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

Text from Pages 1 - 372 of the 1979 volume:

WHERETHEHELLISISU? A +wo-par+ answer: I. In Torre Hume. you say. Some people don'f know Hut They +hink ISU is in Bloomin fan or worse yet Illinois. How- ever, Ingiana S+a+e has earned ifs place on +he map ?hrough Hs achievements in sports. academics. and Hue communi+y. 2. How. you say? Okay. I979 signals +he end of a decade in which fhe ci+y and +ha school have grown and prospered. Universi+y properfy grow+h rose from 72 acres in I969. +0 9l acres fhis year. The main campus s+re+ches from Third +0 Sevenfh S+reefs. bordered by Tippeca- noe and Cherry on +he norfh and soufh. Enrollmenf has gone up and down and +ui+ion has gone up. ISU +oday offers degrees in six schools. Olympic gold medal confender. Kur+ Thomas brough+ fame +0 +he universi? while hoosier hys- +eria hif new heig fs waiching Larry Bird and +he Sycamores win naHonal acclaim. We have only +ouched on +he many changes of +he decade. We can only hope +ha+ now +here is no doubi in any- one's mind abouf where +he hell ISU is. 7mew... Amwaxx E 3 h CONTENTS In+roduc+ion I Even'Is I 2 Homecoming 20 Miss Ebony 34 Tandemonia 49 Miss ISU 52 Graduafion 60 News 62 People relaxing or playing on fhe Quad when H's nof quife green SporIS 67 Is a sure sign fhaI spring is on fhe way. Mr. ISU 74 An aerial view from gampys cafches fhe norfh cenfral parf of BaskeraII 78 Terre Hau're emersed In hazmess. Basketball - NCAA'S 84 Infernafionally known Kur+ Thomas will compefe in +he I980 Qymnadlcs 86 Olympics. Equally famous is his coach. Roger CounsiI. F'eId Hockey I 22 En+er+ainmen+ I24 Campus Revue I28 ConcerIs I34 Acad emics I 66 Living l 90 G ree ks 2 I 0 AI bu m 3 04 Seniors 306 Juniors 342 Index 352 Closing 368 reak Phi Del+'s l inning S+reak Affer winning +he cus+omary +rike race in I973. and losing if in I974, +he Phi Dells chalked up vic- +ories in I975. I976. and I977. Then along came +he SAE's who foolt +he checkered flag in I978. The res+ of Homecoming a+ ISU remained +radi+ional wifh I977 seeing +he revival of +he Blue and Whi+e Dance. Concer+s +ypically end +he weekend wi+h pas'r per- formers including Johnny Carson ll969l. The Carpen'rers ll972l. Frankie Valle and +he Four Sea- sons ll975l. and Tom Jones ll977l. Ano+her maior even+ is +he all- Greek producHon of Campus Revue. Accompanied by some con+roversy over +he winners. Campus Revue was won by +he Kappa Sig's in I974 while +his same fralernily didn'+ par+icipa+e in I979. In fact only six ski+s were presen+ed by combina+ions of I7 groups. Ol'her recurring even+s a+ lSU included +he Madrigal Dinner 3+ One of +he las+ concerts of I978 fea- Por+raying a blind girl. +his young lady '71 Chris+mas. books+ore nes' regis- +ured Coun'rry Boy. John Denver who was a member of +he ATO-phi O-DG :l +ra+ion hassles, Songfesl'. Tande- proved +0 beafavorl're here. Learn +ha+ look +op honors In Campus mania. and of course Commence- evue' men+. One ac+ivi+y +ha+ hasn'1' been repeafed since I969 was +he +ake over of flue Adminishafion Build- ing by seven people calling +hem- selves S+uden+s for a BeH'er Uni- versHy. And one ofher happen- ing all over +he counl'ry e sfreak- ing - has faded away. Partying is s+ill a popular ac+iv- i+y bu+ bars are s+ill off limil's +0 +hose under 2l. Going home on week-ends was also a popular ac+ivi+y bu+ was curbed over +he monfhs by foul wea+her and +he Winning Sycamores. m, .. A'r a rally following +he re+urn of +he Sycamores from Salf Lake. Presiden+ Lan Landini called +he feam splendid . a Some fans wai+ed af Hulman Cenfer as Warm weafher brings everyone ouf io many as +hree days +0 gef fronf row seafs +he Quad for frisbee. soffba or iusf for +he firsf nafionally +elevised game. plain relaxafion. a A ELL 3 A MeHing Po+ in Terre Hau+e Y x 3 H's been said +ha+ i+ +akes all kinds of people +0 make +hings work and in +ha+ aspeci ISU is like every o+her college in +he coun+ry. Besides +he variefy of na+ionali- fies represen+ed. +he fypes can fur+her be broken down +0 s+u- dyers and non-s+udyers. parfyers and non-parfyers. fans and non- ians. pareni's and non-parenfs. young and no+ so young. On +he whole. more women aHend college +oday +han 1'en years ago as do older people. ISU also has a program +hrough which inmafes from +he Federal Peni+en- fiary can earn degrees. One +hing is sure +0 be said abou+ +he s+uden+sz variefy is defi- nifely +he spice of life. The frue baske+ball fans waifed hours iand sometimes even daysi +0 gef +hese covefed. fronf-row seafs. Whaf is Ief+ +0 be said abou+ a feam +ha+ everyone +hough+ would go nowhere and ended up going everywhere? Including +he final game of +he NCAA Champi- onships in Sall Lake Ci+y. Every wri+er in +he counfry a+ one +ime or anofher has wriHen abouf +he nafions bes+ college players Larry Bird and his confinu- ous refusals +0 +alk +0 +he press. and Head Coach Bill Hodges, whose career record now sfands af 33-l. Their has been called a feam of des+iny. and were for awhile. called Number I. This roundball +eam broughl' new dimensions +0 +he words bas- kefball and exci+emen+. From November +0 March. +he cify and campus reeled wifh ioy over +he Sycamore success s+ory. Every s+ore. every window. every mar- quee shoufed of +he ball club's superioril'y. Hulman Cenier was packed +0 capaci+y fime afi'er +ime by hordes of s+uden+s and oceans of Haufians . Ancl +hey packed Hie house once more when ifrcouni'ed +he mosf: +0 welcome home +he Sycamores on March 27. affer +heir firsf hearfbreaking loss - in +he NCAA final game. People of all ages came +0 cheer +he +eam +ha+ day. By +hen. +he shock of +he loss had worn off and everyone' including +he +eam. was ready 1'o go a+ if again nex+ year. Even +he usually Silen+ Giant Larry Bird emceed +he rally wifh commen+s and iokes. If +he Sycamores were +0 go +0 +he NCAA final four every year for +he nexf +en years. i+ wouldn'+ be quil'e as excifing as +his year. This Jream and ifs young coaches were desiined for big +hings. They deserved all +he glory offered: +hey worked hard and played hard fogel'her - on and off +he court On one of +heir rare Fridays free. +he +eam made a guesl' appearance on +he Capiain Jack Show lWTHI's answer +0 Cap- +ain Kangaroo l. much +0 every- one's delight The sfarfing seven lyes. seven. See page 78l also made a brief TV film appropri- a+ely named +he MagnificeM Seven. This could be +he beginning of a baske+ball dynasfy. No ma++er wha+ +he fu+ure holds, Terre Haule will never be +he same. And +hese Sycamores will always be Number I in +he hear+s of everyone here. 5 , i l 6 :1 Vi. Capacify crowds anxiously awaHed +he fip-offs as Alex Gilbert used his 40 inch iump +0 s+ar+ +he games. Larry Bird hnd +he now famous +humH is largely responsible for +he nafional acclaim received by ISU. He was recrui+ed in I975 +0 play for +hen Coach. Bob King. Taking over +he crew of l3. assembled by his predecessor. Bill Hodges accom- plished whaf Bob King sef ou+ +0 do before being sfopped by illness - es+ab- lished ISU as a baskefball powerhouse. The Condi+ House. Iocafed on +he edge of +he Quad. is home +0 +he Universify's Presidenfs. Terre Hau+e boas+s of several farks wifh lakes or ponds and ffiendly duc Sporfcas+ers AI McGuire and Jim Simpson came +0 Terre Haufe +0 announce +he Sycamores firs'r nafion- ally felevised game. Former 'Sin Ci+y' Works a+ Cleaning Up Hs Ac+ No+ really +he eigh+h wonder of +he world Hhe only hole builf above +he groundL Terre Hau+e is a busHing. growing cify. In +he pas'r year. +here has been +he consfrudion and desfruc+ion of many buildings. The new Town Soufh Plaza on 4l Sou+l1 opened in +ime for +he Chris+mas buying rush, while +he new Vigo Coun+y Library opened in April. By +his August +he new Terre Hau+e Regional Hospi+al on Sou+h Sev- enfh S+ree+ should be ready for occupancy. Down+own los+ several sfores +0 demoli+ion buf worked on beau'rifying a s+re+ch of Six+h S+ree+ be+ween Cherry and Wabash. For +he s+uden+s of HS five col- leges, Terre Haufe offers a wide varie+y in parks. +hea+res. churches. shopping facili+ies. res- +auran+s. and of course, bars. The BaIIy-hoo was 51'? a popular place af+er ball games. bu+ equally pop- ular were +he RaHers, Simrellsl and Bo Disco. For +hose who affer living here for awhile s+ill can'+ find enough excifemenf. +he cen+rally locafed cify is an hour and a hahc from IndianapolisI +wo hours from EvansvilleI +hree hours from 51'. Louis. and four hours from Chi- cago and Cincinna+i. Many people complain abouf +he ci+y of Terre Hau're. bu+ ius+ as many people are proud +0 claim if as +heirwhome. Maybe Terre Haufe isn't +he armpif of +he Midwes+ af'l'er all. EVENTS Technology ciasses as pictured in I978 were ad ed 10 he program since Hm decade began. Confrovarsias were raised over +he I976 Tandamonia race. The games included W: pillow fight. by Kim Vollmer I3 I 4 DOWNTOWN In l8 I 7 +he new +own of Terre Hau+e presenfed a +ruly pioneer appearance. If is said +ha+ hisfory repea+s i+self. From +he looks of down- fown. hisiorical repe+i+ion is a def- ini'l'e possibilify. Going downfown used +0 be a pleasanf way +0 spend +he af'rer- noon. BM in its preseni' s+a+e a +rip downiown. from +he corner of 71+: and Wabash +0 +he corner of 4+h and Wabash. +akes 20 minu+es a+ a peaceful gait The eniire block picfured +0 +he righf used +0 be a +hriving par+ of +he Terre Hau+e business communi+y. Today all +hese sfores. excepi' for +he 1'wo af +he ex+reme Ieff of +he picture. are merely empiy s+orefron+s waifing for a fa+e similar +0 ihai' of +he Woolco ihaf used +0 be where +he empi'y space is a+ +he Ieff end of +he pho+o. Thai empfy space is now Hie parking Io+ pic- +ured below. .22262 Chea+harn Down+own In +he name of progress. passer- bys can now see clearly +hrough +0 Ohio Sf. This Io+ is no+ available +0 downiown shoppers even +hough if is prime space in Hie hub of +he remaining downiown shop- ping area. How can a cify +ha'r boasfs a 70.000 plus populafion. 35 public schools. 5 parochial schools. 5 collegemniversiiries. 6 medical facili+ies. l8 parks. 2I3 churches. 3 newspapers. 6 radio s+a+ions. 4 TV s+a+ions. 5 maior u+ili+ies and over I40 diversified indusiries siand by and wa+ch its own downi'own fall ior be bull- dozedi away +0 form an- endless s+ream of parking Iofs? A ci+y planning commiHee member was heard +0 say. In five years you won'+ recognize downfown Terre Haufe. And he's probably right Once you have seen one parking '0': you have pre++y well seen +hem all. Terre Hau+e is no'r +he only ci'ty facing +his problem. All over +he counfry. cifies are frying +0 revive +heir downi'own areas, bringing business back info +he ceniral business disfricfs. SIXTH STREET DEMONsmmoN mm ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION PROJEGTnm mmmm cane IMPROVEMENY mc. LANDPLUS WEST. INC. NI- L 3mm mm: mm CONTRACTOR LANDSCAPE ARCHrftm $1ch 3:? WM mm voaxromn. INDIANA m mt mm 3W nmmv a EWINEERM CO. INC , :3... w W lam msnmwm ' E :5. WW LAND APE JAMES ASSCLCIATES E E7: 3:1,?wa m WSW vmceuuesf INDIANA E .1: M 3;: Win elm ML W K! o .5: W m mum D - us swam... ma ma. $ There does seem +0 be a gen- eral inferesf in grow+h and prog- ress in Terre Hau+e. As US. 4I con+inued +0 suffer from over- crowding H19 powers +ha+ be searched for o+her areas +0 build up. While Huey were looking ahead +hey didn'f complefely negled +he downfown area. The genHemen. whose names appear on +he sign above. are responsible for H16 waIk-way, parkway mode on +he corner of 6+h and Wabash. Medians. com- ple+e wifh frees. grace +he cen+er of 6+h and a huge cobblesfone cir- cle adorns +he cenfer of +he infer- secfion. Along +he sidewalks lead- ing up +0 +he infersecfion are more frees. wooden benches and garbage confainers for +he down- +own sfrollers convenience. This proiecf was earmarked as +he beginning of bigger and be++er +hings +0 come for downfown Terre Haufe. Only fime will +ell. D. ChaaH'narn DOWNTOWN I5 16 Hoosier Hysieria - +he +rade- mark of Midwes+ bakse+ball fans - never hi+ home qui+e so dearly as during +he I978-l979 baskef- ball season. Capaci+y crowds packed in+o Hulman Cenfer +0 regale in +he Sycamores' besi bas- ke'rball season ever. 3qu even bas- ke+ball. like happiness is differeni' +hings fo differeni' people. Every Dr. 8i Mrs. James Backes are bo+h members of +he Syca- more Varsiiy Club. commonly known as +he 200 club. The group is 600 s+rong and occupy +he norfheasi sec+ion of sea+s a+ every home game. My wife and I ioined Jrhe Var- si+y Club because of our ongoing love affair wi+h aihleiics. Bo+h Backes have been involved in a+h- Ie+ics +hroughou+ +heir lives. They Views and Reviews person a+ each game saw some- +hing difiereni and unique. H was no+ +he exac+ same experience for any +wo people. So, whai follows is four separaie viewpoin+s from four individuals e very much involved in baskefball 78- 79 - Sycamore s+yle. For +he Sycamore's fans. +he l978-l979 was a banner one. receive greai personal pleasure from +he spor+ing world - as bo+h pa r+icipan+s and spec+a+ors. A+hle+ics represen+s a way +0 keep in +ouch wi+h one aspeci of universiiy life you don'+ ge+ in +he classroom. There's +he color and pagean+ry in a+hle+ics +ha+ can be found in no oiher sphere of academia. Because of Backe's close associ- a+ion wi+h various college a+hie+ic programs he knows +ha+ no a+h- Ie+ic program can achieve any Never before was +heir more +0 cheer abouf. And never before did Hie fans cheer wiih such force and enfhusiasm. As fine season progressed evidence of +he fans' supporf moun+ed. Moun+ains of +oile+ paper and a sea of blue Horrible Hankies were only a sample of +he paraphernalia +ha+ was par+ ofa it I season. degree of quali+y or grow+h if +hey musf depend purely on ga+e revenue. +icke+ sales and +axes. College a+hle+ics need personal suppor+ +0 re+ain quali+y and remain s+rong and growing. When asked abou+ lSU's ou+s+anding baske+ball season Backes remarked. Very few people in higher educa'rion ever have +he opporfuni+y +0 work on a campus +ha+ is iH in any+hing. Baskefball brough+ ISU a $1: I.'' S+eve Reed The difference be+ween +his year's learn and las+, is The a++i- lude of +he players. said Sleve Reed. Syca more guard. This year we're a uni+ - each doing all he can +0 help +he +eam win. We played +igh+ games +ha+ we pulled ou+ al' +he end. H's char- ac+eris+ic of +his +eam e we hang in +here and play one game al' a lime, +wo poin+s a+ a lime. We ius+ s+ick +o +he game plan. hang +oge+her and play aggressive. Tha+'s how we win. Al +he firs+ of the season peo- ple didn'+ +hink we'd have a very good l'eam. We were ranked $$3 and $394 in +he Missouri Valley Conference pre-season polls. Peo- ple +hough+ we wouldn'+ be +oo good; +ha+ all we'd have going for us would be Larry lBirdl. Bu+ as +he season wen+ on' we proved we had a good feam, wi+h six or seven players +ha+ could really play well. People didn'+ expecwL us +0 be +his good. Firsf +hey had 1'0 adiusi +0 us being a s+rong +eam. +hen l'hey ; had +0 adiusi +0 us being 11L The Missouri Valley is a +ough conference. We run info all differ- en+ si+ua+ions on +he road. Besides being off our home cour+ +here are hos'rile fans, and +he re'Fs. Bu+ when we're a+ home we feel like we can'l' lose. Our fans and +he Terre Hau+e Communi+y have shown us +ha1' +hey are behind us all +he way e cheering. +hrowing paper. and going crazy in general. H's greaH There's no way anyone can beaf us a+ home! lA+ +he fime of +his prin+ing lSU had won 47 of +he las+ 48 home games.l Cheerleading is +he besf way I have of giving direct ac+ive sup- por+ +0 +he +eam. When you are righ+ +here on +he floor you feel like you're a par+ of +he +eam. You see and hear more +han The fans in +he s+ands. We cheer righ+ behind +he lSU bench so I ge+ +he chance +0 see how +he game affec'rs each of +he players personally. l+ makes you empa+hize wifh +heir individ- ual anxiefies. pains and joy. Cheerleading is really my own way of helping o+hers +0 reach +heir goals. The guys on +he Jream as a whole and on The school. So nalurally +hey wanf +0 do well. Cheering is +he bes+ way I have of helping +hem +o do +he very bes+ +hey possibly can. My job is basically +0 encour- age +he fans +o lel' +he +eam know +hey are +here. And +he fans have been really grea+ - EXCEP- TIONAL. 3qu as cheerleaders we are l'here for +he +eam firsf and foremost Bill Edwards Sure lSU's baske+ball success benefiHed +he a+hle+ic program bu+ i+ also brough+ a sense of pride and everyone connecled wi+h lSU and +he people of Terre Haule. So says Bill Edwards, a senior from Terre Hau+e. Edwards has an oppor+uni+y +0 see +he games from a van+age poin+ few o+hers will ever have. As an announceHs'rafis'rician. Bill ge+s one of +he bes+ seals in +he house. He si+s a+ +he scorer's fable, nex+ +o +he lSU bench, a+ all home games. H comes wi+h +he Job. Bill sees +he game like +his: Being righf on +he liloorl you ge+ a +o+ally differenf insighf in+o +he game. You can hear +he coaches calling in plays and giving advice. And you hear +he players making offensive and defensive calls dur- ing +he play. H's almosf like being a par+ of +he game. Like an assis+- an+ coach on +he sidelines. you find yourself picking up on any- +hing. every'rhing you can in order +0 help +he feam. Two +hings +ha+ repea+edly s+and ou+ af every game are +he Kim Whi+e Everybody needs suppor+ in whafever +hey do. The +eam rep- resen+s everyone involved wi+h lSU. Enfhusias+ic encouragemen+ from +he cheer +eam and +he fans can make all +he difference in +he world. The players really do no+ice when +he Cen+er is alive wifh spiril and support l'eam's consisl'ency and +heir posi- +ive menlal a++i+ude. The Syca- mores play really well +oge+her. Tha+'s no+ +o +ake away from +he individual +alen+ +ha+ does exisl on +he feam. Bu+ when +hey s+ep ou'r on +he floor +hey come ou+ as a +eam. No+ individuals or one-man showsl bu+ as five men who play very, very well +oge+her. They are friends who respecl and appreci- al'e each olhers abilifies. H's Jrheir consisien+ performances. one game a+ a lime s+ra+egy and posi- +ive menlal a++i+ude +ha+ earned +hem +heir besf season ever. There's anofher face+ +0 Bill's bench-side poinlo1c view. Baske+- ball is an exci'ling game. And because I am a Sycamore fan, I ge+ iusf as worked up as anyone in +he s+ands e happy wi+h good ac+ion and disappoinfed wi+h bad. Buf because I am considered an official I can'+ show +he emo+ion. l have +0 s+ay in confrol and fry no+ +0 reacl +0 The game. In a season like +his one +ha+ isn'+ easy. lNo+ shor+ on noloriefy himsehcI Edwards penned l'he Ode +0 Billy Packer - a song origina+ing dur- ing +he rafings ruckus and known +0 all lSU boos+ers.l OPINIONS WWW r W w Campus Carnival Uram'pus karn'i- van n. U an annual evenf a+ ISU. fes+ivi+ies +ake +he form of four days of ac+ivi+ies culmina+ing wi+h a carnival a+ Wolfe Field. Following +he definifion. Cam- pus Carnival I978 was no excep- +ion +0 +he rule. The big days were Sept 20-23. bu+ s+uden+s were made aware weeks in advance. The campus was invaded wi+h a deluge of clown pos+ers and Ieaflefs. Campus Carnivar go+ off +0 a frue s+ar+ +he nighf of Sept 20 wifh +he holding of +he annual clown con+es+. S+uden+s aHending were greefed by an onslaughf of brigh+ly dressed and ius+ as brithy made-up merry makers. In a 5+er reminiscenf of Ringling Brofhers. s+uden+s represen+ing various campus organiza'rions don- ned clown cosfumes and per- formed for +he crowd. Af+er indi- vidual in+erviews and perform- ances. +he iudges decided Nancy Hobbs rMills HaIU and Alan Liffs rS+uden+ Recreafion Associafionr deserved +he fiHe campus clowns. Clowns by Mike McClure Enioymenf was +he key. and +hese s+u- den'rs seem +0 be enioying +hemselves greafly during one of +he skH's. the clown: ther acfivifies included a frack and field compefifion. The fees charged for par+icipa+ion wenf +0 supporf Special Olympics. An ice cream social was held on fhe Union pafio. Fun wi+h Dick and Jane . shown in Tilson. served +0 boos+ +he fesi'ive a+mosphere. Even +he Grill 901' in+o +he fun. offering special prices on selec+ed ifems. Friday eveningI +he Union pool was a popular spo+ as various organiza+ions compe+ed in +he wafer games. Ca+egories included relays, clofhes exchange race. +hree-legged race. ping pong raceI and an inner+ube race. The Chi O's proved +hemselves +ops in +he women's division. while Lin- coln Quad swam away wi+h +he men's +i+le. Campus Carnival came +0 a close Safurday night when vari- ous paired organiza'Hons con- sfrucfed boo+hs, and provided a miniafure carnival for anyone inferes'red. The Chi O-ATO boo+h +ook firs+ place honors. A free disco was available in one corner of Wolfe Field. for anyone who wished +0 boogie down . Wi+h all of flue various boofhs +0 keep oneself occupied. +hese s+uden+s seem +0 be unable +0 decide where +0 go. Clowning around was +he whole idea dur- ing +he clown confes+ held in coniuncfion wi+h Campus Carnival. W. Whifmaker Fall, as the pic'rure sugges+s, mighf bring +0 mind +he season be+ween summer and winfer. when Mo+her Na+ure replaces summer's goHen haze wifh warm. brillian+ colors and crisp aufumn breezes carrying +he aroma of burning leaves and fhe las+ of family cookouh. A+ firs+ menfion fall seems like one of +hose four-IeHer words wifh an insianf meaning. Bu+ really if's only simple unfil you fry +0 define it The word fall. barring any mod- ifiers or exfenuaHng circum- sfances. has no less +han 28 differ- en'r meanings and 5 differen'r fenses. To some fall is some+hing you do when your fee+ are no longer beIow buI above you. This exem- pIIIies Ihe general idea IhaI Io IaII is Io IoIIow a downward direcIion. BuI a whoIe body doesn'I have Io IaII. Hair can IaII ey es Iall Io averI aIIenIion. Iaces yIaII in Ihe: sighI of bad news. and voices IaII siIe'nI as a, hush falls over Ihe. crowd. NoI Io worry. Human bodies. and Iheir various parIs. are nIoI Ihe only Ihings IhaI IaII. Air pIanes, and pIains. IaII. EsIaIes IiaII Io heirs.p eiIies IaII under siege and voccurrences. aI spa gavernmenIs Ibse power. are. gelfLeaIed or ovethrown and soon: a YeI anoIhIer dIerivaIIIan OI Ihe wqrd fall is Io err. Isinqr IaII: v-ieIiIm. Io IempIaIion. I'I hapIpensa-fo everyone -- aI II-Ie'fasI' Once; Fen example. checking :aCccunIs IaIII shorI oI necessary Iunds. Or Ihe: bay 5 in blue caIch you aI any oI Ihey above named falling Is ap you On Ihe shoulder and you dergo arrest SuddenIy you are a IaIIen' FaII Is a Many Meanln Th I II rank sIaIus or Impede all a nighI In T, beIIfer rc-IpuIaIIonl IIIaIIemT And Ihen Ihere a e SPEICIIIC and places. To w on a- Monday in I; II on Ihe I' sI s 'IIabIe. Arid oI speCIaI occasmns ' moIher ewe gIves b IermedaIaII WIIh -LaII IhIs IL If f NaIure hasiibelen. knaWn'Io . . IaIIIhaIIs. ?EaII- :331 32 Cul+ure and iden+i+y Preparing for +he +alen+ portion is an important parf of any beaufy pageant Here. a confesfanf prepares +0 show her particular brand of falent D; Chedham Tribal headdress and African cer- emony dominai'ed +he scene in Tilson Friday. ch. I3. The cause of +he cuHural change was +he I978 Miss Ebony pageant +he main ac+ivi+y associa+ed wi+h Black Homecoming. The preliminaries were held Thurs- day night wi+h nine confesfanfs vying for +he iifle. Af +he end of +he evening, +he number had narrowed +0 five. who con+inued on in+o Hue finals held Friday. Lisa Chea+ham. Indianapolis. was chosen Miss Ebony Ia+er +ha+ Friday evening. Delores Walker. Gary. was firsi' runner-upl followed by Vanessa JarreH. Longmeadow. MA. Tela DeBow, Terre Hau+e. and Debra Brown. Gary. Irene BriH', Terre Hau+e. coordi- nai'ed +he event helped by Evange- line Grimes, Washingfon. DC, Michael Woods. Sylves+er Edwards. Paul Pryor, all from Indianapolis. Also assisfing was DeeDee Fox. Gary. Miss Ebony I977. Affer being chosen Miss Ebony. Lisa Cheat ham willingly parficipafes in a special Afri- can Ceremony designed for +he pageant D. Cheafham BSU HOMECOMING 33 Diffgrence. . . Cul+ural ceremony. African Sfyle was +he name o'f +he game cf the closing of +he Miss Ebony Pageant 34 To celebrafe Black Homecoming. BSU en+ered a floaf in +he Homecoming Parade. Modeling and poise are essen+ial parl's of winning a confesf. This confesfanf awaifs her cue from oH-sfage. MISS EBONY 35 36 The Magic S+rikes - Again! H was wi+h a flurry of ac+ivi+y and a general upliH'ing of spirifs +ha+ +he magic hit ISU s+uden+s refurning from Thanksgiving break brough+ wH'h +hem sacks of deco- rafions, armloads of presen+s. and. cheery smiles. Wha+ special magic is +his +ha+ hi+s every year? H is a well known phenomenon beHer known as +he Chris+mas spirH . Despi+e +he facf +ha+ merchan+s had Chrisfmas decoraHons up and adverfising ou+ by around Hallow- eenI +he return from Thanksgiving s+ill heralded +he beginning of +he A smiling face and upIiHed knife are +he mark of +his Madrigal Singer's parf in +he fes+ivi+ies. Everyone saf in rap+ a++en+ion as +he main +able serenaded +heir gues+s +hroughou+ +he Madrigal dinner. 3. Mason Chrisfmas season. Dorm rooms were decora+ed. halls adorned. and cross-Iounges made ready for San+a's arrival. Secref San+as IeH +heir mark in many women's dorms as coeds found nice+ies s+ashed in mailboxes and +aped +0 doors. Carolers were heard occasionally oufside +he dorms and in Hue cour+yard a+ Lincoln Quad. One of +he maior Chrisfmas ac+ivi+ies scheduled were H1e annual Madrigal Dinners. Dressed in cosfumes reminiscen+ of Vic+o- rian England, +he Madrigal Sing- ers enferfained guesfs wi+h a +ra- di'l'ional dinner, inferspersed wi+h +radi+ional carols. The four dinners were held Dec. 3. 8-l0. wifh sell- ou+ crowds each night Also. fenc- ers were added +o +he program. Yes, Chrisfmas hif ISU. and wi+h +he spirit s+uden+s began +0 realize +he year was almos+ half over. Finalsl scheduled for Dec. I3-I9 loomed ahead like a dark foreboding cloud. S+ill. s+uden+s celebrafed ano+her Chrisfmas. and left only +0 re+urn in January and begin again. H's a Marshmallow World The skies grew gray. +he nor+h wind blew. and +he clouds le'l' loose wi+h +heir Iacey snow cover- ing. Yes. if was January' and once again, winfer hi1' Terre Haufe. The baffle was on - s+uden+ vs. na+ure. Clad in so many layers of clofhing. +ha+ even mo+hers wouldn'+ recognize +hem. sfudenfs doggedly ba'HIed wind. snow and ice in pursui+ of a higher educa- Hon. The average +empera+ure for January was a chilly I8 degrees. Terre Hau+e lay buried under snow. as 30 +o+al 'Fell during Jan- uary. We were lucky compared +0 Chicago and places norfh. where as much as 40 lay on +he ground a+ one +ime. There was one new record se+ on Feburary 5, when +he mercury hif l5 below. 6+a+is- fics from WTHI and WBAKL On February 3. Mr. Groundhog saw his shadow, and Terre Haufe was in for six more weeks of win- +er. S+uden+s simply breafhed a sigh. pu+ on +heir long underwear. dug ou+ +heir skiis, and forged on. H was a long, cold. snowy winfer. D. Cheafham D. Cheafham Nei+her rain nor snow can keep ISU from holding classes as usual. S+uden+s forge +hrough +he snow in order +0 make class on fime. D. Cheafham Far left Lincoln Quad sparkles wi'rh li++le Leff. Dedicafion is +he name of +he seen beaufy when Mofher Nafure leaves game, and +his s+uden+ displays much her mark. dedicaHon. jogging in +he snow. WINTER 39 D. Chea'lham Sfudenfs enioy planfs, according +0 Plan+s of every size, shape, and varie+y S+ick em up! Dodge Cify +ranspor+ed Chuck SmHh. and +he annual planf sale were offered in +he S+a+e Room for sfu- parficipanfs back in fime +0 a Hme of only served +0 prove his +heory. denfs +0 look over. ouHaws and posses. D. Cheafham al Green Leaves and Six Shoo+ers A TMUB CombinaHon S+uden+ and plan+ make an aHracfive couple. as +his coed specula+es upon whether +he union would be fruiHul or not D. Cheaiham The planfs are coming, +he plan+s are coming! Sfand aside. pardner. I'll +ake care of +hem +har varminfs! Sounds a li'Hle far-fe+ched per- haps, tbu+ +he +wo subiecfs are rel- a+ed. The common denominafor is Tirey Memorial Union Board. and +he +wo evenfs are +he plan+ sale. and Dodge CH'y Disco. The annual plan+ sale ran for +hree days. Cd. 3 I -Nov. 2. Miller Floral Company combined effor+s wi+h TMUB +0 +urn +he S+a+e Room in+o a veri+able green house. full of plan+s in all sizes. shapes. and colors. New addiHons +o +he sale included Florida and California orange frees. which wenf over really well. Also available were several fig Jrrees which measured up +0 five fee+ in height In ferms of profit money made was down from pas+ years. How- everI chairman Chuck Smi+h explained +his was due +0 +he pres- ence of several o+her planf sales earlier in +he year. I +hink plan+ sales are good +0 have. commen+ed Smi+h. S+u- denfs enjoy having plan+s in +heir room. A plan+ makes +he room homier. Each year more s+uden+s buy plan+s +0 add +0 +heir rooms. For +hose who preferred a Jrouch of +he Old Wesf combined wi+h a modern flair, Dodge Ci+y Disco was +he answer. A variefy of en+er+ainmen+ was made available. Disc Jockey Bob Cliffon kep+ +he music playing in +he Sfafe Room. O+her en+er+ain- ers included Robin Elmer on +he gui+ar. Brad Herndon on +he piano' and Theresa Hamilfon. who sang. Added a++rac+ions included a Trading Pos+ and a casino. The casino offered a variefy of card games including blackiack. Rou- IgalHe and craps were also availa- e. I +hough+ +he people +here had fun. The PublicHy didn'+ reach as many people as I had hoped i+ would, +hough. commen+ed coor- dinafor Janef Downey. UNION BOARD 4I CupidI +ha+ ever mysferious god of love' sfruck again. S+arry eyed s+uden+s holding hands on . +he way +0 classes.g mailboxes 0 d sfuffed full of cards. and recep- u Pl fion desks overflowing wifh bou- que+s became common sig h+s around campus' despi+e +he cold . ' snow. and generally dreary S+ k wea+her. February I4 had arrived, rl es Valen+ine's Day was here. Delivery frucks from +he many floris'rs around Terre Hau+e made numerous frips in+o camp us on Wed. +he I4+h. Miller Floral Com- pany esfimafed a +o+al of over 2000 pieces were made and deliv- ered iusf for Valen+ine' 5, up from ias+ year. Jones Hall held a Swee+hear+ Ball in +he Herifag e Room on +he I7+h. Only +he figrs+ IOO coup les could a++end, as +he numberp of +icke+s was limi+ed. Dorm rooms display ed hear+s and cupids. The cafeferias dra ped red hear+s from +he ceilings. and valen'l'ine cards sold like crazy in file books+ore. True love is nice. and Valeni'ine' 5 Day was made for lovers' even in Terre Haufe. Ar+ work by Mike McClure WK 44 'er ff One lone coed sfrolls around Hue Quad before heading ou+ for a week of res+ t: ' r and relaxation. V - ' X I x a f, W m mf xwf71 ; O U 13 ...' Deb Douglas and Susie E+cl1inson pre- While s+uden+s and faculfy deserfed ISU pare for +heir long journey in sfeps. Num- for a week long vacafion. members of h; her I. pack +he car! campus securify pa+rolled +he campus. WW, T. VESCOVI F om Terre Hau+e T. VESCOVI A Week of Sun and Surprises Called +he wors+ kepf secref on campusl Presidenf Landini decided +0 give s+uden+s a combi- nafion vicfory celebra+ion Hor our baske+ball championshipL and giH for good behavior Uf had been a long win+erL Indiana S+a+e closed ifs doors one day early. giving s+u- den'rs and facuH'y an ex+ra day for Spring Break. ln+ers+a+es going soufh were iammed wifh excess +raffic as +he fradifional Spring Break sunplace prepared for +he onslaught of sfu- den+s. Florida was +heir des+ina- +ion for a week of sun and surf. A new aHracHon was made available +his year. Hundreds of avid fans followed Bill Hodges and Larry Bird. firsf +0 Lawrence. Kansas. +hen +0 Cincinnafi. Ohio in order +0 wifness firsfhand lSU's advancemenf in Jrhe NCAA play- offs. For +he res+ of +he s+uden+ body, Spring Break was a week in which 'l'o relax. enioy +he spring- fime wea+her, maybe even visi+ old friends; because. as alwaysI mos+ of us simply wen+ home. B. MASON The +wo picfures on +his page were +aken by pho+ographer Barry Mason while +rav- eling along +he Easf Coas+ during fhe week break. SPRING BREAK 45 46 Spring Cleaning Groans. pan+ing. swooshing. and laughing were all sounds heard around campus Thursday, April 5: Donaghy Day. Donaghy Day '79 was +he four+h such holi- day celebraled by ISU s+uden+s, faculfy. and sfaff. Despil'e predicl'ions of a cloudy cold day. Mofher Na+ure blessed us wilh a beau+iful. sunshiny day for s+uden+s 'l'o clean. Curbs, ligh+- posfs. and even a few people received fresh coa'rs of paint Shrubs were planl'ed around cam- pus, and +he fence around Wolf Field was parHally forn clown. Over 2,000 s+uden+s lined up a+ +he flagpole on +he Quad af 8:00 AM wai+ing for free +eeshir+s. donul's. and work assignmenfs. Alfhough many s+uden+s picked up +heir +eeshir+ and re+urned +0 bed. +he maiorify wen+ +0 work sweeping sidewalks. pain+ing. picking up frash, or plan+ing greenery. A'Her +he clean-up was finished. lunch was provided on +he Quad: charcoaled hamburgers and ho+ dogs. There was even live en+er- fainmenl for parl'icipan'rs +0 T. VESCOVI T. VESCOVI enioy. The day was culmina'l'ed wi+h +he planling of a dogwood +ree befween Parsons Hall and +he Business Building by Presidenl' Landini. Of course. +here are +hose who believe cleanliness begins a+ home; +herefore, many a dorm room was +horoughly cleanedI perhaps for +he firs'r fime all win- +er. All in all' +he day was enioyable. a welcome res+ from s+udies. or a chance +0 cafch up on sludies. Buf for mosf. H was iusf plain fun. Sidewalks were swep'r of all forms of lif- +er by caring sfudenfs who wanfed +0 help. or ius'r +0 have some fun. Look ouf frash. here I come was +he sen+imen+ on Donaghy Day. as s+uden+s +horoughly cleaned +he campus. Even Lincoln Quad received a face-liH in +he form of new greenery a+ +he enhance way in fronl of fhe dorm. 4a ISU's Version of H19 Indy 500 Spring had arrived finally. com- ple+e wi+h birds. flowers, leaves. and +ha+ yearly spring+ime cele- bra+ion: Tandemonia. The l0+h annual Tandemonia s+ar+ed wi+h a pizza ea+ing con- +es+. PiHing +he Tandem +eam coaches agains+ +he members of The Tandemonia Sfeering Com- miffee. wifh Hunfer John's supply- ing +he pizza. bo+h groups +ried +0 oui'eai' +he o+her. In +he end. +he coaches proved +heir grea+er capaci+y by defeafing +he S+eer- ing CommiH'ee. Bu'r only by one piece! explained S+eering Com- miHee Chairman Sue Faust Team compe+i+ions in such areas as volleyball. bowling, and soffball ran from April 4+h +0 Ap riI Ilfh. The annual +andem games were held on Ap ril 2Is+ a+ Wohc Field. These games included +he always popular pillow fight soap slide. and greased pole slide. Two new games were added +0 +he ros'rer: baH'le of +he egg- heads. and balloon and egg Jross. O+her imporfanf even+s are +he banner compe+i+ion and Yeli-Iike- hell. Sandison-Tri Deli won +he banner compe+i+ion. while Gamma Phi-Jones and Chi O-SAE fied for firsf place in YeiI-Iike-hell. Of course, +he highlighf and namesake of Tandemonia is +he annual +andem race. The +andem race was held a+ Sou+h Vigo High School due +0 repairs being done on Marks Field. The race consisfed of +wo pre- liminary hea+s. a fea+ure race. and a semi-feafure race. Overcasil chilly skies greefed +he riders and spec+a+ors as +hey ga+hered a+ Sou+h Vigo +0 ride +heir hardes+ and cheer +heir loudest The usual mechanical break- downs occurred. along wifh one acciden+ which sen'r one rider 1'0 Regional hospi+al. Nobody was seriously iniured, and The rider refurned +0 see +he end of +he race. The acciden+ served +0 delay +he firs+ hea+; causing i+ +0 be res+ar+ecL Alpha Chi-Sig Eps fook firs+ place honors in +he feafure race. followed by Lincoln Quad placing second. and Chi O-SAE placing +hird. The semi-feafure race was won by ATO-Hines. Winners of +he Sweeps+akes Award for +he mos+ overall poin+s accumula'l'ed +hroughou+ Tandemonia were Chi O-SAE. I hope everyone had as much fun as we did. The commiHee really enioyed it The communHy was really suppor+ive of Tandemo- nia +his year, especially +he feam sponsorsl Soufh Vigo. and Hunfer John's. commenfed Sue Faust The obiecf of +he game was +0 sfay afop your +eamma+e. as shown here in +his par+icular par+ of +he fandem games. Mfg , , ' - v Kicking a foofball blindfolded is far from ' ' an easy fask, as experienced by +his game parficipan'r. Spec+a+ors anxiously wa+ch +hese +wo +andem riders perform +heir skillful riding wi+h0u+ a spill. B. MASON I The pillow fight is always a favorife for bo+h specfafors and par+icipan+s in +he annual fandem games. TANDEMONIA 49 50 Hours of long and rigorous +raining are required for a rider +0 be in fop shape in order +0 endure +he +andem race. 8. MASON Members of +he Lincoln Quad fandem feam execu+e a perfecf exchange during one of +he many laps of +he fea+ure race. TANDEMONIA 5I ; O U m IJJ ..' Newly crowned Miss ISU Teresa Haml - +on smiles a+ +he audience and iudges who elecfed her +0 her new posi+ion. Beau+y Indiana S+a+e S+yle Tears and smiles are evidenf on +he faces of +he winners. Miss ISU is shown here being congratulafed by her court Being inferviewed by Miss Indiana Terry Jean Kaiser was only one of +he many surprises Teresa HamiHon received. T. VESCOVI Here she is. Miss ISU . These were +he words sung by emcee Bill Edwards Sa+urday evening. March 24. when he crowned Teresa Ham- ilfon from Columbus +he new Miss ISU, ending +he year long reign of Tell Cify's Helen Paulin. Linda Griffin, Highland was firsf runner- up. wi+h Shelley Lawrencel Hanna. and Rhonda Tucker, Alexandria. placing second and +hird respec- +ively. Marie Loureiro. Indianapo- lis was chosen Miss Congeniali+y. On hand +0 help crown +he new Miss ISU was Miss Indiana Terry Jean Kaiser from Efna Green. A fofal of I? girls originally applied for +he +ifle. These girls wenf +hrough an inifial screening which narrowed +he number +0 l0. Bev Borchelf. coordina+or com- menfed. There were nof as many people +here because we had compe+i+ion from +he Sycamores. I +hink +he pagean+ wen+ over well, beHer even +han Iasf year. The iudges said ours was +he bes'r fal- en+ +hey had seen in a pageant John New+on deserves a Io+ of credif and my personal +hanks. concluded Borchel+. MISS ISU 53 54 The mos+ disfinguished award given annually a+ ISU is +he Alan C. Rankin Dislinguished Senior Award. The Rankin Award is given +0 four members of +he senior classI +wo men and +wo women. in recogni+ion for l'heir ou+s+anding confribul'ion +0 +he universH'y. A +o+al of 3I seniors were ci+ed for +heir ou+s+anding confrib- u+ions a+ +he Rankin banquef Sun- day. April 30. Of +hese 3lI +hel four award winners were Gayle L. Beyerl Terry W. Cunningham. Mark A. Frederick. and Ann Ge+- +inger Refseck. Gayle Beyers. a Speech com- Ou+s+anding e +he Name of +he Game munica+ion maior from Terre Haufe. has been very ac+ive in Tri- DeHs. She wro+e an arficle enfi- +Ied I Maior in Sororify . and felf +his +i+le apfly described her col- lege career. Gayle also worked on +he Sfafesman. Terry Cunningham. a business adminisfrafion maior from Mishi- walta. was +he firsl presidenf of +he Pi Kappa Alpha colony on campus. Terry has been an RAI chairman of Blue Bere+s, and a member of Blue Key and Pamar- is+a. Mark Frederick, a polilical sci- ence maior from Valparaiso, .s pasf presidenf and cour+ coordi- na+or for SGA. He is also a pasf presiden+ of ATO. Ann GeHinger Re+seck. polifi- cal science maior from Merom. was voled Ou+s+anding Greek Woman. Ann's ac+ivi+ies include presiden+ of Alpha Phi. presidenf of Senior Panhellenic CouncilI Slu- denf Alumni Council. and Summer Orien+a+ion Small Group Leader. Ann also worked on +he Sycamore. Bar+ Allenl Barringl'on lL. received +he James C. Farmer Award given annually +0 +he presi- denf of +he Senior Class. Shown here are +he final 3I Seniors who were selecfed as finalis+s for the Alan C. Ra nkin Awa rd. G. CHANDLER Dr. Rankin and Presidenf Landini pose wi+h +he winners of +he Rankin Awards: Gayle Beyers. Marl: Frederick. Terry Cunningham. and Ann Re+seck. Bar+ Allen. Senior Class President accep+s +he James C. Farmer Award from Dr. Farmer himself a+ +he Rankin Awa rds ba nquet G. CHANDLER RANKIN AWARDS 55 56 Honors and Awards The annual Honors Day Convocal'ion was held on Wednesday, May 2 in +he Heri+age Ballroom. H is a+ +his convocafion +ha+ all awards and scholarships from all of +he differenl' depar+men+s, and schools are pre- sen+ed +0 +he recipien+s. The galhering was held in cooperal'ion wi+h Blue Key Nafional Honor Fra+erni+y and Pamarisfa. The Honors Day address was delivered by Dr. Richard G. Frushell. professor of English, and +he awards were presenled by Presiden+ Landini. Members of Blue Key and Pamarisfa served as ush- ers a+ +he event Rhea Ann Mafhis, Brazil. smiles from ear +0 ear as she receives her scholarship in Ma+hema+ics from Presiden'l Landini during +he Honors Day program. Earl Cooper Smilh Chemisfry Award . . . . Darla Shirley Jaclt Chung Kai Yu Wall S+ree+ Journal Award in Richard Se+liff Economics William C. Ball English Prize ............ Terri Dickey Mary Reid McBe+h Memorial Awards: . . . Fic+ion Firsl Prize ...................... B. F. McClelland Second Prize Jeanne Henry Third Prize ...................... Mark C. Green Honorable Menfion .............. Faye Sanders Jerry Brickley Poelry Firs+ Prize ...................... Brad Jeske Second Prize ............. . ....... R andy Prophef Faye Sanders Honorable Menlion .............. Michael Collins 8. F. McClelland Plays Firs+ Prize ...................... Jack Robinson Ben F. Small Scholarship ............... Consfance Sco++ Hazel Tesh Pfennig Scholarships: Lee Ann Barnes Susan Lashley Joanne Bonner Karen Meir Wanda Sue Burdine Kelly Rambis Shelly Clark Faye Sanders Laura Conrow Laura Smifh Ka+rina E. Craig Beverly S+oel+ing Ka+hy Endress Andrea Gougeon Debra Hanley Darlene Hanfzis Eugene C. Pulliam Memorial Newspaper Journalism Scholarships ............... Wabash Valley Press Club Journalism Scholarship .............. Claude Billings Journalism Scholarship ....................... Society of Collegiafe Journalisfs: Oufsfanding Senior Journalisl Award . . . . Ou+s+ancling Freshman Journalisl' ....... Martha Royse French Prize ............ German Consula+e Awards ............ Lillian Gay Berry La+in Awards Sophomore ....................... Freshman ......................... McBefh Geography Talisman Award . . . . G. David Koch Ou+s+ancling Geology Senior Awa rd ............. Glenda Tague Madonna Terzian Pa+ricia Wong David Hill Luane Radecki Pafricia Tims Karen Murphy Vicki Day Lisa Rizen Denise Miller Joyce Rosen ScoH Criss Laura Hackbarlh Michael Wiseman Ronda York Mark Manwaring Ka+hy Goefz W. A. Tarr Geology Award ........... Charles Roll Award ...... s ........... Senior Hisfory Award ............... Junior Hisfory Scholars .............. Phi Upsilon Omicron Sophomore Scholasfic Awa rd ................. lvah Rhyan Oufs'randing Senior Scholasfic Awa rd ................. Sandra McClelland Marl: Ewald Doro+hy Buck Pafrick Har+er Lorna Knauer Donna Lowdermilk Richard Sfringfellow Anglea Hayden Wanda Himes Home Economics Area Ou+s+anding Seniors: Child Developmenf and Family Life .......................... Clofhing and Tex+iles .............. Family Economics and Home Managemen+ .................. Food and Nufrifion ............... Home Economics Educafion ........ Inferior Design and Housing ........ Helen Layman Dix Memorial Scholarship ...................... William P. Allyn Award .............. Pi Mu Epsilon Scholarship ............ Hazel Nelson Lobb Memorial Scholarship ...................... Music Medal ....................... Minerva Pepinsky Award ............. Tilson Music Educafion Award ......... Ann ScoH Mason Vocal Scholarship Award .......................... College Honor Award ............... Honor Cerfificai'e .................. Lena M. Reading Scholarship ......... Child Welfare Traineeships: Sheryl Edwards Marilyn Holsfon Vanessa Jarre++ Frank Kos McComb Broadcasfing Award ........ Theafer Arfs Senior Award ........... Theafre Arfs Freshman Award ........ Indiana Associa+ion of CPA's Award . . . DeHa Sigma Pi Scholas+ic Key Award ...................... Forresf Sharer Scholarship ............ Shepherd Young Memorial Scholarship . Wall S+ree+ Journal Award in Business ......................... Marafhon Oil Marke+ing Award ....... American Marke+ing Associai'ion Sfudenf Award ................... Hannah Schluefer Memorial Award . . . . Lambda Psi Sigma Award ............ Paul Wolf Scholarship in Physical Educa'rion ....................... Delfa Psi Kappa Award .............. Helen Boswell Robinson Nursing Scholarship ...................... Annabelle Cain Be+h DeJean Sue Ann Diemens Renee Emmerf Cyn+his Brown AnneH'e Schepper Laura Conrow Marl: Greene Pamela Campbell John Milburn Rhea Ann Mafhis Elizabe+h DuMond Terry Thomas Terry Thomas Charles Norris Kellie Curfis Cynfhia Rowe Carol Sfockwell Glenn Mehling Bonifa Odom Lisa Rominger Thomas Beck Keifh Lasher Linda Gresham Larry Zuber Mark Bradford Mark Bradford Thomas Winszalt Douglas Bradford Sandy Trimble Allen Evans Joyce Sfuder Debra Heramb Sherri DeFronzo Shari Byers Jeff Faulkenberg Sharon We++schurack Danna Kull Mary Ellen Schvslarship ............... Louis F. Keifer - American Lung Associafion. Vigo Co. Uni+ Award in Nursing ....................... Carl J. Koile Memorial Nursing Educafion Award ................. Deborah Erlichman Prui++ Memorial in Nursing Award ................... Harrief Reeves Scholarship in Nursing ......................... Gamma Omicron Chapfer of Kappa DeHa Phi Award .................. Jeff Hardaway Avaifion Award ....... Jeff Hardaway Memorial Scholarship . . . Indusfrial Arfs Educa+ion Medal ....... Hines Memorial Medal .............. Israel H. and Amanda L. Love Memorial Scholarship ............. Caleb Mills Memorial Scholarship ...... Chasfeen PickerI Memorial Scholarship ...................... Clara Rafhfon Memorial Scholarship . . . Pamarisfy Ou+s+anding Freshman Woman Award ................... Joseph S. Schick - Blue Key Award . . . . Alicia Brandle Thelma Self Karen Herrera Claire PaHon Kris'rine Morrison Claire PaHon Debra BenneH David Lamping Susan Cunningham Sfeven Thais Rhonda Oldham Mary Rose Debra Heramb Clifford Crawford Dennis Houpf Marilyn Mullen Susan Voyles Donna Wa++s Jeanef+e Schepper Kafhleen Horn bu rg Douglas Meagher Sigma Tau Delfa Wrifing Con+es+ Winners: Shorf Sfory Firsf Place ..................... Second Place .................. Honorable Menfion ............. Poefry Firsf Place ..................... Second Place .................. Honorable Menfion ............. Ann M. Lee Scholarship .............. Ivah Rhyan Scholarship .............. Public Service Indiana Award ......... Ernst and Ernsf Accounfing Scholarship ...................... V. D. Breidenbaugh Scholarship ........ Financial Execufives Insfifufe Award .......................... Nafional Business Educafion Associa+ion Award ................ Pi Omega Pi Award Florence M. Curfis Award ............ Maybelle Sfeeg Lammers Memorial Award .......................... Campus Revue Scholarship ........... Alpha Lambda DeHa Book Award ...... Andrea Gougeon Michel Miller Faye Sanders Sherry Hinfon Irene Kepics Carol Schmifz Randall Prophef Faye Sa nders Michael Collins Angela Mosley Pa+ Wong Joan Klakamp Sharon Wai+e John Sfingel Mark Bradford Karel Wrig hf Mary Turi Susan Aycock Sarah Shannon . Mark A. Linfon Joni Grayson Sharon WeHschurack Mark Wes+ern Barbara Allen Earl Tamar HONORS DAY 57 58 The Mos+ Expensive Hals in Town! This was if. Thousands of people poured info Hulman Cen+er +0 wifness +he event The floor was packed wi+h s+uden+s. Whaf was +his gafhering? May I3 marked +he da+e of +his celebrafion: +he l08+h commencemen+ exercises. The class of I979 was finally grad- uafing. Close +0 700 gradua+e degrees and around l800 undergraduafe degrees were awarded. Of +hese. I63 sfudenfs graduafed wi+h hon- ors. Presideni' Landini, Vice-Presi- denf Ehrle. Mary Ann Carroll. and William Osman conferred +hese degrees in +he Sunday affernoon program a+ Hulman Cenler. Four honorary doc+oral degrees were also given +0 four disfin- guished nafives of Indiana. John Brademus. US Congressman, received +he Doc+or of Civil Law; John E. Horner. presidenl of Han- over CollegeI received +he Doctor of Laws: Allen Sharp. US dis+ric+ iudge for +he Norfhern Disfric+ of Indiana. received +he Docl'or of Civil Law: and Mary Frederick Hulman, from Terre Haufe. received +he Docfor of Laws. The day was marked by cele- brafion. such as +he recepfion a'l' +he Condif House for seniors and parenl's. TrulyI +his marked +he cul- minafion of years of hard work. Bu+ a louch of sadness prevailed. A way of life had come +0 an end. H was fruly an endI +0 a begin- ning. KARDEL'S The message. spelled ouf in lape afop +hese coed's caps. says il all for he Class of '79. We made if - AT LAST! GRADUATION 59 60 Con Grad La+ions Class of I979 Sfudenfs. wifh parenfs in few, s+op +0 fall: wi+h friends in fron+ of Hwe Union Building. prior +0 commencement Presidenf Richard Landini and Board of Trusfees Presidenf Charles Ainlay congrafulafe recipienfs of honorary doc+oral degrees Allen L. Sharp. John E. Horner. Mary Fendrich Hulman. and John Brademas. w An esfimafed IOOO fook part in graduai fion exercises in +he Hulman Civic Uni versify Cenfer. PuH'ing a square, fla+ cap on a round head is far from an easy fask. And keep- ing if on can prove +0 be a science in ifself. These fhree: a husband, his wife and sis+er Hooking 0M make H a family affair +0 keep +heir ca ps infect GRADUATION bl 62 H's been a long +en fears. ye+ if wen+ by so fast and so much happened. By I970 Lincoln Quad was finished, ius+ in lime for ISU +0 celebral'e i+s cen+en- nial. The School of Business added a fourlh floor and ISU acquired +he Elks Building for Universil'y use. Enrollmenf peaked al I3.533. Rundown Bu+ H was a fime of nal'ional discon- +en+. Scraggly hair and dirfy clolhes were all +he rage. Kenf S+a+e was fhe news, and no+ all +ha+ far removed from ISU. Sfudenfs look over +he Vice Presidenl's office in +he Adminislrafion Building wi+h a lisf of eighl grievances. The fakeover was shorl' lived bu+ +his wasn'l' +he only such occurrence. A +en minufe an+i-Vie+nam demonsfra+ion wi+h s+uden+s and profs holding hands. I970 forming a circle around l'he flagpole look place in The cen+er of +he quad. Life wen+ on l'houghl conslruclion began on +he new library and +he Marching Sycamores performed for he firs+ lime a+ a nafionally +elevised professional foolball game in Green Bay. I970. The year of +he Bealles. yogurf, and Love Slory. The war pro+e5+s con+inued in '7l, and Archie Bunker and his I'All in +he Family gang made +he na+ion si+ up and +hink. The women's movemenf had begun +0 pick up some momen+um and he counfry gained I I million new vo+- ers as +he I8 year olcls gained vol'ing righl's. Frisbees were all +he rage and +he generalion gap invaded every home. Carol King's Tapesfry album l97l sold +hree million copies in one year and Phyllis George was crowned Miss America. A li++le closer +0 homel +he Nursing Building was comple+ed. as was l'he Sludenf Heal+h and Counseling Cen- ler. Enrollmenl dropped lo I3.508. Hulman Cenfer was slar'led ancl ISU as a whole finally 90+ open visi+afion, +he lasl s+a+e supporfed school 1'0 do so. The Phi Dells and Ze+as won Tandem and +he Phi Gams were one year old. Don McLean's Bye. Bye American Pie. Granola. Kung FuI Smiley bul- I972 +ons. Jesus Freaks, and Jane Fonda were all +he signs of The limes in I972. Agnew and Nixon's days were num- bered as Waferga+e began +0 unfold. And +he Olympics were marred by l'ragedy when Arab +erroris+s fried +0 in+eryene for +heir polifical causes. Bul Mark Spi+z rose above ii 1'0 win an unprecedenl'ed seven gold medals. Back a+ ISUl enrollmenl' dipped fo l3.0l4, bu+ +ha+ wasn'+ +he big news. Gel This. The Afro-American Cullural Cenfer opened, while Slalesman Tow- ers. Parsons and Reeves Halls all were closed and Campus Carnival was moved +0 Boyer Field +0 save +he grass on +he Quad. The Age of Aquarius saw 1he class slrike fail. +he end of The Beanie Palroll regis+ra+ion overhauled. +he birlh of RHA on campus and +he beginnings of whal would be +he new Link Building and underground grill. I973 Wa+erga+e. and all +ha+ wen+ with if, were blown sky high in I973. Bugging, payoffs and burglary were broughf ou+ in The open. Eighl'een indic+men+s were handed down agains+ fop Whi+e House aicles: Agnew resigned. For Nixon H was a lime of victory and defeat While his fufure loomed in +he shadows of Walergafe scandal. +he Vielnam Peace Pacl' was signed bring- ing a hal+ +0 +he longesl war in Ameri- ca's hisl'ory. Energy or +he +hrea+ened shorl'age +hereof. became +he narion's primary concern. And yel' Disneyworld opened. Elvis came ou+ of rel'irememll +he Pacers became l'he ABA Champions. Olga Korbu+ slole +he world's heart earl'h shoes grabbed a+ +heir feet while Burl Reynolds's cenleriolds s+ole +heir breafh. Godfalher was +he movieI Secrefarial' was fhe horse. The POW's were coming home. Alice Cooper was named +he Queen of Rock and RollI Jesus Chris+ Supers+ar hi+ +he big screenI and former presidenl's Harry Truman and Lyndon B. Johnson died. A+ ISU. +he enrollmen+ fool: a big dive +o II. 596. bui' The new library opened anyway' for +he people who were here. Those +ha+ were s+ar+ed +0 +ake a more groomed look. Some said +he movie The Grea'r Gafsby was +he prime molivafor. thers said if was l'he ifch. REO Speedwagon e I976 I974 PaHy Hearsf 90+ abducfed by +he SLA. Rhoda gof married. Agnew gof replaced by Ford. Nixon bowed ou+ before he got ousfed. Babe Ru+h's home run record go+ replaced by Oh Henry Aaron. Mel Brooks' Blazing Saddles and Jon Denver's rocky moun+ain high 901' big. All in I974. Kissinger was fhe man for all rea- sons. Star Trek +he show of +he season. Sfreaking broke ou+ across +he na+ion On Fuel economy was +he key phrase in I975. And +ry as +hose car dealers mighi bicycles sfill oufsold cars. for +he firs+ +ime since WWII. Speaking of war. amnesfy was granfed +0 draH evaders and deserfers. PaHy Hearsi' was cap+ured by +he FBI. . Ping pong and pinball +urned info a na+ional pasfime. Thank God I'm a Coun+ry Boy was +he +op single, Elfon John's Grea+es+ Hi+s was +he hi+ album. One Flew Over +he Cuckoo's Nesf opened a Pandora's Box' as did +he Karen Anne Quinlan righi' fo life issue. If consciousness raising wasn'+ your +hing +here were plen+y of enier+aining T975 diversions. Two good examples: Mary Harfman, Mary Hartman, and Saf- urday Nigh+ Live. bofh born in '75. The Decade and Masfers and Johnson emerged +o explain why. The bump was fhe dance. +he Exorcisf +he wors+I and Muham- mad Ali was once again +he champ. Oakland won +he World Series. Miami +he Super Bowl. Johnny Rufherford won +he 500 and Billie Jean King ouf-pranked Bobby Riggs. Track and Tennis s+ole +he spotlight as +he new World Foofball and Hockey leagues +ried fo s+eal +he s+ars. The gas shorfage and resul+ing 55 mph speed Iimif made +he nafion s+op and fake no+ice. And +hen They had +0 face ever-soaring inflaiion. Buf ISU had problems of ifs own. Enrollmen+ dropped so +here were dorms available wi+h no one +0 live in +hem. The unres+ of earlier years had been reolaced by apa+hy. So who cares +ha+ Max Lynch was fired for preach- ing ins+ead of feaching during his mafh classes. Or +ha+ +he Deparfmenf of English became +he Deparfmenf of English and Journalism. Or +ha+ +he Sandisoanillym cafeferia closed. The frains rolled on and +he chuck holes grew. ISU Presidenf Rankin resigned and Hulman Civic Universi+y Cenfer opened. On campus or off, +he minimum wage was $l.62. Dr. Richard Landini was chosen +0 replace former ISU Pres- idenf Rankin. making him ISU's eighi'h menfor. Enrollmen+ was up. The TKE's were back! Elvis appeared at Hulman Cenfer. And ISU's economic impac+ on +he Terre Haufe communi+y was defer- mined +0 be $l00,442,000. Bob King was named +0 +he head baske+ball coach posifion. ISU's cheer- leaders were ranked I H'h in +he nafion. i S+a+esman Towers were used for office space and Jones Hall was reopened as co-educa'Honal living quar+ers for s+uden+s over 2l. Jones also were granted 24 hour visiiafion and in-dorm alcohol privileges. The Sycamore Yearbook s+aff puf ou+ an unpreceden'red ca'l'alogue-sfyie book +ha+ received +he Associa+ed Collegiafe Press AII-American Award. Mark Blade was elec+ed +0 a second +erm as SGA president The Buckly Amendmenf gave s+uden+s righfs regarding +heir sfudenf records. The ISU Chapier of +he Indiana Federafion of Teachers was formed and +he Home Economics Deparfmenf was accredifed. l977- Pi Lam's New House In I976. America was 200 years old. And wha+ a sell-abraiion +here was. A Sou+herner. +he firs+ since +he Civil War. Jimmy Carter was elecfed Presi- deni' of +he Unifed S+a+es. Mr. Car+er +ook his campaign +0 +he people wi+h his downehome 5+er and plain folks image. Celebrifies seemed +0 abound. Nadia Comaneci swepf +he Oiympics' gymnas+ics compefifion wifh a siring of perfecf scores oi: l0. Bu+ U.S. afh- Iefes brough+ home +heir share of fhe gold foo. Dorofhy Hammil skafed her way +0 +he winners circle. iAnd her wedge haircu+ sef off a craze ail ifs ownJ Bruce Jenner's Olympic record breaking performance earned him +he unofficial designaiion of +he world's number one alI-around afhlefe. Farrah emerged +he chief cherub of 1976 Charlie's AngelsI reins+a+ing +he pinup +0 a poinf only +he likes of Mansfield and Monroe had known. And +he mosf elusive of all celebrifies. Howard Hughes. died. Barbara WaH'ers signed her famous million dollar con+racf wi+h ABC. Syl- ves+er Siallone's movie Rocky. was NEWS 63 64 +he $tl movie of +he year. PaHy Hears+ was broughf +0 +rial and sen- +enced +0 seven years for armed rob- bery. Johnny Ru'l'herford won anol'her 500 and Jimmy Haifa. +he former Teamsi'er's Union President disap- peared on July 30. His whereabou+s are s+ill unknown. The Soviei Union landed a space capsule on +he surface of Venus. Wes+ Poinf accepfed H's firs+ class of female cadel's. New York City weni' broke bu+ +he Federal governmeni saved if wiih a loan. Meani'ime. +he whole world was asking. What is your sign? as +hey ska'reboarded along +heir merry way. On campus. Chief Oubachi finally got his Indian Princess. Cheryl VeHer, +he firsf in ISU his+ory. Fred Rensing received serious neck iniuries in a Saf- rnorning foo+ball workout Max Lynch. +he Bible reading ma+h +eacher fried for a feaching comeback. Mariorie Sie- benmorgan was chosen +0 be +he firs+ vofing s+uden+ on +he ISU Board of Trusfees. Dr. Richard G. Landini was officially sworn in as Presidenf of +he Universify. Three women were accep+ed info Blue Key, +radi+ionally all male honor fra+erni+y. They were Gwen Gough, Jeannie Kryder, and Quay Howell. The ceiling in room 305 in +he Fine Arfs Building collapsed. Jones Hall won +he firs'r Trivia Bowl. 2l coeds were +rappecl in Erickson's eleva+or for a half hour. Needless +0 say +he +own s+ill smelled. Lincoln didn'f have ho+ wa+er. +he food wasn'+ ho+ and +ui'l'ion wen+ up. An ISU coed was charged wi+h +he faial shoo+ing of Counselor William Carson. Jr. She was found no+ guil+y by reason of +emporary insanify and was submiHed for infensive psychialric +rea+men+. The en+ire SGA s+aff resigned af+er con+roversy over appoin+men+ and hir- ing praci'ices. leaving Presiden+ Jim LiHle. Vice Presiden+ Jeff Gleason. and Secretary Elaine Nichols +o +ake care of +he en+ire organizafion. Jethro Tull. KISS. and Frankie Vallee all appeared on campus while Presi- denl' Landini's car disappeared from campus. Seems someone look ii for a 50 mile ioy ride. H was relurned unharmed. The coldes+ win+er in hisiory is how I977 has been chronicled. Bu+ +he cold I977 didn'+ s+op +hings from happening. Proposi+ion l3 was passed in Califor- nia, cu++ing +axes and +he services +hose +axes bought Fleel'wood Mac's Rumours album sold l3 million cop- ies. S+ar Wars ou+sold any movie in his+ory and crea+ed a marke'ring bonanza like no movie before if. Rooi's swep+ +he small screen. mak- ing +elevision hisi'ory. H +raced a black family from Africa +0 early America. The world mourned +he loss of Elvis Presley. Thousands iammecl +he slreel's ou'rside his Graceland mansion in Memphis hoping for a glance a+ +he King. S+eve Mari'in was +he undeniable enferfainer of +he year. His humor grasped +he nafion by i+s funny bone and wouldn'+ lei go. Excuuuse me became +he +hing +0 say: i Back home pride s+arl'ed +0 oversha- dow +he apai'hy +ha+ had reigned so long. The gymnasfics +eam won +he NCAA Championship. The baskelball feam showed real promise of +hings +0 come with +he appearance on +he court of a shy kid from French Lick, Larry Bird. They ended l'heir regular season play 25-2. na+ionally ranked. They also received an NIT bid. The cheerleaders were ranked sevenfh in +he nafion by Harry Morgan $i22 e I976 +he ln+erna+ional Collegiale A+hle+ic Associa+ion. The Sycamore Players performed Shakespeare's The Curale lAs You Like H in +he regional Ameri- can College Theafer Fesfival. Broad- way came +0 Songfesf and 56A gained membership and a vo+ing posi- +ion on +he Terre Hauie Chamber of Commerce. Shoedebakers s+ill proved +he besi mode of l'ransporl as +he parking prob- lem only 901' worse. And in answer +o +he energy problem. he firsi eledric cars were spolied on campus. Greek life was on +he upswing. The ATO's won sweeps+akes. Phi Bells and Pi Pickerl won Trike. The Pi Lams losi' +heir house +0 a fire bu'r had a new house before +he year was over. The TKE's did some moving l'oo. Speaking of fires. +here were +hree serious ones in Mills Hall ihaf year' one complefely guHed +he can+een on +he Seven+h I978 Wii'h '78 came a boom in +he fi+ness craze +ha+ had been building over +he pasl few years. People young and old are buying bikes. iogging shoes. and racqueis of every size. shapeI and descrip+ion in a search for be++er heali'h. There's a move back +0 basics; a new consciousness abouf appearance and health. In a +ime when sfamps cos+ l5qt and gas is edging +oward a dollar a gallon, when engines fall off airplanes and nuclear reaciors malfuncfion. people can sfill laugh. How else would you explain +he success of such shows as Animal House. Mork and Mindy. and Diff'reni Sfrokes? When an en+ire na+ion sfops +0 celebrafe Mickey Mouse's 50+h Birl'hday. now ihai's a sense of humor. I978 saw +he Iasi' eclipse unfil 2075. a compulsion for foga parfies, +he birih of a +es+ +ube baby e +he world's first, +he forced exile of +he Shah of Iran, gays s+epping forward in mass +0 be coun+ed. Spectacular Bicl win +he Ken- lucky Derby' and John Wayne receive a Congressional Medal of Honor plus Goodyear 901' a new blimp. AH'hough I978 proved a grea+ year for ISUI +he en+er+ainmen+ world suf- fered a greaf many losses when show biz Biggies like Bing Crosby. Joan Crawford. Rober+ Shaw. EmmeH Kelly, Edgar Bergen. Jack Benny. To+ie Fields. Freddie Prinze, Roberf Crane. and Groucho Marx all died +he same year. And +here was Golda Meir, Mar- gare+ Mead. Norman Rockwell, and Nelson Rockefeller. They were no+ en+er+ainers per se. bu+ people of grea+ noforiefy in +heir fime. And Terre Haufe's own Tony Hulmanl and Marvella Bayh died in '78 and '79. I978 saw Disco fake over. Everyone was dancing lo Sa+urday Nighf Fever and discos were springing up everywhere. Allen Bakke enfered medi- cal school on a Supreme Cour'r ruling againsl reverse discriminalion. Mic- helle Marvin won $l04,000 in her poly- mony se'Hlemen'r. Annie Hall swepl' +he Oscars while Holocaus+ reminded America's viewers of +he horrors of Nazi Germany. The hard hiHing reporfing of 60 Minules kep+ ii high in +he Nielsons. And bo'rh TIME and LIFE magazines were back. Pally Hears+ was freed in I978. And +hree American men crossed +he Aflanfic in a balloon. '78 saw Mardi Gras cancelled. And saw women move in+o posifions of poli+ical power. Jayne Byrne. newly elecfed Mayor of Chi- cago. and Margare+ Thafcher, new Prime Minis+er of England, for exam- ple. H saw a l3 day moun+ain+op summil bring abouf +he firs+ peace be'lween Egypf and +he free Jewish sfafe in more +han 2000 years. And +here were rumbles from anofher Kennedy. H say Coke in China and Willie Mays elecfed +0 +he Baseball Hall of Fame. PiHsburgh bea+ Dallas in whaf was billed +he bes+ game in Super Bowl hislory. The men imprisoned for +heir par+ in +he Wal'ergafe conspiracy were released in '78 and PLAYBOY cele- brafed ifs 25+h anniversary. Billy Car- +er was reformed and Pe+e Rose was relocaled +o +he Phillies camp for +he small fee of $3.2 million. Three Popes would wear +he sovereign crown and red slippers in '78. Pope John Paul II now resides in +he Va+ican, following +he dea+hs of Pope Paul VII who served for IS years. and Pope John Paul I. who served for a brieic 34 days. Bu+ perhaps +he grealesl +ragedy of all was +he People's Temple inciden+ where 900 people. under +he guidance of Jim Jones. died in a gruesome cul+ murder in Jonesfown, Guyana. The Gacy murders in Chicago run a close second +0 +his horror. Nor +ha+ +here was a shor'lage of news af ISU +hough. In +he fall of '78 Hoosiers accoun+ed for 8IOA, of +he +o+al l I.474 member s+uclen+ body. All 92 coun+ies of +he s+a+e are repre- senfed. wifh Vigo claiming 2 I 0A, of +he Hoosier s+uden+s. And ou+-of-s+a+ers from Washingfin, D.C. and 49 slal'es number L787, while foreign sfuden'ls from 62 differenl' lands add up +0 307. Men and women are divided equally. H's 50-50 for grads and under- grads alike. In +he foreign con+ingen+ i+'s 60-40 males favor. Undergradua+es +o+al 9,727 and grads add up +0 l.7l5 and +here are 32 special or auclifing s+uden+s. No maHer where +hey came from +he 78-79 school year was definifely a source of grea+ pride +0 one and all. Firs+ +here's +he excellen+ basketball season. All +he Sycamores did an Songfes+ - l 978 excep+ional job in complefing +he 33-l odyssey +ha+ had fans of all ages camp- ing ou+ for fickefs and freking from one side of +he counfry fo +he ofher +0 see +heir +eam play. Then +here's +he gymnasfics and baseball feams who had excepfional seasons in +heir own right These +wo reams also compe+ed in NCAA play. Bu+ o+her +hings happened +ha+ need men+ioning. Gillum wen+ coed and plans were begun +0 move +he School of Business +0 Sycamores Towers East The arena was scheduled for an $87.000 faceliH. The Village Cinema wen'r from s+raighl' porn +0 family frade and $I.00 movies. Soul'h Third S+ree+ was consumed by mile affer mile of fasl food opera+ions. And Towne Soufh Plaza wenf up a+ one end of +own while downfown was being demolished a+ +he ofher. Mrs. Carfer and S+eve Mar+in were bofh here lasf year. Wouldn'f +ha+ make for a wild and crazy pair? The Pi Kappa Alpha social fral'ernify inslalled an official chapl'er a'r ISU in '79. The fall freshmen were +he smar- I979 +es+ in +he school's history. The Sociefy of Collegiafe Journalisls hosfed +he Wabach Valley Press Conference +0 round up Journalism Week. ISU professor Wild Bill Thompson ran for Mayor of Terre Haufe. Renowned poef Gwendolyn Brooks spoke. and recifed some of her poelry lo a packed house. Lisa Cheaiham. Indianapolis seniorI received a Pulliam Journalism fellowship. And Mike Dason confribufed +he mascot for +he baskef- ball season. Larry O+eham and Ed Beck were elecl'ecl presidenf and vice presi- den+ of SGA. Bu+ +hey couldn'+ +ake office righf away because of some dis- crepancies and complainls forwarded +0 +he S+uden+ Cour+ regarding +he way +he SGA elecfions are run. Sfudenf Alumni Council sponsored a senior class par+y +ha+ could be more ap+ly described as +he senior class fiasco. Misleading informa+ion was given +he sludenls so when +hey go+ +0 Bo's lhey were hi+ up for a +hree dollar cover charge wilh drinks a+ normal prices. Tha+'s no way +o par+y. kids. Marfin Ross was chosen by +he S+u- denf Publica+ions Board +0 be summer ecli+or of +he STATESMAN. Dave Hill is 1'0 +ake over in Hue fall. And Debbie Klisurich will run +he producfion of +he I980 SYCAMORE YEARBOOK. Wha+ a decade! H's a shame +he good years go by so fast NEWS 65 n SPORTS For +he firsf +ime in ?hree years. fhe Field Hockey feam failed +0 fake H1e Sfafe Championship. This picfure is from an early l970's Syca- more. bu+ could have been snapped 5+ any of +his year's games. by Bob Cefalo 67 ISU Cross Coun+ry o . I978 9- n Harriers Com Ile ,su OPP I5 5+. Josephs's 50 I5 Loyola of Chicago 50 9 I R d l8 BuHer 43 ' e co r l6 Taylor 46 I 5 Louisvilie 47 IS Rose Hulman 50 IS 5+. Joseph's 50 27 Purdue 28 39 Easfern Illinois 2I l9 Ohio Universi+y 4O 20 of 22 No+re Dame Invifafional 3rd of IS Purdue Invi+a+ional Di Phegley Fred Draper. in his elevenfh year as cross counfry coach a+ his alma ma+er has com- piled a 63-24 career record. : John Roscoe cross coun+ry assis+an+ coac.h, is a former eigh+ +ime AlI-Ameri- Terry Quigley. winner of eighf consecu- car? 1 track anfi cross COUM'Y 5+ Kansas five dual mee+s and Ralph WeaisI helped UNIV6F5I+Y- He Is a Terre Haufe nahve. +he +eam +0 nine wins during +he season. ISU's Cross Coun+ry feam avoided all buf +wo maior obsfa- cles during +he I978-79 season en rou+e +0 a 9-l dual mee+ record. Coach Fred Draper's harriers won eigh+ consecu+ive meefs before losing +0 awesome Eas+ern Illinois whose squad boasfs six All-Ameri- cans. lf was a vicfory of sor+s how- ever. because l'he Sycamores managed +0 place a runner in +he +op five finishers for +he firsf lime in four years againsf +heir cross- s+a+e foes. Af+er placing an impressive +hird in +he Big Sfafe Mee+ a+ Pur- due behind rivals Nol're Dame and Indiana Universi+y. ISU placed a disappoin+ing fiffh ou+ of seven squads in +he MVC mee+ Nov. 4 al Wichifa. Kansas. Terry Quigley. consisl'enfly ISU's +op finisher. became ill and was no+ Fron+ Row: Ralph Weas. John Hanley. Nicky Edwards. John Buckhon. Mike Armsfrong. Friend. Jeff Pickrel, Mike La FolleHe. Chuck Deford, Terry Quigley. Back Row: Coach Draper. Gary Hale. Karl Swiharf, Mark Eades. Gary Ellis. Dave Fleck. Kevin Swiharf. Marl: Tobol- slti. Glen Urbaniak. Dave Terrel. Mike Merkel. Sfeve Asausltas. D. Phegley able +0 perform up +0 his abilify. Mark Tobolski placed l71'h and John Hurley finished I8fh +0 pace +he Sycamores. ISU also look +he 24. 25. 26, and 27 spofs during +he meef which was hos+ed by Wich- i+a S+a+e Universi'ry. The Sycamores. who have los'r only +wo mee+s in +he las+ fwo years, aHribufed much of 'l'heir success +0 +he coaching of eight lime All-American John Roscoe. now in his second year wi+h +he feam. Roscoe, a Terre Haufe resi- dent is a graduafe of Kansas Uni- versify. Looking ahead +0 nex+ season, +he squad loses only Quig- ley and Dave Fleck +0 gradua+ion and hopes are +ha'l' wi+h seven re+urning leHermen. +he Syca- mores can challenge for +he con- ference championship. S+eve Asauskas and Mark Tobolski. soph- omores. will be among +he seven leHer- men refurning nexf fall. CROSS COUNTRY 69 70 The Sycamore defense consisfenfly played in +he +op half of Mis- souri Valley s+a+is+ics during +he I978 season and was one, if no+ +he. reason for +he Sycamores doing as well as +hey did. Here +he Sycamore defense sfops a Wes+ Texas runner for IiH'Ie gain in +he Sycamores 36-7 loss during Homecoming. John Allman, was named +0 +he firs+ +eam alI-conference defense aHer +he I978 season wi+h fackles such as +his one agains+ W. Texas S+a+e. Allman H60 was named H1e MVC Defensive player of +he Week af+er his performance againsf Louisville and had an ou+s+anding game in mos+ of H19 games. S. BucheH Sycamores Lose Them in +0 Wes1L Texas 3qu Finish Above MVC 6. Chandler urwx rm WW Hwnacw. 3er air Sycamores runners did no+ do well +hroughou+ +he season wi'lh only +wo- I 00 yard plus games +0 +heir credif buf by +he season's end. +he Sycamores had a fine crop of running backs +0 work wifh in +he coming I979 season. Wifh bo+h Daniels and Warner refurning for anolher season. +he Sycamores should have one of +he besf one-fwo combo's in +he Valley. Offense is +he name of +he game alfhough some would say +ha+ +he besf offense is a good defense. The op+ion play was +he bread and buHer play for H16 Sycamores all season long wi+h Donnie War- ner and D. A. Daniels providing much of flue punch of H16 Sycamore ground aHack. The Sycamores had +heir besf game of +he year agains+ Wichifa S+a+e. FOOTBALL 7l 72 On paper +he I978 Indiana S+a+e foofball +eam season will be recorded as 3-8 overall and 2-3 in final Missouri Valley Conference s+andings. buf +he way coach Dick Jamieson and his s+af'i sees i+ +he Syca- mores will fake a I-O mark in+o nex+ fall's game wi'rh Drake. lndiana S+a+e scored a convincing vicfory over Wichila S+a+e +0 finish +he season in impressive fash- ion. The Sycamores scored a season high 42 poinfs againsf +he Shockers afi'er managing +0 average only IO.I poinfs per confes'r in IQ games. Despi+e Indiana S+a+e's lack of offense. +he Syca- mores were a definife fac+or in +he Missouri Valley race and next season +hings look more wide open. This year's MVC champion. New Mexico S+a+e. which luckily escaped from Terre Haufe's Memorial S+adium wifh an opening game l4-9 vic+ory. was picked +0 finish in +he middle of +he pack behind Wes+ Texas Sfafe, Wichifa S+a+e. and Tulsa. Nof so, +he Aggies ended +heir season 5-I in +he Valley. Meanwhile. Wes+ Texas' Buffaloes and Wichi+a's Shockers - picked one-l'wo in pre-season prognos+i- ca'l'ions - wound up in seven'rh and sixfh places respecfively. behind +he green-as-grass Sycamores. I978 Syca more Foo+ball Resulls l3-3l New Mexico S+a+e 9 I4 Wesfern Illinois 3l 20 at Easfern Michigan 8 27 af Louisville I2 3l af Ball Sfafe 0 7 Dralre lHomecomingl I 3 0 Wes+ Texas Sfale 7 36 a+ NE Louisiana 0 I4 Sou+hern Illinois 7 28 a+ Illinois Sfafe I4 27 Wichita S+a+e 42 I8 Huber+ Moore's and around for a score against Wichifa Sfafe broke +he game open as ISU pounded +he Shockers 42- IS. Syca mores Finish 3-8 Place FiHh in MVC Jamieson said las+ July +ha+ his youngs+ers would make some plays +ha+ would surprise everyone and by +he same l'oken. also fail 1'0 make some plays and lose some games +ha+ would also surprise ISU fans. Indeed. his predicfion was correct Not only did +he Sycamores defeaf a vas+ly improved Drake squad. +hey shu+ +hem ou+ ll3-0l in +he I978 Homecoming game. They also defeafed Wichifa S+afe. an early season conquerer of Big Eigh+ en+ry Okalhoma S+a+e. AlsoI Indiana S+a+e held +heir s+ronges+ opponenl' on +he schedule - Ball S+a+e, who finished IO-l lo a 7-0 margin. yielding +he Cardinals' lone score wi+h :50 remaining. S+a+is+ics really didn'+ fell +he sfory, Jamie- son insisfed. Sure we wan+ed +0 win as many games as possible +his yearI buf mos+ of all we wanted our players +o play hard all +he fime. Generally speaking +hey did - and we feel +haf's a big sfep in +he righ+ direcfion. We had a number of seniors who confribufed much lo +his year's +eam and we'll miss +hem nex+ year, buf if is encouraging +0 have back so many of +he kids who gained +heir bap'lism of fire +his season. They now realize wha+ if fakes +0 win in +his league, Jamieson added. Bill Edwards, ISU punfer averaged 39.9 yards per kick and con- sisfenHy kepf +he Sycamores ou+ of +rouble wi+h his long boo+s. Fronf row: Dave Vandercook. Joe Angus, Mike Rufherford. Pe+e McCoy. Kirk French, Dick Cage, Jerry Thompson. Jeff Afhey. Don Jackson, D. A. Daniels. Second row: Don Warner. Bill Edwards. John Smifh. Jim SchuH'z. Wayne Hamilfon, John All- man. Dave Lowel Dale Harvel. Jim Massey. Carl Spruill, J. P. Jones. Third row: Craig Shaffer. Willie Dodaro, Brian Kreuger. Tunoh Ilkin. Terry Dzimeria. Jeff HockI John Wayhart Dan Craf- +on, George DeTelIa. Mark Gradkowski. Fourfh row: Greg Edens. Lesfer Byrd. Terry Modesiff. Gary Gilmore, Paul Zeiser. Bob Albrigh+, Jeff Schneider. Vince Fowler. Willie WeberI Gary Gamen, Fif+h row: Fred Bell. Leroy Irvin. Hank Hahn. Dwighf Tripp. Bill Logan. Joe Albino. Jeff Lorick, Mike Branfley. Vince Vr+is. Sixfh row: Dan Hawkins. Reggie Allen. Zack Washington. Marvin Smifh, Mark Hardy, Huberf Moore, Marfy S+ru+z, Mark Frusfack, Sco++ Higgins, Rudy Suzich. Sevenfh row: Gerry Glus- sic. Ed Foggs. Dave Anderson, ScoH Barfel. Eric Robinson, S+eve Lakey, Gino Howard. Mike Shannon. John Spradley. Kyle Hood. Eighfh row: John SkeHon. Ray Bagge++. Tom James, Ed Ma+- HlewsI Alvin Reynolds, Keman Smifh. Kirk WilsonI Jackie ThomasI Ed Ruffin. Gordon Brewer. Back row: Coaches: Sfeve Brickey, Bill Bryant Dennis Rafez, Mike Koval, Gene Jones. Den- nis Davis. Dick Jamieson, Bob Turnerl Dave McGinnis. Pefe Hoener. FOOTBALL 73 In recenf years body fifness. condifioning and developmenl have become all +he rage wilh +he Arnold Schwarheneggers of +he gym sef leading +he way. So i+ seemed only na+ural. in an era when +radi+ions come and go almosl Jroo quickly +0 be called +radi+ions. +ha+ +he la+es+ 1'0 emerge a+ ISU would be a body building con+es+. Coordinafor of +he Mr. ISU conlesl. ISU securify officer Phil- lip Marlowe. explained +ha+ con- +es+ was meanf +0 general'e cam- pus inferes+ in body building and +0 clear up +he many misconcep- +ions aboul body building. Peo- ple don'+ realize +he long hours and hard work +ha+ goes in+o bodybuilding - if's no+ all pos- mg. And so i+ began. The arena filled wi+h +he anxious an+icipa+ion as +he house lighfs dimmed 1'0 a single spoflighl' on cen+er s+age. Whal had once been a baske+ball cour+ had been fransformed, via cur+ains and a mini-s'rage. inlo a Showplace for I? of ISU's finesl physiques e all vying for +he +i+le of Mr. ISU. For many +he firs+ annual body- building con+es+ was exac'l'ly +ha+ - a first Mosf of +hose in a++end- ance had never been +0 such an even+ before bu+ +hey all came wi'rh lbeir own se'l' of preconcep- lions of whaf was aboul' +0 lake place. Visions of rippling muscles. bulging biceps and +riceps. s+om- achs of s+eel and Jrree +runk legs filled every head as +he en+husias- +ic crowd readied +hemselves - many no+ sure for whal' - bul ready none +he less. Firs+ +0 +ake cenfer sfage was co-coordina+or Ron DeBry, show- ing +he prowess +ha+ earned him +he +i+Ie of runner up in +he I976 Mr. Ufah compe+i+ion. DeBry also served as Mas+er of Ceremonies. so af'rer a quick change of aHire. DeBry refurned +0 infroduce each of +he compe+i- fiors in +he +wo heighf classes: +all 5'9 and overl and shorf division 5'8 and underl. Cen+er sfage is Ron Szanyi. Jr.l P.E. maior Q, mm from Easf Chicago. Szanyi finished firs+ run- 7 l ner up +0 Mr. ISU as well as sweeping many as of Hue overall cafegories. , m 74 MR. ISU A; MR. ISU I978 John LeHeIIier lsf runner up e Ron Sanyi 2nd runner up - Ricky Tubbs TALL DIVISION - WINNERS - John LeHellier Mike Rasfovic Phil SchuHies SHORT DIVISION e WINNERS - Ron Szanyi Ricky Tubbs Darnell Lee D. Phegley ISU's Own Muscular Mr. Bodies beaufiful abounded as each confesfan'l' fook his place in Hue spoHighf. clad only in frunks. +0 flex and pose +heir way +hrough +heir individual series of poses. Firs+ shorf division compe+i+ors and +hen fall. The Mr. ISU con+es+. sponSOred by W300 and +he In+rafra+erni+y Council. was run in +he same pro- fessional manner as +he annual Mr. Olympia compe+i+ion, observing Amafeur Afhefic Union rules. Judges made +heir selecfions on +he basis of d musculari+yz sizeI hardness and definifion. M sym- mefry: balance of development and d presen+a+ionsz posfure. car- riage, execu+ion of roufine, grooming. Winners cups were presenfed fo +he fop +hree finishers in each heigh+ ca+egory. Winners in +he I've never won any+hing like +his before. I can'f believe if. said Shelbyville sopho- moreI John LeH'eIlier. winner of +he firsf annual Mr. ISU confesf. shor+ heighf class were: Ron Sza- nyi, firsf placeI Ricky Tubbs. sec- ond: Darnell Leel +hird. Tall division winners were John Le++ellier. firsf place: Phil Schul- fies, second; and Mike Rasi'ovic, +hird. Medals were presenfed +0 +he overall cafegory winners: Phillip Marlowe. Besf Arms: Darnell Lee, Besf Back and Besf Chesf: Ricky Tubbs. Bes+ Abdominals and Besf Poser; Ron Szanyi. Besf LegsI and John LeHeIlier, Mosf Muscular. The firs'r place winners in Hue shor+ and fall heigh+ classes. Sza- nyi and LeHellier, +hen baHled for +he +i+le of Mr. ISU in a pose-off. LeHellier once again came ou'r on +op. Miss ISUl Helen Paulin. was on hand +0 presen+ +he winning frophy +0 LeH'eIlier, Mr. ISU I978. Winners of H19 +all heighf class show +he sfyle and form +ha+ earned +hem +he +op +hree finishing posifions in +heir division of +he compefifion. D. Phegley MR. ISU 75 76 Takedown Showdown Ends I l-8 Mike Breeden. woffom posifionL I42 lbs. was +ied for second place on +he +eam in falls. as he recorded seven. Dave Johnson scored l0 wins +his season for 35 feam poin+s and re+urns +0 fhe squad nex+ season. Wres+ling one of +he +oughes+ schedules in +he cbllegia+e ranks. ISU's grapplers managed +0 over- come early season iniuries and pos'r an I l-8 dual meef record. Major iniuries which cosf ISU +he services of Eric Kriebel and Paf Griel and ofher nagging iniu- ries +hrough +he season Ief+ four+h year coach Fran McCann's feam wi+h IiHIe dep'rh. Despife +his problem. +he Syca- more grapplers pu+ foge+her ou+- s+anding seasons individually and as a +eam. As a feam. +he Sycamores brigh+ spo+s included a win over Kenfucky and a fie for second in +he Nor+hern Illinois fournament Addifionally. ISU wresflers domi- na+ed Indiana. Four of ISU's ll wins came over rival Indiana schools. Indiana Universify. n: Nofre Dame. Purdue, and Ball Slafe all l. u : succumbed +0 +he Sycamore ma+men. Wm . Wmmwm Senior Guy Reilly led +he feam in poin+s will: 82 and had +he besf winning perl cenfage L760l of his Sycamore feam- ma+es. BoHom row: Bob Dickman. Joe Laicin, Dave Clardy, Guy Reilly. Eric Kriebel. Jim Vrabel, Paf Griel. Kur+ Geib. Bob Procfor. Dave Johnson. Sfanding: Coach Fran McCann. assis+an+ Coach Abdul nafed Indiana. No+re Dame and Purdue in +hree successive mafches and blifzed Ball Sfa're lafer in +he year. Coach McCann hoped +ha+ +his domina+ion of +he Indiana schools would help in ISU's recrui+ing process. Heavyweigh+ Bruce Baumgarf- ner led +he +eam in falls U7l. vic- +ories lZOl and +eam poin+s ll04l. The 6'3 265 lb. freshman finished +he season a'r 20-9. Ano+l1er freshman who con+rib- ufed heavily was I I8 lb. Bob Dick- man who fumed in an l8-I I slafe and advanced +0 +he NCAA +our- namenf only +0 lose in he firs+ round. The Sycamores lose +hree sen- Rahreen-Ali. Tom Wafkins. Tim Sayers. Dave Nicholson. Jim Thomas. Jon Hilli- ard. Mike Breeden. Milf Wesfland, Bruce Baumgar+ner. iors +0 graduafion +his year: Guy Reilly. Joe Laicin and Jon Hilliard. Reilly, a'l l34 lbs.. posfed a l9-6 record la winning percen+age of .760l and led +he feam wifh five superior decisions +his season. Laicin. wres+ling a+ l26 lbs.. pos'red a 6- l 2 record and con+rib- ufecl 25 +eam poin+s. Hilliard pos+ed a 2-2 sla+e in a reserve role. Expec+ecl +0 bols+er nex+ year's squad will be refurnees Kur+ Geib I42 lbs. ll 3-9l. Mike Breeden. I67 lbs.. ll2-7l, Tim Sayers. l58 lbs. lI3-l2l. Bob Procfor. I77 lbs. l8-2l. Mill Wesl'land, I90 lbs. llb-l ll and Jim Thomas, I67 lbs. lIO- l Ol. WRESTLING 77 n- mi w d CV; Mk,- :5 r . 33x. IAbova Capacify crowds greefad +he Sycamores af home games by hurling generous amoun+s of +oile+ paper. Mbove riglw Offen asked +0 guard +he opposHion's fop scorer. iunior Brad Miley gained recognifion for his defensive abil- i+y. IRigth Junior Carl Nicks refurned frdm Gulf Coasf Communiiy College in Florida to become +he Sycamores' sec- ond leading scorer carrying a l9.7 aver- age. COME TRUE Sycamores make believers of +he fans. press . Memories e The I978-'79 Sycamore baskei'ball squad cre- a'red many of +hem for +he sfu- denfs of ISU and +he people of Terre Haufe. Led by first year coach Bill Hodges and senior All- American Larry Bird, ISU's bas- ke+ball program became +he mosi' successful in +he universi+y's his- +ory and in +he na+ion +his year. Hodges, who +ook over +he coaching dui'ies las+ fall due +0 former coach Bob King's illness. was awarded AP and UPI Coach of +he Year honors af+er posfing 26-0 regular season and 33-l overall marks. Affer +wo succes- sive NIT bids. Hodges and his assisfanfs Terry Thimlar and Mel Daniels had a fough ac+ +0 follow in building a feam around +heir concensus AlI-American cenfer- forward. They did much more +han build a 'l'eam. They inspired sfudenfs, many of whom arrived a+ Hulman Cen+er well before +he doors were opened and Terre Haufians +0 cheer on +heir +eam. Even+ually. Indiana Sfafe was known as a baskefball powerhouse - not as a s+a+e prison.- The nucleus of +he Sycamores was No. 33. +he Blond Bomber. His ac+ions on +he courf caused +he opposifion's defense +0 reacf. When +hey did. he and +he o+her Syca mores +oolt adva n+age. Bird. 6'9 . vofed +he +op colle- giafe player +his year, scored a+ a 28.7 clip, second bes+ in +he na+ion and also snared an average of IS rebounds a gameI also among +he na'rion's best Yef. Bird was nof selfish: his sharp passes. some+imes simple. o+her fimes specfacular. as a result of his nafu- $ i! now ownsWMlSU baskeiba recor ; x Sy camore he ayed In 94 confes'rs scor-I Eng 2850 p Mb 0,, H19 8 mm col ral cour+ sense. were -of+en Wleqiafelisi'. K for his aH- around bil received by +eamma+es for easy ify. Bird' 5 courf sense made himW a bril scores. lianf passer and rebounder. BASKETBALL 79 PHOOEY on +he for+une +ellers The Sycamores rise +0 +he +op Hodges debui as ac+ing coach of +he Sycamores came Novem- ber l9 when ISU defeafed +he Russian Nafional +eam 83-79. Bird canned 22 poin+s and grabbed I3 rebounds and aHhough he fouled a ou+ wi+h seven minufes remaining. a - , - - +he Sycamores were able +0 gain a ,y vic+ory +ha+ Purdue. Nofre Dame : + and Indiana were no+ able +0 cap- 3 +ure in earlier con+es+s agains+ +he Russians. Affer opening +he regular sea- son wi+h a 99-56 win over Law- rence. +he Sycamores +ravelled +0 Purdue and bes+ed +he Boilermak- ers for +he second s+raigh+ year. 63-53. Bird led +he feam wi+h 22 poinfs and I5 rebounds. He was V r supporfed by iunior Carl Nicks 6 . who added l2 poinfs. Bird closed in on +he career A poin+ +o+al record wi+h a sparkling , a ; , performance againsf BuHer ; ' ' December I6. In +he I09-7I win over +he visHing Bulldogs. he scored 48 poin+s grabbed I9 rebounds. handed ou+ five assis+s. had +hree s+eals and +hree blocked shofs. Bird followed wH'h a record breaking performance as +he Sycamores ou+manned Morris Harvey 79-63 af +he HDUC December 30. Early in +he game. Bird displaced Jerry NewsomI who ended his career wi+h +he Trees in I968l as +he Sycamores leading aIl-fime scorer. He fin- ished +he game wifh 34 poinfs as ISU upped ifs record +0 9-0. Five games Iafer +he Sycamores con+inued +heir ascension Jtoward +he fop poll posi+ion wi+h a 73-69 win over New Mexico Sfafe. Bird injured his ankle Ia+e in +he firsi' half bu+ re'l'urned in +he second half +0 spark ISU 1'0 +he vic+ory which moved +hem info +he fifi'h posifion in bo+h polls. Middle of +he floor celebrations were a common sighf a+ Hulman Cenfer where +he Sycamores enioyed l6 regular season and +hree pos+-season wins. The Sycamores sharpened +heir skills during +he nex+ four confesfs. The Magnificenf Seven consisf- ing of Bird, Nicks. Sieve Reed. Alex GrilberJrI Brad Miley, Bob Hea'ron and Leroy S+aley dis- played a combinafion of scoring. rebounding, defense and passing skills while knocking off MVC foes Wichifa S+a+e. Creighfon ifwicei. and Soufhern Illinois. They indeed proved +ha+ +hey could play as a +eam. Bu+. one man was +0 save +he mighi'y Sycamores from suffering +heir only regular season defeat Wi+h s+ar+ers Bird. who scored 37 poin+s. Nicks and Gilber+ on +he bench. disqualified because of fouls. +he Sycamores had IiH'le chance of beefing hosf New Mex- ico S+a+e in +he closing minu+es of +he February I game. Whaf chance ISU did have res'red in +he hands of Heafon whose dramafic 50 foo+ sho+ banged off +he back- board. around +he rim and +hrough +he nef a+ +he final buz- zer, sending +he game info over- +ime. Aggressive play of +he reserves led ISU +0 vic+ory over +he bewildered Aggies. 9l-89. This was a +eam destined for suc- cess. The Sycamores reached +he +op spof in +he AP and UPI polls as +hey blifzed visi'ring Wes+ Texas S+a+e l00-75. February I2. Bird led a balanced scoring a++ack wi+h 27 poini's, followed by Nicks wi+h l7. and Gilbert Sfaley and Miley each wi+h II +aliies as The Trees reached +heir goal clinching +he conference championship. Wins over Soufhern Illinois and Drake followed as +he Sycamores and +heir fans readied for lSU's only regular season nafional fele- vision appearance during +he Ias+ game of +he season. While an ice and snow s+orm blankefed +he Wabash ValleyI a near capacify crowd and NBC's Al McGuire and Jim Simpson as well as +he fel- evision audience wafched Bird and his ma+es pu+ on a dazzling display of baskefbail prowess demolishing Wichifa S+a+e I09- 84. McGuire and Simpson raved abouf ISU's abilify and pariicu- larly aboui Bird, while +he fans counfed his poinfs. The Sycamore sfar pumped in 49 +ailies and grabbed l9 rebounds. Suppor+ed by Nicks' 25 poinfs and S+aley's l0. ISU closed ouf +heir regular season a+ 26-0 overall and l'6-O in +he MVC becoming +he firsf con- ference feam since Oklahoma A8iM in l947-'48 +0 go unbeafen in league play. iAll baske+ball pho- Jros by Geoff ChandlerJ lAbove Ieffi The official voice of +he Sycamores. WTHI's Bob Forbes infer- views rookie coach Bill Hodges. !Far leffi A favorife of +he crowd. senior Tom Crowder didn'+ see much playing fime buf gained fame from T.V. appearances on +he Capfain Jack Show. TLeffl Leroy Sfaley. seniorl one of +he Super Subs hails from Florida and is one of +he +wo feam members +ha+ is married. BASKETBALL 8l 82 junipr , wa' ? +0 W ized for s miracle slofs. fon. ISU's miracle Cagers Ca p+ure MoVaI Crown Exper+s predic+ +hird place; Sycamores finish on +op Ranked afop bofh polls, ISU headed info +he MVC +ournamen+ looking ioward an NCAA berfh and a firsf round bye if +hey won +he conference +ourney. In +he firsf round. +he Syca- mores faced a lowly bu+ inspired Wesf Texas S+a+e club. ISU s+ar+ed slowly buf gained i+s com- posure in +he second half and won 94-84 behind Bird's 29 poin+s. Nicks' I9 markers and Gilbert's l9 poinfs. Defense keyed +he Sycamore semifinal win over Sou+hern Illi- nois. Trailing by as many as nine poinfs in +he firs+ half. a s+ou+ defense confrolled +he Salukis and senf +he visifors home wifh a 79-72 loss. Affer +wo close calls againsf New Mexico S+a+e. ISU expec+ed a ba++le in +he +hird confron+a+ion buf won easily, 69-59 +0 +ake +he MVC +ourney. Bird slighfly frac- +ured his lefi' +humb bu'l' sfill man- aged 20 poin+s and I0 rebounds. Nicks added l5 poini's and Gil- ber! and Sfaley l0 each as +he Sycamores advanced +0 +he NCAA fourney for +he firs! fime even In 32 regular season games. Leroy S+aley scored 23I poin+s for an average of 7.2 +allies per confest 99 63 74 78 l02 l02 93 l09 99 I 0! 98 83 93 73 94 90 88 77 9 I 66 IOO 9l IOO 69 76 l09 94 79 69 86 93 73 76 64 SCOREBOARD B34! Lawrence a+ Purdue af Evansville Illinois Sf. E. Carolina Cleveland Sf. a! Ball Sf. BuHer Morris Harvey Tulsa M W. Texas 5+. N. Carolina A8rT Bradley N. Mexico Sf. a+ Wichifa Sf. a+ Creighfon S. Illinois Creighfon af N. Mexico Sf. a+ Tulsa Drake a+ Bradley W. Texas Sf. af S. Illinois af Drake Wichifa Sf. W. Texas 5+. S. Illinois N. Mexico St Virginia Tech Oklahoma Arkansas DePaul Michigan Sf. 9MVC Tourney !! NCAA compe+i+ion 56 53 70 76 79 7! 85 7! 63 89 77 64 74 69 84 69 79 69 89 56 79 72 75 68 84 849 72:! 594K 69!! 72!! 7!!! 74!! 75!! ,A-mwiw a$ 2-;2 Known for his iumping abili+y, HO inches verficalM iunior Alex Gilber+ +hrilled +he crowds wifh spectacular dunk shofs and rebounds. Sophomore guard S+eve Reed broke Jim Smifh's record of 22l assisfs in a season by handing ouf 232 of his own. BASKETBALL 83 84 Cheering as if +heir +eam had won +he nafional championship. more +han H.000 fans greefed +he Sycamores in Hullman Cen+er, Tuesday, March 27, upon +heir refurn from +he NCAA finals held in SaH Lake Cify. Alfhough ISU had iosf +0 Michi- gan Sfafe. +he +eam, +he school and Terre Hau+e had much +o be proud of. The I978-'79 Sycamores had done wha+ no ofher ISU cage +eam had accomplished before. For +he firs'r fime in +he school's hisfory. +he +op-ranked Sycamores reached +he Division I NCAA finals. had compiled a 33-I record. bes+ in ISU's his+ory and had es+ablished +he bes+ winning percenfage L97U of any ofher ISU cage +eam. Throughou+ +he regular season. ISU fans came +o believe +ha+ +he Sycamores success was for real. None+heless, o+her baskefball fans and cri+ics needed +o be con- vinced. The NCAA champion- ships provided +he seHing for ISU +0 show ifs power. Working like a finer-honed machine, +he Sycamores disposed of Virginia Tech in +he opening round of +he Midwesf regional a+ Lawrence. Kansas, 86-69. Led by Bird. whose frac+ured ieH' +humb inhibi+ed some of his rebounding aggressiveness bui' no+ his scoring abilify. +he Sycamores +ook charge of +he game midway +hrough +he firsf half by reeling off 20 unanswered poin'rs. Despi+e playing wi+h much pain +hrough- ou+ +he game. Bird scored 22 poin+s and snared I4 rebounds. - More imporfanHy. ISU showed incredible scoring balance. Carl Nicks chipped in 22 poin+s. while Alex Gilbert S+eve Reed and Bob Hea'ron added l2 apiece. Defense keyed +he nexf ISU win over Big 8 champion Oklahoma in +he regional semifinal a+ Cincin- na'ri. A record crowd of l7,252 fans, +he largesf ever +0 wi+ness a college baske'rball game in Ohio' looked on. ISU's aggressive The Pride . . . +he Proud Tears of Blue defense and rebounding provided a 93-72 win over +he Sooners. Bird ne++ed 29 poin+s and grabbed l5 rebounds, leading +he Sycamores +o vicfory. Nicks added 20 poin+s while Gilberf confribu+ed I2 poin+s and nine caroms. Wi+h a cove+ed Final Four spo+ a+ s+ake. Arkansas All-Ameri- can guard Sidney Moncrief vowed +ha+ +he regional con+es+ would be AISU's last His predic+ion was almosf +rue e excep+ for anofher miracle. Af+er 39:58 of ba+- Hing. leads and lead changesl miracle man Hea+on saved +he Sycamores once more wi+h a leff- handed. double-pump. oH-bal- ance five-foo+ sho+ +ha+ gave ISU a 73-7l win and a place in +he Final Four. DePauI. upse+ vic+ors over UCLA; figured +o give ISU all They could handle. The hoi-shoo'r- ing Sycamores saw an II poin+ lead whi++ied +o one wi+h ius+ over a minufe and a half Ie'H' in +he final s+anza. Playing caufiously. ISU secured i+s ber+h in +he championship game wi+h less +han a minuie remaining when Heafon hi+ a sho+ off a Nicks pass. Throughou+ +he game. Bird car- ried +he Sycamores wii'h a spar- kling array of sho+s. passes and rebounds. He s+unned +he Blue Demons wi+h 35 poinfs U6 of l9 from +he fieldL l6 rebounds and nine assisfs. Wifh win number 33 under +heir beifs. +he Sycamores headed for a confron+a+ion wi+h Final Four favorife Michigan S+a+e. The Self Lake Cify final game was billed as Bird versus Magic. lns+ead. +he con+es+ did no+ showcase ei+her player. Syca- more misfori'unes +urned in+o +he for+unes of Earvin Johnson and his Spar+an +eamma+es. Poor shooiing from +he 'Field and +he free-+hrow line plagued +he Sycamores +hroughou+ +he con+e5+ as Johnsonl AIi-American forward Greg Kelser. and +he Spar+ans buil+ a nine poin+ lead af halffime. Michigan S+a+e expanded i+s lead +o I6 in +he second hahc while +he scrappy ISU squad +ried in vain +o rally. The Sparfans man- aged +0 hold off 'l'heir s+ruggling opponen+s and ISU's dream season came +0 an end. 75-64. None'l'heless, Indiana S+a+e, +he +eam and +heir fans had Ii++le cause 'For disappoinfmenf. Through +heir aggressive play and +eamwork +hey had gained +he admirafion of fans and spor+swri+- ers +hroughou+ +he na+ion. Coach Bill Hodges refused +0 be disconfen+ed. He fold +he press af+er +he game. This was more +han we ever expec+ed. I could no+ be more proud of a +eam and HS accomplishmenis. This has been a grea+ year and we hold our heads up high. no maffer wha+ +he ou+come of +he final game. n. -. -- Though +he sign did nof bear +he final oufcome. +he Sycamores were s+ill ii'l wi+h +heir fans; +housands of Huem aHended Hie fourney in SaH Lake. The feam +ha+ had cap+ured H16 hear+s of many. +he l978-79 Sycamores gave +he school a season +0 remember. INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY I979 NCAA FINALISTS Back row: Dr. Behnke. Rod McNelIyI S+eve Reed. Carl NicksI Sco++ Turner. Rich Nemcek. Tom Crowder, Larry Bird, Eric Curry, Brad Miley, Alex Gilbert Bob Heafon. Leroy Sfaley. Bob RiHer. Rick Shaw. mng Fronf row: coaches; Danny King, Terry Thimlar. Bill Hodges, Head Coach. Mel Daniels. POST-SEASON BASKETBALL 85 86 Roger Counsil, completing his l5+h year as ISU gymnasfics coach was named +0 coach +he U.$. squad in +he I980 Olym- pics. Rick Archer compe+ed on his specialfy. +he side horse. during +he l978-'79 sea- son. The Crown and +he Glory Jus+ Ou+o1c Reach While +he spofligh'r shone brithy on +he Sycamore baskef- ball 1'eamI lSU's gymnaS'l'ics squad performed in Hue background of +heir a+hle+ic coun+erpar+s. Ye+, +he refurn of Kur+ Thomas and +he +hird place finish in +he NCAA championships gave +he gymnasfs a chance a+ +he limelight Re+urning from a year of ama- +eur. na+ional, and in+erna+ional compefifion, Thomas. a world- class gymnast as well as his Jream- mafes, delighfed crowds every- where. The Syca mores under +he direc- Hon of Coach Roger Counsil. fool: a win in +he Windy Cify Invi+a- fional and second place in +he Ball S+a+e Classic before +heir firsf dual mee+ of +he season. Thirfy-five hundred fans, +he firsi' of +hree full houses in +he Arena sa'l' in awe as Thomas fook firs+ place and +he Sycamores defeai'ed Arizona S+a+e, 2l7.05- 2 l4.45. Thomas' scores were high- lighfed by a 9.7 in bofh +he floor and parallel bar exercises. Kur+: I'm going to miss +he schoolI my +eamma+es and Coach Council. I owe an awful Iof +0 him . . . I don'+ +hink I could come anywhere close +o accomplishing whaf I have wifhouf him. Also placing high for ISU was - - .. . . - . - . - . Don Osborn, who finished +hird in - a - - - ' - ' :- +he aII-around compe+i+ion. W 4' ' ' '4 ' ' Wi+hou+ Thomas for +he nex+ +wo meek. +he Sycamores los+ a+ Penn S+a+e and +0 Norfhern Illi- nois. Bu+. he refurned from his o+her commi+men+s +0 spark suc- cessive vicfories over Ball S+a1'e. Michigan. and Illinois S+a+e. Thomas' Ias+ performance. in fron+ of a packed house in +he Arenal resuH'ed in ano+her big Sycamore win as ISU bes+ed Ohio Sfafe. 223.35-2l5.33. Ou+s+and- ing performances by Thomas' all- arounder Rich Apolinar and vaul+- ing specialis+ Dick Dyke gave ISU momen+um going info +he Mid- wes+ regional held a+ Nor'l'hern Illi- nois. Once again. +he Thomas-Ied Sycamores performed +0 perfec- +ion as +hey cap+ured +he regional +i+le wifh 439.70 poinfs over Min- neso'ra's 430.30 +o+aL Primed for +he na+ionals. ISU +hen headed for Ba+on Rouge for +he NCAA championships. Favored +op-1'wo con+enders Nebraska and Oklahoma over- came a s+erling performance by Thomas, who fook +he individual +i+le, +0 finish ahead of +he Syca- mores. Nebraska recorded 448.255 poin+s while Oklahoma scored 446.625 and ISU finished wi+h 44I.300 poinfs. Individually, Thomas amassed ll5.25 poinfs. +aking +op honors on +he parallel and horizonfal bars , while finishing second and +hird 3. W L on +he rings, respecfively. I 4 t '5 Thomas. a five +ime AILAmerican , +his year. won ISU's Farmer award 3 as Hue mos+ valuable gymnasf and V was vo+ed co-winner of +he Uni- versi+y's Hillman award for afhlet ics along wH'h baske+ball's All- American Larry Bird. Also +urning in an AII-American performance for +he Sycamores was Rick Chashafian who 'l'ied for fiHh on +he rings in +he Nafionals. Coach Counsil loses Thomas. specialisfs Gary Bernloehr. Dyke and Ernie Schroeder +0 gradua- +ion and can expecf +0 have a s+rong. experienced +eam re+urn- ing in +he fall. GYMNASTICS 87 , mm A double maior in fechnology and physi- cal educafion. Rick Charshafian gained AII-American honors on +he rings +his year. qmowfgm Fronf row: Al Kwiafkowski. asst coach. Shawn Reid, Don Chrisffield. Dick Dyke. Archer, Mark Reed. Lee Bafaglia, Keifh Kur+ Thomas. capfain. Kneeling: Gary Ray Mar+inelli. Back row:Tom EHer, Mike Schus+er, Ernie Schroder. Rich Apolinar. Bernloehr. Joe ScoH. Keifh Carasso. Giacobbe, Tom Zeigler. Trenf Collier, Don Osborn, Rick Charshafian. Nof pic- Todd McVey. Chris Koch. Jerry Buckley. Clarence Brown. Bruce Baldwin. Rick fured:Ted McVey. GYMNASTICS 89 9O Flying High Sophomore Dawn Gordon's effor'rs in fhe uneven bars gave +he Lady Sycamores reliable scoring. e?! B. MASON From leff: BernadeHe Cybulski, Mary Califf. Denise Bunder, Rhonda Gunder. Maggie Ossman. Martha Brandon, Car- rie Bueno. Dawn Gordon. Assis+an+ Coach Connie Jo Isreal. Coach Margif Treiber. Freshman Maggie Ossman was +he lone represen+a+ive in NCAA comperion +his season. B. MASON Dawn Gordon helped ISU's Lady Syca- mores +0 +he Indiana AIAW +i+le wi'rh fimely vauHing and work on +he beam. For +he second consecufive year. ISU women's gymnasfics +eam successfully defendedh+he Indiana AIAW championship by defea+ing Indiana Universi+y and Ball S+a+e. The Lady Sycamores scored l32.6 poinfs for +he win over I.U.'s l26.3 and Ball S'rafe's ll6.45 +eam poinfs. Showing excellence in every even'r. +he Lady Sycamores +ook +he +wo fop aII-around places as freshman Maggie Ossman cap- +ured +he +i+le wi+h 34.8 poinfs, her besf score of +he season. Jun- ior Carrie Bueno placed second in +he all-around compe+i+ion wi+h a score of 33.9. The Lady Sycamores and Coach Margi+ Treiber +hen +rav- eled fo Wesf Virginia Universi+y for +he Midwesf AIAW champi- onships. Ossman's ou+s+anding performance earned her a second place finish in +he alI-around com- pe+i+ion wi+h a score of 34.3 and helped +he +eam finish in second place behind Ken+ S+a+e which won +he fifle wi+h a +o+al of l34.3 Despife a sprained wrist Marfha Bran- don fumed in fine performances when ISU needed +hem +he mosf. B. MASON poin+s. As a feam. +he Lady Syca- mores compiled a +o+al of I3I.65 poinfs +0 finish ahead of favored Soufhern Illinois by .3 of a point In addi+ion +0 +he efforfs of Ossman and Bueno. +he Lady Sycamores relied on fwo o+her performers +0 secure a higher ranking. While Bueno finished hourfh in +he balance beam. iunior BernadeHe Cybulski placed nin+h in +he aIl-around compefifion. However, Coach Treiber needed four scores in +he all- around compefi'rion +0 place her +eam higher in +he s+andings. She called upon freshman Mar+ha Brandon who was limifed by a sprained wrisf. Brandon responded by scoring an 8.05 in +he uneven bars. buf more impor- fanHy, i+ enabled +he ladies +0 cap+ure a second place finish. Ossman's efforfs in +he Mid- wes+ Regional earned her +he oppor'runH'y +0 compe+e in +he Na+ional AIAW meef. She. along wifh Bueno was also named +0 +he Regional MAIAW AII-S+ar squad for I979. GYMNASTICS 9! 92 Duane Barrows. lSU's swimming coach for +he pasf l4 years was killed in an au+omobile acciden+ in LouisvilleI while +he Sycamores were refurning from weekend meefs againsf +he Universify of Ken+ucky and Eas+ern Ken+ucky Universify. Barrows. whose feam was 6-l in dual mee+s before heading +0 Kenfucky. had rolled up an impressive 8 l -56 record in his pre- vious l3 years as coach. A I950 gradua+e of Franklin College. Barrows earned his mas- +er's degree from Bu'l'ler Univer- sifyin I957. He ioined +he Indiana S+a+e sfaff in I965 as swimming coach and as a facuH'y member in +he School of Heal+h, Physical Educa- +ion and Recreafion. He was also a swimming ins+ruc+or a+ +he YMCA. He was a member of +he U.S. Power Squadron. College Swimming Coaches Associa'rion of America' Professional Associa- +ion of Diving Ins+ruc+ors and +he Nafional Associa+ion of Underwa- +er lnsfrucfors. A Loss Grea+er Than Any Defea+ Duane Barrows, coached ISU's swim feam for I4 years compiling an 87-57 record. AHer +he success of +his year's . +eam. +ennis Coach Duane Klueh looks forward +0 seeing +he expe- rience +ha+ his players gained pay off nex+ season. This was a greaf learning experience for everyone. I am really pleased +ha+ +he en+ire sfarfing lineup will be back wH'h us nex+ year. Klueh said. Under Klueh's guidance. now in his 24+h year as coach, +he Syca- more nefman pos+ed a I6-l0 dual mee+ record +his spring. The nucleus of +ha+ lineup, iun- ior co-capfains Tom Csipisky and NeHers Pos+ I6- I 0 Dual Mee+ Record Tin Capulong. +he number one and four singles players respec- fively. Csipisky compiled a 2I-7 record while Capulong fumed in a 28-7 sla're. Toge+her +hey posfed a l0-I0 record as +he number one doubles +eam. Surprise +alen+s +ha+ were pu+ +0 +he +es+ early in +he season were freshmen Jeff Weber and Buzz Hardy. Weber. +he number fwo singles player. recorded an l8-I2 mark. Hardy. playing in +he number +hree singles spo+ com- piled a 2 I -9 slafe. SWIMMINGITENNIS 93 94 33h: S.KEEVER Par+ of a powerful ouffield, leff fielder Jim Mehling hi+ .36I and had I? RBl's. MiddIe righf: For +he Sycamores who Iosf only four games a+ The House of Shick +he NCAA fourney was a dream come frue. If pi+ching, plus hiHing plus defense adds up +0 a championship baseball feam. +hen coach Bob Warn combined +he righf ingredi- enfs for ISU's firs+ diamond crown and an NCAA +rip. Young. bu+ consis+en+ pifchers were +he firs+ ingredien+ +0 +he suc- cessful Sycamores. The s+aff allowed an average of 2.84 earned runs per game while +he po+en+ Sycamore hi+- +ing affack mus+ered an average of 7.2l earned runs a con+es+. The hurlers were led by Eric Wal- berg who posted a regular season sla+e of 7-0. Dave Braden and Mike Maicher a+ 4-0 and Tim Cook a+ 3-0 rounded ou+ +he Iis+ of unbea+en pifchers. , The baHing aHack. led by senior Wally Johnson usually gave +he pi+chers +he runs +ha+ +hey needed. Wheels Johnson. known for his speed on +he bases. was Iisfed a+ +he +op or among +he leaders in college baHing s+a+is+ics for mos+ of +he regular seasonI ending his final sea- son wi+h a .484 average. He also sur- passed +he s+olen base record of 22 by successfully comple+ing 35 of 4l +hef+s. Around +he infield. 'Firs1' baseman Pefe Piskol was second on +he +eam wi+h 54 hi+s while baHing .370, +hird baseman Don Osborn accounfed 'For 2I RBI's while baH'ing .346 and ca+cher Paf Dumochelle commiH'ed only one error and baHed .349 dur- ing +he regular season. The offensive-minded ouHield was V paced by cen+erfielder Greg Baker baHing .4l3 wi+h eigh+ homers. eigh+ +riples and bl RBI's. Middle leff: ISU's diamondmen Jrurned in a 4I -I I slafe, +he bes+ in +he school's baseball hisfory. Righ+ fielder Randy Salva hif .382 and was perfect on I8 sfeal a++emp+s. slab I-Wq. .1 sang!!! Diamondmen Slug H Ou+ in NCAA's Despife Hwe oufsfanding records and averages. +he Syca- mores 51'? had some+hing +0 prove. ISU drew Sou+hern Illinois in firs'r round MVC acfion. SIU had domina+ed +he series befween +he +wo feams +hrough +he years bu+ +he Sycamores had already beafen +he Salukis in +he regular season. ISU bea+ SIU again and dropped +he Salukis info +he loser's bracket - A lef-down followed +he nex+ day as +he Sycamores were +rounced by Tulsa lb-b. However. +he Sycamores redeemed +heir chances by bea+- ing SIU wi+h a I2 hi+ aHack. 4-3. To win +he +i+le, ISU needed +0 bea+ Tulsa fwice. The Sycamores baH'ered Tulsa in +he firsf game. Ib-b on I2 hHs. a Then. propelled info +he lead by Williams +hree run. 400-foo+ Boffom row: Bryan Musburgl Randy Salva. Jim Meyers, Mark Walberg. Kevin Cook. Dave Browning. S+eve Reyenga. Perry Lychack. Sfave Holzbach. Jim Wallum, Kurf Samoya. Middle row: Wal- lace Johnson, Pa+ Dumochelle. Mark homer in +he seven+h inningl ISU ca p+ured i+s firs+ MVC +i+Ie. 9-8. Johnson. who raised his aver- age +0 .566. was named +he +our- ney's mos'r Valuable Player a'Her going I6 for 23 a+ +he plafe. However. +he Sycamores' luck ran ou+ a+ +he NCAA playoffs in Tucson, Arizona. Mafched againsf Hawaii. winners of 66 regular sea- son games and +heir fop pifcher. +he Sycamores Ief+ nine men on base in losing. 4-3. Four errors in +he seven+h inning of +heir second game in +he double-elimina+ion play againsf Oklahoma doomed +he Syca- mores' fafe. ISU scored fwo runs in +he first Oklahoma coun+ered wi+h a +wo-run homer in +he sixfh and +hree runs in +he seven+h en rou+e +0 a 9-2 win +ha+ dropped ISU ou+ of +he Tourney. Rickard. Gordon Tanner. Guy Finch. Dave Braden. Rick Drake, Presfon Wil- liams, Kirk Anderson. Greg Baker, Jim Mehling. Phil Tha+cher, Rick Baugh Back row: Coach D'Anza. Coach Frey. Coach Fleef afoot slick fielding second-base- man Wally Johnson was +he MVC four- ney's MVP and won +he universify's McMillan award for leadership. m w McPhail. Trainer Charlie Urlan, Mike BruinI John Newman. Pefe Piskol. Dick Grapenfhein. Mike Maicher. Tim Coplen. John Brewer. Chuck Shearer. Ga ry Oslan. Coach Warn. BASEBALL 95 The BIis1ered-Fee1Blues Coach Bill Maiioy's Sycamo frack 1eam com pe1ed In 1119 cu: , j , -. , 6 door frack and pfield cha. .3 N i ' L L ' c6 fry squa ship s In Drake University In , I , a , J , , I u i the sfea of winning 1he MVC crown. - , 1 I , a meo19225m he , lns1ead.1he 1racks1ers finished , .i I I 191' dis'rance and 1111-:- 400 '1i11h despi1e having four indi , I: : '7 - was regarded as ' . ais among +he10p 1rackmen m 11191 i f L, x I I g 1; I 1' e onference : 96 . TRACK 97 98 Men's Tennis Doubles Open ls+ Mark McKenna Jim Calhoon RhoacM 2nd Mike Fifer Jim Skillman Rhoadd Women's Tennis Doubles Open lsf Zahni Van Allen Wendy Male+es+inic AIpha Chi Omeg$ 2nd Lisa Church Amy S+ewar+ WurforcH Punf, Pass and Kick ls+ Mark Houchin Kiromwem 2nd Tony Barreff CromweID 3rd Phil SchuH'ies Kambda Chi Alph$ 4H1 Rich Sheffer KZromweIU Tug-of-War Men Champion Jones Runner-up Ze+a Tau Alpha One on One Baskefbail Open Women Is+ Kim Marlow Wickern 2nd Susan Cunningham Wlumberw 3rd Phyllis Crews wlumbercy Aside from compefifive games, many s+uden+s make use of Hue gymnas+ics room, weighf room. sauna and pool. Below is Clan ence Brown, a member of +he gymnas+ic feam. l-M Soffball Men C Champion - Ramses Blue Whoadd A Champion - A+henians U-M CluH M Champion - Coors Blue CromweIU P Champion Jupi+er Whi+e Uoneg U Champion - Za+or Zappers U-M CIuM 5 Champion - Jacameyer Blue Honed I-M Soffball Women C Champion - Erickson Sfompers EricksoM A Champion Pickerl Blue Wickern M Champion - Mills Red MiIM P Champion Blumberg Blue Wlumberw I-M Tennis Singles Men C Champion - Mike Fifer Rhoads Ramsed A Champion - Jeff Leclair - SpacemeM M Champion - Sco++ Rohrabaugh Undependewd P Champion Bob Smi+h Cromwem U Champion Brian Cook Rhoads Rockweln 5 Champion Mark McKenna Rhoads Royald I-M Tennis Singles Women C Champion Lisa Church wurfoch A Champion - Amy S+eward WurforcH M Tie Nancy Bellinger UndependenH Rebecca Conners WickerU l-M Golf Men Champion - Rhoads Runner-up - Lambda Chi Alpha l Inframural Winners Baskefball Golf Women Champion 2Ze+a Tau Alpha Co-Ed Table Tennis Is+ Joe Kish 2 Zacun Ri+s Kish - 2Alpha Omicron PU 2nd Mark McKenna - Rhoadd Gre+chen Schepper 2 UndependenH I-M Free Throw Men Champion 2- Cromwell Runner-up 2 Rhoads I-M Free Throw Women Champion 2 Pickerl Runner-up 2 DeHa Psi Kappa Table Tennis Singles Women Champion - Sara Cook K5amma Phi Be+a2 Runner Up - Maggie Donahue 2Gamma Phi Be+a2 Baskefball 2 Men C Champion - Rockefeller Blue Rhoad$ A Champion - Rookies U-M CIuH M Champion 2 Raiders U-M CIuH P Champion 2 TH. U-M CluM U Champion - Chips Blue 2Cromweln 5 Champion 2 Rockefeller WhH'e Rhoadg Baskefball 2 Women C Champion 2 DeH'a Psi Kappa U-M CIuH A Champion - Pickerl Red PickerD M Champion 2 F.C.A. U-M CIuH P Champion - Burford Blue murforcn Whefher +ourney play or not one can always find a baskefball game going on in +he Arena. Badminfon, volleyball, and ping pong are among +he ofher inframural sporfs scheduled for compe+i+ion. One on One Baskefball Open Men Is+ An'l'hony Green -Undependen11 2nd Karl Tucker - UndependenH 3rd BreH Roys+er - UndependenH 4H1 David Schafer - UndependenH I-M Turkey Trof Men Champion 2 Lambda Chi Alpha Runner-Up 2 Rhoads l-M Turkey Tro1L Women Champion 2 Pickerl Runner-Up 2 Ze+a Tau Alpha Co-Ed Soffbali Champion - Alpha Chi Omega - Pi Kappa Alpha Weighfliffing 2 Champion I32 lb. class - Sullivan Nogle I48 lb. class - Tom Jeffers I65 lb. class - Ron Szanyi I8I lb. class - Monfy Van Deneede I98 lb. class - Tim Hampfon 220 lb. class - John Heise 242 lb. class - Larry Riggen Super Heavyweighf 2 Dale Henderson INTRAMURALS 99 An orgy can be described as an 'unbridled indulgence of pas- sion I a manifes+a+ion of exces- sive indulgence in some+hing one has a predisposi+ion foward or preference for. The local passion in ques+ion is of course baske+ball. Sycamore s+yle. The excessive indulgence men+ioned by Mr. Websfer is. of course' +he clamor. even+ually heard across +he na+ion, in favor and suppor+ of again +he Sycamores' baskefball s+yle.sAnd for more reasons +han will ever be coun+ed +his orgy could well be Hue bes+ +hing +ha+ ever hi+ Terre Haufe. T. VESCOVI Like many of H16 local businesses. Hie Firsf Nafional Bank was quick +0 iump on +he bandwagon +0 wish +he frees good luck. These fellers, in cowboy hafs and T- shids. fall if like H is s ISU 94' l! l00 ORGY! .' Ph. 2324102 l02 Tha+ slalemenf may be a bi+ prefen+ious buf one +hing for sure - no+hing has ever affeded +he High Land like '79's baske+ball fever. This was a S+a+e feam's firsf +rip +0 +he NCAA final four. They wenf +0 U+ah proud. being only +he I Hh +eam in his+ory fo reach +he final four undefeafed. Obscu- rify became a +hing of +he past as ISU became THE $tl baskefball +eam in +he nafion. Because of +his +he name and recognilion ISU now has can no+ be measured. Miracles were abunda n+ off +he b-ball floor as well as on. H seemed +ha+ ISU and +he Terre Haufe communify has laken on a new camaraderie. Imagine in a mayoral elec+ion year. polifics faking a back sea+ fo work as +he local media iumped a+ every fid- bi+ of ne++er-news. Local news became nalionally wor+hy as sporfs wrifers and casl- ers from all over asked Whaf is a Sycamore? The barrage of pub- lici+y was noi'hing shorf of phe- nomenal. Like assislan+ coach Terry Thimlar said. who ever expecfed +0 see +oile+ paper in U+ah? The communify was conquered by Syca-mania, +ha+ slrange dis- ease +ha+ leads +0 +he orgiaslic sfaie menl'ioned earlier. If does s+range +hings +0 +he mosf normal. mosf sane folk. causing +hem +0 ven+ure forlh in every possible mode of fransporl, firsf +0 Kansas. +hen +o Cincinnafi. +hen on +0 Ulah in ever increasing numbersI adorning +heir bodiesI and all ofher physical possessions. wirh ISUlGo Blue paraphernalia. l+ even engulfed +he mos+ devou+ of disbelievers like NBC's Billy Packer and +he Chicago Tribune's David Israel. The ou+s+anding came +0 be considered normal, no more +han was expec+ed. Bu+ never were +he accomplishmen+s brough+ on by +he Sycamore's success faken for granled. The pass word was amazing . AHer all who would have believed +ha+ Hulman Cen- fer would nof have enough sea+s +0 hold all +he people who wanfed in +0 see fheir l'eam play ball - even during Chrislmas break. Hau+ians couldn'+ do enough +o show +heir suppor+ wi+h a bound- less energy and in+ensi+y long missing in +he high land. T-shirrs of every size. shape and descrip+ion. buHons. visorsI hankies and ius+ abouf anylhing conceivable +ha+ would hold +he le++ers ISU were everywhere. Jus+ one big. happy group. And if fel+ great Mr. Websfer would go on +0 say +ha+ orgies are characferized by ecsfafic or frenzied singing and dancing. In +his +he Syca- mores' fans were more +han willing +0 oblige. Bu+ as wi+h all good orgies H was over much +oo soon. A li++le misplaced Frenzy can resuH' in wha+ Mr. Websfer refers +0 as riofous display of drunken revelry and an indulgence in or of des+ruc+ion. And before +he cel- ebrafing was over +he fans obliged. once again proving +he wisdom of Mr. Websfer. ' Wilh +he final A-men of +he season. a silence fell over +he com- munify affecfional'ely named Sycamore Counlry. Buf if didn'+ las+ long. An es+ima+ed crowd of 3500 gafhered a+ blh and Wabash chanfing We're 1H . No one would believe +ha+ lSU and finally losi +0 Michigan S+a+e in +he NCAA championship game. Gradually +he crowd began +0 move en mass down Wabash. +urned on 9+h. passing Hulman Cenfer coming +0 a s+op a+ +he corner of Chesfnuf and 9+h. where no+hing shor+ of pure craziness broke out Before +he celebrafing was over +he Bally looked like H had m name may. :mw b The No maHer where you looked. +here was a $?- I. Win. lose or draw. +he Sycamores had won +he hearfs of a communify who couldn'+ do enough +0 show +heir pride. Crowds crammed in+o Hulman Airpor+ +0 welcome +he feam home. Though +hey didn'+ win +he championship +he Trees were s+ill it I +0 +heir fans. been bombed. Downfown area windows were busfed ou+. s+ores were loo+ed. s+ree+ signs were forn down. phone booihs knocked over. cars vandalized and build- ings were spray pain'red. BoHles and rocks flew as physi- cal violence broke oui. Addifional police were called in and I7 arres+s were made only aHer Police used mace. dogs and hos- ing by +he Fire Depar+men+ +0 dis- perse +he crowd. Wi+hou+ placing blame i+ seems fair +0 say +ha+ +here's always a few in every crowd who ruin if for everyone else. And i+ also seems fair +o say +he police should have remembered +ha+ mo+her's rem- edy: an ounce oi prevenfion is worth a pound of cure. A Iof of +rouble could have been avoided had +he police done a liHle pre- planning. The NCAA games were no secref. T. VESCOVI An esiimafed l2.000 cheering fans packed info Huiman Cenier fo welcome +he feam back from +he NCAA finals in Utah. One by one, +he feam, coaches. and managers spoke while +he crowd hung on every word. Whaf can we say? There's an asshole in every crowd who can'+ handle his booze and hasn'+ heard abou+ mafurify ye'r. Exfensive damage was done locally. No ma++er where +he blame is placed. +here will always be falk abouf +ha+ night abouf +he +eam +ha+ was. +he records +ha+ were made and broken. Bu+ probably +he greafes't +hing +o grow ou+ of +he Sycamore's success is +he feel- ing of pride and oneness. AII +hanks +0 6 iiHle old orgy. So who says orgies aren'+ good for you. For Terre Haufe if was an orgy beyond words. SYCAMORE FEVER I03 ,r y Munnnhj, I M For +he firs-l- +ime in four years. Fronf row: Donna Pope, Cindy S+ifal. Fron-f row: Ed Cagpn. Rich Bucy, 'Ray ISU'S women's bowling 1.96m had Nancy McClanahan. Pam Henry. Back Prohch. Bob Kramplen. Tony MCMIHGH. + HI f I H1 f' 1, I row: Dr. Levon Garrison, TuWanna Poin- Back row: Jim Richardson, Dr. GarrisonI 0 5e 6 or ess an a s p ace dexfer, Leslie HogaH. Cindy Carvey. Jim Schmidt Carl Cornwell. Dave Smo- finish in feam play. roske. The Lady Sycamores were edged by Ball S+a+e by one poinf in +he league s+andings which were defermined by +o+al pinfall in each mafch. Nonefheless. +he women bowl- ers capped off anofher successful season under +he direcfion of Dr. Levon Garrison by cap+uring +he +eam even+ and +eam aIl-even+ JriHes a+ +he Illinois S+a+e Classic. Led by Leslie HogaH's eighfh place +o+al of 504 pinsI Donna Pope's 498 pinfall good for nin+h place and Cindy S+ifal's 497 pin- fall. +he I0+h place scorel Hue ISU women fook +he +eam crown over four compefifors wi+h a +o+al pin- fall of 2.649. In +he doubles play. Nancy McClanahan and Cindy Carve+ +o+alled I.039 pins placing sec- ond. Pam Henry and S+ifal managed a pinfall of 963. good for fif+h place. , ISU also managed +0 cap+ure +he feam all-evenfs wifh a score of 7.463. In +he men's even+s. Bob Kram- pien +o+aled 576 pins +0 finish in sixfh place individually. Rich Bucy's 545. Dave Smoroske's 5l6. Tony McMillen's 5I I. Ray Pro- +icks' SCI and Ed Cagen's 483 placed +hem +hird of l3 Jreams compe+ing. I04 Badmin+on ISU's women's badmin+on +eam showed marked improvemenf +his year as +hey placed in +he +op +en in nafional compe+i+ion held in Washingfon. DC. The ISU foursome of Susie Bair. Holly Noel. Laura Linnan and Fronf row: Tracy Compfon. Jill WaHer- son, Cheryl ZollI Debby Whi+lock. Ca+hy Treer. Amy Sfewart Second row: Sharon Kolarik. Rufh Ellis, Linda Seyber'f. Laura Laura Daugherfy fied for +en+h place Ouf of 23 feams, an improvemen+ of over las+ year's squad which compe+ed in +he na+ionals las+ year and placed I l+h ou+ of N: +eams. Bair advanced +0 +he quarferfi- Daygher+y. Diane Kowalisyn. Laura Lin- nan; Third row Coach Rife FinchI Jill Doefler. Holly Noel. Susie Bair. Ri+a Wil- nals in +he consolafion bracke+ of +he singles before losing. Linnan played a compefifive ma+ch agains+ +he number +hree seed in +he championship brackei' buf was also defea+ed. In +he doubles compe+i+ion. +he +andem of Linnan and Daugher+y Iosf in +he finals of +he consola+ion bracke+ while +he feam of Bair and Noel was defea'red in +heir second mafch. Arizona S+a+e +ook +he feam +i+le wi+h ISU regular season com- pefi'rors Eas+ern Illinoisl Illinois S+a+e and Wesfern Illinois finish- ing +hird. fourfh and fif+h respec- +ively. lebey. Zona Garrigus. Sue Radcliffe. assis+an+ Coach Terry MurphyI Trainer Trish Aurthur. BOWLINGMBADMINTON l05 T06 ISU's archers were righf on +ar- ge+ in l978-'79. Led by +he ouf- s+anding performances of Cheri Ba+es and Jason Lewis. +he arch- ers claimed a second place finish in +he na+ional mixed compefifion. second in +he women's mee+ and sevenfh in +he men's division in The Ou+door Nafionals a'l' Texas A8xM May 8- I 3. Ba+esI shoo+ing her s+ronges+ rounds of +he season, +opped +he field of 56 women while amassing a +o+al of l,804 poinfs in +he ou+- door meef. Corrine Frank. usually +he mains+ay of The women arch- ers. sho+ a solid l,770 +0 finish four+h nafionally. Laura Warner and Beni+a Edds placed 27+h and 3 I s+ respecfively as +he Sycamore women compiled 5, l 34 poinfs sec- ond only +0 Arizona Sfafe's 5.l54 +o+aL Bo+h Bafes. who was awarded a plaque for her win and Frank received medallions for placing in +he +op l0. The women's feam and +he coed squad also received +ro- phies. ' In +he Men's division. Jason Lewis led +he Sycamores +0 a sev- en+h place finish wi+h a +o+al of L797 poinfs. good for l5+h place. Kennefh Harcour+'s l.77l, for 23rd place, Paul Hol'ren's L739 Bull's Eye for 3Is+ and Jaon Nichols' l.5l6 rounded 0qu The men's +o+al of 5.307. lSU's mixed +eams also sho+ ou+s+andingly compiling 7.l42 poinfs. ius+ l7 shy of Arizona S+a+e. The na+ional mee+ was a culmi- na+ion of earlier successes. The men capfured firsf place in +he Indoor Nafionals held a+ Harris- burg, Pa. Harcourf, Lewis and Hols+en finished second. six+h and I4+h respec+ively for +he win. The women overcame a much grea+er challenge due +0 +he ill- ness of +heir +op archer. Frank. None+heless. ISU managed a sec- ond place finish on +he s+reng+h of Ba+es' second and Warner's four+h place finishes. Also. Ia+er in +he year. four Sycamore archers were invi+ed +0 +he Vegas Shoof in Las Vegas. Nevada. Harcourt Lewis, Frank and Warner me+ +he challenge and displayed +heir shoo+ing prowess. Frank and Warner feamed for vic+ory in 'l'he women's compefi- +ion and earned $l,000 scholar- ships for +he Universify while Harcour+ and Lewis sho+ for a s+rong sixth place. T. VESCOVI T. VESCOVI The Men's +rio of Harcourt Lewis and Holsfen celebra+e ISU's win in Hue Indoor Nationals. Likewise. Coach Boehmer, Bafes and Frank celebrafed +he Women's vic+ory in +he same meef hosfed by +he Sycamores. Coach Boehmer congra+ula+es Ken Harc- our+ aHer he led +he men's feam +0 +he Indoor Regional by placing firsf individu- ally. T. VESCOVI Corrine Frank developed info one of +he fop women archers in +he na+ion +his year. faking fifles in +he Indoor Regionals. Vegas Shoo+ and Oufdoor Regionals. Fronf row: Laura Warnerl Diane Savage. Cheri Bafes. Benifa Edds. Corrine Frank. coach Connie Baughman. Baclr row: Ken Harcourt Chuck Marchinko. Paul Hols+en, Tony Blackburn. S+eve Bailey, Jason Nichols. ARCHERY I07 I08 Ball Sfafe IO-8 3VI Universify of Missouri Sf. Louis Tourney Meramec N. Missouri 5+. Mera mec Missouriisi'. Louis Miss. Columbia IUPUI Purdue W. Illinois SIUbEdwardsville Taylor Kenf S+a+e SlU-Carbondale E. Illinois Evansville 54 5.4 6-4 2-I 6-l I4-4 I 2- I 0 6I I l-0 3.2 4vl 4-0 9-0 2-0 2-0 52 3bl 5AI IAIAW Tournamenf Ind. Cen+ral Indiana U. Taylor Indiana U. no.0 I-O 3.1 4.0 MAIAW Tournamen+ Whifewa+er S. Illinois OhioSf. Ball Sfafe S. Illinois Af'rer compiling a season record of l8-8I +he Indiana Sfafe women's soffball +eam received an a+-large bid +0 +he MAIAW fourney hosfed by H16 Universi+y of Wisconsin-Whi+ewa+er. Firsf-year Coach Vivan Frau+- so's Lady Sycamores immedia+ely plunged info +he Ioser's bracke+ as +hey fell +0 Sou+hern Illinois. 3-0. While Sou+hern collec+ed I2 hifs off ISU pi+cher Laura Daugher+y. +he Lady Sycamores could man- age ius+ one hH'. a single by leH- fielder Brenda Layman. Claire Seberger, ISU's winning- es+ pi+cher wi+h a record of 9-2. preserved +he Lady Sycamores' chances wH'h a one-hi++er over Ohio Sfafe. Seberger, who s+ruck ou+ a +o+al of 83 baH'ers during Hue regular seasonI se+ a +ourna- men+ record by s+riking ou+ l4 Ohio S+a+e opponen+s. 3-0 30 2-0 2.0 Their hopes revived. +he Lady Sycamores faced rival Ball S+a+e. Supporfed by single runs in +he firs+ and second innings. Seberger picked up her second win of +he +ourney. 2-0. Riding a +wo-game 'winning s+reak. +he Lady Sycamores +hen faced rival Soufhern Illinois for a second +ime. However, +he Lady Sycamores sealed +heir fa+e early as +wo errors in +he firs+ inning gave Sou+hern an early lead and even+ually a 2-0 +riumph. Wi+h +ha+ loss +0 Soufhern, ISU finished +he season wi+h a respecf- able 2040 slafe. Jane+ Lisch. aHerna+ing befween cafcher and designafed hiHer. led +he +eam wi+h a .385 average. She along wH'h Kafhy KlawaiHer and Sue Waldrop led +he +eam in s+olen bases wi'rh nine 6 piece. us Have New Coach. 20- I 0 Record ,Awr SOFTBALL I09 IIO Mary Ann Hurley looks +0 serve a winner. Fronf row: Jill Dorfler, Susie Bair. Mary Ann Hurley, Treva Hall, Donna Kronfl. Second row: Alecia Johnson. Liz DeCaracens. Malissa Marfin, Alecia Mandy Farlow sefs up Linda Roos for a spike aHempf. Gilles. Pam Danke. Mary Ann Dudka. Back row: Coach Vivian Frausfo, Delores Doppler, Karen Phillips. Linda Roos. Mandy Farlow. Kris Rufher. Volleyball AHhough described by firsf- year Coach Vivian Frausfo as very unbalanced wi+h an oversupply of seHers and nof enough hi++ers. lSU's women's volleyball feam gained much valuable experience during +heir 9-2 I -4 campaign. Frausfo inherifed +he remains of a l977-78 squad +ha+ finished I0- IO and los+ many seniors +0 gradu- a+ion. The I978-79 squad loses only senior Alecia Gilles and Frausfo hopes +ha+ six iuniors and four sophomores form +he nucleus of a sfrong +eam nexf year. Despife lacking experience and lack of feam heighf Uhe squad ranged from 5'4 +0 60 Frausfo's Lady Sycamores became increas- ingly compefifive as +he season progressed. Highlighfing +he season were four+h place finishes in I2 +eam +ourneys a'r +he Universi+y of Cin- cinnafi and Michigan Sfafe. Individually. Frausfo praised super seHers Mary Ann HurleyI Treva Hall and Susie Bair. The Lady Sycamore iunior var- sify squad finished +he season wi+h a l4-4 slafe. Team leaders Delores Doppler and Rhonda Low were ci+ed by Frausfo as leading candi- dafes +0 ioin +he varsify squad nex+ season. Treva Hall refurns an opponen+'s sho+ as Mandy Farlow looks on. Bofh Hall and Farlow will re+urn +0 +he squad nexf sea- son. VOLLEYBALL l l I ll2 For +he firs+ fime in seven yearsI ISU's Women's baske+ball +eam failed +0 advance +0 +he Midwes+ AIAW +ournamen+. The Lady Sycamores hopes were shaHered by rival Indiana Universify as ISU Iosf in +he firs'r round of +he Indi- ana AIAW +ourney. 54-52. Coach Edi'rh Godleski prepped her +eam for +he confron+a+ion by using films of earlier games. including +he Lady Sycamores' 60- 46 loss earlier in Hue season. Sef +0 avenge +ha+ defeat ISU +raded poin+s wi+h +heir oppo- nenfs +hrough much of +he firsf half. ISU's offense was also aided by I l of I2 free +hrow shoo+ing in +ha+ fime. IU held a slim advan+age in +he second hahc due +0 some ho+ Lady Cagers shooHng from +he field and a s+rong rebounding advan+age. Ye'r. +he Lady Sycamores would no+ fold. canning lb of 20 free +hrows during +he confest Unable +0 capi+alize on several opporfunHies in +he closing min- u+es. +he Lady Sycamores succum- bed +0 defea+ as Shelly Newell's desperafion a++emp+ a+ +he buzzer was wide of ifs mark. Newell. +he leading scorer for ISU during +he regular season wi+h a l4.3 average. was held scoreless in +he firsf half bu+ pumped in nine poin+s in +he second half +0 share +he feam scoring honors wi+h Lisa Schmidt Judy Ellner. +he Lady Syca- mores' leading rebounder during Mmmik T. VESCOVI +he regular season. wifh an aver- age of 9.3 caroms a coni'essrI pulled down eigh+ during +he +our- namen+ game +0 lead ISU. Behind Newell in +he scoring column for +he season was Dru Cox wi+h an I l.8 average and Ell- ner wH'h an I I.0 mark. Jo Dee Rigel se+ +wo season records +his year for ISU. Her .8I4 free-H1row percenfage was a new Lady Sycamore besf while she also Hed a record for mos+ assis+s in a game wi+h I l. The young ISU squad loses only reserve cen+er Sharon WaH'schu- rack +0 gradua+ion so ISU can look foward improving +heir I4-l0 sla+e and refurning +0 +he MAIAW+ournamen+. Chanda Kline hi+ 52 of 72 affemp+s from +he charHy sfripe. Judy Ellner led +he Sycamores in rebounding +his season. pulling down an average of 9.3 caroms a game. Fronf row, Jo Dee Rigel. Tracy Johnson. Ann King. Mary Ann HurleyI Kim Carfer. Second row: Debbie Duckworfh. Lisa Lenord. Third row: Linda Beyers. Cindy Beasley. Fourfh row: Jo Lucas. Assf. Coach Marilyn Banks. Mem Berg. Karen Brilmyer. Coach Ediih Godleski. Ka+hy Murphy. Fiffh row: Pa+ Fregeson. Judy Ellner. Sixfh row: Pa+ Moran. Dru Cox. Sevenfh row: Jane+ Lisch. Shelly Newell. Eighfh row: Sharon WeHschurack, Karen Phillips. Brenda Wolski. Chanda Kline, Brenda Layman. Lisa Schmidt T. VESCOVI All-ou+ efforfs during scrimmages kep+ +he Lady Sycamores sharp during regular season and +ourney games. $ 4: a: up: :1: 4: a: Scoreboard Women's Baskefball l978-'79 U4- I07 76 Ball S+a+e 65 Purdue 83 E. Michigan 67 Univ. of Mich. 77 Chicago Circle U. of Illinois 63 Belmonf Co . 65 N. Kenfucky 50 Mich. S+a+e 68 W. Michigan 76 Ohio Sfafe 62 Univ of Cinn. 7I Miami Univ. 6l Tenn9Mar+in 46 S. Illinois 73 Purdue 46 Indiana Univ. 8I W. Illinois 64 Louisville 96 Ball S+a+e 8I Illinois 5f. 90 Franklin Co . 66 E. Illinois 52 Indiana Univ. 4deno+es wins 59 79 8 l 70 67 74 6 I 93 55 72 86 46 69 53 60 56 60 74 74 75 60 55 6 I 54 BASKETBALL ll3 ll4 ISU's women's +rack feam com- ple+ed ifs oufdoor season by sef- +ing eigh+ new records and by placing sixfh ou+ of 25 schools in +he Midwes+ AIAW frack and field meef. Hos+ed by ISU and held af Rose Hulman field. +he Lady Sycamores +o+aled 48 poinfs. far behind Ohio S+a+e's +racks+ers which won +he meet Pam Danke led +he Sycamores efforfs hurling +he shof 45'0 for an ou+door MAIAW record. She had se+ ISU's indoor sho+ puf record osF 45'6 earlier in +he year. Lady Sycamore BernadeHe Skalicky furned in a s+rong per- formance in +he MAIAW pen- +a+hlon. placing four'rh overall wifh 3069 poin+s. A +hird place finish in +he sho+ puf and a second place in +he high iump highlighfed her effor'rs. She also placed fifi'h in +he long iump and eigh+h in +he 88 mefer run. Anofher ou+s+anding perform- ance was given by ISU's Cindy Grewell, holder of +wo Lady Syca- p more indoor records. as she placed second in +he 440 yd. dis- fance wi+h a fime of 57.7 in +he regional meet Grace Por'rer was sixH-I in +he same even+ crossing +he finish line in l:0l.86. Donna Pope. holder of ISU's indoor long iump mark wifh an efforf of I90 . soared l9'9Vz in +he MIAIW meef +0 secure +hird place. Kim Fairey also figured in +he scoring by placing six+h in +he 800 yd. run in a Hme of 2:22. I . I979 Indoor Women's Track records LaIeHa Fifzpafrick 60 mefer dash :07.I Cindy Grewell 440 yd. dash :57.6 400 mefers :57.4 Marian Kidd 600 yd. dash I :27.6 Kim Ankenbauer 2 mile run I I :00.9 Marian Kidd mile relay 3257.0 Tammy Richard Kim Fairey Cindy Grewell Pam Danke shof puf 45'6 Tami Roehm high iump 5'6 Lale++a Fiizpafrick and Sharon Fulgraf +ook fiffh and sixfh places in +he l00 me+er dash wi+h +imes of l2.3 and l2.35 respecfively. In Hue relay evenfsI +he four- some of Porfer. Tammy Richard. Marian Kidd and Grewe fared well as +heir fime of 3:58.34 was good for +hird place in +he mile run. A second foursome of Levme. Haeckler, Fairey and Kidd man- Tammy Richard. 5 consiisfenf performer aged 5 four+h place finish of for file Lady Sycamores In the relays and 9:39.62 in +he +wo-mile relay. long ' mp' helped +he +eam 5 cause' TRACK I IS Ilb ISU's women's swim leam fook l5 places in +he +op I5 spo+s of each even+ as +he Lady Sycamores cap+ured an eigh+h place finish ou+ of 2l +eams in +he Midwesf AIAW mee+ held a+ Michigan S+a+e. The hos+ Spar+ans won +he meef wi+h 66I poin+s. The Lady Syca- mores +o+alecl 223 poin+s. Leading +he way for +he Lady Sycamores who finished 6-5 in regular season meels. was Marcia Sherer as she cap+ured six scoring places. She won +he I650 yd. freesl'yle in a +ime of l7:33.09. She also look second places in +he IOO yd. buHerfly. IOO yd. frees- +er and 200 yd. buHerfly. Addi- +ionally, Shearer +eamed wifh Bev BuyseeI Sheri Wamsley and Cindy Hennesy +0 finish six+h in +he 400 yd. medley relay. Wamsley also had an ou+s+and- ing meet figuring in four scoring places for lSU. Individually, she finished second in +he 50 yd. breas+s+roke. I00 yd. breas+s+roke and 200 yd. breas+s+roke. She also +eamed wi+h Gabi Quigley. Nancy Dominick and Hennesy +0 lake nin+h place in +he 200 yd. medley relay. Domihick also placed eighfh in +he 50 yd. breas+s+roke and sev- en+h in +he 200 yd. breas+s+roke. Sue Nipple rounded ou+ ISU's scoring wi+h a l2+h place finish in +he 50 yd. breasfslroke and an eighfh place in +he 200 yd. breasfsfroke. Boffom row: Sheri Wamsley. Jenni- fer Marquess. Carol DiMarco. Sec- ond row: Kelly Marunde. Kalhy $+evensI Cindy Duell. Cheryl Lons- dale. DeAnne Meyer. Third row: Bev Buysee, Gayla Gunn. Marcia Shearar. Jo Wardle. Gabi Quigley. Differenl Sue Nipple. Ann Murray. Geri Henle. lassisfanl' coachl. Sue Goe- bel lcoachl, Back row: Kim Kirby, Sharon Thimling. Cindy Hennessy. Nancy Dominick. Jean Hofs+edler, Lemae Holloway. Jenny Kane. PaHy McLaqghlin. Sheri Wamsley, one of ISU's fop women swimmers. scored in four even+s in +he Midwesf AIAW meet Fronf row: Ca+hy SfevensI Lili DorseH. Ann Barnhorst Debbi Saunders, Carmie Mosson. Back row: Dana Wiley, Teresa Poppas. Becky JohnsonI Becca Korn. Linda Johnson. Sharon WeHerschurack. lSU's spring +ennis +eam iusf couldn'+ seem +0 ge+ +he ball +0 bounce in +heir cour+ as H1e Lady Sycamores could come up wi+h iusf +wo vicfories in l I mafches. AHer a forfei'r win over Sf. Mary's +he Lady Sycamore ne++ers man- aged +heir only on-cour+ win a 5-4 friumph over +he Universi+y of Ten- nessee-Marfin. Four of +hose vic+o- ries came in +he singles ma+ches as Teresa Poppas. Carmie Mosson, Susan Geur+s and Ann Barnhors+ all defeafed +heir opponenfs. The deciding vicfory came in +he number +hree doubles ma+ch when Mosson and Guer+s won +0 assure ISU of +he +eam vic+ory. SWIMMINGMTENNIS I I7 Dear Lord. HELP! The edi+or has iusf assigned me +0 wri+e a s+ory on Larry Bird. Be brief - bu'l' wiHy . she says. and don'+ leave anyfhing ou+! Good gravy lno+hing off color infendedl whaf is le'H +o sayl?! Georgia's fair-haired boy has had a +remendous year. one for all +he folks back home in French Lick +0 brag abou+ for years +o come. And brag +hey should. Bu+ look, Lord. Bird's +alen'l' and energies on land offl +he baskel- ball cour+ have been chronicled by +he biggesf and bes+ lno+ +0 menfion a few +ha+ weren'+ so big or +00 besfl. . . So whaf's leH for a smallfry fo say? Excep+ +ha+ +he man broughf a sense of pride and recognil'ion +o +his communHy like no one before him. In a lime when afhlefes +ake a back seal' +o no one Mr. Bird was more +han willing e prac+ically preferred - +0 share +he lime- lighl wifh fellow Sycamore players and coaching slaff. A humble manI of dry humor, who enioyed whal he could do bes+ and enioyed being able +0 help give some of +ha+ +hrill and excilemen'r back +0 +he l'hrongs +ha+ followed his every celebrafed move. So wha'r if he had a be++er rapporl' th Cap+ain Jack +han he did wilh +he press. Nobody's perfect Bes'r +urn H over +o Sporfs Informa'rion! Bu+ firsf I wanl' +0 say Thanks. Lord. You did real good on +his one. Take good care of him for us. will you. A former Indiana high school all-sfafer and All Star in I974. Bird enrolled of Indiana Universily affer a shor+ lime . . . re-recruiled lo ISU by Bob King and fheneassislanf Bill Hodges in I975 . . . since +hen has been coverboy for BASKETBALL WEEKLY. THE SPORTING NEWS, and SPORTS ILLUSTRATED. plus recenfly featured in TIME and NEWSWEEK . . . son of Georgia Bird. he has four brofhers and a sisfer . . . he's 22 years old lDec. 7. l956l. slands 6-9Vz and weighs 225 pounds . . . plays defensive cenfer and offensive forward e or guard or cenler . . . holds I4 of Indiana Slate's individual records: mosf poinfs, game 49: season 973: career 2.850; highesf scoring average, season 32.8; career 30.3; mosf field goals, game 22: sea- son 403; career I I54: mosf free fhrows, career 542l season 22I; mosf rebounds, season 505: career I244; highesf rebound average, season I4.9: career l3.2 . . . Bird's a +hree-fime All-American la third feam selecfion as a soph, and firsf feam pick the lasf fwo yearsl . . . unanimous l979's con- sensus Player of +he Year as selecled by AP lRupp Trophyl and UPI lNaismifh Trophyl. USBWA lwrifersl, THE SPORTING NEWS. BASKETBALL WEEKLY and Nafional Baskefball Associafion Coaches l+he Easlman Awardl . . . he was +he sixlh player selec+ed in the firsf round of +he '78 NBA draff by lhe Bosfon Cellics, buf elecfed +0 remain I I8 LARRY BIRD af Indiana Slale for his senior season and +0 earn a bachelor of science degree in physical education . . scoring aside. he's sfill an AlI-America passer. rebounder and feam player liusf ask various NBA coaches and scoufs e especially Red Auerbach and Dave Cowens of +he Celficsl . . . in 94 career confesfs. Bird's scored 40 or more poinfs l5 limes. 30 or more poinfs 49 limes and 20 or more poin+s on 87 occasions . . . looking 5+ 3+ ano+her way, he's been held fo less than 20' only seven limes and fo less fhan double figures only once l4 points 5+ Bradley on Feb. IO '79 - when guards Nicks and Reed ripped for 3! and I9 poinfs. respectively. and ISU won. 9I-72l . . . +op poinf games have been fhis year vs. Wichifa Sfafe l49l on na+ional TV and vs. Bufler l48l on Dec. I6 . . . in his +hree years of Indiana Sfafe he led leammales fo an overall record of 8l-I3 including a home mark of Hulman Cenfer of 50-l . . . NCAA's number fwo scorer la? 28.6l behind only Idaho Sfafe's Lawrence Bufler l30.ll and number four rebounder al' I4.9 . . . has led Sycs in scoring in all bu? lwo games - same in rebounding . . . in previous posf-season activify llwo NlTsl. he's neHed 44 poinfs af Housfon l'77l and 27 vs. Illinois and 23 vs. Rufgers l'78l . . .was a member of +he USA's World Universify Games gold medaleinning feam af Sofia, Bulgaria. in I977 . . . also competed lasf spring for USA in World lnvifafional Tournamenf . . . +he fop volee geffer in I979 Pizza Huf All-S+ar Classic wilh a record of fwo million voles and won MVP affer leading Easf fo vicfory . . . has been +he Missouri Valley Conference's Player of +he Year the pas? fwo seasons . . . in +he 73-year hisfory of +he MVC. only Cincinnafi greaf Oscar Roberfson has scored more poinls H.973 +0 Bird's 2.850l and corralled more rebounds H.338 +0 Birds l.244l . . . sfill. Bird has more career field goals ll l54 fo I052 for Oscarl and +hircl besf seasonal field goal marks in conference hisl'ory 403, 376. 375 lRoberfson's bes+ season neHed 369.l . . . fiHh in +hree years playing in all-fime NCAA scoring behind Pele Meravich. Making accepfence speeches became a regular occurrence for Larry before flu; season was over. The broken +humb. wrapped for prolecfion, added +0 +he Larry Bird legend. Buf i+ didn't slop him from signing au+ographs cl +he welcome back celebra- +ion held 51' Hulman Cenfer. Before refirlng from his career in BLUE. Larry showed he was iusl as wickgdnwiih a baf and baseball as he had been wifh a b- a . Freeman Williams. Roberfson and Elvin Hayes . . . of course. led Indiana Shale fo +he I979 NCAA Championship runnerup spol behind Michigan Sfafe af Sall Lake Cify. Ufah. March 24. 26, and leaving fhe final learn record af 33- l . She go+ +ha+ look in her eye again. s+arecl righ+ a+ me and said Whaf do you know abou+ Kur+ Thomas? I know +ha+4he is America's firs+ prospec+ for an Olympic gold medal in gymnaslics since I932. Bu+ +he pressure doesn'f seem +0 bofher him. Only Kur+ pushes Kur'l. Kur+ is considered one of +he world's bes+ all around gymnasl's. He has been feafured in New- sweek and Life lo name a couple and has appeared on all +he maior falkshows. He was also +he guesl' of honor a+ a Whi+e House recep- +ion in his honor in recognifion of his gymnasfic accomplishmen+s. He has been 1H in +he Uni+ed S+a+es for +he pasl +hree years. He says he's no+ +he besl' YET. Kur+ was +he firsl' American in 46 years lo win a gold medal in men's in+erna+ional compe+i+ion for a pracfically faull'less floor rou+ine. His marks: 9.9 ou+ of IO. H seems l'haf his versa+ili+y and innovafion are wha+ se+s him apar+ from +he rest He defies all +he +radi+ional paH'erns of +he sporl ye+ excels in all six evenfs. People who know. say +ha+ he has an ideal physique. Long arms and short :Egs. He is 5'5 and weighs l27 s. H's said +ha+ Kur+ pnacfices seven days a week. some+imes as much as eighl' hours a day. This could accounf for his famed sfrengfh. abilil'y and body con+rol. He moves wi+h an ease and grace +ha+ makes if all look so easy. Thomas gears his performances +0 +he crowd bu+ he has many of fellow compefifors in awe +oo. They fry +0 imi+a+e his arl'isfry and flash, bul mosf of all +hey'd like +0 perfec+ +heir Thomas Flair. +ha+ series of midair leg scissors named af+er Thomas. of which he is +he unqualified masfer. Well Lord. Kurl's off +0 Arizona Sl'ale now for ex+ensive l'raining for +he I980 Olympics. He's come a long way from Miami Cenfral High School where he s+ar'l'ed a+ l4. Wa+ch over him loo Lord. I know dynamile comes in small packages and Kurf's defini+ely proved his powers. buf even liHle guys need looking afler. Righf: Signing au+ographs becomes a way of life when you accomplish all +ha+ Kur+ Thomas has. Below leff: Though he's been pegged +he Shawn Cassidy of +he gymnasfics set Kur+ is very married +0 a lady named Belh. Many warned Kurl +ha+ marriage and gymnasfics don'+ mix. The American Cup win proved skep+ics wrong. Bof- form A show off? Maybe. bul only at +he +hings he does besf, like +he Thomas Flair. He is file masler of +he series of leg scissors +ha+ now bears his name. D. PHEGLEY Hey Lord. H's Me Again! Thomas has accomplished plenfy in +he pasf five years, one of which he spenl' on lhe sidelines as a redshiri while he caughi up on his credil hours and concenlraled on inlernalional compefifion: W75: All-America as a freshman in +he parallel bars: Member of flue Uniled Slafes Pan American Games squad. I976: All-American as a sophomore in flue all- around and lhe vaulf; Member of H19 Uniled Sfafes Olympic learn. Finished 2 Isl. I977z77: NCAA champion in +he allearound and parallel bars: AIl-American as a iunior in line all- around. parallel bars. pommel horse. floor exercise and high bar: Leader of Indiana Slafe's I977 NCAA championship foam: Leader of lhe United Slafes feam al +he World Universify Games: Winner of +he all-around championship in fhe Uni'l'ed Siafes Gymnasfics Federafion lUSGFl compelifion: Winner of +he all-around championship af +he Romanian lnvifalional. I978: Sixih in +he all-around compefifion at he World Games. +he highesf all-around finish ever for an American gymnasf: Gold medal in +he floor exercise a+ H16 World Games. fhe first such accomplish- men+ by a Unifed S+a+es gymnasl since I932: Winner of lhe all-around fifle in fhe Ameri- can Cup; Winner of fhe all-arouncl fifle in fhe USGF championship: Winner of the all-around fifle af fhe Roma- nian lnvifafional: Winner of +he all-around championship in +he Champions All compefifion in London. I979: Winner of +he alI-around compefifion in lhe American Cup: Winner of +he all-around fills in flue Mardi Gras Invilafional; Esfablished or lied records in fire floor exer- cise. parallel bars and high bar in +he Ameri- can Cup meal; NCAA champion in lhe all-around. high bar and parallel bars; All-America as a senior in +he all-around. parallel bars. high bar. rings. side horse and vaulf; Winner of +he Nissen Award as the lop sen- ior gymnasl in he country; Third place finisher in +he Sullivan Award compefifion as +he fop ama'reur afhlele in fhe counfry. And those are iusl a few highlights. Five NCAA iiiles: +hirfeen limes an All-American. Never has an Indiana S+a+e Afhlefe been so decoraled. Rarely, if ever, has any alhle+e received so many All-Ameri- can honors. LARRYlKURT II9 Screaming Voices in Blue- No+ all sugar and spice. lSU's Cheer Team backed +he figh+ing Sycamores in bo+h vic+ory and defeat Even +hough +he cheer- leaders pracfice many hours dur- ing +he week and +he girls mus+ s+ay wifhin s+ric+ weigh+ IimHa- +ions, +hey always manage +0 keep smiling faces. One highligM of +he year was cheering for +he Pacers 6+ Marke+ Square Arena where +hey were well received by +he crowd. Though we may no+ realize +he impor+ance of +he cheerleaders. we sure would miss +hose scream- ing voices in blue. Fron+ row: Terry Mars. Karen Gibbons. Rebeck. Mike Berry. Third row: PaHy k ?ite Kogjan, .BJitherr. Seccgnbd row:hBilI Peach, Laura Smifh. Chris Baker. Bac e ner. im uc anan. De ie Fis er. row: Nancy Phillips. Kim Whife. Sharon Ch ' f b k d+ Monfe McDonald, :I'im Miller, Ross MillsI Senefeld. Shannon McCar'ry. wCap+ainL caneeggnixgiiggrtugeilzrggi r815: 8:32:- wCapfaInL Debbie Sfebbins. Mar+y Now shown: Robin Stafford. Rick Gwinn. fried her hand 5+ coaching along wi+h abou+ l0,000 ofher people. I20 PaHy Peach found +ha+ being a cheerleader means +ha+ some. +imes +he world is upside down. . yr: '5 la. . Hugox'n u 1, W 6. Chandler The cheer +eam showed +heir versafiIHy by performing difficulf pyramids. The spo+ligh+s were on +he cheerleaders when +hey appeared a+ Marke+ Square. G. Chandler CHEERLEADERS I2I IN The Lady Sycamore Field Hockey +eam. which fin- ished +he I978 season wl+h a 7-7-2 record, failed in +heir aHemp+ lo win +he Indiana Associal'ion of lnl'er- collegia+e A+hle+ics for Women lIAlAWl champion- ship for +he fourlh year in a rowI when +hey fell +0 Earlham College 2-l in l'he opening round of +he lour- namen+ a+ Ball S+a+e Universi+y in Muncie. Bu+ head coach Sue Pernice has one brighl spof +0 look forward +o af+er a disappoin+ing season. She is losing one player. Theresa Vei+h. who happened +0 be +he only senior on +he +eam. Howeverl Veil'h se+ +wo school records while she played for +he Sycamores. 37 goals in a season ll977l and ICC career goals lshe gof her IOO'rh agains+ Ball S+a+e UniversH'y in +he final game of +he IAIAW +ournamen+.l H was an uphill baHle +hrough mos+ of +he season for +he Lady Sycamores. winning +heir firs+ game againsl' Valparaiso Universi+y. +hen losing +hree of +heir nexl four games and lying +he four'rh. The +hree losses l2-0 +0 5+. Louis Universily. 4-3 +0 Cen+ral Michigan and 2-l +0 Ball S+a+e Universilyl were all close mal'ches wi+h +he game slipping from +he Syca- mores in +he closing momenfs of +he second half. The season +ook an upswing during +he firsl par+ of Oc+ober when +he Lady Sycamores won +hree games in a row. +he second +wo in impressive fashion. Oct l0 +hey mel' +he Universi+y 0T Missouri 5+. Louis in a home ma+ch and blanked +heir opponenfs 2-0 for +heir second shu+ou+ of +he season. Their nex+ vic+ory came on +he firsf leg of a +hree game road +rip. as +hey lraveled +0 Depauw Universi+y on +he l0+h and blanked +he home +eam I-O. Their +hird vic+ory in a row came on a +wo game swing +hrough Illinois when +he Lady Sycamores +oppled +he Lady Redbirds of Illinois S+a+e Universify 5- l . The lSU +eam l'hen me+ Wes+ern Illinois Universil'y and +he Lady Lea+hernecks. backed by one of +he s+ronges+ offensive aH'acks in +he na+ion. demolished +he Sycamores I-O. Wi+h a vic+ory over Purdue Universify lI-Ol in +heir final home game of +he season. losses +0 Sou+hern Illi- nois l7-0l and Indiana Universi+y and a 0-0 +ie wi+h +he Universily of LouisvilleI +he Lady Sycamores began +0 prepare +0 defend +heir IAIAW championship +i+le for a fourl'h +ime in a row. However. all hopes of a fourfh IAIAW champion- ship in four years faded when Earlham College defea+ed +he Sycamores in +he opening round of +he +ourney a+ Ball S+a+e Universi+y. Thy Sycamores advanced +0 win +he consolal'ion bracke+ of +he four- ney wl+h wins over Franklin College 3-l and Ball S+a+e. in overfime. 2- I . Wi+h all buf one feam member re+urning +0 nex+ year's squad. Coach Pernice 'Feels +ha+ +he Lady Syca- mores can regain +he championship +hey los+ and +hen hopefully keep if for a while. Ladies Finish .500 Al+hough +hey los+ in +he opening round of +he IAIAW champi- onship in an a++emp+ +o defend +heir four+h s+a+e championshipI +he +eam rebounded +0 win in +he consola+ion bracket The Lady Sycamores faced fough going in +he early season man- aging a l-3el record un+il Oc+ober. They +hen recorded +hree conseculive wins un+il +hey me+ Wes+ern Illinois and los+ l-O. I978 Lady Sycamore Field Hockey ResuHs 27-7-22 Sept 20 a+ Valparaiso Universi+y . . . . ...... . . . . .. Sept 22 51'. Louis UniversHy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0-2 Sept 25 MarionCollege..................0-2 Sepf. 27 Easfern Illinois Universi+y . ........ . . 3-3 Sept 27 Eas+ern Illinois UniversHy UW . . . . . . .2-2 Sept 29 a+ Cen+ral Universi+y Michigan . . . . . . . . 3-4 Oct 3 6+ Ball S+a+e UniversHy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l-2 Oct 7 Universi'ry of Missouri-S+. Louis . . . . . . 2-0 Oct l0 a+ Depauw Universify................l-O Oc+. l0 6+ Depauw Universi'l'y UW . . . . . . . . . . . .2-I Oct l3 a+ Illinois S+a+e Universify ...... . . . . . .5-l Oct I3 a+ Illinois S+a+e Universi+y UVL . . . . . . . .2-I Oct l4 a+ Wes+ern Illinois Universi+y. . . . . . . . . . I-O Oct l5 Alumni........................-3-1$ Oct I7 PurdueUniversHy l0 Oct 2l a+ Sou+hern Illinois Universi+y .. . . . . . . .0-7 Oct 22 a+ Soufhern Illinois Universi+y NW . . . . . . l-2 Oct 28 at Universi+y of Louisville. . . . . . . . . . . . .0-0 Oc+. 3l a+ IndianaUniversi+y..................,k gov. 3 Earlhkim Collllege . . . . . . . . . . ...... l-Tk! The S camores ofen+ offense ou+scored +heir o onen+s 3 -28 0V. 4 Fran m Co e-ge ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 3-. ! recorging a seagzm high of five goals in a con+es+pggains+ Illionois NOV. 4 Ba S+a+e Unllversdy 2 ' ' ' ' ' ' 2' I H S+a+e. Defensively. Sycamore goalkeepers logged five shu+ou+s. 1: does no+ coun+ 0 season record 2over+ime game llAIAW fournamen+ a+ Ball S+a+e UniversHy Viv'2 'A I Fron+ Row: Jill Wa+erson. Jackie Gammon, Sue Knies. Chris Jo Anne Schulfe. Laurel Hennebury. Ka+hy Freely, Debbie Duca. Co-Cap+s. Karen Kolarik and Theresa Vei+h. Robin Gor- Gadd, Mary Kelly, Tanya Gaucher. Ri+a Willibey. Sharon don. DanaHa Naegele. Sue Hollyl Jill Bu+cher, Diane Kowalish. Kolarik. Ka+hi ConnerI Trainer Befh Sloan, and Coach Sue Perm Back Row: Mgr. Darlene Durman. Cafhy Treer, Leisa Waggoner. ice. FIELD HOCKEY l23 By I978. H19 SparkeH'es had shed some of +heir clofhes and lof down +hoir hair. The Sparlees of I970 +raveled +0 Green Bay. Wisconsin for a half-i'ime show a? a Packer game. ENTERTAI N M ENT by Carol Averitt I25 S+uden+s S+ru+ Their Sfuff If They Could See Us Now. Soloisfs. dancers. nd ven+rilo- quisfs were all parf of +he campus +alen+ show held in Iafe chober. The annual eveni' is sponsored by Tirey Memorial Union Board. If rhey could see us now. was +he +heme +he nine compe'ri'rive acfs were cen+ered around. Two non compefiiive performances. Af+er-Six Sycamore Singers. and a local musician Don Sfephens. were added +0 +he show. Five local +owns eople iudged +he confesf. Firsf p ace was given +0 venfriloquist Tim Hanlon, Sou'rh Bend seniorI wi+h his friend Li'Hle Ricky. Teresa HamiH'on. Columbus iunior. rook second place by singing +he songI Every- +hing. The disco group. Touch of Class. received +hird place in +he show. Talen+ show coordinator. Sue Frius+l said. All +he performers 3 did a +remendous iob. making +he :3 show very enferfaining. :6 Karen Kor+okraz sets a romanfic a+mos- phere wifh a so'Pr melody. Cheryl Kendall sang a quie+ song in +he annual falenf show. g 2. m I26 8. Mason C W1 Ven+riloquis+, Tim Hanlon. carries on conversa+ion wifh his dummy. LiHle Ricky. Lucky number seven. Robin Deckard. +aps her way +0 +he hearfs of +he audi- ence. TALENT SHOW I27 i 1k i i tCampus Revue , 4 In la+e December pairs were i chosen randomly for +he 45+h annual Campus Revue. y Ten sorori+ies and seven fra+er- ni+ies began working on se+s. cos- +umes. dancing. musicI lighfs. e+c.. i even before Chris+mas. AHer many hours of hard work y and sleepless nighfs. +he six ski'rs were presen+ed in Tilson Music Hall in Ia+e February. Lambda Chi Alpha. Aipha Phi and Gamma Phi Be+a presen+ed +heir version of Scheherazade. ln +he land far beyond +he my+hs of ihe Far East beau+iful women were ruled by +he king wi+h force. Scheherazade filled his life wi+h iove. res+oring his faifh in women. The winning skit Chemarin was produced by Alpha Tau Omega. Chi Omega. and DeHa Gamma. Chemarin was born in ano+her world as a blind womanI she resembled lighf. Man represenfed vision and profecfed her from +he insecfs of +he world. Bumblebees seduced man and Chemarin was pushed ou+ of sight Chemarin and man were separafed and she was ieH alone. This inferprefafive Th k' d h' . . d + h ' dance Illusfra'red +he Impor+ance LaibgfciiXipiiZingha Ski, ::dig:mr;u:ghiica::he has over h's iand' presemed by of seeing no+ only +hrough +he eyesI bu+ aiso wifh +he heari' and soul. .x yin? WE... The fri DeH's s+ru+ +heir sfuff for fine hard working dockmen of Sigma Pi for +he firsf per- formance of Campus Revue. .- .nlaa 128 iraki'ii' 5.2.26 33 CAMPUS REVUE I 29 I30 ieki'ti' Gaof Che ndler Campus Revue The +hird skif was by Sigma Phi Epsilon. Alpha Chi Omega. and Alpha Xi DeH'a. +he Swamp Wi+ch. Black Wafer Haffie. wifh her powersI had supposedly plagued a small +own. Townspeople were dying and one morning. awaken +o find a va+ of liquid in +he fown. They drank from ii: and, +0 +heir surprise. were cured. The +own's besf men wen+ info +he swamp +0 find HaH'ie. bu+ +hey did no+ find her or her shack. Sigma Pi and DeH'a Delfa Delia presen+ed. Ole Miss. The people on +he Mississippi River led harsh lives and siruggled +0 make +heir exisfence more fol- erable. Many succeeded but only for a shori fime. The men were working hard on +he loading docks un+il +he show girls came along +0 en+er+ain +hem. The fun ended when +he girls left +he men wen+ back +0 Work on +he shore of he Mississippi River. No+ knowing whaf +he fufure will bring. +he Phi Del+'s. Pi Lam's. and AQP's pre- sen+ed The Eagle Will Rise Again. The swordsman of Lambda Chi Alpha presenfed a woman suifable for +he king res+oring his faifh in women. i'iri'i'i Sieve Buchelf Sfeve BucheH' st A Parking wasn'+ easy for the Showgirls and workers on +he Mississippi River. por- +rayed by Sigma Pi and DeHa DeHa DeHa. The Alpha Chi Omega's. Sigma Phi Epsi- Ion's and Alpha Xi Delfa's presen+ed. +he Swamp Wifch. She casf her spell on +he fownspeople. I979 CAMPUS REVUE PRODUCTION STAFF: Debbie Frederick. Zahni Van Allen. Nancy Higdon, Jane Williams. Denise WaH'z, Kim Dixon, Joyce Guil- beaulf, Gayle Beyers. ScoH Bauer. Pam Killion. Ann Berfrand. Pearl McGinness. Barb Allen, Karen Barr. and Bob Conces. Nof pic+uredz Ann Refseck. Geof Chandler CAMPUS REVUE l3! iiirirf Winners: ATO's. CHI-O'sl and DG's I32 Phi Delfa The+a. Pi Lambda Phi. , and Alpha Omicron Pi were paired for The Eagle Will Rise Again. From +he rise and fall of ancien+ dynasfy. +0 +he quesf for a key +0 unlock +he secre+s of +he universe. +his produdion seeks +0 amplify +he haunfing echoes of +he pas+ and explore +he unsolved mysfe- ries of +he preseni . . . +he Ias+ remaining wonder of +he ancienf world. The lasf show of +he evening. Lucky Lady, was por+rayed by Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Sigma Kappa and Zefa Tau Alpha. The Lucky Lady, an elegan'r Las Vegas nighfclub of +he I940's sefs +he sfage for a speciacular showgirl producfion. Affer her performance +he sfar was per- suaded. by a wealfhy admirer +0 dance. The s+ar's lover became enraged wi+h anger and 'l'he fwo engaged in a fight which ended in his deafh. Thirfy years Iafer . . . +he Lucky Lady became a disco. Firs+ place wen+ +0 Alpha Tau Omega, Chi Omega' and DeH'a Gamma. This included besf cos- fumes. sefs. iigh+ing, siage move- men+. originalify. music and dia- logue. Second place was awarded +0 Phi Del'ra The+a. Pi Lambda Phi. and Alpha Omicron Pi. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Sigma Kappa' and Zefa Tau Alpha wen'r away wifh +he +hird place. The Vern Dyer award was pre- sen+ed +0 Sigma Pi and Del+a DeHa D'el'ra for +he group display- ing +he mosf cooperaiion and fol- lowing +he rules of +he producfion siaff, promofing +he spirif of Greek uni+y. The Carl Osborn Award for +he mos+ cooperafive. organized and efficien'r sfage and fechnical crews. wen+ +0 Lambda .Chi Alpha. Alpha Phi. and Gamma Phi Be+a. The ou+s+anding performer. Barbara Daily. Chi Omega. received +he Ru+h Tirey Award for her ou+s+anding per- formance. Barbara AllenI Gamma Phi Be+a, and Mark Wes+ern Sigma Phi Epsilon received SIOO Campus Revue Scholarships. The I979 Campus Revue was direcfed by Pam KillionI Alpha Chi Omega. and advised by Shel- ley Suiherland. S+eve Buchelf Geof Chandler The fownspeople wen+ abouf +heir daily fasks before being sfruck by +he plague as shown by Sigma Phi Epsilon. Alpha Chi Omega. and Alpha Xi DeHa. The s+ar of Lucky Lady danced wifh her rich admirer in +he skif by Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Kappa. and Zefa Tau Alpha. The afmosphere in +he disco seemed gala as couples danced +0 +he bea+ a+ +he Lucky Lady. iiii'i g. ibibl'it v Sfeve Buchelf CAMPUS REVUE I33 ulwltv1 3.. . y 1! Il 4V- 1 aw 1. It! to .WI :25 .m tax,ch :r-OW 1:0 CELME w w+m umtwocoo Some fans wai+ed up +0 85 hours +0 ge+ +icke+s +0 see +he I'wild and crazy guy. S+eve Mar+in. The crowd wenf crazy as S+eve Mar+in appeared on s+age in his +radi+ional whi+e suit Mar+in +hrilled +he audience wi+h his iuggling ad of +hree balls. and banio playing. He showed off his dancing feel , classic arrow and bunny ears. Mar+in even +ook a picl'ure of himself wi+h a pocke+ insfa- ma+ic +0 fease all +he phofographers. He sang +he song +ha+ his grandmo+her +augh+ him, wi+h +he famous line: 60 in+o a closef and suck eggs. Marfin closed wil'h his mosl' famous lineI Well excussuuuuse me. The fans seemed surprised when +he encore fea- +ured his +op-+en smash hi+. King Tuf. h Mar+in en+er+ained a sell-ou+ crowd for over an our. S. Buchelf 'The Coun+ry Boy', John Denver played six differ- en+ guilars and sang in +he round in fron+ of nearly 9,000 apprecia+ive fans. Denver received applause and screaming from +he audience aHer every number. There were hecklers in +he crowdI bu+ Denver deal+ wi+h +hem in a humorous manner. I +hough+ I lold you +0 s+ay in +he +ruck. was his response +0 one loud moul'h. He laughed and +old s+ories +0 +he audience +hroughou+ +he concert Everyone especially enioyed his amusing s+ories of ToledoI Ohio. He kepl +he crowd alive wi+h his songs from +he albums, Back Home Again. and Rocky Moun+ain High. He sang a love song and a bluegrass number. However. everyone liked Johnny B. Goode. a song from his la+es+ album. He assured +he crowd +he kid has gone rock and roll. He ended +he +wo hour concerf by singing Sun- shine, and +he Iigh+s came on. Mounlain. oceans, and +he counfry were all brough+ +0 mind when John Denver appeared in concert 5. Buchelf CONCERTS I35 : Black Sabba+h. Van Halen. Ted NugenJrl Golden EarringI Waylon Jennings. Jessi CoHer. The s+uden+s were a rockin' and a rollin' during welcome back week. The four member band. Black Sabba+h. appeared in Hulman Cen- +er for +he firs+ concerf of +he year. Black Sabba+h won +heir fame +hrough +he song. Sabba+h Bloody Sabbafh. Their special guesfs were Van Halen, a commercial iazz music group. Van Helen is known for Cold Sweat Gef Down Tonight and H's Your Thing. Bo'rh groups brough'l' excifemen+ and enihusiasm +0 +he s+uden+ body +he weekend before classes s+a r+ed. Waylon Jennings and Jessi Col+er enferfained wi+h some coun+ry wesf- ern music at ISU in mid Sepfember. Jennings sang hi+s such as Are You Ready for +he Couni'ry. Honky Tonk Heroes. and Ram- blin Man. +0 please +he crowd. Jennings' wife. Jessi CoH'er. has released five albums and sang a vari- e+y of songs from +hem. The audi- ence especially enioyed her hif. I'm No+ Lisa. S. Buchelf Giving concer+ goers a change-of-pace from +he usual rock sounds. Waylon Jen- : nings performed counfry s+yle. 650 CONCERTS l37 I38 Moior ci+y madhouse himself. Ted Nugenfl appeared in Hulman Cenfer for +he iasf concer+ of +he firsf semesfer. 8. Mason Bob Dylan, Bos+on. Billy Cross. Tom Scholz. A crowd of ap roxima+ely 9.000 ga+hered +0 is'ren +0 +he folk rock legend. Bob DylanI dur- ing homecoming weekend. Dylan came ou+ on s+age in cas- ual pan+s and a Iea+her iacke+ and iammed on his guii'ar for nearly fwo hours. He mixed his new wi+h his old and kepf'fhe audience alive. Tan- gled up in Blue. Jusf Like a Woman, I6 Years, and Blowin in +he Wind. ius+ +0 men- fion a few. The sound +hroughou+ Hulman Cenfer was fanfasfic as him and +he lead gui+aris+, Billy Cross. did an elec+rifying version of Like a Rolling Sfone. He received ovafions affer every harmonica number. +he crowd especially enioyed. If Ain'+ Me Babe. His grea+ +alen+s showed +hrough when he played. She Once Was a True Love of Mine. and +he crowd seemed pleased. Parfy. Piece of Mind, and Feelin $a+isfied. were ius+ a few of +he +unes delivered +0 a crowd of 7,000 plus by +he five man group, Bos+on. Head man, Tom Scholz, showed off his falenfs on +he organ in an afmosphere of fog. Gui+aris+ Barry Goudreau came on s+age for a guifar solo. A bi+ of humor was added +o +he concerf when a ligh+man puf a spo+ligh+ on a gui+aris+ +ha+ wasn'+ playing and he poin+ed +0 +he gui- +a ris+ +ha+ was. The Bosfon fans go+ exci+ed by +he new songs. Don'+ Look Back. and Long Time. The screen display and Iigh+ show were fan'l'asi'ic, said Kafhy Brown, Anderson iunior. The acous+ical sound +hrough- ou+ Hulman Cenfer was greai' and +he concer+ was much beHer +han I expec+ed. remarked Glenn Maehling. Vincennes senior, when asked how he liked +he concert Ted Nugen+ appeared wi+h bGolden Earring in early Decem- er. Golden Earring sang for for+y- five minu+es in fron+ of +he rela- +ively small crowd. w- Barry Goudreau. Charlie Huhn. Brad Delp The young and old alike enioyed +he folk rock legend. Bob Dylan. He performed wi+h his four member band +0 conclude +he fun filled weekend of homecoming '78. Brad Delp. lead vocalist in +he Rock'n Roll Band Bosfon. showed fan+as+ic vocal harmony in Don'+ Look Back. He played his gui+ar mos+ of +he remainder of +he concert AHer Radar Love. Ted Nugen'r was iniroduced. Nugen+ and rhy+hm gui+aris+, Charlie HuhnI s+ar+ed off by delivering. S+orm+roopin, Nugen+ wen+ righ+ in+o Jus+ Wha+ +he Docfor Ordered. A defini+e highligh+ came when Nugenf performed Dog Ea+ Dog. and Cai Scrafch Fever. I'Need You Bad, and Good Friends and a BoHIe of Wine. were +wo numbers played from his new album' Weekend Warriors. Nugenf ended +he concer'r wi+h Siranglehold.ll Howeverl +he crowd wasn'+ ready +0 leave. AHer a Iengfhy break Nugen+ came back ou+ for an encore and presen+ed. Mo+or Cify Mad- house. W. Whifaker W. Whifaker CONCERTS I39 The Iadies' man of music. Tom Jones made a re+urn engage- menf here afi'er a year and a half absence for an in-fhe-round per- formance a1' Hulman Civic Uni- versi+y Cenier. The Welsh-born pop singer. known for such hi+s as. H's Nof Unusual and She's A Lady. gave an ou+s+anding performance +0 +he 3.000 fans for +he lasf con- cer+ of H19 year. His special guesf was comedian. Freddy Roman of Las Vegas. Singer, Tom Jones. sfill has H' as he sings. Delilah, +0 +he 3.000 fans in early May. icoum 134.; The SparkeHes pa+ien+ly awaif +he cue f0 begin +heir performance during half-fime at a foofball game. Giving H19 fans a liHIe bi+ of relaxai'ion before an exci+ing baskefball game Barb Daily. Terra Hauie freshman. performs wiih +he Sparkeffes. Dressed in new ouffi+s. +he Sparke++es leave +he field offer a performance. Darrell Phegley I42 Darrell Phegley Darrell Phegloy Debbie Dodd. Sullivan sophomore. s+ood cf aHenfion during halflime of a bcslxef- ball game. A Sparkefle shows off her ialenls +0 +he bea+ of +he music. Terra Haufe Nodh. Terre Haufe Soufh and West Vigo High Schools were all recruiling spols for +he SparkeHes. Approxima+ely 75 applicanl's come 1'0 ISU and aflend workshops for a week during +he spring. Af +he end of +he week +hir+y girls are chosen +hrough +ryou+s +0 serve +he drill learn. All +he Sparkeffes a++end a camp in +he summer. The officers oversee +he high school corps. while he new Sparke'rfes and non officers learn How To Be A Sparke++e. Affer school begins. +he 36 member drill feam prac+ices nine hours a week and 1'wo +0 +hree hours +he clay of a game. The group performs al all home baskefball and foolball games. Their opporfunify was increased +his year because +hey +ravelled +0 Law- rence. Cincinnafi. and Sell Lake Cify wi+h +he +eam for +he NCAA baskel'ball playoffs. Officers for +he l978-79 school year were: Nancy Bibb. siudenf direcl'or: Cindy Rowe, Lynn Ma++hews, co-capfains; Mari Lynn Welch, Julie Richardson. lieu- +enan+s: and Mrs. Mar+hann Markle. adviser - chore- ography. SPARKETTES I43 Darrell Phogloy 3km Bein $sn7 Marchlng amores ?m 1 game un- band s+ill ; iana high sc band confesh flue fall. The .band is made Izlp 6f SI and +he dled up. marches on. They lead us in sing- saw Sycamore Players Perform Wi+h by La rry Zuber The I978-79 season was one of +he mos'r excifing and successful in Indiana S+a+e Universi+y Theafre his+ory. An invi+a+ion +0 +he American College Theafre Fesh- val regional compe+i+ion. a promi- nenf professional gues+ ar+is+. and a world premier were buf +hree highlighfs of +he year's perform- ing schedule. The evenfful year began wi+h Jack Heifner's Vanifies. a pro- duc+ion revived from +he success- ful summer reper+ory season. The funny. ye+ +hough+fui play focused on +he lives of +hree small-fown besf friends. following +he changes in +heir lives and relafion- ships as +hey grew up, or failed +0 grow up. from being high school cheerleaders +0 sorori+y queens +0 aduH women facing +he realifies of +he world ou+side of +heir schoolgirl clique. Ca+hy Shaverl Su Causey. and Maureen Scholz s+arred in +he Sepfember produc- +ion, which was direci'ed by grad- ua+e s+uden+ Donna Hanlan. An American +hea+re classic came +0 Dreiser Playhouse in chober when Harvey by Mary Chase was presen+ed by ISU The- a+re. Direc+ed by Thomas Head- ExceHence Ieyl fhis ever-popular comedy cen+ered on +he friendship of a wonderfully pleasan+ old gen'rle- Ma ureen Scholzl Caithy'i Causey reminisced high 5 +he play Vanifies. I46 man and one of +he mos+ memora- ble characfers never +0 appear on s+age. David Fisher played +he amiable Eldwood P. Dowd in +he producfion. while Harvey. +he six foof invisible rabbit played him- self. The sfory of Harvey con- +ras+ed +he charm and generosi+y of +he eccenfric Dowd wi+h +he harshness of +he ''normal people who affempfed +0 force him in+o a more orfhodox Iifesfyle wi+hou+ his unusual friend. Trish Mon+gom- ery played Eldwood's sisfer Vifa, Donna Harlan appeared as his niece MyrHe Mae, and Craig Parmiey por+rayed +he psychia- +ris+ Dr. Chumley. Baby Blue, a drama by Rich- ard Blanning, saw i+s premiere on fine ISU s+age when direcfed by Speech Depar+men+ Chairperson John Sfockwell. The play deaH wifh +he +roubled mind of an indi- vidual confronfing various aspecfs of his bizarre personali+y. Craig Parmley played +he fiHe role in +he showI while Kurf Owens. Geoff Hammill, Cindy Lucas and Suzi Crabfree were seen as +he lviclarious aspeci's of his disfurbed l e. An Adapfaiion of Dickens' A Chrisfmas Carol by gradua+e s+uden+ Dee Bridgewa+er high- . lighfed +he Terre Hau're Chris+- mas season. Jon Lindley por- +rayed +he miserly Ebeneezer Scrooge in +he children's produc- +ion wifh ofher ISU acfors playing +he ofher familiar characfers in +he classic faie. In addi+ion. seven local childrenI ranging in age from 5 +0 l5. were seen in various younger rolesl giving a special fla- vor +0 +his show direc+ed by Lew Hackieman. STEVE BUCHELT Geoff Hammill, Cindy LucasI and Kurf Owens appeared in +he dramaI Baby Blue during a spring performance. Fafher Grandier. portrayed by Jim Han- lan, wouldn'+ confess his sins so he was forfured in +he play The Devils. Eldwood P. Dowd fold +he assisfanf af fhe hospifal his friend was a six foo+ Jtall ra bbit TIM HOUDASHELDT TH EATRE I47 The direcfor explains +he way +he scene should be in +he play. The Tempest Kim Hedges of Ferdinandl special guest Philip Kerr and Su Causey of Miranda. performed in +he play. The Tempest Professional Ar+is+ The +hea+re season Jrook a seri- ous Jrurn wi+h +he produc+ion of John Whifing's The Devils, direcfed by Gleen Harbaugh. Se'r in I7+h cenfury France. +he play involved +he fransgressions and persecufion of a worldly priesl accused of demonically possess- ing a disfurbed nun. The self des+ruc+ive ac+ions of +he main charac+er. Urbain Grandier. and +he poli+ical and personal infrigues +ha+ brough+ aboul his downfall made for a powerful and compelling +hea+re experience for ISU audiences. Ve+eran ac+or Jim Harlan was fea+urecl as Grandier. and Cafhy Shaver as l'he i'roubled nunl Sisl'er Jeanne. The Devils was also ISU Thea- Jrre's en+ry in +he American Col- lege Theafre Fesfival, and was selecfed as one of six producfions from +he Greaf Lakes area +o be performed in regional compeli- lion, in Bowling Green. Ohio in January. Kim Hedges. who appeared as A+her Barre in +he produc+ion. was also chosen as a nominee for +he cove+ed Irene Ryan ac+ing award. A professional guesl' ar+is+ headlines The Tempest which crowned, ISU Thea+re's season in +he Spring. Philip Kerr, veleran Broadway and classical ac+or. served as ProsperoI +he lead role in +his produclion of one of Shake- speare's grea+es+ and mos+ popu- lar plays. Sel on Prospero's island domain' The Tempesf is +he sfory of a magical ex-duke who shipwrecks his enemies on his isle which he confrols +hrough Ariel and +he o+her spirils who live +here. AHer leading +he cas+a- ways +hrough various fanl'asfic and funny advenlures. he brings +hem all Jrogel'her for a final con- fron+a+ion. Joining Kerr on +he ISU sfage were 23 s+uden+ ac+ors including Jim Harlan. who Performs a+ Dreiser Theaier appeared as Caliban. Prospero's beasfly slave. and Kuri' Owens, who was seen as Ariel. Children's +hea+re also +hrived +his year a+' ISU wifh +wo full scale produci'ions being presen+ecl for young audiences in coniuncfion wiih Children's Thea+re of Terre Hau+e. Inc. Gary S+ewar+. who direcied +he full Iengi'h version of The Tem- pest also direcfed a special ver- sion of +he Shakespeare classic for young audiences In Iafe April. Wi+h Tom Williams as Prospero, +his adap+a+ion by Dee Bridgewa- +er focused on +he magic. comedy and romance of +he play. Spiri+s ushered young +hea+re- goers +0 +heir sea+s and local children were enfhralled wi+h +heir firsi' +as+e of Shakespearean language and fan- fasy. In addi+ion +'o +he mainsfage produciions. iwo siludenf- pro- duced sfudio shows,' 'The Killing of Sis'rer George and Angel Ci+y were performed in +he Locker Theaire direcied by Greg Lindeman and Donna Harlan. respec+ively. These. along wi+h numerous s+uden+ proiecgs and +he mains+age produc+ions. made live en+er+ainmen+ possible for many ISU s+uden+s who may never have seen a siag e before and kepi +he +hrill of peaformances sirong for +he pariicipanis of ISU Thea- +re. The second play of +he season, Harvey affracied many s+uden+s for +he four nighf performance. Carolers. children. gif+s, and Ebeneezer Scrooge were brought +0 +he sfag e in A Chrisfmas Carol +o ge+ +he audgience In +he Chrisfmas mood. TIM HOUDASHELDT SYCAMORE PLAYERS I49 I50 No circus is comple+e wi+houi elephan+s. Bobo was insfrucfed by his frainer +0 raise one foof and remain balanced on file round pedesfal. The Circus Comes +0 Town In fhe sfeel cage arena. a fierce and furious clusfer of +he wildesf of big cafs +rained bu+ un+amed by America's mos+ ou+s+anding animal frainers. in +he +hree rings, masferful manipulafors of a myr- iad of marvelous obiecfs. an aerial exfravaganza. and sword balanc- ing. were only a small por+ion of +he 25 ads incorpora+ed in+o +he 42nd annual Shrine Circus in Iafe April. SomersauHing and clever acro- ba+ic roufines on +he barebacks of galloping horses. side spIiHing comedy abound on +he +rampo- line from Haly, and of course. +he Shrine clowns performed s+un1's +0 en+er+ain +he crowd. The circus didn'+ forgef +0 add +he coHon candy. candy apples. cokes and popcorn +o munch on while wa+ching +he daring and acrobafic performers, no+ +0 men- +ion +he chimps, dogs. llamas. ele- phan+s. camels and pigs. The +hree ring circus was in Hul- man Civic Cen+er for +he week- end and provided fun and enfer- +ainmen+ for anyone who aHended. T. VESCOVI Our girl on +he moon. Miss Evelyn. was raised high above fhe raffers in Hulman Civic Cenfer. The camels awaifed +heir furn in +he ring. The bicycle beauHes rode around +he ring wifh one foo+ down on +he pedal and +he ofher exfended info mid air. 222 T. VESCOVI T. VESCOVI CIRCUS I5l Bop and Boogey Band Every Sa+urday between April 2Is+ and May 26+h a+ I2:30 a TV firs+ of sor+s occurred. Two ISU s+uden+s appeared on American . Bandsfand. 77' L H' all s+ar+ed when +he Fred and , ' Ginger of +he disco set Vic Sfew- art Speedway gradua+e s+uden+ and Susan Geur+s, Hammond sophomore. won a dance con+es+ lasf Chris+mas a+ Rocky's in S+ri- ger. Illinois. Their prize was a +hree day. +wo nigh+ frip +0 Las Vegas. Quick +hinking brough+ winning +he con+es+ and Bands+and L; +oge+her. Susan wrofe Dick Clark Produc'rion. in California. explain- ing +ha+ +he couple had won +he on Vic S+ewar+ and Susan Geurfs demonsfrafe +he 5+er and form +ha+ won +hem +he dance con+es+ af Rocky's. and +ha+ even+ually led fo American Ba nds+a nd. I52 confesf. whaf kind of dances +hey did and +ha+ +hey were inl'eresl'ed in being on Bandsfand. ShorHy +hereaf+er Susan 90+ 6 call from Tim GibbonsI +he man in charge of Bandsl'and dancers. He explained +he usual procedure by which dancers are chosenI +he audifions and I2-l6 monfh waif- ing list plus s+able of 50 regulars. Buf he said +he leHer impressed himI as did +he facf +hey were from Indiana. He senl' +he +wo +icke+s for Bandsfand ,faping March 3l and April lsl. Once in Vegas. enioying +heir con+es+ winnings, +hey drove 1'o Hollywood for 'l'he +wo day +ap- ing. Three shows were Jraped each day. beginning a+ IOam and run- ning un+il 7pm. This meanl' six sland 1.144; . changes of clolhing and shoes. no+ fo men+ion +wo pair of very fired feel. The couple did 991' +0 lalk wi+h Dick Clark. Susan said he was shorf bu+ nice and impressed +hey had come from Indiana. Vic made a poin+ of shaking +he man's hand. Came all +his way. I am going 1'0 shake Dick Clark's hand. The highligh+ of +he +rip +hough was when +he couple appeared in +he spollighf dance. H' happened by acciden+ really. said Susan. One of +he couples did no+ show up. We were righl +here. Spoi- ligh'r dancers are chosen on abili+y and appearance. We mus+ have fi+ +he bill. Susan also was fea+ured on ra+e-a-record in +ha+ same show. She would like +0 open a sfudio in her homefown. The happy hoofers me+ a+ a par+y a+ +he Phi Delf house. Before compe+i+ion and +heir Bandsfand appearance +hey pracficed as much as +hree hours a day. T. VESCOVI She won a dress by Tracey. ency- clopedias. Jolly Time popcorn and eskimo pies. The kids were bizarre. The way +hey ad and dress on Bands+and is no ac+ - +ha+ is +he way everyone is ou1' +here. Buf +hey look us in and frealed us greal lilte we were par+ of +he group. We learned a few new dips and liHs buf +he dances were basically +he same as whai we do here -- +he For+ Lau- derdale. Hollywood Husfle. Cha ChaI Swing and New York. Vic is a graduaie assis+an+ in Physical Educafion who picked up disco-ing a+ ISU and +eaches social dance class and Susan assis+s. Susan is a nursing maior who has had l2 years of dance ins+ruc+ion in +ap and iazz. BANDSTAND l53 I54 ENTERTAINMENT AT ITS BEST Taking +ime ouf of a busy sthedule. Memmenschanz enferfained a full house in February. Darrell Phegley Members in +heir 60's. 70's. and 80's per- formed wi'rh a nigh+ full of music. The Viola Farber Dance Company opened +he ISU convocafion series on +he newly-renovafed Tilson Music Hall sfage. Ms. Farber works wi+h seven o+her dancers. in performing +hroughou+ +he Unifed S+a+es. Canada and France. She has added fouches of comedy in her dances +0 help revifalize mod- ern dance. A look in+o +he wif of wri+er James Thurber's enchanfed world was shown when leliam Windom presenfed. Thurber. Many humorous and moralich charaders were por+rayed on s+age +hrough Windom's collecfion of 5+0- i'ifes and fables of James Thurber's l e. Windom, hBesf-known for his Emmy Award-winning lead role in +elevi- sion's, f'My World and Welcome To Hf? received laughfer or applause affer every character and a s+anding ovafion. Each Preserva+ion Ha Jazz Band oleew Orleans concert is an origi- na . The music of +he members. in +heir Les Canfigas de Sanfa Maria revealed aspeds of life during +he middle ages. 60's. 70's. and 80's. a++rac+ed en'rhu- sias+ic fans of all agesh These musicians broughf fogei'her +he marches. quadrilles. blues. spiri+u- als and ragfime +0 creafe New Orle- ansiazz. The Waverly Concert expressed. Las Canfigas de Sanfa Maria. an elaborafe musical pagean+ of l3+h cen+ury Spain. The Can+igas showed a series of miracles worked by +he Virgin Mo+her on behalf +he afflic+ed and repenfani'. revealing in vivid defail every aspec+ of life in +he Middle Ages. The seven-member ensemble played more +han 50 unusual wind. shing and percussion ins+rumen+s of +he Medieval. Renaissance and Baro- que periods during +he perform- ances. Reacfions from +he audience were +he only sounds heard a+ perform- ances of +he Swiss mime ar+is+s. Mummenschanz. The frio of enferfainers express +heir ideas +hrough body movemen+ and +he use of a number of highly imaginafive masks. The nonverbal show consis+s of +wo pads: +he firsf half +old +he sfory of evolu+ion in symbolic ferms and +he second half deaH wi+h human relafionships. Making ifs +hird Uni+ed S+a+es four since I963. NDR Symphony of Ham- burg performed, Don Juan and Symphonic PoemsI Opus 92. by Richard Sfrauss. Highly es+eemed boih for ifs con- cer+ hall performances and radio broadcasfs, +he Nafional Deufches Radio Symphony of Hamburg has scored +riumphs no+ only in +he U.S. bu+ in maior European and Russian ci'ries as well as in music festivals in Berlin. Venice, Edinburgh and Lon- don. Visi+ing from +he Sovie+ Union, A Fesfival of Russian Dance, per- formed for +he las+ convoca'rion of +he school year. The company is made up of 90 dancers and musicians. Seven of IS Russian republics were represenfed wH'h beau+iful cos+umes. folk dance maferial and insfrumenfs peculiar +0 each region. The convo- ca+ion showed some of +he fines+ dancers Russia has +0 offer. William Windon appeared in +he +hrea+er classes +0 answer ques+ions +he sfudenfs may have and +0 en+erfain +hem +hrough a class period. Ending a +hree day residency in modern dance. Viola Farber Dance Company performed in Tilson Music Hall. CONVOCATIONS l55 Darrell Phegley l56 Eaaszhmm Sounds of Music SoUnds of +he Sevenl'ies was +he +heme of +he 43rd annual Song Fes+ presen+a+ion represen+- ing 26 campus organizalions. A +o+al of l8 musical selec+ions fea+uring ballads and show +unes made famous by some of +he coun+ry's besf composers and per- formers were included in +he pro- gram in Tilson Music Hall. The fesf was par+ of Tandemonia '79 evenfs on campus. Some of +he songs included Take A Chance. We've Only Jus+ Begun. Songbird. Annie. New York. New York, and Side by Side by Side. A mass choir presen+a+ion fol- lowed +he group performances wi+h Thomas Clark. choral direc- +or af Hammond Gavif High School, conduc+ing He's +he Wizard and Ain'+ Misbeha- vin'. The Ebony Maiesfic Choir of ISU also performed during +he program. - Song Fes+ was es+ablished in I937 by +he la+e Presiden+ Ralph N. Tirey and his firsf wife. Inez Bonham Tirey. +0 encourage slu- den'rs +0 exhibif +heir musical +al- en+s while in college. Since I948 +he local campus chap+ers of Sigma Alpha lo+a and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia music fra+erni+ies have sponsored +he even+ wifh +he help of +he Office of Sludenf Acfivifies. Coordinafing +he even+ were Kellie Cur+is. Nappanee iunior, and Jeff Jessee. Sco++sburg iun- IO r. Groups from Pickerl Hall. Phi Del+a The+a, Rhoads and Erickson halls +ook lop honors in +heir divi- sions and +he direclor of +he mixed chorus from Hines and Jones halls won +he bes+ direc+or awards af +he spring event Carol Jones. Brownsburg sen- ior. won +he Rufh Hill Tirey Award for direc+ing. Freedom by Gary Geld. Plckerl Hall's chorus. dlrecled by Lisa llg. Brownsburg senior, represen'red las+ year's perform- ance by winning +he Inez Bonham Tirey Award for +he women's divi- sion. Their winning selec+ion was Turn Around by Jerry Nowak. Mills Hall won second place and Burford Hall +ook +hircl place in +he women's division. The Ralph N. Tirey Award for +he men's division wen+ +o Phi Del+a The+a for +heir presen+a+ion Tim Marr. direc'ror of Rhoads ancl Erick- sons Choir, accep+ed +he Presidenf's Cup from Kellie Cur+is and Jeff Jessee. of All for +he Besl by S+ephen Swarlz. David Weddell. Norfh Judson senior. was +he direc+or. There were no second or +hird places awarded in +he men's divi- sion because only +hree groups compleled. In +he mixed division. Rhoads and Erickson halls fool: +he James W. Barnes Award for +heir version of And All Tha'l' Jazz by Fred Ebb. Tim Marr. Muns'rer senior. direcled. Barnes himself pre- sen+ed +he award. which was named aH'er him and firsf pre- senfed in I973. The chorus from Hines and Jones halls look second place in +he division and Sandison Hall and Chi Omega placed +hird. The Presidenf's Cup, given +0 +he group accumula'l'ing +he mosl poin+s for a performance. was awarded +0 +he mixed chorus from Rhoads and Erickson halls. The Sweeps+altes Awa rd for +he highesl +o+al poinl's earned in all +he Tandemonia even+s wen+ +0 Sigma Alpha Epsilon for +he men's division and Chi Omega for +he women's division. SONGFEST l57 .. ; . , a f ' The Misic Depar+men+ is made up of several bands and singing groups which en+er+ained wi+h a varie+y of ou+s+anding programs. Dr. James Dailey conduc+ed +he spring concerf for +he ISU Symphony in Tilson Music Hall. Fea+ured in +he program were factu members Roberf Billups. violinist and William Denfon. oboeist ,, The ISU Jazz Ensemble per- f0rmed wifh four dis+inguished 'VMGLSicians af +he Jazl Fesfival in .0 emila+e March. Four+eyen hig school iazz bands fromwtwo, sf 1 s also compe+ed for ayards Helping give +th eknfhusias+ic fan +le more spiri+ a+ +he bas- ke+ball games was +h became a classic and?! : forfing +0 hear +he band add foge+her in +he song. Amen. lSU's Universify Singers were chosen as one of +he fwo colleges from a+ leasf 50 +0 60 applicanfs +0 parficipafe in +he lO-s+a+e Nor+h Cen+ral- Division Confer- ence of +he Music Educafors Na+ional Conference. The mixed choru r+y s+u- denfs. direc+ed on E. Meyer. s+ar+ed in Indianapolis wifh six concer+s. The s+ring quarfef pracfices befoktg a concert The Universifygnyingers a+ law spring program iniTilson Mush: Ha . I59 lbO SOAPS I+ happens every weekday . . . from I I in +he morning unfil 4 in +he af+ernoon. The +ime officially designal'ed as soap +ime . When soap mongers across +he coun'rry are propped in iron? of +he +ube. cafching +he la+es+ frials and +ri- bulafions of +he soap world. Wi+h a devoiion malched only by +he mosl' devoui church-goer. women. men and even children +une in regularly +0 see +he con+in- uing sagas of dayfime drama. Will Lance ever find ou+ +ha+ Leslie's new son is also his son? Whal' will happen when Mr. Brooks finds ou+ +ha+ Jill forced him in+o a mar- riage under false pre+enses? Will Chris and Mary ever gel married? Or will he fall prye fo +he wiles of a beaufiful bul' married lady ? Whai's Linda up lo NOW? Will Siephanie be discovered for wha+ lwho she really is? -- Brooke Hamil+on. Will Rober+ ever learn ihal Doug is +he real fafher of li+- +le Dougie? Can Carollee ever ge+ over her kidnappinglrape? Will Mike forgive Sara? Who will save Jay and April from a life in prison? Will anyone ever s+op Iris? PLEASE! Sounds like soaps siress sex. righf? Right Sex sells and soap operas are big business. Soap operas have never been so popu- lar. They ra+e a close second +0 prime lime in audience draw. And mean big money +0 +heir sponsors. Many of +he soaps have expanded from +he original half hour formaf +0 a full 60 minu+es. And Anol'her World a soap forerunner paces along for an hour and a half. Fan clubs con'rinue +0 grow across +he nalion wifh members ranging from nine +o nineiy in age. Na+ional magazines documenf +he soap characfers' every move as do many newspapers who have regular soap ca+ch-up columns. Even Rona Barre+ has gone DAY- TIME. Whai's +he aHraciion +ha+ causes moihers +o pu+ away +heir ironing and dus+ clol'hes. sluden'ls +0 schedule +heir classes around +heir favorife soaps or clusfer in +he lounge of Tirey iunl'il +he TV was sfolenl. re+irees +0 use siesfa +ime for soaping and men +o spend +heir af+ernoons off en+h- rallecl in Suds Ci+y. Some people empalhize wifh +he poor folks gracing +he screen. O+hers sym- paihize. Some walch for a good laugh. Oihers fanfasize. And +hen +here are +hose who say +ha+ afl'er seeing all +he problems of Soap Ci+y residen+s i+ makes +heir own problems seem +rivial. They acfu- ally feel beHer. Thaf's no+ fo say +ha+ every one enioys soap operas. Many accuse soaps of being irrelevanl and removed from realil'y. thers cry +hey are geHing progressively a liH'le +oo close +0 realify for felevi- sion broadcast No maHer on which side of +he argumenl' your opinion liesl +he fad remains +ha+ +he soaps aren'f wha+ +hey used +0 be. No longer do s+ory lines revolve around +he brave housewife siruggling +0 make if againsf all adverse condi- +ions while caring and curing her invalid husband wi+h a lof of TLC. The fundamenl'al +heme +o emerge ioday is +he male-female relaiionship. wi+h a fouch of +he oulside world +hrown in, for beH'er or worse. HospifalsI offices. busi- nesses and increasing number of bars. lounges and discos provide +he background for sudsiyle maf- ingl +he cornersfone of all soap operas. Maling is +he name of +he soap +une and has become no+h- ing less +han an ar+. The infrigue lies in +he manner in which +he individual ar+is+s go abou+ persu- ing +he ar+. Almos+ all dramafic fension and moral conflici emerge from +hree basic sources: maiing. marriage. and babies. The all-consuming, single minded search for a male is' symbolized by +he +een soapers sole +hough+ being manhunfer. +he older folks longing for companion- ship. career iypes prowling l'heir prey. +heir married coun+erpar+ and +he sad. lonely divorcees hun+ing for a new Mr. or Mrs. Love on Soap Ci+y is many +hings bu+ always somewhaf ex+raordinary. Every soap charac- +er has a deep. dark secret in +heir pasfs . . . so love be+ween fwo soapers serves as a sor+ of cure all for +hese emo+ional cripples. Alcoholism and paranoia are cured and criminal records. pafhological lies and premarifal affairs are all forgiven by means of coffee-by-fhe-gallon. TLC and a grea+ number of soggy shoul- ders. Reproduciion'is +he +hird cru- cial value in TV's soapy universe. Perpe+ua+ion of +he species is +he ul+ima+e goal +oward which all mus'r sl'rive. The baby is +he house- hold god'and a grea+ deal of soap dialogue is cen+ered around +he premise of longing +0 be preg- nani. worried because l'hey are nol'I working on geHing +ha+ way. working hard no+ +0 gef ihai way or figh+ing heroically no+ +0 lose +he ba by. Which brings up one of +he ever-popular main sub-plols of any soap opera: adul'rery. The revolving rela+ionships are harder +0 keep up wilh +han +he ups and downs of +he sfock market Some- where along +he line. in one of +he all +00 famous sudsy momenis of passion. +he fair damsels iump +he gun in +he all revered maiing process. These errors in +iming are resolved in differen+ ways: abor- +ion iMary Ann Randolphl. lose baby in accidenf lDonna Craigl give ybaby up for adopfion iDevon Shephardl sells baby lHea+herl. has baby and marries fa'rher lTrish Clayfonl or has +he baby and mar- ries someone else lAmy Kaslowl. Of course all +hese women fell vic- +im +o male villianry and musi and do suffer endlessly because of H. There are also +hose who prefend +o be pregnanf +o la+ch on+o +he miann of +heir choice iBobbie or Ji . The soap operas do keep up wi+h Whaf's happening in +he real world e wi+h perhaps one excepfion. Nof one has success- fully developed +he +o+al feminine personalify. Even wifh +he large number of women in +he iob mar- kef +oday career women - +hose unnaiural creafures who enioy accomplishmen+s oufside +he home e are almos+ always miser- able. Can'l' make if wifhouf a man seems +o be +he con+en+ion of +hese wise and wondrous soap opera wri+ers. Yep, being miserable is a con- s+an+ s+a+e in Sudsville. Career women marry +o become bored m .. 0N soaps, APE 7001115! TO WATCH soaps! '44le w W i 6 Pg; i Ll Jus+ have f0 s+ay +uned. same H mmmmmmm channel. for +he confinued s+ory of . . . and hys+ericaL Jealousy prevails for bofh sexes. Jealousy and unre- quifed love. Resulf: a Io+ of drink- ing. epidemic infidelify and coun- +Iess cases of acu+e neurosis. psy- chosis. breakdowns and a wide variefy of unpronounceable dis- eases. Regardless of +he reasons. H's a fad of life soaps are alive and +hriving. Whaf will +he wri+ers, producers. and direcfors do +0 hold +he ever en+hralled viewers in years +0 come? W5 HIV OVE ,. MARSHA: Souped Up. Sexed Up Sudsed Up 506 PS SOAPS Ibl III 1 +IHIII . , A JEROME HELLMAN Production The crazy achons of a fra+erm+y house AHALASHBYFiIm were displayed Animal House. J F0 d 3119 n a Al+hough crificism wens given for a IoYe JOHVOight Bruce Dem scene. Jane Fonda. s+III made +he mowe Coming Home. a +ouching love s+ory. C oming Home Woody Allen and Diane Kea+on per- formed +oge+her agaIn In ManhaH I i': ' MMWH! u ?.WHHI u- I62 IIIxHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIIIIHIIIIlllIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII WINNER The Deer ACADEMY AWARDS w H un+er u BESTTTETURE Receives BEST DIRECTOR Top Awa rds En+er+ainmen+ has definHely +aken a +urn for +he beHer. Mov- ies wi+h big messages are gone. s+uden+s swung +0 more en+er+ain- ing and humorous movies a+ $3.75 per person. Superman, Coming Home. The Deer Hun+er. Halloween, Magic. Ice CasHes, The Warriors. Every Which Way Bu+ Loose. Animal House. and Up In Smoke. were a few of +he hH's af +he cinemas. The 5ls+ Academy Awards were held in +he spring wi+h The Deer Hunfer +aking besf pic+ure. The Deer Hunfer. also +ook bes+ supporfing ac+or, Chris+opher Walker and bes+ direc+or. Michael Cimino. Jane Fonda and Jon Voigh+, lovers in +he Viefnam War film. Coming Home won +he bes+ ac+or and ac+ress award. Bes+ suppor+ing acfress wen+ +0 Maggie Smi+h for her perform ance in California Suife. Besf original song wenf +0 Las+ Dance. from +he movie, Thnak God H's Friday. Coming Home. also received recognifion for bes+ original screenplay. There were flops on +he screen like: The Wiz. Sargem Pep- per's Lonely Hear+ Club Band. UNIVERSAL PICTURES and EM! FILMS mesem'THE DEER HUNTER Loni of +he Rings. and Rabbi+ ConstamngJOHN CAZALE ' JOHN SAVAGE e MERYL SWEEP ' CHRISTOPHER WALKH Te'sfbnver-s s+ory, Omen II Screenplay by DERIC WASHBURN - StmyliCHAEL CIMIND T DERIC WASHBURN gggegigwgo;'gffiwcegznfque' Pro- and LOUIS GARHNKLE 8. QUlNN K. REDEKER ' Produchon Consultanl JUANN CARELU Assnmale Pmdncets MARION RDSENBERGand JOANN CARHH e MusmhvSTANLEY MYERS The AcademY Award Winner The Deer Hunfer. co-s+arring John Cazale, John Savage. Meryl Sheep. and Chrisfopher Walken, appeared a+ Towne Sou+h Plan in +he spring. MOVIES I63 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIHIHIHIIHHHHHIHIIIIHIHHH1IIIHIIIIIHIIHIIHIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIHIIIA I64 En+er+ainmen+z A Look a+ +he Mickey Mouse +urned fiHy years old, Sally S+ru+hers and Rob Reiner Ief'r All In The Family, Edifh and Archie's chairs were insfalled in +he Smifhsonian. and H80 comes +0 Terre Haufe. Yes. we have seen a Io+ of changes wH'h l978-79. Young and ResHess was named America's favori+e soap opera and Kris+y McNickols America's New Liffle Swee+hear+. For +hose s+uden+s who didn'+ have enough money for +he mov- ies, +hey resor'red +0 +heir felevi- sion sets. The new shows wen+ abou+ as fas+ as +hey came. However. a few were successful such as: Mork 8x Mindy. Dallas. Vegas. The Ropers. Taxi. The Incredible Hulk. Angie. Flying High. and Ba++les+ar Galac+ica. S+uden+s enioyed wa+ching The Wizard of 02 when H made i+s spring appearance. No+ +0 for- gef all +he Chrisfmas specials like: The Long Eared Chrisfmas Don- key. The Li++les+ Chrisfmas Tree, Frosfy The Snowman, The LiHle Drummer Boy. and Rudolph. Car+oons died ouf along wi+h Charlie's Angels, bu+ Ameri- can Bandsfand wen+ on and on and on. ISU had +wo of HS own on American Bandsfand in +he spring. Susan Guer'rs. Hammond sophomore, and Vic S+ewar+, Speedway graduafe sfudent Roo+s made a second appearance on +elevision wi+h Roo+s II and aufhor Alex Haley enrerfained a+ +he Shrine in Terre Hau+e during April. A Safurday nigh+ can neverhbe boring because Safurday Nigh+ Live is s+ill as en+er+aining as H was four years ago when H sfarfed. The coneheads. Todd, Lisa. Mrs. Loopner. +he newscas+- ers. Rosana Rosana Rosanadana. and +he Czechosiovakians were always wor+h a few laughs. Everyone in Terre Haufe enioyed seeing +he Sycamore Bas- ke+ball feam on NBC on several occasions bu+ weren'+ qui+e so happy +0 see Billy Packer. The Sycamores also made a special appearance on Cap+ain Jack. Top-rafed prime-Hme shows according +0 +he Nielsen ra+ings were: Three's Company. Laverne 8t Shirley. Happy Days. Mork and Mindy, 60 Minufes, Eighf Is Enough. Angie. Taxi, All In +he Fam- ily, and LHer House on +he Prairie. Every par+y has music and every room has a radio. Surely everyone could find a s+a+ion from +he +en in +own +0 safisfy +heir music needs. The radio doesn'+ always play +he songs as much as you may wan+ so records. casse++es. and eighf hacks are s+ill as popular as new s+ereos. gas: A candid of +he man of many +alen+s. Billy Joel, faken from his album 52nd Sheet The Doobie Brofhers and Chicago bofh came back wifh hifs. Hard rock s+ar+ed +0 die ouf and s+uden+s enioyed S+yx's. Flee+wood Mac. Billy Joel, Forei ner, Rod Sfewari'. Vil- lage Pgeople. and Bosfon. +0 menfion a few. Terre Haufe made some new songs of +heir own like: Indiana Has A New Sfafe Bird, and Disco Trees, bo+h affer +he 6'9 s+ar+er for ISUl Larry Bird. Billy Joel was named bes+ male vocalist and bes'r counfry singer was awarded +0 Dolly Parsl'onl wi+h bes+ female vocalisf going +0 Donna Summer. Bes+-selling albums according +0 Record World : Spirifs Hav- ing Flown, Bee Gees: Blondes Fac+s in '79 Have More Fun. Rod S+ewar+; Briefcase Full of Blues. Blues Bro+hers; Cruisin'. Village Peo- ple; 52nd Sheet Billy Joel: To+ally Ho+. Olivia Newfon John: Minu+e By Minu+e. Doo- bie Bro+hers: Dire S+raifs. Dire S+rai+s; Barbra S+reisand's Grea+es+ Hifs, Barbra S+reisand: and C'es+ Chic. Chic. Magazines are s+ill a mul+i-mil- lion dollar business. Some sfudenfs iusf can'+ pass up +he newssfand wi+hou+ +he Iafesf edi+ion of Peo- ple. Cosmopolifan. Vogue. Women's Day, Apar+men+ Life. Modern Bride. no+ +0 men+ion. Playboy. Time and Spor+s lllusfrafed were bo+h a sellou+ in local s+ores v.91 when +hey fea+ured Kur+ Thomas and Larry Bird. Besf selling fic+ion according +0 The New York Times. Chesa- peake, by James A. Michener: War and Remembrance, by Her- man Wouk; Overlead, by Ar+hur Hailey; The Sfories of John Cheever, by John Cheever: Dress Gray, by LYUClan K. TruscoH IV: Hanfa You, by Ru+h Beebe Hill; Evergreen, by Belva Plain; Second Generafion, by Howard F'as'r; The .9th Commandment by Law- rence Sanders; The Coup, by John Udeke. Quife a selecfion of magazines for a s+u- den'r +0 spend +heir lasf dollar on. IHIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIHIIIMHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Lis+en +0 +he Music 13303 Willi IIIH'B HBO HHS HINGE HIM WAGE IIWI'S Ilium ENTERTAINMENT III!HIIlllllllIIIIHIIIIillllllIllllIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllullllllIlIlIIIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlllllIIllllIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIiIi' I65 Pulifzer Prize winning poe+ress, Gwendo; lyn Brooks was here for a lecfure in I979. Then Presiden+ Alan Rankin headed +he I974 Board of Trusfees. ACAD E M I CS by Everybody I67 I68 Ar+s and Sciences - A Big Par+ of ISU Of +he l6 years she has been here. Effie Hun+ has been +he Dean of +he Ar+s and Sciences Deparfmen+ for five years. She came here in I963 from a job in Virginia. Dean Hun'l' chose ISU in order +0 be closer lo her family, who live in Illinois. Mosl of her work is adminislra- five, buf she fries +0 +eacl1 a+ leas+ one class each semesfer. Along wi+h +wo associa'l'e deans. she +ries +0 keep order in +he 23 depar+men+s and line 374 faculfy members. She has ius'r re+urned from a six monl'hs sabbafical in England. Mosl' sludenls spend several hours +aking ar+s and sciences classes even if +hey don'f realize it as +he general educa'l'ion requiremenfs average aboul 50 hours. The deparl'menl offers +wo docforal programs in geography and life science as well as mas+er's programs in all bu+ one deparlmenl'. They have new pro- grams such as pre-med and medical +echnology. The ar+s and sciences depar+men+ also is in charge of +he Universify Sludies program. flue Infernafional S+udies and American S+udies programs, as well as Hie Honors Program. Dean Hunl said. +he deparl'menl' is branching ou+ in +ha+ +here has been a change in iobs in +he las+ five years. Before. around 8070 of +he s+uden+s in +his depar+men+ became leacherS. now +ha+ number has drop- ped +0 less +han 3070. ther faculfy members are required +0 help Wll'l'l +he adminisfrafive work. Some of +hem are John J. Corrigan. Associafe Dean, Sci- ence and Mafh areas; Bur+on J. Rozema, Assis+an+ Dean. S+uden+ MaHers and Spev cial Programs; Mrs. Barbara Harp. Adminis- +ra+ive Assisfan'l'; Marvin Carmony. Associ- ale Dean. Ar+s and Sciences areas; and Effie Hunl, Dean of Arfs and Sciences. Taking a break from her paperwork is Effie Hunt Dean of Arfs and Sciences. R. Decltard R. Deckarcl In an age when fechnology reigns supreme. craHsmen s+ill are a respec+ed breed. S. Buchelf Ceramics is ano+her of +he many ar+ classes offered by +he deparfmen+ of Ar+s and Sciences. D. Phegley Labwork, a parf of +he science-orienfed classes. helps s+uden+s ga in prac+ical experience. 5. Buchelf ARTS AND SCIENCES I69 I-i .,, Wm? Dreiser Hall is where mos+ +hea+rical pro- ducfions fake place. A former residence hall, Parsons Hall now houses +he office of graduafe s+ud- ies along wi+h classrooms and ofher offices. I70 Sooner or lafer. everyone +akes a class +ha+ is accompanied by +hose ever con- x fusing labs. ACADEMICS l7l no II 0 Yea rs of Technology The Depar+men+ of Technology is +he only academic unil' organized since Indiana S+a+e became a universi+y The School of Technology cele- brafed il's ienlh anniversary in Sepfember, I978. The school organizalion was approved in I967. bul' didn'l' begin operalion un'l'il +he fall of I968. The program originally s+ar+ed in I905 in a basemenf room. +he obiecfive being 1'o frain +eachers for high school programs. There were four classrooms +he nex'r year' and +he Jtechnology building was buil+ in l9l5. The deparimenf was firsl known as Manual Training. In +he I9l05. +he name was changed +0 lndus+rial Ar+s. lnl946. +he name changed again +0 +he Depar'l'menf of lndus+rial Arfs. Trades. and lndusfries due 'l'o +he recognifion of specialized voca+ional +rade fraining. In I952, i+ became Indus- +rial Educa+ion. and la+er in I962 +he depari'menl became a division of +he College of Arls and Sci- ences. The name was +hen changed +o +he Division of Indus- +rial Educafion. In I965, Indiana S+a+e College became Indiana S+a+e Universify, and +he School of Technology was 'l'he firsf and i $8,: r1, 6. Chandler only maior academic unif +o be organized since l'hen. lnifially, l'here were only four deparlmenfs in +he organiza+ion. They were +he lndusl'rial Technol- ogy Depar+men+. Indusl'rial Ar+s Educafion, Voca'lional-Technical Educa+ion and lndus+rial Profes- sional Technology. In December of I970. Aerospace Technology was added as +he fiHh depar+- men+. As +he numbers of maiors increased and career programs expanded. expansion became nec- essary. A new wing was added in I957 and a commercial building was annexed in I966. A second building was annexed in I968 and a +hird in l97l. A new fechnology building became +he firs+ prioril'y wi+h +he Board of Trus+ees +his year. The school is being reorgani- zed, buf ii will sl'ay wi+h five deparlmenfs. The Aerospace Technology will remain +he same. and a new deparfmenf of Elec- +ronics and Compu+er Technology will be crea+ed. The Indus+rial Ar+s Educafion and Vocafional- Technical Educa+ion will merge in+o one lndus'rrial Technology Educal'ion. A Deparfmeni of Man- ufacluring and Conslrucfion Technology and a Depar+men+ of lndusfrial and Mechanical Tech- nology will be creafed. Ano+her class offered in Technology Deparfmenf of elecfronics. TECHNOLOGY I73 I74 HPER Is Growing and Becoming In I97I. Howard Richardson became +he Dean of +he Depar+- men+ of Healfh, Physical Educa- +ion. and Recrea+ion. Before +ha+ he coached for 20 years. and he served as he chairman of HPER a+ Easf Oregon S+a+e for four years. He also sp en+ l3 years as +he chairman ofp Phy sicaly Educa- +ion and HeaHh ai' Wesi'minsi'er. He came +0 ISU because he wan'red +he challenge of a maior universi+y. He likes +0 +each a+ least one class each year. buf mos+ of his fime Is speni on adminis+ra- five business. Other people in HPER received recognifion in I978. Sfan Brassie. +he chairman of Physical Educa- +ion for MenI was appoinied +0 +he College and Universify coun- cil of +he Naiional Associa+ion for Sporf and Physical Educa+ion. This organizai'ion is a division of +he American Alliance for HeaHh, Physical Educafion. and Recrea- +ion. The main obiec+ive of +his council Is +0 sfudy +he possibili+y of implementing a nafional credi- +a+ion for- graduafe programs in Physical Educa+ion. Brassie came +0 ISU in I972 from Concorida College in Nebraska. He served as +he chair- man of +he Dep ar+men+ of Physi- cal Educa'rionp and as a+hle+ic direcior. Everyone affilia'red wi+h college adminis- +ra+ive work gefs buried wifh ppa erworlI, and Dean Howard Richardson ofp HPER Is no excep+ion. Recognized Kenne+h Baderischer also received recogniiion when he was appoin+ed chairman of +he Deparfmen+ of Recreai'ion. Bad- erfscher. a former associa+e pro- fessor of recrea+ion, wan+s +0 rebuild +he graduaie program and expand +he field and campus facili+ies. Roberf McDavid. professor of physical educafion. received rec- ogniiion for +he a+hle+ic abilii'y +es+s +ha+ he developed. These +es+s are called ARCO abili'ry fesi's and may be used in baskef- ball. baseball. and fooi'ball +0 evaluai'e a player's speed. sfrengfh. endurance. and agili+y. These ARCO iesfs. u+ilized by professional as well as ISU feams are very obiec+ive and can be helpful in predic+ing a player's possiBIe pro fu+ure. The Physical Educa'rion curricu- lum is being revised. and a new recreafion curriculum is being es+ablished. ther changes in +he depar+men+ include Physical Edu- cafion for non-feaching maiors. Also, during infercession. a camp- ing course is offered. ,I IIII I Dr. Roehm has been an insfrucfor wi+h ISU since I970. Since I970. +he School of Nursing has revised i+s curriculum +0 a Lower Division Associa+e Degree Nursing Program ar+icula+ed wifh Upper Division Baccalaurea+e Nursing Degree Program. In +he fu+ure, +he goals of H16 deparfmenf are +0 increase enroll- men+ in bo+h programs, and gef NLN accredifafion of +he associa+e degree program. The Dean of +he School of Nursing is Dr. Maryanne Roehm. She received all of her educa+ion in Terre Hau+e or Bloomingfon and has been in her presenf posifion since I977. Prior +0 her +eaching assign- men+s a+ ISUI she was an ins+ruc+or af 5+. Anfhony Hospi+al and Union Hospi+al Schools of Nursing. Dr. Roehm and her husband Joseph have +raveled exfensively around +he world mos+ recenfly visif- ing +he Middle Easf in I978. They've also been +0 Canada. Mexico. Sou+h America. Africa. Aus+ralia. Russia. +he Orient +he Pacific Islands, Europel Alaska. and Hawaii. Lisa Kross pracfices on one of +he many willing pa+ien+s found in +he School. I76 The School is locafed on Ches+nu+ be+ween Sixfh and Sevenfh S+ree+s. e+e+s vuvzpw +0 selebuuqbw GOUGJOH eql NURSING I77 I78 Dean Goebal supervises a factu and sfaff +ha+ numbers 65. Dr. and Mrs. Goebal have one daugh+er. Jacki. who is a s+uden+ at ISU. In+eres+ in Business on +he Rise There are approxima+ely I900 undergraduafe and gradua+e maiors in +he School of Business. According 1'0 Dean Edward Goe- bal. +he bigges+ change in his depar+men+ is a con+inuing grow+h in quan+i+y and qualify of s+udenfs, factu. and curricula. Dr. Goebal has chaired +he School since I974. The bigges'r problem he sees is coping wi+h an increasing number of sfudenfs given Iimi+ed resources in ferms of +he number of facul+y needed and given +heir financial cons+rain+s. Plans are being made +0 move +he School of Business +0 S+a+es- man Towers. Two goals of +he school are +0 offer a comprehen- sive program of study in business adminisfra+ion +0 beHer meef +he needs of undergraduafe and graduafe s+uden+s. and +0 con- +inue +0 build upon +he quali+y of facuH'y and s+aff +ha+ have char- ac+erized +he last several years. Dr. Goebal received his ba'che- lor's and masfer's from Indiana Universi+y. From I960-l967. he was Adminisfra+ive Assis+an+ +0 +he Dean in +he College of Busi- ness Adminis+ra+ion a+ +he Univer- si+y of Georgia where he also +ook his PhD. in Business Adminisfra- +ion. He came +0 ISU as an Asso- cia+e Professor in I968. Golf and being an ISU baskef- ball fan are lisfed as +he dean's hobbies. He and wife Sue reside in Allendale. Mrs. Goebal is +he ISU women's swimming coach. BUSINESS I79 S+a+esman Towers will be +he home of H19 School of Business nexf year. The Towers are among fhe newesf and mosf modern buildings on campus. Peo- ple can often be found relaxing in +he lobby of +he Towers. E l80 The head of fhe School of Educafion is Richard Willey. Schoolof Educa+ion EDUCATION l8! I82 Special recognifion for ou+- s+anding +eaching a+ ISU was given four facuH'y members a+ +he l08+h commencemen? program on May l3. Recipien+s of Caieb Miils Dis- finguished Teaching Awards are Judifh Grimes, Rober+ Pabst than Svendsen, and Rober+ Smi+h. Mrs. Grimes is direc+or of +he ISU Laborafory School Band and +he Terre Hau+e AlI-Cii'y Band. She assisfed in +he deveiopmen+ of an insfrumen+al music program in a high school in Jamaica follow- ing a concer+ four in +ha+ counfry by +he Lab School Band. She serves as a iudge and conduc+s clinics around +he s+a+e and has published ma+erials concerning ins+rumen+al music meihods ins+ruc+ion. She gradua+ed from Bu+ler Universi+y and earned +he mas+er's a+ ISU. Rober+ Pabs+ has been a mem- ber of +he factu since I959. In addifion +0 his +eaching assign- men+s in +he School of Educa+ion he served six years as direc'ror of s+uden+ personnel services in +eacher educa+ion. His bachelor's. mas+er's and doc+oral degrees were awarded by Indiana Univere si+y. He has done addifional grad- ua+e s+udy a+ +he Universi+y of Wisconsin and Ball S+a+e Univer- si+y. Dr. Svendsen is re+iring +his year as professor and chairman of +he Depar+men+ of lndusfrial Ar+s Educa+ion. A 32-year ve'l'eran of +he Indiana S+a+e factu. he headed his deparfmen+ for ll years. Before coming +0 ISU he was a civilian ins+ruc+or in +he Air Force for +wo years and an enlisfed ins+ruc+or in +he Naval Reserve for +wo years. He holds +he bachelor's degree from Dana College in Nebraska and +he Univ versi+y of Minnesofa awarded him +he mas+er's and Ph.D. Degrees. Rober+ Smifh was gradua+ed cum laude ,from +he Philadelphia Conserva+ory of Music wi+h a Bachelor of Music degree and from Indiana Universi+y wi+h a Mas+er of Music degree. He cur- ren+ly is a doc+oral s+uden+ a'r IU. Smi+h has +oured ex+ensively +hroughou+ +he Unifed S+a+es and Canada as a piano soloist accom- panis+ and chamber music per- former. He previously was on +he facuHies of +he Philadelphia Con- serva+ory, Girard, and IU. The awards consis+ of a $500 cash giH and a silver +ray. Nomi- na'l'ions came from senior s+u- den+s. facuH'y members. and alumni. SEDIAHHS NOIlVOINnWWOO HSI i0 A99+m03 AJO+S 91!!!!31!!! GNISMDI! SM 9' !!! l!!! CALEB MILLS AWARD I83 :imen III'e same summer he arrIved. Dr. LandInI compIelIecI IIIU bacheIor s and masIUr s degrees aI IIIU UniversII'y UI Miami In Coral GabIes, I FL He earned Ihej DocIor oI PhiIUsophy In I959 aI Ike; 5 UnIverSII oI FlorIcIa where he was eIecI'ed Io mem bershlp In PIII BeIa Kappa NaIioIIaI SchoIasIIc IIUnor ary SOCIer I ' - i g a . , I , 1 ' I A sergUanI In Ihe UnIIed SIaIes Army from I948 I0 I , -- j g ,, ' ' ' I I 'II95I.' Dr LandIni served on IIIe sIaII on Ihe Universin II I of ArIzana Ior II years II959- I97OI From I970'I975 he was Ihe AcademIc Vice PrUSIderII and a professor of En Iish aI IIIU University UI MonIana He was'II . 3 name IhU eIgIIIII PresidenI of Indiana SIaIe Unwer- I' -: sIIiy on Feb ry:4; I975 , He and III WIIU PI: yIIIs were married In I952 TITUIF. 5, w , I I I 7' I Iive chIIdren are Ruchard Greg gory. MatIIIew C anig'E ,. - IIia and VIncenI The Landihi IamIIy lives on Ike ISU I'; 3 campus In IIIU CondII House w PresIdenIs Re:L- deuce. ' I , Dr LandmI who was Uorn on June 4 I929 In PIIIs burgh Is an acIIve parIIpranI In sIaIe. regional and naIIonaI IIIgI'Ier educaIIon adminIsIraIive organiza- Iions. In Terre HauIe I'le Is a member of Ike Chamber oI Commerce, Ihe RoIaI-y CIub and Ike DownIown lmprovemenI CommIIIee. Yand he has served as a divi- 'I -sIo:n unII Chairman of III'U UniIed Way oI IIIe WabasII Valle I 7, i . ,, , The Landinis are members oI Ihe Swop e ArI GaI- . ; ' , I I ' I' , IIUry. CommunIIy TIIeaIer of Terre HauIe. IIIU Terrer ,. g HayuI Ie Symphony AssociaIIorI. Friends OI Ihe ISU ,. ,, ' MUmorIaI LIbrary, and Ihe Coun-Iry CIub , ' I'Cunmngha- , ,7 I of Terre Ha, An honorary member OI Alp ha Tau . L, CDng a IraIUmin. Dr. Landini Is also a sporIs Ian and g . fI :a goIIer bf deIIerenI IaIUnI ' Uhard LandmI oIIiciaIIy IooIII OIIIIce oII: ,: j On May I3 I- Iwo day s shorI of his , II Ibry -- PresIdUrII Landini presIded over : y homes IIIa awarded deg rees Io III: IIrsI class; 7- , I Ihe' CIass UI I979 ThaI cIUIs-s Came Id ISU as IresII I , 'ADMINISTRAIIUN iI'eIs' , I86 The Backbone The core of any campus is ifs adminisfrafors. On +hese iwo pages are No Presidenfs and four Vice Presidenfs whose faces you probably don'f recognize. Nevertheless +hese men have very imporfaM iobs wifhouf which +he UniversHy could no+ function. ; in USEE. Mr. J. Kennefh Moulfon. Vice Presidem for Business Affairs and Treasurer. Dr. Elwood B. Ehrle, Vice Presidenf for Academic Affairs. wi+h Presiden'l' Landini. Dr. John W. TruiH. Vice Presiden+ for S+uden+ Affairs. gin Vice Presideni' for Developmenf and Public Affairs. Dr. David Rice. Presidenf of Indiana Sfafe Universify-Eva nsville Campus. ADMINISTRATION l87 I88 Indiana Sfafe Universify is gov- erned by +he Indiana S+a+e Uni- versify Board of Trus+ees com- posed of nine persons appoinfed by +he Governor of +he S+a+e of Inydiana. Two of +he nine were nominated by +he Alumni Associa- +ion Council of +he Universi+y. A s+uden+ member' Is also appoin+ed by +he Governor from nomina- +ions submiHed by SGA' 5 Search and Screen CommiHee. Seafed: Board Presideni Charles Ainlay, Pafricia Foufy. ISU Presidenf Richard Landini. Mrs. Nancye Mifchell. Rex Bree- den. Sfanding: James Moore. Sfeven Runyon. Alfred Brames. Paul Siebenmor- gan. CHARLES AINLAY - PRESI- DENT Presiden+ Charles W. Ainlay was appoinfed +0 +he Indiana Sfafe Board of Trusfees on Febru- ary 22 I974 by Gov. Ofis Bowen. Ainlay has syerved +he Probaie Cour+ of 5+. Josep h Counfy Juvenile Probafion FEDHicer anda's Is currenHy a pariner In +he law firm of Yoder. Ainlay. Ulmer and Buck- ingham. REX BREEDEN A VICE PRESI- DENT Rex E. Breeden gradua+ed from Indiana S+a+e in I942 wi+h a BS degree. He was appoinfed +0 +he Board in I973. Acfive in real esfaie. Breeden serves as presidenf of various developmenf firms engaged in resideniial and commercial devel- opmenf. JAMES MORRIS A Board member since l97l. James Morris is ano+her nafive of Terre Haufe. He is presen+ly a program officer for Na+ional and Infernafional Affairs, Lilly Endow- menf. Inc. In IndIanapolIs Recipienf of numerous Oui- s+anding Young Men awards. Morris gradua+ed from I.U. in I965 +hen wen+ on +0 receive his M.B.A. from Bufler in I970. MRS. PA TRICIA FOUTY Pafricia Foufy was appoin+ed +0 +he Board in January of I979. She is +he principal a+ Dixie Bee Elemen+ary School. A nafive Hau+ian, Mrs. Foufy graduafed from Garfield High School. She received bo+h her 3.5. and M.S. in Elementary educafion from ISU. ALFRED BRAMES Firs+ appoinfed +o +he Board in I977. Alfred Brames received bo+h his 8.5. and M.S. from Indi- ana Sfafe in I959 Undus+rial Ar+s and Business Educafioni and I963 iGuidance and Counselingi respecfively. He is presen+ly Direcfor of DeveIOpmen+ for School Buildings. Inc. which serves Gary and Inia- napolis. STEVEN C. RUNYON Special educafion and reading and learning disabiliiies are Sfeve Runyon's areas. He received his 3.5. from ISU in I975 in Special EducaiionI +hen his M.S. in I976. again from iSU, in School Psycho- me+ry. A na+ive of Crawforsville, Runyon was firs+ appoin+ed +0 +he Board in I977. fwiyi, I 5.; , PA UL SIEBENMORGAN - SEC- RETARY Paul Siebenmorgan. M. D., was nominafed by +he ISU Alumni Associafion Advisory Council for appoin+men+ +0 +he Governor and was appoinied +0 +he Board in I975. Lisied in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi- Hes. Siebenmorgan gradua+ed from ISU wi+h a 3.5. in educafion in I94l. He comple+ed medical school 6+ I.U. in I944. He's a pas+ Chief of S+aff a+ Regional Hospi- +al and a member of +he Cour+esy S+aff of Union Hospifal. ALBERTWOLL-ASST. SEC. Alberf W0 is a +hird eyar member of +he ISU Board of Trus- +ees. He has aHended Franklin Union Ins+i+u+e Columbia Universi+y. MassachuseHs Ins+i+u+e of Tech- nology. and Norfhwesfern. He Is presenflyi taking a variefy of law classes a+ ISUE. NANCYE MITCHELL Nancye T. Mifchelli hails from Gary. Indiana and has served on +he Indiana S+a+e Board of Trus- +ees since Oc+ober of I969. Dedica+ed +0 +he field of edu- ca+ion. Mi+chell has speni-all buf one year of her professional life feaching. m EveriWonder Where H All Goes? Ever wonder where your money goes affer you reluc+an+ly hand i+ over af regisfrai'ion? According +0 Ralph Gruha. chie1c accoun+an+ a+ ISU. +his is how H is divided and dispersed. , S+uden+ fees are comprised of U Con+ingen+ Fees. S+uden+ Service Fees. Building Facili+ies Fees. and in +he case of ou+ of s+a+e s+uden+s. non-resideM fees. Con+ingen+ Fees and Non-residen+ Fees are allo- ca+ed +0 +he Universify's general fund. These fees. along wifh funds appropria+ed by +he S+a+e of Indi- ana. income from sales and services and ofher miscel- laneous income are used +0 supporf +he currenf oper- a+ing expenses of such areas as lns+ruc+ional Depar+- menfs. S+uden+ Services. Physical Planf. Adminis+ra- +ive and General, Developmenf and Public Affairs. and o+her curren+ opera+ions. Sfudenf Services Fee $Io.4o Confingen+ Fees $I4.20 Sfudenf Service Fees are used +0 suppor+ such ac+ivi+ies as: U Music ac+ivi+ies 2y Forensics 3; Sycamore Players 4y Inframural Ac+ivi+ies 5y Women's Physical Educafion Acfivifies 6y Convocafion , n S+uden+ Healfh Cenfer 8y S+uden+ Governmenf 9y Sfudenf Legal Counseling on Afro-American Culfural Cenfer I U Auxiliary Facili'Hes Bond Fund I 2y Cheerleaders I 3y Afhlefic Departmenf m Sfafesman m Sycamore Yearbook Building Facili+ies Fees are used +0 pay principal and inferesf on Academic Facilifies Bonds for such buildings as +he new Library. Science Building. School of Educa+ion remodeling, +he new plan+ boiler. e+c. To+al fee ............. $28.00 Nonresidenf fee . . . . .$3 I .00 Building FacilHies $3.40 FEES l89 '9 by Jenny Rehr G N W L I92 The resuH of improper parking, +he dreaded +ow +ruck hauls away anofher of ifs viciims. Visions of a Day: There were H.474 s+uden+s enrolled in classes for +he fall semesfer. The residenfs halls housed 4,300 of +hese s+uden+s. +he remaining b.l74 were com- mu+ers. They lived a+ home wifh families. in aparfmenfs. or fra+er- nify houses. H has been said over and over +ha+ +here is a parking problem on campus. Too many cars for +he amoun+ of space available. According +0 some commufer s+u- On Campus den+s +here really isn'+ a parking problem as long as facuH'y and residen+s s+uden+s park in +heir designa+ed areas. Some people are iusf +00 lazy +0 leave for cam- pus a few minufes earlier and walk a few more s+eps +0 park where +here is adequa+e parking space. Many commu+er s+uden+s emphasize +he idea of frying +0 arrange schedules so classes are close fogefher so no+ +0 was+e +ime si++ing around campus. One can recognize +he male commuf- ers by +heir Adidas bags filled wifh books and flung over shoul- ders. The girls are seen wifh +o+e bags designed wifh flowers. efc. The Grill is a popular place for +he commu+er +0 go +0 and relax. s+udy. ea+. and mee+ friends be+ween classes. H's no+ uncom- mon +0 see someone sleeping on sofas. or fables surrounded wi+h card players. Tony Voscovi Wifh Hie increase in fhe enrollmenf of During warm weafher. s+uden+s can be handicapped s+udenfs. more easily found s+udying in iusf abouf any sunny accessible facilifies were added. spot Tony Vescovi COMMUTERS I93 I94 Dorms Blumberg Anofher Parf offhe Syca more Towers Blumberg Hall was busy wi+h many ac+ivi+ies. The year began wi+h Campus Carnival. paired wi+h Cromwell Hall. A+ Homecoming. awards were received: firsf place inframural sof+ball and +hird place in +he YeIl-Like-Hell con+es+. Fund raising even+s were cara- mel apple sales, hall +-shir+s, and carnafions for Valenfines Day. Chrisfmas was a busy +ime dec- orafing doors. bulletin boards and cross lounges for compefifion. The +radi+ional Chrisi'mas carols +0 breakfasf was held. Parenfs weekend and Li++le Sibling weekend was a chance for me family +0 see some of campus I e. Blumberg also had discos. roommafe games. and casino night They par+icipa+ed in Hue +ande- monia race and games th +he Phi Delfa Thefa fra+erni+y and Songfes+ wifh Pi Kappe Alpha fra- +erni+y. Fronf Row: Amy Doyle. Leslie Ramsey, Cindy Landini, Chris Adams. Where's +he maid. I hafe making beds. Cromwell a Spor+y ' Place +0 Live D. CHEATHAM Cromwell was +he overall champs in in+ramural sporfs. prac+ice makes perfect D. CHEATHAM DORMS I95 Mills Never Qui+s Mills Hall was ac+ive in +he planning of and par+icipa+ing in many hall and campus even+s. The year was kicked off wi+h acfivifies +ha+ included a disco dance wi'rh Rhoads Hall. +he ha council book sale. and freshman ski+s. E Much energy was pu+ info +he h' , Campus Carnival along wi+h San- dison Hall. and par+icularly info +he Homecoming evenfs. Wi+h ... Sandison +hey crea'red a magnifi- m ;, cen+ floa+ Showboa+ . The frike +eam worked hard and placed sec- I a ond in +he race. ther infereang programs included a fashion show +ha+ fea- fured Mills Hall models. Chris+mas 4 was a busy fime for +he hall as X +hey had 'Floor skifs, a +ree +rim- ming parfy. floor decorafing and +he hall Chrisfmas breakfast One of +he mos+ popular pro- grams was +he Da+ing Game wi+h Rhoads Hall. Residenfs ac+ually won movie and dinner dafes. Mills Hall showed grhea+ enfhusi- asm foward +he Tandemonia even+s and +he women of Mills were quHe proud of +heir second place +rophy wH'h Tomorrow in Songfesf. End of +he year acfivii'ies included Mo+her's weekend and +he +radi+ional Honors Banquet in which residen+s are recognized for academic and ex+racurricular accomplishmenfs. I96 DORMS Pink Panfher has a message for +he guys in Rhoads Render. where are you going wifh fhaf plan+ and where did you gei if? Rhoads inferiecfed Hall council officers. Rhoads is a residenf hall which shows de+ermina+ion. go-ge+ 'em and is good a+ including all +he residenis in many ac+ivi+ies +hroughou+ +he year. The beginning of +he year +he freshmen are ini+ia+ed for people +0 gef beH'er acquain+ed. This is D.CHEATHAM done by feaming up wi+h a floor in Mills Hall. organizing scavenger hunfs and presen+ing a ski+ for +he whole group. The dorm has a phofo club work-shop 1'0 educa+e +he begin- ner. Rhoads also sponsored +he Semi-annuai mezzanine olympics feafuring compe+i+ion in foosball, pinballl ping-pong and pool. ther ac+ivi+ies include: WRHR-Rhoads Hall radio. weekly bible sfudy, paren+s day. Chrisf- mas par+y. Rhoads folkfest eucre Rhoads Hall +ourney, da+ing game wi+h Mills and Pickerl Halls. +hird annual Rhoads s+ereo show and decoraf- ing con+es+. Lecfures included +opics on. how +o be a supersfudenf, big brofhers. and alcohol abuse. On Donaghy Day +he guys gof fogefher +o give +he fronf desk 6 face Iiff wi'rh pain+ and rearrang- ing furni+ure. Rhoads is a good place +0 live for ac+ivi+ies and geHing acq- uain+ed wi+h so many people. DORMS W7, I98 DORMS Burford Daydreaming of days ye+ +0 come? There are more comfortable places +0 ; sfudy. D. CHEATHAM Three of +he officers. Diane Takacs. Sara Fleck. Barbara Gore Those ferm papers have +0 ge+ done whe+her we like if or nof. PICKERL. Pickerl, Pickerl give 'em hell. This was +he +heme +ha+ mo+iva+ed +he spirifed residenfs of Pickerl Hall +0 complefe a suc- cessful year of ac+ivi+ies. Pickerl had an encouraging beginning as +hey s+ar+ed off +he year placing firs+ in +he boo+h compe+i+ion a+ Campus Carnival. The en+ry was a weigh+ guessing boo+h in +he women's division. Pickerl confinued i+s involve- menf by parficipafing in +he Homecoming ac+ivi+ies. placing +hird in +he +rike race. Wifh Cromwell Hall +hey paraded down Wabash displaying +heir floa+ +heme: Around +he World in Eigh+y Days. Presiden+ Landini was once again gree+ed wi+h Halloween carols and was presen+ed a carved pumpkin. Second semesfer marked a +ime for fan appreciafion. Wifh Sandi- son Hall +here was a disco wifh an au+ographed baske+ball as a door prize. FiHy per cen+ of +he pro- ceedings were donafed +0 +he Humane Sociefy. L , The hall placed firsf in all in'l'ra- M'w L murals compe+i+ion. Paired wifh i3 ' +he Kappa Sigma fra+erni+y for X' X? +he +andem games and race, +hey came home wi+h +rophies from +he games. X 5; L ,, a Pickerl ended +he year wi+h a X THIN X T bang as +hey sang +heir way in+o VI 1 - - h firsf place in +he women's division f 11 sz L, , , in Songfest , L THIN X' P Fronf Row: Sally Ashley, Mar+y BuHs. ' ' Marie Loureiro. Back Row: Darlene Hanfzins. Teresa Hopkins, Janis Good- man, Donna Parkes. i I ng .5 '3: 1' 5 I U 0' DORMS I99 200 Residence for +he Older Gang 1i, :5z '4 Gillum Hall now houses s+u- den+s who are +wen+y-one years old and older. During +he l978-79 academic year +he age range in +he hall was from 2l +0 42. A large infernafional s+uden+ populafion in Gillum adds a flair +0 +he life-sfyle. Programming is geared +oward no+ only recogniz- ing American holidays and cus- foms, buf also focuses on holidays nof celebrafed by Americans. such as +he Ramiden. +he Chinese New Year, Sco+s Day and various o+her religious holidays. Gillum residen+s have +he opporfuni+y +0 celebrafe more holidays +han any o+l1er hall on campus. The cultural exchange is enlighfening +0 bofh ln+erna+ionals and Americans. The hall ifself experienced some changes physically. Carpefing was added in +he main hallways. kifch- ene++es were ins+alled on all floors for +he convenience of s+uden+s. and ba+hrooms were remodeled. On Donaghy Day residen+s all chipped in +heir lime and energies +0 repain+ +he en+ire firs+ floor area. Gillum has been acfive in in'l'ra- mural volleyballI sof+ball. baske+- ball and bowling. Parficipaflng in +he Tandemonia games and has ac+ive represen+a+ives in RHA and SGA. Gillum offers a lifes+yle for +he older sfudenf +ha+ is relaxed and conducive +0 academic pursuit Bo'rh +he ISU senior and gradua+e s+uden1' find Gillum an alferna+ive +0 off campus living. and Gillumus Twin. . .Sandison Hall Sandison Hall was predomi- na+ely a freshman residen+ hall. Paired wi'rh Mills for Homecom- ing floa+ compe+i+ion. +hey en+ered a mons+rous red. whi+e and blue riverboat Showboaf . Sandison of+en paired up wifh a women's hall +0 hold ac+ivi+ies . such as ice cream socials. volley- ball and wafermelon par+ies. The baske+ball +eam was sup- por+ed by Sandison and +he ban- ners were seen hanging in Hulman Civic Cen+er exi+s game aHer game. Along wifh +he Chi Omega Sorori+y Sandison sang New YorkI New York for Songfes+. DORMS ZOI 202 Moving in and ou+ can be a hassle. buf fun. Kafhy Nice. Brian Toby. Fronf Row: CharIoHe Washing+on. Jane Hagersieker. Dave Wilson, Bill Harris. A. J. Reed. Back Row: Tony ScoH, Dave Lamping. Carol Hall, Thom Winfczak. Hines Hall is co-ed. a 2.2 grade-poin+-average mus+ be main+ained +0 remain a residenf of +his hall. A limifed number of sfudenfs. ISVO. are allowed +0 live +here +heir freshman year. In +he pas+ Hines was known as +he 200 . This nickname was no+ as well known +his year on campus. Hines has a long Iis+ of +ourna- men+s and ac+ivi+eis which all +he residenfs can par+icipa+e in. Com- pe+i+ion and fun were enioyed in ping-pong. backgammon. and chess +ournamen+s. 0qu Fron+ H's SH Hines Hall acfivi+ies were +hings such as discos. snow foo+ball. pumpkin carving confesf, Chrisfmas carol- ing, ielly bean guessing confesf, laff-o-lympics and movies. Open discussions were held +0 inform +he s+uden+s on +hings such as planned paren'rhood. rape pro- grams, women's issues and sfudy skills. Hines par+icipa+ed in campus even+s, fandem games and race. in in+ramural sporrs. rbo+h men and womenL Songfesf. D day and parenfs day. Jones Goes Dry Jones Hall is no longer +he dorm which allows alcoholic bev- erages. and you don'+ have +0 be 2l years old +0 live +here. Jones was fransformed info an aII-male residen+ hall swifching places wi+h Gillum Hall. During Homecoming. Jones len+ a hand +0 +he Big Bro+hers-Big Sisfers organizafion in providing ac+ivi+ies for +he children. Throughou+ +he year +he hall presen+ed +heme dances and +op rafed movies. Jones is looking forward +0 ifs grow+h as being +he new dorm on campus. l; x r; ' g . g: 3 n1 ' !: l. Fronf Row: Ralph Weas. Dave Hobbs. Back Row: Barry Sinnoclt. Mark Ea+sler. Arden Smi+h. DORMS 203 Now for Some+hing Comple+ely Differen+ . . . If is very common +0 see groups siffing in +he grass in deep discussion or laughing. : ; 4. xxxxxxixx Mmmmrwm-akwmifw m,uyn0 204 DORMS Melanie sang, Look Wha+ They've Done +0 My Song' Ma . Abe could say. Look whal +hey've done +0 my name. Ma. Hones+ Abe may have his name on many +hings, on +his campus i+'s Lincoln Quad. Lincoln is considered a dorm bul if's a lo+ differenf +han +he +radi+ional dorm seHing. There are no elevafors +0 wai+ for. Walk oul'side flie door and +he cold wind hil's righl' away. Five room- mafes may seem like a lot buf +here is plen+y of space for all in +he sui+e. Three single rooms. one double. a living room, shower and bal'h. and a large s+orage closef. All +he conveniences of home excep+ +he ki'lchen. Lincoln has a huge cafe+eria so no need +0 worry aboul cooking meals for one's self. If +hings in flie suile gel sfuffy al limes, +he Commons has a large game room. fables for sfucl- yingI a T.V., comforfable furnilure and vending machines. Those who don'+ live in Lincoln for some reason gel +he idea +ha+ H's a wild place +0 live and grades will be affecfed. Lincoln is only as wild for +he individual as +he individual makes it so i+'s no wilder ihan a dorm floor and in some circumstances if could be milder. Acfivifies were slim. buf Lincoln pedaled ifself info fhe fandem race and rode home wifh second place. ther ac+ivi+ies were an occasional movie and discussion groups like +he Legend of Big Foof. Fronf Row: Mike Elson. Teddy Bear Sacks. Laura Richardson. Linda Marlin, Donna Glascoclt. Back Row: Ed Beck. Chuck Radersforf. Kurl Maddox. Donna Webb. Dave Wright Cyndi Roman DORMS 205 206 Married S+uden+ Housing FOR RENT An aparfmenI for professors, married. singleI divorced s+udenfs. One. +wo. or fhree bedrooms. Fur- nished or unfurnished. Refrigerafor-freezer. elecfric range. Playground for children, u+ili+ies furnished, close +0 campus. Securify Proiecfion. Prices s+ar+ing a+ $l25p e; monfh. -pSound Iike a good offer? We i+ is! This Is all p2r+ of married s+u- den+ housing. Ipocafed a mile from campus on Third Sfreet Consfruc+ion s+ar+ed in I965 and was comple+ed in I97 I . MSH is a friendly place +0 live. Everyone +here Is reyla+ed +0 ISU In some way which makes fhe resi- denfs have someIhing In common wifh one anofher. MSH is a comfortable place +0 Iive . . . Trees and lawn bu+ iusf for fhe enioying. no need for you to worry abouf caring for H. There are all kinds of IiHIe +hings a+ MSH. rag35::LaznsiazzviwngWh A Siep Towa rd Freedom A number of +he ISU sfudenfs live in aparfmenfs in +he Terre Hau+e area and commufe +0 campus. Mosf of +hese s+uden+s began +heir college career living on campus. buf aHer +wo or +hree years of being a dormie +hings begin +o become roufine and a change is oHen made. The change can be looking for an aparfmen+ +ha+ is close +0 campus and a+ +he righ+ price. The S+uden+ 60vernmen+ Associafion President Roger Schmelzer, aHended +he Terre Haufe Housing Hearing and spoke in behalf of +he ISU s+uden+s who live off campus. Schmelzer emphasized +he facf +ha+ s+uden+s have IiHle +0 choose from when looking for an apar+men+. also +ha+ +enan+s fend +0 make +hings difficulf for +he s+uden+s. An aparfmenf is Jraking a big sfep Jtowards one's freedom. Freedom from dorm rulesl res+ric+ed visi+ing hoursI signing gues'rs in and out loud siereos. and no R.A.'s +0 write you up for having somefhing in your room +ha+ shouldn'+ be +here. Finding +he righf place +0 livel dealing wi+h +enan+s. and +he indi- vidual responsibili+ies +ha+ mus+ be faced are +hings everyone will be faced wi+h once on Jtheir own in +he big world. Cos+s for an aparfmen+ in +he Terre Hau're area are reasonable. When cos'rs are compared +0 campus housing +he amoun+ spen+ are close. T. VESCOVI T. VESCOVI . . . providing a relaxed afmosphere for sfudying . . . . . save gas and ride a bike or walk +0 campus. T. VESCOVI DORMS 207 208 'Some Things Ough+ +0 S+ay +he Same' - S+roh's This spring, cer+ain members of +he Sycamore sfaff, who shall remain nameless. gafhered +oge+her for wha+ would probably be +he las'l' +ime. +0 fur+her inves+iga+e +ha+ age-old pasi'ime: drinking. Our con- clusion: for one reason or ano+her. bars in Terre Hau+e and wha+ goes on in +hem. have nol changed all +ha+ much in +he pasi few years. In +he four years +ha+ we've been around. +he Bally is s+ill +he $l-' l spo+ wifh +he college crowd. H's locafion iNin+h and Chesi'nuil and HS leniency l+hey don'+ always cardl have helped i+ keep i+s populari+y. Largely dominafed by Greeks. +he Bally offers +he bares+ of necessi+iesz beer' wine. cheese, popcorn. a pool liableI and ba+hrooms. For +hose worried abouf +heir safe+y. +he Bally is loca+ed in a very s+urdy build- ing. 1' survived +he pos+-NCAA rio+s didn'i' i+?l. While it liferally hops in +he win+er especially affer baskei'ball games. +hings quie+ down some during +he summer. Heading nor+h on Lafaye++e Avenue. we come +0 Kersey's and Sam's Spinning Wheel. Kersey's is usu- ally piled elbow +0 elbow wifh people lis+ening +0 Bluegrass music. We find i+ +o be a popular place bu+ for a more mellow crowd. H's go+ a nice decor. +hough. Furnished wifh anfiques. +his bar has a down- home a+mosphere. And +hen +here's Sam's. No+ long on class' +his bar is a favorife for +hose who like +0 dance. play pool' wear old blue ieansI and gef shi+-faced drunk. There's alviljys a sieady crowd af Sam's and +he beer is always co . Also on LafayeH'e is +he Crown and Pickle Pub +ha+ adver+isemen+s claim coni'inually serves up fun. games. beer. music. love, and pickles. H is usually filled wi+h a young crowd. The Pickle used +o have a problem wii'h space which was solved wii'h a liHle remodeling. Back down Third S+ree+ is Bo Disco which was Mr. Boo's when we arrived in I975. Locafed direc+ly across from campus' ifs become a favori+e of +he boo- gey-ing crowd. Each nigh+ has specials - Thursdays draw a large crowd because a mere $3 buys all +he beer you can drink. They occasionally sponsor a dying spor+ - wef T-shir+ confesfs - which usually makes for a s+anding-room-only crowd. On Wabash Avenue. Bacchi's is easily accessible +0 campus. This is no+ +he place 1'0 go if you like +o dance on fables as if is a more refined place. There is usually some kind of en+er+ainmen+ all week-end long ranging irom guifar playing +0 readings of poe+ry or lilera- ure. A+ +he corner of l4+h and Wabash. we come +0 +he no+orious Sonka's. We were firsf drawn +here for +he Happy Hours: 90c for a pi+cher of beer on Monday. Wednesday. and Friday from 4-5:30. By +he +ime Happy Hour is over no one cares whe+her a pi+cher is 90c or $9. Sonka's is ano+her one of +hose bars wi+h a le+'s-ge+-drunk afmosphere and if never lacks for cus- fomers. The bar's claim +0 fame is ifs annual Sf. Pa+- rick's Day party which can only be described as a IOOVo +o+al blowou+ complefe wi+h green beer. This year, 5+. Paf's Day fell on +he same day +he Sycamores upended +he Arkansas Razorbacks in Cincinna+i for a berfh in +he Final Four in U+ah. Under +he influence of alcohol, iubilan+ Sycamore fans poured info +he in+er- seci'ion +0 spray paini' +he Sycamores :f-H ranking on +he s+ree+. y Ou+ farfher on Wabash in a +iny building +ha+ resembles a house. is +he Raffers. Like +he Bally. +he Raffers sells only beer and wine. On a cool day. if can seaf maybe 30 people wi'rh sfanding room for maybe ano+her 20. The pool +a ble draws a lo+ of parficipa n+5 as does +he +rap shoof machine. This li++le iewel isn'+ some+hing you see in every bar and some people wish +hey'd never seen i+. As some of my friends can +ell you, playing +his game can be addic+ive. When wri+ing abou+ college-fown bars. we can'+ leave ou+ Simrell's on Sou+h Seven+h. Also a popular spo+ wifh +he Greeks. Simrell's sells hard liquor as well as pizza and sandwiches. Their Happy Hours draw crowds which have been known +0 linger long in+o +he night These bars are proba bly +he bes+ known around +he campus. There are o+hers +ha+ are becoming big hits wi'rh college s+udenfs. Buf being only human. we couldn'+ hi+ +hem allin one night BAR-HOPPING 209 These AOPi's gof fogefher 10 did a fra- fernify wifh one of +heir rush functions. The TKE's gafhared a? +heir favorHe wafering hole -- fhe Bally - for 'rheir I970 picfure. G REEKS by Vicki Day 2H The Councils: by Shelly Sufherland Frafernifies and sorofi'lies have florished and confinue +0 grow a+ Indiana S+a+e because +hey offer much +0 college men and women. Par+ of +his growfh was marked +his year wi'rh +he addilion of a new fra+erni+y, Pi Kappa Alpha. Many chapfers have increased +heir membership also. Composed of +wo represenfa- lives from each fra+erni+y on cam- pus. +he ln+erfra+erni+y Council dedica+es ifself +0 +he improve- men+ of +he Greek Syslem. This year ln+erfra+erni+y Council has sponsored leadership workshops. freasurer's workshops, and presi- den+'s mee+ings. They also spon- sored a Mr. ISU Bodybuilding Confesf and a S+a+e Mifca lMid- America ln+erfra+erni+y Council Associa+ionl Conference in Indi- anapolis for Indiana Chap+ers of ln+erfra+erni+y Council. IFC s+ar+ed mee+ings for fra+erni+y pledged members e Junior IFC. Members of +he ISU delega+ion lrom IFC aH'ending +he MlFCA conference in Kansas Ci+y brough+ home +wo awards - +he Man-Mileage Award lmosf men +raveling +he mos+ milesl and +he Jellison Award lOul'sl'anding Pro- gramming and Service +0 mem- bers of +he IFCl. Panhellenic Council is com- posed of +wo represenfa'rives from each sororil'y on campus. This year Panhellenic has con- densed +he rush program +0 a +wo-week period, sponsored presi- den'r's meefings. pledge +rainer meel'ings. and leadership work- shops. They sponsored a S+a+e Panhellenic Conference in Indian- apolis. Panhellenic awarded +hree scholarships +his year. A Junior Panhellenic was successful in pro- gramming acfivifies for pledge members. Panhellenic and ln+erfra+erni+y Councils ioined forces +0 sponsor ac+ivi+ies as well. The Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telefhon. +wo blood drives for +he Cenfral Indiana Blood Bank. Campus Revue, and an all-Greek parfy were some of +he maior acfivifies. Panhellenic and ln+erfra+erni+y Councils also dona+ed $l000 +0 The Indiana S+a+e Universi+y Founda'l'ion Office +0 be used for Campus Revue Scholarships. The Order of Omega, a Greek Honorary. was founded +his year. Composed of +hree percenf of +he Greek popula+ion. +his organi- za+ion recognizes ou+s+anding leaders. They have es+ablished an awards program for ou+s+anding chap+er programming. This year +he four Alan C. Rankin finalisfs are all members of Greek organi- za+ions and are members of +he Order of Omega. Edifor's nofe: The Greek Organizafions buy space for +heir group in The Year- book. The Sycamore s+aff compiles and edifs +he informafion submi++ecl by each frafernify and sororify. If. on +he follow- ing pages. somefhing is missing. larficle. pic+ure idenfificafionl. H's because, even affer numerous requesfs by us. +he group failed +0 supply us wifh H. PANHELLENlClIFC 2l3 2l4 Alpha Chi Omega AXQ Fall Rush proved +0 be success- ful for +he Alpha Chi Omegas. They pledged fourfeen girls who +ook +heir waIk-ou+ +0 +he Univer- sify of Illinois. In Homecoming ac+ivi+ies +he Alpha Chi's were paired wi+h +he men of Phi Gamma DeHa. The frike +eam placed +hird. On Halloween nigh+ The Alpha Chi's and +he men of Pi Kappa Alpha collecfed for Unicef. Besides +his. +he women collec+ for cys'ric fibrosis. The Char+er Banque+ was held in March. The Ou+s+anding pledge was Brenda Hamrich, while Ann Ber+rand received Ou+- sfanding Senior. The highesf acfive index award wen+ +0 Elea- nor Porfer. Barb Arnold, had +he highesf pledge index. The highes+ mofher-daugh+er index wen+ +0 Theresa Odum and Misfy Barker. The Leofa Fuqua Award for spirif wen+ +0 Elea nor Porfer. For Tandemonia. The women and The men of Sigma Phi Epsilon rode +0 a firs+ place finish in +he +andem race. Af +he Greek Honors Banquet Alpha Chi's go+ awards for 'Firsi' place in scholarship program and +hird place in financial program. Af freshman orien+a+ion in fhe summer; fra+erni+ies and sorori+ies se+ up displays in +he Union Building. J e9 4 ALPHA CHI OMEGA 2l5 2I6 Alpha Omicron Pi had a suc- cessful and ac+ive year on cam- pus. The year began wi+h Mari Lynn Welch reigning as Home- coming Queen. The AOPi's also won firsf place in floaf compefi- Hon wi+h Sycamores are King. The 27 new pledges enioyed +heir in+roduc+ion +0 +he chapfer a+ +he Red Rose Ball. a+ +he Plum- bers and SfeamfiHers Union. The AOPi's danced i+ up a+ +he Spring Barn Dance. Paired wi+h Phi DeH'a The+a and Pi Lambda Phi for Campus Revue. +hey performed a skif on +he ancien+ Egyp'l'ian dynas+y. The Eagle Will Rise Again. The ski+ won second place. Ou+s+anding member achieve- men+ was high +his year. Finalisfs for +he Alan C. Rankin Disfin- guished Senior Award were Carol Hammond and Mari Lynn Welch. Kenna S+ewar+ was named an Indianapolis 500 princess. Lambda Chi Alpha Calendar Girls were Jane Fileff and PaHi Peach. Win+er Carnival Queen was Claudia Saxer. Firsf row: Olga Imperial. Jane Fileff. Carol Hammond. ArIeHe McMahon. Donna Cook. Claudia Saxer. Monica Sul- livanI Paige KirkmanI Rhonda Payne. Diane Johnson. Karla Dunning. Terri Scrimerhorn. AnneHe Hall. Mari Lynn Welch. Second row: Lori Howard. Pam Peebles. Barb KinzerI Sherry Hin+on, Liz Jones. Connie Kerins. Ri+a Roberfson. Sfephanie Hendricks. Karla Barning. Sharon Henley. Linda Brown. Rhonda Tucker. Dama Henrich, Diane Davidson. Cindy Combs. Karen Gibbons. Tammy Chaney. Ca+hy Opasik. Lisa Palmieri. Third row: BreH Walker. Connie Clancy. Vicki English. Meg Segy. Suzanne LeClair. Sherri Hoofman, Kenna Sfewarf, Debbie Dodd. Marilyn Allen. Lisa Wal- +ers. Jerri Malone. Pa++i Peach, Maggie S+ulfz, Molly Merril. Linda Hockman. Susan Resh. Mona Richards. Darda Dodd. Jacky Cline. Back row: Jacki Hum- phrey. Cheryl Fusco. Susan KoH'er. Gail McGuire, Ann Dirker. Jenine KimmerIy. Lori S+ewar+. Valerie Walker. Rifa Kish. Laura Dirker. Julie Marfin, Ca+hy Fiidich. Ronnie Oros, Lisa Monnet Annie Cobb. Janice Lonnrofh. Alpha Omicron Pi The AOPi's Homecoming float Syca- mores are King. feafured none ofher +han King Kong. ALPHA OMICRON PI 2l7 2l8 The women of Alpha Phi sorori+y occupy +he seven sfairwell a+ Lincoln Quad. Pic+ured righf is Be+h O'Brien. Linda Harfman, Kelly Fields, and Sue Faust On +he nex+ page is Be+h Ros- ner. Fronf row: Diane Sfelfenpohl, Kafhy Freely, Judeanne Hart Linda Harfman. Jane+ Belansky. Casse Grayson. Second row: Robin Ebert Tracy Pahud. Laurie Meese. Sharon Rehfus. Sandy Kravick, Lynn Evans. Kelly Fields. RHa Ring. Ltlzslie Hammer, Befh O'Brien. Jane Maxwell. Third row: Colleen Nolan, Susie Richard- son. Julie Allison, Julie Jones. Carla Mar- ket Renee Ewin. Jenny Fry, Jane+ Pep- meir, Lynn Barne+. Diana Shoulders. Glenda Rosendaul. Back row: Gloria Haiek. Paula Parrish. Wendy Coan. Kelly Pahud, Luanne Wea+hers. Alpha Phi The year s+ar+ed off greaI for +he Alpha Phi's when during fall rush, +hey +ook a group of 24 enIhusiasI'ic pledges. Concurring wi'Ih Homecoming ac+ivi+ies ancI +he building of fheir second place float America's Sweefhear+s. +he Alpha Phi's sold +heir fradi- +ionaI Alpha Phi Helping Hear+s suckers for Jrheir nafionaI philan+hropy - cardiac aid. In JanuaryI +he Alpha Phi's cel- ebrafed +he acfivai'ion of +heir pledges wifh a banquet A+ +he banquet Paula Kifchin was chosen as fhe Ou+s+anding Pledge and Diane S+eI+enpohI was honored as Ihe pledge wi+h +he highes+ GPA. Gloria Haiek was given +he Ou+- sianding Mom Award. In Campus Revue. fhe women paired wi+h +he women of Gamma Phi Be+a, and +he men of Lambda Chi Alpha. and presenfed fhe skiI' Scheherezade. The formal pledge dance in April +ook place aI' Adami's Res+auran+. ScoH' Rudisel was named +he Alpha Phi Bordeaux Beau. For Tandemonia +he Alpha Phi's were paired wi+h +he men of Pi Kappa Alpha and Tau Kappa Epsilon. In Songfesf, +hey ioined Ihe men of Alpha Tau Omega in singing Fan+asy. The Alpha Phi's were very ac+ive on campus +his year. Serv- ing as overall coordinafor of Tan- demonia evenfs was Sue Faus+ who was aIso a member of Union Board along wiI'h Mary PaI' HarI'. and Be+h Rosner. Sue. Mary Pat Be+h. and Pearl McGinness were chosen as Who's Who in Colleges and Universi+ies. and along wifh Ann GeHinger Re+seck. were all finalisfs for Ihe Alan 0. Rankin Disfinguished Sen- ior awards. Ann was one of four sfudenfs chosen +0 receive +he honor. Kelly Pahud made Who's Who in +he Junior Class while Maradie Cage and Kelly Fields were cho- sen by +he men of Rose-Lambda Chi Alpha 1'0 be calendar Girls for neX'l' year. Cindy VogeI and Glenda Rosandaul will be Spark- eH'es nex+ season. Be+h Rosner was chosen as +he Ou+s+anding Alpha Phi a+ +he Greek Honors Banquet Gloria Haiek. Pearl McGinness. and Be+h were also admiHed in+o +he Order of Omega. ALPHA PHI 2l9 Alpha Sigma Alpha Fronf row:Be+h Lyall. Chas HazleH'. Amy Brady, Terri Higgins. Baclr row: Karen Garlinda Cooper. Lisa McDonald. Lisa S+ewar+, Debbie Rollings. Jill Taylor, Dea+on. Aurelia McKamey. Teresa Church.Pa++y Har+. Jane+ Allison, Paula Highbaugh. Maira Morin, Becky Graves, Jody Bradford. 220 Sunba'rhing is a popular pasfime of a sororify girls a+ Lincoln Quad. ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA 22! 222 ,um- v z s MM: ,s Alpha Tau Omega The Alpha Tau Omegas wen+ rolling +hrough ano+her successful year bo+h for +he fra+erni+y and +he individual bro+hers. The ATO's paired wi+h +he women of Chi Omega and sfarfed +he year on +he righ+ fooi' by winning +he boo+h compe+i+ion in campus car- nival. Homecoming was nex+ in line for +he ATO's th +he +heme Chu+e for Vic+ory. The floa+ placed firs'r in +he men's division. The men +ook +hird in +he Trike race. Bro+her Brad Hernden was chosen as Bachelor of +he Year. Second semes+er began wifh a new found spirH'. Wi+h newly eiecfed Wor+hy Mas+er AI Tamar a+ +he helm, +he ATO's fook in +hir+een pledges. Teamed wi+h +he Chi 0's and Delfa Gamma for Campus Revue, +he groups used hard work and Ia+e nigh+s +0 pu+ on +he produc- +ion of Chemarin - A World Wifhin. The work paid off as +he produc+ion won every iudged ca+- egory and +he firs+ place +rophy. The ATO's par+icipa+ed wifh Hines Hall in +he Tandemonia evenfs and paired wi+h +he Alpha Phi's in Songfesf wi+h +he song Fan+asy. Nearing +he end of +he semes- +er. +he ATO's celebra+ed +he ac+iva+ion of +he ini+ia+es a+ +heir annual Mai-Kai. a+ +he Howard Johnson Mo+or Lodge. A+ +he Greek Honor's Banque+ in April. Joe Zakowski was chosen Oufsfanding Greek Sophomore. AI Tamar was +he Ou+s+anding Greek Junior. and Al was also chosen The Oufsfanding ATO. Bob Szymkowski was elecfed Presi- denf of +he In+erfra+erni+y Coun- cil for nex+ year. Mark Frederick was a recipienf of +he Alan C. Rankin Dis+inguished Senior Award. Fronf row: John ConleyI Laura Smifh. Al Tamar, Kur+ Schneider. Rick Cronin, Terry Musfon. Chuck Smifh. Second row: Sheila Nicholson. Carol Parker. Michele Caruso, Cheryl Manning, Mike Granger. Mindy Gilbert Brenda Farrell, Debra Jones, Dave Janish. Third row: Charlie Fife, Larry S+euer. Tim Miller. Sieve Reed. Jim Byrd. Doug Ma++ingly. Keenis Sloan. Terry Mars. Jerry Clinel Bill Rhein- hart Four'fh row: Tim Burns. Bob Szym- kowski. Bob Tompulis, Bob Brefz. Jacki Smifh. Sco++ Anderson. Jim Derr, Rick iudges. Sheffer. Don Rofh. Mike Vass. Rick GwinnI Dennis Eisman. Back row: Bar+ McQuiHy. Rick Schulz. Mark Fuson. John Geffinger. Kraig Gibbons. Doug Gee. Richard Johnson, Bruce Wright Top: Greg Edwards. During +he Trike race. Chuck Smi+h was no+ happy wifh +he rulings of some of +he ALPHA TAU OMEGA 223 Alpha Xi DeHa - 224 The women of Alpha Xi Del+a par+icipa+ed in several homecom- ing ac+ivi+ies which included play- ing spoall wifh +he men of The+a Chi fra+erni+y. In chober, +he members wen+ frick or +rea+ing for UNICEF. Their annual Chris+- mas dance +ook place on Decem- ber 8. wi+h WBOW providing +he Fronf row: Denise Jrr, Cindy Hall. Melr issa Jenkins. Kyna Cliffon. Kim Nichol- son, Roxane Pfaff. Second row: Pam Bird. music. Swamp WH'ch was +he +heme for Campus Revue as +he women were paired wi+h Sigma Phi Epsilon frafernH'y and +he women of Alpha Chi Omega. The men of Rhoads Hall were +heir par+ners for Tandemonia in +he Spring. Jackie Phares. Laura Fosier. Trina Vick- ers. Third row: Lili DorseH. Ann Barn- horsf. Debbie Sfidham. Joyce Hanim, The Imperial House was +he scene of +he pledge dance in April. Dinner was served wi+h awards and a dance following. Jamie S+idham was chosen by +he pledges as Queen. Several +rade par+ies were held +hroughou+ fhe year wi+h differemL fra+erni+ies. Paffy Wilffong. Fourfh row: Linda Jef- fries, Marianne Downs, Gail Easfern. Liz Copeland. ALPHA XI DELTA 225 226 Fronf row: Ginny King, Vicki Gasfon. Balschke. Sue Kelley. Jill Fairhursf. Dana Susan Guer+s. Marcia Schabel. Julie Nuesmeier. Jo Wardle. Third row: Becky Phegley, Terri Nicholson, Kim Prara'l'. Thompson. Deb Sfebbins. Denise Ann Bridgwafer, Janey Davis. Second Edwards. Sara Harbison. Arlene Richey. row: Nancy Bibb. Kim Dixon. Kim Nelson. Sue Auer, Deb Wright Jan Callahan, Sheila Conley. Penni Reed. Julie Ka+hleen HomburgI BeHy Konopasek. Chi Omega Penny Vidifo. Leslie Neff. Back row: Mar- +ha Brandon. Helen Paulin, Mar+ha Burk- eft Jenny Kane. Barbara Byard. Julie Conner. Lisa Hahn. Molly Malooley. Carol HaHer, Lynn Maffhews. Joyce Luker. Connie Byard. Barb Dailey Tcen+erL was chosen as +he besf performer in Campus Revue. As is fradifion, +he Chi Omega's were sfiff compe+i+ion in +he Trike races. The Chi Omega's ioined forces wi+h +he men of Alpha Tau Omega +0 +ake firs+ place wi+h +heir Campus Carnival boo+h. The Chi O's also fook +he Sweeps+akes Award. Nancy Bibb was +hird runner-up +0 +he Homecoming Queen. The Chi O's held +he pole posHion in +he Trike race and wen+ on +0 win if. Sherry Wamsley was +he race's Ho+ Wheel wi+h +he fasfesf lap +ime. They and +he men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon buiH a floaf +oge+her +ha+ fook second place. Once again, +he Chi O's won +he Presiden+'s Cup for Homecoming Sweeps+altes. Delfa Gamma sororify and +he ATO's ioined +he Chi 0's in sweeping every cafegory in iudg- ing a+ Campus Revue. The men of Sandison Hall were +heir parfners for Songfesf while +hey feamed up wi+h +he SAE's for Tandemo- ma. The women of Chi Omega are proud +0 be celebrafing +heir 30+h year a+ ISU making +hem +he old- esf frafernify on campus. CHI OMEGA 227 228 Fronf row: Deb Frederick. Leslie Wil- liams. Liz Foulkes, Priscilla Veach. Cindy Nief. Second row: Vikki Bufler. Barbara Yelich. Ann Hornacky. Kim Owen. Susie Rehfuss, Sandy Tom. Linda Keller. Dana Urshel. Gayle Beyers. Third row: Kim Walker. Diana Sams. Terri Liddell. Sally Freeman, Mary SmHh. Phillis Million. Carol Sheefs. Mary Ann Toney. Lana Jackson. Back row: Nancy Weaver. Rufh Woodham. Lisa Powell, Michelle Michel- finder. Pam Hunt Cafhy Weust Nancy Wilson. Monica Moore. Ginger KnoH's. DeHa DeH'a Del+a AAA In Sepfember. Delfa DeHa Delfa received +he Mosf Money Award for aiding +he Jerry Lewis Telefhon. The men of Pi Kappa Alpha were paired wH'h +he Tri- DeHs for Homecoming ac+ivi+ies. Among +heir communi+y service acfivifies were a Valenfine's Day par+y a+ Can+erbury Nursing Home. They also raised money +0 give +0 +he Riley's Children's Hos- pi+al for Cancer Research for Children. The Tri-DeHs shared +he Vern Dyer Award in Campus Revue wifh +he Sigma Pi's. A fourth place was awarded fhe women a+ Songfesf. Sandison Hall was +heir par+ner for Ta ndemonia. Gayle Beyers was chosen Cuf- s+anding Chap+er Member and was +he Ou+s+anding Greek Woman on campus. She was also one of four s+uden+s +0 receive +he Alan C. Rankin Disfinguished Senior Award. DELTA DELTA DELTA 229 230 The Anchor Splash also involves a cheer- leading con+es+ which brings ou+ some preHy crazy cosfumes and people. The women of Delfa Gamma were paired wi+h +he men of Sigma Pi for Homecoming and Tandemonia ac+ivi+ies. In +he Tan- dem race +he +eam placed fiHh aHer an acciden+ in Hue firs+ lap of +he fea+ure race. The Chi Omega's. +he Alpha Tau Omega's. and +he Del+a Gammas feamed up +0 produce Chemarin - A World Wi+hin for Campus Revue. They +ook firs+ place honors in every judged caf- egory. The women sponsored +heir +hird annual Anchor Splash a+ +he men's pool. All fra+erni+ies were invifed +0 par+icipa+e in +he swim- ming races wi+h all proceeds going +0 charify. A+ +he Greek Honor's Banquet +he Dee Gee's were honored wifh +he Communi+y Service Award. Sandy Thornsfeinson was chosen +he Ou+s+anding Delfa Gamma and Cynde Harmon was admiH'ed info +he Order of Omega. DeHa Gamma w DELTA GAMMA 231 Below righf is Helen Tarpey. a member of +he Queen's Courf af fhe Indy 500. Fronf row: Paula Pike. Janie Viek. Jane Mueller. Julie Henson. Helen Tarpey. Williams. Nafalie Ford. Teri Miller. Barb Back row: Brenda Callahan. Karen Snell- Allen. Lisa Chapman, Fran Torasso, ingI Claire Zebendon, Tina Pa Iumbo. Cindy BeH. Carol Warren. Nancy Jane Rushing. Cafhy Bailey. Jan Smifh. Edwards. Second row: Joan Wheeler. Karen Adkins. Karen Barr. Donna Pierce, Kafhy S+ogsdill. Leslie Johnson. Gloria Mary Margaref Chaimpi.Chris Walpole. Spurgin. Missy Ferderben. Laura Pfau, Burdona Williams.Susan Smi+h. Ca+hy Warren. Ka+hy Weaver. Cyndi '232 Gamma Phi Be+a The women of Gamma Phi Befa were paired wi+h +he new fraler- ni+y on campus. Pi Kappa Alpha' for Campus Carnival in which +hey capfured +hird place. The hard work paid off for +he Gamma Phi's and Phi Del'l's when a firsf place was announced for +heir Homecoming floaf. +he Greafes+ Show on Earl'h. ' The Gamma Phi's annual Philan- +hropic proiecf +his year. was a caroling parfy a+ +he counly home. Also. a+ +his fime, +he mol'h- ers and daughfers go+ +oge+her for a Chrisfmas par+y in +he sui+e. The l3 fall semes+er pledges wen+ +hrough Acfivafion on Feb- ruary 2. The Crescenf Cofillion was held in honor of +he new ini+i- a+es +he nex+ nigh+ a+ +he Knigh+s of Columbus. Janie Viek was named Ou+s+anding Pledge. Chris Walpole was awarded +he dia- mond pin for +he highes+ G.P.A. Mary Pa+ Fredrick was chosen +he mos'r helpful ac+ive by +he fall pledge class and Nancy Warner was named Ou+s+anding Alum. Wi+h spring iusf around +he corner. +he Gamma Phi's look a pledge class of four. Nafalie Ford was selec+ed as +he Ou+s+anding Spring Pledge. The women of Gamma Phi Bela and Alpha Phi wi+h +he men of Lambda Chi Alpha worked +oge+her +0 presen'r a Campus Revue acf. Scheherezade, which earned +hem fhe Carl Osborne Award for Bes+ Techni- cal Crew. The Gammie's paired wifh +he men of Jones Hall for a +hird place finish in +he semi-feal'ure Tandem race. They combined +heir voices +0 win +he Yell Like Hell confes+ a+ +he race. Also a+ +his fime. +he ChaplerI compefing in +he Singles division. prepared for Songfesf. Mary Paf Fredrick. Susan Smifh. and Jane Williams were named +0 Who's Who. Jane also is a mem- ber of the Order of Omega and was chosen as Oufsfanding Gamma Phi Befa a'r +he Greek Honors Banquet Robin Kemp was +he Sigma Pi Sweefhear'r and Teresa Hamilfon was +he Sweefhear+ of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Teresa was also chosen Miss ISU in +he spring. Helen Tarpey was +he firsf run- ner-up, in +he Indianapolis 500 Queen's pageant The Homecom- ing Queen candidafe. Rhonda WainmanI was also +he firsf run- ner-up in +ha+ confest Represenfing +he sorori+y in afhlefics were Cindy Hennessy. of lSU's swim +eam. and Dawn Price, of +he fennis +eam. GAMMA PHI BETA 233 234 Fronf row: Ka+hy Green. Judy Blowers. Lisa McDonald. Alice Kacher. Claudia Harris. Second row: Bren+ Bocard, Kim Gefz, Jihan Saad Nasr. Lisa Albers+on. Marge Delong. Jo Holder. Leanne Crumpin. Jane Simon. Jill Shake. Lynn Will, Pa+ Sfaroscsak, Larry Duncan. Karen Odes+. Third row: Bob Everling. J. D. Burks, Lee Owens, Sfeve McBride. The Kappa Sigma house hith is locafed on Soufh Center Sheet Presidenf Roger Ward, T Fuqua. Mark Tilleff. Kim Pagel, Perry Degiovani. Ron Tenbarge. Sfeve McDonald, Sam Morri- son. Charlie Crapple. Shris Svenson. Doug Fisher. Ken+ Goben. Janice Mason, Ray Fagg. Lumpy. Back row: Tim Haughn. Neil LeGrange. Greg McCullough. Tim Gerber. Kappa Sigma ; The men and +he Li++le sis+ers cheered +heir brofhers on in +he Delfa Gamma's Anchor Splash. KAPPA SIGMA 235 236 The Lambda Chi's are men of many +al- en'rs as demonsfrafed by Bruce Pugh. Fronf row: Wally Pinksfon. Dave Hoffa. Sco++ PuckeH. Joe Pereira. Mike Bland. Kevin Kemp, Ron Mills, Mike Scheberle. Paul Musgrave. Sfanding: ScoH Mills. Hal Cunning- ham, Ted Bosfic. Mark Ennis. Rick Smifh. John Waring. Ma++ Pearman. Lee Terry. Mike Holfhouse. Rex Ofe- ham. Dave Thum, Dan Rollings. Andy Molnar. Larry Prusz. Wanda Knight Bill Weber. Dave Boeglin. Neal Williams. Chuck Hall. John Milburn. Tony Burke. Bud Showers. Dave Whifed. Rex Kamman. Jim McDonald, Jim Thomas. Greensburg freshman, Tom Ernsfes was chosen by his brofhers as Hie Ou+s+and- ing Ac+ive. He and Mrs. Knighf were presenfed +heir awards a+ +he Spring dance. Shown wifh Mrs. Knighi is MaH Pearman, Paris iunior. During +he fall semes+er. +he Lambda Chi's once again +ook firs+ place in s+he fraiernify foof- ball compefifion. Their hike feam also placed second in +he race on Homecoming. Paired wifh.Gamma Phi Bei'a and Alpha Phi sororiHes, +he Choppers capfured +he Carl Lambda Chi Alpha Osborn Award and +ook four+h place in overall compe+i+ion. Fol- lowing a sfrong showing in +he Delfa Gamma Anchor Splash. +he Sweepsfakes award wenf +0 +he Lambda Chi's. Brofher Larry Ofeham was eleci'ed +0 Hue office of SGA Pres- idenf in March. The +i+le of Mr. ISU wenf +0 John LeH'elier in +he first ever body building confesf here. A1' +he annual Whife Rose Spring dance. Wanda Knight was given +he Service Award while Tom Ernsfes was named Ou+- sfanding Acfive member. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 237 238 Pyramid building is one of +he Tandemo- nia evenfs H1a+ always draws 6 I01' of laughs. Fronf row: Jose Casfilla. Sam WyaH, Bob Mood. Jim Klink. Sheldon Freilich of Regional Hospital, Mike Gavin, Gerry Dich. Jeff Koehler. Bill Thomas. Dale Mancuso. Clay Bledsoe. Bob Collier. Craig Meehan. Second row: Jim Runkel. Jim Murray. Bill Smifh. Barry Tolson. Jeff Wilkinson. Paul Wilson. Steve Brown. Eric Koglin. Greg Voegeli. Randy Gray. Larry Scripp. John Panfelich. Frank King. Terri Beeson, Gary West Todd Wagner. Dale Holzhausen. John SkeHon. Kur+ Kiefer, Carl GilmoreI Kevin PraH. Third row: Dennis Dembowski. Tim McClennan. Ralph Miller. John Lisuem, Tim Durepo. ScoH' Ulhorn. Jim Hoffman. Jeff RaHiff, Marc Bagley. Ken Smi+h, Brian Christ Sam George. Greg Renaudl Paul Pilarski. On shoulders: Dennis Vaughan, Jeff KumlerI Jim Buchanan. Jim HamiHon. Dave Knoy. Members of +his year's +rike +eam were Jim Buchanan. Dave Knoy, Gary West Bill ThomasI ScoH Ulhornl Randy Gray. and left Sam WyaH. Vic S+ewar+. right coached +he +eam. The men of Phi DeHa The+a s+ar+ed +he year off paired wifh +he women of Gamma Phi Be+a +0 produce a firs+ place in +he paired division of +he Homecoming floaf compeHHon. The +heme of +he 'Floa+ was The Grea+es+ Show on Earfh. The Phi DeHs also had ano'rher fine +rike feam as +hey cap+ured +he pole posi+ion and Jim Buchanan had +he fas+e5+ indi- vidual+ime. As +he second semes+er go+ under way +he Phi's were already hard a+ work wH'h Campus Revue. Under +he direc+ion of Sam George. +he Phi DeHs gained a second place wi+h +he presen+a- +ion of The Eagle Will Rise Again. They were feamed up wi+h Pi Lambda Phi frafernHy and Alpha Omicron Pi sorori'ry. Paired wifh Blumberg Hall +he Tandemonia +eam rode a fine race. Songfesf was nex+ and +he Phi DeHs sang +heir way +0 a firs+ place in +he men's division. Direcfed by Dave Weddel. +he Phi DeHs sang All for +he Bes+ from +he Braodway musical Godspell. On campus' This was anofher very ache year for Phi DeH'a Thefa. Sfeve Beebe received +he Ou+s+anding Greek on Campus Award. Mike Speedway Gavin was chosen The Ou+s+anding Phi DeHa The+a. Sam George. Sfeve Beebe, Eric Koglin. and Dave Weddel served as Blue Beret Marfy Rebeck and Jim Buchanan were members of +he ISU cheer +eam. The March- ing Sycamore Band was led by drum maiors Dave Weddell and Greg Smi+h. To close +he yearl +he men of I PDT rolled a keg I80 miles +0 r S+.Louis wi+h proceeds going +0 ; Regional Hospi'ral. w T Sam George consoles a rider from Blum- berg Hall during +he fandem race. The feam capfured a second place in qualificafions. l I PHI DELTA THETA 239 240 Fronf row: Tracey Dewees. Bill Brim, S+eve Granfham. Jerry Crisosfomo. Dean Ambs, Doug VanSkyock. Greg Hunt Second row: Mike SaHzman. Brian Clark, Jeff Kalinsky. Andy Bullock. Barf Allen. Bill Menher, Mark Anglemeyer. Phi Gamma DeHa Jeff Clark. Third row: Charles Baer. Chris Rees.r Jimmy. Buddy Brady. Tim Gaddis. Rick Dewees, Maan Ingram. Back row: Doug Weing, Dale A'rkinson. Norris Reynolds, Joe Ringlehan. John Shields. Referred +0 by his brothers as +heir own Big Man On Campus. Bari Alien served as Senior Class president S+uden+ Alumni Council President and was a member for +hree years of Blue Berefs. Bari is also a member of +he Order of Omega. Who's Who. and was an Alan C. Rankin Ou+s+anding Senior finalist The men of Phi Gamma DeH'a began +he year by placing second in co-ed sof+ball wi+h +he Alpha Chi's. winning +he YeIl-Like-Hell con+es+. placing in +he Trike Racel +he homecoming games. and +0 climax +he en+ire week. fool: +op honors for floaf compefifion wifh CIeopa+ra's Golden Barge. This gave +hem +he opporfunify +0 again en+er +heir floai' in +he Fesfi- val Parade at +he Indy 500. They ioined +he women of Alpha Omicron Pi and Chi Omega +0 'l'riclt or freaf for UNI- CEF. and assisfed +he Muscular Dysfrophy Society in dis+ribu+ing cans and posfers in +he Terre Hau+e area. The Phi Gams found fime +0 engage in several social evenfs. One of +heir mosf memorable was +he Hollywood Social wifh +he Chi Omegas. comple+e wi+h champagne, hors d'ouvres. and l940's music. A +rade social wi+h +he Alpha Phi's was held +he eve- ning before Chrisfmas break. They also hosied several sororifies officers at exchange dinners. This year leadership was dis- played by many brofhers. on and off campus. Greg Huni served as a Blue Beref and was presidenf of +he In+erfra+erni+y Council iudicial board. Jerry Crisosfomo and Dean Ambs held offices in IFC also. Andy Bullock was appoinfed as Greek Edi+or for +he I980 Syca- more. 1 l I PHI GAMMA DELTA 24: l 242 On March 3. +he The+a Omi- cron Chap'rer of Pi Kappa Alpha was ins+alled a1' Indiana S+a+e. This culminafed a year of ac+ivi+ies as a colony on +he campus. The Pike colony paired up wi+h Gamma Phi Befa +0 +ake +hird place in Campus Carnival. A week Iafer +he Alpha Class helped clean-up a+ +he Salva+ion Army as +heir communi+y service proiec+. The Colony's +rike +eam fin- ished eigh+h in +he Homecoming race. The end of chober found +he men sponsoring a Halloween Party for Big Brofhers of America which is The Pi Kappa Alpha Nafional philan+hropy. They also joined +he women of Alpha Chi Omega +0 +rick or +rea1' for UNI- CEF. During February, +he colony members prepared for +he ins+al- Iafion of +he chapfer. Following +he ceremony in March. a ban- que+ and dance +ook place a+ +he Holiday Inn. Terry Cunningham, oufgoing colony Presiden+ received +he Edward A. Pease Award for +he Oufsfanding Mem- ber. Doug Pfaff, incoming Presi- denf. and Tom Perdiew were given Ou+s+anding Service awards. Pa'r Harfer received +he scholarship award for +he highesf GPA. The Pikes closed ou+ +he year by par+icipa+ing in Tandemonia by +eaming up wi+h +he Alpha Phis and Tau Kappa Epsilon frafernHy; singing in Songfes+ wi'rh +he women of Blumberg Hall; and going on a weekend re+rea+ +0 Turkey Run S+a+e Park. The Colony claimed at leas+ fwo celebri- +ies among ifs members: Sycamore bas- kefball players Rod McNelly and above right Bob Hea+on. i The Pike Trike +eam placed eighfh of I7 feams coached by Terry Cunningham. right Af Ief+ is one of +he riders, ScoH Boyce. Pi Kappa Alpha Fronf row: Dr. John Bloxdorf. Brad Nic- kum. Mr. James Woodard: Dave Kaye, Chuck Embry. Mike Mercier. Brad Muse. Rick Bonfreger. Gary Anderson. Ed Pease. Chapfer Adviser, Dr. William Nes+er. Pi K A Nafional President Mr. John Lisher, Regional President Mr. Jer- ald Maddy. Second row: Dr. James Mason. Rick Glassburn, Dave Clendenen. Jay Goad. Nick Chalos, Alfred Perone. Joe Vieira. Paf Har+er. Sam Barg. George Walker. Mark Gradltowski. Doug Pfaff. Mark Pearl. Dave Achepohl. Third row: Bruce Parker, Mike Curefon. Dave Sfowe. Brenf Wal+ers. Sfeve Predainia. Jeff Maher. Ton Perdiew. Mike Bosfic. Louie Jeff. Dave Land. Bruce English. Don Dillon. ScoH Davis. Joe Angyes. Dean Layman. Back row: Terry Cunning ham. Rod McNeIIy. Bob Pefif. Bill Edwards. Jeff Cliff, Rick Carpenfer. Mon+y Klienman. Bob Heafon. Jud Wolfe. Ken Hull. Dave Kramer. Kurf lrmiger, Tim Holcomb. ScoH Boyce. Nof picfured: Rick Donohoe. Mr. George Redfearn. Factu Adviser. Pl KAPPA ALPHA 243 244 FroniL row: Tim Kimmel. AHen lfill. Dave Ensinger. Joe Popham. Dean Bodager. Wally CorbiH. Ron Deem. Second row: Jim Lake. Rory Moody. Gerald Toumine. Mark Joswick. Third row: Rick McFaII, Jeff Causey. Doug Linville. Tim Wagner, Roger FeHers. Bruce Branch, Bruce Pe+erson. Back row: Mike Ayres, Doug WesHIead. Jim Welsh. Doug Harfer. Sieve Marsh. Sieve Giordano, Israel Medina. Jeff McElravy. Soufh Sixfh S+ree+ is +he sife of +he Pi Lambda Phi house. -4, 4 The school year s+ar+ed on a posi+ive no+e wi+h Ron Deem and Jim Lake aHending +he nafional convenfion a+ Philadelphia where +heir chap+er received an award as mos+ improved. In +he fall, Pi Lambda Phi was paired wi+h Sigma Kappa for Homecoming acfivifies wH'h +he Pi Lam's placing fifi'h in +he Trike race. Nex+ up was +he firs+ annual Pi Lam hayride a+ McCormick's Creek followed by +heir biggesf even+ of +he year, Rex's Ball. This year's Ball was special as +he Pi Lam's were celebrafing +heir 20+h anniversary on campus. Lisa ,. 9 Hedge of Sigma Kappa was ix. axA-limmkydsz; f. . rs named as Sweefhear+ and Ron e' ' ' Deem gave +he gavel over +0 +he new Rex Sfeve Marsh. Spring semesfer had +he men involved on +he Campus Revue producHon of The Eagle Will Rise Again, wi+h Phi Del+a Thefa and Hie AOPi's. Their efforfs earned +hem a second 'place +ro- phy. The year ended wifh H16 Tan- dem race when +hey were paired wifh +he women of Mills Hall. Also. +he spring pledges +hrew a par+y for +he acfives wi+h +he +heme Alpine Night A+ +he Greek Honors banquet Ron Deem and Bruce Peferson were chosen Ou+s+anding Pi Lambda Phi's. and bo+h were admiH'ed in+o +he Order of Omega. Dave Pike was one of fwo recipienfs of +he Ou+s+anding Advisor Award. Pi Lambda Phi PI LAMBDA PHI 245 248 Sigma Kappa s+ar+ed Ihe year ouf by faking a fan+as+ic pledge class. They wen+ on +0 have Iheir Homecoming Queen candida+e. Nancy Higdon place second. along wiih being crowned Lambda Chi Alpha Sweeihearf. Their irike Ieam was coached by Nancy Payne. In chober +hey +hrew a HaI- Ioween cos+ume par'ry for Iheir IocaI phiIaanIropY. Brandon Home. In April. +hey held an Easfer par+y. A+ Chrisimas a box filled wifh clofhes and food was sen'r +0 +he Maine Sea Coasf Mis- sion, Iheir Na+ionaI philanfhropy. Sigma Kappa wen+ on +0 earn a Ihird place in Campus Revue for +heir producIion of Las'r Dance in which +hey were.paired wifh fhe women of Zefa Tau Alpha and +he men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. In Tandemonia. Sigma Kappa was +eamed up wifh Alpha Sigma Alpha and Lambda Chi Alpha. The Ieam had a fourfh Iace finish and was coached by JuIie Trefz. In Songfesi, Sigma Kappa paired up wiih Hue men of Lambda CIIi Alp ha and sang TakeaChance on Me by Abba. They were direc+ed by Judy Bow- man and accompanied by YSandy Poi. Officers for His year were Pres- idenf: Judy Bowman. Vice Presi- den+z Wanda Burdine, Pledge Trainer: Kay SI'OH', Rush: Nancy Payne, PanheIIenic: Nanc Payne Treasury: Karen Grifzin, and Recording Secrefary: Debbie Lebrock. Pam Schopmeyer was one of +wo riders represeniing Sigma Kappa in ihe Tande- monia race. Sigma Kappa r Fronf row: Anifa Sallas, Nancy Higdon, Sarah Mier. Nancy Payne. Judy Bowman. Deb Johnson - Advisor. Wanda Burr dine, Kay S+o++. Second row: Sandy Poi, Befh Ahlemeyer. Diane Weik. Colleen Bauer. Nikki Williams, Maggie S+einer. Judy Meyer. Cindy Barlow. Kafhy Polen. Dawn Meyerrose. Third row: Wendy Winslow. Rufh Musgrave, Pam Shop- meyer. Vicki Seal, Julie Trefz. Ronda Crisf. Denise Barnard. Kafhy Deacon. Shelley Lawrence. Back row: Ani+a Harder. Ca+hy Calhan. Therese Calhan. Chris Van Proyen, Nancy Moriarfy, Diane Eder. Brenda Wubbne, Jane Walls. Cafhy Baker. SIGMA KAPPA 249 250 Affer having bad luck in +he Homecom- ing Trike race. +he Sig Eps were espe- cially iubilan+ in winning +he Tandem race. 4;. S Kyna PhiEpsHon The year s+ar+ed ou+ a liHle slow for +he men of Sigma Phi Epsilon when eigh+ brofhers did nof refurn +0 school. Spreading +hemselves +hin. +he remaining bro+hers par+icipa+ed in almos+ all of +he inframural sporfs and pulled many vic+ories ou+ of +heir efforfs. They also par'ricipafed in Homecoming. Campus CarnivalI Campus Revue. and Tandemonia. The Sig Eps +eamed up wifh +he women of Alpha Chi Omega for a cherished firs+ place finish in +he race. This year marks +he 25+h anni- versary of Sigma Phi Epsilon fra- +erni+y's exis'rence on lSU's cam- pus. SIGMA PHI EPSILON 25l 252 Sigma Pi Fronf row: Randy Binkley, Bur+ Baker. Paf McNair. Mike Mayer, Rick Kelshimer, Terry Wence. Eric Mafhew, Mike McLure. Craig Braun. Fred Alm. On shoulders: Greg Yea+er. Jay Mifche . The Sig Pi house is loca+ed 5? I300 Soufh Six+h Sfreet Back row: Russ NoHe, Bill Fisher. Jerry Sobecki. John Os+ing. Tom Smifh, Joe LeeI Mike Dillon. Greg Holley. John Kaszuba. Barry McCorkle. Dave Miller. Duane Peregrine, Gary Rickard. .- ., m, ,zcnmrmn - The Sigma Pi's enioyecl a fun and progressive year. The acfiva- fion of l6 bro+hers was a high poln+ of +he year. The Pi's were ac+ive in almos+ all campus ac+ivi- fies. They were paired wilh Della Gamma sororify for bolh Home- coming and Tandem, bringing home a fif'rh place +rophy for Tan- dem even affer suffering +he wors+ wreck in +heir Tandem his- +ory. They were also +he winners of +he Vern Dyer award for Oul- slanding Greek Uni+y in +his year's Campus Revue when +hey were paired wilh Della Della Della sororil'y. Officers for +he fall +erm were: President Barry McCorkle: Vice Presidenl'l Leo McLaughlin; Secre- 1'ary. Burl Baker: Treasurer. Dave Miller: Herald. Bill Fisher; Sere geanl-a+-arms, Bob Hill. The Spring officers were: President Dave Miller; Vice President John Osl'ing; Secrefary, Bob Hill; Trea- surer, Bill Fisher; Herald. Mike Dil- lon; Sergeanf-a+-arms. Alix Ber- nard. SIGMA Pl 253 Tau Kappa Epsilon Mary Armbrusfer. Third row: Raphael Palka. Factu Advisor. Claudio Gon- Lawrence Gonzales. Second row: Tom Villarruel. Frank Naft Eric Marfinez. Phil- zales. John Stevens. Pe+e Sfaudohar. Joe Slaboski. John Georges. Deb Blessing. lip Ybarra. Mark Georges. Allen Corpus. Ziemen. Gene Hoefling. Gerri Kneze- Wendy Thomson. Sue Wilson. Vicki Day. Jeff Sfauffer. Don Lind. Back row: Dan vich. Fronf row: Craig PoHs. Dave Chaney. 254 The TKE fandem feam finished eighth. Below is Lawrence Gomalez. Fiffeen brolhers lived in +he TKE house af I923 Poplar. They ' kicked off +he year by welcoming several Alumni on Homecoming. In +he spring, +he men were paired wilh Alpha Phi sorori+y and Pi Kappa Alpha frafernify for Tandemonia evenls. The feam 'Fin- ished in eighfh place. The bro+hers and +he LiH'le Sis- +ers had a cos+ume party on Hal- loween and hosfed a Chris+mas party for IS children from +he Big Bro'rherlBig Sis'rer program. The men also had +rade par+ies wi+l1 +he Alpha Phi's and +he Alpha Chi Omega's. The Red Carnafion Ball look place in April al' +he Phoenix Counfry Club. Don Lind was cho- sen as +he Ou+s+anding Acfive. Also in April, +he TKE's were hon- ored for having +he mos+ improved grade poinf average of all Hue frafernifies. Officers for +he fall semesfer were: Jeff S+auffer. Presidenf; Jel1c Lopez, Vice Presidenl; Jimmy Dimifrof. Treasurer; Dave Cha- ney. Secrefary. In +he spring Don Lind served as President Craig PoHs was Vice President Larry Schwar+z was Treasurer, and Dave Chaney was Secrefary. TAU KAPPA EPSILON 255 256 Fronf row: Doug Herr, S+uar+ Powell. Mark Gilbert Doug Bradford. Jim Rick Diew, Alexl Red +he Dog. Back row: Jim Powell, John Bucholfz. Dan Toy, Dave DeBruIer, Randy Wise. Rick Hufnagel. Dave Sidlin. S+eve Asauskas. Gary DoweH, Mike Hem- ingway. Mike Henky. The The+a Chi house is located close +0 campus af 629 Swan Sfreef. Thela Chi The acfive bro+hers of Bella Pi Chapler of The+a Chi frafernily pride +hemselves in campus and academic achievement Winning scholasfic recognHion has become a habif for Thela Chi, as +hey have finished flrs+ and second +he pasl' +wo semes+ers in all ac+ive chapl'er awards for scholasl'ics a+ Indiana S+a+e Universi'ry. They have also won +he pledge class scholach award +hree of +he pas+ four semeslers. Alfhough Del+a Pi is a rela+ively small chapl'er. +hey s+ill par+ici- pa+e in many campus acfivi+ies such as Homecoming. Donaghey Day. Tandemonia. and all inlramu- ral spor+s. Thela Chi par'ricipal'ed in Campus Carnival +his year and won +heir division. In +he spring. +hey held +heir annual closed Dream Girl dance. THETA CHI 257 258 Fronf row: Linda Redd. Kay Macke. Deb bie Barcus. Debbie Urban. Julie Wright Susan Teik. Tammy HemphillI Jeannie Horvay. Second row: Tracy Barcus, Kafhy SfevensI Karen Folz. Conny Cleg. horn. Debbie Higgenbofhem, LeAnn Thum. Third row: SuzeHe James. Kay Winninski. Carla PaHerson. LoreHa Smifh, Sue Spilman. Barb Dorhmann. Fourfh row: Cafhy Bickel, Rachel Burc- hell, Kim Moerdyk, Rufh Droge, Kelly Marcinko. Nancy Merkel, Kafhy Endress. Ann Thornsen. Connie Harris. Barb Deere. Rose Ploch. Back row: Janice Pearson. Chris Airey. Nancie Miller, Francie Oliver, Pam Ricker. BeHy Mclnfosh. Dana Wiley. Ze+a Tau Alpha .83 Wbmumwz m a. , The ZTA's paired up wi+h +he men of Cromwell Hall for Tandemonia evenfs. 42;... Slumber parfies in fhe ZTA sfairwell af Lincoln are preH'y commonplace. ZETA TAU ALPHA 259 260 Ou+s+anding Senior BART ALLEN Phi Gamma DeHa Ou+s+anding Junior AL TAMAR Alpha Tau Omega Ou+s+anding Greek Man - STEVE BEEBE Order of Omega New Members BARB ALLEN Gamma Phi Befa NANCY BIBB Chi Omega PAM BIRD Alpha Xi Delfa BOB BUCHOLZ Phi Gamma DeH'a TERRY CUNNINGHAM Pi Kappa Alpha RON DEEM Pi Lambda Phi GLORIA HAJEK Alpha Phi CYNDE HARMON DeHa Gamma PAULA HIGHBAUGH Alpha Sigma Alpha SHERRY HINTON Alpha Omicron Pi OLGA IMPERIAL Alpha Omicron Pi ALLISON INGEBRIGTSON Zefa Tau Alpha DAVE LAND Pi Kappa Alpha TERRI NICHOLSON Chi Omega MATT PEARMAN Lambda Chi Alpha DOUG PFAFF Pi Kappa Alpha ELEANOR PORTER Alpha Chi Omega BILL SMITH Phi Del'ra Thefa BOB SZYMKOWSKI Alpha Tau Omega MIKE VASS Alpha Tau Omega VICKIE VINCENT Alpha Tau Omega JANE WILLIAMS Gamma Phi Be+a JOE ZAKOWSKI Alpha Tau Omega Ou+s+anding Sorori+y Advisors MARDEL MILLER - Ze+a Tau Alpha CINDY BAUER .. Alpha Phi Ou+s+anding Fra+errii+y AL TAMAR Alpha Tau Omega KEITH HAYES Lambda Chi Alpha DAVE LAMPING Kappa Sigma MIKE GAVIN Phi Delfa Thefa GREG HUNT . Phi Gamma Del+a BRUCE PETERSON AND Pi Lambda Phi RON DEEM TERRY CUNNINGHAM Pi Kappa Alpha ERIC LEDOUX Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOHN KASZUBA Sigma Pi MARK WESTERN Sigma Phi Epsilon DOUG BRADFORD The+a Chi DON LIND Tau Kappa Epsilon PLEDGES: The+a Chi 2.809 Runner-ups: Pi Kappa Alpha 2.803 INHOUSE: Phi DeH'a Thefa 2.652 Runners-up: The+a Chi 2.594 Ou+s+anding Sophomore Ou+s+anding Freshman JOE ZAKOWSKI CHRIS REES Alpha Tau Omega Phi Gamma Del+a Ou+s+anding Greek Woman GAYLE BEYERS Order of Omega 8! Sororl+y Members Honorary Greek GEIEIEEIBTSGED Alpha Chi Omega A Chi Omega SANDY THORSTEINSON DeHa Gamma Prog ra m Awa rd S JANE WILLIAMS Gamma Phi Be+a FRATERNIT'ES . TERESE MORIN Alpha Sigma Alpha Fmencral, PI Kappa Alpha BETH ROSNER Alpha Phi Scholarship Ph-l Del+a Theta- GAYLE BEYERS Del+a Del'l'a DeH'a Membsr PI Lambda Phi CAROL HAMMOND Alpha Omicron Pi Alumm . , , Lambda Ch: Alpha KEVAN MELTON Sigma Pappa Campus Achvmes Alpha Tau Omega PAM BIRD Alpha Xi Del+a SORORITIES ALLISON INGEVRIGTSEN Ze+a Tau Alpha Finance Alpha Omicron Pi Scholarship Alpha Chi Omega Member DeHa DeHa Del+a Communify Service DeH'a Gamma Campus Ac+ivi+ies Alpha Phi Ou+s+a nd I ng Awa rd 5 ' CHAPTER: Pi Kappa Alpha 2.899 Fra+ern l+y Runners-up: The+a Chi 2.7l0 0 MOST IMPROVED: Tau Kappa Epsilon .312 AdVlSOI'S Runners-up: Phi DeHa Thefa .204 STEVE SONGER - The+a Chi DAVE PIKER - Pi Lambda Phi GREEK HONORS 26l The ROTC Drill Team pracficed on +he Quad during warm wea'rhar. In I975. BSU members included Claud and Clifford Grimes. M ra Whifaker. Quay Howell, and Denise allaway. O RGAN IZATI 0 N S by Doug Hammerling 263 264 Fif+y s+uden+s were honored by being selected for Who's Who af ISU. Requiremenis were +ha+ any iunior. senior or graduafe sfudenf wi+h 63 hours and an average above 3.0 could be nominafed. Each applicafion is reviewed by a commiHee of s+uden+s. Who's Who recognizes sfudenfs who are ou+s+anding in leadership in ac+iv- ifies. service +0 +he communify. in academic standing. A I hope +0 be a compufer programmer in a large cify - hopefully in a warmer clima+e! s+a+ed Ann BeHrand. My Mas- +er's would be Compufer Science or Business. Ann's acfivi+ies are: Alpha Chi Omega; assisfan'r vice president president Campus Revue Produc- +ion Sfaff; S+uden+ Alumni Coun- cil: Campus Carnival Die Deufsche Verein. +reasurer: Founder's Day; Junior Union Board; Alpha Lambda Delia: Sorori+y Presiden+'s Council: Dean's Lis+; Hoosier Scholar: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universifies. -.-.-.-.-.-i.-.-.-.-.- V Securing a feaching posi- +ion. gradua+e school. marriage and +ravel are par+ of Pamela Thompson's fufure plans. Her acfivifies are: Pi Lambda Thefa: Kappa DeHa Pi: S+uden+ Alumni Council; Sfudenf Educa+ion Asso- ciafion; Special Olympics; Mills Hall Council; Pamarisfa: Lambda Psi Sigma; Alpha Lambda Delia: Pamaris+a; Honor Roll: Academic Scholarship. A special educafion maior from Phoenix. Arizona. Pam Moninger gradua+ed Summa cum laude. Pam's ac+ivi+ies are: S+uden+ Council for Excep+ional Children; ln+erna+ional Affairs Associafion; Mills Hall Council: Lambda Psi ? Sigma: Blue Key: Blue Berefs. Her awards are: Alumni Schol- arship: Blumberg Scholarship; Caleb Mill Memorial Award. Pam is feaching psysically hand- icapped sfudenfs in Mesa. Ariz. !nof picfuredi Ou+s+anding. Ou+going S+uden+s : Who's Who a+ ISU A Terre Hau're resident Jane A. Williams' aciivi+ies are: Gamma Phi Be+a. rush capiliainI pledge class president Panhel- Ienic delegafe; Sycamore Show- case: Tandemonia S+eering Com- mi++ee; Campus Revue Produc- +ion S+aff: SparkeHes; Lambda Alpha Epsilon: Omicron Delia Epsilon: Alpha Lambda DeHa: Dean's Lis+; Sparkef+e Oufsfand- ing Scholasi'ic Award. AHending Law school is Jane's fu+ure plan. O Universi1ies: 1 Helen P.Paulin'51u1ure plans include 10 ob1ain a Mas1er's in social work along wi1h a law degree. The Tell Ci1y. Indiana res- iden1 would like 10 wyork wi1h Iuve- niles or wi1I1 HEW. Her ac1ivi1ies include: Union Board. presiden1: Homecoming S1eering Commi11ee: Alpha Kappa DeI1a vice- presiden1: Jun- ior Union Board; Chi Omega. sec- re1ary. rush chairman; Sy mp honic Band; Alpha Lambda DeI1a; Blue Bere1: Mills Hall Council: Alpha Tau Omeg a Ii11le sis1er; Who' 5 Who in American CoIIeg es and Blue andg Whi1e Dance Commi11ee; Social Work Club; Associa1ion 01 College Unions; Miss Indiana S1a1e Uni- versi1y. 1 Boonville, IN residen1.Kim Vollmer' s 1u1ure pIa ns are 10 prac- . 1ice speech 1herapy in ei1her a school or hospi1aI. Ou1s1anding Yearbook S1a11 Member; Terre Hau1e Speech and Hearing Exchange Club Scholarship are her awards. Her ac1ivi1ies are: Sycamore Year- book. organiza1ions. en1er1ain- men1I even1s edi1or; Socie1y of CoIIegia1e Journalis1s. secre1ary; Universi1y Hos1ess: Blue Bere1; BIueI Key; Lambda Psi Sigma: Alpha Lambda DeI1a; Homecom- . ing S1eering Commi11ee. Prince1ion. IN seniorl Re ecca Doyle hopes 10 work In 1he elec1ronics indus1ry a11er gradua1ion. Her awards are: AIp ha Lambda DeI1a: McComb Broadcas1ing Schola'rship; Who' 5 Who In 1he Junior Class; Ou1s1anding Resi- den1 Blumberg Hall. Her ac1ivi1ies are: Blumberg Hall Council; Residence Hall Associa1ion,1reasurer: S1uden1 Governmen1; American Women in Radio and Television. presi- den1: Lambda Chi Alp ha Ii11Ie sis- 1er; WISU- FM. newscas1er, spor1scas1er. WHO'S WHO 265 266 F Bradley J. Herndon. finance maior. plans +0 advance +0 6 finance officer posi+ion +0 par+ici- pa+e in in+erna+ional banking. His ac+ivi+ies are: Alpha Tau Omega: Finance Club. secrei'ary; Campus Carnival. direc+or; Homecoming ac+ivi+ies; Campus Review: Songfesf; Homecoming Bachelor of +he Year; Nafional Dean's List ' Wes+ Terre Hau+e resident Allen Tamar's ac+ivi+ies include: Alpha Tau Omega, presidenh Alpha Lambda DeHa; Alpha Pro- iech IFC Represen+a+ive; Tan- dem;Trike. Tamar is a Safefy Managemen+ ma. or and one of his awards incIude +he Alp ha Tau Omega Rober+ Fisher Scholarship. F Senior David H. Mann hopes +0 work in +he compu+er field and in sales. The Business AdminisiraHon maior's acfivifies are: ISU cheer- leader. co-cap+ain: Alpha Tau Omega; Blue Bereh ISU Bachelor of fine Year; Marke+ing Club; SGA. senafonatlarge; Manage- men+ Club. A Nursing maior, Beverly Bor- cheI+'s acfivii'ies are: Homecom- ing Parade Marshal; Blue Key; S+uden+ Alumni Council; Nu Sigma Gamma; Homecoming Sfeering CommiHee; Alumni Advisory Council. Managemen+ Deborah Rose Pease's acfivii'ies are: Zefa Tau Alpha, +reasurer: Siudenf AIumni Coun- cil; Rush Counselor; Campus Business maior. Revue; Songfesh Inframurals; Honor Roll s Scholasfic Achieve- men+ Award. I. I. l oWi yr Rushville, Indiana resident iam Selm's acfivifies are: CeI+ic League. prime minis+er, president Phi Alpha Thefa; Der Deu+sche Verein; Alpha Lambda DeHa; ISU Fencing +eam; TMUB Movie CommiHee: Irish For+- night 0 His awards are: Dis+inguished Honor Roll; In+erna+ional 4- H l you+h exchange; Honour Roll. . Who's Who aI ISU SIa rs of Tomorrow A GeIIing married and Iinding a Ieaching iob IIIis summer are Beverly BgenlneII' s Iqure plans. The Anderson residenI' s acIiviIies include: DeIIa Gamma pledge class presidenI; Junior PanheI- Ienic: Junior Union Board; SIu- denI Alumni Council; Blue Key: Sigma Tau DeIIa; Universin HosI- ess; Her awards are: PIenning Scholar; PanIIeIIenic Scholainc Award. I MorrisI Indiana resiIdenII Linda BarIIing's acIiviIies are: MiIIs HaII Ireasurer; SIudenI Alumni Council. secreIary; Home- coming SIeering CommiIIee: Blue BereI; Blue and WhiIe Dance. Her awards are: NaIionaI Dean's LisI. Nu Sigma Gamma. ISU Academic scholarship. ATeaching arI and coaching in a Ahigh school Is senior Cindy Q'Johnson s Iqure plari. The .MooresviIIe. Indianap residenI's acIiviIies are: Tirey Memorial Union Board, arIs co- ordinanr vice- presideriI; Kappa DeIIa Pi. presidenI; BIue BereI; SIucIenI Alumni Council; ResidenI AssisI- anI PickeraI. Hines Sycamore Yearbook phoIograpIier. V Teaching high school choral music is senior TimoIhy WiIIiam- son '5 goal. The Andersoym IN resi- denI's acIiviIies are: Phi Mu Alpha SinIonia; Universin Sing ers; Madrigal Slingers; Sycamore Singers; ConcerI Choir; Marching Sycamores; Varsin Band; Honors ReciIaI; InIer Varsin Chriinan FeIIowsIIip. secreIary, Ireasurer. 267 268 A AHending law school is shen- ior, S+eve Beebe's fufure plan. As a polifical science maior from Anderson. his ac+ivi+ies are: Phi DeHa Thefa: IFC, vice-presi- dent presidenf; Tandem; Trike; Blue Bere+s; Campus Revue; Blue Key; Order of Omega; Dean's List Inframurals. '. '. ! ! 1 '. h Susan L. Smi+h's fufure plans include +0 comple+e a masfer's degree and +0 +each 5+ a iunior college. Her ac+ivi+ies are: Gamma Phi Befa. rifualisf; ISU Sparkeffes. corporal: Sigma Tau DeHa; Pamaris+a: Indianapolis 500 Fesfival Princess; Dean's List Vigo Counfy Fair Queen. V Terre Haufe resident Gary Clouse plans +o aHend law school af+er gradua+ion. His acfivifies include: Alpha Lambda DeHa, presidenf: S+uden+ Governmenf Associafion. senafor-af-large; Universify Regisfrai'ion CommH- +ee; Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universi+ies. h Vic Sfewarf's fu+ure plans include ob+aining his Masfer's. +eaching and coaching. . The Speedway residenf's acfivi- +ies are: Phi Del+a Thefa; Campus Revue: Songfesh Tandemonia; Track +eam. assis+an+ hack coach; Fellowship of Chrisfian A+hle+es. president Dean's List I Evenfually +0 be in a corpo- rai'e managemeni posifion is sen- ior Joyce A. S+uder's goal. The French Lick nai'ive's aci'ivi- fies are: Alpha Lambda Delia: Homecoming Sfeering Commit fee: Songfesh Blue Bere+s; Mar- kefing Club; Psychology Club; S+uden+ Alumni Council: Iniramu- rals: Dean's Lis+; Oufsfanding Markeiing Siudenf Award. V Hoping +0 apply my acquired leadership skills and experiences in a way which will be +he mosf useful, is one of Roger Schmelzer's fuiure plans. His aciivifies are: SGA. presi- dent senaior; WlSU-FM, sporis- cas+er; S+uden+ Alumni Council: College Republicans; Sycamore Player; lni'ramurals. His awards include: Dean's Lis+; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universifies; U.S. Youih Council. delegaie. 4 Teaching +hird grade. com- plefing a Masfer' 5 degree and keeping busy Is parf of Pamela K. Bird' 5 fufure plans. Her acfivifies are: Alp ha Xi Delia; president vice- presidenf: .Songfesi: Campus Revue; Pi .Lambda Thefa; Pamarisi'a: Sfu- deni Alumni Council; Sp'ecial Olympics; Lambda Psli Sigma; Dean' 5 Lisf. Her awards are: Phillip Scholar: Hoosier Scholar; Who's . Who in +he Junior Class. WHO'S WHO 269 l ! 270 A Linfen, Indiana seniorI Jerry D. Miller's achHies are: Phi Alpha Thefa; Sfudenf Govern- men+ Associa+ion. senafor; Resi- dence Hall AssociaHon; College Democrafs; Who's Who in +he Junior Class: Campus Elecfions commissioner; Gillium Hall. presi- denf; UniversHy S+uden+ Housing C'ommiHee. 0 Who's Who a+ ISU I Fu+ure Fa mous 4 Senior Bar+ Allen is a com- municafion +heory and research maior from Barring+on. Illinois. His ac+ivi+ies are: Senior Class Presi- denf; Phi Gamma DeHa; rush chairman. S+a+e Day Delegafe; Sfudenf Alumni CouncilI presi- dent freasurer; InferfrafernHy CouncilI vice-presiden+; Blue Berefs: Junior Union Board; Mar- kefing Club: Campus Revue; Songfesf; Order of Omega; Who's Who in +he Junior Class. 0 IP 0 O A Joyce D. Guilbeault a home economics maior, hopes +0 obfain a iob rela+ed +0 her maior and +0 +ravel. Her home+own is Wes+ Leabanon, Indiana. Her ac+ivi+ies are: Panhellenic. vice-presidenf. presidenf: Jr. Pan hellenic CouncilI co-ordinafor; Alpha Chi Omega. pledge class resideni'; Campus Revue; Song- fesh Who's Who among s+uden+s in American Colleges and Univer- sifies: Order of Omega; Pledge Guidance Sfaff. MM WW I, i S s i u w mmiwsymjs 3 A Business AdminisfraHon maior, Lynn M. MaHhews from Portage. Michigan hopes +0 enier a business as a managemen+ +rainee. Her aciivifies are: Chi Omega' presidenf: SparkeHes. . capfain; Alpha Lambda Del'ra; Pamaris+a; Dean's List A Nursing maior. Joyce Luker's acfivi+ies are: Blumberg Hall Council: Chi Omega: Campus Revue; ISU Cheer'l'eam leader. capfain: Union Boardl publicHy Co-ordina+or, Nu Sigma Gamma. s Hoping +0 work in public rel- afidns or media division of a com- pany is Claudia Saxer's goal. Her ac+ivi+ies are: Blue Bereis; Blue Key: Alpha Omicron Pi. cor- responding secreiary; Junior Union Board: Sigma Delfa Chi; Socieiy of Collegiafe Journalisfs, freasurer: Sycamore Yearbook, album fea+ures. enferfainment Alpha Lambda DeHa. Sfudeni Alumni Council. w .. .4: M2,. msmvamw Ma; 3;: Ob+aining her Masier's in Obs+e+ric Nursing is one of Kim Praraf's fufure plans. Her ac+ivi- Jries are: Chi Omega. president Tirey Memorial Union Board. spe- cial evenfs; Blue Berefs; Alpha Lambda Del'ra; Nu Sigma Gamma; Campus Revue; Who's Who among American Colleges and Universifies. A GeHing married and +each- ing school is Terri Nicholson's ele- men+ary educafion maior, fufure plans. Her ac+ivi+ies are: Jr. Union Board; Chi Omega, vice-presi- denf; Tirey Memorial Union Board: Tandemonia; SparkeHes. head sergeant s+uden+ direcfor: Blue Berefs: Campus Carnival; Who's Who among American Colleges and Universifies. WHO'S WHO 27! Who's Who a+ ISU Superior S+uden+s A My fu+ure plans include working as a diefifion. com- men+ed seniorI Mary Paf Fredrick. The Terre Haufe residenf's ac+ivi- fies include: Gamma Phi Be+a: corresponding secre+ary; Campus Revue; assisfanf direcfor; iunior panhellenic: Phi Upsilon OmicronI vice-presidenf. presidenf: Food and Nu+ri+ion Club: S+uden+ Alumni Council; Campus Carni- val; Dean's List Anne M. Lee Scholarship. Senior, Dee S+inson Pries+ is a Polifical Science maior from Terre Haufe. Her ac+ivi+ies include: Pamaris+a; Alpha Lambda Delfa; Sigma Tau DeHa; College Demo- cra+s. president S+uden+ Publica- +ions Board; Disfinguished Honor Roll; College Democra+s of Indi- ana. secre+ary; S+uden+ Govern- menf Associa+ion, sena+or. chair- person, SGA Infernal Affairs CommiHee: Pickeral Memorial Scholarship. Mof picfured2 A Terre Hau+e resident Beth A. Fauber is an lndus+rial Profes- sional Technology maior and she hopes +0 obfain a posifion in man- agemenf in manufacfuring. She has +he honor of being +he firs'! woman gradua+e s+uden+ a+ ISU in +he Technology Deparfment Her ac+ivi+ies are: Socie+y of Manufaduring Engineers. vice- presiden+; Society of Aufomofive Engineers: Sigma Epsilon Tau; Sigma Alpha Efa, president Pi Befa Phi: Who's Who; Dean's Lisf: Oufsi'anding Young Women in America; Purdue's Alpha Tau Omega Sweefhearf; Purdue's Lambda Chi Alpha sweefhearf; Angel Flight WHO'S WHO 273 274 Who's Who a+ ISU Are . U nparalleled in Brilliance .4 Clinfon. IN residen+. Lloyd Bodie. Jr. is an Educafional Q Adminis+ra+ion maior. His ac+ivi- +ies include: Phi DeHa Kappa; Grea+ Lakes Plane+arium Associa- +ion: In+erna+ional Plane+arium Socie+y; The+a Chi; Hoosier Asso- cia+ion of Science Teachers: Bach- elor of +he Year I963; Science . Teacher, Assisfan+ Principal of Terre Hau+e $ou+h; Na+ional Sci- l ence Teachers Associafion. !nof C picfuredi Senior David Arthur Smifh is a residen+ of Terre Hau+e and his maior is Polifical Science. His ac+ivi+ies include: Campus Eleci'ion Board. assisfanf Bureau Chief; S+uden+ Governmenf Asso- ciafion, A++orney General; Col- lege Republicans, vice-chairman; Dean's Lisf; Alpha Lambda DeH'a; 0 Pi Ka ppa Alpha, vice-presidenf. A I plan +0 specialize in Pedia+ric Nursing and hopefully will become a Nursing Insfrucfor in +he Pedia+ric area. s+a+ed Sen- ior, Karen Freeman from Evans- ville, IN. Her acfivi+ies include: Senior Nursing Class Presidenf; Nu Sigma Gamma. vice-presi- dent S+uden+ Nurses Associa+ion: Nursing Faculfy Council. Alpha Lambda DeHa; Nafional Dean's Lisf; Disfinguished Honor Roll; Dean's Lisf. F Ka+hy Goeh is a Geology maior from Terre Haufe. Her acfivi+ies are: Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Ear+h Science Club. sec- re+ary; Efa Sigma Phi; Alpha Lambda DeHa; Disfinguished Honor Roll; Alumni Foundafion Scholar; Blue Key; Pamarais+a. W m i uum g; mun : W H3 A Connelburg resident Mary Paf Harf plans +0 go +0 graduafe school. Her ac+ivi+ies are: Alpha Phi. co-rush chairmanI social chair- man. Tandem, hike: Rush Counse- lor; Junior Union Board; Union BoardI +reasurer. summer acfivi- +ies. recrea+ion; S+uden+ Alumni Council: Who's Who in +he Junior Class: Who's Who Among Colv leges and Universi+ies; Blumberg Scholarship Award. is I plan +0 pursue a career in mar e+ing management com- men+ed Seniorl Sue Ellen Faust The Indianapolis residen+'s ac+ivi- +ies are: Alpha Phi. vice-presi- dent pledge +rainer, rush co- chairman; Rush Counselor; Union Board; Who's Who in +he Junior Class; Tandem; Tandemonia; Marke+ing Club: Campus Talen+ Show; Les Orleans Disco+heque. A Senior Pearl May McGinness is rom Gas Cify and she hopes +0 pursue a career in fashion mer- chandising. Her ac+ivi+ies are: Alpha Phi. chaplain; Homecoming S+eering CommiHee; Campus Revue; S+u- den+ Alumni Council; Rush Coun- selor; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Who's Who in +he Junior Class; Phi Del+a The+a Sweefhearh Dean's Lish Dis+inguished Honor Roll. Brownsburg resident Eliza- befh Ann Rosner is a Sociology major. Her ac+ivi+ies are: Alpha Phi, pledge class president Homecoming chairmanl Execufive council: Rush Counselor; Junior Union Board; Alpha Kappa DeH'a. secre+ary. freasurer; Pamaris+a. president Greek Honors Ban: quef; Who's Who in +he Junior Class: Alpha Lambda DeHa; Order of Omega. My goal in life is +0 help and serve people a+ all +imes, com- menfed iunior Sherry L. Hin+on. She is from Tell CH'y. and her maior is Public Reiafions. Her ac+ivi+ies are: Sociefy of Collegiafe Journalis+s. president Sigma DeH'a Chi, vice-presiden+; Union Board. public rela+ions; Alpha Omicron Pi. ac+ivi+ies offi- cer; S+uden+ Alumni Council: Homecoming Sfeering Commif- +ee: Ma+ Maids; S+a+esman. sum- mer edi+or, senior repor'rer; Blue Berefs; Hospifalii'y Corps; Kappa Sigma LiHle Sisfer; Alpha Lambda Delfa; Junior Union Board; Dean's Lisf; ISU Academic Scholarship. V Senior Alan Thomas Zunke is an educa+ion maior from Troyl Ohio. His acfivifies are: Spark- e++es; Who's Who in +he Junior Class. WHO'S WHO 275 276 Salu+ing Scholars Pa maris+a An annual spring ri+e af ISU is +he Junior Tea hos+ed by Pamarisfa. The Condif House +ransforms in+o a fee room offer- ing honors and scrupulous pas+ries. Freshmen and sophomores who have ob+ained a 3.25 grade poin'l' average were pleasanfly surprised by receiving Pamarisfa book- marks. The bookmarks are ius+ one example of how Pamaris+a acknowledges scholarship. To promo+e leadership, +0 mainfain high educafion s+and- ards and +0 advance +he spiri+ of service are a selecfion of +he ide- als +he senior honor sociefy is founded upon. Membership is limi+ed +0 +wen+y-five s+uden+s who are selected in +he spring of each year. The sfandards for qualifica- +ions are rigorously main+ained. Each spring wi+h +he assisfance of Mrs. Richard Landini. +he Con- dH' House becomes an enchanted fashionable +ea room when Pamarisfa hos+s +he annual Junior Tea. On +he basis of scholarship and leadership abili+ies, an ou+s+and-. ing freshman wgman in honored by Pamaris+a when +hey make +he selec+ion. Besides +he +radi+ional ac+ivi- Hes and evenfs. Pamaris+a hopes +0 es+ablish a Mbr+ar Board chap- fer af ISU. Blue Key A Panorama of Honor Besides being +he mos+ presfi- gious honor frafernify on campus, Blue Key is acfive in an assor+men+ of ac+ivi+ies and recognifion pro- grams. Many of +he s+uden+s are ac+ive campus leaders: none+he- lessI +hese scholars sfill main+ain a grade poin+ average of 3.0 and higher. Equal imporfance is besfowed upon leadership qualify and academic excellence. Being able +0 organize. +0 budge+ his or her +ime and +0 sfudy are a sample of +he +rai+s and +asks +ha+ Blue Key members mus+ perform. Factu of +he Monfh Award enables s+uden+s +0 express +heir gra+i+ude +0 ou+s+anding profes- sors. This award recognizes +he sincere in+eres+ of +he facul'ry member who sfrives for +he improvemen+ of +he s+uden+s. Because of +his honor, Blue Key provides +he oppor+uni+y for s+u- den+s 1'0 say '+hanks' in an unique way. Ques+ions abouf genefal aca- demic subiecfs and on +he ISU communi+y are +he inquiries made during +he annual Quiz Bowl Tour- namenf which is sponsored by Blue Key. The +radi+ional vicfory bell and +he baskefball spirif awards are me+hods +ha+ Blue Key uses +0 mainfain school pride. Blue Key also expands i+s influ- ence wH'h +he Terre Haufe com- munify. These even+s include Hon- ors Day program, Chrisfmas Tree Lighfing ceremonyI and commu- ni+y proiecfs. Being Blue Key presidenf is an oppor'l'unHy +0 con+inue 'I'o develop leadership abili+y. Mary Smelfzer was president An annual spring banque+ is held by +he currenf members +0 welcome inifia+es. PAMARISTAIBLUE KEY 277 278 Blue Beret Union Hos+ess Are lSU Hoosier HospilalHy On a firsl visif +0 lSUI many vis- ifors are bewildered as +hey wan- der +hrough new surroundings; however, +wo groupsl Blue Berel' and Union Hos+ess are always will- ing +0 lend a helpful hand. A friendly smile and a good pair of walking shoes are +wo requiremenfs for Blue Beret From a dinner al' +he Hulman Cenler +0 a receplion in +he CondH House. +he Blue Bere'rs afiend all maior universify even'rs. Campus l'ours. serving refreshmenfs. gree+ing guesls are all funcfions +ha+ Blue Berel' perform. Members musl' be dependable and responsible in enacfing l'heir assignmenk. Mos+ of +he common characl'erisfics are an oufgoing personalify. dedicalion and a pride in +heir school. Kim Vollmer commenfed. Being a Blue Beref is an unique honor and +he rewards are fremendous. ln I967, +he adminis+ra+ion organized +he Blue Bere+ Corps +0 serve as +he official hosless and hosls for +he Universily. These s+u- denfs wi+h +heir wide varie+y of inferesfs make i+ +heir business +0 provide +his essen'l'ial funclion. Being responsible for serving a+ conferences. dances. banquefs and concer+s are some of +he vari- e+y of fasks +he Union Hosl'ess mus'r fulfill. Being a Union Hosl'ess is a golden oppor+uni+y +0 meel' new people and +0 become more involved in school ac+ivi+ies. This year Union Hosless was headed by Andrea Gougeon. Fronf Row: Irene Kepics. Janis Good- man, Cindy BarlowI Lelha Shoal. Mary Swift Linda Marlin. Cindy Brown. Sec and Row: Rick Copenhaven. Andrea Gougeon. Mary Smelfzer. Marla DuslI Jeanne Riggs. Sfeve Junghans. Sandy JewellI Rila King. Fronf Row: Lana Jackson. Linda Bar+ling. Joyce S+uder. Debbie San+os. Second Row: Mandy Kile, Debbie KingI Tracy Rausch. Sue Kelley, Sherry Hinfon, Jane Hagensielrer. Claudia Saxer. Laura Rudolph. Terri Nicholson. Mari Lynn Welch. Olga ImperialI Gloria Spurgin, Third Row: Dave Sandusky, Kim Vollmer, Jana Cable. Kurl' Maddock. Mark Pearl. Doug Pfaff, Doug Shelton. Pa+ Reynolds. Mark Siders. Eric Koglin. Carol Ham- mondl Helen Paulin. Cindy Johnson. Fourfh Row: Greg Hun+, Bill Novakoski. Sam George. Terry Cunningham. Barf Allen. Craig Barkley. Bob Heafon, Dave Man. Dave Land. Dave Howell. S+eve Predaina. Dave Lamping. Always a Cheerful Welcome BLUE BERET 279 280 SGA. BSU. RHA A World of Poli+ics. Service SGA To express frusira+ions. anxie- fies or briiiiani' ideas. s+uden+s are for+una+e +0 have +he Si'udemL Governmenf Associa+ion for +his funcfion. SGA is +he Iargesf organiza+ion on campus because every s+uden+ is aufomaiically a member. SGA consis+s of +hree branches: execu+ive. Iegisla+ive and iudicial. For s+uden+s' direci communi- ca+ion +0 +he adminisfrafion. +he execu'rive branch fulfills +his obli- ga+ion. This segmen+ involves all +he officers of SGA. The iegislafive branch allofs money +0 s+uden+ organizafions. crea+es aciiviiies for wor'l'hwhiie proiecfs and reguiafes any non- academic aspec+s of s+uden+ life. For +hose brave enough +0 fighf a iraffic fickei, +he judicial branch assisi's in +his area. Cases also involve any universify Jrraiiiiic vioa Ia+ion or school policy. This fac+or permifs +he s+uden+ +0 have his case heard by his fellow peers. Campus elecfions which were held in +he spring arose a number of complainfs by +he candidaies. They ranged from violafions of +he eiecfion posi'ering code. vo+er solici+a+ion +0 +he polls and +ardi- ness on poll openings. SGA President Roger Schmel- zer commeni'ed +ha+ he feli his adminisirafion had achieved +heir goals and +ha+ +he Senafe was good +0 work wii'h. His philosophy is his adminis+ra+ion was +0 s+rive +0 find ouf wha+ +he s+uden+s wani'ed and +0 see +ha+ +heir desires were fulfilled. Fuiure goals +ha+ +he new SGA adminisfra+ion hopes +0 aHain are: new revised and updafed elecfion codes; +he SGA consfifu- +ion revised and +he esfabiishmenf of +he Kur+ Thomas Scholarships. New SGA Officers for I980 SGA Presiden+ e Larry Ofeham SGA Vice Presidenf e Ed Beck BSU Prime Minis+er e Bobby Radcliffe BSU Premier e Fred Mifchen SAC Presideni e Beverly Borchelf SAC Vice-Presiden+ e- Jim Perry En BSU Black Creal'ivi'l'y and promoling school pride in black s+uden+s is +he Black Sludenf Union's prime funcfion. Aclive par+icipa+ion is +he key phrase +ha+ BSU staff members advocale. Wilh larger slaffs. BSU asserls +ha+ more ach'revemenl's can be produced. BSU prides i+self in being +he au+horized governing service for all black sfudenls; however. +hey also main+ain +he inferes+s of ofher s+uden+s and +he commu- nify. Some of he even+s BSU spon- sored were: Miss Ebony Pageant Black Awards. and +he Ebony Mai- esfic Choir. Irene BriH was +he prime minis- +er for +he curren+ year. RHA Feeling lonely and homesick? Does your roomma're drive you up +he wall? Jus+ wanf +0 complain? The Residence Hall Associa- +ion handles +hese problems and ofhers +ha+ residence hall s+uden+s have. GeHing sludenfs acquain+ed wi+h +heir neighbors and mainfaining uni+y among +he various dorms are +wo of RHA's prime goals. Housing changes. renlals for refriger- a+ors and special programs are various func'rions RHA serves. During S+uden+ Week, RHA and SGA hos+ed Coffee Houses. Discos. and guesf speakers as Animal House's aulhor. Chris Miller, were +he highligh+s. Dedica+ion. responsibilHy and loyalty are characferisflcs of +he Black Sludenl Union. SGAIRHAlBSU 28 I 282 Who's Who in Hue Junior Class Who's Who in +he Junior Class were seiec+ed for rheir academic achievemen+ and leadership in campus ac+ivi+ies. The following were selec+ed: Cindy Barlow; Linda Barfling; Beverly Borchelf; Janna CeHic League Shamrocks. kilfs and bagpipes were some of +he lore +ha+ drew people +0 +he Cel+ic League. Scofland. Wales and Ireland were all +opics of discussion. Treasures of Early Irish Ar+'l was +he slide exhibif seen on +he League's iourney +0 +he Carnegie Ins+i+u+e in PiHsburg. To celebra+e +he arrival of spring +he League held a ceilli a+ Bacchi's +0 com- memorafe +he Eas+er Uprising. Also, flags were flown on +he Quad on special CeHic days. Dr. Sfeven Connelly and Sandra McClilland exhin Harp beer fee shirts. Cable: Kraig Gibbons; Paula High- baugh. Sherry Hin+onI Joyce Luker. Mar- cia Moon. Terri Nicholson. Cafhy Opa- sik. Kelly Pahud, James Perry, Kim Pra- ra+. Claudia Saxer. Doug Shelfon. Charles Smifh. Allen Tamar. Sandra Thorsfeinson, Becky Trimple. Kim lYollmerI Joyce Washingfon, Jane Wil- rams. S+uden+ Alumni Council Linking Alumni and S+uden+s Affer gradua+ion a s+uden+'s associafion wi+h ISU does no+ +er- minafe. buf if con+inues in +he role of alumni. Communica+ion befween sfudenfs and alumni is +he goal of +he S+uden+ Alumni Council. SAC's func+ion is 1'0 keep more s+uden+s in confacf wi+h Hie alumni. universi+y and communify. In I977l Hue SAC was formed from +he former iunior and senior class cou 'ls. Af'rer merging, membershlu ose +0 around 70 upperclasst SAC hosh-zidi varie+y of ac+ivi- fies. They included: Welcome WeekI Telefunds, Who's Who in +he Junior Class; Senior Awards Banquei'; Communi+y Exchange; Alumni Awareness Week. During Homecoming week. SAC made sure +ha+ Alumni were gree'red wifh en+husiasm and file council combined +heir effor+s +0 build a floa+ in +he homecoming parade. SAC sponsored +he Miss ISU Pagean+ and Teresa Hamilfon won +he +i+le. BeHer Communicafion befween sfudenfs and alumni is +he poinf s+ressed. Serving on +he council involves dedicafion. +ime and responsibili+y. STUDENT ALUMNI COUNCIL 283 284 ROTC A++en+ionl Forward March! These are familiar words for +he Reserve Officer Training Corps s+uden+s as +hey go +hrough drill exercises. While in +he program, regular or reserve commissions are gran+ed +0 sfudenfs while comple+ing degree requiremenfs. Compe+i+ion drill +eams. rifle squad. parachufing. skiing. and rappeling are a few of +he even+s ROTC s+uden+s par+icipa+ed in. Compefifion involved in +he ISU ROTC Exhinion Squad and +he ISU ROTC Color Guard. Begun in I967, ROTC has rapidly grown due +0 +he en+husias+ic cade+s in recruifing. Maneuvers presenf s+udenfs wi+h difficulf challenges. Move H! Move H! 9 Qerjpnim . 0 skills a+ ,cai'npf Row l: Linda Bachman; Jerry Crisosfomo. Jill Be ; Carol AveriH; Larry S+aley: Regina Jones; Brenda Barneff; Julie Blaschke. Row 2: Kei+h Hayes; Robbie Rogers; Suzanne Leclair; Jeff Cable: Laura Richardson: Mary Klause; Deb Goodman; Maricia Schabel: Jana Cable; Row 3: Bob Gibbons; Vince Hollingswor+h; Gregg Neel: Bob Pefif; Jim Richardson. Kenf KuniceI Roger La Grange: Amy Bullock; Joyce S+uder. E+a Sigma Phi Organizafions are more +han iusf mee'rings and dues. Various proiec+s, programs and +ours are planned. E+a Sigma Phi. +he For- eign Language Honorary. held +he producfion of Amphifrys. Learning +0 appreciafe +he various culfures. Efa Sigma Phi produced +he play. Amphifrys. ROTClJR. UNION BOARD 285 Two familiar names cons'ranfly pop up wi+h campus ac+ivi+y leaders: Union Board and Linda Eldred. Linda has +he disfinclion of being l'he firs'r program direclor al ISU. A former elemenlary educal'ion maior a+ ISU. Linda ioined flue s+uden+ ac+ivi+ies s+aff in I963, affer only half a year of leaching. A former Union Board president Linda is an experl' on background and program of +he Board. She advises all Union Board evenls. including Homecoming. Campus Carnivall plus discos, ice cream socialsl arl shows. and much more. The basic goal behind all Union Board work. says Linda' is +0 provide a well rounded program of aclivi+ies for +he en+ire Universify communi+y by slaying aHuned +0 +he campus wan+s and needs. And how does Linda see her iob? I provide a confinuily. carrying over from year +0 year +he various proiec+ and pro- grams - hopefully making i+ easier. as easy as possible. In I967 Linda founded +he Blue Berels. al a requesf from Universi+y officials +0 form an elife group +0 serve as represenl- alives of +he adminisfralion a+ college rela+ed func'rions. Since ifs founding +he corps have developed an oulslanding record of service and dedicalion. Linda is a na+ive Haufian. She aHended Glenn High School where she was very aclive in a wide variely of school aclivi+ies. She served as senior class president iunior class vice-presi- denl. freshman and sophomore class sec- relary, and Y-Teen president lo name a few. As an lSU sludenl Linda was Chi Omega vice-presidenf and personnel officer. SGA represenlalive and a mem- 286 LINDA ELDRED ber of Homecoming s+eering CommiHee. She credils her sororily wifh giving her confidence 1'0 seek leadership posi- +ions. Coming from a small high school. she had reserva+ions abou'r her abilily +0 work wilh larger campus groups. Linda also credi+s Chi Omega wi+h eslablishing many lifelong. +rue friendships. Besides overseeing 30-plus Union Board programs a year. Linda also serves as secrel'ary of +he Salval'ion Army Advi- sory Board. Search Commi++ee for +he Universil'yI pasl' regional represenlaliile for +he Associafion of College Union In+erna+ional, Region Nine and ACU-l publicily direclor for +hree years. In her spare +ime Linda enioys macrame. craHs work. pain+ing and sporls even'rs. M W Linda Eldred has dedicaled l5 years of her life lo +he Union Board and HS pro- grams. l fry +0 provide inspiralion and mo+iva+ion as well as serve as a source of reference. An underlying goal of Linda's is +0 gel college sludenl's involved will! Union Board and +rain +hem +0 +ake responsibili- +ies. To grow and mafure flirough leader- ship +raining roles. When you're as busy as Linda Eldred Hie phone can be bofh a god-send and a rude in+errup+ion in a hec'ric schedule. m mm M uwmm3 , G. CHANDLER LINDA ELDRED 287 288 The hear+ of all campus acfivi- fies bea+s wifh +he pulse of +he l8 devo+ed sfudenf members of H19 Tirey Memorial Union Board. Through +heir efforfs. many maior campus func+ions are able +0 flourish. Involvemenf of as many s+u- denfs as possible is +he chief goal. Junior Union Board, Sfeering CommiHees and Universify Hos'r- ess Corps are a sample of +he mefhods used for s+uden+ parfici- pa+ion. Campus even+s as Campus Carnival, disco dances, movies and arf exhibifs were sponsored by Union Board in +he fall. Bofh campus and communify enioyed +he splendor and +he fes- +ivi+ies of Homecoming. Each year, Union Board accomplished +he maior fask of assimilafing evenfs for s+uden+s and alumni. The S+a+e Room fumed in+o an exo+ic assor+men+ of flora when +he Planf Sale was. Bourbon S+ree+ came +0 ISU by way of Les Orleans. Soufhern romance filled +he a+mosphere wH'h +he aid of mellow iau music and +he enchan'ring voices of +he blue singers. H' was a ioinf efforf of Rose Hulman and Sainf-Mary- of-fhe-Woods and ISU. Tandemonia. ice cream socials and +he Tirey Memorial Union's bir+hday were o+her even+s held. Andrea Gougeon Copenhaver Joyce Sue Terri Pefe Luker Fausf Nicholson Grinnel The mysfic of old England sprang +0 life when +he Madrigal Dinners were held. Enio ing +he Chrisfmas spirif are Anne Cob . Don Wilke. Jeff Kriefemeyer and Pam Frank. Rewards for a spring vaca+ion in Florida. The Union Board held +he firsf annual +an con+es+ +his spring. Joyce George Studer Redfearn Eldred Shimer Vargo UNION BOARD 289 In Memoriam During ISU's spring vaca+ion. +he Indiana Sfafesman regreHed +he sudden deafh of Mrs. Della Goldner. The Sfafesman's business man- ager for l2 years passed away on March I2. I979 a+ Union Hospi- +al. Mrs. G. offen filled +he role as an official counselor for iour- nalism s+uden+s. Mrs. G. was an inspira'rion +0 me in becoming edifor-in-chief and in my iournalis+ classes a+ +he Sfafesman. She was a guiding force for me in my +hree years 61' +he S+a+esman. I'll miss her a lot commenfed Eric Finn in +he Sfafesman. S+uden+s had a chance +0 cafch up on campus news during morn- ing classes when +he Sfafesman changed +0 morning delivery. An added feafure +his year was a weekly actounf of local en+er+ain- men+ around +he fown. Bargain hunfing sfudenfs were able +0 find discoun+ ads and coupons fea- +ured in +he paper. Working on +he school paper provides a unique oppor+uni+y for sfudenfs +0 explore +heir fu+ure professions. Also. H permifs sfu- den+s +0 become involved in school ac+ivi+ies. and sfudenfs become aware of +he various aspecfs of +he campus. Dedicafion is +he key word in prinfing a daily paper. and every- one meefing +heir deadlines. 290 THE INDIENH Reflec'rions? As we come +0 +he end of anofher schooI year. i+ would seem 1'0 be +he +ime for refleciions of +he past Well. by goIIy. no+ for me! I have had four years of classes. insane professors. Terre Hau+e. chuckholes. railroading. Sonka, nerds. hangovers. dorm food Ifor +wo years only. ofherwise, I wouIdn'I' be here +0 wriI'e +hisI. emp+y bank accounfs. Six+h S+ree+ sfench. Taco Tico. pizza and +he Serving ISU and Terre Haute Since 1895 STETESMHN like. and I'm sick of 3+. Anyway, H's +ime +0 look +0 +he fufure. A fime +0 go ou'r info +ha+ big, real world. where fhe o+her half lives. and find a iob. I+ would be nice +0 shoo+ for six million like our s+ar Larry Bird. bu+ beHer +0 seHIe for wha+ you can get We 61' +he Sfafesman hope we have served our purpose +his year. We have fried +0 upgrade +he s+a- +us of our paper around fhe cam- pusI and make if respecfable Iand Row I:Casse Grayson. Lisa Chea+ham. Janef Rich. Shelley Keever. RowZ: Gary Gerard. Mike Hibbard. Jim Howe. Dave Hill. David Hughes. Mark Blanchard. Eric Finn. Ray Hochgasang. Gary Kauffman. Ka+hy Dennis. even downrigh'I inferesfingI. We, have provided coverage of mosf campus even+s, and I hope +his fradifion con+inues in +he fu+ure. Eric Firm The Indiana S'I'afesman May3. I979 STATESMAN 29! Kevin Snyder Ri1a S1arkeyw - Cheryl S1er11berg ' ' 1'ockham 9n Emer+ r+ Evans ald Rye Sch HONORARIES! Picko+he pm Nu '1 Sigma Gamma 294 V L Nursing Hondrary Barbar6 Arnold I N Linda Barfling Elaine Beckman Debra Benne++ , Beverly: BorcheH Alicia Brandle .L0uise. Buckley Ann Coul+as y, Lynn Cris+ N k g'JaneDavis , . A f ,Sandra Drozdz: Roberta Dunn ' NiancyiEdwards LL Desiree Elfzrofh , Debra Fredritks ' L, L i - De bra :Garreff- L , jSUSan Garzoline y; I, Cynfhia Harmon . u-g , f Cafhy Herrihgmn' : Jennifer Knoffs Lisa Kross Pam Leifheif Joyce Luker Cindy Marrs Julie Mar+in Nancy Miracle Kimberly Moerdyk Kimberly Prara+ L Jain Price Jean Rowe : :7 MaryRyan Janice Schumacher , Charisse Sszer Margaret S+ul1'z ' Jane Vahling Leslie Wagner Ca ndy Wegner , SuNsan Weyer Phi Alpha The+a Hisfory Honorary Tammy Baer Nancy Bibb Susan Cduchie Glenda Bowers Doro+hy Buck N David BuHs Maggie Chang. ' Tin Dunigan N Mark EWald Alice Gusfin Max'Harden, JoAnn Hyde :Sfeveln King I: Lorna? 'K'nauw Gene Kubacki Linda Lindsey Tony McDonald , Ca ndace Marfin Jerry Miller David Pfaff ' Mark Pufnam Bill SeImN Jack Sifa rski Richard S+ringfellow John Villa Pfe-s+on WiHiams Merle Winn DeHafPsi Ka ppa Physical Educa+ion Pafricia Ar+hur Jane+ Lisch Susanne Bair Rhonda Low ' o Chris BruneH Jolinda Lucas Diane Budd Janice Marfin I 3 Tammy Compfon Holly Noel 0 Jill Doerfler Mike Powers Evelyn Dunbar Julie Record .1 Pa++i Flak Jody Record L ' 91 I PafriCia Fran+z Jody Rigel -i-1 , Debbie Gadd Eliza be+h Shel'ron '- ,0 Lou Ann Ga+es Tim Thomas CD L Rhonda GUHd-ef JoAnn Underwood m: H' Treva Hall i, . Theresa VeHh g , Mary Kelly' Pafricia WainscoH' Sue Kimmel Sharon WeHschurack Susan Knies Deb WhiHock Karen Kolarik Marla Wiedeman Donna Kregel ,Ri+a Willibey Brenda Layman Sheryl Zoll Pi Lambda Thaa Women's Honorary in Educa+ion Bonnie Basham Clara B. Bidwell Pameal Bird Sherry Boyd Pa+ricia Brackney Susan Clokey Befh Easferday Pamela Farris Jean Gemmecke Marilyn Gerberick Darold Hagerman LisaHahn Susan Harris Jane Hildenbrandk Sherry Ice Lisa Irelan Janice Jeffery Karon Neiswinger Carol Piefy Kafhy Raypole Julie Richardson Cynfhia Rowe Nancy ScoH Nancy Shull Amy Jo SmHh Jo Ellen Sowers Sandra Swandic Mary Williams HONORARIES 295 away -!m, w w ?2 HONO ARIES 297 . Harpenal ; - y Hobbs 'andy Hur+ Jo cobs K ahl y L aw Cindy Grby Mary Ellen Grace Befsy Smi+h Denise Sullivan Carla Thompson Becky Barkman Julie BenneH Pamela Bird JeH Balke Denise Blanford Shari Byers Nancy Daws 'err DeFroh J Sherry Hin 0 Debbie Klisurich Doug Hammerling Kim Vollmer ' 'e're e-itncouraqed +0 ioin An+he' naeum. Ac'rivHies included - 0 V , wete,. picnics. bssons gem canfidence by dry land games. , demonsha'fians. S+uden+s were ecome familiar wif 5k: a .f rday night +he en1' Cen+er held - +rips. hay- s and games hip and spirJ, E. Nancy Av. Ion Buck ikfcd: Doug Hamngrhl? Tiw ., I L. , VD, bio KIIsurIcI'IE LISQ Fan r' Charms. Bob I . I Jenm RehI-Ig EdifOf-in-CMO'F , Vicki DI: Associafo Edifor - Debbie Klisuricz Evonh Edifor j Kim Vollmer Enforhinmcnf Editor Carol Averiff m Edifor , Bobby Cefalo agoniufions Eddor Dung Hammeriing Dorms Editor II . I, , Jenni Rehrig Feafuro Edifor Dabee Klisurich 4 index Edifpr Nancy Averift Business Manager I LIsa Faust? H ,L , Phofo graphy EdIIor 690i Chandkr - - , Darkroom TocmeIaII Sfew Bucks : . I I PhoIographers ' -r iTonIVescow 4 Barry Mason ' i I' IAclIIIowledg IIIIIoIIIsI Rod's Photo grapl'Iy of ChIcaqo, Diclk Kennard of Taylor PublIshing Co'rnpany. fDon Cheafham gr: , Darrel Phegley i . : , Doug Hammerlmg -- I i I LAdvIsor DI. JahnA Boycf - Sourcing HasIer Chance House of PhIIquIa phy: Kadel's iI ' hahgraphy ISU- AVC Spa m lnforrha'hoh; Wom-- I I II: S pom lnformahon Semces, S paciai Services T 'T I Pugsl! LasI summer. Ihe Sycamore Yearbook sIaff IoIsI a. good . friend andn-sIaII member when? Vernon VoIIman OI BfoonviIIe passed away In a Iragic acci- dehI 1 Pugs as III: was aII ' faIer Im I 'anas Ihe I , Lookouf'secIIo 1 eIemenIary Le :ucaIibn mama; , 1 - His loss Is ygreaIIy IeII by hisj: ' Iamin and Iriends. ,bmg up I Ihe IeILIIV-III III; I ' Ike 5 camera Yearbook IIIIsIIedl , and busIIecI Io compIeIe IIIe I979 YearboaIII'II , deadlmes came and II Day, 1 y, myInoI , ,on mawrtIrom WInamac HIBILI- M I each crIsIs WIIII conhdence, r' humor, Ier-Ior and an upseI qumQ fTacl'I: nonetheless aIIer a Iv , JIIIreaIemng wprds. VIcIn I06II'Y . g command and ImIshed IIIe mIss'I6n ? isuccessfuIIyI w ' svcmon EXRIIJGGK 3'on The purpose of a Yearbook is fo capfure memories like +hese forgd+en sfyles. For +hose who sfill aren'f sure abou+ Terre Hau+e's loca+ion. drive eas+ on I770 ou+ of Indianapolis for 70 miles. No ma++er whaf +he sifuafion Home- coming or Campus Carnival games - everyone ge+s info +he ad of coaching. AL B U M by Everybody 305 306 ADAMS. KAREN. Terre Hau+e. In+erior Design ALLENI BART, Barringfon Hills. IL Speech Communica+ion ALLENl SHERYLI Brownsburgl Recreafion ALMERAS. MARY JOl Bicknell. Elemenfary Educa+ion ANDERSON. ROBERT. Aus+in, Elemen+a ry Educa+ion AULD, CAROL. Mari'insville. Office Adminis+ra+ion VBAIRD. DAVID. Speedway. Elec+ronics BAKERI BENNITTA. Terre Hau+e. Special Educa+ion BAKER. NORMAN. French Lick. Mafh BARKER, STEVEN. Roachdale. Speech BARKMANN. REBECCA. Evansville. Special Ed.. Speech and Hearing BARNETT, DAVIDI Franklin, Manufacfuring Supervision BARNHILL. KAREN. Terre Hau+e. Communi'ry Heal+h BARRETTl ANTHONYI Ambia. Elemen+ary Educa+ion BATTLE, JOHN, Indianapolis. Environmental Heal+h BEACHY. LOIS. Middlebury. Home Economics BEAN, DEBORAH. Pala+ine. IL. Marke+ing BEDWELL. DONNA. Jasonville. English The Class of I979 BELCHERI RICHARD, Indianapolis. Physical Educafion BEMBEY, KATHERINE, Indianapolis, Commercial Ar+ BENNETTI BEVERLYI Anderson. English BENTONl PATRICIA, Terre Haufe. Elemen+a ry Educafion BERRY. DARIEN. Gary. Ar+ Educa+ion BERRY, DAVID, Winfhrop Harbor. IL, Business Adminis+ra+ion BERTRAND, ANN, Poseyville, Ma+h BEYERS. GAYLE. Terre Hau+e. Speech Communicafion BIALON. MELODY, Whifing. Music One +oo-0Hen seen sign af fa regisfra- fion: closed classes. SENIORS 307 308 BI BB, NANCY. Terre Hau+e. Social Science. Educa+ion BIRDI PAMELAI Terre Hau+e. Elemen+ary Educa+ion BISHOP. BARBARA. LaPor+e. Eiemen+ary Educa+ion BLADEl VICKIE. Terre Haufe. Speech and Hearing BLANDFORD, DENISE. Tell Ci+y. Elementary Educa+ion BLESSING. DEBORAH, Milan. Recrea+ion In Feburary. gymnas+ Kur+ Thomas Har righfL was honored wifh an invi+a+ion +0 +ravel +0 Washing+on. D.C. +0 mee+ Pres- idenf Ca r+er. B. Mason BOEGLIN. DAVIDI Hun+ingburg, Business Adminisfra+ion BOGNER, JOHN, Sharon. PA. Heal'l'h and Safei'y BOTTS. CHARLES, Terre Haufe. Urban-Regional BOUCHIE. SUSAN. Washingfon. Social Science BOYER, MERLE. Terre Hau+e. Psychology BREITENBACH. MARYl Valparaiso. Elemen+ary Educaiion BRIDGES. ROY. Terre Hau+e, Elecfronics BRIGGS. DON NA. Terre Haufe, Business Managemenf BROUGHTON. PAMELAl Marengo. Social Science BROWN. SHERYL. Marshall. IL. Social Work BRUNETTEI CATHERINE. Wes+ Terre Hau+e. Inferior Design BUCK. SHAWN. Bafesville, An+hropology BUEHL. ROBERT. Falls Church. VA, English BURCHETT. PATRICIA, Cayuga. Business Adminis+ra+ion BURK. FREDl Terre Haufe. Business Adminis+ra+ion and Managemen+ BURKHARDT. LEO. Indianapolis. Business Adminisfrai'ion BURNETT. CHARLES, Indianapolis Communi+y Heal+h BUTCHER, JILL. Robinson. IL, Physical Educa+ion BUTLER. STANLEY, Paris. IL. Business Adminis+ra+ion BUFF. JOYCEI Terre Hau+e. IN Speech. Social S+udies BUTRUM. DEBORAH, Evansville. Special Educai'ion CAIN. ANNABELLEI Terre Hau+e, Child Developmenf CAI N, REBECCA. Indiana polis. Elemenfary Educafion CALHAN. CATHRINE. New Ross. Nursing Many long hours go info +he making of a successful hike feam. Qualificafions are an imporfanf parf of +he procedure. CALIFFI MARYl Berkeley. IL. Die+e+ics CALLAND, PATRICIA. Indianapolis. Commercial Ari- CAMP. MELVIN. Bedford. Business Adminisi'rafion CARPENTER. RICKY, GreencasHe, Ma+h CARTYl CLYDEI Clin+on, Elemenfary Educafion CASE. GARY. Monroe Ci+y. Ma+h Educa+ion CHANDLER, GEOFFREY. Indiana polis. Indusfrial Arfs CHEATHAM, LISA. Indianapolis. Journalism and Broadcaang CHEATHAMI RUTH. Paris. IL' Elemeni'ary Educa+ion H was +he year of H19 Sycamore as spor+s domina+ed life a+ ISU CHIANG. VIVIANI Indianapolis. Arf CLANCY. CONSTANCE. Rockville. Elemenfa ry Educa+ion CLARK. JUDITH. La Porfe. Music Educa+ion CLASS. JACQUELINE, Terre Haufe. Physical Educa+ion CLASSI KEITH. Terre Hau'te. Physical Educai'ion CLAWSONl KIRBY. New Paris. Criminology CLENDENEN. DAVIDl Indianapolis, Chemis+ry CLIFTONl ROBERT. Brownsburg. Broadcas+ing CLODFELTER, DEBORAH. Evansville. Social Work COLE. DOUGLAS. Perryville. Public Relafions COLE. WILLIAM. For+ville. Music COLEMAN. MYRA. Indiana polis. Business Adminisfra+ion SENIORS 3H Lamber'r is new direc+or a+ HCUC Cliff Lambert an ins+ruc+or a+ +he Sycamore players and Sum- S+. Mary's. was appoin+ed as +he mer Thea+res. new direcfor of Hulman Cenfer. He replaces Kim Tidd as Direc- Lamber+ received his 3.5. and for. Tidd accepfed a similar posi- M.S. degrees in +hea+re from ISU. fion a'r +he Universify of Colorado He also served as +he publici+y in Boulder. diredor and business manager for COLVIN. STEPHEN. Loogoo+ee. Accou nfing COOPER, GARLINDA. Terre Haui'e. ln+erior Design COOPER. GREOGRY. Indianapolis. Consfrudion Technology COOPER. LANA. Vincennes. Markefing CORBITT. WALLACEI Evansville. Environmental HeaHh CRISS. LESTER. Jasonville. Speech Communica+ion DALTON. JOHNl BoswellI Business Adminisfrai'ion DAVENPORT. JOYCE. Nor+h Liberfy. Broadcasi'ing DAVIDSON. JANELL, Bloomfield. Markefing DAVISl JANE. Wes+ Terra Haufe. Nursing DAVIS. JOHN. Easf Chicago. Chemis+ry DAVISI PAULA. HanoverI Elementary EducaHon DAY. VICTORIA. Winamac, Crimonology DEBOLT, SUSAN. Union CH'y. Home Economics DECKARD. ROBERT. CrawfordsviHe. Recreafion DEEMI RON. Franklin. Ar+ DEFRONZO. SHERRI. Elkhar+ Special Educafion DEJEAN. ELIZABETH. Evansvillel Tex+iles and Clothing DEMIK. RANDAL. Crown Poin'l'I Professional Flighf DICKEY, TERRI. Monfezuma. English and In+erior Design DIENERI MARYI Reynolds. Early Childhood Developmenf DORRIS. JULI ET, Indiana polis. Psychology DOUGHER. WI LLIAM. Peekskill, NY. Criminology DOYLE. PAMELAI Pa+ricksburg. Business Educa+ion DOYLE. REBECCA. Prince+on. Radio and Television DROEGE, RUTHI Wadesville. Nursing DUMAS. LYNN. Danville. IL. Business Adminis+ra+ion DUNCAN. PATRICIA. Indianapolis. Elemenfary Educa+ion DWENGER, WENDY. Columbus. Elemenfary Educa+ion DEBOSE, REGINALD EBY, MARGUERITE, Monmoufh Juncfion, NJ, Medical Technology EDWARDS. ADA, Mi+chell. Special Educa+ion EDWARDS. WILLIAMl Terre Haufe. Public Relafions SENIORS 314 EHRMAN. THERESA. Fr. Wayne. Physical Educafion EIFLER. MARK. Chandler, Music Educafion EMMERT. RENEE. Brazil, Die+e+ics EUBANK, KATHRYN, Terre Haufe. Markefing EVANS. ALLEN. Terre Haufe. Marke+ing FAGG, SHARON. Brazill Business Adminis+ra+ion FERGUSON. BARBARA. Gary, Special Educa+ion FIELDS, PEGGY. Sandborn. Business Educa'rion FIGG. DIANNAl Terre Hau+e. Accouang FINDLEYI NANCY. Terre Hau+e. Special Educai'ion FINNIGAN, ELIZABETH. Peekskill. NY. Elementary Educafion FISK. SARAH. Terre Haufe. Recrea+ion FLECK. WILLIAM. Jasper. Accoun+ing and Managemenf FLOWERSI KATHY, Terre Hau+e. Elementary Educa+ion Samsi'ag Nach+ Fever Every year for +he pasf six years. +housands of people pour into +he fairgrounds during +he lasf week of Sepfember and +he firs+ week of Odober. The occasion? The Oberlander's Ok+ober- fest The Oldoberfesi' provides en+er+ainmen+ for young and old wi+h German music. dancing. food. arfs and craffs, and carnival amusemenh. H also provides German beverage - beer - which is drunk by +he cup or buckeHul. depending on +he wea+her. This Iasi aHradion has served +0 draw many college siudenfs. For +he souvenir buckeh. naiurally. FLOYDI THOMAS. Gary. Elemenfary Educa+ion FORREN. CINDY. Marshall. IL, Elemen'l'ary Educaiion FOXWORTHY, KARENl Williamspori'I Maih FREELAND. ANN, Fowler, Special Educafion FREEMAN. KARENI Evansville. Nursing FUDGE. A. CHARLES. Newark. NJ. Broadcas+ing FUSCO. CHERYL. Pimen+o. Marke+ing GARRIOTT. TERRI. Fowler. Elemenfary Educa+ion GASSEN. DANIEL. Terre Hau+e, Geography GAVIN. MICHAEL, Indianapolis. Speech Communica'l'ion GENTRY. CHARLES, BrazilI English GERWELS. FRANCES, Goshen, Ciofhing and Texfiles SENIORS 3I5 GIBSON. WILLIAM. Perrysville. Business Adminisfraiion GILLEY, RICHARDl Washington, Business Educafion GLASS. SANDRAI India na polis. Markefing GMELlCH. BNANCY. Marshall. IL. Elementary Educafion GOEBEL. JACKI. Terre Hau+e. Markefing GOLDSTEIN. LOUIS. Long Island. NYI Radio-Television GOODMAN. RANDY. Lin+on. Managemenf GOODRICH. RONALDl Covingi'on. Mechanical Technolegy GOUGH. ELIZABETH. Terre Hau'l'e. Arf Educafion GRAY. MELVA. Orleans. Accoun+ing GRAVES, PHI LLl P. Indianapolis. Business Adminisfra+ion GRAY. SHERRE. Mar+insville. Social Science Educai'ion GREEN. STAN. Wes+ Terre Hau+e. Recreafion GREENEl DENNIS, Loogoo+ee. Markefing GUBITZ, LYNNI Homewood, IL, Nursing I GURCHIEK. RICHARD. Terre Hau+e. Business Adminisfrai'ion GU RZWI LLERI HAROLD. Ba+esville. Poli+ical Science HALL. BRENDA. Terre Hau+e, Elemenfary Educafion HALL. NANCY, Oak'rown. Criminology HALLI N. JEAN, Harmony. Ar+ HAMILTON. WILLIAM. GreencasHe, Business Adminis+ra+ion HAMMERLING. DOUGLAS. Indianapolis. His+ory s HAMMOND. CAROL. Arcadia, Accounfing HAMMOND. JAMES. Terre Hau+e. Psychology HAMRICK. THOMA. Cherry Hill, NJ. French HANKINS. MONICA. Kokomo. Physical Educafion HANLON. TIMOTHY. Soufh Bend. Broadcasfing Everybody's favorife mouse celebra+ed his 50+h birfhday las+ fall. The offspring of Walf Disney's imagina+ion. he was born in November of I928 in H16 car+oon hi+ Sfeamboaf Willie. SENIORS 3l7 HARBISON. MICHAELI Prince+on. ' Music Educafion HARDYI SUE. WolcoH'viIIe, Polifical Science HARRIS. BARRY. Newark. NJ. Mechanical Technology HARTI GARY. Odon. Indus+rial Arfs HASEMAN, FRED. Morrisfown. lndusfrial Arfs HASSANl SAAD. Terre Haufe. Medical Technology HAUENSTEINl NENAl Indianapolis, Business Managemen+ HEADYI DANE, Terre Hau+e. Polifical Science HEATH, HOLLY. Michigan CHy. ISU is SMU In honor of $+eve Marl'in's concert SGA declared ISU 1'0 be Steve Martin Univer- si+y for a day. SGA also sponsored a Look-Alike confesf under a bill infro- duced by Dee Priesf. high+L She and Bob Psycho Evans. Har rigi-M were among several who participated. The confes+ and concert followed weeks of confroversy over +he handling of fickef sales. The issue came +0 lighf affer one s+uden+ bough+ 400 +icke+s. much +0 +he dismay of +he many who had waifed in line all night Uhe guy who bough+ +he ficke+s had wai+ed four daysL Even soI Hulman Cenfer claims no res- ponsiblify as if is up +0 each performer +0 sef a Iimif if he wa n+5. No maHer whaf one wenf +hrough +0 ge+ +heir +icke+s. if was well worfh if. Sfeve Mar+in proved +0 be as everyone had an+icipa+ed. a wild and crazy guy! 3l8 HERNDON. BRADLEY. Terre Hau+e, Finance HEYDEN, WALTER. Whi+ing. Chemisfry HICKMANI CAROL. Rosedale, Business Adminis+ra+ion HINKLEYl JAN, Swar+z Creek, MI. Communify Heal+h HOBAUGH. MICHAEL. Wes+ Lebanon lndus+rial Ar+s HOFFMAN. JANET. Jasper. Vocafional Home Economics HOFFMAN. SHARON. Brazil. Business Adminis+ra+ion HOLDAWAYl MARLENE. Terre Haufe, Hisfory HOUDASHELDT. TIMOTHY, Highla nd. Accoun+ing HORBAN. GERALD. Rochester. Indus+rial Ar+s HOREVAY. JEANIEI Anderson. Safe+y Managemen+ HORNE, JODY. Far Rockaway. NY, Recreafion HORNING. DONALDl Terre Hau+e, Environmental Healfh HOUSTON. RANDALL Seelyville. Life Sciences HUCKLEBERRY. CH RIS. Indianapolis. Prinfing HUKILL. MARYI Evansville, Broadcas+ing HUNTER. MARIANN E, Wor+hing+on. Social Work ICE. SHERYL, Evansville. Elemenfary Educafion SENIORS 3 l9 INGRAM. SALLYI Wes+ Terre Haufe. Broadcasfing IRELAN. LISAI Judson. Elemen+ary EducaHon JANEWAY. BEVERLY, HiIIsboro. Recreafion JARRETT, VANESSA. Longmeadow. MA. Social Work JENNINGS. GEORG E. Pafricksburg. Elemenfary Educafion J ERSEI AN N. Terre Haufe. Medical Technology Hines is no+ +he 200 H used +0 be - some rules s+ill prevail Confrary +0 popular belief. +hese guys are no+ frying +0 scare girls. Bob and Scoff Madey lived wi+h Lighfning. a Yellow Ra+ Snake. in Hines Hall. Bob and Scoff sfill live in Hinesl buf since an arficIe appeared in +he Sfafes- man abouf +he unusual pe'f. +hey live alone. Lighfning lives with a friend of Bob and ScoH's off campus now s +he snake was evic+ed from Hines on +he no pe+s in residence halls rule. JONES. CAROL. Brownsburg. Music Educa+ion JONES. KIM. Ragsdale. Elemenfa ry Educa+ion JOHNSON. GARY. Vincennes. Business Adminisfra+ion JOHNSON. MICHAEL. Terre Hau+e, Manufacfuring Supervision KAISER. MARY, VincennesI Elementary Educa+ion KELLER, DONNA. Munsfer. Business Adminis+ra+ion KELLERI TONY. Perrysville. Elec+ronics KELLEY. SUSAN, Terre Haufe, Accoun+ing KEMP. CATHERN. Odon. Business KEMP. KEVIN. Hun+ingburg. Accoun'l'ing KENDRICK. BRENDAI Gary. Mafh KENNEDYI MARY, Oxford. Ar+ Educa+ion KERR. JUDITH. GreencasHe. Broadcas+ing KEWIS. ANNE. Rockville. Voca+ional Home Economics KILEI AMANDA, Brookville. Spankh KING. DEBRAI Terre Hau+e, Business Disfribufive Educafion KING, RUSSELL, Lakeville. IN Elemen'iary SENIORS 32I KIPPENBROCK. JUDY, Ferdinand. Nursing KIRBY. DEBRAl Terre Hau+e. Social S+udies KIRK, WILSON, Evansville. Indus+rial Ar+s KITSONl RICHARD. Syracuse. Aviafion Adminis+ra+ion KITTLEI JAMES. Lawrenceburg. Business AdminisfraHon KLOTZ. RAYMOND. Terre Haufe. Public Rela+ions KOGLIN. ERIC. Evansfon. IL. Geology KREGEL. DONNAl Griffifh, Physical Educa+ion KROFT. LI NDA. Kou+s. Elemen+ary Educa+ion LAGENOUR. PENNY. Dubois. Special Educa+ion LARIMORE. JEFFREY. Hobart s Indusfrial Ar+s LATHAM. JOH N. Terre Hau+e. Criminology LATIMER. JACQUELI NE. Elnora. Child Developmen+ LEETS, DIAN E. Hobart Elemenfary Educafion Happy Bir+hday. ISU! You're I I4 years old! On January 24, I865. an ins+i- +u+ion of higher educafion was born in +he ci+y of Terre Hau're. To mark +he occasion. Presiden+ Richard Landini greefed guesfs a+ a recep+ion in +he Heri+age Room. Senior Class Presidenf Bar+ Allen and Alumni Associa+ion Presideni' Jack OHen of Lafay- eH'e. conducfed +he +radi+ional Book and Torch Ceremony. The ou+going Alumni president Mrs. Suzanne Humphreyl was given special recognifion for ou+- s+anding leadership during her +erm. The I978 Wayne Schomer Scholarship. given +0 +he s+uden+ wi+h +he highes+ grade poin+ aver- age affer five semes+ers, wen+ +0 Earl Tamarl a Wesf Terre Hau+e senior. Terry Lee Smi+h. a Syra- cuse freshman. received +he Alan C. Rankin Scholarship. This award is given +0 +he enfering freshman sfudenf wi+h +he highes+ academic rafing. LEHMAN. TRUDY. Tell Ci+y. Elemen+ary Educa+ion LESHINSKY. JOEL. Far Rockaway, NY. Broadca s+ing LEWIS. DARLAl Lin+onl Special Educafion LEWIS, MERRIE. Sou+h Bend, Elemenfary Educafion LINTON. LESLIE, Edwardsburg. Ar+ Educa+ion LINTON. MARK. Rockville, Business Educa+ion LISTER. GAYLA. Wes+ Terre Haufe. Business Adminisfrafion LO. PATRICK, Terre Haui'el Accouni'ing LOGAN. MICHEL, FranklinI Polifical Science LONNROTH. JANICE, Wes+ Boyis+on. MA, Elemenfary Educa+ion LOWE. MELISSAl Wes+ Terre Haufe. Clinical Psychology LUEBBEHUSEN. DANIEL. Ferdinand. Business Adminisfrafion LUMLEY. PATRICIAl Hardinsburg. Accoun'l'ing LUSTGARTEN. TAMRA, Por+age. Business Adminisfra+ion MAHAN, TERRI, Terre Haufe. French SENIORS 323 MANNI DAVIDl Terre Hau're. Business Adminisfra+ion MANSFIELD, JANETI Tren+on. NJ. Tex+iles MAPES. JANICE. Wingafe. Clo+hing and Tex+iles MARR. TIMOTHYI Munsfer. Music Educafion MARTIN. CATHERINE. Marshall. IL. Home Economics MARTINl JACQUELINEI Plymou+h. Life Science MARTIN, REBECCA. Evansville, Physicd Educa+ion MARTIN. VICKI. Shelburn. Elemenfary Educa+ion MATTHEWS. LYN N. Terre Hau+e. Business Adminisfra+ion MAYFIELD. DEBRA. Columbus. Therapeu+ic Recrea+ion McADAMS. CYMTHIA. A++ica, Accounfing MCCAIN, ERINI Hayfon, Elemenfary Educafion McCALL, SUSAN. For+ Wayne, Secrefarial MCCARTY. SHANNON. Casey. IL. Office Adminisfrafion McCORKLE. BARRYI Hobart Marke+ing McCRORY. SUEI Terre Hau+e, Life Science MCDONALD. TONY. Washing'ron. Hisfory McDUFFIE. DENISE. Gary. Pre-Law McGINNESS. PEARL. Gas Ci+y. TeX'l'iIes and Clo+hing McGRATH. JANICE. Goodland, Texfiles and Clo+hing McKELVEY. ROBERT. SpeedwayI Elemenfary Educafion McLAIN. FREDA. Terre Hau+e. English McLAUGHLIN, JOYCE. Evansville. Business Adminis+ra+ion McMATH, SERVELURE. GARY. TeX'l'iIes and Clofhing McMORROW, DEBRA, Beech Grove. Elemenfary Educafion MECH. MARK. Terre Hau+e. Music MEYER. LARRY, Vincennes. MarkeHng This year was no excep+ion as Jed Smock deliv- ered his annual sermon +0 +he s+uden+s in fronf of +he books'rore. SENIORS 325 The PH? The house +ha+ Bird filled? Call i+ wha+ you wanf bu+ Hulman Cen+er hasn'+ seen so much en+husiasm in HS 5-yr. exisfence! In I975. +he average aH'endance af baskefbaIl games was being over l'0.500. The sell-ou+ crowds a+ Hulman Cen+er were 2000. Tha+ figure rose as +he +eam gof be++er unfil +his year when more +han enfhusiach as +he Sycamores chalked up win af+er Huey played +0 consisfenHy packed houses. win. Several affendance records were broken wi+h +he aII-+ime high MILBURN, JENNIFER. Terre Hau+e, Safe+y Managemenf MILLERI KATH RYNI Jasonville. Voca+ional Home Economics MINKERI CAROL, Hamlef, Elemenfary Educa+ion MISLAN. MICHAEL, DeMoHe, Indus+rial Technology MITCHELLI MICHAEL. Terre Hau+e, Criminology MOELLER. JOYCE, Kokomo. Elemenfary Educafion Q- To puf +he +oile+ paper back in +he dorms and a hanky in every hand. was +he goal of +he invenfors of +he Horri- ble Hanky. John Folk and Ricky Leslie. Cromwell resis denfsf were inspired by +he PiHsburgh S+eeler's Terrible Towe . MONORE, MARK. Carlisle. Indus+rial Ar+s. Vocafional Technology MORGAN. BRUCE. Charles+own. Ma+h MOTLEY, CYNTHIA, Terre Haufe, Texfiles MURDEN. CURTISI Wes+ Terre Hau+e. Prin+ing MURRAY. JAMES. Delphi, Business Adminisfrafion MUSGRAVE, ANNA. Hu+sonville. Texfiles. Inferior Design MYERS. KEVINl Indianapolis. Cons+ruc+ion Technology MYERS. SARA. Frankfort Ma+h MYSZAK, KEN. Hammone. Broadcas+ing NELLIST. ROBERT. Elkhart Indus+rial Ar+s NELSON. ROBI N. Remingfon. Elemen+ary EducaHon NEPOTE. DOMENIC. Clin+on. Accoun+ing SENIORS 327 NICHOLSON. SHEILA, French Lick. Speech and Hearing NIEF, CINDY. Louisville. KY' Nursing NOEL, HOLLY. Lawrenceburg. Physical Educa+ion NOVAKOSKI. WILLIAM. Robinson, IL Life Science NOWESNICK. THOMAS. Merrillville. Supervision Technology ODOM. BONITA, Terre Haufe, Social Work Frosh keeps on rolling - li+erallyl H's greaf +0 be different Everybody iogs - I ska+e. And so if is wifh Bob Sf. Claire. Shel- bourne freshman. Bob learned fo skafe af age 'seven in San Francisco's Golden O'NEAL, DAVI D. Bedford. Manufacturing Supervision ORR. KIMBERLY. Terre Haufe, Social Work OWENS. JON. Indiana polis. Special Educafion OWENS. JOYCE. Indianapolis. Criminology PADGETT, TERRY. Worfhingfon, Broadcas+ing PARKER. BRUCE. Lapor+e. Physical Educa+ion 328 PARRISH. KAREN. Carmel Marke+ing PAULIN, KARENI CanneH'on. Fashion Merchandising PEASE, DEBORAH, Terre Haufe. Business Managemenf PENNINGTON. SALLY, Sf. Mary of +he Woods. Accoun+ing PERRYI JAMES, Wakarusa. Music Educafion Gafe Park. California. where every- body skafes , was home +0 Bob for 20 years. Nine monfhs of +ha+ was spenf in +he Navy as a cer+ified cook. The accounfing maior has found a few fricks fo his hobby. Sfairs and fences no longer a problem - s+opping is +he key. If +ha+ fails, +here are always fhe knee and elbow pads which he wears. Wasn'1' Shelbourne and Terre Haufe qui+e a change from California? Fair +0 par+ly cloudy wifh liffle +0 do is how he describes Terre Hau+e. He became more sure of +ha+ wi+h +he firsf snow. He refired his ska+es. PILARSKI, PAUL. Sou+h Bend, Indusfrial Ar+s PINKSTON. WALTER, Indianapolis. Criminqlogy PITTMAN. TRESEA, Farmersburg. Accoun+ing PLENGE. LISA. Terre Hau+e. Pre-Med POE. DAVID. Marengo, Economics PONTAOE. NIEVA. Evansville. Life Science SENIORS 329 Shoof for Dough became a regular even+ before each home game. Pepper- oni Pe+e coached represenfafives from various organiza+ions in +heir sho+s from +he foul line Hor $5M and +he +op of +he key RIOOL Each group received a check for +heir efforfs while he Afhlefic Deparf- men+ was given one of +he same amoun+ from Fina Hut Even Presiden+ Landini fook off his coaf and 901 into +he act POORMAN, DEBORRA. Indianapolis. Life Science POORMAN, KEVIN, Terre Hau+e, Life Science PORTER. JAMES. Terre Haufe. Mafh PRATT. MICHAEL. Dunreifh, Criminology PRELL. BRUCE. Morrisfown. NJ Marke+ing PREVOT. RENITA. Indiana polisI Business Managemen+ RAISOR. SUSAN. Michigan Ci+y. Elemenfary Educa+ion RANDALL. TRACY. Dallas. TX, Criminology REED, CAROLYN, Evansville. Vocafional Home Economics REEL. PHILLI P, Reming+on. Marke+ing REHRIG, JENNIFER, Sou+h Bend, Speech RETSECKI ANNI Terre Hau+e, Pre-Law RICH, JANET. Decafur. ln+erior Design RICH. JENNIFER, Poland. Business Ed ucafion RICHARDSON. JULIE, Terre Haufe. Physical Educafion RIDDICK. TOWANDA, Indiana polis. Psychology RING, RITAI Paris. IL. Mafh RITTER, NANCYI Brownsburg. Elemenfary Educa+ion ROBBINS, SCOTT, Nincoch. Music ROBINSON. DONALD, Terre Hau+e. Social Sciences ROBINSON. JANETI OwensvilleI Music ROONEY. PATRICK, Fort Wayne' Marke+ing ROSEN, JOYCE. East Peoria, ILI Economics ROSNER, ELIZABETH, Brownsburg. Sociology ROSS, AIMBRELL. Gary. Environmenfal HeaH'h ROSSI JON. Indianapolis. Marke+ing ROWE. CYNTHIA, WeS'I' Terre Hau+e. M usic SENIORS 33I ROYER. MIKE. Cen+er Point Elemenfary Educafion RUSSELL. CANDACE. Terre Haufe, Special Educa+ion. Speech and Hearing RUTH. LYNETTE. Marion, German SADDLER. JOE. DanvilleI Elemenfary Educa+ion SANDERS. CHRISTINE. Sandborn. Chemis+ry and Ma+h SANDUSKY. DAVIDI Roachdale. Nursing SANTOS. DEBORAH. Corbin. KY, Special Educafion SCHACHTl BETTE. Wesf Terre Hau+e, Recrea+ion SCHEPPET. ANNETTE. Brazil. Inferior Design SCHMELZER, ROGER, Indianapolis. Polifical Science SCHMIDT, ROBERTI Vincennes. Accounfing SCHMIDT. SUSANI Bafesville. ln+erior Design SCH MITS. PATRICIA. Princefon. $ecre+a rial SCHOKNECHT. LISA. Whifing, Fashion Merchandising Elemen+ary Educa+ion Managemenf Nursing SEDNEK, AMY. Rushville, Child Developmen+ SHAFER, TONYI Zionsville. Criminology SHAFFERl STEPHENI Greensburg. Poli+ical Science Fans of all ages packed info +he ISU arena +0 welcome home +he Sycamores following a hear+s+opping vic+ory over New Mexico Sfafe and anofher conference win over Tulsa. SHANNON. SARAH. Roachdale. Business Educa+ion SHAPPARD. SUSANI Vincennes, Marke+ing SHEETS. KATHLEEN. Lowell. Marke'ring SHRAKE. MICONNA, Cen+er+on, Business Adminisfrafion SHULL. NANCY, Clin+on. Elemen+ary EducaHon SICKLES. CONNIEI Terre Hau+e. Food and Nufri+ion SCHROYER. WILLIAMI Vincennes. SCHULTHIES, PHILIPl Hunfingburg, SCHUMACHER. JANICE. Teu+opolis. IL, SENIORS SIMPSON. JEANETTE. Tell Cify. Music Educafion SINES. JOHN. Delphi. Managemen+ Various plays. concerfs. and convoca+ions SKELTON. PAMELA. Salem. Environmen+al HeaHh SLOANI CHERYL, Terre Hau+e. Nursing SLUDER, TRACYl Terre Haufe. Elemenfa ry Educa+ion SM ITH, BRENDA, Knox, Medical Technology SMITH. DAVID. Terre Hau+e. Poli+ical Science SMITH. JANET. Newburgh. Speech and Hearing SMITH, LAURAl Cedar Lake. English SMITH, PHILIP. Evansvillel Pre-Law SORENSON. MICHAEL. AHica. Cons+ruc+ionTechnology SOWERS. JO ELLEN. Knigman. Elemen+ary Educa+ion SPITZER. KRISTIE, Mon+icello. Tex+iles SPRUILL, CARL. Norfolk' VA, Managemen+ add +0 +he year . .,-. . SQUADRONI, RANDY. Mishawa ka. Accounfing STALEY. LEROY, Tampa. FL. Technology STARK. MATTHEWS. Wes+ Terre Hau+e, Elementary Educa+ion STENFTENAGEL. RICK. Jasper. Special Educa'rion STIDHAM; JAMIE. Frankfort Elemen+ary Educa+ion STIEGMAN. LISA. Porfage. Special EducaHon . STIFAL. CINDY. Casey. IL. Recreafion. Secrefarial STILGER, VINCENT. Lanesville. Heal+h and Safe+y STOGSDILL, KATHY. Blooming+on. Nursing STOUTI ROBERT, Marshall. IL. Sociology STREIT, NANCY. Brazil. Elemenfary Educafion STRICKLER. CELESTE. Terre Hau+e. Elemenfary Educa+ion STRODTBECK. VICKII Vincennes. Nursing STROUD. DOUGLAS. Dale. Accounfing SURBER. TIMOTHY. Michigan Ci+y, Special Educa+ion SWAIM. KEITH, Marshall. Pho+ography TAMAR. EARLl Wes+ Terre Haufe. Pre-Med TAYLOR, LYNN. Mooresville. Recrea+ion SENIORS 335 TEDER. JEFFREY. JasperI Business Adminis+ra+ion THACKER. TIMl Zionsville, Business THAIS. STEVENl Vincennes. Secondary Educafion THIEL, BETH, Prairie+on. Secrefarial THOMAS. RUTH. Gary. Speech and Hearing THOMAS. SCOTIA, Florissant MO, Business Adminis+ra+ion THOMPSON. ROBIN, Tell Ci+y. Special Educa+ion THORLTON. JOHNI Marfinsville. Elemen+ary Educa+ion TRIMBLE, SANDRA, Clin+on. Accounfing in Hie fall. fhe HeaHh Deparfmeni sponr sored a mock disasfer +0 see how s+u- denfs would read during such a sifua- fion. TROUT. JOSEPH, Brazil, Business Adminis+ra+ion TULLY. DEBORAHI Grea+ Barring'l'on. MA, Psychology TURNERI CURTIS. Anderson. Ar+ TURNER, JEANETTE. Terre Haufe, Child Developmenf TURNER. JEFFREY. Danville. IL. Ma+h UHL, JANE. Terre Hau'l'e. Elemen+ary Educafion VANDE KEERE, ROSEMARY. Bremen. Recreafion VANDERPOHL. THERESA. Greensburg. Secre+arial VASSI MICHAEL. Valparaiso, Accoun+ing VEITH. THERESA, Chevy Chase. MD, Physical Educa'l'ion VILLA. JOHN. Terre Haufe. His+ory VOLK, MICHELLEl Blandford. Accoun+ing VRLIK, ROBERT, Whi+ing. HeaH'h Educa+ion WALKERl VALERIE, Terre Hau+e. Inferior Design WAMSLEY. SHERRY, Tulsa. OK. Physical Educa+ion WARDENBURG. WILMA. Terre Hau+e, Nursing WARNEl JOHN. Crown Point Criminology WASHINGTON. RAYMONDI Indianapolis Criminology SENIORS 337 338 WASSON. DONALDl Greenwood. lndusfrial Ar+s WATTERSON. CINDY. Milchell. English WEAR. DEBRA. Brazil. Accounling WEATHERHOLTI JERI, Rockport Mal'h WEBB. JUDITHl Terre Haufe, Finance WEBBI SANDRA, Roachdale. Criminology WEBBER, DARLAl Vincennes. Social Sfudies WEBER. WILLIAM. Highland. Criminology WEDDELL. DAVID, Norfh JudsonI Music The problem wi+h fall regis+ra+ion is +ha+ you have +0 compefe wi+h pre-regis+ered freshmen. +he enfire foo+ball feam. +he marching band and +he Sparke++es -- all of whom ge+ +0 regis- +er early +0 avoid schedule conflicfs. In January, +he a+hle+es s+ill gel overrides buf +he freshmen and +he band have +0 fend for +hemselves like everyone else. A+ right Pe+e Sfaudohar, Crown Poinf fresh- man, ge+s advice from someone who's proba- bly been +hrough i'r all before. WEEMS, ALAN. Mooresville. Business Educafion WERTZ, BARBARA. Greenfield, Finance WETTSCHURACK, SHARON. Wes+ LafayeHe. Physical Educa+ion WEYERl J UDY. Ferdinand. Nursing WHITE, DOUGLAS, Plainfield. lndusfrial Ar+s WHITED. ROBIN. Kou+s. English WHITLOCK. JOYl Terre Haufe. Elemen+ary Educafion WIEDEMAN. MARIA. Guilford, Physical Educa+ion WILDMANI PAMELA. Marfinsville. Elemen'l'ary Educafion WILEY. DANA. MonfpelierI VE. Broadcas+ing WILKINS. THEODORE. Griffifh. Music Educa+ion WILLETTE. THOMAS. Ft. Wayne. Special Educafion Second Semes+er begins wifh fewer regis+ra+ion hassles WILLIAMS. JEFFREY. Bloomfield. Psychology WILLIAMS. NANCY. Ft. Wayne. Elemen+ary Educa+ion WILLIAMS. ROBERT. Philadelphia. PA Chemis+ry WILLIAMS, SHARI. Eas+ Chicago. Criminology WILLIAMSON. TIMOTHYl Anderson. Music EducaHon SENIORS 339 Things +ha+ go bump in +he nigh+ For +hose +ha+ believe in ghosfs and gob- linsI Dr. Ron Baker believes +ha+ one ius+ mighf be able +0 find +hem. Baker. an ISU English professor who specializes in folklore. discussed one such legend as Spook Lighf Hill, located in wesf cenfral Indiana. According +0 +he legend, a young woman's head was cu+ off in a horse and buggy acciden+ on a hill near +he Clay- Parke Counfy Road. The ghos'r of her fa+her appears +0 look for her. especially on muggy nigh+s. Some versions idenfify +he fa+her as a miner and +he vehicle as a Model T Ford. bu+ Baker places +he even+ WILLISI GAYLE. Newburgh, WISELY. DEBORAI Oblong. Medical Technology WOLFE. GARRY, Brazil. Business Adminis+ra+ion WOLTER, KATHI. Indianapolis. Special Educa+ion WONG. BRENDA, Terre Haufe. Elemen+ary Educafion WONG. PATRICIAI Singapore. WOODARD. SUSAN. Speedwayl Office Adminisfrafion Accoun+ing WINTCZAK. THOMAS. Whi+ing, Markefing WISE, RANDALLI Mishawaka. Criminology around flue +urn of +he cen+ury. This legend and o+hers like i+ aHrac+ spec+a+ors of all ages bu+ Hie pasfime is generally pursued by high school s+u- denfs. The prime +o look for +hese ghosfs is of course on Halloween. according +0 Dr. Ba ker. English wggnue-A WOODWARD, DAVID. Kokomo. Business Adminis+ra+ion WUENSCH. BETH, Loogoofee. Elemenfary Educa+ion WYSE. VICKIE, Brownsburg. Elemenfary YOUNT. DIANE. Cloverdale, Business Adminisi'rai'ion ZUNKEl ALAN. Troy. OH. Elemenfary Educa+ion LATE ARRIVALS: BEEBE. STEVEN. Anderson. Polifical Science CONLEY. MARY. Terre Haufe, Elemenfary Educafion CUSTER. JANE, Sullivan, Secondary Educafion FOLI. MARGARET. Terre Ha u+e. Business Adminisfrai'ion HANNUM. JILL. Prairiei'onI Accounfing HART, MARY PAT. Terre Haufe. Mafh JEFFRIESI DEBBIE. Brazil. Elemen+ary Educa+ion McDEVITT. DONNA. Hobart Radio-Television MELBY. CARL. Terre Ha u+e. Speech PADGETT. MARY. Loogoofee. Accoun+ing PARKER. DIANA, Robinson. ll. Medical Technology PUND. VIRGIL. Ferdinand, Markei'ing REICHENBACH. SANDY. Roches'rer. Life Science SENIORS 34! 342 Abrams. Jacqueline Abf. Gasfon, Jr. Adams, Chrisfine Adams, Connie Airey. Chrisfine Airgood. Roxy AisheI Cyn+hia Alters. Teresa Alexander. Sharon Alexenko. John AmoneHe. George Anderson. Barbara Anderson. Carol Anderson. Elaine Anderson, Russ Archer, Candy Asbacher. Debra Ausfin. Monica Aver. Brian AveriH'l Carol Aycock. Susan Baker. Kevin Banier. Ahmed Barlow. Cindy Barrow. Michael Badley. Janelle BarHing. Linda Beckman. Elaine Beeson. Terrie Belansky. Jane+ BenneH. Debbie Berfanger. Roberf Berry, Michael Bledsoe. Clay+on Bloss. Mark Bone, Deborah Boosf. Rober+a BorcheH, Bev Boyd. Carri Brandle. Alicia Brandle. Williams Bright S+uar+ Brroks. Gerfrude Brown. Debra Brown, Ka+hlynn Brozzo. Ca+hy Bruhn. RHa BrunsonI Theodore Juniors Bryant Angela Buchanan. Joseph BucheH. S+eve Bulfhaus. Ronald Burkeft Marfha Burfon. Dwighf Bushman. Pamela Byrd. Mark Cable. Jana Cage. Maradie Calhan. Mary CannonI Keifh Carella, Roberf Carnall. Bruce Carroll. Jay Car+er. La'+anya Casey. Roberl' Chamberlin, Karen Chivingfon. Cheryl Clark. Julie CliHon. Rober+ Cockrell. Doug CollinsI David Condra, Judifh Conner. Kafhryn Conrod. Paul CoomerI Debra Copenhaver, Richard Coffon, Lisa CraH'on. Kimmie Cris+, Lynn Crist Ronda Crunk. Bill Culley. Margaref CurHs. Kellie Curfis, S+ephen Davies. William Davis. Kevin Davis. Terri DelpI Cafhy Dennis, LeeAnn Deppen. John DeWees, Richard Dickerson. Jo Befh Do. Nghia Dollison. Cliffon Dudeck. Dean Dusf, Marla JUNIORS 343 344 Duvick, Desa Dyer, David Eder. Diana Eding+on, Tammie Edwards. Terri EllisI Gary Eufsler, Mark Eversole. Ralph Fackler. David Farrand, Debra Faulkenberg. Jeffrey Faulkner. Sharon Fehrenbacher. Julie Feller, Pamela Fisher, Bobbi Fisher. Sfephen Ford. Amy Fosfer. Bruce Fosfer. Faifh Fox. Kafhy French. Cheryl Fuquay. Kafherine Galvin. Tena GarreH. Debra - Upon re+urning from a five day road +rip. +he Sycamores were gree+ed by over 3,000 screaming fans. Super Sub Leroy Sfaley and +he res+ of +he players were given +he chance +0 address +he crowd. Gedert Lisa Geis, Ni+a Giles, Donna Gossard. Julia Gougeon, Andrea Grace. Mary Ellen Graves. Cheryl Graves. Rebecca Grayson. Cassandra Green. Beryle Grimmer. Frederick Grinnell. Pefer Grove. Debbie Guilbeaul'r. Joyce Gusfin. Alice Gwinn, Melissa Hagerman. Darold Hall. Treva Halverson. Dennis Hambrook. Kafhy Hamilfon, Thomas Hamm. Jon Hancock Cyndee Hanning. Kafherine Hanover. Melanie Harder. Susan Harper. Peggy Harris. Diana Harrison. Ka+heryn Harf. Pafricia Har+er. Noel HaHield. John Hea+on. Roberf HeckI Darla Hegg. Katheen Heldt Tammy Hernandez. Blanca Hershberger. Susan Hiaff. Diana Hibbard. Michael Hicks. Terrence Hill. David Himes. Wanda Hinshaw. Kimberly Hin+on, Sherry Hiquef. Pamela Hock. Jeff Hodder, Roberf Hoffman. Donna Holbrook. Susan Holder. Ka+hy Hougey. Pafricia Howard, Lou Howell. James JUNIORS 345 346 Huber. Cheryl Hudson. Byson Ige. Olubunmi Jackson. Anna JacksonI Ellyn Jackson. Sandra James. Joanna Jamison, Kur+ Jarvis. Howard Jeffers. Por+ia Jensen. Dan Jesse. Jeffrey Jewell. Sandra Jimenez. Luz Johnson. Rober+ Jones. Charles Jones. Pafricia Jorrifsma. Tina Joseph. Debra Kadel, Kenf Kenlay, Ka+hryn Kile. Ken+on King. Ken Kish, Michele KnabeL Ken Knauer. Lorna Knight James Kno++s, Jennifer KohnI Sally Kross. Lisa Kubacki. Gene LarneyI Nancy Lamping. David Landes. Jenny Lasher. Kei+h Lashley. Susan 44w, Secref Service men prowled +he cify when Rosalynn came +0 Terre Hau+e Firsf Lady Rosalynn Carfer visi'red Terre Haufe las+ fall +0 campaign for Seven+h Dis+ric+ Congressional candidafe CharIoHe ZieHow. Mrs. Carfer spoke af a luncheon in Hulman Cen+er for 800 people including Mayor Brigh+on and S+a+e Democrafic Chairman Larry Conrad. She and Mrs. ZieHow also visifed Ka+harine HamiHon Men+al Healfh Cenfer. Mrs. Zieflow's effor'r for elecfion failed. as Con- gressman JOhn Meyers won his sea+ for ano+her +erm in Hue November elec+ion. Laskey. Jeffrey LeBaun. Carol Lesi'er. Polly Lince, Marfha Lindsey, Cheryl Lindsey. Lois Luker, Joyce Magnuson, Sfephen Maher. Teresa Mallica. Mary Ann Marris. Cindy Mar+ens, Michelle Marfin, Paula Mascher. Helen Mafhis, Rhea Maurer. Susan McCall. Susan McCoy. James McDaniel. Marilyn McDermoH'. Rebecca McDevi++, Donna McHargue, Ed McMichael. Michelle McNeal, Madise McNeer, Jeanne McQueen..Tammy McWhir+. James Meagher. Doug Mier, Karen Miher, Cindy Miller, Jerry Miller. Sandra Milner, Brian Minker, Ca+herine Mifchell, Pamela Moerdyk. Kimberly JUNIORS 347 348 Moninger. Pam Monroe. Molly Monfgomery. Mark Moriarfy. Nancy MorinI Teresa Morris. Donna MorrisI Sfephen Morrison. Ka+hy Mullings. Anne Mun+ean. Eva Murphy. David Murphy. Karen Murphy, Roberf Myer. DeeAnn MyersI Jane+ Naumann. Deborah Nave. David Neel. Ollie Newell. Rochelle NicholsI Jason Nicholson. David Nicholson. Sandra Nicholson. Sheila Nipple. Susan Norman. LuAnne Nova. Nancy Oliver. Frances Papai, Michelle Parmley, Craig Paulin, Helen Pell. Mary Perkins, Cynfhia Perry. James PeHy, Kim Phegley. Ka+herine Phillips. Karen Pierson. Vicki Piefy, Robin Plew. Roger Poland. Wanda Pound. Lesli Powell. Pam Praraf. Kimberly PraH. Timofhy Predaina, S+eveh Prokop, Diana Prophet Randy .Provence. Timo+hy Raabe. Mark Rambis. Kelly Randolph. Iona Rafliff. Jeff Raypole. Ka+hy Reese, Lynn Reiken, Chrisfopher Refz. Amy Richard. Tammy Ripberger. Jean Risf, Alicia Roberts, Donna Robinson. Melissa Robinson. Susan Rosenberg, Nona Rosenwasser. Jodi Rudolph. Laura Rusche. Rober+ Saifer. Tim Sanders. Tony Sanfiago. Clef Saxer, Claudia Scales. Darnae Schafer, Jane+ Schafer. Paula Scharf. Tammy Schilling. Kim Scoff, William Seberger, Clara Shake. Jill Shanahan, Dan Shelfon. Douglas Shide. Ceorgiann Shoaf. Lefha Sholders. Diana Simson, Cafherine Simpon. Pam Sims. Chrisfi Siskl David Sison. Vangie Skaggs, Dianne Skelley. Linda Slavens, Kevin Smel+zer, Mary Smifh. Arden Smi'rh, Greg Smi+h. Kimberly Sobol. Sharon Sparks. Teresa Spear, Joe Springer. Ri+a Sprowl. Jacqueline S+ahl. Rebecca Sfanisz. John Sfark. Karen Sfeen. Tammy S+ernberg. Karen S+euer, Larry Sfevens. John Sfeward. Tim JUNIORS 349 350 S+okes. Linda S+olfz. Eliza be+h Sfrange. Doug S+ringfellow. Anfhony Shingfellow, Richard Sfuder. Joyce Sui+ers. Nancy Sullivan. Denise Summers, LeeHa Swick. Carol Swick. Debra Swihar+, Kevin Tague. Glenda Tamar. Allen TaylorI Mark Taylor. Michael Tenbarge. Ron Terrie. Diana Terry. Alice Thompsonl Burce Thor+on. Tina Tilli+son. Lesley Tims, Pafricia Tolliver, James Townsend. James Trench. John Trimble, Rebecca Turil Mary Twilla. Rufh Uhlhorn, Sco++ Ulloa, Jasmina Vahling. Jane Vance. Kimberly Vescovi, An+hony Vollmerl Kim Vrabel. Andrea Vu. Bich Vukosz. Gary Wagner. Leslie Wagoner. Todd Wall. Karen WallsI ,Sally Walf. Valeri Walh. Cheryl Walfz. Denise Washing+on. Joyce Wafkins, Kim Wa+son. Don Wa'l'son. Rea WaHs. Linda Weaver. Nancy Webb. Leondra Wedel, Bradley Weis. Rhonda Weiss, Monica Welch. Mary Welp, Kevin Wesfern. Mark Weyer. Kafhleen Willard. Sherri Williams. Dee Williams, Jane Williams. Ken Winderlich. Rudolph Wise. Michael Wiser. Sheryl Wngen. Michael Wood. Michael Wright Gerry Wright Karel Yaggi. Lynn Ybarra. Phillip Yegerlenner. Debra Young. Tom Yu. Jack Yu. Julie Yung, ChLWah Yung. Ida Ziemba, Mary Ann Zwick. Jim A yearly highligh+ of Campus Carnival is +he clown confesf. JUNIORS 35I Sycamore ad Bar, Dr. John Bark and: J .Hesfer Chance. ion Hm 'Mwwmmh A Iong-shmding favori'fe place a? ISU is Hwe Ballyhoo Tavern a1 Hue corner of Ninfh and Chestnut The Quabachi Grill near +he Union build- ing was erecfed in I972. by Nancy Averitt 353 I 354 Along abou+ +he end of each MayI +he members of +he Yearbook s+aff are working +heir buH's off finishing +he book. By +his lime. +hey've had abou+ all +hey can Jrake from uncooperafive people. pho+ographers. and each o+her. Bu+ H's also a +ime for remember- ing +he funny +hings +ha+ happened all year. H is from +hese pen+-up frus+ra+ions and la+e- nighl' slap-happiness +ha+ +he Tree Awards were born. This year is no excep+ion. So. hovering on +he edge of nervous breakdowns and lbaldnessl. we presen+ +he 6+l1Annual Tree 'Awa rds THE MIND OVER MATTER AWARD +0 +his slaff mem- ber who wore +ur+leneck sweafers in +he summer. THE WHAT THEY WON'T DO FOR A BEER AWARD +0 +he men of Phi Del+a Thela for rolling a keg +0 5+. Louis. THE NOT SO OBVIOUS COPPING OF A FEEL AWARD +0 +he people who are more +han willing +0 parlicipafe in pyra- mid building and +elephone booll'l sluff- ing con+es+s. THE I GOT SOME IN MY EYE AWARD +0 +l1e CHy's mayoral candida+es for all +he mudslinging +hey did prior +0 +he May primaries. WHY IS THIS MAN SMILING? THE ELIZABETH TAYLOR THE I'D RATHER BE IN THE STANDS DRINKING LOOK-ALIKE BEER AWARD +0 +he faifhful Marching Sycamores ' CONTEST who performed +0 near emp+y bleachers. .. .; 1 V V WINNER V. THE WHAT DO YOU MEAN I'M THREE HOURS SHORT OF BEING ABLE TO GRADUATE? AWARD +0 5 of +he people who were informed of H155 when frying +0 purchase caps and gowns in MAY. THE JUST A LITTLE DAB WILL DO YA THE I WILL SURVIVE AWARD +o +he AWARD. BaIIy-hoo Tavern for living +hrough fhe pos+-NCAA riofs. TREE AWARDS 355 356 THE KEEP YOUR CONCERTS LIMITED AWARD +o whoever scheduled one concer+ second semesfer. ll z: THE WONDER WOMAN MOVE OVER AWARD +0 all +he Sparkef'res who +ried +0 fly af Baske+ball games. THE I BELIEVE IN MIRACLES YOU SEXY THING AWARD +0 Bob Heafon THE PLEASE LET THEM FINISH THE BOOK BEFORE YOU TAKE THEM Who proved 0 severfal .OCCBSEOHS +ha+ AWAY AWARD +0 all We yearbook staff members who almosf wenf crazy even when ll ? score '5 l'ed W'lh '3 few frying fo finish. THECLASS OF I979'S NOMINA- TION FOR KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT THE I980 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. seconds left all is no+ lost THE THIS OVERCROWDED HALL BUSINESS IS GETTING OUT OF HAND AWARD +0 all sludenfs who were forced +0 live in all kinds of sfrange places. x-.A WHY ISN'T THIS GUY SMILING? THE COURAGEOUSNESS AWARD +o all Spark eHes who froze +heir fannies and sfill smiled. THE YOU CAN'T KEEP A GOOD FAN DOWN AWARD +0 Mofher Na+ure who +ried +0 ruin +he THE PLAYER OF THE DECADE AWARD +0 who else bu+ Larry win+er WEI snow and ice only +0 be sh0+ down by Bird. +he ever-vncforlous Syca more cagers. THE WILL YOU HOLD MY PURSE FOR ME AWARD +0 +he WHAT THE WELL DRESSED STU- Harlem Globe+r0++ers who never DENTS WORE IN i979. le BOY BUNNY FOR HIRE. con+ac+ failed +0 en+er+ain +he folks af Hul- S+eve Marfin. man Cenfer. TREE AWARDS 357 358 A Aberfson. Lisa 234 Abrams, Jacqueline W. 342 Abf, Gasfon J. 342 Adams. Chris+ine L. 342 Adams. Connie M. 292,342 Adams. Karen S. 306 Adkins, Karen 232 Adminfsfrafion I 86 Ahlemeyer. Befh A. 246 Airey. Chrisfine L. 256.342 Airgood. Rony. 342 Aishe. CynH'Iia J. 342 Akers. Teresa L. 342 Albano. Joseph F. 73 Albrighf. Rober'r T. 73 Alexander. Sharon L. 342 Alexenko. John 342 Allen. Barbara K. 232 Allen, BarfleH M. 279. 240, 287. 55. 306 Allen, Marilyn S. 2I6 Allen. Reginald W. 27, 73 Allen. Sheryl 306 Allison, Janef S. 220 Allison. Julie L. 2I8 Allman. John E. 73 Alm. Fred E. 252 Almeras. Mary J. 306 Alpha Tau Omega I29. 4. 222, 223 Alpha Chi Omega I29. I33, 5. 2l4. 2'5 Alpha Omicron Pi I30. I32. 2 I 6. 2 I 7 Npha Zi Delfa I33. 224. 225 Alpha Phi 2I8, 2l9 Alpha Sigma Aipha 220-22I Ames. Dean A. 240 Amoneffe, George A. 342 Anderson, Barbara J. 342 Anderson, Carol L. 342 Anderson. David K. 73 Anderson. Elaine M. 342 Anderson. Gary 0. 242 Anderson. Roberf D. 306 Anderson. Russell W. 342 WHO'S WHERE Anderson, ScoH B. 222 Anglemyer. Mark 240 Angyus, Joseph M. 242. 73 Ankenbauer. Kimberly L. ll4 Archer. Candy 342 Armbrusfer. Mary T. 252 Armsfrong. John M. 69 Arfhur. Pafricia L. 295 Asauskas. Sfeven W. 69. 254 Asbacher. Debra 342 Asmann, Dennis 222 Afhey. Jeffrey L. 73 Afkinson. Dale M. 240 Auer. Susan M. 226 Auhepohl. Dave 242 Auld. Carol J. 306 Ausfin. Monica J. 94.342 Aver. Brian 342 AveriH. Carol J. 286. 303. 342 AveriH. Nancy K.' 303 Aycock. Susan E. 342 Ayers. Michael S. 244 Bachanan, Jim 238 Bachman. Linda S. 286 Beer. Charles 240 Baggeff. Ray 73 Bagley. Mark L. 238 Bailey. Sfephen M. I 106 Bair, Susanne P. I l0 Baird. David L. 306 Baker. Benni+a J. 306 Baker. Burfon W. 252 Baker. Cafherine A. 246 Baker, Kevin D. 342 Balley. Cafhy 232 Baniek, Ahmed M. 342 Banks. Marilyn J. . I I2 Barcus. Debra K. 256 Barcus. Tracy L. 256 Berg. Samuel A. 242 Barker. Norman 6. 306 Ba rker. Sfeven L. 306 Barkley, Craig S. 279 Barkmann. Rebecca C. 306 Barlow. Cynfhia A. 246. 278. 342 Barnard. Denise L. 246 Barneff. Brenda K. 286 BarneH. David W. 306 BarneHe. Lynn 2l8 Barnhill. Karen S. 306 Barnhorsf. Ann K. 224, 93 Barning. Karla K. 2I6 Barr. Karen L. 232 BarreH. Anfhony W. 306 Barrow. Michael W. 342 Barfel. ScoH B. 73 BarHey. Janelle L. 342 Barfling. Linda M. 287. 279. 342 BaskefbaU 78 Bafes. Cheri I06 Baffle. John B. 306 Bauer. Colleen J. 246 Baumgarfner. Bruce R. 76 Beachy. Lois E. 306 Bean, Deborah C. 306 Beasley. Cindy I l2 Beckman. Elaine K. 342 Bedwell. Donna K. 306 Beebe. Sfeven E. 34', 287 Beeson. Terrie 238. 342 Belansky, Jane? M. 2 l 8. 342 Belcher. Richard E. 307 Be . Fredrick H. 73 Bell. Jill R. I 286 Belf. Cynfhia S. 232 Bemery. Kafherine R. 307 BenneH. Beverly A. 287,307 BenneH. Debra S. 342 Benfon. Pafricia C. 307 Berfanger. Roberf E. 342 Berry. Darien D. 307 Berry. David I. 307 Berry. Michael J. 342 Berfrand. Marfha A. 287. 307 Befz. Kimberly A. 234 - Beyers. Gayle L. 228. 307.55 Beyers. Linda I I2 Bialon. Melody M. 307 Bibb. Nancy J. 226. 308 Bickel. Cafhy J. 256 Binkley. Ronald P. 252 Bird. Larry J. 79. 9. 83. 78 Bird. Pamela K. 224. 308, 287 Bishop, Barbara L. 308 Black. KaHi 2I6 Black. Sabbafh I36 Blackburn. Tony l06 Hack Sfudenf Union Homecoming 32 Blade. Vickie L. 308 Blanchard, Mark L. 290 Bland. Michael B. 236 Blandford, Denise A. 308 Blaschke. Julie K. 286.226 Bledsoe. Clayfon N. 238. 342 Blessing, Deborah K. 252, 308 Bloss. Mark W. 342 Blowers. Judy A. 234 Bloxdorf. John. Dr. 242 Bocard. Brenf L. 234 Bodager. DeanVW. 244 Bodie, Lloyd L. 287.274 Boeglin. David B. 236. 309 Bogner. John R. 309 Bone. Deborah K. 342 Bonfreger. Rick 242 Boofs. Roberfa L. 342 BorcheH. Beverly A. 342 Bosfic. Michael J. 242 Bosfic. Theodore P. 236 Bosfon I39 BoH's. Charles 309 Bouchie. Susan 309 Bowman. Judy K. 246 Boyce. Gregory S. 242 Boyd, Carri B. 342 Boyd. John A.. Dr. 303 Boyer. Merle S. 309 Bradford. Douglas K. 254 Bradford. Jody K. 22l Brady, Buddy 240 Brady, Maria P. 220 Branch. William B. 244 Brandle, Alicia K. 342 Brandle. William A. 342 Brandon. Marfha M. 226.90 Branfley. Michael T. 73 Breeden, Michael D. 76 Breifenbach. Mary E. 309 Brewer. Gordon F. 73 Brickey. Sfeve 73 Bridges. Roy 6. 309 Briggs. Donna M. 309 Bright Sfuar'r W. Brilmyer, Karen L. Brim. William N. Briney, Roberf M. Brooks. Gerfrude Broughfon. Pamela D. Brown. Clarence L. Brown. Craig S. Brown. Cynfhia K. Brown, Debra A. Brown. Kathynn K. Brown, Linda K. Brown, Sheryl D. Brown. Sfeve Brozzo. Cafhy L. Bruhn Rife L. BruneHe. Chrisfine S. Brunson. Theodore 8ryanI. Angela K. Buaghman, Connie. Coach Buchanan. Joseph W. BucheII.SfepI'1en P. 303. Buchholz. John Buck.SI1awn E. Buckholfz. John Bucy. Richard D. Budgwafer. Ann Buel. Roberf E. Bueno. Carri Buff. Joyce D. Bullock. Andrew R. 240. BuIIhuis. Ronald Bunder, Denise BurcheII. RacheIJ. BurcheH. Pafricia Burdine. Wanda S. Burk. Fred A. Burke. Tony Burkeff, Marfha A. 226. Burkhardf. Leo E. Burks, Jay D. BurneH. Charles E. Burns. Timofhy R. BurIon. Dwighf B. Bushman. Pamela J. BuIcher. Jill P. I23. 194. Bquer. Sfanley R. Bquer. VicIoria S. Bufrum. Deborah A. Buysse. BeverIyA. Byard. Connie J. Byers. James B. Byrd. Lesfer Byrd. Mark A. 342 I I2 240 222 342 309 98 252 278 342 342 2I6 309 258 342 342 309 342 343 l06 343 343 254 309 69 IOS 226 309 90 3 ID 286 343 90 256 309 246 309 236 343 309 234 309 222 343 343 309 3 I0 228 3 IO 92 226 222 73 343 Byrne, Barbara J. 226 CabIe. Jana L. 279. 288. 343. 286 Cable. Jeffery L. 286 Cagan. Edward S. I05 Cage, Dick 73 Cage, Maradie A. 343 Cain. Annabelle L. 3IO Cain. Rebecca S. 3IO Cake. Jim 244 Cthan. Cthy M. 246. 3I0 Cthan. Mary T. 246.343 CaIifI,.Mary E. 90. 3IO CaIlahan. Brenda K. 232 Callahan. JaneIJ. 226 Calland. Pafricia A. 3I0 Callier, prerI'D. 238 Camp. Melvin D. 3IO Campus Carnival 28 Cannon. Keifh H. 343 Carella. RoberIJ. 343 Carmody. Dr. I68 CarnaII. Bruce M. 343 Carpenfer. Ricky L. 242. 3IO Carroll. Jay 343 CarIer. KimberIy A. I I2 Carfer. Lafanya D. 343 Carfy. Clyde R. 3 IO Caruso. MicheIeJ. 222 Carvey. Cindy S. I05 Cascardi, Karen A. I I8 Case. Gary L. 3IO Casey, Roberf E. 343 CasfiIIa. Jose E. 238 Causey. Jeffery R. 244 Causey. Susan P. I46. I48 Cefalo. Roberf C. 303 Chaimp. Mary M. 232 Chans. NickolasJ. 242 Chamberlain, Karen 343 Chandler. Geoffrey D. 3I I. 303 Chance, Hesfer 303 Chaney. David A. 252 Chaney. Tammy K. 2I6 Chapman. Lisa A. 232 Cheafham. Lisa R. 272. 33. 3I I. 290. 35 Cheafham. Rufh I. 3l I Cheafhman. Don C. 303 Chi Omega 226227 Chiang. Vivian 3I I Chivingfon. Cheryl L. 343 Chrisf, Bryan L. 238 Church. Lisa J. 22I Circus I50 Clancy. Consfance S. 23l6. I I CIardy. Dave 76 CIark, Brian 240 Clark. Jeffrey 240 ClarkJudiIh A. 3I I Clark. Julia A. I 343 Class. Jacqueline 3Il Class. Keifh V. 3l l CIawson. Kirby R. 3I I Cleghorn. Conda L. 256 CIendenen. David E. 242 3I I CIiH, Jeffery S. 242 CIiffon. Kyna 224 CIIHon. Roberf 6. 3I I CIiHon, Rober+ J. 343 Cline, Jacque M. 2I6 Cline. Jerome P. 222 CIodIeIfer. Deborah K. 3I I Coan. Wendy 2 I 8 Cobb. Anne L. 2I6. 289 CockreII, Douglas C. 343 CoIe. DougIas E. 3l I CoIe. William L. 3l I Coleman. Myra L. 3Il Collins. DanIeI E. 343 Colvin, Sfeve P. 3I2 Combs.Cyan1ia A. 2 I 6 Concerfs I34-I4I Condra. Judifh S. 343 Conley. John 222 Conley. Mary L. 34I Conley. SheiIa C. 226 Conner, Julie E. 226 Conner. Kafhi I23. 343 Conrad. Paul D. 343 Cook. Donna J. 2I6 Coomer. Debra J. 343 Cooper. Garlinda J. 22 I . 3 I2 Cooper, Gregory D. 3I2 Cooper. Lana K. 3 l 2 Copeland, Elizabefh A. 224 Copenhaver. Richard D. 278.288. .. 343 CorbiH. Wallace A. 244. 3I2 CornweII. Cary I05 Corpus. Allen 6. 252 Corrigan. Dr. I68 CoHon. Lisa A. Cox, Drusilla Craffon. Daniel N. Craffon, Kimmie S. Crapple. Charles C. 343 I I2 73 343 234 Crisosfomo. Gerard C. 240. Criss. Lesfer P. Crisf. Lynn K. Crisf. Ronda A. Cronin. Richard J. Cross Counfry Crowder. Thomas L. Crumrin. Leanne Crunk, BiII Culley. Margaref L. 286 3 l 2 343 246. 343 222 68 78 234 343 343 Cunningham. HaIdon C. 236 Cunningham. Terry W. 242. 272. 55. 279 Curefon. William M. 242 Curry. Eric D. 78 CurIis. Kellie L. 343 Cur'ris. Sfephen B. 343 Cusfer. Jane A. 34I CybuIski. Bernadeffe L. 90 Dalfon. John W. 3I2 Daniels. DaryI A. 73 Daniels. MeI 78 Danke, Pam I I0 Daugherfy. Laura J. 94 DaVenporI. Joyce E. 3I2 Davidson. JaneII 3I2 Davies. William K. 343 Davis. Bradley S. 242 Davis. Dennis 73 Davis. Jane E. 3I2 Davis, Jeannie L. 226 Davis. John R. 3I2 Davis. Kevin 343 Davis, PauIa J. 3 I 2 Davis. Teresa E. 343 Davison. Diane S. 23. 2I6 Day. Vidoria L. 252. 303. 3I2 Deacon. Kafhleen 246 Deafon. Karen S. 22I Debolf. Susan J. 3I2 Debose. Reginalds 3 I 2 Debruler. David W. 254 Decaracena. EIizabeIh I I0 359 360 Deckarcl. Roberf W. Deckard, Robin D. Deem, Ronald M. 244. Deerr. Barbara Deford, Charles H. Defronzo. Sherri E. Degiovani. Perry Deiean. Be+h A. Delong. Marjorie K. Delp. Brad Delp, Cafhy Delfa Gamma Dembowski, Dennis G. Demik. Randal J. Dennis, Kafhleen R. Dennis, Leeann Denver. John Deppen. John W. Defella, George E. Dewees. Richard F. Dewees, Tracey Dick. Gerry A. Dickerson. JO 3. Dickey, Terri L. Dickman. RoberfJ. Diener. Mary E. Dillon, Donald P. Dillon, Michael S. Dimarco. Carol A. Dirker. Ann P. Dirker. Laura M. Dixon, Kimberly 5. Do. Nghia Dodaro. Willie P. Dodd, Darda J. Dodd. Debra E. I43, Doerfler. Jill L. Dollison, Cliffon E. Dominick. Nancy J. Donghy. Day Donohoe. Rick Doppler. Delores A. Dorhmann. Barb Dorms Dorris. Julie1L C. DorseH. Lili L. Dougher, William M. Douglas. Debora C. Dowell, Gary Downs, Marianne Downfown Doyle, Pamela L. Doyle. Rebecca N. Drapep, Coach Draper, Fred l29. 230. 3I2 I27 3l3 256 69 3l3 234 3l3 234 I39 343 23I 238 3l3 290 343 .l35 343 73 343 240 238 343 3l3 76 3l3 242 252 92 2I6 2I6 226 343 73 2l6 2l6 I IO 343 92 46 242 H0 256 190-207 3l3 244, 93 313 44 254 244 14 313 313 69 68 Drew, James R. Droege. Rufh A. 256. Duca. Chrisfina J. Duckworfh. Deborah Dudeck, Dean E. Dudka. Mary A. Due . Cindy Duenbery. Chris Dumas. Lynn N. Duncan, Larry Duncan. Pafricia A. Dunn. MarfinJ. Dunning, Carla C. Durepo, Timofhy'A. Durman. Darlene D. DusffMarla K. 278. Duvick. Desa Dwenger. Gwendolyn Dyer. David B. Dylan. Bob Dzimiera, Terrence R. E Eades. Mark A. Easfhom. Gail A. Ebert Robin M. Eby. Marguerife A. Edds. Benifa J. Edens. Gregory L. Eder. Diane M. 246, Edingfon. Tammie Edwards. Ada E. Edwards. Dawn A. Edwards. Denise Edwards. Gregory J. Edwards. Mary C. Edwards. Nancy S. Edwards. Nicky A. Edwards, Terri L. Edwards. William Edwards, William C. 73. Edwards. William C. Ehrle. Elwood. Dr. Ehrman, Theresa J. Eifler. Mark Eldred, Linda Ellis. Gary W. Ellner. Judy L. Embry. Charles D. Emmerf, Renee E. Endress. Kafhy E. L. 69. 254 3l3 l23 II2 343 HQ 92 94 3l3 234 3l3 222 2l6 238 I23 343 344 3l3 344 I39 73 69 224 2l8 3l3 106 73 344 344 3l3 I I8 226 222 H8 232 69 344 242 3l3- 27 l86 3I4 3l4 288 344 l12 242 3l4 256 English. Bruce M. English, Vickie J. Ennis. Mark P. Ensinger. David E. Enferfainmenf Efchinson. Susie Eubank, Kafhryn N. Eufsler, Mark L. Evans. Allen J. Evans. Lynn A. Evering, Bob Eversole. Ralph L. Ewin. Renee E. Ewing. Douglas E. F Fackler. David D. Fagg. Reay A. Fagg. Sharon R. Fairhurst Jill E. FaN Farlow. Amanda L. Farmer. Dr. Farrand. Debra S. Farrell. Brenda J. Fauber. Befh A. Faulkenberg. Jeffrey Faulkner. Sharon A. Faust Lisa A. Faust Sue E. 288. Fehrenbacher,J1Jia E. Feller. Pamela J. Ferderber. Missy Ferguson, Barbara Ferguson, Pa+ricia A. Ferry, Kim Feffers. Roger L. Fields. Kelly 6. Fields. Peggy A. Fife, Charles E. Figg. Dianna K. Fiidich, Cafhy Fileff. Jane A. Findley. Nancy J. Finn. Eric Finnigan. Elizabefh A. Fisher, Bobbi S. Fisher. Doug Fisher. Sfephen E. Fisher. William G. Fisk. Sarah L. 242 2I6 236 244 I64 44 314 344 314 2l8 234 344 2l8 240 344 234 314 226 30 1 10 55 344 222 272 344 344 303 274 344 344 232 3l4 II2 Il4 244 2l8 3l4 222 314 2l6 2l6 3l4 290 3I4 344 234 344 252 3I4 'Fifzpafrick, LaleHa Y. I I4 Fleck. David 69 Fleck. William J. 3l4 Flowers. Kafhy D. 3l4 Floyd. Thomas 3'5 Foggs. Edward E. 73 Foli, Margaref E. 34I Folz, Karen F. 256 Foofball 72 Forbes. Bob 8I Ford. Amy S. 344 Ford, Nafalie K. 232 Forren. Cindy E. 3l5 Fosfer. Bruce 344 Fosfer. Faifh E. 344 Fos'rer. Laura A. 244 Foulkes, Elizabefh L. 228 Fowler, Vince 73 Fox, Kafhy G. 344 Foxworfhy. Karen J. 3I5 Frank. Pamela 289 Frank, Corrine '06 Frasfak. Mark A. . 73 Frausfo. Vivian. Coach I I0 Frederick. Debra A. 228 Frederick. Mark A. 55 Fredrick. Mary P. 272 Freeland. Ann P. 3I5 Freeley. Kafhleen 2l8 Freeman. Karen P. 274, 3l4 Freely, Kafhy I23 Freeman. Sally A. 228 Freilich. Sheldon 238 French, Cheryl E. 344 French, Kirk A. 73 ' Fry. Jennifer R. 2l8 Fudge. Charles A. 3 I 5 Fugue T 234 Fulgrd. Sharon ll4 Fuquay. Kafherine R. 344 Fusco. Cheryl R. 2l6. 3l4 Fuson. Mark J. 222 6533, Debbie L. 123. 94 Gaddis, Timofhy A. 240 Galvin. Tena L. 344 Gamen. Gary 73 Gamma th Befa 232-233 Gammon, Jacqueline I23, 94 GarreH. Debra K. 344 GarreH, Pafricia L. 94 GarrioH, Terri L. L 3 I 5 Garrison, Levon, Dr. I05 Gassen. Daniel M. 3I5 Gasfon. Vicforia S. 288, 226 Gavin, MichaeI J. 238, 3I5 Gederf, Lisa 345 Geib, Kurf W. 76 Geis, Nifa 345 Genfry, CharIes L. 3I5 Georges, John 252 Georgas. Mark 252 George,SamueIJ. 238.279 Gerard, Gary A. 290 Gerber, Timofhy D. 234 Gerwels, Frances T. 315 Geffinger, John J. 222 Gibbons. Karen A. 2I6 Gibbons, Kraig A. 222. 274 Gibbons, RobenL L. 286, 303 Gibson, WiIIiam R. 3 I6 Gilbert Alexander 9, 83, 78 Gilbert Mark A. 254 GIIberI, Melinda K. 222 GiIes, Donna M. 345 Gilles, Alecia A. I I0, 94 GIIIey. Richard L. 3I6 Gilmore. Carl W. 238 GiImore, Gary T. 73 Giordano. SIeve 244 Glass, Sandra L. 3l6 GIassburn, Richard E. 242 Gluscic, GeraId 73 GmeIich, Nancy 3I6 Goad, Jay R. L 242 Goben. Kenf W. 234 Godleski. EdHh I I2 Goebel, JackIyn S. 3 I6 GoebeI, Sue 92 Goefz. Ka'rhy A. 274 Golden, Earrin 6. I36 Gonzalez, Claudio A. 252 Gonzalez, Lawrence D. 252 Goodman. Debra K. 286 Goodman. Janis L. 278 Goodman, Randy G. 3l6 Goodrich, Ronald W. 3 I6 Gordon, Dawn 90 Gordon. Robin C. I23 Gossard, Julia K. 345 Gducher. Tanya L. I23 Gougeon, Andrea K. 278. 288,345 Gough, EIizabeIh A. 3 I6 Grace, Mary E. 345 Gradkowski, Mark J. 242,73 Granger. Rick 222 Granfham, Sfephen D. 240 Graves, CheryI M. 345 Graves, Pafricia M. 22I Graves, Phillip E. 3I6 Graves, Rebecca 5. 345 Gray. Melva L. 3l6 Gray. Rande S. 238 Gray, Sherre L.- 3I6 Grayson, Cassandra J. 2I8, 290. 345 Green. Berer J. 345 Green, Kafherine A. 234 Green, SfanIey C. 3I6 Greene. Dennis W. 3I6 GreweII.Cyn+I1ia L. I I4 Griel, PaIrick D. 76 Grimmer, Frederick 345 GrinneII, Pefer W. 345 Grove. Debbie L. 345 Grzych, Marie C. I I8 Gu. Doug 222 Gubifz. Lynn ' 3I6 Guerfs. Susan 226 Guilbeaulf, Joyce D. 345 Sunder, Rhonda C. 90 Gunn, GayIa E. 92 Gurchiek, Richard P. 3l6 Gusfin, Alice A. 345 Gufzwiller, Harold P. 3I6 Gwinn, Melissa K. 345 Gwinn, Richard M. 222 IHI Hagensieker, Jane A. 279 Hagerman, DaroIcI R. 345 Hahn, Henry R. 73 Hahn. Lisa A. 226 Hale. GregoryJ. 69 Hall. AnneHe Y. 2l6 HaII, Brenda D. 3I6 Hall, Charles A. 236 He , Cindy L. 224 Hall, N.Jean 3I7 Hall. Nancy K. 3I7 HaII, Treva M. 345, I I0 Halfer, CaroI J. 226 Halvorson. Dennis R. 345 Hambrock. Kafhy A. 345 Hamilfon. Jimmie L. 238 Hamilfon, Teresa A. 52 Hamilfon, Thomas N. 345 HamiIfon, Wayne N. 73 Hamil+on,WiIliam A. 3I7 Hamm, Jon A. 345 Hammer, Leslie A. 2I8 HarhmerIing. DougIas L. 303, 3 I 7 HammiII, Geo1c1c I47 Hammond. Carol L. 2I6, 3 I 7, 279 Hammond,James M. 3I7 Hamrick, Thoma L. 3I7 Hancock, Cyndee A. 4345 Hankins. Monica A. 3 l 7 HanIan. Jim I47 HanIon. Timofhy J. I27. 3 I 7 Hanning. Kafherine L. 345 Hannum, JiII A. 34I Hanover, Melanie E. 345 Harbison, Sara B. 226 Harcourt Kennefh J. I06 Harder. AniIa R. 246 Harder, Susan R. 345 Hardy, Mark C. 73 Hardy, Sue L. 3I8 Harlan, James H. I49 Harp, Barbara I68 Harper, Peggy J. 345 Harris, Berry A. 3I8 Harris, Claudia 234 Harris. Connie L. 256 Harris, Diana L. 345 Harrison. Kafheryn S. 345 Harf, Gary W. 3I8 Harf, Judeanne 2 I 8 Harf, Mary P. 288. 34I, 274 Hart PaIricia L. 22 I, 345 Harfer, DougIas E. 244 Harfer, NoeI 345 Harfer, N. Pafrick V 242 Harfman, Linda K. 2I8 -Harvel, DaIe A. 73 Haseman. Fredrick L. 3I8 Hassan. Saad A. 3I8 Haffield. John W. 345 Hauensfein, Nena K. 3I8 Haughn. Thomas W. 234 Hawkins. Daniel B. 73 Hayse, Brian K. 286 HazIeH, Chas. 220 Heady. Diane L. 3I8 Heafh. Holly M. 3I8 Heafon, Robert A. 82, 345, 279,242, 78 Heck. Darla J. 345 Heckler, Chris I I4 Hedges. Kim Hegg. Kafhleen Heiek. Gloria HeId'r. Tammy 5. Hemingway, MichaeI D. Hemphill, Tamra D. Hendricks, Sfephani Henke, MichaeI E. Henle, Geri Henley. Sharon M. Hennebury, Laurel E. Hennessy. Cindy L. Henrichs. Dama 6. Henry, PameIa Henson, Julia K. Hernandez, BIaura Herndon, Bradley J. Herr. Douglas R. Hershberger, Susan R. Hefhingfon, Dr. Heyden, Walfer D. HiaH, Diana L. Hibbard, MichaeI G. Hickman, Carol Hicks, Terrence G. Hichon, Nancy A. I48 345 2 l 8 345 254 256 2I6 254 92 2 l 6 l23 92 2I6 I05 232 345 3I9 254 345 78 3 I9 345 290. 345 3 I 9 345 246 HigginboIham. Debra L. 256 Higgins, ScoH S. 73 Higgins, Teresa L. 220 Highbaugh, Paula J. 220 HIII, David L. 290, 345 HiIIiard. Jon 76 Himes, Wanda I. 345 HinkIey, Janice M. 3I9 Hinshaw, Kimberly F. 345 Hinfon, Sherry L. 2I6. 272, 279, 345 Hiquef. PameIa A. 345 Hobaugh, Michael L. 3I9 Hochgesang, Raymond L. 290 Hochman. Linda S. 2l6 Hock, Jeff P. 345 Hodder, Roberf A. 345 Hodges, Bill 4, BI, 78 Hoefling. Gene L. 252 Hoener, Pe+e 73 Hoffa, David B. 236 HoIIman, Donna J. 345 Honan, James N. 238 Hoffman, Janef M. 3I9 HoIIman. Sharon 5. 3I9 Hofsfedler. Jean 92 Hoggaff. Leine J. I05 Holbrook. Susan E. 345 361 362 Holcomb, Timo+hy G. 242 Holdaway. Marlene F. 3I9 Holder. Ka+hy J. 234.345 Holley, Gregg L. 252 Hollingswoth. Vincen+ 286 Hollis, Lafhan E. 272 Holloway, Lenae L. 92 Holly, Susan A. I23 Holsfen, Paul A. I06 Holfhouse, Michael H. 236 Holzhausen, Dale F. 288 Homburg, Kafhleen 226 Homecoming 20-27 Honors Day 56 Hood, Kyle P. 73 Hoo+man. Cheryl N. 2l6 Horban. Gerald J. 3'9 Horevay.Jean A. I I8,3l9 Hornacky, Anna H. 228 Home, Jody R. 3I9 HorningI Donald M. 3I9 Horvay. Jeanie 256 Houdasheldf. Timofhy J. 3l9 Hougey. PaIricia J. 345 HousfonI RandallJ. 3I9 Howard. Gino 73 Howard Lori L. 2l6 Howard, Lou A. 345 Howe, JamesJ. 290 Howell. James D. 345, 279 Huber, Cheryl 346 Huckleberry, Chris 2l9 Hudson. Byron C. 346 Hufnagel. Rick 254 Hughes. David R. 290 Hukill, Mary K. 3I9 Hull, Kennefh 242 Humphrey, Jacqueline S. 2l6 Hunt Dr. I68 Hunt Gregory L. 279, 240 Hunt Pamela A. 228 HunIer, Marianne 3I9 Hurley. John 69 Hurley. Mary A. I I0. I 12 Ice, Sheryl A. 3l9 Hill, AlIen 244 I99, Olubunmi 346 Ilkin. Tunch A. 73 Imperial, Olga M. 2I6, 279 Ingram, Marfin W. Ingram, Sally A. Irelan, Lisa K. Irmiger. Kur+ Irr, Denise L. lnframurals Irvin, Leroy A. Israel, ConnieJ. J Jackson, Anna Jackson. Donald S. Jackson. Ellyn 6. Jackson, Lana K. 228. Jackson, Sandra R. James, Joanna E. James, SuzeHe L. James, Torn Jamison, Dick Jamison, Kur+ Janeway. Beverly J. Janish, David M. JarreH. Vanessa L. Jarvis, Howard L. Jeffers, Porfia I. Jeffries. Debra D. Jeffries. Linda S. Jenkins, Melissa M. Jennings. George L. Jennings, William Jensen. Daniel E. Jerse. Ann E. Jessee. Jeffrey L. Jeff. Louis E. - Jewell, Sandra L. 278. Jimenez. Luz M. Jimmy Johnson. Alescia M: Johnson. Becky S. Johnson. Cynfhia K. 279, Johnson. David Johnson. Deborah A. Johnson. Diane C. Johnson. Gary L. Johnson. Leslie 6. Johnson. Linda C. Johnson. Michael L. Johnson. Richard E. Johnson Roberf F. Johnson, Tracy 94, Jones, Carol M. 240 320 320 242 224 98 73 90 346 73 346 279 346 346 256 73 73 346 320 222 320 346 346 34I 224 224 320 I37 346 320 346 242 346 346 240 l IO 93 288 76 246 2 I 6 320 232 93 32l 222 346 I I2 320 Jones. Charles P. 346 Jones. De Londa I I4 Jones. Deborah M. 222 Jones. Eugene M. 73 Jones, John P. 73 Jones. Julia N. 2 I 8 Jones. Kim E. 320 Jones. Liz 2l6 Jones. PaIricia L. 346 Jones. Regina A. 286 Jones. Tom ' I40 Jorrifsma. Tina L. 346 Joseph, Debra L. 346 Joswick. Mark T. 244 Junghans. Sfeven A. 278 Juniors 342-35 I Kacher, Alice L. 234 Kadel. Kenf L. 346 Kaiser. Mary 32l Kaiser. Terry J. 53 Kalinsky. Jeffrey Y. 240 Kamman, Rex C. 236 Kane, Jenifer L. 226, 92 Kappa Sigma 234-235 Karl. Connie 94 Kaszuba, John J. 252 Kauffman, Gary L. 290 Kaye. David I. 242 Keever, Shelley J. 290 Kellen Donna 32l Kellen Linda S. 228 Kellen Tony E. 32l Kelley, Susan F. 279, 32 I. 226 Kelly. Mary A. I23 Kelsheimer. Richard B. 252 Kemp. Cthern E. 32l Kemp. Kevin L. 236. 32l Kendall. Cheryl D. I26 Kendrick, Brenda L. 32l Kenlay, Kafhryn E. 346 Kennedy, Mary M. 32l Kepics, Irene M. 278 Kerins, Connie L. 2 I 6 Kerr. Judifh M. 32 I Kerr. Philip I48 Kidd, Marian M. I I4 Kiefer, Kurf H. 238 Kile. Amanda C. 32l Kile. Kenfon R. 346 Kile. Mandy Kimmel. TimoIhy L. Kimmerle. Jeanine A. King, Anne M. King, Bob King, Danny E. King, Debra K. 279, King, Frank King, Ginny King, Kennefh King, Rifa King. Russell Kinzer, Barbara R. Kippenbrock. Judy A. Kirby, Debra A. Kirby, Kimberly A. Kirk. Wilson M. Kirkmam Paige A. Kish, Michele T. Kish, Rifa E. KiIson. Richard A. Kiffle, James Klause, Mary E; KlawiHer, Kafhleen J. Kleiman, Monfgomery A. Kline, Chanda Klink. James E. Klisurich, Debra J. Klo+z, Raymond J. Knabel. KenneIh W. Knauer, Lorna S. Knezevich. M. Garri KniesI Susan J. Knight James W. Knight Wanda KnoHs, Ginger KnoHs. Jennifer B. Knoy, David A. Koehler, Jeffrey D. Koglin. Eric N. 238, 279, Kohn, Sally A. Kolarik, Karen M. Kolarik. Sharon T. Konopasek. BeHy J. Korn. Rebecca A. KorIokrax, Karen J. I26. KoHer. Susan J. Koval. Michael A. Kowalisyn, Diane L. Kramer, David C. Krampien, RoberIJ. Kravik, Sandra B. Kregel. Donna J. Kreuger, Brian 279 244 2l6 II2 78 32l 238 226 346 278 32l 2l6 322 322 92 32l 2I6 346 2l6 322 322 286 94 242 I I2 238 303 322 346 346 252 I23 346 236 228 346 238 238 322 346 I23 I23 226 73 I42 2I6 73 I23 242 IOS 2l8 322 73 '5 i? i ? I ? a R I Krenfz. Donna L. I I0 Kriebel. Eric D. 76 Kriefemeyer. Jeffrey 289 KroH. Linda S. 322 Kross. Lisa J. 346 Kubacki, Gene M. 346 Kumler.Jef1t 238 Kunce, Lowell K. 286 LafoHeHe. Michael D. 69 Lagenour, Penelope C. 322 Lagrange, Roger K. 286 Laicin, Joseph A. 76 Lake. Carrie J. I I8 Lakey, S+even A. 73 Lambda Chi Alpha 236-237 Lambert ClifIc 3l2 Lamey, Nancy J. 346 Lamping, David P. 279, 346 Land, James D. 242 Land. Roy D. 279 Landes, Jenny L. 346 Landini. Richard G. . l86 'Larimore. Jeffrey L. 322 Lasher. Kei+h A. 346 Lashley4 Susan C. 346 Laskey. Jeffrey G. 347 Lafham. John A. 322 Lafimen Jacqueline S. 322 Lawrence. Shelley L. 246 Layman. Brenda K. 94, ll2 Layman. Niles D. 242 Lebaun. Carol 347 Leclair. Suzanne K. 2l6, 286 Lee. Darnell E. 75 Lee,Joe 252 Lee+s, Diane S. 322 Legg. Leslie E. ll4 Legrange, Ned 234 Lehman, Trudy L. 323 Leonard, Lisa A. l l2 Leshinsky, Joel F. 323 Lesfer, Polly J. 347 Leffelleir, John D. 75 Lewis. Anne K. 32! Lewis, Darla S. 323 Lewis. Merrie E. 323 Liddil, Teresa M. 228 Lince, Narfha A. 347 Lind, Donald 252 Lindsey. Cheryl L. Lindsey. Donna L. Lindsey, Lois J. Linn, Eric Linfon, Leslie Linfon, Mark A. Linville. Doug Lipsuim, John Lisch, Janef 94. Lisher, John, Mr. Lisfer, Gayle R. Lo, Pafrick C. H. Logan, Michael A. Logan. William H. Lonnrofh, Janice E. 2l6. Lonsdale, Cheryl A. Lorick, Jeffery D. Low, Rhonda Lowe. David K. Lowe, Melissa C. Lucas, Cynfhia C. Lucas, Jolinda S. Luebbehusen. aniel L. Luker, Joyce E. 226, 288. Lumley. Pa+ricia C. Lumpy Lusfgarfen. Tamra M. Lyall, Elizabeth A. Macke. Kay D. Maddock, Kurf A. Magnuson. Sfephen L. Magrfgak Mahan, Terri L. Maher, Jeffrey A. Maher, Teresa M. Mallica, Mary A. Malone. Jerri L. Malooley, Mary R. Mancuso. Dale Mann, David H. 279. Manning, Cheryl L. Mansfield, Jane'r P. Mapes, Janice E. Marching Band Marcinko. Charles Marcinko, KeHyJ. Market Carla S. Marquess. Jennifer S. Marr, Timofhy l. 347 94 347 29l 323 323 244 238 ll2 242 323 323 323 73 323 92 73 94 73 323 I47 I I2 323 347 323 234 323 220 256 279 347 36 323 242 347 347 2l6 226 238 324 222 324 324 I44 I06 256 2 I 8 92 324 Marrs, Cynthia L. Marrs, Terry L. Marsh, SfephenK. Marfens. Michelle H. Marfin, Cafherine D. Marfin, Jacqueline S. Marfin, Julie D. Marfin, Linda M. Marfin, Melissa Martin, Paula J. Marfin, Reibecca L. Marfin, Sfeve Marfin. Vicki J. Marfinez, Eric R. Marunde. KellyJ. Mascher. Helen K. Mason, Barry L. Mason. James, Dr. Mason, Janice K. Massey. James C. Mafhew, Eric D. 252. Mafhis, Rhea A. 564 Mafingly. Doug Maffhews, Ed MaHhews, Lynn M. 226, Maurer, Susan L. Maxwell. Jane L. Mayfield, Debra J. McBride, Sfeve McCar'ry, Shannon K. McAdams, Cyn+hia J. McCain, Erin K. McCall, Susan T. McCann, Fran Coach McClanahan, Nancy L. McClennan, Tim McClure. Michael E. McCorkle, Barry L. 252, McCoy. James A. McCoy Pefe McCrory, Sue A. McCuire, AI McCullough, Greg McDaniel. Marilyn D. McDermoH, Rebecca J. McDeviH, Donna McDeviH, Donna J. McDonald, James G. McDonald, Lisa McDonald, Sfeve McDonald. Tony R. McDuffie. Denise L. McElravy. Jeffrey K. McFall. Frederick T. McGimmaia Dave 347 222 244 347 324 324 2I6 278 HQ 347 324 3I 34 324 252 92 347 303 242 234 73 2l2 347 222 73 324 347 2l8 324 234 324 324 324 347 76 IOS 238 252 324 347 73 325 l l 234 347 347 347 34! 236 234 234 325 325 244 244 73 McGinness. Pearl M. McGrafh, Janice L. McHargue, Ed McHeHy, Rod Mclnfosh. Be++y J. McKamey. Aurelia L. McKelvey. Roberf A. McLain. Freda McLaughlin. Joyce A. McLaughlin, Pafricia A. McMahon, ArleHe M. NcMafh. Servelure McMichael. Michelle J. McMillon. Anfhony D. McMorrow, Debra L. McNair. Pafrick J. McNeal, Madise D. McNeely, Jeanne G. McNeHy, Rodney McQueen. Tammy K. McWhir'r, James E. Meagher. Douglas W. Mech. Mark E. Meechan, Craig Medina. Israel Meese, Lori A. Meguine. Gail Melby. Carl Menfzer, William C. Mercier, Michael R. Merkel. Michael J. Merkel. Nancy L. Merrill, Molly Meyer. Judy Meyen Larry A. Meyer, Lynn Meyerrose, Dawn E. Michelfelder. Michelle Mier, Karen S. Mier, Sarah J. Miher, Cindy Milburn, Jennifer L. Milburn, John P. Miley. Bradford K. Miller. David D. Miller, James W. Miller, Kafhryn D. Millen Nancee K. Miller, Ralph C. Miller, Sandra K. Miller. Terri A. Miller, Timofhy B. Million, Phyllis M. Mills, Ron 274. 325 325 347 242 256 22l 325 325 325 92 2 l 6 325 347 l05 325 252 347 347 78 347 347 347 325 238 244 2 I 8 216 34I 240 242 69 256 2 l 6 246 325 I I4 246 228 347 246 347 326 236 78 252 347 326 256 238 347 232 222 228 236 363 364 M1115, ScoH P. 236 Milner, Brian L. 347 Minker,Car01J. 326 Minker.Ca+11erine A. 347 Mislan, Michael J. 326 Miss Ebony Pageanf 34 Miss ISU Pageanf 52 Mifche11.MichaeIW. 326 Mifchell, Pamela A. 347 Mock,Je11t 73 Modesiff, Terry R. 73 Moeller. Joyce A. 326 Moerdyk. Kimberly l. 256, 347 Mo1nar, Andrew E. 236 Moninger. Pamela J. 348 MonneH, Lisa H. 216 Monroe, Mark A. 327 Monroe, Molly A. 348 Monroe, Vicforia H. I 14 Monfgomery, Mark D. 348 Mood,Rober16. 238 Moody, Rory D. 244 Moore, Huberf L. 72. 73 Moore, Monica A. 228 Moran, Pafricia M. 112 Morgan. Bruce A. 327 Moriarfy, Nancy A. 246,348 Morin, Teresa L. 221,348 Morris. Donna G. 348 Morris, Sfephen R. 348 Morrison, Kafhy S. 348 Morrison, Sam 234 Mosson,Carma1efa K. 93 Mofley, Cynfhia M. 327 Moulfon. Kennefh 186 Movies 162 Mr. ISU 74 Mueller, Cynfhia E. 232 Mu111n5,Anne F. 348 Mun+ean, Eva 6. 348 Murden, Curfis L. 327 Murphy. David R. 348 Murphy. Karen L. 348 Murphy,Ka+h1een A. 1l1l28, Murphy, Pafricia A. 94 Murphy, Roberf D. 348 Murray, Ann 5. 92 Murray,James A. 238,327 Muse. Bradley D. 242 Musgrave, Anna J. 327 Musgrave, Pau1M. 236 Musgrave, Rufh A. 246 Musfon, Terry A. 222 Myer. Dee A. 92, 348 Myers.Jane1J. 348 Myers, Kevin L. 327 Myers. Sara J. 327 Myqvify. Barf 222 Myszak.Kennef11J. 327 Naegele, DaneHa S. 123 Nasr. Jihan S. 234 NaH, Frank 252 Naumann. Deborah L. 348 Nave. David L. 348 Neel,0111e 348 Nee1,PaUIG. 286 N611, Leslie 5. 226 Nellisf, Rober'r H. 327 Nelson, Kimberly D. 226 Nelson, Robin D. 327 Nemcek. Richard M. 78 Nepofe, Domenic 327 Nesfer, William, Dr. 242 Newe11.She11y 112 Newell, RocheHe L. 348 Nichols, Jason K. 106, 348 Nicholson, David 76, 348 Nicholson, Kimberly S. 224 Nicholson, Sandra K. 348 Nicho1son, Sheila K. 222. 328, 348 Nicholson, Terri A. 226, 288. 279 Nicks, Olando C. 78 Nickum. Brad L. 242 Nie1.Cyn+hia L. 228, 328 Nipple, Susan K. 92,348 Noe1,Holly J. 328 Nolan, Co11een D. 218 N01+e, Ross 252 Norman. Luanne M. . 348 Nosbisch, Teresa A. 1 18 Nova, Nancy L. 348 Novakosk1.Wi1liam L. 279, 328 Nowesnick, Thomas E. 328 Nugenf. Ted 136, 138 Nussmeier, Dana N. 226 Obrian, Befh A. 218 Odesf. Karen 234 Odom, Bonifa 328 Oliver, Francie D. 256. 348 Oneal. David T. 328 Opasik, Cafhy A. 2 I 6 Oros. Ronnie 216 Orr.K1mber1y S. 328 Ossman. Margare+ K. 90 Osfing, John R. 252 Ofeham, William R. 236 Owen. Ann K. 228 Owens. Jon D. 328 Owens, Joyce M. 328 Owens. Kur15. 147 Owens, Leland J. 234 PadgeH. Joann M. 341 PadgeH, Terry A. 328 Pagel, Kim 234 Pahud. Kelly L. 218 Pahud. Tracy 218 Palka. Dan 252 Pa1mieri. Lisa A. 216 Palumbo, Tina M. 232 Panfelich,Jo1m C. 238 Papai,Miche1e M. 348 Parker, Bruce L. 328.242 Parker,Car015. 222 Parker, Diana 5. 341 Parmley, Craig A. 348 Parrish, Karen L. 329 Parrish, Pau1a A. 218 PaHerson. Carla S. 256 Paulin,He1en P. 226. 288. 279, 348 Paulin, Karen L. 329 Payne, Nancy A. 246 Payne, Rhonda K. 216 Pearl, Mark B. 279,242 Pearman. MaHhew D. 236 Pearson, Janice A. 256 Pease, Deborah R. 329 Pease. Ed 242 Peebles, Pamela S. 216 Fall, Mary A. 348 Penningfon.5611y J. 329 Pepmeier, Jane'r E. 218 Perdiew, Thomas D. 242 Peregrine. Duane M. 252 Pereira, Joseph J. 236 Perkins, Cynfhia M. 348 Pernice, Sue 123 Perone, A11red C. 242 Perry. James A. 329 Perry. James R. 348 Peferson, Bruce E. 244 Pefif. Rober'r G. 286, 242 PeHy, Kimber1y 348 P1611, Douglas E. 279,242 Pfaff, Roxanne M. 224 Pfau. Laura L. 232 Phares. Jacqueline A. 224 Phegley, Julia A. 226 Phegley, Kafherine J. 348 Phi Gamma De1+a 240, 241 Phi De1+a Thefa 130. 132. . 238, 239 Phillips. Karen 110,348, 112 Pi Kappa A1p1'16 242-243 P1 Lambda P111 244-245 Picke1,JeH 69 Pierce, Donna R. 232 Pierson, Vicki L. 348 Piefy, Robin 348 Pike, Pau1a J. 232 Pi Lambda Phi 130, 132 Pilarski,Pau1M. 238,329 Pinks+on, Walfer P. 236,329 Piffman, Tresea K. 329 P1anf$ale 40 P1enge. Lisa E. 329 Plew, Roger A. 348 Ploch, Rosemarie J. 256 Poe. David B. 329 Poi. Sandra L. 246 Poland. Wanda G. 348 Polen, Kafherine C. 246 Ponfaoe. Nieva A. R. 329 Poorman, Deborra M. 330 Poorman, Kevin L. 330 Pope, Donna L. 105. 114 Popham, Joseph E. 244 Pop1pas. Teresa J. 93 Porfer, Grace A. 1 14 Porfer, James L. 330 P0115. Craig A. 252 Pound. Les1i 348 Powe11,J.S+uarf 254 Powe11,James L. 254 Powell. Lisa D. 228 PoweH. Pamela S. 348 Prarat Kimberly S. 226,288. 348 PraH, Michael W. 330 PraH, Kevin 238 PraH. Timofhy D. 348 Predaina, Sfeven A. 242. 348, 279 Prell. Bruce R. 330 Presidenf Landini 55 Prevot Reni'ra J. 330 Priesf. Dee S. 272 Procfor. Bobby 76 Prokop. Diana 348 Prophet Randall G. 348 Profich, Raymond A. l05 Provence. Timofhy D. 348 Prusz. Larry J. 236 Puckeff, ScoH D. 236 Pund. Virgu 34l Quigley. Gabriella V. 92 Quigley. Terrance A. 68, 69 R Raabe. Mark E. 348 Raisor, Susan J. 330 Rameis, Kelly A. 348 Randall, Tracy 330 Randolph, Iona L. 348 Rankin Awards 54 Rankin. Dr. 55 Rasfovic, Mike 75 Rafex, Dennis 73 Rafliff, Jeffery A. 238,348 Rausch. Tracy E. 279 Raypole. Kafhy L. 348 Redd. Linda K. 256 Redfearn. George. Mr. 242 Redfearn, George R. 288 Reed. Carolyn E. 330 Reed, Penni A. 226 Reed. Sfeven B. 83,222.78 Reel, Phillip H. 33l Reese. Lynn 348 Rehfuss. Sharon K. 2I8 Rehfuss, Susan A. Rehrig, Jennifer R. 303, Reichenbach, Sandra L. Reiken, Chrisfopher T. Reilly, Guy T. Renaud, Gregory P. Resh, Susan E. Refseck. Ann Refz, Amy Reynolds. Alvin Reynolds, Norris G. Reynolds, Pafrick M. Rheinhardf. William R. Rice. David, Dr. Rich, Jane'r 290. Rich, Jennifer 5. Richard. Gary Richard, Tammy M. 349, Richards, Mona R. Richardson, Dr. Richardson, James D. Richardson, James E. Richardson. Julie J.' Richardson, Laura J. Richardson, Susan G. Richey. Arlene J. Ricker, Pam Riddick, Towanda Rigel, Jo D. Riggs, Jeanne Ring. Rifa K. 2l8. Ringlehan, Joseph M. Ripberger, Jean A. Risf, Alicia A. RiHer. Nancy A. RiHer. Roberf E. Robbins. ScoH B. Rober+s, Donald, Dr. Roberfs, Donna S. Roberfson, Ri+a K. Robinson. Donald J. Robinson, Eric G. Robinson. Janef M. Robinson, Melissa Robinson, Susan L. , Rogers. Roberf C. Rollings, Daniel J. Rollings, Deborah A. Rooney, Pafrick T. Roos, Linda J. Roscoe. John K. Rosen, Joyce A. Rosenberg. Nona A. Rosendaul, Glenda S. Rosenwasser. Jodi B. 55, 228 33! 34I 349 76 238 2I6 33l 349 73 240 279 222 l86 33l 33l 252 I I4 2l6 I74 286 IOS 33l 286 2I8 226 256 33l I I2 278 33! 240 349 349 33l 78 33l l86 349 2l6 33l 73 33l 349 349 286 236 22l 33l IIO 68 33l 349 2I8 349 Rosner, Elizabefh A. 274. 33l Ross. Aimbrell 33l Ross,Jon K. 33! Ro'rh, Donald G. 222 Rowe. Cynfhia L. 33l Royer. Brian D. 23 Royer, Michael B. 332 Rozema. Dr. I68 Rudolph, Laura J. 279. 349 Ruffin, Edward N. 73 Ruhreen, Al 76 Rusche. Rober'r L. 349 Ruschel, Jim 238 Rushing, Lana J. 232 Russell, Candace 332 Rufh, LyneHe M. 332 Rufher. Krisfine K. I IO Rutherford, Michael A. 73 Saddler, Joseph K. 332 Saifer, Timofhy W. 349 Sallas. Anifa M. 246 Salfzman, Michael D. 240 Sams. Diana R. 228 Sanders. Chrisfine L. 332 Sanders, Tony 349 Sandusky, David J. 332.279 Sanfiago. Clef 349 Sanfds, Deborah L. 332. 279 Saunders, Debbi 93 Saxer, Claudia M. 2l6, 349, 279 Sayers, Timofhy C. 76 Scales, Darnae 349 Schabel. Marcia 8. 286.226 Schachf. Beffe A. 332 Schafer. Janef K. 349 Schafer. Paula J. 349 Scharf, Tammy L. 349 Scheberle, Michael 236 Schepper, AnneHe M. 332 Schilling, Kimberly A. 349 Schmelzer, Roger H. 280. 332 Schmidt James W. I05 Schmidt Lisa M. I I2 Schmidt Rober'r L. 332 Schmidt Susan M. 332 Schmifs. Pafricia R. 332 Schneider, Jeffrey A. 73 Schoknechf. Lisa A. 332 Scholz, Maureen I46 Schoo7 ofArfs 8: Sciences I68 5c6007 of HPER I74 Schoo7of Techno7ogy I72 Schroyer. William K. 333 Schulfe, Jo A. l23 Schulfhies, Philip R. 75. 333 Schulfz. James F. 73 Schulze. Richard D. 222 Schumacher. Janice 333 Schurm, Deb 94 ScoH, William A. 349 Seal, Vicki D. 246 Seay, Meg 2l6 Seberger, Clara A. 349,94 Sednek, Amy 333 Seniors 306-34l Serimerhorn, Teri 2 l 6 Shafer, Tony R. 333 Shaffer, Craig A. 73 Shaffer, Sfephen C. 333 Shake. Jill D. 234. 349 Shanahan, Daniel J. 349 Shannon, Sarah J. 333 Shannon, Thomas M. 73 Sheppard, Susan K. 333 Sharffer, Rich 222 Shaver, Cafhy L. I46 Shaw, Rick A. 78 Shee+s, Carol 228 Shee+s, Kafhleen A. 333 Sheilds, John 240 Shelfon, Douglas 0. 349,279 SheHon, John 238 Sherer. Marcia 92 Shide. Georgiann 349 Shimer, Sfanley 288 Shoaf, Lefha M. 278. 349 Sholders. Diana L. 349 Shopmeyer. Pam 246 Shoulders, Diana 2I8 Showers. Buddy 236 Shrake. Miconna J. 333 Shun, Nanch. 333 Sickles, Connie 333 Siders. Mark A. 279 Sidlin, David B. 254 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 5. I33 Sigma Kappa I33. 248. 249 Sigma Phi Epsilon I33, 250. 25I Sigma Pi 252. 253 Simon. Ca+herine E. 349 Simon, Jane 234 365 366 Simpson. Carla J. Simpson. Jeaneffe Simpson. Jim Simpson. Pamela J. Sims.CI1rIsII F. Sines. John M. Sisk. David W. Sison. Vangie Skaggs. Dianne K. SkaIicky. BernadeHe T. SkeIIey. Linda K. Skelfon. John M. SkeIIon. Pamela R. SIaboski. Thomas J. Slavens. Kevin D. Sloan. CheryI L. Sloan. Keenis F. Sloane. Befh SIuder. Tracy Smelfzer. Mary E. 349. Smifh. Arden V. Smifh, Brenda S. Smifh. Chuck 40. Smifh. David A. 272. Smifh, Greg A. Smifh. Jackie L. SmiIh.Jane+ A. 232, Smifh.JoI1n T. Smifh. Keman W. Smifh. Kennefh I. Smifh. KimberIy M. Smifh.LauraJ. 222. Smifh. LoreI'Ia S. Smifh, Marvin W; Smifh. Mary M. Smifh, Philip A. Smifh. Richard A. Smifh. RobenL D. Smi'rh. Susan J. Smifh. Terry L. SmiIh. Thomas D. Smoroske. David M. Sneider. Kurf Smelling. Karen K. Snipp. Larry Sobecki. Gerald SoboI. Sharon A. Songfesf Sorenson. Michael W. Sowers. Jo E. Spadlay. John Sparks. Teresa A. Spear. Joe R. . 334 334 I I 349 . 349 334 349 349 349 4 I I4 349 73 334 252 349 334 222 l23 334 278 349 334 222 334 349 222 334 73 73 238 349 334 256 73 228 334 236 238 232 323 252 :05 222 232 238 252 349 I56 334 334 73 349 349 Spilman. Mary S. 256 Spifzer, Krisfie E. 334 Spring Break 44 Springer. Rifa F. 349 SprowI. Jacqueline S. 349 SpruiII. Carl L. 73.334 Spurgin. Gloria S. 279.232 Squadroni. RandyJ. 335 S+ahI. Rebecca J. 349 STaIey. Larry J. 286 SfaIey. Leroy 8. 82. 335. 78 Sfanisz. John D. 349 Sfark. Karen J. 349 Sfark. MaHhew T. 335 Sfaroscsak. Pa'rricia A. 234 Sfafesman Sfaff 290 Sfaudohar, PeIer J. 252 SfauHer. Jeffrey C. 252 Sfebbins. Debra L. 226 Sfeen. Tamara L. 349 Sfeiner. MargarefJ. 246 SIeIIenpohI. Diane3M. 2I8 SIenHenageI, Rick'J. 335 Sfernberg. Karen S. 349 Sfeuer. Larry J. 222. 349 Sfevens, John R. 252. 349 Sfevens. Ka+hy 92,256.93 Sfeward. Timo'rhy W. 349 Sfewarf. Amy J. 22l Sfewarf, Kenna C. 2I6 Sfewarf. Lori J. 2 I 6 Sfidham. Debra L. 224 Sfidham, Jamie E. 335 Sfiegman. Lisa A. 335 SIIIaI. Cynfhia J. I05. 335 SIiIger. Vincenf G. 335 S+ogsdill. Ka+hy L. 232.335 SIokes. Linda J. 350 SIOIIZ. Elizabefh 350 Sfoner. Jan I I4 Sfoff. Cafherine E. 246 SIouf. Roberf G. 335 Sfowe. David 242 SIrange. Doug 350 Sfreif, Nancy L. 335 Sfrickler. Celesfe M. 335 SfringfeIIow. Anfhony 350 Sfrodfbeck. Vicki 335 Sfroud, Douglas R. 335 S'rrufz, Mar'rin L. 73 Sfuder. Joyce A. 279, 286. 288 SfuIIz. Margaref A. 2 I 6 Suifers. Nancy B. 350 Sullivan. Denise L. 350 Sullivan. Monica 6. 2 I 6 Summers. LeeHa S. 350 Suzich. Rudy L. 73 Svenson. Chris 234 Swaim.KeiII1 335 Swick. Carol 5. 350 Swick. Debra 350 Swift Mary H. 278 Swiharf. KarI E. 69 Swiharf. Kevin W. 69. 350 Sycamore Players I46- I49 Sycamore Sfaff 302-303 Syesfer. Roger G. 24 Sypifkowski. Roberf 222 Szanyi. RonaId 74. 75 Szymkowski. Roberf J. 2 I 2. 222 Tague. Glenda S. 350 Ta7enf Show I26 Tamar, Allen L. 222. 350 Tamar. Earl J. 335. 223 Tandemonia 48-5 I Tarpey. Helen M. 232 Taonr. JiII L. 220 Taonr. Lynn A. 335 Taylor. Mark A. 350 Taylor. Michael W. 350 Teder. JeIIrey L. 336 Tenbarge. Ronald L. 234. 350 Terrell. David R. 69 Terrie. Diana 350 Terry. Alice M. 350 Terry, Phillip L. 236 Thacker.Timo+I1y D. 336 Thais. Sfeven M. 336 Thefa Chi 256-257 ThieI. Befh M. 336 Thimlar. Terry 78 ThImIing. Sharon L. 92 Thomas. Jackie E. 73 Thomas. Jim A. 236. 76 Thomas, Kurf B. 308 Thomas. Rufh R. 336 Thomas. ScoIia R. 336 Thomas. William E. 238 Thompson. Bruce A. 350 Thompson. Gerald P. 73 Thompson. Rebecca L. Thompson. Robin J. Thorlfon. John R. 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Cheryl S. 350 Walfz, Denise A. 350 Wamsley. Sherry V. 92,337 Ward. Roger B. 234 Wardenburg. Wilma K. 337 Wardle, Jo L. 92.226 Waring. John 236 Warne, John F. 337 Warner. Donald D. 73 Warner. Laura M. l06 Warren. Carol A. 232 Warren. Cafhy L. 232 Washingfon, Joyce E. 350 Washing+on. Raymond M. 337 Washingfon, Zachary T. 73 Waswn. Donald R. 338 Waferson. JiH l23 Wafkins. Kim L. ' 350 Wafkins, Thomas J. 76 Wafson. Donald L. 350 Wafson. Rea G. 350 Wafferson. Cindy G. 338 WaHs. Linda G. 35' Wayharf, John T. 73 Wear. Debra D. 338 Weas. Ralph E. 68. 69 Wea+herhol+. Jeri L. 338 Weafhers. Luann M. 2I8 Weaver, Kafhy S. 232 Weaver. Nancy A. 228. 35! Webb. Judifh L. 338 Webb. Leondra 35l Webb. Sandra 338 Webber. Darla G. 338 Weber, William G. 73. 236 Weber,yWilliam W. 338 Weddell, David D. 338 Wedel. Bradley L. 35l Weems. Alan D. 338 ,Weik. Diane J. 246 Weis. Rhonda S. 35l Weiss. Monica L. 35l Welch. Mari L. 24. 2l6. 279 Welch, Mary B. 35l Wellmaker, Paula S. ll4 Welp. Kevin J. 35! 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Paul 238 Wilson, Susan M. 252 Wilffong. Pafricia R. 224 Winderlich. Rudolph W. 35! Windom. William l55 Winniski. Kay A. 256 Winslow. Wendy S. 246 Winfczak, Thomas R. 340 Winfer 38 Wise. Michael C. 35l Wise. Randall L. 254. 340 Wisely. Debora 340 Wiser, Cheryl R. 35l Wif'rgen. Michael J. 35! Wolfe. Garry L. 340 Wolfe. Jud E. 242 Wolski, Brenda K. ll2 Wolfer. Kafhi A. 340 Wong. Brenda E. 340 Wong. Pafricia M. 340 Wood. Michael K. 35l Woodard, James, Mr. 242 Woodard. Susan K. 340 Woodham, Rufh M. 228 Woodward. David M. 34I Wright Bruce E. 222 Wright Debra 5. 226 Wright Garry L. 35! Wright Julie 256 Wright Karel A. 35l Wubben, Brenda K. 246 Wuensch. Befh A. 34I WyaH. Samuel L. 238 Wyse. Vickie L. 34! Yaggi. Lynn E. 35l Ybarra. Phillip 35 I. 252 Yeafer. Gregory S. 252 Yegerlehner. Debra A. 35l Yelich. Barbara 228 Yoho. Dr. I72 Young. Thomas A. 35l Younf. Diane E. 34I Yu.Jack C.K. 35l Yu,Julie C.L. 35l Yung,ChiW. 35l Yung. Ida M.K. 35l Z Zebendon. Clarie E. 232 Zeiser. 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