Iowa State University - Bomb Yearbook (Ames, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 472 of the 1964 volume:

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Remember . . . strolling to class with the bells chiming . . . that special night walk . . . stopping to greet old friends . . . dashing across campus to class in 10 minutes . . . waiting for that special someone ... a thoughtful pause, alone or together . . . new construc- tion and old familiar buildings . . . the twisted tree that climbs the Campanile . . . worn down steps on the buildings . . . Union fountain with colored lights . . . rainy days, wet days, cold days, windy days, bundled up coeds in winter . . . shorts and skirts in the summer . . . sidewalks which slope to the center and catch the rain. Iowa State campus is something different to every student, alumni, faculty member, and visitor. 20 II REGISTRATION IS . . . standing in line . . . filling out forms . . . standing in line . . . I can ' t help you. Go back to Station C. It ' s struggling through the mass of people in State Gym. . . . It ' s getting to State Gym and finding you left your meal ticket at the dorm. It ' s smiling for your ID picture through wet hair . . . It ' s buying books . . . Sorry, but we ' re out of that book now. . . . It ' s selling books . . . Sorry, but we can ' t buy that one back. There ' s a new edition. It ' s the first coke in the Union. It ' s hysteria and anticipation. 22 I T 24 STUDY IS . . . quietness . . . dread . . . anxiety . . . tension . . . pressure. Study is seeking knowledge of the un- known. It is a pause to reflect and re- member and correlate. It is boredom in class . . . excitation at a new concept. It is the satisfied feeling of learning some- thing. It is hard work . . . disappoint- ment . . . and a sigh of relief. 25 26 DANCES AT IOWA STATE ARE . . . mixers, registration dances, Autiunn Cotil- lion, Homecoming, IBM, house formals, Christmas formals, Military Ball, Sweet- heart ' s Ball . . . long formals, tuxedos, corsages, uniforms. . . . taking decora- tions as souvenirs, going through the re- ceiving line, dancing with the housemoth- er, requesting Star Dust or Moon River. They ' re extreme casualness or for- mality. They ' re fun — but time flies. Drive fast to beat the line-up — but it ' s 1:03! Ik 27 Bomb Beauties Barnbi Spencer KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA BEING A BOMB BEAUTY IS ... a nomination from a residence ... the first tea . . . calming your nerves as you talk to the judges. It ' s being named one of the 25 finalists ... a second tea . . . ten- sion . . . smiling faces . . . being named one of the eight finalists. It ' s knowing your pictures were sent to Norman Rockwell, famed commercial artist, to be judged. It ' s hearing your name called at Va- rieties by Dr. Ronald Barnes as a Bomb Beauty for 1964. jvDGY.-Norman Rockwell 28 Kay Kolosha KAPPA ALPHA THETA Coleen Glenn KAPPA ALPHA THETA Marty Hollander GAMMA PHI BETA 29 Carol Buckaloo DELTA DELTA DELTA Barbara Flickinger PI BETA PHI Mary Jeanette Kubicek KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA 32 Mary Beth Sartor KAPPA ALPHA THETA 33 Colored tlglits, music and Messiah introduce the Iowa State Christmas Festival CHRISTMAS AT IOWA STATE IS . . . returning from vacation for three hectic weeks . . . Christmas carols ringing from the singing silo . . . Alleluia sung by 300 voices of the Iowa State Singers and Dr. Ronald Barnes opening the season. Student and faculty voices blend in Christmas carols as the tall Norway spruce on central campus becomes a blaze of colored lights. Christmas is tinsel . . . bright lights . . . gifts . . . parties . . . residences decked in holiday attire for sea- sonal dances, firesides, and parties. It is caroling in sub- zero weather . . . Silent Night . . . Hark the Herald Angels Sing. It is 847 voices of the Festival Chorus combined under Robert McCowen celebrating Handel ' s Messiah ... a dedication performance in memory of Tolbert MacRae, head of Iowa State ' s music department for 28 years. Christmas at Iowa State is . . . silent worship, gladness, joy and frolicking, and praise . . . Hallelujah . . . Chirst is Born. THE GUEST SOPRANO and tenor sit hushed, listening to the ringing sound. PROIESSOn ROBERT McCowen calls for the rich sound of 847 voices — Festival Chorus. 34 ■ T ' siii, • ' T PMMdl i mmH , .n .  «•-« 1 ' ■ • ' • , v- . -V ' liilW tW a i Parading new uniforms, t FOUR high school girls take lime out from the hectic Band Day program. IOWA STATE MARCHING BAND IS . . . playing the fight song as the team scores a touchdown ... a special section in the stadium . . . Needles, Needles, Stitches, Stitches, Give ' em Hell you Sons of Iowa State. It is new uniforms purchased this year by the Student Activity Reserve Ftmd and alumni. It is 124 members marching in almost perfect formation. It is a trip to the University of Colorado at Boulder, October 19 . . . performing the festival of bells for Homecoming . . . serving as the Homecoming Pep Bar-B-Que band . . . being led by Meredith Willson in the Veishea parade. It is scattering and serving in one or more of the other three bands-Symphonic Band, Varsity, Band, or Basketball Band. Iowa State March- ing Band is spirit on the march. )wa State arching Band is spirit on the march. THE SYMBOL OF every performance is the floating formation of ISU. THE A £11 ' UNIFORMS pur- chased this year display the familiar Iowa State Cardinal. 37 VARIETY GIRLS, I ' l licia I ' hi, jjcijuyiii at the finals. Varieties gives residences a chance to show writing and acting abilities ANYONE FOR a coed dorm? BILL FINDLEY sings with a background of the roaring twen- ties and the mafia in the Sig Alf)h skit. JIM COOK, Bob Talcott, and Bert Johnson, The Other Three, demonstrate folk singing. VARIETIES IS . . . writing your own script, directing your skit, working up a routine . . . rehearsing . . . building scenes . . . competing for a chance to perform before an audience . . . disappointment . . . elation . . . success. Great Hall is filled to capacity with people straining to hear every word as the curtain rises. It is a hushed audience laughing with you, feeling your emo- tions. It is Lida Rose, folk songs, comedy, seri- ous drama, parody, a feeling of accomplishment. It is screams of excitement as Alpha Gamma Delta and Phi Delta Theta win sweepstakes with Show- boat, and the winning flash act, Varsity Four. THE SHOWBOAT comes to town. VOODOO AND WITCH- CRAFT dominate the scene at Varieties during the skit, No Heine: But Man. 39 Barjch( THERE IS A TIME- a lime to dance . B . 1 I ! a time for children a time to practice a time for peace a lime to seek . . . a tune to pose . . . BARJCHE IS . . . the reflection of life expressed in movement . . . the Modern Dance Club ' s presentation . . . emotion in rhythm, grace, lights, costumes. To Everything There is a Season and a Time to be Born — A Time for Prayer — A Time to Seek — A Time to Lose. It is a finale of a Time for Peace commemorating John F. Kennedy with a narration from the Bible . . . the many moods of life . . . music and movement . . . artistic creation. Barjche is a Time to Dance. A TIME TO DANCE. 41 DRAMA AT IOWA STATE IS . . . building sets . . . rehearsals . . . lights . . . cues . . . forgotten lines . . . hard-won applause. It is the Iowa State Players, Laboratory Theatre, Film Theatre, Children ' s Theatre which produces plays for and with children. It is Veishea with The Reluctant Debutante . . . matchmaking parents. It is Homecoming with The Hasty Heart . . . seven injured men from different countries reacting to each other and their situation . . . a 2 1 -year-old nurse as the only female in the cast ... a Yank ' s sarcasm. It is Fantastics . . . Faust . . . Amahl and the Night Visitors. Drama at Iowa State is building, tearing down, strike parties, makeup . . . human emotion brought to life. 42 i IT TAKES time to make up. BUT MAKE-UP adds to time. SANDRA Lounsberry and Prof. George Wilson play lends in The Hasty Heart. CINDY KEMP and Jefj Vonrhees perform in the Fantaslics. 43 DAVE BRUBECK brings his famous jazz. THE STRIXGS of the Ciiiciyiuali Symphony Orchestra whisper melodies. TOSCA brings songs of love. TOSCA is grand opera. 44 ft GUEST PERFORMANCES ARE . . . the Artist Concert Series . . . the Town and Gown Series . . . guest speakers . . . soloists . . . groups . . . symphony music . . . ballet — Mexican style . . . sopranos, tenors, baritones, basses . . . stringed in- struments, wind instruments, brass and percussion. It i s Tosca . . . the Cincin- nati Symphony Orchestra . . . Dave Bru- beck. It is acting, dancing, jazz, and opera. MUCH GOES 0 behind the scenes; and soon last minute cues, lost buttons, and false [aces find their place before an audience. THE GOLDOl ' SKY Grand Opera Theatre opens the 1903-6-1 Artist Concert Series with Tosca. 45 Focus concentrates on arts, skills, and lectures, and invites guests to emphasize these for two weeks on the Iowa State campus J DAILY EDITOR JEHHY KNIC.HT inteniiews two Russian tjuccs. 46 WILI.EM OLTMAN, United Nations correspondent, is the opening speaker at the Model United Nations. A GUEST TAKES in the fine arts festival. FOCUS IS . . . art, and lectures. It is experts with experience and masterpieces with knowledge . . . talents . . . accomplishments ... a fine arts festival . . . the model United Nations ... a lec- ture week. It is satire, humor, grace and beatity. It is demonstrations in 30 paintings by American and European masters from the late 1 9th and early 20th centuries . . . Iowa State Singers in concert of sacred and secular mtisic . . . visitors Carl Mose, American Sculptor . . . W. H. Auden, Anglo-American poet . . . Dwight Kirsch, artist in residence . . . John Kouwenhoven, author, educator and jotirnalist . . . Willem Oltman, Dutch journalist and United Nations correspon- dent . . . Dr. Arthur Larsen, director of World Law Center . . . the North Indian Kathak Dance Group . . . Robert Peters . . . the Bishops Com- pany . . . and Naiads. Focus is two weeks de- voted to the arts and the enjoyment of creation. 47 MISS I.ECS 196.3, Linda Ofide, reiiioxH ' s her hood to accept Iter trophy and date with Egor. EGOR. the Two-Bil Horror, alias Max Hendrickson of Fulmer, has no problems. Ugly Man on Campus? Not him. He won a dale with Miss Legs 1963. BEEP. BEEP. Let me through. Elm Hall, Harriman House and their Roadrunner booth offered students a chance to try their tricycle skills. DOESN ' T ANYONE want to buy a good looking boy? The Great Escape sponsored by Acacia offered the chance to jail youi favorite friend or maybe bail him out.  S« : Msm. .t -J )I9V_ - 48 -• J BLAST IS: making mon ey for the annual Community Chest Drive . . . Auctioning off a snowshoveling service, a shoe of pennies, shoestring party. President Hilton ' s cake, and hootenannies. Ugly Man on Campus Contest, the largest moneymaking event of the Blast before it was discontinued in 1958. Odious Ern from Lake La Verne, Max Hendrickson, winning a date with Miss Legs 1963, Linda Ohde. A tear gas bomb set off in the fun house Saturday night. Burner von Bunsen, Grad School Ghoul . . . Freeman and Merrill House winning sweep stakes with Blast-Patch U.S.A. . . . Sadie Hawkins-type weddings . . . a total of $847 for the auction. Theta Xi anntial pancake supper . . . Pi Beta Phi and Pearson House winning pre-blast publicity with their Indaba. Blast is service, work, contests, and merrymaking. ,« SOCKIN ' FEET, spray can, and talent yield a sign for a Blast booth. WHAT do you mean what am I looking at? We ' ve got Cleopatra here say John Barker and Ray Scho- mas as they entertain at their booth, The Blue Nile. ky ■s SERIOUS for a melody, The Wind Maria echoes through the armory as the Smothers Brothers sing. ' THERE was three pumas in the crevices Homecoming 1963 a weekend of frolic, fun, and frustration HOMECOMING CONCERT IS: The Smothers Brothers with the advent of folk music ... a gui- tar, a base, and two voices blended in comedy. It is clowning . . . bragging . . . whimsical sing- ing . . . serious melodies . . . laughable songs. It is capacity crowds in the armory . . . backless benches . . . standing in line in chilling winds . . . returning to residences to work into the night to finish lawn displays. The Homecoming concert is anticipation of events to come. 50 HUMECOMISG Q L ' EES Karen II uljsoerg and her attendants, Barb Flickinger and Barb Beemer, and their escorts are introduced. A Saturday victory climaxes weeks and months of practice and preparation SATURDAY AT HOMECOMING IS: Oklahoma State Cowboys vs. Iowa State Cyclones . . . Queen Karen Wulfsberg and attendants, Barb Flickinger and Barb Beemer . . . Alumni . . . Cy ' s Favorite Alum, Dr. Russell H. Anthony. The Iowa State Marching Band featuring Bells of Iowa State . . . victory! No classes Monday — Saturday at Homecoming is Les Elgart playing for Night Train and Tau Kappa Ep- silon ' s saga of the old West capturing sweepstakes. It is music and dancing . . . excitement, joy . . . dis- appointment and sadness. ... It is the tearing down . . . the climax to a weekend of hectic relaxation. KAREX WULFSBERG, Homecoming Queen. 51 Pep Bar-B-Que, Rally, and Jazzboree draws crowds of students and alamni ■ H B- -- M ■j ■piHBBi HH B W W • 1 H Hp ' f%nK v iw ' 1 HI mI H l- . H5S s 9W CY LEADS the snake dance and pep rally through the streets picking up students at every turn. THE NEW Freshman twirler, Judy Strecker, performs with a fire baton be- fore the crowd at the pep bar-b-que. 52 CUT A BIG PIECE of that German chocolate cake, a hungry man tells Sue Eisele in the food line at the bar-b-que. t HOMECOMING PEP BAR-B-QUE IS: sitting on bleachers eating sack lunches. . . . Mrs. Robert Hughes, 1938 Homecoming Queen crowning Karen Wulfsberg Queen for 1963. The 1938 football team, honored guests . . . Dr. Russell H. Anthony named Cy ' s favorite alum. A roaring bonfire . . . Prof. Frank Piersol . . . 16 Coach Horns . . . the Jazzboree. The Homecoming Pep Bar-B-Que is reunion ... a homecoming. The KAPPA KAPPA GAMMAS Yell Like Hell to ivin the contest for the best homecoming yell. A BLAZING FIRE, chanting voices . . . Lead on to victory! THE BAR-B-QUE ends and the students are off to dance. PETER and PAUL rock the armory with a new musical sound. Folk singers Peter, Paul and Mary perform during Greek Week festivities FIVE HUNDRED MILES Away From Home, but home is the road. BLOOD . . . Blood . . . Blood oivcn . . . Blood taken. 54 EXHAUSTED from the performance, signing atitografjhs, and meeting stu- dents Peter, Paul, and Mary take a break and answer reporter ' s questions. GREEK WEEK IS: music, laughter . . . fun, service, and parties. Greek Week is seriousness with James C. Hagerty, former White House Press Secretary, speaking at the convocation on World Wide Television. It is the tapping of 23 Greek Students and four alumni by Gamma Gamma, Greek Honorary. Queen Mary Gorgan, King Wayne Murphy. It is fun . . . Peter, Paul, and Mary . . . party hopping . . . Count Basic playing for the semi-formal, Dii Majores. It is the president ' s conference ... a freshman leadership luncheon . . . Operation Lifeline II, 668 donations of blood. Greek Week is fun, frolic, service, and recognition of achievement. OUTSTANDING Greek men and women are honored at the Gamma Gamma reception. 55 GERONIMO! THE OPENING OF VEISHEA IS: The rush of Iowa State students home and the infkix of high schoolers. It is a three day vacation and a crowd of people in front of Beardshear Hall moving to Great Hall, Memorial Union in a deluge of rain. It is Governor Harold Hughes lighting the official Veishea torch, receiving a torch lighted in Wash- ington, D.C. by President Lyndon Johnson . . . crowning Kay Kolo- sha, Veishea Queen of Queens . . . naming Mary Jane Kimball and Leslie Rtidell queen attendants, and tapping 30 men and women and three staff members by honoraries: Cardinal Key and Mortar Board. 56 Iowa Staters go home, high school students invade the campus but Veishea weekend opens with canoe races and a parade I ■C ? e - ' S) KAY KOI.OSHA, Veishea Queen. KAPPA ALPHA THETAS of the Arabian XiglHs smile tantalizingly at the crowd. 57 STARS OVER VEISHEA IS: the Music Man featuring a Ireckled-faced boy with a lisp . . . Good Night, My Someone, Good Night simg with love . . . Ma- dame Librarian, flirting and Trotible ... a boy ' s band. It is a small Iowa town. River City and You Gotta Know the Ter- ritory ... an anvil dropped on the sales- man ' s foot. It is Till There Was You with happiness and Meredith Willson and his wife, Rini, attending the Saturday night performance . . . capacity crowds and an additional third performance ... a stand- ing ovation for the cre v Friday and Satur- day . . . the Iowa State Marching Band in full dress luiiform marching down the aisles play Seventy-Six Trombones. Stars Over Veishea is building sets, rehearsing, sewing costumes, making tip, singing, danc- ing, shouting, blood, sweat, and tears; it is the true spirit of the show must go on. FRIENDS FOREVER in song are the quartet from River City in the Music Man. Iowa State students work hours to produce SOYs Music Man for the visiting music man himself, Meredith Willson THE JOURNEYMEN ' S antics en- Icrlnin at I ' eislwn Thursday nirrht. 58 NEVER heard them ringing . . . Till, there ivtis you, sing Dr. Hill and Marifin. WHO IS SYLVIA? She ' s got that man of hers by the apron strings. Bill Find- lay sings for Cyclone Review. THEY ' LL GIVE YOU the shirt off their back and the back to go with it; ' say typical people in River City. . . . The traveling salesman stopped traveling. 59 VEISHEA SATURDAY IS: no sleep Friday night finishing floats, driv- ing the crepe paper contraption a few hundred feet, stopping to cool the motor off. It is r)0,000 spectators viewing the World of Literature and the flags of the United Nations displayed in front of the Memorial Union with 30 floats and 25 high school bands. It ' s sitting on blankets, in trees, standing along the parade route, perhaps playing bridge until the next float appears. Veishea Saturday is Meredith Willson jumping from his convertible to lead the Iowa State Marching Band. DURING VEISHEA every flag of the United Nations adorns the front of the Memorial Union. ' mm ypflf f The Veishea torch tighted by the President symbolizes knowledge carried from Washington, D.C. to Ames REPRESENTATIVE Neal Smith and President Lyndon Johnson light the 1963 Veishea torch which was carried from Washingtoyj to Ames. THE RELEASING of balloons pre- views Veishea. In each is a free ticket to a Veishea event. MEREDITH WILLSON and his wife, Rini, wave to Veishea visitors along the parade route. 61 VEJSHEA is cliildren looking on in amazement at people, floats, and marching bands. ' ' l l ■■1 l viu ' ' H 1 - ' . ' -- ' ' ■ -™ ■ ' ■ wiiwwiWiiBBWiBBBBHPii M HH I 1 . Hm . ... B BB 1 B H H r v p .g|ll|MML ] H 1 fl 1 4 t 1 1 L 1 k a 1 sy P6r I H IMIi l H Di H r .it EiHk z ' H| H M r l B St .J l 1 .aa__ V K IH I 1 ' 1 L A P • H 1 v fl H BkMJHHIHHiiiHi 1 1 n.lITIXG. a tap on the shoulder, and the thrill of being lapped for Cardinal Key. 62 Laughter and fun, a tapping ceremony, the selection of Queen of Queens, and the end of Veishea til QUEEN KAY KOLOSHA and her court sil on tiie sidelines and do the watching for a change. SONDI INMAN gets tapped for Mortar Board by her sorority sister Sue Tomlinson. VEISHEA MEMORIES ARE PEOPLE: Children watching the radio-controlled robot at the Electrical Engineering build- ing, visitors eating the 3,000 cherry pies made by the home economics college, snow- cones and cotton candy in students ' hands. Veishea is lost children with frantic parents . . . the Journeymen playing folk music and sweatshirted dancers twisting to the music of Dominic and the Dominoes. Canoe races: water soaked canoe paddlers from Niles House battling Freeman Hall and up the street actors in the The Re- luctant Debutant portraying matchmak- ing parents, scheming daughters and a Don Juan . . . international sttidents and American students teaming up for Continental Capers in Cyclone Review. Veishea memories are people in repeat sit- uations laughing with world and spring. FUX, FROLIC, fast pace-and finally the end. 63 o % Iowa State is growing . . . increased enrollment, physical plant expansion . . . point to the University ' s three-fold program — undergraduate education, extension, research . . . talk to a foreign student about the school ' s reputation . . . ask a senior. Academic life teaches . . . and students keep coming. ND ACADEMIC THE END of a college career automatically starts another phase in the life of commissioned Iowa State students. 64 DADDY ' S on the stage, with every other senior who passed his exams. (GRADUATION is a special occasion for the gradu- ate, for Itis father, and especially for little girls. THE day isn ' t complete without that last picture. 65 Only through continual growth can Iowa State maintain its leadership in the academic field. The physical plant, additional curricula, and improved courses, along with the teaching staff, have con- tributed to Iowa State ' s worldwide repiuation. Administration of the University is not only in the offices on campus. Someone must inform the leg- islature and watch Iowa State ' s policies — the Gov- ernor. And some must supervise the allocations to the school — the Board of Regents. The drive of Iowa State comes from many sources. COORDINATING his end of the administration of Iowa Slate, Governor Harold Hughes continues his vigilance of the school ' s activities within the state and out. Governor Harold Hughes and Board of Regents Seated: Mrs. Richmond Valentine, Alfred W. Noehren, Mrs. Joseph Rosen- field, Stanley F. Redeker. Standing: Maurice B. Crabbe, Melvin H. Wolf, Wilbur C. NIolison, John Chrystal, John C. Oberhausen. 66 PRESIDENT HILTON exercises otie of Jiis iii iiiy preroii athies as he entertains several of the ahnns at the Hoinecoiiiing reiej)tion. President James H. Hilton THE dynamic personality and fnrsighted planning of President Hilton has placed loxca Stite in the academic spotlight of the nation. With a decade of experience, President James H. Hilton continually thrusts himself into the expanding scope of University activities. When he isn ' t promoting the Iowa State Center or a research project on cam- pus, President Hilton oversees the administration of Iowa State. The staff, the Board of Regents, the Governor, the legislature, the alumni, •the students — we underestimate him. Yet he is there, helping each stti- dent. And his satisfaction comes from watching that student progress from a bewildered freshman to a disciplined senior. 67 Fiscal operations of Iowa State are under the supervision of Boyne H. Piatt, Vice President of Business and Fi- nance. He manages all monetary aid and grants to the school, advises in the budgeting approved by the state legislature, and coordinates University expansion. As Vice President of Academic Affairs, W. Robert Parks, with the aid of the deans and directors, coordinates and administers Iowa State ' s academic program. He also serves as personnel oHicer directly responsible to Presi- dent Hilton and the Board of Regents. 68 As Vice President for Research, J. Boyd Page is respon- sible for maintaining contact with the federal granting agencies and foundations. All research proposals cross his desk, where their scientific content is reviewed. He also assists in budgeting for research. The Office of the Dean of Siudents, a newly created title, is held by Millard Kratochvil. This office is primarily concerned with the individual welfare of each student on campus and serves in coimseling individuals and advising and supervising student acti ' ities and organizations. Administration Arthur M. Gowan serves as Director of Admissions and Records. His office maintains the scholastic records of every student who has exer attended Iowa State as well as being responsible for enrolling students, issuing grades, and organizing graduation exercises. 69 Three main areas of training including business and industry, research, and management prepare graduates of the College of Agriculture for their future. Students from all the nation and many foreign cotmtries come to study in either the grad- uate or the undergraduate schools. Presently about eighty per cent come from Iowa. The ma- jority of foreign students return home upon grad- uation to bring new methods and techniques to the agriculture of their homelands. The Agriculture College is planning an expansion project which involves construction of three new buildings and moving all animals off campus to nearby farms. WORLDWIDE investigations of farming and agri- culture have led Dean Floyd Andre and the Col- lege of Agriculture to increase the teaching empha- sis on modern agriculture for the student. DEPARTMENT HEADS-Z.f ( to right: Johnson, L. E. (animal science), Bryan (education), Hamilton (tech- nical journalism), Disquc (information service), Mahlstede (horticulture), Mitchell (farm operations), Fox (economics and sociology). Barton (landscape architecture), Forsvthe (poultry science), Bockhop (agricultural engineering), Tauber (zoology and entomolog ), Pierre (agronomy), Eppright (home economics). Smith (hotain), StoltcTibcrg (forestry), O ' Mara f genetics). 70 College of Agriculture IF THE RIDER here turns in the xurong direction, he may find something more solid beneath him. There ' s the whistle! A BRAHMA BULL sums up the College: it ' s rough, but if you stick to it, you ' ll make it. STEER WRESTLING may not be the cleanest sport, but it tests the will of a man against the will of an animal. 71 GIVE AND TAKE— an idea that many milkmaids find appeal- ing, but one that doesn ' t produce unless a certain animal is luilling to give what the coed wants to take. LIFE in the pavilion isn ' t all a barrel of roses. Even though you get your room and board paid for, you ' ve still got unexpected visitors, like little boys. SURE enough . . . that ' s a coiv. 72 THROUGH all the squirting and jyuUing emerged the maid of milk of the Little Intertmtional,Joell Johnson. Overseas travel course offers student took at foreign agriculture THE Little International affords students of agriculture the opfwrtunity to exhibit their animals before competition. Whether it ' s shoxuing the animal individually . . . International service is presently the emphasis in the College of Agri- culture. For the past two years Iowa State, in cooperation with the State University of Iowa ' s College of Law, participated in a work-rela- tions program concerning land economics with the governments of Peru and Uraguay. This past summer, for the second time, a Peace Corps group to be sent to Uruguay received their six weeks of training here on campus. A new summer travel course has been initiated to further foreign relations more. Since 1934 Iowa State has conducted a summer travel course throughout the United States. For the first time last summer the course was conducted overseas. A gioup of forty students and two staff members visited the European Common Market countries plus Great Britain and Switzerland. Each student paid his own expenses and recei ' ed eight class credits for the coinse. . . . or waiting with the other showmen for the decision, all those participating will leave the pavilion with more exper- ience and maybe even a trophy. Coll ege c INCREASING specialization in each of the departments necessitates a well-established central head such as is Dean (ieorge Toxvn of the College of Engineering. nF.PARTMKN r HKADS- .,- «ori ' : Gleason (admin- istrative asst.), lUirnct ( hcmi al) , Wfgner (CIRAS director). Black (mecjianitat) , Anderson (aerospace), Rising (graphics). KIlis (tech inslilute). Center Kow: V.mncr administialion) , Lagerslrom (assoc. dean). Kkberg (civil), Bnast (electrical), Bockhop (agricul- tural). Wilder (ceuniic). Walkup (industrial). Kiglil Hint ' : Dean Town, lw. lan (experiment station), Old- sen (engineering inc( iiariics) , Patterson (extension), Hillyard (placement), ' eline (classification). 74 7A THE FALL, C.E. students begin their annual campus surveying as but a prelude to campus relocation. ng I neeri ng Begun in 1 896, the College of Engineering has in- creased its departments from four to fourteen. Presently eleven major areas of study lead to a Bachelor of Science degree. Five year programs are Architecture and Architectural Engineering. Construction, Chemical Industries, Electronics, and Mechanical Technology, are administered by the Technical Institute and lead to an Associate in Applied Science certificate. All curricula in engi- neering are divided into two phases, a basic pro- gram and a professional program. The basic pro- gram consists of such essentials as chemistry, phy- sics, engineering graphics, mathematics, and Eng- lish. The professional phase of the curriculiun contains intensive study in the particular branch of engineering a student chooses as his major, as well as a continuation of supporting work in mathematics, basic sciences, and humanities. The Engineering College offers cooperative programs to aid the student in gaining practical experience. .It is also active in research and extension work through the Engineering Experiment Station and the Engineering Extension Service. REX LIU and Fred Bossard exit from the Aero airplane after a flight test. 1) m i MICHAEL HLYTHE uses the elec- tric heating wire of a crystal joiner to form bicrystals for testing in the Ceramic Lab. ■ m% ' HH 1 f AS the wheels go spinning in the Service liuilding computer lab, a small segment of the IBM complex pauses for a moment in its hectic day. 76 Cooperative program provides link between, industry and student For many years several departments in the College of Engineering have cooperated with industry throughout the state to provide students for on- the-job training. In most of the departments, es- pecially the ones just initiating the co-op program, interested students work with industry on an in- formal basis. That is, the student and a company representative meet in an interview. The com- pany ustially restricts the number and minimizes the requirements of the students participating. This year over 50 students in aerospace, agricul- tural, electrical, chemical, civil, industrial, and mechanical engineering are enrolled in the co-op program. ME has a well-organized, formal pro- gram, with the department itself playing a major role in the student-industry relationships. THE CRE.rriJ ' E arcliilect pauses to examine liis de- sign and to justify his next move on the drawing board. .1 HOTOMETER. an in.strument thai measures xcater pressure flow, is faiiiiliar to the Civil Engineers. EXC XEERS will testify that a i ood project xoell done is not finished dur- ing the several hours of classwork. A CRYSTAL under tension produces strain lines that are easily seen luith the aid of the ceramic high-tejnpcYdttnc microscope. EXCtIXEER ' S day began with a long string of cars, heef)- ing their horns and keeping you from studying. So you loent to see udiat was going on . . . chase a pig, guys . . . OR HOI I) the end of the rope: I think we ' re losing. It ' s a warm day and hapjiy students, far from a slide rule. p DURIXG two days of summer vacation potential engineers learn the facts of the next four humj y years to a degree. 77 I ' he curriculum of Home Economics provides for ihe liberal education of each student as a person, a citizen, and a family member as well as offering a variety of professional opportimities. Eleven major areas which include applied art, child de- velopment, food and nutrition, home economics education, home economics for general education, home economics journalism, home management, household equipment, institution management, textiles and clothing, and physical education for women are designed for this major purpose. WATER AND PAINT offer the ideal combination for this applied art student Elaine Pappas and her portrait impression. College of Home Economics AND it never rains during Veishea seems fogged over when from the blue skies came the usual signal for Opening Ceremonies to begin. H .r.. THE EVER-CHANGING fields of Home Ecovotnir.s require I)e ni Helen I.elinron to miiintnin and advinue the fiidllties find hnou ' ledf e of the College and the teacher. DURING Veishea the Home Ec College shows its food samples and open house techniques. DEPARTMENT HEADS-fron( Row, Left to Right: Hawkes (child development), Rosenfeld (extension), Scruggs (education), McKinley (inst. management). Warning (textiles and clothing). Garfield (applied art). Standing: Buchanan (placement). Liston (home management), Forker (physical education). Dean LeBaron, Brewer (foods and nutrition), Faltinson (asst. dean), Inman (household equipment), Eppright (asst. dean). L 79 Curriculum revamping brings new breadth and depth to Home Ec programs The major change in the Home Econom- ics College this past year has been revision of the core curriculum. The core is pres- ently designed to emphasize the elements of home economics which every student es- sentially needs for use as a person and as a family member. It gives the sttident a bet- ter opportunity to select those courses which she is most interested in and which she feels will best meet her needs. Presently only six courses are required of every Home Economics student. The rest of the core consists of the student selection of a required number of hotirs in the areas of humanities, social sciences, physical sci- ences, biological sciences, and home eco- nomics. Many courses in the core ctirric- ulum nuist, however, still be taken in or- der that the student fulfill the prerecjui- sites for future courses in her major area. I ' HE I ' ALUE of cheini.slry i,v leiilized in nutrition analysis. 80 SHEILA HAGGAR, CD. 4, greets parents at a departmental open house and discussion-lecture session. , -««3 RATS ARE fed different vitamins and food stuffs in nu- trition experiments in Foods and Nutrition 107 class. WITH THE Home Management house offering the back- ground, a child development student observes children in the departmental school playground. I 81 UNDER llie guidance of Dean Chalmer Roy, the College of Sciences and Humanities con- stantly increases its importance to the student. MODELS LIKE this one of a frog ' s brain offer the student of comparative anatomy a better realization of its parts. front Row: Walker (English and Speech), Vinograde (mathematics). Bartle (asst. dean). Second Row: Hussey (geology). Hart (music), Lockhardt, (bac- teriology), Keisler (military science), Orr (library). Third Row: Grant (stu- dent health), French (biochcm and biophysics). Sage (air science). Matter- son (history, government, and philosophy). Fourth Row: Dean Roy, K. Fox (economics and sociology), Tauber (zoology and entomology), F. G. Smith (botany), Carlson (metallurgy). Last Row: Bancroft (statistics), Goetz (chemistry), Hinrichsen (associate dean), Coste (naval science). 82 SPOTLESS GLASSWARE, slenchy odors, and hundreds ( (niijiiiunds si;j;ii(d lite start of a new experience with the elements. College of Sciences and Humanities Students in every program at Iowa State explore some part of the College of Sciences and Humanities, since all academic programs depend on the college for foimda- tions in English, mathematics, history, and science. In the college are five general areas: mathematical sciences, physical sciences, life sciences, social sciences, and hu- manities. Special study programs are available to ex- ceptional students. These special sections place emphasis upon the individual by creating a more flexible academic program. It is the primary purpose of the college to develop in the student the ability and desire to learn, so that learning will not stop with commencement; and the student may become educated in the highest respect. THE LIGHT from a lab lamp enables three students of comparative anatomy to probe the digestive tract of the shark. 83 ? t ' Vv- y 4 -. i ' l ELU. riiUNlCS lab a vacuum tube cune tracer is all this student needs to evaluate quiescent operating conditions. Not only does the Sciences-Humanities College offer a diversified education for the undergraduate student in any of its wide curricula, but for the special student is the honors program. 7he college program is but one part of the over-all University Honors Program, which, since its inception in 1960, has enrolled over 350 students. The program is highly individualized, giving advanced courses, grotip intellectual activity, and an indi- vidual project as the basis of the student ' s study. THE HORTICULTURE greenhouses offer the year-round growing conditions needed to maintain many plant species. WITH his right arm raised, Colonel David Keisler swears in a graduating class of second lieutenants in military science. LEARNING proper techniques and rules in physical education classes, students more fully appreciate their sports. To fully help the student, a program must reach the top student early in his college work. With the spring of 1963, incoming freshmen began receiving certificates designating them as As- sociates in Honors. By recognizing the able students early and attracting them to Iowa State, it is hoped to stimulate them in their luidergraduate work. If their performance bears a resemblance to their 5% rank in the high school class or their 5% rank on the ACT entrance exam, the students will be in an able position to enter the Honors Program. The Honors Student of tomorrow — the Associate in Honors today — will demonstrate the ade- quacy of the program and the benefits of the Iowa State University Honors. SPEECH 311 class gives Dave Annaberg a chance to inform his fellow students about the rights and privileges of voting. 85 COMPLETINCj bis first year of coordinating the Pro- fessional Course is Dr. George Chrislensen, Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine. For 85 years the College of Veterinary Medicine has prepared students for one of the most important professions in the United States and the world. And with increasing specialization beyond the profes- sional course, Veterinary Medicine has branched into greater and wider developments. The emphasis of the College is tipon the training of the student to become a scientifically-orientated practitioner. LECTURING on skeletal system pathology. Dr. Rob- erts turns from the class to write on the blackboard. Seated— left to right: Bennett (diagnostic laboratory), Hofstad (research institute), Getty (anatomy), Ramsey (pathology). Packer (hygiene). Baker (medicine and surgery). Standing: Swenson (physiology and pharma- cology), Emmerson (obstetrics and radiology). 86 DR. TYLER makes final adjustments to focus projected microscope slides for four Vet. Med. students: Donald Adams, Donell Ahrens, Norman Hutton, and Donald Jacobi. College of Veterinary Medicine VET STUDENTS Phil Stanley and Jerry Thompson give someone ' s pet Pekenese its periodic clinical checkup. The college has an enrollment of about 260 profes- sional students and 70 graduate students, with 70 new students beginning each year. Eighty to 85 per cent of the students come from Iowa, but the college is definitely not restricted to the state; it is known throughout the world. The faculty contribute to the international prestige of the college, while each year the college graduates a top quality student. The graduate can turn toward industry, education, the military, government, or individual practice. And with an increased emphasis upon research, the graduate can work equally well toward diversified training in other fields. The College of Veterinary Medicine at Iowa State stands as the oldest in the country and as one of the best. I ' ET. MED. sludeiU Robert Wise remoxies bacteria from an intiorulaling loop by sterilizing it in the flume of 1 liunsen burner. AN INVESTIGATION of the brain from a domestic animal leads to a question from these Vet. Med. 1 students: Byron lioysen and Gerry Flander. DR. DUNCAN and his students perform a necropsy (post- mortem) examination on a dog. 88 BIOMEDICAL electronic student David Hench begins the physiology of turtle cardiac muscle, recording responses to electrical stimulation and drugs. As the veterinary student enters the junior and senior years of the professional curriculum, he begins the second of two studies in the college — the Clinical Sciences. Until the junior year the student has been moved through a detailed study of the basic science — anatomy, histology, physiol- ogy, pharmacology, pathology. Now, while as- sisting the seniors and performing as seniors, he is ready to bring all of his basic studies into focus so that the diseases of animals written in books and experimented under special conditions can be diagnosed with real cases under actual clinical situations. Comparable to the internship of the medical doctor, the clinic work of the Veterinary student offers the solidification of his learning in the College. Animals are purchased by the Col- lege but can be actual patients. The student is taught to be a keen observer, to recognize ab- normal symptoms of the animals. Through an objective exam of the patient, the student relates GROSS ANATOMY lab helps Vet. Med. 1 students Louis Ducom- rnun and Bruce Roningen explore the brain of a domestic animal. the observations of cells, tissues, and organs to the conclusions reached in conversation with the owner of the animal. Treatment, if the owner accepts, is done as economically and as safely as possible, with the necessity of returning the pa- tient to a completely recovered life. The students will conduct investigations, reach conclusions, and perform needed operations. 89 Graduate enrollment Increases fourteen percent as students come from all over the world, the United States, to study DAVEL HUME points to a set of flasks which he will use to find possible symbiotic effects between algae and root nodule bacteria. USING a chain of apparatus, biomedical electronic student Curran Swift develops an artificial, chronic, iinplantable heart for a research project. 90 SINBHER SINHA, from Nagpur, India, perjorms a common task in her project to measure nitrogen amounts to find the biological value of protein. As has been true in previous years, the growth of the Grad- uate College has maintained a yearly increase of 14 per cent in enrollment. Figures alone cannot explain the total effect of a graduate program. Although every college maintains a program, there is no set curriculum as is true in the under- graduate levels of the University. Each year sees the addi- tion of better facilities, the growth of the graduate faculty, and an increase in assistance aid. Gradtiates from through- out the United States and particularly from foreign coim- tries converge upon Iowa State to receive a benefit they know is possible. Most of the graduate programs lead to Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees, plus advanced research study in particular fields of interest. WORKING for a Ph.D., Douglas Laing measures the internal water status of leaves by recording beta count omissions from injected C-14. A FINGER is all that ' s needed with this machine to mass measure blood pressure of a human being. u T i k M J H P- kL. r HOLDING both ivings of .a ring-necked pheasant. Paul Vnhs begins test in his study of luild birds. The bird is unable to hurt him in this position. In studying blood types of pheasants, Vohs hopes to learn about their population habits. Zoologist explores bird population habits by studying blood types Holding it down, he uses rubber straps to secure the bird to the test table. 92 Then the extraction of about 7 cc of blood from the right jugular vein is accomplished with a vacutainer tube. Before tests can be taken, the blood must be washed and centrifuged . . . . . . then divided into individual test containers. He then determines the presence of antibodies in the red blood celts. . . . . . and records all results for further refer- ence and future study. More tests will be taken, but the one thing that remains is . . . . the cleanuf). 93 Research The Ames Laboratory Research Reactor, op- erated under the direction of the Institute of Atomic Research and Iowa State will serve as a neutron source to further extend the scope of research in the metallurgy fields. Construction begun in May 1961 on the $4.6 million reactor will be completed in June 1964. Much of the facilities of the heterogeneous, thermal, and steady-state reactor are safety features that will protect the personnel and equipment of the lab and the people of the Ames community. The laboratory serves two major purposes: to obtain information regarding exotic metals and to train people for research and industry. The reactor itself will analyze materials in a radia- tion environment and aid in solution of prob- lems in chemistry, engineering, and physics. FAHSIGHTED planning are key words for Dr. Frank H. Spedding, Director of the Institute for Atomic Re- search and tlie Ames Laboratory, USAEC. INVESTIGATION of results and data-taking are two im- portant steps in the scientific method approach to researcli. 94 INJECTION of a control chemical into a test tube becomes standard procedure for this genetics graduate student. MEASUREMENT to the exact millimeter becomes the key to research. 95 Construction Technology WITH ALL the measurements taken, this Electronics Tech student begins re- ducing the data from the experiment. THE CHiCUITS all set up. these Electronics Tech students flip the voltage switch to a network. 96 CONSTRUCTION Tech Director Robert Nady explains another im- portant instrument necessary for the fyprformnnce of in immediate lab. IN AN Engineering Technology lab every member of the Technical Institute records every note and dial he reads. A CONSTRUCTION TECH student contemplates whether the dial is calibrated in tenths or twelfths. The Tech Institute began in the Fall of 1960 to solve two problems in Engineer- ing: industry in Iowa was in need of tech- nicians, and young men were becoming more interested in a curriculum similar to the present Institute. Its fall class enrolled 64 men, under the acting directorship of John Lagerstrom, the assistant dean of En- gineering. Three programs were initiated — Construction Tech, Electronics Tech, and Mechanical Tech. The fall of 1963 saw an enrollment of about 225 men. The Institute found an able leader in Harold B. Ellis and has become a moving force on campus. This fall Chemical Industries Technology became the fourth two-year program, any of which leads to an Associ- ate in Applied Science certificate. 97 ]UST SOUTH of Lincoln Way stood one of the cam- pus landmarks: the International House. ExtensLonLsts burn house for more room The Agricultural and Home Economics extension serv- ices focus around the community, farm, and family through mutual assistance from county extension offices. The change in short courses from a one-shot idea to a detailed, nucleated course-offering provides extension in meeting needs in the five areas of program offering: agricultural development and conservation, marketing, home economics, 4-H, and public affairs and community projects. Engineering extension initiates programs in areas related to engineering, from vocational training as a custodian to post-graduate work in fields at Iowa State. Over 1 00 courses are now offered during the school year. WHEN good -weather began, so did the tree re- moval to prepare for the neiv graduate dormitory. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March 30, a fire gets started by the Film Production Unit and Fire Service Extension. 98 WITH FILM FOOTAGE the Extension Service shows the correct way to control a building fire. WHERE STOOD the house now stands a $1.5 million Graduate Center, used to house men, women, and foreign students. h -.V ttt fi - . t ' - }9£ ft f ' V- - ■ V t- ' s ,  . p.TE Uf f. ATHLETICS Cyclones lack depth, but continue hard-nosed brand of football Iowa State football, 1963, opened the season with its new slot-T offense, completing a two-year transition from the old single wing and last year ' s single-wing T. With this season ' s four and five record. Coach Clay Stapleton ' s record at Iowa State stands at 32 wins and 27 losses. On opening day the Cyclone line averaged 206 pounds and the backs 1 90 for a team average of 200 pounds, one of the heaviest in Iowa State history. Nine of eleven starters were returning lettermen, but only four of the second unit had lettered previously. THE ENTIRE family attends the game against Missouri on Parent ' s Day. •-« i . 0 ' -. r A KEN BUNTE did most of the offensive signal calling for the Cyclones this year. LARRY THOMPSON leads the cheer- ing section against V. M. I. TOM VAUGHN in the line. He doesn ' t need a hole goes over the top. B-Cii J £ - ?i k K. ' 5 ma f v w mM ■Jl t ■ V] B Ik3 ' H 1 k BP r ' M A ■ 1 1 £j|S . T- ' tr m ■ i nIm mL k. ' R 101 The Cyclones traveled west for the season opener. A safety and a field goal gave the visitors a 5-0 halftime lead over California. After the intermis- sion the Bears took the second-half kickoff and marched 70 yards for a touchdown and an 8-5 lead. Limerick tied the score with his second field goal of the day. Then late in the second half Cali- fornia scored on a pass play and it was too late for the Cyclones to score again. The next non-confer- ence foe the Iowa Staters faced was Virginia Mili- tary Academy. This time Iowa State ended up on the long side of a 21-6 score. All-American Tom Vaughn scored twice, once on a 90-yard punt re- turn and once on a 3-yard plunge. A CYCLONE coach — and the concen- tration of a short time-out. Cyclones upset T S-point-favorite Kansas A BRIEF rest to get patched up — then back into action. 102 GUARD Tim Brown pushes an Oklahoma State back out of bounds after a short gain. DICK LIMERICK ' S toe proved to be extremely valuable to the Cyclones this season. Here his conversion attempt against Colorado is good. CAROL BUCKALOO and Steve Russell start leading cheers before the game. TOM VAUGHN scores against Oklahoma State during the Homecoming game. 103 IMtUHMA ' l lUN jrom the press box is relayed to Ozzie Clay, Cyclone halfback. Nebraska stopped the Cyclones 21-14 in the confer- ence opener. Iowa State jumped to an early lead but lacked depth to stop the powerful Big Eight cham- pions. Captain Dave Hoover scored on a 70-yard fake punt play. The next week one of the team ' s best performances along with Dick Limerick ' s field goal late in the game upset the Kansas Jayhawkers. KEN BUNTE barely gets a pass away against the hard-charging Missouri line. MOST Iowa State opponents keyed their defense to stop fullback Tom Vaughn. 104 Iowa State 8 California 15 Iowa State 21 V. M. I. 6 Iowa State 7 Nebraska 21 Iowa State 17 Kansas 14 Iowa State 19 Colorado 7 Iowa State Missouri 7 Iowa State 33 Oklahoma State 28 Iowa State 14 Oklahoma 24 Iowa State 10 Kansas State 21 IT ' S A first-and-ten and the crowd roars— you can barely hear the sound of the band playing the fight song over the shrills. The Cyclones continued their winning ways the next week against Colo- rado, 19-7. The team ' s best defensive effort of the season came against Missouri, although it ended in a 7-0 defeat. The Tigers were able to muster only three first downs and 18 yards rushing the entire game. The defense let down the next week against Oklahoina State, and the Cyclones had to scramble for the homecoming victory. Against po ver- ful Oklahoma two touchdowns by Tom Vaughn enabled Iowa State to jump to an early 14-0 lead. The Sooner ' s depth proved to much in the second half, though, and the Cyclones ended up on the short side of the score 24-14. Dick Liinerick moved into second place for career pass re- ceiving and tied a Big Eight field goal record with five in a single season. AND AFTER the shrills and packed crowds those three hours on Saturday afternoon, the rest of the week it ' s. . . . 105 Iowa State soccer team has another undefeated season INTERNATIONALS have little trouble with Drake. WHERE did that ball go? ..,.-dl ' ' ' :-fy ' - 106 BEN BREW led the Internation- als with 17 points for the season. Iowa State Iowa State Iowa State Iowa State Iowa State 10 11 - — Drake 2 Carleton 2 Dubuque I Iowa 2 Drake 3 HHHi mk SB m MP ' j fk. mk Z M fi? BkB Bril i l JnM 1 ' Imm l g j H HOW can you kick the ball from that position? The Cyclone Internationals, who play independently with no assistance from the athletic department, posted another fine record this season. The team was undefeated in five games and has had just three losses in five years. The best performance of the season was a 3-2 xictory over a good team from Carleton College. High scorer vas Ben Brew (Ghana) . He had 17 points for the season. Other oustanding players were Rafael Oters (Peru) , Demetrious Papageorgioti (Greece) , and Miquel Martinez (Mexico) , the team captain. 107 Basketball With only four lettermen returning from last year ' s squad, the experts picked the Cyclones for near the bottom of the Big E ight. However, Coach Anderson contended that if his sophomores and juniors played vell, the Iowa Staters would cause some trouble be- fore the season ended. Rich Froistad was the only regular back from 1962. Other returning lettermen were Tom Peterson, Steve Harmon, and Tim Lowe. The Cyclones lost three times before beating San Diego State and heavily-favored Utah State. Going into the Big Eight Tournament the Iowa Staters had won three and lost four, and finished sixth. . . . AND the game is under way. TIME OUT! Time for some advice from the coach and a cheer from the students. 108 Sophomores play well for Cyclones THE fast break has played an increasingly important role in college basketball. IT ' S A fast game. Joe Hurst drives past a Nebraska defender. BATTLING for control of rebounds can be rugged in Big Eight basketball. 109 STEVE HARMON and Rich Froistad battle a State College of Iowa opponent for the ball. Oklahoma State came to Ames tied for the lead in the Big Eight and at the end of the regular game the score was 44-all. In overtime Ziegler scored all six points on four free throws and a field goal, and the Cyclones won 50-48. Two days later Iowa State played Colorado. The Buffalos were then on top in the conference, and the game was almost an exact replay of the Oklahoma State game. The score was tied 54-54 going into the game. This time Joe Hurst scored four of six extra points, and the Cyclones won 60-58. At this point the Iowa Staters were in the running for a first division finish, but they lost all four of their remaining games and didn ' t place. 110 LOOSE BALL. Everyone goes after it. AL KOCH ' S shot is blocked cleanly by a S. C. . opponent. BOB ZIEGLER and teammates upset favored Utah State. JUNIOR FORWARD Joe Hurst finds the going a little tough against Nebraska. Ill TIM LOWE goes after a loose ball against Oklahoma. Cyclones upset Big Eight leaders Oklahoma State and Colorado DRIVING for the basket, six-foot eight-inch Rich Froistad draws a foul. 112 Iowa State 54 — State College of Iowa 59 Iowa State 50 — Minnesota 61 Iowa State 67 - Drake 81 Iowa State 93 — San Diego State 56 Iowa State 77 — Utah State 68 lo va State 62 — Marquette 67 Iowa State 103 — South Dakota State 59 Iowa State 61 — Oklahoma State 73 Iowa State 73 — Colorado 65 Iowa State 79 — Oklahoma 82 Iowa State 52 — Nebraska 55 Iowa State 52 — Kansas State 73 Iowa State 51 — Kansas 74 Iowa State 77 — Oklahoma 67 Iowa State 53 - Drake 63 Iowa State 53 — Oklahoma State 67 Iowa State 78 — Oklahoma 73 Iowa State 65 — Kansas 67 Iowa State 83 — Missouri 79 Iowa State 50 — Oklahoma State 48 Iowa State 60 — Colorado 58 Iowa State 55 — Nebraska 57 lo va State 60 — Missouri 74 Iowa State 70 — Colorado 90 Iowa State 69 — Kansas State 74 DRAKE beat Iowa State twice. SOPHOMORE STARTER At Koch plays keepaway with a South Dakota oppo?ient. THE CROWD cheers the Cyclones to victory against Oklahoma. 113 VERYL LONG, Iowa State ' s 147 -pounder, remains undefeated here by beating Dick Rhodes 7-0. GORDON HASSMAN, the best 157-pounder in the Big Eight, is in the process of defeating his Lock Haven State opponent. Wrestling 114 Coach Harold Nichol ' s matmen had another very successful season. Wrestling the toughest teams in the country, the only blemish on their dual meet record was a 12-12 tie with Oklahoma State. The Cyclones finished second in the Big Eight Conference meet, and Gordon Hassman was voted the outstanding wrestler in the meet. In many dual matches the big question was not who would win, but which opponents would be pinned. Dur- ing the season Hassman had 15 pins, Peckham 1 1, and Shippos 10. JOE FRANK has the advantage here, but the match ended in a 5-5 draw. JIM GROVER finds the going tough against Oklahoma State opponent Bill Harlow. TOM PECKHAM, wrestling at 167-pounds is one of the outstanding sophomores in the country. TEAMMATES congratulate Steve Shippos after he pinned Lock Haven State ' s Harry Sisak. lo va Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Io va lo va Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa 7 - State 23 State 23 State State 12 State 26 State 19 State State State 34 State 27 State 20 State 23 b — I — Minnesota Mankato St. Lock Haven Okla. St. Colorado St. Colorado Indiana St. Kansas State S. C. I. Nebraska So. Illinois Oklahoma 3 9 2 12 7 11 7 3 2 8 3 115 Golf With only one returning letterman the 1 963 season was rather dis- appointing for the Iowa State golf team. Coach Lamson ' s team lost four times before beating Nebraska 8-7. In this meet Rich John- son and Archie Wood were co-medalists with Si ' s. After finishing fourth in the Drake Invitational, the Iowa Staters placed seven- teenth in the Pikes Peak Invitational at Colorado Springs and eight in the Big Eight Conference Meet. The Freshmen, however, looked strong in defeating both Drake (12-3) and Grinnell (11 1 2-3 1 2) • Iowa State 7 — Grinnell 8 Iowa State 6 — Wichita 9 Iowa State 41 2 — Kansas State 101 2 Iowa State 7 — Kansas 8 Iowa State 8 - Nebraska 7 Iowa State 3 — Missouri 12 Iowa State 8 Drake 7 Iowa State 12 Drake (frosh) 3 Iowa State 10 — Mankato State 5 Iowa State 111 2 — Grinnell (frosh) 31 2 Iowa State 11 2 — Oklahoma State 131 2 Iowa State 51 2 — Kansas State 91 2 Iowa State 6 — Nebraska 9 Iowa State 51 2 — Oklahoma 91 2 Iowa State 41 2 — Kansas State 101 2 ISU finished: -1th in Drake Invitational 17th in Pikes Peak Invitational Sth in Big Eight conference meet RICH JOHNSON sharpens his putting eye on the practice green. Tennis The Cyclone tennis team, with a host of returning lettermen, won eleven times in 16 matches. In the opening series in Minneapolis the netmen won only once in three tries but then caught fire and won eight of their next ten matches. The overall strength of the Cyclone teain was apparent in most of the inatches. For example, against Illinois Normal Tuck Vosburg, Tom Line, Lou Coimter, and Dave Scheiding won singles matches while Vosberg paired with Line and Bill Dikis with Dan Kviestis to take doubles victories. NETMEN sharpen up for the conference meet. Iowa State — Southern Illi nois 9 Iowa State 3 — Minnesota 6 Iowa State (i — Wheaton 3 Iowa State 7 — Illinois Normal 2 Iowa State 2 — Illinois 7 Iowa State 7 — Bradley 2 Iowa State 7 — St. Louis 2 Iowa State — Wasiiington 9 Iowa State 6 — Air Force 3 Iowa State 4 — Nebraska 3 Iowa State 4 — Kansas State 1 Iowa State 5 — Grinnell 4 Iowa State 6 — State College of Iowa Iowa State 1 — Kansas 6 Iowa State () — Missouri 1 Iowa State () — Drake 1 ISU tied for 5tli in the Big Eight Conference meet. 116 JIM SELBY was a consistent luinner on the trampoline. Gymnastics Iowa State 57 Wisconsin 55 Iowa State 40 Southern 111 inois 72 Iowa State 39 Nebraska 73 Iowa State 001 2 - Mankato 511 2 Iowa State 83 Kansas 29 Iowa State 31 Denver 81 Iowa State 47 Colorado 65 Iowa State 64 Western Illi nois 48 In its third year of existence the Iowa State gym- nastics team continued to improve. In dual meets against some of the best competition in the coun- try, the gymnasts won five of nine meets. In the Big Eight meet they finished second to Nebraska. High-point men for the season were Rick Minser and Dick Paulsen with 135 and 100 points re- spectively. Jim Selby was also a consistent winner on the trampoline. RICH MINSER demonstrates the form that made him high-point man for the gymnasts. 117 Swimming IN A TRI-DUAL meet the Cyclones edge n very good Nebraska team and wallop the Air Force Academy. THE STARTER ' S GUN. Reach for the end of the pool. B P c B KL -J Lz B 1 y M W « x«n] __ f jj H l 1 m COACH McGUIRE talks to his athletes before competition begins. 118 Tankers second in big eight Iowa State 25 Oklahoma 70 Iowa State 68 Kansas State 27 Iowa State 34 Kansas 61 Iowa State 39 Michigan State 66 Iowa Stale 61 Colorado 33 Iowa State 50 Nebraska 45 Iowa State 60 Air Force 35 Iowa State 46 Southern Illinois 48 Iowa State 30 Minnesota 65 Iowa State 31 Michigan 62 This was a year for breaking records. After a fairly slow start, win- ning only one of the first four meets, the Cyclone swimmers won their next three meets in a row, including a 50-45 win over a strong Ne- braska team. In the conference meet Fritz Hagen won the diving events on both the high and low boards for the third year in a row. This had never been done before. Dan McQuillen set Iowa State records in the 100 and 200 meter freestyle, as did Jim Soppe in the 100 and 200 meter breast stroke, Jim Ruggles in the 200 meter but- terfly, and Bill Muter in the 400 meter individual medley. Wayne Oras and Bruce McDonald also performed well during the season. LONG DAILY workouts pay off for tankers. TEAMMATES watch Big-Eight cham- pion diver Fritz Hagen hit the water. 119 A pair of home runs, a two-run blast by Marv Straw and a grand slam by Dave Hoyt, helped Iowa State sweep its first two game series with the Air Force Academy. Two days later, however. Straw was playing in an all-star basketball game and Hoyt was sidelined with a broken jaw after being hit by a line drive during batting practice. The Cyclones lost all three games in the series with Colorado. Then Missouri, a team ranked high nationally all season, extended the Cyclones ' losing streak to six games. Against Drake the Cy- clones erupted for 19 runs, and continued to win three of their next five games. Then after being shut otit by Nebraska, they lost five more in a row. In the last two games the baseball squad, playing the type of baseball they were capable of, escaped the celler by beating second-place Oklahoma twice. Cyclones have good and bad streaks; beat Oklahoma twice SOMETIMES it is a lotii:; walk back to the locker room. The Cyclones xuere just shut out by Missouri. 120 GET THE SKtNAL — start the windup — kick your leg high — follozv through to the plate. A FAMILIAR signal no runner likes to see. Iowa State 13 - - Air Force Academy 6 Iowa State 8 - - Air Force Academy 5 Iowa State 4 - - Colorado 5 Iowa State 1 - - Colorado 9 Iowa State 8 - - Colorado 13 Iowa State - - Missouri 2 Iowa State 1 - - Missouri 9 Iowa State - - Missouri 6 Iowa State 19 - Drake 8 Iowa State 3 - - Oklahoma State 4 Iowa State 1 - - Oklahoma State 17 Iowa State 15 - - Oklahoma State 10 Iowa State 3 - - Nebraska Iowa State - - Nebraska 4 Iowa State 6 - - Kansas 8 Iowa State - - Kansas Iowa State 4 - - Kansas State 6 Iowa State 1 - - Kansas State 2 Iowa State 1 - - Kansas State 11 Iowa State 4 - - Oklahoma 7 Iowa State 4 - - Oklahoma 2 Iowa State 10 - - Oklahoma 9 121 COACH LAWSON demonstrates how the javelin should be thrown. Iowa State ' s track team managed only a tie with State College of Iowa in its four dual or triangular meets. In the first meet with Wisconsin and Drake, Captain Carl Van- derwilt, Cal Parrott, and Larry Taylor were injured. This dropped the team out of contention in that meet and handi- capped the Cyclone thinclads for the re- mainder of the season. Against Minnesota the team managed only five of fifteen first places. Two of these were by Steve Jacob- son in the 100-yard dash and triple jump. Iowa State won ten of sixteen first place events against State College of Iowa, but managed only a third place in the javelin throw in the field events to account for the tie score. In this meet Jacobson won three events and Morgan Langston and Norm Johnson, two each. High jumper Larry Eilert, one of the brightest spots in the Iowa State track picture was a consistent winner in the dual meets. He cleared 6 feet 10 inches indoors in practice and set the Iowa St ate record of 6 feet 8 inches during the outdoor season. High point men for the Cyclones were Jacobson with 91 and Johnston with 881 9. Track CYCLONE high hurdlers start over the first hurdle in a triangular meet with Drake and Wisconsin. SPRINTER Morgan I.ntjgstoii breaks the tape to win, but the Cyclones finished third behind Drake and Minnesota. Iowa State 48 — Wisconsin 72 Iowa State 00 — Drake Gl Iowa State 48 — Minnesota 82 Iowa State 7 1 — South Dakota State 74 Iowa State 70 — State College of Iowa 70 Iowa State finished yth in the Big Eight meet. 123 CYCLONE SABRES— fronf Row: Rosen: ueig, Janssen, Thomscn, Jones. Second Row; Estis, B. Thomsen, Goodman, Chapmin, Rutledge. Third Row: Hanneman, Sim, McGravv, Johnson. Back Row: Raydon, Harves, Rcsenzweig, Agen, L. Hanneman. Fencing, one of the most demanding sports, has attracted members to Cyclone Sabres. Members of Cyclone Sabres compete on a solo basis where physical and mental stam- ina are required. Sabres offer lessons to anyone interested and competes in meets such as the Amateur Fencing League of America. Sabres also compete as nine-mem- bers teams with several large tmiversities. In addition to outside competition the club holds intra-squad dueling for positions. Cyclone Sabres CROSS COU TRY -ro;i Row: Teghtmeycr. Kuhlman (capt.) , Anderson. Back Row: Zenor, Vandcrgard, Rippe, Eneboc. BASKE ' l BALL— Fron( Row: BickcrstafE (trainer) , Lamson (ass ' t. coach) , Anderson (head coach) , Gampert (ass ' t. coach), Meyer (manager). Second Row: Ziegler, Koch, Hurst, Harmon, Sandbulte, Lowe. Back Row: Tubbs, Wantie , Peterson, Iroistad, Closter, Jones, VanderW ' ilt. 124 FOOTBALL— fronf Row: Brown, Berrington, Vaughn, Hannah, Hoover (capt.) , VanSicklen, Bimte, 1 aylor, Kidd, Steimle. Second Row: Kennedy, Wipert, Lewis, Balkovcc, Kaspertc, Liieders, Limerick, Oiiopa, Trausch. Third Row: Montgomery, Schaupp, Trafals, Kun, Cox, Allen, Wahtola, Ramcnofsky, Jones, Parrish. Bark Row: Crasser, Williams, ' ick, Connelly, Strand, Clay, BuUis, Pigott, Swiizer, Ellerbe, Kimbrough. TRACK.— fronf Row: Iverson, Johnston, Eilert, Rottler, Jacobsen. Second Row: Taylor, Rogers, Beltcrton, Langston, Schram, Brengard (ragr.). Chipman. Back Row: Lawson (coach), Pasley, Vanderwill, Parrott, Van- scoy, Millikin (asst. ccach). BASEBALL— ■Vonf Row: Fleming, Posegate, E. Brown, Franey, Case, Maricnau, Straw, Armstrong, Thompson, Brandhorst, Hoyt, Lindgren, Jensen. Back Row: Timm (coach J, G. Brown, Switzer, Pardun, Core, Blomen- skim, Closter, Hucthenson, Mahoney. Veng, Eddy, Hovick. 125 0 K : ( STKTi TA P |v ' x ' . - ihi m . . Af- - ...■■- ' ' I ■•■-- ;i I 1 1 a SOCCER— ronf oif: ISorta, Ombic, L lo, i)ii)ix)ia, Ni(iiois, . ;t({(ii ( uio . Ko- a. i.miii(U). iioiincd, . i ' apLii c- orgiou, De La Reza. Second Row: Moinucvo, Parker, York, Malik, L. Papagcoigiou, Villigas. Back Row: Tai- ganides, Otero, Petrovich, Palaiocrasas, Brew, Martinez, Vandendrics, Papadoulis, Greenwood, Caicedio, D. Papiagcorgiou, Heydcn, Bodeaux, Downing. SWIMMINC- - on( Row: MtChiire (coach). Second Row: Oras, McQuillen, Hclffrich, Ruggles, Hagen. Back Row: Patterson (assi. oach), McDonald, Muter. Bakken, Meyers, Hucke, Ciustafson, Soppe, Tesdel!, Waggoner, Tannira (mgr.) 1 .rM o ■ 1 o ' L ,t, ' ' dip . m WRESTLING TEAM-FroJit Row: Long, Gillun, Buzzard, Capt. Frank, Sebret, R. Jones, D. Jones, Sharify. Back Row: Peckham, Shippos, Grover, Hocmand. Hassman, Fowler, O ' Reily, Frank. Nichols. iv jIVj GYMNASTICS- .e ( to Right: Calhoun, West- berg, Danners, Schreib, Constant, Carlson, Buhl- man, Black, Wiggers, Stewart, Hatfield, Paulson, Minser, Selby. TENNIS— frorj Row: Vosburg, Counter, Scheiding. Back Row: Kviesitis, Line, Dikis, Gompcrt (coach). GOLF— Front Row: Lamson (coach), Wood, King, Destinal, Cihak. Back Row: Haugen, Johnson, Bailey, Buntrock, Bernal. w 111 ■ m ft M j Jl J if] ft ti w£ l 3 (l|f 1 1 it ' •. 1 ' ' ' 1 1 i ■ 1 1 Front Row: Bewley, Teghtmever, Long, Franey, Langston, Broun, Patterson, Wiggers. Second Row: Hagen, Kobota, Jones, Selby, Bye, Daley, Stewart, Ruggles. Third Row: Hastetter, Rogers, Johnson, Brutsman, Van- derwilt, Harmon, Piepgras. Fourth Row: Tamura, Scheiding, Hassman, Kidd, Crasser, O ' Reilly, Parrish, Hoefle. Back Row: Westberg, Stiemle, Muter, Dwyer, Thompson, Abbas, Chipman, Schram, Block. Varsity I Club is an honorary for athletes who have earned at least one letter at Iowa State. I Club was created to promote better relations between athletes and the athletic department. It also serves as recognition for athletes by the faculty and stu- dent body. Each spring the graduating I Club members are presented an I blanket by the club. Varsity ' Y ' Club SECRETARIES in the Athletic Department sell tickets to the Cyclone sports events. 128 Back Row: Left to right are Steve Russell, Barbara Wilmarth, Brad Nelson, Joyce Lebkuecher, and Roger Willenburg. Middle Row: Mary Lou Van Stoeser, Yvonne Wagner, Tom Wheaton and Carol Buckaloo. Front Row: Skip Hoff, Jill McComber, and Spencer Stevens. This year ' s Cyclone cheer squad roused the enthusiasm of fans at various athletic events. With familiar cheers like All the way to Lincoln Way, or new ones the cheer- leaders tried to give the Iowa State athletes the extra in- centive needed to win. Besides leading the cheering sec- tion the cheer squad sponsored a cheer clinic for more than three hundred Iowa high school cheerleaders. Cheer Squad HANDSTANDS, somersaults, cartwheels . . . go, team . . . fight! r- A 1 • '  -• : h ' ' -x ' i - ' ' - P m : .: m . iVI V v.f f i e Intramurals UP AND . . . SMASH it as a spike is attempted in intramural volleyball. WATCH . . . watch and don ' t take your eyes off the opponents for a min- ute. The offensive line provides protection for the kicker as he goes for a field goal and three points. Twenty different intramural sports are available to students offering that much-needed physical activity. Team sports like football, Softball, and volleyball, along with individual sports, wrestling and handball, and less strenuous bridge and chess make the program well-rounded. The championship of the MR A, fraternities, ward and grad is decided, and these win- ners play for all-university championships. 130 FORM . . . an approach, a throw, a snap of the lurist, and an extended follow-through. A STRIKE, or an attempt at one? Bowling tournaments are an important part of the intramural program. . lEUA . Committees and more committees . . . climbing innu- merable stairs for a meeting on third . . . almost late for a conference . . . another final report to be written . . . rewards to be found in activities for each and every student. Students pictured on the following pages would surely agree that participation in activities is an integral part of a well-rounded education at Iowa State. ACTIVITIES Sigma Gamma Tau Sigma Gamma Tau, the national aerospace engineering honorary, limits its membership to upperclassmen. New members are selected during their junior or senior year on the basis of scholarship, achievement, and integrity. Its aim is to recognize and honor the individuals out- standing in the field of aerospace engineering. The group prepares a yearly open house display at Veishea time. Front Row: Falkcn, Grandia (sec), Schalekamp, Millett (adv.). Back Row: Martinscn, Gord (v.p.), Sater, Bailey (prcs.). 132 Phi Kappa Plii Faculty Members Carlson, O. Norman Feinberg, Leonard Gambal, David Heady, Earl O. Hicks, Ellis A. High scholastic achievement and encouragement for those students who are capable of superior scholarship are the purposes of Phi Kappa Phi, a national high scholar- ship honorary. Undergraduates must be in the upper one- sixteenth of their graduating class and graduate students must be in the upper one-tenth of those receiving grad- uate degrees to be eligible for membership. Undergraduate Members Ashbaugh, Charlotte Louise Bailey, Frank Ronald Baker, Sondra Faye Bakker, Marvin Lee Baty, John Wehrley Bennett, Florence Lillian Benson, Elizabeth Elayer Bethea, Nancy Jo (Jensen) Benin, Thomas L. Boehm, Geoffrey Sherbondy Bossert, Katherine Alice Brandt, David E. Brenner, Richard Loren Brown, Annette Marie Bruner, Nell Kincaid Buchwald, Barbara Zoe Buck, Dennis Eugene Burns, Dennis Dean Campbell, James Knipe Carroll, Charles Bennett Case, John William Coffey, Leo Frederick Conklin, Edith Mary Crawford, Judson William Dannewitz, Jane Ann DeBruin, Kenneth Edward Dinsmore, James Jay Dohrmann, Donald R . Drew, Gerald Cecil Drumm, Alfred Wendall Dunn, Francis Leo Erickson, Landon Edward Fleming, Patricia Anne Fowler, Michael Allen Fox, David Martin Foxman, Bruce Mayer Friedrichsen, Detlef Friedrich Garrett, Kenneth Lester, Jr. Gettys, Patricia Gayle Greaser, Marion Lewis Green, Vivian Marita Greimann, Lowell F. Griffith, Ronald James Grimes, David V. Grunig, James Elmer Gustafson, Dee Ann Hamann, Constance Joyce Hamilton, William Eugene Handy, Larry Bruce Hauptmeier, Larry Dale Hentzel, Henry Charles Houser, David John Hsieh, Ming Chih Ives, Brian Frederic Janzen, Junie Crouch Johnson, David Kent Johnstone, James Keith Jones, Shirley Coins Kern, Verna Lathrop Kislingbury, Clyde Kent Kramer, Jean Ann Kruempel, Kenneth Charles Kuhlemeier, Keith Vernon Lacey, Royce Owens Lammers, James Ivan Langlas, Charles Milford Limbert, David Edwin Limbert, Julie Wamsley Lundy, Anne Elizabeth Magnani, Nicholas J. Melvin, Stewart Wayne Meredith, Judith Elaine Moore, J. Lucille Robinson Mueller, Leta Arleen McKim, Grace Annette McNeill, Michael John McPherson, Lois Ruth Nelson, Bruce Stanley Oltrogge, Robert David O ' Leary, Terrance Patrick Orr, Larry Lynn Pappas, Annastatia Marie Pauley, James Donald Peterson, Max Darwin Piatt, Craig Robert Pree, Carolyn Louise Replogle, Linda Louise Reynolds, Susan Ann Ringkob, Kent Arthur Robson, Richard Morris Rohdy, Donald David Rowley, Mildred Jane Russell, Kenneth Lloyd Russell, Marilyn Joyce Samuelson, Gary Edmund Schalekamp, Neil David Schalk, Terry LeRoy Schluter, Gerald Emil Schneider, Ralph Thomas Schwiebert, Sara Katherine Seeley, Douglas Allen Shepherdson, Marjorie Elaine Solie, Kenneth E. Stevens, Sharon Mary Stout, Ronald L. Struthers, Kathleen Carr Thomas, David C. Thompson, Jo Ann Thompson, Lawrence Hyde Tiedje, James Michael Turner, Robert Lee Vanderbur, Gene Francis Velicer, Leland Frank White, Patricia Ann Wildman, Gretchen Ann Williams, Nancy Lynn Wilson, Gary Dennis Wilson, Raymond Earl Wittkopf, Carole Janice Wolf, James Richard Ziemann, Lyle Elmore Britz, Galen Charles Brumbaugh, John Albert Busch, Robert Henry Carrell, Michael Andrew Dahlman, Douglas Lee Deckert, Kenneth Laurel Dillingham, James Hugh Field, Alfred Joseph, Jr. Fjare, Paul Stanley Giesbrecht, Margaret Louise Hall, Jerry Lee Graduate Members Hobbs, Daryl Jerome Johnson, Robert Corey Johnson, Robert LeRoy King, Lowell Alvin Kust, Roger Nayland Martens, Laurent Raphael Ott, Patricia Suzanne Pierson, Bion Lee Polo, Richard J. Polujan, Romuald Karol Ramsey, Fred Lawrence Richard, John Lee Rowe, Alvin George Schmid, Lawrence Allen Schaeffer, Ronald Edward Stoermer, Eugene Filmore Suvansingha, Khien Toksoz, Sadik Walsh, Edward Mary Warland, Rex Hovey Wolf, Carol Kay Yocom, Betty Marie 133 cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key CARDINAL KEY cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key cardinal key Axel Bernard Bragonier C h a p i n Coffin N a ge I 134 Iowa State ' s highest honor society, Cardinal Key, offers member- ship to senior men who have shown outstanding leadership. The purpose of Cardinal Key is to promote the Cardinal virtues of leadership, service, character, and scholarship. Men ' s Leadership Day convocation, held in the spring, features an outstanding na- tional speaker and recognizes the junior and senior men who have displayed these Cardinal virtues. D a i s Hoi tz Hov M u r p h y Ness N o 1 1 e n T i e d e e Wilson 135 _ 5 © r i 1 ■ H ■b iri H ■ ' Hl ' ' V Front Row: Hadlcy, Hurd. Goodwin, Stcffensen, Kanellis, Brady. Second Row: Gamble, Darling, Lane, Haak, Kenagy, Kcilcr. Third Row: Chantland, Schwartz (adv.), Shonkwiler (pres.). Beck, Carter, Hitchcock. Fourth Row: Riesscn, Donclson (v. p.), Johnson, Wilkinson (sec), Shallenberger, Baldwin. Back Row: Siefering, Heald (treas.), DockendorfF, Frevert, Sevcridt. Tomahawk Tomahawk fraternity was organized in 1951 to recognize sophomores with a minimum 2.25 grade average who have participated in worthwhile ac- tivities. Pledge week is the highpoint of the year for Tomahawk. Six members from Iowa State at- tended the National Convention for Tomahawk members at Monmouth College in October. Tom- hawk contributes to many campus service projects. SHALL WE . . . or not? Members of Tomahawk discuss the selection of the new members during one of their meetings. 136 n f f i ' MORTAR BOARD-f ron( newiu, Benson, Jacobson, Row: Fleming, Franck, Inman (v. p.). Neve, Jones. Second Rom: McPherson, Dan- Frankenfield (pres.)- Back Row: Bossert, Miller, Richter (sec), Mosley, Gaffney. Mortar Board Mortar Board, Iowa State ' s highest women ' s hon- orary, encourages university pride and individual leadership in its members. Outstanding leaders with a fairly high grade point are eligible, and the new members are tapped each Veishea after their selection by current meinbers. The group spon- sors the Women ' s Induction Service, selects a senior-woman-of-the month, and holds study meet- ings every month during the school year. Alpha Kappa Psi As the first national professional business frater- nity. Alpha Kappa Psi selects only members who have maintained a 2.0 grade average, are enrolled in and pursuing a degree in business administra- tion, and who show that they will be an asset to the organization through support of campus and departmental activities. The group held its first Founder ' s Day Banquet and journeyed to Mil- waukee on a spring-quarter-break field trip. ALPHA KAPPA PSI-f ron( Row: Vcller, Hoidahl, Switzer. Scigliano, Harris (treas.). Hanson, Wolf, Over- mohlc, Thompson. Second Row: Boyd, Lattan, Shadle (adv.), Bidlcr. Third Row: Spiclman, Corv, Wilte, Ryan (sec), Bcrgstrom, Nelson, Nfitchcll, Schroeder. Fourth Row: Dwyer, Prouty, Finch, Evans, Glasson, Stupar, Warner, Brovv ' nlee. Back Row: I.ongval, Underberg, . dams, Daley, Vanjahnke, Hayes (pres.), Herrian (v. p.), Fritkson, J., Erickson, D. 137 1 C ( o ALPHA A. I A— I- 10 nt Roiv: Lcffler, Willcy, Ice, Griinig, Poore, kuffcl. Back Roir: xhaU-r, Ringkob (sec), Higdon, Christiansen, Petty. Alpha Zeta As a national professional agriculture fraternity, Alpha Zeta presents the yearly tall corn award to the professor who has sho vn devoted service to ag- riculture. The group aims to initiate the standards of scholarship, character, and leadership among its members, to create a spirit of good fellowship, and strives to acquaint its members with the role of ag- riculture in today ' s world. Chi Epsilon Chi Epsilon, in its first year at Iowa State, is a national civil engineering honorary. Members are chosen from the top 30 percent of civil engi- neering seniors and from the top 10 percent of the juniors. The group has been holding bimonthly organizational meetings. Chi Epsilon has made bulletin boards and helped in the organizing lit- erattire for the civil engineering department. CHI F.PSII.ON— Fron Row: Wilson, Gumtau, Cleasby (adv.), Case (pres.). Second Row: Grcimann, Bolton. Olson, Britain, Carroll. Back Rotu: Briogcs, Freed (v. p.), Paul, Fox (scc.-trcas.) , Anderson. 138 DELTA PHI DELTA-froni Row: Davis (adv.), Blutt, Doty (sec), Dierk. Back Row: Evans (pres.), Carmi- chael (v.p.). Larson (treas.). Iverson. Delta Phi Delta Selection for membership in Delta Phi Delta, the national honorary art fraternity, is based on stand- ing in the upper thirty-five percent of the graduat- ing class and a 3.0 in their art major. The chapter exchanges art exhibits with Delta Phi Deltas from Drake University, displays their work during Vei- shea, and holds a Christmas bazaar at which mem- ber ' s work is sold to Iowa State sttidents. Epsilon Pi Tau Epsilon Pi Tau, a national industrial education honorary, selects its members from the junior and senior students in industrial education. Monthly meetings are conducted on a discussion basis, sub- jects chosen by members of the fraternity. The grotip sponsors a career day, quarterly newsletter, and initiation banquet for members. At present there are 25 active members of the fraternity. EPSILON PI TAV-Front Row: Carfrr, Schatz, Sherick. . ndcrson, Schultz (trcas.), Nagcl. Fugclsby, McLeland. Second Row: Gray, Mann (v.p.). Stump (pres.), Stoetzner (sec), .Murray, Wiener, Hcllmcr, Parkinson. Back Row: Tinker, Sinner, Bosworlh, Hendricks, Faas, Chally, Turk. 139 KNIGHTS OF SAINT PATRICK— Frow Row: Crisnian (prts.), Burgess, Johnson, Eichorn. Second Row: Moss- man, Schalekamp. Gellcrstedt (treas.). Bull, Sharp.. Third Row: Nelson, Kopp, Piper, Gammon, Canyon, Longneckcr. Back Row: Kaiser, Wolf, Nelson, Faxon, Hcrzog (sec). Sater. Knights of St. Patrick A St. Patrick ' s Day Dance, open to the pub- lic, was sponsored by the engineering activities honorary, Guard of St. Patrick. New members were initiated at the dance. Membership is open to junior and senior engineers who have been ac- tive in engineering, the college community, or activities. The group was founded at Iowa State in 1917 and now has around 35 members. Lampos Lampos, a local honorary organized in 1953, rec- ognizes outstanding men and women in the Col- lege of Science and Humanities. New members must be in the upper one-fourth of their junior and senior classes, have shown outstanding leader- ship ability, scholarship, and character, and have contributed service to the college. There are between eight and seventeen active members. LAMPOS— i-Von Row: Bernard (prcs.), Pappas, Jolinson, Neve (sec.-trcas.) . Seeley. Back Row: Reynolds, Pet- erson (adv.), Porter, Green (v. p.). 140 OMK ' RON KV— Front Row: Hcald, Doty, Drahosh, Conley, Fulkcrson. Second Roiv: Dannewitz, Wright, Sthadt ' , Gustafson, BecIUcl. Third Row: Gallagher (sec), Jones, Craven, Brown. Back Row: Bossert (pres.), Gruber (treas.), Schwiebert (v. p.), McDowell, Christians. Omicron Nu As the home economics honor society, Omicron Nu strives for the promotion of research leader- ship and scholarship among its members. Juniors must have a gradepoint average of 3.2, seniors a 3.1, and graduate students a 3.5 to be eligible for membership. Omicron Nu presents a $25 scholar- ship to a deserving member and holds a winter quarter recognition tea honoring scholarship. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Phi Mu Alpha, national men ' s music honorary, pledges men with outstanding musical ability who are recommended by a member of the music fac- ulty. This year the members of Phi Mu Alpha served as ushers for concerts on campus, gave in- formal campus serenades, and joined with mem- bers of Sigma Alpha Iota, national women ' s music honorary in giving a concert winter quarter. PHI MU ALPHA— fron( Row: Henricksen, Knuth, Roth, Chapin. Second Row: Boyd (v. p.), Snyder, Atkinson, Heimcndinger, Mitchell (sec.)- Third Row: Steffen, Stansberry, Fries, Biklen. Fourth Row: Bleyle (adv.). Bridge, Hous?r, Himes, Cook. Back Row: Crisman, Ros:ne, Massey (prcs.), Torrey, Morris. 141 ' m VI MU tPSILON— oMi Roir: Kat L-r, Drcu (dir.), Grten, Seeley, Ives (scc.J. Back Row: Workman (treas.J. Buck, Case (v. p.). Homer (adv.). Pi Mu Epsilon Members of Pi Mu Epsilon, math honorary, must have achieved distinction in mathematical science by maintaining a B average in college inath courses for two years. The group, consisting of 15 members, also selects gradtiate students and fac- tilty members. At meetings, members of Pi Mu Epsilon discuss the place of mathematicians in so- ciety dining college and upon graduation. Pi Tau Sigma A highpoint in Pi Tau Sigma ' s year is the selec- tion of members and their annual banquet. Mem- bers of this mechanical engineering honorary are chosen from the top twenty-five per cent of the jimiors and seniors in mechanical engineering. Pledges must complete projects which will help stimulate interest in and coordinate departmental acti ' ities. The group has fiventy active members. PI TAU SIGMA— fron Roil ' : Franck, Torkclson, Griffith (pres.), Joannides (sec), Willmert. Stroud Row: Johnson (trcas.), Nichols, Wallcn, Gcilerstedt. Ciuckert, Kopp. Third Row: Siemens, Hagstrom, Limbert, Zie- mann, Sherman. Bath Row: Gordon, Larson, Zemke {v. p.), Burghoffer, Mott, Beguin. 142 PSI CHI— Front Row: Moc, McNdllen (adv.). Limbert (v. p.). Ballou. Second Rozf: Farland, Thaden (sec). Sebastian, Bath. Back Roi ; Haniiuni, Johnson, Fritz (trcas.), Haugeii. Psi Chi Psi Chi, national psychology honorary, strives to advance the science of psychology and encourage and maintain scholarship in academic fields. The 30 members of the organization were chosen be- cause of their interest in psychology, cumulati ' e grade point and average of 3.0 in 12 or more hours of psychology. The group holds an anntial picnic, initiation banquet, and Veishea display. Sigma Alpha lota Members of Sigma Alpha Iota are vomen at Iowa State selected on the basis of musicianship, recom- mendation by a faculty member, a 2.5 grade point average, and participation in musical activities. The group sponsors a competitive singing contest for women ' s residences, Sor-Dor, serenades factilty members at Christmas time with Phi Mu Alpha, and ser es as recital hostesses. SIGMA ALPHA lOTA-Front Row: Winters, Caritiichael (sec), Kramer, Fair, Evans. Second Row: Smith. Wall Doll, Butler (v. p.), Johnson (treas.), Gustafson. Back Row: IJaukol, Beckett, Wilson, Coletti, .Andersen. 143 PHI UPSILON O y II CKOi — front Row: Fleming, Jones, Franck, Anderson, I erson, Inman (pres.) . Second Row: Rick ten. Long, Frankenfield, Niehaus. Back Row: Drahosh, Bossert, Griffin, Goodwin (v.p.). Miller, Larsen. Phi Upsilon Omicron Phi Upsilon Omicron, a national professional home economics honorary, helps its national or- ganization by contributing to a fund which enables an outstanding foreign girl to come to the United States and study home economics. The group par- ticipates at Iowa State by selling fruitcakes, the money being used to award a local scholarship. Membership is based on high scholarship. Tau Beta Pi Engineering students in the upper one-fifth of their classes are considered for membership by the active members of Tau Beta Pi, engineering scholastic honorary. New members are chosen at informal smokers in spring and fall. The purpose is to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater by dis- tinguished scholarship and exemplary character. TAU BETA PHI— Front Row: Torkelson, GcUerstcdt, Bcngtson, Sater, Oltrogge, Katzer, Rogers, Middleton, Stacy. Second Row: Eckert, Johnson (v.p.), Mitchell, Warren, Bettin, Hoff. Third Row: Stout, Ives, Boyce, Schalekamp, Nystrom, Drunim, Johnstone (sec), Britain, Carroll, fourth Row: Wilson. Pohm (adv.), Freed, (treas.), Limbert (pres.), Bailey, Manning, Willmert, Garrett, Dressier. Back Row: Chase, Fox, Faxon, Kopp, Ask, Eichorn, Williams, Burns, Hamilton, Olson. 144 ■■-J ■ r :. • . 7V SIGMA DELTA CHI— Front Row: Knight, Van Nostrand, Elling, Dreeszen, Johnson, Buck (prcs.). Back Row: Gruel, Sheppard, Kiewiet, Grunig (v. p.), Schwien, Marks, Disney (adv.). Sigma Delta Chi Sigma Delta Chi, a professional journalism society for men, requires that a member haxe a 2.0 grade point and demonstrate proficiency and vocational interest in journalism. This organization strives to serve and assist its members in acquiring the prin- ciples worthy of a journalist. Twice a year the group sponsors high school writing contests and annually publishes the Petticoat Pamphlet. Theta Sigma Phi Membership in Theta Sigma Phi, a national pro- fessional fraternity for women in all fields of com- mimication, is based on communications acti ' ities and abilities, scholarship, and professional interest. The bi-monthly meetings often involve speakers who discuss phases of journalism and communica- tions. One of Theta Sigma Phi ' s many activities is the co-sponsorship of the Petticoat Pamphlet. THETA SIG fA PH — Front Row: Freeman (v. p.), Campion, Baker (pres.), Buchanan. Back Row: Ander- son, Pudenz, Niehaus, Sherman. 145 Front Rom: Orth, Hollenbeck, Ferree, Griswold, Bosworth, Heubrock, Foreman (adv.), Johnson. Second Roiv: Mullin, Raikcs Bockholt, Hayes, Finch, Mense, Tiedje (pres.). Third Roiv: Hitzhusen, Wieborg, Poock, Hall (sec). Klodt (treas.). Reynolds, Higdon. Back Row: Kiewiet, Grunig, Ryder, Banc, Cummins, Lindsay, Harris. Agriculture Council 146 The student government of the Agriculture Col- lege is the Agriculture Council. This local organi- zation consists of 32 members elected as juniors from each departmental club. Serving as an ad- ministrative body, the Council acts as a unifying agency among the College ' s departmental clubs. The group also sponsors the Autumn Cotillion dance and an all-Agricultural Banquet. AGRICULTURE STUDENTS relax from a whirl of meetings and activ- ities at the annual ag banquet spon- sored by the Agricultine Council. Front Row: Kounkel, Sater (v. p.), Whcclcr, Piper, Kaiser. Second Row: Sanders, Herzog, Peterson, Bragonier (pres.), Wallway. Third Row: Kilkenny, Kopp, Johnson, Goering, Martinsen. Back Row: Rigler (sec), Hurd, Garrett, Fox treas.), Anderson, Bradshaw. Engineering Council serves as a unifying and co- ordinating body for the various engineering de- partmental clubs by having all the clubs repre- sented on the Council. The Council also provides help to the clubs on planning their programs for meetings and on obtaining special speakers for meetings. In addition, information is given to interested high school students. Engineering Council CLAIR SATER takes a peek over the treasurer ' s shoulder to check on the financial situation. PRESIDENT KAREN PAULSON reports to Home Ec Council concerning the activities of Applied Art Club. Home Economics Council Iowa State ' s Home Economics Council is affiliated with the National Home Economics Council and was or- ganized on campus to strengthen and coordinate col- lege club activities. It represents one of the largest home economic clubs in the vorld. The council spon- sors seminars, scholarships, convocations, a United Na- tions tea, and selling cookbooks of factdty favorites. Front Row: Johnson, Durian, Wyatt, DeYoung, Harrison. Second Row: Swartz, Schucllcr, Haner, Carpenter, Carlson. Third Row: Maloney (treas.), Paine, Hahn, Huss, Fitch. Fourth Row: Metzler, Jones, Fowler (v. p.), Drahosh, Bohne, Lettow. Back Row: Waselkov (pres.), Karth, Specht, Paulsen, Miller. DR. TALBOT discusses What ' s the Matter With Coiinvcys at the Science Council-sponsored Dinner with a Professor series. Science Council Each quarter Science Council sponsors Faculty Firesides which give students an opportunity to meet in the home of a professor for informal discussion. This year a cur- riculinu Committee was organized by the council to work with the Faculty Curriculum Committee. This is only one of the ways the council acts as a liaison between the students of the college and the administration. Front Row: Bernard (prcs.). Neve, Rc n(il(is (sec.-trcas.) , Green, Frecland. Bark 7?ou ' ; Donelson, NfeGowcn, Miller, Mertes. J 149 Front Row: Olson, VanZee (treas.). Jorgcnsen (critic). Reed, Clark (adv.). Back Row: Filkins (prcs.). Howard, unidentified, Roningen, Petty (v.p.). Veterinary Medicine Council The Veterinary Medicine Council serves as the exec- utive council for the student chapter of American Veterinary Medicine Association. In this capacity it plans the program of the AVMA. This work in- cludes the planning and scheduling of AVMA meet- ings, and the organization of groups to plan special events placed on AVMA ' s calendar. MEMBERS of the vet med council meet to discuss business at one of their meetings. The Pep Council of Iowa State aims to promote enthusiasm and support for athletic teams, the coordination of the activities of the Varsity 1, band, cheerleaders, and students, and the due recognition of I.S.U. athletes. The representatives attend meetings and obtain information about Pep Council activities and relay the information to their respective residences. rr HHIH pfo 1 (fc.3 ' If CHEER SQUAD members Carol Buckaloo, Jill McComber, Ship Hoff, and Rog Willenburg add individuality to Cyclone sports. Pep Council Front Row: Griffin (sec), Fredregill, ArnofF, Tracy, Woodley, Williams. Second Row: Peterson (adv.). Foster (pres.), Spielman (v. p.), Hess, Willenborg. Back Row: Way, Nickels, Schroeder, Mandeville. 151 Union Board The five junior and five senior inembers of Union Board are chosen through interviews followed by an all-college election. The group strives to represent the student body on the Board of Directors of the Memorial Union, to set policies for the student activities held in the Union, and to allocate the use of Union facilities so they benefit the maximum number of Iowa State students and activities. NEWS FORUM, one of the most popular events sponsored by Union Board, burst its scams this year as a record number of students attended the weekly revieius. Here, Dr. Boles comments on the news of the iceek. STUDENTS view the action at the Memorial Union pool room. 152 ' -r s ' i STUDENTS CONTRIBUTE their comments winter quarter Thursday afternoons at 4:00 durina Books and Cokes. STUDENTS relax in the nezvly-furn- ished lobby of the Memorial Union. Front Row: Malik, Musch, Reynolds, Iverson. Quinn. Second Row: Hayes (v.p.), Christenscn, D., Christenscn, R. (pres.). Hertz. Back Row: Leimer, Doll, Glenn, Shank, Stcwarl. 9 Pi 5 ® 153 Government of the Student Body DELEGATES register at the Govern- ment of the Student Body nominating convention— Below: representatives lis- ten to the opening address as the two- day convention gets underway. JOYCE SIEFFERING, Director-General of the Secretariate, handles incoming calls and correspondence in her office in the Union. This campus organization formulates policies for students to follow, expresses student opinion, serves as a channel of communication be- tween the students and the university administration and provides ac- tivities-advisory, orchestra, and other services to the student body. The executive, legislative, and judicial branches carry out the functions. 154 DON MEYER is sworn in as this year ' s GSB president by outgoing president Morris Mikkelson. CLAY SHANK, Kelley Bergstrom, and Gary Ramsey prepare for a GSB convention. SUPREME COURT-Smith, Niehaus, Burns (chief justice), Perkinson. MEMBERS of the GSB Court of Appeals discuss a case presently under consideration by the Government of the Student Body Senate. 155 GSB SENATE-fron Row: Moslcy, Davis, Nfiller, B., Miller, M., Iiigalls. Second Row: Hoover, Mossman, At- kinson, Anderson. Third Row: Kopp, Walker, Mertes, Boyd. Back Row: Harris, Pigott, Kolbe, Duncan, Hel- land. GSB CABINET— fronf Row: Shank (v. p.). Beard, Lobaugh, Siefering, Wcichman. Second Row: Dunlap, Chris- tensen (prcs.). Hill, Van Houweling. Back Row: Holden, Whitney, Green, Lazos, Hunt. 156 PAMMEL CO.MMLM I V-imi Row: Scott, Ford. Walker (treas.), Allison (sec), Weichman (chm.). Back Row: Trinkle, Steenhoek, Mayer (mayor), Pierson. Pammel Community Pammel Community Council is the governmental body for married students attending Iowa State. A mayor and nine councilmen are elected by the residents of Pammel Community. These repre- sent Pammel Residences in dealings with the Uni- versity and the City of Ames. Student Properties Board The Student Properties Board rents equipment to any campus organization that requests it. The Board owns lighting equipment, sound equip- ment, backdrops and other materials. The twelve members are chosen by interview. Any funds collected are tised to repair and replace materials. PROPERTIES BOARD-fronl Rov;: MuIIer, Hoifman, Stcil (adv.). Back Row: Overholscr, Nelson, Grummer. 157 ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY-fion( Row: Peterson, Myer, Wagner, Wodstrchill, Mackie, McDermott (commander). Second Row: Massarini, Barr, Larson, Yohe. Third Row: VanSyoc, Palmer, Boline, Colt, White, Thorson. Parmer. Hack Row: Thenhaus (adv.), Willoughby, I earson, Grandia, Dolejs, Rayman. Arnold Air Society Arnold Air Society, a prolcssional military honor- ary service organization, was chartered in 1951. The group sponsors the Air Force Ball, conces- sions at Veishea time, and informative high school visitations. Founded to further the mission of the US Air Force and Air Force ROTC, the Society also provides its fifty-some members an opporttm- ity to exercise leadership ability. Angel Flight The recently organized women ' s service honorary at Iowa State is the O ' Neil Squadron of Angel Flight. Sponsored by Arnold Air Society, Angel Flight members act as hostesses and co-sponsors of many university functions on campus. Some of the organization ' s projects at Iowa State include distributing Sabin oral polio vaccine, hostessing dtiring Veishea, and holding bake sales. ANGEL FLIGHT— froiU Rozr: Mchl, O ' Neil, Radcliffe, Landes (commander), Scott, Bolin (adv.). Second Row: Crockett, Schwitters, Bayes, Knapheide, Sartor, Kwoldt, Sage. Third Roiv: Buchanan, Meinecke, Hamill, Bow- man, Thompson. Back Row: Runsvold, VanDraska, Cramer, Larsen, Bailey, Shallenbcrger, Bishop. f S . C— Front Row: Miller, Riglcr, Randolph, Smith, Morse, (treas.). Sharp, Rambow. Second Row: Rameker, Brockmann (adjutant), McClurg (exec, off.), Williams (commandant), Wynne, Green, Ransom, Havse, Raikes. Third Row: Ford, McDouell, Northam, Rau, Kctcham, Johnson, Voorhees, Henry, Chaplin. Fourth Row: Ryan, Finch, Bergstrom, Wolf, ' ander Wilt, Hall, King, Tjaden, Ilgen. Fifth Row: Carris, Gross, Rater, DeBoer, Warrick, McNeill, Kendrick, Schcib. Back Row: Schneider, Hansen, Hitzemann, Hayes, Drake, Roberts, Becker, Knapp, Bergman. Pershing Rifles Members of this organization must be outstanding cadets enrolled in ROTC, AFROTC,or NROTC. The sophomores and pledges received first place at a Regimental Drill at Lincoln, Nebraska in the spring. The forty members strive to encourage, preserve, and develop the highest ideals of the military profession, promote American citizen- ship, and create closer cadet relationships. Society of Advanced Artillery Cadets Organized in 1959, the Society of Advanced Ar- tillery Cadets now has around seventy members. The group aims to help acquaint the advanced artillery cadets with each other, with various phases of Army life, and to instill ' esprit de corps ' within the organization. In the spring the Society has an artillery display for Veishea, a refreshment stand, and a picnic for all cadets and cadre. PERSHING RIFLES— fronf Row: Denniston, Dcas, Rambow, Magnusson. Stewart, Ncwiand, Becker, McPeak. Second Row: Cox (adv.), O ' Connor, Nelson, Gehrke. Tilley, Law. Third Row: Smith, Stahlhut, Rameker, Koelle, Ford, Holmes. Fourth Row: Silk, Harvey, Greenwalt, Grover, Marsh, Wildman. Back Row: Graham, Peterson, Bein, Skeers, Ogden, Sloup. m 1 L L f mJ m- ' Mi ' • mt 1 P Sih f i  f • J A II iii! :: •; ?■ k ML: t •v- ' -j • • ' T .??; ' i ' ' d t ' -i 1 ' J rn • • ■1 It . •: i I ' [ ii • 1- • • • I ► m • • • ' f-- J • • • ft • SCABBARD AND BLADE— Front Row: McClurg (capl.). Christensen (adv.)- Second Row: Joannides, Lebens, Williams, Brockmann. Third Row: Von Bergen, Miller, Mochrl, McKiness. Back Row: Carris, Hayward (sec. It.-treas.), Ennis, Morse (first It. -v. p.). Dempewolf. Scabbard and Blade A unique honorary chapter at Iowa State, the mili- tary honorary of Scabbard and Blade offers to its invited members a cooperative organization o£ the three military branches. The main event of the year is the Military Ball, attended by the members of the ROTC units at Iowa State. Aside from pro- viding a queen for the Veishea Queen of Queens event in the spring, the dance promotes interest and recognition in the military sciences. Society of American Military Engineers Members of the Society of American Military En- gineers must be in the advanced ROTC program. The group of around forty-five members holds monthly meetings which feature speakers inter- ested in the role of the inilitary man in the engi- neering program. A field trip follows both fall and winter quarters on which members travel to mili- tary installations in South Dakota and the Minne- apolis-St. Paul area to visit. SAME— Fronf Row: Kuehl (pres.), Wilson, Miller, Green, Bovy (treas.). Porter, Hamm. Second Row: Magnus- son, Farley, Rhind, Ennis, McCauley, Cox (adv.). Third Row: WiUers (sec). Steenhock, Erickson, Moehrl, Stober, Stone, Ellis. Back Row: Selix, Bundy, Wonder, Ericson, Gunson, Mitchell, Heimbuc h. t. -▼-iJ l W-M. l)EBATERS- = ' ronf Row: Orban (adv.), Pfaff, Roth, Walters. Second Row: Hall, Marlin (adv.), Langford (adv.), Hansen, Pettigrew. Third Row: Pechacek, Merideth, Diehl (pres.), Seward, Harris, Stielow. fourth Row: Lindstrom, Bowles, Bowers, Bardolc, Pfaff. Back Row: Henning (p.r.), Fedeler (v. p.), Sullivan, Leege, Yohe (sec), Bodaken (adv.). Debaters The Iowa State Debaters attend tournaments in Iowa and nearby states each year, participating in discussion, oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and debate. They present weekly radio discussions over WOI and provide various community pro- grams, including the all-university Extemp Con- test open only to non-members. Radio Workshop Students interested in radio production can be- come members of Radio Workshop. This group offers its members a chance to participate in many different phases of radio production. Workshoj) members present weekly quarter-hour children ' s programs and hal f-hour dramatic productions and documentary shows on WOI. RADIO WORKSHOP-front Row: Olson, Imhoff, Burt (Director), Johnson (p.r.), Fischer. Back Row: Prit- chard (pres.). Wells, Sartor, .Montgomery, Evans. 161 w 1 T 1 1 r - 1 ' y y)if HULL, our more than competent business manager, took care of the finances and business transactions of the book for his second year. More than often were his perceptive and quick decisions helpful to the Bomb. Bomb With the presses rolling downstairs and the radio struggling through the typewriter noise, the edi- tors plugged away upstairs in Room 127 of the Press Building to publish a record of our unique university. Next year when construction begins, the Bomb will have to find a new location, and a new staff will confront the little details and identi- fications that always manage to be missing when needed most. It wasn ' t all headaches — every once in a while Ban the Bomb fans would drop in from the Daily, or the Scientist would try to cor- rupt the fairer sex into smoking cigars. It was the lesser of two evils — deadlines or neighbors. THE OFFICE on Wednesday night was the source of the flashing bulbs and black boxes that students saw all over campus. Photographers anxiously awaited to be called. 162 THE LONG HOURS of Bomb editor Mary Cord are in the end rewarded by a •164-page creation that is the product of her toils. BOMB PUBLICATIONS BOARD- Left to right: Gary Murphy, Anne Liston (sec), Kirk Faxon (prcs.), Diane Jones, Arnold Heubrock, John Thomas (adv.). Bob Johnson (adv.), Mary Cord, Nick Sutton, Holly Paine, Ronald Huhn. 163 . those old fam ' iiLar faces HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER Gejj Boehm, kepi many odd hours to provide creative color pictures and last-minute assignments. DEXNIS BROWN, our talented and artistic manag- ing layout editor, gave more than his share of long hours of cropping and choosing pictures, planning layouts, and offering the benefits of his experience. CATHY I.UNDON , managing copy editor, had the tremendous job of proofreading and checking on copy deadlines. She ' ll have even a bigger job next year as the 1965 Bomb editor. MILTON TESKE, academic editor, spent much time behind the scenes interviewing and finding stories on the colleges and research. DIANE WILSON took over as managing photography editor after having been the assistant to make sure all pictures and assignments were in order. NANCY MILLER saw to it that Seniors were notified of picture appointments and that their pictures ntt ' l nrth ' itii ' i ivere put in the Bomb. The steps downstairs became quite familiar as more and more conferences with Mr. Holmes and the press became essential. Intended two-hour stays became mornings, afternoons, and evenings — and the realiza- tion of 6,000 books was more like a myth. Work on the 1964 Bomb began over a year ago with most of the staff ' s spring work completed by mail. Contracts and senior pictures were taken care of in May and the lay- oiU was planned with the engravers over the summer. These items well on their way by fall, the staff began organizing the copy and pictures into twenty-nine sec- tions of sixteen pages each. IW 165 SPORTS EDITOR Jim Holcoinb looks at one of the many sports pictures — another unidentifiable person. AS APPRENTICE to this year ' s business manager, Gary Mur- phy took over our purse strings and left the editorial staff to be Business Manager of the 1965 Bomb. ACTIVITIES EDITOR Barb Erbe collected information sheets and organized the clubs and organizations. PAM HENRY joined our forces in the fall to become fea- tures editor and put to good use her talent of seeing the little things that make life here at Iowa State so unique. 166 I MIKE RAVEN, art editor, proudly exam- ines a fresh new idea for Greek house cuts. E LAINE BOWDEN and Ron Brown spent morning, noon, and night putting names, faces, and page numbers together. I The Bomb is a never-ending job that begins the minute you are selected to work on it. Toward the end of the year, many non-journalists — like the editor and business manager — find their way into the realms of this paper world. It ' s fascinating and hectic, and discoveries and groping for new knowledge and stories never cease. Variety is the spice of life, and the Bomb office is variety personified. RESIDENCE EDITOR Margie Preibe had a lot to think about as she coordinated group pictures, identifications, informals, and write-ups for all 184 residence groups. 167 TWO Editors-in-chief — Dave Buck, winter quarter, and Dave Nilsson, spring quarter- discuss one of many pressing Daily problems. Iowa State Daily 168 SPORTS EDITOR Steve Dreeszen thumbs through a stack of press releases in hopes of chasing down a score. THE NEWS comes in continuously from the Associated Press teletype, to be sifted by Dave Nilsson and printed in the Daily. Five mornings a week — Tuesday through Saturday — the Iowa State Daily is distributed to the campus ' 11,000 students. Starting with the managing editor ' s morning beat sheet and ending with the last turn of the press early the next morning, the Daily is an almost 24-hour operation. The editor oversees the entire news and comment operation, and he and his two associate editors are in charge of the editorial page. News is gathered by a reporting staff made up of students taking the second cjuarter reporting course or from other news tips. SIMPLER than lualking, phoning gives Don Johnson, the business manager, an easy loay to liandle the Daily ' s monetary problems. JOHN THOMAS came to us from Ok- lahoma this year, and is the new finan- cial advisor to all student publications. 169 FALL iWAli 1 ER ' S associate editors, Kathy Jarobsen and Dave Nilsson, con- fer on a last-minute decision before the presses roll to run off another paper. NEW REPORTERS gain needed experience from zvorking half their day on the Daily for T. Jl. 222. 170 JIM ADELMAN pauses a mo- ment from the hectic loorld of advertising. The managing editor is in charge of the general news coverage, and he is assisted by a sports editor and assistant managing edi- tor. Copyreading and page layout begin early each afternoon, when the issue editor sends down the first inside pages. Ad ver- tisements are prepared the day before the news copy goes into the pages. Overseeing the advertising and business operation is the business manager, assisted by the adver- tising manager. Advertising sales is done by students in advertising courses and by other students who are interested in getting sales experience — as well as commissions. RUSS JOHNSON searches his files to find a long lost advertiser for a potential ad. CHECKING a page layout is Del Marks, the winter and spring quar- ter managing editor. 171 Iowa Agriculturist CO-EDITORS Ron Kieioiet and Jim Grunig examine the first proofs of the February Agriculturist. The Iowa Agriculturist is written by, about, and for the student in the College of Agiicul- turc. The Agriculturist serves as an important link in communication between the agriculture student and his faculty and college. In addition, the Agriculturist provides a training ground for students while in school. The operation is handled like a professional business. It was first established in 1902. AGRICULTURIST STAFF— Le ( to right: Raikes, Smalling, Sheppard, Kiewiet (co-editor), Jensen, Schwien. 172 Left to right: Donald Needham, William Tcrlon, Bill Johnson, Kenneth Garrett. Iowa Engineer The Iowa Engineer offers students in the Engineering College an opportunity to become acquainted with many phases of magazine pro- duction, an experience not specifically offered in the engineering cur- riculum. Published monthly, it tries to acqtiaint students with recent developments in the field of engineering. Seated, left to right: Bill Martinson, Nick Sutton, Linda Broadbcnt, Ron Sanderson. Standing left to right: Carl Rausch, Jule Vilmont, Bob Miller, Rick Rarick, Larry Skeie. 173 AMES YOKESTEKSeated, left to right: Hinrichs, Sasse, Thurman, Lindblom, Holliday, Young, DeVilbiss, Buchmann, Lyons, Nelson, Campbell, Miller. Standing left to right: Nilles, Bentley (adv.). Ames Forester The Ames Forester is published each spring quar- ter by forestry sttidetits. It features graduating sen- iors, the annual forestry summer camp, a resume of the year ' s activities in the Forestry Department, and technical articles. The magazine serves as a contact between the Forestry Department and students, aliunni, and other forestry schools. Iowa State Homemaker The Iowa State Homemaker is designed to teach students more about magazine production through practical experience. In bimonthly meetings the staff plans issues for the following two months and evaluates its work. The magazine, distributed mainly to students in home economics, aids in ac- (jtiainting the sttidents and faculty. HOMEMAKER-Sca(fd, left to right: Sherman (ed.), Filch. Standing, left to right: Doose (treas.), . ndcrso n (layout ed.), Jones S., Brockcit, Jones (bus. man.), Buchanan, Judge (art.), Crayne, Craychee. 174 The official publication of the College of Science and Humanities is the Iowa State Scientist. Published October through May, the magazine brings news and things of interest to students in the Science and Hu- manities College. All the work on the magazine, from selling and lay- ing out ads to taking pictures, is done by the students. Iowa State Scientist Left to right: Schueller, Clark, Ryan, Jordan, Elling (ed.). 175 I lo ' it Uir.r: ll.iiipiiiuiii, Qiiiiin, Randolph. Second Row: Hecht, Kisliiigbury, Schmidt. Third Row: HulMnger, Hartwig (feature cd.), .McLain (feature ed.). Fourth Row: Fick (ed.), Huhn, Porch, Hodoval (bus. man.). Fifth Row: Standlcy, Bell, Froehlich. Sixth Row: Larsen, Jensen, Helland. Back Row: Veliccr, Filkins. I. S. U. Veterinarian Iowa State University Veterinarian is the official publication of Iowa State ' s Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Associ- ation. The magazine is isstied three times yearly for students and vet- erinarians throughout the country. Students, faculty members, and prominent men in the held submit articles for publication. Students are given the opportunity to gain experience and ahunni are proxided with a somxe of news abotu current activities. 176 Front Row: Loftus, Cilascof. C)rhi i(li (ad . 1. Hmiiut. Haserman. Back Row: Proul (ed.), Matthicsen, Beatty, Booth, WolfF, Jumper (adv.). MEMBERS discuss which articles should be printed in the winter issue of Sketch. Sketch and Writer ' s Roundtable Opportunities for students to demonstrate and develop their creative writing skills are provided by two organizations, Sketch and Writer ' s Roundtable. Sketch, the student- edited and managed quarterly magazine, contains writing and art work selected from the work that interested students have sub- mitted to Sketch Board. Writer ' s Round- table meets once a week to critically ana- lyze the writings of the members. 177 Many hours of practice were well spent as Iowa State Players presented six produc- tions this past year. Lab Theatre, Iowa State Players, Children ' s Theatre, Theatre 324, and Film Theatre are the five theatre groups. Players use only student actors and produce popular well-known plays, while Lab Theatre combines outside talent with that of the students and experiments with productions of opera and eighteenth-cen- tury comedies. Iowa State Players is a stti- dent organization made up of all the mem- bers of the Iowa State Theatre. Iowa State Players Front Roxv. Highes, Pollock, Miller, Workman. Second Row: Pollen, Pudence, Van Dusseldorp (sec). Third Row: Vanjahnkle, McKinncs (pres.), Dirks. Fourth Row: Friesen, Wolke, Manilych, Dallas. Back Row: Can- non. Kriimmel, Bcatty, Erickyon, Bechcnbach. MANY HOURS of practice and preparation are com- bined in productions sponsored by the Iowa State Players. 178 OPPORTUNITIES of Far?n Organizations and Cooperatives ' was the subject of guest speaker J. Merrill Anderson. Members of Agricultural Business Club must be enrolled in an agricultural busi- ness curriculum. Through monthly meet- ings and group-sponsored activities, stu- dents gain familiarity with ag business and a cooperation among members. The group selects the Outstanding Farm Manager of the Year, holds an annual spring bancjuet, departmental reception, and prepares a Veishea open house display. Agricultural Business Club front Row: Fairbanks, Sievers, James (adv.), Bencke (adv.), Doak (adv.), O ' Byrne, Hollatz. Second Row: Holden, Dctig, Munson, Walther, Jurgens. Third Rrw: Thomas, .Mezger, Kramer, Gent, Iverson, Shover. Back Row: Ahrens, Smith, Smalling, Lind, Blackburn, Tupy, Vanicek. 179 Agricultural Education Club Front Row: Powell, Thompson, Nichols, Bundy (adv.), Ertzinger, Klit, Olson. Second Row: Zcll, Rinderknecht (sec), Johnson, Triimbo, Sirowy. Third Row: Tjaden, Anderson, Willett, Johnson, Workman, Lettow, Hoy- berg. Fourth Row: Cole, Guthrie, Woodward, Muscl, Beane, Sleister, Anderson, Shadle. Back Row: .McCasland, Dewey, Calender, Morrow, Adams, Johnson (pres.), Cummins, Wangsness (treas.), Blankenship. Past members of Agricultural Education Club are recipi- ents of a newsletter each quarter published by current members. The club sponsors a senior trip to the National Future Farmers of America Convention, gives scholar- ships to deserving members, and prepares a display for Veishea open house. This group works to improve pro- fessional interests and to develop an understanding of the problems of agricultural education. Front Row: Arends, McClurg, Gittins. Second Row: Edwards, Cordes, Barker, Fulwider, Hetzler. Third Row: Johnson, Reding, Patten, Albertsen, Baskohl. Fourth Row: Schmid, Binder, Peyton, Gregory, Johnson. Back Row: Twait, Fowler, (v. p.), Hanson, Ahrens, Lamers. 180 Organized to give agronomy students a chance to learn more about agronomy and to give them leadership experience, the Agron- omy Club sponsors an individual member ' s participation in speech, essay, crop, and soil contests. This year the club took charge of the national speech contest. Agronomy Newsletter, the official publication of the club, is published semi-annually. Members also enjoy a spring picnic. GUEST SPEAKER, Dr. Cobnell, addresses the members oj the Agronomy Club, at their spring banquet. Agronomy Club front Row: WooUcy (adv.), Walter, Derscheid, Gruenhagen (pres.), Yoder, Kuehl. Second Row: Martin, Bcrnal, Mohr, Small, Hepner, Holtz. Barta, Johnson, Olsen. Third Row: Kcllen, Montaner, Knislcy, Addleman, Schroeder, Chhonn, Leffler. Fourth Row: Frederick (adv.), Blacklcdge, Brandt (treas.), Greimann, Thien, Epley, Dixon, Renken. Fifth Row: Rittgers, Pellett, Judge, Lourido, Matiz, McNeill (v.p.), Breitbach, Skrola, Schubert. Bark Row: Bloxham, Meadows, Krebill, Schroeder, Holden, Plambeck, Farrell, Dorney, Schafer (sec). 181 Front Row: Norton, Parrish, Dwyer, Meyer, Slibeck. Second Rozv: Simons, Browne, Kearns, Kaufmann, Taylor. Third Row: Heinsen, Miller, Decker, Shearer, McDevitt, Sunnquist. fourth Row: Hoidahl, Burke, Ricker, Clayton, Evans. Hanson. Back Row: Spielman, Sydnes, VanderMeyden, Bergman, Anderson, Davis, Powell. Business Students ' Association Highly successful businessmen are featured guests at meetings of the Business Stu dents ' Association. The club is open to students in industrial administration and was organized to broaden students ' com- prehension of the business world through program presentations. Publication of Triad, monthly meetings, a banquet, and a Veishea display kept members busy. Front Row: Handy (adv.), Finch. Back Row: Prouty (prcs.). Koine (sl-c), Minnis (trcas.) . 182 BOTANY CLUB— Front Row: Riley, Slrissel, Snyder, Holsl, Anderson, Yarger, Janovick. Second Roir: Hayes, Keen, McDorman, Slrandberg (sec), Tedore (v. p.). Back Row: Yarger, Graddy (pres.), McDanicl, Kalsow, Schubert, Collins. Botany Club The Iowa State Botany Club offers its members an opportunity to better acquaint themselves with the challenges open in the field of botany. The club attempts to forward education in a practical sense with field trips as well as to provide recre- ational and social features. The group holds an annual fall orientation picnic, a field trip, and open house display at Veishea time. Dairy Industry Club The Dairy Industry Club was created to promote interest in the dairy field and is open to any stu- dent majoring in the dairy industry or dairy plant operation curriculua. Cheese and other Iowa State dairy products are sold at the club ' s annual Vei- shea display by the members. Profits from this sale help pay expenses of members who attend events like the National Dairy Exposition. DAIRY INDUSTRY CLVB-Front Row: Hermann, Lovett, Bye, Nielsen, Schumacher, Rosenberger (adv.), Phelps. Second Row: Armstrong, Konefal, Nichols (v. p.), Richards (pres.) , -Carr, Downey, Poock. Back Row: Knudsen, Pechcicek, Ryder (treas.), Sandfort, Schott, Wulf (sec). O pn. .0 DAIRY SCIENCE CLVB-Front Row: Willcmscn, Sims (adv.), Sutton, Baker, Stetfens, Bnant. Second Row: Altman, Thomas, Mahr, Rodecap (pres.), Chown, Porter (adv.), Wilson, Frost. Third Row: Quisenberry, Bellamy, Hart, Miller, Orth, Bonilla, Yodcr, Persinger. Fourth Row: Frank, Aitchison, Klodt (treas.), Zieman, HoUis, Dodds, Pruessner. Fifth Row: Purmopt (sec.). Robes, Daufeldt, Jurgemeyer, Birkner, Blough, Smith, Foreman (adv.). Back Row: Bettenhausen, Gross (v. p.), Klodt, Woodward, Hanson, Almquist, Detch. Dairy Science Club Striving to help the dairy science student develop his leadership abilities, Dairy Science Club has arotmd fifty-five members. Each September the club sponsors a statewide 4-H and Future Farmers of America judging contest at the University Dairy Farm, with some two himdred people par- ticipating. The club also co-sponsors the Little International with the Block and Bridle Club. Geology Club Members of Geology Club take many educational and entertaining field trips to study various rock formations. The club ' s bi-weekly meetings include undergraduate seminars in addition to the usual business proceedings. Members Avork with the geology department in publishing a magazine containing alumni, student, and faculty news. The club has about twenty active members. GEOLOGY CLUB-f ron( Row: McKelvey (sec.). Wing, Gunn, Huntsbergcr, Garside, Sendlein (adv.). Second Row: Warner, Brennan, Larson, Haas, Johnson. Back Row: Norcm, Liepa, Fox (v. p.), Kubik, Russell (pres.), Okonkwo. 184 HORTICULTURE CLUB-5ron( Row: Kick, Slaymaker, Mahlslede (adv.), Skaw, Marrone. Second Row: Sands, Schumacher (pres.), Esser, Yeast, Kiihlman. Third Row: Graves, Wieborg, Tellin, Rogers, Edwards, Hofmeister. Back Row: Bernhardt (Ireas.), Trusty, Cohan (v. p.). Hall, Appenzeller (sec). Horticulture Club Horticulture Club sponsors a yearly Horticulture Show featuring flower, fruit, vegetable, and nur- sery management displays. One highlight of this event is the selection of a queen to reign over the show. The club limits membership to the students who have a genuine interest in the organization, shown by submission of an application for mem- bership and regular attendance at meetings. Zoology Club Iowa State Zoology Club is open to anyone who is interested in zoology, though wild-life and ento- mology majors predominate. The club strives to provide entertainment while increasing knowl- edge about zoology and studying things of interest to the group. Numerous wild-life study field trips are taken to their own study area west of Ames, the Ledges, Knob State Park, and Wall Lake. ZOOLOGY CLUB-fronl Row: Ewing, Neal, Dunham, O ' Hara. Second Row: Traugcr, Peterson, Swain, Wright (v.p.), Thuemkr. Back Row: Dinsmore (pres.), Marcellus, Stccnhock (treas.), Sohn. 185 Front Row: Dunlap, Garber, Lininger, Stadcl, Walters, Bachmann, Spies. Second Row: Everson, Thurman, Bokcmeier, Dobler, Bauer. Back Row: Nelson, Fischer, Schultz, Kelley, Wilson (v. p.). A highlight o£ the year for members of Forestry Club is the annual tug- of-war with the civil engineers across the west end of Lake LaVerne. The club also sponsors an annual fall and spring foresters ' day, at which members spend a day competing in chopping contests and sawing con- tests followed by a dinner, a fireside, and relaxation. Another yearly event is the preparation of a Veishea open house display. Forestry Club BETWEEN THEIR freshman and sophomore years, forestry students sftend one summer in the field at an assigned camp somewhere in the United Slates. Front Row: Anderson, Stump, Wiener, Carver (adv.), Sherick, Diedrick, Brockman (sec). Frelund. Second Row: Hellmer, Bosworth, Crawford, Ferree, Sinner, Cherland, Nelson, Smith. Third Row: Finch (treas.). Arthur, Nagel, Cocking, Knuth (pres.), Rosene, McLeland (v. p.). Fourth Row: Godfrey, Ridley, McNay, Dorow, Parrish, Hibbard, Stotetzner. Back Row: Kuehnle, Roberts, Adams, Soldwish, Gholson, Miller, Buhr, Hurley. Industrial Education Club Every year the members of the Industrial Education Chib take a trip to ' isit several industries. The trip helps keep the members acquainted with what ' s new in industry. During the Christmas season they give a potluck dinner for members and their wives. Their other activities include a scholarship committee, Veishea open house, club picnic, and the publication Shop Shavings. Members of the Industrial Education Club talk with a representative from the .1. I. Case Company this January in Bur- lington, loua. From If ft to right are the company representative. .McI land, Fric c, Sinner, Lamb, Ridley, and Smith. 187 Front Roic: Huedcpohl, Wagiui (adv.j, Light, Stutsnian, Moore, Hanselnian. Second How: VanDierendonck, Trusler, Bcrgstrom, Peterson, Martin, Wallerich, Weeber. Third Row: Bowersox, Floss, Harper, Carolus, Geadelmann, Salerno. Back Row: Busch, Skew, Faidley, Payne, Tjelle, Skadburfi, Sanders. Farm Operations Front Row: Brown, Morris, Wagner, Eyres, Partridge, Denny, Harris. Second Row: Erickson, Powell, Kiene, Freund, Bruene (adv.), Schiller, Moseley, Schwartz. Third Row: Struthc rs, Teig, Owen, Jennings, Stuedemann, Meyer, Leo. Back Row: Haack, Lintz, Rusch, Otte, Buehler, Church, Center, Knapp. r i ( i J f ' p - w . ' j m H K .i T ' ' ' in H F BL? ' ' Ju Ki V- 1 Y ' 1 mi KiJ J_ H HI 188 Front Row: Kay (v. p.), Huffman, Holmes (sec), Bardole, Raikes, Hocker (pres.), Mitchell (adv.), Roberts, Neppl. Second Row: McArthur, Werner, Doolitlle, Hinton, Moeller, Rottler, Crillv, Hinz (treas.)- Third Row: Dunn, Anderson, Walter, Anton, Wyatt, Brinkman. Back Row: Hoist, Hansen, Click, Bartenhagen, Auliff, Ayer, Ackley. I In promoting the objectives of developing fellowship and leadership among students in the farm operations curriculum and providing a means of participating in extra-curricular activities, Farm Operations Club holds a winter quarter banquet. They also plan a spring pic- nic, monthly meetings, field trips, a reception for fresh- men students, and a Veishea open house display. UNDER THE winter direction of James J. Wallace, the students in Farm Operations managed the University-owned 450 Farm outside of Ames. All business transactions are carried on by the students themselves. 189 History and Government Club Providing a pi ' ofessional meeting ground for the students to discuss history and his- tory-related topics is the aim of the History and Ciovernment Club. Membership is open to all students interested in becoming better acquainted with this phase of educa- tion. Each year the members invite an out- standing speaker to present a program at one of their regular meetings. Landscape Architecture Club The Student Society of Landscape Archi- tects aims to promote interest in landscape architecture and discuss pertinent prob- lems common to this field. Their program consists of meetings, picnics in the spring and fall, a spring banquet, a Christmas party, and the construction of a Veishea open house display. The members hear speeches by experts, giving them a better understanding of Landscape Architecture. DISCUSSING liLsloiy-relaled topics a shot hear ' ruutul the world. LANDSCAPE ARC:HITF.CTURF,-f ronf Roir: Bernstein, Dyas, Fitzsimmons, Killm (adv.). Anderson, Wawilck, Treabess (prcs.), Risdal. Second Row: Alleman, Pryor, Reynolds, Williams, Webb (treas.), Watson, Neilson. Third Row: Sanders (sc.), Christiansen (v. p.), Kalkwarf, Mullin, Werle, Gatcr, Hedrick. Fourth Row: Bohling, Barta, Heintz, Burke, Shafer, Drake, Ives. Back Row: Selix, McFarland, Anderson, Brown, Lutz, Bailey. Mathrc. t fit 9 SCIENCE WOMEN ' S CLUB-Lf to right: Wirth, BowcIlii, Dcrling, Butkr Poultry Science Club The Poultry Science Club annually publishes a yearbook, the Cock ' s Crow, which includes arti- cles on recent developments in research and activi- ties. The purpose of the yearbook is to promote recognition of the club ' s accomplishments and the Cock ' s Crow was distributed to poultry produc- ers, high schools, and universities. The Club ' s Vei- shea display showed new developments in the field. Science Women ' s Club Striving to bring the women of the science cur- ricula together, the Science Women ' s Club was instituted, with membership open to all women in Science. Each spring a scholarship is present- ed to a deserving member of the club. Money for the scholarship is raised by members during the year through work projects and selling such things as cookies, popcorn, and candy. POULTRY SCIEN ' CE CLUB-front Row: Troyer, McClelland (treas.), Haysc (prcs.). Back Row: Patterson (v.D.). Marion fa ' lv.). Hevine. 131 1 1 fH - ' P - a -- ' ' ' ■Np k K- m rHpS |r1 ASAE— Fronf T oif: Krummcn, Appell, Gaffney, Marley (adv.), Amunson, Melvin, Palmer, Richardson. Second Row: Schroeder, Verhulst, Brock, Gross (sec), Willms, Hitzhusen, Evans, Sealine (v.p.), Skelton. Third Row: Berning, Hull, Lemesch, Morton, Kuehnast, Dunn, Parmer, Hull, Barker. Fourth Row: Bane, Reed, Peterson, Tiarks, Wheat, Baird, Steenhoek, DeLay, Poore. Fifth Row: Hathaway, Priest. Haverdink, Ruhser, Wener, Bu- mann, Davis, Tubbs, Herren, Hitch. Back Row: Wielage, Lothe, Goering, Brown, Creswell, Andrews, Tiarks, Agcna, Rathe. American Society of Ag Engineers Organized for students in agricultural engineer- ing, the American Society of Agricultural Engi- neers aims to promote the ideals of the curricu- lum. This society publishes the Slide Rule Quarterly, which is a magazine explaining the activities of the agricultural engineers on campus and is sent to pospective students, alumni, parents, and other universities. American Institute of Architecture The American Institute of Architecture, a na- tional professional club, tries to arouse enthusi- asm and interest in the field of architecture. The AIA, through its programs, acquaints its members with aspects of architecture as a profession. Mem- bers hear what experts in their field have to say and learn more about opportunities in architec- ture. The AIA is open to anyone interested. AIA— front Row: Dekovic (adv.), Klapste, Goodwin, Ash, MacCallum. Second Row: Larson, Whipple, Down- ing, Pierce, Werderitsch. Back Row: Ollenburg (pres.). Winker, McPhcrson, Bragonier, Lammers. 192 AllE— Front Row: Bradshaw, Reynolds. Maier, Parks, Kanellis, Roth, Bodensteiner. Second Row: Heuer, Ford, Lyon, Kounkel, Cormicle, Hackamack. Third Row: Soelberg, Franquemont, Ozbey, Roddewig, Peterson. Back Row: Burns (pres.), Ash, Mather, Berg, Morrow, Bovenkamp. American Institute of Industrial Engineers The American Institute of Industrial Engineers has had a growing membership since its beginning in 1957. An- nual events of the group include participation in Veishea open house and a banquet held spring cjuarter. Purposes of this professional society are to provide contact for stu- dents with professional engineers and to promote interest in the various aspects of industrial engineering. American Institute of Chemical Engineers Membership in the American Institute of Chemical En- gineers, a national professional society, is open to all stu- dents in chemical engineering. The sixty members had a busy spring quarter preparing for the spring banquet, the Veishea display, and sponsoring the Morton Smutz Schol- arship Fund. At meetings members are informed of new developments in the field of chemical engineering. A I CHEM E—Froni Row: Myers, Abraham (Advisor), Nurre, Garrett, Walker, Weichman, Lester, Millis. Sec- ond Row: Johnson, Bettin (treas.), Warren, Hungerford, Smith, Tamasi {v. p.), Westhoff. Third Row: Kai- ser, McMulIen, Oltrogge, Warrick, Huggins, Sigliano, Faust, Christiansen, Norris, Carris (sec), Kilkenny, Parker, Mumm, Switzer, Ruegsegger. Back Row: Chase (pres.), Drumm, Miller, Smith, BIythe, Foster, Brady, Coffey. 193 AHES IC ONE activity of AIAA is sponsored by professors who take the students on short flights. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Features at meetings of the American Institute of Aero- nautics and Astronautics include speakers from various industries, faculty members, and informative films. As its main objective, the Institute works to acquaint stu- dents with their field and to show opportunities available to them. During last spring quarter, members were busy working on the AIAA display for Veishea open house. Front Row: Schwendemann, Willoughby, Jeffrie (v. p.), Sater, Wtiite, Zacfiary. Second Row: Evans, Klopp (treas.), Scfialekamp (pres.), Teske, Tannehill. Third Row: Lewellyn, Knittel. Cliamberlain, Bailey, Korte. Back Row: Hardman, Jones, Kutler, Hurlbut, Grandia (sec). Scar. 194 front Run-: Wilson, Lsbeck (adv.). Stephens (adv.), Tapper, Steffcnscn, anDiercndonck, Dow, Deebout (prcs.). Parsons (adv.). Fowler. Second Row: Miller, Edenburn, . ' dam, Christianson, McBride, Hilberl, Rcck- ler, Kearns. Third Row: Neppl (v. p.). Lane (treas.), Ralhje, Jones, FoUett, Nygaard, Durr, Busch, Fett. Fourth Row: Harper, Werner, Watt, Anton, Thompson, Madson, Greiner, Pcrsinger, Heikens. Back Row: Lind, Delfs, . hrens, Kehrli, Kinsley, Kimm, Wells, Hippen. Members of Campus 4-H Club provide assistance to the state 4-H club staff members by conducting campus ex- tension and participating in numerous projects during the year. A work day was held at the State 4-H Camp. They also produced a promotional display at the Iowa State Fair and the State 4-H Conference. They sponsor guided tours for high school students visiting campus. Campus 4-H Front Row: Klaus, Soldow, Lyon, Davis, Pedcrson, Swanson, Pratt. Second Row: Blue, Gorham, Trcdc, Stutz- man. Partridge, Eyres, Matlkc, Walter, Green. Third Roiv: Schmidt, Hiller. Hardman, James. Mitchell. Rice, Zobrist, DeWilt. Fourth Roiv: Miller. Albertsen Schmeiscr, Dadisman, Roskcns, PJeak. Christcnsen, Tubbs. Fifth Row: Roepke, Hastie, Hopkev, Wemer, White, Miller, Leppert, Reiss. Back Row: DockendorfF, Harmon, Eten, Lee, Hahn, Tope, Carlson, Hansen, Harbaugh, Harman. Block and Bridle, a national professional organization, strives to pro- mote all phases of animal science at Iowa State. The major events on Block and Bridle ' s calendar are Little International, a livestock show- manship contest, fall quarter and the annual horse show held in Des Moines in April. Members also enjoy hayrides and the spring banquet. Block and Bridle Front Row: Hild, Hanson, Johnson, Grieme (sec), Shulcr. Rcichter, Ringkob (prcs.), Brummett. Second Row: HoIIcnbeck, Helm, O ' Connor, Holveck, Cox, Ford, Wright, Hilleman. Third Row: Hall, Pierschbacher, Zwald, Dunn, Galloway, Benson, Follett. Fourth Row: Engnell, Weidauer, Dockendorff, Ackerman, Eggers, Jensen, McDowell, Barnhart, Renner. Back Row: Warner, Tharp, Achenbach, Cooper, Weston, Hippen, Win- terhof, Oldorf. Sutton. Front Row: Machacck (v.p.) , Kelsey, Cox, Pcarce, Dohrmann, Blom, Forsyth, Greaser, Hoar. Second Row: Keegan, Podhajsky, Kctcham. Henderson, Bell, Holmberg, Henseley, Granzow. Third Row: Hansen, Hender- son, VanZante, Lofgren, Moore, Johnston, Swanson, Frisk. Fourth Row: Schnack, Stoner, Beck, Abraham, Har- man, Keraus, Tanner, Olenius. Back Row: Dee, Rife, Jackson, Grobe, Baker, Kimm, Strathe (treas.), Nelson. 196 Front Row: Mack, Pellett, Raster. Second Row: Held (trcas.), Domek (sec), Whitcombc, Giifliii. Back Row: Lyon, Holtz (pres.). Riser (v. p.), Lucht, Behm. Women ' s Athletic Association Through the Women ' s Athletic Association members have a chance to participate in and further their skills. Their activities include intramurals and club programs. With intramtnals open to e eryone and club member- ship based on skill, it is possible for all interested coeds to take part in athletic events. The WAA is governed by a cabinet and club presidents. ONE of the big events of the year is the A ' aiads show sponsored by WAA. 197 BUILI during the 1910 ' s to provide an outlet for fumes from a boiler to run experimental equipment, the M.E. tower received a face-lifting when 30 feet of deteriorating brick were removed this fall. American Society of Mechanical Engineers Membership in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers is open to all stu- dents in Mechanical Engineering. Besides regular meetings, the club holds special initiation for new members and a spring banquet. ASME tries to acquaint members with each other and give them practical knowledge of their chosen field. They present different phases of life which they will encounter as professional engineers. Front Row: Fahc ' , Heimbuch, Johnson, Hamm, Doran, Zicmann, Bender. Second Row: Wistrom, Longnecker, Zicglcr, Sundberg, Pratt. Third Row: Kos, Hayes (v.p.), Faust (treas.), Ludwig, Casey, Mueller, Alleman. Fourth Jiotv: Hansen (pres.), Bennett, Battles, Willmert, Wishart, Kasel, Huisinga. Back Row: Larson, Miller, Werner, Dailey, Carlson, Nielsen, Sievers. 198 IEEE— Front Row: Anderson (adv.), Stevens, Erickson, Hurd, Manning, Hancock, Swanson, Anderson (treas.), Sorenson. Second Row: Zobrist, Ebltng, Eckcrt, Lischer, Johnson, Middleton. Olson. Third Row: Hedding, Hicks, Stout, Boyce, Morgan, Larsen, Jurschak. Fourth Row: Gallagher, Becker, Cobley, Bartlelt. Hasson, Olt, Collins, Bristol, Spotswood. Back Row: Johnson, Harms, Nelson, Hamilton (chni.). Drape, Griffin, Grubb, Keck, Mc- Roberts. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Members of the Institute of Electronics and Elec- tronics Engineers took their annual trip to Collins Radio Company in Cedar Rapids and attended the National Electronics Conference. Highlights of IEEE ' s activities were the engineering picnic and banquet. Weekly meetings acquaint members with the place of the electrical engineer. American Society of Civil Engineers The civil engineering departmental club holds bi-monthly meetings which feature practicing en- gineers from various fields as speakers. The an- nual tug-of-war between the foresters and civil engineers, fall quarter at the west end of Lake La- Verne, is sponsored by this professional society. The club ' s main project was the Veishea display. ASCE-Fron( Row: Willers, Fabre, Hoffstatter, Beck, Porter, Hughes. Second Row: Christensen, Lorbcr, Gum- tau, Campbell, Mann, Paul, Ootcn, Bolton, Kuehl, Bridges. Third Row: Arthur, Heimendinger, Xasr, Ran- decker, Ankeny, Mohror, Case (v. p.), Bovy (trcas.), Wilson. Fourth Row: Stober, Cable, jenness. Larson, Lcatherman, Britain. Christensen, Griggs, Ellis. Fifth Row: Tucker (pres.). Krapfl, Freed, Bundy. .Anderson, Wonder, Roseman, Yeoman, Hoehrl. Back Row: Merry, Holland, Olson, Tutton (sec). Fox. Osipowicz. Ross, Boysen. 1 4W J h.. V m ' r —jHw M B B H J V ' ' i T ' - ' - t BIrM f ' ' I h ' P K tmwW9mM m - uJHP Hb| jK k1. H ' ' Bl ' j ■ P ■K p ' K Bt ' H Ik e h Pi Bk SHwI BsfllnEHH U« 1 Hj nj — «i H| H 199 AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY-Front Row: Fehr, Riley (sec.-treas.), Webber, Stacy, Dorr. Second Row: Dodd, Johnstone (prcs.). Crissman, Klemmensen (v. p.), Nelson. Back Row: lartinscn, Collins, Ackernian, Rosaiier, Wolfe, Wilder (adv.). American Ceramic Society The Iowa State branch o£ the American Ceramic Society is open to students in Ceramic Engineer- ing. Recent papers on ceramic engineering are read and discussed at the group ' s regidar meet- ings. Members receive information about develop- ments and opportunities in the field. Eta Kappa Nu With a membership of thirty-five, Eta Kappa Nu acquaints electrical engineers with opportunities in their profession. A secret ballot is cast in mem- bership selection. To be eligible one must be in the upper one-fourth of the jimior class or in the upper one-third of the senior class. ETA KAPPA NlJ—Front Row: Lagerstrom (adv.), Morgan, Stevens, Manning (sec), Johannsen, Gallagher, Ebling. Second Row: Zobrist, HofF (treas.), Eekert (pres.). Swab, Mitchell, Bloficld. Third Row: Van Loan, Peterson, Olson, Langstraat, Cox, Harms, Ryerson. Fourth Row: Bartlett, Hasson, Erickson, Hurd, Moss, Mid- dleton, Leiding. Back Row: Hala, Bakker, Hamilton, Miller, Dressier, Neiman (v. p.). Nelson, McRobcns. 200 PHI SIGMA IOTA— front Row: Lewis (treas.), Perley (v. p.), Kramer (pres.) , Kammans, Bruner. Second Row: Porter, Kehlenbcck, Noble, Bedish, Brooks (sec). Back Row: Kahn, Anderson, Pace, McVicker. Phi Sigma lota Phi Sigma Iota, a national modern language hon- orary fraternity, was started at Iowa State this year. Its purpose is promotion of amnity among nations. The twenty members hold monthly meetings. Members are students and facility of language and others interested in romance languages. Engineering Science Club In its second year at Iowa State, Engineering Sci- ence Club has approximately twenty members. Meetings are held every third week, featuring speakers from the department and the professional world. A frequent topic under discussion is the role of the engineering scientist of today. ENGINEERING SCIENCE CLUB-Front Row: Carter, Tomecek, Adams, Olachnovitch, Thompson, Ewing. Second Row: Jaworski (scc.-treas.) . Pearson (pres.), Basye (adv.), Karplus, Nelsen, Saewert (v. p.). Back Row: Smith, Hermanson, Flanagan, McGuire, Mossholder. © c L - ' I H 1 P ' p K . 1 ' i H t -J M. H JjjHHi r ' 1 H.wjHf 201 American Veterinary Medical Association VETERINARY anatomy is stressed during the freshmari ye FRESHMEN— fron( Roic: Bowden, Woody, Burrichter, Risius, Baker (prcs.), Cross, Cadman, Hermann, New- ton, Wilson, Harris. Second Row; Maiers, Griebel, Patten, Sharp, Myrtue, Schrock, Larson, Gienapp, Bishop, Jackson, Vogel, Bell. Third Row: McCabe, Bloomquist. Flander, Harris, Jinkins, Hocfling, Wessels, Meriens, Thompson, Lage, Fessler. Fourth Row: Bolton, Welander, Metz, Smith, Maas, Harrison, Roningen, Piepgras, Meade, McCormick, Weber. Fifth Row: Jobe, Lord, Thoreson, Thomson, Warden, McKee, Denhart, Pet- kns. DeMever, Pankratz. Hunziker, Howe. Bark Row: Christenson, Salsbury. Callahan. Ducommun, Ohiman, Bo s(Mi, Blessing. Crcbci, Harms, Run on, Riiehic, Kutisli. 202 SOPHOMORES— front Row: McCurnin, Meier, Oswcilcr. Witt, Schwabc, Pearson, Hutton, Obrien, Jacobi, Sweeney. Second Row: Olson, Kraai, Swingen, Sampson, Atkins, Ahrens, Hoefle, Lum, Holmes, Terry. Third Row: Wise, Wvlie, Orlando, Hilleman, Wright, Farley, Windom, Peterson, Seitsinger, Van Zee, . mdor. Fourth Row: Bonnes, Wilson, Ver Stceg, Gavin, Appcll, ' an Burcn, Brewer, l.uplon, Dykstra, Beechcr, Stoner. Fifth Row: Mahr, Davton, Boucher, Walker, Gerald, . dams. Cordis, Stevenson, Hcidcn, Kluever. Laurie, Ahrcnd- scn. Back Row: Callahan, Carey, Froehlich, Nachreinir, Gute, Niedftldt, Putensen, Draper, Daehler, Roush, Hinrichs. The Iowa State student branch of the American Veteri- nary Medical Association serves to foster interest in the senior organization. Speakers from the senior group often present talks to the campus chapter. In addition, the campus group sponsors blood donor and loan pro- grams. Upon graduation, student AVMA members are given an opportunity to join the senior organization. JUNIORS— fron Row: Filkins (pres.), Wernimont, Laursen, Schulke, Roepke, Hillmann, Grummitt, Wogahn, Hemmingsen, Fawver. Second Row: Gray, Grier, Henderson, Holcomb, Stott, Lucas. Third Row: Howard, Gustatson, Hanich, Hoist, Metzger, Schroeder, Heuver, Simonson, Prassc. Fourth Row: Schumann, Van Gelder, . ' guilar, Reimer, Paulsen, Hullinger, Hayes, Huhn, Drcfke, Thompson. Back Row: Aul, Eganhouse, Havlik, Donovan. Elsberry, Belts, Frank, Greiner, Madsen. I 203 Front Row: Glenn, Gaffney, Skold (adv.). Nieland, Diefenbach, Dennis. Second Row: Creel, Granzow, Shuler, Goldsmith, Ratliff, Ewing. Third Row: Gueller, Van Gcndcrcn, Lott, Zielke, Friederich, Rehmcl. Fourth Row: Hottes, Hofmeistcr, Hoy, Severa, Wintcroud, Wcstfall. Back Row: Kilburn, liams, Mead, Peuse, Lorber, Esau, Foster, Handy. Pre- Veterinary Club Pre-Veterinary Club strives to promote a close relation- ship between pre-vet medical students and the Veterinary Medicine Division. During fall and winter meetings, members benefit from tours of the clinic and demonstra- tions in the animal disease lab. The club holds a spring smoker for faculty members and students, besides build- ing a Veishea display. Front Ron ' : Dix, Gordon (v.p.-treas.) , Snakcnbcrg. Frcy, Lindecker, McKeag, Sturtz, Svenson, Stevens. Second Row: Peterson, .Anderson, Lee, Lorcnson, Ibsen, Holvcck, Fleencr, Linn, Denhart, Gesy. Third Row: Golden- berg, Voshell, Long, Tierney, Ward, Brown, Movall, Frcy. Fourth Row: Spain, Brand, Baran, Hansen, Don- ald, Grau, Tobiason, Brainard, Dawson, Ball. Fifth Row: Renze, Drahota, Olson, McClcrry, Strawhorn, Hart- wig, Rngelestein, Hagan, Bliss. Back Row: Wagner, Vogen, Butenhoff, Wyatt, Jayne, Bair, Dinkla, Scheele, Balster. 204 PRE-VET STUDENTS visit the United Stales Animal Disease Lab outside of Ames, center of federal animal disease research. Front Row: Strohbehn, Maddams, Sperry (sec). Koski, Swartzlandcr, Reppert, Hoy. Second Row: J. Batz, O ' Toole, Sees. Danley. Gilch, Minnick. Rodgers. Peterson. Tiefenthaler. Third Row: Jack P. Peterson. „ , - , -- - - -- - . ,„ckson, Musch. Johnson. Chickenng, Harken, Putenney. Pfund. Scott, Hilt. Fourth Row: Heuss, Terrv, Klodt, Boettcher, Liska, Fender, Kettleson, Mecrdink, Halfwassen (pres.). Fifth Row: Munsinger, Lucas, Donovan, Pagel, Ha- berly, Sanders, Keller, Parker, Celania. Swanson. Back Row: Andrews (corr. sec). Robinson, Florke, Wilhelin, Kinsley, Nelson, Martens, Lusk, Morse. 205 A MOMENT of contemplation Religion at Iowa State 206 Peace. Silence. Solitude. Darkness. Lightness. An extra hour of sleep and then an easy, soft awakening . . . Today is Sunday . . . You dress slowly, tastefully in church clothes . . . Today is Sunday . . . 207 FOR THIS is My Body . . . take and eat . . . 208 Religion is a continuing thing . . . not just Sunday services and communion . . . but weekly w orship and programs A RELIGION IN LIFE speaker has to contend with an audience of varied backgrounds and interests. PARTICIPATION in activities such as Choir arid Fellowship programs give stu- dents a chance to broaden their outlook and contribute to their churches. ■ r :. Campus activities and college life ?re Enriched by religious activi- ties not only Sunday morning but throughout the week. Worship is the center of religion and worship fittingly begins each new week. Throughout the week, students take a break from studies to partici- pate in Embers, planned religious services in the residences. I 209 TIME WAS FOUND for fun and students sponsored hootenannies and parties to keep a balance between spiritual and social life. A MAIN feature during Religion in Life Week sponsored by Student Religious Council xuas a dis- f lay of thoug it-provoking books. 210 WORK PROJECTS loere an important part of the lives of many students who found time to contribute their services. These men are washing windows and changing screens for a zuork project at a school for underprivileged boys. X -4 4 COUNSELING STUDENTS hi both spiritual and mater- ial matters is only one of the many services offered by the pastors of various faiths. Here, Reverend Locker talks to a student about her problem. PREPARING the Sunday evening meal is a community effort in the kitchen of the Baptist Student Fellowship. ft. Li a jm«MWWi M W lTT-im ONE OF the interesting endeavors is Covenent House, in which students experiment in living together as inter-denominational, inter-national, witness to the Christian Faith. 4 I 211 Student Religious Counci Giving the students a chance to consider their lives at Iowa State, Student Religious Council sponsored the 38th annual Re- ligion In Life Week. January 19-24 was set aside for personal evaluation with con- vocations, fireside discussions, and special events in all Ames Churches. Dr. Bernard M. Loonier, professor and chairman of the Department of Theology at the University of Chicago was featured speaker. At the opening convocation he spoke on the The Logic of The Cross, and during the week, he presented Faith and Our Intellectual Situation, and The Spirit of Sports. MANY FAITHS HELD special services in connection with the University-sponsored Religion in Life week. RELIGION IN LIFE SPEAKER, Rev. Loonier, en- couraged students to find a deeper meaning for their everyday lives while attending Iowa State. PANEL MEMBERS Floramay McBride. a student, Rex). Wilcox, director of the Wesley foundation, and Father Sullivan, St. Thomas Aquinas, discuss a cur- rent issue considered during Religion in Life Week. 212 REV. WORKMAN and Don Anderson hold a planning session with the Indian Student Association officers to discuss ways these students can get acquainted while at Iow a State. AS A BREAK from the constant routine of school, many students took time out to attend weekend retreats and discussion groups. 213 Front Row: Erbeck, Borchelt, Fr. Haviland, Whitley (Adv.) Nelson, West, Yoder. Second Row: McVicker, Hay- ward, Benson, Humphrey, Sayles, Rudnick, Yoder. Third Row: Trump, Barnes, Butler, Benson, Giasson, Rot- tier, Riegel. Back Row: Milstead, Erbeck, Pritchard (v. p.), Fr. Goodland (rector), Lusk, Timm, Morrison. St. John ' s Episcopal Church Members of the Iowa State Canterbury Club, affil- iated with the national Canterbury Association of the Episcopal Church, divided the school year into three areas of concentration. These themes were emphasized and repeated in the discussion groups, speakers, and programs during the three quarters. Spring quarter emphasized the church as seen by Christian tradition, fall quarter con- sidered the problem of evil in Christian th ought, and winter quarter focused on the theme of con- temporary challenges and issues in the church. Oc- casional picnics and parties gave a festive air of entertainment for the members during the year. STUDENTS OFTEN find that the only quiet place to study and concentrate is the church lounge. 214 Front Row: Wilson, Taylor, Galvin, Erb, Falken (adv.). Back Row: Walters (sec.-treas.) , Pahlman (pres.). Mc- Auliffe, Clime, Hostetter (v.p.). Christian Science Members of the Christian Science Organization started a campaign to familiarize students and faculty members with the Christian Science Moni- tor. At weekly meetings members listen to read- ings and discuss Christian Science as it applies to campus life. Subjects this year included Divine Intelligence, Reality, Spirit, Soul, Life, Truth, Substance, and Benefits of Religion. Disciples of Christ Disciples of Christ is the student organization of the Christian Church which concentrates on a program of worship, study, and social action for its members. In conjunction with Religion in Life Week, students prepared special study and worship programs to emphasize specific issues con- fronting the University student. Members also participated in Social action tours. RELIGION . . . something full of meaning . . . more than surface musing and wandering. 215 11 11 ?r « | u 1 p H| 9 Evangelical United Brethern Moving to a new building was the main undertak- ing of the Trinity Fellowship which is affiliated with the Evangelical United Brethern Church. Students engage in discussions, Bible study, and social events to help in living the Christian life. Topics of this year ' s discussion gro ups were Our Encounter with Otir Faith, Life Disciplines, and The Christian Philosophy of Life. DR. EVANS ROTH, professor of biochemistry and biophy- sics, leads a discussion on Origin of Man at one of the weekly Sunday Fellowships. ' TSi aVS Frisbie Fellowship United Church of Christ Frisbie House? Of course a popular place for students to relax. Every other Saturday night hootenannies and pop corn popping over an open fire were in order. Frisbie- ites took part in many week-end work projects at Wood- ward State Hospital and the Anoka Mental Hospital in Minnesota. Several discussion topics this year were Ecu- menical Dialogue, The Peace Race, and History of Christian Thought. FRISBIE-ITES discuss the theme, For The Life of The World, after the 19th Quadren- nial Ecumenical Student Conference at Athens. Front Row: Frank (v.p.), Waggoner, Anderson, Moore, Diisenbcrv. Second Row: Lcppcrt, Anderson (adv.), Wong, Young, Tolson. Back Row: Singleton (sec). Slithers, Hermann, Hodgin. Baptist Student Fellowship The Baptist Student Fellowship, formerly called the Roger Williams fellowship, Avas founded in 1920, and today has a membership of about twenty-five. This year ' s service project was to help the Iowa Crippled Children ' s Home in Des Moines. Members organized a canoe trip to Des Moines in connection with the march for Civil Rights where members traveled from Boone. SERVICE PROJECTS, social functions, and leadership programs are only several of Ike nuiny items to be discussed at the First Baptist meetings. 217 Front Row: Vetter, Erckmann, Peirce, Peterson, Rehder, Sprecher. Second Row: Krusc, Harms. Kieck, McCor- nrick, Papenberg, Thompson, Bahn. Third Row: Wundcrlich, Teske, Heitshusen (v.p.) , Teskc, M., Schumacher, Fourth Row: Novolncy, Frey, Scar, Witt, Poock. Back Row: Fields (adv.), Scar, Froehlich, Rusch, Schroeder, Schwerin (prcs.). Gamma Delta A CULTURAL project sponsored by Memorial Lutheran was the presentation of a religious art shoiu in the jail. The Lutheran Student Organization, Gamma Delta provides a progi ' am of Christian Fellowship for Lutheran students at Iowa State. Members of Gamma Delta participate in social, religious, and educational activities during the year. This year students had a traditional Twelfth-Night Party. According to custom, Christmas greens were burned to make ready for the celebration of the Epiphany. Students prepared a Twelfth-Night cake with three surprises. Those who found the three surprises in their piece of cake were honored as the legendary Three Kings for the evening. 218 Front Row: VVcstfall, Schiinter, Timm, Schwerin, Pingcl. Second Row: Lien (trcas.), Ma.is, I.ictz, Strissel. Hciman. Third Row: Beck, Hahm, Krueger, Krucgcr, Maas, Jentz. Fourth Roxt ' : Dorrow, Harvey, Schroder, Lehman, HolhUz. Back Row: Gicnapp, Kinsley, Ottc, Boline, Harms, Oliver. 1 ' CF— Front Row: Findley, Boylan, McCIintic, Crow, Luiken (pres.). Morrison, Wichern. Second Row: Beng- ston, Willeke, Baxa, Prochaska, Haberly, Murray, Rittgers, Robertson (adv.), Fickel, Hurst. Third Row: Crabb, Borg, McCracken, Keller, Keller, Bell, Gillis, Kennedy. Fourlh Row: Tietz, Rittgers, Borg, Van Zante, Bleeker, Blomquist, Morrow, Pruessner, Gregg. Fifth Row: Duncan, Lchr, Wilcox, Young, Dreyer, Butterfield, Rpbb, Bartels (sec), Weber (treas.). Back Row: OUrogge, Chase, Swanson, Lawyer, Condra, Storey, Bricker, Trem- bly, Helland (v.p.). Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Members of Intervarsity Christian Fellowship planned a retreat weekend where students could re-evaluate their lives. Discussion themes at Inter- varsity emphasized winning friends and strength- ening the personal Christian growth through individual action. Students planned a Halloween party and a Christmas party for relaxation and a break from the persistent study routine. Liahona Fellowship The fall of ' 63 saw the beginning of construction for a new building to house the congregation of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and the campus affiliated Liahona Fel- lowship. Plans call for completion of the struc- ture in the spring of ' 64. During the year the Fel- lowship sold Christmas trees and had projects to raise money for the construction. LI.AHON. — fronf Row: Ruhlman, Goode, Ramsey (adv.), Missclt. Second Row: Nissen (v.p.), Skank, Bender, Fincham, Nissen (treas.). Third Row: Powell, Griffith, Wright (sec). Frost, Gutschmldt. Back Row: Wages, Nissen, Mclntyre, DeBarthe (pres.). Swift. 219 MEMBERS OF THE CONGREGATION dug the first shovels of dirt atid ivatched months for the finished church to become a living symbol of faith. A LOT OF PUSH, a lot of power, and a lot of prayer made the building of the new chapel possible for University Lutheran. 220 UNIV. LUTH. COUNCIL— Von Row: Hcmniingson, Niclson, Sullivan, Hampe. Second Roic: Gruber, Arp. Zwanziger, Neilson, Soder. Back Row: Schafer, Hopp, Carlson, Blumenschien, Fcdekr, Kunckel, Wolfmcyer, Locker (pastor). Not pictured: Arp, D., Grau. University Lutheran A unique merger on the college level of the National Lutheran Covm- cil churches resulted in the formation of University Lutheran. This student congregation brings together Lutherans of the two merged groups, the Lutheran Church in America and the American Lutheran. Since University Lutheran is a student congregation, student members are responsible for maintaining the church and managing Worship serv- ices, Sunday evening programs, publicity, study groups, janitor serv- ice, and social events of the church. Iowa State ' s University Lutheran congregation has grown since its establishment in 1960 to a member- ship of over 300 students. Front Row: Sevold, Locker (pastor), Amunson, Cherry. Second Row: Hampe, Schoenrock, Voelker, Blumenschein (v. p.). Smith. Third Row: Cherry, Kunckel, Leister, Nielsen, Roy, Schafer, McKean. Back Row: Evans, Wolfmeyer, Hem- mingson, Schoening, Swanson, Lovell, Hinsman. front Row: Rollefson, Botton, Zwan jger, Forsvthc. Second Row: Rossbach, Fcdcler (prcs.), Grub ' r (sec), Larson, Jensen. Third Row: Poppen, Rogness, Young, Hopp, Sev- eridt, Engle. Back Row: Gettys, Ahlrichs, Felderman, Osam, Nielsen. STUDENTS KEI.IX joy a minute in the new lounge after day of classes. Left to right: Joe McCauley, Bill Ryan, Kathy Lawler, and Pat Westergard. WHEN THE NEW St. Thomas Aquinas church was built, the old basement church was remodeled into a student lounge which is frequented by students late in the afternoon after classes. Ill Newman Club Fall quarter Catholic students returned to Cam- pus to find the new addition to St. Thomas Aqui- nas nearly complete. The new chuich stands im- pressively on Lincolnway inviting some 600 New- man Club members to worship everyday. An open house was held Homecoming weekend to show the new church to parents and alumni, and the building was formally dedicated February 2. Highlight of the Newman social season was the annual semiformal, Mardi Gras. Newman club had some outstanding speakers during the year to supplement regular discussion programs: James O ' Gara, Editor of the Commonweal, and John E. Fitzgerald, film critic, were featured guests. Front Ron-: Grandouski, Waulcrs, Los, McLaugtiliii (pres.), Curtis, Bodensteiner, W ' atts, Fr. Supple. Second Row: Henderson, Olsnn. Mcicrotto, Pranger, Sebenik. Miisch, West, Crillv, Matuscski. Hark Row: Massarini, Walter, Goodnight, Collins, Renze, Ellingson, Nilles, Cleary, Lickteig. z m Pi m3i ..A 1 arX Lv H H 1 T l j 1 H m imUi Front Roiv: Looft, Schumacher, Lamoureaux, Braido, Rossmiller, Huss, Barber, Drobney, Uchylil. Second Row: Uthe C, Uthe L., Gurda, Lane, Schade (sec). Peters, Reilly, Hogan, Wells, Pudenz, Otter. Back Row: Open, Berenyi, Berenyi T., Gent, VanDierendonck, Tiefenthaler, Harper, Podhajsky, Musel, Nachazel. Front Row: Tarr, Gamble, Molholland, Lichter, W ' isor, Brinkman, Debaeckc. Foxen, Fr. Sullivan. Second Row: Holtkamp, Kangley, Meimann, Bevy, Osipowice, Keltler, Kickels, Dubiel, HofEman, Bolt in, Beaudine, Goran- son. Back Row: Brokish, Roddewig, Jenner, Jaworski, Staszak, Duffy. Frueh, Honeywell, Foster, Irvin, Borne. n  .. ¥ .t o WESLLY l-ELLOWSHIF CO VJXCIL- front Row: Siillon (v.p.) Boylan, Bowman (pies.). Rice, Messer, Walters (co-dir.). Second Roiv: Pullman, Kemmcrer, McBride, Clanoe, Lavely, Pettigrew, Irwin. Third Row: Huskamp, Anderson, Tope, Wilcox (dir.), Haymond, Biklen, West (assoc. dir.). fourth Row: Hill, Thompson, Stewart, Paydon, Haines, Stiner, Banks. Back Row: Miller, Abrahamson, Taylor, Leachman, Kipp, Melby, Wheelotk, Youngman. Wesley Foundation The Iowa State Wesley Fellowship is one of the oldest Wesley foundations in the nation. Organ- ized in 1914, Wesley observed its r)Oth anniver- sary in January. Membership is open to any Methodist preference student on campus. Spe- cial projects of the year were a social action trip to Chicago and small weekly study grotips, Com- munities of Lay Theologians. This year ' s theme, Religion Should Totich on the Total of Life, offered a variety of discussion topics such as Peace, The Bible, Ethics, and World Affairs. Social events included the new student party, Wesley Vision, and weekly Friday night open houses. REV. WILCOX, the present minister-director, and Rev. William Handy, minister to Methodist stu- dents 1915-1917, cut the 50th Anniversary cake. 224 SIGMA THETA EPSILON-i ron Row: Banks (sec), Irwin, Dow, Moss. Second Row: Byram, Busch, (v. p.), Light, Haymond (treas.). Third Row: Cross, Givens, Fleming, Leachman. Back Row: Dixon, Hedrick, Tope, Gray (sponsor), Campbell. Sigma Theta Epsilon Instrumental to the Wesley open house in the fall was the Men ' s Methodist service fraternity, Sigma Theta Epsilon. Last spring the men completed a four year service project where the men donated their services daily. These men escorted Alice Warren, an invalid, to class daily making it pos- sible for her to graduate from Iowa State. Kappa Phi The Meal in the Upper Room is the outstanding event for members of Kappa Phi, Woman ' s Meth- odist Service organization. Members prepare and serve the meal as a replica of the Last Supper to approximately 180 members of the Ames Com- munity. Other projects are babysitting, making bandages for overseas, and religious services. KAPPA PHI— Front Row: Reid, Kemmerer, Pohl, Hersom, Mrs. Rou e (sponsor), Kellcy, Siegel, Ludlcy, Reed, Haines. Second Row: Kanemoto, Maddy, Lovely, Eden, Irwin, Picken, Husebus, Burns. Third Row: Thorpe, Larson, Groth, Harryman (sec.), Bozarth (treas.), Nelson, Hulsebus, Kipp, Slaybaugh. Henry. Fourth Row: Birkey, Roff, Aylmer, Hugge, Benson, Smith, Pettigrew, Spoerle, Johnson. Back Row: Stiner (pres.), Goodwin, Raim, Trelfa, Boylan, Woodson, Taylor, Greenley, Bortle, Smith. 225 Westminster Birch Lake Camp, Eldora State Training School, inner-city work in Des Moines, and deputations teams to churches are only a few of the many projects sponsored by the Presbyterian University Center this year. Seeking international understanding among students has been a major project. Speakers have presented aspects of life different from many projects sponsored by the Presbyterian University Center this year. Dr. Sam Legvold told of life behind the Iron Curtain and Dr. Dwight Bensend spoke on Indonesia and the Far East. Members aided Ann Yamogouchi, the Junior Year Abroad student, attend Chris- tian Women ' s College, Beirut, Lebanon. During vacation members at- tended the Ecumenical Student conference at the University of Ohio. 226 YWCA— Fronf Row: Bozarth (pub. chairman), Barnes (ex. sec), .Abrahamson (pres.), Foley (adv.). Back Row: Smithers (worship chairman), Beemer (treas.), McBride (sec), Armitage (membership chairman), Erbe (friend- ship director) . During the past year the Young Men ' s Christian Association and the Young Women ' s Christian Association co-sponsored an International Student Outing held at the Lynn Fuhrer Lodge. This outing gave for- eign and American students a chance to meet and become acquainted with each other, and presented the foreign students with an idea of cam- pus life at Iowa State. The YWCA and the YMCA also combined to hold an all-university Fun Night in the women ' s gymnasium fall quar- ter. A marriage seminar weekend, also under joint sponsorship of the two groups, was planned to discuss various aspects of marriage. YWCA YMCA YMCA—Front Row: Hug, Dahm, Krantz, McLeod, Reinhart (gen.), Leffler (v. p.). Banks (sec. -treas.)- Back Row: Thoreson, Prosise, Wright, Chapin (pres.), Torrey, Brown, Clotfelter. 227 o 4ND RESIDENCES The fun of living with people you like and doing things together . . . freshmen dorms and new roommates ... a friendship to last a lifetime . . . long lunch lines and Monday night house meetings . . . popcorn at midnight . . . doing your own washing . . . always an extra sock ... a candle passing, exchanges, and serenades . . . hours. THE PATH to Pammel . . and little TREATS. I RAIL o] all tricks 229 EXEC COUNCIL say.s .sliulying is alright, but smoking is leu dollars. WRA EXEC COUNCIL-Z.« ( to right: Mosley, Johnson, Rathje, Severidt, Wilkinson, Steffensen, Smith, Good- win, Kohel, Mrs. Eland, Gaffney, Smith, Callicott, Goltry, Haak, Stucker, Swan, Christians, McArthur. WRA . . . Women ' s Residence Association . . . working toward a common goal . . . unity . . . signing out . . . food on the window sill . . . let ' s order a pizza ... all night crannning while a roommate tries to sleep ... or maybe just a hen session . . . quiet hours . . . what happened to the hot water . . . study? 230 Women ' s Residence Association IT ENFORCES room checks, too, so I ' d bet- ter put these away. AND it won ' t let us take food back to our starving roommates. 231 I • f  r.rmj Front Row: Vance, Tobiason, Johnson, Lenz, Troyer, DenHerder. Second Row: Yoder, Nielson, Boal, Teno. Hallock, Godley Jensen, Eetcn (treas.). Rice (sec), Janovick. Third Row: Henderson, Otdoerfer. Allen Di- n T ' y ' u n ' Partridge Buckles, Wong, Lovely. Fourth Row: Sanders, Green, I ' ercival, Holt, Blanchard, Bedard, Holland, Plctz, Obcnnan. Fifth Row: Thomas, Hoiiser, Buck, Willrett, Gilson, Dominick, NefF, lackson Gnbbcn. Back Row: Aylmer, Klaver, Woodson, Xorbut, Raim, Blankenship, Brunstrom, Gaarde, KruII Behrens Birch Hall BIRCH CELEBRATES Christmas with s,ifl exchange. Bkl m B S 11 {KHhF f ' ML ' 4 kil mf[[ ' f ' -- Birch Hall girls honored their mothers by break- fast in bed and an afternoon tea last spring with about 550 mothers attending. In March, Birch won the Dames Daze trophies for the second year in a row. At Veishea Birch women and the men of Bennett House collaborated in the building of their Veishea float, Little Toot. The Geishea Inn, Birch ' s and Livingston House ' s booth at Blast, featured back rubs. As February 14 drew nearer, Roberts rec room lost its ping pong tables and acquired a very different appearance for Birch Hall ' s annual dance. Initiation of several members into honoraries added to dorm pride. 232 Front Row: Esmay, Reid, Stube, Koenig, Peterson, Cleaves, Coles, Mercer. Snund ]tuu-: Jones, Stoffregen, Her- ner, Mathews, Fredregill, Fitzgerald, Triggs, Burr, Grieme. Third Roiv: Tiniko, Baycs, Eisele, Hach, Sorcnsen, Llichtel, Wilson, Carlson, Mansfield. Fourth Row: Ludwig, Shaw, Plate, Schwab, Siehl, George, Coletti, Dan- ielson, Ishibashi. Back Row: Lowther, Goold, Boylan, McNees, Stotts, Larson, Rollcfson, Freed, Schroeder, Blue. Birch Hall honors mothers with breakfast in bed; wins Dames Daze trophy Front Row: McConnell, VanderPloeg, Turnquist, Miller, Baker, Mrs. Forrest, Hughes, Blythe, Bremer, Boyd. SutcliflEe. Second Row: Pettigrew, White, Maxey, VonBergen, Canavan, Bahn, Davis, Dunn, Miller. Third Row: Lindberg, Birkey, Davidson, Boylan. Roadfeldt, Johnson, Hodgin, Karas, Uhl, Tigges. Fourth Row: Trevarthen, Foster, Johnson, Holtz, Franklin, Nielsen, Barlow, Goodwin (pres.), Haines (v. p.). Back Row: Xissen, Corwin, Means, Kono, Murphy, Yates, Cazel, Damm, Raps, Hinkelde . 233 J rout lion: Rusk, DudgL, Olson, Mrs. Peck, SiLikusLii (pres.). Fallon, Paydon, Cox. Second Row: Jones, Thorpe, Powell, Brown, Dogotch, Schroedcr, Frevert, Murphy (sec). Third Row: Young, Wearin, Larson, Sundberg, Jacobson, Newton. Back Row: Fagerstrom, Warren, Hielsberg, Kimberly, Johnson, Morrison, Joines, Paltison. Elm Hall THIS sure beats Metrecal! With the help o£ Ward men Elm Hall brought the Wizard of Oz to Veishea. Elm expressed the general Homecoming sentiment Like, Man, Are Those Cowboys Beat, sharing the honor of first place in WRA competition with Elwood House. The Roadrunner, an obstacle course for tri- cycles, was featured at Elm ' s Blast booth. The big social function at Elm winter quarter was the an- nual dinner-dance, Gaite Parisienne. 234 ■JIf © nl t bJ . a 7 flL KJi 1 ' ty 1« a Front Row: Mollenhauer, Davies, Meierotto, Barker. Jicrgstrom, Lyons, Jolly. Second Row: Hansen, Clampitt, Cumow, Crabb, Meyers, Morris- Third Row: Sleight, Larson, Longston, Severidt, Beaman, Durbin, Wall. Fourth Row: Hammar (v. p.), Moe (treas.), Peterson, Ingalls, Stark, Reed, Ahrens. Back Row: Van Gronigen, Ryder, Myers, Voss, Evans, Greenley. Elm. turns green with ' Oz; shares honors for Homecoming display Front Row: Lavely, Pevestorf, Craven, Wartc how, McFadden, Schneider, Griffith. Koch. Second Row: Otto, Maltby, McLaughlin, Maddy, V oshell, Brown, Thompson. Third Row: Kipp, Hertenstein, Harmon, Bower, Benson, Timmins, Mathews. Fourth Row: iickelson, Reiss, Walt, Ludley, Schultheis, Klepper. Back Row: Osth, Osterberger, Erckmann, Haire, Groth, Bergmann, Laskewick, Palmer. 235 Front Row: Conley, Ramus, Wilkinson (pres.). Mrs. Cowles, Ploss, Klaus, Binning. Second Roxv: Linde, Sturtz, Jay, Greiman, Abbott (v.p.), McArthur, Keller. Third Row: Hunter, Maxwell, Kouba, VanPopering, Dyslin, Thomas. Fourth Row: Ducommun, Walrath, Lahti, Kennedy, Wetterling, Callicott, Hartman. Back Row: Page, Redinbaugh, Stokes, Brown, Kibby, Sanders, Heins, McCracken. Itchin. ' for a Hitchen brings Blast Sweepstakes award to Freeman Hall Front Row: Powell, Deuprce, Putsch, Zimmerman, Picken (treas.), Bogaard, Smith. Second Row: Dahle, Voss, Rota, Morowsky, Wykert, Slainbrook. Third Row: Kalsow, Rosenwinkle, Kucera, Ewoldt, Busch, Hamann. Fourth Row: Bell, Tomlinson, Tisthammer, Boom, Noordsy, Moslcy. Ba ck Row: Braunschweig, Miller, Hill, Goslar, Hopkinson, Fischer, Early. 236 I Front Row: Halupnik, McDonald, Schaffer, Hines, Shumate, Armstrong, Taylor. Second Row: Bandes, Thurber, Davis, Lcidahl, Laughman, Murphy, Rae. Third Row: Miller, Anderson, McDaniel, Wiese, Morgan, Puttmann, Robb. Fourth Row: Hansis, Kjar, Mount, Pralle, Hungerford, Webster, Madsen. Back Row: Deranleau, Truog, Clark, Peters, Ray, Hoist, Johnson, Fickel (sec). FREEMAN GIRLS make preparations for Blast booth. Freeman Hall ' Do you take this man to be your lawful wedded husband? These words were repeated many times by Marrying Sam of Blastpaich U.S.A. when Freeman women and the men of Merrill House combined efforts and captured the Campus Chest traveling Sweepstakes trophy. Fall quarter found Freeman Hall ha ing its share of parties for Maw ' s Daze, parents weekend, and homecom- ing. With the onset of winter weather, Fre eman ' s spirits were not snowed in. Braving the cold with a spirit of yule-tide air, the girls serenaded the Iowa State men with Christmas carols. 237 t irintt Row: Schwerin, Bagley, Case, Edgiiiluu slx. , Haak (pros.). Mrs. Stark, Conley (v. p.), CooHdgt, )iint_.iu. Holmes, Mario w. Second Row: Ingraham, Booher, Billington, Vaught, DeSart, Rasmussen, Collins, i horn as, Case, Mallonec. Third Row: Longnecker, Johnston, Anderson, Klemesrud, Graves, Larsen, Galbrcath, Pease, Paton, Dclfs. Fourth Row: Lindquist, Herrick, Pohl, Sharp, Boatman, Rettig, Kelley, Nelson, Rice. Back Row: Kapke, Wirth, Wampler, Gieser, Blanchet, Siegel, Hamer, HiUe, Chapman, Krause. Women live in Lyon for the first time since 1957; remodeling begins Front Roiv: Long, Thogerson, Morris, Pederson, Baird, Schmidt, Chattcrton, Seyfricd, Hogan, Wells, Clark. Second Row: Robinson, Baker, Sullivan, Blair, Carlon, Cook, Jacobson, Metcalf, Oosterhuis, Supinger, Klepper. Third Roiv: Heikenn, Ehrke, Wylie, Gawne, Ray, Hallauer, Ferris, Henry. Deitchler, Schlcmmer. Fourth Row: Speer, Wattcrs, Steinsamp, Hirsh, Meek, Ahmad, Thcdens, Reynolds, Papenberg, Rasmussen. Back Row: Rad- way, Mingus, Boyd, Sprecher, Chard, Branson, Bowen, Berry, Hatcher, Uthe, Wilson. II iA - Ai 238 AN AFTER-DIA ' A ' LK song jest is popular at Lyon. Lyon Hall Lyon Hall has again become a women ' s dormitory for the first time since 1957. Organizational preparations began last spring when the officers and advisors were chosen. During the summer, the parlors were decorated; the rest of the building will be remodeled this spring and summer. The girls of Lyon Hall wasted no time becoming active in campus events, and they worked with Bennett House on a Blast booth, and also built a homecoming display. The girls welcomed their parents with a tea and open house after the football game on Parent ' s Weekend. 239 IS THIS your interpretation of art appreciation? Springtime and Veishea brought Alice in Won- derland out of Oak Hall ' s recreation room. The enthusiastic Converse men provided a big boost; Alice won fourth place in the Combination Di- vision. Majesty in Roses, the annual dinner- dance initiated among women ' s residences by Oak, was held in the hall. Oak tied up the trophy for calf-tail tying at the ISU Rodeo and sponsored a Miss Legs finalist at Blast. Intramurally, Oak placed second in basketball. Oak held West Side Sewer, a fall party with decorations salvaged from the Homecoming display Oak King Cole. Oak captures trophy for calf-tail tying; Veishea float places fourth Front Row: Johnson, Bard, Bahnsen, Sherer, Thornton, Titlcr. Gaffney, Glascoc. Second Row: Munson, Schultz, Rhoads, Fett (sec), Near, Smith (prcs.), Jenson, Martini, Christianson, Bridges. Third Row: Conron, Kuhn, WaHich, Olsen, Otter, Schwartz, Pennington, Boynton, Brown, Takcguchi. Fourth Roxv: Hage, Klimzak, fil- Icr, Slrate, Pace, Magnusson, KirchofF, Brainard, Willis, Jentsch, Moore. Fifth Roiv: Rice, Isenberger, Lee, Rogers, Smith, Hurst, Nelson, Dubiak, Currie, Voland, Oberg. Back Row: Rohledcr, Pearson, Frette, Frantz, Grandowski, Misselt, Goldenberg, Mahoney, Runkle, Adams, Okland. J? €fS ©©© ....u Row: Behm. Keller, Gurda, Fridley, Hanson, Van Dusseldorp, Cooper, Buchanan (v. p.). Hale, Greger- son. Second Row: Harvey, Huffman, Tinich, Sonnicksen, Keller, Pappas, De Boom, Adam, Ellson. Third Row: Lybarger, Krieger, Wills, Engel, Friesen, Kuhn. Rolf, Revers, Neilson. Fourth Row: Marrone, Dorr, Bowden, Erickson, Drew, Poppen, Schuettpelz, Lane, DeWitt. Back Row: Busch (treas.), Pratt, Bock, Sass. Roath, Sch- nicker, Schwab, Sick, Goltry. Oak Hall nr!s. ' v Front Row: Tysseling, Stanley, Birker, McBride, Rattenborg, Sebetka, Westergard, Fcamster, Papacek. Second Row: Werner, French, Edenburn, Jones, Miller, Perkins, Wensel, West. Third Row: Rice, Austin, Mikes, Cunningham, Hald, Sanders, Hohnbach, Stupka, Slaybaugh. Fourth Row: Swanson, Borglum, Allen, Jessen, Harksen, Schmidt, Froeschner, Gardner. Back Row: Siggins, Lawler, Bunda, Borgstrom, Seeley, Phillips, Henriksen, Davis, Caltvedt. A f5_rtA© OjP f o i ' i f ■ Front Row: Rundquist, Frank, Hiller, Rusk, Lynch, Faust, VanWyk, DeGroot, Miksch. Second Row: Hinkel, Ralston, Runyan, Bitner, Carlson, DenHerder, Zobnst (v.p.). Bonnett. Third Row: France, Damme, Mun- son. Harper, Wichern, Gregg, Carter, Huskamp, Blaney. Fourth Row: Sootcr, Maddams, Lawson, Henderson, McDowell, Hall, Sorenson, Lorenzen, Brown. Back Row: Miller, Quisenberry, Bryant, Jacklitch, Porter, Harms, Shul!, Pfister (sec), Skelton, Pugh. Roberts Hall ROBERTS WOMEN initiate a Chat along. The informal song practices in Roberts Hall once again paid dividends as Roberts was awarded the first place trophy in Sor- Dor for the dormitory division. Something new at Roberts is a Chat-Along. On al- ternating Wednesday nights the girls invite a guest speaker to talk to them following dinner. The speakers may be student lead- ers, faculty, ministers, or just interesting personalities. Such things as fashion trends and social etiquette are also discussed. The meetings are informal and attendance is not required. Several girls from Roberts were honored by selection to Beacons, Tomahawks, and Mortar Board. Front Row: Butler (treas.), Lundeen, Musch, Duffus, Landers, Tadlotk. Second Row: Hadden, Smith, Cousins, Thompson, McCulley, Eyres, Rucker, Schnepel, Farmer, Minnich. Third Row: VanRiper, Winters, Molt, Banks, Mrs. Hamilton, Amunson, Taylor, Swanson, Braun. Fourth Row: Burger, Stepan, Jensen, Sievers, V anRoekel, Werner, Sheuraaker, Blenderman, Smith. Fifth Row: Gorham, Pearce, Stucker (pres.). Stewart. Hoyt, Ryan, Messcr, Christian, Stull. Back Row: Usher, Barth, Jones, Lohr, Hampshire, Holthaus, Coperhaver, Solvst, AVhite. Roberts wins SorDor; holds culture sessions Front Row: Stripe, Rowe, Bielenberg, Willcox. Second Row: Forney, Thornton, Beyer, Hanson, Hitz, Riley, Williams. Third Row: Whitraore, Draman, Leaders, Severson, Kinsingler, Sellers. Fourth Row: Wiggins, Pro, Lundy, Wright, Grosh, Naylor, Ingram. Fifth Row: Bowkcr, Sapp, Kilpatrick, Amenell, Falconer, Karn. Back Row: Shearer, Hopkey, Groth, Mikel, Schulte, Whipple, Kimmerle. ® _© © 243 fl2 ■ ©, • iujy ' ' imPH B Front Row: Lane, Denner, Irclan, Chilgren, Lind, Parker, Wood. Second Row: Cade. McMahon, Hart, Kas- dorf, Anderson, Ashlon. Third Row: Bush, Buffington, Johnson, Heikens, Rasmussen, Rathje. Fourth Row: Ooane, Roff, DeGood, Hatlcn, Durr, McAnuIty. Back Row: Meyer, Bier, Buelow, Woodin, Branston. WOMEN OF WELCH receive assistance pom their house- mother to create a festive Christmas tree. Welch Hall For the women o£ Welch Hall spring means Sor-dor and Veishea. The girls sang their way to second place in the dorm division of Sor-dor. Captains from Cas- tile was the theme of their Veishea float built with Noble House. Many individual honors have gone to the girls of Welch. They include: Sweetheart Ball Queen, Dairy Princess, Cathy Coed, and Beacon and Tomahawk members. Let ' s Fry the Panhandlers was the theme of the Home- coming display the girls built with Stange House. Floor length gowns, seasonal mo- biles, and snowballs set the mood for their formal, Winterland by Night. 244 Front Row: Bean, Eden, VanEps, Mitchell, Rice, Pommer, Curtis. Irwin, Kemmerer. Second Roiv: Overland, Miller, Griffith, Piatt, Watson, Lietz, Sears, Corrough. Third Row: Swan, Schnittjer, Gatzweiler, Monson, Hill, Hemsworth, Peterson (sec). Fourth Row: VanWert, Dicksin, Wells, Elfers, Hardman, Martin, Fielding, Ridcnour. Back Row: Gustafson, Swenson, Roepke, Chown, Shorley, Los, Miller. Welch places second In SorDor; builds float with Noble House hront Row: Madsen, Piper, Sullivan, Amick, Huling, Lcighty, Wauters, Clymer, Powers, Eldredge, Held. Second Row: DuBois, Buckles. Mickelson, Alberts Flanery, Buboltz, Nickey, Shaver, Foringer, Strait. Third Row: Main, Miller, Whinnery, Nordquist, Britlingham, Lockhart, Kehr, Drummond, Keeney. Fourth Row: Peterson, Jensen, Ripperger, North, Eldredge T., Myron, Beechel, Droste, Voelker. Back Row: ' Moye, Karkosh, Clausen, James, Rickert, Gardner, Nforgan, Nfaffart, Rogerson. I 245 T i Front Row: Meredith, Smith, Hogge, Ingraham, Strecker, Straehan, Bender, Jordan, Greaser, Zeigler, Soder. Second Row: Bartelson, Hance, Conrad, Arkless, Johnson, Weber, Miller, Phillips, Miller, Grubcr. Third Row: Hugill, Crocker, Pratt, Pegg, Overton, Hammer, Flander, Willis, Grawburg, Gutschmidt, Andreasen. Fourth Row: Botton, Schmidt, Evans, Armstrong, Harrison, King, Lenoch, Bozarlh, Gunton. Downs, Henn. Fifth Row: Johnson, Dornsbach, Meyer, Frost, McDowell, Johnson, Stark, Westcott, Spohn, Clark, Lindquist. Back Row: Shahan, Mohler, AUeman, Baldrey, Hitch, Fee, Jones, Frolund, Lietz, Nelson, Nelson K., Moon. East Linden Hall Front Row: Ware, Douglas, Shoop, Braun, Maher, Walrod, PuUen, Hall. Second Ron ' : Fulkcrson, Heiman, Vcazie, Davenport, Lyon, Valerius. Third Row: Walker, Harris, Mason, Harmon, Harryman, Butterfield, Held. Fourth Roxv: DiFazzio, Stracham, Spore, McKinney, Webber, McCatl, Lauer. Back Roiv: Soldow, McCormick, Kerr, Burns, Hulsebus, McFlrath, Harten. % 9 246 r f5 rj © © front Row: Holland, Burrack, Grocner, l)o c. licU, Hastie, Sthwicbtit, Spear, Kline, Mott. Second Row: Cald- well, Hulsebus, Jepsen, Kluckhohn (v. p.), Bossert (pres.), Mrs. Wehlage, Ferretcr (treas.), Drake, Kortemeier, Tapper (sec). Third Row: Drcwry, Barlheliiie, Hall, Tobin, Johnsion, Paul, Webb, Trygg, Kramer, fourth Row: Nfoore, Armour, Peterson. Carlson, Bollin, Taylor, Karth, Pingel, Schwerin. fifth Row: Dietrich, Olsson, Worthington, Anderson, Dawson, Krusc, Bell, Nelsen, Gruber. Back Row: Ingels, Lindgren, Heison, Trelfa, Sherman, Beaudinc, Giles, Griffith, Nood. East Linden, wins intraniurals; awarded scholarship trophy ACTIVITIES SUCH as Blast atid costume parties give East Linden women a chance to try creative costuming. Pancakes really taste good at six-thirty in the morning! East Linden girls proved this when they sold a pancake breakfast at the ' 63 Blast auction. Their Veishea float built with Living- ston House captured the second place award in the combination division, and East Linden also won fame in intramurals. Winning the basket- ball championship, softball tournament, and two girls winning badminton play-offs. The WRA scholarship trophy this year was awarded to East Linden. A Rose Dinner in the spring honored 75 graduates. The seniors ' gift was a bronze name plaque for the front of the Hall. 247 Front Row: Stephens, Bowley, Laiigtord, Mrs. 1 iiunipson, VaiiNornian, ihonipson. Second Row: Daggett, Reck- ler, Kanemoto, Matsuura, Sham, Hogue (treas.) , Russell. Third Row: McCuen, Howard, Anderson, Jordan, Giles, Miller, Pemble, Kallem. Fourth Row: Michael, Brannon, Larson, Sandahl, Roberson, Tolson, Milstead- Back Row: Vccchio, Smith, Thompson, Stiner, Vetter, Greiner, Lyons, Hilbert. West Linden Hall First Row: Andrews, Hoops, Jensen, Kaldenbcrg, Leutwiler, Hclland, Cartwrigbt, Hilden, Stuckler. Second Row: Benson, Wetteland, Templeton, Waldorf, Volrath, Runneberg, Coggshall, Chickering, Lcrdal. Third Row: Kliegl, Campion, Brandt, Cosgrove (v. p.), Zillman, Taylor, Kelley, Hugl, Dreyer. Fourth Row: Bartley, Eggert, Kbersole, Coffman, Zwanzigei, Ballou, Christians, Wright, Unsderfer. Back Row: Pies, Hayward, Harms, Replogle, Kunckel, Bilhorn, Bohlken, Palmer, Dunham, Brenny. ■ 248 West Linden girls were transformed into moonbeams to help represent their Blast booth, Operation Blast Off. Mrs. Genevieve Thompson, West Linden ' s new housemother was wel- comed at a tea given by the girls, and a tea was given parent ' s weekend to honor the visiting parents. The girls have been active in intramurals, bringing home awards in swimming. SOME NIGHTS the lounge is the only quiet place to study. West Linden welcomes new housemother; brings home swimming awards F ront Rmi?: Lucders, Kirlin, Braman, Anderson, Purlee, Rock, GohUnghorst, Salyards. Second Row: McGuire, Putman, Dave (sec), Huffaker, Beland, Christianson. Third Row: Girres, Schoening, Ripper, Weimer, Sch- neider, Thornburg, Schade. Fourth Row: Schmidt, Carron, Bauer, Eyles, Spoerle, Krueger. Back Row: An- derson, Rowley, Ashbaugh, Renner, Henryson, Celerin, Kohel. 249 250 MRA The Men ' s Residence Association is composed of 2700 single men living in Friley, Helser and Westgate Halls. The men are divided into 46 houses, each consisting of 40 to 80 men who elect their officers, organize their own social activities, and compete in intramural athletics. The president of MRA heads the Executixe Council which co-ordinates all activities within the various houses, car- ries on its own social program, and sponsors KISU, the radio station in Friley, serving all residence halls. 251 ' •- •i ' ..  :J3tiLit SERENADES after hours - CHA TS with your housemother THE LONG WALK back from classes- and then there is leisure NEVER-ENDING laundry AN EVENING date — AND SPECIAL PROJECTS of the Men ' s Residence Association. 253 BOREDOM is irons and slide rules but I succumb to the pressures of society HAPPINESS IS SLEEP — and the alarm is misery. 254 HAVE TO get up the courage to face those daily ■ and zueekly chores. College life . . . similar to home . . . except the weekly washing and ironing . . . studying until the early hours of morning . . . finally some sleep . . . but soon the ringing of an alarm clock. A new day be- gins . . . get ready for classes . . . more studying . . . papers to write . . . tests to take . . . life goes on. 255 RETIRING President John Nielsen reminisces over the ups and downs of his administration during the past year. Winter inauguration ... a new president . . . with that special girl . . . the MC tells jokes ... he points to guests . . . introduces the Exec Council . . . some speeches . . . the dance . . . our new leader is Bob Greenlee . . . we ' re reminded of our past president . . . we won ' t forget . . . John Nielsen. SPEAKERS emphasize merits of MRA. D WEIi Mt ' SIC from a piano and its player helped most of all to set the mood of the banquet anil the coming ball. 256 HAVING JUST BEEN MADE an hoiiouny member of the MRA, Dr. J. C. Schil- letter, presents the Max Cornish Award to the distinguished house president. MRA Inaugural Banquet WITH THE BANQUET well under way, the house presideiUs, vice-presidents, dates, and guests settle down to ceremony and awards. 257 MEMBERS OF THE MRA plan social events to balance the academic hours of school both as individual houses and . . . . . . together as an associa- tion. Members sponsor a dance each quarter. THE NEW dining hall makes eating more pleasant and relaxed for the AIRA men. 258 Representing 2600 men, the Men ' s Residence Associ- ation plans hin and recreation for all of its members to supplement individual House parties and plans. WI.MER QUARTER the Men ' s Residence Association sponsored . . . m i 3 r w ' fi i Wm f li§ ' . . . ' La Neige Chauteau, ' the Winter Snow Castle . . . . and helped Pearson House with their J ' alentine ' s Day party. 259 AS A MONEY RAISING PROJECT for den improvement, this full is going to be caught and eaten . . . but, oh, it makes me squirm to think I ate that fish. 260 CHESSMAN is the honorary of the MRA which recognizes outstanding men of the MRA for their scholarship and leadership on campus. DA IE ELIASOX prepares to air the inau- gural banquet over KISU, the campus radio station owned and operated by the MRA. ANOTHER RESIDENT, Gary Fisher, spends his night airing music and news at KISU. sni ' 1 iH M H 1 J B 1 ' ' H E % r 1 IP y  . i K 261 MAIN CABINET— Froni Roiv: Hokel, Miller, Parker, Lewellyn, Anders, Crisman. Second Row: Timm, Nehring, Howie, Hamilton, Hewitt, Crilly. Third Row: Katzler, Wirih, .Corey, Randall, Okerberg, Allison. Fourth Roiv: Norem, Harms, DeBruin, Walker, Carpenter, Plazak. Back Row: Bergman, Evans, Gidel, Crosby, Hala, Mead, Marks, MRA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL-Fronf Row: Johnson, Rigler, Dugdale. Barker, Chantland. Back Row: Allen, Felland, Nielsen, Hoover, Malik. HEAD RESIDENTS-Fron( Row: Johnson, Mikkelsen, Lowe, Mackie, Parks, Cable, Muledt, Jentz, Lichty, Dathler. Second Row: Quinn, Donelson, Ray, Moir, Hoffman, Moss, Middleton, Hardie. Third Row: Cook, Head, Huyette, Finch, Yeast, Langstraat, Krantz, Olson, Grandia. Fourth Row: Hasson, Berg, Stoddard, Wages, Schmacher, McClurg, Breitbach, Rodgers. Back Row: Riessen, Achenbach, Edson, Crisman (ast. sup.) Dardis (sup.). Chamberlain, Rudig, Anderson, Grunig. Jt f S %f ' w S As toboggan parties seem quite popular, Baker House had a tobogganing exchange with the women of West Linden followed by a dance and refreshments in Westgate lounge. The men planned a gift exchange at Christmas with the gifts to compliment the receivers needs or inter- ests . . . facetiously, of course. During orienta- tion week. Baker welcomed its new students with a picnic. Periodic song fests added zest to house esprit de corps. The Baker House den was en- closed during spring quarter to reduce the noise in the hall. A new storage closet for luggage and house property was a welcome addition. Baker House THOSE WHO COMMIT transgressions musi jacr a jury of their peers . . . a Baker House trial. Baker men top calendar with exchanges; give gifts to suit personalities Front Row: Kos, Donelson, Snakenberg, Stutsman, Yoder, Snyder (sec.) . Second Row: Herstrum, Gordon, Massarini, Van Dierendonck, Moss (h.r.), Weeber. Third Row: Pederson (pres.), Jimon, Navoichick, Atherton, Schuttinga, Randall (v.p.), Borchers. Fourth Row: Berenyi, Moosavi, Wilkerson, Smith, Robson, Latham. Back Row: Stevens, Brennan, Armentrout, Housman (treas.), Busch, Storms. 263 This past year was filled with good things for the men of Bennett. They built a colorful Veishea float, Little Toot, with the women of Birch Hall, and soon after Veishea came their house party, Once in a Blue Moon. Spring quarter Bennett took a first place award in their league. The men made plans for a Blast booth with the women of Lyon Hall. After many previews of Cleo dur- ing pre-Blast publicity their Blue Nile and its slaves, dancers, and philosophers attracted many spectators. Bennett has many men active in var- ious organizations: they placed second in MRA activity points for spring quarter. TELEPHONES MAY BE the newest addition to each room in the MRA, but Dennett men find lualkie-talkies comparable. Bennett House ' Once in a Blue Moon captivated Bennett men; inspired the Blast booth Front Row: Silk, Hwang, Murray, Brown, Turner, Anderson, Luick, Rogers, Law, Irvin. Second Row: Wormley, McClintic, Green wait, Schilling, Hadley, Magnusson, Morris, Lundberg, Nelson, Hruska. Third Roiv: Pothoven, Boehm, Wheeler, Barker, Huling, Wigton, Wilier, Shall. Fourth Row: Heisler, Paysen, Hcng R., Johnston, Stock, Lange, Grover, Davis, Pieratt, Taylor. Back Row: Denniston, Thomas, Gustafson, Schomas, Cash (h.r.), Krebs, Brinker, Stadlman, Grover. 264 Beyer House flew to a second place in the MRA division of Veishea with The Spirit of St. Louis, buik around a half-sized model of the famous plane. The Boone Country Club became the Blue Angel for Beyer ' s Febrtiary formal. Scho- lastically, Beyer held third place in MRA. The men of Beyer imagined themselves On the Way to Miami fall quarter, a favorable idea which won second place among MRA Homecoming dis- plays. To earn money for a Veishea float, Beyer held a house auction winter quarter, netting $150. Another activity well received by Beyer men was the steak fry at the 4-H Lodge. AN INNOVATION . . . natural music from a standard intrument . . . men of Beyer gather in song. Beyer House Beyer men find spirits soaring with Veishea display, ' The Spirit of St. Louis! Front Row: Nordman, Kiser, Samuelson, Mumm (prcs.). Shanks, Hollatz, O ' Connor, Powell, Stephens. Second Row: Abbey, Renken, Nordman, Christiansen, Greubel, Hollenbeck, Maddy, Demien, Krummen, Cedar. Third Row: Bonilla, Kuhlemeier, Clagg, DeLaReza, McClung. Nasr, DeWees, Conley, Suarez, Ryan. Fourth Row: Troxel, Olson, Meyers, Lyon, Harms (v.p.), Bland, Schnetzler, Shirk. Gesink, Yeast (h.r.), Ahlrichs. Fifth Row: Modzelewski, Mulholland, Rosengreen, Bell (treas.), Mandernach, Berrv, Petersen Sheppard, Meimann, Pendry. Back Row: Hanson, Paustian, .■Vllman, Fox, Lucken, Kurtt, Schoellen, Edwards Noyes, Debruin, Hansen. 265 The Hotel Tallcorn was an excellent setting for Spectra in Spring. The event was the Boyd House spring formal. Boyd also worked with Chamberlain House and Roberts Hall to sponsor the dance, and couples danced to the music of the Four Profs. Fun and cooperation through sports has also been a big event in Boyd because the men placed first in Class B basketball and two of Boyd ' s canoe teams paddled their way to the finals during the Veishea canoe races. One mem- ber of Boyd House, Wallace Anderson, was named the outstanding freshman engineering student during the 1962-63 school year. THE MEN OF BOYD were not above work and produced this homecoming display to urge the Cyclone victory. Boyd House Men of Boyd find excitement in ' Spectra in Spring ' Front Row: Allen, Geadelmann (pres.), Koening, Anderson, Pressley, Gillespie, Haberly, Snyder. Second Row: Higa, Fujikawa, Paul, Lewis, Tiefenthaler, German, Rodriquez. Third Row: Greenwood, Giesking, Lavender, Kothenbeutel, Kennedy, Plagge, Potter. Fourth Row: Mayberry, Curtis, Riessen (h.r.), Flynn, Anderson (sec- treas.), Dona, Smith, Sullivan. Back Row: Kinney, Wallis, Hormann, Samuelson, Nassen, Smith, Falwell, Crow. 266 The start of fall quarter saw the members of Brown moving into the new Helser addition. There was little time to enjoy the new stirround- ings as many activities and social events were planned. A tandem bicycle exchange and a water- melon bust highlighted orientation week. Fall also saw the adoption of the official Brown House crest and constitution. Brown received recogni- tion for achievement in football, volleyball, bowl- ing, and ping-pong. During winter quarter Brown continued its activities and established the first annual Brown House Christmas Dinner-Dance. XEED A LITTLE HEIGHT? Try the Brown House lift. Brown House New Brown house enters the swim of university life and social events Front Row: Badcrschneider, Bane, Boehlje, Enghauser (pres.), Koester, Cushman, Schiff, Green, Berg. Second Row: Schrage, Schwien, Jensen, Jeffrie, Rau (h.r.), Ujoh, Ninafor. Third Row: Taber, Worth, Lewman, Damm, Tiffany, Willms, Wilson, Naig, Stout (treas.). Fourth Row: Denio, Hanner, Armstrong, Neff, Lamb, Hockett, Barnhart, Trover, Carotfiers. Bark Row: Varner, Bauer, Thomas, Fuller, Ogden, Smith, SIoup, McDonnell, Good. 267 In the spring Caine House had a successful ex- change with the Drake girls at the Shelter House cabin near the airport. They also attended a Stag or Drag blast at the ledges. Caine House entered seven teams in the Veishea canoe races, with the Gruesome Twosome Plus One struggling espe- cially hard to qualify for the finals. They were the Class B volleyball champions and the Class D Softball champions, and in total intramural points they were second in the MR A. During fall quarter Caine House won its first intramural football tro- phy, and Parent ' s Day they finished third in the Turkey Trot winning two prize geese. THE MEN OF CAINE can ahvnys find time for an informal music session any time of the day . . . or night! Caine House Caine climbs to second in intramural points; wins two prize geese Front Row: Teske, Beach, Braida, Wallen, Schalekamp, Ranney, Armstrong (pres.). Second Row: Ives, Dunbar, Shold, Neppl, Hagstrom, Stumpff, Miller, Smith. Third Row: Slining, Balsbaugh, Vespa, Hamlin, Bussell, Stutzman, Mur r, Passeri. Fourth Row: Gesy, Davis, Laughery, Brainard, Dunn, Schwartz, Port (sec.-treas.). Fifth Row: Rusch, Kerns, Hartman, Stadel, Erickson, Peterson, Bradley, Quaas, Kilkenny (h.r.). Back Row: Zemke, Pearson, Perry, Gleason, Hardin, Fischer, Lee, Lloyd, Flick. 268 TRY FOR THE largest circle . . . it ' s all in the game. The bridge expert was the center of authority last spring in Carpenter House. Cards and the color TV reigned supreme, except for occasional ex- changes and house dinners. A winter party was held in the TV Room, with music supplied by the electronic equipment of the men, and the spring dance, held in the Westgate Lounge, also used this musical method. A house auction provided funds for house den improvement and spring recrea- tion. In the Fall the House sold itself to the Blast Committee and helped to put a fitting close to the Campus Chest. Between welcoming back the MRA President, Craig Davis, and cheering both varsity football and basketball members, the men maintained the intramural standing of the house. Carpenter House Carpenter men find color television a welcome change from study and classes Front Row: Kettleson, Alley, Elling, Brinkman, Ackernian, Grunig (h.r.). Sharp. Second Row: Lee, Shannon, Carozza, Tamin, Kinneberg, Parker (v.p.), Stahle. Third Row: Boyce, Kiene, Plueger, Templer, Hahn, Mickle- son, Teske M., Bork. fourth Row: Lang, Bond, Betterton, Bridge, Dodd, Lamb, Nelsen, Vogel. Back Row: Purcell, Helvick, Erickson, Station, Wulf, (treas.). Agre, Stacy, Harkness (pres.)-  I 263 LIKE MAN, Iowa State was invaded by moon men during Blast week at the Cessna house Blast booth. Spring is the time when a Cessna House man ' s fancy turns to thoughts of steaks and soakings. Ledges Park is the site for the annual picnic hon- oring seniors with a steak dinner and a trip to the creek. Blast was dubiously blessed by Perverted Pierre, a Cessna man who stood in second place as Ugly Man on Campus. A hayride climaxed the social life of Cessna fall quarter. Lack of snow pre- vented a toboggan party winter quarter. Most of the energy of Cessna men was directed toward the move to MacDonald House spring quarter in preparation for construction which will make Cessna the smallest house on campus. Cessna House Cessna wins second in UMOC; move for construction crews front Row: Zickefoose, Harvey, Cook (h.r.), Christensen, Baker, Hcidemann, Theobald, Lerdal. Second Row: Sawyer, Person, Larsen, Purucker, Geilenfeld, Anderson (sec.-treas.) , Bashor. Third Row: Clotfelter, VanLu- ven, O ' Hara, Crissman, Buss, Baker, Gaumon, Beeghly, Buchanan. Fourth Row: Faller, Walling, Smith, Single- ton, Trusler, Lichter, Bartelma, Mott, Parcher. Back Row: Schultheiss, Payne, Parsons, Tough, Fry, Witt, Kimes. 270 In the past year the men of Chamberlain have par- ticipated in many campus activities. During spring they built the Veishea float, Gvilliver ' s Travels while fall quarter saw the men working with West Linden on Blast Booth Operation Blast Off. East Linden bought a Chamberlain work party to run their homecoming display and the house bought Welch Hall for a work party. The big project for winter quarter was filling the H.R. ' s room with paper from wall to wall and to the ceiling. In addition to many exchanges and intramural activity, the house achieved eleventh rank scholastically in the MR A, their highest. Chamberlain House DON ' T bother me noiu, I really do have to study . . . Chamberlain men stuff H.R. ' s room; achieve their highest scholastic rank ever Front Row: Barker, Stewart, Alleman, Pellett, Eckert, Berg (h.r.). Sokolski, Hamhorn, OfEerman, Cone. Sec- ond Row: Schalk, McEntaffer, Scott, Goloskewitscli, Meyer, Kawaiek, Smith, Malheson, Partridge, Mead, Peuse. Third Row: Mcllrath, Wagner, Partlow, Freeman, Pedersen, Clark, Musgrove, Peterson, Nelson, Fulwider. Fourth Row: Cline, Wolf, Brockmann, Snyder, Berns, Horun, Mead, Sharp, Smith, Roskens. Fifth Row: Hagcn, Fight Hippen, Miller, Schuck, Eckles, Brockmann (pres.), Switzer, Parrish, Reimer, Hartman. Sixth Row: Riessen, Harman, Adams, Stevenson, Phillips, Swanson, Wasleney, Ersland, Lothe, Durkee, Brooks. 271 • f 1 J 2 Converse House A new trophy case for Converse House provided a plate for the fourth place trophy won with Oak Hall for the two-unit, self-propelled Veishea float, Alice in Wonderland. Converse celebrated the honor with a picnic, inviting the Oak girls to share the fun. Freshmen were welcomed fall quarter at a pizza party. Converse sponsored Fungus McRot at Blast, but he was oozed out of competition for UMOC. One of the highlights of winter quarter was the guest speaker at the house dinner. Rtifus Adegboye, a People-to-People member from Nigeria, provided an interesting sketch of his homeland for the men of Converse. THE MEN OF Converse find that the house needs a really good cleaning now and then. Converse celebrates Veishea trophy with a picnic; invite guest speaker Front Row: Sasli, Hctzler, VanDcrzyl, Goldsmith, Seemann, Peters, Harves. Second Row: Floss, VanOrsdol, Nebbc, Heggcn, Rcschly (pres.) , Banks, Bolgcr, Plazak, Gate, Holden. Third Row: Ghirwa, Addleman, Mc- Clarnon, Hunt, Kuchnast, Wonderlich, Campbell, Reppert, Heck. Kim. Fourth Row: Tobiason, Griggs, Run- yan, Risius, Patterson, Weislogel, Stanley, Martin, Rittscher. Fifth Row: Taylor, Mohning, Stoddard (h.r.), Hurd, Endres, Johnson, Boyken, Schnittker, Melby (sec.-treas.) , Lee. Back Row: Schroder, Doubler, Wielage, Coffey, Hopkins, Moeller, Wehr, Kieswetter, Webb, Schaffer. , i © m 4 m HJ I 1 Wh fBJk l Kl tfkl M t 1 B l H ' H k V ' - M l rP |S,jWKii U i Ffl P« ' V:- . ' iHplH V ImiI ■ ■ -t- ' J i VJIPV ' AI K H 272 Davidson House ■pRRj ; i B HHI H B ' 9l x 3litfr L l ii. LINDA LENOCH and Donna Lovely represented the votes of the Davidson men as Bomb Beauty and Homecoming candidates. The Jolly Coachmen of the new Davidson House in Helser Hall opened their first year on campus at the Blast by letting everyone dance. Getting organized and established, the men of Davidson held exchanges with women ' s residences and honored their Homecoming Queen candi- date and the MRA housemothers at a dinner. The members of the house include members of campus honoraries and honors program, dean ' s list members, and holders of athletic and scholastic scholarships. Recognize Davidson men by white shirts, gold crests Front Row: Middleton (h.r.), Lightner, Wiginton, Banwart, Bocrner, Hunter, McCaulcv. Second Row: De- gooyer, Ho ffman, Cfiurchill, Walz, Bart, Skogman. Vogel, Waller, Griffin. Third iJom; Nieting, Swartz, De- Vault, Litllefield, Severs, Cobb, Morkin, Grote. Fourth Row: Johnston (pres.), Rowell, Santi, Rods, Rabe, Kav, Schmeiser, Groning, Grooble. Fifth Row: Wagner, Hanks, Miller, Bailey, Swartz, Allen, VanDinc, AfcDowell, Droegmiller, Whitehead (sec.-treas.) . Back Row: Hala (v. p.), Keeler, Peters, Schulz, Lamertsen, Wilkins, Sta- chour, Ryerson, Powers, Warren, Fox. 273 Dodds House DODDS ' program for physirnl filnps. The men of Dodds House have kept a full social calendar this year. With the approach of fall came high spirits, and the men planned a hayride with rollerskating following at the Ogden rink. They challenged West Linden to a game of football, and helped the Kappa Alpha Theta ' s with their homecoming display. In December Dodds ' men joined with the men of Godfrey and Stanton houses for a Winter Wonderland party at the Nevada Country Club. In the spring, the annual house picnic was held at Ledges State Park, featur- ing a Softball game in a day of relaxation. Dodds seek ' winter wonderland ' ; challenges West Linden to football Front Row: Danley, Noble, Sandy, Warrick, Grandia (h.r.), Peters, Liska. Second Row: Ruehle, McClain, Wat- son, Viadcmar, Shultz, Fox, Thrcdc, Westphal, Starr. Third Row: Miller, Henning, Carroll, Rcchtfertig, Grimes, Hamilton (v. p.), Bishop, Haugen, Goldsmith, Granzow. Fourth Row: Barnctt, Elrod, Jensen, Lyddon, Wilder, Barrett, Vande Kieft, Millen, Bertsch, Woolnian. Fifth Row: Reitz, Lust, Hauser, Ternus, Peterson, Mueller (pres.), Steenhoek, Fung, Reitan, Boots. Back Row: Magee, Anderson, Olsen, Skaw, Johnson, Behling, Flem- ing, Nielsen, Sievers. 274 Elwood House LIKE MAN, are those cowboys beat! An outstanding group of freshmen under the able leadership of experienced upper classmen com- bined to launch Elwood House to a strong start for the ' 63 year. A Homecoming display built with Elm Hall gave the men a chance to socialize while proving their ability to create an effective display. The house showed strength in intramurals with Elwood fighting through class A in volleyball. Their bowling team also showed strength in the area of intramurals. The social program was high- lighted by a combination party with Lindstrom House and numerous exchanges with residences. Elwood men combine efforts with Elm for Homecoming display Front Row: Pleak, Richter, Hall, McCabe, Closter, Rolfes, Pcrsinger, Putensen, Shaull, Adams. Second Row: Ryoul, Irwin, Yung, Eckerman, Beranek, Miller, Ketcham, Haymond, Lipp. Third Row: Duscnberv, Hcuer, .Warns, Burke, Nau. Simmers, Felland. Fourth Row: Paksoy, Woods, Chaussec, Zaiger, Cochran, Bussard, Whitcomb, Harms, Van Hemert, Chipokas. Back Row: Siver?, Sloey, Gidel, Waugh, Kinnan, Tope, Adam, Bachler, Ragan, Easter. 275 Fairchild House With seventy-five pei ' cent of tfie house occupied by freshmen and new students, Fairchild House planned an active year to welcome these students to Iowa State. A dance exchange was held in Des Moines with Iowa Lutheran Nurses School. Fair- child House also visited Cedar Falls for a dance exchange at State College of Iowa, in addition to many activities here at Iowa State. A skit Hiowa Society, was Fairchild ' s entry in Varieties winter quarter. Bowling and volleyball were voted pop- idar intramtiral sports by men of Fairchild. LOOKS LIKE we ' re barking up the wrong tree. Fairchild welcomes freshmen; show they aren ' t fresh-men front Row: Hcnning, Walter, Ward, Thompson, Jcschlce, Nelson, Harris, Lovstad. Second Row: McRell, Huf- fcrd, Koon, Lenz, TcnClay, Bardole (h.r.)- Third Row: Hcrrcn, Kilpatrick, Youngbcrg, Wilson, Van DeWallc, Hewitt (v.p.), Mackie (h.r.). fourth Row: Meyer, McDowell (sec.), O ' Neil, Tett, Staller, Howard, Nieland. Back Row: Cevy, Wurster, Britten, Rasmussen, Winterhof, Stark, Gray, Churchill. 276 Firkins House Firkins House is one of the newest houses in the Men ' s Residence Association. It was begim in the fall of ' 63 on the fourth floor of Helser Hall, but for being such a new house the men of Firkins have done well. With head resident, Morris Mik- kelsen sponsoring a house seminar, the house benefited from leadership and experience. The first projects undertaken were a display for Home- coming and immediate plans for Sinfonia. Besides working to establish a new house, the men of Firkins maintained their gradepoints and good standing in intramurals and activities. BAN takes the luorry out of being close. Firkins men find new house, new interests, new projects Front Row: Abbott, Mikkelsen (h.r.). Kalpste, Okerberg (v. p.), Klein (pres.), Pagel, Young, Derscheid, Mil- ler. Second Row: Loeffler, Dolmage, Altaus, Polite, Benner, Schnack, Hajiani, Nuss. Third Row: Lawson, Artherholt, Smoldt, Cox, VanderLinden, Lemke, McPeak, Scott, Anderson, fouth Row: Ballard, Musel, Szomor, Lowenberg, Ellington, Kabele. Back Row: Larson, Andrews, Myers, Lundquist, Bails, Skeers, Anderson, John- ston, Kraneman. 277 Foster House Intramurals ranked high on the list for the men of Foster House. Spring quarter was at its peak when Foster House won the MRA intramural track- meet. Besides keeping high grade points and par- ticipating in various activities, the men still found time to work with the men of Jones House and sponsor a spring party. The Conference Room of Helser was the sight of the Beachcomber party, and the men spent the afternoon before the party decorating the room to fit the theme. DON ' T care if you do think I ' m Van Gogh . . . leave my ear alone. Foster runs for iniramarais . . . brings home trophy Front Row: Tellin, Johnson, Clapper, Baxa, Kurtt (pres.), Sombut, Anderson. Second Row: Teghtmeyer, Nurre, Rundell, Rinehart, Baker, Seddigh. Third Row: McGregor, Schnebly, Loenser, Burkhardt, Anders (v.p.), Landon. Fourth Row: Smith, Threlkeld (sec.-treas.) Binder, Larson, Morton. Back Row: Mahr, Lind, Gk-ason, Taylor, Leiniger, Scaberg. 278 Franklin House A sandbar at the Ledges State Park was the setting of a Spring Shipwreck Party at Captain Kid ' s Cove for the men of Franklin House and their dates. Transportation to the sandbar was provided by canoes. After fixing their own dinner, the eve- ning was devoted to singing and listening to folk music. Fall Quarter brought a busy orientation schedide with 30 new members starting the year in Franklin House. The men of Franklin partici- pated in intramurals, and four men of the house are members of the Iowa State swimming team. AND THIS is what I learned in ag class today . . Franklin men find paradise at ' shipwreck party ' Front Row: Fedeler, Poock (pres.). Ellmaker, McDonough, Walberg, Swain, Danskin, Laine. Second Row: Mc- Quillen, Osen, Warren, Tilley, Strohbehn, Hopper, Chan. Third Row: Messer, Finch (h.r.), Emmons, Bush, Ives, Noid, Arnold, Daniels. Fourth Row: Rambow, Schartz, Brown, Lorenson, Anderson, Edgington, Neuzil, Roth (sec.-treas.). Back Row: Herm, Walker, Seymour, Stoncr, Hurst, Evans, Becker, Goodwin. 279 EGOR is loinnitig another two bits. Fulmer House Students who were shocked to see the Fulmer pall- bearers parading around campus should not fear that Iowa State is dying. This was only part of the pre-Blast publicity for Egor-the Two Bit Hor- ror which brought honor to Fulmer by a trophy for Ugly Man On Campus and gained money for the Campus Chest fund. Fulmer joined with Free- man Hall and put hours of hard work into their Veishea float, Aladdin and His Lamp. Their work was rewarded by dances and bridge parties when work was completed. The men also sched- uled exchanges and picnics throughout the year. Fulmer introduces ' Two Bit Horror ' and wins UMOC Front Row: Renner, Zwald, Hewlett, Johnson, Risius (pres.), Modracek. Second Row: Johnson, Hild, Pfund, Lane, Breitbach (h.r.). Chang. Third Row: Palmer, Kuhn, Mortenson, Graves, Oxenreider, Wilson. Fourth Row: Hathaway, Poduska, Schroeder, Greimann, Carpenter, Swanson, Schubert. Back Row: Williams, Jayne, Smith, Pahlman, Morse, Kovacic, Drew (sec.-treas.). 280 THINK he ' s got a royal flush! Godfrey House In Godfrey House the big push was toward poli- tics and scholarship winter quarter which resulted in the placement of three men on the MRA execu- tive council and the trophy acknowledging the most improvement in grade point. Spring quarter saw the men of Godfrey taking an increased inter- est in intramurals; softball appeared to be their speciality as they battled to the class D finals. With fall came Godfrey picnics and a work day on which the girls of Roberts Hall cleaned out the rooms as well as the trophies from the trophy case! Godfrey captures trophy for improved gradepoint Front Row: Young, Dubberke, Tjarks, Ezekwc, Oleson (v. p.), Wagner. Second Row: Maland, Wehring, Bass, Jorgenson, Wageman, Allen, Vreeland. Third Row: Chantland, Harris, Junck, Goy, Dodds (sec.-treas.), Cahill. fourth Row: Rittgers, Helland, Gerdes, Miller, Wages (h.r.). Mace, Nnene. Back Row: Blumer, Bryan, Ritt- gers A., Rayman (pres.). De Raad, Mace. 281 IOWA STATE is an institute of learning. Griffith men fashion a banner for Homecoming display Griffith House A banner display during Homecoming was a historical first for the men of Griffith House. Social events ranked high on the list of activi- ties which included a picnic at Brookside Park, a watermelon blast, a Softball game, a hayride, and parties. These kept the calendar filled for the men of Griffith. Intramural bowling, volleyball, and golf brought contenders and championships to members of the house. Individual honors included: Bob Huisman, Big Eight Bowling team; Gary Wilson and Dave Wilson, Tau Beta Pi; and Gary Wilson, Scabbard and Blade. Front Row: Huisman, Ahlers, DeBruin, Zbornik, Hove, Henry, Rhoads. Second Row: Buster, Sick, Kanemoto (sec.-treas.) , Lewis, Cabanas, Townsend, Fleming. Third Row: Drake, Homan, Gargano, Hommema, Loeffler, Smit, Hueser. Fourth Row: Zenti, Wilson ( pres.), VonWeihe, Bridges, Einspahr, Hatvorsen, Sassaman, Weiten- hagen. Back Row: Sauter, Larson, De la Guardia, Steele, Kacena, Shultes, Jackson, Brus. 282 SING along with Haber House . . . Haber ' s first year indudes heavy social calendar Haber House Although Haber House only came into existence in the fall of 1963, its members wasted no time in becoming active. Exchanges included a watermelon bust and miniature golf with Lyon and Oak Halls. The men deemed the end of September as a perfect time for a hayride. Their house party was held at the 4-H camp in Boone, with the ghostly setting, Haunted House and special sound effects. Haber purchased a pan- cake breakfast from East Linden at the Campus Chest Auction, and they were treated to pancakes on a Simday morning during fall quarter. Front Row: Johnson, Lange, Thillman, Christopherson, Miller, Krohn, Ohrt, Sorenson. Second Row: Shimon, Cordes, Nicklas (treas.), Mahr, Crosby, Killen, Boskovich, Sims. Third Row: Nook. Barton, Super, Clausen, Dahms, Osenbaugh, Ellis (sec.), Jenner, Olson. Fourth Row: Schuett, Risdon, Winkler, Campbell, Lange, Flynn. Rierson, Madsen (pres.). Back Row: Phillips, Risdon, Schriber, Swanson, Nieman, Crosby (v. p.), Blinn, Oyer, Bullington. 283 THE MEN of Halstead dedicate a house award on the steps of Beardshear. Twenty-five . . . Twenty-five ... do I hear thirty? This was the cry at the Halstead House auction, as residents donated articles to raise money for the Campus Chest Blast. This began the social functions of the Halstead men in purchasing a party from the Kappa Delta ' s for Campus Chest. Other fall functions included an informal hootenanny at McFarland ' s Lake and a ' Tall Festival at the 4-H Camp near Boone. Another party was held spring quarter at Lynn Feuhrer Lodge called Roman Romp. The sports-minded men held recreational exchanges, while the bowling team rolled to the lead in the MRA tourney. Halstead House Halstead auctions unwanted articles to raise money for Blast Front Row: Brim, Merkel (h.r.), Glenn, VanMeter, Kreis, Heistand, Doolittle. Second Row: Heiken, Horton, Mikescll, Smith, Hameria, Pugh, Ransom (treas.)- Third Row: Davidson, Nies, Glime. Fender, Becker, Lud- wig. Fourth Row: Bartlett, Clark, Smith, Scar, Wysock, Walter, Soukup. Back Row: Morton, Mulvihill, Scheitzach, Pelkey, Underwood, Miller (v. p.), Hassenger. 284 TIME CAN always be found for after dinner conversations about . . . Harriman House has been first or second in MRA scholarship for six consecutive quarters. However, the men of Harriman still leave time for social events including exchanges and their annual hayride. The newest addition to Harriman ' s social calendar was Winter Magic, a dinner-dance at the Boone Country Club. The men of Harriman com- bined talents with the women of Elm Hall to build the Blast Booth, Roadrunner, raising funds for Campus Chest. Athletically, Harri- man excels in intramural football, basketball, and volleyball. Harriman House Harriman men are tops in scholarship for six quarters Front Row: Hogc, Baker, Colhoun, Hartmann, Thompson, Shugars, Dietrich, Pals (sec), Jordan. Second Row: Knapp, Helmke, Dolan, O ' Brien, Denton, Katzer T., Mikes, Anton. Third Ron-: johannsen, Edwards, Shonk- wiler, Langstraat (h.r.), Long, Katzer J. (v. p.), Katzer W., Patton. Fourth Row: Alvarado, Ransom, Hoy G., Hoy D., Kothenbeutel, Pick, Brownlee, Schaper. Back Row: Witt, Morris, Schluter (treas.), Kleiss (pres.), Lonfial S., Mohn, Balster, Longval J., Melvin. 285 so I ' VE got three mid-terms tomorrow. Jones House A den display during Veishea showing the type of clothes needed by the typical college man was in- augurated by Jones House last spring. Exchanges with Broadlawn ' s Hospital student nurses and the nurses of Methodist Hospital highlighted the so- cial calendar. Spring quarter the men of Foster cooperated with Jones for a dance in the Helser Conference room. Social life was overshadowed by activities, and the men of Jones can be found in almost every activity on campus, from Campus 4-H and Government of Student Body to Chess- men and Veterinary Medicine Association. ]ones shows Veishea visitors ' typical college mart front Row: Nehring (v. p.), Elliott (treas.), Conklu, Whiton (prcs.), HoSman, Boyd. Second Row: Vogel, Whitty, Drewry, McLuen, Manley, Dooley. Third Row: Moeller, Kenniker, Johanson, Blomster. Fourth Row: Low, Johnson, Pohl, Carstens, Wyatt, Dobbs, Riedesel. Back Row: Dee, Hansen, Weresch, Thompson, Fitz- simmons, Bennett. 286 Kimball House For the first time in the history of Kimball House the men are enjoying their own television. The set was purchased last fall with money from house dues. Also last fall Kimball House was sold to Kappa Kappa Gamma at the Blast auction and helped the girls build their Homecoming display, Ears to Victory, which won first prize in the so- rority division. Last spring Moose Lodge took on the look of a beach for Kimball ' s spring dance, Blue Hawaii. Ross Park was the setting for their annual steak fry, traditionally held only for the men of Kimball. For spring quarter their grade point average was seventh high in the MRA. ALL THE advantages of home except MOTHER! Kimball purchases new televLsion with house dues Front Row: Simmons, Kuhlmann, Burghoffer, Uhl, Eldrcdge, Thompson, Fisher, Kolterman, Amunson. Sec- ond Rou: Whitney, Hannen, Stevens, Christ, Burton, Hutchins, Svensen , Vandcrbur, Head (h.r.). Third Row: Jensen, Hunt, Wagner, Manns, Lodenquai, Eyres, Gallup, Jones, Opem. Fourth Row: Heng, Jones, Gustafson, Chaussce, Scott, Hughes. Junck, Donahe, Blomquist. Fifth Row: Wiedeman, Gregory (sec), Johnson, Halde- man. Smith, Berger, DePenning, Davis, Pruess, Dawson. Back Row: Coler, Schultz, Liss, Hammetter, Whiting, Huffaker, Leech, Kuepcr, Kalinsky, McNiel, McRae. K 1 K - I B I Ei B l W K - ' -f t ' ' ■ ■f E J BL J HI Hi .ii i l 287 Knapp House Pleasure and charity contributions to Campus Chest were combined when the men of Knapp House bought the women of Kappa Alpha Theta for an exchange at the Campus Chest Auction. A dinner for the parents spring quarter in Friley was a first in the MR A. Besides the usual parties and exchanges Knapp House held a costume party. Knapp House gained notoriety and Daily public- ity during spring cjuarter when the men of the house played a practical joke on Alexander Allen, head resident, filling his room completely — from top to bottom — with crushed newspapers. HEY, WAIT a minute fellas . . . I can ' t get my hair wet! Knapp men buy exchange with Theta ' s Front Row: Foster, Stone, Helsing, Spain, R. Wright, Forby, Schneider, Mathis. Second Row: Mertes, Middleton, Full, Sears, Ashwill, O ' Neal, Hickcy, A. Peterson, Bedingcr, Buck. Third Row: Weidlein (sec.) , Johnson (trcas.), A. Wright, Shoger, Schnack, Korbach, Nelson, Sundberg, Edson (h.r.). Fourth Row: Van Briesen, Singer, Mah- ler, Rosengren, Benedict, Jungling, Crueller, Schaul, D. Peterson. Fiflh Row: Hanson, Miller. Lawrence, Wirtz, Lorig, Larson, Ballou, Antone, Hoover, Leiding. Back Row: Whitaker, Kyle, Marks (v. p.), Oldorf, Fox (pres.), Helmers, Reiser, Senger, White, Meadows. 288 Lange House For the second consecutive year Lange House was awarded the trophy for the most outstanding house in the MR A. The basis for selection was scholastic standing, social activities, intramural participation, and extra-curricidar activities. Lange had the highest grade point in the MRA last winter quarter and again this fall. In intra- murals, their volleyball team won the MRA cham- pionship trophy and last fall they won the all-uni- versity volleyball championship. Homecoming at Iowa State foiuid the members of Lange busily working on a display; again they won a trophy bringing home second place in the MRA division. LANGE displays their fine record in athletics. Lange men honored as outstanding house in MRA Front Row: Intermill, Werner, Hampe, Norris, Cordis, Quebc. Herrian (pros.), Jewell, Oltrogge, Magnuson. Second Row: Donelson (h.r.), Kilobo, Kermitt, Lane, Brenner, Miller, Rosauer, Fischer. Third Row: McMul- !in, Dunn, Lippenberger, Buskohl, HolUs, Gater, Gano, Wanzel, Tillman. Fourth Row: Acklev, Maiers, Evans (v. p.), Lindecker, Velu, Trede, Gater, Panknatz, Trotter, Lawson. Back Row: Rheinberger, Kehrli, Slather, Slather, D., Gash, Stansberry, Lindcr, Kinsley, Dardis, 289 With thirty-four of the sixty-five men in Lincoln House new members this year, many exchanges and events were planned to introduce these men to MRA living. Lincoln men worked with the East Linden women to produce the 1963 Homecoming display. Parent ' s Day was also a big event for Lin- coln men who held a party in the Gallery of the Memorial Union to honor their parents. With the enthusiasm of Lincoln men, members entered in- tramural football, basketball, Softball, and track. Lincoln House HOW NICE breakfast in bed ' . Lincoln men honor their parents with a party on their day Front Roiv: Crilly (v. p.), Muhtascb, Reichtcr, Langston, Tamasi, Gruhiif Voss, McClecry, Carris (pres.)- Sec- ond Row: Tamasi S., Deas, Swartzlandcr, Jobe, Lammers, Bovy, Holaday, Frier, Herrlck. Third Row: Flynn, Ammons, Engquist, Dannenfeldt (sec), Bigger, Haas, Krantz (h.r.), Pennington, Fichtner. fourth Row: Chase, Holdiman, Freeman, Roseman, Sair, Miller, Stravers, Norman, Strawhorn. Back Row: Alios, Paul, Roy, Schaaf, KcUier, Ciirrie, Hayes, Nicholas, Fugate. 290 Front Row: Chandler, Corwin, Huycttc (h.r.). Chandler, lirundt {im.- .), Norton, Allison (v. p.). Second How: Puff, Vilman, Ryan. O ' Hara, Sutton, Nichols. Third Row: Henderson, Tack, Carstedt, Veller, DeLay, Smith. fourth Row: Canimack, Carivey, Bianchi, Carolus, Clark. Ryon. Salter. Wallace. Back Row: Miller, Tanner, Dewey, Brown. Bartine, ' ellcr, Biimann. Lindstrom. men show enthusiasm, cooperation even to practical jokes Lindstrom House TIME ' S SQUARE, New Year ' s Eve? No, Lindstrom House. Lindstrom House has had a busy social calendar this past year. During orientation days numerous exchanges were planned to get acquainted with the freshmen which included dinner exchanges and informal dances. Other exchanges were plan- ned throughout the year with the women ' s resi- dence halls, Des Moines nurses, and the women of Drake University. During the winter, the mem- bers of the house looked to the bright side of the long cold snowy winter and had a toboggan ex- change. Spring quarter found the men on Lake La Verne practicing for the Veishea canoe races. Cooperation was a key word among the members of Lindstroin, and this was best represented by the enthusiasm of an all-house shaving cream fight. 291 rwrr ffrpf Livingston ' s den, scene of several informal ex- changes, received new additions for their trophy case this year. The men proudly brought home the trophy for greatest scholastic improvement awarded at the MRA scholarship dinner. The den also witnessed the Livingston men honor their graduating seniors last spring with a paddle auto- graphed by each house member. Spring quarter Livingston House took a weekend off for a picnic at the ledges and a bridge party. Many of the men decided to foster a new house in the addition to Helser Hall, so fall quarter more than thirty new men became an annex to IJvingston. LIVINGSTON had plenty of help u ' ith their Blast Booth. Livingston House LivLngston men ' paddle each senior and stock trophy case Front Row: Sheffler, Madsen, Faidley, (h.r.), Peterson (pres.), Miller, Montaner, Cunningham, Trent. Second Row: Hansen, Rogers, Van Zee, Bass, Lewellyn (v. p.), Rajtora, Disney, Cherry. Third Row: Wengcr. Anderson, Risley, Erdmonn, Vanciira, Spotswood, Wedin. Fourth Row: White, Naylor, Wilson (sec). Faaborg, Iverson, Fifield, Burke, Olenius, Kaufman. Back Row: Marshall, Lewellyn, Luers, Marcellus, Sungren, Akins, Stoffregen, Lake. 292 College meant a combination of studies, activities, and social events to Louden House men. They planned many exchanges during the year, includ- ing miniature golf games, card parties, and the ever-popular dinner exchange. The fieet-footed men participated in intramurals and captured a third place trophy in track. As spring approached, the men began making plans with West Linden to build a Veishea float. The float portrayed the fan- tasy story of Hansel and Gretel. Their entry didn ' t win any trophies but the men agreed that the fim they had was well worth their efforts. The men planned a hayride during the fall with a house party and dancing after the ride. LOOK what Santa brought me this year Louden House Louden runs to third place trophy in track; build float with West Linden Front Row: PfeifF, Clark, Hayward, Osweiler. Baur, Donovan, Moon, Schiilcr. Second Roxr: Speers, Gorham, Bcrninf;, Hagge, Travor, Hibbs, Gourley, Addas. Third Row: Dawson, Trowbridge, Mannasmith, Conkin, Cable (h.r.), Pugeat, Hokcl (v.p.). Fourth Row: Terlouw, Sherman A., Sherman D., Benbow, Robinson, Peter- son, Dinsdale, Patterson (pres.). Bark Row: Matkovich, Wuethrick, Stoops, Baker, Basham, Lee, Wittrock, Bennett. 293 The men of Meeker House used their brains and brawn to create a Blast booth, Rembrandt ' s Rampage, and won the tiophy for the best theme and performance. The annual spring house party again found the men and their dates at Pine Lake dancing, boating, and participat- ing in various sports. The main feature of the party was a steak fry. Scholarship is also stressed in Meeker. Spring quarter the men had a high scholastic standing and the house awarded trophies to the man with the highest gradepoint and to the one with most improvement. Meeker House runs ' Rembrandt ' s Rampage; stress scholarship Meeker House THAT ' S what I call a quick shave! Front Row: Franck, McKcan, Chong, Mancuso, Johnson, Mitchell (pres.), Kirby, Donahcy, Eagan. Second Row: [.arson, Norem, Stoakcs, Gehrake, Malloy (sec.-treas.) , Sanderson. Waltz, Allen, Gitch. Third Row: Florke, I.ovnachan, Leathcrman, Ellis (v. p.), Fischer, Jones. Thurman, Xervig. fourth Row: Johnston, Parrott, Bal- lantine. Goloskewitsch, Sheldon, Maiirir, Winders, Malloy, Dutcher. Back Row: Roberts, Thun, Clark, Johan- nes, Maxon, Allen, Vansteenburg, Anderson (h.r.), McCormick. 294 Sadie Hawkins marriages were preformed in a Lil ' Abner setting at Merrill House ' s Blast booth. Their booth, Blastpaith, won for them the sweepstakes trophy. The men worked with the women of Freeman Hall and had a picnic at the Ledges with them to celebrate their victory at the Blast. The house members participated in numerous intramurals, including softball, bowling, volleyball, football and tennis. They won no trophies, but had a lot of fun. Touch football was the major activity at one exchange with Lyon Hall during orientation week, and other ex- changes and parties Hlled the Merrill House social calendar. Merr ' dl men turn h ' dtb ' diLes to win Blast Sweepstakes; celebrate with picnic Merrill House THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES come to Iowa State. Front Row: Atkinson, Thcc, Nygaard, Wruck (pres.), Peylon, Ivcrson. Second Row: Grotlnis, Schmitt, Hoick, Ebcling, Pleshck, Plagcr. Third Row: Stellcn, Morrissey, Beck, Cocking, Smith, Sunnquisl, Speake. Jourlh Row: Werner, Fleming, Fcay, Romer, Breckenridge, Bristow, Burrow, DcCcok. Back Row: Drew, Lupton, .Messner, Saur, Kinim, Bergman (v. p.), Schroeder, Exley, Hansen. 295 ■H ■M Pk3 H il TJ Ibi f WM H tj fm J H ' . H, 1 . ,.„_ ■ Who says that women are the weaker sex? You have only to ask the Niles House Veishea canoe team of Woodrow Carter, Ray Dostal, and Frank Weibel. These Niles men paddled to first place in the men ' s division only to lose to the girls from Freeman Hall in the Sweepstakes race. Niles held their annual house party winter c|uarter and par- ticipated in intramural baseball, football, and bas- ketball to round out their year. AWAY with him Niles House Seeking the Veishea canoe title; Niles men find women tough competition Frovt Roiv: Leo, Hollatid, Wcihcl (sec), Rath, Galloway, Bloiigh, Diiprec, Carter. Second limv: Hamm, San- ders, Prochaska, Robisoii, I ' edcrseii, Gamble, Shelley, Daiiiien, Starr. Third Roxv: Koellc, Froom, Jentz (h.r.), Garter (prcs.), Jacobseii, Tett, Myers, Hauflc. tourth Roiv: Hanson, Gatterton (v. p.), Gannon, Bricker, Hack- fort, Dostal, Willoughby, Nielsen, Cooper. Back Row: Peretto, Durr, Vene, Borne, Smith, Long, Pierschbacher, lirindlc, Carlson, Gordon. 296 For the fifth year in a fo v Noble House handled the preparations for the MRA Inaugural Ban- (juet. It Avas their job to plan the menu and deco- rations, take care of the invitations, and provide everything that goes into making the banquet a highlight of the year for the MRA. Several in- formal parties were held throughout the year. The freshmen were welcomed to Noble House with a steak fry given by the upper classmen. During orientation week sexeral exchanges were organ- ized to help the freshmen get acquainted. Noble House was active in intramurals, participating in basketball, volleyball, and chess. The men won the bowling Professional League championship. Noble House TIME to play pick-up-sticks. Noble prepares for MRA banquet; participate in intramurals Front Roir: Malchow, Brush, Cavin, Allen, Parks (h.r.), Pierce (prcs.). Grie e, Cobley, Abbott. Second Roir: Brown, Powell, Cross, Griflin, Osipowicz, Gates, Miller, Krull, Schasfer, Hull, Prather. Third Row: Schreiner. Koch, Leeper, Griffith, Miller, Smith, Tietz, Cantrell, Olson, Stacy. Fourth Row: Kothenbeutel, Hamilton, Gerischcr, Carter, Liska, Larsen (treas.), Aitchison, Waldstein, Steoger. Fifth Row: Hentzel, Tseng, Ward, Jawhari, Pollock, Skretu, Lindgren, Rooncy, Richardson, Swenson. Sixth Row: Refshauge, GilHland, Shearer, Teller, Lcvine, Eagle, Hillman, Malchow, Curra n, Miller, Miller, Bowie. ' k 9 f t 1 © es O|a 1 297 ALWAYS ready to lielp get ready for that hitr date. Norman House builds Queen ' s Float and boasts of campus activities Norman House Norman House was asked to build the Queen ' s Float for the ' 63 Veishea Parade. The float was also Iowa State ' s entry in the Drake Relays Parade. During the year, Norman House averaged one social function a week including parties at Pine Lake, Holiday Inn, and Ledges State Park. The men of Norman received the MRA activities trophy both spring and fall (juarters of 1963. The house had the honor of sponsoring the sec- ond Homecoming Queen ' s selection tea. Indi- vidual honors included Stan Nollen who was tapped for Cardinal Key, and Don Meyer and Larry Rowley who were initiated into Chessmen. Front Ruiv: Michael. StruIluTs, Hiklcn, Rowley (pres.), Slight. Sciond Ron: Dftig, Sloiicr, Ciarr. Olson, Meyer. McCllurg, Logg, Hamlin, Hanst)n, Pelzer. Ttiird Row: Kim, .McClurg, Sieren, Bruiis, Menefee, Leichtman, Movall, Olson. Fourth Roxv: Johnson (h.r.). Crow, Corey (v. p.), Meyer, Cooney, Johnson, Hartwig, Cook, Olson. (■ ( Row: White, Brown, Petrak, Claeys, Renelli, Pribyl, Johnson, Faaberg. Back Row: Krantz, Gru- nig, Willeke, Henning, Denipewolf. Abbs, Hurd, Kearney, Hassnian. 298 Pearson House Pearson House had representation in many activ- ities, including the MRA Executive Council, Chessmen, Homecoming Central Committee, and Government o£ the Student Body. One of the Vei- shea scholarships went to a Pearson man. Pear- son ' s display, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, added depth to the Veishea festivities. In Blast competition, Pearson and Pi Beta Phi won the award for pre-Blast publicity. The entry, Ind- aba, had an African theme and featured a reed hut twenty-six feet high, with the added attraction of Pi Phi Voodoo dancers. EVER feel like someone wauled you for supper? Pearson sinks to 20,000 leagues; win pre-blast publicity with Indaba Front Row: Moburg, Farrell, Payne, Marasw (v. p.). Schult?, Hcidcrsladt, Parncr, Hoist, Anthony, Qiiinn. SfC- ond Row: Jiiclfs. Thorinan, Rockne, Koontz, Kearns, Hurlbut. Tubbs, Rufhlc, Wilkinson, Bina. Third Roir: Rigler, Matike, Curpher, Wilson, Easier, Voorhces, Fuller, Wiese, Kcnagy, Payne, Tofte . fourth Row: Sniitli, Goecfte, Rottler, Schiller, Nelson, Schalekamp, O ' Dean, Linch, Thoem, Hoover, Lycluvick. Fifth Row: Dugdale, Recdquist (h.r.). Dosland, Samuelson, Anderson, Anderson, W., Morrison, Ray, Beyer, Krass, Yelick. Back Row: Church, Daume, Wulfsberg, Schroeder, Hoist, Siout, Weiss, Crtswell, Anderson, Anderson, D., Rudig, Caicedo. 1 I I 299 front Row: Xfc M in t,i , M;ii iiiaii. kruse, Berryhill, Lange, Peterson. Second Row: Butler, Fisher, Hinsman, Lind, Patterson, Oslund, Hawcs (prcs.), Wilson, Hjelle. Third Row: Piatt, Wong, Sill, Keegan, Crowell, Bracy, Vroom, Forsyth, fourth Row: Hegg, Recce, Maurer, Hesse, Wallace, McCiuinness, Stebbings, Hill, fifth Row: Martin, Peterson, Ozbcy, Lewis, Brady (v. p.), Baiiniann, Ritchhart, Gillette, Jansen. Back Row: Bakker, Seda, Mosbach, McMahon, Wilhelm, Wubben, Bruzek, Bruce, Lichty (h.r.), Wagner. Richey House Scholastlcally Richey men rate second In MR A; plan pajama party THAT ' S what I call trimniing the tree! With warm weather and rising spirits the men of Richey House planned a pajama party for spring quarter. Also spring quarter the inen brought home the Softball championship while participat- ing in all other intramural activities. Fall quarter was highlighted by numerous exchanges and a hay- ride and picnic, but the approaching cold weather meant the men planned indoor parties such as their winter semi-formal. Scholastically, the men captured second place honors for gradepoint in the MRA and sixth all-campus. 300 Sage House enjoyed a year full of many spontan- eous get-togethers and trips to the local pizza house. The high point of Sage ' s social life came winter (juarter with a tobogganing party. The re- sult was two and one-half hours tobogganing, four bloody noses, and two dislocated knees. The men and their dates enjoyed a hayride in a bean field south of Ames while the guitar players of Sage kept most of the couples singing throughout the ride. Cries of let ' s have another one next weekend, indicated that the function was a success. This fall quarter was topped off with a Halloween party at the Red Barn. THE finishing loxicJies are added to Sage ' s Christinas tree. Sage House Tobogganing downfall for Sage; but didn ' t stop meetings for pizza Front Row: Haugen, Stoner, Nooryani, Madson. Jaworski, Lear. Srrond Row: Rogers, VanGalder, Graham, Schlcisman, McMillin. Tliird Row: Stoffrcgcn, Harvey, Elbert, Roddcwig, Schumacher (h. ner. Back Row: Mead (v. p.), Moore, Ahrenholt, Staszak (pres.), Todd, Growder. McLcod, r.), Kich- 8 •§ § rji f 1 fl T KIA i wl H it 1 s m | H I B i A K HP Hn Mii E 1 301 DOWN by the sea shore . . . in Spinney House? Spinney House Athletics is a big activity for Spinney House with teams entered in many intramural contests. The Class A championship trophies in both basketball and Softball went to the men of Spinney. They captured a second place trophy in track. During Greek Week Spinney men sponsored an all-uni- versity dance in the East Linden recreation room. Iowa ' s windy days sparked the idea for a kite fly- ing exchange with the women of Elm Hall. The men enjoyed a picnic on the Des Moines River across from the Ledges State Park. Folksinging and a sing-along resulted in fun for all. Athletics big activity for Spinney men; plan all-university dance Front Row: Hutchinson, Hartwig, MacKay, Moeller, Kerr, Johnson. Second Row: Larson, Geisler, Joffman, Duf- field, Armstrong, Weiner, Aarsen, VanderWilt, Botten, Benson. Third Row: Dow, Hadsall, McCallistcr, Ovcrby (v.p.), Stronczed, Gannon, Hallberg, Schultz. Fourth Row: Nebbe, Hunst, Walls, Wall, James, Frazier, Fischer, Austin, Liqouri. 302 Stalker House Good neighbors are the men of Stalker House. Their project this year was adopting a foster child. In return for paying much of her living expenses, the men corresponded with her and compiled a complete life history of the small girl — her picture and a list of her interests. Besides numerous ex- changes and impromptu parties the main social event for the Stalker men is a house party each quarter. Ghosts, goblins, and pumpkins Avere tlie invited props for the fall house party which used the theme Halloween. RAISE our voices in so7ig Stalker men adopt foster child; scare up ghosts at Halloween Front Roiv: Evans, Weycr, Eilian, Ethington, Esau, Rahm. Second Row: Manning (prcs.), Torbert, Dochter- man, Tjadcn, Fifter, Howie (v. p.), Sieben, Witte. Third Row: Stake, Pua. Myhr, White, Miller, Fogerty, Malik. fourth Row: Allers, Townsend, Kiesau, Lenth, Payer, Newmarch, Schill, Anton. Fifth Row: Martin (sec.) , Hendrix, Lathrop, Flanagan, Wymore, Workman (treas.). Finch, Sheaburne. Back Row: Karmeier, Newell, Jentz, Palik, Rodgers (h.r.), Adams, Riede, Holihan. 303 The men o£ Stange House have had another suc- cessful year filling it with parties, exchanges, and sports. Ihey wasted no time in making plans to build a homecoming display with Welch Hall, Fry Those Panhandlers. Stange enjoyed their house party at the 4-H Camp in Madrid, where the men and their dates danced to the music of the Al Sharon sextet. The men take an active part in intramurals each quarter. Their annual fresh- man-upper classman football game restdted in an exciting victory for the veterans. Two house members were initiated into Pi Tau Sigma, me- chanical engineering honorary. Stange House IT ' S just Iwrder to be on the bottom. Men of Stange house ' ' Fry Those Panhandlers; initiate two into ME honorary Front Row: Hicks, Hitzhusen (prcs.), Reeves, Raithel, Wander, Boyken, Bear. Second Row: Russell, Montgom- ery, Rice, Hamm, Devine, Boltorff, Benin, Mulert, Freese, Bouslaugh. TtiirrI Row: Block, Warner, Boren, Porter, Henricksen, Thompson, Byerly, Frus, Johnson, Taylor. Fourth Row: Fo cn, Appell, Driimm, Collopy, Christcnsen, Cooper, Warrick (sec.treas.) , Hein. Carlscn. Fiflli How: Gniii, Vix, Roherts. Guthrie, Cooper, Ibson, Huntrods, Kamniin, Ancierson. Back Row: Strunk, Adamck, Wikner, Cla ' .onder. Leek, Hanisch, Lorimor, Frasier. 304 STANTON ' S bowling team represented the house in one of the many MRA intramural sports. Starting off their social calendar of the new year, Stanton men and their dates enjoyed an evening of fun at the hotise party Winter Magic. Stan- ton ' s bowling team was runner up in the 1963 Ex- pert League fall quarter and found sport in volley- ball, basketball, and other intramural sports. Even with a full schedule of classes the men found time to participate in festival chorus and create spon- taneous card games at all hours of the day and night. Several men were chosen for electrical en- gineering honoraries and Jim Mense was elected representative to Agriculture Council. Stanton House Stanton bowling team runners up in 1963 Expert League Front Row: Heibncr, Nachazel, Nelson, Frantz, Pooley, Campbell, Sheriff (prts.), l.eachman. Second Row: Akpanekong, Gregory, Steele, Goemaat, Cuthbert, Archibong. Third Row: Mense, Light, Schafbuch, Bergstrom, Niemeyer (sec.) , Nelson (treas.) , Owen. Fourth Row: Schnack, Harris, Swanson, Celania, Cole, Clement, Stein. Back Row: Swenson, Baago, Cunningham, Reith, Albrecht, Sandfort, Morgan. I- '  305 Stevenson House entered Moby Dick, in the Veishea float and captured the first place trophy in the MRA division. One of Stevenson ' s most outstanding members, Odius Ern from Lake La- Verne, was their entry in the Ugly Man on Cam- pus contest during the Blast. The inen took an active part in intramurals and brought home the Class D touch football championship trophy fall quarter. The busy pre-Christmas season inspired the Stevenson men to go caroling with the women of Birch Hall. The snow and winter chill was per- fect for the Stevenson tobogganing party. LOTS of man hours, lots of work, hut a homecoming display to show off your house is really luorth all of the effort. Stevenson House Stevenson, entered UMOC at Blast; found sport in tobogganing Front Row: Drews. Goode (prcs.), Budlong, Sceley, Wilson, Hays, Hinds. Second Row: Abel, Hasting, Crans- ton, Ooten, Londot, Pullman, Koski (v. p.), Ratkewicz, Carr, Idzal, Welch. Third Row: Jacobson, Redfern, Johnson, Uowling, Prince, Ropp, Robinson, Sim, Griffith, Neal. Fourth Row: Faidley, Wiseman, Eplcv, Oestereich, Rheinschmidt, Witte, Hansell, Clary, Prunty. Fifth Row: Parker, Hasson (h.r.), Zittergrncn, Severa, Harms, Adams, Salerno, Gardner, Jackson, Flanagan. Back Row: Gallentine, Schroeder, Honn, Pro, Westberg (treas.), Piercy, Martens, Grotjohn, Christiansen, Ching. 306 Front Row: Lowe, Holmes, Morrissey, Leabo, Spies, Khan, Mangra. Second Row: Engebretson, VanHouwel- ing, Wirth (v.p.), Gustin, Pierce, Felton, Evans. Third Row: Slapleton, Kubik, Haiar, Greenlee, Moe, Kil- gore, Galer, Smith. Back Row: Wells, Rosenfeld, Hewlett, Nieland, Baughman (pres.), Sierck, Reynolds (sec). Marcucci, McCormick. Stewart men view Jamaican life; ' ' Love Valentine party Stewart House A BIG PROJECT for Stewart men was the decoration of their first house Christmas tree luhich starts a yearly tradition. Slides showing life in Jamaica were the feature presentation at Stewart ' s House dinner winter quarter. Two men visited the home of head resi- dent Art Lowe in Jamaica and showed the men a style of life and customs different from ours. Since Stewart was a new house this fall, the major pro- ject was the purchase of a new television set for the den and an AM-FM radio to keep study breaks varied. Stewart men joined forces with Firkins house to initiate a formal party to celebrate Valen- tine ' s Day and chose the traditional theme of Love which is associated with the holiday. 307 Giving is the main theme of the holiday season and the men of Woodrow House were not above giving. They donated money to buy food and toys for a needy family in the Ames area. House members also took their own tree and their Christmas cards to the family. In conjunction with Religion-In-Life week on campus the men held a house dinner which featured a speaker. Keeping abreast of intramurals, Woodrow men formed a house bowling team and a basketball team, and in the spring paddled furiously in the Veishea canoe races. Woodrow House WHOEVER said Christmas ivas for children forgot to add that children never do grow up. Woodrow men find joy in giving during the holidays Front Row: Williams, Thomas, Casey, Quinn (h.r.), Liston, Kiiine, Danielson, Zobrist, Youngman. Second Row: Brosamle, Wolfmcyer, Pakravan, Miller, Wistrom, Rajtora (v. p.), Mishmash (pres.) Rhodes. Third Row: Wishart, Dailey, Sorensen, Rutter, Gregerson, Larson, Battles, Rusher, Hansen. Fourth Row: Eagan, Griswold, Winnike, Sorensen D., Drury, Barfels, Harrison, Herr, Abraham, McGuire. Back Row: Alleman (sec.) , Uchytil, Wilson, Strachan, Collins, Applegate, Hradsky (treas.) , Lamberts, Mulhern. 308 . . . source of all sources . . . place of many ten o ' clock coffee breaks . . . pizza . . . kleenex, toothpaste, soap . . . presents for secret pals . . . maybe a show about five ... or just a walk, window shop- ping ... a long walk from the dorms . . . stop lights, traffic, Lincoln Way ... a new sight after the summer change. Dog Town, U. S. A. 309 DUST in her heels, tired feet . . . walking, smiting, talking . . . IBM cards . . . I wonder if I look alright . . . nen)ousness . . . in weeks, it ' s long . . . in short, it ' s great. Panhellenic Council RUSH WEEK ... a welcome back after a long summer ... an August start for a new year . . . Merry-Go-Rounds, ice water, fifteen minutes . . . shoes in the bushes . . . fra- ternity eyes . . . What ' s your major? . . . It was so nice meeting you ... a half-hour and himdreds of faces . . . house tours, skits . . . rain and wet lunbrellas ... an hour this time . . . preference desserts . . . pledge night . . . belonging . . . four years . . . and after. 310 PANHELLENIC . . . working with your sisters . . . house effort . . . disfAays, skits, and hash sessions . . . familiar faces . . . paint, wood, nails, creffe paper . . . all night projects . . . it ' s great to be back. PANHELLF.NIC COUNClL-f ron Row: McKendrick, Tripp (pres.). Hedeen, Wallace, Johnson, Broadbent. Second Row: Erbc, Busch, . llen. Hill, Sears (sec). Third Row: Baukol (v.p.), Denutte, Keppv, Hobart, Cam- eron. Fourlh Row: Brown, Wolff, Nesset, Meek, Porter, Carlson. Back Row: Green, Pudenz, Pauly, MacFar- lane. Miller. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL ... two delegates from each sorority . . . the governing body of the twelve houses . . . sorority policies ... the fall MRA project . . . the Woodward School party for re- tarded children ... the yearly scholarship to an outstanding woman . . . alum advice . . . chapter elections . . . pledges . . . initiations . . . candle blowings . . . serenades . . . exchanges . . . fellowship. P. NHELLENIC PLEDGE COUNCIL-f ron( Row: Reid, Anderson, Cameron (adv.), Blenderman, Buckles. Second Row: Grahm, Mc.Mahon, Gohlinghorst, Baukol (adv.), Curnow. Back Row: Van Wert, Porter (adv.), Ingraham, Clymer. II 311 SONGLEADER Marci Aldinger leads the Alpha Chi Omegas in one of their favorite so?igs. Costumes and decorations characterize the nineteen twenties at the Alpha Chi Omega Speakeasy. Couples danced, tried their luck gam- bling with play money, and drank root beer served from the bar. The same theme was carried over to Father ' s Weekend. Mother ' s Weekend in the spring was of a different note, as the Alpha Chi ' s had a Date with an Angel. The girls and their dates took the children from the Ames Children ' s Home on a picnic as part of their altruistic project. During the Blast the Alpha Chi ' s purchased the Acacia house for a night. IT ' S TIME for a new kind of exchange — a few laps around the rec room. 312 ALPHA CHI OMEGA A Chi O ' s lounge in speakeasy; honor mother on her weekend Front Row: Holmes, Stubbs, Hobson, Mitchell, Cuthbert, Arnoff, Andrews (v. p.). Paine, Miller, Waller. Second Row: Wagner, Tripp (corr. sec.) , Nuckolls, VonStoeser, Mrs. McCrary, Johnson (v.p.) , Schulze, WiUiams, Lane. Scit . Third How: Arnoff, Omeis, Hahn, Swver, Cameron, Mat , Lyman. Johnson. Priebe. Fourth Row: Pollock, Liggett, Listen, Gilkeson, Bowman, Hall, Thompson, Gi bbs, Drahosh (pres.). Smith. Back Row: Aldinger, Olsen, Oatman, Lebkuecher, Bowman (trcas.), Casey, Robinson, Pelra, Ubl. I 313 ALPHA DELTA PI n n m ifTik[rr] n xi- A D Pis rank first at Derby Days; welcome addition to house ► Front Row: Judge, Benson, Moorhcad, Skow, Mrs. Frcy, Ryan, Brockett, Carruthers. Second Row: Heck, Huedcpohl, Porter, Baiky, Conley, Doose, Bossen, Kaster. Third Row: Mitchell, Munsell, Stetzler, Cravchec, Edwards, Keppy, Sargent (pres.), Fitch. Fourth Row: Van Wert, Riser (v.p.), Geiger, Behm, Miller, McBridc, Holtz, Pudenz, Jurgcnscn (treas.). Bach Row: Seng, Henncssy, Hansen, (sec), Legg, Crayne, Scholfield, Rada- kovich, Clark. S._5_? 314 The Alpha Deka Pi House was transformed to the Golden Nugget and welcomed dancers during the Greek Week celebration. The house was decorated as a night club complete with bar and swinging doors. During the Blast the A D Pi ' s worked with Alpha Chi Rho and built a coffee house which featured different kinds of expresso coffee. Fall quarter found the girls at Sigma Chi Derby Day ' s. Their entries in the events did well and captured the first place award for Alpha Delta Pi. The girls welcomed a new addition to their dinning room which increased the capacity of the room by thirty persons. GIVE a good impression . . . rake the leaves and make the house sparkle for possible pledt es. ITS REALLY the prettiest tree and best Christmas we ' ve ever had, these Alpha Delta Pi ' s decide. 315 A live donkey was featured on the front porch of the Alpha Gamma Delta house during a pledge party, Sotuh of the Border. The Fla- mingo Club welcomed Iowa State students during Greek Week. Alpha Gam ' s teamed their efforts with Farm House to present a Varieties skit, Wetside Story and were awarded the runner-up sweepstakes trophy. The Hotel Fort Des Moines was the setting for the Alpha Gam Christ- mas formal, Nuit de Noel. The girls also ranked high scholastically, being first in active sorority scholarship spring quarter. 316 ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Alpha Gam ' s high, scholastically; entertain. Greek Week visitors Front Rojr: Lucas (sec), Hartmann, Roberts, Mrs. Tott, Wiedcr, Osborn, Ness, Qiiinn. Second Rojv: Burk- hart, Carmichael, Parks, SchucUer, Murphy, Swartz, Campbell, Davis (set.), Lewis. Third Row: Wasclkov, Long, Erger, Ewoldt, Frankenfield, MacFarlane, Wilson, Whitcombe, Hillyard, Ferguson. Fourth Row: Doty (pres.). Griffin (v. p.), Holz, Frankenfield, Richter, Lettow, Busse, Carlson, Erickson. Back Row: Pauly, Bell, Raynor, Hall, Lawhon, Lucht, Cox, Beckett, Woline (treas.), Grosvenor. I 317 CHI OMEGA □ „□ LI a D • , —  Chi Omega becomes royal house; places second in Sor-Dor Front Row: Kirkbride, Winberg (sec), Hapke, Brown, Mrs. Tack, Hauswald, Stinc, Knapheidc, Riinyan, Cat- ron. Second Row: Hoffman, Gertscn, Lawson, Lindesmith, Hodgson, Wells, Rock, Dean, Craven (treas.). Third Row: Stedronsky, Frye, Boge, Green (pres.) , Thorp, Nordland, Tincher, Blomberg. fourth Row: Gunn, Thompson, Young, Meinccke, Hubcr, Johnson, BUinicnstein, Hoehn. Hark Rmv: Haupert, Rinehart, Walker, Wulfsberg, Kofster, Philpott, VanDraska, Conklin. r : I t f t V • t ♦ t y ¥•  V 318 m Chi Omega had a royal house this year with Barbara Blom berg, Varsity I Queen; Ka ren Wulfsberg, Homecoming Queen; and Anne Rock, Garden Queen. The Chi O ' s sang sweetly for second place in Sor-Dor competition but were smoked out of The Cave during Blast. Sporting their way to a second place in Derby Days and spook- ing-up Halloween with the Delts added to Chi O fun fall quarter. Winter quarter brought Carnation Christmas, the annual dinner- dance. The Chi O ' s were recognized scholastically with eight girls initiated into honorary societies. REALLY couldn ' t study tonight anyway, but since I ' ve only a midterm paper due tomorrow I can allot about an hour. A SHORT TIME before dinner, or maybe a jew minutes before quiet hours, these girls can always find time for a songfest. 319 Till DELTS don comfortable clothes during rush loeek preparations. The Tri Deks enjoyed an informal dance with the Kappa Sigs and D U ' s at the Boone Community Center during winter quarter. Varie- ties found them working with the Deka Sigs to present the Coed Head. rhe annual spring dinner-dance was held at the Des Moines Golf and Country Club. A Tri Delt was named the Best Dressed Girl on Campus and Kitty Crockett was Autumn Cotillion Queen and prin- cess of the National Livestock Show. Tri Deks were also represented on Iowa State cheerleaders and the SOV prodtiction, The Music Man. LET ' S TRY this song just once more and then we can go decorate for the skit. 320 DELTA DELTA DELTA • . i o: Ul Tri Dett named best dressed; co- sponsor ' Coed Head ' Front Row: Baker, Wood, Kriiek (sec.) , Taylor, Mrs. Rambo, Klicka, Smith (threas.) , McDermott. Tolo. Second Row: Gould, Harrington, Stephens, Kaderabek, Matterson, Robinson, Simon, Buckaloo. Third Roiv: Wegner, Nicholson, Segersten (pres.), Gustafson, Kramer, Forsythe, Maloney (v.p.), Emanuel, Frick. Fourth Row: Orum, Muiller, Wilmarth, Broadbent, Mindrup, Newell, McKcndrick, Baughman. Back Row: Crockett, Wright, Sharbo, Plager, Mohn, Schwartz, March, Swanson, Fair. 321 DELTA ZETA Delta Zeta ' s honor housemother at tea; stage fake police raid S Front Row: Ebertz, Borgstrom, Johnson, Waterman, Hall, Hill, Weir, Hammans, Jones. Second Row: Werth, Primus, Swinney, Rchdcr, Steward, Kuhl (trcas.), Nielsen, Hoover, Yost, Jensen. Third Row: Fox, Hahn, Link, Bensen (Pros.), Miller, Doll, Butler, Grismore, Deutsch. Fourth Row: Tanner, Borden, Buch- wald (sec). Thompson, LaVerc, Metzler, Walker, Fulghum, Bane, Harrison. Back Row: Fowler, Bohne, Reynolds, Deanovic, Kclley, Nesset, Morse, DeYoung, Bohn, Sours. 322 A tradition at the Delta Zeta house is the DZ Man Party. Party-goers came in costumes from around the world and a trophy was awarded to Bob Kopp, Delta Tau Delta, who became the DZ Man. A special tea was given by the girls to honor their housemother, Mom Fridley, who has been at the DZ house five years. Theme of their winter formal Moon Mist was highlighted in decorations of sparkling candela- bras. Local Ames police cooperated with the pledges by staging a fake raid at the Roaring Twenties party. For the second consecutive year, the DZ ' s won the intramurals trophy and the girls were thrilled when their chorus line was runner-up in the sweepstakes Varieties. QUARTERLY FORMALS are a big affair for those attending. IT ' S GOOD to get a letter from home! 323 GAMMA phi ' s practice for their Varieties Girls dance. OKAY, let ' s take it from the top. The Gamma Phi Beta ' s joined the Sig Ep ' s in creating From the Hand of Twain, a float based on many of Mark Twain ' s works and their entry won tlie first place trophy in the combination dixision. During riisii the Gamma Phi ' s were awarded the Panhellenic Scholarship trophy. The Sigma Chi ' s chose Marty Hollander as their 1963 Derby Darlin ' . Okies met a sad death in the Gamma Phi Homecoming display Oh, What a Beautiftd Morning, which depicted Cy preparing a gra e for a fallen cowboy. Al Capone lived again as the Gamma Phi ' s and the men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon brought prohibition to Iowa State by way of their Varieties skit. 324 GAMMA PHI BETA Gamma Phis create prlze-winrLLng float; win scholarship trophy Front Row: Brockman, Cramer, fott, Mrs. Bagge, Larsen, Moser, Erickson, Lindquist. Second Row: Battey, Kilbane. Perr ' . Schroeder, Harter, Strand (sec), Fox. Third Row: Oyaas, Schwitters, Bessman, Hollander, Carlson, Brooks, Fredrechsen. Fourth Row: Saug, Watson, Neve, Busch, Devin (treas.), Woodley, Dresser, Lavtrty. Back Row: Gowan, Paulson, Ryan, Petersen, Percival, Porter (v.p.), Amiing. © €• © i JUi i %4 Wi ■h 7 T| tfm fM %M i 325 KAPPA ALPHA THETA Theta reigns as Queen of Queens ; entertain foreign student Front Roxv: Anderson, McRoberts, Tietze. Reynolds (pres.). Mrs. Pooley, Jones, Mcnsing, Bishop (v. p.), Sage. Second Row: Narland, Williams, Guslafson, Curran, Wallace, Hedecn, Anderson, Boling. Third Row: Kastien, Miller, Hildebrand, Scott, Andrescn, Becmer. Foley. Fourth Row: Latham, Miller, Hansen, Smithers, Speth, Minish, Ward, Puntennev. Bark Row: N ' ichaus, Abrahamson, Cilcini, Sartor, Shields, Petit (sec.) , Kolosha, LaBarre, F.llis. 326 Kappa Alpha Theta reigned over Veishea this year as Kay Kolosha was crowned Queen of Queens. The Theta ' s and Delta Sig ' s won Sweepstakes for their parade entry, Arabian Nights. High school foreign exchange students were guests of the Theta ' s and Farm House at an American Field Service weekend. During fall rush Theta ' s were awarded the scholarship cup for an outstanding pledge class. The house is trying for that honor again with one third of the girls in campus honoraries. Tin Can Alley was the address for the fall party. The Theta ' s fed their dates hobo stew from fancy cans at their dinner-dance. THETAS mix fun with work for rush week preparations. WE ' LL have these moments to remember. 327 ' Pmf - M i m ■ Wl w MANY busy hours were spent by the KD ' s as they prepared for rush. In spite of heavy rains last spring, the Kappa Deka seniors gave their annual Hawaiian Luau, but the party moved inside from the patio as the K D ' s and their dates danced to the music of the Rogues. The fol- lowing day the seniors were honored with a breakfast at Brookside and a toss in Skunk River. As part of their service project, the K D ' s raised money to buy rain parkas for the invalid children at Camp Sunnyside. The parkas can cover the children and their wheelchairs in case of rain. Highlight of the Kappa Delta social calendar was the annual White Rose Formal held at the Hyperion Club in Des Moines. The girls wore long formals characterizing an elegant evening. THESE KD ' s take time from their busy week of classes, activities, dates, and bridge. 328 nm i KAPPA DELTA ' ' ' ' ' n I I n J L G G m — - Kappa Delta ' s honor seniors; buy parkas for crippled children Front Row: Baade (pres.). Levin, Specht, Borchers, Randolph, Hageniann, Ecklund. Buzzetti. Second Row: Hanisch, Witter, Messelheiser, Timmers, Lottus, Nelson, Fredregill. Third Row: Eiscle, Morris, Hemerson, Mrs. Osborne, Minden, Hays, Keil. Fourth Row: Wyatt. Hamill, Durian, Dietrich, Pollei, DeCarlo, Bailey, Dahl. Back Row: Crawford, Scars (sec), Unglenk, Olson, Lortz, Shurts (v. p.), Deur, Roberts. f O 9 ' 1 f 1 V 1 329 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Kappa ' s win Yell Like Hell ; raise money for Iowa State Center (ym Irani Ron ' : McCoimcll, Soiilts, Anderson, Mrs. Haycnga. Bowers, Schupbacli, Maconibcr, Steinbeiser (treas.), I ' rochaska. Second Row: Fleming, Hazclton, Landes, Gittins, Soloway, Kubicek, Hale, Miller. Third Row: Righter (sec), Fortin, Hcebink, Godin, Woodhead, Bartcll, Hazelton S. Fourth Row: Pope, Dedrikson, Van Dorn, Goetsch, Hootman, Smith, Spencer, McGowen. Back Row: Barron, Klouda, Dahm, Arnold, Scuddcr, McXanght, Roc. 330 Kappa Kappa Gamma went south spring quarter with a Picanini Party. Uncle Remus, a combined effort of the Kappa ' s and Beta ' s took third place in the Veishea parade, but the Kappa ' s showed real spirit, winning the Yell Like Hell contest and the Homecoming tro- phy with Ears to Victory. With Triangle the Kappa ' s washed cars to increase the Iowa State Center fund. A Masquerade added to fall fun. A Kappa Cleopatra entered the Varieties sweepstakes. The an- nual Monmouth Duo with the Pi Phi ' s highlighted winter quarter. KAPPA ' S luin Homecoming trophy with Ears to Victory KAPPAS leave for that mid-week break . . . the M ' edne.sciay night exchange. LiMtiliM 331 PI PHI ' S honor province president Mrs. Koza with a special candlelight serenade during her annual visit to the house. Top honors went to the Pi Phi ' s as they captured a first place trophy for their Veishea float, Joan of Arc, and their Varieties skit The Circle of Brotherhood done with Delta Sigma Phi. Barb Flickinger won the sweepstakes trophy for her flash act, You Can ' t Get a Man With a Gun. The annual Pi Phi-Sig Ep Valentine Project took the form of the Heart and Arrow Dance, all proceeds going to the Me- morial Union for its new addition. Social events included the Mon- mouth Duo with the Kappas and the spring formal given by the seniors. The Pi Phi ' s proudly welcomed Mother Fran, their new house mother. ' WE PANDA WIN with its movable head won the attention of all . . especially the younger set . . . during Homecoming. 332 PI BETA PHI :1W. Pi Phi ' s win trophy for Veishea float; sponsor dance with Sig Eps Front Row: Lyon, Baukol, Hoppe, Hcmerson, Guentlier, Johnson, Wilson, Ohde. Haggar. Second Row: Chambers, Greeney, Cord, Antbrosius, Chaney, Kent Rosengreen, Iverson (v. p.). Third Row: Hitzeman. Throckmorton, Mrs. Walling, Holets, Cornelius, Appenzeller, Beard. Fourth Row: Nagel, Larson, Smedal, Carlson, Suhr (treas.), Van Ness, Erbe, Mack. Back Row: Helm, Miller (pres.), Flickinger, Ruhe, Armitagc, Johnson, Coletti, Wentzell. I I 333 SIGMA KAPPA Sigma Kappa ' s host Greek Week party; pledges give fireside front Roir: Kathy Anderson (ireas.), Krcbsbach, Scott, Karen Anderson, Palmtiuist, Slreiff, Liljedahl. Second Row: Dannewitz, (prcs.). Dennutte, Mrs. George, Nissen (v.p.), DeVries, Goodman. Third Row: AhrenhoUz (v. p.), Bortle, Naunian, C. Johnson, Sandage, Holdeman. Back Row: Farnsworth, Schlacks, Hobart, Ellingson, Shiplon, J. Johnson. 334 Highlights in the life of the Sigma Kappa ' s this year included a successful Greek Week open house and the building of the Homecoming display, ISU Victor. The spring formal, Legend in Lavender, was held at the chapter house, and the sophomores held a Haunted Sea Castle party this fall. The Christmas fireside given by the pledges had as one of the traditional decora- tions, the twenty foot tall Christmas tree. Honors bestowed on the SK ' s included a Mortar Board tapping and the selection of a member for SPAN. The SK ' s con- tinued their philanthropies with contribu- tions to the Maine Sea Coast Mission. EXCHANGES are one of the more enjoyable times of the xoeek. SIGMA KAPPA ' S find relaxation around the piano after dinner. 335 Interfraternity Council FRATERNITY LIFE . . . a bridge hand after dinner . . . and then some studying . . . Interfraternity Council . . . IFC ... a goal to represent and serve . . . strive for effective rep- resentation . . . the fraternity system ... a worthwhile service to Iowa State and the com- munity ... a party for orphans . . . enforce- ment of safety regulations in Greek Houses. . . . Greek Week 1963 . . . operation lifeline . . . four house parties after the Peter, Paul and Mary concert ... all supported by IFC. 336 [ • •  « • • « • « . • •- • • • • • • • ' •f • • • . • • • . • . . - -i . . bcjorc a pliunc call . . . . . . every man an individual, yet a vital part of the whole to zvhich he contributes 337 Greek life is unity, tradition, enthusiasm, accomplishment . . serenading after hours . . . . participating in iniramnrnis . 338 r! ! iiiw i5rl . . . taking part in Blast auctions and university junctions . . . Free cigarettes . . sororities waiting tables . . . hand shakes . . . getting weaker . . . girls knit- ting on lawns . . . suits and ties ... of course we ' ll have a new house ... no alcoholic bev- erages . . . there goes the budget . . . just wait until you ' re a pledge . . . line-ups . . . pledge skips . . . work sessions ... a sense of belonging . . . exchanges . . . serenades . . . scholarship. . and xveekly exchanges. IFC conyention nominates presidential candidates In Greek elections; Is opened with Invocation by Jim Tledje, IFC vice-president PAGES receive messages anil iiiii errands heticeen delegations. DEMONSTRATIONS by jralernities and sororities were finally stopped after five minutes of parailing around the Soulli Ballroom of the Union. DELEGATES listen to the tiuelve-niin- ules acceptance speeches by the nominees. 340 GAMMA GAMMA— Lf £ to right: Lynn Anderson, Vivian Giutii, Jim Tiedjc, Marilyn FicL-inan, Dan Long- nccker, Tony Lazos. P INTERFRATERNITY PLEDGE COV CIL-Front Row: Kaser, Penkhus, Gusiafson, Lundie, Cramer. Second Row: Wyek, Browne, Buelow, Hannum, Baurhyte, WilHamsan, Johns:on. Third Row: Jones, Spcers, Rump, Mores, Wilson, Gustafson. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL-Fro«( Row: Williams. Miller, Franks, Smith, Sebastian (pres.). St. John, Pigott, Jones. Second Row: Farland, Kolbe, Ebcrhardl, Pierrot, Lebens, Casey, Schram, Kroeger. Third How: Searcy, Wolf, Bergstrom, Hunt, Vanderwilt, Faxon, Robinson. Fourth Row: BroAnlee, Hatfield, Hutchings, Huedepohl, Whitney, Mason, Smith, Downey. Fifth Row: McClcllan, Smaha, Nels( n, Duckworth, Thompson, Anderson, Puck. I Pt ©J n m J . W « ' :f ' ■kS Uli l ft IT ' S SATURDAY at last, and a well-deserved rest at that . . . During the year the men of Acacia participated in Sinfonia and worked with the Gamma Phi Betas to present King Gort and the Nuts of the Round Table for Varieties. At Veishea they took first place in the fra- ternity division with their Paul Bunyan float. The Acacians had two football teams in class A; the pledge class team finished in third place. In the fall they put their fraternity house up for auction at Blast and gave a Night on the Nile Party. As the Acacians and their dates ap- proached the house they had to walk up a torch-lit path. FOR THE men of Acacia can boast of their very fine grade point. 342 ACACIA Acacia stages night on the Nile; places first in Veishea entries Front Row: Maxwell, Messerschmidt, Nowlan, Sandbulte, Mrs. Brownlee, Hultman, Lischcr, Vogel, Carlson, Good. Second Row: Sievers, Peterson, Ball (treas.), Whitney (pres.), Robinson, Leffler, Walker, Ball, Martin- son. Third Row: Boettcher, Hunt (sec.) , Nystrom, Kolp, French, Berzins, Page (v.p.) , Stientjes, Tuttle. Fourth Row: Lyon, Allen, Aso, Thomas, Ruegsegger, Eversole, Shcager, .Anderson, Wolfe. Back Row: Figge, . nderson. Harms, Cramer, Thompson, Nelson, Peter, Barnard, Zwcifel, Raven Wallway. 343 ADELANTE Adelantes redecorate their living room; honor house mother with tea Front Row: Burrows (trcas.) , Ris:i, Kotli, Miss Boalcr, Thicn, Wedewcr, Ouverson, Robertson. Second Row: Hoff, Chaplin, VanZcc, Robinson, Fogt-rtv, Tomecck. Third Row: A cr (sec.) , Price, Doohen, Frcitager, Needhani, Sietners. .Selb . tourth Row: Bcrkland ( .p.). Jamison, Brown, Hcibergcr, Hunziker, Poock. Back Row: Wcyrach, Wallin, Smaha (prcs.), Boysen, A cr J., Licpa, Trexcl. 344 The Adelante house was decorated as a playboy club for the house party, Playboy Hideaway. The brothers honored their housemother, Mrs. Bessie Nuckolls who had been their housemother for twelve years. A redecorated living room was welcomed by the Adelantes and they repainted the walls and added new carpeting and sofas. A new living room was a good reason to have another party, a gamb ling theme was carried out whereby chips were required to buy everything. Adelantes participated in intramurals, showing good per- formances in both basketball and wrestling. HOW do you think you can get aivay with a bid like tltat and still be one of us? IF IT ' S termites, the pledges zuill get them: if it ' s a treasure they ' ll get that, too! 345 Going beat for the Blast, Alpha Chi Rho built the Manhole, an es- presso coffee house featuring real espresso with just the right atmos- phere. Also during Blast the Crows entered Grad School Goul in the Ugly Man on Campus contest. Spring quarter saw them decked for a Bermuda Blast semi-formal party and building their 1963 Veishea float, Htick Finn. Alpha Chi Rho ' s entered two teams in the annual Veishea canoe races and when spring brought other sports they played to the Class C softball championship. Fall quarter, in conjunc- tion with Homecoming weekend, the Iowa State Chapter celebrated founders day for the graduate chapter. OTHERS nerves are soothed with some after-dinner music. SOME of the brothers relax after dinner over the nightly bridge hand. 346 ALPHA CHI RHO Alpha Chi Rho ' s seek relief in espresso; enter UMOC contest Front Row: Burke (sec.) , Anderson, Boelter, Mrs. Reeve, Grain, St ropes, Feldman. Second Row: Paulson, Stropes R., Ellenson, Bean, Casey (pres.). Kearney. Third Roxc: Williamson, Casey G., Miller, Willadsen, DeRoos, Wirth, Barnett. Fourth Row: Vanorsdol, Leonard, Woodfill, Nickels, Howe, Fuhr, Way. Back Row: Sandusky, Dcuprcc, Novak, Spiel man (v.p.) , Caddis, Fiupatrick, Haines. 347 ALPHA GAMMA RHO Active campus participation is sought by the AGR ' s front Row: Ahrendsen, Hull, Ackerman, Mrs. Larson, Livingston, Lott, Butsoii (sec), Corriell. Second Rojv: Holliday (v. p.), Stoner, Henderson, Rule, Ralliff, Butler. Third Row: Johnston, Ringkob, Henderson, Mack, Eilert Blockholt, Cooper, Blankenship (y-Tcs.) , Sheppard. fourth Row: Lindblom, Mahr, Thoreson, Greaser, Shoultz, Engncll, Furniort. Dorkendorff, Willey, Gustafson. Back Row: Hersirum, Rinderknecht, Dohrmann, Cohee, Thoreson, Hanson, Walker, Rife, Zcll. 348 The annual Pink Rose Formal high- lighted spring quarter at the Alpha Gamma Rho house. The AGR ' s for- got their finances with a Poverty Party, but a community effort with the Alpha Delta Pi ' s produced Rip Van Winkle, a float entry for the Veishea parade which showed no lack of fluids. A Pajama Party provided a study break during fall quarter before mem- bers got too study-minded and as winter quarter approached, the AGR ' s an- ticipated their Christmas party. House members were active in intramurals and several all-campus events. MAYBE NOT more conducive to studying, but the rec room has a much more relaxed atmosphere. THE living room is a popular place for a study break or a relaxed few minutes during a busy college day. 349 I KNOW just how you feel . . . I have this course where the instructor acts as if . . Another fun year has passed for Alpha Kappa Lambda. In intra- niurals ihe AKL ' s sported to a second place for points per man and added their talents to the Stars Over Veishea production, Music Man. Following the Japanese theme of the fall party, the AKL ' s picked up their dates in oriental rickshaws. Winter cjuarter brotight the annual Christmas party, Snowflakes Over Psi, as well as the third anniver- sary party of AKL. Psi chapter again won two awards nationally: the newsletter award for its publication, the Psi-clone and recognition as one of the oiustanding chapters of Alpha Kappa Lambda. BOB WARDALL lights one of those much-needed, rush-week tranquilizers. 350 ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA ?WfVt?wlrrCli AKL ' s win two national awards; transport dates in rickshaws From Row: Gruber (Ireas.), Harper, Farland (prcs.). Mrs. Baichley. Goodwin, Ruhde, Burkley. Second Row: Bonnes, Wardall, J. Miller, Baker (sec), Ives, Rutlcdge. Third Row: Morris, Yeoman, Bargfield, Hays, M. Miller. Back Row: Knittle, Lutz, Neumann, Hamilton, Boyscn, Baker. 351 ALPHA SIGMA PHI Russians invade Alpha Sig house; capitalists cut float to $18.00 Front Row: Grccnstein, Cnosscn, McClcllaii (pres.) , Mrs. Col well, Zicmann (v.p.) , Eichorn, Kaled. Second Row: Boyd, Wilson, McCarthy, Hacgelc, Towne, Epstein. Third Row: Fay, Dickinson, Heinemeyer, Cisler, Peterson, Wood, Hall, Kinney. Four t ft Row: Dale, Farwell, Baurh te, Klein, Chipps, Jensen. Back Row: Forster, Boyd (sec.) , Jennings (treas.) , Davey, Mossholder, Anderson, Kennedy, McConntU. 352 This year Alpha Sigma Phi welcomed their new housemother, Mrs. Racheal Colewell. In the spring, the Elmwood Country Club in Mar- shalltown was the setting for the Black and White Formal which has been a national Alpha Sig tradition since 1918. Sharon Olsen was chosen the Alpha Sig Sweetheart. The fall house party, Peoples Party, used a Russian peasant theme. During Veishea festivities, the Alpha Sig float captured second place in the fraternity division with their entry, The Grapes of Wrath, with the total cost only $18.00. SOMEWHERE between Bach and Beatles, the Alpha Sig ' s compromise in a song at a serenade. JOHN STEINBECK ' S novel, Grapes of Wrath, luon tlte Alpha Sig ' s second place for their Veishea float. 353 Holiday in White party began the Alpha Tau Omega ' s social year at the South Holiday Inn in Des Moines. During spring quarter they gave a Calypso party, with ATO ' s and their dates wearing sarongs and beachcombers, dancing to a twist band. Grass and leaf-decorated walls, pineapples, and a waterfall added West Indian atmosphere. Active in campus activities, the ATO men are represented in Scabbard and Blade, Gamma Gamma, Alpha Kappa Psi, Psi Chi, and Knights of St. Patrick. They captured two first place trophies in intramurals. ATO ' s and llieir dates eal high on the hog. 354 ATO ' s entertain their dates at their annutl Christmas party. .■3 - ' 1 ALPHA TAU Y ' t1 _ OMEG A UoL)L-Ki ATO ' s float a little South Sea to ISU; win two intramural trophies Front Row: Hanson, Fcamster, Ludwig, Sorenson, Jenkins, Miller (v. p.), Ashniore, AfcDonald. Second Row: Jeffrey, Ericson, Crawford, Hill, Mrs. Schuchardt, Birge, Ashmorc L., Gustafson, Wamplcr. Third Row: Hammer, Daley, Dallas, Rich, . ngle. Stivers. Fourth Row: Bycrs, Estal, Kent, Kricson R., Smith (pres.). Crouch, Rippe. Kramer. FiftJi Row: Carlson, Meyer, Chambers (sec), Bange, Van Jahnke, Cox, Carr, Harriman, Kent. Back Row: Kodon, Nielsen, Busch, Fabre, Madsen, Henry, Crane, Greiner. BETA SIGMA PSI Beta Sig ' s select Gold Rose Sweetheart; win trophy again front Row: Schmid, Agena, Gruel, Werner, Mrs. Thoelke, Grau, Schmidt, Dykhuis, Schafer. Second Roxv: Noble, Jahn (v.p.), Carlson, Hollatz, Arends, Hansen, Harvey. Third Row: Peters, Lensch, Flati, Juergens, Buhr. Willers, Heitsluisen, Grummer. Fourth Row: Grau G., Burr, Doyle, Scar (treas.), Duneman, Westfall, Schroeder. Back Rotv: Lorber, Nfoeller, Engh, Brus, Puck (pres.), Wuethrick, Oliver, DeBoer. 356 Beta Sigma Psi highlighted their social calendar with the Gold Rose Formal in Marshalltown, where Diane Messerschmidt was crowned Gold Rose Sweetheart. Winter quarter found the Beta Sig ' s decked out for a 1984 costume party. The Beta Sig men and their dates represented the four levels of society as the out-group, the secret police, the in-group, and the paroles. Intramural strength was demonstrated as the Beta Sig ' s won the points-per-man trophy for the second consecutive time, and captured the class B basketball championship. THE HOUSEMOTHER ' S room is visited frequently by Beta Sig ' s. YOU ' J ' E got to learn to stuing lower! 357 SMOKEY finds Iowa Slate quite a change from Montana. Beta Theta Pi ' s social functions included the annual pledge break- fast and the Beta Barbeque. Winter quarter brought the parent ' s Christmas party where a turkey dinner was prepared by the Mother ' s Club. Spring quarter and the warm weather encouraged backyard ex- changes, picnics, trips to the Ledges and the spring formal held at the Des Moines Golf and Country Club. Last year ' s formal started a tra- dition with the crowning of Sviki Latham as the first Beta Sweetheart. The Beta ' s were selected to house a foreign student from Nigeria. THE coldest night of the year and the Betas serenade. 358 BETA THETA PI Beta ' s begin queen tradition; mothers prepare holiday dinner Front Row: Torbert, Spotz, Lohman, Kappa, Van Driel, Gianos, Marple, Lucht. Second Row: Hoopes. Schreiber, Zamzow (v.p.), Auten, Will, De Jong, Penny, Conlan, Gardner, Buflington, Haverkamp. Third Row: Knoll, Carlson, Peterson (sec.), Michels, Mrs. Borre, Courtney, .Mandeville, Ncal, Uubes, Gosselink. Fourth Row: Olsen, Olson, Carlson, Chapman, Hamann Cassidy, Nering, Held, Miller. Fifth Row: Duyer, Heckenberg, Bailor, Schlatter, Dikis, Heikens, Hcit (treas.), Momsen, Barnclt, Baker. Ryan. Sixth Row: Griffin, .Marple, Miller, Hicks, Echternacht, Robinson. Clipperton, Thomsen, Sande, O ' Donovan, Ball. Bark Row: Hiley, Benda, Tucker, Menage, Larson, Heathman, Soderquist, Ramsey (pres.), Shaffer, Gridley, Thomsen, Berg. I 359 DELTA CHI Delta Chi ' s hold surfing party; host fraternity conference front Roif: Srhott, Barciis, Wold, Lundberg, Watson, Bell (prcs.) , Rurrouglis, Starbuck, Sullivan. Second Row: Dana, Grupp, Ferrce, Brandt, Kbcrhardt (v.p.-treas.) . Deschainp, IcDaniel, Senior. Third Row: Vilniont, Williams (sec), Callridcr, Shoemaker, Voss, Soldwish. Koltz, Henderson, fourth Row: Slack, Lewis, Carlson, Afoberg, Wolbrink, Dicterichs, DJckert, Weston. Back Row: Cheers, Foxman, Trosky, Herrington, Ten Hagen, Lytle, Halliburton, Larson. 360 Delta Chi kicked off the school year with a hayride and a fireside. Midterm week ended with a surfing party by the active chapter, but winter quarter brought a different atmosphere to the house at 405 Hayward. Firesides, toboggan parties, and exchanges were the general weekend fun. At the end of midterm week pledges returned the active party with a Playboy Party. During spring quarter, the Delta Chi ' s of Iowa State were hosts to the annual fraternity regional conference. The quarter was topped with the formal, Carnation Fantasy. WEEKENDS welcome Delta Chi ' s and dates to the house. ONLY a few feet . . . got to make it . . . he ' ll get him. 361 Of 103 Delta Sigma Phi chapters in the nation, the Iowa State chapter received the Delta award for outstanding achievement in leadership. Wayne Murphy was tapped for Cardinal Key honorary and selected Mr. Greek. Athlete Dave Hoppman was chosen first-team AU-Amer- ican halfback by Look Magazine. Teamwork was evident among the Delta Sig ' s as the men earned five new trophies this year. They joined the Theta ' s to take sweepstakes honors for their float in the Veishea parade and with Pi Beta Phi carried home a Varieties Trophy. WE ' VE just got to get a trophy case! DELTA SIGS raise the room and build their new addition. 362 DELTA SIGMA PHI n n Delta Sig ' s chosen top in. leadership; earn five trophies Front Row: Merrick, Harris, Diefenbach, Wisby, Lowenberg, Winlcrowd, Pohorsky, Struck. Second Row. Lau, Miller, Halpin, Crowe, Kirkpatrick, Kriz, Maxon (pres.), Bierstedt, Samsel, Switzer. Third Row: Wadsworth, Friederich, Johnson, Kay, Mrs. Dietericks, Stauffacher, Trainor, Fox. Callicutt, Milder, Lutz. Fourth Row: Grange (treas.), Karns, Wittkamp, Opem, Relzlaff, Brelig, Walch, Fcnlon, Scigliano. Fifth Row: Racine, Eckstein, Krotz, Werihay, Mahoney, Kasperek, Thomas, Hess, Westfall, Raufaste, Bazsali. Sixth Roii ' : Willett (v. p.), Ricker, Reid, Ericson, DcMore, Keilson. Warrender, Seitz. Judge, Strusky, Thompson. Back Row: Rehmel, Allen, Hannahs, Sarver, Lewis, Gansfuss, Rock, Lueders, Dennis. Grummitt, Tiedje, Handy. it 363 DELTA TAU DELTA Delt ' s are Greek Week gamblers; only best orchids for corsages Front Roxv: Elam, Cnstodi, McKale, Molinc, Readout, Jones. Second Roiv: Armen trout, Johnson, Burns, Hatfield (pres. ), Mrs. I ' edtn. Freeman, Becker, Abrahamson, Schoeman. Tliird Row: Klinkrodt, Krenk, Myers, Hcimendinger, Larson, Gernes. Fourth Row: Stincnian, James, Loy, Olson, Wantiez, Knudsen, Johnson, Mitchell, Mannes. Fifth Row: Waters, Kopp, Tibbetts, Lovcjoy, Rhone, Sacquety (corr. sec), Moore, Piper, Lundie. Back Row: VandcrWilt (rec. sec.) , Krenk F., Wcrdell, Roth, Bergman (treas.), Greenlee, Dolejs, lurek, Peterson. 364 Linda Putnam reigned as Delta Queen of the Delta Tau Delta Orchid Formal. Orchids picked from an orchid tree were given as corsages to the dates. The Delt Shelter, as Harold ' s Club, welcomed many gam- blers and dancers during Greek Week. Delts ' s held firesides and ex- changes, including the 75th Anniversary of the Cyanogen Affair with Pi Beta Phi. Delt ' s filled positions in campus honoraries including Cardinal Key, Gamma Gamma, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, GSB, and IFC Court. Delt ' s also worked on their lawn improvement. EXCHANGES . . . all part of pledgeship. DID I play that card? 365 DELTA UPSILON DU ' s celebrate golden anniversary; give alligators at Swamp Stomp WORK EXCHANGES are just as popuhir iis dinners and dances, if not more so. 366 i-ront How: koch. Long, Neubauer, Buck, Swan, Dreeszen. Second Row: Branson, Anton, Greenicaf, Diehl. Covington, Herzog, Skeie. Third Row: Rank, Kerr, Faust, Louder, Nelson, Bowman. Back Row: Kaminski, Baird, Seaman, Soenke, Spears, Sutton, Johnson. New dormitories and remodeled study rooms were completed in time to help the Delta Upsilon ' s celebrate their Golden Anniversary. And to compliment the new face of the DU house, last year ' s pledges are landscaping the front yard. In the spring DU ' s showed a fascina- tion for animals. Baby alligators were presented to their dates at the spring party, the Swamp Stomp. Featuring Mr. Toad, the Veishea float entry Wind in the Willows, included animals from the book. The National Convention honored the DU ' s for greatest improvement. front Row: Rarick, Ptorr, Willoughbv, Greta (v. p.), Mrs. Peterson, Faxon, (prcs.), Kadon, Stielow, Anderson. Second Roxf: Sieben, Sill, Canady, Hoppe, Talcott, Murphy, Steele, Ossian. Third Row: Knight Smith. Johnson, Haysc, Rameker, Rausch, Blumenschein, Johnston, fourth Row: Tucker, Hayes (sec), Campbell, Specker, Jensen, Oderkirk, Ingols, Sanderson, Johnsen. Back Row: Cioni, . ndres, Luft, Rottler, Miller. Benson, Leonard, Nickey. 367 FARMHOUSE FarmHouse hosts foreign students; place with ' ' Wet Side Story front Roxv: Wilson, Sawin, Klodt, Everson, Ahrens, Holden, Greiman. Second Roxc: VanZcc, Kellen, Myrtue, Hutfniaii, Widman, Pierrot, (Pres.) , Bariihart, Rcschly, Johnson, Orth, Peterson. Third lioxc: O ' Connor, Hcubrock, Hillcnian, Mrs. Hansen, Bernal. Hanson, Miranowski, Machacek. Fourth Row: Johnson. McWill- iams, Peterson (treas.) , House, Raikes, Hogberg, Hertz, Klodt, Brunsvold. Hjtli Row: Kav, Harris. Sniith, Dinsmore, Bowden, Fowler, Morris, Slcister, McNeill, Jensen. Back Row: Witt, Ahrens, Smalling, Hertz, Higdon, Gute, Massey, Sutton, Strathe, Buehler. g 9 3f ijft I MjM 1 K ;2 K I H - AllL ' ' J AI ' i kVJR s H l Ki m I i 9 368 The biggest event of the year at FarniHouse was held in conjunc- tion with the women of Kappa Alpha Theta. They were co-hosts to the American Field Service foreign exchange students ' isiting from all over Iowa. Each man had the opportimity to help a foreign student learn more about oiu ctistoms and our way of life and at the same time was able to enjoy the experience of making new friends and learning a little about oiu ' neighbors arotnid the world. Their Varieties skit, planned with Alpha Gamma Delta was entitled ' Wet Side Story, and won second place in the sweepstakes competition. AN INFORMAL evening at home, these Form House men and their dates relax to soft music. MAYBE if I get under it and just barely tap it, but you luill have to back me up. 369 The Kappa Sigma fall house party was Western Dance. For this party the house was decorated in a Western motif with a corral, bales of hay, and even a live horse. The Kappa Sig Dream Girl, Karen Hol- land, Chi Omega, was crowned at the winter formal. Last year an $80,000 addition was completed to their house, giving it a capacity of 70 men. During the spring the chapter had an all-day work session at Camp Sunnyside for handicapped children. The Kappa Sig ' s cleaned the entire camp and followed the work session with a picnic. KAPPA SIGS cut and paste to make their pledge pin for the pledge formal. RUSS HILL reaches to add that final top touch. 370 KAPPA SIGMA Clean Camp Sunnyside; Kappa Sig ' s go wild west Front Row: Schwartz, Simonson, Falk, Sogge, Schorpp, Pruessing. Second Row: Schlick, Goodwin, Snyder, Nelson (pres.), Mrs. Seidler, Burgess, Kleinhesselink, Cronin, Sater, Becker. Third Row: Hackett, Kelly, Millis, Reimers. Lieb, Benki, Muller, Sebastian. Fourth Row: Hoober, Ogg, Wedin, Grummer, Burch, Wederitsch, Ward, Schaller, Dall, Erickson. Fifth Row: Mason, Munson, Shafer, Hall, Lee, Klein, Muller (treas.), McMullen, Mau, Meyer. Back Row: Hill (sec). Smith, Bio, Maass, Allen, Sales, Patterson, Good, Hannum, Sutton, Garrett. B 1 f- H BO _ BKJ_ B 371 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Lambda Chis grab most tickets at blast; sponsor decorating contest Front Row: Huggins, Hunter, Urich, Perkins, Pfoltner, Bryant, Hurst, Schultz, Johnson, King, Hansen. Second Row: Schatz, Ludden, Doughty, Schmacker, Whipple. Nelson, Harrell, Harris (v. p.), Inman, Drain, Kerns, Bclzcr. Fowler. Third Row: McCoy, Whitty, Hanselinan. Kennedy, Martin, Crist, Magnifico, McDevitt, Bocding, Graham, DeLap. Fourth Row: Rodinc, Miller, Murrow, Wvek, Hill. Child, Martin, Happe, Chapman, Smith, Judge, Langford, Schroder. Fijth Row: Erskine, Hayes, Hassum, Wicsemann, Sherman, Pill, Wysock, Nlaugold, Schrader, Purser, Martini, Gencck, Schroder. Back Row: Forsyth, Veenstra, Bishop, Smith, Geringer, Kness, Nelson, Kaled D., Kaled J., Mills, Cooper, Rampy, Saubcrt. 372 During the holiday season the Lambda Chi ' s celebrated by sponsoring the annual Christmas Door Decorating contest. They had a two story Christmas tree in the front room of their fraternity house. In the spring they had their White Rose Formal at the Ames Country Club. Miss Sue Bessman was selected Crescent Girl. The Lambda Chi ' s won championships in both class D volleyball and softball. Their booth at Campus Blast was the Play-Girl Lounge. The night club atmosphere, folksingers, and trio made the booth very popular and they won the trophy for the most tickets. DECISIONS, decisions . . . which record goes on next? LAMBDA CHI ' S enjoy informal get-togethers around the piano. 373 PHI DELTS and guests enjoy Metin Ozeey ' s slides of Turkey and his trip to Europe. Spring quarter at the Phi Delta Theta house was highlighted by the initiation of forty Shekeias into the ancient order of She Delta Theta. Following the initiation the She Delt ' s and their dates went to McFarland ' s Lake for the spring barbeque. Spring quarter, the Phi Delt House was transformed into a ski lodge complete with ski lift. The Phi ' s are active in campus activities. Three men were tapped for Cardinal Key, five for Gainma Gamma, and members of the house are active in University activities of GSB, Greek Week, Veishea, and SOV. URGING a Cyclone victory. Phi Delts featured a tugboat in their homecoming display. 374 PHI DELTA THETA Three Phi Delts tapped for Cardinal Key; change house into lodge Front Row: Kunz, Miller, Vick, St. John, Wilson, Christensen, Conrad. Second Row: Bierbaum, Meerdink, Philpott, Dieken, Mrs. Miller, Bernard (pres.), Haefele, Smith, Scheib. Third Row: Ness, Dolby, Mitchell, Thompson, Mahling, Fick, Malcolm, Iverson, Scheib W. Fourth Row: Horning, Gilbert, Harrington, Lippenberger, Helm, Bomgaars, Sperr ' , Urbik, Hines, Johnson, Haltwassen. Fifth Row: Lazos, Sperry C. Nelson, Carl. Green, Mcintosh, Zilmer, Reid, Adkins, Gammon. Back Row: Crawford, Cliff, Maland, Reddick, Wright, Munger, Hayes (treas.), Owen, Wiktor. 375 PHI GAMMA DELTA n OTO Fiji ' s plan addition to house; entertain parents with, party Front Row: Scheriibel, Gulden, Hugill, Selindh, Palmer, Drncc, Treabess, Fritz, Halverson, Nelson, Van Scoy. Second Row: Tapscott, Pyle, Penkhus, Tamlyn, Mrs. Bellamy, Cram, Thompson (pres.) Reynolds (treas.) Rutt, Taylor. Third Row: Ray, Sahlberg, Killinger, Forrest, Rhind, Bottorff (sec), Ketelsen, Clark, Stevens, Whealon, Plager, Warner. Fourth Row: Peters, Voreis, Donald, Evcrson, Foster, Tieke, Gellerstedt, Stoll, Bur- mcister, Capouch, Wandrey. Fijth Row: Lesley, Blankenship, Fry, Brumbaugh, Mortimer, Goring, Ruckert, Parrott, Williams, Covington, Feuerhelm. Back Row: Rice, Althof, Willenburg, Ross, Weihofen, Scheele, Sorcnsen, Olson, Hayes, Irvine, VanRoo an, Green. 376 A new event at the Phi Gamma Delta house has been the Dixie Bash. This is a combo hop with one other fraternity and three sororities held Friday evenings. Last spring the Fiji ' s had a combined party in Nevada with the DU ' s and during Parents Weekend the Fiji ' s spon- sored a dance for their parents. Other parties at the Fiji house included the Purple Garter Party and a Grass Skirt Party. The Fiji ' s have a new annex directly west of the house that will become the parking lot when their new addition is built during the next two years. THERE just isn ' t any other way— it ' ll have to be a woodsy! Fiji ' s put away their grass shirts and set sail for Xex ' er-land. 377 Spring quarter at the Phi Kappa Psi house was highlighted by the house party at Clear Lake. Swimming, water skiing, and boating were entertainment for the brothers and their dates. The Phi Psi ' s are strong in intramurals and they captured the points-per-man trophy for the ninth time in nineteen quarters. The Phi Psi ' s are also internationally minded. Errol Dierks studied art in Mexico City last summer and Dave Carlson studied architecture in Paris during fall and winter quarters. The Phi Psi ' s passed many Sunday afternoons with hootenannies. PHI PSI ' S spend free moments with their puppy, P.T. CHALLENGE me to a game? I ' ll show you Iowa State has something more than engineers. 378 PHI KAPPA PSI i Phi Psi ' s party at Clear Lake; travel to Mexico, Paris to study Front Row: Lindell, Bell, Williams (pres.). Mrs. Greer, Dierks (v.p.), Stauffer, Stamp, Carlson. Second Row: Bohlander, Smith, Mallicoat. Smith G., Tessau, McCrary. Third Row: Evans, Isebrands (treas.). Mason, Bullis. Happ, Schlarmann, Sharnberg. Fourth Row: Kayser, Brvan. Steinmetz, Coenen, Asnin, Spencer, Schaup, Dono- van. Back Row: Henderson, Campbell, Dierks G., Run, Wipert, Hill, Limerick. q n Q a A t f f f t 1 If • w • 1 379 PHI KAPPA TAU Phi Tau ' s ask police to arrest dates; plan party in boxcar Front Row: Schacfer, Phillips, Lathrum, Franks, Browne, Hart. Second Row: Simons, Weber, Mrs. Winkler, Moll, Ford (sec.) , Betterhausen. Third Row: Slibeck, Goodman, Reding, Heinsen, Martin, Bolender, Kees. Fourth Row: Hawthorne, Harinan, Fisher, Berns, Hughes, Wieborg, Wilson. Back Row: Halbach, Kauzlarich, Jasman, Nelson, Thompson, Hanlon, Murray. 380 The favorite party of the season used the theme Pajama Game for the Phi Kappa Tau fall house party. The house was decorated with early American mattresses and pajamas were the required dress. Their formal, Phi Tau Fantasy, was the highlight of winter quarter. Another party at the Phi Tau house included a Prison Riot, where the Ames police arrested the dates, took them downtown and sentenced them all to a night of fun. A Hobo Party was held in a railroad boxcar moving along the Des Moines Fort Dodge Line. IF THIS is prison life, I ' m alt for it. CLARENCE KING ' S combo entertains at one of Phi Tau parties. 381 PHI KAP ' S and Alpha Chi ' s sing along during pledge exchange. Phi Kappa Thela ' s spring formal, Moonlight and Roses was at the Cloud Room in Des Moines. Mixing work with pleasure during spring quarter, the Phi Kap ' s tmdertook the repainting o£ the trim on their house. They returned to school fall quarter to find a completely re- modeled hallway on the third floor and a new stairway between the second and third floors of their house. The fall party, The Fisheaters Brawl was held with a Parisian theme. At the Blast the Phi Kap ' s took the chance to auction themselves off as dancing instructors. INFORMAL hootenannies are popular at the Phi Kap house. 382 PHI KAPPA THETA Phi Kaps become dance instructors; remodel and repaint house Front Row: Dejacger, Holu, Boitin, Theisen, Downey (pres.) Schafbuch, Kuennen, Eckholt. Second Roxv: McCarthy, Sosalla, Barnard, Thompson, Christenson, Barta, Krob. Third Row: Hcaly, Nehls, Lampe, Reier, LeCIair (v. p.), Oberreutcr, Stupar, (treas.), Strieker. Fourth Row: Barta A., McCabe, Jax, Eich, Landa, Ward, Hermsen, Tallman. Back Row: Marek, White, Bernal-Molina, Peterson, Buelow, Mosbach, Parrott (sec). Crock. 383 PHI KAPPA ALPHA PKA ' s escort dates to Fireman ' s Brawl in a fire truck Front Row: Steele, Twait, Gribblc, Hulse, Burns. Xorris, Bern t son. Second Roir: Sundbcrg, Born. HaiiRo, Brewer, Bell, Mrs. Tague, Sweetman, Foster, Whitford, Gunderscn. TItird Bow: Underwood, Bye, Lancaster, Dinkcl, Bittokoffer, Softley, VanDucscn, McFarlin, McNamara. Fourth Row: Rapp, Graham, Downing, Hughes (treas.), Wallen, Roudabush, Frceland, Hess, Schmidt. Fifth Row; Beed, Hutchings (pres.), Pearson, Schroeder, Jcglum, Himes, Vaiigrt, Garden, Boiler, Selby. Back Row: Rump, Glaser, Rossmiller, Wallace, Bakken, Dunham, Carlstrom, Mott, Lenning, Hedden, Trier. 384 The highlight of the Pi Kappa Alpha Dreamgirl Formal was the crowning of dreamgirl. Miss Judy Holmes, Alpha Chi Omega. Miss Holmes was presented with an engraved sterling silver tray. After the formal the dates took over the house. Their fall house party was a Fireman ' s Brawl, where the dates were escorted to the party in the PKA fire truck. Winter quarter the chapter house was converted into an Hawaiian island for their Hawaiian Party. The Pikes also captured Sinfonia sweepstakes. LIFE isn ' t all work and study for the P K A ' s. PLEDGE WORK session means cleaning the basement. 385 The highlight of the Pi Kappa Phi ' s social calender was the Rose Ball at the Ames Golf and Country Club. The Crystal Casino was the theme of the winter semi-formal. After the party, the Pi Kaps had to leave their house and let their dates take over the house for the rest of the night. The Pi Kaps also took an active part in intramurals and captured the Class B bowling championship trophy for 1963. Pi Kaps held positions in IFC, Alpha Kappa Psi, and Veishea. SIVEET MUSIC, a piano player, and a good voice are all you need to be a part of the Pi Kappa Phi study break group. PRESENTING the Pi Kappa Phi folk singing three. 386 PI KAPPA PHI Pi Kap ' s seek Crystal Casino; dates take over Front Row: Gierhart, Kemp, Smickcl, MacCallum, Meyer, Mrs. Gardner, Howell, Ryan, McDeyitt. Second Row: Crawford, Baynes, Lattan, Knavel, Jahr, McHugh, Sloan. Third Row: King, Schlatter, Bergstrom (pres.), Larson, Baker, Jones, Russell, Parrish. Fourth Row: Nilfenegger, Destival, Hickling, Cole, Mefferd, Stella (treas.), Wcnthe (sec). Back Row: Youngquist, Koester, Johnson, Ruedy, Hess, Pleggenhuhle, Anderson, O ' Rourke. 387 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON ' ' Purple Shafted SAE ' s stage a funeral In memory of Paddy Murphy Front Row: Burtnett, Baer, Line, Blichfeldt (v. p.), Bundy, Triplett. Second Row: Robes, T. H. Jones (pres.). Rovce, Accola, Ketchum, Lindstrom. Third Row: Fleming, Koch, Short, Rogerson, Barsncss, Arcieri. Fourth Row: Pasley, JFee, R. Erickson, T. Lowe, Russell, Ruggles. Back Row: D. Erickson, Waterbury, R. Lowe, Von Bergen, Moore, Laslet, Wellman. 388 Climaxing the fall social season, Sigma Alpha Epsilon upheld a nation-wide SAE tradition with a Paddy Murphy Party. After a torch-light funeral procession, last rites were administered to fictitious Brother Murphy on the SAE front lawn. A banquet of roast pheasant, quail and duck — gifts from the house ' s hunters — began the winter social season. The highlight of spring quarter ' s warm weather fun was the annual SAE raft party. Rafts loaded with brothers and dates were launched at Boone and after winding their way down the Des Moines River, wet, but happy, they struggled ashore for a beach party. ERECTING scaffolding to reach the top of their float, the SAE ' s hurry to finish their homecoming display. Front Row: Lindstrom, Dunn, Mrs. Bush, Roller, Arthur, Larson. Second Row: Nelson, Brock, Sexton. Kobes, Holmes, Thornton. Third Row: Johnson (treas.), Russ, J. Erickson, Findlay, Gunson, T. A. Jones, Marshall, Fourth Row: Carr, Taylor, EUerhoff, Coder, Artley. Back Row: Ambrosius, Xichol, Anderson, Bergland, Borg, Switzer. 389 THE MARK of the day Is smeared on all Derby Day participants. Crowning of Miss Jan Bunnell as Sigma Chi ' s sweetheart took place at the Wakonda Country Club as the brothers sang the famous song, Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Spring quarter brought the Undertakers Ball. The dates were picked up in a hearse and taken through a morgue. Fall quarter featured Derby Day. Alpha Delta Pi captured top honors in the competitive events and a new Derby Darlin ' was announced. Construction began fall quarter on the new Sigma Chi chapter house, and they hope to move into their new house in the fall of ' 65. ONLY ONE from among many . . . a coed will be chosen Derby Darlin ' , 390 tm? SIGMA CHI Sigma Cki ' s bow to undertakers; stage annual Derby Day m Front Row: Jacob, Hildebrand, Long, Kenyon, Lucore, Miller. Second Row: Bookwalter, Reinhart, Pershau, Mericle, Mrs. Williams, Shippos, Sharif, Weibel. Third Row: Dahle-Melsaether, Hcdrick, Schakel, Fairchild, Ennis (treas.), Sheppard, Patton (v. p.), Weiland. Fourth Row: Parker, Asklof, Carlson, Henrickson, Fries, Wolff, Kraai, Weigel. Fifth Row: Stewart, Carter, Shaffer, Pabst, McCarville, Knudsen, Boock, Shank. B«f t Row: Geissinger, Muff, Graybill, Duckworth (pres.), Trewin, Gumming, Carpenter, Ouren, Magill. 391 SIGMA NU Celebrate 60th. anniversary; plan Blackfoot-Whitefoot party Front Roic: Frey, Brown, Drain, VanXostrand, Mrs. Sliaw, Anderson, VanHorn (trcas.), Lcc, Snrcnsen. Second Row: Thorpe, Hollen, Schroder, Lotko, Burmester, Cunningham, Militello, Meisinger, Schroedcr. Third How: Hafner, Miller, Nichols, Gallagher, Heller, Mover, Allen, McFarland, Scitz. Bark Row: Schcffler, Peterson, Kaigh, Kilburn, Newton, Trcncman, Grubb, Sloe, Pechacck. 392 The men of Sigma Nu worked hard to portray the storybook tale of Cinderella for their entry in the Veishea parade, and they captured the singles sweepstakes award for their float. Miss Karla Johnson was selected White Star Girl at the Orchid Formal held winter quarter. Along with Alpha Tau Omega, the Sigma Nu ' s had a Black-foot White- foot Party in recognition of their early relationship at Virginia Military Institute where Sigma Nu was founded. Spring ' 64 marks the 60th anniversary of Sigma Nu at Iowa State. SIGMA NU ' s Cinderella captured first place in the Veishea singles entry. THREE TRUMP and if I play this, I ' m sure that he can ' t take the trick, but probably we ' ll be down. . . . r 393 SIGMA PHI EPSILON Dinner highlights Sig Ep ' s Holiday season; win Veishea trophy Front Row: Grcnawalt, Goetz, Johnson, Mrs. McKone, Novak, Gust in. Second Row: Scott, Smith, Holcomb, Walker, Speas. Third Row: Yungelas, Knaack, Gaffney, Shors, Sweeney. Fourth Row: Chipman, Denison, Lyons, Spccrs, Beaty. Bark Row: Wornson, Newton, Creber, Hartung, Wilhclm. 394 THE DANCE ... a study in grace, form, and exact movement . . . Varieties girls. Hawaii was the site of the spring house party. The annual Queen of Hearts formal was held in February. For their work on a Veishea Float, From the Hands of Twain, the Sig Ep ' s shared the first place trophy for combinations with the Gamma Phi Beta ' s. Saddle and Gun took the Sig Ep ' s back to a wild west night club for their fall party. Another event for the Sig Ep ' s was the holiday feast, a multi-course turkey dinner beginning at three in the afternoon. This year the house furnished room and board for Ghazi Nasser, a student from Jordan. Front Row: Euing, Gordon, Donels, Drobny (v. p.), Mrs. McKone, Vanderwilt (pres.), Hesse, Scott. Second Row: Murphy (sec), Scott D., Lind, Horan, Tait, Lebens, Sturm, Hannaman. Third Row: Ritland, Evans, Newton, Heimbuch, Carpenter, Moehrl, Austin, Townsend. Fourth Row: Bleakley, Kirk, Christenson, Mc- Guire, Worson, Terrell, Carlson, Livengood. Back Row: Hitzemann, Paul, Bull, Thalacker, Shoop, Horns, Met . Dailcv. ReVilbiss. I 395 SIGMA PI Sigma Pi ' s wield brushes; paint, but not in the interest of art i hront Row: Marty, foffett, Peterson (v. p.), Mrs. Xo Shcnvood, Widmcr (sec), Lott, Bice (treas.), Moore. Geisslcr, Neville, Mrore. Fourth Row: Walker, Hanna, land. Back Roxv: Arcndts, Shefflcr, Biscnius, Metcalf. N and, Douglas, Lightcap, Calkins. Second Row: Frost, Third Row: McKenzJe, Jensen, Michgelson, Shclton, Bonfiglio, Brounlee (pres.), McRobcrts, Flanagan, . sk- Ison, Nugenst. im t jy f p w ' Jl 1 1. 396 I Winter quarter began perfectly when the Sigma Pi ' s captured the Class A bowling championship trophy. The main social events of the quarter included the annual Valentine ' s party and a tea held in honor of the Sigma Pi housemother, Mrs. Lillian Noland. Most of the Sig Pi ' s free time spring quarter was spent outside. With paint brushes in hand and 65 gallons of paint, they repainted the outside of their house. The brothers all cooperated and the job was completed by the beginning of rush week. The Sig Pi ' s chose Marsha Hale as active sweetheart, Kathy Williams as beauty sponsor, and Judy Strecker as pledge sweetheart. A NICE easy relaxed afternoon of fun, where everyone can bring their individual talents or just sit and listen. THE CLASS A bowling trophies are toted home to be placed with pride with the other trophies in the trophy cabinet. 397 TAU KAPPA EPSILON ItsSS - Vt Teke ' s voted top chapter at leadership conference; build addition • Front Row: Burkard, McKiness, Elstner, Churchill, Kaiser, Hall, Skowronski, Lewis, Tubbs. Second Row: Andrews, Larson, Paradise, Taylor, Mrs. Grimm, Starke, Maier, Reynolds, Kolbe. Third Row: Calhoun, Lynn, Mayberry, Dunlap, Roe, McAuliffe, Hocker, McCormick, Richards. Fourth Row: Current, Weiglc, Brehni, Marz, Dekoster, Mitchell, Matiz, Pratt. Back Row: Roberts, Burns, Ash, Franke, Simonson, Fredregill, Palks, Galer, Stevens. 9 © © THE OLDE wild west? No just the Homecoming sweepstakes winner. Iowa State ' s chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon was recently voted top Teke chapter at the Great Plains leadership conference in Kansas City. A $130,000 addition to the Teke house began in March which will include new living rooms and new dining rooin and kitchen facilities, some of which will be air-conditioned. The Teke ' s social calendar was filled with many events. Fall quarter the men and their dates went on a snipe hunt and enjoyed a steak fry. The annual Christmas Dinner- Dance was held at the Ames Cotintry Club. Following the traditional turkey dinner, the Teke ' s and their dates exchanged gifts which in- cluded anything from stuffed animals to car doors! Front Row: Dobbin, Dykshorn, Vigcn, Miles, Clarey, Hoefle, Christiansen, Hanna, Lobaugh. Second Row: Henry, Carlson, Jones, Carl, Thompson (sec), Potrazeibie, Peterson, Kroeger (pres.). Third Row: Domke, Eggers, Laird, Terry, Hansen, Jones, Calhoun, Briggs. Fourth Row: Wiggers, Anderson, Johnson, Carr, Prince, Tanner, Tesdell, Frein, Justice. Back Row: Molstre, King, Holt, Eggers, Switzer, Bartenhagen, Dee, Dardis, Willenborg. Palks. lr  l W i : ' W «? ' ., ' -WS- S i S ffT THETA CHI Theta C i ' s win tennis tourney; hold mock wedding Front Row: Strahn, Mocller, Alesch, Albrccht, Johnson, Hcintz (sec), Jcnsyold. Second Row: Pryor, Schuttcr (treas.), Anderson, Grimes. Third Row: Christiansen, Tack. McKiness, Gruenhagen, Haws, Lutz. Fourth Row: Hucdepohl, (pres.), Hughes, Barta, Heggcn, Pfitzenmaier, McMinn, Tarr. Back Row: Englert, Phipps, Stev- enson, Laurie, Boten (v. p.), Lecge. 400 THETA CHI ' s Dream Girl formal was held with Theta Delta Chi at the Wakonda Club. Jan Adams was crowned Theta Chi sweetheart. Theta Chi ' s won the Class B table tennis championship and earned a runner-up place in Class C bowling. Although the Theta Chi ' s have high grades, time was taken from study for a Go to Hell! party featuring a tunnel entrance to the lower depths of the house where dates cotdd visit the In- ferno. Winter quarter was greeted with a Hotel Theta Chi party with a mock wedding. SOMETHING tells me there ' s trouble ahead. THETA CHI ' S get in holiday spirit by decorating their Christmas tree. 401 Des Moines Wakonda Club was host for the Theta Deka Chi ' s as they held their Carnation Cotillion with Jeanie Lundie reigning as sweetheart. The Theta Delts were drawn into the model United Na- tions when Norm Caldwell was named coordinator. Mr. and Miss Swamp and a pet swamp monster presided over the fall Swamp Party, which included a hootenanny. The Theta Delts also spon- sored a series of dinner visits with foreign students, providing back- ground material to the men before the visits. WHERE there ' s a crowd of Theta Delta men WE ' RE NOT behind . . . deadline is at 4 :00. 402 THETA DELTA CHI Theta Delts decorate for ' Swamp party talk with foreign students ' ' l tront Row: Zittcrgruen, Ellett, Osborne, Mrs. Moselev, Chew, Bonncfil. Grigcr. Second Row: Torkelson (sec ) Sera, Chew T., Layton, Hagerman. Third Row: Knotek, Wilson, Kaiser, Smith (prcs.), Korte, Schrock. Fourth Row: Osterhus, Lloyd, McKee, Johnson (trcas.). Barber. Back Row: Miller, Young, Brand, Mchaffey Booth King. 403 THETA XI Coeds eat through, stacks of pancakes at Annual Theta Xi Supper M Front Row: Hawbackcr, Zielke, Conklin, Selander, Honcrt, Burkett, Erb, Ludwig. Second Row: Feld, Manross, Glissmann, Butler, Sharp, Holdsworth, Hixson, Collins, Carter (pres.). Hartman. Third Row: Voorhes, Stout, Stewart, Haugland, Mrs. Dicknian, Plummer, Hawley, Winkel, Bybec, Sullivan. Fourth Row: Peterson, Shehon, Hansen, Schuite, Witzenburg, Fairleigh, Reglein, Lafrenz, Blomster. Fifth Row: Lieko, Miller, Kenealy, Jen- nison, Christiansen, Gerblg, Watson, Thompson, Craig, Daubenmicr. Back Row: Obenauf, Callhan, Jones (treas.), Strceter, Larson, Galvin, Huisman, Hilleman, Webb. w i9. This fall the men of Theta Xi moved into their new addition. Begun last March, it has room for twenty more men. It has a new recreation room, chapter room, enlarged kitchen, and housemother ' s quarters. At the annual Theta Xi Pancake Supper this fall more than 450 himgry coeds ate their way through hundreds of stacks of pancakes. While part of the men donned chef ' s hats and played waiter, the others operated a taxi service between the girls ' residences and the chapter house. After three evenings of eating all they wanted, the girls returned to their residences, the boys put away their chef ' s hat, and gave the profit to Campus Chest. II DENNY WnZENBURG, Jim Daubennmier, and Terry Conklin practice for the intramural tournament. ' WITH THE will to do or die 405 Alumni Hall PETE MOELLER and Kelton Kennick select records for the stereo. The men of Alumni Hall could easily be found serenading women ' s residences or practicing plays on the football field. Their hard work won second place award in Sinfonia and for the third consecutive year, Alumni Hall won a place in the Class A football championship. A ban- quet at Bishop ' s in Des Moines honored the graduating seniors. Fas- cination was the key word at the winter formal in Marshalltown. Fall quarter brought the perfect time for a hayride party. ALUMNI HALL men, practice for the Christmas Sinfonia as they sing Deck The Halls. 406 THIS MAP shows where all the members of Alumni Hall live. Alumni men feature fascination and win second in Sinfonia Front Row: Heronaka, Walter, Kinnick, Gathmann, Fluck, Holvcck, Edwards, Bosworth, Dunn, Leggett Mitch- ell. Second Row: Wolf, Gjerstad, Anderson, Chapin, Hug, Collins, Handorf, Farrell, Eggers, Holtz. Third Row: Gobel, Epley, Kennedy, Loufek, Fitzgerald, Olson, Elkin, Johnson, Ford. Fourth Row: Galloway, Baran, Hansen. Hitchcock (pres.), Larson, Tjaden, Martinson, Ritchie, VanZante. Trauger, Wiley. Fifth Row: Kleme- srud, Priest, Chapin, Savage, Marsh, Stevens, Zuidema, Griswold (treas.), Thorson, Rice (sec), Mitchell. Back Row: Lewis, Meyer, Hanselman, Merryman (v. p.), Moeller, Dickson, Wangsness, Cummins, Froehlich, Everist. , 407 GRADUATES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-I-e i to right: Bill Walker (v.p.),Ron Treabess (pres.). Suki Latham (treas.), Marilyn Freeman (sec.)- College of Agriculture Practical experience, laboratories, and theory oc- cupy the agriculturalist ' s time. From agricultural business through forestry and landscape architec- ture to rural sociology, the Agriculture College trains a bewildering array of experts. An agricul- ture gi ' aduate is no longer exclusively the live- stock and grain farmer of an earlier day. LIFE isn ' t nhray.s a bed of sfrav ' . 408 Achenbach, Myron W. Ahrens, Donald L. Almquist, Ernest D. Amensen, David L. Arthur, Richard B. Asmus, Larry E. Backhaus, Loren A. Bailey, Jerry L. Bailey, Theodore B. Banwart, Donald E. Barkema, Donald D. Barnett, John W. Barta, Allan L. Bartine, Edwin W Bauer, Keith A. Beane, Daniel C. Bell, William R. Blackledge, Kenneth E. Bosworth, Melvin L. Brandt, James H. Breitbach, David D. Brewer, Olen W. Jr. Brockmann, Charles L. Bundt, Duane J. Busch, James A. Campbell, Gordon G. Carr, James F. Casey, James E. Clark, Larry J. Cohan, Steven M. Coop, Newton K. Cox, Merle L. Crandall, Kenneth D. Crane, Robert C. Crock, James F. Cummins, George G. Cushing, Barry C. Denherder, Willard D. Denny, Ivan L. Devilbiss, John M. DeWeese, Jacque E. Dinsmore, James J. Dixon, Jimmy Dale Donels, William R. Dunham, Ken L. Drake, Henry G. Dunn, Francis L. Earley, Craig B. Edwards, Marlin L. Eilert, Larry L. Erickson, Glenn R. Fee, Rodney J. Finch, Warren I. Fischer, Craig A. 409 Fitzpatrick, Thomas J. Fowler, Michael A. Frueh, Leo H. Fry, Edward A. Fullenworth, Paul R. Goode, Robert L. Cordon, Philip W. Grabbe, Rolland R. Greaser, Marion L. Grau, Arnold I. Grimm, Raymond A. Griswold, Bernard L. Grunig, James E. Guge, Gary Gustafson, Bertil H. Hall, Russell V. Hardie, John D. Harris, Lawrence D. Helm, Frank D. Henderson, Michael A. Herstrum, Alan W. Keying, Terrance J. Hibbard, PhiUp M. Hinkeider, Robert M. Hildahl, Kermit J. Hocker, Charles L. HoUenbeck, Rodney L. Holmes, Max J. Holtkamp, Marvin G. Holtz, Richard L. House, Wesley G. Hughes, Dennis R. Hyde, Richard W. Inman, Robert R. Jaramillo, Mauricio Jennings, Larry J. Johnson, Gary A. Johnson, Harvey P. Johnson, James C. Johnson, Robert M. Johnston, Norman L. Kay, Kenneth C. Kearney, James F. Keilson, Harvey S. Klodt, Richard E. Knisley, Donald G. Knuth, Roger A. Kobbeman, Henry J. Kolbe, Churck L. Krenk, Fred R. Kudej, David W. Kuhlmeier, Keith V. Lamers, Gerald R. Leffler, Harry R. 410 Lettow, Dennis J. Linn, Donald L. Longnecker, Donald E. Loudrio, Alfonso M. Lovett, Stanley M. Ludwig, Craig G. Lutz, Richard E. McCasland, Joseph W. McClurg, Ronald B. McLaughlin, Lee W. McNay, Thom G. McNeill, Michael J. Maa k, Wayne V. Massey, Dennis D. Matiz, George Miller, Milan M. Mikes, Richard J. Moore, Wayne E. Morris, David L. Moss, Nolan J. Muller, Kent R. Mulvihill, Robert J. Murray, John W. Neumann, Darrell L. O ' Byrne, John F. Patrick, Neil A. Patterson, Glenn W. Payne, Allan R. Payne, L. Scott Pearce, Sally Perry, Larry G. Peterson, Donald E. Peterson, Max D. Pierce, Charles M. Powell, Thomas R. Pree, Carolyn L. Rath, Paul H. Rater, CUfford Reding, Larry L. Reynolds, John J. Riley, Donald R. Rinderknecht, Roger R. Ringkob, Kent A. Rintoul, James A. Rittgers, Kenneth W. Roberts, James E. Robson, Richard M. Rodecap, John J. Rosene, Robert E. Rosengreen, Ronald J. Rowley, I. Larry Sampson, Darrel D. Sands, Elizabeth Jo Schumacher, Kenneth N. r4 %f4 Q iT mS ' hJTh 411 Schwarz, James P. Shadle, Kenneth L. Schafer, Dewayne J. Schluter, Cearld E. Schranck, Barnet W. Scoville, Robert C. Small, Larry D. Soldwish, Reginald H. Spinner, William F. Stevens, Stanley C. Stucker, William M. Stuedemann, John A. Stump, James C. Swanson, Gary K. Sundell, William D. Swanson, Kenneth E. Taber, Paul E. Thomas, Larry L. Thurman, John R. Treabass, Ronald Troup, Charles W. Vanderbur, Gene F. Waltz, James F. Wangsness, Clayton E. Whipple, Harold W. Willard, James A. Willey, Wythe W. Wisor, Robert R. Workman, William J. Wult, Marvin H. Yamazaki, Kayoko Yeager, Clark A. Zimmerman, Gerald L. Zwald, Eugene R. Zwanziger, Mary A. College of Engineering Formulas, equations, and problems give the engi- neering Students headaches as they meet the re- quirements of the Engineers ' Council for Profes- sional Development. The curriculum is centered around developing the student ' s professional com- petence for objective and analytical thought through problem analysis and application. DON BEEBE and Pete Schuchardt become familiar with electricity by using the oscilloscope. 412 Anderson, Donald P. ' Anderson, Eldon C. Anderson, Edward E. Andrews, Arlan R. Arthur, William £. Ask, Andy C. Bailey, Frank R. Bakker, Marvin L. Balint, Michael L. Bane, Rodney B. Bartlett, Roger J. Barton, Robert M. Bazsali, Cordon R. Becker, James J. Bennett George K. Benson, Clark M. Berg, Douglas A. Bettin, Thomas L. Bierbaum, Alvin C. Blofield, Ken G. Bloom, Max R. BIythe, Hugh M. Bodensteiner, Mark C. Bolton, Richard B. Borchers, John M. Bovenkamp, Larry C. Boyce, Donald L. Bradham, Ramon F. Bragonier, James W. Brandhorst, David E. Bristol, R. Alan Britain, Lowell R. Jr. Brock, James A. Bruce, Larry N. Bryne, Richard A. Bull, James R. Burgess, Frank E. Burghoffer, Leo L. Burkhart, Robert I. Burns, Dennis D. Cable, James K. Carl, Charles L. Carris, Timothy C. Carroll, Charles B. Carter, Everett M. Case, Roger D. Chase, Gerald L. Cheever, Douglas L. Christiansen, Leonard R. Clark, Paul D. Cline, Larry D. Cobley, George A. Coffey, Leo F. Cormicle, James F. j k A 413 Cotton, Gary D. Counter, Louis F. Cox, Ronald W. Crisman, Craig D. Curran, Steven D. Dahms, Denis L. Davis, Larry C. Dean, Paul R. DeMore, Richard A. Dempewolt, Philip W. Dicken, David M . Dona, Robert F. Drape, Eugene W. Dressier, Daryl D. Drumm, Alfred W. Duncan, Robert E. Eagen, Larry J. Eckert, Steve Edgar, James N. Eichorn, Ronald L. Ellis, David C. Erickson, Luther E. Fabre, Frank J. Jr. Fahey, Richard J. Fascher, Ronald G. Faust, Albert J. Faxon, Kurt J. Feldkamp, Harold P. Fields, Robert L. Fisher, Robert W. Fitzgerald, Jerry D. Ford, David R. Foster, Thomas M. Fox, David M. Franck, Max E. Franquemont, William Frazier, Melvin A. Freed, Richard C. Frueh, Melvin J. Gaffney, Jerome J. Gallagher, Richard R. Garrett, Kenneth L. Jr. Gellerstedt, Jack S. Gerbig, Fred T. Gidel, E. Glenn Gloyer, Allen E. Gobel, Garreth H. Goering, Edwin A. Gord, P. Ronald Grandia, Dwight E. Grasser, Bruce H. Greenlee, Michael J. Greimann, Lowell F. Greta, Glendon D. 414 Greubel, Raymond L. Griffin, Jofin E. Griffitti, David K. Grubb, Jerrold L. Gumtau, Richard O. Hata, Roger A. Hamitton, Wiliiam E. Hancocli, Jofin V. Jr. Hannalis, Larry D. Hardnian, Jerome M. Harliness, Rictiard J. Harris, Stewart M. Haverdinfi, Virgil D. Hedding, James F. Henning, David E. Herren, Kennetfi E. Hervey, Hollis E. Herzog, Stepfien J. Hesse, Gary L. Heyden, Gary Hicks, Ricfiard J. Hockmutfi, Dennis P. Hokel, Gary I. Hoff, Lawrence E. Holland, Raymond Hopp, Alfred D. Howell, Martin A. Jr. Howell, Robert L. Hufferd, David E. Hughes, Donald E. Huling, Don W. Hulse, James H. HI Hungerford, Charles W. Hurd, Millard D. Hurlbut, Brian R. Ives, Brian F. Jeffrie, Howard L. Jenness, Ervin E. Jensen, Howard A. Jensen, Vernon L. Jr. Joannides, Christopher J. Johnson, David C. Johnson, David K. Johnson, Halvard T. Jr. Johnson, Keith L. Johnson, S. Terry Johnson, William R. Johnstone, J. Keith Jones, Ronald D. Kaled, Albert R. Kamm, John R. Katzer, James R. ' Kauzalrich, William J. Keck, Harley B. 415 LI ¥ Kim, Chong Hun Klimesh, Donald J. Knight, Roger S. Knittel, James D. Kofoot, Leo F. Krapfl, Roger J. Kropf, Garey L. Krummen, Steven A. Kuehl, Neal R. Kuennen, Jerome E. Langstraat, Wayne R. Larson, Dale E. Larson, Randall J. Leiding, Marlin C. Lemesh, Michael S. Lenning, Gene E. Limbert, David E. Lindblom, Leofwin Line, Thomas P. Longnecker, Dan A. Lowe, Arthur G. Lundberg, David L. Lundberg, Harold G. Lyon, Michael D. McCaw, Jerry L. McGiverin, Terry J. Madsen, Stephen H. Manning, Thomas W. Maring, Blayne E. Marsh, Kenneth J. Mather, David A. Maxon, John M. Mehaffey, Donald L. Meier, Carl H. Melvin, Stewart W. Menke, Duane D. Mentzer, Marvin R. Messner, Alan Meyers, Richard F. Middleton, Michael R. Mikkelsen, Morris E. Miller, Kenneth W. Miller, Nicholas C. Miller, Robert L. Mitchell, Glen R. Moehrl, Michael F. Moeller, Robert W. Mohror, Roger A. Moossavi, Mahmood Morgan, Stephen M. Morrow, John A. Mosher, Kent L. Moss, John E. Mossman, Gary L. 416 Mowen, John E. Muhtaseb, Osama F. Mumm, Douglas V. Neal, Paul III Nelson, Ronald E. Nelson, Stephen C. Nieman, Richard L. Norris, Edmond H. Jr. Nystrom, Gail H. Olson, Edwin A. Olson, Stanley R. Oltrogge, R. David Ooten, Robert J. Ostrus, LeRoy E. Ott, Leo E. Parker, Edward D. Passeri, David P. Patton, Richard D. Paul, Douglas C. Pauley, J. Donald Pederson, David L. Pennock, Paul R. Peters, Richard A. Peterson, Charles D. Pierrot, Victor C. Ill Poore, Bernard B. Randolph, James B. Rasmussen, Marvin N. Reynolds, Samuel P. Richardson, John D. Rigler, Wilson F. Riley, Richard E. Ritchie, Fred J. Ritland, Steven R. Robinson, Thomas M. Rogers, Donald N. Roth, Gregory L. Ruegsegger, Gary L. Sande, Ronald G. Sater, Clair V. Scar, Richard W. Schalekamp, Neil D. Scheib, Wendell L. Schlatter, Gerald L. Schmahl, Hartmuth Schoellen, Thomas P. Schoenfelder, Glenn C. Schrandt, James M. Schrick, Byron J. Schuchardt, Peter W. Schwensohn, Herbert P. Jr. Scigliano, J. Michael Seagren, Harlan R. Sealine, Ronald L. Mh 99 - IkmtmJtM M V ' f 3f 417 L J; % Searcy, Donald T. Sharp, Dale R. Shaw, John H. Siemens, Terrance L. Smith, James A. Smith, Russell C. Spaulding, Victor G. Spencer, John S. Stacy, Denzil W. Storey, David M. Scransky, Larry W. Swab, John M . Switzer, Barton B. Tamasi, Philip M. Tamlyn, Thomas K. Teghtmeyer, Edward L. Thalacker, Bruce A. Thun, Donald L. Timm, Arthur P. Tomecek, William R. Torney, Donald A. Towne, William H. Trasamar, Gaylen E. Tuttle, John L. Tutton, Merrill R. VanFossen, Don B. Vespa, Anthony J. Wallen, Douglas O. Walling, James D. Walter, Marvin J. Wandling, Donald E. Warren, Thomas J. Warrick, Gordon L. Wassenaar, Allan G. Watson, George H. Welsh, Wesley D. Werner, William J. Westberg, Ralph L. Westhoff, Thomas H. Whiton, Robert R. Williams, Floyd E. Williams, Dean Williams, Keith A. Willmert, Kenneth D. Wilson, Gary D. Wistrom, Gordon K. Wolf, James R. Wolf, John R. Wonder, George D. Wong, Douglas G. Yamamoto, Kenneth S. Zcmke, Bruce E. Zirkelbach, Ralph R. Zobrist, Dale W. 418 College of Home Economics The College of Home Economics provides for a lib- eral education in the fields of applied art, child devel- opment, food and nutrition, home economics, journal- ism, home management and household equipment, institution management, textiles and clothing, and physical education. The College offers co-operative programs with Morningside College, Central College, and Graceland College, whereby the student may take two years at one of these colleges and two years at Iowa State, avoiding the usual formalities of transferring. WATERCOLOR techniques are experimented with as applied to still lifes and landscapes. Amling, Karen A. Anderson, Julie E. Anderson, Lynda K. Andrews, Janet K. Andrews, Lorna L. Armour, Gwyndolyn T. Amoff, Lana V. Baade, Sharon L. Bard, Anitra J. Barnett, Patricia G. Bechtel, Grace E. Behm, Valerie A. 419 Benson, Elizabeth £. Berkland, Melva L. Bessman, Sandra S. Bishop, Virginia L. Black, Karen L. Blutt, Janice M. Boge, Carol A. Boling, Gail W. Bourne, Sharon K. Bowman, Penny L. Boynton, Jayne F. Bremer, Verna J. Brown, Annette M. Brown, Janet K. Burke, Jerilyn L. Cameron, Susan A. Carlson, Alice I. Carlson, Brenda J. Carmichael, Karen S. Carpenter, Kathleen K. Carr, Marie L. Casey, Judith A. Catron, Carmen R. Christians, Kathryn J. Christopherson, Sheila D. Coffman, Linda S. Conrad, Sue K. Cosgrove, Kathleen S. Daggett, Mary E. Dahlstrom, Judith M. Dannewitz, Jane A. Dorr, Georgia Davis, Carolyn K. Davis, Karen S. Davis, Linda £. Davison, Carole M. Denny, Ruth G. Deur, Rodna M. Deviney, Diana M. Doty, Rosemary C. Downey, Anthony R. Drahosh, Beverly A. Drewry, Judy K. Dunham, Julie E. Dyas, Deanna L. Edson, Larry E. Ellis, Jane E. Else, Colleen C. Engel, Karen J. Enger, Marilyn D. Erickson, Eldean M. Erickson, Judith A. Evans, Gale M. Evans, Kathryn S. 420 Fair, Mary B. Fee, Marlys A. Ferreter, Patricia E. Fitzgerald, Geraldine L. Fleming, Patricia A. Foley, Diane J. Franck, Ester M. Frankenfield, Kathryn M. Freeman, Marilyn G. Friesen, Ann Frolund, Janet D. Frost, Emily J. Fulkerson, Mary J. Fuller, Mary E. Gaffney, Margaret M. Gallagher, Linda C. Giles, Judy L. Glascoe, M. Mathilde Goins, Shirley J. Gould, Mary L. Griffin, Kathryn A. Gruber, Constance K. Gruber, Susan E. Gustafson, Dee A. Hance, Marian L. Hanisch, Jo A. Hartmann, Nancy G. Heiman, Carolyn R. Helm, Pamela J. Hendrickson, Anita A. Hendry, Mary E. Henn, Cynthia S. Henryson, Anna L. Hersom, Jeannine C. Hill, Carolyn Hitter, Robert A. Hoffman, Jeanette S. Hague, Marilyn J. Holets, Sharon K. Hoppe, Susan B. Hoskins, Larry L. Houghtaling, Lois K. Hugl, Joan A. Huss, James J. Imhoff, Constance A. Ingels, Alice J. Inman, Sondra K. Iverson, Cleta L. Jepsen, Katharine E. Johnson, Betty J. Johnson, Betty J. Johnson, Carol A. Johnson, Karen A. Johnson, Mary L. 421 A 1% ' Johnson, Virginia D. Jones, Helen S. Karas, Patricia A. Karth, Christine F. Kelley, Ruth J. Kirlin, C. Jean Kliegl, Jeanne M. Koester, Joan M. Kortemeier, Janet E. Krebsbach, Virginia Krueck, Susan E. Krull, Sharon K, Kuhn, Danesa A. Kuker, Fayne E. Landes, Lynn M. Larsen, Linda D. Latham, Suzanne W. Lensch, Inez K. Lenz, Carolyn L. Leutwiler, Georgia L. Lillibridge, Gail J. Long, Arlen M. Long, Peggy Longnecker, Cynthia L. Lovely, Donna L. Luett, Chloe E. Lundquist, Betty E. Lundy, Anne E. Lyghtner, Wilma A. McElrath, Mary M. McKendrick, Judith L. McLeland, Carrel J. Mahalic, Mary Mann, Jeanette I. Marlatt, Grace B. Maynard, Mari M. Meek, Melinda K. Mehaffey, Marva L. Mentzer, Kay B. Messelheiser, Janet F. Meyer, Marlys J. Miller, Dorothy M. Miller, Gleneta M. Miller, Mary A. Miller, Mary P. Moore, Juanita M. Moore, Judith A. M.oorhead, Patricia Morse, Susan Mosley, Mary M. Nielsen, Ardith V. Nielsen, Karen R. Nissen, Phyllis A. Northam, Judy B. 422 Pappas, Elena J. Paulson, Karen L. Pauly, Susanne M. Pegg, Kathleen L. Peterson, Carol A. Phares, Duretta L. Porter, Donna R. Porter, Judith K. Pullen, Nancy E. Putsch, Jeanne A. Ramsey, Linda R. Raven, Michael J. Reckler, Roberta R. Renner, Jane L. Rice, Donna M. Richter, Gwendolyn Righter, Mary K. Roath, Dianne K. Rogers, Judith A. Sandage, Pamela J. Sands, Barbara L. Sartor, Mary B. Schade, Sheryl A. Schroeder, Donna L. Schumacher, Sandra L. Schwab, Gretchen A. Schwarti, Judy C Schwiebert, Sara K. Scott, Rollie D. Segersten, Dene L. Seymour, Norma J. Sham, Juliette J. Sherman, Sharon F. Sherrer, Ann Shipton, Judy L. Shurts, Barbara J. Smith, Ann L. Smith, Donna A. Spear, Janice M. Stredonsky, Karen L. Steinbeiser, Constance M. Stephens, Enid N. Stiner, Susan E. Stout, Margaret F. Strand, Elizabeth Stuinebeam, Sandra L. Stump, Marjorie M. Suhr, Judith F. Tapper, Sharon I. Wykert, Janet K. Taylor, Janice M. Taylor, Nancy K. Thompson, JoAnn Thompson, Lynda L. 423 Thye, L. Lorraine Timberlake, Rebecca J. Timmer, Marjorie Tolman, Kay A. Ubl, Susan L. Uhlinger, Susan J. Unsderfer, Jan E. Vigliotta, Patricia J. Voland, Judith E. Voorhees, William A. Wallace, Wanda L. Walters, Carolyn J. Warner, Judith A. Waselkov, Janet D. Waterman, Veronica G. Welp, Mary N. Wemark, Elaine J. Werner, Carol D. Wheatcrart, Sue E. Whipple, Kay M. White, Janet J. Willis, Dortha E. Wintermeyer, Ronna J. Wolff, Cynthia A. Woline, Judith C. Wright, Karen A. College of Sciences and Humanities The College of Sciences and Humanities, the largest col- lege at Iowa State University, while proud of its size is striving to become better, not bigger. Its goal is not only formal education but also individuality and maturity. Throtigh programs as the honors program, outstanding students are selected and given the opportunity to work independently. Requirements in seven required fields include science, mathematics, English, history, and mod- ern languages — a broad education and several areas from which students may choose their major and minors. 424 Abbey, Duance C. Adams, Janice K. Adams, Robert D. Adelman, James R. Ahlrichs, David W. Anderson, James D. Andrews, Jason D. Andrews, Harriet J. Ashbaugh, Charlotte L. Askland, Carl L. Jr. Atkinson, Joe D. Baarda, James R. Baker, Paul A. Baker, Sondra F. Ball, Ronny B. Ballou, Susan I. Bartley, Phyllis J. Beebe, Raymond M. Behnke, Donald H. Bellone, Jack D. Bennett, Florence L. Bennett, Linnea J. Benzkofer, Philip D. Berkland, Mervin A. Bernard, Daniel F. Bethea, Nancy J. Bidler, Carroll L. Blinn, James C. Boehm, Geoffrey S. Boock, Frank H. Boegareom, Lorna J. Braden, Robert C. Brandt, Gary D. Brauman, Richard B. Breevaart, Marjorie E. Briden, Roger C. Brownlee, Ronald A. Bruner, Nell K. Buchwald, Barbara Buck, Dennis E. Buechele, Lenand E. Buhr, Kenneth L. Burroughs, Charles J. Butler, Kathleen A. Butler, Patrick R. Camenzend, Patricia A. Carlson, George G. Carr, Roger A. Case, Cynthia J. Cash, Ted E. Catlin, Sharon F. Chapin, Mark A. Chioman, David J. Christensen, Mark C. B o ' 1 8 — BP JMMWi — i ga— SIMM M MJI MWi: ' ' JHH lE? Q i tffi d iLT 425 Conklin, Edith M. Cook, Roger A. Corey, LeRoy D. Curtis, James R. Cuthbert, Douglas D. Daley, Jerry M. Dardis, Thomas W. Davis, George H. DeBruin, Kenneth £. Deupree, Neil W. Devin, Diane £. Dixon, Larry £. Dooley, Edward B. Dosland, Roger E. Draayer, Jerry P. Dreeszen, Steven K. Drew, Gerald C. Dwyer, David A. Dyas, Nancy L. Edwards, David H. Eggert, Mary E. Enghauser, David P. Engquist, Michael L. Erskine, Thomas A. Essig, John VV. Estal, John W. Evans, David L. Evans, Delbert L. Evertsen, Ellen Felland, Norman A. Foote, Danny R. Foster, James C. Fox, Richard D. Frank, Joe J. Frey, Tom E. Friday, Denny D. Fry, Edmund M. Jr. Gallagher, Richard E. Garner, Mary E. Gerdes, Alma J. Gere, Linda S. Goetz, Geoffrey J. Green, Vivian M. Gregerson, Dennis L. Griffith, David A. Gruber, Rosemary Gustafson, Kathryn A. Hall, James M. Hamann, Constance J. Handy, Larry B. Hanke, Barry V. Hanks, Dennis M. Harms, Virgil D. Harris, Gary L. 426 Hawes, Richard A. Hayes, Richard S. Hedeen, Jo Held, Doris J. Henry, Pamela L. Herrian, Michael L. Higdon, Robert E. Hill, Russell C. Himes, Daniel H. Hockett, Ronald L. Hoidhal, Richard A. Hoops, Patricia A. Houser, David J. Hubby, Karen K. HufTman, Gary V. Hull, Phyllis D. Hultman, Calvin O. Hurd, Morris C. Hartmann, Russell Illingworth, Ronald D. Janzen, Junie K. Jefson, James A. Jensen, Deanna F. Johnson, Dianna K. Johnson, Donald E. Johnson, James C. Johnson, Kim E. Johnson, Mary L. Johnson, Stephen L. Jones, Diane A. Jones, Thomas H. Jordan, Judith K. Jungk, Robert A. Klein, Peter Kluckhohn, Linda A. Knowles, Sharon L. Kramer, Jean A. Langlas, Charles Langston, Morgan H. Jr. Laslett, Lawrence J. Lattan, Hubert M. Lazos, Antone J. Lee, Lowell L. Leege, Verl D. Leimer, Gerald W. Lessing, Kenneth A. Lichty, Michael P. Lillie, Elinor M. Limbert, Julie W. Livengood, James M. Longval, Joseph M. Luther, Roger W. McDonald, Karen S. McKelvey, JoAnn llMi f 427 McKiness, Douglas R. McLaughlin, Ronald M. Magnani, Nick J. Mahr, Stephen G. Matthiesen, Ralph W. Marske, Larry K. Meredith, Judith E. Meyer, Donald C. Mikesell, James J. Miller, Janet L. Miller, Melvin R. Miller, Richard C. Minnis, Fred A. Mishmash, Harold £. Molleston, Max J. Mott, Marilyn S. Murray, Ann J. Nash, Clyde W. Nehls, Gerald J. Nelson, Carolyn A. Nelson, Donald P. Neve, Nancy S. Niemeyer, John L. Noid, John A. Northam, Callen K. Norton, William A. Okonkwo, Richard O. Page, Bruce D. Palmer, Kenneth F. Paulson, Alice L. Pellett, Patricia Perley, Jane Perry, Mary H. Petrak, Darryl L. Pickering, Jerry L. Pierce, Jerry L. Pingel, Eldona L. Poncious, Juris Porter, Sheila J. Pritchard, David I. Proto, Carl C. PuUen, Mary J. Radcliife, Karen E. Rahim, Fazil M. Ramsey, Jane A. Randell, Jeanne A. Read, Curtis Reddick, Russ Replogle, Linda L. Reschly, Christian J. Reynolds, Susan A. Richey, Forrest A. Jr. Riordan, Linda S. Rogness, Karen R. 428 Rosica, Lawrence J. Rossbach, Donald P. Rieley, Donald Rowley, Mildred J. Russell, Kenneth L. Russell, Marilyn J. Sacquety, Roger L. St. John, Donald B. Sampson, Shelley A. Samuelson, Gary E. Sargent, Ann M. Sass, Janet J. Saturen, Yaakov A. Sawyer, Judith J. Scheiding, Janet E. Schiatu, Renee Schneider, Ralph T. Schreiber, Larry S. Schroder, Stephen D. Schroeder, Robert S. Scott, Donald A. Scott, Melvin H. Seeley, Douglas A. Sellers, Dean L. Shomper, Charles R. Sime, Larry D. Smitt, Stephen J. Snyder, Glenn M. Snyder, LeRoy F. Soloway, Marcella Sorensen, Raymond F. Speers, Judith A. Steenblock, David A. Stephens, James D. Strandberg, Linda K. Stroeh, Hans H. Stubbs, Mary K. Stubbs, Robert C. Sung, Roger D. Sydnes, Allen D. Taylor, James S. Thaden, Marcia M. Thomas, Lowell D. Thompson, Dorothy K. Thompson, Lawrence H. Titler, Mary V. Travis, Elaine J. Tripp, Diane L. Truog, Susan A. Urenn, Joan C. Utterback, Avis M. VanDyke, James E. ' VanDusseldorp, Marilyn J. Vanjahnke, Peter H. 429 iihi ih Zweitel, Dennis E. VanNostrand, James R. Vauthrin, Neil L. Walker, David A. Wallen, Richard A. Wardall, Robert M. Ware, Suzanne K. Waskow, James R. Wendell, Dennis C. White, Patricia A. Wildman, Gretchen A. Wiley, Kay L. Wille, Dale D. Williams, Robert S. Williams, Ted L. Willis, Rita K. Willoughby, Pamela Witte, David W. Wodstrchill, Daniel L. Woods, Robert M. Workman, David A. Wyatt, Larry L. Yuhas, Eileen P. Yungclas, Richard P. Zenti, Louis A. VIRGINIA POLLOCK, cameraman, video-tapes a TV demonstration given by Kaye Bomgaars. 430 College of Veterinary Medicine The College of Veterinary Medicine is the oldest school of its kind in the United States It has 260 students in the professional curriculum and provides graduate instruc- tion for more students than any other vet- erinary college in the United States. The college has five principal objectives. It pro- vides training leading to the Doctor of Vet- erinary Medicine degree. It offers graduate programs to prospective research workers and educators. It conducts health-related research, provides animal disease diagnos- tic services, and sponsors educational pro- grams for practicing veterinarians. GERALD WALKER, Vet. Med. 2, studies bacteria associated with animal disease. Aafedt, Charles R. Andersen, Arthur A. Beck, Phyllis C. Bell, Kenneth A. Bigbee, Harlan G. Booth, Jerry J. Bryant, Robert E. Buelow, Raymond S. Campbell, Jon P. Christensen, Robert M. Dreibelbis, Charles W. Pick, Donald D. 431 Grimes, David V. Grover, James P. Gartwig, Nolan R. Haensly, William E. Hageman, Douglas R. Harris, Roger D. Hauptmeier, Larry D. Hecht, Bernard R. Helland, David R. Henke, Clair L. Hodoval, Leland F. Jensen, Richard D. Jorgenson, Dennis D. Kislingbury, Clyda K. Kuffel, Roger W. Lanz, John D. Larsen, Richard L. Lemley, Arthur R. Lott, David P. McLain, Robert H. Means, Robert L. Miller, John H. Mourn, Stanley G. Nelson, David H. Nighswonger, David D. Petty, Virgil M. Porch, Boyd L. Quinn, Villiam J. Randolph, Jeptha F. Reid, Wallace S. Reimers, Arthur Reschly, Lester J. Robinson, David A. Rolston, Keith C. Romans, Michael H. Saveraid, Herbert D. Schmidt, Richard E. Shipherd, Norman P. Sickels, Mack G. Sievers, James W. Smith, Larry L. Smith, Patrick J. Standley, Phillip D. Straley, James A. Sweeny, James A. Thake, Daryl C. Troutman, Frederick J. Ulland, Borge M. 432 Senior Activities AAFEDT. CHARLES R. Fordville, No. Dak. Veterinary Medicine Jones House; North Dakota Slate University; AVMA; Class Treas. ABBEY, DUANE CARROLL Dcs Moines Mathematics Beyer House. ACHENBACH, MYRON W. Rockford Animal Science Beyer House, trcas., v.p.; Spinney House, head res.; Block and Bridle. ADAMS. JANICE K. Waterloo Bacteriology Kappa Delta. ADAMS. ROBERT D. Penfield, A ' .} ' . Industrial Administration Alpha Kappa Psi; Bus. Stud. Assn.; Rodeo Club; Ward System; YMCA. ADELMAN, JAMES R. Sioux City Industrial Administration Phi Delta Theia; Bus. Stud. Assn. AHLRICHS. DAVID W. Rockwell City Modern Languages Beyer House; German Club. AHRENS. DONALD L. Osage Agriculture Education FarmHouse; Niles House, Pub. Chrm.; Inlra- murals; Ag. Ed. Club, treas., finance chrm.; Veishea. Float Chrm.; Varieties, sound chrm.; Autumn Cotillion; Gamma Delta. ALMQUIST, ERNEST D. Fonda Dairy Science Dairy Science Banquet; Dairy Science Club, treas., v.p.; Dairy Princess Contest, chrm.; Dairy Judging Team; Homecoming, Display Chrm.; Veishea, Dy.Sc. Open House chrm. AMENSEN, DAVID L. Ames Industrial Education Pammcl Court; Ellsworth Junior College; In- dustrial Education Club. AMLING, KAREN A. Downers Grove, Illinois Home Ec. Education Gamma Phi Beta, pledge trainer, act. chrm.; Freshman Home Ec. Council; Home Ec. Council; Home Ec. UN Tea, chrm.; Home Ec. Ed. Club; Activities Advisory Service. ANDERSON, ARTHUR A. Owen, Wisconsin Veterinary Medicine University of Wisconsin; Alpha Gamma Rho; AVMA, Jr. Chapter; Luthern Student Assn. ANDERSON, DONALD PEARSE Columbus, Nebraska Electrical Engineering Sigma Nu. ANDERSON, EDWARD E. Belmond Mechanical Engineering Godfrey House, pres.. sch. chrm.; MRA; ASME; Pi Tau Sigma; Men ' s Glee Club; KISU; Festival Chorus; Veishea, Open House chrm. ANDERSON, ELDON C. Stanton Electrical Engineering Acacia, house manager, asst. treas.; IEEE, treas.; Festival Chorus; Campus Chest, booklet chrm. ANDERSON, JAMES D. Chariton Industrial Administration Halstead House, pres.; Meeker House, head res.; .MRA, Conduct Review Board; Alpha Kappa Psi; Chessman. ANDERSON, JULIE E. Evanston, III. Kappa Alpha Theta. ANDERSON, LYNDA K. Cedar Falls Home Economics Kappa Alpha Theta; IPC sec; Home Ec. Coun- cil; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Theta Sigma Phi; Homemaker; Kappa Alpha Theta ed.; Greek Week Central Comm.; University Human Re- lations chrm.; Homecoming Beauty Review chrm.; Union Board Foreign Student Forum chrm.; Veishea Career Days Events chrm. ANDREW, JASON D. Clinton Psychology Clinton Junior College. ANDREWS, ARLAN R. Hubbard Agricultural Engineering ANDREWS, JANE H. Ames Distributed Studies ISU Young Americans for Freedom. ANDREWS, JANET K. Luther Home Ec. Education Alpha Chi Omega, soc. chrm.; Home Ec. Core Curriculum; Pep Council; Festival Chorus. ANDREWS, LORNA L. Minneapolis Home Ec. Education East Linden, adv.; Lamp Lighter; Home Ec. Ed. Club; Canterbury ' . ARMOUR, GWYNDOLYN T. Chicago Textiles and Clothing East Linden, adv., sec; Bowling Club, v.p.; Modern Dance Club; T C Club; Home Ec Club; FGSB; YD; Newman Club; St. Thomas Acquinas Choir. Home Ec. Education ARNOFF, LANA V. Worthington, Ohio Dietitics Alpha Chi Omega; Food and Nutrition Club; Delegate GSB Nominating Convention. ARTHUR, RICHARD B. Ames Landscape Architecture Tau Sigma Delta; Student Society Land Scape Architecture, treas.; LA Open house display chrm.; Festival Chorus; Singers; Glee Club. ARTHUR, WILLIAM E. Ames Civil Engineering Btta Thcia Pi; ASCE. ASHBAUGH, CHARLOTTE, L. Boone Mathematics West Linden; Alpha Lambda Delta; Pi Mu Ep- silon. ASK, ANDY C. Decor ah Engineering Operations Society for Engineering Operations, sec-treas.; Arnold Air Society; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma. ASKLAND, CARL L. Des Moines Physics Granview College; Sigma Nu; Physics Club; Ger- man Club. ASMUS, LARRY E. Waverly Agriculture Economics Ag. Bus. Club; Varsity Band; Festival Chorus. ATKINSON, JOE D. Vrbandale Mathematics Foster Hous-, Treas.; . IIE; Theta Mu Alpha; Festival Chorus; Singers; Varsity Singers; SOV; Union Board, sales chrm. B BAADE, SHARON L. Barrington, III. Home Economics Kappa Delta, pres.; Inlramurals; Fr., Home Ec, adv.; Festival Chrrus; Iowa State Players; Iowa State Singers; SOV, Brigadoon; Cyclone Review. BAARDA. JAMES R. Newton Distributed Studies BACKHAUS, LOREN A. Manly Agriculture Business Dodds House, soc. chrm.; Ag. Bus. Club. BAILEY, FRANK R. Richfield, Minn. Aerospace Engineering Spinn ' ,y House, sch. chrm.; AIIAA, program chrm.; Sigma Gamma Tau, pres.; Tau Pi; Phi Eta Sigma. Landscape Architecture BAILEY, JERRY L. Humboldt SSLA; SAME. BAILEY, THEODORE B. Washington Horticulture University of Iowa; Delta Chi; go ' .f; I club; Iowa State Debaters. BAKER, PAUL A. Denison Physics (iraccland College. BAKER, SONDRA F. Grinnell Technical Journalism Delia Delta Delta, cor. sec, chapIin; Science and Humanities Curriculum Sludv Comm.; Theta Sigma Phi, pres.; Scientist; knva Stale Dailv; GSB; YD, v.p. BAKKFR. MARVIN L. Holland Electrical Engineering Richcy House; rel. chrm.; IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu; Christian Reformed Youth Fellowship, v.p. BALINT, MICHAEL L. Fort Dodge Engineering Operations Fort Dodge Community College. BALL, RONNY R. Lorimor Drake; Ward; IEEE. BALLOU, SUSAN I. Monticello West Linden; Psi Chi. BANE, RODNEY B. Oakland Agricultural Engineering Brown House; soc. chrm. Godfrey House; Ag. Council; Campus Chest. BANWART, DONALD E. West Bend Agricultural Education Norman House, historian, sec-treas.; MRA Elec- tions Comm.; Ag. Ed. Club; S. . C, Adjutant; SOV; Wesley Fellowship. BARD, ANITRA J. Bryan, Ohio BARKEMA, DONALD D, Alexander Central University; Pammel. Electronic Technology Psychology Foods and Nutrition Animal Science BARNETT, JOHN W. Roadhouse, III. Farm Operations Westminster College, Mo.; Dodds House; Farm Operations Club. BARNETT, PATRICIA G. Somerset, Penn. General Home Economics Juniata College, Penn.; Radio Discussion. BARTA, ALLAN L. Solon Agronomy Phi Kappa Theta; Agron. Club; Newman Club. BARTINE. EDWIN W. Clemons Agriculture Business Lindstrom House, sec.lrcas.; Ag. Bus. Club. BARTLETT, ROGER J. Fort Madison Electrical Engineering Halstead House; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE; Bomb; Iowa State Daily; Homemaker; Radio Club; MRA Radio Club; Photography Club; Veishea Open House Comm.; Phi Eta Sigma; Newman Club. BARTLEY, PHYLLIS J. Cedar Rapids West Linden. Modern Languages BARTON. ROBERT M. Burlington Mechanical Engineering Burlington Junior College. BAUER, KEITH A, West Chester Forestry Parsons College; Ward; Intraraurals; Forestry Club; Wesley Foundation. BAZS. LI, GORDON R. Elgin Engineering Operations Delta Sigma Phi; Society for Engineering Ope- rators; ROTC; Iowa State Singers; Festival Chorus. BEANE, DANIEL, C. Marshalltown Agricultural Education William Penn College; .Alumni Hall Etiquette Chrm.; Ag. Ed. Club; YMCA, Main Cabinet; Festival Chorus; Varsity Band; SRC. BECHTEL. GRACE E. Naperville, III. East Linden. BECK. PHYLLIS C. Waterloo Home Ec. Education Veterinary Medicine BECKER. JAMES J. Omaha Electrical Engineering Halstead House; IEEE; YR; Freshman Days Guide; Veishea Open House; Newman Club. BEEBE, RAYMOND M. Aioca Industrial Administration Chamberlain House, act. chrm., house orienta- tion chrm., pres., v.p.; .MR.A, Internal Affairs Comm., Main Cabinet; Bus. Stud. . ssn.; YR; Westminster Foundation. BEHM, VALERIE A. Madison, Ohio Dietetics Alpha Delta Pi, house manager: Pres. Intramur- als Board; Home Ec. Club; F. N. Club, sec- Ireas.; W.A. . BEHNKE, DONALD H. Ames Economics and History Grandview College, Des Moines; AIIE, sec, v.p.; History and Government Club. BELL. KENNETH A. La Porte City Veterinary Medicine Pre-Vet Club; Jr. AVM.A; Veterinarian; Veishea Open House co-chrm. BELL, WILLIAM R. Osceola Animal Science Delta Chi; pres., v.p.; Ag. Bus. Club; Block and Bridle Club; co-chrm. banquet; Iowa State Live- stock Judging Team; Beef Superintendent Lit- tle International; YD. BELLONE, JACK D. I ' alos Park, III. University of Dubuque. BENNETT, FLORENCE L. Normal, III. Chemistry University of Illinois; Iowa Chemistry Society. BENNETT, GEORGE K. Farmington, III. Mechanical Engineering AS.ME. Mathematics BENNETT. LINNEA J. Lorraine, West Linden. BENSON, CLARK M. times Mathematics Electrical Engineering BENSON, ELIZABETH E. DeWilt Home Ec. Education Delta Zeta, pres., sch. chrm., Omicron Nu; Alpha Lambda Delta; F. N. Club, soc. chrm.; sec-treas.; YWC.- , Intercollegiate chrm., v.p.; Homecoming Bar-B-Q Food Comm.; Veishea. Public Relations sec, general sec; All Univer- sity Elections Comm.; Mortar Board; Frisbie Fellowship. BENZKOFER, PHILIP D. Milford Mathematics Norman House; Math. Club; Newman Club. BERKLAND, MELVA L. Eldridge Journalism Pammcl Court; Birch Hall, adv., sec, rep. to ACURH; Theta Sigma Phi, sec-treas.; Daily; Homemaker; Veishea, Hostess; sec. Model U.N. 433 BERKLAND, MERVIN A. Cylinder Distributive Studies Adflantc; Iowa State Singers. BKRG, DOUGLAS A. Lima, Ohio Industrial Engineering Chamberlain House, h.r.; Merrill House, prcs., act. chrm.; MRA Scholarship Comm., Delegate to NACURH; AHE. BERNARD, DANIEL F. Denton, Ohio Government Phi Delta Theta, pres.; IPC Court; football, S. H. Council, pres.; Hist. : Govt. Club, v. p.; Lampos, pres.; Debaters; Cardinal Key. BESSMAN, SANDRA S. Alden Home Ec. Education Gamma Phi Beta; sec, asst. rush chrm.; Corp. Board treas.; Home-Ec. Club; Iowa State Sing- ers; Veishea, T. C. Open House, Events sec. BETHEA, NANCY J. Ames Zoology Delta Delta Delta; Chem. Eng. Wives Club; Fac- ulty Womens Club. BETTIN, THOMAS L. Early Chemical Engineers Stange House, pres.; AI Ch. E., treas.; Tau Beta Pi. BIDLER, CARROLL L. Ankeny Industrial Administration Pammel Court; Community Council; Bus. Stud. Assn.; Alpha Kappa Psi. BIERBAUM, ALVIN C. Garnavillo Engineering O iterations BIGBEE, HARLAN G. Ladora Veterinarian Medicine AVMA BISHOP, VIRGINIA L. AUerton Home Ec. Education Certerville Community College; Pammel Court; Home-Ec. Ed. Club. BLACK, KAREN L. Ames Elementary Education Stale College of Iowa; Drake University. BLACKLEDGE, KENNETH E. Monroe Agronomy Pammel Court; Agronomy Club. BI.INN, JAMES C. Cedar RalAds Mathematics Foster House, soc. chrm.; MRA dance comm.; Campus Cliest; Westminster Fellowship. BLOFIELD, KEN G. Coggon Electrical Engineering IEEE. BLOOM, MAX R. Northbero Mechanical Engineering North West Missouri State College; Pammel Court; ASME. BLUTT, JANICE M. Sioux City Applied Art Bir ch Hall, adv.; Delta Phi Delta; Festival Chorus; Singers; Newman Club. BLYTHE, HUGH M. Mystic Chemical Engineering Centerville Junior College; AI Ch. E.; Campus Chest, asst. bus. man. BODENSTEINER, MARK C. Waucorna Industrial Engineering Loras College; AIIE; Veishea, chrm. of I.Ed. Open House; Gamma Epsilon Sigma; Newman Club. BOEHM. GEOFFREY S. Council Bluffs Mathematics Math. Club; Pi Tau Pi Sigma; Pi Mu Epsilon; Bomb; Honors Program; Phi Eta Sigma. BOGE, CAROL A. Seneca, III. Home Ec. Education Chi Omega, asst. sec. Home Ec. Ed. Club; Sing- ers, Festival Chorus; People-to-People, Brother- Sister program. BOLING, GAIL W. Clarendon Hills, III. Textiles and Clothing Kappa Alpha Thcta; Veishea, Eng. Open House, sec; publicity art dir.; Homecoming, Beauty Re- view Publicity, Pep Bar-B-Q Art; Union Board Publicity. BOLTON, RICHARD B. Council Bluffs Civil Engineering ASCE; Chi Epsilon; Veishea, co-chrm. Civil En- gineering Oi)en House. BOOCK. FRANK H. Des Moines Sigma Chi. BOOTH, JERRY J. Bell Plaine Theta Chi. BORCHERS. JOHN M. Ereeport, III. Engineering Operations Baker House; Eng. Op. Club; Marching Band; Westminster Fellowship. BOR(;STROM, LORNA J. fort Dodge Psychology BRAGONIER, JAMES W. Colo Architecture Eng. Council, pres.; Knights of St. Patrick, v. p.; Marching Band; Orchestra; Cardinal Key. Industrial Administration Veterinary Medicine Speech Horticulture BRANDHORST, DAVID E. Waterloo Industrial Engineering Delta Upsilon, AIIE pres.; Veishea, I.E. Open House, pub. chrm.; baseball. BRANDT, JAMES H. Burlington Agronomy Burlington Junior College; Lindstrom House, act. chrm., pub. rel. chrm., pres.; . ' gron. Club; speech contest chrm., treas.; Veishea; Agron. Club bus. man. BRANDT, GARY D. Clarion Beta Theta Pi. BRAUMAN, RICHARD B. Union, N.J. Physical Education Alpha Tau Omega; treas.; Wrestling team. BREEVAART, MARJORIE E. Hock liapids History and Government Delta Zeta, parliamentarian, asst. house man- ager; Hist. Govt. Club; Science Women ' s Club, sec, program chrm.; Science Ed. Club; YWCA; YD; Pep Council; Veishea Career Day Guide. BREITBACH, DAVID D. New Hampton Agronomy Merrill House, officer, h.r.; Agron. club; SAAC, financial officer; Newman Club. BREMER, VERNA J. Ocheyedan General Home Economics Birch Hall, adv.; Home Ec. Ed. Club; Gamma Delta. BREWER, OLEN W. Crescent Sigma Nu; Cyclone Review. BRIDFN, ROGER C. Ames Chemistry Fort Dodge Community College; Pammel Court; Judo Club. BRITAIN, LOWELL R. Ames Civil Engineering Union College; Pammel Court; ASCE; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon. BRISTOL R. ALAN Stuart Electrical Engineering IEEE; Festival Chorus; Veishea, Open House, C clone Review; Campus Radio Club; Wesley fellowship. BROCK, JA.MES A. Chat field, Minn. Agricultural Engineering ASAE. BROCKMANN, CHARLES L. Walcott Industrial Education Chamberlain House, pres., v. p., sec, treas.; I. Fd. Club, sec; SAAC, adjutant; Scabbard and lilade; Blast; Veishea. BROWN, ANNETTE NL North Springfield, Vir. Elementary Education Chi Omega; Panhell Clouncil; Home Ec. Dean ' s Adv. Board; Omicron Nu; Home Ec. Dean ' s Adv. Board; Singers; Veishea Open House. BROWN. JANET K. Hampton Home Ec. Education Oak Hall; GSB liaison; WRA Supreme Court Justice; Freshman Home Ec Club; Home Ec. Ed. Club, contact chrm.; YR. BROWNLESS, RONALLD A. Emmetsburg Industrial Administration Sigma Pi, pres.; Alpha Kappa Psi, social chrm. BRUCE, LARRY N. Ames Electrical Engineering BRUNER, NELL K. Ames Modern Languages Washington University, St. Louis; Players. BRYANT, ROBERT E. Waslita Veterinary Medicine Pi Kappa Phi; Vet. Med. Curriculum Comm.; AVMA; Pre-Vet Club; Block and Bridle Club; Harvest Ball, co-chrm.; Bus. Manager of Horse Show; Iowa State Livestock Judgiiig ' Fcam; Vei- shea, co-chrm. open house; Alpha Zeta; GSB Act. Adv. service. BRYNE, RICHARD A. Sioux City Engineering Operations Morningside College; Engineering Operations Club. BUCHWALD, BARBARA Ames Zoology Delta Zeta, historian, pledge trainer; Panhell Rush Counselor; Alpha Xi Delta; Gamma Sigma Delta; National Science Foundation Undergrad- uate Research; Iowa Academy of Science; Con- cert Band; YWCA; Honors Program. BL;CK, DENNIS E. Sioux City Westgate; Pi Mu Epsilon. BUECHELE, LELAND E. Mathematics Manly Industrial . d mini strut ion BUELOW, RAYMOND S. Drake, N.D. Veterinary Medicine North Dakota State University Alpha Gamma Rho; Vet-Med Class Representative; Alpha Zeta. BUHR. KENNETH L. Lime Springs English and Speech Beta Sigma Psi, residence coordinator: Religion in Life Week: Wrestling; ROTC Rifle Team; Iowa State Religious Council, v. p.; LSA. BULL. JAMES R. Mason City Mechanical Engineering Mason City Junior College; Sigma Phi Epsilon, house manager; ASME; Knights of St. Patrick; Bomb, bus. manager; treas. of Publications Board; Board of Directors of Iowa State Press. BUNDT, DU. NE J. Cliden Farm Operations Gray Leader Trinity Fellowship. BURGESS, FRANK E. Middleton, Wis. Engineering Operations Kappa Sigma, v. p., so. chrm., act. chrm., rush chrm.; Knights of St. Patrick; Greek Week, events chrm.; Engineering Career Days, Master of Ceremonies; Veishea, Eng. Open House chrm.; Pep Council. BURGHOFFER, LEO L. Donnellson Mechanical Engineering Kimball House, pres., v. p.; MRA Intramurals Council, sec; A.F. Rifle Team; Pi Tau Sigma; Veishea, M.E. and E.M. open houses. BURKE, JERILYN L. Miltown, N.J. Child Development Cottey Junior College; Elm Hall. BURKHART, ROBERT I. New London Industrial Engineering Sigma Nu. BURNS, DENNIS D. Cedar Rapids Industrial Engineering Tau Kappa Epsilon, intramurals chrm., sec, Veishea, Homecoming Display, Varieties prop. chrm.; AIIE, pres.; AIA; Tau Beta Pi; Gamma Epsilon Sigma; Homecoming, building chrm.; YD; GSB Supreme Court Justice; Phi Eta Sigma. BURROUGHS, CHARLES J. Findley Lake, N.Y. Civil Eng. and Ind. Administration Delta Chi; BSA; C-oncert Band; Symphony Or- chestra; Baptist Student Fellowship. BUSCH, JAMES A. Winterset Farm Operation Westgate; Baker House, act. chrm.; Farm Op- erations Club; Sigma Theta Epsilon; sec. -treas., v.p.; Marching Band. BUTLER, KATHLEEN A. Council Bluffs Mathematics Delta Zeta; Sigma Alpha Iota, v.p.; Debaters; Veishea. Open House Coordinator; Homecoming Beauty Review; Miss Ames Pageant. BUTLER. PATRICK R. Rochester, Minn. Landscape Architecture Theta Xi, intramurals chrm., social chrm.; MRA orientation comm.; Freshman Group Leader; Temporary Housing Comm. CABLE. JAMES K. Cedar Falls Civil Engineering Merrill House; Stevenson House, sec, v.p.; MRA Main Cabinet, chrm.; ASCE, recording sec. CAMENZEND. PATRICK A. Sioux City Mathematics and English Intramurals; Blast; Newman Club. CAMERON. SUSAN A. Anaheim, Calif. Textiles and Clothing Merchandising Alpha Chi Omega, soc chrm., rush chrm., house manager; Panhel, adv. to Jr. Panhel. CAMPBELL, GORDON G. Hartford Forestry Haber House; Forestry Club; Westminster Fel- lowship. CAMPBELL, JON P. Long Grove Veterinary Medicine Meeker House, scholarship chrm.; Fairchild House. Head Resident; AVMA. CARL, CHARLES L. Storm Lake Civil Engineering Tau Kappa Epsilon; ASCE; NROTC; Semper Fidelis; Scabbard and Blade; GSB; Veishea. CARLSON, ALICE I. Cherokee Home Ec. Education East Linden, house council, adv.; adv. chief; Tomahawks; Omicron Nu; Niads; LSA, program chrm. CARLSON, BRENDA J. Aurora. III. Child Development Pi Beta Phi; Panhel Council; Freshman Home Ec Cub; CD Club; YWCA; Veishea, CD open house. CARLSON, GEORGE G. Toledo Mathematics State College of Iowa; Acacia, treas., rush chrm. CARMICHAEL, KAREN S. Brooklyn Apfflted Art Alpha Gamma Delta, song leader, soc. chrm.; Sor-Dor. director; Delta Phi Delta, v.p.; Sigma Alpha Iota, sec; Chamber Singers; Opera; Au- tumn Cotillion attendant; Bomb Beatitv; Angel Flight; SOV: Veishea. Home Ec. open house co- chrm.; Applied Art open house co-chrm. CARPENTER. KATHLEEN K. Brooklyn Textiles and Clothing Design Gamma Phi Beta; FBA; Home Ec Council: Pep Council; Angel Flight; Veishea; Homecoming. 434 English and Speech CARR, JAMES I. AlS n ' T ' o ' ■ ■ , • . ' ' • ' Science a nS BrMreVo cT ow. Internationa.; Block CARR, ROGER A. Ames CARRIS, TIMOTHY C. Sw„x IlalMs Chemical Engineering I.MKol„ House pres.;MRA Main Cabinet; AL .h ; k ' ' -,. - - ' ' S bbard and Blade; Vei- shea, Chcni. Eng, open house. CARROLL, CHARLES B. isr? ' ' ' ' ' -! '  „. Cim7 Engineering ASCE; lau Beta Pi; AST M; Newman Club. CARTER, EVERETT M Missouri Valley Technical Electronics CARV, .MARIE L. SarnnTrl ,; n ■ ' ' ' ' Development V ■nS ' ' Development Club; GSB RcD • Kappa Phi; Wesley Fellowship. ' ' CASE, CYNTHIA J. Rn ir l r 11 „ Industrial Administration Rockford College, Boone Junior College- Or- chestra; Cosmopolitan Club. CASE, ROGER D. Mankato, Minn. civil Engineering Spinney House, officer; ASCE, vp. ChTEpsilon pres.; Veishea, co-chrm. display. i= PS on, CASEY, JLM E. jyjSdrow ' House, intramural chrm ; ' 7arm ' ' Op ' Club; Pre-Vet Club; YD; Newman Club. CASEY, JUDITH A. Sac City Child Dei ' elopment Education Buena Vista College; Alpha Chi Omega; Sot Pe°Jf.le? ' sRC ' ' ' ° ' ' - ' ' opuZ- CASH, TED E. Miller, Mo. rh • i Bennett House. HR; Beyer House, rel chrm r ,;J ™ ' ' VA - scholarship commission, act. ' S?Z v ' ' ' h nT- - P- P = -- Alpha Chi UdTa ' ' ' ' ™- P house chrm.; gamma CATLIN, SHARON F. Clarinda Mathematics and English Clarinda Community College; West Linden- Sci- ence Women ' s Club; Band. CATRON, CARMEN R. It ' ontic Child Development Chi Omega; Modern Dance Club. CHAPIN, MARK A. Ati ' ? ' ' ,, H f u l} '  rihutive studies Alumn Hall, adv., fresh, coordinator; Engineer Council: Singers; Festival Chorus; YMCA pres sec. cabinet, fresh., pres., Washington UN Semi- nar chrm., Iowa District chrm.. North Central Area vicechrm., Geneva Conference co-chrm - International Workcamp; Cosmopolitan Club; ' YD; People-to-Pcople; Score; SRC; Student Prop erties Board; NSA Delegate; Tomahawk Car- dinal Key, tapping chrm.; Wesley Foundation. CHASE, GERALD L. Aurora III. Chemical Engineering dl?m - AT hr-. ' - holarship, pres., intramural 1 1 a 5- ■ ' 5 ' - P ' -: Tan Beta Pi; March- ng Band; Pep Band; Varsity Concert Band: t ' ist ' Vurh-p ' elSip ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ■- -- « P- CHEEVER, DOUGLAS L. ,17° ' ' ' ' P- Mechanical Engineering Lange House, homecoming chrm.; MRA scho- l?. il ' P commissioner, scholarship chrm • AS.ME-  ,n l ' . ' h ' ir ' i- ' ' ' ' ' ' - ■ ' lACURH Dele- gaic, I m hta Sigma. CHIPxNfAN, DAVID J. ■sJom-. PK- f -1 - . Mathematics Ch. r Mat ' h. Su ' r ' ' Gymnastics CHRISTENSEN, MARK C. Humboldt AS.ME. Mathematics CHRISTENSEN, ROBERT M Wessmgton Springs, S.D. Veterinary Medicine Sou h Dakota State College; AVMA, sec; Vet- boa ' Jdfuro ' ;. ra ri rey. ' ' ' ' ' ' CHRISTIANS, KATHRYN J Kanawha child Development C n rfn ' h ' ' h ' ' ' ■■P ' ?.- ' WRA Executive Board 1.1) Club Home Ec. Council; Omicron Nu; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Singers; Festival Chorus; SRC. CHRISTIAN, LEONARD R T ' kT t ■, , Chemical Engineering lau Kappa Epsilon, AIChE. CHRISTOPHERSON, SHEILA D. Alnh ' , ' n. ! ' , ;; ' - u ' 05,fa Education ci lone ' ReWr,:;. ' ' ' ™ ' ' ' ' CLARK, LARRY J. M X ° ' ' ff , Agriculture Business Meeker House, soc. chrm.; Intramurals; MRA, Bus. Club; Blast; Varieties. CLARK, PAUL D. AIfT ' iR F ' v ' ' - ,. Electrical Engineering Alth-IRE; Veishea open house. Mechanical Engineering El ' ctrical Engineering IRE-AIEE; KISU. (Chemical Engineering chrm.; MRA Scholarship food Science Horticulture treas.; Hort. Club treas. Show; Judo Club. Economics ; Festival Chorus; Van- Applied Art Club; Singers; Festival Mathematics Forestry Speech CLINE, LARRY D. Des Moines AS.ME. COBLEY, GEORGE A Des Moines Campus Radio Club; COFFEY, LEO F. Garden drove Converse House, sch. Commissioner; A.I.Ch. COFFMAN, LINDA S. Barry, III. Carthage College. COHAN, STEVEN .M. Hamden, Conn. Foster House, sec. and and v.p.; Horticulture CONKLIN, EDITH M, Davenport Chi Omega; Y.W.C.A derbilt University. CONRAD, SUE K. Harlan KISU; Applied Art Chorus; YWCA. COOK, ROGER A. Clinton Clinton Junior College. COOP, NEWTON K. Pella CORY, Le ROY D. Morning Sun CORMICLE, JAMES F AHETve liea. Industrial Engineering COSGROVE KATHLEEN S. Meriden Education and Extension I I r-i ,!. ' ' , ' . u-P- ■ ' h. chrm.; Home Ec. td. Club; Veishea open house; Newman Club; Sor-Dor; Festival Chorus. COTTON, GARY D. i ,V ' ' J ° ' !- Mechanical Engineering Colkgi ' ' ■ ' ■ ' • ' ° C8 =; Po Huron Jr COUNTER, LOUIS F. Burlington Mechanical Engineering Sigma Phi Epsilon; Pi Tau Sigma; Varsity Clubl Team ' ' ' ' ' ' V Tennis COX, .MERLE L. Clemons Animal Science Block and Bridle; Rodeo Club; Ward Pres - Livestock Judging Team; William Penn College- Ellsworth Jr. College. 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Riverton Geology Clarlnda Junior College; Knapp House, pres., vice pres; Geology Club, vice pres.; Veishea, open house. 436 FRANCK, ESTER M. Winthrop Home Economics Education Home Kc. Ed. Club; Home Ec. Coun., pub. rel.; WRA Supreme Court Justice; Phi Upsilon Omi- CTon. treas.; Mortar Board; Beacons, sec; Toma- hawk; Campus 4-H; Band; Veishea, open house; Elm Hall, trcas., advisor. FRANCK. fAX E. Winthrop Mechanical Engineering Freshman Cardinal Guild Senator; Tomahawk; Pi Tau Sigma. FRANK, JOE J. Elmira Physical Education FRANKENFIELD, KATHRYN M. Charles City Home Economics Education Alpha Gamma Delta, rush chrm.; Panhellenic Council; Sor-Dor; Mortar Board, prcs.; Gamma Gamma; VCC, open house; GSB; Campus Chest, co-chrm.; Phi Upsilon Omicron; YWCA, cabi- net; Alpha Lambda Delta. FRANQUEMONT, WILLIAM R. Ames Industrial Engineering IRE; AIIE; Veishea. FRAZIER, MELVIN A. Denison Electrical Engineering Stalker House, act. chrm. FREED, RICHARD C. 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Rock ford. III. Mechanical Engineering Phi Delta Thcta; Fraternity Buyers Assn. mgr.; . SME; Knights Of St. Patrick; Gamma Gamma. LONGVAL. JOSEPH M. Sloan Industrial Administration Harriman House; BSA; Alpha Kappa Psi. LOTT, DAVID P. York Nebr. Veterinary Medicine Delta Upsilon; University of Nebraska; Jr. AV.MA; Homecoming comm. chrm.; Iowa State Veterinarian, layout edit. LOURIDO, ALFONSO M. Call, Colombia Agronomy National University of Colombia; Lincoln House: Agron. Club; Soccer Club; Varsity Ten- nis; Newman Club. LOVELY, DONNA L. Orient Household Equipment Birch Hall, adv., soc. chrm.; Veishea Canoe Races; Festival Chorus; Sweetheart Ball Ticket chrm. LOVETT. STANLEY M. Garden Grove Dairy Industry Chamberlain House, conduct comm.; Pre- Vet Club; DI Club, Veishea open house co-chrm. LOWE, ARTHUR G. Ocho Rios, Jamaica Architecture St. Georges College, Kingston, Jamaica; Steward House. HR; Stalker House, v. p.; Sage House, HR; MR A, weight lifting club, adv.; Soccer Club; Iowa Brd. of Intern ' l. Ed. Comm. chrm.; P-T-P. co-chrm.; U.N. Model Assembly, sec. gen.; Cosmopolitan Club; Newman Club. LUDWIG, CRAIG G. Moorhead Farm Operations Harriman House, intramurals chrm.; pub. re- lations chrm.; Farm Op-Club, bus. mgr.; Veishea display. LUETT, CHLOE E. Delmar Textiles and Clothing West Linden Hall: T)IC Club; H.Ec. Club; Festival Chorus; Cosmopolitan Club; ISU De- baters; Campus 4-H: University Lutheran, Angelos edit. LUNDBERG, DAVID L. MarshalUown Electrical Engineering Marshalllown Junior College; Westgate Hall; MR. , Camera Club; AlEE-IRE; Iowa State Players; YD. LUNDBERG, HAROLD G. Spirit Lake Electrical Engineering Morningside College; Tau Kappa Epsilon, soc. chrm., scholarship chrm., house mgr.; Greek Week, central comm.; Greek Council; AIEE- IRE. LUNDQUIST, BETTY E. Sioux City Home Economics Education Morningside College; East Linden Hall, adv.; H.Ec. Ec. Club; Psi Chi. LUNDY, ANNE E. Lincoln, Nebraska Textiles and Clothing Carleton College. Northfall, Minnesota, Roberts Hall; Honors Program; Cosmopolitan Club; SCORE; Lutheran UF. LUTHER. ROGER W. Stratford Industrial Administration Pearson House, pub. rel. chrm.; BSA. LUTZ, RICHARD E. Donncllson Landscape Architecture Theta Chi; SSLA; Tau Sigma Delta; Newman Club. LYGHTNER, WILMA A. Dcs Moines Foods and Nutrition Food Service. LYON. MICHAEL D. Ott u mwa Industrial Engineering Beyer House; AHE; Newman Club. M McC. SLAND, JOSEPH W. Lacona Agriculture Education Pammel Court; Ward, intramurals; AgEd. Club. McCAW, JERRY L. Ottumwa Electrical Engineering Parsons College; AIEE; YD. McCLURG. RONALD B. Madrid Agriculture Education Griffith House, HR; MRA, adv. weight lifters club; Varsity Cross Country, track mgr.; Ag.Ed. Club, treas.; Soc. of Adv. Artillery Cadets, exec, officer; Scabbard X: Blade, exec, officer; buck trainer; Campus 4-H, treas. and pres.; Toma- hawk, Alpha Zeta, YR. McDonald, karen s. Kcota History State University of Iowa; YD. McELRATH, MARY M. Stoux City Dietetics— Food Science East Linden Hall, adv.; H.Ec. Club; F N Club; Veishea display; Bomb; Band; Festival Chorus; Beacons; Pep Bar B-Q. McGIVKRIN TERRY J. Cedar Rapids Construction Engineering Phi Delta Theta. NfcKELVEY, JOANN Grand Junction Geology Andrews Housl-; WRA; Science Women ' s Club; Gcol. C!ub, sec; Festi al Chorus; YWCA; Judo Club; YD. McKENDRICK. JUDITH L. Wilmette, III. Elementary Education Delia Delta Delta; Panhellcnic, co-chrm. sum- mer rush orientation; WA. , co-chrm. open house; Intramurals Brd., treas.. Naiads; H.Ec. Club; H.Ec. Council, treas. McKINESS. DOUGLAS ROBERT Mason City Psychology Tau Kappa Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; GSB comm.; Iowa State Players, pres.; Pi Tau Sigma. Mclaughlin, ronald m. Iowa City Zoology Morningside College; Pammel Court; French Club, v. p.; Pershing Rifles. McLAIN, ROBERT H. Havelock Veterinary Medicine Alpha Gamma Rho; Jr. AVMA, pub. rel. chrm.; Iowa State Veterinarian, feat. edit. McLAUGLIN, LEE W. Shelby Farm Operations Stevenson House; Farm Op. Club; SAAC. McLELAND, CARREL J. Hillsboro Home Economics Education Pammel Court; H.Ec. Club; Singers; Festival Chorus. Industrial Education McNAY, TOM G. Leon I.Ed. Club. McNeill, michael j. Algona, Agronomy FarmHouse, v. p., IFPC rep.; Agron. Club, v. p., fertilizer manuals comm. chrm., crops div. chrm. Veishea open house; Alpha Zeta; Soc. of Adv. Artillery Cadets. MAAK, WAYNE V. Ames Industrial Education MADSEN, STEPHEN H. Scran ton Electrical Enfiineering Haber House, pres.; MRA, scholarship trustee, registration dance comm. Blast comm.; IEEE, open house comm.; AIEE; Singers; Festival Chorus. MAGNANI, NICK J. Mason City Chemistry Mason City Junior College; Meeker H nise. MAHALIC, MARY Chariton Dietetics West Linden Hall, adv.; Elm Hall, adv.; H.Ec. Club; F :N. Club; Newman Club. MARH, STEPHEN G. Des Moines Chemistry Foster House; MRA, chrm. Inagural Ball, chrm, fall dance; co-chrm. Sweethearts Ball; co-chrm. Blast: Veishea, chrm. chem. open house; Alpha Chi Sigma, v. p.; Westminster Fellowship. MANN, JEANETTE I. Packu ' ood Home Economics Education Mount St. Clare; Mount Mercy College; IHE. ; Jr. class sec; Players; Delta Psi Omega, sec. MANNING, THOMAS W. Rock Valley Electrical Engineering Stalker House, intramurals chrm., pres., schol- arship chrm., Veishea open house, fr. orienta- tion; MRA, conduct rc icw brd.; IEEE, Tau Beta Pi; Eia Kappa Nu, rec. sec; Wesley Foun- dation. MARING, BLAYNE E. Hopkinton Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Pammel Court; ASME; SAME; ROTC. MARLATT, GRACE B. Washington, D.C. Child Development West Linden Hall, soc. chrm. adv,; CD Club; Fr. Home Ec Club; H. Ec. Ed. Club. MARSH. KENNETH J. Fremont, Nebr. Mechanical Engineering Pearson House; Stange House, sec-treas; ASME. MARSKE, LARRY K. Ames Modern Languages Math Club; German Club; bowling league. .MASSEY, DENNIS D. Lineville Agricultural Business FarmHouse; Ag. Bus. Club; Singers, pres.; Chamber Singers; Varsity Four; Men ' s Glee Club; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, pres., hist.; SOV. MATHER, DAVID A. Sheboygan, Wis. Industrial Engineering Lange Ilouse; Harriman House, treas., sec, pres.; MR.A, treas. AIIE; (iamma Epsilon Sig- ma; Scabbard Blade. MATIZ. GEORGE Fori Lauderdale, Fla. Agronomy Tau Kappa Epsilon; Agron. Club; Swimming. MAT ' IHIESON, RALPH W. liriant English Woodrow House, soc. chrm.; Writers ' Round- table Sketch, ast. edit.; Marching Rand. MAXON, JOHN M. Lczviston, N .Y. Industrial Engineering Delta Sigma Phi, alumnae chrm., rush chrm,, act. chrm., treas., pres.; Merrill House, act. chrm., AIIE; fr. baseball. MAVNARD, MARI M. Cambridge, III. Physical Education Oak Hall, act. chrm., house council; WRA, act. council; PEMM, sec-treas., chrm. Veishea display; Singers; Festival Chorus; GSB, sec; All Uni ersity Elections Administration. MEANS, ROBERT L. Villisca Veterinary Medicine Alpha Gamma Rho; Jr. AVMA, co-chrm. open house. MUK, MELINDA K. Annandale, Va. Elementary Education Alpha Chi Omega, act. chrm.. Lyre edit.; Pan- hellcnic chrm. MEHAFFEY, DONALD L. Cedar Rapids Electrical Engineering Theta Delta C:hi; Alpha Phi Omega; IEEE; Veishea. MEHAFFEY, MARVA LEE Coon Rapids Home Economics Education Dorm adv.; Home Ec. Club; Kappa Phi; GSB, Act. Adv. Service; Festival chorus; Singers. MEIER, CARL H. Davenport Electrical Engineering St. Ambrose College; Delta Sigma Phi IEEE; AF Rifle Team. MILLER. DOROTHY M. Pleasantville Home Economics Education West Linden Hall, hist.. Blast; Festival Chorus; Campus 4-H; Wesley Foundation. MILLER, GLENETA M. MarshalUown Elementary Education Pi Beta Phi, act. chrm., pres.; Homecoming, queen selection co-chrm.; Veishea, open hons; sec; Greek Week Royalty chrm.; P-T-P, sec; Festival chorus; YAVCA. MILLER, JANET L. Ames History Delia Zeta; Science Women ' s Club; YWXA: YR; Disciple Student Fellowship; Student Re- ligious Council. MILLER, JOHN H. Ackley Veterinary Medicine Drake University; Pammel Court; Jr. AVMA. MILLER. KENNETH W. Mil ford Mechanical Engineering Alpha Tau Omega, v. p., rush chrm.; SAME; ASME, Veishea open house chrm.; YR. MILLER, MARY A. Marcus Home Economics Education State College of Iowa; H. Ec. Ed. Club; Singers. MILLER, MARY P. Imvood Home Economics Education East Linden Hall; Welch Hall, adv., GSB, liaison; WRA, sen. GSB; H.Ec Sen. Fr. Cardi- nal Guild; H.Ec. Sen. GSB; WRA Exec Brd.: Beacons; Tomahawk, hist.; Slortor Board: H.Ec. Council, cabinet; NSA Congress, delegate, sen.; H.Ec. Recruitment Comm.; Student Conduct Comm. MILLER, MELVIN R. Yale Industrial Administration Pammel Court. .MILLER. MILAN M. Indianola Forestry Lambda Chi Alpha, sec; Blast; Forestry Club; Ames Forester; honors program; Eli Lilly Ad- vanced Curriculum Scholar; Band; Symphony Orchestra. MILLER, NICHOLAS C. Mason City Chemical Engineering Halstead House, chrm., v. p.; AIChmE.; Armv ROTC, Rifle Team; Concert Band. .MILLER, RICHARD C. Guthrie Center Chemistry Noble House; Iowa Chem. Soc; Alpha Chi Sigma; Scabbard Blade; SAAC; Veishea. .MILLER, ROBERT L. Clarksrille Mechanical Engineering Woodrow House, treas.; ASME. MINNIS. FRED A. Des Moines Industrial .Administration Lambda Chi Alpha; BSA, treas,; Alpha Kappa Psi; P-T-P; Campus Radio Club. 441 MISHMASH, HAROLD E. Wfst Dea Moines Chemistry Woodrow House, sec, v. p., pres.; Camera Club; ACS; Alpha Chi Sigma, trcas., pres. MITCHELL, CLEN R. cw Providence Electrical Engineering Aliuntu Hall, adv; Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa u; Men ' s Glee Club; Phi Mu Alpha; Sinfonia Sing, co-chrm.; Singers; Chamber Singers; Opera; SOV; Am. Musical. MOEHRL. MICHAEL F. Marshalltoivn Civil Engineering Loras College; Sigma Phi Epsilon, sec, chap- lain, scholarship chrm.; ASCE; SAME; Base- ball. MOELLER, ROBERT VV. Eldridge Mechanical Engineering MRA Camera Club; GSB. Nominating Conven- tion delegate; ASME, Veishea open house. MOHROR, ROGER A. Rock Ha!)ids ASCE; Gamma Delta. MOLLESTON, MAX J. Ames Civil Engineering Governtnent MOORE, JUANITA M. Farmingion Home Economics Education East Linden Hall; H.Ec Ed. Club; Festival Chorus; YWCA, livewirc, cabinet; Vcishea open house; Westminister Fellowship. MOORE. JUDITH A. Avoca ApfAicd Art Dickinson State; Oak Hall; Newman Club. Agricultural Business MOORE, WAYNE E. Allerton Faircbild House, sec. MOOREHEAD, PATRICIA C. Ames Apl)lied Art Alpha Delta Pi, corr. sec, Panhcllenic, rush counselor; Homemaker, asst. treas.; Festival Chorus. MORRIS. DAVID L. Columbus Junction Farm Operations FarmHouse; Farm Op. Club; Tomahawk; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Singers; Chamber Singers; Festival Chorus; SOV, Cyclone Review. MOSLEY, MARY M. Moravia Household Equipment Freeman Hall, pres. adv.; WRA, corr. sec; H.Ec Adv. Comm., chrm.; GSB sen.; Motar Board. MOSS, NOLAN J. Persia Agricultural Business— Economics Omaha University; Baker House, HR; Converse House, sec. -treas.; Ag. Bus. Club, Toast Masters. corr. sec, Sigma Theta Epsilon. MOOSSAVI, MAHMOOD Tehran. Iran Civil Engineering Baker House; Cosmopolitan Club, v. p.; U.N. Model Assembly, chrm. of Iranian delegation; Veishea. MORGAN, STEPHEN M. Cory don Electrical Engineering IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu; Campus Radio Club; Wesley Fellowship Council. MORROW, JOHN A. Harder Industrial Engineering Pearson House, public rel. chrm.; MRA., asst. v.p.; Tomahawk; Phi Eta Sigma, hist.; GSB Cabinet; Gamma Epsilon Sigma, pres. MORSE, SUSAN Washington D.C. General Home Economics Mankato Stale University; Delta Zeta; T X: C open house co-chrm.; YWCA; Best-dressed co- chrm.; Veishea coordinators sec. MOSHER KENT L. Ankeny Merlianical Engineering Slate University of Iowa; ASME. MOSS, JOHN E. Mason City Electrical Engineering St. John ' s University; Converse House, const, chrm.; Phys. Club; IEEE; Newman Club. MOSSMAN, GARY L. Iowa Falls Chemical Engineering Engineering Operations; Ellsworth Junior Col- lege, NSA, lowa-Nebr. Regional chrm., vice chrm., Fr. Cardinal Guild, sen.-at-large; GSB, sen.; YR, regional vice chrm.; Knights of St. Patrick; AI Chem. E., v.p., northern plains regional co-chrm.; Varieties, tech. dir. MELVIN, STEWART W. Bloomfield Agricultxiral Engineering N.E. Misouri Slate Teachers College; Harriman House, treas.; ASAK, Veishea open house comm. chrm. MENTZLER, MARVIN R. Early Engineering Operations Intramurals; AS. E; Veishea Play, MEREDITH, JUDITH E. Newton Sociology MESSELHEISER, JANET F. Meservey Textiles and Clothing Kappa Delta; Fr. H.Ec. Club; TfrC Club; Bomb, copywriter. MESSNER. ALAN Cedar Rapids Electrical Engineering Merrill House, Campus Chest, Veishea display; IRE, exec, council; IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Ela Sigma. MEYER, DONALD C Reinbeck English Norman House, pledge trainer; Baker House, v.p.; MRA, excel, council; FGSB, Science sen.; C;SB, sen.; HIC chrm.; NSA, delegate, Toma- hawk, pledge pres.; Chesmen, King; Sweet- heart ' s Ball, M.C.; Gamma Delia. MEYER, MARLYS J. Genex ' a Home Economics Education H.Ec. Ed. Club; Omicron Nu. MEYERS, RICHARD F. Mr. Prospect, III. Electrical Engineering Varsity Swimming; Engineer, staff. MIDDLETON, MICHAEL R. Grundy Center Electrical Engineering Norman House, act. chrm.; Chrm. Act. Ad. Ser- vice; Symphony Orchestra; Varsity Band; Con- cert Band; SOV Orchestra; Cyclone Review; KISU D.j.; Phi Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. MIKES, RICHARD J. Fredericksburg Animal Science Harriman House, parliamentarian, sec; pub. rel. chrm; Block Bridle Club; YD; Wesley Foundation. AHKESELL, JAMES J. Chariton Economics Halstead House, religious chrm., scholarship chrm., v.p., pres., main cabinet; Band. MIKKLESEN. MORIS E. Huron, S.Dak. Architecture— Engineering Operations Firkins House; Head resident; Pearson House, pres.. Max Cornish Recipient as house pres.; MRA, v.p., orientation chrm.; Knights of St. Patrick; .MA, Regional Dir., v.p., banquet chrm.; Chicago Tribune Award Military Science; Cardinal Kev, pres.. Order of Chessman, pres.; Tomahawk, Scabbard : Blade; Sen. to GSB; Member of Union Brd.; Iowa State Center Commission: Member Town-Student Relations Brd.; Festival Chorus; Singers; Glee Club; Marching Band: Baskeball Band; SOV; Univer- sity Seminars; Homecoming Dance Comm. MOTT, MARILY S. Ames English and Speech University of Maryland; Singers; Festival Chorus. MOUM, STANLEY G. Ames Veterinary Medicine Pre-Vet Club, class pres., counselor; Veishea, open house; Jr. AVMA, pres.; Merrill B. Ander- son Memorial Fund Comm. MOWEN, JOHN E. Des Moines Engineering Operations MENKE. DUANE D. Bancroft Electrical Engineering MENTZLER, KAY B. Waukon Home Economics Education Intramurals; H.Ec. Ed. Club; Frisblc Fellow- ship. MUHTASEB, OSAMA F. Hebron, Jordan Chemical Engineering Drake University. MULLER, KENT R. Grisivolci Animal Science Kappa Sigma, treas., sgt. at arms, subsistance chrm.; Greek Week, asst coordinator; Block Bridle Club; Little International, asst. dec co- chrm.; Student Prop. Brd., bus. mgr.; Horse Show, bus. mgr. MULVIHILL, ROBERT J. Cuniming Marketing Management Sigma Nu, soc. chrm., pledge trainer; Farm Op. Club; Ag. Bus. Club; Newman Club, exec, coun- cil. MUMM, DOUGLAS V. Council Bluffs Chemical Engineering Beyer House, pres.; public rel. chrm., act. chrm.; AIChE. MURRAY, ANN J. Dubuque History and Government Delta Delia Delta, asst. treas., treas.; intramurals; Science Women ' s Club; Hist, and Govt. Club; Bomb, photography edit.; YD; Pep Council; Veishea Housing, sec; Newman Club. MURRAY, JOHN W. Lau ' ler Farm Operations Loras College, Didjuqiie, Iowa; Farm Op. Club; Newman Club. N NASH, CLYDE W. Madrid Industrial Administration Pammel Court; Bus. Student ' s Assoc NEAL, PAUL HI. Des Moines Engineering Operations Beta Theta Pi, intramurals chrm., pledge train- er; Fr. Baseball; Varsity Baseball. NEHLS, GERALD J. Dubuque Mathematics Loras College; Phi Kappa Theta, pledge trainer; Newman Club. NELSON, CAROLYN ANN Clinton Chemistry Mount St. Clare Junior College; Iowa Chem. Society; Tennis Team; Festival Chorus; P-T-P; YR; Veishea; Canterbury Club, pres. NELSON, DAVID H. Council Bluffs Veterinary Medicine Jr. AVMA; Cyclone Cabres; Singers. NELSON, DONALD P. Hock ford Economics Delta ' I au Delta, alumni relations chrm.; YR; Student Prop. Brd, treas., chrm. NELSON, RONALD E. Rockwell City Electrical Engineering NELSON, STEPHEN C. Ogden Industrial Engineering Kappa Sigma, v.p.; Gamma Epsilon Sigma; Knights of St. Patrick; AIIE; Veishea Eng., open house judges chrm.; Festival Chorus; Veishea parade dir. NEUMANN, DARRELL L. Denison Landscape A rchitecture Alpha Kappa Lambda, sec, bldg., chrm., Soc. of Land, Arch.; SOV, set crew, stage crew. NEVE, NANCY S. Marshalltown English Gamma Phi Beta, pres.; Science Council; Cardi- nal Guild; Insight Seminar; Veishea Central Comm.; Homecoming Dance Coram.; YWCA; Mortar Board; Lampos; Alpha Lambda Delta; Gamma Gamma. NIEMAN, RICHARD L. Avoca Electrical Engineering Eta Kappa Nu, v.p. NIEMEYER, JOHN L. Davenfmrt History Stanton House, sec, hist., soc. chrm., religious chrm.; Homecoming, display co-chrm.; ASME, hist.; Veishea, open house chrm.; Hist, and Govt. Club; YD; GSB, nominating conv.; New- man Club. NIELSEN ARDITH V. Kirkman Dietetics Delta Zeta; Jr. Panhcllenic rep., Home Ec Core Curriculum Comm.; NSA, soc; Homemaker, adv. salesman, bus. mgr.; Publications Brd., pres.; Career Day, guide; University Lutheran, act. chrm., ecumenical chrm. NIELSEN, KAREN R. Burlington Home Economics Journalism Birch Hall, adv., soc chrm.; Homemaker; Dailv; SCORE; Campus Chest Central Comm.; NSA; Symphony Orchestra; Festival Chorus; Baptist Student Fello vship. NIGHSWONGER, DAVID D. Blunt, S. Dak. Veterinary Medicine South Dakota State. NISSEN. PHYLLIS A. Maquoketa Home Economics Education Sigma Kappa, intramural chrm., sec, asst. rush chrm., v.p.; Home Ec. Education Club; Sor-Dor; W estminster Fellowship, intramurals brd., pub. chrm. NOID, JOHN A. Marshalltown Mathematics Marshalltown Junior College; Franklin House, soc chrm., scholarship chrm.; Phys. Club; Vei- shea, open house display; Math Club. NORRIS, EDMOND H.,: JR. Fong Prairie, Minn. Chemical Engineering Alpha Tau Omega, sec, treas.; SAME; AIChE.; Symphony Orchestra. NOR! HAM, CALLEN K. Chicago, III. Government Delta Chi, v.p.; Hist, and Govt. Club; YR; Men ' s Glee Club; Gamma Delta. NORTHAM, JUDY B. Schaller Applied Art Alpha Delta Pi, treas.; AA Club; Festival Chorus; Sec. Registration Dance; Cosmopolitan Tea, pub. rel.; YWCA; Singers. NORTON. WILLIAM A. Boone Industrial Administration Lindstrom House; Bus. Student ' s Assoc; Cyclone Sabres; Judo Club. NYSTROM, GAIL H. Boone Electrical Engineering Acacia, masonic rel.; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; IEEE; Varieties; Veishea. OBRYNE, JOHN F. I.awler Agriculture Business Farm Magt. of the Year Award; Veishea, open house; Newman Club. 442 OKONKWO. RICHARD O. Jos, Xigeria Geology Morningside College; Beyer House; Geol. Club; CosmopoJiian Club. OLSON, EDWIN A. Jewell Electrical Engineering Haber House, H.R.; Merrill House, scholarship chrm., v.p.; Ela Kappa Xu; Tau Beta PI; lEEH. OLSON, STANLEY R. Ames Mechanical Engineering OLTROGGE, R. DAVID Bridgei ' ille, Penn. Chemical Engineering Lange House; Marching Band; Men ' s Glee Club; Festival Chorus; Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow- ship. OOTEN, ROBERT J. Onawa Cii ' il Engineering OSTRUS, LEROY E. Wiota Electrical Engineering Northwest Missouri State College. OTT. LEO E. Webster English and Speech Electrical Engineering PAGE, BRUCE D. Kingsley English and Speech Acacia, pledge pres., soc. chrm., v.p., pledge trainer; Singers; Glee Club, sec.-treas., SOV cast; Veishea, prop, coordinator; Sextant, sec, pledge trainer; Navy Ball, chrm. PALMER, KENNETH F. Arlington History PAPPAS, ELENA J. Evanston, III. Applied Art Oak Hall; Homecoming, display chrm.; WRA; AA Club, Veishea, open house; WAA; Sor-Dor; Faculty Varieties, stage mgr.; Sketch, asst, art edit. PARKER, EDWARD D. Russell Chemical Engineering Sigma Chi, corr. sec, scholarship chrm.; AIChE., prog, chrm; Pep Council; Marching Band; Pep Band. PASSEKI. DAVID P. Springfield, III. Electrical Engineering Springfield Junior College; Caine House; IEEE. PATRICK, NEIL A. Mapleton Pammel Court. Farm Operations PATTERSON, GLENN W. Frankfort, III. Poultry Science Converse House, officer; Poultry Science Club, Homecoming, ticket sales. PATTON, RICHARD D. Maseon City Architectural Engineering Grinnell College; Sigma Chi, v.p., corr. sec, rec sec; Derby Days co-chrm.; Greek Week Co-ordi- nator; Varieties, dir., coordinator; Inter-Campus Relations Dir. on GSB Cabinet. PAUL, DUGLAS C. Suffer, N. Y. Civil Engineering University of Colorado; Chamberlain House; IEEE; Veishea, project; Newman Club. PAULSON, ALICE L. Ames Psychology Gamma Phi Beta, pub. rel., hist., standards, v.p., pledge trainer, Veishea, float chrm.; NSA, sec; Veishea, comm. sec; Campus Chest Central Comm.; Co-chrm. Dance and Miss Legs Con- test; Steering Comm. PAULSON, KAREN L. San Mateo, Calif. Gamma Phi Beta. Applied Art PAULY, SUSANNE M. Minneapolis, Minn. Home Ec. Education and Telecommunicative Arts Alpha Gamma Delta, Varieties, dir., co-chrm.; Homecoming display chrm.; Panhellenic rep.; Jr. Panhellenic rep.; Veishea, radio and TV chrm.. Homecoming, radio and TV chrm.; Milk- maid; Veishea Career Day Guide; P-T-P, brd. of dir. PAYNE, ALLAN R. Maxwell Farm Operations Pearson House; Farm Op. Club; Festival Chorus; Men ' s Glee Club. Industrial Education PAYNE, L. SCOTT Mason City Pearson House. PEDERSON, DAVID L. Scannlle Architectural Engineering Waldorf Junior College; Baker House, intra- murals chrm., pres.; AIA. PEGG, KATHLEEN L. Marshalltown Elementary Education Gamma Phi Beta, pledge class treas.; Festival chorus; Veishea Bands, co-chrm.; Harvest Ball Queen, selection chrm., Act. Adv. Service; Sing- ers; Varsity Band. PELLETT. PATRICIA Atlantic Alpha Delia Pi. PENNOCK, PAUL R. Ocs Moines Civil Engineering Coe College; ASCE; Baskcball; Baseball. PERI.EY, JANE Oakland Modern Languages Oak Hall; Spanish Club; Players; Radio Work- shop; YD. PERRY. LARRY G. lanWert Forestry Caine House, intramural sports, blast booth; Forestry Club. PERRY, MARY H. Sioux Falls, S. Dak. History and Government University of the Americas; Gamma Phi Beta, Jr. Panhellenic; GSB, sec; Fr. Cardinal Guild; Fr. Adv. Brd.; NS. , regional sec; Navy Ball Queen attendant; Beauty Review; Angel Flight. PETERS, RICHARD A. Davenport Chemical Engineering Dodds House, pres., sec.-treas.; MR A, conduct review brd. co-chrm., asst. sec, orientation cen- tral comm.; AIChE.; Veishea, open house. PETERSON, CAROL A. Boone Home Economics Education East Linden; Festival Chorus; Singers; Home- coming; Jazzboree. PETERSON, CHARLES D. Truro Electrical Engineering and Engineering Operations Northwest Missouri State College; IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu. PETERSON, DONALD E. Aurelia Agricultural Economics Morningside College. PETERSON, MAX D. Stanton Farm Operations FarmHouse, treas.; Farm Op. Club: Autumn Cotillion, bus. mgr.; Alpha Zeta; Arnold Air Society, information officer. PETRAK. DARRYL L. Central City Chemistry Science Ed. Club; Iowa Chem. Soc. PETTY, VIRGIL M. Xewell Veterinary Medicine Pammel Court; Jr. AVMA, prog, comm.; Alpha Zeta. PHARES, DURETTA L. Collins Elementary Education Simpson College; Roberts Hall, intramural sports; Home Ec Education Club; Festival Chorus; YWCA. PICKERING, JERRY L. Sioux City Botany Morningside CoIlege;Bot. Club. PIERCE, CHARLES M. Webster City Animal Science Webster City Junior College; Phi Kappa Theta; Block and Bridle Club; Little International; Horse Show. PIERCE, JERRY L. Osceola Modern Languages Noble House, treas., pres.; MR A, coordinator Inaugural Banquet. PIERROT, VICTOR C, III. Wever Agricultural Engineering FarmHouse, pres.; Griffith House, pres.; ASAE, chrm. banquet comm., pres. Iowa Branch; Alpha Zeta, treas.; Tau Beta Pi; Agriculturist, bus. mgr.; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Gamma Sigma Delta. PINGEL, ELDONA L. Rembrandt Mathematics Welch Hall, dorm adv.; Science Women ' s Club; Festival Chorus; Student Religious Council; Gamma Delta. PONCIUS, JURIS Des Moines History Hist, and Govt. Club, pres.; ISU rep. to Iowa Center for Education in Politics Seminar, rep. ISU in Washington for a week; YD, v.p., pres. POORE, BERNARD B. Council Bluffs Agricultural Engineering Theta Delta Chi; Ag. Council: ASAE, pres. PORCH, BOYD L. Wanbler, S. Dak. Veterinary Medicine South Dakota State; Veterinarian. PORTER, DONNA R. Humboldt Textiles and Clothing Merchandising Eagle Grove Junior College; Alpha Delta Pi, scholarship chrm.; T C Club; Festival Chorus; Homemaker, treas.; GSB Senate, sec; HCC; Pep Barbecue, co-chrm.; Kappa Phi. publ. chrm. Eagle Grove J. C.) Players; Festival; Chorus. PORTER, JUDITH K. Markham, III. Child Development Kappa Kappa Gamma, songleader, v.p.; Panhel- lenic rush councilor; Home Ec, asst. adv. brd.; Festival Chorus; Singers; FGSB, sec. PORTER, SHEILA J. Ames English Drake University; Gamma Phi Beta, v.p., soc chrm.; Panhellenic, council, rush comm. adv. to jr. panhellenic council; Veishea, central comm., events co-chrm.; Pep Council, card sec, co- chrm.; Lampos; Campus Chest, central comm, POWELL, THOMAS R. Missouri Valley Agricultural Education Noble House, sec; Ag. Ed. Club, treas., v.p., pres.; Veishea, cons, stand chrm., newsletter co- edit., co-chrm.; Veishea, open house; Gamma Sigma Delta. PREE, CAROLYN L. Brodhead, Wis. Animal Science PRITCHARD, DAVID I. Berea. 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SARGENT, ANN MARGARET Ames English and Speech SARTOR, MARY BETH Mason City Journalism Kappa Alpha Theta; Modern Dance Club; Daily, pub., reporter, copy editor; Angel Flight, de- formation officer; Varieties, choreographer, co- chrm., flash act; Veishea, judge ' s sec; Insight Seminar; Radio Players, pub. SASS, JANET J. Holstein Zoology— Medical Technology Oak Hall, floor representative; Festival Chorus. SATER, CLAIR W. Danville Aerospace Engineering Kappa Sigma, pres.; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Gamma Fan; Knights of St. Patrick; Engineer; Engineer- ing Council, v.p.; Marching Band; Phi Eta Sigma; Veishea, parade comm. and chrm. SATUREN, YAAKOV A. Ames Zoology University of Pennsylvania; Medical Entomology Journal Club; SCORE; People to People; Cos- mopolitan Club; Student Peace Union, Hillel Club. SAVERAID, HERBERT D. Ames Veterinary Medicine Pammel Court, councilman; AVMA. SAWYER, JUDITH J. Ames English and Speech State University of Iowa; Alpha Chi Omega, soc chrm., pub. chrm.; English Club; Lab Theatre Production. House of Bernada. Alba, Play- ers Production, The Reluctant Debutant ; Bomb, photographer; Veishea, TCA open house chrm. SCAR. RICHARD W, Ea rlh am A erospace En gin eering Beta Sigma Psi, rec sec, treas.; IAS; Gamma Delta, v.p. SCHADE, SHERYL A. Pocah on tas Education Festival Chorus; Home Ec Chib. sec; Omicron Nu; Veishea, publicity, asst. sec; Cyclone Re- view; Newman Club, rec. sec. 444 SCHAFER, DEWAYNE J. MonticeUo Agronomy Bcla Sigma Psi, pledge song chrm.; pledge v. p., parent ' s day chrm,, hist., scholarship chrm., Homecoming chrm., act. chrm.; Agron. Cluh, spring picnic co-chrm., speech contest co-chvm. popcorn sales chrm; Veishea, open house co- chrm. rec. sec; Alpha Zeta, Initiation Banquet co-chrm.; University Lutheran, worship chrm., treas. Smorgasbord tickets sales chrm. SCHALEKAMP, NEIL D. 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Club, newsletter editor, Veishea, open house. SCHNEIDER, RALPH T. Sioux City English Pammel Court; WRT. SCHOELLEN, THOMAS P. Giibtrtville Construction Technology State College of Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa; Beyer House; MRA; Society of Construction Tech- nologists. SCHOEXFELDER, GLENN C. Cedar Rapids Electrical Engineering Gamma Delta. SCHRANCR, BARNET W. forest City Fish and Wildlife Managemt-nt Waldorf, Forest City, Iowa. SCHRANDT, JANES M. Bancroft Electrical Engineering Creighton University. SCHRIEBER, LARRY S. Sioux City Industrial Administration Beta Theta Pi, house mgr.; Bus. Student ' s Assoc; Varsity Football; I Club; Newman Club. SCHRICK, BYRON J. George Aerospace Engineering SCHMAHL, HARTMUTH Charles City Engineering Operations Foster House, intramural wrestling, soc. coun- cil, head resident, house conduct comm.; E.Op. Club; ML Club; Alpha Phi Omega. SCHROEDER, DONNA L. Clinton Women ' s Physical Education Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois; Pammel Court; Naiads; W.4. , president ' s council; Trampoline Club, pres.; PEMM; Festival Chorus. SCHROEDER, ROBERT S. Des Moines Chemistry Northern Illinois University; Pearson House, schol. chrm.; Iowa Chemical Society, treas.; Gamma Delta, jr. member-at -large, regional treas.; Religion-in-Life. SCHRODER, STEPHEN D. Silvis, III. Industrial Administration Sigma Nu; Alpha Kappa Phi; BSA. SCHUCHARDT. PETER W. Omaha, Nebr. Mechanical Engineering Colorado State University; ASME. SCHUMACHER, KENNETH N. Oak Park, III. Horticulture Hort. Club, pres., show mgr.; Arnold Air So- ciety; Agriculturist, publication brd.; Engineer; Veishea, queen ' s float; Gamma Delta, worship chrm., regional program chrm. SCHUMACHER, SANDRA L. Minneapolis, Minn. Child Development SCHWAB. GRETCHEN A. Minneapolis, Alinn. Textiles and Clothing Merchandizing Oak Hall, dorm adv., Homecoming Display, T C Club, Veishea open house; Veishea, Cy- clone Review, SOV sets; Nominating conv. rep. SCHWARTZ, JUDY C. Sheldon Home Management Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa; Delta Delta Delta; intermurals; Home Ec Club. SC:HWARZ. JAMES P. Ames Industrial Education Spinncv House, pres., Intramurals chrm.: Ind. Ed. Club: ISU Rifle Team; Pershing Rifles; Cyclone Review, art dir. SCHWENSHOHN, HERBERT P. Jr. Ames Industrial Engineering Theta Chi, soc. chrm.; Ind. Eng. Society. SCHWEIBERT, SARA K. Victor Household Equipment Festival Chorus; H.Eq. Club, rep. to Home Ec. Council, pub. chrm. Omicron Nu, vp.; Veishea, float co-chrm., make up. SEIGLIANO, J. MICHAEL Omaha, Xebr. Industrial Administration University of Omaha; Delta Sigma Phi. house mgr. Alpha Kappa Psi, sec; BSA; .A.I. Chem. E.; Baseball; KISU. SCOTT, DONALD A. McClean, Virginia Phi Delta Theta. Economics SCOTT, MELVIN H. 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Arts Banquet chrm.; Writer-dir. of student produced film; RC. - NBC scholarship; SOV: Career Days, sec. SMITH. JAMES A. Rockford, III. Electrical Engineering Phi Kappa Psi, chaplain, messenger, blast booth co-chrm., campus chest rep.; IEEE Fr. Davs. group leader; Veishea. EE guide; Delegate all- college nominating conv.; Newman Club. SMITH, LARRY L. Rfadtoit ' n, Wis. University of Wisconsin. SMITH, PATRICK J. Cedar Rapids Veterinary Aledicine Fairchild House, sec; Radio Club, v.p.; Stu- dent Supreme Court. SMITH, RUSSELL C. Clear Lake Chemical Engineering Mason City Junior College; Fulmer House; AI Ch.E. SNYDER, GLEN M. Wheaton, III. Botany FarmHouse, Varieties Skit; Bot. Club; NSF un- dergrad research; Lab theatre opera; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, song leader; Ch. Singers; Var- sity Four Quartet; Singers; SOV, cast; Wesley Foundation, rec leader. SNYDER, LeROY F. Webster City Statistics Webster City Junior College; Veishea; Home- coming. SOLDWISH, REGINADL H. 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STRALEY, JAMES A. Kingsport, Tennessee Veterinary Medicine University of Tennessee; Phi Sigma Kappa: AVMA, delegate to nat ' l. convention; Pre-Vet. Club, adv. STRAND, ELIZABETH A mes Child Development— Elementary Education Gamma Phi Beta, sec. Home Ec. Club; CD. Club; FGSB, sec; USNSA, sec. STRANDBERG, LINDA K. Centen ' ille Botany Delta Zeta, songlcader; Panhellenic rep.; Science Women ' s Club; Botany Club, sec; Varieties Flash Act; Singers; SCORE; Campus Chest; sec: Blast, co-chrm.; Steering comm.; YWCA; Fr. Y adv. STANDLEY, PHILIP D. Boone Veterinary Medicine Jonts House, see chrm.; AVMA; Pre-Vet Coun- celor, Veishea open house chrm. STRANSKY, LARRY W. Wellman Aerospace Engineering STEDRONSKY, KAREN L. Vermillion S.Dak. Home Ec. Education University of South Dakota; Chi Omega, corr. sec. Lamp Lighter; Home ¥x. Club; Act. Adv. Service; Veishea, dance comm.; YWCA; Kappa Phi. STOREY, DAVID M. Des Moines Engineering Operations Godfrey House; Mens Glee Club; Singers; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. STROETH, HANS H. Ogden Physics STUBBS, MARY K. Bayard Sociology Simpson College; Alpha Chi Omega, intramur- als rep.; intramurals brd.; Soc. Club. SrUBBS, ROBERT C. Des Moines Chemistry Grandview Jr. College; Pammcl Court; Gym- nastics. STUCKER, WILLIAM . I. W infield Agriculture Business Ag Bus. Club; Pershing Rides; Judo Club; Sigma ' Fhcta Epsilon; Wesley Eoundation. SrUEDMANN, JOHN A. Clinton Farm Operations Clinton Junior College; Farm Op. Club. STUFFLEBEAM, SANDRA L. Ottumwa Home Ec. Education State College of Iowa; Colorado State College; Welch Hall, v. p.; Home Ec Ed. Club. STUMP, JAMES D. Douls Industrial Education Industrial E i. Club, v. p.; Veishea ojien house; Epsilon Pi Tau. STUMP, MARJORIE M. Devon, Pa. Household Equipment Roberts Hall; dorm adv.; Home Ec Club; H.Eq. YWCA. SUNG, ROGER D. Hollis, N.Y. Chemistry Richcy House. SUHR, JUDITH F. Dekalb, III. Art Education Pi Beta Phi, asst. treas., asst. hist., treas.; Pan- hellenic, public relations chrm.; Varieties Pub. chrm.; Honiemaker, art edit.; Home Ec Club; AA Club; P-T-P, asst. sec; Union Brd., dec pub. comm.; Veishea, dance intermission co- chrm. SUNDELL, WILLIAM D. Pa ton Block Bridle Club; SAAC. Animal Science SWAB. JOHN M. Lorimor Electrical Engineering AIEE; IEEE: Eta Kappa Nu; Newman Club. SWANSON, GARY K. Mediapolis Fish and Wildlife Management Pammel Court. SWANSON, KENNETH E. Sioux City Electrical Engineering Pammel Court; IEEE. SWEENY, JAMES A. Fernald Veterinary Medicine SWITZER, BARTON B. Independence Chemical Engineering Delta Sigma Phi, sergeant at arms; AIChE., Alpha Kappa Psi, Varsity Baseball, Pershing Rifles. SYDNES, ALLEN D. Roland Industrial Administration Pammel Court; BSA. TABER, PAUL E. New Providence Animal Science Brown House; Livingston House, act. chrm.. Block and Bridle Club. TAMASI. PHILIP .M. Des Moines Chemical Engineering Drake University; Lincoln House, sec, intra- murals chrm.. Homecoming display; AIChE.; Veishea; YR. TAMLYN, THOMAS K. Evanston, III. Electrical Engineering Phi Gamma Delta; IEEE. TAPPER, SHARON I. Webster City Home Ec. Education Webster City Junior College; East Linden, sec, house council, intramural; Home Ec. Ed. Club, open house; Veishea, guide; Campus 4-H; Fes- tival Chorus; Trinity Fellowship, v. p. TAYLOR, JAMES S. Hudson Industrial Administration Tau Kappa Epsilon, chrm. sp. formal, asst. treas., steward; BSA; Alpha Kappa Psi, nat ' l. delegate; Veishea, SOV asst. sound chrm.. Cy- clone Review audio chrm.; Homecoming asst. bus. mgr.; Players, treas.; Radio Workshop; FBA brd. of control, treas. TAYLOR, JANICE M. Evanston, III. Child Development West Linden; CD Club; Cyclone Sabers. TAYLOR, NANCY K. Muscatine Home Ec. for General Education Muscatine Community College; East Linden, adv.; Wesley Foundation; Kappa Phi. TEGHTMEYER. EDWARD L. Arthur Civil Engineering Foster House, Track, cross country; Varsity I Club; ASCE; SAME. THADEN, MARCIA M. Pardeeville, Wis. Psychology University of Dubuque; West Linden Hall, adv.; Science Woman ' s Club; PSI CHI; Eng. Club; Veishea, open house. THALACKER, BRUCE A. Ottumwa Engineering Ofierations Sigma Phi Epsilon; Baseball. IHAKE, DARYL C. State Center Fhela Chi. Veterinary Medicine I HOMAS, LOWELL D. Corning Chemistry Delia Sigma Phi, songleader, house mgr., scliolarship co-chrm., Varieties asst. chrm.; Alpha Chi Sigma; Festival Chorus; Iowa State Singers. THOMPSON, JOANN Hampton Home Ec. for General Education Alpha Gamma Delta, scribe, scholarship chrm; Fr. Home Ec Club; Home Ec Club; Modern Dance Club, hist., sec; Omicron Nu; Greek Rush Book, co-edit.; SOV. THOMPSON, LYNDA L. New Hartford Home Ec. Education West Linden; Roberts Hall, adv.; Home Ec. Ed. Club; Festival Chorus; Singers; Sor-Dor; Veishea, open house, guide, SOV; Vt eslcy Fel- lowship, Wesley council, soc. act. chrm. THOMPSON, LAWRENCE H. Ames Industrial Administration Phi Gamma Delta, rush chrm., pres.; IFC rush comm., council of pres.; Alpha Kappa Psi, Exec Council; Navy Drill Team; Navy Helm; Cheer- squad; Pep Council, treas.; GSB sen.-at-large. THOMAS, LARRY L. Allerton Agricultural Business Ccnterville Junior College, Eastern New Mexico University; Pammel Court; Veishea open house. IHUN, DONALD L. Wayne, Nebraska Chem. Engineering and Eng. Operations Wayne State Teacher ' s College; Meeker House; AIChE. THURMAN, JOHN R. Evansville, Wis. Foresty Wisconsin State College; Meeker House; v. p.; MRA Main cabinet; Forestry Club; Ames Forest- er; Men ' s glee club. THYE, LORRAINE Burlington West Linden. Dietetics TIMBERLAKE, REBECCA J. Bedford Home Ec. Education Northwest Missouri State; Oak Hall, blast booth chrm., programs chrm. WRA formal; Home Ec Ed. Club; Baptist Student Fellow- ship, pres.; Student Religious Council, rep. TIMM, ARTHUR P. Schaller Construction Technology Stanton House, v. p.; MRA; ASCE: Gamma Delta. TIMMER, MARJORIE Sioux Center Home Ec. Education Birch Hall, adv., Embers chrm., pres.; WR. , exec, brd.; Home Ec. Ed. Club. TITLER, MARY V Cedar Rapids Government Mount Mary College; Oak Hall, homecoming Display co-chrm; Newman Club, exect. coun- cil, party chrm., formal dec chrm. FOLMAN, KAY A. Orange City Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Delta; Sor Dor; Varieties... TOMECEK. WILLIAM R. Binghamton, N.Y. Engineering Science Broome Technical Community College; Ade- lante, scholarship chrm.; Eng. Science Club, sec-treas., Veishea, career days, open house dis- play. TORNEY, DONALD A. Ames Civil Engineering ASCE; Baptist Student Fellowship. TOWNE, WILLIAM H. Fairmont, Minn. Mechanical Engineering Alpha Sigma Phi; Marching Band. TRASAMAR, GAYLEN E. Waterloo Engineering Operations San Antonio College; State College of Iowa; Wrestling. TRAVIS, ELAINE J. Ames English and Speech TREABRESS, RONALD Mount Prospect, III. Landscape Architect Phi Gamma Delta, hist., pledge prince; Track team, cross country; Land Arch. Club, pres.; Festival Chorus; Best Dressed Contest, m.c, finalist; Veishea, canoe races comm., m.c. sweet- shirt ball, SOV central comm.; Senior Class pres. TRIPP, DIANE L. Ames Modern Languages , Ipha Chi Omega, corr. sec; Panhellenic council, pres., v. p., sec; Big 8 Panhellenic council, sec; Fr. Club; Singers; Festival Chorus. I ROUP, CHARLES W. Ames Pre-Vet Club. Animal Science I ROU T.MAN, FREDERICK J. Algona Veterinary Medicine TRUOG. SUSAN A. Altoona Distrubted Studies Drake University; Freeman Hall; Band. THOMPSON, DOROTHY K. Ames Psychology rUTTLE, JOHN L. Boone Delta Chi. hidustrial Engineering 446 TUTTON. MERRILL R. Ames 9ivil Engineering State University of Iowa; Delta Upsilon, ASCE, sec; at SUI, Varsity Cheerleader, capt.; Pep council, v.p.; Air Force Drum - Bugle Corps, commander. UBL, SUSAN L. Mankato, Minn. Applied Art Mankato State College; Alpha Chi Omega, hist.; Home Ec. Club; AA Club, chrm. Veishca open house; . utumn Cotillion, pub. chrm.; YVVCA; YR. UHLINGER, SUSAN JANE Worcester, Mass. Home F.c. for Gen. Education Pi Beta Phi; Cardinal Guild Orchestra Service, sec; Homemaker; Bomb Staff; Singers; P-T-P, rep. Veterinary Medicine ULLAND, BORGE M. Lake Mills Pre-Vet Club; AVMA. UNSDERFER, JAN E. Des Moines Child Development West Linden Hall, act. chrm., Veishea, intra- murals; Orientation guide. URENN, JOAN C. Fargo, N.Dak. History— Foreign Trade and Service Kappa Kappa Gamma, treas., pres.; Science Humanities Council; Veishea, career day dir., interim comm. UTTERBACK, AVIS M. Sigourney Botany West Linden Hall; Botany Club, open house; Science Women ' s Club. VANDERBUR, GENE F. Mapleton Farm Operation Kimball House, HR; Stanton House, act. chrm.. Stevenson House, HR; MR. , sup. of heacl res.; overseas exchange to Turkey; Farm Op. Club; UN Day, chrm.; Foreign student Speakers Bur- VANDUSSELDORP, MARILYN J. Milan, Miss. Mathematics Math Club; Spanish Club; Iowa Chemistry So- ciety; Naiads; Players; YD. VANDYKE, JAMES E. Cedar Falls Industrial Administration Phi Kappa Psi; BS. ' K. VANFOSSEN, DON B. Adel .-ierospace Engineering Pammel Court; Lange House, public rel. chrm.; AIAA. VAN JAHNKE, PETER H. Ntwton, ' .J. Economics Alpha Tau Omega, v.p.; Econ. Club; Ag Bus. Club; -Mplia Kappa Psi; Plavers; YR; Gamma Delta. VAN NOSTRAND, J. ' V.VIES R. Creston Technical Journalism Sigma Nu, alumni contact ocer; pres.; IFPC, scholarship chrm., act. chrm.; Sigma Delta Chi; Daily, assoc. edit. English and Speech VAUTHRIN, NEIL L. Melbourne English Club; Barjche. VELICER, LELAND F. Kewaunee, Wis. Veterinary Medicine University of Wisconsin; Alpha Gamma Rho; Jr. AVMA, fr. rep pub. chrm.; Medical Assoc, exect. council; Vet. Med Club, Veishea open House, pub chrm. VESPA, ANTHONY J. Lincoln, III. Electrical Engineering Springfield Jr. College; Caine House. VIGLIOTTA, PATRICIA J. Union, N.J. Child Development-Elementary Education Newark State College; Kappa Kappa Gamma. VELAND, JUDITH E. Mequon, Wis. General Home Economics Oak Hall; Home Ec. Club; Hockey Club; Pro- menaders; Trinity Fellowship. VOOkHESS, WILLIAM A. Cedar Falls Interior Design Pearson House; MRA weightlifters, orientation comm. chrm.; AIA, Veishea open house co- chrm.. Mens Glee Club; Festival Chorus; YR; Wesley Foundation. w WALKER, D.AVID A. Burlington Modern Language Franklin House, sec. -treas., v.p. WALL. ' CE, W. NDA L. New Providence Home Ec. Education Elm Hall. WALLEN, DOUGLAS OWEN Davenport Mechanical Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha. WALLEN, RICHARD A. Fort Dodge Physics Caine House, schol. chrm.; Physics Club. WALLING, JAMES D. Council Bluffs Electrical Engineering Cessna House, pub. rel. chrm.. Debaters, Delta Sigma Rho. WALTER, MARVIN J. Lenox Aerospace Engineering Drake University: Tau Kappa Epsilon; Inst, of Aero. Science; Am. Rocket Society. WALTERS, CAROLYN J. Rockwell City Home Ec. Education Elm Hall, pres., act. chrm., adv.; Cooperative Housing; Home F.c. Ed. Club; Beacons, treas.: Festival Chorus; Veishca, SOV; Varieties; .Ml- L ' niversity Nominating Convention; Wesley Fel- lowship, banquet co-chrm., social chrm., sec. WALTZ, JAMES F. Winterset Agronomy WANDLING, DONALD E. Pammel Court; Agron. Club; Newman Club. Ames Mechanical Engineering WANGSNESS, CLAYTON E. Spring Grove, Minn. Agriculture Education Alumni Hail, chaplin, quartet, chorus, inlra- murals; Ag. Ed. Club, treas., open house; Sing- ers; Festival Chorus; University Lutheran. WARDALL, ROBERT M. Shawnee Mission, Kan. Industrial Administration Alpha Kappa Lambda, treas., pledge trailer, song leader, soc chrm., rush chrm., BS. ; YD, treas.; Newman Club. WARE, SUZANNE K. Fort Dodge Mathematics East Linden Hall; Zoologv Club; Campus 4-H; UWCA; Varsity Band. WARREN, THOMAS J. Neshanic Station, N. J. Chemical Engineering Franklin House; MRA, Camera Club, treas.: Tau Beta Pi; Marching Band. WARNER, JUDITH A. Baxter Child Development-Elementary Education Child Development-Elementary Ed Club; Cam- pus Baptist Fellowship, sec; Inter- Varsity Chris- tian Fellowship. WARRICK, GORDON L. Colfax Chemical Engineering Stange House, sec. -treas.; AIChE. WASELKOV, JANET DEE Waterloo Dietetics Alpha Gamma Delta, pledge trainer; Panhel- lenic, rush counselor; Home Ec. Council, pres.; Fr. Home Ec. Club, pres.; Home Ec. Convoca- tion, chrm., Veishea, open house co-chrm.; Phi Upsilon Omicron, v.p. WASSENAAR, ALLAN G. Sioux Center Civil Engineering State University of Iowa; ASCE. WASKOW, JAMES R. Collins Industrial Administration Bus. Students .Assoc; Geol. Club; Lutheran Stu- dent Assoc. WATERMAN, VERONICA G. Des Moines Household Equipment Delta Zeta. WATSON, GEORGE H. Nora Springs Aerospace Engineering Theta Xi, scholarship chrm.; AIAA; YD. WELP, MARY N. Bancroft Home Economics Education College of St. Benedict; Oak Hall; Home Ec Education Club; GSB, act. adv. service; YD; Newman Club. WELSCH, WESLEY D. Agency Architecture Pasadena City College; Pammel Court. WE.MARK, ELAINE J. Kidgeway Child Develo nnent Roberts Hall, adv.; Varsity Band; Campus 4-H. WENDELL, DENNIS C. Ames English Geol. Club; Cosmopolitan Club; VMC. . WERNER, CAROL D. Greendale, Wis. Dietetics St. Olaf College; Oak Hall, fr. adv. WERNER, WILLIA.M J. Van Home Mechanical Engineering WESTBERG, RALPH L. Hampshire, III. Electrical Engineering Northwestern University: Stevenson House, treas.; .MR.A. camera club, sec. -treas.; Gymnas- tics Team; I Club; Men ' s Glee Club; Festival Chorus; Singers. WESTHOFF, THOMAS H. Dyersville Chemical Engineering I.oras College; Ward, intramurals; AIChE.; Newman Club. WHEATCRAFT, SUE E. West Des Moines Elementary Education Oak Hall, soc. chrm.; Science C:lub: CD Club; ISU Singers; Festival Chorus; Delegate to Fr. Convention. WHIPPLE, HAROLD W. Ollumwa Agricultural Business Pearson House, pres., v.p.; MRA, assoc edit.; Rellcctor, chrm. internal affairs comm., main cabinet, chrm. main cabinet, summer internal v.p.; Tomahawks. WHIPPLE, KAY M. IHiluth, Minn. Textiles and Clothing University of Minnesota; T C Club, v.p. WHITE, JANET J. Ainsworth Home Economics Education Birch Hall, adv., music chrm., Sor-Dor; Veishea float comm.; Blast, comm.; intramurals, dorm, treas., comm. and hostess; Home Ec. Education Club, open house hostess, usher; Campus 4-H, calling comm.; Campus Chest, ISU Singers; Fes- tival Chorus. WHITE, PATRICIA A. Rhodes History Birch Hall, adv., dorm officer; SCORE. WHITON, ROBERT R. Perry Electrical Engineering Jones House, pres., act. chrm.; AIEE; IEEE; Festival Chorus; ISU Singers. WILDMAN, GRETCHEN A. Ames English Alpha Gamma Delta, Sor-Dor leader, music council; Sigma . lpha lota, pres.; Symphonic Band, v.p.; Symphony Orchestra, v.p.; Festival Chorus; Festival Band; Festival Orchestra; Sing- ers; Veishea, SOV cast, orchestra. WILEY. KAY L. Boone Physical Education for Women Kappa Kappa Gamma; Naiads; PEMM. WILLARD, JAMES A. Mendota, III. Animal Husbandry Meeker House; MR.A, Weightlifters Clu b; Rodeo Club. WILLIAMS, FLOYD E. Chariton Industrial Engineering WILLIE, DALE D. Hartley Landscape Architecture Mankato State College; Theta Xi, intramurals; IFC, pledge council. SSLA. VVILLEY, WYTHE W. Baldwin Agricultural Business WILLIAMS, FLOYD E. Chariton Industrial Engineering Graceland College; Liahona Fellowship. WILLIAMS, KEITH A. Lime Springs Electrical Engineering Yale University Institute of Far Eastern Lan- guages; IEEE; Radio Club; Cyclone Flying Club. WILLIAMS, ROBERT S. Iowa City Distributed Studies WILLIAMS, TED L. MarshalUown Industrial Administration Marshalltown Community College. WILLIS, DORTHEA E. Arlington Household Equipment WILLIS, RITA K. Keokuk Mathematics Keokuk Community College; German Club: Bowling Club. VVILLMERT, KENNETH D. Elmore, Minn. Mechanical Engineering Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; ASME; Festival Chorus; Trinity Fellowship. WILLOUGHBY, PAMELA Keokuk Mathematics Sigma Kappa, house mgr., dorm adv.; Psi Chi; .Math Club, v.p.; ISU Singers; ISU Players; SOV, pub. crew. WILSON, GARY D. Norwalk Civil Engineering Griffith House, pres., pub. rel. chrm.; .Am. So- ciety of Civil Eng.; Society of .Am. .Military Eng.; Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade. VVINTERMEYER, RONNA J. Winfield Child Development Roberts Hall, adv.; WR.A, intranuirals; Wesley Fellowship. WISOR, ROBERT R. Clinton .4nimal Science St. Ambrose College; Carpenter House; Legion of Mary, pres., v.p.; St. Ambrose Men ' s Choir; Newman Club. WISTRO.M, GORDON K. Des Moines .Mechanical Engineering Woodrow House, act. chrm., sec; ASME. 447 WITTE. DAVID W. Lowden Industrial Administration Stevenson House, trcas., v. p., main cabinet rep ., chrm. of financial affairs comm. of main cabi- net, fr. orientation chrm.; Bus. Students Assoc; Alpha Kappa Psi. WODSTRCHILL. DANIEL L. Walford Zoology WOLF. JAMES R. Cedar Hat ' ds Industrial Engineering Phi Delta Theta, rcc. sec; AIIE; Knights of Si. Patrick; Industrial Engr. co-op.; local scholar- ship award; Veishca, co-ordinators comm.; Phi Eta Sigma, nat ' l. convention. WOLF, JOHN R. Cedar Rapids Industrial Engineering Phi Delta Theta, scholarship chrm., rush chrm., pres.; IFPC; Knights of St. Patrick; AIIE, pub. chrm. co-op. students; SAAC; Adv. ROTC Cadet. WOLFF, CYNTHIA A. Rowan Dietetics Kappa Delta, act. chrm.; Panhellenic rep; Lamp- lighter; F N Club; Players; Cyclone Review, makeup chrm.; Festival Chorus; SOV props WOLIXE. JUDITH C. Oak Park, III. Food Sci. and Home Ec. Ed. Leicester Universitv; Alpha Gamma Delta; Home Ec Club; F N Club; Veishea, display; Sigma Alpha Iota; SOV, orchestra; Orchestra. WONDER, GEORGE D. Battle Creek Civil Engineering State University of of South Dakota; ASCE; SAME. WONG, DOUGLAS G. Devils Lake, N. Dak. Electrical Engineering Richer House; IEEE; P-T-P, treas. WOODS. ROBERT M. Des Moines Telecommunicative Arts Fr. Guild; Veishca, TC. ' V open house; Festival Chorus; KISU, d.j. WORKMAN. DAVID A. Floyd Mathematics Chamberlain House; Pi Mu Epsilon, treas. WORKMAN, WILLIAM J. Morrison, III. Agriculture Education Alumni Hall, soc. chrm., sports, chorus; Ag. Ed. Club; YR. WRIGHT. KAREN A. Central City Home Economics Education Roberts Hall, dorm adv., intramurals chrm.; Home Ec. Ed. Club, v. p., hist., contact chrm.; Fr. Home Ec Club; YWCA; Campus 4H. WULF, MARVIN H. Long Grove Dairy Industry Carpenter House, treas.; D.I. Club, sec, treas.; Member of ISU Dairy Products, judging team. WAYTT, LARRY L. Arnolds Park Pammel Court. YUNGCLAS, RICHARD P. Renwick History Fagle Grove Junior College; Fort Dodge Com- munity College; Fairchild House; BSA; Hist, and Govt. Club. Bacteriology WYKERT. JANET K. Oakville Home Economics Education Freeman Hall, adv.; YWCA; Camp Counselors Club. YAMAM OTO, KENNETH S. Kealakekua, Hau ' aii Electrical Engineering YAMAZAKI, KAYOKO Kamakara, Japan Horticulture Louden House; Horticulture Club; Wesley Fel- lowship. YEAGER, CLARK A. Ottumwa Farm Operations Alpha Gamma Rho, pledge class pres., Cres- cent edit.; Farm Op. Club; Soc. Co-ordinating Comm. YUHAS, EILEEN P. Helena, Mont. Technical Journalism Carroll College; WRA; Daily; Newman Club, sec, delegate to nat ' l. conv. ZEMKE. BRUCE E. Fort Dodge ZENTI, LOUIS A. Des Moines ZIERKE, ARLEN V. Hubbard ZIMMERMAN, GERALD L. Compton, III. Wartburg College; Pre-Vet Club Mechanical Engineering Industrial Administration Veterinary Medicine Animal Science ZIRKELBACH, RALPH R. Maquoketa Industrial Engineering Marching Band; Bomb, photographer; Veishea. ZOBRIST, DALE W. Adel Electrical Engineering Woodrow House, pres.; MRA, Camera Club, pres.; IEEE; Eta Kappa Nu. ZWALD, EUGENE R. Garner Animal Science Mason City Junior College; Block and Bridle Club. ZWANZIGER, MARY ANN Volga Enotomology Wartburg College; Zool. Club; Honor ' s Program; University Lutheran, prog, chrm., ed. chrm., council. ZWEIFEL, DENNIS E. Lu Verne Statistics Eagle Grove Junior College; Acacia; Scientist, bus. mgr. 448 Organizatiofi Index Acacia 342 Adelante 344 Advanced Artillery Cadets . 159 Ag Business Club .... 179 Ag Education Club .180 Agriculture Council .146 Agronomy Club .181 AIA 192 AIAA 194 Al Cer E 200 A! Chem E 193 AIIE 193 AS Ag E 192 Alpha Chi Omega .312 Alpha Chi Rho .... 346 Alpha Delta Pi .... 314 Alpha Gamma Delta . 316 Alpha Gamma Rho . 348 Alpha Kappa Lambda , 350 Alpha Kappa Psi . .137 Alpha Sigma Phi .... 352 Alpha Tau Omega . 354 Alpha Zeta 138 Alumni Hall 406 ASME 198 Ames Forester 163 Angel Flight 158 Arnold Air Society .158 ASCE 199 EUB 216 AVMA 202 Baker House 263 Baptist Student Fellowship . 217 Baseball 125 Basketball 124 Bennett House 264 Beta Sigma Psi .... 356 Beta Theta Pi 358 Beyer House 265 Birch Hall 232 Block and Bridle Club . . .196 Bomb 172 Botany Club 183 Boyd House 266 Brown House 267 Business Students Assn. . . 182 Caine House 268 Campus 4-H 195 Canterbury Club .... 214 Cardinal Key 134 Carpenter House .... 269 Cessna House 270 Chamberlain House . 271 Cheer Squad 129 Chi Epsilon 138 Chi Omega 318 Christian Science Fellowship . 215 Converse House .... 272 Cross Country 124 Cyclone Sabres .124 Dairy Science Club .184 Dairy Industry Club .183 Davidson House .... 273 Delta Chi 360 Delta Delta Delta .... 320 Delta Phi Delta . .139 Delta Sigma Phi ... . 362 Delta Tau Delta .... 364 Delta Upsilon 366 Delta Zeta 322 Disciples of Christ .... 215 Dodds House 274 East Linden Hall .... 246 Elm Hall 234 Elwood House 275 Engineering Council . 147 Epsilon Pi Tau 139 Eta Kappa Nu 200 EUB 216 Fairchild House .... 276 FarmHouse 368 Farm Operations Club .188 Firkins House 277 First Baptist Fellowship . 217 Football 125 Forestry Club 186 Foster House 278 Franklin House . . . .279 Freeman Hall 236 Frisbie 216 Fulmer House 280 Gamma Delta 218 Gamma Phi Beta .... 324 Geology Club 184 Godfrey House .... 281 Golf 127 GSB ' 154 GrifFith House 282 Gymnastics 127 Haber House 283 Halstead House .... 284 Harrimon House .... 285 History Club 190 Home Economics Council . .148 Horticulture Club . . .185 IEEE 199 Interfroternity Council . 336 Industrial Education Club . . 187 Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 219 Iowa Agriculturist . 172 Iowa Engineer .... 173 Iowa Homemaker 174 Iowa State Doily . . 168 Iowa State Debaters . . 161 Iowa State Scientist . 175 Iowa State Players . 178 Iowa State Veterinarian . 176 Intramurals . 130 Jones House . 286 Kappa Alpha Theta . 326 Kappa Delta . 328 Kappa Kappa Gamma . 330 Kappa Sigma . 370 Kimball House . . 287 Knapp House . 288 Knights of St. Patrick . 140 Lambda Chi Alpha . 372 Lampos .... . 140 Landscape Arch. Club . . 190 Lange House . 289 Liahona Fellowship . 219 Lincoln House 290 Lindstrom House . 291 Livingston House . . 292 Louden House . . 293 Lyon Hall .... . 238 Meeker House . 294 Merrill House . . 295 Mortar Board . . 137 Men ' s Residence Assoc. . 250 Newman Club . . 222 Niles House . 296 Noble House . 297 Norman House . 298 Oak Hall .... . 240 Omicron Nu . . . . 141 Pommel Community Coun cil . 157 Panhellenic Council . 309 Pearson House . 299 Pep Council .... 151 Pershing Riflles . 159 Phi Delta Theta . . . 374 Phi Gamma Delta . 376 Phi Kappa Phi . 133 Phi Kappa Psi . . 378 Phi Kappa Tau . 380 Phi Kappa Theta . 382 Phi Mu Alpha . 141 Phi Sigma Iota . 201 Phi Upsilon Omicron . 144 Pi Beta Phi ... . 332 Pi Kappa Alpha . 384 Pi Kappa Phi . . . . 386 Pi Mu Epsilon . . 142 Pi Tau Sigma . 142 Poultry Science Club . . 191 Pre-Vet Club 204 Psi Chi 143 Radio Workshop . .162 Richey House 300 Roberts Hall 242 St. John ' s Episcopal . . 214 Sage House 301 Scabbard and Blade . .160 Science Council .... 149 Science Women ' s Club . 191 Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . 388 Sigma Alpha Iota .143 Sigma Chi 390 Sigma Delta Chi . . . .145 Sigma Gamma Tau .132 Sigma Kappa 334 Sigma Nu 392 Sigma Phi Epsilon .... 394 Sigma Pi 396 Sketch 177 SAME 160 Soccer 126 Spinney House 302 Stalker House 303 Stonge House 304 Stanton House .... 305 Stevenson House .... 306 Stewart House .... 307 Student Properties Bd. .157 Student Religious Council . 212 Swimming 126 Tau Beta Pi 144 Tau Kappa Epsilon . 398 Tennis 127 Theta Chi 400 Theta Delta Chi ... . 402 Theta Xi 404 Theta Sigma Phi ... . 145 Tomahawk 136 Track 125 Union Board 152 University Lutheran . 220 Varsity I Club . . . .128 Veterinary Medicine Council . 150 Welch Hall 244 Wesley Foundation . 224 West Linden Hall . . . .248 Westminster Fellowship . 226 YMCA-YWCA 227 Women ' s Athletic Assoc. . .197 Women ' s Residence Assoc. . 230 Woodrow House . . . .308 Wrestling 126 Writers Round Table . . 177 Zoology Club 185 General Index Aarsen Johannes 302 Abbas William 128 Abbey Duane Carroll 265 Abbott Eric Alan 277 Abbott Linda Lee 236 Abbott Wilton Robert 297 Abbs Arthur William 298 Abel Gordon Charles 306 Abraham Robert S 196 308 Abrahamson James Owen 364 Abrahamson Nancy Jane . .224 227 326 Accola John Val 388 Achenbach Myron W 196 262 302 409 Ackerman Gerald Dean 196 348 Ackerman Kenneth R 200 269 Ackley.Paul Edward 189 Adam Kathlynn Raye 195 241 Adam Neil Walter 275 Adamek William James 304 Adams Albert William 180 303 Adams Dennis Gaylen 201 Adams Diane Ruth 240 Adams Donald Dwayne 203 Adams Donald Lee 275 Adams James Dennis 187 271 Adams Robert Douglas 137 Adams Ronald Eloy 306 Adams Donald Lavene 275 Addas Munir Hosny 293 Addleman David Neal 181272 Adelman James 171 Adkins Gordon Kenneth 375 Aoan F. M 124 Agena Ubbo 192 356 Agre Arnold Harry 269 Aguilar Victor M 203 Ahlers William Henry 282 Ahlrichs David Wiese 265 Ahlrichs Rachael 221 Ahmad Zaiema 238 Ahrendsen Donald Dean 203 348 Ahrenholtz Harry E Jr 301 Ahrenholtz Karen Ann 334 Ahrenholz James Roger 179 Ahrens Donald Louis 180 195 368 409 Ahrens Donell Edward 203 Ahrens Margaret Anna 235 Ahrens Merrill Dean 179 368 Aitchison Thomas E 184 297 Akins Robert Eugene 292 Akpanekong Okon E 305 Alberts Rae J 245 Albertsen Franklin D 180 195 Albrecht Gary Dean 400 Albrecht James R 305 Aldlnger Marcia Jean 313 Alesch Paul Arnold 400 Aljeman Kenneth Ray 190 271 Alleman Mark. Milton 198 308 Alleman Sandra Sue 246 Allen Dale Merrill 297 Allen Don Edward 262 281 Allen James Craig 392 Allen John Swift 343 Allen Karen Jean 311 Allen Kenneth Lloyd 125 294 Allen Larry Lavern 273 Allen Martin Joseph 294 Allen Michael James 371 Allen Patricia Ann 232 Allen Peggy Elizabeth 241 Allen Randolph K 363 Allen Richard B 266 Allers Dannie Allen 303 Alley Harry Miles 269 Allison Byron Lee III 262 291 Allison Dora Lee 157 Allman James Lynn 265 Almguist Ernest 184 409 Alios Anthony Lynn 290 Althaus James Robert 277 Althof Larry Joseph 376 Altman Paul Grant 184 Alvarado Jorge 285 Ambrosius Robert John 388 Ambrosius Susan T 333 Amdor John Edward 203 Amenell Judith Eileen 243 Amerson David L 409 Amick Judy Ann 245 Amiing Karen Ann 325 Ammons Roger Dean 290 Amunson Keith Leo 192 221 287 Amunson Mary Ellen 243 Anders Bryce Leroy 262 278 Andersen Kathleen M 334 Anderson Alan Dean 187 274 Anderson Allen Robert 388 Anderson Barton 270 Anderson David Bruce 299 Anderson Deborah Jean 330 Anderson Dennis Dean 299 Anderson Dennis W 304 Anderson Devere Lyie 189 302 Anderson Don Pearse 341392 413 Anderson Edward E 413 Anderson Eldon C 199 343 413 Anderson Forrest Lee 279 Anderson Frederick I 217 Anderson Gary Eugene 406 Anderson Gordon Leroy 180 292 Anderson Harold Duane 180 Anderson Helen Louise 237 Anderson James David 182 262 294 Anderson James Edmund 204 Anderson J 311 Anderson Joan Carol 249 Anderson John H 367 Anderson Johnathan 347 Anderson Judith Ann 238 Anderson Judy Rae 244 Anderson Julie Beth 249 Anderson Julie Ellen 326 Anderson Karen Kaye 183 334 449 Anderson K M 143 Anderson Larry Allan 190 Anderson Lynda Kaye 144 145 326 341 Anderson Martha Jean 248 Anderson Mary Ann 247 Anderson P M 199 Anderson Richard M 387 Anderson Robert D 399 Anderson Robert 299 Anderson Robert R 264 Anderson Ronald Lee 277 Anderson Stanley T 278 Anderson Steven Craig 277 Anderson Thomas Leo 190 352 Anderson Tom Lee 400 Anderson Tommy Wayne 266 Anderson Wallace W 224 266 Anderson Wayne Harold 343 Anderson William Carl ...138 147 156 199 299 Andreasen Margaret J 246 Andres Kent William 367 Andrews Arlan Ray 192 413 Andrews Janet Kaye 313 Andrews John Jordan 205 399 Andrews Lorna Lynn 249 Andrews Richard Lee 277 Angle Gary Lee 355 Ankeny Robert Allen 199 Anthony Joe Bill 299 Anton Dave Palmer 189 195 285 Anton Nichols H 303 367 Antone Clyde Paul 288 Appell Loren Howard 203 Appell Paul Quinten 192 304 Appenzeller Judith E 185 333 Applegate Arthur M 308 Archifaong Edet Akpan 305 Arcieri Robert Joseph 388 Arends Keith Vernon ISO 356 Arendts Robert 396 Arkless Sherry Ann 246 Armentrout Barry Ross 364 Armcntrout Randall C 263 Armitage Kathleen J 227 333 Armour Gwyndolyn I 247 Armstrong David Jon 267 Armstrong Donald J Jr 183 Armstrong Dick 125 Armstrong Gordon D 268 Armstrong Judith Ann 237 Armstrong Neal Edwin 302 Armstrong Wendy Joyce 246 Arnoff Lana Virginia 313 Arnoff Mary Sara 151 313 Arnold M J 330 Arnold Richard Dean 279 Artherholt Craig Alan 277 Arthur Richard B 409 Arthur Stephen Ray 388 Arthur Thomas William 187 Arthur William Eugene 199 413 Artley Donald Kenneth 388 Ash Charles Wesley 193 399 Ash William Fred 192 Ashbaugh Charlotte L 249 Ashmore Lee Ellis 355 Ashton Linda Carol 244 Ashwill Vincent C 288 Ask Andrew Carelius 144 413 Askland Carl L Jr 396 Asklof Jimmy Leroy 334 Asmus Larry E 409 Asnin Scott Kennedy 379 Aso Takenori 343 Atherton Allen Bruce 263 Atkins George Henry 203 Atkinson Gary Lee 295 Atkinson Joe Dean 141 Atkinson Robert M 156 Aukley P 289 Aul David George 203 Auliff Michael Lee 189 Austin Anne Sharon 241 Austin David Chapman 395 Austin Edward Eugene 302 Auten David Kelly III 359 Axel John Werner 134 Ayer Harry Wright 344 Ayer John Wright 189 344 Aylmer Jerilynn Jay 225 232 B Baade Sharon Lee 329 Baago Myron Lee 305 Bachmann Thomas A 186 Backhaus Loren A 409 Baderschneider Roger 267 Baer Marc Bradley 388 Bagley Janet Phyllis 238 Bahn Beverly Ann 218 Bahnsen Lorraine E 240 Baicer T 387 Bailey Frank Ronald .132 144 194 273 413 Bailey Jerry Lee 190 409 Bailey Pamela Lee 329 Bailey Shirley Louise 158 Bailey Susan Ellen 314 Bailey Theodore B 127 409 Bailor Stephen M 359 Bails Terry Lee 277 Baird Bruce William 192 Baird James Lynn 367 Baird Pamela Lyn 238 Baird Richard Walter 204 Baker Charles William 351 Baker Connie Lee 238 Baker Dennis Gene 196 293 Baker Gary Leroy 184 Baker George Gardner 202 Baker James Rowland 285 Baker John McArthur 359 Baker Jon Franklin 278 Baker Kay Louise 233 Baker Lowell Duane 351 Baker Merlin Ralph 270 Baker Noble G 180 Baker Sondra Faye 145 321 Baker Vincent T 270 Bakken Paul James 384 Bakker Marvin Lee 200 300 413 Baldrey Barbara Ann 246 Baldwin Leonard W Jr 136 Balint Michael C 413 Balkovec Steve 125 Ball Jerald Duane 343 Ball Joseph R 204 Ball Louis R 343 Ball R 359 Ballantine Larry Gene 294 Ballard Richard James 277 Ballou Lyell Dean 288 Ballou Susan I 143 249 Balsbaugh Stephen G 268 Balster George L 204 285 Bandes Helen 237 Bane Rodney Bruce ..146 192 267 413 Bane Sally Dee 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Evans Gary Foster 395 Evans Jo Ann 221 Evans Joseph Benjamin 192 Evans Kathryn Sue 246 Evans Larry Allan 161 307 Evans Paul Louis 279 Evans William Charles 194 303 Everist John Ronald 406 Eversole Peter James 343 Evtrson Alan Ray 186 368 Everson John Everett 376 Ewing Jerry Lee 201 Ewing Wayne Wilson 185 204 Ewing William H 395 Ewoldt Naomi E 158 236 Ewoldt Sally Jo Ann 317 Exiey Ray Warren 295 Eyies Constance B 249 Eyres Christie Wells 243 Eyres James Wells 188 195 287 Ezekwe Cornelius I 281 Faaberg Kenneth M 298 Faaborg Eric Davis 292 Faas Donald Floyd 139 Fabre Frank J Jr 199 355 Fagle R W 297 Fagerstrom Donna M 234 Fahey Richard Julian 198 Falconer S 243 Faidley Levern W 292 Faidley Robert Leiand 188 306 Fair Mary Beth 143 320 Fairbanks Gary L 179 Fairleioh Charles W 404 Fairchild Lawrence V 391 Falken S N 132 Fallon Sharon Anne 234 Falwell John David 266 Farland Dale Stanton 143 341 351 Farley Edward T 160 Farley Marvin Eugene 203 Farmer Sue Ann 243 Farrell Michael L 299 Farnsworth Susan J 334 Farrell Ronald Allen 181406 Farwell Wayne George 352 Faulhaher Larry Dean 395 Faust Albert John 193 Faust Ronald Willard 198 367 Faust Ruth Ellen 242 Fawver Wayne Lee 203 Faxon Kurt Jensen . .140 141 163 341 367 Fay Martin Patrick 352 Fcamstfr Robert Scott 355 Feamster Susan 241 Feay Raymond Richard 295 Fedeler Jerry A 161 221 279 Fee John Michael 388 Fee Maryls Ann 246 Fee Rodney Jay 13S 409 Fehr Gerald Keith 200 Feld Donald Harlow 404 Feldman Glenn Walter 347 Felland Norman Allen - 262 275 Felton Steven Jay 307 Fender Leroy James 205 284 Fenton Daniel Porter 363 Ferguson Janice Kay 317 Ferree John Edward 146 187 360 Ferreter Patricia E 247 Ferris Virginia 238 Fessler Ronald Lee 202 Fett Ardyce Ann 195 240 Feurehelm Hartsel N 376 Fichtner Royce J 290 Fick Earl Dean 285 Fick Harold Thomas 185 375 Fickel Donald Eugene 278 Fickel Linda Ann 219 237 Fielding Susan R 245 Figer Jerry Ray 303 Figield David Harvey 292 Figge Paul Karl H Jr 343 Fight Roger Dean 271 Filkins Mylon Earl 150 203 Finch David Scott 137 182 Finch John Preston 146 Finch Robert Bruce 303 Finch Warren Ivan ..159 187 262 279 409 Fincham J R 219 Findlay William S 388 Findley Marcia Mae 219 Fischer Arnold E 268 Fischer Cheryl Marie 236 Fischer Craig Allen 186 409 Fischer Gary Lynn 294 Fischer Larry George 161302 Fischer William E 289 Fisher Bruce Rudi 300 Fisher James Myron 287 Fisher Richard C 380 Fitch Pauline Jean 148 174 314 Fitzgerald Dennis P 406 Fitzgerald Sandra K 233 Fitzpatrick Thomas J 347 410 Fitzsimmons John R 190 Fitzsimmons Richard H 179 286 Flanagan Earl Francis 303 Flanagan George F 201 306 Flanagan Kirhy James 396 Flander Gcraldine B 202 246 Flanery Anna Jean 245 Flatt David Robert 356 Fleener Jerry Dean 204 Fleming Charles T 225 Fleming David Charles 388 Fleming Dennis Edward 274 Fleming Patricia Anne 137 144 330 Fleming Robert Edwin 282 Fleming William James 125 Fleming William R 295 Flick Charles Wayne 268 Flickinger Barbara K 333 Florke Larry Dean 205 294 Floss Richard Eugene 188 272 Fluck Richard Allen 406 Flynn Christopher A 266 Flynn Richard F 290 Flynn William John 283 Foci T M 376 Fogerty Dean Robert 303 344 Foley Diane Joyce 227 326 Follett William David 195 196 Forby James Robert 288 Ford David Leon Jr 159 193 Ford David Russell 157 Ford Johny Joe 196 Ford Jon Allan 406 Ford Michael Terrance 159 380 Foringer Nancy K 245 Forler James Eastwood 278 Forney Pamela Kay 243 Forster Peter Joseph 352 Forrest Craig Alan 376 Forsyth Dale Marvin 196 300 Forsyth George Allen 221 372 Forsythe Charlynn L 320 Fortin Delma Rose 330 Foster David Huston 288 Foster Donald C Jr 384 Foster James Clair 204 223 Foster John David 193 Foster Maurine 233 Foster Thomas Michael 151 376 Fowler Ann Louise 148 322 Fowler Dennis Edmond 126 372 Fowler Michael Allen 180 195 368 410 Fox David Martin . . .138 144 147 199 Fox Franklin R 265 Fox Joanne Elizabeth 325 Fox Karen Ann 322 Fox Marshall David 273 Fox Nicholas Kenneth 363 Fox Richard Dale 184 288 Fox Robert Eugene 274 Foxen Thomas Henry 223 304 Foxman Bruce Mayer 360 France Joan Carolyn 242 Franck Ester Mae 137 144 Franck Joleen Kay 242 Franck Max Edward 142 294 Franey James Vincent 125 128 Frank L L 217 Frank Joe 115 Frank Marlin Dwight 203 Frank Wayne Stanley 184 Franke Russell E 399 Frankenfield Janet L 317 Frankenfiield Kathryn 137 144 317 Franklin Barbara J 233 Franks William E 125 380 Franquemont William R 193 Frantz Pamela Mae 240 Franz Ronald E 305 Fraser William R 304 Frazier Wesley Dean 302 Fredrechsen Nancy C 325 Fredregill Janna Lee 151 329 Fredregill William R 399 Fredregill Dorothy S 233 Freed Elaine Marine 233 Freed Richard C 138 144 199 Freeland John Carl 149 384 Freeman David William 271 Freeman John Richard 364 Freeman Judd David 290 Freeman Marilyn Gee 145 Freeman Wayne W 302 Freese Roger Dean 304 Frein James Frederick 399 Freitager John Neal 344 Frelund William M 187 Frenhc David Lawrence 343 Frenhc Nancy Jo 241 Frette Helene Rose 240 Freund Thomas Gerald 188 Frevert Alice Mae 136 234 Frey Frederick Conrad 204 218 Frey Michael Dean 204 392 Frick Barbara Frances 320 Fridley Dorothy L 241 Friederich Ronald Lee 204 363 Frier Richard Allen 290 Fries Robert Michael 141 391 Friesen Asenath Ann 41 241 Frisk Kenneth L 196 Fritz Charles W Jr 376 Fritz M F 143 Froehlich Loren Hugo 406 Froehlich Robert E 203 218 Froeschner Ellen L 241 Frolund Janet Darlene 246 Froom Thomas David 296 Frost Emily Jeannette 219 246 Frost Gary Roger 184 396 Frueh Leo H 410 Frueh Melvin Joseph 223 Frus Jack Dean 304 Fry Ed 376 410 Fry Gary Wayne 270 Frye Victoria Anne 318 Fugate Woodrow F Jr 290 Fuhr Allan Walter 347 Fujikana Francis J 266 Fulghum Joan Kay 322 Fulkerson Mary J 123 246 Full James Joseph 288 Fullenworth Paul R 410 Fuller Jack Allen 299 Fuller Glen Franklin 270 Fuller John Charles 267 Fulwider Robert E 180 271 Fung Michael K 274 G Gaarde Paula Ann 232 Gaddis Lynn Jeffrey 347 Galfney Jerald Lee 240 395 Gaffney Jerome Joseph 192 Gaffney Margaret Mary 137 240 Galbreath Karen E 238 Gale James Ray 179 Galer Ernest Lowell 307 399 Gallagher Linda Cox 123 Gallagher Richard E 392 Gallagher Richard Ray 199 200 Gallentine James E 306 Galloway Darrell B 196 296 Galloway Deane Edward 406 Gallup James Roy 287 Galvin Terry Michael 215 404 Gamble Richard John 136 223 296 Gammon John Patrick 375 Gammon P P 140 Gannon Heral Dwayne 302 Gand John Charles 289 Gande Dorothy E 224 Gansfuss Michael L Jr 363 Garber Leiand Eugene 186 Garden Wayne Lee 384 Gardner Judith B 241 Gardner Nancy Marie 245 Gardner Richard E 306 Gardner Roland David 359 Gargano Richard Allan 282 Garrett Kenneth L Jr 144 147 193 Garrett William Ray 371 Garside Larry Joe 184 Gash Larry Dwight 289 Gater David Lytton 289 Gater Ronald Charles 190 289 Gates Williard Gary 297 Gathmann Dennis A 406 Gatzweiler Ann 245 Gaumon Douglas S 270 Gavin Bernard Joseph 203 Gawne Diane M 23S Geadelmann Joe Lee 188 266 Gehrke Terry Lee 159 294 Gehrke Timothy John 302 Geiger Carolyn Sue 41 314 Geilenfeld Allen Dean 270 Geisler Jerry Lee 302 Geissinger Dennis K 391 Geissler Raymond E 396 Gellerstedt Jack S 140 142 144 376 Genck Wayne John 372 Gent Philip Damian 179 223 Center James Roger 188 George Charleen Noel 233 Gerbig Thomas Sidney 404 Gerder A Jean 40 Gerdes James Roy 281 Geringer Kerry Gordon 372 Gerischer Tade Louis 297 German Mack Allen 266 Gernes Robert West 364 Gertsen Jo Nann 318 Gesink Donald Leon 265 Gettys Pat 221 Gsey Gordon Raymond 204 268 Gholson Gary Gene 187 Gianos John George 359 Gibbs Gale 313 Gibbs Gwen 313 Gidel Elmer Glenn 262 275 Gienapp Gary Raleigh 202 218 Gierhart John Allen 387 Gieser Cheryin J 238 Giesking Lewis G 266 Gilbert Jeffrey R 375 Giles Jucy Loann 247 Giles Margaret Lynn 24S Gilkeson Janet E 313 Gillis J A 219 Gillespie Gilbert W 266 Gillette Harold Dean 300 Gilliland Alan David 297 Gillis J S 376 Gilson Carol Ann 232 Girres Carol Pauline 249 Gitch Gary Dean 205 294 Gittins Harriet Rae 330 Gittins Larry L 180 Givens Curtis William 225 Gjerstad Dean Harold 406 Glascoe Mary Mathilde 177 240 Glaser Arvon Von 384 Glasson Leonard W 137 214 Gleason Albert W 278 Gleason Charles Glen 268 Cleaves Jerridith 233 Glenn Coleen Evonne 153 326 Glenn John Patrick 204 284 Click Larry Laroy 189 Glime David Kent 179 284 Glissman John Gary 404 Gobel Garreth Harold 406 Godfrey Noel Eugene 187 Godin Andrea 330 Godley Susan Grace 232 Goecke Michael George 299 Goemaat Larry Richard 305 Goering Edwin Allan 147 192 Goetsch Judith Lynn 330 Goetz Robert Charles 395 Gohlinghorst Bonnie G 311 249 Goldenberg Frada Elsa 204 240 Goldsmith Gordon Earl 204 274 Goldsmith John Earl 272 Goldskewitsch Alex 271 Goldskewitsch Oleh 294 Goltry Darlene J 241 Good Dale Wellwood Jr 371 Good Donald Lee 343 Good James Monroe 267 Code Melvyn Dennis 219 Goode Robert Lorane 306 410 Goodlaud F P 214 Goodman Margaret Anne 334 Goodman Richard W 124 380 Goodman Ronald M 221 Goodnight R K 223 Goodwin Courtney J 279 Goodwin Gary Dean 351 Goodwin Julie Anne 144 Goodwin Karen Elaine 136 225 233 Goodwin Stanley R 371 Goold Karen Margaret . . 233 Goranson Albert R 223 Gord P Ronald 132 Gordon Frederick F 204 263 Gordon Loren Jay 142 296 Gordon Philip Wayne 395 410 Gorman Elizabeth E 195 243 Gorham James Roger 293 Goring Ronald Edward 376 Goslar Cherie Eunice 236 Gosselink Jerry Dean 359 Gould Linda Jane 320 Gourley Walter F 179 293 Gowan Sandra Kay 325 Goy Rodney Allen 281 Grabbe Rolland 410 Graddy Thomas Earl 183 Graham Michael Arthur 384 Graham Pamela Kay 311 Graham Robert Dean 372 Graham William D 159 301 Grandia Dwight E ..132 158 194 262 274 453 Grandowski Anne L 223 240 Granie Gary Arthur 363 Granzow Robert Dick 196 204 274 Grasser Bruce H 125 128 Grau Arnold Ivan 356 Grau Gerald Alfred 356 410 Grau Theodore Edward 204 Graves David Frank 185 Graves Janice A 238 Graves Ronald Dean 280 Grawburg Alana Kaye 246 Gray James Beaman 203 Gray Robert Parker 276 Gray Stephen Frederic 276 Graybill Donald Alan 391 Greaser Frances P 246 Greaser Marion Lewis 196 348 410 Green Dale Allen 195 267 Green Richard William 375 Green Robert Hyde 159 160 Green Robert William 156 Green Sue Ellen 232 Green Vivian M. 127 140 142 149 311 318 Greenleaf Douglas A 367 Greenlee Michael J 307 Greenlee Richard M 364 Greenley Judith J 225 235 Greenstein Michael E 352 Greenwalt Robert J Jr 159 264 Greenwood Stanley J 266 Gregerson Connie Jo 241 Gregerson Dennis Lee 308 Greeny Marilyn Sue 333 Gregg Janet Lynn 219 242 Gregory Eddie Lloyd 305 Gregory Richard E 180 287 Greiman Florence L 236 Greimann Calvin C 181368 Greimann Lowell F 138 280 Greiner Linda Ann 248 Greiner Thomas Hobson 195 Greiner Thomas 203 355 Grenawalt William R 395 Greta Glendon Donald 367 Greubel Raymond L 265 Gribben Barbara L 232 Gribble James Thomas 384 Gridley David Darrin 359 Griebel Darry D 202 Grieme Gayle Lovinia 196 233 Grier Ronald Lee 203 Grieve Douglas M 297 Griffin James Michael 273 Griffin John E 199 Griffin Joseph L 297 Griffin Kathy Ann . . .144 151 197 317 Griffin Thomas Ward 359 Griffith David Arnold 297 Griffith David K 142 Griffith Jennifer E 245 Griffith Joanne Lynn 235 Griffith Nancy Carole 219 247 Griffith Thomas W 306 Griger Glenn Geoffrey 278 403 Griggs Randall Lowell 199 272 Grimes Bill Brandt 274 Grimes Jack Duane 400 Grimm Raymond 410 Grismore Marian Eulee 322 Griswold Bernard Lee 146 406 410 Griswold Gary Lee 308 Grobe Calvin Dee 196 Groener Marlene Ellen 247 Groninga John Donald 273 Groohle M 273 Gross Donald Arthur 192 Gross Malcolm Daniel 159 184 Grosvenor Jane E 317 Grote Richard Arlan 273 Groth Linda Louise 225 235 Groth Rebecca Lynn 243 Grothus William M 295 Grot John Ladon Eugene 306 Grover Donald Kenneth 264 Grover Gerald Richard 159 264 Grover Jim 115 126 Grubb Jerry Lee 199 392 Gruber Rosemary 247 Gruber Ronald Harold 351 Gruber Susan Emalyn 123 221 246 Gruel Larry Edwin 145 356 Gruenhagen Richard D 181400 Gruhn Wayne Luverne 290 Grummer Donald Dean 356 Grummer Gerald A 157 371 Grummitt Dennis W 203 363 Grunig David Allen 298 Grunig James Elmer ..138 145 146 262 269 410 Grupp Thomas Lee 360 de la Guardia J A 282 Guckert Larry Ronald 142 Guel ler Gordon Myron 204 288 Guenther Kathryn Ann 333 Guge Gary 410 Guild LA 376 Gulden Frederick H 376 Guntau Richard Ole 138 199 Gunderson Charles A 384 Gunn Karen Jean 184 318 Gunson Michael Thomas 160 3S8 Gunton Diann Patricia 246 Gurda Susan B 223 241 Gustafson Bertil H 410 Gustafson Carroll A 203 Gustafson Dale Roy 143 Gustafson D 348 Gustafson David James 287 341 Gustafson Dee Ann 320 Gustafson Donald Lee 264 Gustafson Kathryn A 326 Gustafson Neil C 341 355 Gustafson Pamela 245 Gustin John Quinlan 395 Gustin William C 307 Gute James Russell 203 368 Guthrie Myron Leslie 180 304 Gutshcmidt Joan E 219 246 Maack Richard Nick 188 Haack Richard N 188 Haak Karen Ann 136 238 Haaland Russell H 278 Haas James Howard 184 Haas Terryl Duane 290 Haberly Peter Scott 205 219 266 Hach Mary Hannah 233 Hackamack Larry B 276 Hackett Terry Ira 371 Hackfort Richard Paul 296 Hadden Harold L 243 Hadley Roger Keith 136 264 Hadsall RonadI Sven 302 Haefele Richard James 375 Haegele James Arthur 352 Hafner Roger Wand 392 Hagan Colin John 204 271 Hage Julie Ann 240 Hagemann Jane R 329 Hagen Fritz 128 Hagerman Joe Robert 177 403 Haggar Sheila C 333 Hagge Douglas R 293 Hagstrom Gerald F 142 268 Hahm Gordon Dennis 218 Hahn Barbara Lou 313 Hahn Carol Ann 148 195 322 Hahn David Lloyd 179 269 Haiar Gerald Alvin 307 Haines Twilah Jean 224 225 233 Haines Wayne Robert 347 Haire Anna Louise 235 Hajiani Mikail 277 Hala Roger Aloysius 200 262 273 Halbach Dennis E 380 Hald Margaret Ann 241 Haldcman R Stephen 287 Hale Andrea Maree 241 Hale Marsha Susan 330 Halfwassen Colin John 205 375 Hall Anita Lee 247 Hall Dorene Lee 161 246 Hall Eugene M 146 185 Hall Gary Allen 159 275 Hall Jean Myrtle 317 Hall Kay Pearl 242 Hall Linda Lou 322 Hall Richard John 352 Hall Robert Eric III 371 Hall R E 196 Hall Russell Verl 399 410 Hall Sonja Glee 313 Hallauer Mary Sue 238 Hallberg Earl Edward 302 Halliburton Calvin 360 Hallock Barbara L 232 Halpin David Mihcael 363 Halupnik Carna Faye 237 Halverson Robert J 376 Halvorsen Roger Alan 282 Hamann Constance J 236 Hamann Jon Thomas 359 Hamer Diane Marie 238 Hameria Casimir C 284 Hamill Cheryl Ann 158 329 Hamilton David A Jr 262 274 Hamilton James W 297 Hamilton William E .144 199 200 351 Hamlin Gordon Earl 268 Hamlin Richard Lee 298 Hamm R 372 Hamm Frederic Byron 160 198 296 Hamm Robert Bruce 304 H ammans Janet Kay 322 Hammar Patricia M 235 Hammer Jonatha Gayle 246 Hammer Norman Dean 355 Hammetter Mahlon C 287 Hampe Clark Carl 221 289 Hampshire Connie Sue 243 Hance Marian Louise 246 Hancock John V Jr 199 Handorf Lynn Thomas 406 Handy Charles Arthur 204 363 Hanich Herbert B 203 Hanisch Jo Ann 329 Hanisch Martin Edward 304 Hanisch Philip Brian 304 Hanks Dennis Moen 273 Hanlon Ronald John 380 Hanna Richard Lee 399 Hanna Robert Dale 396 Hannah John Robert 125 Hannahs Larry Dale 363 Hannaman George W Jr 395 Hanneman Karen Denise 124 Hanneman Larry F 124 Hannen Rick Lynn 287 Hanner Clifford Carl 267 Hannum James William 341 371 Hansen Richard Lee 306 Hanselman David H 372 Hanselman George Lee 188 406 Hansen Barbara Arlene 235 Hansen Bryce Edwin 278 399 Hansen Eric Lloyd 406 Hansen Jerry Lee 292 Hansen Judy Ann 326 Hansen Richard Craig 356 Hansen Robert L 308 Hansen Robert Lee 198 Hansen Robert Newton 204 404 Hansen Roger Alvan 159 372 Hansen Roger Vike 295 Hansen Russell John 196 Hansen Shirley J 161 Hansen Thomas Alan 189 195 286 Hansis Karen Ann 237 Hanson Alvin T III 355 Hanson Barbara Jane 241 Hanson Diane Kaye 243 Hanson H 391 Hanson Jack Orvel 288 Hanson John David 196 368 Hanson Neal Norman 180 296 Hanson Neilan Jay 184 348 Hanson Randall Roe 298 Hanson Robert M 265 Hanson Verne Burdette 137 182 Hanhorn Ivan Edward 271 Hapke Sandra Lee 318 Happ David Emil 379 Happe William Van 372 Harbaugh Robert Lynn 195 Harcharik David A 302 Hardie John David 262 292 410 Hardin Ross Alson 268 Hardman Jerome M 194 245 Hardman Mary E 195 Harken Sylvia Kay 205 Harkness Richard J 269 Harksen Judith Ann 241 Harlbut Brian R 299 Harman Gary Randall 195 271 Harman Rog Eugene 196 Harman Steven James 380 Harmon Lola Jane 195 235 Harmon Patricia D 246 Harmon Steven Arthur 128 Harms Catherine Rae 218 249 Harms Dean Mason 202 343 Harms Jerald Paul 265 Harms Nancy Lee 242 Harms Neil Herbert 275 Harms Richard Paul ..199 200 218 262 Harms Virgil Dean 306 Harper Gary Walter 351 Harper Joseph Walter 188 195 223 Harper Linda Kay 242 Harriman Kenneth E 355 Harrington Nancy D 320 Harris Ardyth Marie 246 Harris Delbert Linn 202 Harris Duane Gail 368 Harris Gary Lee 137 363 Harris Lawrence Dean ....146 156 410 Harris Leonard Max 188 Harris Michael Wright 161 281 Harris Paul Raymond 276 Harris Stewart M 372 Harirson Greg John 202 Harirson Janice V 148 322 Harrison Jill Annette 246 Harrison Maurice III 308 Harryman Marcia Lu 225 246 Hart Richard Grover 380 Hart Shirley Anne 244 Hart Vernon Russell 184 Harten Claudia Maxine 246 Harter Sue Ann 148 325 Hartman Barbara Lee 236 Hartman John Sweeny 271 Hartman Joseph B 268 404 Hartmann James L 285 Hartmann Nancy Gay 317 Hartung Michael Paul 395 Hartwig David Arthur 204 302 Hartwig Wayne Lee 298 Harves Allen Dale 124 272 Harvey Arlan Jay 18 356 Harvey David George 270 Harvey Dennis Earl 159 301 Harvey Janet Irene 241 Hassenger Richard M 284 Hassman Gordon 114 126 128 298 Hasson James K Jr ..199 200 262 306 Hastie Sharon Kaye 195 247 Hasting Harold Duane 306 Hatcher Marilyn Jan e 238 Hatfield Larry M 341 364 Hathaway Paul Joseph 192 280 Hatlen Connie Kay 244 Hatzemann C W 159 Haufle Ronald Lee 296 Haugen Bruce Alan 301 Haugen Jan Clayton 127 143 Haugen Roger Harlan 274 Haugland Larry Allan 404 Haugo Lynn Allan 384 Haupert Pamela Rose 318 Hauser Ronald Doyle 274 Hauswald Jeananne Kay 318 Haverdink Virgil Dean 192 Haverkamp George E 359 Haviland F D 214 Havlik Frank A 203 Hawbaker Joseph E 404 Hawes Richard Allen 300 Hawley John Wayland 404 Haws Michael Guy 400 Hawthorne Ronald Dean 380 Hayes David Owen 183 290 372 Hayes John Oscar 198 367 Hayes Peter Adams 376 Hayes Richard Snell .137 153 159 375 Haymond Marvin Rex 224 225 275 Hays Leroy Ellis 306 351 Hays Sandra Jean 329 Hayse Preston Loring 146 159 191 367 Hayward James Kay 160 214 293 Hayward Myra Jane 249 Hazelton Penelope J 330 Hazleton Sara Jane 330 Head Elton Leroy 262 287 Heald Joyce Ann 123 136 Healy William James 383 Heathman Mark Mason 359 Heck Johnna Lee 314 Heckenberg Francis P 359 Hedden Robert Dean 384 Hedding James Francis 199 Hedeen Jo Ann 311 326 Hedrick Dennis Lee 391 Hedrick Roger Kenneth 190 225 Heebink Jane Ellen 330 Hegg Bob Allen 300 Heggen Arthur William 272 Heggen Paul Joesph 400 Hegland Merlyn John 302 Heiberger James E 344 Heibner Wayne Calvin 305 Heidemann Jorgen H 270 Heiden Daniel Luther 203 Heiderstadt Richard T 299 Heiken Richard Byard 284 Heikens George Andrew 359 Heikens Mary Kathleen 195 244 Heiman Carolyn Rae 218 246 Heimbuch Roger A 160 198 395 Heimendinger Michael 141 199 364 Hein Roger Duane 304 Heinemyer Richard R 352 Heins Glenda Marie 236 Heinsen Robert James 182 380 Heinti Frederick N 190 400 Heisler Robert Alan 264 Heistand Norman L 284 Heit Roger John 359 Heitshusen Wayne A 281 356 Held Beverly Rae 246 Held Elma Kay 197 245 Held Gregory Dale 359 Helkenn Jeannette Sue 238 Hellnad David Roger 156 219 281 Helland Eileen Bette 249 Heller Rodney Eugene 392 Helm Bruce Johnston 375 Helm Frank David 196 410 Helm Pamela Joan 333 Helmers Glenn A 139 HelmersScott Rodney 288 Helmke Dennis Ray 285 Helsing Harold Ralph 288 Helsom Jeannie 247 Helvick Allen Keith 179 269 Hemerson Barbara Jean 333 Hemerson Judith Ann 329 Hemmingson Leslie C 203 221 Hemsworth Carolynne 245 Henderson Gloria D 242 Henderson Gordon M 291 379 Henderson Jack Lee 360 Henderson James D 203 Henderson Janet E 232 Henderson Lawrence C 223 Henderson Michael A 196 348 Henderson Tom Lee 196 348 410 Hendricks Donald P 139 Hendrix Raymond Dale 303 Heng Roger Wayne 264 Heng William Earl 287 Henn Cynthia Sue 246 Henning David Edward 274 Hennessy Mary E 314 Henning Frank Allen 161276 Henning Melvin 298 Henricksen Alan Lee 304 Henricksen Robert F 141 391 Henriksen Carol Kae 241 Henry Charles Lee 159 Henry Pamela Linnet 166 225 238 Henry Richard Hart 355 Henry Richard Kino 399 Henry Wayne Edward 282 Henryson Anna Louise 249 Hensley Hubert Howard 196 Hentzel Henry Charles 297 Hepner Larry Lee 181 Herm Robert James Jr 279 Hermann Lawrence F 183 217 Hermanson Paul C 201 Hermsen Frank Harold 383 Herner Jo Ann 233 Herr Ben Maurice 308 Herren Kenneth E 192 Herren Larry Berhard 276 Herrian Michael Lee 137 289 Herrick James W Jr 290 Herrick Karen Rae 238 Herrington Jay W 360 Herrington Richard 375 Hersom Jeannine C 225 Herstrum Alan Walter 179 348 410 454 Herstrum Dean Wayne 263 Hertenstein Mary Beth 235 Hertz David Richard 153 179 368 Herti Thomas Arthur 368 Herzog Stephen John 140 147 367 Hess Donald Robert 151 384 Hess Jurgen Alfred 363 Hess Lynn Howard 387 Hesse Gary Lowell 300 Hesse Richard James 395 Hetzler George L 180 272 Heubrock Arnold Leo 146 163 368 Heuer Paul L 193 275 Heuss Charles Andrew 205 Heuver Ronald Dale 203 Hewitt Frank Eugene 262 276 Keying Terrance Jon 191410 Hibbard Philip Martin 187 410 Hibbs Robert Harry 293 Mickey Timothy Joseph 288 Hickling Robert Lloyd 387 Hicks Brian G 304 Hicks Paul Curtis 359 Hicks Richard Joseph 199 Hielsberg Sally Faye 234 Higa Henry Yasutaka 266 Higdon Robert Eugene 138 146 368 Hilbert Bernadette C 195 248 Hild Robert Duane 196 205 280 Hildahl Kermit 410 Hildebrand James R 391 Hildebrand Patti 326 H ilden Joyce Olga 249 Hiley Artie Ray 359 Hill Carolyn 311 322 Hill Charles Russell 156 371 Hill Eleanor Jessie 224 245 Hill Jacqueline Ann 236 Hill Lyie Rex 355 Hill Robert Lavern Jr 379 Hill Stephen James 372 Hill Stephen Michael 300 Hille Janie Elaine 238 Hilleman Duane R 196 Hilleman John William 404 Hilleman William L 203 368 Hiller Shirley Mae 195 242 Hillman John Robert 297 Hillmann Daniel John 203 Hillyard Margaret E 317 Himes Daniel H 141 384 Hinds Richard Alan 306 Hines Marjorie Ann 237 Hines Thomas Donald 375 Hinkel Kathryn Kay 242 Hinkelder Robert 410 Hinkeldey Karen Marie 233 Hinrichs Myron James 174 203 Hinsman Darrell C 221300 Hinton Robert Wesley 189 Hinz Gordon Lee 189 Hippen Dennis Lee 195 196 271 Hironaka Paul R 406 H irsh Karen Veronica 238 H itch James Andrew 192 Hitch Jo Ellen 246 Hitchcock Bion Earl 136 406 Hitz Barbara Jane 243 Hitzeman Charles W 159 395 Hitzeman Sarah Jean 333 Hitzhuscn Thomas E 146 192 304 Hixson Marvin 404 Hjelle Craig Anthony 300 Hoar Kevin Douglas 196 Hobart Carol Ann 311 334 Hobson Pamela Kay 313 Hobson Patricia Ann 313 Hocker Charles Leslie 189 399 410 Hockett Ronald Lee 267 Hodgin Louise Ann 217 233 Hodgson Judith Ann 318 Hoefle William Dale 128 203 399 Hoefling Douglas C 202 Hoehn Elizabeth Jean 318 Hoelscher Wayne M 302 Hoff Lawrence Elvin ..144 151 200 344 Hoffman Gary Lee 223 302 Hoffman Jeanette Sue 157 318 Hoffman Larry Dean 262 286 Hoffman Maurice Edwin 273 Hoffstatter John P 199 Hofmeister David D 185 Hofmeister Dennis D 204 Hogan Linda Kay 223 238 Hogberg Maynard G 368 Hoge Ronald Dean 285 Hogge Marcella Irene 246 Hogue Marilyn Jean 248 Hohnbach Barbara Jean 241 Hoidahl Richard Allan 137 182 Hokel Gary Irwin 262 293 Holaday Gerald S 290 Hoick Dennis Donald 295 Holcomb Harry Thomas 203 Holcomb James Michael 166 395 Holdeman Mary Lou 334 Holden Lowell Thomas 156 179 368 Holden Ronald W 181 272 Holdiman Dale Robert 290 Holdsworth Alan F 404 Holets Sharon Kay 333 Holihan John Michael 303 Holland Diane K 232 Holland Judith Jo 247 Holland Raymond LyIe 199 296 Hollander Martha Lee 325 Hollatz David Earl 179 218 356 Hollatz Dean Arnold 265 Hollen Michael C 392 Hollenbeck Rodney L .146 196 265 410 Holliday Lewis M 174 348 Hollis Curtis Gordon 184 289 Holmberg Bruce Allan 196 Holmes Joe Douglas 159 Holmes Judy G 313 Holmes Lloyd E 203 Holmes Marilyn Ruth 238 Holmes Max John 189 410 Holmes Richard Adrian 307 Holmes Terrance Lee 388 Hoist Donald C Jr 189 299 Hoist John Reid 299 Hoist Phyllis Ann 183 237 Hoist Stanley Ross 203 Holt Alan Craig 399 Holt Pamela Sue 232 Holtes J H 204 Holthaus Mary Ann 243 Holtkamp Marvin G 223 410 Holtz Earl Wesley 134 Holtz Howard Alan 383 Holtz Joan Marie 197 314 Holtz Richard Lee 181 406 410 Holtz Virginia Anne 233 Holveck Robert K 196 204 406 Holz Helen Ann 317 Human James Vern 282 Hommema Charles Roe 282 Honert Eugene Edwin 404 Honeywell Eugene C 223 Honn Dennis NIelson 306 Hooker David H 371 Hoopes Thomas J 359 Hoops Patricia Ann 249 Hootman Judith Kay 330 Hoover David 125 Hoover Harold M Jr 156 262 299 Hoover Jimmie Wesley 288 Hoover Sherry Kay 322 Hopkey Delorus Elaine 195 243 Hopkins Robert W 272 Hopkinson Barbara 236 Hopp Alfred Dale 221 Hoppe Donald Robert 367 Hoppe Susan B 333 Hopper Charles Arthur 279 Horan Joseph Patrick 271 Horan Stephen Low 395 Hormann Daryl Calvin 202 266 Horning Dean Albert 375 Horns John Edward 395 Horton Gary Francis 284 Hostetter Heber P Jr 128 215 House Wesley Gerald 368 410 Houser David John 141 Houser Nancy Jean 232 Housman Harry Jon 263 Hove Jon Allan 282 Hovett S M 183 Howard David Loie 276 Howard James Hyland 150 203 Howard Susan 248 Howe Charles G 202 347 Howell Richard Emery 387 Howie Steven Dwight 262 303 Howlett Duane Alien 280 Howlett Robert D 307 Hoy Don 134 Hoy Dean Wilbur 204 285 Hoy Gene Wilbur 205 285 Hoyberg M G 180 Hoyt Dave 125 Hoyt Susan Elizabeth 243 H radsky Jon 308 Hruska Thomas Paul 264 Ruber Susan Ellen 318 H uctenson Jim 125 Huedepohl Howard W 188 341 400 Huedepohl Suzanne Kay 314 H ueser Richard G 282 Huffaker Barbara Ruth ,...249 Huffaker Steven Miles 287 Hufferd James L 276 Huffman Connie L 241 Huffman Wallace Edgar 189 368 Hug Steven Lee 227 406 Hugge M I 225 Huggins James Edson 193 372 Hughes Dennis Ray 400 410 Hughes Donald Fames 199 384 Hughes Gary Lee 380 Hughes Larry Woodrow 287 Hughes Rita Kay 41 233 Hugill Diane E 246 Hugill Richard D Jr 376 Hugl Joan Anna 249 Huhn Ronald G 163 203 Huisinga Harold Wayne 198 Huisman Larry Joe 404 Huisman Robert Patton 282 Ruling Cheryl Kay 245 Ruling Don Wilson 264 Hull Marlyn Dean 192 348 Hull Richard Carl 297 Hull Walter Edward 197 Hullinger Ronald L 203 Hulse James H III 384 Hulsebus Connie Jean 225 247 Hulsebus Janet Ann 225 246 Hultman Calvin Oscar 343 Humphrey Clark Ora 214 Hungerford Barbara J 237 Hungerford Charles W 193 Hunst Michael August 179 302 Hunt James Eugene ..156 179 341 343 Hunt John Musick 272 Hunt John West 287 Hunter Gerald F 372 Hunter John Henry 273 H unter Mary Caroline 236 Huntrods Terrence E 304 H unstberger David V 184 Hunziker Jon Arvin 202 344 Hurd Millard Dwight .147 199 200 272 Hurd Morris Chester 136 298 Hurlbut Brian Roger 194 Hurley Patrick J 187 Hurst David W 279 Hurst Dianne Kay 219 240 Hurst John Leonard 372 Huskamp Trudy Kay 224 242 Huss James Joseph 148 223 Hutchings Robert L 341 384 Hutchins Robert Cecil 287 Hutchinson Gregory F 302 Hutton Norman Eugene 203 Huyete David William 262 291 Hwang Shu-Mei 264 Hyde James Lee 384 Hyde Richard W 410 I Ibsen Allen George 204 304 Idzal Tim Mark 306 liams Donald Eugene 204 Ilgen Daniel Richard 159 Imho Constance Ann 161 Ingalls Janelle Rae 156 235 Ingels Alice Jean 247 Ingols Robert Burgess 367 Ingraham Donna Diana 238 Ingraham Marlene Mae 246 311 Ingram Janice Louise 243 Inman Robert Russell 372 410 Inman Sondra Krumrey 137 144 Intermill Lloyd H 289 Irelan Linda Lea 244 Irvin John Patrick 223 Irvin Ronald Dean 264 Irvine Michael Howard 376 Irwin A G 224 Irwin Joyce Elaine 225 245 Irwin Robert George 225 275 Isebrands Judson Gary 379 Isenberger Sue Carole 240 Ishibashi Linda Gail 233 Iverson Cleta Lou 139 144 153 333 Iverson David M 179 292 Iverson D 375 Iverson Richard Lowel 125 295 Ives Brian Fredric 127 142 144 Ives Dallas George 279 Ives David Brenton 268 Ives Michael Lynn 190 Ives D I 351 Jacklitch Marjorie L 242 Jackobs John Joseph 306 Jackson Harold M 282 Jackson Jerome Alan 202 306 Jackson Karen E 205 232 Jackson Ronald Lynn 196 Jacob Donald Francis 391 Jacobi Donald Romain 203 Jacobsen Allan Helweg 296 Jacobsen Kathleen A 137 170 Jacobson Janice E 238 Jacobson Sally Ann 234 Jacobson Stephen E 306 Jacobson Steven Eric 125 Jahn Darryl Dean H 356 Jahr Fred W 387 James Dennis Tarpey 364 James Lewis Clair 302 James Roselyn Myrna 195 245 Jamison Loren Dean 344 Janovick Judith Ann 183 232 Jansen James Howard 300 Janssen FA 124 Jaramlllo Mauricio 410 Jasman Michael Carl 380 Jawhari Muhyiddin 297 Jaworski Richard Lee 201 223 301 Jax Eugene Nickolas 383 Jay Sarah 236 Jayne Steven Clay 204 280 Jeffrey Jim Stewart 355 Jeffrie Howard Leslie 194 267 Jeolum James Russell 384 Jeitz B 263 Jenkins Terry Lee 355 Jenner Donald Allan 223 283 Jenness Ervin Eugene 199 Jennings Larry J 188 410 Jennings Ronald E Jr 352 Jennison Steven Lloyd 404 Jensen Barry Alan 353 Jensen Carol Anna 322 Jensen Charlotte Anne 232 Jensen Christine L 245 Jensen Deanna Faye 221249 Jensen Oonald Paul 267 Jensen Earl 172 lensen Emily Ann 240 lensen Eric Lund 367 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Lee 179 356 Junper W C 177 Junck David Howard 281 Junck Russel Lewis 287 Juneau Mary Jane 238 Junck Robert Arthur 288 Jurgemeyer Vernon A 184 Jorgensen Christine 314 Jurschak John J Jr 199 Justice David John 399 Kabele Richard W 277 Kagena William J III 282 Kackamack Larry 193 Kaderabeck Polly Marie 320 Kadon Alan Joseph 367 Kahnn 201 Kaigh William D Jr 392 Kaiser Kenneth Paul 403 Kaiser Roher H 140 147 193 399 Kaldenberg Mary M 249 Kaldenberg Tom Lee 179 Kaled Al Richard 352 Kaled David Alec 372 Kaled Joseph Arthur 372 Kalinsky Wayne Allen 287 Kalkwarf Paul Douglas 190 Kallem Marjorie Lou 248 Kalsow Carolyn Marie 183 236 Kaminski Jerald Leo 367 Kamamns 201 Kammin Marvin Ray 304 Kanellis George Roger 136 193 Kanemoto Arleene D 225 248 Kanemoto Wayne Keith 282 Kangley Joseph Owen 223 Kapke Mary Ellen 238 Kappa John Robert 359 Karas Patricia A 159 233 Karkosh Dionne Kae 245 Karmeier Richard Fred 303 Karn Patricia Evelyn 243 Karns Michael Wayne 363 Karplus Alan Kurt 201 Karth Christine F 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Kilgore Duane Eugene 307 Kilkenny John Early 147 193 268 Killen Carrol G III 283 Killinger Dennis K 376 Kildbo Regis 269 Kilpatrick Charles B 276 Kilpatrick Cheryl P 243 Kim Chong Hun 298 Kim Chung Yul 272 Kimberly Mary Lou 234 Kimm Robert George 195 196 295 Kimes Gary Gene 270 Kimmerle eJan M 243 King James Oliver 399 King Maurice A Jr 127 372 King Michael Roger 159 387 King Richard Carl 403 King Sarah Jane 246 Kingbob Kent 138 Kinnan Walter Ronald 275 Kinne Fredric Lee 308 Kinneberg Robert C 269 Kinney Glenn Robert 266 Kinney John Michael 352 Kinnick Kelton Kent 406 Kinsinger Bonnie Lee 243 Kinsley Clifford Kurt .195 205 218 289 Kipp Berdine Roberta 224 225 235 Kirby Allan Robert 294 Kirchoff Holly Jean 240 Kirk Gary Richard 395 Kirkbride Karen Lou 318 Kirkoatrick Raymond M 363 Kirlin Celia Jean 249 Kiser Dale James 265 Kiar Niela Katherine 237 Klapste James Leonard 192 277 Klaus Judy Lynn 195 2?6 Klaver Marlene Marie 232 Klein Jeffrey Scott 371 Klein Patrick Eugene 277 Klein Paul 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Diane Jean 329 Morris Edward S 264 Morris Jerry Wayne 285 Morris Linda Jayne 238 Morris Marilyn Janet 235 Morrison David John 214 Morirson James W 299 Morrison Linda Ann 219 234 Morrissey Patrick J 295 Morrissey Michael W 307 Morrow Charles K 180 219 Morrow John Allen 193 Morse Jan Robert 157 160 Morse John Merritt D 205 Morse Susan 322 Mortenson Clifford D 280 Mortimer David Bruce 376 Morton Daniel Linn 192 Morton Gene Scott 284 Motron John Alden Jr 278 Mosbach Cletus W 383 Mosbach John Ernest 360 Moseley Stephen Hall 188 Moser Linda Louise 325 Mosley Mary Margaret 137 156 230 236 Moss John Eugen 200 Moss Nolan Jene 225 262 263 411 Mossholder Stephen B 201 352 Mossman Gary Lynn 140 156 Mott Andrea 243 Mott Carolyn Ruth 247 Mott Gary Lee 270 Mott Marilyn Sue 325 Mott Roger Eugene 142 384 Mount Marilyn Alice 237 Movall Edward Iverson 150 204 Move Charia Caryl 245 Moyer Gerald Lee 392 Mraz Roger Edward 399 Mueller Charles W 274 Mueller Vicki Lynn 320 Muff Jon I 391 Muhtaseh Dsama Fattuh 290 Mulert William L 262 364 Mulhern Ronald Ray 308 Mulholland Francis A 179 265 Muller Gary Dean 371 Muller Kent Roger 157 371411 Mullin Harold Ried 146 190 Mulvihill Michael V 284 Mulvihill Robert J 411 Mumm Douglas Vernon 193 Munem D V 265 Munger Clark Watkin 375 Munsell Trudy Ann 314 Munsinger David Hans 205 Munson Arthur L 371 Munson Carol Jean 242 Munson David James 179 Munson Jane Roberta 240 Murphy 134 Murphy Doris Karen 234 Murphy Gary Allan 395 Muryphy Harriet Ellen 317 Murphy John C 367 Murphy Monica Jane 233 Murphy Mary Elaine 237 Murphy Wayne 135 Murr Roger Carl 268 Murray Donald Eugene 380 Murray John W 411 Murray Stephen Brye 219 264 Murrow Keith Leroy 372 Musch Jean Ellen ....152 205 223 243 Muset Michael John 180 223 277 M usgrove Eugene A 271 Muter Clyde William 128 Myer John Wayne 158 Myers Darle Blair 277 Myers Donald James 296 Myers Edward M III 364 Myers Gary Allen 193 Myers Marianna E 235 Myhr John Derwin 303 Myrtue Donald Ralph 202 368 Myron Janice Lynn 245 N Nachazel Bernard J 223 Nachazel Gary Lee 305 Nachheiner Raymond F 203 Nagel Dave 134 Nagel Judith Ann 333 Nagel Lynn Elwod 270 Nagel Ralph Henry Jr 139 187 Naig Robert Thomas 267 Narland Jane Patricia 326 Nasr Faramarz C 199 265 Nassen Donald Owen 266 Nau Michael Chris 275 Nauman Sandra Rae 334 Navdichick Michael W 263 Naylor Margaret E 243 Naylor Richard Lee 292 Neal Paul III 359 Neal Thomas James 185 306 Nebbe Dennis Dean 302 Nebbe Douglas E 272 Needham Donald Edward 344 Neff Gale Elaine 232 Neff Michael Eugene 267 Nehls Gerald Joseph 383 Nehrfing Richard F 262 286 Nehring Vincent Wayne 271 Neilson Rebecca Jo 190 241 Nelsen Arlyn Ray 269 Nelsen Craig Jay 201 288 Nelsen Susan Kay 247 Nelson Arlene Mary 238 Nelson Barbara Ruth 240 Nelson Bert Laverne 396 Nelson Brian Keith 367 Nelson Bruce 174 Nelson Carolyn Ann 214 246 Nelson David Ernest 372 Nelson David Vin 187 Nelson Dennis Albin 205 Nelson Donald Palmer 157 Nelson Douglas Roy 343 Nelson Gary Alan 140 375 Nelson Eugene Lee 196 305 Nelson Harold Bruce 271 Nelson J 329 Nelson Karen June 246 Nelson John Locke 159 264 Nelson Kent Severin 137 380 Nelson Mary Ellen 200 225 Nelson Michael Arvid 372 Nelson Neil Clark 276 Nelson Paul Conrad 305 Nelson Robert Francis 388 Nelson Russell Gordon 186 Nelson Ronald Earl 199 200 Nelson Stephen C 140 341 371 Nelson William B 376 Nelson William Dean 299 NeppI Larry Joseph 189 195 268 Nering Donald Oswald 359 Nervig Dennis Lee 294 Ness Gary 135 Ness Sharon Lynne 317 Ness Melvin Arnold 375 Nesset Jacguelyn M 311 322 Neufaauer Herbert Paul 367 Neumann Darrell Leon 351411 Neuzil Tomas Alan 279 Neve Nancy Sharon ..137 140 149 325 Neville Joseph Vernon 179 396 Newell Darrell Joseph 303 Newell Sandra J 320 Newland Jay E 159 Newmarch Paul Richard 303 Newton Cathie Jane 234 Newton John Atkinson 395 Newton Robert D 202 392 Newton Robert Edward 395 Nichol Allan Herbert 388 Nicholas David Cole 290 Nichols Harold James 392 Nichols James Arthur 142 183 Nichols Nick Eugene ISO 291 Nicholson Jane Alice 320 Nickels Edwad F 151 347 Nickey Karen Ruth 245 Nicklas Roger William 283 Niedfeldt Ronald Dean 203 Niehaus Elizabeth Ann 144 145 155 326 Nieland Laverne Alois 307 Nieland Leonard Irvin 204 276 Nielsen Ardith V 221322 Nielsen Charles A 355 Nielsen Duane Arthur 198 274 N ielsen John 221 Nielsen Patricia M 232 Nielsen Karen Ruth 233 Nieslen Roger Raymond 296 Nieslon V H 183 Nieman Richard Larry 200 283 Niemeyer John Linus 305 Nies Joseph Lee 284 Nieting John Otto 273 Niffenegger Mark E 387 Nilles Gerald Lee 174 223 Nilsson Dave 168 170 N issen Karen Liston 219 Nissen Merrill Edward 219 N issen Peggy Ellen 233 Nissen Phyllis Ann 334 Nnene Godwin C 281 Nogle Frederick Wayne 274 Noble Gary Clifford 356 Noble S 201 Noid John August 279 Nollen Stan 135 Nood Susan 247 Nook James Christian 283 Nooryani Mehrdad 301 Noordsy Judith Kaye 236 Norbut Janice Lee 232 Nordland Nancy Lou 318 Nordman James Walter 265 Nordman John Allen 265 Norfdguist Jennifer R 245 Norem Dale Curtis 184 262 294 Norman Kendall 290 Norris Edmond H Jr 193 Norris Gary Ralph 289 Norris Keith Iven 384 North Jane Ann 245 Northam Callen Kent 159 Norton William Alan 182 291 Novak Charles David 347 Novak Richard Allen 395 Novotney Terrence R 218 Nowlan Wayne White 343 Noyes Dale Henry Jr 265 Nuckolls Pamela Lynne 313 Nugent Thomas F Jr 396 Nurre Richard Carl Jr 193 278 Nuss Kenneth Clayton 277 Nwafor Pius Nwokoro 267 Nygaard Christian A 195 295 Nystrom Gail Henry 144 343 Oatman Vonna 313 Oberg Mildred Joan 240 Ootman Vonna Dee 313 Obenauf Lawrence John 404 Oherman Ruth Ann 232 Oberreuter Gary Neil 383 Ooricn Charles C 179 285 O ' Brien Donald Edwin 203 O ' Bryne John F 179 411 O ' Connor James C 159 265 O ' Connor Larry Eugene 196 368 Odeen William Alan 299 Oderkirk Paul Steven 367 O ' Donovan Timothy J 359 Oestereich Robert M 306 Offerman Gerald D 271 Ogden Michael Francis 159 267 Ogg Donald C Jr 371 Ohara Dennis Lee 185 291 Ohara James Michael 270 Ohde Linda Marie 333 Ohlmann William Otto 202 Ohrt Gary Allen 283 Okcrberg Craig F 262 277 Okland Vivian Carole 240 Okonkwo Richard D 184 Olacf-novitch Johnny L 201 OWorf Roger Harold 196 288 Olenius Curtis LeRoy 196 292 Oleson Ronald Lee 281 Oliver Mark Winfield 218 356 Ollenburg Roger Verle 192 Olsen Gladys loelle 313 Olsen Henry Richmond 359 Olsen Kenneth Wayne 274 Olsen Mary Lee 240 Olson Richard Alan 181359 Olson Ben Lou 161 Olson Betty Lou 234 Olson David Jon 364 Olson David Marvin 203 Olson Dorothy Joan 223 Olson Edwin Arthur . .144 199 200 262 283 Olson Jacquelyn Lea 329 458 Olson Jerry Corrie 376 Olson Keith Martin 150 204 406 Olson Larry Lee IX 199 297 Olson Mark Sherrill 298 Olson Ryno William ISO 298 Olson Stanley Ray 298 Olson Wayne Stanley 265 Olsson Mary Ann 247 Oltrogge Robert Oavid 144 193 219 289 Omeis Mary Lou 313 Onopa Ronald 125 O ' Neal Alan Donald 288 O ' Neil Charles William 276 Oosterhuis Christine 238 Ooten Robert James 199 306 Opem Robert Allyn 223 287 363 O ' Reilly Peter Delong 128 O ' Reilly Peter 126 O ' Rouke Richard J 387 Orlando Gerald Martin 203 Ortn Ronald Leo 146 184 368 Orum Juoith Ann 320 Osam Leslie 221 Osborn Jan Ella 317 Osborne Robert Allen 4U3 Osen Eric Gunnar 279 Osenbauch John W 283 Osipowicz Dennis E 199 223 297 Oslund Allan Frank 300 Ossian Michael E 367 Osterberger Judith A 235 Osterhus Steven Jay 403 Osth Mary Helen 235 Osweiler Gary Douglas 203 Osweiler Stanley J 293 Otdoerter Shirley Ann 232 O ' Tool Kenneth L 205 Ott Leo Edward 199 Otte Dorman Albert 188 218 Otter Suzanne E 223 240 Otto Leanna Bernette 235 Ouren Dayid Tatroe 391 Ouverson Paul Ray 344 Overby David Snowden 302 Overholser Roger E 157 Ov erland Jennifer L 245 Overmohle Robert J 137 Overton Rebecca Sarah 246 Owen Jared Foster 188 Owen Robert Edward 375 Owen Ronald Hiland 305 Oxenreider G Gene 280 Oyaas Ann Elizabeth 35 Oyer Steven Charles .283 Ozbey Metin 193 300 Pabst William Carl Jr 391 Pace F R 201 Pace Judith Ann 240 Page Bruce Dean 343 Page Mary Clare 236 Pagel Larry Joseph 205 277 Pahlman John Edward 215 280 Paine Holly Beth 148 313 Pakravan Hossein 308 Paksoy Mehmet 275 Palbreath K 238 Palks Ivars 399 Palmer Fred William 158 179 280 Palmer Kay Harriet 235 Palmer Nancy Jean 249 Palmer Steven F 376 Palmer Walter Wesley 192 Palmouist Lois Ann 334 Pals Howard Gary 285 Pankratz Duane C 202 289 Pannen Richard J 296 Papacek Ellen Lois 241 Papenberg Marlene F 218 238 Pappas Annastatia M 140 Pappas Elena Jane 241 Paradise Michael D 399 Parcher Dick LeRoy 270 Pardun Roger Lynn 125 Parker Carolyn May 244 Parker Edward Douglas 193 334 Parker James Edgar Jr 205 306 Parker Monte Bryce 262 269 Parkinson Richard 139 Parks Andrea Taylor 317 Parks Robert Wayne 193 262 297 Parmer Marvin Earl 158 192 299 Parrish Frank M III 182 387 Parrish James William 187 271 Parrish Thomas Harlan 128 Parrish William R 277 Parrott Charles A III 383 Parrott Edward Neil 294 Parrott John C III 376 Parsons Stephen Alan 270 Partlow Steve Alan 271 Partridge Carolyn M 232 Partridge Ken Dean 188 192 271 Pasley Robert Dale 125 Passeri David Paul 268 Paterson Arthur F 128 Patik Joseph Francis 303 Paton Gail Doris 238 Patrick Neil 411 Patten Kenneth Allen 202 Patterson Gary M 300 Patterson Glenn W 191 272 411 Patterson Larry Lee 293 Patterson R G Jr 371 Pattison Charlene Ann 234 Patton James Lee ISO 285 Patton Ricnard Deming 391 Paul Douglas Clark 138 i: Paul James Lee 290 Paul Karen Opal 247 Paul Keith Eldon 266 Paulsen Karen A 148 Paulsen Kennetb Lynn 203 Paulson Alice Louise 325 Paulson Dan Kent 347 Pauly Susanne Marie 311 317 Paustian JimmyGeorge 265 Paydon Colin James Jr 124 Paydon Mary Ellen 224 234 Payer Rooert Francis 303 Payne Allan Russell 299 411 Payne Lanny Scott 299 411 Payne Stepnen Robert 188 270 Paysen Ralph LeRoy 264 Pearce Sally 196 243 411 Pearson Dale Sheldon 384 Pearson David Kenneth . . .158 201 268 Pearson James Edwin 203 Pearson Patty Ann 240 Pease Pamela Jo 238 Pechacek Frank Warren ..161183 392 Peckham Tom 115 126 Pedersen Knud Borge 271 Pedersen Lloyd J Jr 296 Pederson David Lee 26 Pederson Wineva E 195 238 Peirce S. P 218 Pegg Marilyn Sue 246 Pelkey Jay Wesley 284 Pellett Garry Bruce 181 271 Pellett Patricia S 197 Pelzer Carl A Jr 298 Pemble Joan Marian 248 Pendry Stephen Robert 265 Penkhus Stephen Dean 341 376 Penney Preston Mark 359 Penningroth Lloyd A 290 Pennington Susan M 240 Percival Jacqueline K 325 Percival Linda Marie 232 Peretto Robert Ernest 296 Perkins Ralph N III 372 Perkins Sarah Louise 241 Perkinson Peter J 155 Perley Jane 201 Perry Larry George 268 411 Perschau David Lester 391 Persinger Harlen Jay 184 195 275 Peron David Stewart 270 Peter Wilbur H III 343 Peters Charles John 272 Peters David Noel 356 Peters James Robert 376 Peters Lavon F 223 Peters Richard Arlan 274 Peters Richard Robert 273 Peters Sara Jo 237 Petersen Judy Kay 325 Peterson B David 265 Peterson Alvin Ray 205 288 Peterson Barbara Jane 245 Peterson Charles D 200 Peterson Dennis Ward 159 Peterson Don Carl 147 192 288 Peterson Donald E 411 Peterson Donald Gene 392 Peterson Donald James 185 Peterson Donna Mae 245 Peterson Gale Eugene 300 Peterson Glae M Jr 359 Peterson Gary M ichael 404 Peterson Howard Ross 271 Peterson Joan Lenore 235 Peterson John Logan 203 Peterson J M 218 Peterson Joseph P 205 399 Peterson Karen Lea 247 Peterson Keith Edward 274 Peterson P 300 Peterson Mark Richard 368 Peterson Mary Jo 233 Peterson Max Darwin 158 188 368 411 Peterson Michael C 396 Peterson Richard D 268 Peterson Robert Albin 193 293 Peterosn R 343 Peterson Sam Earl 292 Peterson Terry Lee 204 Peterson Thomas S 364 Peterson Timothy John 383 Peterson William F 352 Petit Joan Marie 326 Petkus Gregory Alan 202 Petra Susan Jane 313 Petrak Gary Norman 298 Pettigrew Jance M . .161 224 225 233 Petty Virgil Max 138 150 Peuse Duane Keith 204 271 Pevestorf Nancy Ann 235 Peyton Harold LeRoy ISO 295 Pfaff Janet 161 Pfaff Michael 161 Pfeiff Bruce Edward 293 Pfister Marilyn Sue 242 Pfitzenmaier Larry D 400 Pfoltner David Allen 372 Ptorr Gregory Joel 367 Pfund Donald Edwin 205 280 Phelps Cloyd Dean 183 Phillips Jean Beth 246 Phillips Mary K 241 Phillips Thomas Let 380 Phillips Wallace 283 Phillips Warren E 271 Philpott Michael I 375 Philpott Sharon Kay 318 Phipps Jack Lee 400 Phipps Kenneth Lyie 278 Picken Judith Mae 225 236 Piepgras Richard P 128 202 Pieratt William Jon 264 fierce Charles M 411 Pierce Harold M Jr 192 307 Pierce Jerry Lee 297 Piercy Richard J 306 Pierrot Victor C III 341368 Pierscnhacner Owayne 196 296 Pierson Merle Dean 157 Pies Janice Mae 249 Pigott Kenneth George 156 341 Pill Stepnen Michael 372 Pinegar M L 269 Pingel E 218 Pingel Eldona Louise 247 Piper David Earl 140 147 364 Piper Lynn Gladys 242 Plager David Alan 295 Plager Dean Roseland 376 Plager Sally 320 Plagge Douglas Allen 266 Plambeck Allyn James 181 Plate Carol Joyce 233 Piatt Ann Louise 245 Piatt Craig Robert 300 Pleak Ray Evan 195 275 Pleggenkuhle Daryl A 387 Pleshek Richard C 295 Pletz Carol Joan 232 Ploss Linda Kay 236 Plummer Thomas S 404 Plzak James Roy 262 272 Podhajsky Mark Joseph 196 223 Poduska Ervin Louis 280 Pohl Linda Sue 225 238 Pohl Richard Keith 286 Pohorsky Richard B 363 Polito Joseph Jr 277 Pollei Carmen Mari« 329 Pollock Virginia Lee 41 313 Pollock Virginia Lee 313 Pommer Vivian Ruth 245 Poock Myron Jerome 218 279 Poock Steven James 146 183 344 Pooley Philip Edward 305 Poore Bernie Brandt 138 192 Pope Barbara Gail 330 Poppen Jean Helen 221241 Port Roger Charles 268 Porter Dena Smith 201 Porter Max Lee 160 199 304 Porter Sheila Jane 140 311 325 Porter Donna Rae 314 Porter Gail Frances 242 Posegate David Linn 125 Pothoven George Rodger 264 Potrazeilsie EC 399 Potter Russell Allan 266 Powell Constance D 234 Powell Dick William 182 188 265 Powell Sarah Ann 21 9 236 Powell Thomas Raymond . .180 297 411 Powers Mary Lou 245 Powers Roderick D 273 Praff M A 162 Praff Janet R 162 Pralle Betty Jean 237 Pranger David Lee 223 Prasse Keith William 203 Prather Dana Charles 297 Pratt Karen Elaine 195 Pratt Karen Elaine 241 Pratt R 195 Pratt Richard Lee 399 Pratt Ronald Lee 198 Pratt Ruth Ann 246 Pree Carolyn L 411 Pressley Delbert Ray 266 Pribyl Gary Francis 298 Price Russell K 344 Priebe Margaret L 167 313 Priest John Nicholas 192 406 Primus Delores Ann 322 Prince John David 399 Prince Lloyd Gale Jr 306 Pritchard David Ivan 161 214 Pro Barbara Dianne 243 Pro Wallace Dean 306 Prochaska Carol Ann 330 Prochaska Ronald Lee 219 296 Prosise Richard Lee 227 Proul Peter LeRoy 177 Prouty William Harlan 137 182 Pruess Steven Arthur 287 Pruessing Peter S 371 Pruessner Fred M 219 Pruessner Robert W 184 Prunty LyIe Delmar 306 Pryor Gary Lee 190 400 Pua Simon So 303 Puck Kenneth Albert 341 356 Pudenz Marijean . .41 145 223 311 314 Puff Michael John 291 Pugeat Jean Bernard 293 Pugh Kathleen Mary E 242 Pugh Philip Stuart H 284 Pullen Mary Jo 246 Pullen Nancy Edith 41 Pullman Donald LeRoy 224 306 Puntenney Karen E 205 326 Purcell Donald LeRoy 269 Purlee Marilyn Jean 249 Purmort John Stephen 184 348 Purser Laurie S 372 Purucker Bruce Allen 270 Pusley R D 388 Putensen Cliarles A 203 275 Putsch Jeanne Anne 236 futnam Pamela Sue 249 Puttmann Lynne S 237 Pyle William Vincent 376 Quaas Richard Louis 268 Uuebe Jerry Lee 289 Ouinn John Dexter 153 299 Quinn Sara Louise 317 Ouinn William James 262 308 Quisenberry Paula J 184 242 Rabe Leon Dale 273 Racine James Gordon 363 Radakovich Sharyl L 197 314 Radcliffe Karen E 158 RaJway Lyndell Ruth 238 Rae Margaret Louise 237 Ragan Dennis Owen 275 Rahm William Paul 303 Raikes Ronald Eugene 146 159 172 189 368 Raim Carol Ann 225 232 Raiti.el Kenneth LeRoy 304 Rajtora Dennis Wayne 308 Rajtora Stanley Gene 292 Ralston Nancy Lou 242 Rambow Phillip Alvin 159 279 Rameker William John 159 367 Rampy Tom Franklin 372 Ramsey Gary Lee 155 359 Ramus Sheri Lyn 236 Randall Stephen H 262 263 Randecker Victor W Jr 199 Randolph James B 159 Randolph Linda S 329 Rank Ronald Lee 367 Ranney David Morton 268 Ransom Thomas James 159 285 Rapp David Lee 384 Raps Carolee Jeanne 233 Rarick Richard Robert 367 Rasmussen Douglas A 238 Rasmussen Karen Jane 244 Rasmussen Lyle Allen 276 Rasmussen Margaret H 238 Rater Clifford A Jr 159 411 Rath Paul H 411 Rath Richard H 296 Rathe Roebrt Allyn 192 Rathje Laurie Jean 195 230 244 Ratkewicz Edward 306 Ratliff Steven M 204 348 Rattenborg Dianne M 241 Rau Kenneth George 159 262 267 Raufaste Noel John 363 Rausch Carl George 367 Raven Michael J 167 343 Ray Carol Ann 237 Ray George H 376 Ray Peter Sawin 299 Ray Ramona Jean 238 Rayman Jack Richard 158 2S1 Raynor Carol Louise 317 Readout John Dennis 364 Rechtfertig Gary J 274 Reckler Roberta Ruth 195 248 Reddick William R Jr 375 Redtern Alan 306 Redinbaugh Verna Lee 236 Reding Larry Leon 180 380 411 Reece Roger Paul 300 Reed Carol Lee 225 235 Reed Larry Eugene 150 192 Reedquist Howard R Jr 299 Reeves Thomas Gordon 304 Refshauge Charles J 297 Reglein Thomas Arthur 404 Rehder Joanne Lea 218 322 Rehmel Roger Allan 204 363 Reichter David Bruce 196 290 Reid John Walter 363 Reid Judith Lee 311 Reid Patricia Ann 225 233 Reid Terry Allan 375 Reier James Edward 383 Reilly Marta Marie 223 Reimer Ken Gene 203 Reimer Terry Allan 271 Reimers Arthur James 371 Reinhart Carl F 224 391 Reiss Marie Ann 195 235 Reitan Albert G Jr 274 Reith John Clair 305 Reitz Ronald Dudley 274 Remeker William S 159 Renelli Henry Zelio 298 Renken Gene Allen 181 265 Renner Jane Linda 249 Renner William S 196 280 Renze Larry George 204 223 Replogle Linda Louise 249 Reppert Roger Fred 205 272 459 Reschly Christian J 272 Reschly Ranald Ray 368 Rettig Bonnie Jean 238 Retzlaff Gerald Gene 363 Revers Carol Ann 241 Reynolds Beverly Ann 238 Reynolds John James 146 190 376 411 Reynolds Judy Helen 322 Reynolds Robert A 307 Reynolds Samuel P 193 399 Reynolds Susan Ann ..140 149 153 326 Rheinberger Michael L 289 Rheinschmidt Jerry L 306 Rhind David 160 376 Rhoads Barbara Ann 240 Rhoads Dale Howard 282 Rhodes William H 308 Rhone Richard Allan 364 Rice Dennis Allen 376 Rice Donna Mae 224 240 Rice Eugenie Loralee 232 Rice Margaret Marie 195 245 Rice Richard Lee 406 Rice Sandra Ellen 241 Rice Suzanne E 241 Rice Thomas Lee 304 Rice Virginia Lee 238 Rich Maurice E HI 355 Richards Marvin Deae 183 399 Richardson Dennis W 297 Richardson John D 192 Richter David Edwin 275 Richter Gwendolyn 134 144 317 Ricker Ronald R 182 363 Rickert Judith Lynne 245 Ridenour Marilyn M 245 Ridley Russell W 187 Riede Ronald Edgar 303 Riedesel Dean Harold 286 Riegel Virginia H 214 Rierson Richard L 283 Riessen Gary Allen 136 262 266 Riessen Jack Douglas 271 Rife Everett John Jr 196 348 Righter Mary Kadyk 330 Rigler Wilson Foster .147 159 262 299 Riley Donald Richard 183 411 Riley Jerilyn Ann 243 Riley Richard Elvin 200 Rinderknecht Rodger R 180 348 411 Rinehart Nyla Mae 318 Rinehart Richard E 278 Ringelestein John W 204 Ringkob Kent Arthur 196 348 411 Rintoul James A 411 Rippe Robert Dwight 355 Ripper Donna Rae 249 Ripper ger Joan Mae 245 Risa Thomas Henry 344 Risdal Jon Mason 190 Risdon Michael Paul 283 Risdon Ronald LeRoy 283 Riser Judith Kay 197 314 Risius Gary Paul 202 272 Risius Larry James 280 Risley Donald Charles 292 Ritchhart John Helmer 300 Ritchie Corwin Roy 406 Ritland John Thomas 395 Rittgers Anthony J 281 Rittgers James Gerald 181219 Rittgers Kenneth W 219 281 411 Rittscher Thomas Lee 272 Roadfeldt Joyce Ann 233 Roath Diane Kay 241 Robb Bonnie Beck 219 237 Roberson Betty Ann 248 Roberts Adelia E 329 Roberts Bonnie Lee 317 Roberts Daniel A 159 189 399 Roberts James Everett ...187 294 411 Roberts Steven Kent 304 Robertson James L 344 Robes Dana Ross 184 388 Robinson Andrew D 359 Robinson Connie Kay 320 Robinson Duane Marlyn 306 Robinson Jack Mead 205 343 Robinson James Robert 293 Robinson Robert C 344 Robinson Ruth Ann 313 Robinson Shirley Lu 238 Robinson Thomas Mark 341 Robison Dale Leroy 296 Robson Richard Morris 263 411 Rock Anne Mitchell 318 Rock Carol Ann 249 Rock John Seth 363 Rockne Allan Kert 299 Roddewig Raymond Lee ...193 223 301 Rodecap John Joseph 184 411 Rodgers Dean diaries 205 302 Rodgers James Gordon 303 Rodine Thomas Gordon 372 Rodriguez-Sanabria I 266 Roe Barbara Joanne 330 Roepke Elizabeth J 195 245 Roepke Martin David 203 Roff Hazel Earleen 225 244 Rogers Charles Arthur 264 Rogers Dennis Michael 125 128 Rogers Donald Aewton 144 Rogers Judith Anne 240 Rogers J G 262 Rogers Marshall Edward 185 Rogers Steven Barde 292 Rogers Thomas Edward 301 Rogerson Kaye Ellen 245 Rogerson Kenneth A 388 Rogness Karen Ruth 221 Rohleder Penelope C 240 Rolf Georgia Ann 241 Rolfes John Robert 275 Rollefson Mary Ruth 221233 Romer Gene Scott 295 Roningen Bruce Jewell 150 202 Rooney Marivn Leroy 297 Ropp William Levi 306 Rosaur Elmer 200 Rosene Robert Eldon 141 187 411 Roseman James Lloyd 199 290 Rosene Robert Eldon 141 187 411 Rosenfeld Ronald Carl 307 Rosengreen Dawn V 333 Rosengreen Ronald J 265 411 Rosengren Douglas P 288 Rosenwinkle Phyllis E 236 Rosenzweig Martin S 124 Rosenzweig Susan S 124 Roskens Robert Ray 195 271 Ross Durwood Rex Jr 376 Ross Joseph Harold 199 Rossbach Donald Paul 221 Rossmiller Patrick R 384 Rossmiller Timothy J 223 Rota Elizabeth Carol 236 Roth Gregory Lee 161 193 Roth Wilbur Meyer 141 364 Rottler Gary William 189 214 299 Rottler Steven P 125 367 Roudabush Robert J 384 Rounkel Ken L 193 Roush James Charles 203 Row W C 399 Rowe Rosemarie Anne 243 Rowley Irvin Larry 298 411 Rowley Mildred Jane 249 Roy Ronald Andrew 221290 Royal Jim 280 Royce Norman Charles 388 Rucker Marlene Kay 243 Ruckert Thomas Lee 376 Rudig David Alan 262 299 Rudnick Patricia Ann 214 Ruedy Ralph Herman 387 Ruegsegger Gary L 193 343 Ruehle Charles Joseph 202 274 Ruchle Donald John 299 Rudenz Marijean 311 Rugs F F 388 Ruggles James Allan 128 Ruhde Allen William 351 Ruhe Robin 333 Rhulman Faye Darlene 219 Ruhser Gary Gene 192 308 Rule Ted James 348 Rump Richard Bryant 341384 Rundell Deane Dick 278 Rundquist Phyllis J 242 Runkle Sally Kay 240 Runsvold Mary Ruth 158 Runneberg Marian G 249 Runyan Alan Leroy 272 Runyan Carol Anne 242 Runyan Karen Lea 318 Runyon Gary Dale 202 Rusch Morris Walter ....188 218 268 Rusher G G 192 308 Rusk Bonita Sue 234 Rusk Janet Kay 242 Russ Steven Kenneth 129 388 Russell Harold Daniel 304 Russell Marilyn Joyce 248 Russell Roger Lee 387 Russell R L 184 Russell V S 388 Rutledge Michael W 124 351 Rutt David Purccll Jr 376 Rutter James Theodore 308 Ryan Carole Lydia 243 Ryan D 359 Ryan Judith Josephine 325 Ryan Michael Lewis 159 291 Ryan Patricia Lynn 314 Ryan Patrick J 137 387 Ryan William Arthur 265 Ryder Carol Louise 235 Ryder Fred Bruce 146 183 Ryerson David Edward 200 273 Ryon Roger Lynn 291 Ryoul John Edward 275 Sacquety Roger Lloyd 364 Saewert Raymond E 201 Sage Sally Ann 158 326 Sahlberg Carl Roger 376 Sair Ralph Alan 290 Salerno Sorocaima 188 306 Sales Jeffrey Wallace 371 Salsbury Douglas E 202 Salter Lloyd George 291 Salyards Martha S 249 Sampson Darrell Daniel 203 411 Samsel Richard Allen 363 Samuelson Gary Edmund 265 Samuelson Gary Lee 266 Samuelson Lawrence E 299 Sandage Pamela Owings 374 Sandahl Suzanne E 248 Sandbulte Wilbur G 343 Sande Ronald Gene 359 Sanders Dalmea Lee 236 Sanders James F 147 Sanders Linda Lee 205 232 Sanders Lora Lee 241 Sanders William D 190 296 Sanders William J 188 Sanderson George L 294 Sanderson Ronald K 367 Sandfort Peter H Jr 183 305 Sands Elizabeth Jo 185 411 Sandusky Vernon L 347 Sandy Walter Garry 274 Santi Richard Gene 273 Sapp Cynthia Ann 243 Sargent Margaret Ann 314 Sartor Mary Beth 158 162 326 Sarver Terry Dean 363 Sash Roger Dean 272 Sass Janet Jean 241 Sassaman Ralph Earl 282 Sasse Robert Paul 174 Safer Clair William 132 140 144 147 194 371 Saubcrt Carl W IV 372 Saug Pamela Jean 325 Saur Gerald Norman 295 Sauter Melvin Leo 282 Savage Charley Leiand 406 Sawin Steven Paul 368 Sawyer Judith Jane 313 Sawyer Michael Wayne 270 Sayles Charles White 214 Scar Richard Wilson 218 356 Scar Robert Edward 218 284 Schaaf Douglas Wayne 194 290 Schade Sheryl Ann 223 249 Schaefer Daniel J 380 Schaefer J S 297 Schafbuch James S 383 Schafbuch William C 305 Schafer Dewayne J ..138 181221 356 412 Schaffer Eric Lynn 272 Schaffer Nancy Louise 237 Schager Robert Harold 343 Schakel Leonard Lee 391 Schalekamp Neil David ...132 140 144 194 299 Schalekamp William A 268 Schalk Terry Leroy 271 Schaller Donald Bruce 371 Schaper Henry George 285 Scharnberg Greg R 379 Schatz Gene Arthur 139 372 Schaul Robert James 288 Schaupp Scott Clayton 379 Scheele Paul C 204 376 Scheffler Richard Jr 392 Scheib Lynn Allen 375 Scheib Wendell Lee 159 375 Scheiding David Oscra 128 Scheitzach Robert F 284 Scherubel Ronald 376 Schiff Bernard H 267 Schill Pete Harrison 303 Schiller Garry Leo 188 299 Schilling Michael W 264 Schiltz Jon Parke 302 Schlacks Susan Jean 334 Schlarmann Philip J 379 Schlatter Gerald L 359 Schlatter Russell D 387 Schleisman Stephen A 301 Schlemmer Margie Ann 238 Schlick Ronald Dean 371 Schluter Gerald Emil 179 285 412 Schmacker John Arthur 372 Schmahl Martmuth 278 Schmeiser Marvin Lee 195 273 Schmid David W 180 356 Schmidt John Martin 384 Schmidt Jonathan R 356 Schmidt Karyn Martha 241 Schmidt Karyn Martha Schmidt Sarah Lynn 195 238 Schmidt Sally 246 Schmidt Steven D 295 Schmidt Sue Ann 249 Schnack Charles Lewis 288 Schnack James Edward 277 Schnack Leon Ray 196 305 Schnebly Dexter A 278 Schneider Kristann G 235 Schneider Richard Lee 159 288 Schneider Sheryl Ann 249 Schnepel Ruth Ann 243 Schentzler Douglas E 265 Schnicker Joyce Ann 241 Schnittier Dale A 179 Schnittler Marilyn M 245 Schnittker William C 272 Schoellen Thomas Paul 265 Schoeman David L 364 Schoening Connie Kay 221249 Schoenrock Belva 221 Scholfield Sherill A 314 Schomas Ray Allen 264 Schorpp Ronald Lee 371 Schott Charles W 183 360 Schrader Robert E Jr 372 Schrage Richard G 267 Schram Edward Charles .125 128 341 Schranck Barnet W 412 Schrieber Laurence S 359 Schreiner William Jay 297 Schriber James M 283 Schrock John Eldon 202 403 Schroder Ronald M 372 Schroder Darrell C 272 Schroder Ronald M 372 Schroder Stanley 392 Schroder Stephen D 137 392 Schroder J 372 Schroeder Barbara E 234 Schroeder Charles A 181 Schroeder Don Louis 306 Schroeder Ellen Kay 325 Schroeder H S 295 Schroeder John Lewis 181 Schroeder Joseph P 203 Schroeder K 280 Schroeder Kenneth R 192 Schroeder Kent A 151 384 Schroeder Mary Ann 233 Schroeder Michael D 218 356 Schroeder Robert S 218 299 Schubert James Harold ...181 183 280 Schuck Paul Robert 271 Schueller Nancy L 148 317 Schuett Gary Leroy 283 Schuettpelz Diane M 241 Schuler Robert Eugene 293 Schuike Douglas Alan 203 Schulte Sandra Sue 243 Schultheis Elizabeth 235 Schultheiss Mark E 270 Schultz 274 Schultz Kenneth R 372 Schultz Lloyd E 139 Schultz Richard Carl 186 287 Schultz Wayne Lee 299 Schuiz Carol Ann 240 Schultz John Sari 273 Schuize Sue Van 313 Schumacher Gary M 223 262 301 Schumacher Kenneth N 185 218 411 Schumacher Robert D 183 Schumann Kenneth W 203 Schunter Robert Erwin 218 Schupbach Marsha Ann 330 Schutte Theodore H 179 404 Schutter Ray Thomas 400 Schuttinga James Alan 263 Schwab Catherine E 233 Schwab Gretchen Avis 241 Schwabe Richard J 203 Schwartz James P 412 Schwartz Judith C 320 S.fhwartz Richard W 279 371 Schwartz Stanley S 188 268 Schwartz Valerie Gail 240 Schwendemann Myles F 194 Schwerin A E 218 Schwerin Elaine Marie 218 247 Schwerin Patricia F 238 Schwiebert Sara K 123 247 Schwien Jerry Douglas 145 172 267 Schwitters Mary Lynne 158 325 Scigliano J Michael 137 193 363 Scott Bayard McCabe 271 Scott C 326 Scott Cynthia Jane 158 Scott John T Jr 157 Scott Jon Dale 287 Scott Morris Douglas 395 Scott Richard Coe 205 Scott Robert Earl 395 Scott Rollie Dean 334 Scott Terry Allan 277 Scoville Robert C 412 Scudder Darcy J 330 Seaberg Philip George 278 Sealine Ronald L 192 Seaman Gary Glenn 367 Searcy Donald Thomas 341 Sears Claudia M 311 329 Sears Clifford Roger 288 Sears Linda Lee 245 Sebastian Raymond F 143 341 371 Sebenik Roger Frank 223 Seherq Stephen Carl 302 Scbert Roger 126 Sebetka Judy Kay 241 Seda Theodore Paul 300 Seddigh Tehran M 278 Seeley Douglas Allen .127 140 142 306 Seeley Karen Verne 241 Seemann Richard C 272 Sees Carlyle F 205 Senersten Dene L 320 Seitsinoer Ronald H 203 Seitz Mary Margaret 313 Seitz William K Jr 392 363 Selander James G 4(M Selby Herbert F 344 Selby James Clark 128 384 Selindh Vernon Arnold 376 Sell.. 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303 Sherer Linda Elaine 240 Sheriff Robert Uwen 305 Sherman Allen 293 Sherman Donald H 142 293 Sherman Sharon 145 174 Sherman Steven C 372 Sherwood Timothy W 396 Smeumaker Susan Jane 243 Shields Kathleen Anii 26 Shimon Raymond V 283 Shink G J 265 Shippos Steve 115 126 391 Shipton Juoy Lynn 334 Shoemaker Jan Philip 360 Shoger Vance Daks 2s8 Shold Grant William 268 Shonkwiler David L 1 6 285 Shoop Henry Andrew 395 Shoop Patricia Rexann ..246 Shorey Donna Lucille 245 Shors David George 278 395 Short Melvin Chester 388 Snoultz David Leroy 348 Shover James Larencc 179 Shugars David C 285 Shuler Richard Clin 196 204 Shull Kathryn Lavonne 242 Shultes Robert C 282 Shultz William John 274 Shumate Carol Anne 237 Shurts Barbara Jean 329 Sick Betty Ann 241 Sick Frederick L 282 Sieben Donald Evan 303 367 Siefering Joyce Ann 136 154 156 Siegel Jeanne Ellen 225 238 SienI Miriam Kay 233 Siemens Terrance Lee 142 Siemers Curt Neel 344 Sierck Ronald Dean 307 Sieren Gary William 298 Sievers Glenyce Sue 243 Sievers Kenneth Otto 275 Sievers Randal H 179 343 Sievers Ronald Lee 198 274 Siggins Elizabeth Ann 241 Silk Gary Francis 159 264 Sill Allan John 300 Sill John Barton 367 Sim Henry Peter 124 306 Simmers Harold Edwin 275 Simmons W H 380 Simmons Randall Clark 287 Simon Joan Lee 320 Simons Warren Howard 182 380 Simonson Bruce D 371 Simonson Oonn Maurice 203 Simonson Michael Roy 399 Sims Richard Melvin 283 Singer Alan Bernard 288 Singleton Wayne G 217 270 Sinner Stephen Kent 139 187 Sirowy William Neil 180 Skadburg Ronald Dean 188 Skaw Loran Kent ., 185 274 Skeers Jerome M 159 277 Skeie Larry Jay 367 Skelton Carol Dee 242 Skelton Ronald Cross , 192 Skogman Eric Joseph 273 Skow Daniel Lee 188 Skow Louise May 314 Skowronski Edmund P 399 Skrola Ronald Kent 181 Skretta Fabian J 297 Slack Gerald Thomas 360 Slaybaugh Verneta J 225 241 Slaymaker Leroy Dean 185 Sleight Susanne Mary 235 Sleister Larry Keith 180 368 Slibeck Howard E Jr 182 380 Slining Lynn Robert 268 Sloan Kenneth Roy 387 Sloe Harold Irwin 392 Sloey Alfred Michael 275 Sloup George Paul 159 267 Smaha Lynn Allan 341344 Small Larry D 412 181 Smalling Marlin Lee 172 179 368 Smedal Karen Maxine 333 Smiekel Patrick W 387 Smit Stephen James 282 Smith Alan Frank 395 Smith Andrew Gairns 201267 Smith Ann Louise 225 230 248 Smith Arlando Cooper 284 Smith Barnard Micahel 184 266 Smith Beverly Jean 320 Smith B 313 Smith B 270 Smith Carroll C Jr 193 297 Smith C 375 Smith Clifford Ross 159 179 368 Smith Donald Robert 296 Smith Donna Arlene 330 Smith Edward W III 372 Smith Eldon Levern 287 Smith F 371 Smith Fred Paul 278 Smith Gene Lynn 379 Smith Gene Ronald 221 307 Smith Gilbert Duane 187 271 Smith Gloria Lvonne 225 243 Smith James Arthur 379 Smith Jean Carol 240 Smith John Richard 263 Smith Larry Dean 295 Smith Michael D 280 Smith Michael L 266 Smith Miriam Jean 240 Smith Nancy Jo 230 240 Smith Nancy Lea 236 Smith Patricia Robbin 291 Smith Patrick John 153 Smith Rebecca Joan 143 Smith R 243 Smith Richard Dixon 284 Smith Richard Alva 159 Smith Richard Edward 367 Smith Robert Edward 341 403 Smith Robert Rodney 271 Smith Russell Clyde 193 Smith S C 155 Smith Thomas Andrew 268 Smith T 372 Smith Vincent F Jr 299 Smith Walter Burton 202 Smith William Alan 341 355 Smithers Celia Anne 227 326 Smoll Larry D 178 Smoldt Robert Keith 277 Snakenberg Robert L 204 263 Snyder Dennis Lee 271 Snyder D R 263 Snyder Glenn Melvin 141183 Snyder Wayne 266 Snyder Wayne 371 Soder Shirley Jane 221246 Soderquist John A 359 Soenke Edward L 367 Softley Allen Lee 384 Sogge Robert William 371 Sohn Aronid Joseph 185 Sokolski John Joseph 271 Soldow Gloria Mae 195 246 Soldwish Reginald H 412 Soldwish Sidney Lynn 187 360 Soloway Marcella 330 Solyst Gloria Jean 243 Sombut V 278 Sonnicksen Janet M 241 Sooter Clare An 242 Sorensen Curtis Earl 308 Sorensen Daniel Dean 376 Sorensen Dennis Earl 308 Sorensen Louise M 233 Sorensen Ray 392 Sorenson Myrna Lea 242 Sorenson Paul Dennis 199 283 Sorensen Robert Carl 355 Sosalla Phillip Myron 383 Soukup Richad Craig 284 Soults Susan Karol 330 Sours Carol Frances 322 Soothers Quincy Lewis 217 Sapin Darrell Ray 204 288 Speake Kenneth Jay 295 Spear Janice Margaret 247 Spears Jeffrey F 367 Speas Mark Duane 395 Specht Janet Mae 148 329 Specht William Dean 302 Specker Steven 367 Speer Anna Marie 238 Speers Robert Lewis 341395 Speers Wendell Carl 293 Spencer Darby Joan 330 Spencer John Stephen 379 Sperry Charles Earl 205 375 Sperry John Frederick 375 Speth Susan Gay 326 Spielman Ron Maurice ...137 151 182 347 Spies Melvin L 186 307 Spinner William 412 Spoerle Sharon Jean 225 249 Spohn Snadra Kay 246 Spore Katherine L 246 Spotswood Roger L 199 292 Spotz William Henry 359 Sprecher Loris Marie 218 238 Stachour Paul Donald 273 Stacy Dennis William 269 Stacy Denzil Wayne 144 200 297 Stadel Haldor William xb6 268 Staolman Neil Harlin 264 Stable Roger R II 269 Stahlhut David Paul 159 Stainbrook Suosan M 236 Stake Larry Lee 303 Staller Willis C 276 Stamp Dennis Eugene 379 Stanley Gerald W 272 Stanley Mary Louise 241 Stansberry Kent G 141289 Stapleton David A 307 Starbuck Jerry L 360 Stark Judith Mary 235 Stark f ancy Jeanne 246 Stark Ronald James 276 Starke Ivan Leign Jr 399 Starr Jerry Lee 274 Starr M Philip 296 Staszak David John 223 301 Statton Charles M Jr 269 Stauffacher Stevan C 363 Stauffer Richard Alan 379 Stebbings William Lee 300 Stedronsky Karen L 318 Steele Kenneth Earl 282 Steele Richard Remund 384 Steele Robin Blake 305 367 Steenhoek Harley H 160 192 Steenhoek Larry E 185 Steenhoek Phyllis D 157 Steenhoek Ronald Lee 274 Steffen Richard Alan 141295 Steffens Joe Ray 184 Steftensen Louann C .136 195 230 234 Steimie Charles F 125 128 Stein David Allen 305 Steinbeiser Constance 330 Steinkamp Margaret L 238 SteinmeU Frank J III 379 Stedger Don Vernon 297 Stella Lawrence Mark 387 Stepan Susan Agnes 243 Stephen Soelberg 193 Stephens Enid Nadene 195 248 Stephens Mary Ellen 320 Stephens Richard E 265 Stetzler Sandra Sue 314 Stevens Boyd Stratton 204 406 Stevens Charles G 199 287 Stevens Gary Penland 399 Stevens Larry Jay 263 Stevens Gordon 200 Stevens Spencer C 376 Stevens Stanley C 412 Stevenson Gene Hurley 203 Stevenson James W 271 Stevenson Robert S 400 Steward Christina Lee 322 Stewart David G II 391 Stewart Janet Marie 224 243 Stewart M ichael C 152 404 Stewart Robert Nevin 128 Stewart Robert W 159 271 Stickler Bernetta R 249 Stielow Gary Lorenz 161367 Stientjes Harlan C 343 Stine Kathleen Ann 318 Stineman Michael Jay 364 Stiener Susan Emily 224 225 248 Stivers Keith Herbert 355 St John Donald 8 341375 Stoakes Eleazer Fabel 294 Stober Dan Ross 160 199 Stock William Joseph 264 Stoddard William D II 262 272 Stoetzner Robert T 139 187 Stoffregen Paula Jean 233 Stoffregen Richard P 301 Stoffregen Russell D 292 Stokes Patricia Ann 236 Stoll Hugh Phillip 376 Stone Bob C 288 Stone Charles Paul 160 Stoner Danford D 203 348 Stoner Jack Lee 279 Stoner J 298 Stoner Warren William 196 301 Stoops Curtis Malcolm 293 Storey David Michael 219 Storms Roger Allen 263 Stott George Goulding 203 Stotts Judith C 233 Stough Mary Sue 216 Stout John Michael 299 Stout Ronald Gene 404 Stout Ronald Lynn 144 199 267 Strachan Barbara Kay 246 StrachanDavid M 308 Strachan Mary Lu 246 Strahn Thomas Mark 400 Strait Pamela Nan 245 Strand Elizabeth 325 Strandberg Linda Kay 183 Strate Marion Burr 240 Strathe Montgomery S 196 368 Strawhorn Neil James 204 290 Straw Marvin LeRoy 125 Stravers John Barry 290 Strecker Judith Marie 246 Streeter Donald Dean 179 404 Streiff Barbara L 334 Strieker Michael A 383 Stripe Barbara Ann 243 Strissel Jerry Fred 183 218 Strohbehn Ronald E 205 279 Stronczek Robert A 302 Stropes Eugene L 347 Stropes Ray Eugene 347 Struffer Rich 379 Struck Fred Paul 363 Strunk William L 304 Strusky Michael Alan 363 Struthers Charles W 188 298 Stubbs Mary Kay 313 Stube Karen Ruth 233 Stucker Carolee Ann 230 243 Stucker William M 412 Stuedemann John A 188 412 Stull Nancy Kay 243 Stump James Clinton 139 187 Stumplf Henry T Jr 268 Stupar Rudolph A 137 383 412 Stupka Patricia Ann 241 Sturm Michael Owen 395 Sturtz Sue Ann 236 Sturtz Walter John 204 Sturtzman Roger Calvin 188 263 Stutzman Richard Lee 195 268 Suarez Rolando 265 Suhr Judith Faye 333 Sullivan Brian Barry 161360 Sullivan Carol Jeanne 245 Sullivan Ronald W 266 404 Sullivan Susan C 238 Sundberg John Charles 384 Sundberg Sally Sue £34 Sundberg Wayne David 198 288 Sundell William D 412 Sungren Randy Gene 292 Sunnguist Duane Roger 182 295 Super Charles Richard 283 Supinger Andrea Lydia 238 Sutcliffe Juanita M 233 Sutton Alan Larue 196 224 368 Sutton Joseph R III 371 Sutton Maurice Elden 184 291 Sutton Nicholas J 367 Svenson Gene Douglas 287 Svenson William M 204 Swab John Mathew 200 Swain Peter 185 279 Swan Jerry Lee 367 Swan Karen Ann 230 245 Swanson Charles David 219 Swanson Elmer G 271 Swanson Gary K 412 Swanson Gerald L 280 Swanson Karen Sue 241 Swanson Kenneth E 199 412 Swanson L 320 Swanson Maye Elaine 195 243 Swanson Paul L 196 Swanson Robert Alec 283 Swanson Roger Chris 205 221 305 Swartz Charlene I 148 317 Swartz Edward Eugene 273 Swartz Larry Lloyd 273 Swartzlander Robert A 205 290 Sweeney Steven Roy 395 Sweeney William H 203 Sweetman Charles Leon 384 Swenson Carl F 297 Swenson Lynn Warren 305 Swenson Ronda Marie 245 Swift William Morton 219 Swingen Robert F 203 Swinney Constance L 322 Switzer Barton Basel ..125 137 193 363 Switzer Jerry Wayne 388 Switzer Larry K 399 Switzer Robert Dennis 271 Sydnes Allen Dean 182 Szomor Laszio 277 Taber Paul Eugene 267 412 Tack LeLand Richard 291400 Tait James William 395 Tadlock Cheryl Lynn 243 Takeguchi Elsie F 240 Talcott R 367 Tallman Joseph A Jr 383 Tamasi James Steven 290 Tamasi James Steven 290 Tamasi Philip Michael 193 290 Tamim Ahmed Salim 269 Tamlyn Thomas K 376 Tamura Edward Haruo 128 Tannehill John C 194 Tanner Alison Lee 196 399 Tanner Sears Vaughn 291 Tanner Susan Jo 322 Tapper Sharon Ilene 195 247 Tapscott Kennith W 376 Tarr Cornelius F 223 400 Taylor Barbara Sue 320 Taylor Duane Melvin 272 Taylor James Stanley 182 Taylor James W 304 Taylor Janice M 249 Taylor John Charles 399 Taylor Joie Louise 237 Taylor Judith Ann 243 Taylor Larry Calvin 125 388 Taylor Laurence 302 461 Taylor Nangy Kay 224 225 247 Taylor Robert James 376 Taylor Steven Alan 215 264 Taylor Thomas Newton 278 TeiJore Stephen Gary 183 Teghtmeyer Edward Lee 128 278 Teig Paul Eugene ISS Teller Richard Gene 297 Tellin Arthur Ray 185 Tellin Larry Duane 278 Templer Jerry James 269 Templeton Barbara K 249 Tenclay Marvin Henry 276 Ten Hagen Dennis Ray 360 Teno Helen Marie 232 Ter Louw James F 293 Ternus Gary Stephen 274 Terrell Michael D 395 Terry John Miller 205 399 Terry Robert Peter 203 Tesdell Donald Steven 399 Teske Douglas W 218 268 Teske Milton Earl . .165 194 218 269 Tessau Craig Kendall 379 Tett Hubert Francis 296 Tett Ronald Fredrick 276 Thaden Marcia Mae 143 Thalacker Bruce A 395 Tharp James Frank 196 Thedens Delpha Carol 238 Thee Robert John 293 Theobald Arch Roy 270 Therriault Darrel J 302 Thien Stephen John 181344 Thillman Charles S 283 Thoem Terry Lynn 299 Thogerson Sandra E 238 Tholike Ann 356 Thomas Adrienne C 238 Thomas Barry Ray 308 Thomas Beth Elaine 232 Thomas Cheryl C 236 Thomas C M 124 Thomas David Clair 343 Thomas Keith Allen 267 Thomas Larry Lee 179 412 Thomas Lowell David 363 Thomas R Dean 184 Thomas R W 124 Thomas William Lynn 264 Thompson Barbara Ann 218 235 Thompson C 313 Thompson D R 195 Thompson Daniel T 285 Thompson Delon Ray 125 128 Thompson Dennis Lloyd 304 Thompson Dennis R 276 Thompson Dennis W 287 Thompson Earl G Jr 399 Thompson Gary Sefton 375 Thompson Gerald Lee 286 404 Thompson Jerry Vernon 203 Thompson Lawrence H ...137 341 376 Thompson Lois Carolyn 158 Thompson Lynda Lee 224 248 Thompson Maries Mae 248 Thompson Natalie Ann 318 Thompson Norlene Kay 322 Thompson Reginald E 383 Thompson Richard A 202 Thompson Richard John 363 Thompson Robert W Jr 343 Thompson Ronald L 380 Thompson Sandra Sue 201 243 Thompson W Reavis 180 Thomsen D 359 Thomsen Thomas C III 359 Thomson John Ulan 202 Thoreson Douglas Paul 348 Thoreson Joseph D 202 348 Thoreson Richard W 179 227 Thorman Steven M 299 Thornburg Marta Ann 249 Thornton Donna J S 243 Thornton Kent W 388 Thornton Margery Jean 240 Thorp Lynn Faye 318 Thorpe Joel Bruce 392 Thorpe Sandra Kay 225 234 Thorson Delmar Dean 158 406 Thrcde Roger Carey 274 Threlkeld Dennis J 278 Throckmorton Barbara 333 Thuemler Thomas F 185 Thun Donald LeRoy 294 Thurber Susan E 237 Thurman John Reese 174 186.412 Tiarks Allan Edward 192 Tiarks Warren Merle 192 Tibbetts John B 364 Tiedje James Michael 135 146 341 Tiedje William Joseph 363 Tiefenthaler Dunae J 205 223 266 Tieke Edward Scott 376 Tierney Michael James 204 Tietz John Charles 219 297 Tietze Christina M 326 Tiffany Irving Carl 267 Tigges Linda Anne 233 Tilley Joseph Albert 159 279 Tillman Terrill Lee 289 Timko Bonnie Jean 233 Timm Arthur Paul 218 262 Timm John Andrew 214 Timmers Marcia Kay 329 Timmins Linda Jane 235 Tincher Sharon Kay 318 Tinich Christine M 241 Tisthammer ftancy Ann 236 Titler Mary Virginia 240 Tjaden Joe Monte 406 Tjaden Larry Edward 159 180 303 Tjarks Thomas Richard 281 Tjarks Allan 403 Tjelle Jerry Crum 188 Tnrelkeld D J 278 Tobiason Glenn Allan 204 272 Tobiason Sheryl P 232 Tobin Kathleen Nora 247 Todd Eugene Lloyd 301 Toftey Craig LeRoy 299 Told Betty Kay 320 Tolson Carolyn Kay 217 248 Tomecek William R 201344 Tomlinson Susan Kay 236 Tope Roger Dean ..195 224 225 275 Torbert Michael Mayne 303 359 Torkelson LeRoy Edgar ...142 144 403 Torrey Kenneth R 141227 Tough James Robert 270 Towne William Homer 352 Townsend Dale Charles 282 Townsend Hugh Douglas 303 Townsend Paul Steven 395 Tpiotter G 289 Tracy Lillian Anne 151 Trainor Edward lyman 363 Trauger David Lee 185 406 Travor Carl A Jr 293 Treahess Ronald H 190 376 412 Trede Larry Dean 195 289 Trelfa Lois Annette 225 247 Trembly Robert B 219 Treneman Bayard A 392 Trent Philip W Jr 292 Trevarthen Sandra Sue 233 Trewin James H 391 Trexel Richard Dean 344 Trier Dale Gene 384 Triggs Nancy Jean 233 Trinkle Robert Paul 157 Triplett Michael S 388 Tripp Diane Louise 311 313 Trosky Timothy Albert 360 Troup Charles W 412 Troxel Douglas D 265 Trowbridge David M 293 Troyer Gene Stuart 191267 Troyer Judith Ann 232 Trumbo R Daniel 180 Trump David Michael 214 Truog Susan Alrone 237 Trusler Laird William 188 270 Trusty Steven Michael 185 Trygg Tanis Ann 247 Tseng Michael Tsung 297 Tubhs Alan Roy 399 Tubbs Steven Edward 192 195 299 Tucker James Dennis 367 Tucker Philip Wayne 199 Tucker Todd Moore 359 Tupy Leon Charles 179 Turk William L 139 Turek Anthony John 364 Turner James Edward 264 Turnquist Sharon Ann 233 Tuttle Jerry Lee 343 Tutton Merrill Robert 199 Twait David Rand 180 384 Tysseling Karen Ann 241 UbI Susan Lynne 313 Uchytil Laverne E 223 308 Uhl Mary Kay 233 Uhl Richard Glenn .287 Ujoh Sunday Chibiko 267 Ullman Stanley Jay 291 Underberg Robert Noel 137 Underwood Dennis Dale 284 Underwood John M 384 Unglenk Rosalie E 329 Unsderfer Jan E 249 Urbik Lawrence W 375 Urich Robert Jon 372 Usher Ruth Elaine 243 Uthe Colleen Marie 223 238 Uthe Linda Diane 223 Vaugrt Robert B 384 Valerius Ann Susan 246 Vanbriesen Robert E 288 VanBuren James W 203 Vance Elaine Barbara 232 Vancura Robert C 292 Vanderkieft Jerry Lee 274 Vanderbur Gene F 287 412 Vander Linden Edwin L 277 VanderMeyden Donald R 182 VanderPloeg Peggy L 233 VanderWilt Carl E ..125 128 159 341 395 VanderWilt Harold J 302 VanderWilt Robert B 364 Vanderzyl Roger Dale 272 VanDensen John W 384 VanDeusen John W 384 VanDewalle Alfred R 276 Vandierendonck John L ..188 195 223 263 VanDine Michael Gene 273 VanDorn Teri Ann 330 VanDraska Barbara A 158 318 VanDriel James N 359 384 VanDusseldorp Marilyn 41241 VanEps Janet Lee 245 VanGalder Thomas S 301 VanGelder Gary A 203 VanGenderen Dwight E 204 VanGronigen Mary Jane 235 VanHemert Daniel Gary 275 VanHorn Keith Roger 392 VanHouweling D E 156 307 Vanicek Anton J 179 VanJahnke Peter Henry 41 137 355 Vanldan James Edward 200 VanLuven Martin M 270 VanMeter Whitam K 284 VanNess Anne 333 VannDrman Donna Jean 248 VanNostrand James R 145 392 Vanorsdol Thomas J 272 347 VanPopering Elaine 236 VanRiper Carol Marie 243 Vanrdekel Carole Ann 243 VanRooyan Gary Joseph 376 VanScoy Michael Ray 125 376 VanSicklen John 125 VanSteenburg Ronald V 294 VanSyoc Lynn LaVern 158 VanWert Patricia A 245 311 VanWert Sondra Lee 314 VanWyk Joyce Elaine 242 VanZante Robert H 196 219 406 VanZee Bruce W 150 203 368 VanZee Howard Wayne 292 VanZee Joyce Arlene 232 VanZee Lloyd Elliot 344 Vaughn Thomas 125 Vaught Clara Margaret Veazie Susanne 246 Vecchio Marilyn Ann 248 Veenstra Glenn James 372 Veller Peter Kenneth 137 291 Veller Thomas Owen 291 Venz Alan Albert 125 296 Verhulst Michael J 192 Versteeg Eug ene Duane 203 Vespa Anthony J Jr 268 Vetter Naomi Ann 218 248 Vick Randall James 375 Vigen Douglas Earl 399 Vilmont Jule Allen 360 Visuthipol Sombut Sam 278 Vix Roger Gary 304 Vlademar Alexander R 274 Voelker Vivian Kay 221274 Vogel Leonard Ray 202 269 Vogel Thomas Edward 273 Vogel Thomas William 286 Vogel William Allen 179 343 Vogen Larry Eugene 204 Voland Judith Ellen 240 Volkman Loren Bernell 304 Volrath Margaret Anne 249 VonBergen Becky 233 Von Bergen Mickey 160 VonStoeser Mary L 313 VonWeihe Marlyn Elmer 282 Voorhees Michael G 404 Voorhees William A 159 299 Voreis John R 376 Voshell Sue Ann 204 235 Voss David Errol 360 Voss Donovan H Jr 290 Voss Leota Ann 236 Voss Sharon Raye 235 Vreeland Stewart T 281 Vroom Richard Alan 300 w Wadsworth Donald A 363 Wageman Michael Roy 281 Wages Norman Gary 219 262 281 Waggoner Barton Earl 188 217 Wagner Bruce Irwin 271 Wagner Donald Finch 300 Wagner Floyd Wallace 204 281 Wagner Gerald Richard 188 Wagner John Jacob 273 Wagner Kenneth C 287 Wagner Yvonne Marie 313 Walberg Francke C 279 Waller R C 284 Walch William E 363 Waldorf Ann Harper 249 Waldstein Sammy James 297 Walker Barbara F 246 Walker David Allan 262 279 Walker Frances Diane 318 Walker Gerald Laverne 203 Walker James Wayne 348 Walker Mark Allan 396 Walker Mark George 156 157 193 Walker Michael David 343 Walker Paul G Jr 395 Walker Susan Luann 322 Wall Bertha Ann 235 Wall Mary Jane 143 Wall Thomas Eugene 302 Wallace Catharine A 311326 Wallace Craig Dee 384 Wallace Michael E 300 Wallace Wilson Polk 291 Wallen Douglas Owen 142 384 Wallen Richard Alex 268 Waller Sherylann 313 Wallerich Gary Lee 188 Wallich Beverly L 240 Wallin Carl LeRoy 344 Walling James Dacosta 270 Wallis George Charles 266 Walls Robert Devore 302 Wallway Douglas C 147 343 Walrath Judith Ann 236 Walrod Judith Ann 246 Walt Claudia Marie 235 Walter Edward J 179 195 273 Walter Kenneth Leo 223 Walter Lawrence E 181406 Walter Ralph Chester 189 Walter Ronald Eugene 276 Walters Elinore Joy 161 Walters Larry Dwight 186 Walters Ralph Edward 215 Walther John A 179 Waltz David Joseph 294 Waltz James F 412 Walz Jeffrey Mark 273 Wampler Patricia Sue 238 Wampler Robert E Jr 355 Wander Cletus Faye 304 Wandrey Kurt Allen 376 Wangsness Clayton E 180 406 412 Wantiez William L 364 Wanzel Robert Jess 289 Ward Chester Douglas 371 Ward Clement Edward 383 Ward John Paul 204 276 Ward John R H Jr 297 Ward Mona Kay 326 Wardall Robert Murray 351 Warden Lyle Loy 202 Ware Suzanne Kay 246 Warner Albert John 184 Warner Glenn Stanley 304 Warner Jeffrey T 137 376 Warner Larry Dean 267 Warren Anne Karene 234 Warren Philip Duane 273 Warren Thomas James 144 193 279 Warrender Richard V 363 Warrick Gordon Lee 193 304 Warrick Ronald E 159 274 Wartchow Sally Ann 235 Waselkov Janet Dee 148 317 Wasteney Steven Earl 271 Waterman Veronica Gay 322 Waters Steven Ray 364 Watson George Houston 404 Watson Lavonne Raye 190 325 Watson Mary Susan 245 Watson Stephen Louis 274 Walters Martha Ellen 238 Watts James Joseph 223 Waugh John Henry 275 Wauters Connie Mary 223 245 Way Douglas Stewart 151347 Wearin Jane Anderson 234 Webb Frank Winston 404 Webb Jack Linn 272 Webb Lynn Charlese 247 Webb Susan Ellen 190 Webber Jane Ann 246 Webber Ronald Wayne 200 Weber Donald George 380 Weber Keith E 202 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Albert Edward 383 Wi White Doris Ann 195 243 Wi White Duane Dana 288 Wi White James Daniel 292 Wi White Janet Jean 233 Wi White John Leslie 298 Wi White Laurence S 194 303 Wi White Novie Eugene Jr 158 Wi Whitehead Dennis C 273 Wi Whitford F Wendell Jr 384 Wi Whiting Ward Harrison 287 Wi Whitmore Nancy Jean 243 Wi Whitney David Allen 343 Whitney Douglas Rex 156 341 Wi Whitney Larry Allen 287 Wi Whiton Robert Roland 286 Wi Whitty Mark Lien 286 372 Wi Wichern Leigh Tenise 219 242 Wi Widman James Orville 368 Wi Widmer John Max 396 Wi Wieborg James Edward ...146 185 380 Wi Wiedeman John Lee 287 Wi Wieder Margaret Anne 317 Wi Wielage D Kent 192 272 W Wiener Merle 139 187 Wi Wiese Sandra Kay 237 Wi Wiese Vern Marvin 299 Wi Wiesemann A C III 372 W Wiggers Kenneth Dale 128 399 Wi Wiggins Susan Mary 243 W Wiginton Rexford H 273 W Wiqton Jimmie Eugene 264 W Wikner Mark Anthony 304 Wi Wiktor Thaddeus J 375 W Wilcox David W 219 W Wilder John Alexander 274 Wi Wildman Richard C Jr 159 Wi Wiley Dale 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Kayoku 412 Yarger Joyce R 183 Yarger Norman LeRoy 183 Yates Alice Irene ,233 Yeager Clark A 412 Yeast Jerry Lee 185 262 265 Yelick Robert Lee 299 Yeoman Richard Jay 199 351 Yoder Fred Jay 184 263 Yoder E F 214 Yoder Patricia Ann 232 Yoder Ronald Carroll 181214 Yohe Thomas Harold 158 162 Vost Laura Lee 322 Young Barbara E 318 Young David 174 Young Doris Louise 217 234 Young Eugene Walter 403 Young James Robert 221281 Young Kenneth Duane 219 277 Youngberg Roland E 276 Youngman Harold M 224 308 Youngquist Carl W 387 Yung Ping-Kwong E 275 Yungbluth David N 278 Yungclas William R 395 Zachary Loren William 194 Zaiger Dale Kent 275 Zamzow Craig Dean 359 Zbornik Barry Marcus 282 Zeigler Barbara Ann 246 Zell Floyd Ross 180 348 Zemke Bruce Edward 142 268 Zenti Louis Augustine 282 Zickefoose Loren D 270 Ziegler Gary Daniel 124 198 Zieike William Edward 204 404 Zieman Mark Louis 184 Ziemann Lyle Elmore 142 198 352 Zillman Mary Alice 249 Zilmer Donald Dean 375 Zimmerman Francine E 236 Zimmerman Gerald L 412 Zittergruen Allan L 403 Zittergruen Van L 306 Zobrist Dale Walter 199 200 308 Zobrist Suzanne L 195 242 Zuidema James Lee 406 Zwald Eugene Richard 196 280 412 Zwanziger Mary Ann 221249 412 Zweifel Dennis Eugene 343 463 . . . the consummation I Editor Mary Call Cord Managing Editor— Copy . . . 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Rick Bell: 68, 73, 75, 82, 83, 96, 97, 129, 130, 151, 154, 155, 173, 174, 32 331, 332, 338, 361, 390, 393, 395, 397, 401, 402, 405. Ceg Boehm: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 14, 18, 21, 22, 23, 26, 27, 34, 35 38, 39, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47. 48, 49, 50, 51, 53, 55, 57, 58, 59, 61, V 64, 65, 68, 72, 76, 77, 79, 82, 83, 84, 96, 97, 98, 101, 103, 104, lOf ' 109, 111, 113, 115, 116, 118, 119, 120, 121, 123, 125, 126, 127, 1301 134, 135, 139, 163, 164, 165, 106, 167, 170, 171, 190, 207, 208, 209 211, 212, 222, 224, 261, 262, 263, 267, 269, 273, 277, 278, 280, 282 286, 292, 293, 295, 298. 300, 301, 303, 307, 308. 309, 377, 385, 386 393, 406, 4407, 408. Dennis Brown: 36, 48, 49, 50, 76, 102. 104, 105, 474. Dee Carey: 78. Mary Cord: 5. 8. 9, 12, 13, 20, 21, 24, 25, 81, 84, 85, 92, 93, 113. 124 148, 154, 155. 166. 189, 205, 215. 310, 332, 341, 374. 381, 382. Bill Cox: 56. Rick Dunn: 46, 52, 79, 86, 99, 101, 153, 211, 213, 226, 275, 312, 315, 316, 331, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 342, 345, 346, 349, 354, 357, 358, 374, 399. Marty Fay: 38, 39, 54, 67, 124, 152, 172, 174, 197, 314, 319, 353, 362, 363, 369, 370, 373. Gary Fischer: 61. Tom Frey: 85. Don Gerdes: 40, 41. Joe Horan: 13, 19, 131. Dick Howell: 155. Information Service: 68, 69, 90, 94, 117, 124, 125, 127. 178. Paul Jensen: 18. Bob Johnson: 126. Conrad Krass: 1, 5, 16, 22, 26, 37, 48, 74, 101. 103, 129. 136. 146. 179. 206. 210. 212, 216, 218, 220, 252, 253, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260. 264, 265, 268, 270, 271, 272, 274, 276, 279, 281. 285. 287. 288. 289, 291, 294, 296, 297, 299, 301, 304, 305, 306. 321. Ruth Larson: 27. 72, 73, 230, 231, 232, 234, 237, 239, 240, 242, 244, 247 Joe McTague: 4, 45, 77, 81, 86, 87,-90, 91, 147, 149, 152, 168, 169, 170, 176, 177, 216, 217, 228, 229. Mike Miller: 12, 22, 250, 320. Tom Murray: 24, 28. 29. 30. 31, .32, 33, 38, 108, 118. Russ Nelson: I, 23, 26, 27, 47, 54, 67, 70, 75, 76, 79, 81, 82, 86, 95, 153, 165, 181, 194, 202. Dave Nilsson: 122. Michael Rulledge: 124. George Ryan: 84, 98. John Scott: 12, 99. Bob Sex ' old: 52, 53, 60, 63, 71, 75, 100, 107, 109, 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115 220. Richard Smith: 284. Stanley Sondall: 105, 122. Reverend Workman: 208, 213. Wide World: 61. Eileen Yuhas: 13. 198; 261, 290, 49. 171. 89. 94. Acknowledgements The 1964 Bomb wishes to thank: Mr. Bob Johnson, our editorial advisor. Mr. John Thomas, our business advisor. Mr. William E. Holmes and Mr. Robert A. Schwartz and their staff at the University Press for their assistance and interest in printing the Bomb. Mr. Kd Hacklcman, Mr. Ralph VanDyke, and Miss Molly Flanders of Jahn and Oilier Engraving Company for their help in planning the layout and production schedules. Mr. James Kilgore of Kingscraft Company for his help with the cover. 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