University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 432 of the 1979 volume:

. � Gary Brown Traci Fick Steve Gibbs Mark Arensberg Jeff Harring Editor Art Director Assistant Art Director Business Manager Head Photographer 4 I I 4 6 • r?. • .4 • t ; II _r ; • 11111111 0 ant I ' 7 WI OM • I • • - S , .47 1111111117: IF • i • • 0 • • • 18 I • _ _ _________ _ 25 9 • 12 It Poor Murderer II ichtenstein Circus 49 Harry Chapin Natalie Cole Judy Collins Doobie Brothers Cole Tuckey The 1979 Rock Chalk Revue entertained audiences this year to the tune of, All is Fair in Love. Four li tly offbeat, way to fraternity-sorority pairings dreamed up a unique, if slightly t e theme; while the traditionally-terrific In Between Act Players helped maintain the mood throughout the evening with related songs and dance numbers. Best overall production honors went to the first act of the evening, 20,000 Legs Under the Skirt, or 50 Years to Lose Your Lover. Members of the Delta Gamma sorority and the Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity portrayed a team of Chicago mobsters and their girlfriends in a roaring 20 ' s setting. The leader of the mob ' s girlfriend, Channagne, is actually working for the police, and she is responsible for turning them in after their latest bank heist. After the arrest, Channagne becomes quite upset and decides to help the other girlfriends arrange a jailbreak for their guys. The scheme fails, however, and the women land in jail. All turns out well in the end ift .6r though, because even if they ' re on the wrong side of the bars, at least the lovers are doing their time together. The Delta Upsilon-Chi Omega production, entitled B.E. Sees De Light, came second in the program and first in the total number of awards received. Best technical award, best production number and best perfonnance all went to this show about a futuristic society whose technological advancement is so extreme that everything is automated and computerized, including marriage. Dr. B.E. Delighted, a mad computer scientist once hurt in love, decides to eliminate all emotions so no one else can ever be hurt the way he was. Unfortunately, two members of his society get together to work on a university project and discover they are experiencing feelings that can only be love. When E. DeIighted ' s World Institute of Marriage Programming doesn ' t select the two as marriage partners, the two decide to rebel against the system. With the aid and antics of Cupid, (whose portrayer, John Hoffer, won the best performer award) B.E. meets up with his former love, the cleaning lady, and B.E. Sees De Light. Emotions are welcomed back to the surface, and young men and women 57 choose their marriage partners through love once again. The lost underwater land of Atlantis becomes the scene of the third skit, entitled, You Can ' t Keep a Good Diver Down. Performed by the Pi Beta Phi sorority and the Beta Theta Pi fraternity, the plot involves a riddle that dictates which man is the right choice for the King ' s daughter, Starr, to marry. While father protests, Starr becomes emotionally involved with a human deep sea diver that ventures Into Atlantis by coincidence. As the King ' s choice for Starr gets taken away for someone ' s Sunday meal, Starr, with the help of her fish friends, resolves the riddle to determine if the diver really is her perfect mate. Only one other problem remains. Charles, the man, cannot survive for long in the water, and Starr, the mermaid, cannot survive in the air. As in many other similar cases, a kiss solves everything, and the two emerge to the surface to try and make it on their own. After being led through the roaring 20 ' s, the 21st Century, and the present day civilization of the audience finds itself in the 13th Century B.C. empire of the peat boy-King Tut. The day before his 18th birthday (when it was customary to wed) the Elder Priests Choose as his bride one unsightly and unwanted girl, called Hunlodori. There is nothing young Tut can do, even though he truly loves a peasant girl named Kia. The local astrologer aids in foiling the plot of the Elder Priests and bringing Tut and Kia back together. Mark Robinson, who portrayed King Tut, won the award for the best onginal song with a duet between himself and Kia, called I Can ' t Be Away From Love. Again sponsored by the KU-Y, this year s Revue was a marked success. There didn ' t seem to be as much campus humor in this year ' s production, which possibly added to the overall impression of stage professionalism. Also adding to that effect were the polished performances of the IBA players, headed by Ms. Sherry Anderson, that for some, were the best part of the entire evening. i 1.11 r • 1 EMI 4111 . 41411• • OOOOOO MPS •e• OM Local Entertainment There ' s no need to be puzzled with what to do For entertainment in Lawrence after the books have been shelved for the evening. There are numerous local night spots that provide Jayhawks with pleasant diversion. Disco prevailed this year on campus, and the local bars adapted to the trend. For instance, the familiar mid-Eastern decor of the Rubayyat was changed this year to the new disco atmosphere of Mingles, located in the Ramada Inn, 6th and Iowa. Singles were urged to satiate their disco fever at the bar, and many would-be John Travoltas were seen slipping and sliding across the Mingles dance floor. If you weren ' t inclined to join the disco mania crowd, the Moffet Beers Band furnished their own sound eo and wall-to-wall American Jazz. Las Vegas banjo player, Skip DeVol, joined the local occasionally to strum up a jam session. Lawrence can be the place to find a variety of musical talents. Partying Jayhawks can disco to records or listen to any number of live musicians with all different musical styles. 4 ttr1 regularly at the Brewery, Big R ' s, shenanigans and Louise ' s. Beers ' band is well received by Lawrence patrons ho enjoy its sophisticated type of k. For those fond of jazz, Paul Cray ' s azz Place featured a diversified group f musicians this year. Paul Cray s udiences are entertained with an ntire evening of cold beer, popcorn 61 Kansas City KU has many advantages over its country cousin, K-State. Probably the most obvious social advantage is its easy accessibility to Kansas City. KC, located 45 miles east of Lawrence, has everything to offer the fun-loving. KU student, ranging from A: Arthur Bryant ' s BBQ to Z: The Kansas City Zoo. Referred to as a growing city, there are many fun-filled activities to pass one ' s time. Becoming increasingly popular is Fred P. Ott ' s, located on the Country Club Plaza; and the Westport area, especially Kelly ' s and Chuck s. It ' s not uncommon to walk into any of KC ' s social spots and recognize a few KU students or alumni. It can often be advantageous to hit these locales during happy hour specials to receive a little discount on drinks. Another alternative to how one can spend time and, of course, a little money, in KC is in any one of the great restaurants in the metropolitan area. There are different eating atmospheres to suit any individual taste. Houlihan ' s, Harry Starker ' s, the Prospect, Sam Wilson ' s and Sanford Sons all cater to the young with basic menus offering a variety of American foods. For those a bit more adventuresome, look for Nabil ' s, the Berliner Bear, Dragon Inn, or Antoine ' s on the Boulevard for a little extra ethnic flavor. The big name hotels, such as Alameda, Raphael and Crown Center, also provide a pleasant dicor and menu. There is no limit in KC; it only depends on how hungry you ma ■ happen to be, and how much mono you re willing to spend. Kansas City ' s growth has partially been due to the Increasing of the cultural arts. Within the past year, KC attracted a modern artist named Christo to come wrap Loose Park with an orange satin material. Some critics reviewed the work of art as atrocious, while others saw the wrappings as a cultural addition to KC. Art Gallery offers a wide range of exhibits for the art lover Also, theLyric Theatre and dinner theatres, such as Tiffany ' s Attic, put on delightful productions for those who love theatre. •• On° 1.1111 t t d Tr; • ,. stilt Is. fr•ia. iilL itr t • slottris vs if w• — • .4%01-Al titling hg lonti Perky idat the Hun rt NC km ON 74P WESTPORT P PINK Major league sporting events are often an exciting and fun way to spend a few hours. Kansas City offers the baseball Royals and the basketball Kings, both championship-caliber teams. In hockey, there is the minor league Redwings and in football, the Chiefs, who claim to be coming back Kansas City, come along. To the unfamiliar visitor, KC may he overwhelming. But all it takes is a little time, patience and money to be introduced to one of the few livable cities left. After all, there ' s hound to be something for everyone. Warren Farrell 67 Chancellor Archie Dykes Hope Award The HOPE Award Honor for the Outstanding Progressive Educator, is KU ' s only recognition for teaching excellence bestowed exclusively by Established by the Class of 1959 and awarded annually since then, the HOPE Award reflects the interest and admiration of students for those educators who demonstrate sincere concern for the students and who contribute to both the University and the general field of education. In the traditional manner, the Senior Class of 1979 nominated those faculty members they felt best fit the HOPE Award critena. That list was narrowed to ten semi-finalists and then to five finalists by subsequent balloting. The criteria established for nominating a faculty member were the faculty member ' s basic philosophy of education, his willingness to help students, his success in challenging the intellectual curiosity of students, his concern for the quality of education at KU, and his general excellence in teaching ability and methods. The HOPE Award was presented at the ire-game ceremonies of the KU vs. Nebraska football game by Gretchen Schmitt and Russ Engel, co-chairmen of the Award for the Class of 1979. The five finalists included: Clark Bricker, professor of chemistry; Allan Cigler, TO associate professor of political science; Joyce Jones, assistant professor of occupational therapy; Donald Jugenheimer, associate professor of journalism; and Lee F. Young, professor of journalism. Professor Clark Bricker was awarded the honor for the third time. He previously received HOPE awards in 1966 and 1970. His name will again be placed in the ranks of winners on the HOPE Award plaque in the Kansas Union. 71 Construction Although declining enrollments have recently plagued other Kansas universities, KU continues to enjoy growth and prosperity. Evidence of this is apparent in the major structural additions and renovations to University buildings this year. A seven-stor y addition to Malott Hall was an $11.5 million project begun last fall, Air- conditioning, Improved ventilation systems, corridor lights, and double-glazed windows were added to the already-existing portion of the building. The addition will include a new loading dock, a bigger science library and morezoom to care for the laboratory research animals. Two new additions to Robinson Gymnasium will double the amount of available space for the health, physical education and recreation complex, which will help accommodate the increasing number of fitness enthusiasts who work out there. The new Robinson should be completed in the winter of 1979-80, and will cost $6 million. Scheduled for completion next fall, work was continued on the $2.5 million Satellite Union located south of the new law school and east of Stouffer Place. Major projects at the Med Center were also continued this year, including a $58 million University of Kansas Bell Memorial Hospital and a $3.5 million Radiation Center. Happily, the criticism generated in recent years over the poor condition of Watson Library produced some results. A $6.2 million renovation of the main library is scheduled for next year. Other renovations in the planning stages include renovation of Marvin and Spooner halls. • ss.a. — er wirr 1%-r w et a. a a_ re rat itT.E tat I Tr‘tra Game Day • r• r or Lk 14 ...tarsi 11 ' • ' tr , r for ' As A football game weekend is a radition at colleges across the nation, but at KU, with all the Big Eight fervor that accompanies a game, it is a bit more than just a game — it can aptly be called a celebration. Be it a special game such as Homecoming, Parent ' s or Band Day or a contest against old rivals K-State nd Missouri, a winning team or a acing one, sunshine or rain, KU makes he most out of a football weekend. re are the special games: Parent ' s ay with the mums adorning many a om ' s lapel; the invasion of alumni or Homecoming; and the seeming riles of high school band members Band Day. With it all, KU football eekends are a memorable and unique lebration. By 10 a.m. on game day, Lawrence awash with recreational vehicles, Cation wagons and campers. By noon game bound fans are concluding their pregame festivities. With a filling f the flask of their usual spirits, and a louble check for the proper ID and ' cket, the vast majority of KU fans are ff to the game. The game ends and as was the case ten out of eleven times this year, KU fans walk or ride home disappointed over their team ' s efforts. The majority of the fans leave the analysis of the game to the hundreds of armchair quarterbacks who think they have the answers to KU ' s gridiron problems. The streets of Lawrence become clogged with motorists returning home, but for the diehard and most energetic football spectators their first stop is their favorite college watering hole. The most popular, by far the most crowded — is The Wheel. Here, the suds are consumed in proportions that would make Adolph Coors happy indeed. It is indeed a celebration! Lasting from Friday afternoon till the early morning hours of Sunday, the game is by far the single most important happening, but all the other little things combine to make it one spectacular weekend. While in the midst of it all, it ' s hard to see KU labeled as just a basketball school. m• • Today ' s generation of students is thought to be more serious-minded about its education than previous generations. Even so, there are certain collegiate traditions that will always perpetuate. As long as pride exists, so will rivalries. Although K-State and KU have long been viewed as bloodthirsty rivals, MU and KU hold the distinction of having the oldest college rivalry west of the Mississippi. In recent years, more and more fans have recognized that MU can generate even greater feelings of animosity than our farmer friends in western Kansas. This year, KU ' s run-ins with archrivals were not extremely favorable. Sportswise, we ended up on the losing end both in Columbia and Manhattan. As far as football was concerned, MU and KU seemed evenly matched. Both have proven to be regularly inconsistent in their athletic performance. Although KU has beaten MU five out of the past seven years, MU boasts a better overall record. As for those purple pussycats down the road, they were finally able to celebrate upon defeating Snob Hill after several losing ears. Thus, the defeated Jayhawk was for.ca. to smooth his ruffled feathers while the proud Tiger and Wildcat strutted in their victories. But it didn ' t really matter, for KU pride can withstand the loss of a few feathers SCREW 1107 A 76 P JAYHAWKs LUCK THE 7 7 a • 4 Despite two hour a day practices four days a week, early Saturday pre. game rehearsals in the stadium and long bus trips to away games, students still get a kick out of marching. Although about half of the 230 members of the 1978 KU marching Band are music majors, the other half are said to participate for enjoyment. Last fall, the Scarecrow, Tinman and Cowardly Lion substituted for the manly-missing Baby Jay as the Band entertained and delighted audiences with a medley from the musical that put Kansas on the map, The Wizard of Oz. Even Ease On Down , the popular number from the latest rendition of Oz, The Wiz, was performed. An original number, Trumpet Fanfare , written by Robed Foster, director of the KU Bands, was another new addition to this year ' s halftime entertainment. Assistant directors Tom Stidham and James Barnes assisted with the musical arrangements and staging of the shows. Besides adding that extra touch at Memorial Stadium, the marching Jayhawks travelled to Kansas City twice to participate in KU Day at Crown Center and a K.C. Chiefs ' football game. ;!:. Intramurals Life at KU isn ' t all work and no play. In fact, you would find quite the Robinson G iteon any Sunday afternoon in Gymnasium or on the playing fields. The Intramural program, sponsored by the KU recreational services, provides year-round organized sports activity in football, volleyball, basketball and softball for all students who aren ' t varsity athletes but still enjoy competition. Each sport lasts about four weeks. with a post season tournament to determine an overall winner. Emphasis in the intramural program is put on enjoyment of physical activity, friendly competition and lots of fun. The only things required of intramural teams are a small entry fee and a good turn-out for games. For a new twist in your spare time recreation, try KU intramurals. as A r.. � S7 ! .0011Sitessea0 supsitr. Travel After what seemed an endless winter, students were more than ready to take off and go . . . anywhere .. . the second week in March. Although some diehards remained faithful to the Colorado slopes, the general migration was South. The sun meant fun for snow-weary students. By and large, Fort Lauderdale and San Pedro Island, both in Florida, were the most sought vacation spots this year, according to a spokesman from Maupintour Travel Service. Maupintour also busily booked flights for students heading to Tucson and Denver with a few adventuresome travelers flying their luck to Las Vegas. Of course, SUA once again came through with a couple of attractive vacation packages. For $149, one could board a bus on March 9th and arrive the next day at Padre Island for a full week of sunshine. The fee included room (equipped with a kitchenette), bustransportation to and from Lawrence (with refreshments), and a day-trip to Matamores Mexico. SUA s traditional ski trip this year was booked solid by Jan. 20th. For $192, 130 students enjoyed a week ' s stay at Woodmore skiing the Summit, which includes Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Keystone, and Arapaho. However, spnng break was not the only opportunity students took to travel. On any given week, whether it was Archie or the student himself who called off classes, one could find leisure-loving travelers indulging in mini-b it” as It was a year to remember on the hill. Unseasonably warm weather throughout December brought with it false hopes of a mild winter for cold-blooded Jayhawks. Not so. Even in the midst of winter ' s worst, the University kept its doors open. And despite continual criticism levied by some, the KU on Wheels buses became endearing sights as students huddled in sub-zero temperatures, with even lower wind chills whipping through their clothes. Along with the beginning of 1979 came snow . . . and snow . . . and more snow. January avenged a snowstorm ‘y every third clay, and since most of KU is either uphill or downhill, successful transportation posed a problem. Resourceful students got by with snow skis, cafeteria trays, or that good old standby — legs. Those with jeeps or other four-wheel drive vehicles were doubly blessed. When weather became less threatening, students got the itch to travel. If one had the time, Amtrak provided relatively cheap transportation to destinations such as Chicago or Houston. And there were always Continental Trailways buses leaving from downtown at frequent intervals. Topeka ' s two municipal airports, along with the vast K.C.I., are all within an r hour ' s drive from Mt. Dread. if the trip was only as far as Kansas City, the ' getting there was made easier this year. Parts of the Kansas Turnpike were resurfaced after a fiery crash that killed six persons last fall started a controversy among KTA customers. They alleged that the surface coating became unduly slick when wet. Although never proving the allegations true or false, the KTA hastened to comply with the worried requests. And finally, the new K-10 highway made Lawrence to K.C. commuting a breeze. 91 Academics ir in I INN rim in 11111 NUJ III um ICJ dijou • UM I ILI in ma in JP. ,) • III % e • °Olt 41. on in. 311%.•• r - The pressure begins at enrollment when you walk steadfastly through a steaming Allen Fieldhouse, determined that you will not emerge to the light of day until you pull that all-too-important computer card. And it won ' t end until that day when you walk away from your last final, with your heart, soul, body and mind soaring away in relief so intense as to be almost immeasurable. Between those two moments lies the crux of a student ' s life; combatting. a disease which constantly threatens like a black cloud on a sunny day; Academic Anxiety. 4 kt ed. The symptoms of AA are easily recognizable . . . for instance, that nagging guilt that plagues you when you turn the TV on to watch Mork n ' Mindy on Thursday nights even though swear-to-Cod-you ' re going to study all night afterwards. Or the feeling of panic that arises when you wait until the last possible night to write your research paper and you discover that the only decent book on your topic has been checked out of Watson Library. Or that sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach when a classmate shows up at an exam with typed notecards five inches thick, and you just barely had time to skim the chapters the night before. Or that dreaded moment when the grades to an exam are posted on a lessor ' s door, and you are torn tween searching for your student number or just turning away abruptly before it ' s too late. Every day a college student faces an ever-increasingset of priorities. Determining which course or assignment deserves the most attention, or deciding that sacrificing a 4.0 to maintain an acceptable social life isn ' t such a crime after all, are constantly being debated within the conscientious student mind. Be forewarned — there is no immediate cure for AA. The disease will usually serve as an effective antibiotic, but then one becomes vulnerable to a whole new disease that can invade the body — The Real World Willies. as Graduation One can easily spot a senior walking along Jayhawk Boulevard. He is the one whose head lies just a little above the clouds, anxiously entertaining thoughts of the future. Or he is the one sauntering slowly and down the comfortably sure of his surroundings and omniscient about the awesome intricacies of college life. Toward May, you might be able to recognize him by his step as he raises his knees high in tribute and anticipation of that time-honored tradition, the walk down the hill. Graduation is the culmination of a lifelong career. At least sixteen years of life are spent in earnest dedication toward a college degiee. For many, graduation is also the beginning of a lifelong career as grads turn their attention to occupational goals. Either eager to become alumni, or hesitant to leave the confines of a familiar home, KU grads venture forth. A feeling of uneasiness is common as young adults worry about their chances for success in the real world. But be it a place in the bureaucracy, a job with Dad, a stint in the service or another go at the books, grads can rest assured that they have managed one success. That diploma. A grad dee, indeed. 95 Students of the ' 70s have been accused of giving up The Fight, and going home. We have been accused of increased apathy and a rack of political involvement. NOT. TRUE! Today, more than ever, college students are becoming a significant part of both national and local politics. To prove this point, look at the student involvement and interest in Kansas ' Kassebaum and Roy campaigns. Last fall, students everywhere were wondering if Kansas would elect in 1978 the first woman to the U.S. Senate or select a Democrat to replace the retiring senior senator-Republican James B. Pearson? In October, KU students — some wearing Nancy buttons, others wearing Roy buttons — pushed their way into a crowded Woodruff auditorium to observe the debate between Kansas Republican and Democratic nominees for the U.S. Senate. Some students came to support their candidate. Others came to see if Nancy Landon Kassebaum really had something to offer Kansans other than a pretty face and a victory for the Landon name. And still others wondered if Dr. Bill Roy was the best representative to send to Washington. KU students were also interested in other statewide campaigns. For example, the attorney general ' s contest stimulated much enthusiasm on KU ' s campus. There ap red to he a strong organization for the Republican candidate, ; .b Stephan. Stephan ' sKU organization distributed football flyers, buttons, and bumper stickers and flew helium balloons. Similarily, incumbent candidate Curt Schneider ' s student forces were also well organized. Through the campaign they sponsored campus meetings and other activities. In addition to Kansas ' s statewide race for attorney general, KU students were closely watching the governor ' s race. The John C r lin and Robert Bennett campaigns aroused great interest, especially in the week prior to the election. At Out time the polls were indicating that the Carlin campaign was leading the campaign of incumbent Governor Bennett. For many KU students this came as a great surprise. Who would ever think that Governor Bennett would not be re-elected? While Bennett decided not to generate a large campaign effort, Carlin was recruiting student energy and resources everywhere to mount a large campaign movement. And while Bennett ' s Republican forces sat back, Carlin s Democratic troops captured the governor ' s seat in Topeka. And so, in 1978, participated in the election of Senator Nancy Kassebaum; Governor John Carlin; and Attorney General Bob Stephan. Are these signs of increased apathy? Is this being less active? Many students would say No! This, instead, appears to be a more practical approach to meaningful involvement in politics. 417 . • ' • • • titl.•• , oe . • .; • t • . • • • .. . . • • . • , Flip Wilson It ' s not often that Lawrence, Kansas come to national attention. And when it does, it invariably involves KU. On September 5th, a few thousand students took a recess from their daily class routine to participate as extras in a superbowl comedy special titled, Flip Wilson ' s Salute to Football . The crowd sweltered in near 100 degree heat as Wilson portrayed a second string quarterback in a mock KU football game against Texas A M. Wilson entered the game in its final minutes and scores a victory for KU. Through a comedy of errors, he becomes the No. 1 draft choice and eventually leads the St. Louis Cardinals to the Superbowl. All and all, Flip and his antics provided a pleasant diversion from an o rdinary KU autumn. Wolf Creek Both pro and anti-nuclear forces created national attention for Kansas this year, battling over construction of the Wolf Creek nuclear power plant. The billion-dollar project of Kansas Gas and Electnc of Wichita and Kansas City Power and Light, will be built on 10,500 acres near Burlington, Kansas, 60 miles southwest of Lawrence. Proponents of the plant say its 1,151) megawatt capability will attract industry to Kansas. Opponents claim technical difficulties with concrete and deficient engineering are reasons to terminate the project, as well as the moral issue involved in using nuclear power as an energy resource. Demonstrations occurred through the year in Kansas and neighboring states. KU became involved in the controversy when, on Oct. 14th, project opponents marched across campus chanting, Radiation, radiation, here It comes. In January, nearly 100 protesters athered at Wolf Creek in le protest against the rail der:1y of the nuclear reactor core. Several persons laid down on the railroad tracks. At least 36 persons were arrested for trespassing, 10 of which were Lawrence residents or students. I I Po] World Events 1978 — For the United States and the World, it was a year of both optimistic and ominous events here and abroad. As the year closed, President Jimmy Carter appeared on the verge of what some observers called a diplomatic hat trick. In September, the World witnessed Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israel ' s Prime Minister Menachem Begin embracing each other after the framework for a peace treaty had been drawn up at Camp David. A Salt II pact between the U.S. and the Soviet Union was brought to the brink of success. Finally, in one of the year ' s more stunning political events, the Carter Administration severed diplomatic ties with Taiwan and granted full diplomatic recognition to Red China. The most haunting image of 1978 was one of absolute stillness. What began as a California-based center for drug abuse evolved slowly into a religious cult called The Peoples Temple. From that came a religious commune in the South American jungle and a mass suicide of more than 900 men, women and children. The slaughter at Jonestown was a blend of religious fervor, paranoia and misplaced faith in Jim Jones, the spellbinding leader who ordered the massive destruction of his colony. It was a year of terror and violence in Italy as well, as members of the Red Brigade kidnapped Aldo Moro, Italy ' s most beloved statesman, and then murdered him two months later. The regime of the Shah of Iran came under increasing pressure from students both in Iran and on U.S. campuses, with the fall of his regime to come early in 1979. For Roman Catholics around the world, this was the year of two John Pauls. Soon after Pope Paul VI died, the bells of Rome rang out to announce the selection of Pope John Paul I. Thirty-three days after his coronation, John Paul died, again leading the College of Car dinals into seclusion in the Sistine Chapel. John Paul ' s surprising successor, Poland ' s Karol Wojtyla, became the first non-Italian pontiff in over 450 years. A tractor-cade of angry Kansas farmers converged on Topeka, and later joined the ranks of farmers from across the nation to take their protests to the very steps of the nation ' s Capitol, demandingrrity prices for farm products. 1978 and the first part or 9 took with it many notable and honored men and women: Margaret Mead, ' Norman Rockwell, Colda Meir, Edgar Bergen, Senator Hubert Humphrey. and Nelson Rockefeller. 3 103 Football SEASON SUMMARY Playing eight nationally ranked teams in 11 games, often performing with a line-up with mainly freshmen and sophomores, and a seemingly endless rash of injuries added up to a 1-10 record, the worst for Kansas since 1969. The result of this addition was the subtraction of head coach Bud Moore, who was fired after four years on the job in which he compiled a 17-27-1 mark. It was not Moores fault entirely, as the Jayhawks were hit with an unbelievable amount of injuries, often causing him to go with a makeshift line-up. The pre-season schedule took its toll on the jayhawks, as three of the four teams KU played were ranked high in the polls at one time or the other during the season. After getting beaten physically in those games, KU really had nothing left for the Big Eight season. Mike Hubach was probably the bright spot this season, as the Cleveland junior led the Big Eight in punting, which he had to do often, and was the consensus Big Eight pick at his position. KU split the wishbone offense early and went to the veer, hying to utilize the speed of Harry Sydney, who made great progress at quarterback, despite his tendency to fumble. Youth obviously was a factor in the Jayhawk demise. Against Oklahoma KU started only four seniors, hardly the experience needed to try and (=quer at that time the nation ' s No. I team. But in a season which produced seemingly nothing, a lot of groundwork was actually laid. KU will return more starters than any team in the league, especially on defense, where nine starters will be back. It will be up to Don Fambrough, who was renamed head coach after the season, to try and mold what will be a veteran unit going into next season. The outlook for a good season appears to be bright. • Kansas 10 Texas A6rM 37 For two and a half quarters of its season opener, KU played on even terms with nationally ranked Texas A M before the Aggies speed and power turned a close game into a 37-10 rout. After a 28-yard field goal in the third quarter by Mike Hubach tied the game at 10-10, the Aggies unveiled the Mike Mosely-Doug Teague aerial combination which two quick touchdowns. Reserve quarterback ave Beal romped for an 80-yard touchdown run on his first play from scrimmage and Roger Wiley added a ten-yard run for another score. The Aggies sprinter-fast tailback Curtis Dickey shredded the Jayhawk lines for 128 yards in 25 carries. In all, A M had 444 total yards offense to 117 for KU. Starting quarterback Brian Bethke was injured for the Jayhawks. The injury, which didn ' t seem serious at first, sidelined him for the remainder of the season. Kansas 2 Washington 31 SEATTLE, Wash. — Washington University, defending Rose Bowl champions, roared out to a 24-0 first half lead and coasted from there for an easy 31-2 win over KU. The Huskies scored on their first two possessions, behind the strong running of Joe Steele, who ended the day with 102 yards in 26 carries. Again the KU offense sputtered, as the Crimson and the Blue managed only 152 yards while giving up 414. The lone bright spot for the ' Hawks was the punting of Mike Hubach, who was calledon n times for over a 40 yard average. The lone KU score came in the fourth quarter on a safety. • • • Kansas 28 UCLA 24 — KU specialty teams set up 21 second period points to lead the Jayhawks to a stunning 28-24 win over still another nationally ranked team, UCLA. Buford Johnson caused two fumbles with bone jarring tackles in the second period. Both miscues were parlayed into touchdowns, with quarterback Jeff Hines hitting tight end Kirby Criswell with a one-yard pass and running in from four yards for another. Criswell had earlier grabbed a three-yard strike from Hines for KU ' s first touchdown. The other KU score, a one-yard run by Sam Smith, was set up by a brilliant 66-yard punt return by speedster Jimmy Little. With a 28-7 halftime lead, KU tried to run out the clock in the second half, but nearly gave the game away. The Bruins had a chance to score in the lass couple of minutes when they held KU deep in their own territory. But Mike Hubach came on and boomed a 58-yard punt to pin the Bruins deep. Hubach had nine punts on the day for a 47.3 average. Kansas 6 Miami 38 After spending a week on Cloud Nine, the Jayhawks returned to reality to drop a 38-6 decision to Miami of Florida. The visitors piled up 322 yards on the ground, paced by Ottis (O.J.) Anderson, who squeezed through the defense for 116 yards in 22 carries. Miami Punter Rob Rajsich played a big role in the game, pinning the ' Hawks time after time deep in their own territory. One punt Rajsich knocked out of sight for 79 yards. KU was held to 52 yards on the ground, but Jeff Hines had an excellent day passing with 12 completions in 23 attempts for 208 yards. Kevin Murphy snagged five for 53 yards and Lloyd Sobek had four receptions for 64 yards. A pair of Mike Hubach field goals accounted for the only KU scoring. • • . Kansas 7 Colorado 17 BOULDER, Colo. — Again the porous KU defense gave up a lot of yards, but not a lot of points, as the ' Hawks bowed to Colorado 17-7. 106 • • • The Buffs, undefeated at the time, rushed for 371 yards, with James Mayberry accounting for 106 in 17 totes and Jeff Homberger 101 in 15 tries. Harry Sydney made his first start at quarterback and turned in a more than adequate performance with 58 yards rushing in 14 attempts. He threw a touchdown pass of 23 yards to Dan Wagoner for the only tallies. Mike Higgins, a forgotten man in the Jayhawks ' backfield, got his first chance of the season and responded with 82 yards in 12 carries to lead KU ' s 188 yard rushing attack. • • • Kansas 16 Oklahoma 17 Kansas came within a two-point conversion of stunning No. 1 ranked Oklahoma, as the Sooners held on in the frantic finish to escape with a 17-16 decision. An omen for good things to come for KU was evident on the game ' s opening play, as Mike Hi ' ns returned the openingluckoff for 75 yards. led 10-0 at the end of the first quarter. But the inspired ' Hawks battled back to trail only 10-7 at the half, with the score coming on a four-yard run by Bobby Barrow. OU led 17-7 late in the fourth quarter. After a Hubach fieldgoal made the score 17-10, KU made a last ditch effort to score and did, with 15 seconds left, on a pass to Kevin Murphy. After some confusion on whether to try for two or settle for the tie, KU went for two. A pass for Murphy was too tall and OU had held on. Harry Sydney rushed for an even 100yards for KU. Heisman Award winner Billy Sims floated to 192 yards for the Sooners. In all, OU had 356 yards rushing. • • • 107 . _ _.. .L �_ . �: 11 Kansas 7 Oklahoma State 21 — STILLWATER, Olda. — Kansas took an early 7-0 lead, but it was all downhill after that, as Oklahoma State handed the ' Hawks its fourth loss in a row, 21-7. Mike Higgins got KU on the board with a seven-yard run in the first period. OSU tied the game at 7-7 before the half. Kansas ' offense sputtered in the second half while Oklahoma State added two scores. Leading the OSU thrust were running backs Worley Taylor and Terry Sullentrop, who each carried 20 times for 82 and 79ards respectively. Higgins the KU offense with 62 yards in only nine carries. The ' Hawks only 78 yards through the air, as Harry Sydney hit on onry 5 of 20 tosses. 0 • 0 Kansas 7 Iowa State 13 Iowa State spoiled the KU Homecoming game with a dull 13-7 win over Kansas. Victor Mack, filling in for Dexter Green who was injured in the first quarter, rambled for 111 yards in 29 carries. Asa team ISU had 304 yards. KU put together its most consistent offense of the season, with 135 yards rushing and 132 passing. TimJones caught four passes for 66 yarth. The Cyclones led 13-0 at the half. Harry Sydney scored on a four-yard run in the fourth quarter, but KU never threatened again. • • 0 in Kansas 21 Nebraska 63 Nebraska rewrote the NCAA record book in humiliating the Jayhawks 63- 21. The Cornhuskers put on an awesome offensive display, totaling 799 yards, including 516 rushing and 283 passing. Craig Johnson, a fourth team tailback, accounted for 270 yards total offense, though he touched the ball just 11 times. The Jayhawks had their best offensive production, as they had 332 yards, 262 through the air lines. Freshman quarterback Kevin Clinton was 15 for 31 in the second half, with Kevin Murphy and Russ Bastin combining to snare nine. Nebraska quarterbacks completed 10 of 11 passes, and tight end Junior Miller snared a pair of 44 yard TD passes. • • • Kansas 0 Missouri 48 COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri finally ended the magical spell Kansas held over it and did it in a convincing way, 48-0. Mizzou didn ' t waste any time, zipping to a 27-0 halftime lead, with the brunt of the offensive attack coming on the ground. Kansas, forced to go to the air again because of an anemic running attack, had 286 yards passing. Quarterbacks Harry Sydney and Kevin Clinton split time, with Clinton accounting for 165 yards on just nine completions. Missouri ' s power backs, James Wilder and Earl Cant, had 160 and 134 yards respectively and Wilder had a school-tying record four touchdowns. • • • Kansas 20 Kansas State 36 MANHATTAN, Kan. — The nightmarish season finished on an appropriate note, as Kansas State dealt Kansas its first loss since 1969 with a 36-20 defeat, with the game not even as close as the score indicated. The Wildcats had put points on the board all season, and taking advantage of the injury-riddled Kansas defense, piled up 474 yards offense, almost double of KU ' s 247. KSU quarterback Dan Manucci, who had an 82-yard jaunt for a touchdown, led the Wildcat attack, and was supported by runningbacks Roosevelt Duncan and L. J. Brown, who had 85 and 80 yards respectively. K-State had a 30-0 lead KU could manage to put 20 points on the board. KU had played the game knowing its coach, Bud Moore, would not be retained. Teamwork gave the KU women ' s field hockey team its fourth straight berth in the MAW Region VI Tournament this year, according to Coach Dianna Beebe. The Jayhawks defeated their intrastate rival, Emporia State University, twice in one outing to earn their position in the Region VI Tournament. It takes eleven players giving their all to win, Beebe said, and that ' s what we had at Emporia. Fielding a young team of only five returning players gave the ' Hawks a slow start, Beebe said. The loss of financial support from the women ' s athletic department put a little extra strain on the team. The field hockey program was cut from the budget because of lack of funds. Beebe said that although the team had been cut from the program, it still received a lot of cooperation. The field hockey team finished the season with a 9-141 record. Next year looks good for the ' Hawks, Beebe said. With only on e senior graduating, there ' ll be a lot of experienced players returning. Held Hockey 116 Cross Country The youthful jayhawk harriers set their goal early in the season o place no worse than second at the Big Eight meet. finishing third behind Colorado and Oklahoma was a disappointment for the runners. The season as a whole, however, was far from a disappointment for coach Bob Timmons and crew. The team, composed entirely of underclassmen, won the Wichita State Invitational, the Southern Illinois Invitational and a triangular meet with Oklahoma and Kansas State. The runners were paced by sophomores David Bauer, who finished a team high seventh at the League meet, and Paul Schultz. This season produced ayoung and dedicated team that had the desire to run its way to the A.I.W.A. national meet in Denver, Colorado, where it placed fourteenth. The only set-back was the absence of Vickie Simpson, who was unable to compete due to a kidney infection. Maureen Finholm, Colorado freshman, running in home territory, placed 68th and was the first finisher For the Jayhawks. Finholm is one of three promising freshman assets to the team. Only sixteen seconds behind Finholm was returning top runner and junior letter winner, Michelle Brown, coming in 96th place. Ten Anderson, coach of the Lady Jayhawks, said, The squad is enthusiastic, but young, and yet they have gotten some tremendous expenence. It ' s not so much my coaching, but the athletes and their cooperation, desire and dedication that has contributed to the rapid growth and success of the team. With the loss of only one member of their squad, the women ran their chances against the powerful Kansas State Wildkittens. The two Big Eight rivals alternated winnings of first and second places in their first four outings of the season. The Jayhawks outcome was a close second place behind KSU at the Wichita State University Cold Classic and they out-distanced the Purple Pride at both the KU Invitational and the Regional meets. An exuberant performance gave the lady harriers second place out of 39 teams at the Regional meet Paced by Finholm and Brown, the team made this their best effort of the season. The Big Eight was the only downfall of the season when the team placed fourth. Rugby A winter tour to Scotland and Ireland topped off a highly successful fall for the KU Rugby team. The ' Hawks compiled a 17-3 fall record including victories in the First Lady ' s cup, presented annually to the winner of KU-K-State game, the Kaw Valley Cup, and a second place finish in the Heart of America Rugby Tournament, the highest finish in that tournament by a collegiate team in nine years. During the winter break the Jayhawks played two Scottish teams, Howe of Fiefe and Edinburough, and then traveled to Ireland and played Londonary, Haddington, and Belfast. Despite winning only one out of five games, the Jayhawks did a good job representing the United States through sportsmanship and skills. The spring schedule found the Jayhawks traveling to Des Moines for the Midlands Tournament and favored to capture the Big Eight Championship in Norman, Okla. 122 • _ • • • A • ZI Ay, , I., SW ' 4 ..4, vt4frellattecti: ' ‘°- . s Lti, Soccer KU is quickly developing a tradition of power in soccer. This year s team added to the tradition by continuing play against many of th e Midwest s strongest varsity teams and dominating Big Eight play. The team opened the fall schedule slowly because the squad was adjusting to new coaches, Tom Booker and Tom Walsh. As the season continued the Jayhawksjelled and played with their traditional prowess. Because of construction to its regular fields, the team played its home schedule in Memorial Stadium. During the spring schedule, besides participating in the Big Eight Tournament in Boulder, Colo., the Jayhawks also hosted their own invitational meet. Basketball Two prospective pre-season All Americans plus a trio of the finest high school talent in the nation gave the University of Kansas basketball team an awesome look on paper. And the pre-season polls agreed. KU was rated as high as second in one poll, fifth and seventh in two others. Never mind, the polls said, that the Jayhawks lost four valuable seniors who were the backbone of a 24-5 team a year ago. With all this talent on paper, the Jayhawks should have no problem achieving its lofty goals. But as the season progressed, it was apparent that Coach Ted Owens ' prediction that youth cannot step in and take the place of experience was . correct, as theJayhawks finished 18- 11, 8-6 in the Big 8 Conference. Not a bad record for alot of teams, but with a few breaks, it could have approached the record from a year ago. KU ' s first game didn ' t count in the standings, as the Hawks took on the Russian National team. The Russian experience of playing together every day proved beneficial in the end, as they came out on top 87-84, despite 24 points from Paul Mokeski. Putting the exhibition game out of its mind, KU started for real, disposing of Fairleigh (Ridiculous) Dickinson 68, Murray State 81-66, Boise State 82-68 and a solid Oral Roberts quintet, 90-88. All four tilts were at the friendly confines of Allen Field House. Then it came time to take to the road and what better place to start but in the lair of the defending national champion Kentucky Wildcats. The jayhawks played brilliantly for most of the game, only to see Kentucky tie the game up at the end of regulation. KU bolted to a seemin I insurmountable six-point lead with seconds to go, but the Wildcats took advantage of carelessness down the stretch to again tie the game, this time with three seconds left. KU took the ball out and called time, but didn ' t realize there were none left. Kyle 141, a 90 percent foul shooter, drop in the winning tally, with the final -66. KU lost a close game, a trend that plagued the team the rest of the season. Returning to Allen, the Hawks defeated a stubborn Southern Methodist team. Then the Jayhawks took to the West Coast for a pair of games in sunny California. But the clouds hung over KU, as they lost to powerful USC in overtime, and San Diego State 81-69. Against the Trojans, KU played a majority of the game without Mokeski, who fouled out midway in the second half. Still KU played close, despite the two barreled attack of Cliff Robinson and Steve Smith, who combined for 54 points. Two nights later, the Aztecs took it to the Hawks early and never had to look back. With a 5-3 record, KU entered the Big 8 pre-season tournament, the final run of its long history. For once, the Jays looked every bit as good as they did on paper, defeating Iowa State by 20, Oklahoma by 11 and Colorado 72-66 in the title game. The way the Hawks dominated the tourney, they looked like shoo-ins to repeat as champs. It came as a shock when KU opened defense of its title losing at Norman to OU, 68-45. The Hawks could never get untracked and took an old-fashioned beating. Still on the road, they evened their record at 1-1, beating Oklahoma State 82-70 at Stillwater. The turning point of the conference season came when Missouri stunned the Hawks 56-53 in Allen. Curtis Berry put on an awesome first-half performance with 17 rebounds and received help from Larry Drew. If a 1-2 record wasn ' t bad enough, salt was added to the wound in the following game when intrastate rival Kansas State, behind 70percent shooting, blew the Hawks out of the tub. 96-69. After the disaster, KU came back to Allen to regroup for an 81-70 win, with the score not a true indication of how the winner dominated the game. The roadjinx continued, as Bob Moore ' s 40-foot desperation shot at the buzzer gave the Jays another shock, as the Huskersprevailed 66-64. Again it was time for another Allen injection, as KU racked up victories over Colorado and Oklahoma State. 132 e re. • II • .t , ---• l lila- II KU took time off from its conference schedule to tangle with powerful Michigan State at Lansing. And the Jayhawks were spellbound by the magic show by its magnificent magician Earvin Johnson, who controlled the game in a 85-61 rout on national television. KU made its last ditch run at the conference title, playing excellent games against Missouri at Columbia and Oklahoma at Lawrence, by scores of 88-85 and 74.62. But the bottom fell out, losing another two-point game, this time to Iowa State at Ames 68-66. Further punishment was added when State defeated KU again, this time at Allen, something that seemed impossible. And it was another in the long line of two-p oint losses, 58-56 -AM Having been shot out of the title picture, the Jayhawks took out its frustrations on Nebraska 66-59 and Colorado 71-60. That set the stage for the post- season tournament, KU ' s only chance to make the NCAA Tourney. After putting it all together against Iowa State and Missouri in the first two games, the Hawks, when they needed it most, couldn ' t make the third time a charm as Oklahoma copped the title with a decisive 80-65 victory to earn a berth to the tourney. Si 137 Midwest swimming was once again h.rst big meet of the season, the mowers Florida State and Wisconsin at re Nebraska Invitational before i.ominated by the University of season by defeating Oklahoma :ansas. The Lady Jayhawks began University and the University of Missouri in dual competition. In the ttomen placed third behind swimming Christmas break. The women started out the new year with a strong showing at the All-American Invitational held in Austin, Texas. The Big Eight Conference Championship meet and the AIAW National Championship meet held in Pittsburgh followed later in the season. J The Lady Jayhawks were favored to win their fifth consecutive Big Eight title and Coach Gary Kempf predicted an even stronger showing tha n in previous years. Kempf also hoped to take a team of nine to ten members to the National championships and anticipated every Kansas varsity record would be broken by the end of the season. The team was composed of three juniors and twenty sophomores and freshmen. Junior Maureen Sheehan and sophomores Janet Lindstrom and Linda Savidge were captains for the team. This young squad displayed the willingness to work and sacrifice to make it possible for them to have a successful season. The women trained four to five hours a day. Their training included a flexibility program and a weight workout as well as many hours in the pool. This high level of dedication coupled with an equal level of enthusiasm promises to produce one of the best women ' s swim teams ever at the University of Kansas. 139 Swimming Fortune appeared to be smiling on Coach Bill Spahn and the KU swimming team. Asa rookie coach Spahn directed KU to last season ' s Big Eight title and the 1978-79 edition of swimmers appeared to be improved over last year ' s squad. Graduation was kind to the jayhawks, taking only two lettermen from last year ' s team. Combining that with the strong freshmen talent, the Hawks to beat. The long season took its toll on the Jayhawks as it wound its way from its mid-November opening with Missouri to the final Big Eight and NCAA Championships in March. The squad captained by Jim Sauer, Kris Flaska andled Blankenship, was especially potent in the medley, breast stroke, butterfly and diving events. I41) Three! calls out Shorty Sporty. It ' s three dribble, corrects the coach. Three dribble! she calls again and deftly passes the ball to V.C. Z!Z! orders V.C. and the ball exchanges hands again. Comin ' throu . S OT! echoes out and all eyes follow the ball through the hoop. These are not ordinary directions, but there is nothing ordinary about this team or its coach. It is the nationally ranked women ' s basketball team of KU, coached by U.S. Women ' s National Basketball player and 1975 Olympic team member, Marian Washington. Smith and Street, the prestigious basketball publication, Lady Jayhawks eighth in the nation in a pre-season poll. They also rated Wichita sophomore Lynette Woodard as an AU-America selection and most valuable player. This was the first MVP recognition in women ' s basketball. I have a group of very positive young ladies, ' said Washington of her team. I have twelve people together and keeping them in harmony is part of my challenge as a coach. I ye played more players this year than ever before, and this is due to the fact that 1 have access to a good bench and that ' s important. The Lady Jayhawks charged down the courts of the nation ' s top rated teams; Wayland Baptist, Queens, Cheyney State, Old Dominionand Fordham, and triumphed 15 times. They dropped by three points to sixth rated Wayland Baptist and beat 12th ranked Queens by 28 points. The ' Hawks also suffered Fosses to Drake, Cheyney State and number one ranked Old Dominion. Leading the team in scoring is Woodard and following closebehind is Kansas City senior, Adrian Mitchell. Mitchell was named as an All-Big Eight player all four ears and is a second year finalist tor the Margaret Wade Trophy. The Wade Trophy is the female award equivalent to the Heisman Trophy. This alone is a reflection of the advancement of the program that KU is building. It ' s this steady progress, rather than hitting the tip too soon and then falling that enables you to maintain a program, stressed Washington. I no longer have to take anybody. I can get who I need to have the quality team that I have this year. Some of that quality includes Cheryl Burnett, Gail Goodwin, Sandy Knox, Ruth List, Pat Mason, Kathy Patterson and Shyta Holden. This is the first year that I am seeing some of my first team members graduate; Adrian, Karen Jamison and Viette (V.C.) Sanders, ' Washington said sadly. But that allows me three more girls to recruit for next year ' s team. Washington added proudly that her players had made alot ofp especially Sandy and adds an energy level that every team needs. The more the girls can play, the more they build their confidence, increase their experience and provide more depth. The varied age group of the Hawks will allow the team to grow stronger with the further development of the players and the adding on of new talent. An outstanding season record, a Big Eight Championship, and a national ranking reflect something, not only of KU s talent, but of the coach. The Lady Jayhawlcs have shown by their quality of skill in the game and sportsmanship that their coach ' s optimism paid off. The KU men ' s gymnastics team has been very good over the past few seasons, but it does little good when three of the top teams in the nation come from the Big Eight Conference. It was evident in the Big Eight Tournament held at Robinson gym when KU compiled an impressive total, but finished well back in fifth place. Nebraska claimed the title in the December meet, ahead of Iowa State and defending national champion Oklahoma. But KU head coach Bob Lockwood has to look to the future with a gleam in his eye. Many of his top performers were sophomores, including All- arounders Ron Ortman, Brad Foerch and parallel bar expert Mark Folger. Lockwood gave his green team plenty of experience early, taking the Jayhawks to tournaments in Chicago and Fort Collins, Colo. In both meets. the Jayhawlcs ran up against the best of the performers in the nation. 149 Gymnastics Aerial walk over, step out, lay-out k, double turn, hand spring front, heel, flip-flop full, round-off side rial, step in, back Arabian, splits . . . And her routine goes on, with her itoespointed, her back arched and her iheadheld high . . . completely poised (before an audience. Long hours of dedication to the beam, the uneven parallel ibars, the horse and the floor make the ;perfect routine for the next meet. And one knows this better than the Alwomen on KU ' s gymnastics team and iltheir coaches. Off to a strong season is head coach ?Ken Snow and his new assistant, Karen Mundy, former all-around champion. We have very good potential, said Snow of his all senior and freshman team. It ' s hard to come around, get the experience and make adjustments to school and the workouts and schedule The Lady Jayhawks opened this season with dual meets against Oklahoma State and Iowa State, both of which they lost. The next two meets were triangulars and KU set eight individual team bests. Against Grand View College, KU set an all team high score of over 127 points and lost by less than two points. Leading the team in the all-around competition is Jackie DiPinto, Chicago freshman. She thinks along a positive line, We ' re getting stronger after each meet. DiPinto it still nursing an early injury to her elbow and finger. Fortunately there were no major setbacks and only a couple of minor injuries. Even though we ' ve only got eight girls out this year, it ' s a lot better; more talent and more opportunities for use of the equipment, said Mundy. Wichita seniors Angie Wagle and Rene Neville said, In regard to every aspect, this is the best team KU has had. Wagle added, The program has doubled and developed its skill level and professionalism. This year the rules and regulations of the scoring system were revised. This caused many changes in routines that were once based on the skill of stunts performed, but are now based on the risk of the stunts. The more risk involved in a routine, the better the chances for scoring higher scores. We ve done extremely well, but not score-wise, Snow explained, Compared with the other schools, we ' re very competitive and relatively close . ski wise. We have our specialists, but all of the team works all-around and that ' s good depth. The young squad includes Maggie Grancis, Kathy Ross, Rita Frei, Sue Shirley and Kim Danloe. If the p keeps moving the way it has been, t squad will show that Jayhawk perfection is just routine. 151 Volleyball The 1978 volleyball team fell short of its national playoff goal this year by one match, taking a fourth place in the AIAW Region VI meet in Lincoln, Neb. This is the second year in a row that we have come within one match at regionals from making the national tournament, Coach Bob Stanclift said. I ' m a little disappointed with ending the season short to nationals, Stanclift said, but all things considered, we didn ' t do that badly. Injuries gave the ' Hawks a few extra anxieties this season. Laura Frost, voted as a member of the All-Big Eight team, broke her arm playing in the Region VI tournament. We had more injuries to important players at key times this year than I ' ve ever had, Stanclift said. KU will lose only two seniors, Karen Epperson and Frost. highlights of the season were a second place finish at the Graceland Invitational, third place in the Jayhawk Invitational and fourth place finishes at the Big Eight and Region VI Tournament. The final 1978 volleyball record was 31-23-4. I Track Coach Bob Timmons and the KU track team found themselves in an almost unknown position. For the first time in 12 years and only the second time since Timmons came to KU, the Hawks weren ' t the defending outdoor track champions. Things were bound to improve for the cinderrnen, who were plagued throughout the 1978 season by untimely Injuries which ultimately brought abmt their defeat at the league meet. The Jayhawks found reason to be confident during early practices and into the indoor season as they were aided by depth throughout the squad. The biggest additions were in the Jumping teams, which had proven to be a headache for Timmons in past seasons. The early road was difficult as the Jayhawks went in defense of their indoor title. KU was menaced at the league indoor meet by the wood track and the sharp curves at the arena in Oklahoma City. One aspect not to be forgotten about the ' 79 campaign was the return of the KU Relays in Lawrence after a one year layoff. The Relays, the middle jewel of the Midwest track circuit ' s triple crown, were moved to several locations last season because of the renovation of Memorial Stadium. • 1 Si Eyeing a trip to the national tournament, the KU baseball team, coming off its most productive season, went into the season with a bright outlook. The Jayhawks, 34-13-1 in 1978, lost standout players in Lee Ice and Andy Gilmore, but returned most of its offensive firepower and effective moundsmen. Big sticks returning wereVic Harris and John Spottswood, who were 1-2 on the club Also in fold were starters Butch Vickers, Steve Jeltz, Monty Marlin and Scott Wright. Terry Sutcliffe was groomed for All- American honors after turning in a Ron Guidry-type season in 1978. Sutcliffe was unbeaten in ten decisions and posted a microscopic ERA of 1.72. The other key hurler returning was II Galen Worley, the Jayhawks ' fire chief. Worley came out of the bullpen with figures of 3-2 and 1.99 ERA. He also notched five saves. Coach Floyd Temple expected big things out of the team, possibly a school record for wins and a trip to the College • 1 World Series. 138 159 I Softball An optimistic coach and ayoung enthusiastic team were the elements of the 1979 Lady Jayhawk softball team. Bob Stanclift, coaching the Jayhawks for the third straight year, said that his ' 79 softball team was trying to rebound from the ' 78 loss that left them one game short of competing in the National tournament. This was the first time the ' Hawks failed to qualify for the national tournament, according to Stanclift. The ' 79 team began the season with the task of filling five starting positions. This didn ' t seem to bother Stanclift. He said he had players with experience who could filrthese positions with a little work. Stanclift is eagerly awaiting the regional tournament which KU will host this year. KU has hosted two other tournaments, both of which they won. With this in mind, Stanclift has great expectations. Shelly Sinclair, returning pitcher and Kelly Phipps, returning short-stop for the ' Hawks will be a big plus for team this year, according to Stanclift. Sinclair and Phipps, both seniors, have played varsity ball since their freshman year at KU. Stanclift intends to carry-on the softball tradition at KU by coaching his team to the national tournament. Golf A victory in the Kansas Invitational Tournament closed the fall portion of the KU men ' s golf schedule out on a positive note. Jim Doyle took medalist honors for the Jayhawks with a 74. Other top scores were turned in by Mark Steiner, John Lyons, Mark Crow and Doug Anderson. KU played in only two other tournaments in the fall. But a busy spring slate awaited the team, concluding with the Big 8 Tournament. Despite the loss of Lindy Miller and David Edwards to the pro ranks, Oklahoma State was a heavy favorite to continue its domination. 162 Golf Senior Nancy Hoins paced a young and inexperienced team to a first place victory at the Wichita State Invitational and a fourth place finish, out of a field of fifteen teams, at the Iowa State Invitational. This team ' s feats highlighted Sandy Bahan ' s first season as golf coach. Hoins, who received All Big 8 honors last spring, carded a first place finish at Wichita and tied for second low medalist at the Iowa State Invitational to lead the team. The Wichita State Invitational proved to be the best indication of the potential capabilities of this young team which consisted of only two returning letterwomen, one transfer student, and seven freshmen. The season got off to a rather slow start with a sixteenth place finish in a 18-team field at the Susie Maxwell Berning Tournament. The women then came back after the Iowa State Invitational to finish seventh out of 20 teams in the Region VI Championships and fifth in an 8•team field at the Kansas Invitational. To round out their fall season, they placed eighth out of 13 teams at the Missouri Invitational. Coach Bahan is striving to develop the freshmen into consistent golfers and build the upcoming team around steady game golfers Sarah Burgess and Sally White. The development of a consistent team promotes an optimistic outlook for future seasons. Track Depth, versatility, and strength were key elements to the success of the 1979 version of the women ' s track team. Under the direction of coaches Teri Anderson and Theo Hamilton, a competitive, dedicated squad worked hard to improve on its Big Eight and AlAW National results of last goring. Last spring in the Big Eight, the women captured second at the indoor and third, by one point, at the outdoor. At Nationals Indoors, the Lady Jayhawks placed second and a team of six members placed 14th at the National outdoor championships. All-American sprinter Shelia Calmese, who third in both the 100m and dashes at Nationals last spring, and distance runner Michelle Brown, returned to lead the squad through the season along with newcomer Linda Newell, National junior college shot put champion. Also returning were hurdler Lori Lowrey and high jumper Shawn Corwin who both competed at Nationals last spring in their respective events. Newcomers to the squad included sprinter Lori Green, hurdler Gwen Poss, and Clare Overstake, sprinter and hurdler. In the distance races, 1% let three-time state champion miler Louise Murphy, state cross country champion Wench Warner, and Maureen Finholm added depth to the squad. National pentathlon champion Bev Fuller, middle-distance runner Vickie Simpson, and Tami Rose, who placed second in the javelin at the National junior college championships, rounded out the list of newcomers to the squad. In the first indoor meet of the season, the Lady Jayhawks easily defeated Wichita State and Emporia State. After Christmas break, the women placed second by one point to Kansas State in a quadrangular meet which was followed by a firstplace finish in a triangular against North Texas State and Wichita State. The remainder of the 1979 season looked promising for the women ' s track team with the addition of newcomers to aid in the establishment of a strong competitive team. Man MN WS I ii Tennis The KU men ' s tennis team turned in a sparkling 6-1 fall record, giving the team bright prospects for the spring campaign. Among the Jayhawks victims were Louisiana State, Tulsa and Kansas State. Strong singles play was turned in by Mark Hosking and Chet Collier, two of the Big Ei ' s premierperfonners. Hosking, escaping from the shadow of All-American ' Bill Clarke, displayed the form to stamp him as the top player in the conference. Collier, who would be No. 1 on about any other team, was an overpowering No. 2 player. and Collier made up the No. 1 doubles team. Bill Krizman and Joe Ruysser were a model of consistency as the No. 3 doubles team. The No. 2 team was constantly shuffled, with Wayne S ewall, Rick Wertz and Ed Bolen taking turns. ....... : • 16” 17U V %, Tennis Despite the fact its top player missed all the fall season because of an injury, the University of Kansas women ' s tennis team compiled a 7-4 record. Carrie Fotopoulos, who was the Big Eight Conference up in singles last spring, was sidelined because of tendonitis in her shoulder. But KU had more depth than ever before and put together a respectable season. Kansas won the state conference championship, compiling a 4-0 record against Wichita State and Kansas State. T hey also scored wins over Drake, Stephens College and Oklahoma State, who was considered the Big Eight season favorite. With Fotopoulos out, the KU top six consisted of juniors Mary Stauffer, Kathy Merrion and Teresa Lahey and sophomores Lissa Leonard, Shan Schrufer and Barb Ketterman. Freshmen Mary Squire and Corey Nason also gained vanity experience. Fotopoulos was to have returned in the spring4iying KU an excellent shot at challenging for the Big Eight title. 113 • ip - • • • - kw., Acacia I. Dwitt Bella 2. Dave Cresty 3. Lyle Doyle 4. Allen Gast rap 5. im (Thenneyer 8. Olsen Steinberg f lemenflow 9. tom Bronsen 10. Chalo Vorheck II. Tom Watson 12.Jim Garcia 13.1164a Iliminho run. 14. Rum Ewert 15. Dave Mean 18. Ross Moore 17. Bart Ewing 18. Bill Kaat 19. Mike Camino 20. Steve Luthye 21. Dave Ziemer a Scott Ward 23. Jeff Parsons 24. ' ,lawn Byrd 25. Jeff Ellansett 28. Bob Meliorey 27. Kelly Knmso 28. John Doolin 29. Frank Baxter 30. Bill Gifford 31. Ben Jones Baker 33. fm Schaff( 34. Phog klallenhaek 35. Bob Crowley 3 Kris Kuhn 3 Dean Cmssie 39. Mike Cherry 40. John Walters 41. Brian Sauer 42. Doug Amend 43. Mike !kerning 44. Matt Carridsers 45. Mike Gilmore NOT PICTURED- Mike Nastier Dave Edge Dan James 177 AMP Alpha Chi Omega 1. Shenaya Bhote 2. llollvllasenhank 3. April Ward 4. Debbie Rider 5. Maureen Luecke 6. Pam Eldndge 7. Mary Kodl Lon 9. Melanie Anderson 10. Minnie Pinet 11. Anch Taylor It Vick; 13, Donna Baler 14. Laura Smith IS Sharon Rake I Debbie George 17. Marti Milne It Karol Ferraro 19. Anne Carey 20. Lori Barr 21. Linda Rodrigur 22. Linda 23. Debbie McI)ow 24. Elaine arbor° 23. Liz Jacolnon U. Suzanne Luerke Lisa Rajah Block 29_ loAnn Greenwood 30. ody Muir 31. ulie Markland 32. ngrid Minhlad 33. Ann Spencer 34. Pam Farnsworth 35. Lanai Cniening 36. Teresa Ilartnt 37. Rita Rule 38. Debbie Hamilton 39. Dianne Da rt 40. Cathy Niu ton 41. Kim Cochran 42. Janie Snegemser 43. ann Jacobi 44. Pam Batten° 45. Brenda Beg 46. Cindy Suggs 47. Lisa Linen 48. Cohen Barn. 49. Laura Cockle 50. Jenny Hunt 51. Nilar$ Neiner 52. Leslie Carney 53. Tot, Bennett 54. Beth Stewart 55. Kelly C:asti Owl! 56. Stephanie Johnson 57. Pam Blew Dune Doty 59. Naiwy Et kert 60. Sally hare 61. Julie Rainy ' 62. Cheryl England 63. Nam. ' BaJum 61. Theresa Sehwerdtfeger 65. Cheryl Mader 66. Barbara UnVilif 67. Becky Braswell 68. Karen Elliott W. Rosanne IlargaVe 70. 1)elobr Kennet 71. log !arson 72. Cad McBride 73. Sherry! Ramsey 74. Ann MornakuLa NOT PICTL`RE1) ' Rabbi Young Beth Bisbee Susan Schulte Suzi Ileinze Laura Nelson Pe ' ' Brut Val Howard Enca Floe:changer Amy Carlin 179 , Alpha Delta Pi I. Kathy Taylor 2. Cindy Skillman 3. Denise Warner 4. Mn. Victoria Wither. 5. Tina Dykes 6. Kathleen Damins 7. Ina Butner 8. Nanty Oboe 9. Martha Coleman 10. Satan Coy II. Lena Packed 12. Debi Walkenhach 13. Cad Levy 14. Sharon Pavel 15. Mazy Calys 16. ticks] Daniels 17. SWII Putt 18. April Dean] 20. idle Black 21. 19. laing wie Goldberger 22. Suzan- Nockhill 23. :reichen Hewitt 24. melee Gibbs 25. Madeleine Pickard 26. Marcie Luke 27. Marsha Howell 28..yini Bryan k4shie Jacobson 30. Jame Lahr 31. Cyndl Uebelhart 32. Ands aa Kitten I ammann 34. Kim Salanski 35. Ruh Burwell 36. Lean lakkeroth 37. Becky Reddick 38. LIM; Wintencheidt 39. Holly Mitchell 40. Jennifer Bakker 41. Carol Colhtun 42. Donna Tremblay 43. Pam Edwards 44. Tammv Hicks 45, Wolfe 46. Nickell 47. Janet Carlson 48. Suian !Jansen 49. Tracy Vanatta 50. Chen Ziegler 51. Laura Barnes 52. Ann Schock 53. Eve Wilson 54. Terre VanZandt 55. Melanie Seller 56. Erin Merritt 57. Shent Vanish SS. Melanie Ilan 59 Jackie Harper W. Cathy Womack 61. Judith Carter e2. Kathleen Parks 63. Debbie Andregx 64. Glenda Lamar €5. Diana Stoecker 66. Betsy kern 67. Mandy Rickert 68. Julie Neal 69. Stacy Fey 70. Donna llenoch 71. Daisy BtuRardl NOT PIC:TUNED: Denise Von Iloene Nancy Count ' Kelly Davies rce. Hayden Sandy Strong Marcia Tally Sue Parker Katie Rhoads Ingrid Ellis 181 Alpha Gamma Delta I. Cyndy 2. Sue Sias. ell 3. Beth Golden 4. !lady Ann Cordes 5. Jodie Bums ft Linda Shields 7. Debbie Colvin 8.Jame Wilkins 9. Margaret Seidler 10.Jan Lanvely 11. Susan Little 12. Susie Vater 13. Jan Smith 14. Sim Pasick 15. Anne 16. Pam Rodick 17. Cathy Reed 18. Adrienne Kasten 19. Diane Batch 20.Jan Lohtedt 21. Tracey Harris 22. Tammy Keenan 23. Kim.. Carr 24. Manly ' , Nall 25. mania Rohl 28. Mary Ann Margot 27.Julie Stankiewict 2S. Lisa Welch 29. Vickie Swenson 30. Jonelle Birney 31. Anita Ito 32. Teresa Bizal 33. Lona }tidy 34. Ellen Ewintinh 35. Diana Redfern 36. Term Griffin 37. Diana Vaushinder 38. Sot Friesen 39. Kay Small 40. Ann (hrkk 41. I leather Nunnally 42. Kelly Skaggpp 43. Mom Slaphies 44. Kim Wit e 45. Kelkne McKenzie 48. Helen Moran 47. Ferrell Jones 48.Jann SteConnell 49. Kathy Schaefer 50. Trudy Manic 51. Brenda Cummings 52. Allison Divers S3. Karyn Barrett 54. Sally Schultz 55. Julie Nordling 56. Sue Felker 57. Deb Potash 58. Barb Kinney 59. Stacey lane CO. Janice Loudon 61. Chris Fin 62. Melinda O ' Dell 61. Cherie %VeStLII a Barb K Tic Gas Michelle Schumacher 66. DUD( ' Baton 67. Sheri tale 68. Sarah Mat Laughlin 69. Vicki Lysaught 70. Mary lane Wayne 71. Jan tVillair 72. Barb McAleer 73. Cindy Hanson 74. Rhonda Meyer 75. Beth Beisecker NOT PICTURED: Melanie Dean Lynne Smith 5)491 Summers Carol Brie Hannon 183 ykoc Alpha Kappa Lambda I. Roy Wintetburg 74. Steve Southard 2. Tom Arenberg 75. Mark Sudennan 3. Chris SI at uro NOT Pi(:TUFO:I), 4. Jon Blubaugh Gary dote 5. Doug Campbell Eric Ilallinan 6. Rick Prater Patrick Mulvihill 7. Rick Shelton Greg Sharp 8. Kevin Craddock Bernie Spear 9. Manhall Bales Chris Todd 10. Curt Carlisle Jeff Rowell II. Rom Mike Boyd 12. John Northrup Doug A 13. Scott lawilthert Rock 14. Bruce MacGregor Randy Kidd 15. Greg Kruger Phil Pawhang 18. Ken (thwart Tim Newman 17. Scott Bradley l Jim Ascher 19. Tim Aremberg 20. Mark Heck 21. Phil Birk 22. Kurtis Ritchey 23. Don Hefty im Egan fam he e, Matthew. 25 28. :rac Kaufman 27. Doug Butcher 2 Ralph lanshaw 29. Mark Humphrey 30. Kent White 31. Rich Phelps 12. Bob Cumungham 33. Rack (:nggs 34. Jeff Mount 35. Dick Terry 38. Nick Nash 37. Kevin Payieic 38. Joe Spellman 34. Andrew llamas 40. Make Schwartz 41. Kent Deutsch 42. Walter Elbow 43. Kris Moore 44. Dale Haar 45. Two Bulger 48. Mike Puckett 47. John Mitchebon 48. Greg Raker 49. Fre% Sligh 50. Ray Moe 51. Richard Campbell 52. Ron Pollard 53. Tim Mc Eklowney 54. Sonny Weitz 55. Chuck S1urguia 56.8(l1 Miller 57. Ramon Murguia 58. Doug Sehrepel 50. Kevin McMaster OD. Eric Root 81. Bob Wind 62. John lloppenrath 123. Henn ' 64. 65. Steve Knee 68. Bob Bayles 67. Kent Castagno 68. Terry Thorn 69 Jeff Bunn 70. Don Malone 71. Jay Ilinnchs 72. Kent (:uinn 73. Rick Galloway 1h5 • ttk ‘ 4, tit WM SI A Alpha Phi I. Shelley Irish 2. Pam McCarthy 3. Florence Sloan Mentie 4. Barb Heim 5. Ellen Jacobson 0. Ton Wise 7. Tammy Wiard I.aune Pugh 9.Jane Lougloidge 10. Dee Ikbano II. Susan Warman 12. Stefanie Foster 13. Anne Harmon 14. Lisa McElwee 15. Sue Osborn I Sarah Ilyten 17. Linda Manh 18. Jean Sakalaiwks 19. Priscilla Kirk 20. Ana Maria Seraphim 21. Nancy Budimlija a Sharon Colleen 23. Kim Mitchell 24. Alona Toner 25. Michelle Saiger 28. Becky Trapp 27. Diane Soderquist 28. Bev Cohen 29. Dee Dee Miller 30. Nona Duerkwn 31. Anne St herre 32. Kathy Strong 13. Carol Hamilton 34. Linda Ilineman 35. Marlene Byers 38. Shawn Corwin 37. Leslie Koch 38. Pam Evans 39. JoAnne Lash 40. Sally Carter 41. Sarah Thomas 42. Linda Saiger 43. Lisa BlinrIer 44. Anne North 45. Susie Convene 445. ohnon 48. W Boone 49. Manan Crandk 50. Karen F:nekson 51. Ann Austin 52. Julie Roberts 53. Barb Howard 54. Laurie Harrod 55. Marianne Denton 58. Check font-. 57. Kathy Viloodaki 58. Gretchen Gahnel 59. Andrea Bird 03. Terri Kirkland 81. Michelle Murphy et. Carolyn Roth 63. Sharon Sumonia 84. Cindy Whitton 85. VencleNVattig M. Beth Swanson Casey 88.Jana Mines 09.Lisa Coffman 70. Janine Sikes 71. Leslie Strickland NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Apt Janet Buie Carol Davis Karen [Nth. Patricia Dory Nancy Dressier Liz Susan Jolinson Kathy Long Sarah %lcArthur Katrina Slitschcr 157 Alpha Tau Omega I. Kevin Kombrink 2. Drew Quinn 3. Stan Mart indell 4. Dean Holdennan 5. NI Waibel 6. Brian Connor 7. Frank Tuna 8. Bill Fash 9.Jeny Rodrigue 10. Mike Wright II. Mark Palmer 12. Brian Steiner 13. Bill Burke 14. Phil IA ' oodward 15. Jim Adams Ie. Art Anderson 17. Greg Doty 18. Mark Tarry 19. Greg Hotter 20. PaufLaPrad 21. Jerry Pinto 22. Eric Behrens 23. Ike Holland 24. Jeff Campbell 25. Bren Abbott 28. Joel Alberts 27. Cary McKee 28. Charles Gerwick 29. David O ' Connor 30. Phillip Aitken 31. Doug (iConnor 32. Steve Sell 33. Mike James 34, Jim Gund 35. Bob Rusnak 38. Russ Acuff 37.1-any LeMaker 38. Hadley 39. Jay Chaffee 40. Mark Arensherg 41. Tom Rick 42. Goldie Harmon 43. Bill Birkerneicr 44. Mike Strader 45. Neil Barnett 48.11m Schmidt 47. Jeff Norris 48. Gary Brown 49. Greg.: I ArSlester 50.811 51. Vine Burke 52. Ken DiCoursey 53. Greg Merles 51. Bill Winfrey S5. Reel Scofield 513. Tom lessen 57. Mike Toney 58. Scott Moyer 03. Brian Wink 81. Doug Crouch 62. Bill Hudson 63. Mike Sandell 84. Kelly Mirt 65. Scott Peterson OR Stark Mosier 87. John Sellars Ea Steve fkulsridge M. Bruce Phillips 70. Jeff Falgington 71. Doug Meyers 72. Rick Johnson 73. Tim Harnson 74. Mark Com 75. Jay (leaflet 78. an Stroberg 77. Bryce Abbott 78. Mite McNeil 79. Mike Fee 80. Mark Andrew, 81. Mark Drazit 82. Bryan Brock 83, Ladd Whiseler 84. Dave Poster 85. Jack Larson 88. Tim Larson 87. Steve Raymond 88. Doug %Volk 89. Eric Bloadorf 90. Craig Penzler 91. Keith Allen 92. John Resnik 93. Bruce Vanliehbcr 94. Torn Boozer 95. Chin Dratic 98. David Holstead NOT PICTURED: John Tongier Pete Brown Jeff Hayes Robert liarteniut Phil Burton Dirk Dittemore Scott Wright Brad Palmer oe Rustier ohn Masterson h Moneymaker Craig N ' aughn Mark Tilts Nark Tighe Steve Samantego 189 Beta Theta Pi Dui Winter Ed Boles 1. Jack Nagle 3. Lee 2. Brent Bi 4. Paul Carroll 5 John Curzon 6. Sam Mieklon 7. Ritchie Brougher Jon O ' Neal 9. Bill King 10. Mn. Clara llminat I1. Jeff Noble 12. Scott Morgan 13. Andy Sigler 14. Inren Isaac 15. Steve Pankev 16. West 17. Reese. %Virdrman 18. Mark Brown 19. Jon Dawson 20. TomCarmody 21. Goff Docking 22. John Met:nary 23. Scott Rowe 24. Gene Ihedench 25. Tom Dykes 28. Toni SteClure 27. Kent Slt4:arthy 29. (:hipCa.teen 29. Robert Livingston 30. Brock Wdkenon 31. Tom Haverty 32. Tim Mite. 33. George Waugh 34. Clundler Muller 35. Kent Docking 36. Sirs e Vest ring 37. Cram Ritt-hev 38. Alfred Simmons 39. Jay Nelson 40. at Murphy 41. Pat Boppart 42. Jim Kinderkhecht 43. Brian %1 ' ilkerson 44. Carrie Nulton 45. Mark Yessen 46. Scott Wells 47. John Elk 48. John Waugh 49. like Coleman 50. Charlie Podreharac 51. Scott Ward 52. Torn Ward 53. Brad Bakula 54.11141 Martin 55. John Adams 56. Shaw %Vaunt 57. Bates Preston 58. John Kane 50. Hick Lange CO. Bob St. Peter Cl, Dave Hall 6.2. Tom Fredrick NOT PICTIPRE1): Ron Band. Cal Beck Dan Bolen Rkk Ilazgrove (:Try. Pus all Malt Ila.erty Bnan landrck lave Preston Tim itichank Handy Smith 191 Chi Omega Linda Savidge Liz Wright Anne Brown Ann Meninger Rene Neville Debbie Spencer Erin Bonen Brock Mahoney Allison Miller d 3. Carob n Jenks!, 4. Beth Womack 5. Anne Balm 8. Stacey Sat treihwaite 7. Page heaven 8. Malinke Smith 9. Allron Bills 10. Ellen Kleinman 11:531.1:AMnaZkiesh Partridge 14. Ann Reinkerneyer Baler 17. (:riffith Katie ' Cl.Maureen a Mhoney Gillian h 22. A 19. Dana n M 24. Karla Rusnak 25. Itch n a lite des.:ra 28.Janet Schmidt27. Julie A zs, 49. Susan Copeland 32. Cinnv Mueller 33. Julie Long Hanlon 35.Jerinv Tnebel 38. Mom Kennedy -40. Beth Eolith 42. jelonri Morrison t 43. Kathleen Kra ne 44. Kathy lognn Recks„ Dale 46. Sally 47. Lon Hasty 48. Macklyn Alban 49. Teresa w Kelpe 50. Lisa Snook 5E N 52. Jobe Saucier 53. Cheryl Aitken 58, N Gretchen 57. Karen Stiller enda Mitchell 60. Maria Aucar Cl. Shannon Smith 62. Jean Clarkson lenna• no 135. Marcia 66. May Cluknn Minsky 70. Kim Finite NOT PICTURED. Ina Leonard Delta Chi Mark Beal E. Q. Kimball Mike Turkovic Itay Mawr Scott Williams Mike Goff Chris Hamill I. Phil 7fininmon 2. Keith Braman 3. Mark Kelsey 4. Jim Walliann 5. Erich Brown 6. Tim Horvath 7. Jim Revell. B. Dave Weihe 9. Doug Edmond. 10. Elirabeth Mown II. Ladd Welch 12. Kevin Sutton 13. Greg Nadel 14. Mark Heal 15. Danny Torehia 18. Kent Slorkknhurg 17. Gan Meier 18. Mirk Rowley 19. Scott McDonald 20. Ken Reese 21. Tern Sheridan 22. Tom Rritberg 23. Wary Reddick 24. Kevin Muir 25. Chris Bernick 28. Scott Baldwin 27. George Kouloukis 28. Bob Davis 29. Alan Ptaork 30. Paul Colleen 31. Bill Heinrich 32. DaveJones 33. Steve Hodge. 34. Tony Gamic 38. Tim Rothenberg 37. Dwane Newer 38. Mark Downey 39. Fred Dunong 40. Jeff Underwood 41. Dave Wall 42. Mark Stel)orsa d 43. Mike Palen 44. Dave Rolfe 45. Dennis Depew 48. Dave Caner 47. Ka, Wept, 48. Lee Lux 49. Jeff Irwin 50. Rod SI °triton 51. Scott Hood 52. Brett Kfr•S St Carl Rewvert. 54. Doug Sunmon 55. Joe Runes. 58. Tom Palen 57. Torn Grew 58. Mark Barnet NOT PICTURED: Ilohneier Breit Bray Jeff BIM Bob Schaumburg Sine Paddock Phil Everhart Brant %Vhitham Mike Crindell Charlie iitnik Jeff Under.. (sal Bret Waver Slevenger Kevin ShIliorn Stev e Sormich 93 Delta Delta Delta NOT PICTURED: PegKv Roper Judy Stiller Sue Thompson 1. Carte Waugh 2. DyAnn Lowe 3. Cathy Balky 4. Leslie Russo 5. Diana Vits Jan Calhoun 9. Cathy Winter 10. Cathy ' Denton II. Julie Anson 12. Marilyn Thomas 13. Hone Bukaty. 14. Marcia Meyer 15. Dorothy Strout I8. Rennv L Christian 17. Brenda Rowley 18. Janet Newman 19. Barb Spetman 20. Karen Tucker 21. Nancy Short 22. Unda Thompson 23. Grace Gin 24. Lorraine Lobue 25. Erie Lazzarino 26. Ruth Anne l ' autsi 27. last Knuth 25. Kathy Trone 29. Kathy Oldfield 30. Marlene Witt 31. Ann Qtiinlin 32. Shen Johnson al. Linda Farm 34. Kathy Malone 35. Cathy Smith 38. Jenny .Shereors 37. Candy Rolnon 38. Mary Ann Cooper 39. Irene Sloth ' 40. Sydney Weather, 41. lk.ena (knees 42. Jody Matt= 43. Cindy Funk 44. Albion Head 45. Rene. Kilian 48. Debbie Gentle 47. Cheri McDoupl 48. Juliet Miller 49. Laura Jones 50. Mary Phillips 51. Michelle Retinue 52. Mary ? Howard 53. Gall Carpenter 54. Lynne kllenberger SS. Steph Mokofsky 58. Courtenay Cook 57. Susie Wimer 58. Karen Galvin 50. Anita Brack BO.Jenny Marquis 81. Martha Maples 2. Beth Tenn 3. Kathy Coon 64. Mary Ann Orlowski 65. Anne Aylmer 66. Lear SlcCain 87. Mary Hoffman 6S.Julia Goplemd 69. Shelly Thomas 70. Marla Chancy 71. Julie Iloenig 72. Anne Wilson 73. Sheryl Anderson 197 se lta G 3.0 Mn. Ins rRoguer 5 Sarah Hodges whoa 4. a M - 6 i rah 1 I 7 Cindy Vaughan 9. j :I: T‘Sal Jeanne I ' . ' . hlieciiiiir ta:4:;;;e6nh a II. 1 na la Kw :nd Liam, IS. ' fel adi It Susan Toini°6 ' IL Karen wailon 201198: Su sar,arnne FlattenDystyihnt: I 2 .16)11 Schmidt TAantniVCor„Smcins Tun 11c4f Ten a „Zan itePhaiv. j :At), e50 IQ A. 27 .....E... Pan ' e tiE Enid al u Tammy il 1 Welk Susanne x el‘: Samuel les k e r -- Patty At Schick 25 at tems 3029: saAlkt Kitty 45. Kelly c Cables 48.446.7. g. ____TKra‘trit:,v..‘r.:iiiizitzoit lam: 49. i, fret 53. --rm n m54.. KBamiDana imrttuvri:crize Daniel 5 Marcie tx:k -Y. 575., Dee SCiitre 81. %I ' m. k lanes Diane st. SYN.... , 3 -Val k 26. Gait N. Ba on r 27. An Gail kat key 28. Sue Burke Waldorf .3..., c n 36. Ten Keurter 39. thy .s.(Deue 40 Ann 1,. Scott tt 44. IA lic ca..Bames PR Stoller6ett. Pat tamer NOT hie Mena tidu Stephanie Cook trn ( 7n.R t ' Ca Mort ' elk . pa. Lincoln an 199 ONO ... Delta Tau Delta Jell Hines John Vaught Curt Moore Glen Weatherby Scott Richards Andy Covington Mark Bergman Mark Bishop toward Porter JohnVaught oe Haus Rogere Foote Brad Butts 1. Mani Eliot 2. Mark Plenert 3. T. J. Rasmussen 4. Dal Davidson 5. Clyde Cummins 8. Bart Baker 7. BMOC Hubner 8. Brad Snyder 9. Gary Hough 10. Jane Mom Rodgers 11. Dave Andenon 12. Roy Messick 13, John Lay 14. Bun Harrell 15. Pal Stuckey 18. Bill Cannon 17. Brad Wiseman 18. Bob Antietam, 19. JIm Wehrwein 20. ay Priddy 21. Swisher o a Kevin Hutchens 23. lave Thompson 24. Jim Bell 25. Dave (Nsen 28. Owls Erringer 27. Stuart Graybrr 28. Curt Evanson 29. Craig Scherer 30. Mike leach 31. Rich Jones 32. Gib harychrwr 33. Brian Bruer 34. Raul Bnto 35. Dave lady 38. Mark Hoagland 37. Jun loughndge 38. Bob Ilmsling 39. Cliff Jury 40. Chris Hansen 41. Fred Schaffer 42. Scott Mertich 43. Brian Thompson 44. Carter Wallen Steve Covington 48. John Griffith 47. TS411 Bornsn. 48. Butch Ilatawas 49. Greg Capps 50. Tom Quillen 51.Jim Brookshire 52. Rob McNeely. SI. Eddie Ryan 54. John Benson 55. Rick unsling 58. Karl Bricker 57. Pat McNerney 58. Ken Crawford 50. Mark Jordan OD. Jim Benson 61. Rick Brummett M. Randy Knots 63. Mike Tutera 84. Jay nester 85. Brett Reber Be. John Logan 87. Andy ' Rasmussen 68 Own Culver 03. Casey Harrah NOT PICTURED: Brett Akers Alan Moore Dave Lawrence 201 • - - ets a I • ' a .1 t. • 0:01. • t • 4L tfii s1 iu Delta Upsilon I. Mark Wilson 2. Mike Lytk 3. Kirk M illiams 4. John Blair 5. Bill Warner 6. Doug Faris. 7. Curt Seymour 8. Bill Shea 9. Morn Brown 10. Greg Voth 11. Chris Parosns 12. Bobby Fulmer 13. John Iloft 14. Bob Rapist; 15. ere= Chinn 16. Phil Hagan 17. Dave Stoll 18. Chns Boyd 19. Ken Baehr 20. Roo limes 21. Made Rawlings 22. Todd Voth 23. Mark Ritter 24. Scott Some. 25. Kirk Gora 26 Kip Blue 27. lay Srn .Keenan 29. Gilberto Brito 30.G Shendan 31. Kyle Krull 32. Steve Bnnker 33. Steve Peter. 34. Chns I lack 35. Mike Mlutt 36. Tom Flanigan 37. Ned ' loth 38. Brian Wilkerson 39. Craig Slassson 40. Bandy Spear 41. Paul Spencer 42. Rob Southern 43. Bryan lagree 44. Arnie Baum 45.Jay Tomlinson 46. Todd Turnbull 47. Paul Russell 4S. Reed Dillon 49. George Penfield SO. Steve Rayl 51. Jim Schwan z 52. Stuart Kahn 53. Gary Judd 54. Gene Cammen4 55. David Schaefer 56. D. R. Semonan 57. Hal Roland 58. Randy Bloc 59. Mein Stiller el. Stark Cummings 61. Stark Wells B2. Stew Randels 63. Rob Sanner NOT PICT ' RED: Dan Gunning. Stott Saloine Joe Soloman Rocky Taylor Mike Robertson Rick Kluge Coulter ad Martin Scott Esamon Mike OTook Scott Hamilton Ent Chedy Kriznyn Boo hinges Kent Ewonus Bryn Burkhead Steve Salome Rick Taylor Paul Slaked, Steve Roth Marty Keenan Steve Smith Matt Fnokman Monty Carlionell Al Roberts Dave Dundill Mu Stalkup Jeff Reese 2a3 II alsorsai: luti-It OW : swiss W. I 4 ' it a car VIIIMP 1 COSA t lir--11011 ®, PIM+ atilfl. linagerebr Il.S.111ro- L.-1.41. Ls • rat rAl SA ..:-• a IT- ' TIMM. .3 fat .59111.11t411 IliaiL a, At:. 231- Mat t gefettitto prt ?Of ti Gamma Phi Beta Gretchen Barrett Monica Michener Carole Nestor Julie Aull Anne Lyle S. Adair ' Jan Hatfield Mary Kay Roberts Laurie Waterman Kay Bother Vivian Eddy I. Candi lianm 2. Karen Whitney 3. Sandy Smith 4. Cathy Schwas• 5. Lynn Klotz 8. Gretchen Schmitt 7. Julie Milne 8. Anne Meeker 9. Patty Bowen 10. Jane Bnky II. Cindy Bar 12. Su KLIII) 13. Vicki Baker 14. Shen man 15. Marcy Cloe 16. Carrie Kent 17. Doris C.ox 18. Heidi Zimmerman 19. Kathy Altman 20. Kim Swenson 21. Mary Beth Mueller 22. Deli) De ' 23. Julie Riggs 24. Ann Hanks. 25. Melinda Starkey 28. Alisa VanAuken 27. Michelle Whitson 28. Susan Moore 29. DebOhver 30. Sheryl Luehbert 31. Deann Dunfield 32. Ellen Kell 33. Sally Maag 34. Meg Curti. 35. Mindy Beard 36. Joy Schul 37. Susan Owens 38. Jane Robinson 39. Toni Siegel 40. Linda McConnell 41. Trish Rife 42. Deb Schmidt Meador 44.Julie McQuillan • 45. ne Gorman 48. Rhonda Lail 47. Ann Bennett 48. Sara Wood 49. Judy Shepherd 50. AnneJohnson 51. Suzy Rua, 52. DelibieC:reenspan 53. June Gorman 54. Ann Coral ' 55. Becky Ramirez 56. Cindy Smith 57. Roxanne Reber 58 Betsy Haaelton 59. Vicki Englund 60. Diane Anderson 61. Suzanne Southerland 62. Elizabeth Smith 63. Anne Pohlman 64. Brenda Press 65 Susan Klotz 66. Janice Moore 67. Dana Olson 68. Cindy Esnig 04. Jennifer Stubl4cflekl 70. Debbie Env NOT PICTI ' RED. Sally McDonald Lisa Masktas a. • da • 211r ;At ■ • Kappa Alpha Theta I. Carolyn Davis 2. Karen Majors 3. Nancy Newell 4. Michelle Pruitt 5. Eileen Levesque 8. Leslie Fm 7. Diane Malone 8. Mary Mitchell 9. Nancy DeYoung 10. Katie sward II. Kathleen Rook 12. Maggie Jandt 13. Lim k:uhank 14. Claire Cassidy 15. Nancy Stinson 18. Lynne McCluggage 17. ran Strandberg 18. aymie Forbes 19. ' aren Rather% 20. Karen Rowland 21. Susan Blaekmore 22. Kathenne Smith 23. Balboni Cixtbee 24. Julie Dillon 25. Tammy Mauck 26. Luanne Odell 27. Mary Ellen Pogson ZS. Martha Comp 29. Kristen (Bander 30. Kirby Dixon 31. Leanne Sewyck 32. Karen Jacquith 33. Jennie Marino 34. Linda (:riggith 35. Cindy Bean 36.Juli Marino 37. Sarah Stitch 38. Liz Newton 19. Bonnie You ' ll 40. Alice Smith 41. Becky Vignatelli 42. Amy Welty 43. Carol Lindsey 44. Laura Ice 45. Katie Kennddy 46 Laura Acuff 47. Sally Beeson 48. Brenda 49. Ann Mallonne 50. Kathy I folefelder 51 Susan Keck 52. lean Pollard 53. Melinda Cadle 54. Becky Swager 55. Cathy Green 58. Meg Nettels 57. Lisa Cigstad 58. Mamie F:uhank 59. Cheryl Blowey 60. Sue Novak 61. Erin Greene 02. Allison Kemp 63. Kim Scenes 64. Kim Cooper 65. Jan Scroymin 66 Ginger Dean 67. Stephanie Antrim 68. Carrie Weaver 110. Carolyn Wagstaff 70. Cindy Brown 71. Susan Weiland 72. Gertrude Mori ' Schenck 73. Donna Robinson 74. Nola WrOt 75. Kim Kelly. NOT PICTURED: Sarah Tows Pans Minder Nancy Weatherholt Cale Brown 207 • 40B • • 1, • • • .4 • fp . ' t ail • ...,• • • r7 _ . , .... • a 11., a - - 13_ ,L • a • • ait-rat: ' •••• - _ . • ' Kappa Kappa Gamma I. Lynn Arroyo 2 Dense. Daniel 3. Cheryl Leach 4. Laurie Faith 5. Shelly Coker 8. Cira Gatti 7. Carol Maur an 8. Laune Douglass 9. Prue Ilear.t 10. Julie Dunne II. Tern DT11111111 12. Sue Kelsey 13. Nancy BriwIl 14. Kelly Sayler 15.ulie McClelland I 18. an Broyles 17. ant Arakawa 18. lour Ilednck 19. Rohm Langtehn 20. Susie NVIede•an 21. Jule Moore 22. Dana (ken 21. Tray Illagenon 24. Jolene Page 25. Sharon Blackman 28. Kim Walker 27. Eve Dreher 28. Julie Henry 29. Erin !latex-. 30. Anne Campbell 31. !aunt lir-dwell 32. Marto Stesem 33. Diane Hoagland 34. Jean Sehiefellitisch 35. Vick, Moore 38. fix Jervis 37. Kellev Stewart at Bartlennings 39. Meg undiff 40. Kathy Chinn 41. Sheri Welter 42. Manley Davis 43. Katie Conboy 44. one Diebel 45. P.:Ben Stoker 48. Sue Seitz 47. Alison DeColer 48. Lisa Congleton 49. Sarah Jones SO. Anne Rock 51. Trish Tighe 52. Anne Clark 53. Betsy Jaws 54. DeBbie Daryl 55. Slag, Sweeney 58. Joan Don 57. Buns. Eagle 58. Lisa Bradbury 59. Cathy Chalfant CO. Kaja lensen 81. Angie Wagle NOT PI(:TURED. Michelle Brown Tricia Hams Carol Mutable Brookue Landes Nancy long Kathy Merrion Betty Rodriguez Patti Rodnguei Kathy Tapp Tina %Vaduz). Li, Waugh Kappa Sigma I. Mark Boni 2. Carl Strata 3. Jeff Ammon 4. Doug Conch S. Curt Baum Rick Summers 7. Rick Coenner Bill I hider 9. Brad Keeling 10. Deny Dornorory II. Martin Montague 12. Rob Lualeman 13. Dave Roeder 14. Brad 110 15. Kurt PoN It Tim Taylor 17. Manse Van Becher 18. Sint Witt 19. Steve lloward 20. Greg Finch 21. Bill Jenkins 22. David Rooney It Dave Cot 24. Maxine Miller 25. Rick Rovelto 28. Mike Rooney 27. Ed Grass 31. an Trine! Unruh 29.ohn Fallon 30.hn Eyler o 32. Ran Haley 33. Dan Smith 34. bad Christian 35. Rob loch 38. Don Cnbble 37. Dave Gast 3 Tom Wiley 39. Mike McAnarney 10. Handy Hall 41. Barry Bridges 42. Rob tong 43. Keith Maib 44. Jim Unruh 45. Mitch Morgan 18.. like Bodin 47. like Feller 48. Bob Schuster 49. J. C. Long 50. hear Deardorf 51. Rob Pickrell SY.Jim Walker 54. ' rank Wokirdti 55. Arthur Jackson 58. Jeff lader 57. Gary Brown 58. Bill Kiper 59. Jay Ladenburger W. Stuart LAY rey 81. Paul Wilbur M.Joe Prma NCYT PICTVRElb Jim Cos Pat Callahan Drew Skip, ' Jeff Johnson Mark Anagno Joe Duffy C. K. Witt Paul James Eric Grass Toney Martem Matt Bodierger David Moore Cleo Oland Tony Struthers Tom Anagnos Frank Wattlet John Reynolds 211 Lambda Chi Alpha 1. Dennis Fredn 2. Mom ladder 3. Mark McKenzie 4. Sloe Douglas 5, Al Reynolds 8. Randy Henkel 7. Stan Smith A. Mike Block 9. Dave Falba 10. Mike Staple, 11. Rolm Karlin 12. Richard Winter 13. %lark Stock 14. Slew Gnpp 15. Sint Saintlier 18 Bob Worley 17. Ilany Fellow 18. Taylor Bins 19. Joaquin Serrano 20. Robin Daugherty 21. Kirk Cryder 22. Pat Ranallo 23. David 111311W 24. Horatio Wokott 25. Chris Milne r 28. As run Olwera n Eminent 1A. errs ' Floydh 30. In Gouvenw 31. Dan Gabriel 32.tmes Raker 33. im Spencer 34. Ave Kwon 35. Phil Ingle 36. last Palazzolo 37. Randy Lemon 38. Mickey Slallto 39. Brad 40. Joe Voelker 41.Ito Carmel6 42. Jim NOT PICTURED: Mike Carr Iloyd Ilerrrra R. A. %kWh° (lathe Mitts Steve Schew 213 MKS t : Phi Delta Theta 2. Jim Billing, 74.1:n Jacobson 75. on I. Randy McIntosh 3. John Goehausen 76. g Compton 4. Cory r:or, ell NOT PICTURED: 5. John Cans Brad Burnside 8. Barry Hiller 7. David Watkins eery Calovich John Calovwh 8. Russ Engel y Evans 9. Will Lynch Boh Fits 10. Rich Linville Blaine Ilagenun I I.Jeh Brown Scott Hedges 12. Tres Fall, Jeff Knox 13. Scott Winters Torn Law 14. Matt Wenger Bill I alit, 15. Sandy Roush Mark lakkack 16. Brad Yost Scott Nelson 17. Curt Woody John O ' Dell eff 21. ' t Ritchie 8. 19. eny S May, %like Pope Steve ReplogleBrian Purdy Mike Sas-Alin ' 22. Trey HowardJay Shackelford 23. Tom Ritchie David Sneed 24. Rick Lingretn John Stewart 25. Russ Fuchs Paul Santaularia 28 Allen Vance Stark Hughes 27. Jay Howard 28. T. lease 29. Korhin Kraus 30. Tad Wilson 31. Mike Coss 32. Scott Stewart 33. Marty Bold 34. David Oliver 35. Pat McCoy 36. 6111 Newlome 37. Tom Manning 38. MikeBengston 39. Lawrence Frishie 40. David Kaufman 41. John Chalfant 42. Mike Sprinkle 43. Doug coracle 44. Tim Koehler 45. Wayne Conway 48. Scott Co.mpton 47. Bill Kanaga 48. David Leek 49. Brad Atkinson 50. Scott Stallard 51. David O ' Hara 52. David Fuchs 53. Dennis Manning 54. Grover Simpson 55. Brad Shoup 58. John Mullett 57. Erie Johnson 58. David Bengston 59.111,0 Simpson 63. Brian Dimon 61. Chns Russell 62. Morrie Sheet, 83. Scot Harmison 84. Dennis Woods 85. Jay Simpson 66. %onte Shadwick 67. Scott Ferguson 68. Bernie lards 89 Scott Cannadv 70.Jack Ritchie 71. Brian Kaufman 71 Mike Graham 73. Lance Amur 215 Pr.vor,_ Phi Gamma Delta I. We. Alden 2. Rex Ilenot h 3. Roscoe Mendenhall 4. 3 . nee (:oultis 5. Scott Teeter 6. Nick io 8. John 9.C:that ant 12. Joe 14 . Eddie Col I:I in 18. Jane Hall 19. Andy Lear 20. John Maya 21. o 25. Don I, :rbett 23 Tom . Inn o 24.11. C. McMahon 26. Steve Mueller 27. Tom Byer, 29. Earl Sfelrito.1 29. Slake Flynn 30. Shant SlcCrre% y 31. Alex Stead 12. Fort Schell 33. Dongt:om n 34. Chrts 35. Stark Chao• r 38. Stark Shaffer 39. Sean Williams 40. Jeff Bland 41. on Davis 42. Mike McCrew 4.3. (:hock Clark 48. Lon Milk 44. Bill 45. Mark Itaruntle 46. BMW Baghy 47. Bill Qualm ' in 49: Ch 50. Bell 52. lien Bhami 53. Hula Ilanwo 54. John Boxier., 55. Paul Hinter I e Ferber 60. Scott Wilson 61. Kevin 62. Mike Walker ' in ' COT PR:TIBED Jerry Ainknon Ilconk.a.kogintine T omBoogher Stain Carroll Steve Carnal (:nint 1 on Brad Koehn 1).1. id lawn, ' Matt Manaffv Steve McClain Shannon Nix Glenn Nyberg John Raicaon Mew aft Br. lo Mike Stinson n Toni Walsh Wayne Warner 217 ' ' Tven ' Phi Kappa Psi 2. Dennis O ' Dell 3. Tony Cellatti 4. Dave Dyer I. Ralph Munyan Tom Hollunhead Spencer Ade Jeff Killmeyer ohn Vanbuskuk 5. Jay Donohue nald Johnson 6. Octavio Viverm Timothy Burke 7. Mitch Milk( Leonard Reverts 8. Robert Coltman Brad Maven 9. Stephen Salanski Ken Wilson 10. Jay Miller Dee Munger II. Chris IA ' arnum 12. Scott Kenefake 13. David Atchley 14. Dave Freeman 15. Dante Cliniecki IS. Bill Moore 17. John Knightly 18. ay Smith 19. oh Osborn 20. ike Hagen 21.13111 CI,tzbach PSJeff llovard 23. lank Miller 24. Da Gilknwater 25. Brad Saber 28. Chip Anthony 27. Phil Reinkemeyer 29. Greg PtAtorff 29. Caulbeki 30. Mike Foster 31. Damn Maier 32. Bob Bennett 33. Scott Smith 31. Steve Steiner 35. Vince Gushier 36. Mark Toebben 37. Brian Hardy 38. Jess Arbuckle 39. Chris link 40. Brian (email 41. Chris Rallangshafer 42. Toni Siremore 43. pm Ebanks 44. Timothy Pollart 45. Paul Jensen 48. Sam, Jensen 47. Kevin White 48. Russell Roberts 49. Rick Stanley 50. Kyle Eldred 51. David Dunnure 52. Jeff Mayes 53. David Riley 54. Jeb Jenkins 55. Matt Foenchkr 56. Jeff Roper 57. 41411 Dare 58. Dave Jones 59. Kevin Murray 00. Moan Smith 61. Krn Lund 62. Mark Faber 63. Make (]lurch 64. Wes Fielder 65. Rick Stern 66. Dave McGuire 67. Michael Dada 68. Spencer Jones 69.5 ake Panethere NOT PICTURED: Rob Atkinson Jon Bkogewacz Bill Chas 219 Phi Kappa Sigma I. Bill long 2. Morn Crawford 3. Kevin Davis 4. Blake Smith 3. Guy Fmiek 8. Jason Suomi: 7. Chris Crosby 8. Kevin Monaghan 9. Bill Wieldy 10. Mike Redfield 11. Dave Schmidt 12. Jeff Nkholay 13. Markilm.mas 14. Jeff flamer IS. Boger lamer 18. Perm Kessler 17. Bois; Both. 18. Jeff Binh 19.John Aucar 20. Akap 21. Eric Sweeny 22. Rogerio Laignum 23. Pike Brady. 24. Rkbard Evan. English 25. lark Peters Bernhardt 28. Kent Bowers 27. Bob .1pplequist 28. J. P. Pend, 29. Keith Ball 30. sten Wells 31. Mark Salvatori 32. Dan Penner Not Piciured Dave Baker Erie Bynum Goren° ohn Dalton VIII line ' Mike Kennedy Scott Martin Brian Sampson Dirk Steimel Waters 221 t 222 Phi Kappa Theta I.Joe (.ha l 2. tarry (lark 3. Steve Dawkins 4. Steve Ediger 5. William Wess.heck 8. Morn Green 7. (:app 8. Steve Henry 9.G Geier 10. Paul Yeoman 1I. Gary Bomb 12. Mark Gillir 13. Rick Ellis 14.Jeff Simon 15. Mike Johnson 18. Dan Comolver 17. Jack Ma-Negri IS. Mark Patrick 19. Don Conwher 20. Bruce Vernon 21. Wally Walton 22. Tony ' SI akIleton 23. Steve )alka, 24. Bob Schiele 25. Mark Malian! 28. Dan Hopson 27. Brad Sumonia 2S. Todd Reeve % 29. Rick l ' ntlenwrxxl 30. Rob Reschrnmer 31. Terry Server 32. Bob Estahrook 33. Bob Greenpan 34. Kent Brewer 35. Rick Slontanyr 38 Ed Sandridgr 37. Chns little at Bill Klein 39. Will Morrison 40. Dave Fultz 41. Jon Steven 42. Chris Iform 43. Bill Ford 44. Greg Keenan 45. Slants Volker 48. Jerry Dr. mil 47. Rici Ilrwhmeyer 48. David Wagenhlast 49. David Thomas 50. Greg Enu en 51. Mike O ' Connell 52. Rick Sizemore 53. Kurt Mitschet 54. Mark Gradolf 55. pm Riccardi M17 PICTURED. Greg Becker Erie Bird Tom Cummings I)eines Mark Ilknhorger Blair Elliot Mike Gamper Tom Grady Torn Klein Wayne Kozak C. J. lthr David Mika. David Muted John Peterson Nchitney Rr.ms Lam Schneider Robert Thompson 1.m. Tani fru Pi Beta Phi 1. Brenda Worley 2. Bunny Seymour 3. Katie Kearney 4. Amy Hollowell 5. Kelly Burke 8. Kathy Pebley 7. Julie I lutchkon 8. Maureen Maloney 9. rinds O ' Keefe 10. Tannin Latter I. Swan lidev 12. Cul 13. Tammy Raney. 14. I.iz Whencei 15. Sun naa, 18. Mary,uet Barn 17. Nina 18. Km Aungst 19. Pam Pierum 20. Theresa Du 21. Susie Cousins 22. Kan Aungst 23. Kim Spoeneman 24. Janet McNeely 25. Ciraday Reynolds 28. Karen Herne 27. Cathy (June 28. Call Potopoulos 29. Mary 1114xnpron 30. 13e14,ie Owen 31. Brooke Watkins 32. Polk Johnson 33. Kathy Perrine 34. Nancilee Olson 35. Italic Venable 38. Melanie Martin 37. Kate Thompson 38. Dawn Daniel 39. Ann N ' eimer 40. Tune Haskell 41. Leslie Craves 42. Kathleen lone 43. Sue Hutchison 44. Carol Fasetarto 45. Nano. Mile; 443. Judy itillar 47. ana Hellman 48. ' oda Warwick 49. Shen Hall 50. Tncia !tense 51. Connie SlcCuire 52. Alison %Viedennan 53. Ann Point 54. Mn. Richardson 55. Jennifer Jackson 56. Maid McGinty 57. Kim Payne 58. Sarah Adams 59. Kern Church 60. Lix Block 81. LonJabara 62. Julie Beck CO. Blair Meador 84. Came Daus 65. Susan (Jansen 86. the Gibbons 87. Jule Mercer 6S. ' maths Capps M. Shan Jahn. 70. Lon Sinclair 71. Isahelk Thompson NOT PICTURE!): Laurie Blounquist Denise Diedenthsen Linda Frenkel Cynthn Hudson Sandy Knox Kim Ilinkamp Megan Slaluf fey Staanna Miranda Mindy Smart Mary Stauffer Casey Vickers Album Tracy 10 Pi Kappa Alpha NOT PR TUBED: Paid Andervm Rob Breeden lzury own Tim Caulfield Paul Chrinkumen David Conrad nn Crilly Brian Crouch Don Fuller Sieve Koontz (]Ida Nam° Tan Nixon Rod Scholz Gregg Teel Don %Minim Steve Winkehtun John %aridity I. Shirk !Raab 2. Sieve Schekkonan 3. Stew Dingman 4. Robert Barr 5. Alan Laxity B. Tan McCeary 7. 8. Knead9. Greenlee 10. David Denning. II. Robert Koontz II. Terry HAIM hild 13. Phil Buxton % 14. Jim Miller filler Mulkimler It Donald Corder 17. David Shehan Irk Robert Logan 19. David Donovan 20. Dan Mercer 81. Tkn Trump 22. Jell Hick. 23. Mike Mt:I:raw 24. Herbert Prot 25. Erik Ackenon At Jay NIcCuy 27. C:iutrleo Canny ' 28. Kevin Brown Sigma Alpha Epsilon I. Greg Finkle 2. Chris FLvka 3. Greg Jensen 4. Steve Slick 6 Mom Hayes 7. Alvin Moser 8. Rick Tamlihn 9. Frank ENing 10. Brad Schulte 11. Jeff Riley 12. to larkin 13. Neal Schmitz 14. Will Reese IS. John Heim 16. Dave Plouffe 17. Jamie Fankhamer 18. Brooks Greyly 19. Paul M ' oolferd 20. Dave Bowden 21. Make Harper 22. Mike Rulev 21 Joel Ihitching. 24. Mark Foote 25. Jay D. !Etonian 26. Tim Niedow 27. Mike Hattaway 28. John Dolphin 29.John kVetalman 30.John Hart 31. Alg DalgISJI 32. ilk VanKepwl 13. John Carmichael 34. Rooney Banes 35. Terry Dwyer 36. Chip Piper 37.1:Robb 38.ohn Parker 39. by Douglas 40. Jeff liarnin 41. Bill Led 42. Vlore Trah.un 4.3. 11411Streepv H. Mark larrabee Tim Davies 46. Pat Donahue 47. Scott Conklin 48.toe McGraw 49. ohm Welch 50. like W84111110 51. John Simpson 52. Ron St-hem...the 53. Reed Voucher-. 54. Mark Stalhvi 55. Jay Mewhke 56. one Quinn 57. Greg !larding 58. John Vanier 59. ' Fon) Elliott W. Erick Wolfesibmger 61. Bob Feldman 62. Dave Blattenherg 63. Tun McCarthy 64. Tun 11111. 65. Richard St-hL,erb 66. Jun Pendelton 67. Cary Foote 64. John (hunk EN. Clark Hoenig 70. Brian Bunton 71. fru Jensen 72. Resin Owser 73. TOIII( 4mbincl 74. Rob Robison 75. Mike NOT PI( IT BFD im Annstrur..; eff Arnold eter ion k Doug Brown Steve Conklin Paul Cook Jeff Frizzell Ilattaway tont. House John Panathere Joel Parker eve Reads Bruce Schoenfeld Craig Smith Alan Sather Tom Taylor Bob ehLano Jim Vail Loyd Walker Torn Wen Tom Winter John Zeeman Boh Bennis 229 Sigma Chi I. Matt Sumpter 2. David Greenwood 3. Sid Bowman 4. nut Nye 5. Matt Mullarky 8. Bear Coffin 7. Kevin Knop 8. Bill Gibbs 9. Dan McCrath 10. Craig Blessing 11. Tony. Nuts 12. Noe11 ' diktat ' s W.O. J. Thomas 14. Howard For 15. Peter Sloan 16. Pat McManus 17. Arn G.vvin 18. David Neuner 19. Dmid Wood 20.Jamie Trethar 21. Mark Allen a Kerry Bush 23. Kenley Beck 24. Davickhamstrom 25. Michael Pnvitera 28. Jason Muds 27. Chick llowLnd 28.Jay McKee 29. Dean 11111 30. John Smart 31. Greg Schnacke 32.Jeff Sachets 33. Tom Werth 34. Tom Dickenson 15. Ron Mann 38. Dan Murray 37. Mark BaldWin 38. Gary Fish 39. Jerry Xenia, ' 40. Peter Aberg 41. Richard Wagstaff 42. Scott Tschudy 43. Steve Cohen 44. Max Ilednck 45. Terry Pinne 413. John Campbell 47. David Miller 48. Craig limbacker 49. Mike Kong% 50. Bruce Reclium 51. Mark Satterthwade 52. Tim Mullarky 53. John Best 54. Pete Brier 55. Andy Reeves 58. Chuck Vawter 57. Tim Elliott 58. Brad Davis 59. Tom Blaekhom M. Dan Holladay 61. Shawn Chabiwu S. Dane! Dibble 63. Evan Jones 64. Mark South 65. Mom Elsie 66 Rob Mason 67. Jim Handy 68 John WoOd 69. Greg Gukdl 70. Brett Devine 71. Terry McGrath 72. Stott Ruddick n. Robb Edmorych 74. John Degan 75. 1David Dunk an 76. Matt eundlefinger 77. Jon Starks 78. Randy (:hilton 79. rayon 80. Henry McClure 81. Ron Duos 82. Bryan Slam NOT PICTURED: Whitney Davis Joe Millings Steve lane Lonhorg Kirk Milk Tim Schnacke Todd Saymour Chris SI;mm Kenny Stoltz Brad utherlarx1 Tun Su arnon Tun M ' aptaff Doug Wehrle,. Doane Young 231 SS No. se sal So _ WSW HMIS !Law SS INIS SIZI•r____ O S EN= w 11•1111111•111 SS INS NIS SW • SINS•111111•Mleas SIM OS •11•1111•11111111011 1 IS NB MINIMS O 111•11•• 111•1111••• IS • NI OS NO BIM •• IS SI MO IS Sill O M NS ISII SIMS 1••• SP MEN SIMI SIB SS SU INIS ONO 41•11111S MS SIM Si INIP 11• SI 111 WIWI SS SO .111. 11, S. MS IS ••• MONISM SIMMS NS SE • ••• ISIS, IS rue SOSO ‘ WI MS - milirls in al SIM ID •••• 1114 1•11..... linSIn •.61 ...1 •••••• NMI 11•1111111MIN Sall 1•11 MSS ISSN ••• 111•1•••1 SS 1111•• IS SIN IS 01•11101••••••••••11 1111•11•19=11 OS SO SO OM SINS SW al IS ISIS all IS SI I • • SI ISMS INN •11•1111111•1• SS SI ION ONUS Min IS • 1111111 IN •• Illinall• MSS Sigma Kappa I. Leslie Fnar 2. Christy (amphell 3. Cathy Boehm 1. Owe! Engelman!) 5. DoriFigg e 6.Joyce ler Janet anet Schuh-oho Gwen MeC rew 9. Robin Carolus 10. Patty Addington II. Katie Gill 12. Sally 13. Susan Leonard 14. Ellen Koppc, I Wendy Cattberg 113. Jackie Davis - 17. Erin Ferrell 18. Mindy McDlellan 19. DeAnn Ilupe 20. Narxy McDaniel 21. Mary Clue Halloran 22. Evie Herberger 23. Karen Schlager 24. Annette Shetvard 25. Sheila Nortm 28. lisheth Dalagaard 27. Karin Hampton 28. Patty Ilinclunann 29. Karen Kraft 30. Eunice May 31. Cathy McMillin 32. Lisa KHz 33. Anne Dawkins 34. Tama McCarthy 35. Labe Harvey 36. Tani 37. Nancy Snell 38. Leslie Itutford NOT PIC:TUNE:I): DeAunn Sheryl Wallace Dorothy English n Laird 144100 400. Sigma Nu I.Jun Wilkinson 2. Vita Stable 3. Mark %bettor 4. Dave Calle 5. Dave Nichols IS.Jim Mct:arten 7. Scott Trowbridge Rod Beeler 9. Mn. Leona Mom Masten 10. Ham Helltert I I. Bill Cornell 12. (3ay %lamb 14. or flamthouse 15. erry Olson 16.Tom Ward Alexander 17. Scott Hinted Mai IS. Tom Flynn I9. Terry Leatherman 20. Bryan Taylor 21. Chuck Hargis 22. Phil Hines 23. Tom Pearson 24. Kyle Duiken 25. Peter Cnflnh 28. Jeff Newcomer 27. Keith Sever, 28. Dave Cooper 29. Bill Neal 30. Brent Foster 31. Paul Dry 32. Milan 33. Jim Herter 34. Dave Esev 35. Chris Flanolds 38. Ken 1 anheriburg 37. Steve Monteith tines Mc lane 39. Stuart Nickelson 40. Bob Jones 41. John Morns 42. John King 43. hit Bowler 44. Bob Rues. 45. Tony 48. Kevin Cochran 47. Stew Sloan 48. Jim Swords 49. Mike Pyryt 50. Dase Howlett 51. Peter Joon% 52. Frank Ir 53. Steve MAIM 54. Dave Knowles 55. Jeff Redeker 58. Tons ' Marino 57. Jun Hinkle 58. Sam Shuhiom 59. Marty Hines W. Chris Mehl el. Was Hemel 02. Mail Goldman 63. Toni McGannon 84. Chris Mernfwld 85. Scott Stewart Nt T PICTURED. Keith Baker Greg Barnes Cho Carbon John Glick Norm Hams Remne Parent Terry Schlatter 4% Brad Stenet Scott Storbeck Kurt Weber Chuck Deay Mike Lahey Tracy Mayfield Torn Rooter Tim Wesley Phil Eniski: Andy Phivia. .6; lip Ofte+V 235 • IR Sigma Phi Epsilon I. Perry Cannon 2. Stuart Lawry 3. Env Ragland 4.John Fula...Mato 5. Steve Burchwead 8. Kent Smith 7. Scott F:udaley Gus Meyers 9. Mike Mealman 10. Fred Strauss 11. Ted Otto 12. Jeff aunty 13. Lew Bolton 14. Ashley Bowden IS. Ed Walaczek 18. Keith Shelton 17. Paul Bier 18. Steve Burrrunter 19. Kirk Nelson 20. Dave Simpson 21. Mom Morgan 22. Harold Lamb 23. Steve LundbLade 24. Rea Schnink 25. Row Hutton 28. Torn Pickfoni 27. Chuck Adams 2AsCraig Templeton 29. Kirk Clinkenheard 30. Tim McCarthy 31. Ricklifts 32. Brent lfdlard :33. Ben Smith 34. Steve Young 35. Troy Moan 38. Dave VanParys 37. Sawn Elle 38. Marty Quinn 39. Scott Basest 40. Kemger Johnson 41. Pete Fortner 42. Mn Wolcott Nit 43. an Searcy 44. Unknown 45. Mike Meyers 48. Dan Meyers 47. Lany Su:master 48. Jeff Bou n 49. Rick Schemed 50. Tom Goddard SI. John Chaney 52. Matt MeLeay 53. Brent Tidwell 51. Mark Winslow 55. John Henley 58. Mark Carter 57. Pat 59. Bill Crampton 237 Tau Kappa Epsilon I. Slade Putnam 2. Creg Cooper a Wood Ramie, ' 4. Chip Mullineta 5. Blake Post Craig Van Bakti 7. Brian Wilson Scott Brown 9. Niacin, (Mel! 10. Tun Travis II. Alan Gardner 12. Brun Ott 13. Juam Gomez 14. (ark Williams 15. Mark Rafferty 18. Kevin Fitsgerak1 17. Mark McClanahan It Dave Wolf 19. Frank Esher 20. Kurt Henning 21. Ilamld Feder 22. Can Klumnan M. Craig Joseph 24. Todd Ilud all 25. Robert Wooster 28. Pat Pennington 27. Pat McQueeny 25. Jeff liaising 29. ere= Beattre 30. Stese Knoll 31. William Southern 32 John Finley 31 Paul Bennett 34.Jim Seidel 35. Todd Wilson 38. Reeve Hobby 37. David Ire 3 Otto Moo 39. Eno Nekton 40. Bobcat North 41. Kurt Iteman 42. Phil MeA many 43. John Jantsch 44. Mike Savap 45. Ernie Sle4.sure 48.John Timucane 47. Howard Seigle 4 Greg Sieg 49. Cary Chapman 50. Mitch Wistt 51. Perry Beal 52. Larry Tarvnjed 53. Brett Mos:mak 54. Tom Maier 55. Mike hi. ' troy 5 Bill Pet 57. Jeff Weerhe 5 Paul M ' orley 59. Randy (Ylloyle M.Jeff Adkins el. Eric Milford a Dave Ilagemann 63. Gan Beavers Kiddie Kuklenski 85. Ron Allen 88. Keith 87. Ced Devin 65. Bill Roberts 239 • 1 tit. .o. • (1. • 4 . 4, ..,... ..”.r.„4 r i • • , ir) 4- ..• -, • A. ' ::;- JD k, I _I; • • , , 1 9 10 • • e. ' 1 .• il ; • • . • • 4 •Ps eft ' 2, • -• • .;:pi 4•1;11• • C. ...I ' s • 4,1 • •• • •• • W • Pt. ritt: ye • . . . . . . - , • 1 1 rr _, - i - amr- _ ? ' .. ( V 14 i. • T I I Triangle I. Ron Crawford 2. Harlan Butler 3. Mike Odom 4. Bob Jambs 3. Brian Bell Steve Mr 7. Andy Itortr Dviirnt Engwall 9. Kelly lardner 10. Dan Gleason 11.Jeff Ramsey 12. Steve Huey 13. Phil Watson W. Sam Bruner 15. Jordan Tobin 16. Kent Myers 17. Dan Yeakorn 21. !chard Warn 20. oe McCauley 18.john Browning 19. (try Thompson 22. Terry Olson 23. Brian Costa 24. I:Carter 25. oe Herron 26. Magruder 27. ;mg Windt 28. Bob Betthainer N. Chet Chmttansen 30. Brad Beohler 31. Mike Bertraix1 32. CraigRogge 33. Ulf-allies 34. Hazel lloMer 35. Mari Tennison 36. SteveCaner 37. Bob Ford 38. Ca Budder 39. Ilose Mulford 40. Rkt Drama 41. Alan Napoli 42. Jack Smalley 43. Steve trauma 44. Stew Chamberlain 45. George Soukup 46. Rick Cannon All Hachim NOT PICTURED: Ward Harold Dave !battler Ed Spielbinch Tim Powell Mike Kreanwr Vince King Darrell Schmidt Bob Coble Mike Chambers 241 -v .1- Evans Scholars I.Joe Vvhanek 2. Phil tliondo 3. Jim Lusk 4. Mike Waffle 5. Perry Warhunt 8. Tim O ' Connor 7. Phil Bauer 8. Tim Orrick 9. I logo E dam 10. Mike Banes II. Dave Green 12. ChM Lynch 13. Tim Kan 14. Mike MeClinn 15. David Idleman 16. Paul Zsdlmnki 17. David 18.1:y Rohlealer 19.Joe Kidder W. il Pout, 21. Bob Meyer 22. Andy Cram 23. Mike Keating 24. Dan Kellemun 25. Thomas Nolan 26. John reehan 27. (:hack Nandet 28. Tom I lenrim N. Kevin Mad 30. Ed Reittolara 31. Blane ‘Varhunt 32. Greg Antey 33. Jerry Seller 34. Greg r:astigan 35. ChM Charlton 36. Terry Mulcahy 37. Jerry Sternir NOT PICT. KED: Steve Carey Mari Coghlin Kevin Henn Kevin !login Kevin Kellerman Ed Slick Doug Miller Side Ness-house W. Orville COtt John Saliba Steve Seek rtnik kn I ie Weinand 243 Sic COLLUAI 00, GSP lE I. Kathy Bever 2. Beth Stafford Ward 4. Lynn Harrison S. Kathy Stag Nancy Olson 7. Barrie Olsen Loa Ilamion 9. Mary jancech 10. Annette Fischer II. Debra Bartsch 12. Cecilia Shunsaker 13. Vietona Wiseman 14. Kathy Robertson IS. Lisa DeSlever 16. Elizabeth llobtine 17. Emily Gaines IS. Emily Owens 19. Inflow Brown 20. Susan Gilmore 21. Ken Claawen 22. Rena Naffar NOT PICTURED, Amy Adams Jean Moran Susan Zimmerman Susan McLean Shannon Penny Man Piper Michele Shanhour Dede %%lute Maggie Fletcher Margaret Snick Cindy Campbell Gatti ' s ' Paddock Dempsey Martin Ann Lachman Janet Morgan. Mary Slurguia Barb Bonvn Delsbi Werner Jackie INpinto Sherri Schmidt Cheri Huge GSP 2E I. Melinda khan! 2. Enn McElhenie 3. (Andy Rhodes 4. Sally Knapp S. MC Banns 6. Patty lima 7. Nancy Paul Carla Koengs 9. Alisyn Andreas 10. Carol Kappelman I I. Diane Thompson 12. Melanie Potash 13. Jane Bryant 14. INanrw Pfister IS. Cindy Eagle 16. Swan S rot her 17. law Gonzales It Tern Slathews 19. Marsha Kobe 20. Kelly Inds. 21. Lk Kauffman 22. Joan Bn-ant 23. Lisa Beery 24. Liz McMahon 25. Par Ladenburger 28. Suzanne Kirin NOT P14.7UREI : Joan Frain Tracey Thompson Michelle Griqua Megan Hollingsworth Mkhelk Wesley Mary Squire Phyllis Rowan Ray Tina Minden Jeannine Wyse Donna Keenan Kim Kitnttiner Sue Struck Julie Bliley Kris Brandmever Crieste Sligliazzo Mary Eytrard Dune Laulser 24h GSP 3E I. Louise French 2.. Nancy Ellis 3. Betsy Zelkr 4. Canna Cetto candy Baldwin Carol Feet 7. Sue Troupe Beth Carron° 9. Strait Steffen 10. Carmen Lutz I I. Jacqueline Wavelet 12. Karen Erlich 13. Lam Martens 14. Elaine McCuff 15. Debbie DeBlase 113._ Lean Porter NOT PICTURED: Tern Rutentski Christie glIIICVe5 Cum Young Jenny Smith Leigh Hunter Doane Day Kathy Poehler Palk Hesston Paula McNiell Julie Busch Nancy Hardy Christy Franklin Kathy TendrIck Nanette Crispum Nancy Gibson Cad Bon Kelly Madden Rita Hoc . Folk a H es Jane Neal Susan Replogle I. Anil Martin 2. Judy Tilton a Madeleine Klmman 4 Tara Lucas S. SheilaShumaker Stacy Leslie 7. Kim Elder Janice Woung 9. Leslie McGlehoe 10. Cathy Eyre II. Kim Mayer 12 Cindy Sperling 13. Rego Warren 14. Diana LaRozca 15. Kathy Deutsch l Vicki Bringer 17. Lai Lelobeger It Diana Butler 19. Truth Allen 20. Nina Holcomb 21. Susan Layne 22 Lev Dunn 23. Joni BlurBlair 24. Jackie 25. 25Kim 26. Cindy Williams 27. Apra Thomas GSP 4E 249 lug 1. Ceeva 2. Linda paw. 3. Gretchen Mueller 4. Irene Sallee S Lisa Boomer Sue KuneIblot 7. Beth Castle Maritsa Sarapas 9. Elyse Gunderson 10. Sandy %Virden 11.M= V 12. Sandy Sharon 13. Kira Fetiman 14. Pam Perkins 15. Sabrin Lee 16. ICiin Moore 17. S. %aura l E. It Blackburn W. Nancy Crtuner 21. Lana Ilan‘° 22. Shannon Tangy 2:1 Para Hood 24. Pam Jackson Crossbar 2. Lesbn swift is Roasbatts 1. Kathy Btussell al Ian Ntekoley 3. Pam Scott 4. Rosann Julie Conch Rosanne Wets, S. Melinda ekls Amy McNeil °Iir ' Ker B. Diane 7. Debbie Ely B. Carlene Taggart ' 10. 9. Cash 11- Lisa I time 12. Rem Williamson NOT Plat 13. Ruth Rosanne Kirk l!lie Mullin, Gloria Gu Claire Johnson plane NunBurson Donna Watson EuviT LaFCege Marla 250 GSP 1W I. Debbie Gomez Judy Pratt 2. Erin Green Julie Ibunni 3. Leslie Frost Andy Shanks 4. 1)aIna Cads Jill Oberg 6. Flaine M. Ihilin Melinda Rini flph 7. Sarah Crawford Denise Henley 8. Julie Sigler Dana Flanders 9. Brenda Allen Mary Lynn 10. Jody Young SkNeeix-s 1I. Karen Lebeau Karen (:arinibell 12. Dawn Johnson Due s Goering 13. Leslie Pat Wolf Julie Nelson H. Kyle Stidemian NJars ' Ilmisanclo IS. Allison Linda Cam SlacCror Julie %% ' irtn NOT PICTURED. Ingnd Thompson Julie Wilson Drrse Goodrich Allison Skannal Carmen Walton Ann Fntz Karen Ihttmer Kathy O ' Meara Leslie Kaki Shelia Brown Nancy Stoll Leslie King Iasi keen!) • GSP 2W I. Jennifer Vernon 2. lass Parwak 3. Debbie Brown 4. Pme v llamm 5. Sanhu Carpenter Louanne Fischer 7. Caroline McCarthy 8. Brenda Bender 9. Karen DeCasperi 10.Janie Da4sert 1I. Sandy Cralley 12 Sheila Steinauer 13. Beth Clawson N. Amy Collins IS. Cathy Caner 16. Karen Luling 17. Sun Leasers IS. anstine Tamburini 19. Denise Hogan 20. Gina Kimbroogh 21. Connie Urban 22. Kathy Forsyth 23. Sandra Simon 2t Laura Nelson uhanne hoover 28 i Tim 27. eases ' S. Spence 28. Marilyn Adams 29. Kathy I loidek 30. LOfi Nighswonger NOT PICTURED: Sara Kennett Biz Kerinashek Tipana Uhnilserly Penn, joluram Patricia Garnett Debra Smith GUI Pope Cindy Aylward Marlene Ball Mary Jen poki nifer 251 GSP 3W 1. Joan Knegshatner 2. Barb Weaver 3. Leslie lakeway C:indi Bram Sc Karen Heiman 6. Carol Wolf 7. Pam Olson R. Karen Dwyer 9. Marcia Mc Lean 10. Susan SOftsow 11. Shari Janes It Jennifer Roger. 13. Shannon Rocs 14. Beth Janson 15. MX lx4k Seneral 16. Andrea Elwain 17. Amble Robinson I is GSP 4W ,avnt. 2. Imlw Jokewas 3.Julie Batloseek 1. Diana Rule` 5. Mary Beth Rehg 6. Liao Frndorf 7. Cathy King Finny Hagan 9. Brenda Stop 10. Lisa Larson I I. Teresa Loek 12. Kathy Greenlee I.5 Knsty Morrison 14. Kris Danberg I Mary Fame It Cindy Currie 17. Brenda Bowan It Melanie Branham 19. Mary Riddell 20. Ann Constantin 21. Swan Page 22. Deb Scheel 23. Mindy Moore Corbin 18 I. Cathy Gorman 2. Lynne Coachman 3. Sue Steam 4. Cheryl Pfeifer 5. Pam Bowman II Becky Conran 7. Kelly Stawos 8. Jenny NOT Laura Cloud Cheryl Cook Kelley Dodd Jennifer Haynes Carol Hoffman Stacy Madero Melissa Mendenhall Threw Riordan Rath Rowley. Taml Sloan Swan Weisel Nancy NTilliami Corbin 2S I. Row Kuo 2. Michelle McKran 3. Linda Jordan 4. Kasen Thoucak 5. Sherri Anderson Monne Andersen 7. Jane Sandi 8. Laura Holmes 9. Debbie Pollart 10. Tracy Kocourek II. Cail Hoover 12. Stephanie Ramsey 13. Marcy Fevusly 14. MarcySprague I5. amide It Cavan Pollim 17. Janet House If Shelly Iloyt 19. Linda Smith 20. Kathi Bender 21. Annette Treok NOT PICTURED; Beth Thompson Debbie Rippel Marianne Pratt Marcia Ilratht Terre Nonemaker Jy1 Doffs Robin Otlimney Lynn OKI Angle McGillicuddy MarleneSpencer Molly Ma Lynn Denton Mart 1)nrher Paula Crave, Susan Snyder Julie SIctilhcusIdy ZA1 Corbin 3S Sarah Voth 2. Shelly Brown 3. Becky Dunuso 4. Sandia NewbiB S. Sheni Seaton Constance Phillips 7. Johns Hein 8. Cindy Odom 9. Ann Idol 10. Nancy Timberlanke II. Cheri Cumuli It Cynthia Meyer 13. Sue Kans. 14. Stephanie Ash 15. Martha Miller It Slav! Vallee 17. Noel Fisher I Lisa Braden 19. Becky Powell 20. Kathy Doherty 21. Barb Erilsizor 22. Anne Cunningham 23. Sue Lee 24. Lim Marne 25. Janet Storey 201 Diana Johnson 27. Welch Ilemmingsen 2 Barb Seeding 29. Leslie Wilson 30. Grace 7ficeigeon 31. Laurie Lacombe 32. Judy Strasser NOT PICTURED: Maggie Reeder Nancy Bell Michelle Stuffings Judy Lay Sandy Mellnay Karen Drovedthl Kris Williams Kelly Fediert Debbie Frank Corbin4S I. Andrea Peterson 2. 3.ulkkinla. ' isdegrafl aciie Pod 4. Kindwater 5. !el m Knne 8. Kridan Esch 7. Becky Henson 8. Beth ' Flake, 9. Beth Niskern 10. Anita Hayden II. Mary Buhty. 12. bpi Gras 13. Carnage Pulliam 14. Susan lain IS. AlkeWolframl Cathy Ruhl 17. Kelly Woken 18. Patricia lietrke 19. Lori Vest 20. Barbara Klein 21. Janice Meyer 22. by Kreamer 23. Leslie Howell NOT FILM BED: Tory Dian ShellyTaylor Norma Sutton Mary Dillon Janet Dorsey Karen Schlueter Duna McCune Kim Long Sarah McGee CANA Daher Carrie Wallace Betty Newsom Buffy Dodson Karen Manning Diane Shcrdy 254 Corbin 1N 1. Gun. Wilkenon 2 AllisOn Coodnow 3. NI Flemsherg 4. Cheryl Borgreuer 5. Brenda Clon6 6. Julie Miller 7. Sandy Macgregor 8. Meg Anderson 9. Kim Krebs 10. Lon Rudd II. an Bryan 12. SaWusa Semlun 13. Mary Maloney 14. Margaret Kremer. IS. Boo Working 16. Anne Smith 17. Juhe Bower 18. Maureen Regan 19. Ann Wrael 20. Teats C.auchoe 21. Jennifer Johnson 22. `Airless Smith Ltbtw Karcher 24. D. the Anderson Corbin 2N I. Anne Barnnoon 2. Sabina Haney 3. Lauri 4:olkei 4. Denne Ka • 5. Lynn Bradford 6. Skunon Packer 7. Sally Burger 8. Sandi Jones 9. Jill Brown 10. Cheryl Johnson II. Chrni le Conker 12 Sara Nelson 13. (Irinie Reed 14 Connie Crowe I Paula Coder It Sue Sternum 17. Ann MeCaufity Kelly Stafford 19.5a 1hint 20. %lantern Carney 21. Susan Rogers 22. Jean Selanders 23. Megan Golden 24. Lia ' McCoy 25. Carolyn Bianco 255 Corbin 3N 1. Alicia Souther 2Jane Hedrick a Polly Ritchie 4. Karen Templeton Janet Won 0. Susan Mune. 7. Christy Schmitt B. Chris Valanne 9. Krista Ndler 10. Cinch Schick II. Paula Cuddy 12. Kim Welwter it Linda Cidi 14 Shawn Reaves 15 Jill Cundiff 16. Susan Roth 17. Sheila Campbell IS Diane Kelne lg. Julie Newland 20. Claudia ' 0 Timmons 21. PAM names 21 Patrice Korek NOT PICTURED: Patric, Ara Muehlberger Corbin 4N 1 Ruth k4ple.. II. Brigid Daw 2. Bridget ( Garnpper N PICTURED: 13. PI. Pflumm 14. Julie Taylor Raeanna Bagatie Linda Harrell Susan Henke Beth Welcher Cathy McNerney w ' F A. it 3. Nancy ()Connell 4. Anita Wohlrah 5. Kay Teske 6. Elanine Beeson 7. Sluis Carlson 8. Nancy Wyly 9.Jan lA111 110 10. Mary Ann Need, 256 • Corbin 5N 1. Ann Gottberg 2. Susan Shore 1 Connie Fearer 4. Ann Mitchell Sally Planar. Marione MeCowen 7. Judy Ward 8. Ruin Renck 9. Knot Nothem 10. Deb Tucker I I. Maureen Fin holm 12. Sarah Prochaska 13. Cindy McGovern 14. Elaine Sweeny 15. TIna Iwenon Anne Johnson 17. Ann Momll I. Cassandra Turner 2. Margaret Smith 3. Becky Balky 4. Janie Iage 5. on Mueller 8. Sarah Thomas IS Jenrufer Ban 19 Mazy Landon W. Saint Nicholas-. K. Nettles 21. Debbie Sukgs 22 Lynn POT ell 21 Beth Clancy 24. Ann Renfro 25. Sherry Boldt 26. Nancy Mathis 27. KaNem Mitclwbon NOT PICTURED: Carrie Baker Stephanie Baldwin Carol Costello Katie Dahl 7. Paula Marion 8. Teri Kabance 9. Jenny Cr ' awford 10. Lod Gantt 1. Susan Crier 257 Corbin 7N I. 51hsou Ryden 4 Sally Hadley 3. Carol Moore 4. Claris Gripper. 5. Sara Snyder Sue Reidy 7. Linda Whitt 8. Michelle Mace 9. Donna Meeker 10. Mary Snyder 11. Marlene Tyler 12.EAnne 13. nnifer Lucas 14. nudism Buda it Michele then Ellsworth I. Carol Hunter 9. Denise L Brazier a lade WAI1013 4. Dibble Shoemaker Rena Bums 7. BIS Weston Barbara Beebe 9. 10. Sharon Ross II. Linda Walker 12.Mender 13. Kum Labaugh It Karen McGrew l Nancy Parker l Mary jo Kleeman 17. Abaco Armond 18. =Ines 19. Campbell 20. Julie Stoughton 2-58 Ellsworth • Z.; • 21.Judy Paige 22. lkih Mtedsee 23. Jane Nyberg 24. en Marie RAO 25. ill lick] 26. Russell Noll 27. Jaren. Roeder 28.1Diry Cooper 29. :kris Wenel 30. Brad Dais 31. lark Watts 32. David Mum 33. Trudy I lanke 34. Anthony 35. Les Warner 36. Deb Lewis 37. Laurie Thorpe 3 Doug Tashet 39. Scott Siemer. I. Swan liatm. 2. Debbie Miller 3. MIDI Blair 4. Lori Ilampel Sane Munn Maureen Brads 7. Mark 8. Diane Keifer 9. Crider ' Lehner 10. Teresa Sanders II. Pat Estes 12. Neydi Cseem 13. Joni Unmh 14. Meg Sparlin 15. Ilayn Burnett 16. Laura Tilton 17. Scott Hartholonew 18, Jim S ' erdirame 19, Vicki Strain 20. Kari Walling 2. Bill Grothusen 3. Shark McClure 4. Michael Sten-mon 5. Sharon 1 orier 8. Cary Shinn 7. Layer SI. King 8. Tony I- Fishback 9. Kim H. liogxuew 10. lennlia P. Ewing II. Iron St. Watkins 12 tale Bentley 13. ulianne Thniman 14. ' an Ileimovics 15. Hick Stone 16. Sour Sluwhek 17. Todd Hall It Leisha Cooper 19. Colleen Cngsby 20. Carl McIntosh 21. Bonnie Stewart 23. Hobert D. 11‘laml 24. Patrick S. fluff 25. Annie 28. Bob Jone% 27. Craig licker 2$.Jonna Swindler 29. Karen Caulkr 30. Bob Brown 31. Beverly Ball 32. J ohn White 33 Eddie McReynolds 34. Michael lbw. IS. Bill Spitz 3 Stark IX Johnson 37. Curt C. Juergen. 38. Marty SAIKI, 39. Jon Itamrick 40. Randy Martin 41. Phil kaiser 42. Steve Obenneter 269 Ellsworth I. Tina Pedersen 22. David Elatal Vof447pkia Oak ant Ellsworth I. Pat Wolf 2 Marcia Lynn Faker 3. Becky Moment! 4. Tami McDaniel Vield 6. M Hyde 7. Sharon Carlson Rose Marshall Savanna Yolpanichkul 10. Sue Porter I. Marffo Tee 12. Nark A. Mohapr 13. Sawn North 14. Danielle McNamara IS. Nancy Elliott It Soo of St. Louis Sam laiNrde J. Carl cede 18. K.C. Kid 19. Albert A. Andrews 21. Richard StIbiger a Ellen Kenny 21 Sara Spencer 24. Jean Hoffman 25. Ada V. Manhall It Brun Ladyko 27. Stacy Vernon 28. CM Mike 29. Dave Lewis 30. Stale Dirtzel 31. Brad Johmon 32. Steve Lange 33. Brenda Bra dm 34. Creature from LC. as Asif (Chanda) Gowan Doug Porter 37. Leland Carl Breedlove 3 Rogelio Bakken Ellsworth I. Beery In 2. Elaine Carty 3. Suzy McNamara 4. Beaty Fuller 5. Ter Diaz Mkbeik Green 7. Beery Faucion Lim Stoner Kim Williams 10. Val Witmer II. Paula Weisner II. Jule Rutherford 13. Carl D. Ewing I4 Kathy Tiowater It Valerie Ledbetter It Linda Terflir 17. Charlotte Goad It May Matzeder lg. Debbi. Doty 20. Ellen Junt II. Pam Twang SS Mark Trompeter rs. Simone labia° 24. Terry Surimky 25. Cheryl wee 26. Therese Heider 27. Carolyn Crood t Tame McDonald 29. Coral Beach 30. Sandy Templetoe 31. Fran J0ka 280 32. Missy Chalky 13. Paul osin 34. Lee Genall 35. Mark Simpson It Mary Barr 37. Tracy Williams 38. Barry Bowles Mtn Levinson 40. Sue risky 41. Bronwyn Lucas 42. Patrici Jobnion 43. Rick Hansen 44. Peter Hancock 45. Curt Fehr Schneider 47. Tim Holynew 48. Mike Twhter 49. David Jahn 50. Con Crum 51. Keith Bede 52. Jon Long samna Green 54. Ron Thieknhaus ss. j. Mania 91 Doug Slater 57. Greg Eden 5 David Maloney Pie Si Shaba Tabun Ellsworth 1.Jeff Beckingham 2. Bruce Ashida 3. Susan Mambugh 4. Deborah Bram 3. Wee Sue !long B. Canie Tom ne 7. Louise Murphy 8. Rita Martin 9. Don Kohman 10. John lush ' II. Bah John L. lampoon 12. Marvin L. St at 13. Scott Newton 14. Mark E. Johnson 15. Marsha How 16. Nancy Johnson 17.0u stint Marcotte It Randall Blaine Ivey 19. Bienda Clark 20. Gretchen Knipp 21. Wendy T. granger 22. Mark K. Johnson 23. Buff Scott 24 Mehra Cho 25. Ann Gianyjeoi 26. Mindy MeWherter 27. Dwane A. %Va. David Pal 29. Bob Beeler 30 Mark Cocanougher 31. Tom Novak 32 Frank Hoye° 33. Jeff Perry 34. Martha Korpefa 35. Brenda Cooper M. Chris Johnson 37. Shahin Tahoe ' 39. Mahmuod Seyal 39. Tokuuro Karnigatakuchi 40. Sun %minister 4!. Sam Illo 42. Marlon Fink 43. Kelly Patrick 44. Richard Seib el 45. Greg Geary 48. Bradford Blake 47. Richard Jed Inger 48. Paul Lothman 49. Patna.. O ' Neill 50. Mark Kelley 51. Keith Rainey 52. Shoukri Khoury sa. William J. Howard 54. Rodger A. Delfay M. Steve Dellekker 5 6. Wes Chipman 57. David K.Rattern 5 Robert Lovell 59. Pete king 60. Tim Byers 61. Scott Hanson 62. Dennis Morgan 83. Greg Everage Root Flood 65. Darryl Parker 641. Wayne Rockwood 67. Houston Burke M. Brian Bunch fig Jon Long A th Hashinger 3 I. Kevin Lecher E. Rich Mazklin 3. Mahlon: Juror 4. Peter Kldndge 5. David Bauer 6. S. Bryan Sum men 7. Rich Durham 8. Gary Borchardt 9. Daniel A. Ric kel 10. Rowell Treece II. Dean Jondan 12. Bd Schultz 11 Brian Para 14. Greg Vsllis IS. End D. Bike 16. Sohal1.1.1.un 17. Mr. Briar D. Mentzer It Tim Hodges 19 Drew DeNlack 20. Charles Hunt 21. Kirk Slaughter 22. Paul St hub 23. Howard Epstein 24. Manson: Therzadeh 25. John Vial 26. to Litchfield 27. Chris Reece 28. tarry J. Shay 29. Ricky Gitt 281 Hashinger 4 Reisman intoning la Ban - - Eden 14. David E. Smith I. TO6(1,. cen9k Grant f I8. Itl.eTnionisonpe , 2. Dena- • 3. AndVai.%ralmarrnn 1178: Imm. Abor (• Shrike 5. Rev` Walter 19. Bob We 6, TocSit.n Michael No 233- th TYnen • 7. Bell ,•120,111 21. Kee thew Ott B. Chris Kahl 22. TA t Moyer 12 B°4ba 9. lens • n Byrn lo. tint glint IL 145and_ t11 n Hashinger 5 q Bonham mennIn TA ay Santo I. Steve me 25• °a O ' Rourke celennne 2. Niel Ov•-• , ..0 13ans6 28. Shane 3.42f% y 27. Steven Fie Matt DavIs 28. Andy Hamilton Finn 4. Mat 29- Todd 5. Randy • 30. Cbriaratie...e Veda C..„-IIBI.A. 31. F.- Naas lel Rick Hunt.. . V- t Davao ' 9. Kelvin r Lowe 32 Com E. y III ..Da . Rama 3 35. Rector PST W. Mot 36. Etta 1110 Wan 12. Lon 33.T..---2 McQueen 36. et_Da° ' Kirk MOW Fury Pollardan 14. .4 -Menu IS. - -HeKin eV Ed 16. Jim „, Cuthne wn° Ada) IT via) muddell 42. Roger e.., IS, sieve H Karen •7- Ea ... %Ink stra 43. PICTURED. 7 .Em () I NOT - - von- Dave -Baron ZT Kraus 23. ( Hashinger 6 I. AI Smithson IS. Charlie IlillIN, 2. Cathy Baer 19. Parry 3. Deb Cathy Centenbetwr Ticknor 20. Mo Iluelnp 21. Chern Rawson 5. Zannah .ahan 22. Nariva Bond 6. Judy 23. Cheryl Ilernik 7. Teddy Rosevear 24. Lisa Wiggurgb in 8. Tern Bahlman 25. Linda Webb 9. Nine ' Mixorbrad 26. Anne Ivey 10. Teresa Brat ton 27. Jayne Schell 11. Bah Light 2S. sins Perkins 12. Tina Mane 29. ima Sleratma Carobon 30 Luria Cireello 13. Debbie 31. Dinah larruncnitan 32. Anne Ilecunger 14. Laura tunes 33. anal ' Servo, 15. Dena File+.ri 34. Shaluda khan 16. Monie inflow 35. Jeanie Will 17. Mari RobertsR Hashinger 7 1. Leslie Short 2. Carol Krebs 3. Cheryl Flint 4. M. Colleen Zacharias 5. Leanne MeInnt 6. Dianna McKinsey 7. Jan Bell 8. Utzabeth Kaplan 9. Sylvia Stone 10. Monica Markiessiez II. Lisa Carr 12. Koko Ilantawa 13. Lil Svec 14. Jan Stover 15. Amber Riehl 16. Sylvia Richardson 17. terrta Blorthrun IS. Ann Weber 19. Karen Kimmel 20. Nancy McKinney 21. Diane Plivrka 22. Carol Isaac 23. Ins Murntakr 24. Ruangrong llonghernpuk 25. Paula Kerschner 26. Jane Feuerbom 27. Susannah Slyer. 28. Kumnith Hart 29. Urns Kaherline 30. Jackie Fit kel 31. Debbie Brom n 32.Jean Gra...beiges 33. Becky Mason 34. Lon iledrick 35. Susan Sehoenmaker 36. Ann Ward 37. Lame, Cerger 38. Man lee Starrafer 39. Rosly, Ashen( t 40. Slaixie 41. Paula Prange 42. Karen darner 43. Roberta Wilhelm 263 Hashinger 8 I. Arlyn Sammy 2. Rhonda Denning 3. Kathleen Long Cole 5. anet Reed 6. Cole Kepi 7. Trin Sanitomo 8. Ceske Kelly 9. Rev Teltma 10. Cookie Monster 11. Cindy Carrington 12. Debbie Sullivan 13. Chneu ' ellen 14. Carol Vac Rump 15.17 Vi Richardson It tufa ' oodbum 17. die See 18. Kim Olson 19 ' .athenne Cerkey 20. Nancy Nehnng 21. Christi Braman a Card Lank 23. Rhonda Barta 24. Carol Peterson 25. Ruth St Todd 28 Sarah Nutty 27. Julie Garrett 2 at Long 29. Kelli Murphy 30. Tack° Tachdcana 31. Susan Rehm 32. Cynthia Bogart 33. Cindy Kalish 34. Colleen Kelly 35. lama Nctunann 38. Lucy Telthont NOT PICTURED. Ikrose Eatwell JRP 1 1. Tom Busing IL Torn lloyt Mike Logan 1. Den Dempf S. Ross Van Peh Mark Clark 7. Bob Nugent B. Mike Smith A Mike Cummings 10. John Barrett 11. Tbn Ilarig It Clinton BurkhalI 13. Dave Jones 14. Persona Non Grata It Perry huduski MI Greg Hate 17. Dan Schoen IS. John Mould 19. Mark Bromeke 20. Bill Van Sickle 21. C] Nicks 22. Rill enks 23. R fkuturha 24. Bob White 264 25. Tim Navickas 28. Ken Powell 27. tm 2 elf flint 29. RBusk 30. Rich Tape Prolik R.D. NOT Dave Schmidt Bill Griffin Steve Clarke Todd Black Kevin Corcoran Jim Dunden Don McCamnh Deegan Dpuic Tony Cluhani Doug Marl Ta Fang Chang Zack Pewevrardy Parwah Durnar Ed Garcia Jim Kaiser. Midn.. USN • . • I. Dave Armstrong 2. Marvin Mickelson 3. GinpStrippoli 4. (lark Bliehly 5. (Iris Rott 8. Terry Mattson 7. Peter King 8. Justin Ford 9. Jaya Alagha 10. Steve Doge II. Pat Tracy 12.James Diddle 13. Ken Heckman 14. Bret Bolton IS. Randy Schaper It Scott 17. Edward Graham 18. Rich Faflick 19. Larry Eudalcy 20. Jerry Tevelove 21. Dave Touvel 22. Unidentified 23. Unidentified 24. Rich klontgomery 25. Steve Howell 28. Kurt elaustrig 27. Bob Byen 28. Bob Lunch 29. Brian .Matteson 30. Kevin Harlon 31. Bob Muen 32. Unidentified 33. Matt Devine 34. Mark Kessler 35. Larry PKken 313. Gerry Edison 37. Dudley Stutz 38. Dave Miller 39. Matt Porter I. Brian Harder 2 Paul Peterson 3. James Loft 4. Doug Tucker 5. Bill Menem. 8. Tim Jacobs 7. Larry Miller 8. Istaummo Manisa 9.John Ftoter 10. Phil Baker I I. Dean Thorsen 12. AI Laird 13. Ron Phelps 14. Bill ' Thompson 15. Jim Garrett. l Ken Kidder 17. Brian Hanrahan 18. Steve Rorahough 19. Kent Miller za Jonathan Newkirk 21. Dale Glanglia 22. John Nichols 23. Scott Ashcroft 24. John Deaf fan 25. Andy Lewis 28. John McCall 27. Steve ST. 29. Steve Ranks 30. Pete Travis 31. Alan Campbell 32. Eric Vanderk ' eldc .13. Rick Noon 34. Brad Denison 35. Robert Brown 38. Don Ftth 37. Jim Nelson 38. Rob Rehnquist 39. Kevin SWItZel 40. Marshall Berry 41. Jim lenh 42. Torn Peterson 43. Paul Mullin 44. Steve Richter 45. Delwin Stevenson 48. Matt Schamel 285 JRP 4 1. Tom Amenne 2. Je‘s D. Paul Jr. 3. Uhl% Green 4. Eugene Walsh 5. Hon Price 6. Keith Miller 7. Brent lamb R. Kevin K ikon 9. Bill Tawert 10Charles Rath II. Bill 1 allImart 12. H. Amntrong 13 Unidentified II. Robert Bolen IS. Joseph Hodnick 16. 1M Canen 17. Richard Pain It Chanawalt 19. Unidentified 20. Ed Morn ley 21. Kim Ilazarvartsan 22. Paul Cliniecki TA Steve Bellinger 24. Tom Young 25. Corns Shinn 26. Dick Ilarnngton 27. Dirreek Frankton TA Clarence Fulton JRP 5 I. Mark Deaton 2. Clans Dunathan 3. Don Bidder 4. Clyde A. Yasutake S. Chuck Derwin 6. Stuart Keeler 7. Mark Vlessades 8. Bill 9. Mark 10. Pat Nails II. Denim Ricketts 12. Don Sapp 13. Jeff Frederes 14. Tetsup Ilando 15. Tun Bauer 16. Mike than 17. Jan Dank IS. Chuck Finkledein 19. Regan Mommer 2. Bobde? Sloan 21. Jeff Ostborg 22, Kevin YOUTIVf0111 23.ay Bevan Jim im Cunningham 25. Gary Phillips 26. Dan Beck 27. Jim Ticket t VI Paul Zaleski N. Dave Vobach 30. Kurt Hottmann 31. Tom Hall JRP 6 1. Dwayne Ryan, 13. Gary Gibson 2. Greg Carpenter 14. Dick Keeney 3. Tyler O ' Donnell 15. John Iladps 4. Jim Kartsonis 16. Vince Slielocki 5. Keenan Gentry 17. Tom Tingle 6. Steve Ikpe It Ken Snell 7. Bob Rehnquist 19.John Cain 8. All Sahlnkava 20. Dave Adams 9. Mike 21. Aaron Domlaerty 10. Kahlod Abu- 22. Steve Nash Ghazalen 23.Joel Kenehen I I. Meet) Klan at 24. Lyle Walktts 12. Richard Gardner I. Mark Deacon 12. Ball Meneaes 2. lea Paul 13. Rick Noon 3. R011en Nugent 14. Ruck Walsh 4. Richard Prot 15. Rich 5. Randy Schaper Montgomery 6. Larry Mailer 16. Kem Kempf 7. Tom Tingle 17. Marshall Bern Clinton Burklull 18. All Sahinkaya 9. Tam Jacobs 19. Elliot Green 10. Kevin 1000VDC 20. Don Sapp I I. Marvin Miclielson 21. Run Van Pelt 267 JRP Staff WIWI Lewis 2 I. Kip Peters 2. Amy DuTc.0 3. Karen Gibson 4. Tracy 5. %tenet:Lon Kathy Branson 7. Sue thieves Brfpett to Lori Wiseman 11. Demme Sharp 12.Letts Inndis 1.3. L Edwards 14.Maria pots IS Brenda Brennan It Renee Smith 17. Karen Jay Lewis 3 I. Tunas Casey P. JoAnnette Born 3. yelp Greer 4. Erin 014a1 5. Cathy Kreuter Kimberly Birch 7. Lark Moore Beth Jacobson 9.0 Stephens 10. Linda Dieskobroffi 11. Linda Weber Card Steinbach II Angela St 14. Donna Diction 15. Karen StuNsatz IS. Delores Hines 17. Wen Iwamoto IS. Mary Amnia 19. Patsy Dnadura 20 Michelle Wenn lb. Laura Anderson 19. %%Wank Ilayes 20. Patti Davies 21. Emilie Jones 22. Beverly Ramsey 23. Patty Wilhelm 24. Diane Allen 25. Pam? Peter 212 Wendy Rs, Holds 27. Sara Conn Mazy aid 29. Kathy Ferguson 30. Ltri Morrow 31. Gayle Crane 32. Marsha Coffey ' 33. Chris Heinzelmann 21. Cindy Ray 22. Ellie Simmons 23. Cinch lippoch 24. Diane Duran 25. Missy Janes M. Laurie Hearn 27. Ruth Baum ZS. Bunny C 29. Ellen Jove= 30. Swan Kebo 31. Debby Ken 32. Inky Tarbach 33. Lorna Stevens 34. JoAnne Oliver .35. Denise Heiman Debby Ilaskim 37. Laura Pthl 3 Pam Nebgen 12. Tammy McNeal 40. Kelly Sims 2 t I. Belinda Smith 2. Marla Brow n 3. Felicia Penn 4. Pam Liepitz 5. Hekn Townsend 8. Cindy Meyer 7. Susan Hamilton 8. Sandra Ttlrnan 9. Vicki Eddleman 10. Valerie Milkman II. Sarah S. Taggart 12. Amy Hill 13. Jeanne Howe). 14. Linda Pritijohn 15. Meg Plunkett 18 Lori Rosebem. 17. Lisa DonaMurn 18. Suzanne Slakr 19. Janet Mittenfelner 20. Susan Brunnen 21. Debbie Brown 22. Liz Campbell RI Barbara Schneider 24. Lily Salutes 2.5. Susan Allen 28. Carrie Morton 27. Jan tessera! 28. DeNne Dizon 29. Linda Clement 30. Terry Kast 31. Wendy Radcliffe 32. Marshi Dryden 33. Tamara Jefferiev 34. Laurie kuhatzky 35. Kim Stevens 38. Debbie Sanders 37. Cathy Sayles 38. Heckle Gardiner 39. Maria Hwang 40. Andrea Bell 41. Tern Darnell 42 Jane Femec Rhonda Lewis 44. Amy Reynolds 45. Jill Bradshaw lei Lewis 5 I. Ginger Hall Sue Carter 3. Jane Warner 4. Barb Vince 5. Cindy Enckson 8. Cindy Stratford 8. o Kitten 7. Kennedy 10. Becky Fox II. Sandra Cordon 12. Chris Bel 13.141ta Rich 14. Sonia Sanabia 15. Doris Sommerville 18. Anita Duckworth 17. Tammy Tanner I Carolyn Kobel! 19. Sherri Angk 20. Mari Beth Ravi 21. Bart; Prater 22. Pam Wolfe 23. Yvonne [Allard 24. Mary Ann Coady 25. Kathy Rice 28. Cheri Fake 27. Lois Stmlsaugli 28. Beverly Chien 29. Anna Graedwr 30. Sheryl Dick 31. Karen llovermak 32. Nancy Schmidt 33. leande Sowers 34. Pamela Prentiss Lewis 6 I. Cynthia Lyiane Pram Jeanie Jacobson 3 Shawn Clark 4. Sue Tierney S Pat Nelsgen 6. Vick, Hooper 7. Vo Virgima Canny lk Bonita Gale win 9. AnitaJultake 10. Beth VanCksve I I. Misty Hastings 12. loei Radcliff 13. Patrice Jackson 14. I.. Bose Fahia 15. Paula Richardson 16. Bach Plum 17. Mary Jim IS. Shamwav 19. Michelk Anderson Luanne Moehlran I. Lon Biggentalf 22. Becky lalienkamp 23. Debbie Shah 24. Rosanne Martineau 25. Bridget Bennett 2 Came Knapp Cath1 Clark 221.Jayne Schanck 29 Let Libby 30.Jean Schiben 31. Debbie Sedoreek 32. Carla A. %Vika 33. Jami Ikhnert 34. Lisa Pan ndge IS. Janet Pohl 36. Cindv McNichols 37. Cindy Unruh 3El. Lora Odium 33. Sue Wren 40. Linda Schmoller 41. Susan Dittemore 42 Clare Goodson 43. Patty lames 44. Dana Ilufford 45. Coco lksJandins tab Lewis 7 I h Mven 2. Sheila Noonan 3. Mary Schroeder 4 Camille lIerrumdez 5. Brenda Stevens 7. Beay 7. Darlene M211111 8. Joken P farm.= 9. Colleen Prohaska 10. Janet Dyer 11. Chin (line It Lou Lou Gluzzaan 13. Tanya Clung 14. Betsy !Laverty 270 15. Glenda Hutchinson 16. Kathy Wilson 17. Barbara Galindo It Janet Smatter 19. Mazy Devis 20. Laurie Parzybok 21. Jean Ann Stutz 22. Thbbk Bees 23 Patti Wright 24. Pair Huyeke 2 rooky Petigna ZS. Rom Tr...elute 27. Carol Stoecker 28. Anne Morrison ta. Nancy Nolan I. Debbie Bulk 2. Wanda Thom. 3. Diane Ileintman 4. Elyse FinkeWein 5. Lynne Ann Seller 6. Cbeal Ruekridge 7. Only Whitcomb° S. Deb Rates 9. Inst. S. Richardson IV IR Mark johncton II. Karl Sehleitbuslin NUT PICTURED: liebetra Ringer McCollum 2 271 I. Ilani laser 2. Doug Brown an 4. Ilarokl 5. David I. Pierre Walk Pouter Mike Ilarbock 9. Randy IAA 10. Dave Cardner II. William Straw IL David hunphrey 13, Steve Mockler 14. Kevin Kelly IS. Caty Oelschlseirer It Jim Hanky McCollum 3 I. B41 Swanson 2. Ernmor E. Mawu 3. Match Hall 4. Phd Lum 5. Mahmoud jag ar 6. Ken Iona 7. Sue South 8. Nabil Abiroustom 9. Ramon Lon 10. Temp Nankm 11. Mart Cauert 12. Dusky Augm Tecgarden 13. fun 14. Doug Deffenbaugh 15. Dan McCulley 16. Fand HATO) 17. Philip Run IS. Tim Marshall 19. Dave Retnfelds 20. Todd 21. Ted Craver 22. Clayton Saaihof 23. Jeff Seth 24. 5.1whael Raame. 25. Ilidevilo Yotda W. Greg Christemon 27. Craig fright 2A. Pete Mitchell 49. Al Sander 30. Bob Stockdale 31. Dann. Caldwell 32. Ahmed Ruagni 33. (hams Hacked McCollum 4 V McCollum 5 I. Marty sehlamenberg 2. Larry ' Britton 3 6. oHee°Ijunowa:;:imad.Andegathechnamen Sal am am—luda n , I8. Masaki Ur a II. 5bdul 181 vid 1 hon 20. II tnevin Duroioy 21. Reg , ni 16. Steve Smith ,. 19. Len Bra ' h .. It 22. J Ad Delwin n Tim !ran ' 24. Bob Kitchen 25. Kevin Pnastt 28. Paul Lehr 27. Ed Aherger 28. Lyle Green 29. stark Tanner 30. Alfredo Liu. 31. Wane 32. Burton Mg:ollus6 33. Clonn 34. Paul Nlarcello 35. Jose Sort 36, Sl a 37. Steve Lana v 38. Dave Conn 39. flot6Itin 40. Amon. 41. Fram - Aro 42. Dim Shope 43. bm Meyer 44 , A. Mark Baldwin 45 Pat Needham Voahiro I ir; 48. Yo‘Inhiro 49. (lurk, Opheim 01 44 McCollum 6 I. Nebon 24. Karen Fur Otalvaro 25. Bt11 2. Bruce Galva. Kathennan 3. Heidi 28. Bean. Brun Minter Thomas 4. Jay Fowler 27. Paul Fono 5. R.hard 11.11 28. Cindy Vallano 6. Tun Waugh 29. Irene 7. Dave Levy Gastineau 8.Jan Dell,. 30. Becky Bryant Roos-Fard 31. Mark Goglev 9. Johnny 32. Beth Ktrkel . al Rotten 33. Bib Bob 10. Cecilia 34. Bell Moore Stevens 35. Mark Waltnp I I. A la 36. Jay Tnntsle a RutIMRe 37. Brian Bahr W 12. Gloria 38. Bill Spawn Carpenter 39.Jody Bennett fan 13. Sally 40. Dawn Sharp Andenon 41. Robert 14. Joy Gleason Sehadd Pa 15. 42. David Milk .00 IS. BaJul Dodd 17. ll 43. Mark Myers 44. Mark Green 1:re 18. Dee Phillips law« k 45. Scary Ferrenbach 11111. 19.Jaye McClure 46. Steve Bray 20. Debbie Hams 47. Kyle Flinn 21. Cindy Benson 48. Dave 22. Koch Slankard Tediane 23. Jun Itayrnond 275 disimats- 53;;M..,. • ......_ I c 111-1 • • McCollum 7 1. Mike Hutchins 2. Richard Lahmer 3. Greg Simpson 4. Stan Eckert 5. John r ' ..anberna 6. Chuck %Villein:in 7. Dave B. Roland S. John Schumann 9. Bandy Cordennan lib %up Salon I I. Rucwll Carter 12. Kevin K-Roh Rehimon 13. Atand Axis Aimsaoch 14. Jeff Jailer 15. Edwin Scott Vedas. 16. Mkhiel L. Robinson 17. Kevin Milian IS. John Stapch 19. Dave Yoivell al. Richard Bethany 21. Keith Thema. 22. Cregotv Bathe 23. Cuongb ang 24. Steve thrscheln 25. Kevin Lanigan 26. Somboon Wongsthadat 27. Iran the Mail DC loam A bdulad 29. Joe Bauer 30. Eddie Ilafilc, 31. Dan A 32. Tom Carter .13. Tenato Genta er 34. llama! Taluvaan I David Vernon 3 Larry- Goldworm 37. David lastly 38.Joe Petrie 39. Brad Simp.on 40. Carlo 41. Robert (:olhunt 42. Too Saeti ' 43. Kevin hIcKarland 44. John Peer) 45. Bill Schulteis I. Rick Wed 2. Thomas Pihl 3. Jeff Davis 1. Dave Taylor S. Mark SeWard 6. John Ilenderson 7. David Mould Kim Kalkr 9. Mike Moves 10. Tammi Ilarhert II. Caw litter IS.Jorie Erich 16. Rid Peterson McCollum 8 I. Sharon Stoke 21. Swan Fowler 2. Anne Schultz 22. Heidi Kenner 3. Rita Brown 23. Indy Ca for 4. Nancy fruit 24. Jill Sty. 5.31411a 25. Vicky Tevinttti in Liz Sigler 26. Rolwria SUOMI Carol Davi. 27. t 2n. Miller ds. Lace Cinch. Whin 9. Molly. Lan 29. ' oranda Gontaley 10. Merry Lambert 30. km von I I. Julie ' Rani. Hetkinann 12. Karol Junket 32. tan Lint It Cindy Tniwell .33. Sayan I lave. II. Ann !Caner 34. Chew Bari 15. Pamela Cliff 35. Connie Scltallav 16. Deblw Irvington :36. Lynn Vander 17. PanliTritt linden VC Linda Salky 37. Kaien Schkt 19. Connie Falilano 36. Ann. Yuan 20. Lorne Recker 19. Patio McCoy McCollum 9 I. Betty Harm 2. Caryl Van Valkenhurg 3. Terri (Trait.Id 1. Sanwalak Suapeckraeloy 5. Hilda M. Arango 6. Jo Pe 7. Ntalwhtd Akadbeh 8. Debbie Nloreschi 9. Laura Gulch 10. Cathy Neal I I. Sharon Gilhalnd 12. (Airtime Mazza 13. Punnet Altaiyawat Siriporn PanYivatans 15. Sinpoen Sarangka•iri 16. Joleen Jody ' Jame; 17. Anne Meikk 18. Suzy. Pfeifer 19. In terhaneah M. Barbara Letterman 21. Susan Ildl 22. Jan Latham 21 CAndy Steele 24. Tosluni Wada 25. Yukiko Tsukuno 28. Sae alto Nakagawa 27. Cindy Bryant 28. Joyce lartey 29. Cindy keeper 30. Irene lukareh 31. Marilyn Inimon 32. Laurie Ofrentedt 33. Kayla Barrett 34. Jodr Slow 35. Jodell Jorserand 36. it, Green 37. Paula C. North 38. Diane Alfino 39. Ian %It Kenzie 40. Joyce (lung 41. Sue Sparks 12. 1ai Swarm 43. Janet Carpenter NOT PI(I1TBEI Wendy Welly 10 Naismith 2 fek 2. k.m Floods 3. Mary Nadel 4. Joairne Dierks Susan McElligott Celia Jones 7. Susan Starr Shwa. Witham 9. Stacy Dickson 10. Jerri Monne II. Andy (]open It Roxanne Walker 13. Beth laskinclo 14. Steve Karlin I Greg St. Armond 16. Travis Meyer 17. Cathy NInfud It Lana Miller It Fax Nichol.: 2 Pam Cain 21.11a11 Steiner Wendy Blank 63. Sallie aughter 24. Mary Beth Saunders 25. Missy Tetsialf 26. Gary Pusan 27. Marl Thin 25. Rick Litwin 29. Craig 30. Wile %Wiwi h 31. Mike Steven. 32. John Bullard 33. Dave Thompson 34. J. C. Alonto 35. Paul Cowl 36. Brett Jordan 37. Jolt Backe NOT PICTURED: Grady Boles Dan M tally:act Scott Purington Vance 11411 Mindy Wales John Sunken Steve %Pen Bob No Win David Ilandy Denise Wernensa Mark Hanson Brad Vignatelb Dave Hickey Amber Bacantz Jody Meek Enteur Allamea to USA, Naismith 3 I. Ten Suns 2.10isti Smith 3 Bernadette Strippoli 4.1Lara Brown 5. Carol Stun Mazda T 7. Stacy Stock an Rachel 9. Cokhtein 10. hi Kansa 11. Jokne Danaher It Bob Skase 13. Brad Tennant 14. Ron Hallow IS. Tim Arnold It Stat. Abbott 17. Amy Greg I Jenny Hob 19. Pauline Ban 20. Scott Soong 21.144 Edmund a Dahlia. Magoon 23. Crank Richey 24. Dave Hagen ' 25. Mark Goldstein 2 Brun Collins 27. Larry Ottumwa 28. Roger Nons ' ood 2 9. Nancy Click 30. Gary Sanders 31. Jean Pearson 32. Ray Sieradzan 33. Mark Justice 31. Bemodrite Dona 3 K 37. John Amster 3S. blare Klima 39. Douglas DeLoss Dodds a Zachary Page Grant 41. Scott Tauten ifottlit Naismith 4 I. Cindy ParteII 2, Anne Lowther 3. Nancy Undravoil 4. Dune Kramer 5. Lisa Frwella 6. Marsha Gelb 7. Dorothy Bona Bath Swearingen 9.Jennifer Lapp 10. Pam Lacy II. Laurie Bender 12. Dawn 13. Jane beeps 14. Kim Doherty 15. Mary Meinking It (Inlay Block 17. April Benton It John Jackson 19. John Burchetta 20. Tom Smith 21. Mark Kirby 22. Randy Freed 23. Dana Beach 24. Paul Gorelick 25. Brian Butcher 26. Brent Boner 27. Mike Dougherty 28. Dave Trainman 29. Carl Fiwher 30. Ed Waller. R 31. Tom Bntendine 32. Rod Ligon 33. Slink Comm 34. Rob Telthixst 33. FA! Ianimist Ai ikAAt. is Naismith 5 I. Deanna Porkamy 2. ()beryl Baum 3. Debbie Knight 4. Terri Towing 5. Steve Blodgett Terri Cosentino 7. Debbie Brophv Vivian Slater 9. Jane Bacon 10. Flay Wright 11.panne Baker 12. Denise Iludgens 13. Kim Itoentach 14. Inn Knox 15. Alebrida Hein 113. Bonnie Hamilton 17. Susan Lorenz 18. Jcdy Pokerman 19. Kathy Chase 20. Kareii Brookstein 21. Steve Baler 22. Jeff Hahn 23. Ed Grismk 24. Rick Kastner 25. David Mon.... 2 Karl Seek 27. Laura SteCort 2 Eric Eckes 29. Lisa Ramey 30. Royce B. diet 31. Pam Soto 32. Jeff Castle 33. Nancy Wells 34. Cohn Newsom 3 Michelle Sanderson at Pam Beer 37. Chris Appenfelkr at Gene BLitt 39. Jim Edgar 40. Charlotte Leviton 41. Dan Nieman NOT PICTURED. MelanieRegister Brenda Fishman Beth Wolfoe Tracy Robinson 2141 Naismith 6 I. Sint- South 2. Patti Cordon 3. (:,nthia Dahl 4. Fran Shemian 5. Jackie Lyra Falen 7. Robyn South Michelle Hull 9. Pam Lathrom 10. Sue (:Amore I I. Caro Glick 12. Sally Vialin 13. Lain Reiter 14. Stacie Croderg II Paul Ruerchnoff 16. Libby Ilamilton 17. Kitly (Iiriymer I Margarei Cunningham 19. Lynn Blanes 90. Robin Kaplan 21. Amy SITSIIIM 22. Rick Anonynocn 23.1:4f Kraft 24. an Fountain 25. ' urt Tuf :lbot 4:ozarnou 27. S4111 Zell 28. HI bars 29. Robert 11 . 30. Diana Tacker 31. Andy Schertennan 32. Terry Malone 33. Diva Pea{ haw) 31. Scott Rachankon 15. Steve Silverman 38. Frank Framanan 37. Bob Roinlimon 3 Joe Core 39. Dave (:remit 40. Mark Click 41. Bob Legler 42. Janet Byer. 43. Eda Englund 44. Dave Prather 45. John I awry NOT PI( :TI ' REI). Cord, CregOry Kull Pervam Andrea Iii4Jer Judy Bernthal Terry Cook Scott Graham Barb Bombe. Naismith 7 I. Mike Sato 2. Mark Dolan 3. Mace McGinley 4. Blanc Farlms 5. Mark Cole 6. Paul Rh( 7. Torn Sandell Harry Tr:mown 9. Jim Talky 10. Kathy Knockmous 1I. Man. Esallega 12. Robyn Cadman 11 Delb C hinAn 14. tabby Ilook:Lod 15. Julie Chamber, 18. ' 7 lady Ilenderum 17. Carolyn Arnold 18. Steve Sapp 19. Steve Yarborough 20. Larry Dahl 21. Doug Stew an 22.54c-re Benz 23. Mike Cale 24. Randy Cordon 25. Richard Kahn 28. Bruce Bncker 27. Pal Candy 282 2 Robert Pittman 29. Cary Waitron 30. Jim`Thiele NOT PR:TURF:I Paul Kreiger Steve Sohlett lorinda Carrel laz Webb Roger Slandield Kirk Welsh Ion Greshinan Ruben- Blinder Tun Warfel Cary Schnieder Robert Rothman Monaca Omani Frederic., Mullen Jro Porlop Swan DC P....man Becky %%lute lands Ellinotton Paula Stratiuneyer Carl BtontImen Eddie Deck 4:)ndi Amman Joan McAndrew Sandy Jennifer Suakin Naismith 8 I. Stacy %Imp ' 2. Laura Green 3. Mike Binkky 4. Beth Steiner 5. Add Cook 6. B411 Marine° 7. Shirley Rosselot 8. George Kale, 9. Jeff herehenbaurn 10. Pat Elliot I I. Karen I louse 12. Mary Beth IlatsMeyer 13. Ilatner 14. lawn ' Christian 15. Kathy Hedrick 16. Paula Krapp 17. Bill Doering 18. Gary Makowsky 19. Gene Slater 20 Randy Wright 21. Jim Amy ' 1 22. Carla Ot ten 23. Jim Sxrnsoo 24. Mike Belmky 25. Don Miller 26.Jon Memenger 27. Murray 28. Ilowaid Sludinsky 24. Jim 30. Keith Ilokomh 31. Anita Miller 32. Steve Ma al Mike Colren Naismith 9 I. Leslie Rose 2. Marti Truitt 3. Cindy Harwell 4. law tflute.ide 5. Stuart Southern 6. Jeanneane Schmidt 7. Steve Ciannos 8. Gary Rubin 9. Diane Burger 10. Bill Vore 11. lay Woodyard 12. lhana Slialin4 • 13. 1111I Larzalere 14. Steve Southern IS. Mark Bradley 16 Frank 17. Darrel Riekenherg 18. Jim Mduid la Bob 141w.lnit 20. Tun Kerwin 283 Naismith 10 1. Curie 2. Sarah Engler 3..%=L 4. Kathy awn S. Ellen Kardese ft Jackie Ferrel 7. Ronna chum Evan lefton 9. Terms Pishnv 10. Abby Ilaflick I I. Lisa Fulenwickr 12. Karen Deittazo 13. LAI Altman 14. Helene Rosen l Sheila Katz I Terri Helm 17. Bret Wassev It Sortt Robinson Kt David Friedman 91 Bridget Gmlfml 21. Roll Kaplan 22. DreW i 111C 21 Doug Gentde 2-1 Glavinkb 25. Bruce Beatty 2Q Doug Seiden 27. lima Gelpi Phillip Marehbanks 29. Randy Engntan Barbara Del Mum 31. George Rothe 32. George Sorrentino 33. Anne Gainey 34. Doug Lane 3S. Denise Boyer 30 Bob Beeker 37. Robert Brown 3 Greg Marino 39. Dean We 40. Dave Sayler 41. Kevin Brown C. lane Cutts 43. Toni Wayne 44. Byron Ginsburg 45. David Wedlan 40 JayhavAt Naismith Staff I Ed %SzlIs 2. Cindy I larzeil 3. Karen Ileum 4. Libby Ilougland Steve Benz Slverry Miringoff 7. Wlbot Cu:meow Debbie Brophy 9. levy Stock Troia Meyer 284 I I Stn.( Smith 12. Dave Prather It Scott Robinson 14. Marcia Tollaksen IS. Randy Gordon I Bd1 % ickery 17. Gene Slate It Mark Henke NOT PICTURED: Dennis Karla Oliver 2 1. amyl SO 2. Lha Hoerath 3. Kathy Wilson 4. Susan MyTtS 5. Laura McNeal 8. Cathy Cassady 7. Dana Wilson 8. Geoiganne Gage 9. Ouarda Doti 10. Diane Ellis I. lkinw Buchrei 2. Leslie Fricklas 3. Sue Williams 4. Mary Beth Fish er 5. Limit Murry 8. Diane Panton 7. Brenda Owens Sara Samuels 9. Holly Cadden 10. Sue Pates 11. Lone Miller 12. Linda O ' Malley 13. Meggin yekert 14. Heidi Shelton 15. Pain Marius It Lynnly Dalton 17. arishne Vopata II. Karen McDaniel 12. Lisa Kunst l3 Amy McGowen 14. Barbara Chapman 15. It Ruth last 17. Barbara Elms It Julie Blamer 19. Anita Barnes 18. Julene Tedlock 19. Nancy Gastineau 20. Stacia Veal 21. Lisa McKee 22. Shuck Sisk 23. Becky Williams 24. Bethtidenour 25. Rhonda Butts 28. Lynne Davey 27. Susan Accanli 28. Debbie Sigh 29. Val Zanadil 30. Paula Thompson 31. Vivian Strand 32. Jan Dubin 33. Kaye Wisecup 34.JudiWithm 285 Oliver 3 Oliver 4 I. Barb Haber 2. Denise Von Hoene 3. Sarah Locke 4. Shea Radebki 5. Karen Keith 8. Debi Petsehe 7. Patti Arnold 8. Lisa Proctor 9. Denise Mott 10. Tony. Boone II. Crests llohnes It Shelly Butler 13. Debi Horning 14. Pam. Mayfield 15. Pam Garfinkel I Gretchen Kraft 17. Kern Austin 18. Karen Roberts 19. Dee Ann Dusharm 20. Laurie Weiclenrnann 21. Shelley Mann 22. Kim Calbreath 23. Karen Gothic 24. Cathy Brown 25. Kay Coktschmidt 28. Cora Stagier 27. Rosalyn McGee 28. June Epstein 29. Maureen McCullough 30. Marlys Headley 31. Kate Fanner 32. Lynne Roche 33. Donna Heider 34 Leslie Ditch 35. Jean Fong X Susan Spradley 37. Billie Ilehon 38. Ardis Bryan 39. Cheryl Warkentm kik 4 Oliver 5 I. Margie Allen 2. Joni Snyder 3. Sandy Sheets 4. Debbie Spencer 5. Colleen krimedy 8. Lad Jackson 7. Carla Gender Cindy Waterfield 9. Lea Wenman 10. Marianne Parry I I. Mary Trenehmann 12. Klima Monroe 13. Joanse Fohom 14. Carolyn Hubmger 15. Renee Yource Ie. Cindy Novella 17. Tern %%tinhorn 18. Stephan. Waltz 19. Laura Goldstein 20. Bonnie Eisner 21. Sun Petebn 22. Kathleen Dempity 23. Lisa Berkion 24. Kathy Leach 25. Sandy Zuh 28. Shari Feist 27. Susan Roberts 28. Ellen Zimmer 29. Cathy Ward 30. Jil imett 31. Stacey MacFarlane 32. landee Grant 31. Lynda DeSelms 34. Veda Foster 35. Robyn Karlin IS. Darla Keener 37. Mind, Hasenbank 38 Diana Stephens 39. Naomi Abrams TO 4 288 Oliver 6 I. Silly McGuire 24. Pamela Hatch 2o don Nease 25. Kim Young 3. inn Lynch 28. Kim Cranford 4. Nancy Schmitz 27. Duna Perxklum S. Karen Dageraus 28. Debbie Scott 6. Lora Carlson 29. Cheryl 7. Marta Tobenson Ileidithrecht Donna Moser 30. Sarah Kenpn 9. Jenny Stewart 31. Kim Stofl 10. Abby Collins 32. Kim Shepherd 1 I. Michelle Trahan 33. Caroline 12. an Liveky Campbell 13. Heidi Clark 34. Susanne 14. Lorraine Mixon Schwentken 15. Brenda Reed 35. MaryBeth 16.Jane engennan Trintiori 17. Norma Wilson 36 Sharon ling 18. Franck Glenn 37. Michelle 19. Carla Adkinson Ilrynenich 20. Denise Sturm 38. Mary Ann Brown 21. Therma Hem 39. Gloria Slice 22. Ann Brennen 40. Canie %Ilium ta Susie Ilataway Oliver 7 I. Merle l.sorn. R.A. 2. Dennis login 3.pm Iltis 4. Gordon Kost 5. Bob Stemmer 6. David Kugler 7. Brett Martin 8. Vito Defonio 9. Bruce Mayfield 10. All Deathe II. In Reynolds 12. Greg Holt 13. Alan Raw 14. Ron Schmidt 15. Mark Perlin 16. Steve Raney 17. im Diehl 18. dln flak 19. ohn Loehr 33. lelbert Thomas Oliver 8 I. John Bcothska 2. Stew Sherman 3. Barry Miler 4. Ed Ash 5. Dale Robertson 6. Greg Berkely 7. Jeff Hotifsen Kell. lazier 9. Jeff Stehnev 10. Ball Crcom II. Make Storminess cc 12. Marcus Kcch 11 Tim Collins 14. Nakao IS It Frank loose 17. Alan Bottom It Tom It Scott Ruder 20. Brent Cutakenst 21. Lamy LkIk.god Kt Jeff Olson 23 Pat Medlock 24. Mike Martin 25. Scott Cathie 26. Bob Courage 27. Cary Welborn 2S. Brian Wolff 29. John Maddock 30 Don Hoff 31. Dave Stoner 32. Rick Binckley 33. John Hankhanuner 34. Ray Soffock Oliver 9 I. Kent Gay lor 2. Scott Smith 3.Dm Appelbaum 4. Bob Payne Guy McClure 6. Don Shields 7. Doug Gaston Robert Sperry 9. Wilton A. Hobbs II 10. Sonya Owolabi II. David Manley It Matt Tien 13. jim Fleck 14. Gordon Burk IS. Moll Moody 16. Jay Dark 17. Bill Dark 18.Jerry Tatung 19. Mkhael Green 20. Charlie Martin 21. Cease Myers U. David %Crockett 289 Oliver 10 1.0. J. 2. Mark Zimmer 3. Derek Shockley 4. Scott Sabo 5. Charles Holt 8. John Batch ink 7. Matt Harding 8. Tun Forman 9. Richard Cuilhert 10. Robert Kralovek II. Marc Fried 12. Satoshi Msr az) 13. Scott Steven 14. Mark Irinwelter 15. Torn Ttpton I Matt Carpenter 17. Steve Row It Robert Merril 19. Caarge Zen 20. Scott Sperry 21. George Holmes 22 tan Zamola n Douglas Vellauette 24. 13d1 Rader 25. Mark Yeskw 28. Ads !Mote 27. Gayle June 2 Peteron 29. Steve Palmer 30. Brun Hughes 31. Scott Jaime 32. Phil Tinner 33. Mark ()Airman 34. Khowomi Molamadt 35. Brace liaaluns 38. Steve Johnson 37. Perry Walton 38. Mark ilM131341 39. Ray Controctor 40. Bruce Irian II. Steve Collins Templin 2 I. Do Thong Son 2. Tun Wens a Bill Underwood 1. Greg Cook Bunny B. B. atter 7. Dennis Hannan Akyridro Alberti 9. Markhon Thronas 10. Kevin Myers 11. Rick Bouchard II. Bead Roth 13. Leon ard Steen 14. Tont E. Hawkins 15.Jeff Knight 16. Bettors L Wharton Templin 4 I. Robert Damon 2. Steve Allen 3. Lany Essenhaner 4. Ronald Hines 5. Vsneent Montenegro Darrel Sok 7. Bob Sanders Oiro Agee 9. Kuno Imasaler 10. Bolen WmIder II. Michael Owens 12. Mark Steadman 13. Cregory Tanner Ia. Rulura Young 15. John Sherman l Thomas J. Froze Templin 5 I Sherwin Anderson 2. Brad Dutton 3. T James 4. Jay ess 5. in ' elso 6. Stephen Grande] 7. Mark Mind Joe Dwyer 9. Robert town 10. Bill Dutton II. Ernie linger 12. Pat Fountain 13 Tom Cooper 4A, U %Atg 1111 ' 01 IPAY:KP 1 VIII 131 ' 6 SOS actin =WM 91 masPInS =PR ' 9 J gm 2.-733z{ smarm mg 71 Anans Arm a rInS Pla3 ' II OMSK! mpg .1 0 IV ATV swag ton 9I one ' IS TwIlamma 14PM WO 11 Rah ' tom at courrwm ageism 616 rIgneN IWO rano .nuoi ddrz Ang avLord oaf -6 copra sow 9 ulldtuai T9 senior Gritz gape award sieve Qibbs mike umpbell ;tet, ..? -aft • Si a a IR A. Battenfeld I. Ostranckr 2. Dan ' 3. Brad Denton 4. Mild Cordon 5. Rick Craton 8. Carlin Avila 7. David Juratuch Peter Bosch 9. Larry PIM 10. Richard Burkett] II. Mark Chit 12. Kevin Garret. 13. Robert Bixby 14. Eric Pyle 15. George Gomez 16. Larry Schumann 17. RicWard Friesen IS. Jerry Pincher 19. Terry Naegele 20. Steve Kennedy 21. Terre Suppes 22. Mark Wolff 23. Greg Baxley 24. Torn Collison 25. Wade Welch 26. 27. Chris Brungardt 28.1Iarold Bnganee 29. Mike Donovan 30. Tony Patton 31. Dan Shenkein 32. Richard Webb 33. Tan Coring 34. Bryan Sidlinger 35. Keith Mace 36. Kevin Skea 37. lean Ringer 3 John Voting 39. Curtis Rosebraugh 40. Bill Menit 41. Steve Froelich 42. John Snyder 43. Mike Hagernan 44. Jay Irby 45. Byvag Kim 46. Charks Ross 47. Lloyd Flernmingway 48. Mark Bouts 49. Steve Fleshier NOT PICTURED Moog Tan Nquyeli Phil Garcia Carl Fugate David F °WI Willard Johnson 294 ■ rir =tag El DOUTHART HALL • a ANN • • 1=11 I 1 I. Patti Watts 2. Linda McCune 3. Charlotte Luther 4. Kern Rocas 5. Ruth landly 8. Kim Ihyton 7. Del, Travers 8. Lots Mahn 9. ants Morrison 10. Rhonda MeMulkn II. Cindy Bruns 13. Lisa Schulte. 14. Holly Jordan 15. Brenda Little 16. die Hunt 17. o Hardesty 18. n Stang 19. Tamara Newport 20. isers15Vatson 21. JoEtia Mitchell 22. Maly Beth Oasis 21. nuanne Halglns 25. Pan Alloway 28. Tent Dosit4 27. Bea Hougland 28. Jan %liter N. Ruth Itser 30. Man Rasanen 31. Lisa Stehno 32. Joycelyn Martin 33. Dada Strahl 34. Connie !laggard 35. Anne Prochaska 38. Sharon Baker 37. Maureen Roult 38. Dottie VanBuren 39. Kelly Calhoon 40. Patrick het 41. Anne Bullet 42. Pam Bailey 43. Tammy Teague NOT PICTURED. Kathi Byrnes Linda Cot tle... Laura Kelly Lilian. Naitrio Linda Prohaska Scheid Theimer Des; Wolf Douthart 295 Grace Pearson 1. Jim Stramel 2. Dennis Decker 3. Mike Reper 4. Ed Prohaska 5. Steve Hitchcock 6. Kirk Lwkr 7. Chris Dembny 8. Chris Budd 9. Jeff llogan 10. Plaine Rutter 11. Arne Green 12. Kent Cormack 13. Erik Ramberg 14. Bill Howard 15. Mar Peters 16. Joey Frederick 17. Paul Nelson 18. John McNamara 19. Stanley Friesen 20. Mike Lubbers 21. Jim Cartwright 22, Pete DeWitt 23. Alden Winer 24. John Carpenter 25. Duane Starts 26. Tom Schroeder 27. KeithJacobs 28. Craig Baker 29.Joe Bartos 30. Richard Robinson 31. Randy 32. Alan Albright 33. David DeLano 34. Kip Kilian 35. James Brockway 36 Will Adams 37. Kevin Mills 38. Mark McDonald 39. Mike Barbour NOT PICTURED. Jim Byrnes Steve Dunn Tom Faiths Howard Hahn Tan Ileidebrecht Russell Killingsvourth Molt Nicolay Pete Pressen Tod Woods Sheldon tenger C7 I. Mike Johnston 2. Kathy Kra 3. Crawford 4. Karen EaSta 5. Gretchen Lady Tina Vesper 7. Karen Jancek B. Bonnie Pearson 9. Mary Fisher 10. Rene Bell ED II. %laths Higharn 12. Gad Ewes 13. Jan IluIT It Deb Short 3 IS. Lsnne Garen .n16. Linda To 17. IS. Stacy (3xper 19. Lisa Thorp 20. Kay Flint 21. Adrienne Chnithunen 22. Cindy Frogley 23. Kim Medina 24. JIM Armstrong 25. Deann a Johnson 28. Kathy kidder 27. Valerie Creswell 2 Nancy Sins 29. by Ether 30. Min Slershon 31. Lynn Dnksnui 32. beanna Slings, 33. Kathy Tomafek 34. Melba True 115. Debbie Italy NOT PICTURED: Kay Cam 11 Steridan Man. Ellen Kirtene Cheryl Hatfield Saud Hettever Juba Hwang Tam Kupper Sharon Lansford Eder! ' McIntore Ellen %Idler Dana Moffett Linda Muhch Sheryl Schnieder Andie Wass Incia White Miller Pearson I. Greg haunter 2. Mast Prochaska 3. Alan J. Moore 4. Mother Harding 5. John Hurts Chuck Howard 7. Jun Weingart A. Scott Overfield 9. Randy Stryker 10. Lee Jones I1. George S. Jerkoech 12. Kenckll Koehn 13. Tom Fitzpatrick 14. James K. Adams IS Doug Shelton It Mark Hamill 17. Martin West It Brett Conley 19. David Castaday 20. Ray Kenny 21. Tom Burke 22. Bob Sanders 23.V Vollaianh 24. Bob llokernh 25. Steve Mk 28. Ken Webb 27. Bob Stern 28. Mike Selman 29. Brian McFall 30. Dan Cunningham 31. Steve Stet:thaw 32. Dan Archibald 33. Joe Root 34. Mike Combs 35. Brian White 3 Tim McElhenk 37. Chris Wiss 3 David Williams 39. George Pollock. 40. lobn Rgoers NOT PICTURED: Matt Andenoo F. Klatch Macke Cumprecht John Goodwin Dan Bruestger Jarvis Lunt Steve Cramer Cordon Lankenau Kirk Mecklenburg Dan Faherty Mark A. Mossier Tom McAtee David Douglas Greg Frederick li I. Joan rholen W. Ginny Cadbois 2. Sandy Appl 21. Cina51olsker 3. Marti Eck 22. Carolyn Dunzer 4. Carol Fredrick 23. }lolly Eastman 5. Krim Hoffman 24. Kathy Stanley 8. Melody Funk 25. Suzanne Graham 7. Jill Gagnon 26.Julia Buechel 8. Diane Brandt 27. Kathy Ash ' s% 9. Liz Block 28. Karen Ande:rson 10. amyl Faidky 29. Karen Nichols I I. Len Jarboe 30. Kristie Werner 12. Betty Sue Cross 31. Cyndi Berner 13. Luale Ma 32. Jo Ann Albin 14. Miriam Baer 31. Cynch Hughes. 15 Lon Glenn 34. Tracy Ttbhitt I (Terri Craig 35. Babette Flom 17. Teresa Wolfe 38. Tres Buchholz 18. Krebs. ' Unruh 37. Amy Sunpson 19. Dana Seely 38. Judy McNeal rintilitte Sellards 299 2. an N ' ung Doug Fence 30. Kent Freed 3312.. Lennsaob paTytroo Se a ' • At n 34. awl 3 gm West s 5. paid Koons lg. Tim Tipton , mII9643. Lionel Bert rt.:%lin(%;:ngeViatntil. It en Clinger IS. min I L r Smith 20 I rePf Cnpson , 003 10n Hoch 1° . AR Rainet C ---,- Chris Orlando Senses 1162. Rritioe4FMELymtson ts,JSIISIDID:i4,7an tilin.inntitilCI:FPBers‘ ' .i.dronHiainiZerlmonsiniatipkrochlnemt;:sel:D. I I. ohn ' en 21 Robert Id . Toad 24. Mark Ian . 27. k rn Wilson ip, (nocrli a:tiadriidmiiii.i. Jeff 1:e oNelsonl s I ozas rge is .........7.. 7... ma-a -.......- Eke. IIIIII1 :- - sum L .777; tffs-6-7: Fr= gas_ !, thin ha 2. a 1 Hall 24. Dathy Randall 2n Hall 25. 3. Franeouer 26. Mary W 4. Joanne Deck 27. Mary Beth Craig 5. Sunny lack.00 28. Cindy Brown 6. Diaii 1 oder 29. Marcy McMillan 7. ' Mad Boer Y Hanson 30. 31. Ctna b S. Margaret Berlin 32. Laura Shaffner 9. juke Nicolay D 10. 1)eh lawn I I. Ilelen Oraarrn 35. .aura Baird 33. re Ringer 34. ran Carroll I 12. Vanema Herron 36. Celeste Fogle 13. Barb Eggletton 37. Sabana Estep If . Susan Crawford at Diane Theriot! 15. Mary Lynn 39. Mary Bosch if luistensen 40. Lkut Abrams IS. Amy Unruh 41. Cathy Crispy 17. aridy lizi Criscim IR. Trilla 42. Jean Rocky ISA. Mazy Beth Undenvocd Coring 43. Kris Morris 19. Mary Anne NOT PICTURED, (harem Janet Calacei 20. Rachel ' Meryl Snyder MacFarlane Tarry Sn 21. Sohana Obvert Karen 7fiornpion 22.Julie Nemeth Suzanne Kelly 23. Dana Clover Wank.° Watkins I ■ Orgaizailiom Yell Leaders Board of Class Officers Sum Kulp Tad WIhon Tan Ritchie Dan Bnetger Cindy Campbell Nam; Carlson Linde O ' Keefe Sarah Adam Tom Ward Sue Ritter Ann Wattle Randy Matt Ricer% Wirekrnan Sean Stallard 306 Sophomore Class Right to Lek.Jay mime. Sarah Adams. Tad W. nn Randy Stryker %root Wit Vt )009qinttnOct9g.ht Freshman Class From left to riOt, Nancy Carbon. Cindy Campbell. Dan beggar. Tom Ritchie JA IFC Seated: Bryan laCrete. Jim Bloom. Standing: Dave Knowles, Chuck Trombold. Cliff jury. Designed to foster cooperation and communication within the Greek system, the Interfratemity Council has long served the needs of its 23 fraternities. Each year the IFC plans and develops programs for its member fraternities. These programs include house officer training, community or campus service projects, social gatherings, and membership recruitment forums. The organization can also serve the individual needs of a particular house. Secretarial help, membership advice and information on current fraternity affairs and programming are always available through its office in 120 of the Kansas Union. Each year the IFC and its officers try to understand and deal with problems that face it. In t he past year there has been a great push toward inviting young men to the University to show them fraternity life, and obtaining closer interaction within the entire Greek community. Although every Greek man is a member of the IFC, business is conducted at monthly IFC General Assembly meetings. This council is made up of three representatives from each house; the President, the Rush Chairman, and the IFC representative. Each oT these then meets as a body within themselves during the month to deal with any relevant business that may arise. The councils offer a tremendous opportunity for interfratemity exchan e and dialogue. Once a year the General Assembly elects officers to an executive committee which consists of a President, Vice President for Fraternity Affairs, Vice President for Membership, Secretary and Treasurer. These officers work closely together during their term in office to not only set up and coordinate many of the activities the IFC is involved in, but also handle all office and administrative affairs. 309 Panhellenic President ' s Committee Front Row. Janet Schuknburg. Buzz, Eagle. Rack Row: Vicki Suenv:in.Susan Owens. Lna Blinder, Call Soon, Shen Johnson. Not Pictured Lisa linen. Marcia laity. Lon Kticheni, Linda CrObth. Kelly Delegate ' s Council Front Row. Melanie Martin. Sallie Hogan. Karen Marrs, Susan Moore. Barb Brunel. Valerie Howard. Row Two. Karen Miller, April Ward, Ion Jabara, Kdly Saylor. Karen Enekson. Betty Rodenquer. Row Three: L dia Bel Jonelle Rime.; Sally Johnston. Melinda Odell. Jean Pattie I lirilman. Membership Council Seated. Candy Robion. Laurie Faith. Standing. Julie Mercer. Kelly Gibson:Vicki }fringe. Michelle Whitson. Vicki Ly-saught. Robin r:aroltn, Carol Ilamillon. Melanie Martin. Sot Pictured. Jean Pollard. Mary Moen. Julie Neal 310 Pledge Affairs Hack Row. Left to right: Joan Don. uu Simpson. Kathy Smith. JoAnn Greenwood. TAW Rife. Jonelle Haney. Madeleine Pkkard. Sharon Colleen. Front rma, left to right Kam Hampton. Anita Ho. Ann M ' alciorf, Jayrnw Forbes. Dertroda Nbtehell, • 4. • Campus Affairs Seated: Kathy Titre. Unit it Standing, Kathy Morrison. Susie Leonard, Swan Warman. me Sail. Not nettled. Cheryl Meador. Pickett. Michelle . humacher. Diun Daniel. Cindy Arboe, Ann Pollack. Swan Weinand. 711 Rock Chalk Directors From Left to Right: %lathe Pickard •. ' tcki Anderson — Producer Sherry Anderson Dave Randall Pam Palm Jim Kemmer Dave Southern Jon O ' Neal Brad Scale — Business Manager Beginning in April of 1978, with the formation of the staff and the pairing of thegroups, the long of putting on the Rock Chalk Revue started. process of thirteen scripts were submitted, we were able to select only four to be produced. The quality of the scripts were outstanding and it is a shame that only four groups could be selected. We would like to thank our sponsors, KU-Y for the support that they gave us throughout the year. Also for the opportunity to be involved in the production of the Nth Annual Rock Chalk Revue. The experience and memories that we have gained will never be forgotten. 312 The Dwellers of VAB Front Row. left to right: Jerry Moore. Traci Fitt Second Row: Greg Fischer. %farce Colxr. Phil Chmanowt1d, Daryl Buhrman. Donald Baxter. Roseman. Starchetta. Anne Bruner. Joel Herman. Mike Gamin]. Third Bow: Kathy Reed. Maly Neiner. Janet Exch. Tammy Laura Poraoky. Fritz Realer. German Club David Canaday. Torn Burke, Brandon Hunt, Victor Clark, John R. Nichols, Ann Bender, Chip E. Miller. Richard Webb. Elaine Carey, Kitty Chapman. Susan Schoemaker. Bonnie Stewart, Terri Duncan, Pat Welborn. Senior Committee Chairman X)11 Clem Sarah lent,, Gretchen Sa hmiti. Trey Howard. Susie Cousins. flan Engel. 02! I. Steve Howard — F1100 2. Jay Howard — President 3. Alan Shaw — Special Events 4. Herb Frese — Nectar) 5. Cindy Reynolds — Indoor Recreation 6. Tim Stites — Travel 7. Kurt Wortman — Fine Arts R. (lien Can — Treasurer 9. Rube Carnal] — Outdoor Recreation 10. Steve Cramer — Free University I I. Clair Keiser — Forusiis It Kathleen Aldridge — Pubbe Relations NOT PICTURED: Jack Sigler — like President Student Union Activities, which provides recreational, entertainment, educational, and cultural activities for the University of Kansas students, faculty, and staff, is the programming department of the Kansas Union. SUA offers activities throughout the year in areas such as Travel, Films, Special Events, Indoor and Outdoor Recreation, Fine Arts, Forums, Free University, and Public Relations. These programs are made possible by the planning of the thirteen students on the SUA Board and several hundred chairpeople and committee members who participate in the planning, management, and execution of the activities, as well as interested faculty and staff. By their involvement in these programs, volunteer students provide important and varied activities for the University as well as giving themselves and other students an opportunity to broaden their interests and experiences. These students will be promoting activities that interest them, developing and executing programs to meet the needs of the campus, learning responsibility, as well as participating in planning and policy making. If you want to get involved in this exciting area of student activities programming, drop by your SUA office located off the main lounge of the Kansas Union between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday during regular periods or call 864-3477 for more infonnation. 316 Rowing Club I - Row One. I at to Right: Ardis Bryan. Maureen Nicl:tillutigh. Susie II lest erma h. Cindy %lc-Cuire. Kevin Blake. lack Smalley. Row Two: Stargaret VanFleet. Cathy Crockett. Pat Doig, Lisa Kunte. Betty Boring. Mary Sweeney, Terrie Ropfogel. Joyce Wright. Itow ' lliret Howard %loner. Brian McKinney. Mark Boit.Joe MeCanky. Steve hevnokk. ITave Bart Paul Christiansen. toach Doe Row. Host:Four: David Rofluhr. Lee Ione , Dare °hon. Jimm Steer. Johnathan May. Brent Cutekunst. Mitch TiNn. The Order of Nookingle This secret organization is perhaps the oldest such organization at the University of Kansas, and represents the largest number of students. With the Rotide, the Ritodartrec, the Remnagessnubs, stass and nopes the organization reaches to all areas of campus activity. Without the assistance of the grand pubah eoy, this far reaching organization could not establish world peace or cure the common cold. With pressures mounting constantly the organization strives to climb the ladder of success. 318 The Society of Pachacamac The Society of Pachacamac, although unknown to most persons, plays an active, positive role in student life and affairs at the University of Kansas. The Society believes that the greatest goal a man may achieve at the University is his fullest intellectual and social development. For that reason, the Society of Pachacamac devotes a great deal of its time and energy to aiding the University in achieving its goal of excellence in all fields. Pachacamac also feels that the fraternity system, because of its inherent characteristics of interdependence and cooperation, provides the best and most efficient means of achieving this personal development, and strives to develop, promote, and maintain high standards of fraternity leadership and influence at the University. The fraternity system must grow and expand. The Society, therefore, works to promote the necessary refinements in the fraternity system from within the system itself, for only through individual, responsible action can any group retain its integrity and its basic rights. It is the leadership necessary for free, uncoerced development that Pachacamac strives to provide. Fraternity men who have proven themselves in academic and extra curricular accomplishments compose the membership of Pachacamac. Pachacamac is not an organization that exerts its power through coercion or force, but instead is a society which, because of the quality of its members, believes that its aims can be achieved through influence and persuasion. Although an organization of fraternity men dedicated to strengthening the fraternity system, Pachacamac expends most of it s time in service to the University. Pachacamac was at one time a political scene in 1954. The Society now remains an active, sub-rosa organization whose aims have remained the same. There is today no affiliation or undue concern with campus politics; the Society has divorced itself from those interests. Identities of the members of the Society are kept secret for one reason; a group free from outside pressures is more likely to attain its goals than one influenced by the external, and often personal, motives of others. The Society of Pachacamac remains today a dedicated, vibrant organization striving only for the highest of goals — those of excellence for the University and for the fraternity man. 319 Arnold Air Society ROM One. left to naBt • Cdda Gann. Brandy S Johnson. Kum War Nelson. Vicki W%,.;lesworth. Donna A Hog. Robert E. Boyd Row Two: Laura NI. Mathis, Jeanne M. Ildwkw, Denise K. Peat. David C. Wetzel. Now J. Stoddard, Richard J. Callintl. Lindley N. Johnson. Diane K. Burger. Stark J. Keary, Kim K. flazusarton, Commander M nor C. L Godfrey. Advisor. Not Pictured ' Ken Doug Tucker. Ann Wwcbert. Terry BMOC!. Andrew Hann. Mike Turionc. Angel Flight Bow lbw. Cathy Bitch. Administrative Officer, Brandy Johnson. Commander. Gilds V. Carlos. Roy; Two. Rene Cynthia Kay Stacker. honorary Angel. Terry Grote. Nose Stoddard, Executive Officer Little Mira. Kelly Reed, Info OPS. Major C. L. Godfrey, Advisor; Not Pictured: Kathy Hickeri. Comptroller: June Woodbridge. Janet S.nn. 1. Bill Swanson 18. Jim Marshall MIIWU 19. Dave 2. Fame E. 3. Mitch liall 20. Todd Jung 4. Phil 1-um 21. Ted Graves 22. 5. %fabulous! Jae sr R. Ken June. 23. Jeff Seib 7. Sue Smith 8. Nabs! 24. Michael .kbirousto,„ 25. Ilakyaki 9. Ranson Lops Yoshida Nankivo la 10. Tessin ' 11. Mark Gauert 12. Charles 27. Crary, tlight Austin 28. Pete Mitchell T 13. tt 30. Bob Stockdale d .01 n : 29. Al Sander 14. _effenhau 31. Dan Calaell Des 15. Dan 32. Ahmed McGinley IS. Fend Habil, 33. I 17. Philip Ruiz Indeed 171 McCollum 4 IP 41 00114 McCollum 5 1. Misty 9. 10. It 13. It 19. 2 onernutopoortihida II. rosoystonon 14 %M.:14he I I. el Stevenson„al-Chembg 7. Kuo h Maher Wonisant (len Atauk4.,,w4ani alf NIP 21. Re!, Deltaghan 25. 2 . p1.3:PKEIJi;k:r.All ' Hisosi71:11:rion ' t(renniall:(..1 . c 34aw km 35 Pse Ma” r wan 37. Slew we4v Dave Col %i Tim Fryman29, sig,2 44 el ( ‘111eiei m 47. B Elliott Bare lwaaC 49. chat n im Y ophe I. Nelson 24. Laren Fitt 25. Bill 2. Bruce Calvin Katherman 3. Heidi 26. Beam Brun tr Bslinter Thomas 4. Jay Fowkr 27. Paul Fono it 5. Riehard H111 26. Cindy Vallano la 6. Tun Waugh 29. Irene i• 7. Dave levy Gastineau 8. Jan Dein. 30. Beaky Bryant Roos-Fard 31. Mark Gogley Ont 9 Johnny 32. Beth kirkel oil Rotten 31. Bib Bob 10. Cecilia 34. Bill Moore Stevens 35. Mark Waltrip II. Angela 36. Jay Tnnbk Rutkdge 37. Brian Bahr 12. Gloria 36 Bill Spasm Carpenter 40. 19. Bennett 13. . wn Sharp Anderson 41. Robert 14. Joy (eason Schadd 42. David Mdlt 16. Jill Dodd 43. Mark Myers 17. Bill 44. Mark Green Schimmel 45. Suzy 18. Dee Phillips Ferrenhach 19.Jave McClure 46. Steve Bray 20. Debbie Hams 47. Kyle Flinn 21. Cindy Benson 48. Dave 22. Rocha Slankard Tkliani 23. J., Raymond McCollum 6 O pa S. da41 dab 275 NEN McCollum 7 I. Mike Hutchins 2. Richard Lahmer 3. Greg Simpson I. Stan Eckert 5. John Cameron 8. Chuck Wellman 7. Dave B. Roland S. John Schumann 9. Randy Corderman Shop Salon I I. Ruvcdl Carter 12. Kevin K.Roh Robinson 13. Abdul Axis. Aimsaodi 14.10H Jelter 15. Edwin Scott Wesley W. Michael L. Robinson 17. Kevin O ' Brien IS. John Magid, 19. Dave Towel ' 20. Richard Rotheny 21. Keith Thomas 22. Gregory Halhe 23. Cuong Dang 24. Steve Orscheln 25. Kevin Lanigan 26. SomIxxm %Vonsstkulat 27. Tram the Man ZS. Imam AbduLd 29. Joe Buyer 30. Eddie I laps.. 31. Dan Auman 32. Tom Caner 33. Tenato Conzakt 31. Hamid Tabassian 35. David Vernon 38. Larry Goldworm 37. David Lamy 3$. Joe Petrie 39. Brad Simpson (0. Carlos Torres 41. Robert Colhum 42. Ton Saenz 43. Kevin McFarland 44. John Peery 45. Bill Schuller. I. Rick Wtim „ Davis a 1;;„ Taylor 4. k seaam S. 7. Mark Henderson 6. Jahn, Mould 1)iamlan moer stows 9. Hashed 10. Taniteser 15 II. F Guy real tiltPeterson ft S S McCollum 8 F g •1 LI 4- I. Sharon Stoke 21. Small Fowler 2. Anne Schultz 22. Heidi Kenner 3, Rita Brown it Intik Cram 4. NIIIICV Elk 24.Jill Sun 5. Magifla 25. Picky Tevingi m 6. Liz Sigkr 26. Roberta Stfellell K. (:aroll)avi. 2n. 27. rime Mak, ody Luce 7. Cindy (:011111% 9. Molly lam 29. ' amnia Gont 0. Stern land ant 30. Kim von I. Julie llarri. Iledeinann 2. Karol hanker 32. Mary Lint 3. (Andy Tricaell 13. Stran Ilavn 4. Ann Kaiser 34. Cherie Bina 5. Pamela Cliff 35. Connie Schall ttY 6. Dehlw Tnington 36. Lynn Vander 7. PalatOtt linden S. Linda Salkv 37. Kaien Schick 9. Connie Fahlano 38. Ann Yuan 211. Untie linker 39. Patty Slt4:tiy McCollum 9 27s hi AA_ 10 1. Betsy Harris 2. Cara Van VaIkenburs: 3. Terri Ovedield 4. SamvaLk S. AranKo 6 .10 P 7. N1ahnhid AktMeh B. Debbie Slorescht 9. Laura Cutsch 10. Cathy Neal I1. Sharon Cillialnd 12. Christine MAZZA 13. Punnet 4:hangman II. Siriporn Panvivatana 15. Strtporn Sarangkniri 16. Joken Jody James 17. Anne Simile IS. Sun Pfeder 19. it Oerhannah Kettennan 21. Susan Ildl 22. Jan Latkun 23. Cindy Sleek 24. Toshani Wada 25. Yuktko Tuskuno 26. Sachtko Nakagna 27. Cindy Bryant ZS. Joyce lung 29. Cindy Lecper 30. Irene Lulasch 31. Marilyn Levin on 32. Laurie Ofverstedt 33. K ayla Barret 34. nay Abu Josserand 36. Ada Green 37. Paula C. North 3$. Diane Affirm 39. lacy Mckenne 40. Joyce Chang II. Sue 42. Alai Nguyen 43. Janet C Tenter NOT PICRIBF:Ilk Wendy Wells ,,.) ....,,.. ...., , -,--j.:,,A ...._.7 Naismith 2 29 ciaig smith 2. un llotnh 30 Willie Willmeth 1 Mary Hale! 31, Make Stevens 4 tie Dierks XJohn Bullard Bunn MC ElligOlt 31 Dave Celia loom 34. J. C. Alonro 7. Susan Start az Paul Cowl Shayla Wilhelm 38. Brett Jordan 9. Stacey Dickson 37. John Backe 10. Join Morose NOT PICTERED: 11. Andy Clohen Grady Boles 12. Rosanne Walker Dan Stimilbrack 13. Beth Lokiniki Scott Purington 14. Steve Karlin Vance Hall 15. Greg St. Almond Mindy Wiles 16. Travis Meyer John Sundcen 17. Cathy Midud Steve S ' ell It Lama Miller Bob Nur 19. Lea Applegate ls 20. Pam Cain Jae meAP43iner 21. Hall Steiner David Hardy 222. Wendy Blank Denise Werliema 23. Sallie Maughter Mark Haman 24. Mary Beth Saunders Brad Vignatelli 2 Slimy Tetclalf Dave Hickey 28. Gary Pinitar Amber multi 27. Madc Merle 2is Rick Litwin Entmar Al•Jamea Naismith 3 I. Ten Sum 2. Kristi Smith 1 Bernadette appall 4. Lora Brown Sc Carol Sturgeon Marcia ToBakien 7. Stacy Stock an Rithel 9. Goldstein 10 hi Kolnkk I I. ylerae Danaher 12. Bah Shaw It Brad Tennant 14. Ron Baellow IS Tim Arnold It Stacy Abbott 17. Amy Crew.. ItJenny 11011 19. Pauline Ban 20. Scott Young 21. Las Edmund 22. Dabhie Magoon 23. Crank Richey 24. Dave Hagen 25. Mark Gadget 26. Brun Collins 27. Larry ammee 2 Roger Norwood 29. Nancy Glick 30 Gary Sanders 31. jean Pearson 32. Ray mad an 33. Mirk Jmt ice 34. Bernadette Ikea 15.Janice Shapiro 3 Keith Gard 37. John Annie. 3 Dave Killen 39. Douglas DeLms Dodds 40. Zachary Paige tam it ,-. • 41. Scott Taubin 280 Naismith 5 Naismith 4 I. Cindy ParseII 2. Anne Lowther 3. Nancy Undnewx1 4. Diane Kramer 5. Lisa Elwell. 8. Marsha Gelb 7. Dorothy Bona 8. Barb Swearingen 9. Jennifer Lapp 10. Pam lacy II. Laurie Bender 12. Dawn Bryant Sncegm 14. Kim Doherty 15. Man Winking 18. Cindy Block 17. ApriBenton I John Jackson 19. John Kurt hetta 20. Tom Smith 21. Mark Kirby 22. Randy Freed 23. Dana Beach 24. Paul Gorelick 25. Brian Butcher 28. Brent Brier 27. Mike Dougherty 28. Dave Traninan 29. Gary Fischer 30. Ed tyolkr. R 31. Tom Brizendine 32. Rod Ligon 33. Mark Comm 34. Rob Telthoni 35 Ed languid I. Deanna PorLany 2. Owed Baum 3. Delihse Knight 4. Tern Tapping 5. Steve Blodgett TerriCosentino 7. Debbie Brophy Vivian Slater 9. Jane Bacon 10. Ray Wright 1 I.Jeanne Halwv 12.. Denise batten. 13. Kim Koemhaeh 14. Lyn Knox 15. Melinda Item I Ronnie Hamilton 17. Susan 1.0fC11 18. July flokernun 19. Kathy 20. Karen Itrookstem 21. Steve Baler 22 Jeff Ilahn 23. Ed tlrtuuk 24. Rick Kadin-. 25. David Morrow 28. Karl Seek 27. Laura McCort 28. Eric Eckes 29. law Barnes 30. Rowe Banner 31. Pain Soto 32. Jeff Castle 31 Nancy Wells 34. Colin Newstrom 35. Mk-hear Sandman 38. Pam Beer 37. Chris Appenfeller 38. Gene i.-ter 39. Jim Edgar 40. Charlotte triton 41. Dan Nkman SOT PICTURED- WI Bo r MelanieBegn1R Brenda Enhman Beth Wolf Tracy liohimon Naismith 6 I. Stmt. South 2. Tam Gordon 3. Cynthia Dahl ♦ Fran Sherman 5.Jackie Kyra Filen 7. Robyn South Michelle Ilull 9. Pam lathroin 10. Sue Gilmore II. Care Click It Sally %%dm I Laura Rotor Ii. Stacie Crusher% 15. Paul Rums. hndf It Libby Hamilton 17. Kitsy Chmtner 18. Margaret Cunningham 19. Lynn Blanes 26. Robin Kaplan 21. Amy Strains 22. Rick Anonynom 23. Jeff Kraft 24. an Fountain 2 tart Tot 28. Mica Cummou 27. Sam 7x4f Z David Estes 29. Robed Rig 30 Diana Tucker 31. Andy Schet terman 32 Terry Malone 33. David Toadyism 34. Scott Richardion 35. Steve Silverman 36. Frank Frksanan 37. Bob Romlinson 3 Joe Core 39. Dave Creme 40. Mark Clock 41. Bob legler 42Janet Byers 43. Eda Englund 44. Dave Prather a John Lowry NOT PICTURED: Cordi Gregory Kan Perrin Andrea filehler Judy Rosenthal Terry Cook Scott Graham Rash ' Win Naismith 7 LR I. Mike Sato 2. Mark Dolan Mike McGinley 4. Blanc Farley Mark Cole 6. Paul Ilbf 7. Tom Sncdell 1 Tginowitz 9. Jim Talley IR.Kathy Knerkruous II. Marla Fancy,. It Robyn Goodman 13. Debbie Nachman 14. Libby Hougland I Julie Chamberl Trudy Henderson 17. C..yn Arnold It Steve 19. Steve San 2. Lamy Dollal 21. Doug Stewart 22. Steve Benz 23. Make Gale 24. Randy Gordon 25. Richard Kahn 26. Bryce Bricker 27. Pat Canady 2182 28. Robed Pittman 29 Cary Watson 30. Jim Thick NOT PICTURED: Paul Kreiger Steve SoWtt Lorin Garret Liz Webb Roger Mansfield Kirk Welsh Lou Greshman Robere Blinder Tun Warfel Gary Schnieder Robert Rothman Monts Coiani Freddy° Ilidlen ru. Becky White Linda lalinotton Paula Strainneyer Can Bumtlinear Eddie Deck Cyndi Altman Joan McAndrew Sandy Schubert Jennifer Suntan t Naismith 8 I. Stacy Morga 2. ' Sun Cr n 3. Mike Rinklev 4. Beth Steinei 5. Addle Cook 13. II Marcucci 7. Shirley Rtroelot 8. George Folk 9. Jeff Kerchenbuosn 10. Pat Illka 11. Karen Rome 12. Mary Beth Haraitever 13. IYAmalainer 14. Laura IS. Kathy Iledneh l Paula Knapp 17. Bill lbering It Gary Makovca • 19. Gene Slater 20. Randy Wright 21. Jim Angn 1 22. Carla Deten oenvm .. like Behnky 23. Don Miller 28. on Mroenger 27. Murray Mk tab M. Howard Sialinsky 29.Jim Rolacker 30. Keith Ilokvinli 31. Anita Milk 32. Steve Mann 33 Mike Cohen Naismith 9 L I e.lo. 11. 2. Slant Tnutt 3. Cindy Ilan. ell 4. In Whitnale S. Stuart Southe 8. Jeartneane Schmidt 7. Steve Clantan 8. Guy Rubin 9. Diane Bu •rkir • 10. Bill Yore I I. 12 DWI Shalin k) 11 Bill 14. Steve Southern 15. Mark Bradley It Frank Redly 17. Darrel Rkkenberg 18. Jim SIdmad 19. Rob Hume ' ° 20. Tim croon 281 Naismith 10 1. Carrie Chapman 2- Sarah Engler 3. Wendy Coldrnburg 4. Kathy ( S. Ellen Kardesch a Jackie hurl 7. Banns Scherer Evan Lefton 9. Teresa Pishny 10. Abby I batch 11. laWFulenvoder IL Karen IN4uto 13. Lil Altnun Relent Rosen IS. Sheds Katt l Terri Helm 17. Bret Mauer I Scott Robimon 19. David Friedman W. Bridget Gutted 21. Rob Kaplan 22. Drew taint 23. Doug Gentile 24. WI Glivinieb LI It 25. Bruce Beatts 2 Doug side; 27. Tuna Gelpi 28. Phillip MJrchhanks 29. Randy Eiseman 30. Barbara Del Mum 31. George Roche 32. SI What Sorrentino 33. Anne Game) N. Doug lane 35. Dense Boat 36, Bob Becker 37. Robert Brown 36. Greg Marino 39. Dean Yee 40. Dave Sayler 41. Kevin Brown 42. lane (:wm 43 Tan Wayne 44. Byron Gtroleurg 45. David Wedlan 48. Ilayhawk Naismith 1. Ed Wailer Y.Candy Harwell 3. Karen Home 4. LsIty llougLind 5. Stew Bent Slurry Minnie( ' 7. WILot Gurnonow Debbie Brophy 9. Slay Stock It Travis Maya 11. Steve Smith 12- Dave Prather 13. Scott Robinson 14. Mania Tollakien It Randy Coedon It Bill Vickery 17. Gene Slater It Mark I lenke NOT PICTURED. Dennis Korpi 284 twat Oliver 2 I. (Tent Sell 2. Lisa Hocra01 3. Kathy Wilson 4. Susan Myres 5. Laura McNeil Cathy Cassady 7. Dana Wilson Georgia:me Gage 9. Oust Drici 10. Diane Ellis 1. 1)clum• linetarr 2. Leslie Praia 3. Sue Williams 4. Ally Beth Fisher 5. Lucy Mutes 8. Diane Pinion 7. 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Stephanz, Gerald, Jr. Shawnee Mission, Kans. Stephens, Deanna, Jr. Salim Kans. Stevens. James D. Garnett, Kans. Stewart. Diane Overland Park, Kans. Storbeck. Scott Winfield, Kans. Strand. Mark Lawrence, Kans. Sums-a, Lisa Sudennan, Mark Sullivan, Michael Sutton. Kevin Kansas City. Kans. Wichita, Kans. Potomac. Md. Tallahassee. Fla. Tabit, Dale St. Louis, Mo. Tate. Clyde Leavenworth, Kans. Teeter. Scott Topeka, Kans. Janeen Lawrence, Kans. Thorsen, Deborah Meade, Kans. Timmerman. Susan Albuquerque, N.M. Toalson, Bobbi Wooldridge, Mo. Tongier, John David Coffeyville, Kans. Toole, Lewis Manter, Kans. Travis, Timothy Wichita, Kam. Turkovic, George M. Salina, Kam. Uden, Kim Chanute. Kans. Johnson, Kans. Eskridge, Kans. Lawrence. Kans. Arkansas City. Kans. Wartman. Brad Waugh, Charles West Weaver, Albert Wells, David Shrewsbury, Mass. Olathe, Kans. Coffeyville, Kans. Hutchinson, Kan, Wesche, Jeffrey White, M. Ellen • White, James White, Kevin G. Udonsek, Okon Lawrence, Kans. Underwood. Richard L.A.F.B., Va. Vavrieek, Bonnie L Kansas City. Kans. Vicendese. Mark Berkeley Heights, N.J. Vick, Lynette Baldwin, Kans. Vits, Diana Shawnee Mission, Kans. Volk, Elizabeth Overland Park, Kans. von Ende, Eleanor Lawrence, Kans. Vout.tht, Donna Leavenworth, Kans. Walker, Cathy Perry, Kans. Warfel. Kathleen Kansas City. Kans. Warner, Denise Valley Center, Kans. White, William Gardner. Kam. Wigington, Lisa Lawrence, Kans. Wilhm, Judi Hays, Kans. Willabo, Apelehiri Oporoma, Rivers, Nigeria 3w1 Lawrence, Kans. Wichita, Kans. Edmond, Okla. Wichita, Kans. %%1Ver. Paula Williams, Michelle Williams, Tammy Wilson, Randy Zweit. Jamal Tripoli. Libya Pharmacy Shawnee, Kans. Iola, Kans. Wichita. Kans. Iola. Kans. Hersh. James Hillbrant, Diane Hobson, Patti James. Michael Wiseman, Valerie Wichita, Kans. Wolfe. Sherry Blue Springs, Mo. Wood, Lindsay Lawrence. Kans. Wooding, Bettejane Great Bend. Kans. Wright, George Kansas City, Kans. Yost. Brad Wellington, Kans. Young, Amy Topeka, Karl. Zakrtaski, Mike Leawood, Kans. Bahr. Brian Burlington. Kans. Crowell, Theresa Oswego. Kans. Garrets, James Wichita. Kans. Gustke, Nancy Wichita, Kans. Hageman, Michael Wichita, Kans. Harden. Susan Overland Park, Kans. Hatesohl, Stanley Linn, Kans. • I I II Jirioek, Barbara Ellsworth. Kans. Kipp, Nancy Iola, Kans. Lichen. Leslie Leavenworth, Kans. Mattson, Tern ' Windom, Kans. McNUL Jay Ulysses, Kans. Mohler. A nn Arkansas City, Kans. Social Welfare Allen, Lucy Lawrence, Kans. Arnett, Debbie Louisburg, Kans. Cound. Nancy Englewood. Cob. Critchfield, Bonnie Topeka, Kans. Davis, Martha Bartlesville, Okla. Doyle, Delia Iowa City. la. Duda, Debra Lawrence, Kans. Finley. J. Douglas Atwood, Kans. Gibson, Pamela Kansas City. Kans. Haberkorn, Kurt Overland Park, Kans. Houston, Cynthia Manhattan, Kans. Hoofer, Richard Shawnee Mission, Kans. Kaplan, Kathy Leawood, Kans. Utak°, Suzanne Overland Park, Kans. Moir, Cary Lawrence, Kans. Milne, Julie Lawrence, Kans. 0Shaughnessy, Anne Norwalk, Conn. Pearson Leslie Wichita, Kans. 391 Platten. Sara Riegcr, Susan Rorie, Richard Stratton. Lee Sullivan, Patty Vahlkamp. Michelle Allied Health Salina. Kans. Overland Park, Kans. Lawrence. Kans. Prairie Village, Kans. Wichita, Kans. St. Louis, Mo. .Xronhalt. WEIL% Lawrence, Mans. Barnes, Sheryl Wakarusa. Kans. Benz, Judith Nokomis, Fla. Blankinship. Jan Lecompton, Kans. Boucher. Jeanette Emporia. Kans. Bray. Dolores Lawrence, Kans. Butschy, Lynne Carter. Shari Cohen. Sheri Coleman, Martha Cedar Falls, la. Wichita, Kans. Lawrence, Kans. Wichita, Kans. Copley. Lauralee Dpko. Jelena Doty. Diana Dykes. Tina Lawrence, Kans. Tonganoxie, Kans. Shawnee Mission, Kans. Lawrence, Kans. Figge, Dora SI. Frederick, Michelle Ilartsock, Teresa Heim. Barbara LaGrange. Ill. Lenexa, Kans. Moline. Ill. Leavenworth, Kans. Leonard, Kelly Kansas City. Kans. Levy. Gail Overland Park, Kans. Longacre. Lisa Beth De Queen. Ark. Lynn. Margaret Kansas City, Mo. McNeill, Jerri Overland Park, Kans. Miringoff, Sheryl Wichita, Kans. O ' Connor, Sheila Shawnee Mission, Kans. Penrod, Karen Kansas City, Kans. Peterson, Jean L Belvue, Kans. Pilther. Melody Shawnee, Kans. Redfield, Lisa Hunter, Kans. Remsberg. Dana Wichita. Kans. Rowley, Brenda Oakley, Kan, Sane. Wendy Prairie Village, Kans. Stewart, Alexander C. Bronx, N.Y. Summers. Sybil Omaha, Neb. Ke? index 395 Keep Your KU Memories Alive Photos By Hank Young You can keep in touch with Mount Oread through membership in the KU Alumni Association. Membership entitles you to eight monthly issues of Kansas Alumni, invitations and notices to special KU events in your city and on campus, and access to the alumni address service for help in locating your KU friends. Special discount rates are available to seniors. For information, write or visit us in Suite 403. Kansas Union, Lawrence. KS. 66045. Your ALUMNI ASSOCIATION . . . 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Recording a year on paper is a rather subjective and limited task. Subjective, in that no two individuals ever see the same event in the same manner. Limited, because the information from which to choose is as vast and far reaching as the studentpopulus. It is the staffs ' hope that the ' 79 Jayhawker facilitates your memories of Lawrence, campus events and the people that made this year a little special for you. If, in reviewing this annual you see something that reminds you of the time you spent at KU, then the time and hard work were worth it. I would like to thank all the staff members for their hard work and dedication. Thanks to Bill, for the longg hours dealing _with living groups and filing index Thanks to Jeff, Bruce, Bryce, Dave and Earl who came through with the pictures that I needed (most of the time). Thanks to Orlin for taking the living group pictures and making theparties a little more fun. A speciar thanks to Traci who (after a long needed afternoon talk) worked without question the long and tiresome hours at V.A.B. I would also like to extend a special thanks to Karen for her dedication and friendship. Finally to the two individuals that made the year enjoyable and fun for me. Thanks to the Business Manager, Mark Arensberg, for shedding humor on a seemingly endless and thankless job while straightening out the past pitfalls of the Jayhawker organizations. And, to Lynne Bachman, who saw the real pressures, problems, and headaches, and who was always there when1 needed her, a very close and dear thanks. 9 (eteotof ante Abbott - page 55 1,2;ps. BO 411:p 81 3; p.69 1.2:p. 72 2.p. 75 442:p. 77 84 I: p.87 sr I: p.92 I; p.97 1: p. 131 442: p. 152 I: p.153 12: p. 1St a 1.2,3: p. 172 4; p. 173 3. Brune Benedict - page 12 at 1; p.20 12.3.4.5.81 p. 21 si 1,203: p. 46 sr 1; p. 27 2p 30 1.2: p. 39 Is 1,p.50 1.2.3. p.51 12: p.54 p. 70 134.71 12. p. 74 St 1.3. p. 75 se 3; p. 81 p.82 I, p. 88 I.2: p 89 • 1: p. 127 13. p. 128 2: p. 133 53: p. 138 I; p. 137 s r 2; p. 141 3, p. 150 sr 12,3. p. 151 st p.172 p. 173 • I. p. 41213; p. 413 II; p. 414 442.3: p.421 I: Jeff Ham ' - meg it p. 11 p. 13 sl; p.562 st3.4.p. 32 411; p.34 1.2.3; p.53 all, p 58 1.2.3; p. 57 12.34: p. 58 12.34.59 p. =LI p.65 at 2.3: p- 70 442. P. 73 1.2: p. 74 75 4; psi p.94p.96 2: p.97 ar24, 106 se f; p. 109 2,341. 122 1.2,3; p. 123 52; p. 127 52: p. 126 p. 159 411.4; p. 130 1; p. 132 1,2, p. 1a3 282; 14 134 stl; p. p. 140 2,3:p. 141 at 1; p 143 I; p. 144 1.51,3,4; p. 145 sel;p. 146 14.147 1,2.3; p. 151 52: p. 159 1.2.4: p.2A8 8214.304 sr 1,43.4. p.305 1.2.3; p. 418 1: p.419 1; p.420 2, Dame Kraus - page 2 I: p.3 is. 7 at p. 10 2; p. 14 241; p. 15 1; p, 28 1; p. 37 ar3:p. 45 1,23.4,5:p. 49 sr 1,2; p. 53 1.2.3; p.58 4: p.85 u1,44. 8651; p68 at 1.23. p. ,8 442:p.80 p. 84 86 el: 2.3: p. 89 2.4p.90 4: p. 93 41 I: p. 100 1.2.3.4; p. 123 1-3: p. 128 1; p. 127 I: p.129 p. 138 12.3.4,5. p 139 1.2.3; p. 142 145 241. 146 Et 2; p. 148 1.2: p. 149 • la; p. ISO St3; p. 172 S243.173 2; p. 2A8 p. 417 24.418 St p. 420 SS I, Doug Abel - page 11 3$1: p. 17 11; p. 18 443; p. 19 1; p.31 52: p.37 I; Jeff .altaies -- page 62 1.3, p. €3 a 3;p65 5; Mace Campbell - page 9 a I. p.31 1; Kure Carter - page 39 • 2: p.94 1: p. 129 23; p. 138 al Cathy Case - page 48 1.2: p.87 127; Kent Geller page 412 1 p. 418 2; Steve Gibbs- page 9 2; p. 22 27: p.80 442: p. 423 el: Barb Emmy - page 11 52; p. 28 itt 3; p.29 11,2: p.36 • .2.34.5: p.31S p. 81 I: p. 74 art p. 75 1: p- n al: P. SS CU; P. 98 P. 199x3: Caths Reed - page 18 I; p. 19 53.4; p. 241 I: p.25 St 1: p.66 2: Earl Richardson- page 26 ar 4; p.27 al, p.28 2,3.4: p.35 2; p. 61 12; p. 78 I: p. 79 S 2; p.80 I; p.83 SI; p.86443; p.90 3: p. 120 1.2; p. 121 1,2; p. 126 42,3. p. 134 52.3,4:p.115 2.3:p. 138X2:p.137 SI: p. 172 hp. 173n4:p.414 Steve Smith - page 62 2: p.412 2: Orlin Wagner pager I I: p.5 1; p. 8 141.2: p. 13 I; p. 18 5. p. 48 a 12,3: p. 47 sr 1.2. p. 72 a 1.3. p. 80 St 3; p.96 el; p, 101 2: p. 143 23; p. 247 1; Cane Weltmer - page 154 12; p. ISS 12.3: Photos not specifically credited were taken by staff photographers Divider pages were provided by Mike Campbell. Creek Living Croups were taken by Orlin Wagner. Organizations were taken by the following photographers: Bryce Abhors. Bruce Benedict, Jeff Harting. Dave kraus, Earl Richardson. Orlin Wagner. Senior portrait photography was done by Delma Studios of New York City. Color film was processed by Studio Sales and Service of Kansas City, Mo. Color photographs were printed by Creative Color of Kansas City. Mo. The 1979 Jayhawker was printed by Taylor Publishing Company. Dallas. Texas. The press run was 4.300 copies. Book specification: Covet %Immo Crain Brown Stock 212 Emlxreed Design Heading Type Face- Souvenir Medium Body Type Face: Gdedonsa 424 ftalk sKit