Knox College - Gale Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1962 volume:

‘Oc Gale KNOX COLLEGE GALESBURG, ILLINOIS Che Knox Family A term used to include all of Knox College is “The Knox family.” This somewhat ambiguous term certainly illustrates a strange family —a family made up of a great variety of faces, minds, shapes and sizes. It might be said that the mother is Academics and the father, Good Times—this is not al- ways a happy union, but so far, a somewhat satis- factory relationship has been worked out. The ensuing pages present the Knox family. There are often striking resem- blances to the father, the mother —or both. serene TFfall (Alumni tence Ttall Sc ee Observatory I nfir MAY Y ‘ Dor ms Women ee eo Table of Contents activities organizations music and theatre ereeks athletics people advertising 20 ee activities N veshman Orientation 22 | Pump TFtand le At the traditional pumphandle, the various groups got a chance to “checkout” the new freshmen. Old friends were greeted and new acquaintances were made. Tired arms and faces, but lots of fun. a TFfomecoming As usual Homcoming was a gala affair. Late nights to add finish- ing touches to floats (or build them) ... many parties to welcome back old alums.) “floatsmtera down the next day . . . exciting parade and interesting floats . the presentation of queen candi- dates... the game (not quite so gala) ...the beautiful day... the dance...and Janie named queen with princesses Laurie, Dale, Betsy, and Casey... the parties afterwards... and all over the next day. Rush Week Formal rush week — when the Greeks act out the play of rush- ing... for actually pledges have been picked long ago... at least most of them. (Winter Carnival Under the direction of the social board, the Winter Carnival proved successful — even without snow. NH ilitary Ball Queen Dale and her court... and the dance ...and the military awards. P. McNelly, J. Churchill, J. Barron, D. Klama, L. Gist, P. Dunn 7 Lay | Day ) ounder S tmas Ls Chr ee) we aaah eeibh bab ba it: Afi — 30 Slunk Day Awakened by lots of noise — from car horns and young men return- ing from a night out, the entire campus climbed out of bed for a day of leisure—fun at the lake, and so on. Some even used this valuable time for study!! yr 6 Ej e mE yond ¥¢ � ip 3 af wer? we « re @ R SS S a S . four years (and for some longer) of good times, of friend- ships, of studies come to a close. D s S The end of it all and also a begin- =i] ions t organiza, tudent Senate J. Holmes, L. Peterson, M. Boggs, J. Swanson, R. Smith, B. Anderson, C. Marker. Second row: A. Peekel, C. Nari, R. Deitrich, G. Schiffman, L. Auten, P. Mitchell. Front: K. Badger, G. Jackson, R. Reed, G. Reed, B. Delong. L. Reed (Secretary), L. Benham (President), D. MacLaren (Vice President) According to Lee Benham, the Student Senate ‘takes pride in the fact that it has made some contribution to the increased awareness and activity on the parts of the student body.’ This year the senate has been tempted to rent out student offices on weekend nights to alleviate the shortage of make out space and who would ever think that the forty dollars required to pay for the White- Marshall debate would bring a front page advertisement in the Tribune. 34 Social Board Has anyone noticed the wooden monster behind the Gizmo lately. This colossus that cost the student body a pretty penny was built at the order of Barry Stone, social coordinator. We will never forget the Luau party, set in a tropical Polynesian jungle, or Las Vegas Night when many millions of dollars changed hands. What would we have done without the wide selection of films shown on weekends to keep us out of the Giz- mobiles? B. Stone, J. Knox Front table, left: K. Keleher, D. Stewart, K. Fauth, P. Collinson, K. Lauck. Front table, right: R. Biesiada, J. Pachyn, Swelaupaees Lawless, K. Hummel. Booth, left: P. McNelly, A. Pearson, N. Borch, T. Kyvig, M. Orne, T. Hinton, J. Knox. Booth, right: K. Welch, T. Stanton, R. Colton, B. Konopasek, K. Kuntz, L. Foster, B. Kent, C. Ebersole. Front: R. Kingsley, B. Stone, D. Ackerman. | } =) | Ftonor Boar d Under the direction of the erstwhile Pat | Graham, the honor board did not see much | action this year — only a few cases — one | of which was rather unusual ! Standing: J. Graening, D. Ackerman, B. Butterfield, D. Stancl. Seated: S. Harsel, N. Schmid, P. Graham. Campus Chest Under the leadership of Jane Aarness, Campus Chest sponsored a successful car- nival, and saw to it that the students were not bothered by the various money-seeking charities. Standing: S. Amaden, B. Starkey, E. Nelson, E. Boehm, | M. Jaegerhuber. Seated: J. Janes, J. Gwynn, J. Aarness. | 36 | Back: L. Bartolini, G. McCool, T. Schmid, D. Lahr, J. Graening, B. Givens, L. Newquist. D. Anderson, K. Kuhfuss, M. Tanberg, B. Konopasek, J. Hasper, L. Poindexter. Bottom: S. Deller, D. Trout, L. Regenburg. Student. Counselor s) Boar d of Public Student counselors are faced with the Relations) responsibility of orienting the incoming freshmen to the “Knox Way of Life.” “Harlan’s helpers” try to acquaint pro- Counselors also must solve love problems spective students with college life at Knox. and other aspects of the “Knox Way of Much valuable time is consumed by this Fife.” job, but the reward is sometimes beautiful. Back: L. Auten, R. Ackerman, L. Stites, D. Lahr, M. Johnson, L. Newquist. Seated: K. Dittmer, D. Stark, L. Henderson, B. Thompson, C. Olles, K. Allerton. Bottom: S. Garbutt, C. Greenlee, S. Hegy, J. Temple. Ds Ne aerate 37 38 C. Christensen B. Butterfield, A. Morgan Che Knox Student With editor Ann Morgan paving the way, the STUDENT covered many controversial issues. There was the infamous debate, followed by several interesting repercus- sions. There was the continuous liberal- conservative battle. Enough student thought was provoked throughout the year that the Letters to the Editor proved to be numerous and interesting. A. Morgan B. Butterfield ield C. Christensen, A. Morgan, B. Butterf Gale Staff Operating under numerous difficulties, the GALE was finally printed. Photogra- phers lost negatives, broke legs, and caused a difficult time for all. But these difficul- ties were eventually surmounted, and in a somewhat haphazard way, the book was put together -— with little cooperation and with lots of headaches. E. Louton, M. Karr, N. Naugle, B. Hendrickson, R. Rapport, L. Schuster T. Weis, Business Manager inkerton, J. Fessler Miller, S. P Woodward, J. D t R. Rapport, J. Turnquis The Newman Club, an outgrowth of the Inquisition, Nae (Avh provides spiritual guidance for the Catholic student at Knox. Programs such as slides on the condition of the church in Chile, and a talk by a Catholic doctor on the re- lationship between the church and medicine have high- lighted the year. Back row: L. Galovich, E. Fields. First row: S. Lowery, M. Baylor, K. Paisley. .. = eo j Pah ' D. Fiala, M. Johnson, G. Stafford, T. Glannon, A. Fluent, P. Hillpert, J. Myers, Rev. Ray Campus Christian Fellowship e A coffee talk by Dr. Herbert Priestley and a local min- ister entitled “The Nuclear Age and Its Implication for Christianity” and caroling at the research hospital were only two of the exciting activities that the Christians on Campus sponsored. ae Back: S. Dyke, B. Stahl, D. Lehmann. Siwasher The question of the actual standing of the popular campus literary magazine cre- ated quite a sensation during the winter. Someone started a ‘let’s clean up the language’ campaign, and the SIWASHER seemed to be on its way out. However, editor Don Lehman, having never been told of his magazine's standing, went right ahead and produced another excellent issue. Front: C. Christensen, D. Lunde, B. Nelson, A. Weber, S. Harsel Ac i” i Back: D. Jensen, K. Kuhfuss, D. Jack, B. Konopasek, S. Pinkerton. Second: P. Dorrah, N. Meyers, J. Lyon, C. Amerman, J. Lentz. First: D. Scott, J. Dworzynski, R. Nielsen, S$. Gottry, S. McGovern, S. Baldwin. KAOVS This year the organization of KAWS was dissolved and was taken over by a vast set- up of judicial boards. In the past, KAWS was the governing body of the Knox women. House Counee The House Council, which advises Miss Deborah Wing concerning girls’ problems, superseded KAWS in an attempt to gain its rightful powers. This group is made up of the Women’s Interest Committee, the Legislative Committee and the Judicial Committee. K. Hoebal, J. Aarnes, M. Ohta, K. Badger, L. Barnett, M. Primozich The members of the YWCA are very busy girls. Besides studies and night life these girls help in the Mary Davis Wy Gc Gi Home for delinquent children, the Free Kindergarten, and the Galesburg Research Hospital. in Bottom row: P. Weiland, M. Dunn, V. Clay, C. Ist: J. Springer, S. Aschenbrenner, K. Barron, D. Sutton, W. Larson. Hoffstadt. Middle row: B. Poston, B. Konopasek, 2nd: K. Holland, W. Anderson, G. McCool, L. Barnett, N. Schmid, B. K. Ditz, P. Wilson, E. Nelson, G. Dietrich. Top row: Beebe, T. Schmid, N. Ilchene. 3rd: Mr. Green, Mr. Torrence, M. Cantor, E. Fleming, G. Lund, J. Hasper, E. Thompson, P. D. Kemp—and a host of others. McNelly, G. Jugelt, P. Clemmer. For the first time Knox has a FM radio station. Besides (WV VK C supplying attentive Knoxites with music, WVKC sponsors special programs such as ‘Discussion Plus” which is a panel discussion of national and world-wide topics. l | 1 More commonly known as “The Knox RR bli Young Reactionaries,’ the Young Repub- Oung Epu LcanNs lican Club is the largest organization at Knox. Such eminent men as Congressmen William Ayres of Ohio and Paul Findley of Illinois have addressed this growing group. Top row, I-r: M. Hughes, W. Wells, N. Naugle, W. Sharp, C. Seward, P. Weiland, M. Peterson, S. Watson, C. Melker, K. Drinkall, A. Pearson, G. Moe, J. Vovis, J. Palmroth, D. Barth, R. Crist. Middle row: C. Mansfield, L. Peterson, P. Collinson, D. Jenson, R. Ackerman, J. Holmes, J. Gustafson, A. Harland. Bottom row: E. Hieronymus, L. Horist, M. Taylor, V. Clay, J. Gwyn, K. Wordell, P. Mitchell. The Young Democrats Club is one of the a) smaller organizations on campus. This year Oung emocrats the members have attempted to become ac- quainted with the economic and political bases for political parties regardless of par- tisan association. Top row: C. Mansfield, D. De- Smet, G. Vance, D. Ackerman. First row: G, Utz, A. Howell, S. Colnar, B. Andrews, C. Meyer. 46 J. Gwyn, L. Peterson, R. Rapport, K. Wordell, S. Watson History Club members traveled to Amana, lowa, the first communist community in the United States, sponsored the History Club essay contest and had such guest speakers as Professor Hane, Boyle, and Dodds. The club attempts to create an interest in cur- rent events and history. History Club ROTC Riflers The ROTC riflers rifled their way to fame this year, with many of the members winning for their sharpshoot- ing. They also sponsored a Turkey Shoot, helping many Knox coeds learn to shoot. C. Mansfield, C. Elliott, W. Taggart, P. Hartley, H. Weis, C. Crain, C. Kutal, M. Gehring, L. Swanson; J. Mandzy, M. Pat- ton, R. Hogan, L. Horist, L. Goodman f Top row: R. Gelbach, C. Mansfield, J. Palmroth, D. DeSmet, B. Andrews. Bottom: K. Wellman, D. Jensen, D. Schneider. |.R.C.,. a nonpartisan organization, headed by Jack } Ghana Holmes, attempted to further discussion of international | affairs and to gain a better understanding of the world } , situation. The Books for Asian Students drive and various i Relations Club | tea talks have kept this growing organization in existence. H. Sakomoto, D. Blatsas, P. Losche International Club This club consists of people who have come to Knox from foreign countries. A l- though their activities are not too numerous, they provide a chance for the foreign stu- dents to meet together. 48 Mortar Board An honorary for junior women, Mortar Board works on various projects throughout the year, carrying out each one successfully. Members are chosen on the basis of scholar- ship and service to the college and com- munity. Back row: K. Kuhfuss P. Burke S. Sherrick. Front row: D. Chockley, C. Morse, C. Hoffstadt, Z. Norsigian. Another year has gone by just as the one before | So once again the old octet selected eight men more, | Of fellowship and character to fortify this institution aa ’ So each can face the high demands of Friars’ constitution. Yltars Though the duties of a Friar numerically are small, lt takes a man of iron to fulfill that one great call. For through the years it’s been ordained that never shall a sinner Be endowed with what it takes to make it through the Friars’ dinner. Top row: J. Empen, D. Fabianic, L. Benham, D. Lehmann. First row: R. Gossrow, ee “ W. Wingader, P. Graham. ees ws 49 Back row: R. Hogan, W. Rose, J. Holmes, F. Pauls, P. Collinson. row: W. Twigg, J. Weller, W. Anderson. erman Club A lecture by Dr. Erich Funke on “Faust,” German films, panel discussions led by Dr. Philip Haring and Peter Loesche, a Christ- mas party and a spring picnic highlighted the activities of this year's German Club. In between picnics and parties the club attempts to gain extra practice in speaking and hearing German. Second row: R. Seibert, G. Moe, S. Hegy, L. Gist, J. Harper. First P Sigma Alpha Always active, the political science hon- orary sponsored various coffee talks and films this year. Isn't it nice that there are two women among all those men? Front row, seated, I-r: Jan Morris, Dr. Erich Funke, T. Chalkley, S$. Abels, L. Meyers. Standing: J. Wesch, A. Rennison, J. Varland, C. Craig, J. Edgren, H. Bergroth, J. Hesemann, P. Losche, L. Arnett Reereremersr Grreshman Council According to Gary Nelson, council mem- ber, “The main goal of the Freshman Coun- cil is to create more unity, understanding, and togetherness among the freshmen at Old Siwash.”” This year in addition to fulfilling its goal, the council built the freshman class float and sponsored a dance that lost nearly ten dollars. J. Randall, J. King en oe b Top row, I-r: J. Fox, B. White, J. Vovis, J. King, C. Botthof. Middle row: Lea Bitar, A. O’Donnell, C. Toms. Bottom row: W. Wells, D. Ziemann, T. Randell. 52 53 soi B.”’ L. Gist, S. Handelman, J. Guild, M. Barber. (Giants Sadidlan Scattered throughout these four pages t d a a re D (tem ctures of the various productions of he theatre this year, some of them student- irected, some of them major productions nd others workshop. New techniques were’ pted, and successfully. — Upper: M. Primozich, J. Guild, N. Glonkin, S. Colnar, L. Gist, N. Borch, H. Haggard. Lower: S. Klinger, L. Welch, R. Loy, M. Barber, S. Klinger EST, ae a aS Z SSR “KINCAID” Q oe Seen ing ready Gett . Gustafson , D. Stark, D ler W —R “THE CRUCIBLE” Munn, C. Thompson —C. Bourne, K. Chase, B. “THE CRUCIBLE” 5D Sheatre Productions The main. stage productions this year were “The Crucible,’ done in the round, “J.B.” “Kinkade,” and “The Prodigal,’ the latter being the only one directed by Mr. Chase. On the workshop stage four plays by lenesco were presented, and the children’s play, “Simple Simeon,” was directed by JoAnne Knox. “SIMPLE SIMEON” J. Guild, K. Welch J. Guild, the Villian, V. Walker “SIMPLE SIMEON” IENESCO ONE-ACTS K. Yell, R. Wier, L. Hall 56 “THE PRODIGAL” A) W. Larson, N. Parsens D. Eggert, B. Stahl “KINCAID” J. Stanfa, D. DeSmet S. Schreiber, D. Jensen a) P.-Nierman, B. Delong, M. Morrison, J. Alvey, J. Liddell, J. Zamrazil, E. Cameron, R. Dieterich Band Becoming much stronger this year, the band became a part of the Knox Family. Its tour proved very successful, and it seems that the band is here to stay. SAI Sigma Alpha lota is a sorority for those women who are musically inclined. Rush is held, as with the others, but a rushee MUST be associated with some phase of music. Back row, I-r: N. Housh, K. Kuhfuss, J. Olsen, O. Morton, L. Bridges. Second row: B. Higareda, L. Dybas, P. Dorroh, J. Lyon, H. Warkentin, L. Ayson, J. Liddell. First row: M. Breuer, K. Hoebel, R. Gingrich, C. Bradshaw. Curtain Call Again this year the Phi Beta Kappa of the theatre initiated new members— those who have used their extracurricular time in the theatre. C. Hoffman, President D. Cogswell, C. Hoffman, R. Fulton, R. Wier, J. Knox, D. Gustafson, C. Holt, N. Parsons Back row: D. Piret, G. Sell, R. Swift, J. Hesemann, T. Alloway. M. Barber. First row: Third row: C. Craig, L. Mallin, N. Housh, Second row: K. Welch, V. Anderson, L. Bridges, N. Harris, M. Maltby, K. Lauck, J. Barron, M. Nelson, R. Carlson, W. Pflaum, L. Bunning, T. Klopcic, J: Johnson, C. Thompson, R. Fulton, D. Rowles, R. Potter, J. Sauter, B. Goodman, R. Ackerman, T. Schmidt, J. Manhart, D. Wertz, J. Springer, R. Loy, G. Baker, B. Latta, J. Planer, D. MacLaren, K. Alerton, K. Hoebal, D. Walworth, K. Wellman, K. Kuhfuss, M. Handrich, C. Johnston, C. Edelman, L. Parker, J. Alvey, H. Warkentin, J. Heinen, L. Sciacchi tano. M. Koerner, C. Morse, M. Tvaroh, S. Deller, L. Melcher, N. Church, P. Church, C. Bourne, D. Woodward, R. Gingrich. This organization is a vital part of the Knox family; not only does it entail a lot of hard work, but also lots of fun. Ask anyone about those fabulous tours. O’ Back row: G. Trythall, C. Bradshaw, M. Morrison, G. Baker, E. Cameron, A. Crumbliss, A. Smith, J. Morgan, S. Hallett, J. Chapman, G. Elliott. Second row: J. Leeney, D. Maximovich, B. Beatty, R. Ross, S. Brinkman, P. Nierman. First row: O. Morton, J. Zamrazil, Goncert QWind 12s emble This aspect of the Knox family has grown considerably — and improved. Its music is a vital part of the athletic events. Orchestra Aided by members of the community, the Orchestra presents many concerts, which delight large audiences. B. Ludlow, M. McArthur, J. Biils, R. Dietrich, T. Stanton, B. Delong. Standing: D. MacLaren, J. Alvey, M. Nelson, R. Butterfield, B. Butterfield, T. Schmid. Seated: D. Woodward, C. Thompson, K. Kuhfuss, R. Fulton, L. Melcher, D. Rowles, M. Maltby. This is a rather new facet of the Knox family, and arose out of the various choir J trips. No one is quite sure who instigated J this singing group, but it is certainly a welcome addition to the music department. izmobile Opera Company 64 All people who work in the theatre be- come members of the Knox Players, hoping to eventually become members of Curtain Call. Actors as well as workers make up this organization Front: S. Schrieber, S. Klein, J. Knox, R. Crain 2nd row: D. DeSmet, J. Miller, S. C. Thompson, N. Borch, S. Colnar. Kreinick. Row 3: C. Hoffman, D. Eggert, 65 SFP OE RE IES PD aC YRS EGP aw aay 68 B. Wallace, B. Cady, L. Gist, J. Meyer, M. Handrich, K. Hill, K. Badger, M. Lightfield, P. Dorrah, R. Reed ‘inhellenic Council The Greek side of the Knox family is headed for the women by the Panhellenic council. Most of its work is done during rush when big brother watches to make sure that all is on the up and up. cil headed ing along th Panhel, it sponsored a Greek week- end IVE and helps with the Cancer dr ) i) Me ae — oO w fe 7 SS es = oO Ww fe faa) es oO oO eos OO Go te NZ iis c on = @ vs oO ah = @ = ES D. Kerr, F. Konopasek, T. Freeman. Inter fraternity Coun Front J. Weis, M. Johnson, D. Jerina, B. Wingader. 10 Back row, I-r: J. Wannamaker, B. Spencer, M. Weiss, R. Griffith, D. Lahr, S. Teeter, B. Butterfield, L. Beckhouse, C. Kutal, G. Howard, R. Carlson. Row 4: F. Wirtz, E. Hieronymus, T. Freeman, B. Peterson, M. Boggs, D. Fiala, B. Pflaum, B. Butterfield, H. Randolph, C. Doyle, V. Legner, B. Pekarek, W. Halmon, B. Horschke, R. Smith. Row 3: L. Goodman, R. Taylor, P. Mitchell, M. Nelson, W. Kovarik, M. Swope, H. Bibb, J. Brodie, M. Ford, B. Sutton, R. Lebeiko. Row 2: R. Roper, G. Conley, J. Leeney, K. Jennings, B. Baker, L. Wright, B. Spachman, D. Herlocker, R. Coffman. Row 1: L. Scheffler, T. Smith, D. Wertz, B. Latta, P. Nierman, T. Stanton, M. Johnson, B. Bomash. Alpha Delta Epsilon Back from summers spent from Fort Riley o Manhattan, we painted, plastered, and invested in the magnificent new T.V. set. Len Scheffler directing, we rushed. We took Nineteen. Because of an air raid, we had our fall party at a bomb shelter, but some of the brothers got bombed anyhow. Kay Roper organized a spirited IM program, which kept the brothers fit. Along with keeping up with Bullwinkle several brothers found time to get pinned, others engaged. Tne winter social program of vic parties and pledge parties was crowned ‘by the Rose Formal. That we studied, too, was indicated by Wayne Hohman’s and David Herlocker’s election to Phi Beta Kappa. Je (Alpha Ki Delta A busy year for Alpha Chapter: winning the blood trophy, 23 new pledges, study halls, Connie presiding over YWCA and KAWS, the spaghetti dinner, 2nd floor Whiting, Jo Anne directing the Children’s Play, bridge, Dante’s Inferno,’ a walkout, babysitting, 100 courtesy points, Gerry giv- ing Pam the “big pin” amid tears of ‘good sisters,” a “requested” circus, Pat and Connie in Phi Beta Kappa, blue pillows and golden quills for those marvelous 23, the spring formal at Lake Bracken, the tradi- tional Senior Breakfast complete with blue and-gold garters. Then, on to Pennsylvania and the National Convention. Back row: B. Kent, G. Silberstorf, C. Ridgeway, M. Kula, T. Cambier, G. Jugelt, C. Thorsen, D. Lipke, J. Lewin. Row 4: K. Saunders, A. Lawrence, J. Stevens, B. Marr, S. Zimmerman, G. Jackson, N. Howard, K. Hedberg, P. Smith, D. Maximovich, M. Lawton, B. Scott, K. Moeller, B. Konopasek, V. Clay, C. Thompson, B. Dymond. Row 3: E. Fleming, J. Henry, L. Gist, L. Pearson, D. Cogswell, G. Elfline, J. Knox, C. Hoffstadt, I. Skylas, P. Gronemeyer, R. Reed. Row 2: J. Yates, S. Speer, P. Hoffstadt, T. Johnson, A. Brookens, N. Walter, M. Jaegerhuber, B. Antoine. Row 1: J. Pierce, S. Markiewicz, C. Vick, P. Gorske, L. Foster, S. Hoyt. ue 74 Back row: J. Huggins, $. Rowan, D. Nagel, S. Schreiber, S. Flood, D. Dellin, T. Jensch, T. Hoffmaster, J. Cutright, J. Hellberg. Row 2: A. Knight, G. Turner, L. Newquist, D. Heppberger, B. Elfline, N. Schunaman, T. Rothstein, B. Piper, W. Jensen, M. Johnson, B. Schmidt, S. Dyke, L. Dixon, J. Barrow, B. Raabe, G. McManis, N. Nelson. Row 3: S. Klinger, W. Parks, D. Lehmann, B. Gossrow, Mrs. Butt, B. Hanes, H. Teitle, B. Kucik, B. Sterenberg, D. Soskin. Row 4: C. Hoffman, D. LeMay, B. Beattie, D. Kerr, B. Nelson, R. Bauma, B. Glorch, D. Dewey, T. Maibach. Row 5: J. Fox, R. Peters, P. DiCiaula, B. St. John, J. Mount. ees Beta Cheta Fi Another year of strength for Xi Chapter. We'll remember: our twenty-five partici- pants in varsity and freshman sports, aca- demic improvement, the ‘Go to Hell” and pajama parties, Blair unable to tear away, Mike and Dave off to the altar, the “Pitch Hackers,’ the nineteen best pledges, “Duke,” Jack leading Illinois’ oldest frater- nity into a finer year. Delta Delta Delta Memories for Epsilon: Our first prize Homecoming float, “Knox Winnie-Pooh Garletoh” ... our successtul Mum Sale... the ‘‘un-talent” show at the Research Hos- pital . . . the “twisters” at our Lake Rice Retreat ... the pledge pin crisis... the early morning exodus to the Rifle Range, where we won the Turkey Shoot with the help of sharp-shooting “Kuhf” and in spite of wire-shooting Stallos .. . Bunny’s pledge paddle ... the Tri Bone ape girl s .. . the weathervane clue, a ‘snarfed-up’’ waitress, and martyred Lynn... the sobering installa- tion... the spring vacation when we didn’t all meet in Ft. Lauderdale . . . our Spring Formal at Soangetaha .. . our irreplaceable seniors... 9:00 on March 17 and the seven sleeping beauties . . . eating pansies for breakfast . . . “Minerva” . . . the Senior Picnic ... What an image?! 76 Sh Back row: J. Kundrat, J. Temple, P. Velde, S$. McFadden, D. Jensen, S. Hantke, B. Irvine, S. Burns, L. Bodensiek, P. Mott, S. Gottry. Row 4: M. Maltby, J. Alvey, B. Sutphen, S. Stallos, M. Price, $. Hegy, M. Howe, C. Clark, A. Thompson, P. Dunn, C. Skinner, P. White, M. Tanberg, K. Molda, K. Hummel, R. Randell. Row 3: D. Anderson, L. Regenburg, M. Watkins, D. Melby, L. Reed, B. Wallace, J. Meyer, K. Kuhfuss, J. Dude, L. Henderson, J. Fesler. Row 2: K. Hoebel, P. Norton, M. Urban, S. Lass, L. Poindexter, C. Christy, C. Neri, R. Rinaldo, L. Melcher, L. Schuster. Row 1: D. Trout, B. Schilke, S. Sherman, S. Ziemann, B. Zweifel, S. Amaden. ct 78 blta Zeta Nu Chapter of Delta Zeta looks back on a pleasant year at Siwash filled with many happy memories. There was Mary’s lobster trap at our cool’ beach party in November, our Japanese Rose Formal at Lake Bracken, the all night gab session at Claudia’s slum- ber party, and the night Karen refused to be a float in our “Mardi Gras’ parade. Jackie will never forget Homecoming when she was carried off by Sir Knoxalot. Five of our girls will remember this year for otner reasons, as they gaze dreamily at the shining new rings on the third finger, left hand, and plan on following up their bache- lor degree with a MRS. degree. We end the year with mixed feelings, proud and happy to welcome our pledge class as a part of us and sorry to see our graduating seniors leave. A Back: M. Peterson, V. Meeker, J. Dworzynski, C. Johnston, B. Jorgenson, G. Alexander, P. Wilson, M. Orne, L. Parker. Third row: C. Olsen, V. Anderson, M. Handrich, M. Davis, B. Beebe, B. Berbach, N. Specht, R. Grogan, L. Lewis. Second: J. Churchill, P. Dorrah, M. Hughes, K. Wellman, C. Burgess. Front: R. Sargent, C. Seward, M. Taylor. Back row: G. Monoco, G. Moe, E. Markouski, M. Harju, T. Youngren, G. Matkov, B. Johnson, W. Swan, D. Barth, R. Carlson. Row 4: F. Sodetz, K. Talbot, J. Johnson, D. Eiss, B. Dunn, T. Pickett, S. Freiman, J. Dowds, D. Piret, M. Gorham, R. Greenwald, R. Robbins, A. Link, B. Taggart, G. Locklin, T. Kirsten. Row 3: K. Penchell, C. Scheibel, B. Culbertson, B. Bosman, B. McKenna, J. Weis, J. Holmes, R. Kilham, W. Bohan, G. Edwards. Row 2: M. Albro, B. Brands, F. Ranson, B. McKinney, G. Schiffman, G. Nelson, R. Frauen, M. MacCarther, B. Kosabud. Row 1: M. Swise, J. Morgan, R. Izett, R. Sodetz, D. Giles. 80 ———————— SS Phi Delta Sheta 1961-62, a precedent-breaking year, saw Illinois Delta-Zeta enjoy continued rush and pledging success, a sophomore quarter- back, assorted mascots, singularly appropri- ate Senior class unity, a unique Bowery Party, and newly reinstituted serenades. When coupled with sterling academic prog- ress, everything adds up to a new status for the Siwash Phis. 8] Back row: P. Graham, R. Fulton, $. Gamble, M. Lawrence, M. Parey, C. Junod, J. Masterson, G. Vlaisavljevich, J. Graening, W. Bandes. Row 4: D. East, R. Woolsey, K. Welzel, R. Morgan, J. Stisser, G. Watts, T. Schmidt, G. Phillips, F. Cottrell, H. Pullen, R. McComas, A. Peekel, B. Duncan, G. McCool, D. Rowles, K. Holland. Row 3: J. Kuzanek, S. Cox, G. Bookless, D. MacLaren, C. Harding, Mrs. E. Heizel, P. Dorris, P. Merikle, J. Sutphen, T. Williams (advisor), A. Larson. Row 2: R. Brady, D. Harrington, M. Vitale, D. Fletcher, L. Hund, P. Cobb, B. Lawless, L. Bartolini, L. Anderson. Rew 1: G. Dallman, J. Thomas, D. Grossman, H. Borstadt, J. Parr, D. Raffenbeul. Phi Gamma Delta At Gamma Deuteron 1961-62 was the year of the Cheny Cup, symbol of achieve- ment in the tangibles and the intangible within the framework of the spirit of brotherhood. Generally speaking it was a good year for Fijis athletically (varsity and intramural), academically (at least the at- tempt was there — two Phi Beta Kappas, numerous correspondence courses) , socially (She Gamma Delta grew, Roses bloomed, and the Fiji Island was designated as a disas- ter area), and fraternally (enthusiasm and participation were at an all time high— and so were the brothers). It was a year of pride, of humility, of hopeful achievement —it was a successful year. 84 Phi Ma H ere's to the Phi Mu's and another year packed with moments to remember: The coveted scholarship trophy—the square dance — homecoming and Avis as our own Wilhemina— Rush with its hula lesson (not the twist) and our very own riverboat. The Pink Lady docked at Harbor Light and we embarked with the ‘twinkling twenty’ who only added more fun and excitement. Who can forget the Monday night laundry club, Lincoln’s birthday, breakfast at dawn, pledge duties, tests, and parties, and finally, | nspiration — for pledges and actives? Con- gratulations to Jackie, always our queen: and best wishes to the girls who ‘‘accom- plished things.” We'll miss the seniors, but invite them back often to share an even bigger and better year to come. Oh, here's to the Phi Mu’s. Back row: L. Galovich, K. Dittmer, E. Fields, A. Mester, J. Scott, P. Clemmer, B. Kothe, L. Bridges, K. Fauth, J. Heinen, S. Taub, E. Varda, J. Arrigoni. Row 4: M. Koerner, J. Moore, S. Sredl, J. Morris, K. Hofer, D. Bennett, J. Larson, M. Tuttle, N. Anderson, L. Mallin, K. Hill, P. Meagher, J. Klimick, K. Badger, D. Smatlak, V. Legner, C. Seyler, E. Nelson, E. Klimick, P. Bielenberg. Row 3: J. Lyon, K. Backlund, D. Chockley, K. Keleher, Ann Blaesing, Z. Norsigian, S. Sherrick, N. Hope, E. Boehm, J. Pachyn, K. Allerton, N. Church. Row 2: G. Dietrich, C. Northcutt, F. Gille, J. Barron, C. Greenlea, C. Edelman, D. Jach, S. Brown, L. Dybas, C. Marker, P. Church, J. Howell, S. Allison. Row 1: J. Watson, A. Raftree, M. Ohta, S. Lowery, A. Surls, H. Griffith, R. Hallquist. 85 86 Pi Beta Phi Like March, Illinois Beta-Delta came in like a lion... The traditional rivalry seemed at an end when the Pi Phis joined with another group who helped us celebrate our Pi Phi Pow-Wow. Ho mecoming saw Jane Aarnes as queen with Laurie Hall and Dale Klama in her court. |In March, Dale went on to be Military Ball Queen. With the aid of ‘reliable sources,’ the Pi Phis came out of rush with nineteen things to brag about. RIGHT FOX!!! As the pledges sang, “Mary Sue we love you, and Panhel sang to the tune of three costly, second-semester pledges, our winter party faded slowly into the drawing board. But, Pi Phis had been, seen at the best places— from the Cales- burg Club to the Gizmo... Yes, there was hash at Cane's, spaghetti at the Panhel house, breakfast at Tiffany's, grapes at Martin's and a pledge class that was always out to lunch. Row 1: S. McGovern, N. Meyers, K. Freutel, L. Richardson, D. Ziemann, G. Zarvis, B. Starkey, G. Jensen, S. Klein, E. Long, J. Guild. Row 2: L. Martens, L. Wood, J. Aarnes, G. Jackson, B. Rucker, M. Lightfield, M. Karr, N. Parsons, E. Louthan, R. Rapport, D. Woodward, B. Henricson. Row 3: D. Reiner, N. Naugle, D. Frazier, J. Janes, J. Jablon, N. Harris, M. Keetley, J. Anderson, C. Swanson, N. Garton, D. Walworth, N. Mader, L. Hall, B. Ludwick, A. Mellen, N. Kehrein, N. Ehrenberg. Row 4: J. Turnquist, B. Fabian, D. Stark, S. Doyle, B. Huseman, J. Martin, J. Grant, K. Whitney, J. Arney, M. McGuire. 87 88 a , oe 4 “ x {. 2 Back row: H. Cretors, C. Park, C. Thompson, R. Stratton, R. Weitzel, B. Barber, M. Cantor, G. Vance, J. Fayhee, F. McGehee. Row 3: J. Lumpp, L. Goldstein, L. Neitzel, T. Butts, G. Schneider, L. Engstrom, J. Harrold, R. Pinkel, L. Bowlus, R. Kramer, D. Eisinger. Row 2: D. Proebsting, T. Kirts, J. Cosentino, R. Isaacson, M. Tranquilla, D. Jerina, D. Kemp, R. Potter, R. Michielutte, M. Moore. Row 1: B. Langford, G. Wanke, R. Pearson, C. Loudan, M. Blair, C. Stern, L. Clayton, R. Dieterich. Sigma Nu Sigma Nu made this year when they grabbed their best pledge class in at least four years. Starting with Homecoming and ending at the “White Rose” Spring Formal, the chapter has seen its duty. Before Rush, the Brothers showed their profound interest in a common hobby: they put together a float similar to “Snoopy, and not only did they win the Homecoming float trophy, they had their fame spread across the (midwestern) nation by the Chicago Tribune. Another secret project of the chapter, with some assistance from the faculty, was the grade average. It is the best we have had in many, many years. The pledges have brought much fresh blood into the house, thus compensating for the gallons which are honored by the Blood Drive trophy. By filling out the intramural teams, the freshmen made possible the swimming and Scabbard and Blade © Turkey Shoot” trophies. A sheety Winter Party was put up by the generous pledges who also permit the “activities to take it down.” Rounding out the year, we must note the chapters interest in the arts. The the- ater(s) has (have) been the scene of good performances by some talented brothers. This year has, without further “‘elobora- tion, been a good year for Delta Theta of Sigma Nu. Back row: D. McCorquodale, A. Katzmann, D. Weiberg, G. Vovis, R. White, D. Keefe, B. Churchill, G. Nies, R. Phelps, W. Adent. Row 4: B. Jameson, D. Shriver, R. Loy, D. Johnson, W. Porcher, P. Ulm, R. Reid, W. Querhammer, G. Scott, P. Schoenheider, A. Crumbliss, B. Blasch, L. Gahwiler, D. Kincaid, J. Ulreich, R. Page, R. Stein, L. Kreeb, B. Benson. Row 3: W. Martin, J. Rimpila, F. Konopasek, D. Summers, D. Granzine, B. Wingader, J. Empen, J. Hintzsche, C. Beckham, D. Braiden, T. Bice. Row 2: E. Slaby, J. Martin, J. French, S. Marsh, L. Mennerich, B. Godfriaux, T. Kazar, R. Mesic, J. Cabala, J. Michels, L. Auten. Row 1: D. Lewin, M. Mcllivoy, W. Lloyd, J. Springer, M. Pope, A. Smith, T. Brown, B. Turner. Bol Sau Kappa Cpsilon Gone, but not soon forgotten is the year 61-62. A chronicle of the glory of TKE is an endless list that begins with the 30 best and ends with IM supremacy. . . smacks of accomplishment in-between. Scattered brightly about the year were the stars of new graduates of the College of Complexes .. . old Romans never dying .. . just orgying away ... glory on the field of victory ... with equal representation in all Sports and seniors that never hit a slump. A. Phi Bete brought back alive to our own YMCA helped us plan owl shoots . . . zoo raids . . . and various campus debates. Hints of a new house... and campus fervor that brought voices in unison as we received recognition from our national for our ster- ling accomplishments. Masters of all trades and jacks of none rounded the chapter into a highly polisned machine that ground its way to the fore. Delta is a brotherhood that tastes no smothered breath. But, why need Say more about this year... number one is number one. Next year? Ad Infinitum. ee - ' AaSROai AER rate Rectan on sie : ahncesesecnan ites SRHRES SR ansomemeemscannsemnIere ronesecdraiIPOO NEN A SOMONE 92 athletics Y SZ SESS és Ze Z : WW Back row: H. Knosher, J. Empin, D. East, J. Stisser, M. Harju, S. Gane, G. Flemin g, J. Graening, W. Bandes, D. Morgan, J. Sutphen, R. Kucik, W. Adent, J. Hellberg, F. Cotrell, D. Dillin, R. McComas, T. Tucker, R. Velde. First row: T. Klopcik, D. Soskin, D. Kerr, M. Leighton, P. Morrow. Sootball terback, and Jay Graening, an all conference defensive halfback, were outstanding dur- ing the season. Lack of weight and no speed seemed to be Coach Partin’s problem, but men like Tom Tucker and Dick Morgan, This year’s record of 1-7, with a lone backfield; Joe Empen, Leon Gahwiler, Cap- victory against Coe, does not tell the true tain Stacy Cane, John Sutphen, and Cary story. Several of the games were very close, Neis, linemen; could all be counted on for and players like Dave Eiss, sophomore quar- commendable performances. 94, R. Velde, Coach Partin, T. Tucker, D. Morgan D. Eiss, A. Partin. Second row: N. Schuneman, R. Roberson, A. Gilmore, J. Leeney, L. Gahwiler, B. Taggert, S. Dyke, Basketball Although beset by injuries and shortage of members, the Knox basketball team was | one of the hardest fighting ones in a long time. Though the record didn't show it, this is a team to be proud of —— they kept fighting when all the odds were against | them. Co-Captains Cowan and Graening were only two of the ten with this never- ceasing spirit. Coach Knosher, S. Teeter, J. Sandburg, G. Vlaisavljevich, D. Fletcher, O. Cowan, J. Graening, D. Eiss, D. Tagge, K. Welzel, T. Bice, | F. McGehee. 96 ps sca Coach Knosher, Co-Captains O. Cowan, J. Graening Hunter Trophy Hunter Trophy: Will Bandes KR? Cla Although “kK” Club was inactive this year, the members still sported their purple and gold jackets. The jackets have two purposes: to keep the wearers warm and to impress tender, young coeds. Back row: J. Stisser, G. Vance, K. Welzel. 3rd row: M. Leighton, F. Cottrell, J. Stuphen. 2nd row: D. Rowles, G. Vlaisavljevich. Ist row: D. Wulbert, C. Doyle, J. Graening, D. Morgan, M. Atherton. Varsity Wrestling Although this year’s squad was comprised of all sophomores, the team did very well. Larry Murdock, 177, was second in the conference meet at St. Olaf and third in the small colleges NCAA meet at De Paul University. Mike Leighton, 147, was sec- ond in the conference, and Don Shriver was third. Other members of this young squad were Walt Bohan, 130, who was injured and saw limited action; Larry Reed, 167; Mike Pope, 123; George Vance, heavyweight; and Lee Engstrom, 137. The squad placed sixth in the conference meet. Varsity Swimming D. Proebsting, D. Wulbert, S. Frieman. Led by co-captains Dave Proebsting and Don Lehmann, the tankers placed fifth in the conference meet at Carleton. Proeb- sting, who swims free style and individual medley, and Lehmann, breast stroke, along with Keith Drinkall, a diver, and Dan Wul- bert, freestyle, comprised the nucleus of the team. Next years tankmen will be aided by outstanding freshmen Bob Koso- bud, Bill McKinney, Tod Brown and Brian Givens. Back row: J. Pfaffmann, R. Bowlus, B. Peterson, K. Drinkall, H. Sherman, Coach Turner. First rew: C. Doyle, R. Young, D. Lehmann, Baseball The good weather finally came and the baseball was in full swing. Led by compe- tent pitchers and good coaching, the base- ball team battled its way through a success- | ful season. Back row: F. McGehee, D. Kerr, B. Culbertson, L. Scott, A. Harland, Coach Knosher. 2nd row: T. Bice, D. Kincaid, D. Freund, R. Peters, D. Soskin, W. Adent, T. Smith, T. Klopcik, P. Schoenheider. Row one: A. Knight, O. Cowan, D. Rusk, P. Morrow, B. Win- gader, B. Kucik, W. Bandes, J. Graening. Cennis | | With additions from last year’s freshman tennis team, the tennis team had a successful season — led by veteran player “Grandad” Mc- Comas. 1 BURR AIR A 3 ee a ie a tm a 2 Bob McComas 102 Be Back row: J. Gwyn, K. Holland, S$. Gamble, J. Seago, R. Phelps, L. Murdock, Coach Turner. Row 1: D. Fiala, D. Freisen, G. Vlaisav- Ijevich, J. Leeney, B. Brands. | } Varst ty Crack Coach Turner started the 1962 season with six men. Following a hasty recruiting period the team had 22 eager members. Returning lettermen were Don _ Friesen (quarter mile, 220, and broad jump) and Jim Seago (high jump and hurdles). Other outstanding members were Steve Gamble (pole vault), and Kirby Holland (weights), Mike Leighton (quarter mile), and Randy Phelps (distance). Last year the squad placed eighth in the conference, ahead of Ripon and Coe. 103 Varsity Golf Back row: T. Hoffmaster, B. Schmid, P. Graham, B. Peterson. Front: L. Newquist, J. Zamrazil, J. Michels, J. Ulrich. Gross Country | The men who run the three mile course at Lake Storey placed seventh in the confer- ence meet at Washington Park in Chicago and compiled a three and four record. Out- | standing members were George Sell, Walt ¥ Bohan, Randy Phelps, Roger Griffith, Bill | Martin, and Don Friesen. Bill Lloyd and | Mike Haggerty comprised the freshman team. Otie Cowan, winner of three basketball awards: Most Valuable Player, Free Throw Trophy, and Efficiency Award. ee U7 Greshman Sporls Freshman interest in sports was at a high this year, and the freshmen teams made an excellent showing. SWIMMING | WRESTLING R. Crane, G. Dallman, D. Bahdoff, A. Harrison i Fi Back row: Coach Turner, K. Grimm, M. Tate, T. Dean, H. Pullen, R. Brady, B. White, A. Katzmann, P. Morrow. Row 2: D. Harrington, P. Ulm, G. Nelson, B. St. John, J. Masterson, L. Beckhouse, L. Jasperson. Row 1: J. Wanamaker, J. Morgan, W. Sterling, G. Dallman, D. Dewey, D. Botthof. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Back: W. Bandes, B. Piper, H. Borstad, H. Pullen, S. Flood, R. Brady, J. Jepson, T. Butts. Front: S. Hepperger, B. Lawless, L. Hund, D. Raffenbuhl, D. Watring, J. King, R. Reid. : Gntramurals PING PONG | Swimming Sponsors: L. Schuster, L. Bodenseik, A. Thompson, B. Cady. IM Managers, back: T. Challos, M. Pope, M. Lawrence, R. Roper. Front: B. Culbertson, F. McGehee, W. Jensen. FIJl: D. Morgan, P. Morrow, G. Vlaisavljevich, G. Phillips, | J. Stisser. BRNO timaumbn i oh sie arecomeomn onion A BASKETBALL} TKE B BASKETBALL} | | a te) = s BOWLING VOLLEYBALL ADE: B. Sutton, G. Conley, J. Leeney, D. Herlocker. TKE: I. Kreep, D. Kincaid, C. Beckham, W. Adent, J. French. 10S O Prddles The lovely coeds give up their gorgeous hair-dos once a week and become puddles. Each year, this group presents a show — which always proves to be quite successful. Miss Holsinger, J. Meyer, S. Lass, $. Hantke, D. Woodward Lelt to right: L. Bodensiek, J. Arney, J. Turnquist, B. Huseman, J. Meyer, S. Hantke, L. Holsinger, J. Alvey, E. Boehm, K. Eckland, C. Thompson, D. Woodward, S. Lass, B. Wallace. Front row: C. Ridgeway, P. Mott, J. Henry, L. Schuster, T. Johnson. — = ee J. Grant, C. Swanson, D. Montgomery, B. Sutphen Cheer leader S Next to that of the team, the greatest spirits of all were shown by the cheer- leaders. Even when the chips were down, these girls never lost their pep—nor their faith in the team. SIE SS Sharvy Umbeck President The real head of the Knox family is Sharvy G. Umbeck, whose understanding and insight have helped make the family what it is, and whose hard work will help Knox continue on its successful road. Board of Srustees These alumni, who also work hard for the development of the college, make important decisions and help ensure the success of the college. Dean Muelder Deborah C. Wing Deans of the College | Any problems? Any one—or all—of | these three people are always handy for | getting them solved. They, too, are primary | parts of the Knox family. Dean Pillsbury Adminis tration A family, as a college, cannot be run without someone who takes care of the funds, the alumni, the dorms, the grades, the buildings. The administration of the college is necessary and appreciated by all. Ivan Harlan D. Sanville Max Goodsill registrar, and helpers Chuck Wetherbee Mr. Melville, aascerseney E8EEEHSER Soaenanxenne Jagow E Thompson, + o - se a E = = o cv) f= o - ae x Faculty Mr. White, Mr. Melville, Mr. Pillsbury ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Mr. Yearout, Mr. Lindstrum, Mr. Stephens, Mr. Chalkley, Mr. Ohman. MATHEMATICS ENGLISH Mr. Grutzmacher, Seated , Mr. Crowell, Mr. Moon. ilson WwW , Mr. Mr. Sanville Mr. Wilson, , Mr. Wilkinson. ing: Davenport Standi Mr Lu O Zz = O n al] = i = Oo a. . Bindley Mr b) Huston ing, Mr. Hari Mr. CHEMISTRY PHILOSOPHY Mr. Harris, Mr. Neumiller, Mr. Sutton Mr. Merrill, Mr. Schiller HISTORY Mr. Dodds, Mr. Hane, Mr. Boyle, Mr. Kay, Mr. Stipp Mr. Gou die, Mr. Petersen ART PSYCHOLOGY Mr. Harper, Mr. Krantz, Mr. Atwater WS Re RP ae Mr. Funke, Miss Jeffries, Mr. Brown, Miss Lindahl, Miss Wilson, Mr. Rosic MODERN LANGUAGES Mr. Pulliam, Mr. Lewis BRBUREVUREEES! wenn EDUCATION ROTC | Sgt. Eimes, Capt Norell ' Lt. Col. Keene, Sgt. Ross, Sgt. Lindquist 122 GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION iss Holsinger M d Miss Bielefeldt MEDICAL NEEDS iler and Nurse . We Dr pe GETTING READY FOR THE RIOT OF ’62 Back: J. Weis, B. Cady, P, Graham, B. Wingader, R. Fulton, P. Losche. Front: D. Braiden, D. Lehmann, B. Schmid. | Making plans for a better-than-ever senior — enor Ginn year, the senior council worked with that part of the family which would soon leave. The successful parties at the BV, the dinner, | and a fabulous senior week were made possible by this hard working group. P. Graham, B. Latta, J. Meyer, B. 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ACKERMAN, RICHARD CARLTON Mt. Carroll, Illinois; Economics and Business Administration Scabbard and Blade 4; Knox-Galesburg Symphony 2, 3; Stu- dent Senate 3; Young Republicans Club, Treasurer 3, Pres- ident 4; Assistant Social Coordinator 4; Freshman Counselor BACKLUND, KAREN MARIE Gurnee, IIlinois; Sociology Phi Mu 1, 2, 3,4, Social Service Chairman 4; YWCA ie Young Democrats 2, 3,4; Freshman Counselor 3; Band Adelphi 1, 2; German Club 1. a Is BANDES, WILLARD JOHN ; Downers Grove, Illinois; Mathematics Phi Gamma Delta 1, 2, 3,4, House Manager 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 3, Freshman Coach 4; Football 2354, Co-Captain 4. Track I Intramural Swimming |; Intramural Wrestling 2, 3,4; Intramural Basketball 2,4; In- tramural Track 1, 2, 3,4; Intramural Bowling 2, 4; Intramural Baseball 1; WVKC 1, 3; Knox Student 3,4, Sports Editor 4: Hunter Trophy 4; Freshman Counselor 4; Leadership Con- ference 4. BECKHAM, CONE J. Denver, Colorado; Mathematics and Chemistry Tau Kappa Epsilon |, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Intramural Bowling 1, 2, 3,4; Intramural Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; In- tramural Softball 1,2, 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Senate 1. BENHAM, LEE KENNETH Morton, Texas: Mathematics Friars 4; Dean’s List; President of Student Senate 4: Presi- dent of Young Democrats 3; President of Forensics Associa- tion. BIBB, HAROLD DAVID Centralia, Illinois; Biology Alpha Delta Epsilon, Vice-President 2,4, Secretary 3; Intra- mural Basketball 4; Senior Council; Knox Players 2,3; The- aie ||, 2° Siuelsatt Senaue 25 Coie i, 2 BLAESING, ANN CHARLOTTE Kankakee, Illinois; English Literature Phi Mu 1, 2,3,4, Pledge Class Chaplain 1, Assistant Social Chairman 2, Social Chairman 4; Band 1; Knox Symphony 1; Whiting Hall Council 1; Williston House Council 2, Vice- President 3, President 4: KAWS 4; President’s Round Table 4. BRADSHAW, CLARE ELLEN La Harpe, Illinois; Music Sigma Alpha lota, Secretary 2, President 3, Chaplain 4; Band 1, 2,.3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3,4; YWCA 1. BRAIDEN, DENNIS ALLEN La Grange, !Ilinois: History Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Co, Rush Chairman 2, 3; Scabbard and Blade, Treasurer 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2, 3,4; Intramural Golf 3, 4; Intramural Baseball 2,3,4; Intramural Cross Country 2; History Club; Senior Council. BRINEY, GARY CLARK Ipava, Illinois; Chemistry Football 2. BROWN, CHERYL MARIE Mendota, Illinois; Biology Phi Mu, Assistant Pledge Trainer 2, Song Leader 4; YWCA 1, De yo (Cneiie |, 2 BUTTERFIELD, BRUCE AUGUSTUS La Grange, Illinois; English Literature Alpha Delta Epsilon 1,2, 3,4; College Marshal 4; French Prize 2 Honor Student |), 2, 3° Deans List 1, 2: Student Sen-= ate 1,2; Knox Student Staff 2, News Editor 3, Associate Editor 4: Honor Board 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; French Club 1, 2. CADY, BARBARA ELLEN Redlands, California; Elementary Education Pi Beta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2, Panhellenic Delegate 3: YWCA 1, 2; Student Senate 1,2; Theatre 1; Spanish Club |; Military Ball Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen 3. CARSRUD, WILLIAM JOHN Denver, Colorado; Mathematics Intramural Tennis 1, 2, 3; Senior Council CHESKY, HELEN LOUISE Brooklyn, New York; Modern Languages YWCA 1; Knox Student 1, 2; Campus Chest 2, 3. CHURCHILL, JACQUELINE K. Sea Cliff, New York: Political Science Delta Zeta, Social Chairman 2,3, Recording Secretary 2, 4: Gale 1, 2,3; Theater 1,2; Panhellenic Council 3; KAWS 1, D3), COGSWELL, DIANE KAY Park Ridge, Illinois; English Alpha Xi Delta, Recording Secretary 2, Social Chairman 3, Treasurer 4; Dean’s List 1,2; Curtain Call 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Puddles 1; Student Senate 1, 2; YWCA 1, 2; Knox Student 1; Gale 2,3; Post Residence Council 4; The- atre 1, 2; Knox Players 3,4; Phi Beta 1, 2, Vice-President 4: Danforth Seminar |, 2; Adelphi 1; Siwasher 4. CRAIG, CHARLOTTE IRENE Chicago, Illinois; Chemistry Choir 1,2,3,4: German Club 1,2, 3,4; Knox Players 3, 4: Theatre Costume Crew 1, 2, 3,4: YWCA 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALDSON, CYNTHIA East Peoria, Illinois; Economics and Business Administration “Pi Beta Phi, Assistant Scholarship Chairman 2, Treasurer 3; Cale Business Staff 2, 3. DORROH, PATRICIA LYNN Waukegan, Illinois; Elementary Education Delta Zeta, Pledge Trainer 2,4, Treasurer 1,2, Editor 2, Junior Panhellenic 1; Sigma Alpha lota, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Editor 3, Vice-President 4; Gale 1,2: Knox Student 1, 2; Theatre 1; Campus Chest 3; YWCA 1, 4; Panhellenic Coun- cil 1,2,3,4; Post Residence Council 4; Senior Council; Young Democrats 2, 3, 4. DRINKALL, KEITH WAYNE Galesburg, Illinois; Mathematics Swimming Team 4: Intramurals 2; Young Republicans 4; Wesley Fellowship 2, 3, 4. DUDE, JOAN THERESA Wilmette, Illinois; Political Science Delta Delta Delta 1,2 3) 4, Chaplain 3° Choir 1,2)3° The= atre, Costume Crew iis YWCA 1,2, 3; American Assembly Representati ve 3. EAST, DENNIS, II Jerseyville, Illinois; History Phi Gamma Delta, Rush Chairman 4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Freshman Football: Intramural Basketball 1, 2.3, 4; Intra- mural Bowling 1, 2,3: Intramural Softball 1,2; Intramural Golf 1,2, 3,4; Intramural Swimming 1,2; IFC, Treasurer 4: History Club; WVKC 2, 3. EDGREN, JOHN ROBERT Clinton, lowa; Physics and Mathematics WVKC 2: German Club 3,4; Social Board 4; Theatre 4; Knox Players 4. ELFLINE, GERALDINE SMITH Galesburg, Illinois; Biology and Chemistry Alpha Xi Delta, Panhellenic Representative 3, President 4: Knox Student 3, 4: Panhellenic Council 3; YWCA 1, 2, 3. ELFLINE, ROBERT JOHN Galesburg, Illinois: Economics and Business Administration Beta Theta Pi, Secretary 2, House Manager 3: Intramural Basketball 1,2: Intramural Swimming 2; Intramural Volley- ball 1,2: Intramural Wrestling 2; Tennis 2: Swimming 1; Football 3; Knox Student 3, 4, Advertising and Business Man- ager, IFC 2 FABIANIC, DAVID A. Alton, Illinois: Psychology Friars; Pi Sigma Alpha; Curtain Call; Intramural Basketball ] Knox Players; Alpha Pi Alpha. FLUENT, ALLEN MICHAEL Park Ridge, IIlinois; Philosophy-Religion Young Democrats 1, 2, 3,4, Publicity Chairman 2, Political Activities Chairman 3; Campus Christian Fellowship Chair- man 4; Adelphi 4; Danforth Seminar | FULTON, RICHARD MELVIN Peoria. Illinois: Political Science Phi Gamma Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, House Surgeon 4; Pi Sigma Alpha 3, 4; Curtain Call 2,3, 4: Fresh- man Basketball; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4: Intramural! Sentor Grex Softball 1, 2,3,4; IFC 3,4; Student Assistant in Political Science ee oe 4. WKCG 1 _2, 3; Young Democrats 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Choir I, 2 Vice-President 3. President 4- Senior Council: Theatre, Actor 1, 2, Stage Manager 3) Director 3,4, Business Manager 2, 3: Knox Players 3, 4. GANE, EUSTACE HAROLD, II Greenwich, Connecticut: Political Science Football 2,3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2: Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3, 4: Intramural Bowling 2: Student Senate 1. GANE, SUE HADLEY Greenwich, Connecticut; Education Pi Beta Phi, Censor and Settlement School Chairman 2, 3, 4: Gale Advertising Staff 1, 2, 3. GLEASON, JUDITH ANN Chicago, Illinois: English Literature Pi Beta Phi. Treasurer 1,2: Student 1: Gale 1; YWCA 1, 2 KAWS |, 2. Treasurer 3: Newman Club 1, 2,3, Treasurer 4: Freshman Counselor 4. GOSSROW, ROBERT WILLIAM Cicero, IIlinois: Mathematics Beta Theta Pi. Secretary 2, 3. President 3, 4; Friars, 4; Intra- mural Baseball and Golf: Knox Student 1, 2,3,4, Sports Editor 3, Managing Editor 4. GRAHAM, PATRICK FRANCIS . Rutherford, New Jersey; Economics Phi Gamma Delta 2, Historian 3.4; Friars; Distinguished Military Student: Dean’s List 23,4: Varsit y Golf 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball: Intramural Golf; Intramural Ping Pong: Intramural Softball; Intramural Bowling: Chairman Knox Honor Board 4, Member 2, 3,4; Vice-President of Senior Class; Newman Club 1. 2,3,4; Gale 2.3: Freshman Council; Department Assistant Economics 3, 4; K Club. GRONEMEYER, PATRICIA LYNN Evergreen Park, Illinois; Mathematics Alpha Xi Delta. Scholarship Chairman 1, 2, Assistant Treas- urer 2, Pledge Trainer 4: Class Scholar 1, 2; Theatre Costume Crew 2: YWCA 1, 2,4: German Club 2, 4: Post Residence Council 4. HAINES, HARVEY BLAIR Elmwood, |Ilinois:; Economics Beta Theta Pi, Song Leader 2, President 3, Vice-President 4; Intramural Basketball, Swimming, Golf; Choir 1, 2,3; IFC 2, 3. HARDING, COLIN MacLEAN Walpole, Massachusetts; Political Science Phi Gamma Delta, Social Chairman 2, Assistant Teor: ihe 3, Treasurer 4; Intramural Track; Intramural Swimming: Intramural Softball: WWE I, 2,3. Program Manager 3; Knox Student 1, 2, 3, 4; Young Republicans |, 2. “ HARPER, JAMES FARRELL New York City, New York; Modern Languages Pi Sigma Alpha 4; Intramural Track 1, 3, 4; Intramural Tennis 1; Varsity Track 2; Student Senate 2; French Club 1, 4; Young Democrats 2 Sentor Ghadbose HERLOCKER, DAVID WEBB Washington, Illinois; Chemistry Alpha Delta Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Cross Country 2, 3, Captain 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3, 4; Intramural Foot- ball 1, 2, 3,4; Intramural Softball 1, 2,4: Intramural Track 2, 4; Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4. HINTZSCHE, JOHN LeROY Esmond, Illinois; Physics Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pledge Trainer 4: Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Intramural Track 1,2; Intramural Softball 1, 2,3; Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3. HOFFMAN, CHARLES ALLEN Flushing, New York; Speech and Theatre Arts Beta Theta Pi; Curtain Call; Freshman Baseball: Intramural Bowling; Intramural Wrestling; Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Basebal!; WVKC 1, 2; Knox-Galesburg Symphony 1; Theatre 1, 2,3, 4, Student Teaching Assistant for Technical Theatre 4; Theatre Planning Board 4; Knox Players, Editor of Bulletin 3; Senior Council. HOFFSTADT, CONSTANCE FLORA Chicago, Illinois; Biology Alpha Xi Delta, Membership Chairman 4; Mortar Board 4; YWCA 1, 2, Vice-President 3, President 4: KAWS 2, Vice- President 3, President 4; Band 1; German Club 1; Danforth Seminar 1, 2; President’s Roundtable 4. HOGAN, ROGER LLOYD Galesburg, Illinois; Biology Sigma Nu 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi Sigma Alpha 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4- Knox Rifle Team President 1, 2, 3, 4. HOHMAN, WAYNE RICHARD Culver, Indiana; Biology Alpha Delta Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2,3; Intramural Baseball 2; Choir 1, 2; Band 1; Theater |; Biology Laboratory Assistant 4. HOLT, CHARLES GROVE Sturgis, Michigan; Economics and Business Administration HOPE, NANCY LEE University City, Missouri; Modern Languages Phi Mu 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 4; Honor Student 1; Knox Stu- dent 1,2,3; YWCA 1, 2,3; Young Democrats 2, 3; Student Counselor 3: whiting House Council 1,2; Post Residence Council 4. HUGHES, MARY KATHERINE Chicago, Illinois; Music Education Delta Zeta. Song Leader 2, Rush See 2, 3, President 4; Phi Beta, Pledge Trainer 3; Choir 1, 2,3,4; YWCA 3,4; KAWS D2 a Treasurer 4: Young egg ee 1,2,3,4 Panhellenic Council 4. JERINA, DONALD M. River Grove, Illinois; Chemistry Sigma Nu, Scholarship Chairman 2, 3, Pledge Trainer 2, Presi- dent 4: Dean’s List 2,4; Intramural Wrestling 3,4: Intra- mural Bowling 2, 3,4: Intramural Swimming 3,4; IFC 2, 3; Freshman Counselor 3; Director of Audio Visual Aids Depart- ment 2, 3, 4; Organic Chemistry Laboratory Instructor 4. KARR, MARY LOUISE Clinton, Illinois; English Literature Pi Beta Phi, Pledge Class Secretary 1, Assistant Rush Captain 2, Rush Captain 3, Vice-President 4; Student Senate 1; Gale 1, Index Editor 2,3, Editor 4; YWCA 1, 2,3; Williston Hall Council 3; English Department Teaching Assistant 4. KELEHER, KATHERINE ELIZABETH Chicago, Illinois; Modern Languages Phi Mu: Social Board 3, 4:; Theater, Makeup and Costume: VACA. KONOPASEK, FRANK LOUIS Tinley Park, Illinois; Pre-Dental Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2, Chaplain 3, Social Chairman 3, 4: Intramural Swimming |; Gale 1; Student 1; Junior IFC Presi- dent 1; IFC 2,3, 4; Social Coordination 1, 2,3,4; Scabbard and Blade, Secretary 3, 4. KNOX, JOANNE JEAN Sandwich, I|linois; Theatre Alpha Xi Delta 1, Assistant Pledge Trainer 2,3, 4; Curtain Call 2, 3, President 4; Knox Players 3, 4; Williston Hall House Council 2; Gale 4: YWCA 1; Knox Social Board Entertain- ment Chairman 4; Phi Beta |, 2, President 3, Historian 4; Theatre |, 2, 3, 4. KOVARIK, WARREN JOSEPH Cicero, Illinois; Political Science and Economics Alpha Delta Epsilon, Rush Chairman 3, President 4; Pi Sigma Alpha; Baseball 1, 2; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball; Intramural Ping Pong; Intramural Softball; Stu- dent Senate 3; IFC 4. KUCIK, ROBERT LAURENCE Westchester, Illinois; Political Science Beta Theta Pi 1, 2,3, Rush Chairman 4; Intramural Baseball 1; Intramural Wrestling 2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 2,3, 4; Freshman Baseball; Varsity Football 2, 4: Freshman Basketball. KUHFUSS, KAREN PATRICIA Mackinaw, Illinois; Modern Languages Delta Delta Delta.1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President and Pledge Train- er 4, Song Leader 4; Mortar Board 4; Sigma Alpha lota 3, 4; Galen 3 Choirs 2 3.4) Board or PubligsRelations! 3.) Pearl Harris Award 3; YWCA 1: Post Residence Council Vice-President 4: Freshman Council 1; Social Board 2, 3; Freshman Counselor 3: President's Roundtable 3 Senior Council; Homecoming Court 3; Military Ball Attendant 3. LEHMANN, DONALD ROBERT Mokena, Illinois; History Beta Theta Pi, Corresponding Secretary 4; Friars 4; Lorraine Smith Prize in English; Student Counselor 4; Swimming, Co- Captain; Theatre; Siwasher, Editor 4; Pioneer, Editor 4; Board of Publications 3; Adelphi. LIGHTFIELD, MARY SUE Pompano Beach, Florida; English Pi Beta Phi 1,2, Scholarship Chairman 3, Pledge Trainer 4: Puddles 2,3: Freshman Counselor 4; WVKC 2, 3,4; YWCA eee V7 148 LOUTHAN, ELLEN LLOYD Chicago, Illinois; Economics and Business Administration Pi Beta Phi, Assistant Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Sorority Bowl- ing League 4: Gale Staff 2,3; YWCA 1, 2, 3; Young Repub- licans 3, 4. LYON, JOANNA RUTH Oneida, Illinois; Music Education Phi Mu 1.2, 3,4: Sigma Alpha lota 2.3.4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3,4: Band 1: Choir 1, 2,3; Theatre 1, 2; Whiting Hall Coun- cil, President 4. MANHART, JAMES WESLEY Stewardson, Illinois; Music Phi Beta Kappa 4: Dean’s List 1, 2. 3,4; Honor Student 1, 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 1; Intramural Badminton 3; Knox- Galesburg Symphony Orchestra 3,4: Choir 4; Knox Band 3; Chamber Music Group 3, 4; Danforth Seminar 1; German Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Theatre. MAURIZI, ALEX RICHARD Skokie, Illinois; Mathematics Dean's List; Phi Beta Kappa MELBY, DIANE VIOLET Bensenville, Illincis; English Literature Delta Delta Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Panhellenic Representative 3: Gale 1; Knox Student 2: Panhellenic Council 3; Williston Hall Council 3: Military Ball Queen 3. MERIKLE, PHILIP MUNSON Tenafly, New Jersey; Psychology Phi Gamma Delta 1, 2, Pledge Trainer 3, Recording Secretary 4- WVKC 2, 3: Dean’s List; Phi Beta Kappa: Gale 4. MEYER, JANET Knoxville, Illinois; Mathematics Delta Delta Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Rush Chairman, Recording Secre- tary; Mortar Board 4; Dean’s List 2,3,4; Puddles, Vice- President 3, President 4; Secretary of the Senior Class. MOORE, MICHAEL CABOT Park Forest, Illinois; Chemistry Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Intramural Baseball 1,2; |n- tramural Track 3; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4. NIELSEN, RITA LOUISE Palatine, Illinois; Modern Languages Williston House Council 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. NEWQUIST, LANE W. Glen Ellyn, Illinois; English Literature Beta Theta Pi 3,4: Intramural Golf 1; Intramural Softball 2: Intramural Tennis 3,4; Knox Student Senate; Board of Re- view 1;. Board of Public Relations 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Chairman 3, 4- |FC 2: Health Service Student Assistant 3; Student Counselor 4: Dormitory House Assistant 4. Sentor noe NORSIGIAN, ZABELLE ANN East St. Louis, Illinois; English Literature Phi Mu, Reporter 2, Secretary 3 Vice-President 4; Mortar Board 3. 4: Knox Student 1, 2,3; Campus Chest 2,3; YWCA 1, 2,3; Young Democrats 2, 3; Senior Council. PACHYN, JANIS ANITA Hazelcrest, Illinois; English Literature Phi Mu, Corresponding Secretary 4; Knox Student 1, 2, Theatre 1, 2 PALMER, JON CARL Galva, Illinois: Chemistry Alpha Delta Epsilon 1,2; Faculty Prize Scholarship; Dean’s List 3, 4. PANNIER, WILLIAM JULIUS, III San Bruno. California; Economics and Business Administration and Political Science Pi Sigma Alpha 4: Choir 1; Gale 1; Young Republicans 1, 2. 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2. PARSONS, NICHOLOUS RAINEY Birmingham, Michigan; Theatre-Speech Pi Beta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Curtain Call: Theatre. PAULS, FREDERICK H. Oregon, I!linois; Political Science Dean’s List 2.3,4: Pi Sigma Alpha 2,3, President 4: Scabbard and Blade 3. Vice-President 4: Student Counselor 4; Intra- mural Bowling 1, 2,3: Spanish Club 1; Student Senate 2; Theatre 1,2: Young Republican Club 1. Secretary 2, Presi- dent 3,4; Illinois Young Republican Federation 1, 2, 3, 4: Cuinaiin Calli 2 3. PEARSON, LINDA A. Chicago, Illinois: History Alpha Xi Delta 1, 2, Corresponding Secretary 3. Social Chair- man 4: Gale 1,4: YWCA 1,2,3: Theatre 1,2: Newman Club 1, 2, 3; Counselor 4. PEKAREK, ROBERT S. Berwyn, Illinois; Biology Alpha Delta Epsilon, Steward 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 4: |n- tramural Wrestling 1, 2; Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Intramural Baseball 1; Intra- mural Softball 1, 2,3, 4; Intramural Track 2, 3; Biology Lab- oratory Instructor 4. PETERSON, JERROLD MELVIN Lombard, Illinois; Economics and Business Administration Phi Gamma Delta, Social Chairman 3, 4; Football 1; Track 1, 2; Intramural Basketball, Softball, Track, Gross Country: Campus Chest 1, 2,3; WVKC 2. PONT, DONALD EARL Knoxville, Illinois; Education Saor Gndex RAPPORT, ZELDA “RIKI” RUTH West Hartford, Connecticut; History Pi Beta Phi 3,4, Scholarship Chairman 4; Gale 2,3; Senior Council; Williston Hall Council 4; History Club, President 4; YWCA 3. REED, LISBETH MASON Birmington, Michigan; English Literature Delta Delta Delta, Treasurer 3, Marshal 4; Honor Student 1, 2; YWCA 1; Student Senate 3, Secretary 4; Treasurer of Freshman Class; President's Roundtable 4. RIMPILA, JULIAN JOHN Chicago, Illinois; Chemistry Tau Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3,4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4, Presi- dent 4: Dean’s List 3,4; Distinguished Military Student 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Intramural Softball 2, 3, 4: Military Ball Chairman 4. ROPER, RAYMOND JOHN Rockford, Illinois; Sociology Alpha Delta Epsilon 1, 2, Chaplain 3, Intramural Manager 3, 4- Intramural Wrestling 1; Freshman Basketball Manager 1; Student 1, Sports Editor 2, 3. RUSHING, DOUGLAS ROBERT Kirkwood, Illinois; Chemistry Table Tennis 2, 3, 4. SCHEFFLER, LEONARD PAUL Columbia, Missouri; English Alpha Delta Epsilon, Rush Chairman 3, 4; Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2; Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; IFC 2; Student 3, 4; Variety Show 3; WVKC Radio 3° Clronr i. SCHMID, ROBERT KENNEDY Winnetka, Illinois: Political Science Beta Theta Pi 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; Intra- mural Bowling 2, 3, 4; Intramural Wrestling 2, 4. SHERRICK, SANDRA SUE Loraine, Illinois; Modern Languages Phi Mu 1, 2,3, President 4; Mortar Board 4; Band 1, 2; Theatre Crew 1; Union Board 3,4; Knox-Galesburg Symphony Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Freshman Counselor 3. SKYLAS, IRENE J. Chicago, IIlinois; History and Political Science Alpha Xi Delta, Historian 4; Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4; mistony Clube2) 3.4 Choir | 2) 3: STANCL, DONALD LEE Berwyn, Illinois; Mathematics Honor Board 3, 4; Phi Beta Kappa 3, 4. STONE, BARRY D. Chicago, Illinois; English Knox Student Columnist 1, 2; WVKC 1; All-School Show Writer-Director 2,3; Union Board 4; Social Board 3, Chair- man 4. SUMMERS, DAVID ANTHONY Charleston, Illinois; Psychology Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer; Intramurals. TEITEL, HENRY MARTIN Scarsdale, New York; Economics and Business Administration Beta Theta Pi, 1, 2, Rush Chairman 3, Secretary 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. UTZ, GRETCHEN LUISE Peru, Illinois; English Literature Young Democrats; Newman Club; Social Board. VAN DYKE, ANITA TAKAHASHI St. Louis, Missouri; Chemistry Young Democrats 3,4; Spanish Club 1: German Club 3; Adelphi 1; Student Senate 1; YWCA 1, 2. VAN GEMERT, JEANNE New Rochelle, New York; English Literature Student Senate 2, 3; Puddles 1, 2; Cale 4. WALLACE, ELIZABETH ELLEN Urbana, Illinois; English Literature Delta Delta Delta, Pledge Class Treasurer 1, Assistant Social Chairman 2, Social Chairman 3, President 4, Senior Panhel- lenic Delegate 4; Student 1; Puddles 1,2, 3,4: Panhellenic Council 4; Leadership Conference Panel Member 4; Freshman Counselor 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3,4; Military Ball Queen Candidate 3. WARKENTIN, ROSE MARIE West Chicago, Illinois; Elementary Education @jchestra l-2)3 Band) 1), 253,44. Choir 23) 4 WATKINS, MARY LOUISE McHenry, Illinois; Elementary Education Delta Delta Delta 1, 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Court 3: YWCA 1, 2; KAWS 4: Young Republicans 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, Co-Captain 2, Captain 3; Theatre 1: Freshman Counselor 3. 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GA.PES BURG sue LiLNOds 55 YEARS OF SERVICE ee | t [ i i 4 i a a a me u aS BRR Sa s—atickaeam —- endo: A Aarness, Jane 25, 36, 44, 87, 125 Ables, Sandra 50, 125 Abroe, Michael 80 Ackerman, David - Ackerman, Richard 27, 35, 36, 37, 46, 61, 125 Adent, William 90, 94 101 Alexander, Gay 79 Allerton, Laura Katherine 37, 61, 85, 125 Allison, Sandra 85 Alloway, Thomas 60 Altier, Charles Alvey, James 58 Alvey, Jennette 13, 61, 64, 77, 110 Amaden, Sally 36,77, 139 Amerman, Christine 44 Anderson, Diane 3 , 7 Anderson, Janet 87 Anderson, Larry 82 Anderson, Nancy 85 Anderson, Virginia 60, 79, 139 Anderson, William 34, 45, 50, 139 Andrews, Barbara 46, 48, 139 Anoe, Emily Anspach, Terry 139 Antoine, Barbara 73 Appel, Connie Archer, Myla Archibald, Anthony 135 Armstrong, Thomas Arnett, Laurence Arney, Jan 87, 110 Arrigoni, Jacqueline 82 Aschenbrenner, Walter Stephen 45, 139 Ashbach, David Asp, Arlene 139 Atherton, Michael 98 Auten, Lawrence 34, 37, 94 Ayson, Elizabeth 58 Babcock, Jeannean 139 Backlund, Karen 85, 125 Badger, Katherine 34, 44, 68, 85, 139 Baird, Bonnie Baker, Gordon 61, 6 2, 70 Balatsos, Dimitrious 48 Baldwin, Shirley 44 Bandes, Willard 84, 94, 98, 101, 125 Barber, Hollis William, Jr 88, 139 Barber, Marie 54, 60 Barnett, Mary Louise 44, 45 Barron, Jacquelyn 27, 60, 85, 139 ’ Barron, Mary K. 45 Barrow, James 7 4 Barth, David Keck 46, 80 Bartolini, Lee 37, 82, 99 Baylor, Michael 42 Beattie, Robert Bruce 62, 4 Becker, Susan Beckham, Cone 90, 125 Beckhouse, Lawrence 70, 107 Beebe, Barbara 45, 9 Benham, Lee 25, 34, 49, 125 Benkler, Gordon Bennett, Dana 85 Benson, Brent 90, 125 Benson, John Benson, Scott Berbach, Bonnie 79, 125 Bergroth, Henry 50 Berns, Karen Bibb, Harold 70, 125 Bice, Ihomas: 23) 90) 96), 01 139; Bielenberg, Patricia 85 Biesiada, Robert 35 Biggers, Robert 139 Bils, Jack 63 Binnie, Gary 126 Birnbaum, Mark Biel, ueey 22 Sl ack, Carol aesing, Ann 85, 126 air, Mary 88 Blasch, Bruce 90, 139 Bliss, James Block, Samuel Bloomberg, David Boatright, Daniel Bodensiek, Linda 12, 77, 108, 110 Boehm, Elinore 36, 85, 110, 126 Boggs, Michael 34, 70 Bohon, Walter 99 Bolz, John Bomash, William 70 Bonder, Nicholas Bookless, George William 82 Borche, Nicole 35, 54, 65 Borstad, Hans 82 Bosmann, Bruce 4, 26, 80 Botthof, Charles 51, 107 Bouma, Ralph 74 Bourne, Claudia 12, 55, 61, 139 Bowers, Dennis Bowlus, Lloyd 88, 100 Bowman, Daniel Bowman, William 126 Boyd, Susan Boynton, Robert Bradshaw, Clare 58, 62, 126 Brady, Robert 82, 107 Braiden, Dennis 90, 124, 126 Brandes, David Brands, Robert 80, 103 Brandt, Roger Brenner, James Breuer, Marilyn 58 Bridges, Leta 58, 60, 82, 139 Briney, Gary 126 Brinkman, Susan 62 Brodey, James 0, 126 Brookens, Abigail 23 Brown, Ann Fay Brown, Charles M. Brown, Cheryl 85, 126 Brown, Cynthia Brown, James Allen Brown, Sherman William, II1 126 Brown, Thomas 90 Brown, Tod Bryan, Bruce Bryson, Barbara Buck, Billy Bump, Sue 126 Bunning, Lloyd 61, 139 Burgess, Colleen 79, 139 Burk, Dean Burke, Patricia 49, 127 Burns, Susan 77 Burrow, Will 139 Butterfield, Bruce 36, 38, 39, 64, 80, 126 Butterfield, Robert 64, 70 Butts, Thomas 88 DWWw i166 C Cabala, Jerome 90 Cady, Barbara Ellen 4, 25, 31, 68, 108, 124, 127 Cambier, Antonica 73 Cameron, Evan 58, 62 Campbell, Jane Cantor, Michael 45, 88 Carlson, Raymond 61 Carlson, Rodney 70, 80 Carsrud, William 127 Castle, William Catling, Harold Cerone, Thomas 12 7 Challos, Thomas 108, 127 Chamalian, Peter Chapman, John 62, 127 Chesky, Helen 127 Chockley, Donna 49, 85, 12 Chockley, Thomas 50, 127 Choi, Charles Choi, Jeannette 139 Choy-Hee, Eloise Christensen, Carl 38, 39, 43 Christy, Cherie 77, 139 Church, Nancee 61, 85, 127 Church, Patricia 61, 85, 139 Churchill, Jacqueline 27, 79, 127 Churchill, William 90 Chis, Cave C. 13, 77, Wy Clarke, Marilyn Claton, Larry 88, 139 Clay, Virginia 45, 46, 73 Clemmer, Patricia 45, 82, 139 Coan, Kathleen Cobb, Peter 22, 82 Coffman, Robert 70 Cogswell, Diane 59, 73, 127 Collett, Audrey Collins, Neil Collinson, Peter 35, 46, 50, 128 Colnar, Sharon 46, 54, 65 Colton, Roy 35, 128 Conley, Gail 70 Cornwell, Philip Cosentino, Julian Cottrell, Frank 82, 94, 98 Cowan, Otis 96, 97, 101, 105 Cox, Stephen 82 Craig, Charlotte 50, 60, 128 Crain, Chester 47, 65 Crandall, Eugene 139 Cretors, George 88 Crist, Rodney 46, 128 Cromie, Michael Crooker, Richard Crumbliss, Alvin 62, 90 Culbertson, William 26, 80, 101, 108 Curcio, Ralph Curschmann, Barbara Cutright, John 73, 102 D Dalby, Christine 29, 139 Dallman, Glen 82, 107 Damegard, John Danhaus, Arline Darling, Virginia Darnell, Robert Davis, Margaret 79 Dean, Thomas 10 D'Elia, Gabrielle Deller, Susan 13, 37, 6] Dellin, Edward 73, 94 DeLong, Barbara 34, 57, 63 DeSmet, Dennis 46, 48, 57, 65 Dewey, Dan 74, 10 7 DeWitt, Joann. DiCiaula, Peter 74 Deterich, Russell 34, 58, 63, 88 Detrich, Gail 45, 85, 139 Dillon, Douglas Dinwoddey, Ann Dittmer, Karen 37, 85, 140 Ditz, Karen 45 Dixon, Lowell 74 Dodds, Norman 128 Donaldson, Cynthia Donaldson, Maren Dorris, Peter 82 Dorroh, Patricia 44, 58, 68, 79, 128 Dowds, Cloise John 80 Doyle, Colin 70, 98, 100 Doyle, Susan 87 Drinkall, Keith 46, 100, 128 Dude, Joan 77, 128 Dumke, Suzanne Duncan, Robert 82 Dunn, Barbara Dunn, Burnett 80 Dunn, Marcia 45 Dunn, Patricia 27, 77, 140 Dworzynski, Jo Ann 44, 79 Dybas, Linda 58, 85 Dyke, Stewart 43, 74, 94 Dymond, Barbara 73 E Earhart, Charles 82 East, Dennis 28, 82, 94, 128 Easton, Thomas 128 Ebersole, Calvin 35, 128 Ecklund, Karen 110 Eddy, Patricia Edelmann, Cynthia 9, 61, 85, 128 Edgren, John 50, 129 Edwards, George 80 Efremides, Theodore Egel, Arnold Eggert, Dawn 5 7, 65 Eggleston, Donna Ehrenberg, Nancy 87 Eichhorn, Thomas Eisinger, Richard 88 Eiss, David 80, 94, 96 Elifson, Kirk 14 Elfline, Geraldine 73, 129 Elfline, Robert 74, 129 Elliott, Charles 47, 140 Empen, Joseph 49, 90, 94, 129 Engman, Rodney Engstrom, Lee 88, 140 Erdman, Joy Erickson, Jon 139 F Fabian, Barbara 8 7, 140 Fabianic, David 49, 129 Faut, Lynda 129 Fauth, Karen 35, 85, 140 Fayhee, Jack 88, 140 Feldhammer, Marjorie Fernstrom, Donald Fesler, Judith 41, 77 Fiala, Donald 42, 70, 103 Fields, Ellen 42, 82 Fish, Michael Fleming, Elaine 45, 73 Fleming, Garry 94 Fletcher, Dixon 82, 96 Flood, Stanley 74 Fluent, Allen 42, 129 Folk, Theodore 129 Forbes, Charles Ford, Michael 70 Foster, Katherine 140 Foster, Laura 35, 73 Fox, James 22,51, 74 Fox, Roger Frauen, Rodger 80 Frazier, Deborah 87 Frederick, Demarious 140 Fredericks, Arthur Freeman, Anthony 69, 70, 129 Freiman, Steven 80, 100 French, James 90 Freund, David 80, 101 140, _ Freutel, Kathryn .87 Friesen, Donald 103, 144 Fulton, Jerome Fulton, Richard 59, 61, 64, 82, 124, 129 G Gadke, Raymond Gahwiler, Leon 90, 95, 140 Galovich, Lucy 42,85 - Gamble, Stephen 82, 103 Gane, Eustace Harold, || 94, 129 Gane, Sue Hadley 130 Garbutt, Susan 37, 130 Garland, Carole 140 Garton, Nan 87 Gehlbach, Ralph 48 Gehring, Michael 47 Gelhaar, William 140 Gibb, Mary Giles, Duane 80 Giles, Robert 130 Gille, Frances 85 Gilmore, Albert 95 Gingrich, Rita 58, 61 Gist, inda™ 6; 27, 50, 54,68, 73, 140 Givens, Brian 37 Glannon, Thomas 42 Glas, Theadore Gleason, Judith 130 Glorch, Robert 74 CGodfriaux, Bruce 90 Goldman, Jane Goldstein, Lou is 88 Golinkin, Naomi 54 Goodman, Lindell 47, 70 Goodman, Michael 61, 140 Gorham, Michael 80 Gorske, Pamela 73, 140 Gossrow, Robert 49, 74, 130 Gottry, Susan 44, 77 Graening, Jay 36, 37, 82, 94, 96, 97, 98, 101, 140 Graham, Patrick 36, 49, 82, 104, 124 Grant, Jean 87 Grazine, Donald 90, 130 Gray, Glenn Greenlee, Carole 37, 85, 130 Greenwald, Ray 80, 102 Gregory, Michael Gren, Donald Griffin, Jennifer Griffith, Helen 85 Griffith, Roger 23, 70, 140 Grimm, Kenneth 107 Groben, Martha Roxann 79 Gronemeyer, Patricia 73, 130 Gross, David Grossman, David 82 Guild, Julia 54, 56, 87 Guntermann, Karl Gustafson, David 55, 59 Gustafson, John 46 Gwyn, James 36, 46, 47, 103, 140 H Haggard, Holiday 54, 140 Haggerty, Michael Haiges, John Haines, Blair 74, 130 fall, Susan 5; 25, 56, 87. Hallet, Sharon 62, 140 Hallquist, Roberta 85 Handleman, Stefanie 54 Handrich, Millicent 61, 68, 79 Hanor, John Hantke, Susan 12, 77, 110 Haptonstahl, Stephen Harding, Colin 82 Harju, Melvin 80, 140 Harland, Alan 4, 46, 101 Harper, James 50, 130 Harrington, Donald 82, 107 Harris, Nancy 60, 87 Harrod, Scott Harrold, Jeffrey 88 Harsel, Sheldon 36, 43, 140 Hart, Timothy 130 Hartley, Paul 47, 130 Hasper, Janice 37, 45, 140 Havens, Edward Hebel, Jane Hedberg, Karen 73 Hedges, Norma 140 Hegy, Sheila 37, 50, 77, 140 Heinen, Jane 61, 82 Hellberg, Jeffrey 73, 94 Helsel, Dennis Henderson, Catherine Henderson, Lawsana 37, 77, 131 Henrichsen, Ardena Henricson, Barbara 40, 87 Henry, Jory 73, 110, 140 Heppberger, David 74 Herlocker, David 70, 131 Herrin, Jerry F. Hesemann, John 50, 60 Hieronymus, Edward 46, 70 Higareda, Beatrice 58, 131 Hill, Katherine 85, 68, 140 Hilpert, Margaret 42 Hinckley, William Hinton, Thomas 35 Hintzsche, John 90, 131 Hoagland, Martha Hoebel, Kathryn 44,58, 61, 77 Hofer, Karen 85 Hoffman, Charles 59, 65, 74, 131 Hoffmaster, Thomas 73, 104, 141 Hoffstadt, Constance 45, 49, 73, 13] Hoffstadt, Paula 73 Hogan, Roger 47, 50, 131 Hohman, Wayne 131 Holland, George 45, 82, 103 Holland, Jacqueline 141 Holmes, Jack 34, 46, 50, 80, 141 Holt, Alice Cynthia 59 Holt, Charles 131 Hoover, Charles Hope, Nancy 85, 13] Horiba, Yutaka Horist, Larry 46, 47 Horner, William Horschke, William 70, 13] Horst, Melvin 13] Kincaid, Darrell 90, 101, 141 House, Gregory King, Joseph 22, 5] Housh, Nancy 58, 60, 141 King, Paul Howard, Garry 7 0 King, William | Howard, Nedra 73, 141 Kingsley, Robert 35 | Howe, Mary Jo 77 , 132 Kirsten, Richard 80 Howell, Anne 46 Kirts, Thomas 132 Howell, Jean 28, 85 Kiss, Kathleen : Hoyt, Susan 7 3 Klama, Dale 27, 87 i Huggins, John 74 Klein, Sandra 65, 87 2 Hughes, Mary 46, 79, 132 Klimick, Eileen 85, 141 | Hummell, Karen 35, 77 Klimich, Jean 85 Hund, Lawrence 82 Klinger, Stephen 54, 74 Hurd, Gale Klopcic, Joel Terrence 61, 94, 101 Hurt, Kathryn Knight, Albert 73, 101 Huseman, Barbara 87, 110 Knox, JoAnne 35, 65, 73, 132 Koch, Roberta I Koerner, Mary Alice 61, 82 Ilchene, Norman 45, 132 Konopasek, Beatrice 35, 37, 44, 45, 73 Irvine, Betsy 77 Konopasek, Frank 69, 90, 133 |saacson, Robert Kosobud, Robert 80 |zzett, Richard 80, 132 Kothe, Barbara 82 Kovarik, Warren 70, 133 J Kramer, Barry 88 Jabchick, Nancy Kreeb, Larry 90, 141 Jablon, Judith 87 Kreinick, Stephen Jach, Dorothy 44, 85, 132 Kremer, Joseph Jackson, Gail 87, 132 Krenek, Sharon 65 Jackson, Georgia 34, 73, 141 Kreps, Nancy Jacobowitz, Charles 141 Kucik, Johann Jaegerhuber, Mariann 36, 73, 141 Kucik, Robert 74, 94, 101, 133 Jager, Erik 141 Kuhfuss, Karen 37, 44, 49, 58, 61, 64, 77, 133 Jamieson, Robert Kula, Mary 73 Janes, Jerelyn 36, 87 Kundrat, Joanne 77 7 Jasperson, Leslie, 10 7 Kuntz, Karen 35, 14! Jennings, Kenneth 70 Kutal, Charles 47, 70 | Jensch, Thomas Kuzanek, Jerry 11, 82 | Jensen, David 48, 57, 141 - Kyvig, Harold 35 | Jensen, Donna 44, 46, 7 7 Jensen, Gaylee 87 L Jensen, Wallace 74, 108, 132 Lahr, Donald 37, 70, 141 Jepson, James Lamson, Robert Jerina, Donald 69, 132 Landers, Patricia Johnson, Bruce 80 Lang, Robert Johnson, Darwin 90 Langford, Lynn 88, 14] Johnson, James 80 Lapsey, William i Johnson, Jerry 61 Larson, Allen 57, 82 | Johnson, Linda Larson, Joyce 85, 14] Johnson, Michael Paul 37, 69, 74, 141 Larson, Susan 141 ' Johnson, Michael Paul 42, 70 Lass, Susam 77, 110), 14 Johnson, Rodney Latta, William 61, 7C, 124, 133 Johnson, Terry 73, 110 Lauck, Karen 35, 60 Johnson, Warren Laughlin, Richard | Johnston, Claudia 61, 79, 141 Lauver, Richard i‘ Johnston, Susan Law, Bruce Jorgenson, Elizabeth 79 Lawless, William 35, 82 Juglet, Georgiana 45, 73 Lawrence, Amy 73 Junod, Charles 82 Lawrence, James Lawrence, Michael 82, 108 K Lawton, Margaret 73 | Kalma, Dennis Leatherwood, Nancy ; Karr, Mary 40, 87, 132 Leavitt, Carol Katzmann, Arthur 90, 107 Lebeiko, Ronald 70 Kazar, Thomas 90 Leekley, Brian Keefe, David 90 Leeney, James 62, 70, 95, 103 Keetley, Mary 87 Legner, Victor Kehrein, Nancy 12, 87 Legner, Victoria 85 Keifer, Joanne Lehmann, Donald 43, 49, 70, 74, 100, 124, 133 Keleher, Katherine 16, 35, 85, 132 Lehwalder, Lorelei Keleher, Margaret 16 Leighton, Michael 94, 98, 99 - Kemp, Daniel 45, 141 LeMay, Richard 15, 74 Kent, Bonnie 35, 73 Lentz, Judy 44 Kentta, Sarah 13, 87, 141 Lewin, David 90 Kerr, David 69, 74, 94 Lewin, Joan 73. 141] Kilham, Frederick 80 Lewis, Lynne 79, 141 168 Lewis, Mary Victoria Liddell, Jane 57, 58 Lightfield, Mary Sue 16, 68, 87, 133 Lindley, Lawrence Link, Allen 80 Lipke, Diane 73 Lloyd, Ronald Lloyd, William Locklin, Gary 80 Long, Ellen 87 Losche, Peter 48, 50, 124 Loudon, Clayton 88, 141 Louthan, Ellen 40, 87, 133 Love, Claudia Lovelace, Ronni Lowery, Sharon 42, 85 Loy, Rodney 54, 61 Lubaus, Zane _ Ludlow, Robert 62 Ludwick, Barbara 87 Lumpp, James 88 Lund, Virginia 45 Lunde, David 43, 14] Lunde, Paul 6 Lundeen, Frederick Lynch, Mary Lyon, Joanna 44, 58, 85, 133 Mc McAlpine, Deborah McArthur, Matthew 63, 80 McComas, Robert 82, 94, 102, 133 McCool, Gary 37, 45, 82 McCorquodale, Douglas 90, 142 McCurry, James McDugald, Linda McFadden, Sally 77 McGee, Richard McGehee, Fred 88, 95, 100, 108, 142 McGovern, Cassandra 44, 87 McGuire, Mary 12, 16, 87 Mcllvoy, Michael 90 McKenna, William 80, 142 McKinney, Edson 80 McKinney, William McManis, George 74 McNelly, Patricia 27, 35, 45, 142 M MacLaren, David 34, 61, 64, 82 Mader, Nancy 87 Maibach, Thomas 74, 99 Mallin, Leah 60, 85, 142 Maltby, Melody Sue 60, 64, 77 Mandzy, John 47 Manhart, James 61, 133 Mansfield, Charles 46, 47, 48 Marker, Carol’ 13, 85, 143 Markiewicz, Sandra 73 Markowski, Edward 80 Marks, Robert Marquis, Josephine Marr, Barbara 73 Marsh, Robert Louis 102 Marsh, Stephen 90 Martens, Leslie 87 Martin, James 90 Martin, Jean 87 Martin, William 90 Martinmaki, Ann Masterson, Joe 14, 82, 107 Matkov, George 26, 80 Matuszek, Diane 12 Maurizi, Alex 133 Maximovich, Diane 62, 73 Maycen, Darlene Meagher, Patricia 85 Meeker, Virginia 79 Melby, Diane 77, 134 Melcher, Lynn 61, 64, 77 Melker, Charles 46 Mellen, Abigail 87 Mennerick, Lewis 90 Merikle, Philip 82, 134 Mesic, Richard 90 Mester, Anne 82 Meyer, Celia 46, 142 Meyer, Janet 31, 77, 110, 124, 134 Meyers, Li nda 50 Meyers, Nancy 44, 87 Michel, Richard 142 Michels, James 90, 104 Michielutte, Robert 134 Midkiff, David Miers, Charles 142 Miller, John 41, 65 Miller, Mary Lou 142 itchell, Paul 34, 46, 70, 142 oe, Gary 46, 50, 80, 143 oeller, Kathryn 73 olda, Kay 77 onaco, George 80 ontgomery, Donna oore, Arthur oore, Judith 82, 142 oore, Michael 134 Moore, Minor Morgan, Ann 38, 39, 134 Morgan, John 62, 80, 107 Morgan, Richard 82, 94, 98, 108 Morris, Janet 13, 50 Morris, Joan 85 orrison, Michael 58, 62, 142 orrow, Phillip 94, 101, 107, 108 orse, Cynthia 49, 61, 134 orton, Ona 58, 62 oses, Gary ott, Pamela 77, 110 ount, Jonathan 26, 74 ower, Helen 134 ower, Howard Muelder, Owen 5. 17 Munn, William 55 Murdock, Lawrence 99, 103 Murphy, Mary Myers, Virginia 12 N Nachtnebel, Kenneth 143 Nagel, Donald 74, 142 Naugle, Nancy 13, 40, 46, 87, 142 Neitzel, LeRoy 88 Nelson, Barbara 134 Nelson, Evelyn 36, 45, 85 Nelson, Francis Byron 17, 74 Nelson, Frederick Nicholas 74, 142 Nelson, Gary 80, 107 Nelson, Marshall 61, 64, 70, 134 Nelson, Rebecca 43, 134 Nelson, Verne Neri, Camilla, 34, 77 Newgauist, Lane 37, 74, 104, 135 Nielsen, Rita 44, 135 Nierman, Paul 58, 62, 70 Nies, Gary 90 Nordstrom, Jean Norsigian, Zabelle 49, 85, 135 Northcutt, Carolyn 85 Norton, Pamela 77 Norvell, Todd BE fk EZ SEES EG GGGGGES 169 O O'Donnell, Ann 51 Ohta, Marilyn 44, 85 Olles, Carolyn 142 Olsen, Janet 58 Olson, Claryssa 37, 79, 142 Olson, John Olson, Sandra Ooiman, JoAnn Orne, Mary 35, 79 P Pachyn, Janis Anita 35, 85, 135 Page, Robert Carl 90 Paisley, Jean Elizabeth Paisley, Katherine Musgrave 42, 142 Palmer, Jon Carl Palmeri, Janet Anne Palmroth, John 46, 48, 135 Pannier, William Julius 135 Parey, Michael David 82 Park, Charles Harold 88 Parker, Linda Dawn 61, 79, 142 Parks, Wayne Robert 7 4 Parr, Jay Andrew, Jr. 82 Parsons, Nicholous Rainey 31, 57, 8 7, 135 Patterson, Scott Douglas Patton, Michael Jerrel Thomas 47 Pauls, Frederick Hubert 50, 135_ Paynter, James William Pearson, Alan Harvey 35, 46 Pearson, Linda Agnes 73, 135 Pearson, Roger Lee 88, 142 Peekel, Arthur Kenneth 34, 82 Pekarek, William 70, 135 Pense, Clifford Arthur Pencheff, Christopher Jon 80 Perkins, Rita Louise Perry, Donald Paul Peters, Robert John 74, 101 Peterson, Bruce Barney 70, 100, 104 Peterson, Jerrold Melvin 135 Peterson, Lowell Nathaniel 34, 46, 47, 142 Peterson, Martha Cecelia 46, 79 Pfaffmann, Jack Ernst 61, 100 Pflaum, William Konrad 70 Pflederer, Steven Jay Phelps, Randall Lee 90, 103 Phillips, Eugene Clarence 82, 108 Pickett, Thomas George 80 Pierce, Cole Jon 135 Pierce, Judith Ellen 73, 142 Pinkel, Robert Henry, Jr. 88 Pinkerton, Susan Kingsley 41, 44, 142 iper, Howard Brandon 74 ippenger, Philip McKinney 142 iret, Dale Loudon 60, 80 aner, John Harris 61 ess, Linda Gail Poch, Faith Joy Poindexter, Linda Jane 37, 77 Pont, Donald Earl 136 Pope, Anne Elizabeth Pope, Michael William 90, 99, 108 Poppen, Carla Ann 142 Porcher, William Joseph 90, 143 Poston, Bonnie Joy 45 Potter, James Russell Potter, Roger Henning 61, 136 Price, Mary Hewitt 77, 143 Primozich, Mary Louise 44. 54 Proebsting, David Louis 100, 136 Prutsman, Paula Ann Pullen, Hadley 82, 107 BOSS) ATLAS: 170 Q Querhammer, William 90 R Raabe, Bruce James 7 4 Radatz, Virginia Elsie Radd, Paulette Raffenbeul, Dennis Henry 82 Raftree, Anne Louise 85 Randell, Toni Jeanne 50, 77 Randolph, Henry William 70 Rankin, McKensie Bruce Ransome, Frank, ||! 80 Rapp, Paul Edward Rapport, Zelda Ruth 40, 41, 47, 87, 136 Ray, Kathleen Melinda Reed, Gayla Catherine 34 Reed, Laurence Wilcox Reed, Lisbeth Mason 31, 34, 77, 136 Reed, Ramona 34, 68, 73, 143 Regenburg, Lynn Ruth 23, 37, 77 Reid, Roger William 90 Reiner, Daryl Robin 22, 87 Rennison, Anne 50, 143 Reno, Richard Wayne 143 Reynolds, Steven Livingston Rice, Valorie A. Richardson, Linda Ann 87 Richfield, Catherine Thompson Ridgway, Alcinda Louise 73, 110 Riegle, Earl Michael Rimpila, Julian John 7, 90, 136 Rinaldo, Roxanne 77 Roberson, Willie Ruth 95 Robins, Ross Sherwood 80 Rodgers, William Paul Rogers, Robert Charles Rogozinski, Jan Lee 143 Rompella, Frank Anthony Roper, Raymond John 70, 108, 136 Rose, William Miller 50, 136 Roskelley, David Leroy Ross, Rodney Anson 62 Ross, Suellen Roth, Calvin George Rothstein, Terry Bruce 74 Rowan, Steven Drury 74 Rowles, Duncan MacMillan, Jr. 61, 64, 82, 98 Rucker, Betty Jean 5, 87, 136 Rushing, Douglas Robert 136 Rushing, Mary Ellen 5 Safford, George M. 42 St. John, Ronald Bruce 74, 107 Sakamoto, Hiroki 48 Sandburg, Jeffrey Martin 96 Sanders, Jean Darlene Santini, Raymond James Saunders, Karen Anne 73 Sauter, John Vernon 61 Scheffler, Leonard Paul 16, 70, 136 Schenk, Darryl Alden 143 - Schiebel, Charles Henry 17, 80 Schiffman, Glenn Jay 34, 80 Schilke, Barbara Lee 77 Schlosser, William Wright Schmid, Nancy Elizabeth 36, 45 Schmid, Robert Kennedy 74, 104, 124, 136 Schmidt, Charles Thomas. 37, 45, 61, 62, 64 Schneider, Deborah Eitel 48, 143 Schneider, Gary B. 88 Schnuckel, Robert Earl Schoaff, Paul Everett 143 Schoenheider, Paul Henry 90, 101 Schreiber, Steven Kurt 57, 65, 73 Schunaman, Norman Douglas 74, 95 Schuster, Linda Gail 40, 77, 108, 110 Schwarz, Tom Leonard Sciacchitano, Lois Ann 61 Scott, Bobbette Pamela 23, 7 3 Scott, Donna Lee 44, 143 Scott, Dorothy Fern Scott, Glenn Lewis 48 Scott, Jean Charlotte 82 Scott, Leighton Reeves 101] Seago, James Lynn 143, 103 Sears, Michael Novy Seibert, Robert Franklin 50, 143 Seiffert, Edwin Joseph Sell, George Frederick 60 Seward, Cynthia Ann 46, 79, 143 Seyler, Catherine Ann 85, 143 Shanahan, Brigid A. Sharp, Willa Katharine 46 Sherman, Howard David 100, 143 Sherman, Susan Jane 7 Sherrick, Sandra Sue 49, 85, 137 Shriver, Donald Laurence 90, 99 Shulman, Jo Anne : Silberstorf, Gail May 73, 143 Silverman, Beverly Marie Skinner, Catherine Rose 77, 143 Skylas, Irene J. 73, 137 Slabe, Edward Erwin 90 Slatkin, Ronald Charles Smatlak, Diane Beau 85, 143 Smith, Arthur Melvin 62 Smith, Pamela Jane 73 Smith, Richard Gene 34, 0 Smith, Terence Lee 70, 101, 145 Smythe, William Woods Sodetz, Frank Jack 80 Sodetz, Richard Allen 22, 80 Solliday, Norman Henry 143 Sorenson, Avis Beverly Soskin, David Howell 4, 74, 94, 101 Spachman, Glenn Frank 70 Sparber, Marjorie Specht, Nancy Jo 79, 143 Speer, Sandra Sue 73 Spencer, Bruce Edwards 70, 143 Sperry, Karin Thompson Springer, John Mervin 45, 61, 90, 143 Sredl, Sue Ellen 82 Stack, Sandra Lee Stahl, Robert Edward 43, 57 Stallard, Mary Alice Stallos, Anastasia Dianne 77 Stancl, Donald Lee 36, 137 Stanek, Charles James Stanfa, Jo Elaine 57, 143 Stanton, Robert Thomas 35, 63, 0 Stark, Donna Lee 37, 55, 87, 143 Starkie, Billie Ann 36, 89 Steed, Cecil Clyde Stein, Richard Ernst 90 Stelzner, Dennis James Sterenberg. James William, Jr. 26, 74, 137 Sterling, Robert Wood 14, 107 Stern, Clifford Gordon 88 Stevens, Mary Janelle 73 Stewart, Robert Dennison 35 Stickney, Michael Alex Stisser, Laverne Edgar, Jr. 82, 98, 108, 137 Stites, Larry Lenz 37 Stone, Barry David 27, 35, 137 Strader, Clark Allen 137 Stratton, Russell John 88 Strauch, Lois Annida Sullivan, Janice Elaine Summers, David Anthony 90, 137 Surls, Mary Ann 85 Sutphen, Bonnie Gayle 12, 77 Sutphen, John Calvin, Ill 82, 94, 98 Sutton, David St. Clair 15, 45 Sutton, William Albert 5, 70, 137 Swan, Wendel Ray 80 Swanson, Carlene Frieda 87 Swansen, Leroy Alexander, || 47 Swanson, William Joseph 143 Sweet, Dinah Swift, Roger Crysler 60 Swise, John Michael 80 Symmonds, John Miller + Taggart, William 47, 80, 95 Tagge, David Lee 95, 143 Takahara, Emi Jean Takahashi, Anita 137 Talbot, Kent Douglas 80 Talley, Craig Anthony Talmadge, Stephen Jenkinson 144 Tanberg, Marilynne 37, 77, 144 Tanioka, Carolyn Naomi Tate, Michael Dean 107 Taub, Susan Ilene 35, 82 Taylor, Mary Kathryn 46, 79, 144 Taylor, Roger Lee 70, 144 Teeter, John Stephen 80, 95, 144 Teitel, Henry Martin 74, 137 Temple, Margaret Joan 37, 77, 144 Thomas, James Wilhoit 82 Thomas, John Davidson Thompson, Anne Elizabeth 77, 108, 144 Thompson, Carol Jean 12, 73 Thompson, Carol Lee 55, 110 Thompson, Christopher Robert 61, 64, 65, 82 Thompson, Elizabeth Inger 37, 45, 144 Thorsen, Carol Lee 73 Thrailkill, Sandra Kay Tindall, Mary Anne 144 Titus, Timothy Robert oms, Catherine Susan 51, 77 ranquilla, Michael Nicholas [rout Diane elem) 37, 77 Tucker, Tommy Lee 94 Turner, Bruce Walter 90, 144 Turner, George Pope 74 Turnquist, Julianna 41, 87, 110, 144 Tuttle, Marcia Louise 85 Tvaroh, Margaret Rose 6] Twigg, William Perry 50, 144 U Uitvlugt, Karen Elizabeth in, Pini tal, SO, Wey Ulreich, John George 90, 104, 144 Urban, Mary Helen 77, 144 Urbanski, Stephen William Utz, Gretchen Luise 46, 137 Vv Van Dyke, Anita Takahashi 137 Van Gemert, Jeanne 6, 138 Vance, George Wayne 46, 88, 98, 99, 138 Varda, Elaine Esther 12, 82 Varland, Judith Marie 50 Vedral, William Dale Velde, Patricia Jean 77 Velde, Richard William 94 Velie, Sharron Jean 172 Vick, Carol Jane 73, 144 Vissat, Maria Louisa 144 Vitale, Michael Louis 82 Vlaisavljevich, George Michael, Jr. 82, 96, 98, 103, 108 Vovis, Gerald Francis 46, 51, 90 WwW Waddell, Donal Francis Wahlstrom, Gregg Owen Walker, Coyd McConnell Walker, Vicki Stockton 12, 56 Wallace, Elizabeth Ellen 68, 77, 110, 138 Walter, Nancy A. 73 Walworth, Dorilee Jane 61, 87, 144 Wanggaard, Helmer Craig 144 Wanke, Gary Keith 88 Wannamaker, Joseph Edmund 70, 107 Ward, William Paul Warkentin, Helen Kay 58, 61, 144 Warkentin, Rose Marie Warner, Margaret Ann Waterman, Mary Ella Watkins, Mary Louise 77, 138 Watson, Barbara Ellen Watson, Judith Anne 85 Watson, Stephen Richard 46, 47 Watts, Eugene John 82 Weaver, Sally Anne 138 Weber, Arthur Leonard 43 Weiher, William Franklin Weiland, Patricia Sue 45, 46 Weis, Henry Birdsall, I!| 41, 47, 69, 80, 124, 138 Weis, Michael Lawrence 7 0 Weitzel, Ronald Dean 88 Welch, Kristopher Adlemar 35, 56, 60 Welch, Lynam Wilbert 54 Welch, Mary Ann Weller, John Marvin 50, 138 Wellman, Kaaren Fern Kristina 48, 61, 79, 138 Wells, Wendy Lou 46, 51 Welzel, Kippert Carl 82, 96, 98, 138 Wertz, Richard 61], 70, 138 Wesch, Judith Ann 50 Whipple, Robert M. White, Patricia Dee Susan White, Patricia Louise 77 White, Robert Smith 51, 90, 107 White, Roger Stuart Whitney, Kate Barnes 87 Wibert, Dan Frederick Wicks, Frederick Eugene Wier, Ronald Albert 55, 56, 59, 144 Wiley, Lawrence Dale 144 Williamson, Mary Louise Wilson, Patricia Lou 45, 79 Wingader, William Lawrence 49, 69, 90, 101, 124, 138 Wirtz, Frederick Richard Witcraft, Joyce Marie Wotring, David L. Wood, Brian Wesley 138 Wood, Leslie Ellen 87, 144 ; Woodward, Diana Lynne 41, 61, 64, 87, 110, 144 Woolsey Charles Robert 82, 144 Wordell, Kenneth Anthony 46 47 Wright, Lloyd Allen Wright, Lynn Stewart 70, 102, 144 Wulbert, Daniel Elliott 16, 98, 100 Y, Yates, Jacqueline Dorothy 73 Yell, Karen Barbara 56, 138 Young, Elizabeth Carrington 138 Young, Robert Francis 80, 100 Yund, Elmer William, Jr. Z Zamrazil, James Joseph 58, 62, 104, 144 Zarvis, Geraldine W. 87 Zehr, Amu Suzanne Ziemann, Darlene Janice 51, 87 Ziemann, Sharon Louise 77 Zimmermann, Sandra Lynn 73 Zinsmeister, Norman Jon Zweifel, Elizabeth Anne 77, 144 a Sa _ ee - ee Sere eta Bas be - ne ‘ 3 k oo : i bieraii } ; ‘ bei j 4 Ae! ‘ ; 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ss +e ae tb : | Sila baehy . mist id ? 4 ' + be 7 ; we ny! aa } � Fr a ; ” ‘) : S ’ 4 + , 7 e Hi ; f ie taal ; : ; « a i te ; . ) . | ? ‘ , q k ¥ x i $ wy ; ¢ ‘ var ‘ } ’ 4 i j 4 , r 7 , re ® ; , ; ) 4 tk t 4 ? ‘ faye « j : i te y | a is J ‘ if ' 4 i q ¥ waite | delete ; ' “ ait ‘hel oT - � r « Py i a , ; - } if ; � 34 : RMAs , | . 2 phe 14 Y pai ; k rf 4 Tr x . t , ° ie � Me friot | Vel sits v 4 i ) ae j ; breyey i ; ! ; , ; “ a ‘ ‘ ; fr ' } , .) ? s ” 3 t , 7 yard ’ 4 x ai x . s | ; : + ¥ ; i i hh abe ’ é t ise f Aree 8 } a a + x y . a 4 7 : : ; : } : 4 ‘ ; . : ’ ‘ e “rt r ae 4 , } hr ; ; Se rie ; we tS iow os r sk a - : . ert 3 b ? ‘ , ; ;; i Bitty : ' je Hie is 3 ii ; + 4 eliel ld: Hele nye ; rr ; 4 ¥fth'oy ' ‘y n % Mi ; J A isi i? + ‘ } WPARTE Thee ne t r | ” | 4 eae 4 ,. ye TO a a i vena “ik S Uipad ite ; ; t f . 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