason Jef: 255 249, 152 Merqeeen, Jene Jos, zro Mark, chenee :e-I MVIS, seny Mey 27: Marra, Samuel John Jr 76, 78 I99, W8 Marsh, Max E. 203, 272. ZSI Marshall Brran M I94 Marshall, Kenneth Dale 235 Mar5I1all,RoberVa Rath 292. 255 Marshall, W: II:arr: 292 Marhn, Carolyn I.o:J:se nos, 2:22, 255 Marhn, Cra: 9 :so Mer:.r:, Gregory M ::b Melvrn, Hobart 293 Mendel, Mary E:Ieen 255 Meneghrnr, Nancy Lee 293 272 Mered:I'h, Mrra Arm 305, I59 Merlerf John Nelson 3I9, IQ7 Merry,Jar1lcs Ann T 3IO Msfzrnqer, Marge 298 Meyrer Res: 305 Meyer, Jeffry Alan BIO Meyer, Joyce Am: 305 270 Meyer Marsha Kay 293 Meyer, Melrssa Ann 305 Meyer, Rrrznard C 78 Marhn. Jane! Lynn 305 l59, 273 Marhn. Judy Am. 20s Murhn, Morr:s 292 Marfrnez. Deborah Lynn 90 Mefyrrrewexr, Wm M :er Masai, Beverly Ann 305 Mascar, Mac IO7 Mason, Darrell 274 Mason, Judy Lynn 24, 25, I50. 273 244. 153 Mason, Royce 3I3 Mesure. Mar:anr:eE III, 1572 Mamas Kafhleen Ann 305 lbb Memes, Gary Edwrfr :H9 Maftes, John I89 Maffhew Knrhy Lea lbb Matthews. Blythe Ann 305 Mevvhewe Geyle Ellen I73 Mamnqly 252 Manrngly Robe-r1aJ 273 Mme: Dolores Fay 226 Mauck J:JI:a June 305 Maurer Gaul Janet I74 Maurer, John Marwn 95 l9I May Randy 274 May Susan LaneIIe 292 Mayer, John Bernard 270 Mayf:eId Ina Beatrrce 270 Mayfreld John Pafrrck 226 Maynard Sue E 275 MagweII James III Mcfxffee Mari L 497 McAll:sIer, Jean Anne IB 105 I34 272 McAll:s0sr Marsha Ibb MCBr:de Dowd Walier 274 McBr:de Jeanne 293 McCaHervy Car0I Ann 255 McCaII:sIer Debb:e ll? McCaII:sver l53 Mecemmen, Trmewy :r 293 McCan-:us Cheryl 293 McCef:e. D.-:rreII L 34: :IB Mccarvrvy, Cc-nnre 305 McCarvI:y Mary E 305 MeCIeneI:er:, Reber: B 34: IIB Mcfilanancn IMO:-nas 298 McCI:r:7or:l JoI:nE 298 277 McClure CuroI K 466 McCIure Karen Marre 255 McCurnbs Doug IO8 IO? McConneII. Sharon Lee 305 McCord John Duwd 34: IIA: Mccorrwclr, Deborah J 255 Mccormml Helen Rufh 293 272 McCorm:cI:, Parrrcra 255 McCorrr::cI:, Robert L 298, I87 Mecey mae S 255 McCracken, Jan:eS 205 M:Cren, Parrrce Lynn I59 McCrsa Susan Jan IS? Mecreery, weuef Cleo :ow :oe McCubb:n Kew: Lee ZOI MeDef:.e: Larry vv 3:0 MCDOnaId,JAcI E 209 ZSI 24I 242, 243 McDonald, Jodre E l71 McDonaId Seeffw Ib-1 McFadden, Connre Yay 305 MCGMLC Trrnmry A l9I McGarvey, Deborah L I59 MCG-ee Jem Arwfhony 3:0 MCGJI Vrcfor Xavrev 293 3I9 McGowan. John Wm 277 McGrath, Terrence P 75 Mcernff, Jane Pl:.::rner IOS McGu:re, Johnnre L 305 M:He+:er:, Mary K I79 Mclnvosn Elrz 305 272 McKee, Claude R 293 McKennay, Dowd W 75, 533 IBb I87 Mclirnney, Erleer: J 305 Mencrfrney Tom lo: McKn:gM Leeree 2017 4l Mr:LaIch:e. Jean Ann 275 MCL8:5r1.CeCeI:A A I73 McMahan,Wrr: A 3-il Ilb McM:llan Karen H 203 McNary, Therese Kay 3I0 McW:Il:ams Lrnda 305, 272 McW:II:urr:s. Rrcnard T IB5 McBr:de, Thomas Edward IOI Mecefreny Cerel 273 McGee. Walter Charles IM M:M:chaaI, Larry 298 Meallra, Alun Joseph 305 Mech, Andrew Raymond 273 Meddles Larry Dean 298 IBB 252 Madnsre. Don L 243, 41 Medrey Putncra Ann 293 Meehan, Dawn Les 255 Megan Ben Wm 1:14 Mersbergsr, Patsy C 255 Melevage, Raymond PMI 293 Mellrnger Marqars1A,255 Mellus, Mmhael Norman I80 MeIloI':. Mary M, 255 Mslion. Jr Charles R, 293 Melody, Jnnrce Lmde lab, :eq Melton. Sheryl Ann 255 Nada Kay 292 Ibb 273 245 Denrus L 203 KIQ I79 Z5l IBC? 273 Meyrre. Kerhryn S I74 r Mrenhearfr, Molly Ann I73, 255 M:I:I:I, Davrd O IB9 Mrklozsk. Meredwn A 205 Mrkus. M:Idaz: Paul Andrew QOI 5. Pavncru L I70 M:IIer, Connre A Ibb M.::e:, Deere: :eye 34: m, 271, :y1,::er, Davrd Lee m :.,:.::er, oebere :ceye 212 M.::er eery :zo :2z, 112 M.::er Jeffery :yen :re M:::e:, Jenny Lynn 293, zrz Mrller, Lynda see sos M:IIar, Margo LaneII 298 M:IIer, Randall I97 M:IIer Robert 293 IIB M:ller. Ronald Joseph 298 BIO M:IIer Rmb Elarne 255 M:IIer. M:II:qa Mrnmq Scan AIIen 273 fr Me. Byrd zrr :ee Derrerdz vo :ar Mrne :cey Tro:JsdaIe Jos Mme Thomas Glenn 203 Mrhon Ma-:ne Laverne I77 Mrnderrnan, Vrnlr Jo 305 Mrnne Mrnnrc Corby Bermca 293 272 I: Parry JC. EIO Mrvcnell CI':arIesE 3l0 M:+cI:eII Jan-:esW I87 Mdchell M:cnaeI lb? Mnchell RandaIIT 273 Mrverlr Muon, o Andrew ISO Jarnesi I83 Nagy, Joseph :QQ Nardmr, Charles L 293 Nash Anna Card Ib? Neel, Merrhe Key 3:: Neal Myra Phrllrps 3II Needham Neney Mae 273 Neelsy, Keren Lerqh 305 273 270 Nees, Joyce Elmne I-I 305 Neuse, Chrmrna Anne 293 NQII Mark Joseph IBO Nelson, Janet Mane 272 Nelson, Larry Sveyer: 177 Nelson, Marcus J 293 Nelson Stephen M-Jrrrs I87 I8b Nssbm, Raq:naIdE 3IO, 183 Newbenue Neney An.: :sw NeweIl, Karin Darrell 273 NeweII, Kerry Dcwd 273 Nswlm James Lee 191 Newlrn Thornes Charles 290 :b5, I6 Newman, Berry Sfephen zw Nrce Danny PauI 293 I5b Nrchols, Barry 305 Nrclnols, Marsha Jean ZSI N:d:oIs Perry I70 Nrchols, Randy Lowell IB7 Nrchols Re- Edward 310 274 Nmholson Jean Ann 283 N:cI10Ison,Jud:II: C Ibb Nrcholson P:r.:,p :Q: Nmlless. N:cI:e Jenn 255 Nlcoson. Robert Dale 272 ZSI IQI Nremeyef :mhera H :ar N:es. Do::qIas Edward I9l Nres Jack Eugene 190 :QI Nm Theresa Ann 293 Nunn, Steven M 270 Nobhvf, Ann Colleen 255 Nodrne Thomas Howard 293 Noffsrngar, Dor:aId 293 New, Peuy :sq Nolfe Cafherrna Jene 295 Nordholt Sieve W7 Noroholr Sieve 293 Norm. Howard Swv 3l3 Norrrs Lrnda Susan 226 Norms, Robert Lee lb!! Mears, Gary Dennrs 273 Mod, Dave Lauwrence 74 75 7b Meenbee Wendy Lee 305 Modlm, Robert 293 Mohr Sharon Arm EOS Mor, Ivar M 107 Mon! Jerernran Bryant 293 Monroe Lynn Emeeevh 255 Monfgemery Bob sr, 90 Monvqomery Dee 310 Meeere, Menlye Anne 272 North, Gerald Thomas 75 7b Nefrhrep Cere: Herne zss Newer, Dewey Jr re Noreen. Leemee see zfrz zas Norton Sfephen Paul :av Norver. Donna Mane 305 Novazlr OI:m Allan IM Novak Mary E1:zabe1I:293 272 252 Nowak, CI':r:S1:r:e Gfarl 293, l7B Nowrclr: Harry Leonard 270 Nc:wI:n Mem, Deyrd Roy 203 Moore Brenda 305 Moore Cooke IVE: I74 Moors DennyL :177 Moore James F ZQB Moore MaIQ0Irn Lee 352 Moore NeII:eO 255 Moore Stephen Kewl: 293 272 Moore Vrclr: 293 Merger: Cafnerrne Ann 170 me Mereen Charles 305 Morgan Cheryl Lynn 305 Merqee :mae Jene 293 Merger, Thomas Harold 101 Marge Mor:r: Mom: Morlan Dawd P BIB Terry Lee 3-il Thomas Charles 203 Cr:eryI my 305 Merprrew Dawd Leroy zos Moms Crpnnre Sue 298 244 Meme Dons Jeanna 305 Meme, Nancy R 273 Meme. me Anne 273 Merrreen Ifonnre rey :eb Merreef: Jerre 305 Meffew xemerrze-1 Morse DougIasJay I8-1 3I9' Morse Mark R:cI'mrd l5b MOSHM Karen Lourse- 305 Moss Barry IB3 Men Larry Jay :a4, :as Mould Martha ,I 235 Mrvan, Irene Pafrma 305 Muench Rhonda Jean 273 I79 Murr D awd John 305 M:JIberry Belmdel S 2213 Mullet. Mauna L I79 M.,::.ger: Mmnee: R :rr Myne, Denree 293 Memeeqh Sharon :ee zw Mymeegr. shrrrey Aer: 24:2 255 M:Jr:c:e Mandel! Joan Lee :sm 255 Nancy 255 Murlrhuar rem 3:0 Murphy, Frank e:en 277 Murphy, career De:e zoo Murphy, Ksvm P :o3, :su no: Murphy. Pavrrcra Jo 255 zro Murphy Murray. Murray Rrchefd Lesfer BO, Ilb Kar: Thomas 273 Shannen K I74 Nurrenbarr: Der-me Sue :so Nyqen cmfme 293 O Brrer, CHeryI K 255 Osrren Kafrvy :73 ODan:eI Jean5 272 G'Dan:eI John Marl ZW! OLeary C:er:e,J rs O Leary M:v1:3O5 O Masfa, Bsffy Ann 305 O Neru Barbara Penny 293 Obene, Deyrd Wayne :er Ode G:er:e Lynn 3:: Oerr. Cefe-:y:.J 255 Ogg, Sfepnen Rey ZQQ Omg rem Dense :53 OIeme:e Keuy Q-eerqe 273 Oler: Carol Elrzaberh 293 Olrver 6ercId Alan 27I Ol.yer, Shery: Ann :re One Reqme Merre zfn Olsen Raymond A wc: Ohm, Reqrnc Grace I79 OrI:d': Mori Lawrs 293 Orrnun John Mrchael 293 245 Omen, Paula Yay 205 Orr Gordon Dale 293 Osborn, B:IIy G-araId I05 IOb IZO I Osborn. James l9I Osby, James W N9 Oeer Edward Paymond no OsuII:van, Denms J IBS Oswalr oem Joyce 255 Owen, Eyelyn Jean 305 Offesen Mari C 293 Ours Nerrey Leeee 305 Oyerdeff, Kemryns I79 Owen, Clnrrsvrna Mae 255 Owen, Neeey Lynn Jos Owens Mrchael Rey 225. 209 Owens Roger De:e :wr Owe:ey, Rm Deen :sq Murray, srreren 293 Murray. Sfeven Mrehee: 2922 Murray, v.rg.n:e mee Jos :ez zro Myfzyf-, Gregory Allen :QQ Mem, Deere: Rerpn :as Mme, D.-Jeree Mane a:: zss Myers, Frederrclr ser: zos Myers, Judy Ewen :4Q, 55 Myers. Merge Sue l72, :r3, zrz - - Nad:r:. .larry 299 Pachn: Padqe Paffan Page al LawrenQeB IB7 n, Ted E IBQ berger WnIIaLe IB7 Jane 305 Palrnar Ch:-rs Cole I I5 PaIrner, Dawd I Jr 293 PaI:Jrnbo Joseph A 233, 272 Z31 Parker Davrd l87 IBb Perner, Douglas Areme 305 Perrer, Joseph E zoq Per:ef, Mery ElIen sos. zro Parker Nerey Jo 226 Perker, Reber? Lew I97 Parks, Davrd Nelson IBO 4, 245 23 345 Smith, Sundefu Robafvso Index Perks Efzanmb Arm 170 Pam Emp Fans We Pafk Judy Ehzabevh 293 472 27:1 245 Parks Phyllws J. 270 Parsons Amra 305 Persons Lmda Sue 305 Parsons Nancy ZS5 Schepman PAWMSAM :Qu Pas-erb, Eafbara Lynn 293 Paswsfb James George 2573 273 Fssio Sfephen Join 343 Pasremjs Mar, En, 27l Pm Jef? LW W7 P5961 Dvpalr N IBS Pcfon Jo Ann 305 205 Peffwck Durcwe Gere I7-5 Pafucl Mgrkng R 275 Peffee Rohan Alan 185 X87 Pefferson Gregory A IB7 PBVYSFSOF Mefy JO EIO Pam Peggy J 210 255 Pass!! Ann Rmh 305 273 Pnvlovuch John IQO Pcwefsorv Seundrc X79 Payne Krhwe Sue 255 Paws Pameh Dane 255 Payne SNer1L Z4Q 352 Peacock P1mII1pR I5b Pearce Andrea Cha, 293 Psafson Andrea S..e 255 Parser L-'fda Mane K7O Pecmpeugh www QI no :zo :za Pedwgo RaberfS zu Paws, Kevm D 273 POHIAVN JUMP' WOW Pe OCwSi HarUNdJ ZSI Pemngvon MwchseNL mlb ew 34: Penn MefyS N9 Pefeqrme Moms LVM 255 Perens Parrwcwe A N79 Pan, Char1esW 201 249 4I 352 223 Perry Mmau 305 Perf, RQQMMA nw Pefefndi Robefffx 203 Pefafson PumeNuJ 305 Ibb Vgrfg Rorgld John 277 Peyfcn Luc-nda Lou 305 P59f5g4-le John Car! lql Pfewiie' Jamie M 205 Pswmq mm wo, Pfewscher Dawd Wm Z7I Piwsfer Mary Caye E73 Wagwg Bruce M 293 Pirgnl Stephen R NSS 273 N89 Fives Lma Ann I7-1 272 ZSI Pmihps BN: Susan 255 Pmmpg Ddwd 34x :IB Pmxpf mea Jean ISQ 205 255 FMU-cs Mancha Sue ZQ3 PHHMQ5 Rgbev Merl291 Phdhps Roxanne M 235 Pmlxps Sue 273 Pwnc Conme Lee 275 Pwzza Dale ZQQ Pmpgnbms. Kermefh M vo mlb Pverce Kev N3 P-erce mms zfn 'oz Pwefson Cardwcs Lynn 255 Pxgrson ww R1ley293 Pwker Kavhleen Dwnrve I59 255 Pdlcw George Edward BB SZ: 87 89 B5 N20 N21 Paar Dy 27x P pP'er Jn-Us Paws 305 Pwpher Joan Emma 305 Pwle Linda Kaye 305 P man Elo me 293 Pwnfraw Luffy Joe 293 PHAT, AHAP A IO! Pmscak Pawn Mane N70 Wascnk Thomas Leshe 305 IS9 Phu PW., no PM-ke Ro:-ev Pr, 270 271 PoeHeH S'epHer D 293 Po! ChwIesM1cHce'ZQ3 Pawn, Me- M H5 Poifassa AflefeB 3Ob Pwr Nm, Sw no F'oNafd Sardfe Lyme 255 Poms Jerry 34: H9 Poole Debofai' Lmr' 220 Pqppo.. 50,5-wx., my N4 Pave: Nara, 305 Pon RcbeffJ.MM 75 I97 me Power Mark S+-eH, I84 PQwaIN Nancy 255 Paws!! Suse' Davie'-2 3Ob Pcfver Joyce lfere 305 Pranger Kaween Arr 220 Pvemnus Sandra 294 Pfens Jeff, KNO X43 N86 Prwce CV-eff' 306 270 Price Jerfes 3lO Price Kavheme N70 Pr ga Marvm H 299 PDM QC., F Hb Pwl' Lwrda 205 Pmcvor Reber' Jofr X80 Praha Leshe A N56 255 Pro'Vvefo KNM 294 I7Z Pro- Joan Fra-:es 306 204 Pwgmqv Pgmcle Arn ll! Pmsz M.ar1h5Jo 294 Pdler, John Pau! N59 Pwphus S-,Newer I83 Pwceil Demfas J-me 306 PMCBH James F Jr 299 PurceH Judy AM 306 PM-,. Cmrae J 270 Pwkmaf Burma Ame BIO News Dems Ln ww 346 i i Oualkenbush Domus L N4 Ouery Davwd Arthur 294, 272 Owlham, Qumeh, Darleen C 306 Patrvcva Ann 306 Oumun, G-muy wagon 2424 - - Rsbourn James Wnlhnm X07 Rabourn. Sam Mason IO7 RnC1Cl'v.JOhn34I II8 Roebuck, Joseph Dsvud 201 Roessler. Gary I I2 Roemef shwrey Ann 212 Rogers. Carol 299 Rogers. Susan Kay 294 Roqowsk- Jamce 255 Rohr Thomas Websfer ZOI Rommgh, sum M. zoo Roland, Ruchard Thomas 273 Roller, Charles L. 3I5 RcloH,M1cbseiElwood 273 Romam, Robsrf Charles 3l5 Rommgef, James E. 299 Rommqef. Jo Am. ww, 255 Romossr, Gregory Allen 299 Rader David Les 294 Rader Rodger new nav Radford, Jw, Arm' 157 Redrce, Joseph Anvhony 305 245 Radwen Anneve I59 Ruger Mud'vue1Edward X05 109 Rager Sfevsn Eugene IOS 509 Raqsdele Maumee 69 34I, lib Rclph,Der1 Lee :qv Ramer. R ache! Lucia M 270 Ranch Barbara 272 Ramch, L Ransford, Rasener. mda Lee 294 Dondd E 294 Dorofhy May 306 255, 270 Ratcllff, Arwdn Lee 255 Refchff Owen Duane 294 Revkovuch James M 3I3 Rcub, Belmdu L, 255 Rny Jane E I73 Ray M1chasV Les 3I3 27I Ray. Nancy Jean 255 Ray Phlhp D 274 Ray, Sherry Ann 255 Ra N Randelf SCQN 2354 l97 Y Raymond Lman no Read, Dubra L 273 Reap, Barbara 299 Reason, Eluzabefh 306 Rooney Maureen AN. 27, 273 Rooney, Nancy K. 27 Roper, Kafhanne L. Ibb Rosback. Susan Joan 255 Rose. Deborah Dee 294, 235 Rossngranv CurolE 255 Rosen Rosen? refer, Nancy A. l73 refer, Susan E. I73 Rosney James Mex 203 Ross, Pamela Sue 255 Ross, Thomas Alan l9I Ross,Tumo1hy Robert 203 Ross, Wxlllern Earl l9l Roseau Debmh Lynn 255 Rofh Jane Ann 273 Rouclr, Marfm L. 294 Rouison. Elizabeth Ann 306 Rami: Marana 270 Roysfer, Kr-sf-ne Ann 294 ROIUW Raul. Rubbs Mildred BIO Brenda 306 rf, Robert C 277 Rubeck. Sharon Elame 306 Rubmow, Davud B 294 Rucker Rudd. efsgcfy as mu Geal 299 Rudi. Joe 28l Rams, LW, Num :QQ Rebbar Richard Gene llb IB7 Redden. Charloff Ann 294 272 255 Redford. Nenc 255 Rude. Joseph ZIS Rueger. James A, I97 IIB Ruess, Douglas Wfllvam 306 270 Rumefou, .lennnevve 294, I73 Ru1ey.C D, 3I9, 273 Y Redmond Charles Mari IQI Reed, Denms 294 Reed Duane Adams 255 Reed, Ken 306 Reed. Mary Ohve 306, 270 Reed. Nancy Pam:-n 306 Read Pafncxa Ann I79 Reed Rxchurd IS7 Reel San dm Lucvlle EOD Reef: Henry IW Reese. Donald Robert 169 Relay. Cmvme A no Remholv, Cmhy Sue I79 Remholi, Rayna Ann I79, ZS! Renbnrger,Antl10ny W IBO Rendacx Nancy Ann 205 273 245 Rerw Rwchard B,7-1 75, I99 IQB Rennels, Kay Lynn 205 Rem-ner, Thomas J, WI Renisch Chrlsman G Hb Resmk, Dave Ib4 235 Reunar Johnny Wayne 270 Reymmg Mufynnezob mo ze: 255 245 286 Reynolds Reynolds Debbve Ann 255 Mm Ann Job Reynolds Nancy Irena 306 Reynolds, Ruth Ellen 159 Rhoads Peggy 205 ZSI, 255 273 244 Rhoda, Kevin Srmfh lql Rhodes usfy IB9 Rump. Russell Russell Laffy Mmm ano :sv ,Claudia sue zoo . Harry Jmes 203 Russell. Linde 306 Russell Russell Russell Russell Edmon Rufhar Rmher Ru+led Ruyls. Ruzqa, .Marqaref E, 255 , Mwchnel Wayne 341 Phyllis E 305 Sally K 273 ds, Vwunn Anne 306 foord, James K 272 ioord, Rebecca H 306 ge Jean Damse 255 Nm, Jane 294 Pafrwcua 299, I43, l7B I79 Ryan, Am Cmvm sob Saba Pamela Jean I 70 Sobens, Jane Ann 272 255 Sabin, Solara Sollee. Kem O I97 Anthony :Qu Gary Dale nov Sample. Larry DW sv Samson. Fredenci: G 274 Sanchez. Snpfredo 107 Sandberg, Peggy ZQQ D Rhodas HaroldJ Jr Job Rwce Jane? Sue 255 Rmhefd, Reqmld L nb-1 Rwchsrds Dewd 3Ob 273 Rmhards Teresa Ann 306, I74 Richardson Becky 306 Rlcherdson, Chnsvme 301: Rmhnrdson, CWM L 205 Rmrmdfon, om, 294 Rwchnrdson Dorothy N 255 R,cn,,fdm Mefgmm sz Rmheson Malmdu Sue I73 Rnechocll Pm 235 Ramen Mm, zw Rwanoehl Ronald Wayne Z7l Rrevdorf PaulE Jr 201 Ruefmen MwchnelG 27I Rnffkmd Mvchael Curl I99 Sanders, Donna Rose 270 272 SAnderS. Kafhryn T U73 3l9. ISO. 25l 255. 245 Sanders. Lee Andrew I77 Sanders. Lmda J. 275 SM-def, Mmgmv J I73 Sanders, Mmm Lynn 27N Sanders, Tummhy 34I, I64, I I8 Sandock, PnulS 226 Sandusky Thomas E was Surgenv Sally 192 Safgenf, Timothy C 3IO Saunders, Dnwd 3I5 Savnqe, James AIM 143 IQI Suv-nv Rose Elaine 306 Schaefer Davwd Robert ZIB Schafer Dame! Lee 294 Schufzman, Thomssf 203 Rlggs, .le :weve Drake 306 272 Rwley sfmn ours no Rmemn Dam! .J IIS mf, Rohm euqm so R,m,l.Q,f wen sum zob Rmgwaxd Rverder Rwslex, M Ame W 294 272 Smvaf 34N HB .cFae1Aron 299 Roark Conner Elayne 294 Robbms Robem Rcbens Rnbem Robem Robsms Roberwo Roberfno Robevfso Roblmcm Rsbmsm Robmson Robmson Rob-mon Gregory JOM vb-1 272 Cmdy l79 Howard Ewesf 273 ZI6 JOM Edward 294 272 270 Lynette nw T9rvV A llc? n C4rQImaF I7O r Ru'dnN H 294 n RQ, Raymond 24212 277 n Samuel D JIS AHJQM l87 CaroYAnr l7Z 224 ZS! James Thomas JN5 Robert Wm 209, 235 Wwlllsm Earl EIO Scan. Saou Scott. Dewd Wm 277 Elxzabefh Ann 255 Jocquelme F 270 Paul Stephen 294 IBO Scum, Scan, Ronnn 255 Scam Susan K 220 Score Sywm 306 Scon, Thomas Wilson Q3 270 Seal, John N03 IZO WZI ZOO IOI Seve. Kerry Kaohlean 255 Sedum Chfford Eugene 137 Sedleuecl Pawn F 275 Seger, KenhJ 226 Seger, Mnrvm Lee 277 Seger Seder, Robert 299 277 Theresa Marie 255 Roccva Twa Jo 272 255 RQCHLH Wlhgrv D Jr 294 Rodecap Deborah 310 Rodecap. Rebecca Roy NO Rodwmd Dons Ann WSE KSC? Roe Wm Howard ISS Semfued John 164 Sem, Brenda Suzeffe 306, 224 Sendalwmk. Eunice Ann 294 Seng John 277 Swmqef MU, Am 255 Serban Mmbnel Thomas ll? Ser? Mnnlyn 305 SeevIam1fa,Joseph C 273 Seyfrvad Carol Sue J06 Single, AM 305 284 Zeb Shagtey EN-zebefb 205 ShaVMoI. Scan IQ7 Shane Joe BIO snmey John Douglas uso Schell, Michael A, 2OI Sthunl, John Harrison 203 Schepers. Glen R. IBO Schepers. Rebecca S, I73 Scherb, Barbara Ann 294 Scherer, Barbara 294 Schneler, Joyce Ellen 306 Schiff, Sharon L. 275 Schvllwnq, Myra Ann 255 Schluier, Margaret Ann I79 Schmm. Larry sob Schweiz. sfephen F 299 Schmid, Rea Ruchard JIS, l8'? Schmid, Ronald Gene I89 Schmidt Kenneth AA 75 Schrmdf. Roberfa K 294 U62 Schrmrlar, P51305 Schmutfle, Pafncua C l59 Schm:9z,Chr1shne M. I75, I74, 272 scmff, Mary Lynn 294 272 Schnaufer Joanna Ruvh Ibb Schneider, Ann C l70 Schmeders, Jane Agnes 306 Schoolsy, Janet Elame 30h Schopmeyer, Donna May 27I Schopmsyer Lee I89 Schoppel. Janet R. Ibb Schrader, Bernard W I85 Schroeder, Marsha M, 2I9 Schuessler Consfancs 255 Schusssler, Donald Ray ZOI Schulh, Deborah Jean 205. 3I9, 245 Schulfz. Jeanne Marne KID Schulh. Mvchael H8 Schmu, Ruben C, IB7 Sthumacher Joan M 255 Schuster, Nancy Ann 275 Schwarh, Barbara Ann 255 Schwnrfz, Jane Anne lbb Schwarfz. John Reber! 306 Schwarz, Kam Eng I9I Schweuclari, Mary Lee l62, 273, 255 Schwenk, Helen Theresa 305, 270 Schwenl Pafncua I79 Scrrcle, Jan Francss IIS Scott, Bsvh Ann l7O Sharp, Newman R 299 Shauqhnassy, James M I56 Shaw Dons Whwfworfh 306 Shaw, Peter Wxlluurn 90 W7 Shaw Pmlnp Menon 306 Sheckies, Ronrue GYenn 7B Sheets, Carol Jean 306 Sheen Mnnlyn 294 Sheen. Dranne BH Sheldahl, Charles 5 277 Sheldon. Mer lou E 306. 205. EIQ, K37 Y SheUee. Jerry 294 shame, MN, I uw Shelton Thomas Lee 3IO Shepherd, George R 306 Shepherd Haidon Lee 164 Shepherd Rodney emu zoc Sher-dan Michael Lee 306 Shenden. Sharon Pruce 306, 272 shaman, Nancy Lynn 255 Sharron Neal Sfsven V69 Sherwood Ronald Gena 203 smmds, Beverly D zw Shneids. Fred Arthur 294 Shnmnla, Thomas A 294 smpmm John Arthur Z2 Shlreman Jeana Glemre 305 Shvley. Smfyl own, zzo Shoemaker. Mfchael L I87 Shape, Mary Jane 174 Sham, Phmp Kyle IBO Shoulfz. Glenda Joyce 306 Shcuse. Elmne Meme JI9 Shave, Franc-5 John 270 Showers em Lynne 43, N51 Shreeve Debra Jo ZV8 Shmm Patmos J 306 Shuler. Sharron Rae P 3Ob srmm, Mafqmfc 255 Slumas. Sonora 294 Sxebenmorqnn Lrbby I7J Svebsnmorgen P54115 no sv 90 Swlofu. James Man N5 Sxlcoci, Roberta Jean '70 I79 Sflls Paul Denms 299 Smal, Mary Am. 24:4 Simmons James F 2947 Simmons John Wrllmm 294 Simmons Robert Elsfon B7 Svmms, John Davud 294 WI sum, sm Lynn 301 Sm-wpson Conn-a Ann 2:5 smpwn, Judah Duane 235 smpm, vmdm L rw Sums M,f,of.e my 294 Smdunr Dawd Lee 294 Snncfanr. Orva Prev 25l 273 2 Smcleur, Ronde Lualla Hb s.ndw.nq,f mud L 271 Snnn JOM Wesley 3:5 27I Smnon, Cnro!yn Faye 294 Smnnvv Jul., E45-me 307 Smnovf Robeff Leu 299 5.5L Lloyd em 107 SW Karen Shu, Yung 255 Skaggs Dale Thomas 294 Skvbba, John Robert 299 skmef, arena. Joyce uw Skinner. Em: Lamar 7b Skim-er Tlmofhy Dale lan Sluna, Tama Robeson 270 Slafer, Rfchard Alan ZOI Slavens, Charles John 299, 277 Shvens, Hcrlana J. 255 Slezal, Edward Frank N00 IOI Sluder, Mwchaelf 294 Sly. Almem Rnynene 307, I7b Smalley. sherry Lee 271 SmlUN.Ar1rlB 307 Srmth, Am Ann 294 Smrfh. Cefhsnna L, 299 Smith, Cheryl 294 Smifh. Chrus Leon 90 McBride. Chrysann 255, 273 Smirh, Smith. Smnh, Smith. Smifh, nm: Arihur 2944 zoo D.bQf.+. Kaya :sq Dennis Wm. 277 Frank I09, I87 Frederick 294 Smlfh, Gml D, 205 Srmfh. Ganeffe C. 273 Smsvh, Garland B. 310 Smufh, Gary Albert 34I, I I5 Srmfh. Gayle 307 George Edward lub. 294, 341, 273, Stafford, Rose 294 Stafford, Teresa Ann lbb Suggs, shmn 205 Staleyl 5111.9 J. 1279 Suley. Ruby 307 Sfallman, Robert Glenn 203 Sfanflsld, Arlus L 3I5 Sfarus1.Judlfh K. 307 Sfanhay. Kenneth Dale 307 Siunsbuvy Teddy Joe 294, 191 Sfar, Alvce Jo 275 Siarl. Karen 255 Sussen. Glorua J. 255 Sm1,John Amhqny 7b Sfaub, Janet Eleanor 294 Svaulfar. Gurdon B7 Sfaele, Claudra 255. 275 Sfeele, Mama 307 Steele, Susan E, I74 Sisenerson, Gerald A. U2 Siem. Alan l5b Sveinhcus, Jerrold M. 307, N56 Svephens. Larry nc. un Sfepnens, Marilyn 294 Svephanson, Mary E 255 Sfephensun, Thomas IBS Sieffler, Chad 295 Sfefflev Stevens Sfevens , Jnll 307 , Deborah K I70 .Lester E, IQI Sfevens. PBTBY J. 299 Sievenson, Davud James 191 Stevenson Karen 299 Svswm, Joe ww-B 310 Sfewarf Jr, Wllllam L 29? Sfewerf, Lmda Susan 295. 272 Siawari. Marlene 255 Sfewarf, Rem Darlene 255 270 Shlabowel Mmhnel E 299, 284, 2811 Shmson. Pamcws L, 226 Shnneif, Dsvud Allan lbs, 164, Blq, ZSI 272, 249, 352 S1m:h,Pm27l Siockwelf, Tom A. 299 swam, Saxly Ann 255 StoNerow, Sandra 307 Sfone, Dnvud Leslue I89 sem, Ruley R zvo Smne, 5.11, 173 sfmbndge, Norma 295 Sionen Sandra K, 307, 255 Sioops, Robert Randall I97 Sfrcfford Glen 295 Sfrnley. Harry Edward 27, 307. 284 285 ZOI. 285 Smmon, Mm A. IQ7 sum, sfeprm xwef 295 aw 245 Sway, Mary Kaye 272 Sfnbualu, Ellen Marne 295 Shwcklnnd Leslle C. 299 Strickland, Thomas D 299 Sironoler Andrew 299 Stroud. Paul Dawd 87 I86 187 sem Rick zvs 272, 213 sffynsf, Chew! Elwe 255, zvo sfubbf sheffenv aw sfucuwm, Roy S. zwq smile, wma Lee sus, 211 sf.,mm.chef, Mberf C me Smlrz. Dwa Anim zvw sfwnel. LW, AIM 273 Sfurgeo n Suzanne 255 Sudnc, Pamela Jean I75 Sullivan. Joanna K. 255 Sullwnn, M1chnelC, 295 SuHrvan,Pe9r1cl277 Su1iwsn SfaphenE IBO sumbfy, Roosmn Jr we Summers, Marcm Jean 307 r, Karen N79 sunken, sfmn Ray 203 summ, Judy Lea 255 Sutherland Elfzabefh 270 Sufphm, John E, 307 s..fph.n, Lmda sem 273 Suffon. John Bruhl IBO Sutton Peggy Anne 255 swam Tracy C 295 Isla Svuhra, Ru-:bard Thomas 90, I85 swam Mnchael Ray 3I5 271 Sweet Wnllwam Gwbson N07 lUb Swm, Cmryn 307 Swmslmsmer. Rober1J 27N Swunford. Marvun Fmnl 310 Swondef. Peggy Jean 307 Sm--uca Curl A. 273 Szymunskw DuaneJ 233 209 231 usz, nas smvh, G-Iona Jean 307 smm., efevfnen nov sum. um, Jewell :az usa SmAh4 Joseph Sfork 294 273 Smith. Jr. George E IBO 270 Smnh, L Smnh, L awrence C. 3I5 ucmdu 274 Smnh Mark Alun 294 Smxvh, Murhn Joseph 233, 23I Smnh, R Sm-eh, R Smnh, R ebeccs Sue 273 oben Paul 277 ormld A, I77 IO7 dex Syd 166 Teresa L, 255 wrllrern Leroy 277 ey Mrle F, so, we '. Oren John 233, 209. 231 iarbara J. 297 rass, Marsha Kaye 307 Plnllrp Jeel 1.54 r, Br-ren Kerth 191 r. Ellen Max1ne307 Waller r James Myron 299 r.Me1anleJo 173 r,R1c1ly Lynn 341, 307, llb qu1st,Dav1d A 294, 341 218 270 r. Steven 341, IBO, 11B an,Vl1r1l1M1chele 310 eer. John Cralq 187 on, Robert I-lenrr 294. 284. 285. 201, wood. Cynthla Sue 255 t Mona 99 's. Terry Lee 187 ,6r. Charlotte A. 307 Ler, Karen 5, 307 lel. Ronny S, 156 1, Brenda C. 170 1er,Dav1d J 273 Iler, Deborah L 249 352 1r,JanetE 174 255 r. Denlse Kay 307. 270. 272 ger, Llnda 307 gstun Nancy L, 294, 216 geon. Thomas Louls 69 ', Patrlcla Ann C. 307 ord. Charles 1 197 ard, Dessle L P. 272 5, a, Dlane L 93. 255 Candace 255 Debby laey 255 le, John 315 rn, Judy Ann 307 1nner,M11le C IBO, ISI or. Chandra V 169 or, Deborah C, 255 or. Doug A 101 or, Elarne 177 tmeler Wllllarrl H 109 oarqe Erancrs Lea 295 oarqe Larry B 273 nant Jacll Frank 299 ell, Alan B 315 -ell, Deana Lynn 170 'el1, Nrna Marla 272 3 Mlchael Gene 180 Jos, Ronald Carroll 274 le, Teresa Jane 255 272 ma, Susan Luctlle 295 mas, Cynthla Jean 160 272 -mas, Ernest Lee 295 IBI1 lmas. Gary Wayne 123, 120. 109 108 rrrlas, James Wesley 315 1mas.Joan Patton 116 lrnas, Joanna Ruth 272 xmas. John L 341 lrrlas Ltlrth Ann 295 1mas,Man Wlllrarrl 203 xmas, M1chae1Dew1tt 116 smas, Paul Eugene 233, 209 231 xmas. Robert John 69 116 :mas Steven B 310 :mas Thomas Clay IOI amas, Tonas 76, 103 zrnpson Cnrrerrne E 205 273 :lmpson Ellzabeth E 255 ompson.Jac1 Edward IO7 ompson. Joseph Lee 341. 310, 115 187 ompson Judlth Lynn 295 ompson Klrrl John 299 ompson, Roger G Jr 315 Orrtpson Thomas J, 199 187 orrlburg Jerome 295 orntort, Darrel 299, 277 rasher, Arthur R. 185 ureanos JamesC 315 gne. Kathleen 307 llett, Terry Dale 41 llett, Thomas Leslre 201 mllo. Sharon Ann 170 mm Douglas Lee 310 Trngley, Pelrrere Lynn 272 Tlslow, Pamela 5 295 Toblas, Nancy Jaan 307 Todarotl. Kathee 179 Todd, Robert Chester 93 187. 236 Tolllver, Kathy Mae 295 Tomeclro, JoAnn 310 Tomllnson Jo Ellen 255 Tomllnson, Rhea 299 Topete, Ralph Mlchael 299, 191 Touchton Terr Dodson 272 Tovsen Jr Wtllrarn 5 116 reyyle, erealey P, 203 Tranbarger. Ann Irene 255 Traub, Patrlcll Joseph 272, 251 Travers, Davld E, 81, BO Treber. Robert Steven 299 Trent, Bonrlle Jane 307 Trgovlch Judtth A, 255 Trlbbett, John Robert 295 I97 Trre., Anthony Joseph 271 Trrppet, Bruce lc 307 Trltch.Jan1r:e Loulse 295 Trotter, Judlth Ann 272 Trotter. T0byJ 205 235 Trout, Eva 295 Trout James Andrew 90 Trout. Sharon Loulse 307 Trowbrldge, Marvln D 310 Troxel, Nancy Jane 295 2134 272 25 348. 286 Trueblood Eleanor Ann 255 Trueeleed, Nancy 307 Trueblood Sarah 295 Truelova Cecr1R 274 Tryon, Jantce Lee 307 Tuc1ler,W1ll1arn Jake 299 Tul:1ler,W11l1arrl W 273 Turleylrll, Edward Rey IBO Turner. Cora Marle 255 Turner, Ernanuel L 182, 1B3 Turner,Mar1l203 Turner Mrchael 341 B7 113 Turner. Robert 76 Turner, Steven 203 153 Turney, Jan Seen IBS ryrrng, Stephen lcerln 295 Uhl Stevan Charles 191 Uhlhorn. Harrlet C 270 272 U1lery,Jenn1ter307 U1r1ch.Constarte Lyn 310 unaerweee Mreneel Rey 307 Underwood Susan Jane 307 178 Llpe1.1e Wm 5 zww Llrley Gary Edward 273 urley 68ra1d1ne307 un Douglas Allan 2515 Utterback Danny W 154 Vaal Dlane Loulse 272 270 Vaal Rebecca 295 Vaccaro Charles T 116 Vall, Mary 273 Vallll Ch6ry1395 245 Val1lo.Cynth1a 307 Vallandlrtgharn Rrcll 185 VanAllen. Mary E 179 153 VanAllen, Patrlcla A 179 VanEtten. Carolyn L 295 VarlLan1ngham D1ane255 VanLue, Nancy 295 VanTassel Evelyn 307 Vana KevlnJ 341 Vanarsda1l.6lenn John 194 Vance, Mtchael Jay 75 164 Vanhosser 307 Vaughn Mary E M 307 Vaughn Stephante Dawn 226 275 Ve1t1,Clndl 205 Verm1ll1on,Dlanne L 255 Vernort.W1l11arn 307 Vertrees Steven Ray 295 Vlecll Maureen Ann 295 295, 284, 186 I, 244. vrgneeeln Nancy Merre lea Vlllars, Donna Rose 307 249, 352 Vlna Kevln 116 Vlncent Gatl Delalne 255 Vlncent, Mllle 251 vrneent, Mreneel Hugh 87 Volgt Thomas A. 295 Volllsh, Raymond John 76 79, 191 Volpert, Sharon Ann 310 Voorhls, Roger Warren 73, 196, I97 veylee, Verda J, 140 Wade Deborah MeCe11rsler 178, 24 134. 135, 270, 136 Wade, Mlchael Stephen 307 273 Wadsworth,Clrt1'ord D 315, 271 Waggoner, Terry Lee 166 251 255 Wagner, Mary Vlrqlnla 255 Wagner, Rebecca Sue 251 25 Waldlolesser Lrnda 307 Walden Derlre G 295 welarrage Tlnernee 271 Wa11ng,Caro1Ann 179 Wal1ng.Joyce lcey 295 Weller crerg 4 271 Weller, Deurrl slerne 2515 Waller, Denne Rere 295, 255 Wa11ler,Eugen1a 3-35 Waller Jeffrey Allen 277 WaI1ler.Mr:haelL 307 315 Walker Rebecca Ann 158 273 255 273 244 246 Sondra Ka 179 Webster ThomasJ 197 Weddle Charles R 299 Wettenstette BruceE 273 Wagner Donna Gale 255 Welnbrecht. John T IO9 Welne, Duane 255 Welner. Lee 327 wereneer Peggy Ann 311 We1she1t.Altce Ann 307 255 Welsrnan Donna 311 Weller, Mary Ellen 255 Wells, Deborah Lynn 295 Wells Janet M 255 Wells. Kathleen 307, 273 Wente, Robert Bohn 2275 Wentzel, Robert John 315 Werne, Keyln Lee 307 Werner, Terry Lee 315 Wessell. Margaret rylery 255 West Bradley 315 West Henry Lee 3ll West Pamela Drana 226 Western MaryJ 166 Westra, Mar1lJ 295 Wheat, James Blalne 299 Wheeler, Gary Lee 187 Wheeler Rebecca Jo 173 Wheeler Shella A 255 Whetstone Roberta L 295 Whtrledge, Mule Eugene 295 Whltaller Ena Merle 255 Whttaler Mary Lynn 24 25 251,272 Wlndmlller, Lynne M 272 352 Wrntray Delorrs 169 Wlnslow Vaughn E 295 wrnstead Greare Earl 194 W1nter.Dav1d Math1as300 Wlsdom Margaret R 176 W1sley.Thomas Oral 90 Wrnrner, Davld ZOO Woaber Ann 311 Woerz Pau1T 101 274 Wolte Stephen Wm 69 341 lla Woltred Sue 308 weng, Lrnne 205 Wood Davld 300 195 Wood. ony Lynn 300 Wood Joe 233 231 Wood. Roberta Lee 179 Wood Thorrlas Charles 109 190 191 Wood Wllllarn lvtlchael 296 Woodall Janet Sue 296 Wooden Brenda Jean 255 Wooden Kathleen E 303 Woods Jeanne 308 Woolsey Margaret L 251 255,270 Woolse y, Peggy 255, 273 252 Worlrrlan Bruce R 201 Whltcornb, Stuart M 295. 274 Whrte, Deanna Kay 308 Whrte Llrlda D1ana30B Whlte Lonnle 177 Whlte Pa0lDay1d 295 Whrte Peggy Sherl 273 Whlte. Ronda Jean 272 Whrte, Themes I97 r V Wallace. Allen 189 Waller, R1c1lC 203 Walllng, Donald Edw1n295 Wallrs, Stephen Ray 295 254 2915 Wallpe Mlchael Jerrres 307 Walser 5haronE 226 209 Walsh Kathleen 295 174 Walsh Kathleenhrt 295 Walter J V 352 Walter, Robert Davld 299 189 Walter Susan 307 Walters, Carl Edgar 272 251 352 Walters Walters Robert D 314 Wesley Todd 315 Walton l3ennre3e255 wennrnger Stephen Lee 272 273 245 2413 352 Ward Anlneny Wayne 299 277 Ward, Brand L 315 Ward. Jeanene 306 werne Stephen Arthur 273 Warner Janet Sue 307 Warner Neneyc 170 Warner Rrchard 1-leyyere 277 Warner Ruth Anne 295 Warner Thomas Donald 311 273 252 286 Warthan.CharlesE 68 69 341 120 123 116 weenrngten Crergs 311 weenrngten LrndeE 2525 272 left Werlnngrnn Pelnerea 1715 wernnglan Ruben 107 Wassel Watlllns Wathlns Mary 5 255 Charles R 156 Gregory Franl 233, 231 Watson, Elreebern Ann 209 255 werren, Gary alen 270 Watson, Larry 201 Watson Lewls 295 Watson Llnda Jo 295 204 205 136 63 348 Watson Prrscllla Ann 307 Watson Thorttas H 271 270 Waugh Clara Sue 93 Waugh. Donna L 271 Wayne Ted F 154 Weatherhclt Patrlcta 307 Weathsrs Carol M E 307 Weaver B111 203 Whltehead Ann Delor1s255 Wh1tehead,Rlchard I-1 315 Whltelaw Ouent1nJ 153 Whltenacl Donna Edna 272 Whltenacl John R Jr 341 116 Wlclstrom Denrlls Lee IB7 Wleland John Bernard 116 Wlqglns Benetta Joyce 308 166 245 Wrlber, John 352 W11co1l,D1ana 1v1arle255 Wlldman Marll Leslle 203 werrrnen Wynetle Key 296 272 wernrel Dena M1chael29b wngnr e-ery Wayne 191 wnglrr lr,y.n 107 wngnr Julre Ann 270 wrealenslr, Barbara J 311 wunaerlren, Denrel lr 295, 274 wunaerlrelr, Frances L 275 Yarnall Thomas r 30a Yates Janlce Leune 308 Yenna Robert Deyeyne 30s Weaver, James 274 Webb, Brenda Joyce 307 Webb. Larry Davld 315 Webber, Donna Kay 307 Weber, Sharon Ann 255 Webster Charles D Jr 307 Webster Marl Wayne 299 vyrlanage Leurss 315 Yoder vrelre Lynn 300 York Rebecca Lou 308 Yorl 'Steven M 201 verl Terry 270 Yost Dennn crerg IBO Yost Jelre Chrlstlne 99 Young Belrnde Colleen 251 Yeung Bennle 174 Young Cheryl Jane 273 Young Donald Me- 296 Yeung, Eredrlc o 203 Young Jeelre lreger 271 Young, Mrelreel Vernon 112 Young Pernae L 205 Young vrelre Anne 3023 Younts Dennls 315 Yu Chung 1-lea 273 Yurrtrc Judlth Ann 296 Yust Allan Yent 203 Wrlhelrn Dennls Martln 309 Wlllham James Leslle 299 Wrllrams Betty Lou 308 255 Wllllams Carl Eugene 295 273 Wllllarns Crystal B 24 25 176, 150 Wllllams Deborah lf. 275 W1ll1arns,Glenda Sue 303 VV11lrarn5,1'1oward F 341 118 Wrlllarns Howard F Jr BB 87 wrllrerne Jerry Wayne 191 Wllllams Johnnle A 295 Wrllrarrls Joseph F 295 Wllllarns Joseph Lee E8 87 VV11l1arrls Jullus John 1613 W1lI1arns,Jl.1ne272 Wllllarvts, Kathy Grace 311 205 Wllllarns Lrnda Lou 162 vyrllrerne Lynn Mar1e31l Wllllems R1ChardE 295 Wllllams Robert C 199 Wllllarns Ronald L 199 Wllllarns 5arnantha J 317 W1lllams,5tephen Lee 300 W1l11arns,Steven Lee 18 165, 134 245 Wrllrarn son Bradtord D 295 wrllmen lane lrey 205 273 Wllls rylreneel Lloyd 184 las 273 vyrlle Wm Warren IB5 Wrlmes Rebecca Faye 295 Wllson, Deane Evelyn 3061 270 Wtlson, Deborah 308 Wllson. Holly E 270 Wrlson, Janet Sue 273 Wrlson Karen Lourse 159 Wllson Kent 107 Wllson Llnda 300 Wrlson Polly lne! F 295 Wllson, Sue Ellen 166 w.ll Jayne elerne lee Zeleewe John Stephen 11217 Zabloc1n,Mrchae15 272 Zenaer hleney lrene 162 272 Zbrowslll Darrell 199 Zeller Betty 306 Zener Stanley Deyra 273 Zerbe Ratrrcta Lourse 255 Zregler B111 101 Zlelerl John Albert 300 274 Zreq Eran1rB 277 Zlmrrlerman Marll R 201 Zlolllowshl LlndaL 295 zrpe rlrernes P 277 191 Zlrzow Douglas Albert IO9 Zlatos Wm Eran1273 Zrnyslo Zorca Carol Anne 92 Cynfnre Lee 155 Wlltlang. Carolyn M 295 wrrnrner Nancy Jean 273 Wrnchell Mary Anne I73 Wlndle Anne Reed 270 Zwerner, ann Chrrstrne 205 Zwerner Mary 308 270 Zwerner Nancy 205 Zyrnele cerel 1717 255 347 l ll l Il l l 3 348 Since we couldn'l decide which plclure ol Linda Warson lo use on lhe Greek Glamour page, were using This jusl be- cause we llke il. Parting we wanfed +0 use some of 'rhese pic+ures jusf because we liked ihem. some are used 'ro give people a liH'le nudge Jroward progress. l sf . , V 'Xl Y ,.,,, ' , Ccffsig Q. v - - Q: OM esahlblk Booby prizes 'rhls year were awarded lo Syca- more slaller Anile Gar- rigus and Sfafesman edi- 'for Nancy Troxel, who were always hol off lor onl The presses. Bolh were nolorious lor pul- ling up false lronls. r Q, L N -. x x .X VK, 4 -X x'-. ' ' V- ' -L X-lx CN xc 16 0 K ' X X ww. A K M X ,. . s .,,. ,X , WV: .H J -A .x figs. FNS JS .N . 1 These barber colieqe eiurns were CUT shori oi business as fhe long locks look appeared lasiinq. They miqhi have said iii-lair Today. gone iornorrowfi buf since They didnih we will. 4'LlQ-iQ :gc::cx.n..cr: This Deha Sigma Thefa ex- presses surprise eirer receiv- ing a qiff paddle from the Kappa Alpha Psi men. 349 N I I I L Jus? as cloflwes and hair' sfyles go mn and OUT of fashion, so do some CSVTNFDUS evenfs, Tlws couple Vande-zvoused af Hue Blue and Whnfe Dance. which phayed ifs swan song flwis year. ' YW Tiiitffv Sl ,. 1' fw JV? :ff L ,N P' 5 , -f' x M 3145 1, , WY' I , 'fu W - q-we-1 'Raul K A --1K4 T Qi 2 ,L,,ux. D 'xl' Tlne marlcel for umbrellas opened up af Shale las? year. lll Sparlcelles used Them in a half-+ime rou+ine: l2l Reeve lwallers pro- 'recfed 'rlweir heads from a wel snowfall: and l3l commencemenl viewers found slweller from llwe lwof June sun and maybe cauglwl a few lnours sleep. In 5 rare emergence From lwer slnreud ol smog, Terre lmlaule-'s glimmer re- sembles flue Emerald Clly of Oz rallwer llwan lhe Hoosier Clly of Sin, l Ode To Lloyd And so for Lloyd We'll make This quick, We know of course You geT a snick be From pasT due deadlines, Pix uncropped, Boring headlines Thinking yes BuT play oh no' The sfaff was always sef To go Cavorfin around The office floor, When Thinking sfopped. m Peeking fhrough HesTer's bafhroo door. Teasing Debbie abouf her bunnies And ofher more prolific funnies. Driving everyone roofy-kazoo . . . My god, This office is a zoo! And nof To menTion Dr. B. He's iusf as franTic as heican be. The grill cooks, Too, know Lloyd's dilemma Pearl and Mary and even Emma. Our fame has spread across The land From William and Mary To The Rio Grande. From Minneap To Mississipp We've given everyone our lip And so The end is drawing nigh When Nieharf gefs This bill, he'll die. And even Though This year's been LONG, Nof all our efforfs wenf wrong. - TSHARLAN 1971 Sycamore Staff Lloyd Long ......................... Bob Brown ..... Anifa Garrigus . .. Bill Briggs ...... Wayne Perry ..... Sheri Payne .... Dave STinneTT .... Jan Margason ..... Paula TPJJ Harden . Tim Harlan ..,... Lynne Windmiller.. Mary Jane Forsyfhe Tim Kelley ....... Debbie Spindler .. Nancy LaTfa ... Dale Binford . . . Charlie Brown ..... ..........ediTor . .associafe edifor .associafe edifor . . .sporfs edifor ......copy edifor .....phoTo ediTor .business manager ..........evenTs ..........evenTs .....fraTerniTies . . . . . . .sororifies . .residence halls . . .organizafions . . .organizafions seniors, academics and adminisfrafion . . . . .cover design ..assisTanTsporTs Donna Villars ....... .............. . ............. i ndex PHOTOGRAPHERS STeve Wanninger ......,....,....... chief phofographer John Wilber Paul Grimes Mac Moore Chuck Lingenfelfer Bruce Brown JJ Walfer Audio-Vi al Cenfer And Thus if ends, The mosT franTic, exciTing, depress- ing, worrisome and saTisfying, lonely and friend-full year possible in a college career. RaTher Than launch inTo a Tirade ThaT would bore all buf a few friends, l'II iusf Thank people. Dr. Boyd - Tor Two years of being m acfing faTher, adviser, advisor, and friend. He wafched me grow a loT as I learned a loT abouT ediTing yearbooks. Anifa - for Two years as my personal secreTary lhall, chauffeur, and confidanTe. Bob Brown and Bill Briggs - BB8iBB became assisTanT ediTors lasT year To help wiTh The cenTennial hisfory. This year. as associaTe ediTor and sporTs edifor, They have given The sTaTf a sTeadiness, wiThouT which The book could noT have been compleTed. T Wayne Perr g my Fiji liTTle broTher, who ably sTe ped in when John Brewer guiT from The overload of being copy ediTor of boTh The Sycamore and The STaTesman. Wayne has been a brillianT organizer and will be an asseT To The '72 sTafT. Sfeve Wanninger - chief phofog Sfeve always had The exTra picTures we needed and hosTed needed arTies when The Tension goT To be Too much. FJ and Jan - compleTed Their evenTs secTion despife Their lack of minor deTails lDeTailsl DeTailsll like pic- Tures. Nancy LaTTa P- helped me go crazy wiTh The greaTesT of ease. Tim Harlan - my zany oTher half of The Bobbsey Twins and The Alpha Phi Gamma secreT handshake. Traveling anywhere from Minneapolis To Mississippi STaTe U. To downTown Alexandria only gave us more experience in The ways To drive people insane. Rex, our Taylor rep -- Thanx for sending us To Dallas . . . and undersTanding our Tardy shipmenTs.' Now Thaf l've successfully converfed many of The male sTafTers inTo Fiiis, and The Sigma Kappa, Alpha Chi and independenT girls inTo Fiii Big BroThers,' l can Thank Rick Chaney for noTicing how iT can im- prove a sfaff. inally, l can make my lasT apology for nof going home for vacaTions and weekends. lT's donell And now l won'T be hunTing for any more red pens. , ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ lllong. - II ' ' ' ,I II - I ,T I I I I I I I I N I ,I I , , , . ll v ggxl I I I J II I I l . .Q II Y I I II ' ' IRI , I I Il II 'I . III , ' IIII' I' I W, I I. . III I . I I I I I I. WI II . I I I I III I I I ,ig .II 7 IIIII EI In I Il Il ,I II II I II III I I III I I , ' I .+I 1-l .I -..p I 135 il -41-'- ,. -lg-1g!.1h.